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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
BRIGHT BITS.

4 VARIABLE CLIMATE. eastern Mans the
climate Of oklahoma healthy:
Returned Boomer-Wal that depends on wot
sort of q Teller wants yer claim. Puck.
DEACON GoDFREY- What a beautiful dispense
ton of providence it is that the mind OF man
has been 50 constituted that the memory Of
pain and trouble becomes fainter and fainter as
time goes on.
DR.. Bowless-It's pretty tough on US doctors,
though, when we come TO collect our bills. -
Iene Hdute Express.
ScApE1RAcE-Do your spectacles magnify
everything?
Opucian-I have some glasses that magnify
everything seen through them.
capeZrace-NeL | want q pair to give to old
GraOhOld that will make my income OF $500 a
year look like $500, till after his daughter and
l are married. -Jeueters' Weekly
FIRST TRAMp-Goia' in that house over there,
plrd
| amt gon' there any more.
First rramp-Fraid on account o the dog?
Second Tramp-Me pants are.
First Tramp-Pauts are what?
Second Tramp-FrAyed on account o the dog.
Detroit Free Press.
But, Herbert she said, think of the future.
You cannot surroun me with the Injuries to
which have been accustomed.
"i2ut your father-
H would do nothing for US.
Does he play p0sert"
No"
Then will teach him. Trust in me, dar-
ling and have no fear for the future. "-4her-
chant TrdUeter
A LAUDABLE INQCIRY.-Omaha man-You
naughty boy, Dick. dom you know better
than to ask peop.e how much money they have;
/ nope you will excuse that Child Mr.. Nice
fellow
Mr.. Nicefellow-Of course of course. The
little fellow didn't know what he was talking
about.
she knew, and wanted to tell her.-OmdhG
World.
did l ever say all that?' he asked despon-
IDENTIFY as She replaced the photograph on the
corner of the mantelpiece
You did
And YOU can grind it out of that machine
whenever you chOoSeT"
Certainly"
And your father is a lawyer"
Yes"
mabel when can I place the ring on you
/ finger and call you my wife"'-Merchdn
Traveller.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

President Harrison's action in remitting
tho fine of Sim Coy, notorious tally-sheet
forgsr, WAC has about served out a term in
the Indiana penitantiary, does not meet
with the approval of the honest men Of any
party. President Harrison is not k lown
to be a warm-heartei or sympathetic man,
and even if he were, there is nothing in
Cows case to arouse very great sympathy.
Coy was found guilty of an election fraud,
the evidence against him was very clear,
and he was finei and vas sente need to the
peniten iary. Just before Mr.. Cleyeland's
term ended a petition for his pardon was
presented. Mr. Clevela ID refused to grant
the pard n, but not before republican, had
sent memorial to him not t. grant it.
Just why President Harrison iuterferet in
behalf of Coy, who IS democrat, is not APP
pareut, but some people say that his action
is the result of an under standing between
the grand jury which considered the
charges of election frauds agails5 repuo-
leans in Indiana recently AMI the Presi-
dents friends. This belief is strength aned
by the fact that thu pe5itiol asking that
the fine against Coy DO re .nittel was signaa
by some of the most bitter AMI most UNI.
scrupulous republicans in Indiana. y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MEETINGs-Ogl ethorpe Lodge No. /, I. o. O.
F.; Board Of Road Commissioners Of Chatham
County; Georgia Funeral Directors Associa
ton.
SPECIAL Resolutions Of Sympathy
with Carpenters and Joiners by Savannah Typo
graphical Union No. 1s3; Guaya Narmala-e,
etc. J. J. Rely Importer ami Specialist.
AUCTION SALEs-Suburban Lots, by J.
Mclaughlin & Son; Commissioners Sale for
Partition by C. H Dorsett; Several Lots, etc,
by r H. Taten.
CARRY THE NEws-Dryfus Bros
STEAMSHIP Schedule Baltimore Steamship
Company,
MEDIcAL-Brou's Injection.
PlcS1c-AnnuaI Picnic Of the German Friendly
soci ty May %.
PIAN0s AsD ORGANS Davis Bros.
CHEAP COLUMN ADyERTlsENENrs - Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent; For
Sale; Lost; Persona; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
A Typewriters Romance.
from Me Kansas CITY Tones.

