davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
Chicago Must Furnish the Cash.


II Chicago had an idea that she would get
the worlds fair without paying for it she is
beginning 20 find out that she was mistaken.
A few weeks ego she made an earnest do
mand upon the President to issue his procIa-
nation to foreign rations relative 70 the
fair, and an invitation 10 them 10 take part
in il. He said he would do So ju t as soon
as he became satisfied that Chicago
was in a position to comply with
her financial Obligations to the fair.
! The Chicagoans did a good deal
of loud taking TO the effect that it was an
outrage TO question their good faith or
| financial ability. The President. however,
was not disturbed in the least by their
windy assertions about their intention TO
do all they had promised. He virtually told
them ITO put up or shut up" They finally
succeeded in satisfying him that the city Of
Oh cago would issue the 5000, 900 which
! she had promised, and then they became
very agg ressive in their demand that the
proclamation and invitation should be issuel
al once.
Iho Pres dent, however, wants something
more. He wants assurances that tbs IS, 0N.-
wv SuOsSFiUeu Oy CiLlZcn5 OF CnlcagO Will D6
paid. According 90 our dispatches yester-
day he has refused to d. anything toward
advance the fair until all the financial aid
promised by Chicago is in sight. He docs
not intend that the fair shall be failure foc
want Of money to carry it on. and he is
right
The whole country remembers how pro-
fuse in promises Chicago was when she was
bidding FOR the fair. From the tslk Of her
representatives it was reasonable to suppose
that she was pre- pared and willing to bear
the whole expense of the fair. and TO make
the fair the greatest the world ever saw.
She got the fair, but many of the subscrip-
tions OF her citizens have not yes been paid.
and, if what some of her news apers say is
true, are not likely to be paid. At least
one Of the Chicago papers has advised that
suit be brought against the delinquent sub
scribers.
II the President remains firm in the posi-
ton he has taken there will be no fair un-
less the cash is forthcoming. Chicago is
called the Windy CITY. Perhaps her idea
was to run the fair on wind, and depend
upon the government to pay the bills after
the fair was over.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
PER sONAL.

TIE average Wellesley college girl weigh.
1isJz poun.s, and Is trine over i've feet two
| incaes in hight
Mas BLAHSE is the tallest Of the ladies' Of tie
CABIN and Mrs Mobiles tne shortest. the latter
bong only five feet Ia hight.
JOSEPH II. CHoArE, Robert @. IngersoI and
/ Ben Butler are reporte 90 make from $1,000
10 $1,000 year eac from their law practice.
MRs. JOHN DR W has been on the stage sixty
three years, having made her first appearances
II 1897 as the little Duae OF York in Richard
III"
MAJ. MCKINLEY is said to be a member OF the
American Society OF Ad,alced Thought. is
is one that has nothing 70 do with advanced
prices.
Tex EMPRESS EUGENE Is reported 20 be a
heavy loser by the resent depreciation IN South
American securities, as she had invested very
Large y in them.
VICE PRESIDENT BRYAN Of the Local Worlds
Fair Association at Cai-ago announces that he
will accept ony 5000 OF the salary Of $4,000
That was voted hin.
JONI J. MACFARLANE, who wrecked the
American Life Insurance Company OF Philadel-
ph:a and other financial institutions is said to
be comfortably established at Rio Janeiro.
MANAGER J. H. McvIcKER Of Chicago has
secured Joseph Jefferson and w. j. Florence
for the opening performance and dedication Of
ms new theater in Chicago u nich Will De opened
ia March.
j. Q. A. WARD, the sculptor, has completed
the model in clay Of Tbs group of children for
the pedestal of the Henry Ward Beecher statue
at Brooklyn. and also the plaster model of the
negro girl.
JUDGE G. DE CEDARKRANTz, the chief justice
OF Samoa, recently appointed at the Berlin
conference. has arrived at Ssa Francisco en-
route TO samoa. lie will sRl for Honolulu on
the next steamer, ami will hasten from there to
Auis by the first vessel on which he can obtain
paSSa q.
BARON NORDENsKJOLD the Swedish explorer
ana a recognized authority on Greenland, has
written a letter to Professor HOrsford of Cam
bridge, Ia which 70 expresses tuA accord with
his views that the NOrsemen frequently and
nuInerously Visited the American Continent
and formed al element 10 the race mixture
here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
INDEX TO INV ADVERTISEMENTS

