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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
Profits at the Fair

The hundreds of people who hold con-
cessions from the worlds fair seem to
have no reason to complain that they
have not made as much money as thew
expected Only five more days of the
official life of the fair remain, and it can
now be pretty fairly estimated what
their profits will be. When the question
of granting concessions was discussed
before the opening of the fair it was esti-
mated that Sl,000,0O might reasonably be
expected to be received by the exposition
treasury from the concessions
1t is now known that the amount will be
at least 81 100000 and as an average of 20
per cent. Of the gross receipts of the CON
cessionaries go into the treasury, it APP
pears that by the end of the fair the
concessionaires will have taken in fully
$50 900 600.
Some of the concessionaireS pay only 10
per cent. of their receipts, others 25 per
cent, others 30 per cent. and a few as
much as 80 per cent. The Ferris Wheel
Company agreed to pay into the exposi-
ton treasury so per cent. of the gross re-
ceipts after the cost of the wheel had
been provided for. The wheel cos. $780,
900. 1t is estimated that the exposition
will receive s26O,OOO from the wheel com
pany The company will of course make
that amount and have their wheel besides
Some idea Of the enormous income from
the wheel can be obtained from the state
ment that on Chicago day an average Of
1000 people an hour for more than ten
hours, patronized the wheel and each one
paid 80 cents The concession that yields
the largest return is that Of the yelling
ton Catering Company.
The exposition managers made big
mistake in not granting Col Cody place
in the fair grounds for his wild West
show. II is said that be and bis partners
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lodge, No 10 F. g.
A. M; Live Oak Lodge, No. g. 1. o. o. F.; the
University Club of Savannah.
SPECIAL STANDARDIZATION, John B. Fer
nandez; Return of DR.. Dunn; Grapes. at Mu-
tual Cooperative Association; Removal, T. d
Rockwell, Attorney at Law; Guard Against
Colds, Falk Clothing Company; AS to Bills
Against British Steamship Incharron; AS to
Grew of Spanish Steamship Berenguer ell
Grande; DR. j. D. Martins Return; Notice, J.
J.. Zeigler; Notice, G. X. Zipperer, Proprietor.
THERE WAS TIME-Falk Clothing Com
psny.
A CLOSE PERIoD-B. H. Levy & Bro.
WHILE CHILDREN-Appel s. Schaul.
CASH WILL TALK-Neidlinger s. Rabun.
MEDICAL-Benson' Porous Plasters
CHEAP COLUMN ADvERTIsEMENTs-Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent; For
Sale; Lost Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Ex-Secretary Charles Foster, of Presi-
dent Harrison's cabinet, has not yet got
out of trouble brought on by his recent
failure. At present he is out west look
ing after some investments put in his way
by sympathizing friends, but it is said he
will be arrested immediately upon his re-
turn to Fostoria upon a charge of being a
party to criminal irregularities in his
company's books. The country should be
grateful that all these ugly charges
against Mr. Foster did not come out
while he was a member of the cabinet.
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have made large fortunes. They rented
plot of ground just outside the fair and
their place has been crowded. As rental
for the ground they pay per cent. of the
gross receipts. The owner of the ground
has also made fortune. Col Codys
show was ruled out of the exposition for
the reason that it was not nice enough.
BY the time the fair shall have officially
closed the total number of paid admis-
sions will have reached 81 100000, pro-
vided the weather continues fine. Under
the circumstances the fair can hardly
be called a great financial failure. Had
the times been better it is probable that
all the obligations of the fair would have
been paid and there would have been
something for the stockholders.
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Oh, ships of our love, wave-tossed
In the fathomless ocean nights!
Lost, lost, in the blackness, lost!
In sight o. the harbor lights
The Jury Charged.

A good story is told on calamity justice
of the peace somewhere in Kansas. says the
Topeka State Capital. A case was before his
honor in which young man was on trial for
stealing saddle. The time came for the
county attorney to say: Your honor you
able hesitancy, the populist Judge delivered
the following charge: Gentlemen | know
you are all Woodworking and oppressed men.
he iron heel OF Shylocl Is grinding YOU
down. hate to do it, but at the command OF
the county attorney you know l must. |
therefore charge you p cents apiece" The
case was appealed 10 the district court
Belief can't bear TO think of my lhlrtieth
birthday.
Aliee-Why. dear; what happened 2-Nngne
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Senator Sherman is in an uncomfort-
able position. If the Senate should set
tie the silver question and adjourn, he
would be under the necessity of going to
Ohio and taking the stump for Mckinley,
ind that he does not wish to do The
party leaders in Ohio have been nagging
the senator for some time to get him on
the stump, but he has declined to 90 be-
cause of pressing business at Washing
ton. When that excuse has been removed
by an adjournment of congress the sena-
tor will have to go or find another ex-
Cuse
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
Bricks for the Silver Senators.
From the Boston Globe (Dem0.