4 pretty little romance Is rounding into shane
In tue Office OF an Investment company in this
city. handsome aud worthy young Ia iy
typewriter ana young r.6a Of substantial
business standing, Of good habits and pleasant
place, are the parties TO il. An aged and raj her
sell TODD widoWer, who lives IN q subur. an
town. had good deal o. business with the
Investment company and was fayorably taken
with tae typewriter letters shat he had from
the company. THESE things are gotten uD in
good shape, SAID he, and I'd like to see the
one that c1mpoSe5 EN-. They are easy TO read
and are 20 tar point. The old gentleman's SON
by way OF a l10e. told bis tat5er taat hand.
some youn woman prepared the letters aud
thar she was the sweetest and most practical
giri on earth. The old man saii litt.a but
be gan an tuvtst cation. and at tue Office n
the company was directed 10 a royuisn young
woman, WA3 admitted the authorship Of tue
| letters. The cid man meaat business. AMI very
promptly and pointedy told her thaL she would
win good home aud snug fortune bv marry.
iuc AIM Iue young woman would not maze a
positive reply. but 10 carry Oh tns JJse saye
/ tAc!t assent Co the old bows suit ADl4t tul,
time word was conveyed 70 tn son who hai
SOUGHT 90 te nnF wlta bis father, that tne Id
/ gentleman aud the NouuE woman had really
serious ltcdtious. He then Sci a1Ju. 10 $ Cd
/ g.. Gong 20 the younr woman. De sail 10 her
ia bis matter Of fact way that ue wa 4 "a !.1fv
| opposed % a marriage between hes ali ID.
/ father; ttat me had money % ais own AMI would
| gladly contribute any reasonable sIla 9 Al ,.a
micut name rather taau have the mar.l-sa
/ take place. THIS was the hgst ilti,ua,ilu that
! the young woman bad thai l.e uT4tr
| was growing Serious enoaya % bs llokel uuon
/ as a certainty uY the OH etatleuau's fam H.
she very frauNy contesSsl O the solicitor. 5 "A
| Of tle aged swain shat She LaI oa.y ben nv.
maacns ana thai De need 40, lear TIA. .,.s
I Woaid ,the The Office Ot s.e'.mo.hc- 20 t.m la
tIis interview both were cIsuctrs..t call.
/ peasant aud frlns, aud they parted ellI
] ircut. and So ou, The Iouuc mAl ilun n
necessary TO call again aud aaa.L. al the
young ~ eWrler welcomed bIu cordially e.rb
u pee, Ana So visits nave 3 'na on, aud TIE
freu lship has grown into love betWpeu Them.
aud here d. tIa romance. I.i. cgpil as why A
wealthy youat man is s1o1 90 marry d pretty
typeNllt'r gl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

From EdrDer's AIJGstns for June.
Death, come to me.
TaHe this psia ana striving
OU- of my brain.
7 L6e this gnawlng misery
Cat from my heart.
With your pale cold fingers
Lay straight these bones
That are weary.
SMUT from my sight
The azure and the green
And the Qpal!ne splendo- Of nature,
Ensnariag the soul with hope
And visions Of life as splendid.
Benum5 my ears that they hear not
The wall OF the thousands
Who labor with bleeding hands
Yet may not reap.
Stop the cob and the tow of life
That brings force oaly for defeat,
And qulckens the heart only
That il may bear its anguish.
At least bring silence and peace.
o tender aud beautiful Death!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

Our dispatches announced the other day
that Queen Victoria was 20 years old
There was a rumor some tine ago that on
her 10th birthday the queen would ab1ica e
the throne. Her 7JJh birthday has passed,
but she has not abiicatel, and there is no
probability that she will. 1t is said that
the royal dictionary does not contain the
word a5dication. The queen is in excellent
health She rarely has an ache or a pain,
and her mind is said TO be as clear as it
eyer was
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

TIE United S.ates steamer Yalt.c, which
reached th- Brook N navy yarl on Satu-.
day in a diiapiiaJel condition, wa, only
saved from becoming a total wreck in ths
storm she elcounterei Nav q by a liberia.
Use Of oil. She was being smashed t.
pieces pretty rapidly when three barrels Of
oil we're poured into the sea through the
forward closets. The effect was wonder nj
The sea ceased to break over the vessel aud
she wa, enabled 70 ride out the storm in
safety
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
Blaine,s Havtian Policy.

