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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
The Route Cd the sou.h Bound.

II will be some time, of course, before the
line of the South Bound to make a connec-
ton with the Florida Central will be de-
termined, but according to a dispatch In
this issue OF the MORNING NEWS the people
of Liberty county are taking great interest
in the matter and are disposed to be liberal
in granting the right OF way and in furnish
ing ties aud other material for the coustruc-
ton OF the road
Naturally, all the coast towns between
here and where connection will be made
with che Florida Central will want the line
to touch their linits Dorchester is already
moving In the matter, and doubtless Darien.
Brunswick and St. Mary's will offer induce
ments.
What the policy OF the Florida Central
Will be is not known. of course, but a
liberal policy with respect to the towns
would be the best one IL it can be adopted
without too great an increase in the cost Of
the road The road will run through some
excellent country which, with the ad-
vantages railroad will afford, will be de-
veloped rapidly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
1hird perty Book Wrlters.

Nom the st. LOUIS Republic tDem.).
20, that mine enemy would write q book :"
said certain wag. AMI II there is any i'll luck
ABOUT penning volume the leaders of the third
party are in for Il, as most of them have writ
ten and published books. Donnelly's books are
legion S uator PETER has put forth bulky
volume on the woes OF the farmer; &. c, Post
OF Georgia is the author Il so ne striking stories
OF the calamity order; Hamilton Garland is pro-
life IN novels bearing upon the economic uues-
ton, aud uow comes " aJson OF &c r. a with a
book In which he charges congress with all
kinds OF maifeasancs aud BAG sliding Books, -
said Lord Dsraeli, ARE fatal, they are the
ing boogs are nonsense, and the clever books
are the retutati0n Of that no sense" IL re-
mains 70 be- seen whether the third party books
belong TO the nine tentns or the &C ever books "
Posterity will give the verdict
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
INDEX TO INV ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEErlSes-Ea Equitable Loan and Building AS
citation; Peoples party.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Notice, Savannah Broom
Factory; Notice. Robert Wiltbank. Master and
Agent Bark Ormus.
STEAMSHIP ScHEDULEs-Prince Line OF Steam
ers from Savannah TO Mediterranean Ports
Murrel's Line from Brunswick TO Liverpool =;
Baltimore Steamship Company.
Schaul
SH1RTs-B. Fl Levy & Bro.
LEGAL NoTICK-Ctstiou from the Court OF
Ordinary OF Chatham County.
CHEAP COLUMN ADVERTISEMENTS Help
Wanted Employm sut Want ID; F0r Rent; For
Sale: Lost Found; Personal: Miscellaneous
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

The Atlanta Herald says that on last Sat
urday night. at Quitman, Col. Peek, the
Peoples party nominee for governor, and
Col. Post, his chief boomer, were assaulted,
and eggs and rocks were hurled at them
"rhe crowd surrounded them, and Just as
they started to step aboard the train a
fusillade Of eggs and rocks began, ;" says the
Herald. "Some one threw a rock, striking
Col. Post in the back. Col. Peek turned
his head to see from which direction the
rock came. Just as he did 90 a rock struck
the back Of his hand, MASKING IL against
his mouth. Col Peek's entire arm was be-
numbed. A volley Of rotten eggs followed,
and several car windows were broken.n II
this report is co rrect, the incident Is greatly
to be regretted. Coils. Peek and Post ara
sEt.tled to respectful personal treatment.
whether or not their political views are In
accord with the views of the citizens OF the
county in which they speak. The use OF
personal violence will only give them an
opportunity TO pose as martyrs; besides, to
treat them Unexpectedly is not the proper
way TO win back those democrats who have
btrayed into ths third party fold. Forbear
ance. patience and truthful argument are
the weapons with which the third party
must be fought, not cid eggs and decayed
Iabbage heads.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

Crop reports from the northwest are be-
ginning to make things look rather blue for
the tdird party. The statement may sound
ord, but, on the authority of northwestern
papers OF Judgment and veracity, it is true
Phenomenal crops of both corn and wheat
are reported in both of the Dakotas, Kan
sas and iowa, il the weather conditions do
not become adverse in the extreme during
the next six weeks. The demand for farm
help is daily increasing, and in some sec
tons, where the crops are ready for har-
vesting, farm hands are in great demand
at exceptional prices. Such condition OF
affairs initiates against the Peoples party
which is eminently a calamity bowler and
cannot stand prosperity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

