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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05
Can This be True?

From the Philadelphia Record (Denl.l.
Is the North American Commercial Company,
TO wi ich has been offered the seal-catchirg mo-
nopOly. only an alias for an old acquaintance,
the Alaska Commercial Company. II looks
very much as If the Alaska Commercial Com
pany has been playing a little game of hide
and seek with the officials of the treasury de-
partment
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05
The Critical Mr.. Blair.
From the PHILADELPHIA Press Ire

From the PHILADELPHIA Press (Rep.l.
Senator Blair is not the only man who be-
lives ne could edit newspaper better than any
one else. The world has always bee full of
such, and doubtless always will be, but if any
OF them ever got chance to make a newspaper
which exactly pleased him, it could be de-
pende1 upon 70 please nobody else on earth.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05

If Col. Northen is really the leading can
didate for governor of Georgia be should
make public his views on the tariff. Can
anybody put his finger upon anything Col
Northen has ever said upon that subject?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05

Two Illinois boys entered upon contest
to see which could eat the greater number
of bananas. 1t is not stated which won,
but the not unexpected news is communi-
Gated that one of them has since died with
the collie
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05

The prospect that the Senate will get rid
of the Blair educational bill this!week is not
very promising. One effect of the bill thus
far has been to educate the people in patient
endurance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05

Read Bros. London, bottle none but Bass e.
b and Guinness Double Superflne Dogs Head
brand, these being the exact terms employed
by the brewers 70 designate their choicest and
most expensive pale ale aud stout, respectively.
hppman Bros. and ~ Lawns Estate, agents,
Savannah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05

The friends and admirers of Minister
James Russell Lowell will be pleased to
learn that he has passed the danger point
of his sickness, and is now able to sit up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05
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CURRENT COMMENT.
That's the Idea.

From the Houston (Ter.) Post (Deml.
II President Harrison desires TO see the laws
respected in Florida, he should appoint judges
and marshals who viii not fagrantiy violate
them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05

Shares in the Jekyll Island club are well
worth having They are now quoted at
500 each.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-05

HENRY H. STANLEY Is in poor health and says
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The Delta independent., 1890-03-04
An Exciting Run.

A the Pacific fast mail reached
a point six miles cast of Blue Creek the
engineer discovered that q mail car hlled
with through mail was on fire. An effort
was made to put 1t out, but there boing no
water near tho engineer drew open the
throttle and resolved 70 reach tho water
tank II possible In time to save tho valua-
bic cargo. .
Each minute tho burning train was =
mile nearer the promised rescue. Six min
utes landed the chariot of nre under tho
spout Of the tank. But II was too late.
Tho interior was . soothing mass Of names
aud lbs sacks Of through mail wcrs aimost
totally consumed.
Word was spread through tho coaches
that tho train was on Are. Tho greatest
excitement prevailed. Only tho lightning
speed Of tho train prevented many lsdies
from jumping IRON tho train. As tho
flames had not msdo their way through tho
sidcs OF the coach no danger threatened
tho other cars.
Thomas Orchard, chief clerk Of the rail-
wny mail service Mt Ogden, was on the
train. He says he IL unable to give sven =
theory Of the firing Of the train, ~ Il seema
Inpossibls that II shsuid have ssvsAt fso4
nyipx ppsyth
The Delta independent., 1890-03-04
Chicago's Big Park.

II Chicago gets the Worlds Fair as
Is reasonably certain. Lake Front Park
will probably be the site for it. The
scheme provides for widening Of the park
out into LOO feet This gives $50 acres
for the building and promenades, dcpots,
etc. The illinois Central tracks now skirt
ing the waters edge are to be lowered be.
low the grade and covered with grass
plot rs q permanent Improvement Tho
sohcme will increase five times the space
OF Lake Front Park, and provide the larg-
est park in the world, located in the center
OF great city. The site rs outlined is
twenty-five acres, larger than the grounds
Of the Paris exposition. Lake Front is the
focus OF all street car lines in the city, il
on the belt rsilroad, which crosses every
railway track entering Chicago, and the
harbor will be greatly improved.
The Delta independent., 1890-03-04
Standing by Their Speaker.

