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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
THIS ISSUE
CONTAINS
TWENTY PAGES
lNDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

aeeting-Chicago Itinerary Committee.
Military Orders-Orders No. %, Battal-
Ion Savannah Volunteer Guards.
Special Notices-Gratifying Improve.
ments in Our Trade, Rothschild & Roos;
Hunger and Thirst, Mastck d Rcmler,
Tangled Threads. Joseph A. Roberts;
Ship Notice, ]. f. Minis & Co.; Money at
GU Per Cent, Etc. bearing & Hull, Sole
Agents for Remington Typewriters; a
Woman's Reason. Boley's Star Grocery;
Infanta Eulala Cigars. at De Soto Hotel;
Shooters. Attention, r. d. & w. Latti-
more; Concert Postponed, L. W. Mehr-
tens: Fine Stationery, Solomons & Co.;
To Ny Friends and Patrons, S. Hardy, at
CoIat's Good Sunday Reading, Estate
S. ". Branch: For Sale, Hammond J.
Read; Fine Meerschaum Pipes, J. Gard
ner; Fine Candy, At Conida's; Oil Heat
ers. Cornwen & Chapman; Stocks and
Bonds Wanted, James Hunter; Uncle
Adams" Pawnshop; Savannah Steam
Laundry; State and County Taxes, 1885;
only one Way TO Make Good Fruit Cake,
John T. Evans & Co.; Annual Hop of the
NJ. L. Social Club, at odd Fellows Hall.
Nov Is; 4.57S Bristles in a Good Tooth
Brush. at Rowlinskfs; Turpentine Lands,
John f. Porter, Grand Ridge. Fla.
Bicycle Hospital-Holland & Mc-
Glashan.
Amusements-Th Oelschig Chrysanthe-
mum Show at Guards Armory, Nov. Il
and 16; Robert ]. Burdette at Savannah
Lyceum, Nov. Z; Stuart Robson at the
Theater Nov. Il and y.
Medical-Munyon's Remedies.
No Woman Should Read This-Doug-
lass.
Furniture and Carpets-Emil A.
Schwarzs Son.
SELF Royal Blue shoes-A. S. Nichols,
Sole Agent.
Looking Backward Half Century-w.
z. Wimpy.
Not Those Cheap Kind, But the Best
Savannah Carriage and Wagon Company
Turpentine Lands-Arthur T. Williams
Jacksonville Fla.
That Grand Wedding-Ludden & Bates
Talk Is Cheap-Byck Bros.
We Are Holding High Position-Falk
Clothing Company.
Coming Up to "Taw"-Appel & Schaul
New Store. 1s5 Broughton Street-Eck.
STEMS.
50 Gas Heater-Mutual Gas Light Com
pany.
seasonable, We Tire YOU'D. H. Levy
& Bro.
Seven Unapproachable Bargains-A
Collats
The Superiority of Our stock-stern
berg Jewelry Company.
See 1t Stretch, Look at a Dollar-Leo
pold Adler
Woman, Up to Date-At Gutman's.
Ladies' Furnishers-NIeyer & Walsh.
A New Application of Electricity to tn
Cure of Decentralization of Granvin
S. Rider.
Special-Daniel Hogan.
There's No Buncombe-B. H. Levy Z
Bro.
Auction Sales-Gents' FURNISHING
Goods, by c. II. Dorsett.
The Brightness of Your Home-West'
China Palace.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Hel
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
Jenrning TO Sing.

Tho methods adopted by French sing
d., Tnasters have been amusingly bur
iesoued by a French writer, says III
Rits Take NJ. Delsarte, for example, VIM
lives on the sixth floor at MonlInarl ire,
When a young man goes 70 thls I IO-
fessor. something like the following s1eAe
"Have you courage?"
"T Warn YOU my way is severe; But
we viii try it. Run down my six flights OF
stairs as quickly as possible, and then
RIM mn again, crying out 'Bonltacclo IN
VARYING tones. Do that for eight Jays,
an hour and a half each day. ana tnen
we shall see about beginning lessons.
The famous NJ. Wartel is less severe
though equally original. he asks a can
didate to vocalize with closed mouth, ana
If a protest be entered against the posi-
bility of such a thing, eXclaims: 30
much the worse. You must 40 1t II am
to be YOUR professor"
But a well known tenor employs a
stranger method still a young lady
goes 10 him, for example, and is met by
an order to stretch herself at full length
upon a couch. She responsibilities 6ut
finally obeys, and then the master piles
upon her a heap of books surmoIntlhg
the whole with a glass filled with water
"Now sing" he commands.
Sing, sir!' eXclaims the victim.
Yes, my child; in singing You must
respire as little as possible. When you
sing thus, so as not to spill the water, !
will undertake your training-not before.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
slinncd Ont GrnduaIIy.