MEErIXGs-Hebrew Benevolent Society; Sa-
vanuah Castle No. {. K. g. G.: Savannah
Plumbing Company.
SPECIAL NOTICES Is Taiut In Our Blood.
Townsend; Private Team of Brown Carriage
Horses; Christmas Trces. VIM. Scheduling;
Who Wants Money! Adam Strauss Manager;
Dividend Notice, Oglpthorpe Savings and Trust
Companv; Horses and Mules, 0uilmartin &
Mehrtens; Large Sale OF Land, R. D. LaRoche;
A Card First Bryan Baptist Church; Dividend
Notice. Southwestern Railroad; Why Soy
Roiinson Steam Printing Company; Your
Family Doctor, Savannah Carriage and
Wagon Company; Ii; ming, Etc, E. G.
Pacetti; Gas Administered. Savannah
Dental Plate Company; The Georgia
State Building and Loan Association; Toys, ut
Mrs. Clarity's; Notice to Paving, John d
Gou d; As TO Crew OF British Steamship Fern
10 dis; Compliments of the Season, Savannah
Steam aundry; Sci Ing Out, Lippman Bros. !;
To the Cent al Railroad Stockholders; L. & b.
S. NJ H.; Auction Sale Stable. Jno. L. Bowling;
Listen 10 Rely. he Sunday Before Christmas
at Reilys; F1ne Laundry Work, Empire Steam
LaunIry; So.ice OF Removal. Denis j. Murphy !;
Christmas Turkeys at Henry Hirsch's; Turkeys.
Etc, at J. j. yces; Candies, Etc. at Furoer' |;
Clri ,tmas G GODS. A. N. O'Keefre.
AMUsEMESNTs-T. X. Burks New Transatlan-
tic Railroads Shows Dec. 26-27; Primrose g.
Vests Minstrels at the Theater Dec. p; Races
ct Thunderbolt Park on Christmas Day.
HALF PRICE SALE-At Eckstein & Co.
GREAT INBUcKMENTs--At Jas. Douglass.
THE Disco NIB. H. Levy & Bro.
JUsT THE Place. Gray & Son.
SPEcIAL-D. Hogan.
HOLE IN YOUR SrocKISG-The Globe Shoe
Store.
HoLIDAy-Collat.
OLD SANTA CLAus-At the Famous New York
Clothing House.
Your MEDICAL MAN AND BODILY SANITATION
B. H. Levy & ero.
MERRY CHRIsraAs BANG !-Dryfus Bros
KEEP 1T RISeISo- Morrison, Foye & Co.
AUCTION SALES Horses and Mules, At Gull
martin & Mehrtens'.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRIsraAs-Alt
mayors
The LEADING Music HOUSE IN TIE SouTH-L
BIB S. NJ
A HOLIDAY GIFT FOR YOU Engel & Roths-
child.
WE OFFER JUGs-A Enrich & Bro.
ECONOMY OF TTME-A. Falk & Sons.
ANOTHER Re soS-Savannah Carriage es4d
Wagon Company.
CHEAP COLUMN Help
waatei: Employment Wants For Rent; For
Sale; Lost; Personal; Mscean 'ous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
A Remark able Defense.

