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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18
Life.
Charlotte Bronte.

Life, believe, is not a dream
SO dark as sageS say;
Oft little morning ray
FOretells a pleasant day;
Som atimeS there are clouds Of gloom,
But these are transient all,
If the showers will make the roses bloom,
O, why lament its fail:
Rapidly, merrily,
Life's sunny hours fit by;
Gratefully cheerily,
Enjoy them as they fly.
What though Death at times steps in,
And calls our best away;
What though Sorrow seems to win
O er Hope heavy sway:
Yet Hope again elHSti rings.
UucOnquered though he fell;
Still huoyant are her golden wings,
Still strong to bear US well;
Manfully, earieSSly,
The day of rial GEAR,
For glOriOusy, VIGOROUSLY,
Can courage quell despair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

Chicago ticket scalpers loaded them
selves up so heavily with the return por-
tions Of worlds fair excursion tickets
that for week it has been cheaper for
Chicagoans to travel than to stay at home.
Last Wednesday the limit of excursion
tickets expired, and on the day previous
first-class tickets were sold at the rates of
81 to New York, So 50 to Philadelphia and
81 to Cincinnati, Detroit, Louisville and
st. Louis. Travel was probably never
cheaper in this country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18
The sho- test Play In the World

A tragedy in one act. adapted from the
French by the New York Post.l (The curtain
rises on amorous couple billing and cooling in
a styhshly furnished drawing To them
enter first lover. in travelling costume re.
turning from distant journey. They hear him
not. He throws down his bag and umbrella
produces a revolver, and fires Bang! The
young lady sinks dead to the ground. Boom
The young gent falls. First lover steps nearer
adjusts his eyeglaSs. and looks more closely
First Lover" Merclful heavensl I've got
to the wrong house,
(Rapid fall OF curtainl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

Senator Wooten's bill to reorganize the
state militia provides, beside the specif.
cauons previously noted in the MORNING
NEWs. as to the number of infantry com
panies, their division between the races.
The number of regiments, etc, that there
shall be not more than twenty-four troops
o. white cavalry ana two troops of col
ored two batteries of white artillery and
one OF colored; not more than six machine
gun platoons, one to be attached to each
regiment of infantry; one medical depart
menJ and hospital ambulance CORPS a
signal corps and d band of music with
each regiment. One feature of the bin is
mat the companies composing tine regi-
heuJ snail he selected from the same gen
efal geographical section of the state.
me state militia, on peace footing. Or
Fall1ed under such provisions would be
quitea formidable force.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

Prof. r. L. Garner, who went to Africa
some time ago to study the monkey Ian
guage, has returned to Liverpool in a
happy frame of mind He claims that he
has established, beyond a doubt, that
there is a monkey language, and that he
knows it. He spent 101 days in an iron
cage in the midst of forest, where he
secured monkey, chimpanzee and gorilla
talk in a photograph, which he studied
until he could communicate with his 81
milan visitors. Now that this mooted
question has been settled, what college
viii establish chair of simian language
and invite Prof. Garner to take it?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18
One Of Oleveland's Experiments.
From The Philadelphia ledger 1nd.l.

NO appointment made hy President Cleve-
land has beel more satisfactory than that of
James II, Eckels, controller of the currency.
Mr.. Eckels has been confronted with an in
tritate financial situation, and has admins
tered his office with rare fidelity and ability.
His appointment was considered in the ma
ture OF an experiment, but the President evil
IDENTITY knew his man, and Mr., EckelS has
emerged triumphant from the cruel lie. He
can act diScreetly and can talk well. He has
a sure grasp upon the principles of banking,
and is entitled 20 fluctuations for his admira-
BILE conduct OF his office under most trying
nlrpnm SinnnnS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18
Better Wait unon Congress.

From Columbus Gao Enquirer Sun Dem0.
We are stiu of the opinion that the state
hank note bill with which the Georgia legis-
lature is wrestling is premature and may
prove altogether Yalueless. 1t would be better
to wait and see in what shape the 10 per cent.
tax is repealed by congress-. The provisions
of that act may upset the calculations Of the
SemblV.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18
40 sactionalism in the Tariff.