A forty ounce brick of pure silver is to be
presented to Senator Allen by his admirers
IN Nebraska for his fifteen hour speech in the
senate. II the Nebraska senator has earned
jones' His latest effort has already occupied
three days. ana he thinks he will require
three days more 10 finish II. He will have
oarned whole silver lrlck ward
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Mr.. Spcsord, the librarian Of congress.
says there has never before been such a
delying into the books in his depart
ment as during the silver fight in con
gress. He has been literally besieged by
conEressmen for anything and everything
bearing upon finance and he has no work
Of basic principles 10 give them Such a
book, says the librarian, has never been
written. The fundamental principle Of
money has never been declared as an
axiom However, he expects such a work
70 be produced within the next ten years.
IL must. he holds "be the summary Of ali
financial history and literature. and be
"iItteu boy man not only Of literary
aDli-ly and high critical acymcn. bur with
Alh'rolsA grasp OF fundamental pruci-
pies
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

The Maharaiah Dhuleep Singh. whose
death was announced recently, was the
son of the Lion of the Punjaub, " another
maharajah, who owned diamonds enough
TO stock place like 1iffanys Dhuleep
was quite a big gun in India himself, al
though he lost his throne. He had pen
sion of Sl25,OOO a year from the British
government, but as his tastes We're ex-
pensive, his allowance did not amount to
as much as his bills; so he was always in
debt. He liked Paris better than India
or England, and spent most of his time
and money at the gay French capital.
Dhuleep was a daring fellow, and had adj
ventures enough to fill several volumes of
yellow covered literature.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

The Wilmington Star fears that if the
democrats in the Senate permit the pass
age of closure rule they will one of
these days be sorry for it, as they may
again be in a minority and wish to take
advantage of the privileges given the mi
nority under the rules at present in force.
1t is the theory of democratic government
that the majority shall rule. If the dem
ocrats, now in power, provide for majority
rule and keep their pledges to the people
there is little danger of their party pass
ing out of power. But if they neglect TO
provide for rule by the people and to keep
the party's pledges they deserve to again
pass into the minority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

Delaware is one of the queerest little
states in the union. Besides clinging to
the Middle Ages methods of Furnishing
petty thieves and miscreants, she harbors
sect of alleged reHgionists that might
have existed in the east a thousand years
ago. These "holy" people live in Balti-
more Hundred, have a church and a
preacher, and believe themselves incapa-
BILE of sin. One of the tenets of their
faith is that it is right and proper for the
men to swap wives as often as they
please, and the women never refuse to be
swapped
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
The Song of Ships.

Frank L. Stanton, in the Constitution.
The sky made a whip of the winds, and dashed
the sea into foam,
Aud the keen blowing gales tore the flags and
the sails of the ships that were plunging
home:
OF the ships that were tossing home on the
black and billowy deep.
But who shall reach to the wrecks, the
wrecks, where the ships and their cap
tains sleep?
Oh, wrecks by the black seas tossed,
In the desOlate ocean nightsl
Lost, lost, in the darkness, lostl
In sight o. the harbor lights
The sky made a veil o. the clouds. and a
scourge o the lightning red
And the blasts bowed the masts of the ships
that Jared where love and'the sea gulls led.
OF the ships that were faring aome with love
for the waiting breast
But where is the love that can reach to the
wrecks where the ships and their captains
rest?
Oh, ships of our love, wave-tossed
In the fathomless ocean nightsl
Lost, lost, in the blackness, lostl
In sight O. the harbor lights
There was once ship of my soul that tossed
DER a stormy sea,
And this was my prayer, when the nights
gloomed drear: Send my souls shin
safe to me-
Send my souls ship safely home. from bill
lows and blackened skies"
But where is the soul that can reach to the
depth, the depths where my souls ship
lies?
oh. ship of my soul storm tossed
In the far and the fearful nights,
Lost. lost, in the blackness, lostl
In sight O. the hartoT ligh Is
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

