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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
9A1tS aroer 3eit.

Sn Cincinnati lit ioeben Elm alter 6raDer
oetlti6er Wtann 9eitorben, Oei1en i6lpere
Sugenol6tdlale lebbaft an Die 3eit oer
arglten oeut den g Of III a d. u II b
II nterDrudung ectnnern.
SIN 2aufe Der oreibiger Sabre bteles
S%abrDnnoerts brahen AUDI iiber oas
@roB9er3o9t4um 9eiien Die
9rimlntglten polttti6en Berfolguu9en berz
ein, Obglei6 in jenem 2Gnoden Die our9
Die fran50iii6e lisJteuOlution berbeigez
fllrte Grre8ung Der @eilter gar ni6t au
eigentliben llnruben gefiibrt bate. Die
9teSierung oeS Damali9en @robber3p9s
&uotpig Oes !3peiten lieB ben barm6eliii9en
inter II 6 ungSrt6ter @eorgt
in ielner blinoen 8erfol9ungSputb i6altcn
uno ~ipalter, mie er tpDllte, neil bteler ii1
auf Die ibdnolihen 8el6liilie oes oanaIiz
gen beutl6en 8unDestages ititbte, pelbe
AUDI in anoeren beutlden 2Gnoern 3u
l1neren 8erfol9un9en fitbrten.
S6neu fituten lid in Der 6auptitabt
0armitaot Die &erter NIT politii0 Ser
bG6tigen. Der DeruorragenOite Der @e=
taugeneu mar Der epnngeliide Bfarrer
Trieori6 2uoDig @eiot9, elm Weann
bon Der l~trengften Sittli6tett, Ser eocllten
NufopferungSfdbi9teit uno Der r~etnlteu
DaterlanoSltebe.
W9it 6errn .@eibie tpurbe au6 cine
Mn3abl ti6tiger unb 3ebiloeter iun8er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
1~tmuerf0dmte ttcberDebung.

