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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-08
INDEX TO INV ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEErIxos-The Savannah Choral Society; G,
X. of A.
MILITARY ORDERs-Order No. ~ Battalion
Eava nnah Volunteer Guards.
SPECIAL NorIoEs--Cigars at q Great Rsduc-
tion at Storms Two Cigar Stores; First Grand
Cash Prize Masquerade Ball Of s. T & S, Club
Thursday Nov. s6; Notios. Drs Buchanan and
Royal; Grand Concert at obi Fellows Hall for
Benefit Of /. o O. f. Orphans Home Nov. IL;
Kenstngtons, ETC., D. A. Altick's Sons; Real
Estate and Brokerage, william F. BIoir & Co.;
10 u Estate, R. II. Jones; No les to the Trade,
sclroder s. Cassen's Bottiing Works; Leading
the Ira q. James F.. Kennedy; As TO Crew of
British Steamships Northern and RotterHeld: St
Matthew's Chapel; Candies John Derst; Apples,
W. P. Green & o.; Look at the Low Prices of
Estate s. w. Branch; Savannah Steam
Laundry; We Only Ask, Barbour Bros; The
Empire Steam Laundry; We Are In 1t. the
Mutual Cooperative Association; To the Chill
dren; Fax CLOTH ng Company
ExcURT ION TICKETS To CoLUNBIAs FAIR-By
the South Bound Railroad.
AHusENENrs-FoI Annual Ball DuGuesclin
Division No. 1, U. T., X. Of P, Tuesday Even
ing. Nov. Il.
RAILROAD ScEEDUbE-Sunday Schedule City
and Suburban Railway and Coast Line Railroad
Company.
DO 1OU hNON--l. ~ ID. y "a. II
CLoAKs AND DRESS GooDs-Jackson, Metzger
& Co.
GRATIFYINe-ApDel & Schaul.
ART SToRE-Taylor's 1876 York Street.
RED LETTER CLOTHING SALE-At OolIat's
PERMIT Us TO ExPLAIN-The Savannah Car
raage and Wagon Company.
TIE OPPORTUNITY Is HERE-Morrson, Foye
q Co.
IT's IMPossTBLE-Norton & Hanley.
SuFTs. SUIrs-Dryfus Bros,
Our SHOW w NDows-James Douglass
FAST BLACK HosE-D. Hogan.
EXTRA SALE THIS WEEK-C. Gray & Son.
HALF-PRIoE SALE OF CAPEs-.At Eckstens.
REMOVAL Saw lnnah Plumbing Company.
NovELTiE At Gutman'S
PRINT BUTTER AND SARATOGA CHIPs-W William
@. Cooper.
To-MoRRow-At B. H. Levy & Bros.
CROWDED DAILY THIS WEEK-Altmayer &
90.
A Word WITH THE PRoGR EssIvE CITIZENS
Engel & Rothschild.
CHEUsE--J s. Tyson Jr., & Co.
A ShILE OF SUBSEQUENTLY A, ]. Miller
Company.
Our Boys AND CHnDRrN's DEPARTMENTS
Ealk Clothing Company
UNDERwEAR--A, r Altmayer & Co.
SAVANNAH DREssMAKINa CoMpANY--H A.
Dumas, Manager.
DRESS GooDs DEPARTxENr-Crohan & Dooner.
On DECK IN A RAGING SToRM-D. B. Lester
Grocery c jmpeny.
CHEAP CoLCMN ADVERTISEMENTS - Help
Wanted; Employment wantsd; For Rent; For
Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
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Don't Stop at Despair. ="

