davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Snblanbet.
8 u a..

Sohn M~nberion, Sprbsber pau
mOrtbweiern ganen, blep forrise llse
@arbeben al Safe Gitp faitet neb fra
aufOmutipet ps piebliffelis brabt. Gn
gremier peb 1aun aenp ps Maitiniii
Soc Bancroft fit farlise apaitelier.
6ranojurDen | Scout bar inble-
peret | &etten Slayer mob AZ Sfjenfes
prrtcr for uloulis Sals af beruienbe
9ritfe. Ollie Salouner er miblertibig
lutfebe.
Eorretningsbelen at Swalebale, Der
Iiauer 16 Wtil / Spb for Maion 9th,
blep iurrige Manbus pbtlast oeb en-
SlOe6rano. 9abet er omfrins $26, 900
fort, Ssiuranien $4,000.
Sauiel MeGoD, Der / ODER so Gar
bar peret boiat | Muscatine Co., bpbe
fcrlebcn / Ell Ilber al "a Gar.
Cars Carton, Der boebe / NGrbeben
al Snrlan, Sbelbp Co., bleo iorrige
Gur8bng Iften, meoens ban itulbe
iprnbe Seitenc for Sosuen, operfiprt
% gictlitfelig brGbt.
ct College brGnot. &l. Las Gprss
bag @Or9en uobrsb Slblps / SOuebs
bggningen al Beitern College / 3oleop.
Ga Der ianttibi9 bleite en- Iterf Sino
fra Horboeit, fit Slben iaabaut Spers
tag, at bele 8psninseu bar nebbrGnot,
fbrenb man funbe fontrollere ben. Wan
rsoOcoe Ell 9el at Sibliotbefet % libt
a &asi ererens @ienoele. Sabet an
laacs til $4,000, Isiuranien CT fun
s22,500.. Iariagen til Slbens Sps
'umit pibes life. Sen neobrenbte 8paz
ming bar en- af be peneite Colleges pgs
ringer | Staten. Sorretniussiplf /
GUleoo bolbt famine Bags gftermibbas
ct RDbe ps tos be ~nsbuenbise Sfribt
til at 9ienopbpgse 8psninsen. 8oarb
Of Directors bplot osiaa famine Dag ct
@pOe us belluttebe, at unberpisninsen
Ituloc iortiGttes iom iabuanlis. @ins
t%ertcrminen bespnber 2Orsoas benne
U9e.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
{ 10 0prf.

GrsGongresmaub Srianns 9. Mat.
ttlon oebe forrise ll9e / Utica "a gar
9ammel. San bar WeSlem of Site,
33te, Safe os 35te 9pn9res.
q. s. SebHrsm, GOtbetient / guI
falo, bleu iorleben arreiteret for at bape
i~tjdalet Tengebreue. Mtan fanbt flere
T~e9ebreoe bOs BAN, os ban git itrar til
Sefjenoelie.
Gn Dploiem GDclone for onocn
Snleoag ouer Spracuie, Buffalo, So
DIETER o9 andre fore 8per / 9tclp gprf.
Gn W9n9oe Spgnin9er lagoe8 / 5fus
liner, no9le faa 8eriOner leutlniteoes %
Ell bleu brGbt. S Buffalo bupbe Sin=
ben en- SaIti9beb at 65 Mil / 9imen,
men ben aurettebe Sfaoe Der err ube=
tDoelig.
st Sfiobe pGrOt Wiiaiuuer. Char
les &ol / gteiu Yurf Gitp Ilo9 fprleOen
Dag ct gammelt Speil iitDtt,r O9 Ianot
ct Sfjooe, iom Snbiauerne for mango
Nar tilba9e bapoe 9ipet bans SloeIaber,
Sacob GpQ, eli inopaubret SollGuoer.
Sfi0bet p~uerora9er til Scr. GOa o9
bans IruinSer en- Itor 9anbitrGfning /
Wtobatufz0 alen, Neru gprf. 9ette
2aio CT III prrot 6 Miltpner IoQar8.
Ser er ialt $50 grOinger. @eo en-
~ieuere llnoerlrgelle piIte bet Jig, at Clip
bet bar "recproeo" / 9llbanp / 1858.
Wtan %formpber, at 8pen Nmlteroam
lig9er paa bcnrr 9~anoitrGfning, li9ez
leoes en- Masie uGrpifulo gienbom, Der
fontroleres af New gorf Central
Sanen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01