PARIS, Feb. 25.-The Chamber Of
Deputies to-day made a new rule for the
government OF its proceedings, with par
ticuiar reference to recaicitrant deputies
who being called to order, decline to take
their seats, or otherwise iusolcntly defy
the command Of tho Speaker, so that the
authority Of the House, as represented by
the Speaker, is seldom respected unless &C.
tual force Is appealed TO. The trouble
reached climax In tho recent rovclt Of
Boulangists, who practically made . riot
In the House.
The now rule affixcs penalty for every
refusal on tho part Of n member to obey the
order OF the president The penalty IL that
the member bo suspended during thirty
six sessions OF the chamber.
1t is said that this new rule was voted by
aT1 TO e36.
The Delta independent., 1890-03-04
COLORADO CHURCHES.

Revival services are being held at Rocky
Ford.
Rev. w. T. Boiling, Of Denver; has de-
cidcd not to accept the call to Covington,
Kentucky.
A new LutheFan church is being built at
Eagle County.
The Rev .R.T. Cross writes from Mime
sofa. He has enjoyed good health and is
prosperlng in his church work Mrs. Cross
had very severe attack Of Ia grippe and
was kept in the house for . mon th.-Den-
ucr Eye.
Brother Bruner, Of the Methodist church
will on Monday start for Salt Lake City,
where he expects TO recover his health,
which has been much impaired by his ar
duous duties during the late revivA.-As-
pen Times.
Rev. f. H. Sewall, the pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Ouray, who has at
tracted large congregations during his
brief stay by his brilliant sermons and lee.
lures on popular topics, is soon 70 leave
His successor has not been selected as yet
The resignation Of Rev. H. II. Beach, Of
the pastorate Of the Broadway Baptist
church, Denver, has caused general regret
throughout the city. His own congrega-
tion have passed resolutions strongly OK
row at his departure.
Rev. VIM. Worthington returned last
Friday evening and occupied his old place
in the pulpit of St. Stephens church last
Sunday. Since he has been away he has
secured sufficient funds to pay on the debt
OF the church and the building will be dedt-
Gated in April. Mr.. Worthington does not
boast Of the benefit his trip has been to his
health, and although he is looking and feel
ing well, he Is pleased TO get back to Colo.
rado climate again.-Longnson, Times.
AT the conclusion Of the regular weekly
prayer meeting last evening, the First Bap-
tist church took 4 step that greatly con
Germs its future. They selected success
sor to the Rev. j. Q. A. Henry. The man
on whom their choice fell was Rev. Kerr
Is. Tuppcr, d. D., of Grand Rapids, Mich.
This clergyman is distinguished and com
paratively young preacher and already
enjoys an enviable reputation. He WAS
unanimously called TO Denver two years
ago, but was unable to accept His reason
for not doing SO was that his church at
Grand Rapids had debt OF $4,000 which
he wished To pay OF before leaving. He
subsequently raised g 600 Of this outside
his parish, while the latter secured the re-
naming $500. /; is now understood that
DIR. Tuppcr will aocep, and come rs soon As
possible. DR.. Tuppcr was the nrst choice
Of the pulpit committee, but rs u number
of the old parishoncrs were partial TO DR..
Ellis, he was first sounded. They found
him in no condition TO consider . call, and
tried DIR. A. G. Gordon Of Boston, and DR..
Lowric of Kansas City. These, however,
also said they should not consider . call
favorably II made. The committee then
willingly returned TO Its first love.-Dc7,-
ter Ncirs.
The Delta independent., 1890-03-04

The'city council Of Rosedale. Kan
sas, tried to pass an ordinance mot long
ago granting very liberal tcrms to an
electric light company, but delegation Of
800 people checked legislation by break
ing up the meeting and creating riot on
= sman scale, even severely administering
punishment 10 oflicers Of tho law who ~.
tempted 70 interfere. Tho crowd had in
tended 70 take the ofacials to q ueishbor-
ing creek for duckins, but tho city
fathers made their escape,
The Delta independent., 1890-03-04

The U. S. steamer Enterprise ar
rived In New York on the a5th with the
body of George H. Pendleton, late minis
ter to Germany. Two officers Of the vcs-
sci were under arrest and it is said that
that there has been much trouble on
board, owing to the severity Of the cap
tain.
The Delta independent., 1890-03-04

Tbs Ua!on Labor party held > con,
sssspss q xsssss eisy isss wsss.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23