when a man Is 50 turrible delib' "a te
as Asy Trumbull, there's times Mneh ne
downright aggravatin.," SAID MISS ~, Ne
linda Sprawle, referring to her Drother-
in-law, according TO the Youths Com
DaniOn. why, what's poor Asy done
now?" inquired little Mrs. Pollock, MISS
Sprawle's oldest sister, with whom that
capable, but uncompromlslng spllsler re-
%He wears me out. that's jest all there
is to it," snapped Miss Melinda. "HoW
In the world NJ nifty come to marry sucn
a snail-tongue, 1 don't know. II ever ]
cit him nussed through TINS SICKNESS
without my narVsS gym Ou Nor 81 a,ooS S
in a sick room than cat would De. II
an she can do to cook the cruel stun
an keep out firm under foot; us al
'9 Amt Aay's fever left him?" asked
Mrs. Pollock, timidly. III. e,,,.,,,,,.
ayes, it has" returned MISS slre " ne ~
IAN It's left him slower'n ever l nave
to ask him questions three times over DC
fore I can cit a word out of him, an, thef
hen say, Don't-hur-ry me; M IN uS
Z leuToe think a min-ute.' My lanu.
IAN this morning !" said Miss Sprawl'
in tone of evaporation, this mornln
whilst / was out glvin' NJ nifty pieCe y
nv mind in the hen-yard, Jest 20 ease ~
feelin's y mite. l heard a thump IN IN,
house. an then a couple OF groaIls.
run into the kitchen bedroom WI VIZ
Asys ben in this s1esn 1est IN, ai last aslee,
was on the floor! 10 leIt hlHl last 'sie0l
about ten minutes before; g,ov
We'll. Asy Trumbun, says Il, nov
did you manage to fan out o peu oo1,
AN he looked up at me, Jest as Salil
as a clock, an says he, BY degrees
Mlindy. ] pre-sume c,,,.o,.,,a as sb,
INV iandi" said Miss SpraWie, al 81, ~
retied her bonnet strings IN a marc hi ii
ard nreDared TO return to the Trumbui
mansion; my land!' and there speeSi
deserted her, and in grim slieHGSS ~ en-
| ooened and shut Mrs. Pollock $ kltcnel
3PpeIt ana staiked down the road on ne
| self appointed mission.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
TiIIman's warming.

Senator Tillman made an extraordinary
effort Friday to have the following added
to the suffrage article of the constitution
which the South Carolina convention is
now framing: Each of the two political
parties casting the highest number of
votes at the preceding election shall have
representation on the board of managers
Of the election at each polling precinct
and on the board of county canvassers in
each county" His effort was defeated
Notwithstanding the unanswerable argu-
ment that he made.
Nothing that he has heretofore done
or is likely to do, will be so long remem-
bered as this struggle of his in behalf
of an honest ballot. We do not mean to
say that he was moved by a high motive.
He intimated pretty plainly that he was
not He admitted that his motive was a
selfish one. He pointed out that the eyes
of the whole country were upon the con-
vention, that the purpose of the conven-
ton to put it in the power of the party in
Office to manipulate the ballots in its
own interest would be criticised and con-
demned, and that the time might come
when the party now in power would be
defeated and the election machinery of
the constitution would be used to keer
it in the minority. Ills plea contained nc
suggestion of a high purpose-a purpose
to do what is right because it is right
but it contained great deal of political
wisdom. The convention made a mistake
in refusing to be guided by it.
In yesterdays dispatches a Maryland
republican was quoted as saying thai
the election machinery of that state wa.
| constructed so as to enable the democrat:
to keep themselves in power. and tha
| the republicans. having gained control o.
the state, would leglslate so as to put pc
| htical parties on an equal footing at tn,
polls 1t is safe to say the republican,
will do no such thing. If the laws ar,
favorable to the party in power, tn,
! chances are they will remain so. and tn,
/ republicans will make the best possible
use OF them to perpetuate their power.
Senator Tillman understands that polit
ical parties have their ups and downs
| His faction is now on top in South Caro-
lima. II may be underneath ten, or ever
five, years hence. The election machiner!
of the constitution could then be use,
with telling force against it, and, in al
probability. would be-
Unfairness in elections always provoke
bitterness and dissensions, and sooner O.
later there is a revolt against the part!
guilty of it.
II the new constitution of South Caro-
lima is put in force containing a suffrag
provision that puts the control of tn
elections absolutely in the power of tn
| Tumanite faction, that faction is doome,
to defeat The anti-Tillmanites will hav
a grievance that will appeal POWERFUL
TO the sense of justice of the people. an
if they succeed in getting control Of tn
state they will retaliate upon their DO
litical opponents. Peace will be impossi
BILE. and without peace the progress o
the state VIII be slow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

