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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

Paul Scholz, who was killed in the mine
explosion in Plymouth, Pa, week ago,
would probably be alive but for the fac.
that letter was missent He recently
entered into competitive contest for plans
of a government lighthouse, and his plan,
were accepted. u government Official
offered him 1920 month to superinte nd
the construction OF the building, AMI the
letter containing the offer was addressed t,
Shenn adoah, Pa 1t was misc FRIED, and
i'll the meantime Scholz was compelled t.
eek employment else whero, and he went to
Piylaouth. The government could very
well afford 80 do something for his widow
and child
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
RSON AL,

MISS HANKEY, the first woman ever gradu-
ated at Columbia, is TO be Commemorate by a
window in the college library
THE FIRST CASH John D. Rockefeller ever had
was twenty-five cents, which he earned by
workinE for farmer so that he might go to
the circus.
LIEUT.. JAMES D. GRAY who was the first man
to carry a nail nortn rom Washin gton at the
outbreak of the war, has petitioned congress
for pension.
Gov. CAMPBELL of Ohio says that Mr.. Ceye-
land is the strongest man in the mocratic
parry. and that all OF the little booms will
wlther and die Def re 1892
REV Dr. EDWARD EVERETT HALE preached an
installation serino the other day at the First
Unitarian church at Berlin, Mass, where his
own first ser 'on was delivered in 1912
Mr.. CLEVELAND has sold u Donald c. Sweet.
real estate deal r of that city, mis- valuable
property on Lexington avenue, Buffalo which
he bought some years ago for a nominal sum-
II. A. p CARTER, Hawaiian min ster at Wash
lngton. denies that house has been fitted IN
for Kalakaua at Washington and saws the
Sandwich Island king will not visit Washington
this year.
WILLIAM Pryor, a negro aged ia years. lives
at Whites de, Mo. He is the father of twenty
chlidren-ve by his first wife and fifteen by his
second. TIE old man is in excellent health
and has used tobacco all his life.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES once wrote to Mot
ley OF EmerS n: III you have seen a cat pitk-
ing her footsteps in wet weather, GU have en-
tn picture OF Emerson's exquisite ntelli ence
feeling for word or for an epithet."
HENRIK IBsEN's name is not pronounced
''Eyeb en-" as Bostonans insist. 1t can be
stated on the authority of a Norwegian gentle
man, now in z lad ,lDGia, an intimate friend of
the dramatist, that the ''I'' is pronounced short
as in sit"
POSTMASTER VAN Corr of New York has an.
pointed his son, Richard Van Colt. to the CASH r.
saip made vacant by the death of George II.
LouAsoerry. He is p years of age, aud until
recently has been part proprietor Of the Bre-
Wort house stables.
EDWARD GoRGoNZA. treasurer of the Spanish
Amer.c n e mmercill Uni n of Aew York
says Twenty Spaliard' speak English Were
one American speaks Spanish. This is one of
the eaSon why erica mas not sue ceeded in
maxi more headway in getting foothold in
South Amerca."
The SULTAN OF TURKEY has sent three hairs
from the beard If TIE prophet by a special
messenger as a present to the town OF AepDo.
Wherever The messenger appeared during his
journey lie was received in state, aad The gov
ernor OF Aleppo came to meet him before the
gates of the town.
The DowAGER ESPRRss OF CHINA wanted to
nave he p oto raphs OF all the distinguished
Englisunen VINO have s-rvel Clina, ald the
ChiheSe government has just procured tn ougn
London pho OgrapherS for her two portraits of
Chimes Cor ,on. aach five feet hign, one
showing him in his English ssnd tae other IN his
Chlnese uniform. Th- portraits were obtained
by enlarging old photographs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
In the Barber shop.
H-om The ,e,e Y RI IForld.