A Few weeks ago some of the mem.
bers OF the Levy Court were troubled
with acute conscences, so much sc
that they could not conscientiously
vote to cut down the sheriff g iced bill
because there was an implied contrac,
that he should receive thirty cents pei
day per prisoner. Then It was MOI
supposed that the sheriff's bill would
be more than the preceding year,
$4,000. But now since the bill il
found TO be about $4,000, consci-
ence hes different kind OF a t1inge
These very conscientious members,
who then couldn't think OF cutting
down OF 80 cents a day because 1t wal
an implied contract, are now too con-
fcientious TO allow 30 cents day be,
cause the aggregated amount was
larger than they expected. We have
often heard oil gum-elastic consciences
and we arc now brought face to lace
with them. This kind of conscience
is not very reliable, as Sheriff Alien is
finding out.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23

The city of Indianapolis is setting q
good example to other cities In the
Union In the matter OF street car tran.
chises which will commend itself very
strongly and favorably. In that CITY
the charter of street railway com.
pany will soon expire and the com.
pany is seeking an extension OF tie
same chartered privileges, but the city
authorities feeling that the city should
reap some benefits beyond the merely
nominal tax 1t was receiving declined
TO extend the privileges unless some
more concessions were made. This
led TO number OF conferences between
the city authorities and the street car
company, and finally basis oil agree
ment was reached by which the fran
chise of the company will be- extended
twenty-five years. According to this
compact the street car company binds
itself TO pave and Keep in repair the
streets between its tracks and for two
feet on each side of them where single
tracks are used, and twice that width
where double tracks are used. The
paving is to be done BY the CITY
authorities and OF the kind approved
by them. This, we believe, does not
differ much from the compact between
the Wilmington city authorities, ex.
cept In the case OF double tracks, the
nouble'wldth pavement not being re-
quired.
But here Is farther agreement
which our city has not got with her
street car companies. In Indianapolis
the company is required to pay the
city per cent. per annum OF its gross
receipts, which money the city binds
Itself to expend in parks and park i'm
provements. The income from this
source, ii is said, will amount 10 $40.
oO0 per annum. l; is this part OF the
compact that we would most specially
commend, as it not only helps The city
along but 1t is Of great advantage TO
The car companies In the increased
volume OF travel that would be attract
ed towards the improved parks.
Commenting upon this subject, the
Philadelphia Press says:
"This action Of the indianapolis au-
thorities is ouly ono evidepcs among
many Of the ia, that municipalities are
awakening to the value OF the street
franchises which have been given away
70 literally In tue past. Nearly every
city which has made contract with
street car company recently has exaeted
some return for the privilege granted.
Buffalo and Rochester lave each disposed
o. street car franchises to the higheet
bidder, aud have found no difficulty In
getting responsible parties TO otter
Iberal return for this valuable right.
They Will derive an income IRON tie use
Of their streets wiich will increase as the
clty grows and tighten the burden which
the taxpayer has had to bear unassist-
I'D"
The benefit Of such system in Viii.
mlngton, II adopted, would be incalcu-
liable. The improvement OF tho Bran
oywine Park alone would attract such
an increased yo.nme OF travel in that
direction as would meet the small pel
tentage paid 10 the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23

This bill offered in the House OF
Representatives by Mr.. McGomas. and
reported ,avorably by the House Com
mittee, to prevent gerrymanding Con.
gressional Districts, should by all
means become law, and should be
supported by every friend of honest
appointments in Congress regardless
OF politics. Both Democratic aud
Republican Legislatures have been
guilty OF geTymandtring districts in.
The interests oil their OWL party, and II
y has goue so lar rs To beeaMe an ai5so-
lutte evil. South Carolina and Mis-.
sissippi under The OLD, ard Ono aud
Mary land under the new re.dislrictinp
plan, have shameful gerry maulers Il
say that the Legislatures OF these
States are Democratic does not dis
prove the fact that Republican Legis.
latures have rot done little OF the
same thing, but not TO the exten,
st the Democratic gerrymauders re.
Deryed to.
Mr.. McComss' bill propofes that
congressional districts shall be com.
posed OF territory contiguous, aGjoin.
Ing and as Tar as possible compact, and
that the Congressional districts III any
ktate shall not differ Is eco in popula-.
zion. 1t provides tl41t the Legislature
elected next alter Gecennial census
and the apportoument hereunder by
Congress, shall redisiriet State with,
In the above LIMITS as to population
and territory, and that such 1elistIict
Ing shall not be disturbed until the ap
pointment is made under tie next sue
ceeding census. Further provision i.
made that the members OF the Fifty.
second Congress shall be elected from
The same districts from which were
elected members of the Fifty frs
Congress. This will not do away witt
The gerrymandcrs that now exist il
South Carolina. Mississippi ana In
diana, but 1t will abrogate those re.
Gently made in Ohio and Maryland
and prevent otner States whether Re
publican OF Democratic from maxim,
more.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23

