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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

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BRIGHT BITS.

or CorzsE SIZE Is II
~ Peter sat a. heaven gate.
maiden sought pr-rsnission.
And begg-d Of MIN II Mt tDO lsrs,
To give her free Admission.
" hat claims hath You % enter beres'
He cried. with earnesf rasea.
'Piease, sir, said siIs, tNiTt hope and fear,
I'm only just sixteen
f-EnOugh-" the hoary guardian aid
And the gate wild. opef. threw:
That - the age Wnen every maid
Il giri a1d angel. 700.
Detroit Free Pres.
wIYg Creading)-Here II tells about man %
years Old who brings up all the coal and chops
all the wood nsed Ia the family. What do you
think II that.
ilshand tcontempsuo,lslyJ- We'll. be must be
fOol.-LO,ceH Citizen.
JKssIE Well what do you think Of young
GaboieWeils
.Jessie--lie's a perfect photograph.
.lenbie--A what.
.Jessie-A photograph. He talks without
thinking. -Ptttstara bulletin.
a SHOWER OF woRxs fell on the capitol
grounds at Washington the other day. Gen.
freely Of toe weather bureau must have been
laborng under the delusion that the President
was preparing to 20 hshinZ instead Of duck
hunting. ---Yor1 tstotoG Hefntd.
Man to acquaintancel II see you had wed.
ding at your house the other night
Acquaiutance-Yes a wooden wedding.
Why, understood your daughter was mar
RED. -
she vas. Married a stick Milwaukee,
Neios.
EMPLOYER fyiolently)--i am told that you
are great Liar SIR uat IL il impossible for you
70 SPEAK the truth. Is that Sos
EmplOye ihumblyt-I arm afraid IL is, sir.
Employer lradiantiyJ-Giye me your hand
you have been nsiigHed. You can speak the
truth.-NeV York sun.
FIRST NEwssog Any luck terday?
Second SewBboy l.ucky Y'd better b'lieve
H. Been selling papers on Wall street all the
inornin couldn't git em fast enough.
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IAN about hi extradition treaty. "-Se0
York HeeLlg
"WAs there anything la the pockets Of the
deceasedY asked the coroner.
The witness shook mis- heal.
We found bundle OF old Louisiana lottery
anything in his pockets.
And a deep sympathetic silence fell upon the
group. Chicago Tribune.
IIEvRIErrA-W Well Harry. they can't blame
one OF us without blaming the other. We are
ia the same boat, you know.
Iiarry-ln the same boat? o yes; perhaps
I'd better land you.
HeDIietta-I4aud mes
Iiarry-1es. on the shores OF matrimony.
Henrietta evidently surprisedJ-Good land.
Boston Transcript.
WHAT "a the trouble between you and your
hnsbandy"
no makes me jealous OF certain ladies'
He mentions having met them when wasn't
with him"
off, ~
who them"
Those whom he doesn't mention. ~ Chicago
TIMES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10
Wanted the Earth.

We are continually reading Of the cheek Of a
drummer, said one OF them in the Palmer 70
tunda 20 a Chicago Tribune reporter Why.
they are not ceUcs high compared to some Of
the country merchants we meet. They want Us
to give them every point asked Tor and they
won't believe half yOu say. VOW I've sold
clothing for twelve years ana my customers
know tina, do the besr | can By them The
checklist man ever met keeps a big general
store cut in Iowa. near SiOux City. ] have
never sOld TO him, and when / started ont last
trip the firm promised me a gold watch il l
sell him a small DILL even if I put myself a. a
personal loss Of hundred or So His name is
Wolf. il was about two weeks ago that went
into ais store and introduced IN III. talked
for an hour and finally be decided TO look over
Tny line Then he picked ont few goods and
asked for my best terms. or course gave HIM
thirty day time.
- That's TOO short. he said. I don't want
your goods.
Thirty days is all anyone would allow you,
IpIeaded.
Then keep your clothing said he, and
walked away.
ing. was 50 exasperated would have given
Well SAID to him, I've decided to let you
take the goods
Don't want them
~ viii give you your own terms
. -Ho9sS that
You can take the goods, MIR. Wolf and pay
FOR them when yeu get good and ready. Just
suit yourself about the year
" IS that the best yoG can do. he asked.
You notice I'm not wearing gold watch
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10
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vent into hrs car.
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him his position. but his efIroutery got him il
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neeser made Of II was when be 2Ol ~ Utica and
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and asked me II cyud re,l him the Young f.-l-
lows maine. Two days later be v a. % 2 pas
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Supporting othsr oovernn oats.