There is considerable clriosit in diplo-
matte circles in Washing ton respecting the
purpose Of this government in sending
commission to Hayti The members of the
commission are Gen. Lew Wallace and Ma
thanIel B. Tucker. Ex-Congress nan Hit
was also app)fd5si % of the com ss.on-
81 !, but be declined b accept the appoint
rnent IL is und arstdol that the com mission
VIII go to Hayti without u N ecessary delay.
The impre5Si N is that the pl pose of the
commission is to secure a site for a coalins
station. Both Legitime and Hyppolite are
anxious to have the good will of TINS gov
eminent, and each is understood to be
ready to make any reasonable concession to
secure it, From the best ilformatiou
obtainable Hippo ite appears to be getting
the alvan5vge Of Lagitime. He is credited
with having won several important victo-
rias lately. but there ara 50 many rum)"s
about tn condition Of affairs IN Hay5i that
u is almost imp1 lble to get the truth.
1t is admitted thai their is 10 foundation
for the statemsn. that was puohshe some =
time ago that Legitime had made treaty
with France, aud that concession had been
made to that country which gave 1t advan-
tages in Hayti over Other countries. II Is
suspected, however, that Fra-cs has beon
trying 10 reach some understanding with
Legitime by which it woul1 receive some
very valuable commercial privileges. For
this reason it is understood the m3ve-
melts Of the American commission have
been somewhat ha3tanol.
It is impossible TO predict with any degree
Of certainty, from the information which
reaches this country, whether hyppolite or
Legitime will triumph. For this reason
/ this country probably will enielvor -
/ Keep on friendly terms with both leaders
/ without recog lzing the government of
either 1t is said that Hyppollta has olfere
u cede juri diction to this country Of a
site for coaling station at one
Of the most important OF the ports Of Hayti.
Being revolutionist no is under nc
restraints. and is, therefore, free in making
concession This government, howeve e
will hardly act in accordance with the
assumption that he will be successful.
Chattanooga is ripidiy growing city
and % has "a great deal OF That push, d pa
tarmi latlol and sof-conhdence withou
which no city can make much headway
Pro Hinont journalists from all over th'
{ country have bosl there lately, ald tlej
30 Dot he1itats r. say that Qua uino "a is q
great flaoe. with great future. IL b
always pleasant ~ listen 70 pralscs Of south
] eru ct.eA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
Georgla ID tae Front.

Fropa-ths- Baltimore Herald tTpd)
The progressed the south, concerning which
so u1ucl has been said AMI written, - mowhere
more appareue than in tie sAAse SafeNGeorga
From 81 Rssttcs Compiled by tAe. 80 QJnissioner
of agriculture 1t is learned that fnatiuf 1ctures
have increased 10 ten years bR o. per cent,
mining inTestsiIents hy 10s PeErrlit. iron works
By 81 pei oelt : arti improved Yards by 20 per
cent whi4s4 S11a iwh0e valse of property has
been enlarged bv 81 42769 3I2 This is a most
creitaole showing ana demonstrates the fact
that the people OF Georgia have within them
selves the industry AMI enterprise TO develop
Que of the most powerful and wealthiest states
of the nation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

Mr.. Henry George seems to be sharing
the honors with Capt. MUIR Ii in England.
M. George is not as popular in America as
. be is abroad, and it is somewhat emarka-
BILE that be has never thought seriously Of
making his home in England This country
could get along without him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

The recent epidemic Of suicides has caused
the Boston Globe to ask why there should
no. be IS ablis ed a society for the proven
ton Of suicide. L says there are societies
for the suppression of nearly every other
vice, and why not for this! Without doubt
such society could accomplish a great
daaI
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

Mr.. Colin McCrae Ingersoll was married
to Miss Teresa McAlIsJer, a nisce of Mr..
Ward McA.lister, in New York the other
day. Toe marriage took place in Grace
churca at noon, and it must have been a
very select affsir indeed, for oalv 2)0 Of tie
select 400 wee admitted to the en- rich.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

Ex-Speaker J. Warren Ksifer says he ha:
no desire to 60 back to congress. When
Gen. Keller said this he probably bore in
mind that it is the people who send men to
Congress. He was so great failure as a
congressman that even republicans wouldn't
vote for him again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

The wicked editors who were hoping that
George Francis Trains fast would finish
him were disappointed, ald now h. tells
them that he is fond of oranges, and that
he Is going to live on fruit for the next two
centuries, whereat the editors in question
are very unhanpF.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
TIE Sama.


From the Boston Globe CDsDi1
The Judge Woods who appears to be receiy-
ing favorable consi4era ion from President
Harrison for the vacaac, on the supreme court
bench, caused by the death Of Justic. Mat
thews, IS the same Judge Woods who saved
UcSs-of-Five Dudley from the consequence
OF the crime for which he was indicted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

Prof Rudolf Virchow, the eminent Ger
man scientist, thinks that Washington
Irving Bsl was dad when the dis. ectiHg
knife vas used upoh lin. he SAYS be has
never known but one case where tne dissee-
tlon Of a person Wa bsgun b fore ths pers u
was really dad Hs kinks the fact that
Bsbops brain ras sin warm "a. TO Tins
Of lts removal c)unl fer w, ilz. ua,es.,
indeed. it shows that DO 8ai 100. been alisi
b. dessert on, f1r az .r DEAN tne Iutalal
ofgaas frequently remain warm s,ms too.
eaa DO oaass NJ narvyu, dlss ~ tlsy
frequently incrstse 10 warmth after death.
Baf be says even II B.sa9D BAL been alive
Nasa tls olssgtl3q aas b-.ns carried oD.
b. sgsli pa hare bssn csase.9gs " what
Nas isslEg 4sas.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
CURRENT COMMENT.
Coy's Friend harrison.

