The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12
A lRITAL FOR CRlSP'S CHAIR.
julius Caesar Burrows a Fusion
Candidate for Speaker.

No More Places in the Consular Ser
vice to Be Awarded to Georgia
Berner's Work to Keep Him Busy
for Year-The CIearing Of the FL
nancial Skies-Col. Drane's CandI-
dacy.
-Washfngton, July 11-Julius Caeser
burrows. the republican member of con
grcss from the Kalamazoo district in.
Michigan, who seeks to become a fusion
candidate for speaker against ex-Speaker
Crisp. was born in 1897, and is one of the
oldest members Of the House in continu-
ous service. He was elected first to the
Fortv-third congress and early in his
legislative career earned the soubriquet
of oCoumbian Orator" for the reason
that his speeches are delivered in Il
sophomoric style after the fashion of a
COLLEGE graduate. The indications are
that no further consular places
win be awarded to Georgia
and the public may Just
as well take Mr.. Atkinson into their cons
ference as factor in the guberuatorial
race Certainly the Berlin place will not
be given to Georgia, and this is about
the only good place that is left to be filed.
Mr. Quincy the dispencer of consular
favors is at present in Baston and will
not return to his post until August.
Until he does come back nothing will be
done in the matter of filling the few places
in the service that remain. III is under
stood at the department Of state
that Secretary Quincy is not
as assistant secretary and that his ser
wee as q government official will be
short He is quite n young man, not
more than 3S and he has already accumu-
lated a fortune in his business as a real
estate broker in Boston,
BERNER's BIG TASK.
The land commission of which Hon.
Robert Berner is chairman, will leave for
DcsMOiues about the Goth inst. The
public land titles of the state of Iowa
have been in dispute for very many years
and the Berner commission may be en-
p.Oycd for u year or more in Strengthening
out the snarls incident TO early settle
mguts and squatter sovereignty titles.
At amy rate Mr.. Berner will be given the
opportunity to make a federal reputation
and he may profit by it in the event this
administration is succeeded by another
of the democratic faith.
FINANCIAL SKIES CLEARING
The financial scare is rapidly abating,
if we may Judge from the newspaper re
ports. The New York Times, very con-
servative organ, says to-day that there is
no further occasion for the banks to re-
tain accumuIations of currency in their
vaults. They passed their danger point
ON July /, and as run took place and
there were no evidences Of fright on the
or during the week subsequent.
IL is probably clear that no
unusual Withdrawing of savings is to be
appr0heudej An extraordinary aCCu-
mutation of resources was undoubtedly
a matter Of prudence during the week
preceding and the week following July
/; 20 keep up the accumulation now that
the danger is past is a policy not only not
required by considerations of prudence,
but IL is a serious menace and danger to
The banks and business community,
which are in sore need of currency. ANY
individual or monied institution that
now boards currency is pursuing a very
upWlse policy and one calcu-
lated to bring on the very dan
ger i5l is intended to avert.
COL. DRANE's AMBITION.
twas stated in these dispat tches a day
OF two ago that Col. Henry NJ. Drane was
an applicant for a consular position.
lhat was a mistake. The colonel is an
applicant for place under the treasury
dsppsation as a special agent to travel
ana examine into the matter of custom
house or banking house affairs and he has
pretty solid backing from the state dele
CATION
Mrs. Marie Wright. the well known
newspaper writer, is in the city to-day
one viii be recalled more readily as the
widow Of the late Hinton Wright
OF Atlanta. Her daughter Ida,
beautiful girl, will be married to Senior
Dol Antonio Ezeta, the president of Sal
I4Qor in short while. The ceremony
Wu be performed in New York city.
zen Ezeta is the present vice president
O- Ns state, but at the recent election
was chosen president, so that a Georgia
sLa raised at Newman will for the future
preside at all court occasions in the little
SISTER republic. Mrs Marie Wright has
travelled extensively in Central and
Sol-n America and is now engaged in
aayeraiy work descriptive of her travels
que is a most extraordinary woman and
HMgf NJ romantic life is simply illustrative of
gre TALENT and genius of Georgia female