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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

Gen. Logan does not appear 10 be keep.
Ing things straight in his part OF the
moral vineyard. Ex-Minlster to Liberia
Turner, a colOred man of considerable
ability, is making Democratic speeches
up IN Illinois. AT Cairo the other night
he made an effective exposure or the per-
fdious treatment the colored men have
received at the hands Of the Republican
party. 1t was pronounced the best pollti.
cal speech ever made In the city. The
detection OF the colored vote would give
Illinois TO the Democrats.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

1t seems that none OF the Republican
philanthropic politicians who are troubled
about the wage question, so far as it re-
Iates to the negro laborers OF the South,
propose to come South aud give the Gar-
kies higher wages than they are now
earning. The crocodile tears that are
won't to be she'd over the wrongs OF the
poor colored man do not evoke as many
sympathetic votes as they did a few years
aOn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26
Another RepuhIIcan Defeat In Store.
Fro,n a. Roston HsraLd lIndl

7"+ NO lIV6tUIt HtFIIN VIHV'I
II the Republicans want Mr.. Blaine for
thelr candidate in 1888 they hnd better have
MIN. 1t looks now "a though he would be
nominated If alive. No other name is SO we'll
received by the Republicans, even in Mass;t-
chusetts. IL Is probable that the Republican
party needs 10 be defeated again. To defeat
IL win Mr.. Blaine as its standard bearer will
ne a comparatively easy and agreeable task.
especially il the Democratic candidate be
Grover Cleveland
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

Hospitable Atlanta ought to lay aside
O large red Wethersfeld onion for the use
of Rutherford b. Hayes when he visits
that city. He will have need of all the
tears be can spare when he sees the poor
colored people prosperous and happy
under Democratic rule.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

One of the most ridiculous features of
the Congressional campaign is the fact
that the Republican papers Of Ohio assert
that Frank Hurd is trying to dodge the
Tariff issue. Franks life and name are
genuine poems of tariff reform.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26
CURRENT COMMENT.
Hewitt's Telling Letter.

from the Boston A01srttS6r iteD.1
The truth so bluntly spoken may not snit
Mr.. George so we as the pleasant hattery Of
ms incongruous disciples but it must pierce
even his envelope of self-conceit. The public,
at any rate, Will be SLOW TO forget this pun
gent review of his fantastic combination of
poverty and progress"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

Although Editor Halstead, of Cincin-
natl, has again been arrested for criminal
libel, his Islander mill is still running day
and night, and the toll will much more
than pay the cost Of the advertising in
the court mediums.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

The forest fires are still raging in vast
Probably the Republicans have fired the
woods in order to smoke out all the vo-
kers Of the Abe Buzzard stripe.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

Pittsburg is still Dragging about the
great prosperity of its manufacturing in
terests, and only few hungry pOliti-
clans there really believe the business in
terests are suffering for a return of Re-
VouhlIaou
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

The cordial reception at Berlin of M.
Herbrette, the new French Minister,
would seem to indicate that the reports
about the strained relations between Ger
many and France are very much over
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

The Roosevelt boom in New YORK city
IL almost as noisy as that OF henry
George, but the United Democracy is en-
dying the quiet confidence of victory as
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

North Carolina is beginning to catch up
In the phenomena line. The Old North
State has as able prevarIcators as there
are in any part of our great and glorious
country. All they need is encourage
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

The Canadian government is slow pay
ing the rewards offered for the capture of
Louis Riel, the rebel leader, and the pa
triotic ardor OF the captors is being put
to a severe necnninry test.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

''The first law passed by the United
States Congress in 1889 vac a tariff bill"
says protectionist contemporary, and it
triumDhantly, but ignorantly adds: The
fathers Of the Republic believed in pro-
lection" The first tariff bill was reye.
nue. measure, says the Philadelphia
Record. "rhe highest duty imposed by
II did not exceed per cent. Toe fathers
Of the Republic we're honest men, and
had not conceived Of the enormity OF
usIng the power Of taxation FOR the pur.
s---e OF building up any mans business
81 Ina expense Of other men.o
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