Ex-Congressman "Philn Thompson, of
Kentucky, states President Harrison's atti-
tude toward the south and the force bill in
this vigorous language: There can be no
doubt that MIR. Harrison earnestly insists
on the enactment OF force bill. and il it
were a Law he would 60 to the last extreme
In enforcing It. His concentrated hate Of
the south, simply because it is democratic,
has no parallel since the mad days OF recon-
structlon, and this despite the fact that he
owes his denomination to the men he has
appointed to office there"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

A Ksnsas City young woman. aged II,
has grown so Eighty that her father finds it
necessary to hold her down to earth by
means Of ball and chain. The matter
was brought to the attention Of the humane
society recently, and the reporters pricked
their ears and sharpened their pencils in
anticipation of story of cruelty that would
bring tears to the eye of needle. But
there was no such story developed. The
society found the girl to be incorrieible,
and recommended that her father continue
70 keep her in his private chain-gsug Of
one,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

The headquarters Of the republican aud
democratic national committees In New
York are nearly two miles apart. The
democrats have pitched their tent as near
the big hotels as possible; the republicans
have done just the reverse-got ss far from
the hotels as they could. The democrats
think they will be in closer touch with the
people by being within easy reach, and the
republicans say they can do better work by
getting where people cannot bother them {;
90 each committee has the better location, il
what the members OF each say is to be ac-
cepted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

The special session Of the Michigan legis-
latlre. the calling Of which was noted in
the MORNING NEWS dispatches yesterday g.,
is for the purpose of doing over again work
that was badly done by the republicans in
1885 aud again by the democrats in 1891.
The republican papers have tried 60 sho w
that the gerrymsnder OF 1891 was the great
wrong that the state supreme court upset
in recent decision, but the fact remains
that the repuoli gerrymander Of six years
previous was also annulled by the court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
"a Water Haul"
From the Baltinore Sun tDem :,

From The Baltimore Sun (Dem.l
So far the uvestig2 ion of the charges of
drunkenness on the floor of the House, brought
by Representative Watson. farmers alliance
man from Georgia. hes been veritab'e water
haul. as not single case of conspicuous Inc
briefly has been established The nearest ap-
proach to it was where one representative, gu
exhausting speech, consented TO strengthen q
cup OF beef tea with thin b!eful of whisky.
Mr.. Watson may be temperate in drink. but he
Is very incorporate in language, and perhaps
one kind OF incompetence leads to as bad cen
sequences as another.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

ARCHER NJ. HUNTINGTON. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Coils P. HUNTINGTON. has gone abroad, &C
companied by his tutor. for two years of study
in spain. Young MIR. Huntington is a great
scholar. and has the finest library in this coun-
try of Arabic and Spanish literature, to the
study of which he Is devoted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
a Divided Party.

Eron the Syracuse (N. " Courier CDen.).
There is hardly state in the union in which
the republicans are not divided into factions
whose aim is to kill each other politically and
lay out the presidential candidate stiff aud cold
on election day. The outlook for the democracy
on the other hand is becoming more encour-
aging every day. All Influences are solidiy
united for Cleveland and Stevenson and are
working together harmoniously and with en-
thuSiasm for YntorY-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

Unless Chairman Carter, of the republican
national committee, manages to break
the remarkable succession of Friday events
that has followed his candidate from the
moment Of his nomination, all the horse
shoes and rabbit feet in the country can't
save him. Every important movement
that the republicans have taken, from the
nomination OF Gen. Harrison to the OPEN
ing of national headquarters, has been in
augurated on Friday. There really may be
nothing in omens and unluoky days, but
when party is depending upon the votes
of the most Superstitious race OF people in
the world-the blsoks-to assist In electing
its candidate. IL cannot run rough-shod over
what they regard as hoodoos. II inquiry
were to be made now among the black pol
iticians number Of them would, doubtless,
be found shaking their heads and predic ing
dire results on account of all this Friday
business
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times says: 1T is asserted here
that If Crisp permits the House to expel
Watson for publishing TO as much Of the
country as happens to read his speech that
he is the speaker of House in which drunk-
enness is a common ana scandalous fault,
the farmers' alliance will make 1t so hot for
him this fall that he need not expect to
come back as a member" The correspond
ent's informant is evidently not we'll posted
as to what character of men the farmers of
Georgia are. They read the papers, and
know as we'll as anybody how much
drunkenness" in the House has been dis
closed by the investigation. And they have
less use for slanderer than for man who
has been so unfortunate as to acquire a
taste for rum. If the verdict of the con-
gressionRl jury is based on the facts-and
there is not particle Of ground to doubt
that it will be-and If that verdict should
be against Mr.. Watson, the farmers of
Speaker Crisp's district will not get so hop
ping mad that they will refuse to return
him; nor win the voters of the Tenth dis
trict elect Watson as his own successor Just
to show congress and Crisp their dis
pleasure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