Ser Metbobitenbti6of So6n
pbiutp sc emman BON Smaba, Der flr5s
lib bier IN Gbicago cine Gnotpnot6ing 5GeDe
belt, 9eltebt gu, DaB ct lelbit Das &t10 bon
etn9etDanoerten 0eutl6en tit uno et9entli6
SSobann Bbtltpp 81 { u III q n n belize.
eSn Der Ibdt DurOe CT Dpr oretunoied3tg
Sabren ais &in0 oeutlder Gltern JdntenS
Jteuma1n in Stem Yprt geboren. 0ennD9
bdlt CT fi6 fit heifer alS ietnen 8ater, benz
ct eS 5u perDanten bat, baB ct cine orbentlt9e
GrSiebung ulto Nu5bilbung er6ielt. Denn
ct DQlt feinen @ingetpanberten fir befG6tgt,
in elmer -amertfautl9en Nattonal> ooer
StaatS: ooer Gountn> oDer 0eu1ein0ez0 e>
iebgebung 3u itben, iprt6t aber 0as Ge6t
uno Die gefabtgun9 81 etnem iolden StBe
ben bier geborenen SObnen bon Gtngetpan7
berten unbeotngt 3u.
Seine Gbicagoer 9teoe bat er iebt our6
Q%leuBerungen in WiSconitn Oabtn gemtlz
Bert: ST. lei ni0t oaS, mas lnal1 ei1en
G%nomnptbing ooer Setno Der Gingetpanoerz
ten nenne. ST nolle Dem b%efd6tgteu Gin
gemanoerten neoer baS Stimnre1t nod
bas MnreAt auf Nemter nebmen; er lei ba=
fir, oaB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an @ingetponz
0erte 10 gut ilbertragen tperoen tDte an Gin
geborene. Qlber ct be6arre barduf baB Die
@eiebgebungen bteies 2aroes a u 81
i6IteBIt6 aus @tngebDrenen
beite6en, gletdpieL ob bteie bic S0bne bon
engIiihen, oeutlden, eirti6en ober fran3oltz
iden Gltern DOer BON einge6orenen Nlmeriz
fanern ieien.
0teies Gerlangen Iu6t Ser gum g1etpman
getporoene 9feumann leoigli6 our1 bic 8ez
bauptung sn begriin0en, DaB Die Weitptrz
flung bon Gtngepaltoerten bel Der Geiebgez
bung ba5 Hano Der @efa1r auslebe, leine
Observation-Disclosures au perliereu l&no
ipteoer has gBelen eurDpdilder &olonien anz
5unebmcn.
gSeld' ein 8I0oiinn! Sen peri6ie6enz
item 9elebgebenoen &0rpern bteieS 2anz
OeS Daben i6on Diele i'm Nuslanoe
g~ebOrene Wfttglteoer angebDrt. Mber niez
mails 1T our6 Dtele Der 8eita1D beS
9anoes ooer leIue llnabbdngtgfeit gefdbrbet
tDoroen. l1no itatt Die vamertfantl1e 8ez
l6often6eit" oeS 2anoes su gefGbroen, baben
letoer aud eintge uauSldnoti6e" MitglteDer
amerttantl6er gelebgebenoer&0rper it6 nur
3t le0r oerdlnerlfanert uno Oil ben @aune1
reien uno Ourdltedereten. mel6e cine ST.
gentbiimlt6feit 10 pieler amerifantl1er @ez
lebgebungen lin0, begierig tbeilgenommeu.
W1an oenfe 4. .. an iene eirtihen v8uoel"s
StaotpGter in 9fero yorf, pcl1e bis in Die
neueite 3eit 10 getreu nad ben 9ebren oes
grOBen eiugeborenen gfetp Oorfer &ingIneiz
tiers Q8iliam SO. Tpeeb 9ebanoelt baben.
2tnoerer SeitS tparen es aber gerabe Gin
gemanoerte, tpelde in ben @ei ebgebungen
bieieS 0anoes Der Xborbeit uno Sdledttgs
teit BON Gitgeborenen ben enti9ieoeniten
g8iberitanb ~leiiteten. 9afiir laiien ii1 cine
Weenge Selege aus Ortss, Stats unb
gtattonal : @eiebgebun9en anfibren. l8ir
tpnllen fir beute NUT etntge 8eilpiele aus
Der n~ationalen @eiebgebung geltenD MAIDEN.
8Gbrenb Elm Netpman l6reit, baB man
etnem int QuSlanoe Geborenen stpar sur
9totb Elm auf Die Golltrefung Der @eieBe
beSiigli6es Qnt anpertrauen, i'm abeS l1iez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16

mails BET Der S6opfl1g bon @eieBen tnttz
lptrfen la1len Dlirft, ftn0 bic anerifaniIhe
8unbesDerfG1af1 unb Der perriiuftiajte
Sbetl Der ulnerifanilden Sinan5uerlpaltuno
tpelentli6 oaS Werf beS i'm NtSlauOe Qeboe
renen Alexander 81 miltou. Gin
ebenfalls I'M Nnsianbe @eborener, albert
@a1latin mar es, Der I'M @onareB cine
nod before Oronu1g in Die amertfanilde
Slnansperipaltung bradte, tpeI0er er oann,
tpie frilber 6afntltor, ielblt atS. Stndnsmtz
niiter %borftanb. un6, ME 6alntlton, bate
er in ietnem fir ietn a~naenpmmenes 0aterz
lano 10 eriprteBlt6en 8irfeu ltets nit Ser
untDiiienbeit nH0 benz llebelwollen eiuge6oz
rener @eleBaeber 81 fdlnpfen,
DIS in ben iteb3tger eSabrer bteieS Sabrz
bull0ertS etngeborete ltnptilenbeit uro elm
geborel1eS Oemagogenthum int Gon9reB 6os
unefnl0Sbare Yapterge[o auf3ubLGben un0
Die Gidfebr CUR Bar5a6lHng unm0gli1 su
MAIDEN lu6te uub 10 auf'5 ernltltblte ben
Greott unb bic G6re oe5 2Gnoes beDro9te,
Dd tpdren IS tpieoer i'm 0uS[anoe geborene
Oeitglteber, tpelbe bieiem i6dltoltder Greiz
ben ben beiten Wiberitanb ~leiIteten, 10 I'M
8unoesienat &arI S6ur3 unb i'm gtaz
ttonalab9eoronetenbaufe q u It aD S9letz
d er.
Der jebige 8ii9of glepman bate als
Snipeftor amerifanti6er Goniu[ate in Der
alten Melt, nie i6on friiber ouf europGiz
ihen 9teiien, reihli6e @elegenbeit, I'M bonn
Quslanbe etipas gu lernen. OoG er 900 als
0igag itber's Nteer unb lam aIs @agag
iDieoer Der. Cont tDnnte er niht auf BEN
@ebanfeu fommen, europGti9e 8tloung
aus ben amertfanii6en @eieBgebunget auss
aui6lteBeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
@ar1tnt tttMt?