From the Macon Telegraph Dem)

The lesson of the elections seems to US
to be that the party must quit trying to
reconcile irreconcilable propositions. 1t
may be true that government is only a
series of compromises, but it is also true
that parties, if they hold the confidence
of the people in the long run, must stand
for clear distinct propositions in gov
eminent. and must honestly carry them
out when intrusted with power II a
party does not make its purposes clear,
1t must deceive some Of its members, and
when 1t comes into power, will find itself
weakened or completely disabled by d.
visions in the ranks Of its representa-
tives. The bad plight in which the demo
cratic party now dnds itself is mainly
due to this cause.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

The recent election, while simplifying
matters to a considerable extent. in so
far as the democratic presidential nomi-
nation next year is concerned, has mud
died matters for the republicans. The
result Of the election has removed sew
eral democratic possibilities. but has
greatly increased the number of repub-
Ican possibilities. The woods is liter
ally fun Of them. from Kentucky to
Maine
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
Would Have Been the Same.
From the Atlanta Journal Dem.) J..

The Atlanta Constitution has dropped
the price of cotton as an ar
gument for free silver, and now
contends that because the demo-
Gratis of Mississippi adopted a free silver
platform and carried the state, the demo-
cratic party should tie itself to that is
sue. This is tremendous logic. Missis-
sippi would have gone the same way if
the democrats had adopted a platform
declaring that the moon was made of
Limburger cheese.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

Senator Lodge of Massachusetts has ar
rived in Paris after trip to Madrid He
takes pains to let it be known that his
trip to Madrid was without political sig
nificance. This is gratifying information.
1t might have been feared that he had
gone there to deliver an ultimatum to
Spain, on his own hook, if indeed his pur-
pose had not been a declaration Of war.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
The Situation in south Carolina.
Charleston News and Courier Dem.)

There are Tillmanites and anti-Tillman-
ties in South Carolina, and we are not
as happy a family as we should be- but
except in factional politics, we manage
70 get along tolerably well. The anti
Tillmanites, in the course of a year, eat
a great many Tfllmanite chickens and
butter and eggs and meal and meat and
the Tillmanites in turn buy a great many
yards of cloth and tons of fertilizers and
such things from the anti-Tillmanites.
After a while we shall all get together
again, and be ashamed that we ever
drifted apart for any cause. Mr.. Jones
should not talk so much when he goes
away from home
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

Senator German is none the less philo-
sophical because he was upset by that
wave Of votes the other day. Explaining
the matter day or two ago he said, ''As
matter Of fact, the tide was against US
And, as a matter of fact, that seems to
have been about the size Of it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

Alabama will hold state election next
August. 1t is said Senators Morgan and
Pugh are considering the advisability of
dropping the silver issue. If they hope TO
be on the winning side at the election,
they had better preach less 16 to I, and
more democracy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

The Washington Post says that, where
as it was the supposition that Senator
Blackburn had Kentucky freed, the re-
turns would indicate that he was only
barking at a knot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

1t is observed that in Atlanta the pyro-
technic display out at the exposition
grounds is advertised as ian evening il
Paradise" An inference to be drawn is
that an evening in a place where there
are fireworks is Paradise in comparison
with an evening in the city Of Atlanta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
CURRENT COMMENT.
Imprncticable scheme.

State prohibition would cripple our
business, raise taxes and flood the state
with blind tiger whisky, which would
escape taxation. The whole scheme is
visionary, expensive and impracticable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
SPECIAL THREE.

Fine French Novel Cloths. in dress
lengths, no two alike, have been SL7J;
special price, $1.25.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
SPECIAL Two.

An elegant variety of fancy weaves
and colorings in pure silk and wool
the $l.25 kind; special price, SlOO a
yard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
SPECIAL FOUR.
50-inch Broad Cloth reduced from
$.25; special price, Soc.
SPECIAL FIVE.

Cloaks-The mild weather hurts The
demand for wraps, and so we cut the
price-and now is your opportunity "a
get a stylish cape, coat or jacket
well made, tailor cut and correct all
through.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10

Since She went home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-10
SPECIAL SIX.