Den pan amerifdnife &on9res bar
allereoe baut en- beloig SnoHpoelie pao
Dor Sanoelsfor6inoelie og 6anbels.
cmietnins ulec be centralos ipbsame.
~ritanIte 2anoe, Der er rep~reienterebe |
aonSreslen. en- up 9ampltibslinie er
allereoe oprettet mellem noros % ipb.
nmerifanife 5apne, os ct itorartet Com.
m~isiipnbus er srunblast | Bueuos
Gpres meo 5ili~alaioelinser | andre
Bper. Oct bill i9ise peb 9rsper i1a.
OaHne noro samerifanife 5abrifata, Tom
fan finbe afiatnins Der.
Sioite llse blso Der o~rsnniIeret |
Ri9mono, 3D., ct mastist Sernbane.
fCmpani, Der ubsn 2uil err en- oirefts
Jrugt al ben paneamerifanIfe &ongres's
WtgOe | @aIbiHstun. &Ompamiet beber
The Columbia Railway & Navigation
Company % err intorporerst unber Sta.
ten Bir9lnias 9ooe. 2pmpaniets OPP
sape er at bpgse Sernbansr / Spb.
Gmerita os orsaniiere Gampitibslinier,
Der Itai forbinoe bisie S~ernbaner meS
SapHe be 5oreneoe Stater. aonpa.
MET bar en- aapital al 100 MiQipner
9olars til at bespnoe meo. Oct er
Wtenin9en at bDgse en- Sernbnne ira
en- eaer auben 8p nar Masoalena $40.
bens llolsb i ben e%arribtiite 8ust / be
5oreuebe Stater al Colombia ipooper
til Bper ! Bern % til bet peruuianite %
arsentinIfe Sernbaneipitem. Camp.
itibe i,al sisre reselmesiise Ture fra
rblsbst al Masbalena 8looen til bed
igolise Gel At 5lOrioa Os Neip Orleans!
us berira of Observation-Disclosures bliue
ubpioet til ale 9ele al 2anSet. acna.
paniet er prganiieret al 8apitaliiter |
SposS taterne, Der osiaa ianoipnlispis
tommer til at bsite ben itsrite Sprbsl al
bette 5~Oretasenbe, bpis bet realiieres.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
SIIinuis.

Slagsmaal en- &irfe. Sulebass
aften bapbe en- Menisbeb / eagle Greet
rtGr Sbapneetoipn Suletre i &irfen.
TIMBER llbbelinsen af Sulesaperne til
8prnene, bleu ct 9ar porne Mpno
upenner ON en- Slabe. ct alminbell9t
Slassmaal paafulgte, b%ppruuber be
&iGmpenbe bru9te Stole, &nipe, &eppl.
oere % andre Saabeu. On prominent
5armer fit to farlise Snipitif ps en-
blep ifubt | Sopebet. 6lere andre fit
o9Iaa mere eller minbre Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
WinnefDta.
@rpnhene or tprre. 6

