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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20
Even Republicans Kicking.
From the New York Times (Dem).

Even the Tribune kicks. 1t tells Mr..
Dingley. in effect that as a revenue bill
his tariff is a dead failure. Wool will yield
little. if anything, this year; woolens will
yield no more than under the present tariff,
and the S20C0O,00O counted on from this
source is moonshine. Sugar no one can
count on; the lumber duties will provoke
retaliation which will cut off revenue; the
dian prices than on shipments to this coun-
try. And the Tribune falls back help
lessly on possible revenue from increased
imports of articles not affected by the new
tariff In the light Of this could criticism
based on facts, President Mckinley's mes
sage calling for the Dingley bill is simply
ridiculous,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

Col Fred Grant is a candidate for a for
eign mission; one of the Hayes boys also
wants foreign mission; one of the Gar
field boys is a candidate for a similar place;
a son OF President Arthur wants to be sec
rotary Of one of the embassies; the son and
namesake of John A. Logan desires a for
egn mission; Russell Harrison would be
glad to get anything good that may be had.
What does the country owe to the sons OF
great men?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

A bill passed by the Arizona legislature
grants exemption from taxation for ten
years to beet sugar factories and 90 lands
upon which sugar beets are grown. South
ern legislatures would do well to take
steps along the same line. n is believed
that sugar beets can be grown success
fully in pretty nearly all of the southern
states It is good@E1bllc policy to 81
COURAGE the indnstrv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20
CURRENT COMMENT.
Bishop Turner's Bad Advice.
From the WASHINGTON Post QndO.

We do not apprehend that the bishops
advice will be followed to any perceptible
extent. We have an abiding confidence
in the good sense and good feeling of the
southern blacks, and have faith that they
will repudiate Bishop Turner's incendiary
counsels to a man.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

The New York legislature is considering
a bin under which insane murderers may
b. dealt WITH The bin provides that when
a prisoner is acquitted by fury on the
plea Of insanity In a murder trial. such
insanity shall be presumed to continue.
and the court shall order that the pris-
oner be confined in an insane asylum not
less than ten nor more than twenty years,
Until he becomes sane" The bill seems
to be based upon common sense and a
proper regard for the public safety.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

There are rumors to the effect that OK
Secretary John w. Foster may be sent
as minister TO Turkey. Should the rumor
prove Incorrect however. it would not
eliminate Mr. Foster from the list OF diplo-
matte possibilities. lie is the greatest all
round diplomat in the country, according
to various republican contemporaries and
is warranted TO ht one place as well as
another.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

Senator Tillman is probably the most
versatile man. in the way of opinions,
that there il in public life. The other
day he said In Hartford Conn: II tell
YOU Mac is dandy" That was in praise
of the President. At Wilmington, Del.
a few days later he said of him: you
have made yourselves a king; only money
elected him" That was not in praise OF
tho presldent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

Speaker Reed has got the whip hand,
and evidently proposes to ply the lash.
He will not organize the committees of the
House until the tariff bill is out of the
way. Without committees the House
cannot consider general legislation. The
only committee that has been organized is
that on ways and means. The President
has no such autocratic power as the
speaker of the House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

Red and brown blotches have appeared
on oranges and lemons shipped from i-al-
ifornia to eastern markets. and examlna-
ton shows that a new fungus has at
tackled the fruit. making a part of It un-
1T for eating and depreclating the value
Of every crate affected Experiments
are being conducted IN California to flnd
II possible some way of wiping out the
new pest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

The Hon. XII Gudger of Buncombe coun-
~, North Carolina has been announced as
a candidate for the office of minister to
Brazil. Senator Pritchard recommends
him 1t is to be regretted that the APP
pointments of Gudger of North Carolina
and Gowdy of Indiana could not go to the
Senate together.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

According to the cables. Turkey IL will
ing to sell Crete, but the powers are not
willing that Turkey shall conduct nego-
tiations direct with Greece. That being
the state Of affairs. some esteemed lingo
senator Of the United States might intro.
duce a bill directing Uncle Sam to pur-
chase the island and present II to the
Greeks with his compliments and best
wishes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

We have been asked IL fourth-class post
masters are under the civil service law.
They are not. The new Postmaster Cen
policy Of permitting all postmasters.
fourth-class included. to serve fun four
year terms. would be adhered to. and that
removals would not be made except for
cause. That Is as far towards the civil
service rules as the fourth-class post
Offices have got
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