A large part of the civilized world is in
terestei in the murder trial now going on in
Paris, in which woman kamed Bompard
and man named Eyraud are the defend
ants The interest is due not so much TO the
remarkable crime which they co nmitted as
to the defense which the woman sets up.
Her defense is that she was hypnotized by
The man Eyraud, and thus compelled to
assist HIM in the commission Of tie horrible
deel.
The woman Bompard had not been long
In Paris when she met Eyraud. He seems
to have acquired wonderful huence over
her at once. She came from some one OK
the provinces where, from the testimony,
she appears to have been somewhat
notorious. Eyraud became her paramour,
and they lived q rathe. fast lie. A rich
jswelsr named Gouffe admired the woman,
and she invited him to her apartments.
As he sat beside her on q sofa she plavfully
| took her girdie from around her waist. and
| placed it about his neck. She then passed
| it through n hole In a curtain which hung
at the back Of the sofa. Eyraud, who was
concealed there, took hold of ID and
strauglsd Goutfe. Eyraud and the
| woman Bompard then robbed
the body and cut it up and packed it in a
trunk. which they took to forest long
way from Paris and concealed. Tn fled
to this country and went to Victoria. Van
couver Island, where the woman left
Eyraud and returned to Paris, and by the
advice Of another lover told the story OF
the crime to the police Eyraud was ar
rested in Havana and taken back to Paris.
The trial is a very sensational one. 1t is
full of surprises. 1t is a sort OF serial
French novel. Can French jury be made
TO believe that the woman Bompard was
hypnotized by Eyraud, and that she wa
powerless to do otherwise than she did
1t Is not improbable. Both men aud women
Lave done some strange things while under
hypnotic influence. There are eminent
French physicians who will testify that it is
possible to make persons commit murder or
any other cri ne when they are hyr..o lied.
The hypuotized persons have no will
their own. They completely under the
Influence of those who hypnotize them. The
result Of the Eyrdud-Bompard trial is
looked for with deep interest. If the woma a
is acquitted on the ground that she was
hypnotized there will be at once new and
very effective defense in many murder
| ~acaS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
BRIGHT PTS.

How DID that stupid fellow. Grass, gain
reputation as a WITT
lie was interviewed once by an unusually
bright reporter. "-Pacf.
REFRAIN from telling your troubles to some
other man The chances are he would be much
more interested in relating his own 10 you
Great bdrFinatCn Aetcs.
A BLOOMINGTON MAN Is in panic lest Chicago
rule the state. Why? Chica 20 pract c lily rules
the uniFt rse nov. and The heavens smile
serenelr. -ChicGgo Tirlss.
HIS EMPLoYER--I ca only say, MIR. Jones
you have ac;ei ike donk y IN this matter.
But 70 mustn't forget. SIR, that | q It'd as
your representative. "-Ptt ddelphIa Times.
WHAT dear little craft that wife of yours
is, Ell, Dobsoa, old boy
"Jeary suou.d say so. She's so very dear
call her my revenus cutter.''-BOstoH Courier.
al HAVE HERE said the Iong-haired disciple
of the muse, "a poem in blank verse"
"Hmi / s e." re Garked the editor, as he
read it, ''blsnkety blank verse. boston Trov-
eitef.
PENNEAIISE tglsefullyl-My last batch OF
poems to the HightOhe .nag1zine has not been
returned so far.
Ars Pit has probably mscarried Lit Good
NsrS.
HUsBAND-My dear, We will have to begin to
economic right off.
Wife-Dear met What has happened.
Husband-Cigars have gone up.-Ne,0 York
WeeEiH
tbs elephant Is funny beast, with tail on
both ends. saolld not tlinK that he wou d
har lily know which way TO ran. We often se3
p cures of elephants marked the Republican,
party ,-Pucr.
WISHING FRIESp-How are you coming on!
S OK Maxwell, tse ctors hayegiven me up,
and now have struck way to get well. | will
give up tue doctors. I'll get even with them. -
Te1Is SifttRJs.
I'm nhau a. h. 49, -
aunty s, Mamie?'
II don't know. had so much fun didn't
think OF paying any attention to myself. -
Philadelphia Times.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
One Use for McAll,s,er's Boox

Ward McAilister did not write his book.
"Soc ETY. as have Found It," for the So
cialists, and yet Civil Service Commi sSi oner
Roosevelt, " no is en- tiled to be considered
one Of the 400, said at the Nlnetee til Cen
fury clubs symposium the other night that
he underSt I'D that the book as being circu-
lated by the socialists to show what manner
of people there are In New York who live
Oh the fat OF the land and do no work. Mr..
Roosevelt went on to say that if he be isved
that the test people in Now York were the
kind described in Mr.. McAllsser's book he
would not blame anybody for being a So
cialst.
Mr.. Roosevelt has not great deal Of re-
spect for the typical man Of the 400. He
declared that it would lie better TO draw
men to govern the nation from the con-
sttuencies which furnish New York with
aldermen than from the ass typified by
the 400.
And Mr.. Roosevelt has not a very high
regard for the class Of Americans who pre-
fer to live abroad As citizens they are
as undesirable, he said. as some Of those
who come to this country in the steerage.
Efficiently Mr.. Roosevelt hasn't much use
for the typ cal man of the 400. However.
there isn't very many like this typical man,
and it is TO be hopel that he will not in
crease rapidly II the picture Mr.. McAllis-
ter draws Of him is correct he is not of
much use. Perhap', however. MIR. McAllis-
ter's picture is overdrawn. 1t Il ~ be hoped
SO. Some Of the 40J evidently thiak g.,
becaus9 they have. II repor.s ars 70 be- crei-
tied, given Mr.. McAll,ter the cold shout
dar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