Srenbene or torre. 8 Blainpieiu
% Ome9n er Der ooeroroeutlig itpr
GaromOngel. ollie 8rsnoe | Spen or
tprre. Sarmerne ma fipre Gano for
fine areatlrer fra 5 til 6 Mtil.
burlington gancns StationsbDg.
ming | Sipeitone nebbrenpte iurlebeu
Dag. Stationsasent 8iaiams miItebe
ale fine Mpbler.
Sra SolSabl ~itriues ben 27be 8e.
csmber: Oct MET ~ltorartebe Srp1up,
Der ~noGenIinbe er bleuen afbolbt Der /
6OlOabl, ieirebes forleben Suleoas, ibet
Teter 8. Sausen estepiebes til Mils
9larn 8iaer, 9atter til SoItmeIter
GNOlpb 8i0cr af Soloabl g. O..
Sielicn iorrettebes af Saitur OFT
gulen / Sjemmet hos 8rubens Spr=
alore, boOr en- talrig Menueifemasie
baoOe %tnoiunbet fig for at oueroGre ben
p0'tlOelt9e Gambling. Giterat ben bsis
tlOell9e Stuno bar ouer, besao Sic
l''rne ii9 fiorenbe | LANCE 8affer til
SrlO8Ommens Siem, buor Der ierperes
ess meO ole Slass sobe &etter, os
ldaosl Gnmle iom hinge morebe fig paa
O1 9lerteIigite. Der ipntes at bpile
IN ltOrla9en 5inbeb ODER ben belle Gil
Feln'r9, iom intet bapbe tilbase at
'nl'e. Maatte De Wpsifte bape 2Dffen
fas0 li9 paa beres 9ipspanSrins.
"a 3 q
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
G a 8.

Sormegct Mais. S ben norbpeit.
li9e Del at &onias bru9es Suiiuoer
Sui6el8 Mais iDm 8ranbiel. s mango
Counter brinser Waiien FIN Is gents
pr. 8uIbel, mebens &ul foiter pp til 35
Gents pr. 8uibel. Der inbbsitebes en-
nbpre W9n9be Mais. 8aa mango
Steber lisger ben paa aaben Warf uber
noSeniombelit S~eifpttelie mob Seir Ds
Sinb. neutrality-suspicious. fan life
itaife Sra9tpuene nuf til at transporter
ben til Marteoet. ollie 8anefompanier
flnbe MI babe Srus for fra 500 til
1000 flere 5ragtpusne.
Gn original Soc. 8lafeman beber
en- libeu Bp | Gawlins County / ben
norbpeItlise DEF al 8anias. Den bar
/ Den ienere GiO lis9et / Strib meo gts
ippOb ON gountpipbet. Nu er Snbs
bpgserne | glafeman TONNE paa ben
originate Sbe at upfjsbe ale Suie | Ntz
ippuo Os brin9e benz til Slafeman os
paa benne Waabe 9jsre fin Ripal folfez
tom. AZ 8p9niu9er er oaerebe fjsbte
% bra9te til Slafeman, ps Der fpres
llnoerbanolinser ON Sals al ct Slertal
al De puri9e Suie. SnobDggerne i8lafes
man UNDERWRITERS al ct Sernbaneielifab
os bar en- betpbelis &apital til lin &aas
bi99eo; be bar M spoe llbIigter til at
ieire ueb naite Sal9 ON Gountpiabets
6lptnin9.
Gn ganoe 6eitctDpe siorce furrise
2Sroas ct StreiftO9 ino / ben lDolige
9el af Stepens County % itial 80
SeIte. Wian fprmpper, at be III bar
iorlabt oenne Del al 2anbet, ba DOM
mer 8reiper forleben Dag erflereoe, at
ben isberale &et baube SurisbiftiOn
poer No Mans Land.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Seras.
Jreffe ~Sernbanerepere.

5reffe Sernbanersoere. 5prrige
Manbas ooerfalbt fire SsrnbanerDpere
Grpresasenten / grOwnpOOo % ilOs
BAN beuibitlSs, berpaa ipreuste be
Yeuseitabet % tos meb fig $1,000 /
@Ontant. ct Bar 9ase ieuere fOrisste
be iamme YsriOner at plpuors ct CT
prestos paa @ulj Colorado & Santa
Sc Banen, men unber aampen, Tom OPP
fob mellem 8auebeiienteue % Rsoerne,
bicp en- al be iprite orabt. % en- Rsper
baarbt iaaret. "a &sperne iaa, at be
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Misionri.