,So9n s. SuIltDan. Der groBe BretS>
borer, bat in einem ~offete1 Srtefe all9e3et9t,
bag er ietne groBe, BON aller gSelt onertanrlte
8egobung Den Balllttr" 81 @ute fom>
mer Iollen nil. ST tpiini1t alS 8etperber
I'm etuen Sig I'M gongrelie auf5utreten uno
Stpar am lteblten in jener Staot, Del0e 1ib
dis oas Atbeu DON Nmertfa betra6tet, NAM
LID in 80 iton
Warum ni6t :?
@iner, ooer Der Qnbere mag 6teie 8etperz
buug ais einen groben SpuB betradten aber
Elm pernIrftiger @runo fir iolde Muffalz
lung ltegt nibt Dor. Gin robes 8ie0,
pie oieier Sullipan 1T, lit CT ni1t
ettDa 0 B benz, ipnoern geraoe 81 ~ e.
zen Elm tref1iher Bertreter Der Otiuipnen
BON vddten Entertainment, ipelde in linn
oaS urbilo mdunlider Graft uno eolen
ySports" bemunDern. 2lls loldeS lit er
BON 3auienoen amerifanii6er 3eitungen
geletert tporoen;- ais lplde5 lebt er in
Den !6er3en 3aDuoier Nlgeboriger Der r9e7
btlDetlten uno geitttetiteu 1iatton Der Welt."
Oaber lit es DurGouS fetne u%lberedtigte
NnnaBung bon ibnt, iDenr CT eiler BlaB
in ben 9tei6en oer 9tattonalpertrster einauz
nebmen begebrt. Wenn ieine amerifanis
l6eH 8epunoerer ben W9utb ibrer Weinung
baben, tperOen iie ibm bieien 8laB nit Ser
9nilgen etnrdumen..
8iellei6t menoet Elm %bauSbadener B6iliz
iter oagegen Elm, oaB Die geiltige 8iloung
oes groBen MuSfelmeiers in feineln Ser
b%0ltnille gu ietner torperliden 1tebe. Qluetn
mas tommt benin baraui an? 81 gei6eut,
tpte DuBelpe, ooer 6unoerte Der gep6bn7
ltben Observation-Disclosures lit CT alt9. @aDrz
ldetnlld fam er nibt rt6tig engltih iprez
chen ano ldreiben. 9lber me6r ais Die
0dlFte Der WtitBlieber oeS 8unpeSzN bgez
orDneten0aaies fann Das a II d ni6t. Gr
tam feline 9teoen for buncombe" aus
arbejten? Sum, Das ftimmt aud wieoer.
9as fonnen Die meiiten anoern Nbseoroz
neten ebenlo nenig. 9afiir mietben tie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16