The silver men surrendered, so they
say, in order that they might make polit-
ical capital out Of the passage of the re
peal bill, The result" said Senator
Kyle, will make millions of votes for the
populists." The Democratic party can
afford TO let it go at that There are not
millions Of anti-populist votes now in
the silver states, and the Democratic
party viii provide a money law that will
be satisfactory TO the other states.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
New England objects to Peters.
From the Springfield CMass) Republican

IIuM INC oprlngueId iMass,l Hepubllcan
tlnd).
DR.. Carl Peters. the German explOiter in
eastern Africa, the man who brngs OF his
native tltles-such as the man who pays with
bullets and seems to think himself a little
Bismarck has Yentured tho observation that
midway between Africa aud Europe, This rs
pretty fellow 20 crItiCise any civilization
whatever, being himself bg his own evidence
neither civilized nor enlightened.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
Wool Pulling in ohio.

From the Louisville Courier Journal DEM.
There have been symptoms in recent years
that the Ohio farmer. so far as wool is con
cerned, has reached the limit OF his 'cre-
dulity. In one or two elections lately the
democratic gains have been heaviest in the
woolgrowing counties. 1t remains to be
proved that the old wool pulling device re-
Ohio
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

The Senate sticklers for the courtesy"
and old rules of that body must be might
fly tickled over the prospects of a settle
ment of the silver question without a
smashing of rules and precedents. Never
theless, they are not yet out of the woods
Those terrible Juveniles" Hill and
Lodge, are iconoclasts armed with large
hammers, and seeking what they may
smash
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
Time'for Democrats to unite.


Democratic unity can be maintained only by
strict and faithful adherence to principle
In violating principle the proposed shabby
compromise would defeat its purpose of secur-
ing harmony; for it would utterly fail to OBJ
tain the support of the masses of the Demo
cratic party"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26
CURRENT COMMENT.
He is Not a Weakener.

From the Baltimore American (Rep0.
Men of all parties will honor President
Cleveland for holding out against compro-
mise, but II he weakens in the slightest in
their objections. 1t is time for backbone
and Datience
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-26

The women Of New York state are
going into politics, as far AS the law will
ict them, with a rush There are five
candidates for school commissioner al
Utica
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EASTERN OFFICE, q Park Row. New
York City. c. S. FAULKNER, Manager.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-04
Wiadomoscizwiazko

Cenror wv. N, P. OBJ. T. NJ. Helihski,
wzywa nszystkiCh braci z~wiszkCwych
mieszksjacych W Duluth, Gnieznie
okolicy, ma wslne zgromadzenie, kt6re
odbedzie sic W szkole polskiej W Du.
luth " Diedziele Is pazdziernika o godz
7.30 wieczorem.
Ma EN- zebraniu delegsci dada spra.
wozdanie z swych czynnosci ma Ssjmie
x. W Chicsgo. Nadto beda omawisne
watne sprawy, obchodzace kaadego pra-
wego polaka.
Zgromtdzsnie to Ewoluje p. T. M,
Hehfski W charskterze delegate ns
Sejm x Wv. Mar Pol.
- Sekr. towsrzystwa ,,ZgodA" gr
1877 Nv. N. P, W Paterson, N. J. "a.
wisdsmia ozloukow tego t%owarzYstws
re posiedzenie miesieczne odbedzie sic
niedziels Is pszdziernika, o godz. 2ei
po poludniu W sail zwykiych p~osiedzeh'
PoniewsA jest to posiedzenie przedro'
ctne - obecnosc kazdego czionka jest
konieozna.
- Oh. A. Wlochalski, sekr. or. los
zswisdamis ozlonkew tel grupy, Re po.
siedzenie miesieczne odbedzie sic "
niedz:ele d. 8 pszlziernika o godz. 2ej
po poludniu W Hall PulAskiego. Ma
posiedzeniu tenn beda zbierane podAtki
do Zwiazku "a miesi2cs Sierpieh ! wrze-
sleh.
= Oh. Julian Szsjnert sekr. tow
nzgods" grupyz q. N. P. " Minneapolis,
zwoluis czlonkow tel grupy ma posie'
dzenie kwartalne, ktore sic odbedzie d.
Sgo ptz1zierniks. Ma posiedEeniu tenn
beda omawiane bardzo vatne sprawy.
- Otrzymalismy roczne sprawozds
ME ,CEytelni Polskiej" or. 1S9 2. N. P.
BtfAlo. Doeb6d tel grupy wynosi
S5ll.73 - rozch6d zss t505.I4. Pozo-
vice " kssie $3.50.
- Posiedzenia regulsrne tow. ,.Zje-
dnoszenie PolskoW" " Minneapolis (gr,
% Nv. N. P.) odbywac sic beds 90 hzs-
Gle niedsiele ksEdego miesiacs, " sta
rym kosciele SarAz po sumie.
- OBJ. A, Monkiswicz sekr. tow,
Hetmans StefAns Czarnieckiego, grupy
liz 2. N. P. uprsszs sekr. wszyStkich
gruP awiazkowych, ktoryu nsdesiane
byiy bilsty loteryjne ma srebrny zega-
rex i pieCio-strzslOwy REVOLVER, ably do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-04
Polacy W Ameryce.

