The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-14
INDEX TO NV ADVERTISEMENTS.

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INDEX TO NV ADVERTISEMENTS,
Meeting.-Oglethorpe Lodge No. l. 10.
OF.
Special Notices.-Chew Golden Apple To-
bacco; Diamond Back Terrapin Stew for
Lunch at Beckmans Cafe; Turkeys, Es-
tate 5. w. Branch; Mr.. Polk Miner's
Dialect Recital Postponed; Dissolution,
!. A. Grovenstein q Co; Success Self
Raising Buckwheat, Moorehouse Manu-
facuring Company; Soupe, soupe, Mu-
tual Cooperative Association; Found at
152 Congress Street John Tea Evans &
Co; AS to Bills Against British Steam
ship Baltimore City; State and County
Taxes, 1894
Legal Notces.-Notice to Debtors and
Creditors of Frank Trebony.
The Biggest Boy Departmental. H
Levy & Bro.
Your Attention To-day. - Appel &
schaul.
Never in a Thousand Years."-Falk
Clothing Company.
Dress Goods, Bargains To-day.-Leo-
pold Adler.
Railroad schedule.-City and Suburban
Railway.
Auction Sale.-Old Hoss Sale, Central
Railroad of Georgia.
Cheap Column Advertisements Help
Wanted, Employment Wanted, For Rent
For Sale Lost, Personal, Miscellaneous.
Mr.. stephen b. Elkins will not have a
walkover in his race for the West Vir-
ginia senatorship. Judge Nathan Goff of
the federal court is in the field with a
strong backing. Ekins has the biggest
bari at his command, however
Gen. James b. Weaver is another pro-
fessional political agitator who has been
run out of his state by the recent cleo
ton. He was a candidate for congress
in the Ninth district of Iowa and got
beaten out OF sight He says he is going
TO settle in Missouri. In that state he
will join a capitalist syndicate in boom
ing some kind of a summer resort
scheme.
James S. Clarkson, once the grand pan
jandrum of the republican national com
mittee and still a power in the party's
councils, has blossomed out as woman
sunragist 1t may be that James will
endeavor to have the party put into it's
next platform a woman suffrage plank
The party is seeking any kind of timber
that will add even the least strength to
its basis, in anticipation of 1896.
The popalisl repGt lu'an combination in
Alabama win learn after awhile that
bluff and buster do not govern states
or secure salaries. The democratic adj
ministration of Alabama will 90 on about
its business in an orderly manner, aud
when the monsrel politicians have buried
all of their ed FIRE they will retire to their
homes and wait until the nov. campaign,
and then burn some more red fire. That
is about all there is in the Alabama sit
uation.
The new bond issue means that 1t is the
purpose of the administration to keep up
the gold reserve-the reserve which pro-
tects our silver currency-at any cost.
What silver currency we have is giving
the country a good deal of trouble to main
tain it on an equality with gold, and vet
the silver fanatics insist upon opening the
minis to the free coinage of silver al the
existing ratio. 1t is a good thing that
there is no immediate prospect that they
viii have their way.
Mr.. Clavelaa1 made a .'tcn-strike" when.
at the launching of the st. Louis. he called
attention to the fact that the magnificent
vessel was built il fulHllmcnt Of con
ditions imposed in consideration Of tie,
relaxation of the shipping laws Of this
country. Had the Laws not been rclaxed
the ST. Louis would not have been built.
ana her sister ship, th9 st. PAM, would not
now be on the stocks at the Cramps ship
ward. Relax those laws still more--cast
them loose, so that American owners may
Dc put on an equal footing with foreign
owners-and there will be more ships
similar TO the st. Louis and the St Paul
built i'm the United States.
Gov Northeu made for himself a good
record as an anu-lynch law executive.
Gov. Atkinson starts out well towards
acquiring similar reputation His
prompt action with regard 10 the Mon.
ticello iynching serves notice upon whom.
soeyer IL may concern that the governor
OF Georgia viii uphold the law in 50 far az
BE- ICES in hia power. The rewards he has
offered for proof 70 convict the lynchert
are liberal and should produce results
% VIII be- noted that the governor does
not aek for tho arrest OF the lynchers by
'he informera but merely that "a basis "a
work 9H be- given bin. with the eyideuc,
'n hand. he wll ses TO H. INA, the arrest.
'f, made ana thr hnet.fs brought q,
justice.