elmer Ser 8ertrcter Sbio'5, baum ais Ser
treter zines SbeileS Der Staot 9tefp 2)orf,
uiebt Der Yeritber langDeiliger Eeoen u1lo
Observation-Disclosures O1aBreQelll, loloern et1
9eiltreid)er uilo niBlser Wnrtfdmpfer uno
Der llr6eber aiiBiid)er IND rliDnllther @ln5
~ri0tungeu.
81 lit oer. Qater be5 bon ibn1 nit gr0Bter
Greue gepflegtelt EHD tpelferausgebioeten
amRrifanii6en St il it sotene
fte5. llub bieie 8ollbrtngu1g aueln lo1te
ibm bic llHiterblidfeit iid)ern.
9Bos oR ben 8eriAten uber Die bortge
8o1fS3Gblung BON Sunoe5 tpegen gut
it un0 an oenen itber Die gsolfS5a6iung i'm
nGhlten Sabre out leil1 miro, bat man
bauptidAli6 ietnen peritdnoigen 8ori6ld7
gen Al b%erDanfen. Gintge Der be1tel1 Ger
itimntu0eu iiber Die ginmauberun8
unS lber 8eihIBung gutter Gtnpaaoerer
ril0ren bon iDm Der. al5 auTgetlarter
@rltlnonn oerontete unb bef6r1pfte CT oaS
arterifanii6e ShDIlenrtttertb u m
unb bic tDranltiiden Wufer. rro 3 E M
pcren3> S4rullen 10 pleler 1etner
Galo5leute.
Sci leillen 2eb5etten tpnroe er tpege1 1el>
mes beiBen0en WiBes BON pielen leiner polis
tiihen We0ner qebaBt. llno audi Dielen
Barteigenolien ipar er Elm Stein OeS Qnitoz
pes 1pegeu i~eirer ll~nabhdngisfeit. Diele be-
pies er nod am Snluiie DeS lebteu @On7
9reiies Oaourd, oab ct I'M 8unOe nit ben
9tepublifm1eru uro i'm Sample nit Dieleu
9emofraten Die Nn1abme Der sur Nufs
na5rne Der pier neuen Staater erforDerLid,en
WfaBregeln ourdIeBte. Sebt aber lperoen
QIe eiui9 ieiu III Der Qnerfenaung letner
guteu uno beoeutenoen gj8enl6aften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
Coz.

Der ameritanii6e GongreB lit ieit einioer
.3eit 10 6ettelarm an 6eoeutenben uno itaQtsz
minnti0en 80pfen, baB bas Ntbidetoen
eiiteS iol0en oils elm natiolaleS llngliid
betradtet nerben mub. 9tidt MIR
fir Die oelnofratii6e gartei, iOnoern fIr's
gau5e &aro lit baher oa5 Grl0ldeu Der
2eaeh5fraft oeS Stem Dorfer 9~lationalabgez
oroneten Samuet Sulltpau COY
ein unerieRlider 8erlult.
Soy mar elmer Der ~lDenigen singeborenen
Qmerifaner, melde iid beitrebten, aud pom
9lSlalpe etlpaS su ~leruer. 0arum murs
DEN ieine Sabtrciheu Jteiien in Der alien
g&elt, nie er III guten 8idcrn beihtieD,
iiberalt5 irtAtbringelo fiir i'm uno tpeniaz
ftcn9 mittelbar aud fir ieiu 9ano. Gr
tpar eiuer Der tpeniget neuSeitLidel nmetiz
faaii6en BoIitifer, ipel6e ibr OeHfen ietbit
beiorgeu, itatt blinbling5 Der Barteiiabne
81 tol9en. 0arum murbe er in ieiner
langiG9rigen GongreBIauf6a9n, crit ais
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16

ftd perbummelte eitun9si6reiber, Die ibnen
nm mdBigen Breis go bis 100 Dollars)
Die id)onlten 8eosn madden. 6at ood
id,ou Dor pierSig Sabren bet BleHer 6ranS
Gruno NIT BET fabrifaaBigcn Anferti8ung
ioIAer 9eoen Elm ihDnes Stiid @elO pere
bent. Warun iolIte it6 Suaipal nidt
ebetlo gut idolle 9teben falfen %fDnnet,
pie gu i6rer 3eit Die &rautIunfer beS
Siibens?
Gins perftebt err jeoenfalls beiier, ais
ir8enb eth Dtitglieo oeS 8unoessS enats
unb Observation-Disclosures, namlt0 6auen.
llno oa Ell Bet unbeitritten berporra9enoIte
8ertreter oicies anerifanii6en &un1ts@e7
nerbeS lit. 10 9ebubrt ibm Elm Sit i'm
GoHgrelle BON 9tedts ipe8en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16

oGei6oiel, ob nit ebrenbaFten ober unebren7
baften Utitteln. @elingt eS ibnL 10 lit er
Der groBs Wanlt, 100 m0altd gar Der aroBe
9tehtsgslebrte u1o lcine 6erreu 8erufsges
nofien Siebel Dor i0i1 ben Dut ab.
so it's nod itet5 geptien; 10 tits unS
10 piro's iein. 9ie 6~offnult9en aaf cine
9eeform ulliereS EMBELLISHMENTS i'm
Chine bes Geht3 IND Der 8ernunft itn0
fromne MiInide; -ipeiter nibts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16