We must trust the conductor, most surely !:
Why millions and millions before
Have made this same journey securely
And came to that ultimate shore
And we, will reach it IN season;
Aud ah. what a welcome is there!
Reflect, then, how out of all reason
To stop at the station Despair.
All, nidnights and many potion
OF little black water have we
AS we journey from ocean Co ocean
From SEQ unto ultimate sea
To that deep sea of seas, aud all silence
OF passion. concern and of care
That vast sea of Eden set islands,
Don't stop at the station Despair.
Go forward, whatever may follow,
Go forward, friend led. or alone;
All. me. TO leap off In some hollow
Or fen. In the night and unknown
Leap of like a thief; try TO hide you
From angels, or waiting you there!
90 forwardg whatever betide You
Don't stop at the station Despair,
JOAQUIN MILLER
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Nebraska seems to be having hard luck
trying 10 suppress her local outlaws. Fol-
lowing close upon several recent murders and
the late socisble comes a report OF train
robbiag jubilee in which many OF the in
habtant' participated with much earnest;
ness and enthusiasm. But they don't seem
60 be satisfied that the small party that h ad
all the guns played exactly fair. They
scooped all the assets of the game and
made the other side ante up the stakes.
Plainly that amt right,
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Should tie proposed naval vessels be dis-
patched to the scene of anticipated difficulty
in Brazil for the protection Of American
interests, it is 60 be hoped that the officers in
charge will exercise every care to prevent
any such suspicion of hostility or interfer-
ence with any of the local disputants in such
way as to imperil or strain our friendly
relations with that country as was done in
the case Of Chile To this end the cool
headed and careful officer in command is
absolutely necessary. Fortunately. we
shall have in this instance the services Of a
more capable resident minister as we'll.
American Interests in Brazil are 80 valua-
BILE and important that we Cannot afford
70 have them ieopardized.
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Anxiously Apprehensive.

The progress of the whole country cannot be
promoted by success OF the clements which
have swept tho banner republican state OF the
west from its long time mo rings, cut down the
republican majority In q dozen other western
cbine on New York and driven a wedge into re-
publican New England. There is no time to waste
not an hour to lose. II the Republican party is
going to elect the next President It must be up
and doing without delay. This is the plain, un
vanished truth, as shown in.the battle OF the bal
lots on Nov. 5, 1919, and it Is the pa of wis
dom TO cauddly recognize the unpleasant fact.
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FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
Damaged.

Inc grocer who sells a cheap
and inferior fiavoring extract
and it proves unsatisfactory
to his customers, the blame
comes on him and his trade
IS damaged. The Price Fla
voring Extract Company
has the largest and most
complete laboratory in the
world for the manufacture of
DR.. Prices Delicious Flavor
ing Extracts. . These flavors
have secured a great reputa-
ton for their perfect purity,
great strength and fine flavor.
Livery person who has used
DIR. Prices Extract of Lemon
Vanilla or Orange, knows
that they are perfectly relia-
bic, and table delicacies are
never spoiled by their use.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-08

When that certificate OF election is for
warded to Gov. Mckinley it should by
all means be presented upon an American
tin plate"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-08

Under the encouragement Of Brooklyn
6orlculturist beautiful new chrysanthe-
mum has just been introduced to life and
9unshine. Appropriately enough it is called
Ruth Cleveland. Twin blossoms of great
promise these,
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CURRENT COMMENT.
Causes Him to Feel Cheerful.
From the Atchison Globe (RepO.

An allisnceman is the only man on earth who
cheers when he is told he 10 q bankrupt.
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Wages Gone for Executive Whisky.
From the indianapolis Sentinel (DernN

II it be not too late We should like to inquire
OF Andrew Carnegie whether that cask of
Scotch whisky be purchased for BENJAMIN. Har-
rIson was paid for out Of the money Carnegie
Phipps & Co. saved by cutting down the wages
Of their menf
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Now We know why State Treasurer
Woodruff got into trouble down In Arkan-
sas 1t was through the borrowing pro-
pensities of rural friend OF his who bore
the significant name of Ananias Godbold
and borrowed S1l5.OOO without even ap.
proximately adequate security. Con-
sequently Woodruff must stand trial on a
criminal charge and Ananias 10 under
suspicion.
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VEGETABLES FRUITS. ETC.
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SANITARY PLUMBING.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-08

Minnesota bank robbers are regular
busters in their business. When they
wanted to get into bank at Caledonia tie
other nignt they first broke into black
smiths shop and secured the tools necessary
to do the job in good shape This obviated
the necessity for soiling their hands and
clothing. IL also displayed much true
American enterprise and fertility in
resource that is truly captivating-to cash.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
MORE PERSONAL MALICE.

