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The morning news., 1892-02-01
On the City Editor.

The other day two practical jokers came into
the editorial room of one of the largest news
papers in New York city, says the New York
Jou nal Seated in one of the rooms was as con-
scientiouS AMI hard-working a reporter as can
be found in this city. But tue day had been
poor one for him. He had made no money ana
at II O'Clock was gloomily waiting for some
thing to turn up.
and held consultation as to how they could
furnish him job. An idea occurred to one of
them. He unfolded it to his friend They went
out OF the newspaper Office and entered drug
store separated only by 12-inch brick wall from
the building they had just left They hired the
drug clerk to go to the telephone. They were
afraid to talk over the wire themselves for fear
their voices would be recognized. When all
three were clustered about the telephone one OF
the jokers said to the drug clerk
Ring up 4,42l Cortlandt and ask for the city
editor. When he comes you tell him that a
woman has just been found murdered in Trinity
churchyard. Don't answer any questions, but
when you have related the outlines of the story
drop the ear trumpet and stop talking"
The following little comedy ensued;
City Editor-WhO are you?
Clerk-Officer Burns of the Oak street sta
tion.
City Editor-what do you want?
Clerk-Ive got horrible murder story for
you.
City Editor-B-r r.r-r-r-r, a what?
Cerk-A murder.
City Editor-WhereY
Cerk-ln Trinity churchyard.
City Editor - Man BIB b-b-b-b-r-r-r-crack-o
womans
Clerk-Woman.
City Editor Snap. bang, hzzl.-What was
she doing in the churchyerd?
Clerk suppressed snickersl-Watering flowers
at her graudmothers grave.
City Edltor-Who killed her?
Clerk INSTRUCTED by jokersl-An anarchist.
City Ed1tor-What weaponf
Clerk-Knife
City Editor Give some details.
Clerk-Throat cut, fingers cut off at knuckles,
1ewelry gone, police mad with excitement
Good bye.
The clerk dropped the trumpet, but for sew
erel minutes the wire buzzed, indicating that
the editor wanted to get more facts. But none
we're given him The jokers then ran out Of the
drug store and stood in front of the newspaper
Office awaiting developments They came
quickly. There was quick patter of flying
footsteps down the marble floor OF the hall, the
heavy doors swung open as if drove of buffa-
loes had charged upon them and out upon the
sidewalks flew the disconsolate reporter
He was going at racehorse speed straight for
Trinity church His coattails stuck out be-
hind so that eggs could have been laid upon
them. The jokers yelled to him. but he would
not stop. He disappeared around the corner
while the air was rent with the sound OF wild
exu.tant laughter.
The morning news., 1892-02-01
INDEX TO NgW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETING Georgia Historical Society.
MILITARY ORDERs-Order No. 1C, Georgia
Hussars; Order No. II, Battalion Savannah
Volunteer Guards.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-AB 10 Bills against British
Steamship Dunedin; Look Here, Livingston's
Pharmacy; George W. Lamar, Auctioneer and
Dealer in Real Estate and Stocks and Bonds
Roll of Honor. Savannah Academy.
FIYANcIAL-The Hamilton Trust Company,
Brooklyn.
STYLISH SoARFs-Falk Clothing Company.
AUCTION SALEs-Furniture, Etc. by J. II.
Oeppnheim & Son; Furniture, Etc. by c. II,
Dorset; Notice OF Sale of Stock by X, H.
Tatem.
TWENTY PER GENT. ON FINE CLorHIya-B. H.
Levy & Bro.
BICYCLES AND FURNITURE, ETc--Lindsay &
Morgan.
STETEwAY PIANos-Ludden & Bates, S. M. II.
LEGAL Citations from the Clerk OF
she Court of Ordinary of Chatham County.
RAILROAD 6cHEDULLs-Charlestoa and Sa-
vsnnah Railroad.
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULEs-O Ocean Steamship
Company; General Transatlantic Company;
Baltimore Steamship Company.
CHEAP COLUMN ADVERTISEMENTS Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent: For
Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news., 1892-02-01
The Utopian Farmer.