WbDmmcnae nts sYreiie:
S6QIine WorseH sAusgabe in ber 5toot burdb bic
Srdger ms 9aus 9~eliefert.
Ger Sobr ina 8oraus $1,000
ptt NNtYt O2U
2a9ltae IuSgobe nn0 Scr gSeiteu" per MpGe. OPS
Ger aSelfeu" pei Sobr $50
Wnaentl11e AnSBabe per SaDr.-........... $50
~AMspdrtt9e a~bounenten per 4ot:
S6glifbe Ans9abs ner SaIr. i'm 9uraus ........ $1,000
n2er WelteH" per Sabr 200
98paenttlfhe @Rsgobe per SaDr.............. 200
Mo4entlttDe Aus9abe mad irgeHo eiuem 9aioe
GuropoS per Sabr 500
Illinois Staats-Xettung Co..
GGitaQo, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-16
9|(bnnncnten tssWreife
. E + 81 E it c 1t"

Office; ede f-moIbtnstOu-str. uno Siftb apeuue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-06
H,ppolyte's Navy.

Con. Hyppolyte, the Haytian insurrec
ZIONIST, has decided that he needs a navy
to contend successfully against Gen. Leg-
time. The latter General, Who, now that
he has recei ed a majority Of the votes Of
the constitutional assembly for President.
feels that he is the lawful President Of the
HaytiRn Republic. as well as President
in fact, mas several war vessels,
and they have rendered him considerable
assistance in bis efforts to put down the
Hppolyte instruction. They were not
strong enough, however, to encourage him to
resist the tender little vessels this govern
mont sent TO Hayti to enforce the demand
for the release a, the captured America
steamer, Hnyten Republic But they are
strong enough to knock 10 pieces, in a very
short time, the steamer which Gen. Hippo
lyte has purchased in New York, and which
be propo es TO change into a cruiser.
The steamer In question ia the Madrid
and she ia now ia the Erie asin, New
York. She has an iron hull, and was built
in Spain in 1871. She was rebuilt, how
ever. two years ago, and is now pretty
substantial freight steamer. She can't be
made very dangerous to her enemies, how
ever In view Of the fact that it is believed
that il heavy gun we're fred from her
deck she would be shaken to pieces. Con.
Legtime will not be very much alarmed
when he hears Of the purchase which Gen
Hippolyte has made.
The trouble in Hayti has a good many
fercical features. In some respects 1t seems
a
Nevertheless, it is sufficient to paralyze the
industries and business enterprises Of the
republic. Hayti, however, is usel to Insur-
rections and revolutions, and has reached
such a point on the down grade that it is
hot probable that the Hippolyt Legitime
war can do her great deal Of harm
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-06

