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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
Instances Of Gal .

From tie N6Or1sku STATE Journal
A restaurant man of Lincoln was looking
gloomy yesterday as ne gazed from the Wiad W
at the dusty landscape. Being surrounded by a
| representative of { Is lever watch moves the
world he commenced to unboson himself
There came IN here this mOr-lng, he said. "a
stranger of diStin uShe1 app lrancc. He was
| aauSlty in his beartn !; yes very naughty TIE
days OF TIE years o. my i3Ur~ey il Lh- laud have
bean ma s. bur don't think | ever struck a
more commanding loo4inE man. he TOOK sat
al table ami gla ce1 over the bill of a very
CT ideally. finally he ordered Tort -r-house
sea with i1punle 'able vegetables. He asked
me If mad any new cucu n6-rs I hedo't any.
We'll, sad this naughty gentle nan, send out
ana get some. And tell your inf RIAL Waiter
that don't want to bee me centenaTia1 be-
fore ne m "A X brou .nJ me, ! was deeply i'm
pressed by his in perious manner and / rus
tlei around a burned tae COOK. AMI
! In vcry short time the meal was
placed Def RS him, and II vas 4 nice one Hs
seemel TO snioy It. He ate slo civ. .iplet three
cups Of coffee, and repeate scvo al Of his ver--
table orde s. Finally he ncud i the repas,.
and came % he cashiers desk wae-e was on
duty. He picked hist eth calmly. and then said.
4 nm ready.' Ready for WHAT inquired.
Ready 70 te fred. naven. rcd C Mt NOW.
how was m .oy unia lndered double an twist.
faSt-iyed gatls hoT does II sltike you as a
sample Of nerve with sci cds- and b.ass
tip: | was too paralyzei fire him. I lust
m tied him TO 80 and told him thse II h e.
came 20 my fashions le rendezvous axaIn
you swc-ten ms C 70 win sulp uric acid
He smiled blan " AMI we his tortuoIs way"
And the proprietor OF tae nash emporium
signed YEARLY.
II can call another instance % gall" he
said. after awhile. When vas b y worAe
ia = utcher shop, cabling out SsIsREe and
stun to intcllLenl patron The r1ane bu,ci r.
ha an Old mound wlicl had cuthved les useful
ness. but f,r "..ca ne wOuldn have tasen
: j CO... The log used 70 lie On u,e Sidewalk m
front ot the Shop fron morlng to ni .ht ami
~ .y.ryhody knew him, he recsired many a
care f. Well, ono day was in t.e shop acne.
wnen &c tel AMI hnndsoEle s,rlrg-r cnirr-i.
My boy he soid Ia tho most Dl-ns.
ant nAsner IN the world would Won
be 80 good a. ~ lend INC = ciaaver for a mi 5.
meat" t.atter-d ~ bis polteuas. 20 me. i'm.
mediately han ed hln tie toy asked for IL
vent ono of the shop asd I hoarei . dulI.
Eicsenng t1u1 IL rstu n N a iuiB ne or
tgro carrying ne cie1rer. whlcd vas dripping
with 90 ? Nov. nv httie nan. sail h.. M
pleasantly As ever. tell yJur master whel he
gr's another log ~ sh'Ila Keep Il where 20.
pie WON'T stumble ofet o. Tails tl-ltaht
stranger bad hA. 81 ne poor ola dogs be-.
on Toe - e.d.ng. ! think. vac a. col AS
thu afcNc reg o1s ! don't ~ how goa n,~1
Cal nave boa .t. lIags, or lv-rs tebJuii think
toe soil tss, carfy around would orcupy ail t..e
available sp8c''
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The wheel of justice revolved very
rapidly in a case in New Y TX the other
day. AT $50 O'Clock a. IN John Mccarthy
and Johu Cuas ingham were waikiki alo &
Sixth street with c jnnec.icut man, whea
they knocked MIN down AMI took s2S out Of
his pockets IS a OFT Of me rento II th-i
pleasant wald. A police nan saw them and
took them in. In a few hours they wore
taken before Justice KiIbreth, and a. 2:l5
O'Clock the same day they we're on their
way g Sing Sing, u ssrve sentence, of
nine years and SIX months each. jersey
Jus ice doesn't overtake man Q aicker than
that
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a [ once tel NJ Il.
From the he,D yor; World Den