No mans character Is safe. The
Every Evening will soon run the whole
gamut Of the Democratic party ia select
ing Individual Democrats for personal
invective and chastisement
When the Middletown Transerint can
sured the Every Evening for living on
Democratic patronage till 1t could not
extract anything more, and then Hopping
about like a political guerrilla between
she lines Of the two parties 70 pick com
fort and advertising from both. the
organ Of malicious and mongrel muy-
wumpism made personal attack on
Abram Vandegrift Of Middletown. the
editor, and upon Lewis Q. vandeqrif.
the editors brother here, and refers 70
them in It's favorits and elegant language
as ''roosters
1t Is apparent that the editors and the
owners are smar'ing under the whips
and stings of sn almost universal popular
condemnation, and unable to defend
themselves against the comments Of
papers-notably Of the EVENING joUR
NAL-they attempt to obtain revenge by
personal assaults, SIS vulgar as they are
base and ungenerous, on the personal
character Of private citizens.
There is no surer evidence Of the de-
cadence Of newspaper and no more GER
tain Indication Of the poor calibre Of ap
editorial writer than that Of descending
to personal and virulent abuse of private
citizens. The attacks Of the Every
Evening viii lose their force because
Lewis 2 Nsndegrift's character Is too
well established to be impugred. and
because the attack evidently emanates
IRON the private spite Of one OF the
galaxy OF conglomerated editorial incom
potency which runs the dullest paper in
America on the principles Of the tramp
who grabs or begs precsrlous living.
fAuns and cringes for ssvors and carses
ard vili6es Wien they are refused.
No one connected with the paper stands
80 hrmly in pubic esteem aud affection
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
BASE BALL NOTES.

A practice game will be played by the
Delaware Field Club and Friends School
niaes at the Front and Union Rrou 1ds on
Friday afternoon at 3 30 O'Clock.
The Reds and Whites Of the Iroouo;s
Social Club played an exciting game Al
the grounds at Thirtisth and Madison
streets yesterday afternoon. The nm
pire was DR.. Hart. ami the opposing bat
tories we're DEMO and Appleby. and
Chapel and Scho6eld.
Efforts to secure a permanent catcher.
who 10 also capable Of acting as captain
and manager Of the team, are still being
made. Black and White, who have both
been tried, are first class catchers but
the 70 mer is a married man and cannot
conveniently remove to Wilmington. and
Il Is claimed that White has not had
experience enough to act as field captain
and manager,
The newly-lncorporated Delaware Ex-
inhibition Company has purchased the
Wilmington Base Ball Club and will run
1t on strict business plan. The club
will be strengthened by TWO or three
experienced players and the team will
play at home three weeks and 20 away
for one week Of each month. For this
week but two more games have been
arranged. Those are with Chester on
Thursday and Sharsig's Athletics on
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

THE charge that the Republican pri,
mary was accompanied BY bribery, fight
Ing, trickery repeating, Illegal voting,
and al Of the basest sorts OF political
dsbauchery known to tho ward politician.
cannot be denied nor sxtenuated by the
Republican apnlogists. TIE Morning
Ne"s defends the party by making a
feeble thrust at the respectable manner
In which the Democratic ticket was
nominated II says:
II may be "genteel" to ARRANGE a citv
ticket for the outrage OF a city Of slxty
odd thousand inhabitants bv means a. Z
political committee, but Il certainly Is
not Democratic.
The fact Is, however, that Il is a
straight out, clean-cut ticket of respect
able, honest and capable Democrats
nominated by the Democratic association
with the advice and approval Of all tho
Democrats In the city, aud II those things
do not make the ticket Democrats We
are at loss to imagine how 1t can be
proved to the satisfaction OF the editor OF
the News except by being voted
for and elected by the Democrats
However that may be It is curious de
fence the News makes Of the charges Of
the wholesale political corruption and
bribery by which It's ticket was selected
Of the presence Of money, beer, repeaters
and the baud Of Addcks In the cam
paign. Are these evidences Of another
reform administration the Republicans
intend to give the cityg
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