8eIriet fra Slaueri. s Begun
oelIen al gorserfrisen fiebte Soiepb
8idmarl, en- rig 5armer ! Cooper Co.,
en- 0eserfuinoe paa Slapemarteoet ps
ienpte beuoe bieul. SiOen bar bun
aloria iurlabt SarHcn, beaer life bar
bun bapt Omsats meS andre gtesre %
bupoc albris bort ON Slaperiets aiiiaf'
ielie.
Scr FIRE Tiger fiben osoe Sidman, %
Hegerinben iorlob Suiet % eriareSe oa,
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
istp min.

Sem Meolemmer af Samilien
Sdulb / Ga Crosse bleo iorleben Sag
iorsiitebe peo at lpiie Ganbp. ganop'eu
blep brast til Suiet pm @itenen, Os ale
/ Sriet unbtasen en- ipiIte Of Den. s
9sbst al Natten blep De ipge, % Gage.
bielp MATTE tilfaloes. Se er MI |
Beoring.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01

Ere tatbOilte 8iftopper inopies.
Jrenas ben 27be Dec. isireSss en- iiel.
ben 5eit 81. 1eters 8atbeoraie | ct
Yaul, ioet tire Bifopper inSpieSes al
Griebii'op Srelanb. 1eres @aps sr;
Subn Sbamlp fra ct. @aui. Snmea
Me@oibrid fra minneapolis % SOieps
.. eOtter ira @inOua. 16 SiitOYpsr
% 800 Er9Iter a tiliteSe peo neuns
b~DitiSelise gambling. Otter eaot Subs.
%tieneite bOlotes ct slimrenbe 6eltmaaltib
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
6 It q.

GDtlone. Giblis 9irsbas @ursen
for en- ualminoelis pOloiom Cyclone
ouer 9iuepille os lasbc tire 5orretninsss
bpsninSer us nusle guaninssbuie /
6uiner. Staben anllaaes til $4,000.
Yrpbrene Grant ps Sames Nortb fit
iarlise &p9itelier.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Greta.

Gn Heporter for Daily News berets
ter, at ben tprtiite Misunderstanding for
ppfitiife 6prbrpbere tun bar foruerret
5OrbOlbene paa Gen. Be triltne Sno>
bpsgere paa Gen ifal bore meget OPP
beroper os bauber, at @rafen
lallb inben fort 9io pil itribe ino til
oere5 Sprbel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
usIano b.

Set feiierlige 6untafabemi | ct.
petersburg bar beiluttet at nR9te ale
Ssoer Nosung til Gfaoemiet.
llniuerhtetet | CbeSia er luftet Of
Gutpriteterne; be bapbe opoa9et, at
mango al StuOenterue a Iibiliiter os
arbeioebe iuri9t for at uobreoe nibilis
itiIte Sfriiter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Sbio.

Charles Sbelar mprbebe forrige
Girsbag unber ct Guialo al Sinbsfors
pirrins fin Some ps ire Smaapiser os
be9if berpaa Selumpro.
Gn isrgelis Sernbaneulpffe banote
Srebag Morsen paa Gbeinpeafe & Sbio
Sanen peb Sulphur Springs. @n
9lrel braffebe, ps A gusne peltebe. 10
8erlpner orebtes paa Steoet, % mango
fit iarlise 8pGitelIer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01

at Slaperiet for lrnse iiben bar aiitai
Jet. Sun inbleuerebe | Sfiitsretten en-
6ororins mob Sidmans 80 paa 81 500
50 pr. Maaneo for 25 aar). Suleafs
ten tiltiencte Stiiteretten benoe Salps
oelen al benne Sum.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Afrifa.