John Hendricks Bangs in H1 per's Magazine.
Come here, my dear, want ter say a word or
two Ter you
Bout what thinks the proper thing for me n
you ter do
Ye've gave me mighty good advice sence we
was wed that day
Way back in 81. N now I'd like to have ye
say
Ef you don't think I've got right ter do as
others does.
N sell the crops before they grows. jest like
them easterners.
Why Meg, man out in Moo York hez sold a
Thet's several thousand bushels more then
what the country's borne
N got his money too, I'm told, n didn't have q
OF grain of any kind in hand to back his little
spec.
He cleared hundrid thousand cash! M, Meg,
that's more'n we
Have cleared at farmin' all our days, or ever
will. by geel
M can't say sees the use o. working day by
day
M only sellin' what we raise for mighty little
When them as hasn't any grain can sell up there
in town
A million pecks Of wheat n corn, m git their
money down.
The modern plans dandy, Meg, n eff we
makes il go,
III get you that pianner, n the trottin' horse
for Joe.
Wen raise the mortgage off the roof, N paint
the old barn red
N send the gals to Paris, France, ard buy
rosewood bed
Wen get new carpets for the floors, n keep
hired man,
Eff only can 60 to town n learn to work the
plan.
N. mebbe, Meg, Ia make enough ter run for
governor,
Or get sent down to washin'ton a full.nedged
senator.
tell yer gal, this is an age thet beats creation
Say.
What would yer father'Ye said, dye think, il he
wuZ here to day,
Ter see folks sellin' wheat and corn, and hull
cars full o rye,
M leven- twelf,hs of ell they sold nowhere
but in their eyer
How he would yell ter think Of us a-makin' of
a pot
o. gold at sellin' fellers things we haven't really
got
What's that ye ssyH It isn't straight to sell
what ye don't own?
N II goes into the spec, goes 1t all alone?
The music on the piannay ye think would drive
yer mad.
II 1t was bought from selin' things ye never
rightly hadf
Waal, have yer way; I'll let 1t go: 1 didn't
mean no harm;
But what is straight in cities can't be crooked
on farm.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

The magnificent "msrket of the world"
afforded by the Mckinley bill under the
reciprocity clause, and which ex-Speaker
keed says already affords every farmer a
place to dispose Of 'his bushel of wheat" is
not apparent TO the farmers of the west.
They are preparing to issue another "hold-
your-wheat" circular, aud complain bitterly
of the current prices. 1t is possible, how
ever. that Mr. Reed intended his language
to apply to the farmer with only one bushel
of wheat for sale
The morning news., 1892-02-01
ORR NEW YORK OFFICE.

Mn. J. J. FLYNN, General Advertising Agent
of the MORNING NEws, office % Park Row,
New York. All advertising business outside ef
she states OF Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
Hna will be managed by him.
The MORNING NEWS is on file at the following
places. where Advertising Rates and other in
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The morning news., 1892-02-01

a St Louis reporter two or three days
ago polled the members Of the Missouri demo-
cratic state executive committee on their
presidential preferences Ten of the four
teen members we're outspoken in favor of
Cleveland, two demanded Hill, Cleveland,
or German one was for any man who
could carry New York. New Jersey, Con-
pecticut and Indiana, and one solitary in.
dividual. Mr.. Dunn, of Troy. voted by
proxy for Hill And that is really about
the size Of tbs ain boom oEtside Of bis nat.
i've state.
The morning news., 1892-02-01
Indiana VIII Need Attention.

From the Netc York Morning Advertiser (Der1,)
Gov Ira J. Chase of Indiana, friend of Pres
ident Harrison, has been in Washington TO col
lect war claim for his state amounting to
S75O.OOO With the Presidents state making a
grab for S750,OO0 on an old moss grown war
claim ami Watch Dog Holman of that state
introducing new pension bill to extract few
millions from the treasury. the prospects are
that indiana may have to be restrained.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Under its financial department, in the
column devoted to the bulls and bears of
the stock market, the New York Ereninq
Post OF Friday last prints instructions "How
to Select Bull" 1t says: Select one with
head rather long; eyes fine; ears long and
thin; chest open, projecting we'll before his
legs; forearms muscular, tapering to the
knee joints; the legs clean, handsome and
tine-boned; no .hollows between the
shoulders" But that is enough If a
Lamb" goes into Wall street with that de-
scription looking for his ideal stock operator
he will get tossed out-that's all.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

It seems cruel, after man has screwed
his courage up to the sticking point and
jumped into the water TO escape this cold
world, to haul him back and let him shiver
for hours in his wet clothes when be might
have gone on through and struck a more
penetrating and permanent warmth.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