From he Ne1 Yor: I70rld lDsrtl
Some men are blessed with su i a GOOD onin-
ION OK themselves that they naturally conclude
That tThen hey are pleased eyeryooiy el'e
ought TO be-or II they are MT 1t isn't much
matter. President Harrison appears to nave
tn!s sort eSocisnl. 50 delightful 70 It's Dossas-
sor' 50 sxasp rating to otler Opt, H goes
pl-c'diy on having sis own way in everything,
Sn"ooin senator's, CT N rllinS his cab ct Of
enenleS CIV ng oif1cHs to his family aad all its
connections, with ser L. i1dufsrencs 70 his
own pledges to his party Leaders and 70 puoLc
opinlol that only man can feel who is SUI
prenely self-satisaed.
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Mr. Richarl F. Neglcy, old Montana
rnoun;ai Ger and a r-plolicaA Of hlrty
seven years Standing. thisks he knows why
hontana weit democratic the her day,
and be has toll the President al, about it.
10 a letter which he is said to have handed
to the Presiiont, be sail; Permit me to
infor II you IT. that o Marc 4 lass MOu-
tann was re.iaply ropublicas anil volll b,
reliably republican still II yoir.sol r i4ssll
had broken hts ue,k or died re,pec .able
natural deata so1a az ,er yoir ina 'guratioa
a. President. 1t was the impertiue1t later
meldlins Of youc sra IN Mos5a a ,rolitics
that assured the dam Gratis coatrol OF our
coustitu i1na conve t.oa. u wa, his bar
teri Of federal fices IN Moltana, so ne
II them for private gain, others for private
p.qle, that W il prege.t tue republicans
sending a m.mbc Of the II jusa OF R-pre-
seutatives asd 1--WE ssa tors TO WaShinxoon
next Deco.nber." TIE Old man nnixst have
broksn the news lisele moe gently % the
presidsIt.
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Singular Cause Of Deata 10 india
from the Ne !jcal P a,s Of Loadon.

: curious cause OF death has rec ntly been
rec Td-d IN India. : nat!ve who was is lag ia
a stream caught a tlat eel Ike hs4 from Is 70 Is
iuche i length. Beng deslrols Of killing il,
he promptly. but with great lack Of juigme I
AMI questionable taste, pu il into bis mouth Ia
order 70 bite off its mead, TIE fish, however,
scarcely approaching this some that clumsy
attempt al dec pt1lion, vigorous Y essayel to
make other arrangements. Ia wnic1 X Was par
italy successful Gifted vito a eiimiAass xaich
ma 1t very difficult TO hold il. It slippe /
IN o ga the mans fnsers into his mouth AID
COW yed it ( partly down his gn let The
situation nav vas Dad for the flsh but still
worse r the man for owing TO the sharp ins
on be back of the lisa, il was not possib to
Withdraw IL. The Daa died in great agony
within an hour
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Both IN Ear6 Luck.

This story opens on the third Aoor OF Har.
lem compartment house.
He had ben tEis-il around his chair t-Ting
to find wor1s 70 express his undyiuS devotion.
ADD had already h9gun 10 hem and haw. when
a voice came from the foor below:
Miss CandlsBiek. /, said, Il we you pas
s;onAtely-mad!y; bid NE but hope, and all the
DARK ,iors Of nay life will change"
This wss a bonanza for the youag man
a50v-
Miss Clara. darling" he said TREMENDOUSLY.
Them S nv sentln hts
Then auoth<r voice came from below:
NO, lr. Goatee, cannot bid you hope;
love another"
Ana 5hen's mine, Mr. Norris" remarked
Miss Clara
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

Florida ia a ways readJ Is escournEs the
ESTABLISHING . OF new entsrprisvs and c,
exer1 herself b. secure immigrants. The
bill, which is likely 70 heco NJ law. 70
exempt from taxation all industries e.b4b-
lishcd t.ero which naye capital Of mer,
than slO00O0, $40 Is that shs appreciates
tho bon a. to he derived from thon, and
her efforts 10 secure immigration have FOR
20 ne nme beou such as m,gnt 10Y we'll 10
followed by other southern ssatsi !, say
that = orida Is no. cnterp,isng would DO q
very great mistake.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