Sumter county is safely democratic. The
Americus 1imeS-Recorder says a promi-
nent third party man In that county "sent
out q letter as feeler to a friend in one Of
the districts. and asked the friend to see
how the people felt as to the third party
mans candidacy for the Legislature
Twenty~hve men were seen, and twenty
four Of them announced that they would
support the nominees of the straight dem
ocracy." There are counties in the state,
however, in which the percentage of the
third party men would run a little higher
than that. But there are probably many
counties besides Sumter in which one third
party man 10 every twenty-five voters is
ebous she strength of the movement
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
Gives Watson Undue Prominence.

From the Philadelphia Ledger Ind.)
The House has given undue prominence to
Mr.. Watson OF Georgia In ordering an inquiry
into his published allegation that he had seen
members reelng about the aiSes Of the House
In drunken condition while deba ting great
issues. The charge, though iU might be sup
ported by few isolated instances, was entirely
too general and sweeping
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

A correspondent writing from Washing
ton says that las rule the men in public
life bsSt blessed with the gift of fine mau-
ners are from the south" To this the New
York World adds that "Mr Wa son is APP
parensly the exception which proves this
interesting rule"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
OUR NEW YORK OFFICE.

Mn. J.J. Finn, General Advertising Agent
of the MopSrSa Nxws, office Is Park ROW.
New York. All advertising business outside ei
the states of Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
lima will be managed by him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

Manager Prick, who was shot and stab
bed by this Anarchist Berkman, has 80 far
recovered from his wounds as to be up,
dressed and moving about his room. Dur
ing the week he says he will visit his Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

Congressman Kilgore says petulAncy is
rather the rule than the exception in the
House. At the same time, he was regarded
as an exception when his petulancy led him
TO kick down a door.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
CURRENT COMMENT.
Mr.. Watson sized Up.

From the Brooklyn Eagle (Den,.)
Tom Watson, the Georgia punger who sold
his law books by way OF burning his bridges"
and afterward wished he hadn't, adorns the
dead wall OF the populist cause in his native
state like big splash of red paint.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
Ono of Each is Enough.
Prom the Toledo CO., Bee CDem,)

Prom the Toledo CO., Bee (DenlO
Public opinion throughout the country hos
had pretty full and unanimous expression on
two topics connected with the Homestead affair
the employment of Pnkerton guards and the
punishment of Private Iams The country
wants no more Of either of these. Civilization
that cannot do without such aids is only half
civiliZad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
A suRgestive Fact.
. , y
Eron, the 81 PcriLI GIohe (Detr,

HTUNI 7 uIUJt NDtWt.I
1t is a somewhat suggestive fact that the re-
publicans who are said to have the most influ-
ence over the President are the very ones who
seem to have the least influence over the people
of their several states, and vice vera.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

A GOODNESS is said to exist between Speaker
Crisp aud Tom Watson. II that is true,
their perspiring constituents would thank
them to come home at once and relieve the
situation,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

The Brooklyn Eagle thinks absenteelsm
In congress IS a very bad fault; even worse
than slipping little cold tea" during de-
bate TO keep up ones strength. The Eagles
idea is that 1t is better TO be In the House,
even in a befogged condition Of brain, than
not to be in it at all.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03

She was a summer maiden, and l knew
Full well she suffered not from loves attack
And l was right, for when her breath she drew,
She gaspei: That horrid bugs crawled
down my back"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-03
The Summer Girl,
From the Neto York Evening Sun

FrOn The NetC YORK Evening Sun.
Twas twilight In the shadow OF the porch
We sat and watched the coming OF the moon,
And when at last we saw nights sllvery torch,
We both regretted it had come so soon.
Then sud leuly she jumped up from her seat,
And with cry into my arms she fell;
clasped unto my breast the burden sweet,
And gently urged her secret she would tell.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22
CALIFORHtA.