The MORNING News is on Ale at the fol owing
places. where Advertising Rates and other in
formation regarding the paper can be obtained:
NEW YORK CITY
j. H BATES IS Park Row.
g. p. RowE1.L & Co., 10 Spruce street.
w W. SHA & Co., ~ Park Row.
FRANK HERMAN g. Co. i52 Broadway.
DAUcHY 6 Co, q Park Place
]. W. THOMPSON, 80 PARK Row.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION,
Potter Building
PHILADELPHIA
q. W. AVER & Son, Times Building.
BOSTON
g. r NILES. 255 Washington street.
PErrESslLL & Co., 10 State street
CHICAGO
LonD & THOMAS, IS Randolph street.
Q ECIN%ATI-
CDwIs ALDEN COMPANY. 60 West Fourth street.
NEW HAVEN
TIE Fl. p HUBBARD COMPANY. 25 Elm street.
ST LOUIS
NElsoS CHEsxAS & Co, fi7 Pine street.
ATLANTA
MORNING. NEWS Bureau, 81 whitehall street.
MACON
Dlnv TELEGRAPH OFFICE. o1 Mulberry street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

Berlin went wild with delight the other
evening " en- the emptr5r was suddenly
called fr m theater by the nouncsnent
that bis family was increased by another
royal recruii. When II was aunou gced
from tie stage by the excited manager. tie
anielee jIiaed In iiging the nat.o ial
anthem a. " was played y the band. ia,
els dar lotsriandi No doubt absu. that
Probably tbs manager shouted the glad
ualnss Aoms brig like thisi
caimioi, oelS vas ter valeYiandtl
70 Won fal keep dot hedt,
Csc We noecl fao0sie by DER paDdt.
kef Buys as . kslstl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
END CT TEE ooUsr-MAar1AL.
Sneed a. Rob arEs Susperded-Myer s
and plI N IN Dlsna ssed

Sneed a. Rob arts Suspended-My ers
and pilman Diam ssed.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 20.-The finding OF
the court-martial in the cases against the
four members Of the Gate Cit Guards
charged with attempted bribery in con.
recti n with the recent interstate drill. was
signed by the governor to-day, and the
sentences have gone into effect
Capt. Sneei stands acquitted of the
Charge of attempt d bribery, but convicted
of insubordiu alton in publishing a card sub
eqnent to lis suspension signed by him as
captui comm a. ding.
The other tLree men are found guilty on
the first indlctmenL
Capt. Suee Lieut.. Roberts are us
pc .ded for SIX IN Dntes.
PriyateS Myers and Spilman are peremp.
torily d sinissed from the service.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
Registered at he P,.tocsce in sovuanaA


The MoaxIxe News Is published every day In
Che year. aud Is served Il Subscribers ia tse cifg
ai Is cents weeg. 81 90 S month. IS % for eli
months AMI $40 90 for one year.
The MORNING Nzws, By mad. one month,
o. %: three months, g. so; six months, IS 90;
one year. $40 o.
TIE MORNING News, By mail, six times a week
without SUNDAY issue. three months, ~ %;
ztx months, 81 90: one year, IS 90.
The MORNING NEws, Tri-Wsekly, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, or TUESDAYS, Thurs
days snd saturdays three months. u IS; six
months. 50 50; one year, 8 %
The SUNDAY NEws, by naFfsI, ons year. y 90.
The WEEKLY News, By MAIL one year, ~ 70.
Subscri tionS payanls in advance. Remit by
Dos al order. checE or registe. I'd letter. Cur
fsncy sen by mai at risk OF senders-
Letters and teIegrams should be addressed
~MoRNTSG NKvs," Savannah. Ga
Transient AdyertiSeme is, other than special
column. local or read NJ notices. amuse-
uaents and cheap or want column, 10 ceots a
Hire Fourteen lines OF agate type-equal to
one inch spSce in depth--is the standard Of
measurement. Contract rates and discounts
s,sde known on application at business office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

