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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

AS the committee which is just now try
ing to introduce music as a medicine for the
sick in the London hospitals has conveyed
the impression to the public that Herbert
Spencer suggested the idea, a New York
Herald correspondent called upol the great
philosopher. According 10 the story that
had been going around London Mr. Spencer
was enthusiastic over the idea of using music
in America 10 strengthen the nerves Of peo-
pie Frustrated by too intense application to
business 1t was asserted that ever since
the philosophers last visit to New Y ork
when ne announced what he called the
gospel Of rest and recreation, d" he had been
anxious to do something useful for Ameri-
cans aud that he had hit upon music as
good agency. Not only did be confirm the
reports. but the correspondent says that he
hlso prescribed the quality OF melody 70 be
used. Soft strains are his idea Of The proper
soothing Application 10 strained nerves.
There Il something really reasonable and
sensible IN the rather novel suggestion. II
was discussed 10 the MoRsISG news some
nfne ago. Doubtless there is merit Ia the
laaa and Il should be tried.
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETINGs-Robert Emmet Association; The
Equitable Building and Loan Association.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-As to Crews of British
Steamship Wellheld, Norwegian Bark Skozijord
and French Bark Jeanne dare; Two Stores for
Rent, Lowell & baltimore; Notice of Dissolu-
ton, Buckner & Crichton
AMUSEMENT Bottom of the Sea-" at the
Thester Oct. 9 and 20.
MEDIcAL-Dr. Dix's Celebrated Female Pow
ders.
BETTER Hurry UP-B. II. Levy 6 Bro.
LEGAL NoTIcE-As to Demands Against and
In Favor of Thos, p. Townsend's Estate.
AUCTION SALE-Continued Sale of Printing
Plant of the Late T. P Townsend, by J.
Mclaughlin & Son.
CHEAP COLUMN ADvERTIsEaESTs-HelpW Want
Ell; Employment Wanted; For Rant; For Sale;
Lost; Found; Personal. Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

Recent Chilean dispatches from VAL
paraiso state that Archbishop Casanova has
issued orders to his clergy not to interfere
in any way with the elections this month,
which are to decide who shall succeed
Bslmaceda as president OF Chile. That's
nice of the archbishop. Chileaus are now
at liberty to govern themselves. As the
election draws nigh rumors about the can
didates for this high office increase in num-
Ter. Among those who have been very
prominently mentioned is Senior Irarazave.
1t is given out that the majority of the
Grace faction Of leaders are IN favor of
Hon. Admiral Jorge " init, who, with
Waldo SIlon and Ramon Barros Luco.
form the now widely celebrated junta
Gobierno. In fact it is reported that he has
already been asked to allow his name to be
used as candidate. Within the ranks Of
the victorious party are q number Of poll
teal factions which, while differing widely
GA many subjects, were united by a COM
mon, firm determination TO drive Balma-
ceds from power. No one could b. selected
who could quite satisfy all those factions.
Word has reached Valparaiso Of the arrival
of the flagship San Francisco, at Payta.
in Peru. and Of her orders from the Ameri
can government 70 return tO Valparaiso.
aad OF her putting In 10 Callao harbor on
her return 10 this city. That news has no.
been received pleasantly. Chileaus are said
70 regard her return With undisguised dis
favor
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Rather an unusual sort OF a new move
meDt is to be at once set on foot by which
the members of the Masonic fraternity will
sign petition for the release of Mrs. May
brick in England. Prince Albert Edward
is Mason, and a petition to the queen,
through the crown prince, would be pre-
scnted by him directly to the queen. Al
though more than $1,000 loyal subjects and
free Americans have besought justice and
a fair trial for this unfortunate woman, it
is doubtful if the queen has ever beard of
the Maybrick case. This concerted action
of the Mesons. it is thought, will carry
great weight and receive consideration from
the English powers that has never yet been
vouchsafed the cause of the helpless little
American who is in the clutches OF the Eng
lish law. Masonic influence was probably
invoked through the sympathetic female
relatives of the Masons.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