Prom The Neto Y rk World.
Sometimes the lowest worm will turn This
was demonstra ed when Jacob Pfalsgraff went
INTO :. Granp street barber shop yesterday TO
nave ms halr cut. The barb-r ran his fingers
tnfoust tie victims &C mt locks, and, after
viewing toe with a critics eye, asked, with
the usual Scorn:
Who cut that hair lasts"
Mr. Pfals <rah was mad clear through in q
minute. aud replied:
DOT Vos not some ov yOur pishness who cud
DOT hair der last dime. ofer wnO Gu IS him der
nrst dine, neider. hat got me- blen y money
TO bay for cud lin i'm rnis dime. UNI COON
py your chair because al der rest ov der bar
oers yos busy Maybe l hat dot hair cud by
mnesel ="
To barber was crushed, and could only find
words TO ask:
'stoW vail you have it cutgi
COST ike you cuds him der last dime"
IL as at this instant that the barOer recog-
nized IN Mr.. PfalsgraH forne- customer. and
the words Eel o. the dull, cold ear of barber
who had tainted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

Our dispatches yesterday stated that the
suit of the Rev.. DR.. Ball of Buffalo, n. Y,
against The New York Ere,ting Post for
libel, had resulted in verdict of no cause
of action. The Rev. DR.. Ball is the man
who furnished the republica press with
the scandalous and slanderous stor. es
about Mr.. Cleveland when the latter was
candidate for President The Ereninq
Post handled DR.. Bail very severely-so
severely, in fact, that the finger
Of scorn was pointed at
him by people who knew him, and had
once respected lin. This punis ment was
more Il an DIR. Ball was willing to stand
without an effort to get CONDENSATION of
some kind. and he sued the Eusning Post
for $4,000 damages. That newspaper
didn't deny any hing. 1t simply pleaded
that it gave Dr. Ball no more than he de.
served, and the jury agreed with it. He
wasn't able to show That any one of the
charges that he had made against Mr.
Cleveland WAS true, AID he was forced TO
admit that some of them had no founda-
ton VIVA ever
One Of them was that Mr.. Cleveland and
two companions were returning to Buffalo
on one occasion from a nearby summer
resort, and that all of them being drunk
tie carriage was overturned, and one of
them was killed Ga the witness stand DIR.
Bail admit ed that Mr. Cleveland was not
in the party at all. 1t is quite s4fe to say
that in future DR.. Ball VIII attend to lis
duties as minister of the gospel, and will
not play the part of a gut er-snipe in po-
litical campaigns. The igma that "a jury
of his townsmen has put upon him will be
mark by which he will be distinguished
during the remainder of his life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
Might Go a Step Farther.

From the Philade phiG ledger tReD.l.
Lieut. Gov Richards Of Montana has been fol-
lowing the example of Speaker K led in count
lng ie democrats present and not votin 2. so
10 make up a quorum, UUt they ave lad more
sense than TO say in Helena 20 be counted, and
ave blocked all legis alton by getting ont or
reach OF the sergeant-at arms T Ii utenant
governor might as well 90 ona step farther in
ms arbitrary course, however. and count them
present ANYHOW
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
The Proeress of Tariff Reform.

From the Ne,0 York World (Den.l.
From Pennsylva ia and Massachusetts come
new ana earnest demands from o. auufacturers
ma " OF them repuOlicans-for free raw
materials. Twenty-Five Sueh who voted for
harrison al the last election now petition an
advocate OF free raw materials TO and a
candidate for the seat IN the House made
vacant by the death OF Representative Kelley
lie 'campai of education Is progressing
nnely, With experience as a schOOlmaSter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09


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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
Eis Greatest Effort at Last

From Speech by the II sn. William. NGrfoeH
Era Is. as RepO FED oy tie Netr York Herald.
II running from the eyes and nose IS an indi-
cation o. the grip, then the Democratic MEM
bers OF the House must we been suffering
from q ~ severe attack. Trey have been
running from the ayes and noes for over a
week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

''Nelhe Bly," is going TO lee, ure, and her
first appearance on the lecture stage will be
in New York tonight. Her real name. by
the way, is Elizabeth Cockrane, and she
was born in Pennsylvania. 1t has been
stated that she is an Ohio girl, but the state
ment probably grew out of the fact that
she is girl who generally gets what she
pOes after
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