Jack Eros, stimulates travel.
When hp touches our ears, we think
-.bnut getting arm.
California hiss the ideal winter
rlimste-just far enough S"u,h tn he
su"-hiny aud fr"-tl-ss, sud yet with
sufficient t"nir In the air
Santa F- Route takes Jack Froet'-
hint. aud has ARRANGED = series OF
persona ~ conducted weekly rxcur-
-ions to California. Pullman Tour-
1T Sl-ep-rs. furnished With bedding,
t"iiet articles, etc. leave Chic sxo
aud st. L.'uis every Saturday even
ing, aud leave Ksn.ss Guy very
sunday morning, via \ T. d +.
aud A. & p. line, for Las Angeles
aud San Francisco, on lat express
traine.
Special agents and porters IN stten-
dance. Second class tickets hosor-G.
A small rharg- for use of tourist
-le-per. Every thing neat. clean aud
conifort-bie.
Inquire of nesrest ticket agent, or
write tai @. r Nicholson, @ p. 4 r =
4 Santa Fe Route, Topeka. kss.,
for q copy of folder describing these
excursions.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22
ch..p e.,.s ~, 4 w,n,.r rt,p Via The
ss.ta b. kaa,e,

Chssp es,ss ~, 4 w,a,rr rt,p via The
ss"ta D. haa,s,
r" rexs., New Mrx,co, Atisona,
csi,f"rn,s, u'sh aud Odd Mexico are
oh"ted by tue Santa Fe
rIck-i- uus on sale until Jane l,
with sufficient transit line limit ~
each direction To- rnabin passengers
To- stop "if u, all lnlnts rnt"u'., L,-,
10 destinations inciudr Corpus,
chri-it, Il p.-n, Uaiv' -t"n, Houston,
l.smrsss., Rrkwrt, San Auiunio,
trty ~ Mrx,wn, NJ" ,.r.y, Phnrn,x,
Prescott, Ssitil,", San i.uis pn,asi,
LIS Vegas. Hoo Springs, 0rand
,'sIo" III the Col"rR,,n, los Angeles,
San Dirg", San francisco, Sslt Lske
snd Portland
New M,x'co IN Mated ~ having
one m the most equshle clima,cs IN
the wetld. suddrn changes he ins
vitality unknoan, I, l. ~ mo-, de.
-itshle place either tor the husinrs.
msn, pleasure seeker nrthr invsl,d,
shil~ u I. the haven TOR thu ,mm,.
vrsnt M PARTON OF III. uul'-d
States eau caWpsr" with the FERTILE
Valleys ~ L. tiv.r. AID III the pro,
dur,lnn ~ the h-td the m.rket gar
den, III. orchard aud N" vineyard
Far iull ps,iculsr- regarding the
country, rates, sinp vets, etc, call
49, ~ al ir"ss n.ar,r S'N's fs ss'nt
r U-n Z Nch"l-n", a 4 \ Y A;
rT H. Ku-s-; W j, Hack, A,
a h r A "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22
Kanss. city Grain Market

- SsAs CRY. Dec 81 No hard wheat vas
NC lower Everything grading o 6 sold 81
o5c river. No hard was &c lower and sold
uniformly at CT - river No 4 harl was 10 20
hover Nothing sold above &c river Sofs
wheat was to lc lower
X ceipts Of heat to-day were i,t cars, against
o. cars a year ago
Prices were qunt@d ~ Kansas City as FOL.
lows: No 2 uard VIII At &c. No ShNrd wheat
b5 &C: No hard wheat. SaitStc rejected hard
what, Ib &c No red wheat Gle; No red
wheIt See No, red wheat, 1Sc
The corn market Vas vrrv Irregular and
prizes we're ' L. lower throughout Receipts
were 81 cars AGAINST Q, cars = We n ago o 1
mixed cora 80 q At 80 -tk5c: No. mixed. q
3 % No sod AZ ST.: No 2 hitc. JI31Ie.
No. white ~ c NJ white. n'minaIl :,
SEE Shippers bal S &C Missi sippi river and
q M-mpnis for No. curl No soll esrly
Al SIC rIv-r bat Ia er the best bid ws ~ &C
Oats were WcaT aud = ioSer. Re- tpts ere
: cars g aiuSi I. ears a var aso. Cash ri GO:
No miNei - CSC No. ss las C. No. I
25'tc. No white. SJsIS &C No white ssa
QO,c
HIy-R ceints. 81 cars: market arm Quo
tations are: T,motny. CT 'ice, 81 gool sSJl
sOJ Clover mix q. a. % D. o per ton fancJ
prairie. 80 q Oh 10 choice s1.SJ Ls0J. oonr
mon. $50 5OJ
GhI-aE. raj aud Provtsio.s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22
OtUu Nsws,a atoo,