AS If to refute in the most emphatic man.
ner possible the most sensational reports
about his health Jay Gould showed himself
In two very public places in New York Sat-
urday last. In the afternoon, accompanied
by DIR. J. P. Mum, his physician, and Col.
Hahn. the general manager of the elevated
railroad, Mr.. Gould spent upward of an
hour at the races at Morris Park. Again.
in the evening, accompanied by DR.. Mum
and two other gentlemen, Mr.. Gould occu-
pied box at the allegorical entertainment
in aid of the Grant monument fund in Mad
ison Square garden, Remaining there until
the close. Those who saw him say that he
appeared to be in excellent spirits, chatting
with his companions and joining in the ap-
plause. There ID no reason why Mr.. Gould
should lose his spirits. That half of l per
cent. was saved, and he lacks a great deal
of being dead.
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At the grand democratic rally over which
Mr. Cleveland is to preside at Madison
Square garden in New York tomorrow
evening for the purpose of ratifyng the
democratic state ticket Gov. Hill is an
nounced to make q few remarks. That is
somewhat suggestive of harmony With
harmony the democrats of New York are
sure to win. In his present position Gov.
Hill could not afford to do anything that
is calculated to engender discord. Already
his popularity has been greatly shaken by
his peculiar course in recent local affairs.
When the invitation to preside at the meet
ing wGs conveyed to him Mr.. Cleveland is
reported to have said that "he could see no
reason why he should not preside at such
meeting as is proposed in mis- own nei ghb1r-
hood, and join in u demonstration TO his
townsman and friend, Mr.. Flower" When
the announcement was made at democratic
headquarters that Mr.. Cleveland wonld be
present to open the campaign, it is said that
nobody was more pleased than Mr.. Flower
himself over this evidence Of Mr.
Clevelanda Kindly feeling for tho ticket :"
With all of this effervescent exuberancs and
the liberal opportunity offered Coz. Hill to
express his personal views it appears rather
significant that the ARRANGEMENTS provide
that MIR. Cleveland shall be preside t
although tbs governor OF the state is to b.
very palpably present.
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LithoGraphing May be Brought Low err.

LithoRraphing Nay be Brought Low err
Apparently Missouri has a rich source of
wealth in the extensive quarries OF litho-
graphing stone recently discovered near
Hannibal on the Mississippi river. Elk
animation by experts shows tho stratum to
be very thick and miles in length ald ex-
tending to great depth. Ia other words
it is practically inexhaustible.
Heretofore good lithographing stone has
been imported from Bavaria. Several
months ore required to fill an o-de. there
aud the prices are very high. Mo.eo .er
the supply there is So rapidly bscom NJ
exhausted as t. cause lithograp lers every
where no little anxiety
Varied AMI repeated experiments are
said to have conc usively proven the new
Missouri stone to be far more durable than
the imported article, and susceptible Of car
rying much finer lines. 1t Is said to be
quite equal in every respect to the best
quality OF Solenhofen gcey stone, which is
supposed to run from 200 to $4,000 con.
secutive impressions.
Beside proving source OF vast wealth t.
the state Of Missouri, the development OF
this valuable quarry will have tho effect OF
making possible the production of the best
quality of lithographing s,one at about the
same price as ordinary marble. Whether
the owners will do that or not is an open
question while they have local monopoly.
But the discovery of a rival quarry might
bring about such a result owing to the
limited present demand.
In that case the cost Of TYPOGRAPHY might
be commensurately reduced. That is q
pleasing possibility in which the commercial
world in general is greatly interested.
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Doctrine That's Good and Democratic.
From the ST. Paul Globe (peml