Gmin Yaida, Der unoer en- 5eit i
8asamupO ialbt neo fra ct ginbu Os
IOrIlOs fig Nemt, er mn nleset bebre,
men be tpIfe Eager, Der bar BAN mnber
Sebanolins, flyer, at bet life er raaoes
list at Tgtte bam berfra inoen 8 Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Sranfrig.
6eneraI @pnlanaer bennatsr

General gonlanser benaatsr, at
ban ital fomue til De GOrensoe Stater
Os bOloe 5%Oreorus. Gan tiger. at ban
bar tGnft paa at iuretass en- iaa'
ban Tur sjennem be 5OrensOe Siater.
Sen franfe R~esierins bar uoneunt
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01

ON at lutte nosle at be Oifentlise Snitis
%filtioner, oa Statens Snbtaster er iaa
Iitaa, at Der life er Wibler til of bulbe
Dem saaenbe. Meb @orbs0 atpta ffal
bet iffe bore fort beore bepenbt / benne
Senieenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

2onoonnermorberen5 tpentnelle
CpSagsr fan pents iis en- uatfer Gum.
Salt er Der ubiat 1877 8.lsuuinser.
Stateus Yslsnuius sr 5000 aitrl. nj
priuate 8eriOuer bar en- 2Oro .. uoiat
eu SelDmins al 10000 eitrl. Can't.
lise 8elguniuser saar Op til ct 8elOb
al $3.50 2itrl. sler 1,233,36o.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Gu isroclia Sernbanenlnffe banbt,
ipl MIA.

40 @psninser | YetrOlia. ben
ItprIte Del al Sorretnin9sbpen, lnsoes
forrise 9irsbas / gite. SranbitaoeH
er ouer 100000 flor; @siuranieu er
ubetpoelig.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
QpuiiiQna n.

Gifsbnrg blep Nat til Snlecas
barjet at Ell Sloebranb, Tom er ben
~itDrIte, man bar baut Der paa mango
sar. 8ranbitaoen beleber Zig til Ouer
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Grissmininer Yrodtor iori6ser at

reoucere Remniusen fra SGren til ct
Miuimum. San faar buer Maanco
Rapporter, Der bier, buOrmange Sol.
batter rsmmer fra bucrt Regiment. 8
Iopember rsmte 15S Maub al 1900.
8eiertiOnen / Ne9ers @egimenterne er
meeet minore eno blanot be bnibe crop.
per.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
geIGien.

Streifen blanot &ulgrapcrre or M
alminbelig puer belle Belgien, og Tom
5elge beraf CT Der pua mango SteSer
flor Waugel paa &ul.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
mbounementss9ufeas,
ct apDt Nhtaar!

Hfsnfer hi ale bore 9eiere. Glib bet
! enfpsr Senieenbe for benz MATTE blipe
# pelIianet 9lar, bet sniter Ri af sanife
6ierte.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
W Dntan q.

Set politiife Sirpar i aesislatnren
peoparer fremoeles uoen rinseite lloiist
til en- belbis 2ssnins.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
Yortuga

Gr.&eiierinoen al graIilien, grs
&eiier Dom 9eorps @emalinbe, beoe
pluoielis / 2srbass | 2iSiabun.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01

5iuansminiiter @inbom mootog |
Sreoogs fra @eiu gort 1926 til Gam.
pittigbsb8ionost. sileuberen iortGaer,
at ban Itplote Siesierinsen oisie 8cnse
for 3olb paa 8arer. Tom en- Iolobeticnt
/ Iew gort bapoe ooeriest.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01
GngIan b.

Sen bersmte Yreoifant DIR. Spur'
9euu lis9er baarot ips ! Meutune.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-01

professionalism Ranm bar flo.
ite u9e uaret baarot iDo, men er M |
Beoring.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-05
savannah's Business Year.