From Charleston News AMI Courier (Dem)
If Alabama is to be specially exempt from
the operations of a revenue tariff. then all the
rest Of the country should be put on the same
footing. 1t is hoped that congress will disre-
gard the selfish pleas of the Alabama coltin-
gent, who appear to be democrats for pro
lection only. 1t is certain as anything can be
that we cannot make fish of Massachusetts
and fowl of Alabama
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

The Benjamin Harrison boom for 1896
viii have its inception at Philadelphia on
the evening of Dec. 81. On that occasion
the ex-President viii be the guest of the
Union League club, and it is the purpose
of the club to make it a brilliant affair "
Mr. John Russell Young is the engineer
OF the forthcoming boom.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

= A trial of electricity as a means of
canal boat propulsion is scheduled to
take place on the Erie canal, at Pittston,
N. Y, to day. Trolley wires have been
suspended over the canal, and the power
will be applied to a motor at the stern of
the boat, the motor being connected di-
rectly with the propeller shaft.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18
CURRENT CoMMENr.
How a Bad Report Travels.

From the Galveston News DEM.
Gov, orthan, Of Georgia is a candidate
for re-elec ION an II is gu tie safe to IS
that erv par oned whit cap IN the state
VIII vOt and work tor him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

The Georgia code has not been revised
in eleven years. 1t is, indeed, time there
was a new codification of the laws.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

If the owners of the great racers, Direc-
tum and AliX, wish to test them in compe-
tition they should bring them south. New
England is no place for racing in winter
Indeed, it is all horses and men can do to
live there during the cold season. The
sunny south is the place in which to
live and enjoy life all the year round.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

1t is reported that Congressman Bynum,
of Indiana, disguised with the importmi-
ties Of his constituents for Office, will de-
cline to be a candidate for reelection.
What iutolerable beggars those Indian
ians must be, to disgust a congressman
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

John /. Davenport, the force bill man
and the bugbear of New York democrats.
has been denied reinstatement in the
rooms in the New York postofice build
ing, from which he was recently ousted
by Postmaster Dayton. Judge Larcombe
rendered the decision.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

Georgia is nothing if not progressive.
See that Lafayette incident. Our moon
sinners have learned to use dynamite as
effectively as if they had taken lessons in
Chicago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

Florida is all right There Will be no
prize fighting within her borders. Gov
ernor Mitcheu's directions to the sheriff
Of Duval county make it plain that he
will do his duty in the premises-that is,
prevent the brutal exhibition. The peo-
pie of Florida are to be congratulated
upon the fact that the authorities an
nounced themselves opposed to the mill
before it was too late to make arrange
ments to stop it. Now let the sluggers
go across the ocean and fight at Monte
Carlo if they please. That resorts repu-
tation cannot be hurt by anything 1t has
no good name to lose; Jacksonville has.
1t is noticeable that pretty much all of
those newspapers of alleged democratic
faith that are denouncing the administra-
tion's Hawaiian policy were last year
anti-Cleveland papers, and at heart are
anti-Cleveland papers still. They hate
the President because of his success and
his bold independence, and supported him
last year only because they couldn't help
doing it. None Of them was taken off its
feet by the tide of indignation that
swept the country" upon the announce
ment of the administration s policy; they
merely seized the opportunity to vent
their spleen upon the man who refuses 10
be guided by them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

EASTERN OFFICE, % Park Rors, New
York City. c. 6. FArLSEER, Manager.
, 1893-07-05
N 0 E.

60 He Horse, Carriage and Boat
80 Taxes for the 2nl half year 1898
will be received st this Office and by
the Police Assistant at Frederiksfed
frcm the 18th July to the 18th August
1898, both days included, after which
tie list Of arrears will be transmit
ted to the respective Policemasters,t to
be enforced within 8 days, and a
special citation to this effect will
without delay be served by thePolice,
for which each debtor of Tax incurs
a fine of 20 centsif the tax be under
IS, and 40 cents if IS, or above, be-
sides eventually the ordinary levy
expenses.
The Taxlists, which win be di4
tributed by the Police, are to be filled
up in conformity with the Ordinance
of 22nd February 1853 on the lst
July and returned to the respective
Police Masters within 48 hours in
Town and 4 days in the country.
Royal Treasureg's Office, St. Croix, 30th
June 1898.
HORT,
est
, 1893-07-05
Translation
Public