1t is said that Texas is to have new
deep wafer port at Padre Island. One
great need of that State is little more
high land along the coast.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

The selling of $4,000 worth of snug
fled opium at San Francisco indicates
bat for ways that are dark and tricks that
Ire VAIN, the heather Chinee is still very
hecnllar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

The naturalization, IN New York, OF
Hartmann, the Nihlist, who is said to
have planned the assassination OF Alex
ander l., OF Russia. would seem to be a
direct blow at O'DonoVan Rosa, who
must henceforth take back seat when
bombs and dynamite are being discussed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

A great need OF the old world is grand
asy lum for idlOtIc and cranky mOnarehs.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

If the Apache murdereIs are really TO
be Kept in solitary confinement at Fort
Pickens, will # not be a case Of cruel and
unusual punishment OF tourists and sight
seers who would enjoy seeing hem in the
widest Kind OF a wild west shown
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

Is "Generap' Sparks. No man who eyel
served as Commissioner Of the Genera
Land Office provoked so much criticism a
he has done, Throughout the West there
have been complaints Of the hRrdships
endured by the settlers because OF his un,
favorable rulings and neglect OF duty,
He has laid up against him more sins oI
this character than can be atoned Tor in
many months Of faithful work. Almost
every member Of Congress who has 9
friend in the West has received letters oi
complaint against SpaTkH because OF the
silly things he has done,
Then there Is another Individual In the
present administration who ought to re.
ceive a chrome, He ia Montgomery, the
Commissioner Of Patents, He has proved
himself TO be valuable tool in the hands
Of the spoilsmen. Dozens Of old and faith
tul employees have been removed from
their places and others appointed thereto,
and there Ia a singular thing about these
appointments, and that is that most OF
those appointed are pretty young women
who are given places atthe behest Of in,
ilueptiRl Senators and Representatives OF
the Democratic party. What all this
means can only be inferred, but certain II
IA that the matter has already attracted
attehtion, and the general verdict Is that
IN this bureau the performances OF Higgins
lave been outdone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03
1ABnn n. M :, NOTES

At q meeting OF the leather manuiac
turers OF Woburn, Mass, q scale Of prices
was adopted for submission to the knights
Of Labor, M....
Mr.. J. 2. Witherow, OF Plttsburgh, has
completed contract for two large blast
furnaces, Of the most modern and i'm
proved pattern, to be erected near Biz
mingham, Ala.
On Thursday the miens at the Meyer
SCotdale, mines Pa, struck for thirty cents
for miningninty bushels Of coal, the district
price. They gained their point, and went
TO work yesterday morning.
The Womans' Industrial League, with
headquarters at Washington, D. u, has
sent circulars to employers asking Tor In
formation in regard to the pay and general
condition Of working women.
Some Of the Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie
engineers have requested a reduction ol
hours or an advance Of wages, Manager
Quincy is now considering the matter,
Wnlch will likely be settled in few days,
General Master workmen Powderly Of
the Knights Of Labor Is still confined t.
his home, his ailment being quincy and
rheumatism and other troubles resulting
rom a serious fall he received q yeai
ago.
Owing to concessions made yesterday
by u large number Of merchant tailors Of
Boston the 500 iourneymen who struck Q
lew days ago are returning to work as tSsl
as their employers sign the advanced
scales,
The miners who returned to work in
the Broad Top, Pa, at an advance are be-
coming restless, and It Is thought thai
they will strike again in q day or two
Outside pressure has been brought to beal
on them.
The Missouri Pacific strikers at AtChi
son, Kansas, are rapidly quieting down
rwenty.iouF Of the old employees Wert
out to work in the shops yesterday morn
Ing, and others arc waiting until,there Il
a demand for their services.
The Philadelphia street car employees
ratified the compromise entered into By
the Arbitration Committee and the Boarc
Of Presidents, and all the cars were run
ming Us usual yesterday. This action end
all fears Of tie-up, and the men ge
about all they demanded in their bill o
grievances.
The Cincinnati Trades Assembly hal
given attention to the case Of MIR. Muhl
hauser, q member OF the Board Of OinCin
matt Work House Directors, who is said Y
have invested 100000 in tho Eclipse Sew
ing Machine Company, which at presen
employs thirty men Ia the Work House
A 6oycotting report was adopted.
The secret fight against the product o
William McC1lly C 90. glass manulac
turers Of Pittsbutgh, waged by the KnightI
Of Labor, was ended yesterday by the Hrr
signing the union scale Of prices for thell
bottle houses. The Green Bottle League
controlling the green bottle factories
throughout the country are being organ
lied into assemblies Of the knights o
Labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03
ARBITRATION BILL.
Two oE THE sE0TIoNs PASSED on.
How the wsSt Virginia Delegation stands
Republican Senatorial CauOuA-A West
virginia Democrat LsglslAtsd Out
Of the EmpIOy Of the Senate.
spsetal Dl,DalsA b a. 1nleltgalo7,