Dnia % wrzesnis odbyio sic " Ii
Sale, Ill. pier~sze posiedzenie Tow
Polskich Sokoi6w zwolane przez DIR. w,
Statkiewicza. Ma posiedzenIu tenn o
brsno Zarzad towarzystwa jak nastepu.
ie: DIR. W. Statkiewicz, prezes i nau
c~zyciel, o. J. Diewniak, sekr. i Jan
Krygier, kasyer. 23go b. m. urzadzs
towarzystwo to bal, z kt6rego dochod
~zostanie okr6oony M zakupienie mum.
dur6w. zyczymy Sokoiom " La Sale
Observation-Disclosures rozwoju!
- P. N. K. Zlotnicki zawiadamis
wszy.tkich PIP. sgent6wi prenumerato.
row, wydawanej przez niego powiesci
o. t. ,,Okropnosci Syber1i 1 Tsiemnice
rosyjskiego dworu carskiego", il od1go
pszdziernika nadal wydawac bedzie re
gularnie to powiesc. Listy nalety adre
sovae: N. K. zlotnicki, 322 Madison
st. - New York.
- w Wilkes Barre, W stanie Penn
sylvanis, ukazalo sic move pismo tygo-
dniowe p. t. nGorDik". Pismo to ma
broni6 interesow g6rnikow.
w Pittsburgh aresztowano ME-
iskiego Jana Radziejewskiego j odesia
no 90 do Erie gdzie przeciw MENU
zostala wniesions skarga o pobicie.
w tymte miesoie napadli rabusie ma I.
wr6blswskiego, polaks, i obiwszy 60
okrutnie, zabrsli mu $40. Jednego
z rabusi6w przychwycono = jest MIN
niejaki Pawlowski = lolak.
- w Dttroit, na krzy.owce kolei
Lake Shore i Ferry III. zbierala wegle
trzynastoletnia Maya Zielihska = gdy
narsz dostsls sic pod pociag ~towarowy.
Zanim pociag zatrzymano utracifa bic
dsczka cztery palce u PrsweI reki.
- w Cleveland, Ohio, W budynku
Saving and Trust Co." wystawiony TO
stal obraz naszego rodaka Van den
Eaters (zietarski) przedstawiajacy mo
woczesna Syrene''. Nisszczescie chciaio,
Re frank obraz ten okalaiace EapaIiiy
sic = zgorzal on do szczetu.
Nieszczeseie to wydarzylo sic zeszle
90 tygodnia. Obraz ten byl zaasekuro.
wany ma $l5 600. a wartosc jego wyro.
sila zdaniem srtysty $4,000.
- w poblitu Kingston, W stanie
Pennsylvania, pociag kolejowy przeje
chal ma smier6 polaka w. Abramowi.
CA.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-04