1t is evident from the number of Ha-
waiian periodicals. with marked articles,
being received in this country. that the an
nexationists and the anti-annexationists
are preparing to make a big fight before
congress at the earliest practicable mo-
ment. Many Of the marked. articles are
under such heads as, Americas Oppor-
tunity" The purpose of them, however,
Is 90 make an opportunity for Hawaii.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20
A Grave Mistake,

From the Philadelphia Ledger Qnd).
The investiture of Nevada with statehood
was grave mistake. and it is unfortunate
that there is no provision in the federal
constitution by which Nevada could be re-
manded to a territorial condition, or be
absorbed by more self-respecting state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

A Chicago paper publishes the alarm
ing rumor that Papa" Gowdy of Indiana
who has been appointed consul general at
Paris. eats with his knife. The Senate
should look into the story. 1t would be
regrettable TO have the Frenchmen init
mate that he would be persona non grata
because of this indiana characteristic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

Note-*Central Time.
Eastern Time.
PULLMAN SERVICE.
No. SO, New York and Florida Short
Line Limited, solid Vestibule, to New
York, consisting OF Pullman D. R. Sleep
ers. Compartment, Observation and Din.
ing Cars.
Pullman vestibuled sleepers from sa-
vannah to New York, Savannah to Gin
cinnati via Asheville, Columbia to Rich
mond.
For detailed information, reservations
etc, apply to any agent of the Southern
Railway or connections.
w. H. GREEN, General Superintendent.
]. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK. 9. p. A, Washington, D. c.
S. H. IIARDWICK, A.G.P.A. Atlanta. Ca.
R. w. HUNT, T. p. A, Augusta Ca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20
al De1nocrntlc Countrx.

From the New Orleans Picayune Oem.).
The people of the United States have de-
cided in favor of sound money and honest
finances. That is good solid democratic
doctrine, and, no matter by what names
parties may be called, the people of this
great republic are to that extent demo-
Gratis.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

1t was announced that the powers would
establish pacific" blockade Of Crete.
II vessels are to be fired upon and sunk
under a pacific" blockade. It would he
interesting to know what would be done
to them under u non-pacihc blockade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

The money end of the prize fight shows
some interesting figures. Fitzsimmons
will receive $4,000. This includes the $15,-
900 purse, Corbett's $4,000 side bet and a
lump sum of $4,000 from the kaleidoscope
people. Corbett will get $4,000 from the
kaleidoscope people. But it is thought it
will take just about all of that sum to
pay his training expenses, which were
very heavy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

Mr.. w. NJ. Osborne of Massachusetts,
who has been given the juciest plum on
the administration tree, the consul gener-
alship at London, rejoices in the name of
William Mckinley Osborne and is a close
kinship with the President. They are
cousins. The republican bosses are prob
ably greatly pleased to know that the
President has not great many cousins.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

An interesting enterprise that has been
put on foot in New York is a great TWEEN
ty-story building to be tenanted by wo-
men. Il is to be known as the United
Clubs building, and is to be fitted up with
OFFICES. shops and conveniences for wo-
men workers in the professions and
other walks OF life. The building will
contain a restaurant, Turkish baths and
club rooms. besides the offices. stores and
SLOPES. Plans for It have been drawn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-20

Cornelius forgetting himselD-You
will be a sister to mel A $40 sleigh ride
this afternoon, a box az the opera to-
night, supper at Delmonieo's and cab
home. A sister 20 me? Great Scott What
kind of a fool human being do you take
a brother to be?-IIarlem Life.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18