ST is hereby made known TINT
- the patent most graciously grant
ed T. L. SCHMIIDTu & Co, EnGi-
neers of Copenhagen, Under da.e Of
22hd June 1892; securing them for
for a term Oft years the sole right
throughout the Dominions, with
exception Of Feroe Islands, Iceland
and tie Danish West Indies, to man
ufacttre and cause to be manufac-
tbred Sand Cement a. by them des-
cribeI-has been extended by Royal
supplementary patent dated the goth
May last to be valid within the
Danish West India Islands.
Gcyernm6nt Secretary's Office. st. Croix,
the 29th June 1898.
LlMPBICHT.
, 1893-07-05
Bekiendtgjorelse

sfa Ell bekjendtgTires herved, at
- Diet Ingenieurerne F.. L,
SCHMIDrIf & Co. al Kiobenhavn
under 22de Juni 1892 allernaadIg>t
tils,aaede Patent paa for ct Tidsrum
af 7 Aar overall i Danmark med
Undtagelse nf F~er0erne,. Island og
Colonierne at fremstille o. lade frem-
, 1893-07-05
ran5tA On.


81 is hereby made known, that the
sessions in the Estate Of the de
ceased Miss Cornelia Frekericka dc
Coming Co1wisa of st. Thomas will
be held b. The Executores testament
erecy End Friday of each month
at | o'clock p. m. at Lawyer j. ?.
.J6rstnscn's Office, St. Thomas.
st. Thomas, the 9th April 1893.
CTS AUG. BREWER. HERM McDOUGAL.
, 1893-07-05
ct II { 4. -,
IL published FrefH

Is published EreFg
-e@neadav Sc SatHrdRy
Terms of Subscriptions
& dollars per annnm, payable half-yearly
in advance.
Psrlies lesirom Of Withdrawing their subscription y
H., -f7,5e are required to give 3 months notice.
Tx7n-e CT "A dvsrttS11ag
.,ro~@dbv Government 95th Lung 1913.
Fdr en- advertisement Of e lines or under, 4 '7'
IN all Type CBrevisr] | to 8 lines FS'.999
/ to E fneE, pr. Linz ..--...--...... -
ayq~ TYNE. Long Primer, Small Plea
liza andColumbia, 1 to 8 lines ..----.-. 100
Over G lines, pr. line ---..---..------.--- -
a line OF the largest type ...... --..-. ---. -
For one TO three subsequent insertions the half amount "
these charges will be made.
x Ali advertisements fer insertion must be delivere At
IT. OF ee on Tuesdays Sc Fridays not later taaa
& n q CLIO p IN. The postage on 'etlo. ; .
tle d &c from y eat End or st. Thomas must be ptdpAd
81 10 notice will be taken OF them.
r Special Contracts will be made with parties VINO may
- Nish1ul to advertise yearly, halfyearly, or quarterly
40 ( acknowledgements cannot pay any attention.
10 oluuS ntu k communications every article muN 10
hcCOnlAIied by the writer b name, not necessarily TOT pt ~
lion. tut az All evidence of authenticity, and fur oar IVA
atcGiity and it must be distinctly understood tAHt vi s "
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ncCeAkati lis aglre with the opinions expressed By the. VII
" tkhhol LIdtitake to return nor preserve rejected hAu
sullts. AbAuscIipt matter must . wt!tten ontf ~ o
AIN lklAqlkl. executed It THIS Ohoo with uett'esa
, 1893-07-05
L e. larsen.
Fun.


81 T is here made known that Go
&avernmentS ecretary LIMPRICHT
has been appointed to act, until fur
Their notice, as Judge at the Danish
West India UpEer Court during the
Upper Judge, Mr.. II. A. JURs term
Of office as acting Vice Governor.
Government of tile Danish West India
Islands, St. thomas, the 18th june 1923.
C. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1893-07-05
Bekjendtgjorelse

81 S~essionerne i y ct eftet a.
"a d6do Fr5ken CorncIia Frede
ricka de Coming Nodw.se III ST
Thomas afhotdes at undertegnede
Executoyes testament den 2den
Fredag i hvcr Manned. Fftermiddag
XII. / paa ProkuIatorL !. ?. J6reensens
Kontor, st. Thomas, bcEjendlgjores
heryed.
St. Thomas, den Gte April 1893
cUSACG. BRENEK HERM McDOUGAI
, 1893-07-05

stilIe den af dem angitne Sandce-
ment, we'd Allerhoieste Till9gspatent
at 29de Mai d. A. er udvidet til at
gj@lde paa de Understandable Ger.
Gouvsrnsments - Secreturiatet. St. Ctoix, deu
2sde Juni 1898.
LiMPNJCHT
, 1893-07-05

from the 1st of July a. c. Midwife
Mrs HOVER will take over her
district.
Government seoretary's Office, st. CrOix.
the 2Sth May 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1893-07-05
Translation.