The south real zes that a P-esident at a
fair is a drawing card. Citizens OF Fo t
Worth. Tex, e trying 10 get Preside t
Harrison u attend tire opening Of the
spring palace in that city mex: month, and
citizens of Atlanta are trying to get Pre,i.
dent Diaz, Of Mexico, as well as Preside t
Harrison, T. attend the exposition in that
CITY next IA
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1t was rumorel the other day that Mr..
Justice Miller intended 10 retire from he
bench next December, and tat be va.
working 10 bril- alb ut the appointment Of
Mr Ge, rye W. McCreary, who began hi,
legal caree IL Mr.. Justice Miller's flee. as
his successor. The Washi gtol Post. speak.
ing with apparent authority, says there i.
no truth in the rumo-.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

Quite an amu'ing state Of affairs ext Is
in Little Rhode Isl nd tow near Provi.
dence Tie school Of the town is taug :
by very pretty girl. whose br.g.t smiles
and eyes captivated young man uamei
Jenka Mr.. Jenks pictured in lis mind a
snug Little house pres ded over by the scholi
mistress, who would then be hrs. Jeaks,
but when he attempted t. explain the
beauties OF he picture T. tie young LAZY,
sne refused t. see tie 3, and NJ. jerks be-
came an-ry. He determined to have re-
venge, AID le calel the elder Je Ks to his
aid. Be ween tho two they have nearly
broken up the youIg girls school, but at
last ner ffe IDS have come 20 tn resc lie,
and now ona-haf OF the town is for jerks
and tae other half is agains- Jenks.
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New Orle.ns Is Anzioua

New Orleans is sparing no efforts to have
the commission which, few weeks ago. /
spected places on TIE South Atlantic d
Gulf coasts with the view Of selecting site
for a navy yard, report in her favor. She
has :ucczeded ii ge-ti the chamber of
commerce o. ST. Lo4is aud also t .at Of
Kansas City to adopt resolutions recon-
needing se. and in other wayss ei.t4yine
TO influence the ,mmisslon. A day or two
ago tw) OF her pom ne It citlzsas called on
the Secretary of the Navy and talk d of
he advantages for an hou- or more. and
they left vita the Secretary brief which
her alleged advantages are briefly summed
up.
New Orleans seems to be disturbed by a
feeling that she will NOT get tbs coveu.d
prize. She ce tainly lacks oze cal CO fl.
d.nce which Savannah exhibits. PerEaps
she knows that tao advantages she has to
offer are ferior to lose Of other PLACES,
ard is knowledge makes her ner vous and
anxious.
The fact is that m ore cal be said again st
than ia favor OF New Orleans as sits for
navy I'd. The Q is no usa IN umsr Atinr
tn.se disadvantages. D 'uhtes7 the com
miss3ners who are cea ga with the duty
of selecting q site kao~ what toey are, ard
will maks the&l at the oroIer time.
a few days ago tho comm ssionars Or
dared boring, to te made at two
coins on tie Savannah river
below Sava nah, and there is a hops vi
feeling that if theso provo to bo sltlsfact ry
Savannah will gab tue payy vard Navy
Orlea Is, oNever, IS not u b pllnod TO-
WANT e il, bl5 toe effort she is uatng
about it jlstfes the c mel is Il thai il 70
doesn'y get 1t she VII. be GrsA.iy disaI-
pointed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

Nj Sadie a. Bennett, Of Highland Pa K,
n. j was 10 have been married to NJ.
John II. Hurlbuta few weeks 40, bu, the
marriage did not take place at TIE time
fret APP onie1. The gu.sts Assem- lei. aad
the prospective gro m was p npty Oh
hand TIE young iaiy dill not run of with
ano;he love a. some psoJle may imagine
az TINS juno ure, nor ND sIe CO nmits4lclde.
she si.npI' ASKED NJ. Hurl ut u us
mother ex coed q live with them after
they were married, ali u5oa DeilE told
TINT she did, sle refuse % mar led Shc
shid she bad read 50 uuc1 taat was unc M.
plineatary ton Z ers.in.law that she $50 IA
j owi b one The other da', hon svcr
she rsle d n became b a. IIu tout. aud
no doubt sne uud her mother.ia-law n
very lsa'a wlmaa. Mltaery.in law o
about tae most mallgasI class ia too ord.
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Ballot Reform Ae.p. Democrats.