THE badst- at this islrt Sil, hu
pleased ~ les,n thpt there IL a, lsHs,
cue dreaded d,.sa-r that -risn"p has
h.sn shl. ~ rurr ~ all ". s,He.s,
aud tia, 1. Cs,s,th HIATT. C.,stth
cue I. the "nly pos,,ivr ru's s"us u
tn tie nr d,rsi ,ts,stni'y tA,stfh
h-ing = constitutional disease, ts'
uu,tru q ean-,i,u' iuual tt.s,m, NJ,
ns,l's tststth tutp II 'Hksn ln'.t,
nsl,y, sc',ns directly u,''n the hl"",'
aud mucous sutfare. ~ the sNa'en,
thereby Destroying the foundation
ot the disease, AID uiv,ns the ps'irn,
strength by huildis uI the c"n-,i'
,uIlun aud sssiH,ins nature ~ u ihs
~. woik THE ptopr,eiuts have ~
much faith IN lts rutrt.ve pasets,
iha, they uifef O"p Hundred nollsts
ter any Ease tina, n fs,l- Ia cute
Sr"d for IL, ai ,imonlsls Address,
y J cusNky 4 TO, Toledo, u,
sold by Druggists, Tar,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22
Advice far Levers,

Young Woman, beware ~ the man
who seeks I" bind you To n lanR 81
gageuent No matter what his PIE
text may be-, his motive IL slun-,
always q seiti-h un-
Tie L. either too lsEv To- wo,k for "
family. aud ton innd "t hi- hschrlm
indu LICENCES to he willing ~ ~,
uounc- them q The purrr aud cslW,
rr Joys nf married lite, or 1. n has
-couudrel, seeking only ~ win y"u'
stferiinus aud y'ur c"rn irncr hS
fraud aud n pr"misr Shich he nevsi
Intends To mske good,
S"mrhniy wit ask ~ what Ne
consider n hug engagement We
r-ply, year H. Qui q i"uH enough
tor all purposes, aud a. u tuns hr
Sond tina, tinIe u " tea lons,
A gi,l engaged" u subject :" al
the disadvantage. She must stay
At home. exr-pt when her In,r"'ie''
s--s a. Iotsk- her ouI. sud st,- NUT
rpp-i all r"urte~i-~ frnm either gan
| 4. m-u, brcsus- Tom MI, D.. l.si"u-,
M msu WHO l. young snd ~'Il
, aud has n gund mnral character -
To-" poor &" marry n rirl Nh" l. ,qns'
, ia these respects, providing h. loves
, n-r truly aud Is beloved by her IN
| return.
For. ~ they do truly love each
nth-r they ~ ilI hs willing e. hear an,,
t"rbrsr, to work Tor each "t"er, ~
1 I.ull together, To paddle hopefully
their own domestic csnne, aud Fate,
huwrvpr rrI-ntIrs- she may seem a.
"e. seldnm fails tn yield success e.
! hose Who toll for u with fearless
a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22
no rRxYkNf fiik anirr1,

Or say other .imllar -pld.mle
the biuid And the whole system,
.hauld bs hep, Ia healthy eoadi,ian,
IL yau feel watu au, at have ",ha,
tired fvsiias" ia the matuins, do
n1 he guilty IL neglect Give i,n'
mediate s,,sn,l"u 4" yourself Take
Heed. ssr-spstiila ~ give strength,
purity The s'eod aud prevent ii.'
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