ttaIt ftarb Der dud IN tpetteren &reifen
betannte olte 8abnbofs : Sn5pector
Irnplb Minber.
2usano. Die peniipn Chen
fpurbe burd einsn 8ranb p~olitGnbig
ein9edf9ert. 9ur9 ben Sturs elmer
2eiter purben brei Seuerpebrleute
f6Der perIebt. Oi. llriade bes Srans
bes finb fdabbdfte 9ei5einri9tuugen.
2u5ern. Srdu Charlotte BON
Matt= Sier5, bic 7~4idbrige Witttpe bes
i'm Sabre 1894 perItorbenen NationaIs
ratbs bon Matt, lit aus benz 2eben gee
f9ieben.
M en-. Sn Grefier erI6oB Elm
&nabe Namens @nberiet feinen 9rus
Der aus llnge1didli9feit.
Reuenburg. Sn 9enebsp fur
Gpffrane tpurbe bas 9ebGube, in benz
fi9 bas 9pitbursau befinbet, bur6 eis
men 8ranb eingeGI6ert. Die 9oftIas
den ipurben gerettet. Oas Mobiliar
BON 3tpei Samilien unb pierStiid 8ieb
tpurben berni6tet.
Oeiterrcid.l tigarn.
Wien. SIN @Itsr bon 70 Sabren
1T Der 2anbi9aftss unb 9~lumenmalsr
9einri6 Carl SCHUBERT geItprben. =
auf einem Wastenbale bierielbit
tpurbe Der Gomptoiriit Mar artbur
8Drner, tpslder feinsm gbef, benz
8aufmdnn Gifolb in perlapib, 1000
%. uuteri4ldsen bate, perbaftet. =
Der 14iGbrise 2ebrline &uboIpb
Dalbbed. Dieben, 2ouifengaFe go.
Is, BEL benz Sdubma6er Soiepb Sas
Bit in Irbeit ftebenb, bat iid erbGngt.
Ser 9runb bes Sslbftmorbss 1T uns
betannt.
9Dbins. Der @enbarm SpIepb
lllbri9 iiberraIdte bic SagelDbner 8as
leitin Mitus unb Mi9ael Ssrta beim
Wilbern unb tpurbe bon GeBterem err
idpFen. Mitus fppis Serfa purben
Derbaftet.
@utenftein n. Das Inpeien bes
Observation-Disclosures SsebDd 1T total
niebereebrannt.
&rdfau. Ha6 mebrtGgiger
S9purseri9ts 0%erbanblung tpurben
Srans &umula unb annu Robatopa
gum Spbe bur1 ben Strans perurz
tbeilt. Sumula, Der elm 2tebespers
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bate auf beren 3ureben ibren 9atten.
ben 6orbbabn : 8~ebieniteten San &os
bafofpa, meu6lings erf9ofen. = Der
&ratauer StabtfaHirer &loiopstt TT
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@ulben bsr9aftet tporben.
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9eeenb baden bic @Olfe berartig iiberz
banb genpmmen, bdB grobe Sreibidgs
ben auf bieRaubtbiere abeebalten tperz
ben.
2irembnrg.
Stefir6. Sn bas biefise 9es
fGnanib purbe Der 20iGbrige Seller
Nifolaus bon 9repels singebrdht, Der
Der Notbaudt on tleinsn 8inbern ans
oetlaat lit. @r mar in 8eleien feit9ea
Hommer unb suO berpanen Der luIems
BURGER 9enbarmerie iiberssben pors
ben.
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fduna BON Sdriftftiiden ii. I. IN. ans
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beim aebprens peter 8leier, tpuIbe
Der preubifden 9enbarmerte ausselie,
fert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18

Darn itapt Sn Der fpuIbrei.
4enllmgebuns uniersr Stabt ionen
bura ben nmbau stpeier SorfbGuIer
sfpei Observation-Disclosures ae5dafs
fen tperbsn. Gin 8aaar unb cine Sis
Misunderstanding baben fir bieIen
3ped CO. 10000 Oh. srssben.
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Gbepaar 9ottfNsb Sen unb Maraarez
the, seb. 8appler. in isItener t6rperIis
der unb seiftiser Stride Oas Seit Der
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nunmebr befinitip beidloFen.
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feline gbefrou Inaa Marid, geb. gber<
bart, f~eitrtsn i'm areiie ibrer ainber
bus 5eit Der solbsner Sof3eit.
Sretet9enbdin Mebrere
&naben, ipeIhe fi9 auf Benz GiIe tum=
mel:en. brahsn elm unb pdrsn fiber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-11
PASSING OF THE LEECH.
Medicine Has Turned the Cold shoulder on an
old Friend That Is sun ETective.