Foot pads in New York are becoming
holder. Two OF them tried TO rob Con-
troller Jackson, of Brooklyn, while he was
being driven through Twenvy-fourth street.
New York, the other night One Of them
caught the reins at the horses heads, d
the other tried to open the carriage door.
The driver applied his whip to each IN sue
cession, ana succeeded IN getting rid of
them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

The Boston Herald frequently INDUCES
in bloody shirt pyrotechnics, and the Pnila-
delphia Press. in copying one of these out
bursts the other day, said at it was the
utterance of a democratic newspaper.
Why, bless you, the Bosto Herald is not a
democratic newspaper. 1t appears to be
half mugwump and half bloody shirt in its
nolitics
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
OUR NEW YORK OFFICE.

Mr. J. J. FLYNN has been appointed Genera:
Advertising Agent of the MORNING News, vi;
an office at % Park Row, New York. All adver
Using business outside of the states of Georgia,
Florida and South Carolina will be managed by
him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

Read Bros, London, bottle none but Bass E.
b and Guinness Double Superfine Dogs Head
brand, these being the exact terms employed
by the brewers to designate their choicest and
most expensive pale ale and stout, respectively.
Llppman Bros. and M. LAWNS Estate, agents,
savannah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
CURRENT COMMENT.
The McGintys of the Z ouse.

FROM The lou suiiIs Courier-Josl- nal (Dsr.N
According 70 Mr. Biain- the House republi-
cals are stautin on tie brinz Of a volcano. Is
there M republican states nan in congress TO
ra.ae his voice 70 save these reckless Mc6lntyss
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

Mr. Wilson L. Bissell, who was Mr..
Cleveland's law partner in Buffalo, was
married the other d ~ to Miss Louise Stur-
CESS, of Geneva, N. ", I'd uong the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland, who
received all ovation upon their arrival in
Geneva. Something quite amusing occurred
just as Mr.. Blssell was about to leave
Buffalo. As he was getting on the train,
he was served with notice to appear as a
witness in libel suit. Looking at the
officer in a half amused, halt angry WY, he
said; "You go to the devil. I'm not going
to put off my wed Ing to testify ia noel
suit. I'll get married tonight if l go to
jail for it," Then the train moved off, and
the officer put mis- ia IDS il hi; pockets and
whistled in way that Indicated astonish-
ment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09
No Federal ELECTION Law.

The Washington Post, which is repub-
lcan newspaper, says that the enfranchise-
ment of the olacks was the blunder of the
R publican party 1t insists tlat this con-
gress will not pass federal election law.
aad says: "Mr. Ingalls and NJ. Chandler
both know that there are enough republican
senators who will not vote for federal
election law or for a force bill to de-
feat such measure, and hence the foolish
ness of ladling out hope WITH ladle filed
with holes" 1t decla es that prior to an
election the north is made to ring with
blood-curdling tales of southern outrages -
Here is an admission from a republican
newspaper that the alleged southern out
RACES are made to order, and are int ded
for political effect. There are sensible re-
publican senator's who take no stock in
them, and, hence, they will not be parties
to legislati N t1at would disturb ths peace
and quiet OF tue south and check her pres
perity. Now let a few more republica n
newspape. talk the same way, and there
will be a public sentim9 t in the north th at
will force Messrs / gals and Chandler to
cease their bloody shirt talk.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

If health and beauty you'd maintain,
And keep your breath perfect charm,
Use SOZODONT with might and main;
For it alone prevents the harm
That mars womau's teeth and breath.
And leaves her mouth as dark as death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

The Chicago Matt has gi zen Mr.. Glove
land the unkiudes: cut Of all. 1t prints
alleged picture of him that might be taken
Tor likeness of Ben Butler. Mr.. Cleveland
isn't very pre1ty, but he would come out
ahead of Butler every time in beauty
show.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

For coughs and throat troubles use Browns
bronchial FrOches. They stop an attack
of my asthma cough very promptly."-C.
FGlcis, Midmiuille, Ohio.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