4T is hereby made known that the
J~crane on the pier al Frederiksted
is now ready for use.
Parties DESTROYS of using the crane
will apply to the c~uetOmhouse at
Frederiksted
Government seoretary's ONCE; ST. Croix.
the 29th June 1898.
LIMPRICItT.
, 1893-07-05

Translation.
, 1893-07-05
RekjendtgjcrelSe

nET bekiendtgj0res herved, at
u Kranen paa Stenv@rftet we'd Ere
deriksted nu er f@rdig til at tages |
Brug.
P%ersoner, som MATTE onske at be-
nytte Kranen Vile have at henvende
sig til Frederiksteds Told ammer.
Secretariatst, St.Croix, den
29de Juni 1898.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1893-07-05
kjendtgioxel e.

gN EFT bekjendtgjores herved
49, a. Gcuyernements- Secretair
LIMPRICHT or bleyen constitueret
til Under Overdommer JURS Func-
tionstid som Vice Gouverneur indtil
videre at fungere som Overdomnter !
den Kongelige V~estindiske Lands
oyerret.
ouvernemente for de dansk- vestindiske
Der, St. Thomas, den Tide Juni 1898
{: II. ARENDRUP.
, 1893-07-05
ekjend~tgjorels

@RNDER Henvisning til Be
- kjendtgiareIse af 8de DIS. bringes
Diet herved til offentlig Kundskab,
at Observation-Disclosures HOYER fra
1ste JUL d.A.at regne after overtager
sit District.
Gouvernements- SecrctaI iatet, St. C'oix, don
29de Jrni 1893.
LIMPRICUT.
, 1893-07-05
Translation
OH.

qgsAsPITH reference to publication
wv of. Sth instant it is hereby
brought to public notice, that
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
MARKED IMPROVEMENT.
No Doubt About a Better Condition o.
Trade-Dun's Review.

No Doubt About a Better Condition of
Trade-Dun's Review.
New YORK. Sept 9.-R e. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade says:
Improvement has extended from the banks
10 the mills. The condition OF many great in
dustries has distinctly mended- though serious
" depressed. More important by far than
any rise in stocks is the fact that more works
have resumed during the past week than have
stopped operation. so that the producing force
OF the country. after months OF constant de-
cline, has begun TO increase.
The money markets are more healthy, the
premium on currency has almost vanished. the
embarrassments In domestic exchanges have
well nigh disappeared, ana while very little
money is yet available for commercial or in
dustrial loans there is some relief in that
respect also. Soft steel has reached the lowest
point on record, $50 at Pittsburgh. and conse-
Quently all the rail mills in the country idle
but there is a somewhat better demand FOR
hardware, wire rods and barbed wire, and con-
tracts for agricultural implements supplies are
reported at Chicago.
These evidences OF the extent of depression
are needed now, because they show why the
sudden recovery which some look for is not
possible
1t must take time TO revive business after
such q shock as IL has sustained and there is
no occasion for dfsheartenment IL recovery
is slow. The prospects for corn have not
improved and the injury done by drought
seems to insure a much smaller yield than
was expected. The price during the week
has advanced fully iIs cents Cotton has ad-
vanced 10 cents. with assurance that new
treasury arrangement will facilitate the sup
plies Of money for moving the crop. After
touching cents the price has fallen a sixteenth
and crop reports are still favorable on the
whole in spite Of damage by the storm in South
Carolina
That the volume of trade has been small of
late is not surprising. Exchanges through the
principal clearing houses, outside Of New York,
continue 10 show large decrease in comparison
with last year; for the past week "A } per cent
Although several banks which were forced TO
stop in July and August have resumed this
week, the numerous failures of two months
have thrown into confusion the calcula tons Of
merchants and compelled them to curtail opera
tons
Failures for the week have been only S23 in
number, against Ss5 last week. While the
larxe mortage company sweled the aggregate
of liability for the week the average of its fail
ures was lower than usual. 2e6 being for less
than $500 each, and only four for slo0, 10
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
Tho Infection in England Spreading
Deaths in Italy and Holland.