This is good doctrine and good democratic
doctrine. Not gold alone Not silver alone
Not paper backed by government promises.
But honest money made of gold aud silver or OF
paper based on gold and silver aud convertible
into them. The gold equal TO the silver In in.
trinslc value, the silver equal 70 the gold in in
trinsic value. the paper only device for
convenience % use but representing, dollar for
dollar. coin available for It's redemption on de-
mRnd. A currency not varying In volume &C
cording q the caprice OF legislatures, at one
Time approaching IN purchasing power because
artifcialiy contracted. AMI again cheap 70 the
point Of w0rtblessness because wantonly In
hated. bat steadily expanding as the needs ~
pusln 90 dictate because the mints are opea for
~ free coinage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

In a recent Washington dispatch to the
New York Times, the statement is made
that BLOCKS Five" Dud!ey'S nomination
of Arthur z. German as the democratic
candidate for Preside ut has boon seconded.
jeff" Chandler, who recently turned up in
Washington in company with "Dickn
Kerns as the hacker OF "Stove" Elkins for
q membership in Harrison's cabinet, has an
uounced that he favors the nomination of
German. 1t is just what might
have been expected the correspond
ent thinks. These men are described
to be of a sort who would like to
have Blaine named by the repu olicaus aud
German by the democrats. One OF the two
would be elected, and whichever one it
happened to be. the whole gang would
thrive. Chandler would be treated as we'll
by Blaine as by German. Dudley and
Elkins would be quite as influential in con-
trolling Germans patronage as Henry G.
Davis is in getting favors from Harrison.
Plunderers of both parties would be in
clover, and it would be more than knee
deep. They should adopt campaign cry,
and it would not be far out of the way if it
should DO Blaine or Gornan; success TO
crime" That i, only a little less rough on
Blaine than on German, for everybD dy
knows Blaine's thrifty habits by his widely
published record.
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Seems q Tr is Suspicious.
From the Chicago Times CInd.,.

FTOnl ne CIllCIyO Iinles IIilu..
1t is @ little odd, TO say the least, when Ameri-
eau tin plate millS-in the columns OF republi-
can newspapers-are as thick as manufactur-
ing lobbyists in Washington when the tariff is
to be revised-it is little odd under such cir
cumStances that the volume of imports of
American TN plate should be steadily rising.
The Mckinley schedule for tin plate went INTO
effect July l. this year. During July 100, 900
pounds of Welsh tin plate paid duty at the Chi
cago custom house. In August 2Q5, 900 pounds
were entered aud in September 6SS, $40 pounds,
or almost as mucd as was imported in June,
when importers were straining every nerve 20
get stocked up before the Mckinley gate was
shut.
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Possibilities of Pattison.

From the Birmingham Aoe- Herald (Dent).
The national political situation is taking on
such cast that Gov. Pattison of Pennsylvania
begins to loom up as presidential possibility.
Gov. Pattison is a vigorous and able young
democrat with q character, both private and
public entirely above reproach. and he has
twice carried for his party a state that is usu-
ally Overwhelmingly republican.
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DIR NEW YORK. OFFICE.

MHJJ. FLYNN, Genera! Advertising Agent
nf the MORNING News, Office Is Park Row.
New York. AL advertising business OUTSIDE OF
che states of Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
Hna vii be managed by him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

Before very long Gen. Ben Butler will
have good job defending himself in a
damage suit brought against hun by the
firm that was to have published
his book before he broke the contract. as
they allege. This will give tho general his
first chance to charge himself a big bill and
see how it feels to pay it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07
CURRENT COMMENT.
Force is a Failure.