Congressman OD0nasll, d Micaiga8. ia d
the opinion that the peopls Of the Ualted
States have aboas as much a. they can Do
70 support their owa goysrnms1t, a1d that
they olZht not y bs required . help sup
J>ort the governments 81 other couatries
lie has therefore introduced into tbs Houss
bill - place duty on COTS c 1miDg from
those countries which collect upon that
article an export duty, a1d rs wants the
import duty y b equal u the eKpJrs duty,
with the understanding that whenever the
export duty Is lowered Or rsm)yad the i'm
port duty shall BE- lowered % the s4ns ex-
tent o. rsmoyeL
Mr.. ODonnsll thinks that If such a polio
were adopted by this c1u try III ~ c Juntriss
winch non collect al export duty on c0fTes
would he cJnpsllsd % rem we ia, tar, be-
cause they would not b. aole - cora Jete I ,r
the trade Of this country vita ths coffee
producing countries which h not cJ,is,t n
export tax About s7J,0JJ.OOJ worth Of
coffee was imported inc tais cJuntry last
year, and 1t came from f0rty-thres different
countries. Six Of thess countries collect an
export duty aad tine amount II these
duties last year was s7,251. 40, which the
people Of this country, Of c)urBe. paid.
More than half the coifes which is en-
Bumsd 10 this country com)s from Brazil,
and that country charges an export duty Of
] / per cent. al valorsm GA the coffee re-
ceiyed from Brazil By this country last year
export duties u the amount OF 81 95s, 0Jl
were collected.
It's quite apparent that coffee would bs
cheaper for American CONSUMERS il the ex-
port duty were abolished As this country
does not collect daty on anything it ex
ports 10 Brazil, there Is no good reason why
the American people should pay an export
duty TO Brazil Mr. O'Donnell's bill will
doubtless have the support OF the coff 20
drinkers, If he succeeds in owing satisfac
torily that the effect of it would be to ina 70
cjffee cheaper
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

In reporting TO the House recently bill
10 prohibit the enlistment 10 the navy Of
aliens, Mr. M:Ad)o, Of Now Jersey, said
that there were only 1888 American born
seamen in total OF 1916 in the navy, aud
that .nciuding the boys and apprentices.
there wore 3.CGS Americans against 1913
foreigners. lie said tina. the naval commit
tee had evidence showing that preferences
had been given 10 foreigners in some cases
as against natives, but just WIZ this should
DO 30 was not explained. He called atten-
ton to tho fact that il the difficulty al Sa
moa had resulted in actual hostiltios Bis
narck would have claimed a very large psr-
centage OF the seamen on board Of tho
American squadron, and tho re,ult might
have been extremely disastrous He said
that the decadencs Of the American mer-.
chant marine had reduced the number Of
American sailors and made 1t dific1lt TO
get enough OF them 10 man the naval YES
sells
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SwayDe. and tgst. too. slEbolgh bs bai
disclsrgei ths d1sles o. his Office and had
exhibited a partisan zssl n hls Jgflc.al
capacity that had excited great deal 81
discJnisnt There has seldom beea On the
part u prominent public msn grsatsr in
corzaztsncy than that shown By Senator
Evarts. Hdnands aad Wnso1-shros Goa
spicuoas hZhts in ,as RsDubi;caa party.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

Ir Charles Lanier. Of New York. has
rendered to the city Of Macon bust OF the
Georgia poet, Sydney Lanier. A move
mont has been started in Macon Co secure
such q memorial. and the New York banker,
to whom the poet was related. made The
offer referred IT, Sydney Lsnie..s genius
would DO remembered without any rnonu-
ncnt except his works, bat II IS very proper
that tribute should be paid 10 his memory
in tho way indicated. Besides being "a true
poet, no was musician. AS performer
upon this flute no had tow equals. There is
Only one man in Georgia who cas play that
instrument as VOL as he could, and that
man is Rev. DR. J. X. Branham, OF Forsyth.
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u Is Bttis curious that. although many
prominent Osofgiaas have been suggested
for goyernor. C,L Sorthen is the only
sTowef candidate for that Off ~ TINS
CGiee doesn't pay what Il ought u, and yet
il ~ quite des.raDis in many respects, and no
dcubt IL would BE- accepte1 by nsary every
person whoss name has bsen suggegtsd In
connection with 1t. Isn't Il about time for
sEo,ner entry 70 be rnadsi There can be- no
racs II Col. Sortbea has tho track 10 him.
self
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

f,syfzFeasfusa Skinner. wBp voted for
f8fetx jafa NaD ~ tHe place f)r holding
~ nina feir. has reasiysl yo.e ct
f@sss<s ffs9e 80 GJmDsfciai Club II Mid.
1essusaZs. vfsg8 n ~ thg Keuticky side
n ~ z8ss s9i mhksii sa rapidly growing
eyws - w ~ f,sgsY faitipisfenn8 are ia-
s4sag<sE ~ efab vgats bim ~ wilt Sid
seygsgezt. assg Il IgsfhS ~ - give hitn the
49, ~ ss4 1seHs Hf gslgpef j. evidently
sS.se NM sssssi@Ssva eilt ~ bis yoto
a4 ~ may " ~ gtbgY congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr.. southerner by
birth, and pastor Of a Baptist church ia
Sew York. delivered lecture In Boston re
Gently. Ia whic1 he said. "Ths colored poo
pie Of the south vote more in my opinion
than they ought ~ yote, for 10000 of the
900 900 who voted Ia 1883 could not read
their ballots That sentiment ought n
please Boston. tns so-called scat Of culture
and learning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