The statement was made in our dispatches
yesterday that il the oyster dredgers were
permitted 10 have their own way relative
to dredging oysters in Maryland waters
oysters N these waters would soon be as
scarce "a bufalocs on the prairies OF the
west. The stringent laws which Maryland
and other Atlantic coast states have made
for the protection Of oysters insure con-
tinued supply Of them. The oyster pirates,
however, don't care about continued sup
ply. All they care about is to catch as
many oysters as they can during the present
season. They would destroy the oyster
beds II they were given a chance.
The same disposition which the Maryland
oyster pirates manifest is shown by some OF
those who are engaged in fishing for oysters
on the Georgia coast They want TO do just
as they please in the matter OK catching
oysters. The argument that if oyster FISH
ing is not carried on under wise rules and
regulations the oyster beds will soon cease
TO be productive has no influence with
them. They would rather satisfy their
present. greed than submit to restrictions
which would be for their good. as well as
| that Of all others who have Tire least inter
est in preserving the oyster fisheries.
The bill that was proposed by DR.. Oemler
for the protection Of oysters along the
Georgia coast was not introduced into the
legislature during the session that closed
few days ago The reason, according To
| statement hich has appeared In print, was
| that the member who bad possession
II it was afraid to Introduce 1t
because it would make him unpopular
| with some of his constituents. Is not that
a very remarkable reason, Georgia must
run the risk of having her oyster fisheries
destroyed in order that the popularity Of u
member OF the legislature may be preserved
How would il he possible to effect reforms
Of any kind if members of legislative bode,
| did only what would not offend any consid-
| cradle number of their constitute tsi
The questions, and the only ones, which
| legislators ought to consider in connection
with any public measure, are these: Is the
measure a good one, and if it becomes
| law will it promote tho welfare of the
peoplef Legislators VINO think only Of
their popularity seldom serve the people
| satisfactorily, or are equal to tire response
| bities which rest upon them.
If the Oemler oyster bill is good one it
ought to become law. 1t Is for the legis-
lature to say whether or not it is a good one.
There is no doubt, however, that the oyster
fisheries ought to be protected. If they are
| not, Georgia, at no very distant time, will
have no such fisheries. The object of the
Oemler bill is. beyond question, good one.
II it is not properly fran d let it be
amended 1t ought not 10 be defeated
simply because there is some opposition
TO it,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-06
His Memory "All Right

Mr. Smith was going shopping. Mrs Smith
said as she was about TO give her first order
that no should put them down on piece Of
"ob, no" said Mr.. Smith, my memory is
good"
well then" began Mrs. Smith, "a spool Of
go Coate's black thread"
eyes, said Mr. Smith.
"a yard of not too light and not too dark
calico"
Eyes"
"A small hammer. can OF peaches of the
Pasadena branI a dozen small pearl buttons,
two yards OF cardinal ribbon, silk on one side
and satin on the other"
Yes. said Mr. Smith, thoughtfully.
"A pair Of slippers for baby, dozen lemons
q good toothbrush, pineapple, two ounces Of
sky-blue Germantown yarn, an ounce vial
OF homeopathic nux vomica pellets, a.
"Wait a second, said Mr.. Smith, counting on
his fingers and looking perplexed.
And a bottle OF vanilla extract and yard Of
triple box plated crepe lisse ruching, and three
yards OF SINAI. checked nainsoos and
But Mr. Smith had seized his hat and was
running to The station.
What the poor man brought back was yard
OF bed-tickng three yards Of black crepe, a
bottle OF vinegar, eight yards Of nankeen, a
scrub-brush, a pound OF green yarn, sixty
spools of coat thread yard Of very light and a
yard OF very dark calico, Apint bottle OF homeo-
pathic pills.
There my dear" he said, triumphanty
throwing down his numerous packages, II
doa't think you'll find a thing missing Who
says mai can't do shopping? Ny memory
never PLAYED me false vet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-06
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MEETINGS stockholders FIRE and Marine In
kurance Company; Shareholders Mutual Gas
Light Company: West End Democratic Club
SPECIAL NoTTcEs--No Washtub Dinner at Town
sends; Rossyiana at Shaffer's Wanted, Shirts.
etc. 10 Do Up at Savannah Steam Laundry; A
Card OF Thanks by Sisters in Charge OF st.
Mary's Home; Card of Thanks, w. D. Dixon;
'-The Advertisers Grip" Strauss Printing Com
pany; Mons Berger Dancing School; Miss
Alice Bodeli, Music Teacher
SLK Pushes. ETc.-At Altmayers.
ARE You HArPy2--B. H. Levy & Bro.
-Knickerbocker ice and Coal Company.
STATIONERY AND ARTISTS MArgRiALLs-L. &
BIS. NJ II.
ApuisKsESrs-Theo Hamilton as DIR Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde"
FIsANcIAL,- Statement of the Southern Bank
Of the State Of Georgia.
CssIcKKRINo PIASos--I.. & b. S. NJ. II.
PoTsrERs FOR 1885, Emil A. Schwarz
Tue MrSsrRELs MADK a HIT, a b. s. NJ. II.
NJ and NJ. Department
GRHsr sLAuoHrER sALs9-Morson. Foye &
Co
CHEAP CoLUMN ADvKRrssEaESTs-HelpW Want
ed; Employment Wanted For Rent; For Sale /;
lost; Personal: Miscellaneous.
BsfIs-Grand Ball by. the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firelnen Jan. u; A Grand Hop by
the Iron Moulders Union No is9, Jan. 10; An
nual Charity Ball, Jan-9.
AUCTION SALES Elegant Goods. By C. II. Dor
sett; Watches and Jewelry. by r. II. Tatem.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-06