FToH1 me 81. Louis f2eDu5!i' lDs1tl
One reason why Montana went democratic a.
tSst wees election was llar IL was leld ua1er
Law, aud cons quentiy tbs rep ID. icaas were IN
aus % woTk thsir az rte blocks Of five
uleInoa' Tue Gradual adoption Of this reform
~ an Ie states marks tue beginning or ta9 end
% toe republican party. as : 70 = are not more
tnan ten or dozen states in the entire union
eaat cfe Tepublfcsns C ,ud carry under system
tne3 lnsQres fair count and an unbouS AZ yoIe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

The Robert Garrett who sailed ( IT E lrooe
last Saturday was not the OK resident (
the Ba timose ana OHIO railroad, bat a
nephew and namesake Of that gent eman.
The ex-presiient S still at his home near
Baltimore, aad his health is reported to DO
somewha. mD-0vei
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

From the Boston Her7'd THi)
Iee dinner TO be given 70 ax Pres dent Clevs-
IAhQ % the Young Mems Democratic Club OF
New tork Nay q IS regarded as az event OF
national political Importance Three years is a
long time to wat. and the wh,ls c5mDiexion #
puoic affairs may chang. IN 5ns Interval. out,
atnough defeated leader II nomination
we're 70 oe made this 81 inner IL would oe din
GU. % orlng any one forward who could cary
a oTLlo &c national convention a.2ins. the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

The New York Tribune admits that
"tru Is and al sorts Of mbinatio of
dealers and ma 2ufactlrers have prevailed
of late more than ever" Well, didn't you
expect thai t3ey woali when the Republi-
can partv came into power
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

Brother Carter Harriso republican. has
got rich p un, tut brother Johl Harriso1 b,
democrat, "a MT Doesn't the President
love bis demcc-atic brother as much as his
rannhl-can bro her
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MEDICAL,
From DR.. w. p. Harrison.

- YUAN &%4s w - &13CE1SO0s 4
NAsgvrLrr, TENN. May ?, 1881 have used
SWifts Specific in my family for rome time, and
beievc it to DC an excellent remedy for all irpu
titles OF the blood, in my cHn case. believe
that have wsroed OF 4 severe attack Of rhcu.
matism in the shoulder by a timely resort tothis
efficient remedy. IN all cases where per
rnnent relief IS sought this medicine com.
mends itself for a constitutional treatment thar
thoroughly cradicates the seeds OF disease from
the system. REV. ". P. HARRISON
WACO, TEXAS. May 9. 1855
Gentlemen: The wife Of one Of ny cuy;o-
rners was terribly afflicted with a loathsome skin
disease. that covered her whole body. She was
confined TO her bed for several years by this
afIlictions and could not help herself at ALL She
could not sleep from violent itching aId sting.
Ing Of the skin. The disease bafaed the skill
Of the physicians who treated It. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swifts Specific and
she commenced 70 improve almost Immediately,
and in 4 few weeks she was apparently well. Shs
is now hearty, fnc-looEing lady, VITA no tracs
OF the affection left Yours very truly,
j. f. SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue, g.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free,
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
New ! OrE 756 RrO4dWaY
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CURRENT COMMENT.
What valuable Lands

FTor' The Pht,Gdefph,a P7esi Rep
Aesterday.s rain was WORTH about $40 an
forward With Jump.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

A toaspooaful added - 81 ., = bot or
cod water, md swoeisned q tie taste, will
10 i.uAd re-, esLilg md lngigofaing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

That tire feoun and loss u app-tt,
are entirely overco by Hosd's s4r a.
parilla, the ,scIllar medicine. Try Sc asd
Eeu
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Tho best refui Tor x ealEss4lve 0rrn g.
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A Murderer's Novel Plea.


The murderer Ia Buifllo. y. Y. who has
been conde nned to be executed By electric
! ity, hopos b escape the :sateucs On the
ground that 6 feleral constitution pr
| hiblts the iId,ctio of "cruel ID usual"
punishment. dis attor ey Ia, asked a new
trial for him for the reason that death by
electr city Is cruel AMI usual.
The chances are tina. he will not get
new trial l. is true that the manner IN
which he is to be executed is Unusual, but
it ca hasdy be said to be CT io!. The ex
periments which have oeen male With
elec;r city as a means for taking life leave
no DOUBT that sti produced by it is quick
and painless waere it IS properly applied
aud IN sufficient quantity. In fact, there
is every reason for ink ne that It is much
less painful than rhen produced by hanging.
A nsn trial will hardly bs rauted. how
ever, for other reaso s, one Of which is that
tie cou IS have already deci led that ths
clause quot, from toe federal constitution
espsc ing cruel and in .uman pu ishmeut,
has no ap. licati n 20 sta,e cours It has
force OILY IN connection with the federal
coutts.
Ii electricity is not properly applied death
from it IS no dou.t very painful, but tie
same hing can be said Of almost any other
death-dealing agent. The New Yo author
ties viii Sc b. it. doubtless, that murderers
in at Etat4, who are Sentenced to suffer
the death Denalt', die par less death. The
attorney who is rying to save the BuiTal
murierer's life, ma a. axe little repu,a-
ton for himeeif. b t be will hardly succeed
in saw his en.'s fe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