We have no apology whatever h
make for Senator Quay; indssd we d.
not hesitate TO say that II he b guilty
Of half charged against him he should
not hold the exalted position be occu
pies. We will 60 q little farther and
say that failure on the part OF Mr..
Quay to defend himself from these
attacks If he is innocent ia presumptive
evidence OF. truth in the charges, but
at the same time we would ask II the
New York World and other shriekers
OF fraud against the Republicans ever
heard OF such man ~ Senator Cor
man, who managed the Cleveland
campaign.
We believe he holds even now Is
exalted a position as Senator @ uay
does, and II we recollect right he, as
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, was doodle distributor
and general manager of Mr.. Cleve-
lands Interests in 1884. The figure
he and his henchmen, Higgins, Rasin
and Thomas, cut III the Maryland
State election ia not forgotten. All
the three men who were conspicu GUS
in stafiing the ballot boxes were, under
the recommendation OF Senator Cor
man, appointed to federal offices with
big pay by President Cleveland. 1t is
queer these fraud shrlekers against
Republicans never heard of German.
Quay Is nowhere compared with Cor
man, still this does not justify Quay If
be Is guilty as charged.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23
Local Preachers, st.eting

DR., John II. simms attended the local
preachers meeting in Madison square
NJ. L. Church, in Baltimore, on satur.
day evening AID Sunday. Over two
hundred Of the local brethren were pres.
ent, AID they all enjoyed the fervices
very highly. One brother had served In
one district fer twenty Ave consecutive
years, aud the residents asked Tor his
continuance, thus indirectly testiiying to
his faith!ulness aud efficiency. Many
addresses were made, but one OF the
most stirring came from Dir. eimms, who
spoke OF the Importance of the cause
anu what was being done by the labersr.
in the Masters vineyard in our city. Tie
local bretheru are noted Tor their abneya.
ton of self and sordtd desire for gain
their labor being generally given with
out fee or hope Of reward In this world
and they certainly dsserys tho crown O
righteousness laid up for those who low,
and serve the Lord.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23
N. ME6ARY & SON,
AND
CARPETS
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,
We offer to-day our entire
line OF $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites for $40; com.
plete Suite OF 8 pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line of suites and is
made to dispose of the stock on
hand. We aremaking a change
in our line of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites we
now have must go i'll the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
indeed chance to save a few
dollars--the fact is known that
we only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wall
nut with Marble Top, large
Bowel Edge Mirror on bureau.
good Hanging Towel Rack
with glass and three fine Cane
Seat Chairs and Rocker. maxi
ing in all 8 pieces for $40.
Any Of these suits that are
selected now, and not needed
for a few weeks. will be stored
away, subject to the order Of
the buyer.
We have Just received another
carload of our Solid Antique
Oak Chamber Suites, which we
have been selling for S25 and
$50. These Suites are the very
best for sale to-day and cannot
be bought elsewhere in Viii
mington. See the Suites and
judge for yourself. They arc
not OF the kind that pull apart
and fall down, but they are we'll
made and smoothly finished
suites that we can guarantee.
Well pur our $50 suites
against any in Wilmington
that's sold for $40. We have
plenty OF them and more on the
way.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23

THAT Republics are not entirely un.
grateful was shown in the action OF
Congress yesterday by again making
John G. Fremont a Major General, a
position he resigned in 1854. The
compliment. sits fittingly upon the
shoulders Of the old path. finder of the
West, who did more than any other
man OF his time to bring California
Into the Union. The General 10 old,
but there 10 hardly q man in the
Union who docs not wish him long.
continued lease OF life In which to
enjoy his restored honors.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23

IT CANNOT EK SAID that there are
no Republicans on the grand and petit
jury panels drawn yesterday, the first
10 serve the whole year, and the latter
the halt the year, but they are like
hens teeih-hard to find. We do no,
know that the subject is worth al.
luding to, but notice of the fact is
mot inappropriate in the face of The
hue and cry raised by the Democrats
against partisan Republican juries II
Sussex County,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-23
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