All that is being said by the press about
the material progress Of the south is justified
by the facts. The increase in the number
OF her business and industrial enterprises
within the last three or four years has been
so remarkable as TO attract very general
attention. Last year the increase over the
previous year in the member Of miles Of
railroad built within her limits was greater
than that in either the east or the wss:. The
steady and rapid increase in her irof output
Is alarming the manufacturers Of iron in
Pennsylvania, while the cotton manufact-
urers Of New England are watching with a
feeling Of uneasiness the arvelous develop
ment OF her cotton manufacturing inter
ests
The south is hopeful as well as prosperous.
She is beginning to realize the greatness OF
her riches. and her people are conscious Of
a growing pride in tue development of the
sources OF them. Each year strengthens
the conviction that the south i' destined TO
be the richest section Of the country, and
the more firmly this conviction takes hold
Of the minds Of her people the more eager
they are TO promote her prosperity.
There Is only one thing that threatens to
interfere with her material advancement,
and that is the want OF homogeneousness OF
her population. II the white and black
races continue to move along side by side
III comparative harmony her advancement
will be greater each succeeding year. II
however. the peaceful relations OF the races
are disturbed, her progress will suffer SO
rious check.
The anxiety OF the south. therefore, tc
be permitted TO manage her own domestic
affairs is not dfflcult 10 understand. Since
the white people have been in charge Of the
state county aud municipal governments,
honesty and economy have markell the
management of public affairs, and the re
sponse 10 the demands for the means u
meet the requirements OF government have
been prompt and liberal. An effort t.
bring to tbs front ignorance, which is
always attended by corruption. would be
productive OF the most disa trous results.
There would be trouble at once, becaus,
the ueople would not readily give up the
prosperity they are beginning TO enjoy, and
which promises to be 50 much greater IL
the near future.
AS long as the relations Of the races re-
main as satisfactory as thyy are the pro
gress of the south will satisfy her most ea-
thusiastic friends. Now sources Of wealth
will be opened and old ones still further de-
veloped. The tide Of immigration will.
gradually turn toward the south, and the
relations Of the races will adjust them
selves satisfactorily without resort to fore
lag processes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-06

From W. II. H. MuFray's "Ddyii9ht Land"
- have been shipwrecked, been baked in a
railroad accident, and fired out of a foundry
window by a boiler explosion. | was shot in
the neck at Gettysburg. suffered starvation in
Libby prison, fell overheard from a transport
oil harleston and left four of my fingers in the
mouth of a shark. | had my right arm broken
IN two places in New York riot and stood on
barrel with halter round my neck in south
ern town at the outbreak of the war from sun
rise to sunset was buried under the ruins OF
a building in San Francisco during al
earthquake, and dug out after fifty hours
II Imprisonment. have been shot at three
lines, twice by lunatics and once by high
waYman. l was buried two DAYS by a gas ex-
plo,ion In a mine, and narrowly escaped lynch
InR last year Ia Arizona through mistaken
%, iity. And though over 80, and have
n arly lost the use OF my right leg; have Just
mad, as l understand all my property, on which
there was no insurance. destroyed by fire in a
western town; and the doctor in New York TO
whom l went last week for an examination
assures me that will soon be bedrd len from
rheumatism. nevertheless, he addt d cheer fully,
while | uEd )ubleily have II ct some obstacles
in ths uast. 1 still retuss 70 believe that luck is
against me. ~