Carpets-This is the carpet place
close margin as to profit, close fig
uring as to buying; nothing scarcely
between you and the maker; and, be-
sides, a special price this week Vel
vets, the best, SOC instead of SIS.
Five-frame Body Brussels, Csc, in
stead of SIPS; extra superior Ingrains,
estry Brussels, 65c.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
manidt Feline 3nfptciruns.
Gin Circular oes S6uIraths an ole Janitors
uno mafdtniteu DER peridieoenen
S9uIeeb6uoe.

Sn Der Gebten @tBung bes @6uGratbs
tpurbe, tpte mir unferen 2efern beretts NIT
getbetlt BADEN, unter Mnberem Der 8ert6t
bes SanitGtscomttes Der Gtbtc federation
iiber bic angebli9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8erbGltntffe in Der Sgbenz, 9opnez, &in=
3te= un6 @6elbonzS 9ule beipro9en unb
bur9 Die @rfldrung ptberlegt, baB iener
8eri9t 6D9li9t iibertrieben fet.
Sn Splge ienes 8ert9tes 1T nun ben
Sanitors unb Maf9tniiten Der berf9iebe>
men S9ulgebdube Elm ~pertraultAes Sir
cular 5ugegangen, in .peG9em benfelben
unter Nnbrobung fpfortiger @ntlafung
berboten ntrD, trgenb tpel9e perfonen, Die
ntbt i'm 0ienft bes S9ulrotbs ite6en, ben
3utritt gu benz 8elergei9OB, ben W1az
f9inenrdum, &eiTelrdurn, ben Glo1ets Dber
benz G9ulgebGl1be ~iiberbdupt gu 9etpG6ren,
tpenn biefelben nt9t einen bonn 8nGiiz
benten beS S6ulratbs, Dem @pmite bes
betrs S9ulbe3trts, benz S9ul1 upertntenz
benten, benz @e19Gftsfu6rer, benz @befzSnz
genteur D6er benz Glerf sS9ulrat6s, ober
benz Director Der @9ule unter5et9netn Grz
laubniBf6etn borlpeiien tDnner.
OtefeS Circular lit 6duptfd6lt9 auf
Srau 8rablep BON Go. 131 Oearbornftr.,
Die 8erfaferin ieneS ungiinItigen 8eri9tes
iiber Die fanitdren 3uftdnOe in ben bier
O%bengenannten S9ulen Der "a, @arb gez
miin3t, aber pffenbar beabii9tigt ber@9uGz
rat6, t~peiteren unterfu9ungen iiber Die
3utdn6e in ben S9ulgebGuben bur9 bic
@tDic federation etnen &iegeI npr5u19iez
ben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
9OOb"s 8irIen .7nb rein peoetabilifS.
Banfier Goworo Kod anoefIoot.

Die @rOBgei9pprenen erboben geitern
gegen ben 8antter @btparb Sod cine aul
l1nterf9letf 1autenOe Nntlage, 9err Sod
1T Der @r@prdftbent beS @ermania gIubs
unb mar friiber @ei9Gftst6eilbo6er bon 6,
S.9reper. 8or ettpa 3tpet Monaten batteu
9err Sod unb Elm iunger Npot6eter g1a=
mems Mlfreb g. Mesnager, @de q, G1ari
unO @enter Ctr. I'M @9antlotal Des Ser
mania Clubs cine banbgreiflt9e Museinz
dnOeriebung, pel4e CUR Tolge bate, baE
Mesnager gegen Sod als &ldger %auftrai
unb Der MngetIdgte BON Rt4ter &eriten um
$40 beitraft purbe.
QBte eS 1@eint, ftanben bic 8eiben in Sc
f9dftsberbinbung unb Die Nbre9nung err
CAB, baB Mesna9er nod $4,000 gu fOrberu
Bate, NlS er baS @elb ni9t erbtelt, leqte
er ben SAT- Der @ranbiurp bor unb Derans
laBte Die o6en %ertpGbnte Nntlage,
!0err &p3 leugnet ntGt, feinem @egner
baS 8eIo T9uloig gu iein, fagt uber, baB er
t6m als 8e3ablung Mertbpaptere angeboten
babe, bic biefer ni4t anne9men pOlte.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
Sum Kompf oeriiftet.