The Infection in England Spreading
Deaths in Italy and Holland.
LONDON, Sept 9.-The British med
ical journals, discussing the outbreak
of cholera, concludes that the source
of the Grimsby and Hull infection is in
Antwerp; or, in other words, that the
disease was brought to Grimsby and
Hull from Antwerp. 1t is announced
here that there have been no cases of
cholera at Hull since Wednesday, but,
it is added. hundreds of cases of chol-
eraic diarrhpa exist there. Late
yesterday afternoon it was officially
announced that there was one death
from cholera at Grimsby and thirteen
new cases, including some said to
be choleraic diarrhna, making a total
Of fifty cases.
At the Cleethorp hospital there are
two cases of cholera The suspicious
case at Islington, which at first was
supposed to be cholera, is now pro-
nounced not to be Asiatic cholera
ROME, Sept. AT the casino five
new cases and one death from cholera
were reported. At Naples there were
two deaths and at Palermo five new
cases and five deaths from cholera.
HAMBURG, Sept. 9-The British ship
Galena, from Rotterdam, has arrived
here with six cases of suspected cholera
on board. One of the cases is already
known to be Asiatic cholera
ROTTERDAM, Sept Q. - Three new
cases and one death from cholera were
announced here today.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
THE TREASURY'S PLIGHT.
The Vanishing Funds Cause Mr. Carlisle
No End of Worry.


No End of Worry.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Sat no time
since the war have the customs receipts
been as low as they are now, and the
matter is causing Secretary Carlisle
good deal of worry. In the treasury
last night the cash balance was re-
duced to sos, 200, 900, inclusive of the
gold reserve and the 100000 of
abraded and uncurrent subsidiary
coin. What is left of the depicting
gold reserve continues to be the only
cash balance in the treasury with which
to pay current expenses. The total rev.
enue for the first six days of this month
amounted only to So, 100000 or about
seas, 900 n day, while the expenditures
have been $4,000, 900 or ssi6, 600 day,
so that the treasury is running behind
now at the rate of s16s, 600 day.
A remarkable fact is that the in
ternal revenue receipts are now for the
first time larger than the customs re-
ceipts. So far this month the internal
revenue receipts have been 81, Isl, 900
s1s1, COO more than the customs receipts
have been in the same time. For the
fiscal year up to the present time the
expenditures have been si9. 900, 900 more
than the receipts, and at this rate the
deficit at the end of the year will be
yery large
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
RIOTS IN ENGLAND.
Striking Miners Wreck Several Collieriea
"A Very Bad state of Affairs.


"A Very Bad State of Affairs.
LONDON, Sept 9.-Lord Inashsm's
colliery, near Pontefract, presents
most deplorable aspect The colliery
works are mass of charred ruins, and
the total damage done to the property
is such as to require at least three
weeks to repair. 1t is doubtful if the
men will be able to resume work there
even at the expiration of that time.
The rioting there yesterday evening
was of the most serious description. A
mob of 5000 men, armed with huge
clubs, attacked the place and were
met by the local authorities, head
ed by a magistrate, who read the
riot act to the enraged men. The
magistrate was backed up by twenty
five armed soldiers, but the rioters
only yelled and hooted at the reading
of the act, and continued pressing on
ward. The officers in command of the
troops then stepped to the front, drew
his sword, and ordered his men to load
with ball cartridges. Even this did not
frighten the miners, who stoned the
troops, hooted and pressed onward
until the soldiers were ordered to fire.
A deadly volley followed, and the riot
ers We're driven backward, leaving
eight wounded men, two of whom have
since died.
This event has caused the greatest
commotion in the district. and thou
sands of angry men are gathering about
the spot where the shooting took
place. The men are half mad with
rage, and are wildly discussing the
shooting and spreading all kinds of in
cendiary vengeance.
A dispatch from Dewsbury, York
shire, says that the miners are wreck
ing the offices of a colliery near that
place. A force of cavalry, a number OF
police and magistrate have been sent
to the scene of the Birstall disturb
ance.
The mine owners in the Wakefield
district are panic-stricken. Many of
their pits have been wrecked. Thou
sands of pounds of damage has already
been done and the work of destruc-
ton continues. The owners are MAX
ing urgent appeals for assistance to the
local magistrates, while the latter ap-
pear to be almost harmless.
Reports received from the disturbed
districts announce that further out
RACES have occurred in all parts of the
districts. Crops have been destroyed,
shops are pillaged, saloons are looted
and offices have been wrecked.
On the other hand, $4,000 Welsh
miners have resumed work, and it is
hoped that their action may have a
beneficial effect upon the English min
ers, who are nov in state of extreme
excitement.
Riots are reported at the Glass
Houghton, Frystone and Charleston
colleries