SpstidI DilpaieA 70 tha hltelli9aioF,
WARRINGTON, D. O., April 2,-The de
bate in the House Of Representatives to
day on 0'Neill's Labor Arbitration bill
was OF a very interesting character, and To-
a wonder, was wholly void Of partisan feel
ing, members favoring or opposing th'
measure without regard to party. Th'
bill will likely pass tomorrow, The Wes
Virginia delegation is divided, Gibson
who says 1t is the most important question
ever presented to the American Congress
opposes 1t earnestly, He says the bill
does not remedy the evil and will not be
effiCaclous, ut will not" said he, "bsns-
at the laboring men, and II passed will
prove an unpopular law among the classes
1t seeks to benefit,
Congressman Snyder told me tonight
that he will vote for the bill. He thinks II
contains many very good features and
none Of harmful nature. He thinks il
worth while TO try it as an experiment,
and that 1t is better than no legislation al
AL on the labor question, at will" he
said TO the INTRLLIGENCER representative,
"st least bs an expression on the part OF
Congress Of sentiment in favor Of the
settlement Of the issues between capital
aud labor by arbitration. 1t will do no
harm even II it does no good"
General Golf ia not in the city and hiL
position is not known. i have been un.
able to see Mr., Wilson, but am told that
he is friend Of arbitration and will yott
for the bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03
KANSAS MILITIA

Start for ParaonS, whore TROUBLED 10 Mo.
montarIly Expected.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, April 2.-In response
20 the request Of Adjutant.G General Camp
DELL, telegraphed from Parsons last night,
he Governor this morning ordered ont
ihe First regiment Of the Kansas National
Guards with instructions to proceed to
Parsons to assist In tho movement OF the
Missouri Pacific trains.
Tho regiment numbers 800 men in line,
Jol, Patrick, Of 0swego, being Colonel Of
he same. Major General Carroll, oi
Paola, will be in command. The Santa
70 road which operates the Southern
Kansas made transportation arrangements
or the troops on the Southern Kansas and
he Gulf roads, They will arrive in Par.
IONS at Z o'clock tonight. The troops
axe muskets and ordinary camp equip.
ge, but no tents as they camp In the MIS-
ouri Pacific shops. Tho feeling at this
ate hour Ia that the presence Of tho troops
will have the desired result.
Just after the train bearing the soldiers
Jassed Ottawa, q gang OF ruilianA came
lpon the track and slgnalled the engineer
stop, which no did. The leader, man
laned Semple, handed a note To
he engineer inviting him not to
pull the cars out Of Ottawa, The
dajor was in the front part OF the
rain, and getting of faced the crowd and
q vigorous language told them some
iery plAin truths, and drawing rifle
threatened TO shoot the leader, where
ipon hs fed. The leaders were all
ecognlzed. semple is said to be the man
ho fred IN oil train during the Pitts.
burgh riot.
Wnen the troops reached Oherlyvale
hey found the wires cut between there
Iud Parsons and threats were heard from
rangers that the train would moi
each the destination. Tho run was com.
lleted, however, without mishsp. Par
ons was reached in cold, sleetlng rain
Four companies are quartered at the cal
shops and four occupy the Opern House.
General Roberts will arrive from Law
renee at midnight, when Adiutant Gen
raj Campbell will return from Topeka
No trouble is anticipated tomorrow,
Ehen trains will be moved. The troopt
Ire In good trim and ready for work II AZ
.ttempt should be made to interfere with
traffic,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.