A young mar with u black eye was led into a
Brooklyn drug store in Fulton street the other
night by some friends to see what could be done
to make the eye presentablc. The druggist said
that he could not paint the eye. which the young
man insisted was the only proper course. but a
lecch could be applied. There was some argu-
mcnt to the effect that leechcs were old fash
toned, but the young man consented to All oper.
alton. The druggist brought out a jar six
inches In height and fshcd around inside with
one hand. He brought out u crawling. black
object. that no Immediately transferred to u
little pastcboard box, in one side of which he had
cut n small hole. near the edge in the cover.
Holding the hole mp to tho young mans eye the
druggist shook the box n little and the ieech's
head was soon at work reducing the size OF the
dark patch under the oye. Meanwhile the com
pany got Some instruction about lcechcs,
"The ,G :, :, i Ss I, not p. 80 much in dc;
the hem main al d%itiianliy ii this Country is to I'r@
leeches that will not cause blood poisoning. Tho
decrease In the use Of lccchcs by the medical
est two hospitals formerly. called for about
10000 of them; now they call for nifty or a hun
lack OF demand and oyerprodnction in the old
country, the price has fallen there to about one
half Of that easily obtained nfty years
as those, that arc imported. The best arc
England the speckied ieech, WHICH is raised in
Hungary for the English trade. In this most
popular. The leecll is used almost exclusively
FOR removing blood from the eye after the bruiso
is IA day old. When the eye is first bruised the
best thing to use is raw meat: The best leeches
from Norway. and they are long and slender"
81 guess this came from Norway" said the
sufferer. wincing. ut pnlls hard enough"
this is over said the druggist. You needn't
be afraid OF any impurities, such as some have
complained OF when using American leeches.
Some are raised in Florida. but they are not
held to he very good. The danger of having
leechcs raised in. warm countries is that the bite
is dangerous. giving riso to blood poisoning.
That's what is said of American leeches, but |
never had any experience with them"
had let go.
TWENTY-FIVE cents" said the druggist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-11
psrhap, TON years, who in yospon.e e a. 0tror Of

perhaps ten years, who In response 10 an offcr Of
a bet Of chewing gum, replied eynically;, -
EN-. They always have lne pony win"
And when the pony did win the cynic was too
squeals vociferously. Every few rods tho pig
rises on his hind legs, and. with the clowns
hand over his mouth, squeais out: "Ma.ma,a;a!
ma-ma-a-a!" Just like a very mad baby. This
cry the pig delivered directly at q fur-clad little
and regarded him with disfavor.
go awayi" she said with great dignity. al
isn't, your mamma. You ought to DO 'shamed.
HE wants his mamma explained the at.
tcndunt clown, hopeful of getting further speech
from the fairy, who was contemplating him with
n severe frown
"Tako your piggy. out, she began again, when
her own mamma, who hadn't brought her AS an
attraction, put an end TO the conversation.
Fairyland closes for the afternoon at n little
after four, and they are solemn-faccd little NOR
tails who troop out from the realm of spangles
and gold braid and martial music into the exile
Of an outer world, where mono Of the people
automatically hitchcd to wagons. -.
IF you really liked 1t, very much; grandpa
said n small maid considerably to her elderly
escort, II shall, no very glad to come with you
Which was a diplomatic way of putting what
very many others of tho departing ones un-
doubtcdiy fcit. Around the exit stood a number
the show, at least could look upon, those who
bhu ENCh lie AoA tlhNAN Wv NhAN fAo ~ " AAS
circus and stay outside. Big, good.naturcd po-
licemon are on guard here to scatter them every
now and then, lest they should block the way.
"Oh, L know what you want, y said tho biggest
of tho policemen 10 n brown.eyed nrchin who
had advanced the plea that he was waiting for
his brother. as an excuse for standing inside tho
lobby. you want to brace the people for a
dime until you get enough to 20 in yourself.
Scut along"
Nevertheless. by perseverance,, the urchin sue.
cecded in getting inside the outer door and
watching in rapt delight through tho Tapping
curtain one corner of a ring across which q gayly
clad equestrian pranced for fully 1--WE minutes
before he was chased away with threats OF the
station house. Around the corner he was mot
by another of his kind, who asked him:
"Je get chased I"
yep; hut / seen It,"
"Whajjcr see T."
roun' a ring"
"Gec! How 10 git in T.
"Sncaked. Y'dawtcr a come"
" 4 tried t. an do cop gimme a chase. .Must'a
been great. Was the teller pretty closer
"Bctchcr life. All gold an pink, an he had
a big whip wit o flag on 1t, an dey was q ban
playin' tunes. Oh. 1t was outer sight
'Wisht l could a seen 1t: jus one look. at 1t, y
said the other. wistfully. 1T wouldn't a cost
nobody nuthin'. I'm up agin my luck. How
many kids dyer spose dere Is in derc."
II d know" replied his luckier companion.
81 guess q hundred. Dcre's Il lot o. rich kids in
de city. Here, comes de cop. C'mon an I'll tell
yer all / SEEN"