The successor of Judge Kelley in congress
will probably be State Senator Reyburn,
who has been nominated by he republicans,
but he may be opposed by Mr.. William NJ.
Philadelphia republican to run. These re-
publicans voted for Harrison last yea but
they want raw materials put ON the free
list. MIR. Ayres is "a democrat, and was de-
feated by Judge Kelley in the last election
by more than 5000 m lori V.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

Mayor Grant. Of New York, has sprung
surprise by appointing his secretary, Mr..
Thomas G. T. Grain. to the office of city
chamberlain, to succeed Richard Croker.
MIR. Grain is not yet 30 years old. He is q
lawyer, and possesses considerable ability.
AS the may RS secretary, he received 5000
year, but as city chamberlain he will get
5000, out of which he must pay clerk
hire and incidental expenses, leaving the
net income Of the Office about $4,000 a
year. No ono was moro surpris d ut the
appointment than Mr.. Grain al nsolf.
dary Anderson, it is announced. will
visit this country next fall, but not in q
protes, ionsl way. She will come as bride.
Special cablegrams say that her steptat or
frankly admits that size is engaged to Mr..
Antonio de Navarro, and the New YORK
Mail and EcpreSs states that She has writ
ten to Villa n D ack, The novelties. thai
she is going to marry Mr. Navarro. It
could hardly DE expectai that Miss Aodar.
son would 90 II cd maid, but it was popod
that when she concluded to marry she
would allow herself 20 DO won by a southern
man. Perhaps, however, the recent rnmors
are as unfouGded ss others Of like charac.
ter that have boon circulated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-09

Speaker Reed need not feel that he has
been vindicated because the republican
ominati lg INVENTION of toe late Judge
hel'ey's district Endorsed his infamous rul-
ings He will be sweetly reposing along
side of the late Mr.. McGi1ty by the time
all the people are heard from.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
South ana west.

SMALLPOX is spreading In Texas. ON ono
ianch IN Duval CouHty siNty.nve persons
died OF the disease There is great scarcity
OF nurses and physicians.
=. LOCAL freight train jumped the track At
rounding MIL, Va, aud the ENGINEER, brake
man aud another man were Killed and the
engine and hvccarS were wrecked
A SEMINARY for girls has been biihicti at
San Marcos, Texas, and three OF tho girls
were seriously burned, and thirty Others only
escaped death hf jumping from the third
story windows TO gallery from which thoy
escaped ON ladders. Many were hurt ia
making the jump
E1rcnEoN LAVAL called az the store OF y
teldeman a. Co, Charleston, s. O. and
asked TO see his wife who had been scrtretod
from him for some time When the woman
came down, Laval shot her, and then enter.
ing the store, shot Feldeman Both of the
victims were fatally wounded.
LATHAM SHoLEs the inventor Of tho
typewriter aud pioneer journalist, died at
milwaukee,, Wis, aged ~ years
ELLISON MOUNTS was hanged nj Pikeville
Ky, fol' participating in the murder OF Miss
Alatair McNoy and her brother
j. b. KELLY was arrested in 81 Louis and
identified as j. Is. Simonds, wanted fon com.
plicity IN the murder of Dr. Cronin az
Chicago.
TnB tobacco establishment and stock of
hl9ck * Cof Wheeling, w. Va, cstimatod
TO be WORTH more than 100000, have been
seized n by United States officers ON account
OF alleged overlilling of tobacco packages.
IL is proposed when tho statue Of General
robert E Lee reaches Richmond. Va. 20
place 1t I'm wagon 90 be drawn through tho
city by rope mile long. Men aud women
even, are clainorous TO have hold of the
rope.
HOMER III. BRowN, a man sixty years old.
who md been confined Ia insane asylums in
Seattle, Wash, for twenty years vhia rich
brothers. has been declared sane.
The bill establishing the Australian system,
OF ballot has passed the Washington State
Senate.
MAhDf uRAs was celebrated at Mobile
Ala, by elaborate paradss, illuminations and
costume ball.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
THE NEWS EPIToMIzID.
i:.laterr sad Mlddlc stato..