All roads on the Upper Peninsula O.
Michigan are blockaded with snow.
The physicians OF Secretary Manning
reported his condition last night as un
changed.
Upon the heels Of the confirmation o.
Geronimo's surrender comes the Conlrma
ton oil his escape.
The Schumacher Milling Company, Of
Akron, Ohio, has been organised, with 9
capital stock Of $2,0OO,0OO.
All differences between the 1900 EN-
ployes and officers OF the Brooklyn CITY
Railroad Company, have been settled.
Eighteen places Of business on Mair
street, Port Ronovan, Canada, burned
yesterday. LoBss9O, 900, insurance S12. 900
The United States House Judiciary Com
mittee will report against Q proposed con
Btitutional amendment allowing women Il
vote.
The house Of Joseph Hobel, at Reno
MINI, was burned by an incendiary Rnt
Hobels two-yearold daughter was burned
10 death.
The total imports Of dry goods at New
York during the past week were valued aI
q, ,256, ,4SD, and the amount thrown on thC
market was s2,27252l.
The body Of Henry Roberts, missing
Singer Sewing Machine Company collec
tor, was found In the Ohio river, at Gin
cinnati, yesterday. The cause OF his death
is mystery.
In order 10 keep funds In the Ohio
Treasury, weakened by Democratic profit
gacy, bill has been introduced In the
House 10 authorize the Commissioners o.
the Sinking Fund to borrow %60,0OO OF
the year 1900 bonds.
The Mexican concessions 10 the Eadt
ship railroad contemplates liabilities Oh
the part OF the United States amounting
10 S37 500, 900, for which there shall be nc
security. There does not seem 10 be any
chance Of The snap winning.
William O. Ackerman, Of Hardin
county, Iowa, attempted suicide at the
Grand Union Hotel, New York City, yes.
tetday morning. II is thought that he
cannot recover, aB be took what iB an
unusually fatal dose Of laudanum.
The wife Of Nathan Griffith, Of West.
minister, Cahada, cut her husbands throat
with q razor while he was asleep. Hel
mind was unbalanced by religious excite.
ment, and she says she wanted 10 kill hei
husband 80 she could 90 10 preaching.
AT Conheaut, o., last night, Joseph
Burke was shot and instantly killed BY
Wayne James. The men had nuaffelel
and james claims that the shooting was
done In sell defense. He ID under arrest,
Burke ives tramp who cani6. from the
East last fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03
pAtn HnfkleSIa IaAO,

pirrntRun, April 2.-The hearing on
tie application OF Samuel Barkley, the
ball player iat an injunction TO restrain
the American Association from interier-
iSgvith him playing with the Pittsburgh
club came Up for argument In the Common
Pleas Court beiofv Judge Stowe this
morning. President Bytne, Of the Brook.
yn club and Samuel Wagner, Esqg ,oi
Philadelphia, appeared for thB AssoGia.
lion and 6led a demurrer claiming that
ihecOurt had no Jurisdiction In the case.
Judge stowe stated that the question ot
Jurisdiction was an important one, and 10
order that he might have time 10 Careinl'
y consider Il he would reserve his de-
CSiou, Odding that while the action o. tte
Association In, suspending anu hning
Batkley was clearly illegal he was n9l
sure that 10 Injunction Issued BY this
court would have any effect on the othei
clubs except the pltlebuTgh aud Athletic,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03
rnRoueH THE STATE.
Accidents and 1acldoat1 in West virgin