The business year of Savannah, which
ended on Aug. 81 and which the MORNING
News reviews this morning, was one of the
most prosperous in her history. 1t was a
year which Savannah's business men can
look back on with feelings of profound
satisfaction, not only because it had no
unpleasant features. but also because it wac
so rich in promises for Savannah's future
In every branch Of business there was great
activity. Even in the summer months,
when dull times are expected, the city
presented very busy appearance,
and both wholesale and re-
tail merchants were surprised
that trade continued to be so good. Indeed
all summer long the city was quite full of
visitors, and the hotel proprietors were
gratifed at their extraordinarily large
summer patronage. The majority of the
visitors were from interior towns. Many
came to visit the seashore at Tybee and
others to make purchases. They left good
deal of money with the hotel keepers and
merchants, and it can be reasonably ex-
pected that they will be a regular feature
of Savannah's summers.
Not less gratifying than the great increase
in Savannahs visitors is the wonderful
showing that she is making in business.
At the beginning Of the last business year
it was thought that she would be fortunate
if she received 900, 900 bales of cotton during
the year. Her cotton receipts exceeded that
number by considerably more than so. 600
bales-the exact number being CSC, SIT bales.
That was 1917, 900 bales more than she
received the previous year. There is no
doubt that she she would have received over
100000 bales had the transportation
facilities of the railroads been equal to the
demand upon them, and had there not been
a little discrimination against her in the
freight rates fixed by the railroad commits.
sion. However, she maintained her position
as the second cotton port in this country. and
her receipts were SO much greater than
those of any other port, except New Or
leans, that she has no reason to fear losing
that position. Indeed, the prospect is that
her receipts this year will come nearer those
of New Orleans than ever before. She is
certain to get much more than 1000, 900
bales this year if the cotton crop turns out
as well as it now promises to do.
Every year a greater amount of cotton
producing territory is becoming tributary
to her, and her cotton receipts. therefore,
are steadily growing larger. Her estab.
l lished railroad systems are all the time put
ting out branches, and every branch means
more cotton for her. She has the facilities
tor handling all that may come to her, even
hongn the amount should be double
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-05

1876 tons Of pig iron. For the year ending
June 30, 1890, their production was 1,7sO, 300
tons. The reason why the south will lead in
the production Of iron is that she can produce
it cheaper than it can be produced elsewhere
in this country. The cost Of producing it
in the south is from IS SIS to s12 per ton
In the northern states the cost is all the way
from $12 to $50 per ton
Note what a wonderful increase there has
been in the production Of lumber in the
south. In 1850 the value of the production
of her saw-mills and other woodworking
mills was $40. 979. O62. In 1890 it was s1Os,-
SIS, 900.
1t is unnecessary to call attention to the
remarkable increase in the value Of tho pro-
duction of the south's cotton and other
factories within the last ten years It
amounts TO hundreds Of millions of dollars.
But agriculture is the chief source of the
south's wealth. Her cotton crop alone last
year, including the cotton seed, brought her
farmers over 500. 600, 900, aud the value of
other products Of the soil must have been
considerably greater. The Times-Demo-
Gratis figures show that the value OF all
products of the south in 1880 was 81 ,089,-
66,645, and in 1890 it was 81, 9O7. 59s 800. an
increase of over $500, 100000. With such a
showing, it is with good reason that the
south boasts Of her prosperity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-05
An Interesting Picture.