A very interesting and highly edifying
little article on American Tin Plate" ap-
peared in the New York Sun Of Jan. %,
telling Of the Vast deposits about ElwOOd.
Ind, and the rapid growth OF the industry.
The article itself was all right; but it stated
that the deposits were in the gas belt" OF
Indiana, and was signed 'Ei Perkins"
Enough said
The morning news., 1892-02-01
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The morning news., 1892-02-01

Judge Andrews, of New York, has set
aside divorce granted in Florida. on the
ground that the applicant had not been a
resident OF the state the required length OF
time This will teach Florida to stick to
the tarpou and alligator industry, and not
try Chicago tricks
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Cara must have been born twins. While
Frederick Remington had him surrounded
in the chaparral and making pictures Ct
him, CARA was away somewhere else rais-
ing band Of 5000 greasers with which, it
is now announced, he will attack Las
Negas
The morning news., 1892-02-01

A man at Fort Dodge. Ia, is at the point
Of death as the result Of uncomfortable
laughter occasioned by a funny song.
During the current season at least a dozen
farce-comedy companies will be claiming
tho credit for this achievement
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Mr.. William Dean Howells oomposes all
his stories on the type writer, and can work
the machine very fast, it is said. Some of
Mr.. Howells' stories warrant the opinion
that he composes on the machine with his
feet, while his head and hands rest.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Senior Ricardo L. Trumbull, Of Connecti-
cut and Chile-known probably as "Dick
Trumble" in Connecticut-is making him
self notorious through interviews in some
newspapers which he Immediately repudi-
ates in the next issue OF the rival news
papers.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Considering the close parallel between the
vigorous foreign policy of the Hon. John L.
Sullivan, as exemph1ed in the Charles
Mitchell case, and that Of President Harri-
son. recently manifested. there may be
something in the rumor that Mr.. Sullivan
will be offered the portfolio of state, when
Mr.. Blaine resigns.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Henry G. Dowd. the New York ''slasher"
has been acquitted of crime but judged in
sane. Dowd will probably be kept in an
asylum for year or two, then given his
liberty and the opportunity to use his razor
again
The morning news., 1892-02-01
Chief Clerk to the President.
From The Chicago Times tDen ,.

Just what the relations existing between the
President and Blaine are the public can only
guess How 1t Is that the candidate for the
presidential nomination owing his seat in the
cabinet TO the favor Of the President can re-
main there passes ordinary understanding
Blaine appears TO be perfunctory officer. The
President does not trust him, yet knowing his
popularity With the Republican party seeks to
initiate his methods and b!unders greatly TO
the satisfaction apparently of the secretary.
who stands ready TO profit by these blunders.
The morning news., 1892-02-01
Just Buttons.

From the 81. Louis Republic (Dsm.).
The ladies are now wearing large oyster-shell
tmother of pearD buttons on their dresses
They can't help it, for every body else wears
single dress. And OF this about 50 cents is
buttons and So Mckinley tax, while everything
else they have on them is taxed under the same
theory that taxing everybody makes everybody
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Northern G. A. R. encampments and
posts that are frequently making color line
issues are advised to look to the south for an
example. Robert Smalls, the black "gullah"
ex-congressman. is In affiliation with the
department of Georgia. and has been elected
a member of the council of administration.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

That generous, benevolent old Knicker-
booker, New York, after expending an
enormous amount of brain flag, has
determined to invest $500, 900 in the worlds
fair-just little more than enough to build
nice house for exhibition purposes.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

A white enamel industry, it is announced,
is to be established at Dubuque, la. The
Mckinley bill did it. But, by the way,
what became of that pearl button industry
announced some time ago as one of the
benefactions this country was Immediately
to enjoy under the same billa Has it gone
the way of all buttondom and "busted
offT
The morning news., 1892-02-01

New York common pleas justice has held
that S5-bill is an unreasonable tender for
a scent car fare, and companies are not
obliged to make the change; therefore a
man making such tender and being elected
thereafter without force. is not entitled TO
damages. The case will be appealed.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

versary as president of the New York Cen
tral railroad with dinner. Incidentally,
1t might be mentioned that Mr.. Depew fre-
quentlv dimes
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Emperor William did on his birthday
what the Car Of Russia would not attempt
on any day of the year. The Hohenzollern
made tour of inspection in the royal
kitchen; the Romanof would not do the
like for fear Of stepping on q dynamite pie.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

In New York the other day man was
seen praying on the sidewalk. He was
promptly arrested as crank II man
does anything there the natives Of that town
are not accustomed to he is sure to be run
in ~
The morning news., 1892-02-01
MEDICAL.