Accidents and 1neldontA In West virginia
aud vicinity.
Tho CadlE glass works are offered for
sale.
Twelve hundred barrels Of oil are being
shipped over the Charters road daily.
The hour Of noon is now struck on the
fire bell by electricity In East Liverpool.
There are now enrolled at the Uniyer.
Bity 1876 BtudenB-twenty.eight more than
last year. NJ
Work is 10 be commenced at once on
the proposed TOOL works at Don, above
Martins Ferry. s'-5. lf57s
George W. Doyle, Of this office, received
by mail last Monday from George W. Weir,
o life prisoner Ia the Ohio penltentiary, q
nne DOODLE folding tooth pick, the handle
oil which is made Of German silver inlald
with pearl, Weir is teacher oil q night
school In the prison, and the tooth pick 10
the hand work Of one Of his acholafa,-T
Ctdirsuiile Gdtttte.
A man named Durenburg, who has
been living In Bhanty boat aE East Liver.
pool, threw big wife into the river at that
place last Sunday, and pulled out with hIS
boat, taking with him their baby, aged
elk months. Somebody rescued ihe
woman, and on Monday ahe came down
To Cumberland and got Officer Murray 10
60 over 10 the boat and capture the baby
and Mrs, Dufenbufe'B clothing.
James Houston, who lives near Morgan.
town. 10 In very peculiar and pfeCaflouB
eSndllion. He has In his stomach forty.
two tiae bullets, and there 10 no telling
how much damage they may work. MI,
Houston ls q man Of about 30 years, and
for q long time has been In bad health,
Some time ago his disease took q very COS.
tive turn, and somebody advised him 10
take that old remedy, 0 bullet. Believing
that Il one would be good, several would
be better, he began taking and continued
10 take at intervals until he had swallowed
iofIy.tWo rifle bullets, 10 far the phyBi.
clans have been able TO do but little for
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03
WAITING FOR TURNER
TIE SITUATION UNoHANeED,
Tho KniEhtA If Labor Waiting for the Ar.
Flval Of the General EEseutiys Commit.
toe--ThS KSpSAS Militia Arrive At
ParsOnS-NO Trouble Anticipated.

sT, LOUIS, No, April 9.-The General
Executive Committee OF the knights Of
Labor had not arrived up to ?. M, and
80 far as can be learned no tdines have
been received OF them. The local joint
executive committee was in session most
Of the morning, but its chairman and
other members said no business Of
Importance had been or would be
transacted until the arrival Of the
General Committee, They also said that
the impression which had got abroad, that
there were differences between the local
and general committees, was a wrong one.
They feel quite certain that the General
Committee will approve all their acts, and
that there will be entire harmony between
the boards.
A dispatch has been received here
stating that Frederick Turner and his as.
iociates OF the General Executive Com
nittee, were In Cincinnati at two O'Clock
his morning, and that they would leave
here by the next train,
plHRbHt bbhEVu anu luuulTy up 10 IL
)'cloCk tonight failed to reveal the where.
ibouts OF Secretary Turner and his asso-
ilates OF the General Executive Commit.
zee, and it Ia now regarded as GER
;ain that they have not yet reached
he city. The local committee have been
u Joint and secret session tonight and at
ibis writing nothing has been learned Of
heir proceedings, There trains passed
ly6r the bridge after 5 O'Clock this even
ng, the first that have crossed the bridge
for about three weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-03

LONDON, April IA great mass meet
ing was held this afternoon in Guild Hall
to protest against the granting Of parlia-
ment to Ireland. The Lord Mayor pre-.
sided. sirJohn Lubbock, Liberal J mem
Der Of Parliament for London University,
moved the adoption Of o resolution con.
demning Mr.. Gladstone for his intention
Of nhsnding Ireland over 10 Mr.. PArnell,
whom he previously denounced" Awork.
ingman arose and offered an amendment
10 Sir John LubboCk's resolution, but he
was howled down, and the resolution was
carried amid wild enthusiasm. But 200
persons In the ins..ense audience voted In
the negative.