THE public interest in the trial of Dr.
Briggs 10 not 80 much personal as some
OF the Presbyterians imagine. There IL
a strong movement In the church for !
change more or less radical IN the
standards Of the church and for a general
modification Of the drastic dogmas OF the
church on some Of the very points on
which DR. Briggs is being tried for
heresy. The case Of DIR. Briggs may be
easily disposed Of. He has taught doc
trines contrary to the standards
Of the church as laid down
in the Confession Of Faith or hs
has not. That is question Of fact. The
interest Of the public in the case is not
what the church will 40 with the par
ticular case Of DR.. Briggs, but what It
will do with its obnoxious teachings
VIII 1t modify or reiterate themY In a
manner, the church iteelf is on trial. not
Dr. Briggs only. He is merely the Der
sonihcation Of a general movement. IL
msy be termed q general dissatisfaction
within the church, and the public inter
est Is In the disposition Of the church to
conceda TO that.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

THE censure OF the Middleto wn
Transcript Of May z, 1891, and a CON.
mendation Of the same paper of 1889 On
the Every Evening are quoted by the
latter In parallel columns to show the
difference. The difference is compli
mentsry, II anything, to the Transcript.
The Every Evening several years AGO
was different paper, Influenced by
higher motives than now. 1t has been
deteriorating ever since Croasdsle forsook
II L has lost even its good reporters.
kurtz Harold and Hyatt. There is no
question that 1t has deteriorated to a
marked and lamentable degree within the
last three or four months. Hence the
two opinions Of the Transcript are dis
creditsblc, not to the editor of the Tran
script, but to the Every Evening. The
Transcript has simply given form to
comment chat Is notorious In regard TO
the change and decadence Of the mongrel
mugwump.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

The schooner Augustus Hunt arrived II
the Delaware Break water last night from
Oientuegos. Cubs, with cargo Of sugar,
ADD her voyage was full Of adventures
On May 3. In a heavy gale, William
Peterson, German sailor, fell frsm the
iibboom in heavy SEA and was drowned.
On the hight OF May 8, on
Bodies Island, .. the schooner cell
lided With the schooner Msraucy
for Wilmington, N. O., from New York
The Hunt struck the MorGncy on the
port bow, carrying away the jlbboom
jib and everything forward and breaking
IN the waist andsforBcastle deck. The
Morsnny arrived at Norfolk yesterday
with loss Of bowsprit, and with her bow
stove. Ihe horsncy's hull was also
damaged
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

AFTER fierce factional and disgrace
ful struggle the Republicans have put a
ticket In the field which will be cut by
many dissatisfied persons and openly
repudiated by others; the registration
law II properly enforced will deprive the
Republican candidates of great many
of the fraudulent votes by which they
are expecting to win, hence there Is a
good chance for the Democrats to carry
the city. II Is better than q lighting
chance, and the Democrats should pluck
up courage, spirit, devotion and patriot.
ism to defeat the eff ,rts to Africanizs
Delaware which began last Move mber.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
NoRRisTowN vs.. WILMINGTON
me strong Visiting Team Givcn a Warn
heception-Egtlsnia Eten's New Manage
ment.

The Strong Visiting Team Given Warm
Reception-EllEnlakt New Manage
ment.
Another fine game of base ball wa.
played at the Rlvervlew grounds yester
day afternoon. when the Wilmip ston
Club met the strong NorrIstown Club
which Is part of the old HARRISBURG
Association club. The home team PLAYED
hne fielding game Burris and
Thompson were the battery. and their
work was great considering the strength
OF the visitors at the bat WhiteloeL
had record Of fifteen put outs. but one
error and his customary three base hit.
Hawke and Hoffman played winning bali
and covered wide area about their
positions.
The visitors, with the exception OF
Fusselback on third base, PLAYED a great
game. Cox and Grulich, who were In the
points for the visitors, were oae Of the
strongest Atlantic Association batteries
last year, and were in excellent condi-
ton Yesterday. Their strong work held
Wilmington's batters down to seven hits
The game was as spirited an exhibition
az could DO desired, aud the Wilmington
Club is now in condition to play before
much larger sssemblages than that Of
yesterday The score follows:
Wilmington 0 2 o o o o. 4
N0rristown. / 3 3 o lii
:, base hits Wilmington, Z; Norristovn. IL.
hrrofs-M Wilmington, 8; Norristown, o. Earned
runs W1lminRtOn 9; Norristown, 4 Three
nase s-Hawkc, HollRkrr and Whftelock
Two base hits-GOrmley, Holiaker, Grauliob.
rnsselDack. Cox and Owens. Double play
SS,iymer TO Ovens to Hollaker. Struck out
huffman D. Fuse back aud Gran
nch' Burris Tong and Hoffman.
Lett on ases-WilmingtOn, 8; Norris-
town, ;. Hit by pitched ball - Owens
hassed balls Thompson, 2. stolen bases
ovens, z; Cox, 2; Graulich, BurriS, and Hon
man. Base on called balls LOTUS, Hoffman.
hsurrts and To e. Sacrifice hit Hoffman'
Iime-s.S5. Umpire-Lytle.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
NEW CASTLE PaEssYTERy.
Routine business Ordination and Ser
mon in Rodney Street Church