Congressman Grimes, Of tho Columbus
district, Is one u Gsofgia's "sIver-tongusd
orators" flo has not. however, made any
yery eonspicuo1s speech ia congress. aud
his constituents are probably bezinning 10
think that i, IL about time for him % show
what he can DO IN That Inns. Come, Mr..
Grimes. ieps hear from you A great
speech might knock out your opponents in
the Fourth district.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10
The Difference.
From The Ne,c York Sun Ind

From the Nefc York Sun (Ind)
Republicanisni is for the most government
democracy for tne least A vast paternal
despotisu, parayzing local administration and
independence, aud checking the free play Of in
ideal. The democratic ideal is federation of
eif-governing communities. with which the
general government should interfere only in SO
far as the constitution strictly and faithfully
interpreted gives il the power.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10
What They Ought to Do.

From The Netr Yort TiHes (Tpd)
How would it do for Senator Sherman and his
republican associates to attack the combinations
by an application of that doctrine frequently
proclaimed by hinsclt-that such rings can be
and ought 10 be- restrained and punished by
reduction or the entire removal OF the tariff
duties by the uss of which they extort money
from the Dennlne
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

The public proba5ly rem smberS Miss
Harriet Y. co6i1 as this youog lady who
became infatuated with Kyris Bsilew and
followed HIM about tbs country. She was
declared insane few days MO- and will be
committed 70 an asylum. where sns should
bsye been long nzo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

There are u good many weather prophets
ia this country, but tbs only one who
seem, 60 know what he IS doing Is "a
preacher named lIicSl Mr.. Hicks his of
tho weather pretty wel last month, aud
there arc those VIII voald probably begin
70 construct an ark II he shouli say that
another fqrty-dAy 4 ,od would occur.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10
The Proper Course.

From he Mem York Herald Ind.)
Tho democrats win not bring in an opposi-
ton tariff BILL and theron they arc wise. The
Oppositous Office Is TO expose the measures OF
tue majority, not 20 tic themselves to bills of
their own. MIR Carlisle IS engaged on report
intended 20 show the oppressive and destractiye
character OF the Mckinley bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

Prof. Leidy Of the university Of Psnnsyl-
vania says that Mr. Keely has really dis.
covered a new forco. 50 does Mr. James
N. Wilcox, author Of Experimental Phi.
iosophy" Mr. Keely made somo tosts be-
foro them the other day. This Is cncourag
Ing 10 tho Kscly motor stockholders
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

Thomas G. Platt has taken TO writing Cd
itorial articles with his name attached 20
them. Ito is not tue editor Of Frank Les
ties Illustrated Newspaper, but he has re-
Gently printed in 1t an article such rs men
toned He abuses the Democratic and
praises the Republican party, forgetting TO
shy anything aboat the numerous disgrace.
frl acts Of tho last na ned party.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

Congress evidently does not intend for a
worlds fair to be held in this country in
1892 Even now there woui bs time to
make the fair success If held that year.
hu, the House has committed itself 70 1898.
and the Senate will probably fritter away
iimo until lS@! will be out Of tho question.
There will be a sort Of Fourth OF July Gale
bration on June of 1892.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

Northern people living in Georgia arc
going TO hold convention TO lot II DO
known that they feel at homo here, and
northern people living ia Atlanta are going
10 orgapizo club somewhat like the South
ern Society Of New York Who says that
ibcse citizens don't got on well herei
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

a Port Hmi1n. Ark., maa nsins1 sid
more ms rgry ssc 1HmSdata2 altogether
too much - fgr bis good. Ills wife SONS
fims tod him tbht ahs wished he would
XII hlmsslf. md tiss ether day he did 70.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

All doubt concerning the rumored Gu
gagement Of Miss Mary Anderson 10 Mr..
Antonio dc Navarro seems u have been dis
peilod. Letters are said 20 have bsen 70
ccived in Westburg. n. y, from Mr. Ma
varro, Announcing the engagement II
Miss Anderson marries she will retire per
manently from the stage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10

The administration sent speci Il workers
TO Indiana TO see tsat the municipal cleo
tions in that state went republican. The
result was democratic victory. Another
disappointment for Harrison.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10
CURRENT COMMENT.
Sympathetic.

From the Nsw YORK. Star (DepI.l.
President Harrison IS said 10 be suffering rom
dyspepsia. He ought 10 know how TO syInpa-
tnize with his party. which has not been able to
digest the man that it placed in the White
House