From the Siolir City Journal Repl.
The talk about forcing Blaine TO show his
hand" is stuff and nonsense. Blaine will show
his hand when he is really. and not before and
he will not be forced Nor is there any
reason why he should be forced, even if such a
thing were possible.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

Nearly all of the newspapers are having
something pleasant to say about the ex-
Presidents little baby daughter. Even the
surly New York malign influence that
makes a business of vilifying Mr.. Cleve-
laud with its ATLANTA satellite had the de-
cency to be civil about the birth of the in
FAINT For very small American citizen
she is attracting good deal of attention.
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SDlend!de Mendax,
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From the London Hd1E.
When God some day shall call my name,
And scorch me with blaze Of shams,
Bringing to light my nmos5 thought,
And all the evil | have wrought;
Tearing away the wells wove
To hide my foulness from my love,
And leaving my transgt essions bare
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The branded outcast soul of me,
One saint at least will hide her face.
She will not look at my disgrace.
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To think one loved her, and was base,
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

When Congressman William Cogswell of
Massachusetts was recently in Washington
on a brief visit, he talked about the fall
campaigns in Massachusetts, and other states
during lis stay. and made it very clear to
those with whom he talked that the impend-
ing contests are really to be regarded as
part of the campaign of 1892. According
to his views "the main issue is the effect
that the result will have on the campaign
of 1892. That is really the issue in all the
states. In Massachusetts, we are talking
about the tariff and silver and other ma
houal questions. There are not many state
matters to be discussed" That is pretty
correct picture Of the real campaign work
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the republican newspapers

Just why the republican newspapers
should 50 tenaciously persist in that tia
plate fabrication is not reasonably clear. II
they expect TO plan their campaign on
basis OF the lately exhibited American tin
plate" il will surely prove an egregious fail
ure. About tho Test thing the high tariff
apostles could do would be 70 put away that
alleged tln plate with all due expedition and
bogin 70 talk about the weather or anything
that Is real aud probable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

IT has already been mentioned that the late
late John H. B. Latrobe of Baltimore accom-
panied Peter Cooper on the first locomotive that
ran into Baltimore. This trip was in competi-
ton with gray mare, and was expected to test
the relative merits of the new and old methods
OF transportation. Something about the engine
gave out. aud the horse won; and for a tine
steam railways were a1judged a failure
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

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CONDENSED NEWS.

W. F. pechnd. prominent real estate
dealer of Richmond, Va, has been arrest.
ed charged with forgery.
The contestants in the Davis will case
rest.
A family of "a children, ranging in age
from to Is years, landed at New York
from Odessa.
In speech Emperor William said he
would never neglect a chance to promote
agriculture Should there be war it would
not be his fault.
President Garnet will visit England next
spring.
Two were killed in fight between the
Durham and Howard families at Green
vile, S. G,
President Harrison was rendered re-
ception at the residence of Mr.. Pansa at
Saratoga.
Senator German said that Maryland
would support Cleveland in the next con-
yention.
1t was feared that the suspected Colum-
bus Grove bank robber would be lynched
at Ottowa, Dat, before morning.
In row between Jim Hall and ''Par-
son" Davies at Mt. Clemens, Mich, bot.
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The Latest.

VALPARAISO, Aug. 25.-The battle at
Vina Dee Mar beach was only stopped by
darkness last night. No decisive result
was reached. Both armies rested today to
get in the very best condition for the
final struggle. which must very soon
determine the mastery of Chill.
Balmaceda's line of defense yesterday was
strongl y fortified and was under the range
Ct Fort Callao's guns. Many of his troops
are raw recruits, but there is leaven
of veterans among them. Time
after time the rebels dashed against
the lines of government troops
only to be repulsed with great blUodshed.
Repeated attacks were made with no de-
cided advantage 10 either side. Under
cover of a flag of truce the ambulance and
hospital corps were busy during the
night caring for the wounded. When
morning broke it was discovered that
neither party was in position to assume
the defensive and there was no fighting to-
day. During the day scouting parties
from the insurgent army have been scout
ing for supplies and one of them cut the
railroad to Santiago at Sdlto. The gov
eminent forces have been strengthening
their position in all directions.
Another Story.
LIMA, Aug. ga Valparaiso telegram
reports that Balmaceda's army at Vina
Del Mari has repulSed the insurgents but
the report is not confirmed. The telegram
adds that Balmaceda has ordered four
thousand troops stationed at Coquimbo to
proceed against Iqulque.