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tenpabl BEL ben Der19tebenen @asgefeQz
14aften itatt, tpelAe beimIi9er 8eife inn
1ner mod ben @astruIt au1ammenfeBen.
3tpet Parteien iteben ftb fir bic Ma6l
16roff gegeniiber. On Der @piBe Der einen
gdrtet itebt gobert Qtncoln, Der ebemaGige
9efanote in Gonbpn unb Der iebige peftIibe
8ertreter Der STANDARD Otl g., pel9er
germ y}a3folger bes 9errn 8tGings alS g6ts
cagoer 8ertreter bes @aStrufts perben
m04te. Die anbere gartei nirb bur6 bic
Billings Ser8manopsftT6e Combination,
pel3e 9egenpGrtig bas 9eft in 9Gnben
Dat, Dertreten.
9ie STANDARD 0I 81. pirb ieoenfo1s
bart I'm Die Bdlme tGmpfen, Die in ni3ts
tpent9er alS ben 8e5iB Der Nnlage BON bier
9roBen 9a8geieQf6aften beitebt. Den bon
Ht3ter Sut6iu ouf 8eranGa7ung bes Sc
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3altSbefebl, burb DeI4en ben 8asge1e1z
14aften 0erboten ptrb, ProrDz@ timmen BEL
Der 8edmtenIpabG an3une6men, perDen bic
9aSmagnaten auf irgenb cine i9Gaue @et1e
gu um9eben per5te6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
Die DoIfsbubne.
Sreibero's Opernhons.

@s 1T Director 2ubtptg @rpbeder eelunz
gen, Die beriibmten eSubtlGumszS Gnqer, 8.
SSo6nf i'm unb W. 8. OporD bon Der @eDrqid
Wtinitrel Sruppe, fir bic Muffii6runq bon
uSntel Som's 9iitte", tpel9e am mor9tgen
SDnntag in bie1em Sbeater ftattftnbef, gu
g%etDinnen. lin ben S6eaterfreunben nte6er
etne no9 jeber Rt9tung bin sebtegene 8or.
fteaun9 81 ,bteten, bat Die Direction ni9ts
Der1Gumt, UNI btes herii6mte beut16zdmertz
tanti9e 9titd in 8e3ug duf Nustattune,
8efebung Der betreffenben Bart6ien, etc.,
5nr DoQen 9eltung gu b~ringen. Oas GAIT
ipiel Der o~bengenannten &iinftler, peI6e uls
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beOeutenben Ruf genteBen, pirb cine Sauptz
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ter Der Sibfeite ioute D6ne 3petfel am nG6=
item Sonntdg tpieber Elm ausberfauftes 6aus
gu Der3et9nen 6aben.
QponO'Cheater.
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ttitif9e Direction beg obtgen oeutf6en Shea
ters: rRebeccd, bic Acknowledgements, BON
Sbeo. 8aBman, nit neuen Go1tiimen, neuen
Scenerteen unb briaanter Gdlciumbeleu6>
tung bes lebten SableauS: Ser 8ranD beg
SempeIs", our 0arfteuung angeaeigt. Der
poetti6e unb bramattf9e @ertb bes euten
8iibnenpertes, unb au9 in erfter Qinie bic
8eIeBung Der Sttelrp1e nit elmer RiinftGe=
rim tpie Srdu NOita 9abu, fonte ntbt nur
alien SbeoterfreunOen etnen genuBrei9en
Nbenb, ionbern au9 Der Direction Elm aus
D~ertauftes 0aus fi6ern.
GOlumbiatHole.
9as ausge3ei6nete, mad benz GngGif6en
bearbettete @Oltsfiid n9er3 unb Dollar"
tommt morgen in Der Columbia 6ane, Sos.
|5322-5326 State Ctr, CUR Muffi6runq.
9ds @tiid 1T gut befebt unb auf bic
@cenerte bat bic DIRECTION beTonbere @orqz
falt bertpenOet, tpesbalb angenOmmen tperz
ben bari, baB 0as Pnblttum it9 trefflt9
u%nterbalten tptrb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
Gin Deto am Plat.
Gin Derfu9, ole Sefimmuneen DER Bauor=
oinans in Se3ue ouf moIfenf9aber
3u nm9eher.

Sn Der n69ften @tabtrdt6sibung ipirt
W}apor 9optins bDrausit9tIt9 cine bon Nlb,
W}aboen einge6ra9te unb in Der leBten SiBz
u1g bonn Stabtrat6 angenommene Srbre
~Dettren, bur9 pel9e Der 9ebGu0ez@ommt1
fdr dngetptefen tptrb, etnen i'm Sabre 1889
an 8. S. McGormtd ausgeferttgten Bauer
laubntBi3ein fir Elm @ebGube an Der Siibz
oftede Der Dearborn unb &anbolp9 Str. cuff
etnen an Der Siibpitede Der Ga Sale ctr,
un0 Mabtf pn ctr. gu iibertragen.
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