From all accounts sir. Hen E. Perriue,
who mariiei Mrs Folso the othsr day
has had sole exciting experiences. His
father. DR.. Perriue, helped t. set le Indian
Kay, a., in 1887, q d IN 1888 tue house in
which the doct r and is family lived was
attacked by Indians. The doctor was
killed, Jut Henry ana the other members OF
tie family escaped through hole in tho
cellar wall. afse wa Getti away from
the theme by means ( turtle yA'l
boats. Ma y poop il tho soft ement were
killed, and the osce, o OF tho Perrlnes was
c nsidared wonderful. In 1919 NJ Perrlne
went D. California 10 hunt Tor COLL. lie is,
theref IRE, ole OF the "i rty-niners.n He
had seye. al exciting exc fences there, and
finally gave up gold ,iggns aad beoa ne a
clerk 1 st re. He lefo Calf rnta IN 1857
with Sill 200 capital. He failed Ia bIsldess
during tie pa ic OF 1878. and a year or two
l-.er he e.tabls Led a settle neut at Perrine,
Fla, bat 4 ancia aid wnicn he expected
did No arrive, ahd he returasd norsh
" bio retu n & he had a very unplea ant
ex erisnoe VIII a young MAJ .ho ma !!
oen ade insaHs o. dri X. His father
vas one Of the flrs, pny',cia S b cal attsI-
tion o. qui inc Ms a medicine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

The c .ca.o Inter. ocean says: ions Of
the uos' mop ~, sisas Of tue times IS that
t.os utncra p,-ss Is busy / lahdn5.oL Of
'outle. "a ieSIure anl IN advocacy Of their
deyeopheIts Ibis Ia bost'r tEaa Dis
@ issIns tbo race qu.sto - OF eou- 50 II Is
Why e'n'l tie no thorn press follow tho
exam. 40 Il tho syuthern
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-29

resort imaginable, the DathlnG anu
fishing can not be exceiled. An
other splendid watering place is
Cheniere la Croix. Both Of these
places are adjacent to the Southwest
Pass. With all these advantages
Vermilion parish ought to be one Of
the richest in the State. We ought
to treble our sugar, cotton and corn
crops. We ought raise millions of
dollars worth of oats, rice, sweet
potatoes, Irish potatoes, onions, to-
matoes, and such like, to say nothing
about improved grasses, stock, etc.
We want oil mills, soap factories.
canning factories, more sugar mills
and refneries.
Now, the question presents itself:
how are we to get oil these good
things7 There can bo but the one
| answer, and that is to link this coun-
try with the balance of the world by
steel rail; then, and not till then.
can we realize the possibilities of
| this country. We want to let the
| outside world know what we are,
| and what we have; as it is we are
completely isolated; but give US q
railroad through our parish, on
either side Of Bayou Vermilion, ter
minating at Southwest Pass, or Che
Mere au Tigre, and everything else
will come just as naturally as water
seeks its level. There is plenty Of
capital lying idle, only waiting for
an opportunity to 60 to work; but
capital is something like young
maiden, timid-it is not going
where it's not invited; there must be
some effort upon cur part before
others will become interested in us.
| When we are bound to the great
| Northwest Ly rail our sleeping
energies will be aroused, money,
brains and energy will flow into our
! beautiful land, and perfect revolu-
ton will take place; every foot Of
our fertile soil will be producing
something ont of which our people
can live. make money, proper and
he happy. We will have market
for everything we make; not only a
market. but quick transit, quick sales
and rcmunerative prices. There ia
no disputing all this, it can be ac'
compIished. Other countries, will,
not half the natural advantages We
possess, have accomplished greater
things than we have set forth in this
) report, and we can do it if we only
make the effort.
All OF which We most respectfully
submit.
r. J. HAMBLEr. Chairman;
G GoDCHAUX,
RI JACOB IsAACs.
OPHELIAs BoURQUE,
ELI WISE.