3NHfnpbh-OE01uHEIGH and 8Rv
mon in Rodney Street Church.
The adjourned session of the New Gas
lie Presbytery reconvened in Rodne,
street Presbyterian Church, YESTERDAY
afternoon. Rev. w. l.. McEwan, mod.
orator, presided.
hsv. o. ID. Thompson, pastor Of Olivet
read narrative concerning the growth
and condition Of Presbyterianism which
was adopted after having been amended
IN some particulars The minutes OF
Oiivet Church were approved on favor
aols report from Rev. A. N. Keigwin
The trustees of the presbytery through
tneir chairman. William NJ Candy, re-
ported having made an investigation of
the church property at Lincola, Sussex
county The church was abandoned.
the elders deaf or dead. the records lost.
and nothing to give the New Castle Pres
oytsry power TO act. A mortgage was
held by the Board of Church Erection for
more than Its value. and the only way
lett is for the mortgage to foreclose and
sen the property. The report was
Rev. J. +. Stonecipher presented the
report on Sunday school work, which
showed collections for Sunday schools in
nome and foreign missions, SO 054 30;
number OF schools, SO: teachers and
was adopted.
Rev. A. N Keigwin moved to have
tne rule OF the presbytery requiring ap-
phcants Tor ordination, whose examina-
lion as applicants for license had been
sustained, to be re examined for ordina-
tion, appealed. 1t was declared by the
pndRrNFnr m ha a
OF the church and was withdrawn Rev
J K. Franklin, an applicant for license
was sustained, and after having
preached. was licensed by the moderator
to preach r. e. Williams, candidate
for ordination. was examined and the
ordination lxed for last night at Rodney
Street Church
Rev. w p Swartz made a report Of
the com nittee on temperance which
recommended the appointment of seven
delegates to the National Temperatures
Convention in Saratoga next June. The
recommendations we're stricken out.
The bill Of expenses for the prosecution
OF Rev j. Il Campbell, amounting to
ga ~ was presented and ordered paid
o'clock.
AT the evening session + E. Williams,
a graduate Of the Princeton Theological
Seminary, was ordained to the ministry
Rev J. L. Vallandlgham preached. Rev.
L. Marks, d. D., preached and the
moderator propounded the questions.
IL was moved by Rev. A N Keigwin
to have member Of the presbytery 90
before the Synod of Baltimore and defend
their body when the case Of Rev. j.
Campbell came up for trial The stated
clerk was authorized to prepare all the
testimony In the ease and have it sub
mitted to the Synod of Baltimore. The
presbytery then adjourned.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Indications for the Middle states to-
day Cooler, partly cloudy to fair wssthe 81
ana fresh northerly and north westerly
Winds Will prevail, preceded by rain on
and near the upper coasts, followed by
clearing.
New York Herald Forecasts The COO
northwestern anti-cy cl me has moved
INTO the Gulf region, but temperature
has fallen near the lakes and eastward
a depression now of the Delaware Capes
Is advancing northeast 1t gave rise a
thun ierstorms along the Middle Atlantic
coast line last evening and night. Tenn
peratuIe fell in the United States yester-
day Tbs chief minimum reported was 80
degrees Fahrenheit at Dodge City, Kan. !;
me chief minimum in the evening was
Ss degrees, at Augusta, Ga.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

II seems that Mr. Blaine has done
some really good work in negotiating the
frosty with Spain that viii add greatly to
our trade This has not beeu dors on
the theory of the adequacy Of the "home
market or on the ideas OF the protection
ast cranks as expressed in the Mckinley
pill. It is distinct departure Indeed for
larger and freer trade 1t viii lead
logically and Inevitably to the downfall
OF the robber tariff duties.