dnis 6go pazdziernika przesisli ma jege
reoe bilety ME ~sprzedane oraz / picnic,
DE otrzymane "a spfzedaa bilet6w.
- OBJ. w. Mi.galski sekr. Tow
Bratniej pomocy KosCiuszko " Alpens,
Mich, grupy 70 z. N. P. zawiadamis
czfonkow tsgo t~owarzystws, 4e posie.
dzenie roczne odbedzie sic " niedziele,
8go pszdziernika " hall zwykiych po-
siedzeh. EieobecnoE6 czlonka podpads
karze przepisanej konstytucya.
= Sekr. Tow. ,.orla Pogoni" gr.
ll9 " Chicago. Ill. prcsi cziouk6w tego
towarzystwa, ably " sDniu Polskim" 2
b. m. stawili sic o godz. lei Z rama do
hall swyklyeh posiedzeh.
Czyramy W nEchu" Ae ma posie-
d1eniach niekt6rych grup z~wiszkowyoh
Buffsloskich daja sic siyszec projekty,
ably buffaloskie Rrupy porozumialy sic
miedzy soba i utworzyfy wiasna organi-
zaoye.
Me sadzimy, ably rzeczywiscie projekt
TAXI istniai ably grupy bufaloskie,
ktore tax dlugo swiecily przykladem j
skiadaja sic Z dobrych, poczci~ych
zwiazkowYch = miaiy odiaczyc sic cd
tel wsp6lneJ matki nasrej. q reszta "
wiasnym ich interesie lesy ME popie:ac
secesyi.
echo" pisze, ae p. Sadowski, o kt6-
rym podohno m6wiono be sprzyia 90
cesyi = prosi o s-prostowsnie tel wieSci
= te stanowczo Jest przeoiwny odlR-
czeniu sic. o czem my znsjsc p. Sa-
dowskiego jestesmy przekon'n nj.
Patryotyozne Tow. 8ci Maj Z No.
wego Yorku grupa A Wv. N. P. wei
mie udziai " ,,Dniu Polskim" prlez
swych representative, czionkow Tow.
OBJ. Jozefa Jana Autouiego Cbrzanow-
skich.
= Czlo-;ow.e Tow. Zana msjs sic
zglcsi6 po oznaki ma ,,Dzieh Polski" do
msrszaika swego p. w. KuAewskiego,
625 Noble vi.
= Sekr. Tow. Harmonic [grupy 4
IMP. " Chicago, Ill. oznajmia wszy-
stkim ozionkom tego to~warzystws, 1e
obowiszani So stawie sic do -wziecia
wspoludxislu W ,Dniu Poh kim" W dniu
7go P~szdziernika Z. b. o godzinie Tel
rano " hall zwyklyoh ~posiedzed. Tam
katdy otrzyma swoi pamiatkowy odznak
nadesiany a dzieh ten przez Komitet
Centralny.
- SeIr, TowarZystws Polonia W Chi.
csgo, Ill, p. ID, Ekowski przypomiua
wszystkim ozlonkom tego towarzystws,
il obowiazani 50 stawi6 sic W r,Dniu
Polskim" W sobote 7go pazdziernika o
7mej ant W hall zwYklyCh Posiedzeh.
- Przyszie posiedzenie Towarzystwa
,,Gmina Polska' W Chicago, Ill. odbe
die sic 8go paz1ziernika. w nDniu
Polskim" W przyszia sobete o lei z IA
ma msjs wszyscy czlonkowie tego To-
warzystwa stawic sic jak MAJ jeden
W hall zwyklYeh posiedzeh.
- Przyszls poiedzenia Towarzystwa
,.Krawc6w Polskich" W Buffalo odbe-
die sic 8go pszdziernika o godzinie
2sj po poludniu W hall ,.Kosciuszk".
Ola braku miejscs ME moglismy u
miescio wszystkich ~wiadomosci Wv.
Odlo4ylismy je do przysziego numeru.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-04

farme Z domem i stodolami, MECH W tel
chwli pisze Po bliAsze ~szczeg6iy, . na.
desls i'm dokiadny opis fanny z planem
domu, cone / warunki.
,,Poznah" jest to wies polska majaca ska
dy, stlepy, poczte it'd. opr6cz tego okoie 200
femilii polskich fsrmer6w ma sWa ziemie W
okohcy idobrse sic maja. Rok temu polacy
~Wybudowai Obi. adny koscioiek.
Pisxcie xaraz, a dostaniecie opisy tych
farm. Oprocz tych farm mann ma sprzedak
pod bardzo przystepnemi warunkami okoio
$4,000 ARROW dobrej ziemi W Clark, Chip
pewa 1 Barron Counties.
Niema 1adnego humbugu " moim
interesie; Pc rekomendacye moaeoie sie
udae do najviekszych bank6w M POI.
nocno-zachodzie.
z. ROSHOLT,
EAU CLAIR, WIS.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-04

Nam oDsonie IA Sprsedaa IL dobrych
farm poioAonyoh " okolioy pieknej
wsi sPoznah" " Wisconsin. Do kaz-
del fanny nale4y duty dom ! Lofty we
wsi' K.Ads farma zsuiera 40 ARROW
gruntu, ziemiS jest pierwszej klasy. Do
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