Finally the Sabbatarians have got old
man Dawes by tie ear and he has intro.
dueed ilto the Senaie res )lution inhibit.
ing the opening on Sunday Of any exhibi-
tion or expositi where appropra ions from
tie Uaited States are expended. OF course
this means Chicago worlds ia
Wouldn't it be just as we'll to make sure
thatIt will open at all efore theso people
Sc up ~rangle about when 1t stall close
From this distance that appears to be tn,
proper cour,e.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
Ta THINKS Tas JOKES on Tan.

Fsom the Oh cL0o Mail (Etd).
A writer in the New York T ibune thinks
there is pressing need Of pronoun in the
trird person singular or common gender and
advocates the Use OF the word IA watch he
would decline Ia. "taS, = tan" To sh W now
the now word would work ne gives the following
coupiet:
Ia will deeerve m ed of fame,
Hon rs viii cluster rou.d ia name,
And all snail long remember tan,
Be il woman, or b. it man"
sta may delight Boston aud New York, but
IL tia" comes out west ia sh puld bring along
Las gun for the protection OF tan"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

Some frau ls are pa-lOnable. TT Ter VINO
returns home disguised as santa Clnut ~ sunny
OF dec p ION but he could not mdsqueraur 10
borrowed piumes to much better pnfposs. I1s
fraud which il unpardonabe IS the fraud tnis
iniures those u on whom it ~ perprlrateu'
TT tn travels far and Il ~ long. make NJ sise-
menl that cen he succe sinlly challen 90. W
actual value OF an a ticle regu IS the prife
place upon IL. ! can maze Il absolutelf CO
10 you tnat yon cannot do a. vol el-eThere. y
you want lnlething that can Riarah 90 WIZ
5 eelal con dencr, look at this Lat. l'uie on
Port. * years OLD; nnr cd Sherry, five yrais
Old fine . ID Aye Wui Ky, ten feps Old oiu el.
Kroi1 RUN nin aFs Old, Jamaica Kun. w
years old ID Frenr Brandy, tAe ~ years OF
ported oiu maj :, cd f'ele az Apfis haN
dies and ~ ryfhing sife a iiae Old HineA
.. 3. LES STEERS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
UUR NEW YORK OFFICE.

Mr. J. J. Flynn, General Advertising Agent
q the MORNING NEws. Office q Park Row,
The states of Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
Eira will be managed by him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
SOUTH CARoLINA's Ro AID.
It's Financial eport for the Past Year
glly satisfactory.

kglly satisfactory.
CHARLESTON. $. c., Dec. 20.-The frs,
annual report OF Receiver Chamberlain Of
Tho South Carolina railroad was died In the
Uni.ed States curt to-day. The net earn
ugs for the year are s5S0, 50l. against
SEGA IN 1888 81. an increase 4 s2ls. 0s7.
Inc report - up % Oct. 81, 1890. he OK
pen-s aee ult shows corresponding de-
erenss. n1twl hstand. the fact that che
road las added ma 0rially D. It's rolling
ltocs aud motive p'wsr. The rscsi or says
tle inereas Ia t9s 80 Mugs IL ilOt due sps-
ciaily 70 Any great Increase In . crops,
Dui ~ the hatu a. Development q Lhs
country aud " Ia ooaaecilOnA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

After being shot In tho hca eleven times
with Winchester rifles II is said that Ia,
Vicious elephant Chief died Of gas rltls
Somewhat like Jersey lightning eleyea
siugs went 70 his head aud made hin
desthly SEX q. the stomach.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
stricken WITH PARALYSIS
Attorney General Lester Danger
ously Ill at Marietta.