That was an interesting picture which
Representative Kennedy, of Ohio, drew of
Senator Quay, the chairman of the national
republican committee, in a speech in the
House on Wednesday. What made the
picture all the more interesting was the
fact that Kennedy thinks that he is a good
deal Of republican leader himself.
The democrats have often expressed their
opinion of Quay and his political methods,
but they never before had the satisfaction
Of hearing a republican leader express an
opinion of him. 1t may now be understood
that the republicans have no better opinion
Of the chief director of their party than the
democrats have.
But the republicans knew all about Quay
before they placed him at the head of their
national executive committee. Every
charge which Kennedy made against him
had been made long before he was chosen
to manage the last national republican
campaign, and that, too. in the organs Of
the Republican party. What, therefore,
must be the moral condition of party that
chooses as its leader a man alleged to be
guilty of criminal acts9 Is the party any
better than the leaders
When, therefore, Kennedy held up Quay
before his fellow republicans in con yress as
a specimen Of moral aud political rotten
ness, did be not at the same time admit that
his party was corrupt and unworthy the
confidence Of the peoples He virtually said
that the methods that the Republican party
had to employ to secure control of the gov
eminent were so bad that it had to have
bad man as fits manager.
But what was it that made Kennedy so
sore that he couldn't help telling the truth
about the great boss Of his party? 1t was
this: Kennedy is one of the members of
congress who was anxious to have the force
bill passed at this session. He was so
anxious that he consented to run around
among the senators and representatives to
get them to sign paper agreeing to keep
congress in session until the bill was passed.
Quay treated Kennedy with good deal of
contempt, and while Kennedy was trotting
around with the paper, Quay quietly had
the force bill postponed.
The country probably doesn't think Ken
nedy's grievance is a very great one, and
perhaps it has more contempt for him than
for Quay, who, though he may be guilty of
the crimes with which he has been charged.
does not seek sympathy by airing his griev-
ances in public. When such republicans as
Kennedy and Quay express their opinion OF
each other in congress there is good reason
for thinking that the rule of the Republican
party is nearly at an end.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-05

Although assessed valuations have in
creased, the indebtedness of these states
has decreased. In 1880 their entire debts.
state, county and municipal, amounted to
SOS, S04, 6S5 81, and in 1890 their entire
debts amounted to 800, 049, 0S5 Al. But the
Times Democrat calls attention to the fact
that between 1880 and 1890 there was a
large increase in the cash and sinking funds
of states, counties and cities, and if these
sinking funds, together with the cash on
hand, is deducted from the debts, it is found
that while, under the same conditions, the
debts in 1880 amounted to $204, 035, 500, in
1890 they amounted TO only S17O, 3l4, 534-a
decrease of $33, nc, 995.
The increase in the railroad mileage in
the south has been phenomenal. In the
twelve southern states the increase was from
17,s0S miles in 1880 to IS, 1872 miles in 1890.
and there is now nearly $500 miles In course
of construction.
The MORNING NEWS called attention the
other day to the increase in the number Of
cotton mills. The number ten years ago
was 142. It is now $50. The number of
spindles and looms is about four times as
great as it was in $780,
The whole world knows that the south is
rapidly taking the first place in the manu-
facture of iron. For the year ending June
l, 1850. the southern states produced $780,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-05
The Biggest Yet.

This Trade Review paper is the largest
which the MORNING NEWS has ever issued
1t contains twenty-four pages, aud it shows
better than anything else can how prosper
Gus Savannah really is. 1t is a pretty fair
picture of Savannab's business and indus
tries It illustrates in way that cannot
be misunderstood the progress which Sa-
vannah made in the last business year-a
progress that is not equaled by that of any
other city in the country of Savannah'ssze.
Indeed, there is no city in the country
with a population Of $4,000 that
is so important from a commercial
standpoint as Savannah. II Savannah's
citizens continue to work for her advance
ment, as they doubtless will, the showing
which the MORNING NEWS will be able to
make year hence relative to her progress S
and prosperity will be even more gratifying
than that which it makes to-day. Conf
dence, energy and enthusiasm on the part
of her citizens will give Savannah place
among the cities of the country that her
most enthusiastic admirers little dreamed of
afew years ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-05

DIR. FELTON, is ON the warpath and is
after the scalp of the alliance. He is a
rough and ready warrior and a tough Gus
toner to deal with in political campaign.
He is going to shake things up in the
Seventh congressional district. That is the
only district IN which there promises to be
much interest during this campaign, and
the attention of the whole state
will be directed to it. DR.. FELTON,
will make an interesting campaign.
though the chances are against his making
wholly successful one. In view of the
situation in the Seventh congressional
district, and the contest in which Gov. Cor
don is engaged, it may be pertinent to re-
mark that the alliance is not ''the Demo-
tic party itself" Notwithstanding the fact
that an esteemed contemporary asserted to
the contrary recently.