From Tie Chicago Ns7's ND
Is President Harrison so fond Of all Iudianap-
oils men that he cannot Withhold his favor even
from the criminal class of that citys His re-
MISSION of the tine OF the notorious foe Of pure
proper sense Of the responsibilities which rest
upon him as the chief executive of the United
States
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
sim Working for the G. o. P.

From the NeiC York star (Deml.
Scarcely a day passes but that Commissioner
Tanner sounds the slogan for higher pensions
-steScay was no reception when sc announced
that he proposed to give the class Of pensioners
vao have been receiving So a month So here
after and II he could not dose under the law,
be would take TIE matter efore greSs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

A Boston newspaper i, authority fer the
statement that Mr. G.adsto e will probably
visit this country sooa. 1t does not base
the statemeut upon anything taat Mr.
Glad tone has said, but upol what he has
not said. i believes that lie could DO pre-
vailed upon 70 undergo an ocean journey 70
See his admirers in Am RIGA. Mr.. Glad
stone would meet with a continual ovation
IN this country, but it Is no. probable that
a. bis advanced age he will come, notwith-
standing the assertion Ct the Boston oracle
% the contrary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28

It was thought that everybody who had
a grievance gro Wing out OF the recent cen
tennial in New York had expressed it, but
such ioos not appear 10 be the cas-. Pfo,i
dontand Mrs. Harrison arc sail b have
llesn very niue disappointed because tnei
Il lighter, Mrs. Mckee, vas not invited 70
participate In the centennial qutdrille. i.
will probably come 70 light after awhile
that the T. esIdent was as mad as blue
blazss because Baby Mckee was not i've
yted 70 Haae ava iufani 10 speech during
the centennial.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
Mrs Julia Ward Howe, the leading

Mrs Julia Ward Howe, the leading adj
vocato in this country Of woman suffrage,
was 70 years old yesterday, and the event
was celebrated at her home in Boston with
appropriate festivities. Mrs. Howe will
not bo able u rehe,t taat female suffrage
has made very marked healNay in this
couptry. In some states women are allowed
to vote for municipal officers, and in others
for school directors, AMI that is the extent
Of their direct power with the ballot. In
directly, however, they can settle tHe result
Of important elections Their influence
over the moa who do the voting is no
small
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tors OF Dr.. J. q. Is. S!egert a Sons. ASK
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
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CorrEEvILLE, MISS, February a. fssS

Gentlemen suffered with eczema for nearly
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but fried it any way, and after taking six or
eight bottles. I was completely cured an3 na,a
never been bothered since with it. and feel {
duty tc YOU and suffering humanity to make
this statement. II. s. DAVIS.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18
Real Estate Sales.

Lester J. Herrick and wife to Luella S.
Brown, part of the southeast quarter OF
section ), township north, range l; 800.
Ogden City Railway company to Charles
F. Taylor, part Of lot 1, block q, plat A ;
$4,000.
r A. Campbell and wife to Joseph Brinker,
an undivided oue-eighth of the southwest
quarter of section 81, township north,
range l 5000
r. c.. Morris to Joseph Brinker, an un-
divided ne-eighth ofthe southwest quarter
of section 81, township . north, range /;
5000.
George c. Charlton and wife to Joseph
Brirker, an undivided one-eighth OF the
southwest quarter of section 81, township
north, range /; s., 900.
E. A. Reed and wife to Joseph Brinker,
an undivided three eighths of the south
west quarter of section 81, township 6
north, range l $1,000.
Thomas A Kent and wife to Joseph
Brinker, an undivided quarter Of the south
west quarter of section 81, township g
north, range l $1,000.
Nils NJ. Lewis and wife to A. H. Lind
uuist. part of the northeast quarter of sec
ton IL, township north, range l !; S225.
Robert Martin to Sarah Martin, part of
lot 5, block 50, plat A. $500
Sarah Martin to John Durks, part OF lot
9, block 50, plat A; $50.
Elijah ChristophersOn to Mary Brooks,
part of the northwest quarter OF section 5,
township > north, range | $500.
D. H. Peery and wife to ID. H. Peery,
part of section ,, block %, plat A; 4,36T.