ously Ill at Marietta.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 2O.-Attorney Gen
eral George n. Lester Was this morning
stricken with p ralysls at his home in
Marie ia, and. so far as can be learned
slight hopes are entertained for his recov'
cry. The governor and other friends tele
graphed today for an account OF
his condition, but we're unable t.
learn anything definite. Judge Testers
home being three miles from Marietta. com
municatiou is difficult. Tue intimation OF
his misfortune received here was conveyed
by telephone call for mediciae. Col. Les
ter, while at the capitol yesterday. gave
evlde ace that somethi was wrOlg Ex'
cept for that. his attack was wholly un-
expected,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

Mayor Hughey Grant has appointed his
old friend Saloonist Pad ~ Diver a police
court Justice" in New Y lrk. When man
needs any justice in GStham now be will
have TO buy it by the quart.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
Tue ORPHANS HOME.

The superinteade lt Of the Orphans Home,
Rev. j.. B. Paye, brought the children in
and presented them to the conference, after
which they sa S me songs
D Payne aoed that twenty OF the girls
were taking music. He gave a very earnest
talk.
Rev. Wynn read the re port of the orphans
home. The report showed that the ho ne
was prosperous. There are now In the home
for by the church. Rev. McGhes made an
appeal TO the audience for these little ones,
VIII Gu was responded to. The amount col
lectel was ST. %
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

DO VOC keep chemicals nsr@F was tho odd
10 uiry AZ rsiail NFlg store On =, iFfitnu
Fes, aud vas gigel tae ord=ri "thsn pit ms I'D
. srlJl.tz powder. ''- i'aliaasiphia Record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

substitute for the Zachry resolution dele
eating he settlement Of the claims res ion
to q nOn-representative bady was to-day
!. concurred Ia as the only possibls way Il
getting home by Christmas. Thou n the
Sena ha. not Yet acted finally on the mat
ter 1t Is safe to say that the same considera-
tl) seals the fate Of q branch colleges.
which Will be So ported year and tnen
alandor ed, in accordance with the comp O
mise ARA ged by the committees Of con-
ference
Both bodies corcurred in the action If
the other conference committees, fixing the
time f'r concluding the session, and the
legislature will adj urn Monday noon,
leaving the insurance pool and Twitty bills
TO go over.
STATE ROAD COMMISSIONERS
Efforts were made by Mr.. " allser to re-
duce he number Of state road commission
ers TO five, and by Ar. Beck to increase them
to twelve BOA propC tions meaat delay,
and we're overwhelmingly def ated.
The history of the z icnry mea,ure in TIE
Senate is remarkable enough to bs worthy
OF review. At the GU Sc a ma jority
favored delegating the settlement # the
Claims. The idea then lost favor. and the
adop ed Sc ate substitute was s big victory
Tor those who wanted the legislature itse (
60 determine the issues. To-Day the tables
tuiAeu, ana my seven senatCrS opposed the
creation OF the commission. Tue les ees are
said to &c delighted, as Pc. baps they have
reason.
THE CoNGER BILL.
The Senate to-day adopted the resolution
offered by MIR. Williams alling on congress
TO reject ths Conger bill and support the
Paddock pure food measure. a d co Curved
In the house solution petItioDing congress
Tor relief from financial stringe cy.
1t passed the bill to limit the comDansa.
ton OF inspectors OF oils TO 81 500 yearly.
1t amended the bill under which the
First Regiment of Georgia cavalry was or
gained. and also that Of September. 1855,
extending the limits OF Savan lah.
1t voted charter for the Ninth regiment
OF volunteers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

HgS at Carlton. Pa. has been LAYING three
eggs per day fpr two weeks. TINS Is one OF the
fesu & OF ta3 AcAinisy bi.t protesting tiie fra {
81 tue American hen. Il has encouraged her 10
% .rr lelL = - % -nIn IL NH
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

Since the extremely decollete evening
dress has cone into vogue society people
zee a great deal of one another.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

Demonstratiye citizens OF Kilkenny now
declare that Il was not line but mud that
was throsn iato NJ Parnslrs eyes. Par
cell should not complain Of such tribe -
httis mad -tbro~ing. He has done quite
good dsal u that hiusA.f lately.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

50 wildly terrific was that storm Thurs
day that IL sgea shook up and serloa,ly dls.
tgrbed tas aeIesity VI Palaaslphla.