JoHN CAMPBELL, OF Newtown. Conn, a
wife heater, was taken out at n,ght ty four
masked citizens and logged until unconscious,
IHr National Bank at Lincoln, Pcnu.,
which was plundsrcd Ivy Cashier Bard and
r. w. Hull, has closed ltG doors under the
orders OF Bank Examiner Greene
1nE King Of Italy has sent 60 Mayor Hart
OF Boston, communication thanking the
Board of Police and Captain CAIN aud his of.
ncers, who riskcd their lives i'm rescuiug
Italians AZ the recent fire i'm the city.
rnusT in farm implements was formed
Nv uucA, N. v, with a capital OF 81, coo 600.
rive large concerns form the combination.
An express train, while passing through
Johnstown, Penn, struck and killed trtu men
ana fatally injured another. They were
walking ON tho track.
MRS, IDA WALKER, a saloon passenger, on
the Steamship British Princess which arrived
IN ihiladelphia from Liverpool, committed
suicide by taking laudanuui, and was buried
st sea the following day
THE count of the votes I'm Philadelphia
showed that John E. Reyburn has been elected
To succeed Judge Kelley in Congress.
* SENSATION was created nt McKeesporf
Penn, by the arrest OF Mrs Giles Collins
and daughter for shoplifting. Mrs. Collins
Is the wife OF n leading politician of McKecs.
port aud is we'll known.
A noARDrR who was living al the houso of
William Taylor, near PhillipSburg N J.
placed dynamite cartridge in Tho oven OF
tho Kitchen stove. Mrs TAYLOR WAS coolltr
breakfast and as she was nbout TO closc the
oven door the cartridge exploded, fatally in
turing her and her two childron
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
FIFTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
In the senate.

40rH DAy.--The Pacific Railroad Funding
bill was reported from the Special Commit
tee Nh, Blair continued his speech On the
Educational bill. The Senate bin TO estab-
iSh two additional land districts i'm the State
OF Washington Was taken from tho calendar
and passed. The Senate then proceeded to
business ON the calendar, aud passed about
TWO dozen bills, among which was a bill 10
amend the Revised Statutes concerning the
regulation OF steam vessels, aud another %
enable the Secretary of the Interior 60 locate
Indians M Ficride upon lands i'm severalty
80. MIR, Dawes presented over n4O petitions
from Massachusetts, stating that more than
SOOOOO gallons of intoxicating liquors are an
nually exported from tho United States to
Arica, and praying that that sort Of thing
shall be stepped
4lsr DAY.--Mr Blair continued his speech
on his Education bill Ia executive session
the British ENtraditiou Treaty was ratified
with two slight amendments
42D DAS.--The resolution offered by Mr.
Chandler calling on the Attorney General
Tor information as to the assassination OF w
Il. Saunders, Deputy United States Marshal
IN the Northern District 0f Florida, was
taken up, and Mr.. PaSco proceeded 10 ad, {,
dress the Senate upon the case Mr. Blair
continued his speech ON the Education bill
4Sp DAN--A lively debate arose over a
resolution calling on the Attorney General
Tor Information concerning the killing az
Deputy United States Marshal Sanders i'm
Florida. Mr.. Blair finished his speech on
his Education bill
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27

A Ceylou paper gives nm account o,
the finding of tho largest cats eve gem
oil winch there is any record by "a digger
at Gale, Ccylon II weighs nearly seven
pounds. The finder had been ver,
poor. A few months ago, however. his
digging Tor gems was rewarded by find
ing n cats eve which he sold for $4,000
Soon after be dug up another. for winch
he realized SO, 900, aud then his ram of
luck reached a climax when he unearthed
h's large stone. which is described as OF
perfect lustcr. fIc had been offered
e95, 600 by n syndicate Of local dealo-s
but hc has refused as ne declares be can
cut the gem into forty stones. each oi
which viii bring 5000 A short firoa
ago DE also found larger cath eve than
his big one, but ;he fay was impufec,
20 that Dc is not more Chan ono quarter a.
NalaD.c. lIis total Gndinqs in one -half
year, at the loves. estimate. will reaob
Sl5O,00O.