Dr. E c. WEsr's NERVE Avn R.,-,.
EEST, guaranteed specific for HySre-;, 1874
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aesasSas ~ cEo Nervous PrOstration caused by
preston, Softening OF the Brain Mental -
senity and Leading to misery. decsy am IA il-
Premature Old Age. BarrennesS. cssnd ahd death
In either sex Involuntary Losses and 81 row.F
abuse or over-indulgenc4 Fasb 'bo h'olf ram 50 Z.
one month s treatment. 81 GOA boy go 60 ltana
for SSHt sent nv mail prenaid ", ra1o3 aiA b0res
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOxes Drics.
~ ~ Sute cu any case. With each order ra.afs.,,
US tor six boxes. accompanied witt 7VsSlVsl o oI
WV SEND the purchaser our written Ia. -. ~, We
70 refund the money if the treatment s4Isran1sa
aFfpT eIse Gn issued only by Ts R
Fer chaans PsioEIyS ST1s as.t Agents Savannah "a
Powder. % cents. u'o ooraclns Polss
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Gladstones popularity is bounded by no
continents. In France he is regarded as
much a grand old man" as in England,
which was testified to by popular demon
stration at Heyeres. near Toulon. ThursdaY.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Mr.. Charles Francis Adams is in London
looking up his family tree. Is it possible
that he spies coon in it?
The morning news., 1892-02-01

The next war cloud is likely to arise be-
tween France and Spain. 1t Is reported
their commercial relations have been broken
off for political reasons.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

In Cincinnati mans business is held to
interfere with his religious privileges. A
government liquor gauger has been
requested to resign as treasurer Of a church.
The man does not drink nor sell whisky, but
his contact with it IN an official capacity is
supposed TO contaminate him morally.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

War has been declared against tho Illi-
nois granite and stone trust. AS none OF
the parties live in glass houses they are at
liberty to heave as much of their stock in
trade as they please.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

The question has again been raised, SIS
suicide diseased" Judging by the percent
age of fatalities attending it the reply would
seem to be in the affirmative.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Lots of bright paragraphs are being
made about the ''nickel" congress; but the
people are better plessed with a uickel's
wortTof economy than a billions worth Of
extravaganza.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Succi, the French faster, has given up his
attempt to do without food for fifty-two
days. which is the most sensible thing he
has ever done since be became famous.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

The Parnell flag, according to United Ire
land. is held as high and defended as stoutly
as when the party rallied under the dead
leader in Room 15.n
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Another brutal murder in Savannah !
A wetchman in discharge of his duty rid
died with buckshot in the dead of the night!
Truly this is a time for an extraordinary
prompt and vigorous enforcement of the
10
The morning news., 1892-02-01

The ingenuity of cartoonists has been
taxed during the past week to depict Presi-
dent Harrison rushing to the defense Of his
country. But in none OF the pictures was
he in enough Of hurry to forget that hat.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Cardinal Ledockowski will never become
a household word in the mouth of the ma
tions. Not the man, but the name prevents
IL
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Gastric ailments are becoming quite the
thing with prominent public men now.
Mckinley has got one.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Maj. Yasuasa Kukushinua is to attempt
horseback ride from Berlin to Corea.
Having a name like that is enough to make
q man attempt anything.
The morning news., 1892-02-01

lgnatius Donnelly's standing in the world
Of letters has been defined. The Chicago
Erening Journal says he Is the author Of
several books and much devlment.n
The morning news., 1892-02-01

The New York democratic convention,
which will meet Feb. %, should be opened
with the story of the hatchet and the cherry
tree: then bury the hatcbet
The morning news., 1892-02-01
What the Farmers Really Need.
From the Detroit Free Press tDen.

The western farmers are realizing that they
needed bigger crops rather than so-oalled favor
able legislation. Mortgages are being paid OF
by the cord,
The morning news., 1892-02-01

Itsly's note TO this government transmit
ting the names Of the families that, accord
ing 60 the Italian claim, are entitled 70 COM
pensation for the loss Of relatives by the
lynching at New Orleans, may serve as an
excuse for the belligerents in Washington
TO work off little more Of their war ardor.
The morning news., 1892-02-01
CURRENT COMMENT.
Where the Regret Is.

From the Philadelphia Ledger (Ind).
tits understood that the pension agents, as
rule, think it rather cowardly in Chile to have
aVerted war
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