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SPORTING IN SATANNAH
Organization OF Yacht Cuban An.
preaching Regatta.
The Savannah News of M onday saws

The Savannah News Of Monday says:
In the times ante beilunn, when the arts Of
peace were successfully cultivate in the South,
ana the honesty OF agricultural labor gave
abundant leisure for the cultivation OF man
hood sports on land and water. when the Eli
liotts, and Ecrevens. and Hamptons, and
Coopers, with ahost OF other honor names
gave prestige to such enioyments, who, OF the
olden time, denizens Of Savannah and Charles
ton, does not remember with pleasure the an
nua regattas III The beautiful bay OF Charles
ton harbor. the quot waters Of the Savannah,
ana the annual races over the courses OF both
the above cities? Men and women, old now in
age AMI history. loo. back to the Joyous
scenes, the "Regattt Hops, the ''Jockey
Club Ball and the etceteras OF fashion lfe
and vivaclty, and grow young again in their
contemplailon. Eight years Of telling history
have rolled around, and with thona, in q largo
measure, the depressing Influences incident
thereto.
!, The gentlemen of the sou!h are still alive to
the benefits OF such social organizations, tend
ing TO promote health, mental activity, and
agreeab'e intercourse.
On Friday, June 19ah q number Of gentle-
mon connected with the different boat clubs
met for the purpose Of organizing the s.Ragat-
to Association OF Chatham ounty." After q
Harmonious interchange OF opinion, rules and
regulations for the government of the associa.
ton were adop:ed, and the following officers
were elected:
Commodore Josiah Tatnall.
loe-Commodore re-Joan Screven.
Secretary and Treasurer-A. McC. Duncan.
Stewards -Messrs. r.. r. Gibson, Octavus
Cohens James Claghorn. j. M. e. Lowell, T. p.
NJ. Schley, F. w. Sims. Oscar T. johnston,
George s. Owens, Charlton H. Way.
+ The character and position Of the above gen
tlemen are the assurances OF the perpetulty
and strength Of the organic .tion. Commodore
Tatnail, whose record on the water as sailor,
aud on land as o scholar and gentleman, is
sans peur sdys Teproche. was p happy selec.
zion, ana, alded by th0 other officers, viii make
the Regatta Association one OF the institutions
Of the State.
The coming regatta Is arranged for the 9Th
and 7th days Of July. and those Of our people
who are compel ed either by business pride or
poverty, TO remain OF home, will enjoy one Of
the most agreeable seasons OF sport with
which our people have been blessed for o long
time.
Tho particulars OF tho programme will be
published IN season to give the skill and mus
Florida and Georgia ample tilne to make ar.
rangements for the con est.
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Il TOXCE FROM AFRICA.
Advice to ehe Colorea People of the
south.

MoNnov1A. LIBERIA, January 8. 1861 have
lived now IN this home of the Afric IN nearly
twenty years; but have not forgotten the old
scenes in Virginia, nor the kindness or many
my power to return for time, that my voice
might be heard by my colored brethren Of the
Southern States.
an anxicus for their fate. AS sit here.
on the shores OF this continent filed with q
native black popular on and look ACROSS the
great waters over your continent filed with
white men. cannot hnt be fearful in regard to
the future OF the few millions OF people OF my
resources. sec o tide OF white men pouring
over those fields which have heretofore fed
them; tide coming from The overaowing pop
ulation OF the Northern States and Europe. I
swept off the native Indians; aod now. as it
rushes IN it's might, what is to shield the trans-
planted African from it's waves can think
OF but one hope for him.
u. as body, the cc!ored people os the South
shall identity themselves with :he white peo-
pie VINO now occupy and hold the soil, Galn
their affection and confidence. and become USE
ful members Of their communities, they may
hoot above the torrent and still dwell in peace
among tho q, soclatlons OF the past; otherwise
they must, in the lapse OF years b. CURED be-
meath it, or washed, like drift7wood, into the
burning zone around The Equator. And yet
the occasional letters and papers we receive
here from the United States tell us that politl-
Cal demagOgues from the North, pedd.ipg poll
tIcs for their own profit, arc exciting our race
to hostility towards the VIII tes. III they shall
become the dupes of such emissaries their fate
1s sealed. The scattered White men on this con-
tlnent OF Africa might as well array themselves
against the native tribes Of black men. with
truction in the pursuit OF such folly. feel some
confidence that che moro intelligent portion
nf the people OF color will not be led astray
by adventurous who will use them while they
reap any. personal profit from pretended freud
ship. and desert them when they please. But
the mass have not had time to learn lessons OF
political wisdom, and the prospect Alls :ue
with sadness. III I could bntmake then, hear
me, would appeal to them TO MAKE common
cause with the white people Of their own. land,
TO take advice and counsel from such men as
have besn known to them through their hves
Tor their high character and honesty and INTEL
1igenee, to seek the welfare OF the people on
whem they must depend Through all time for
their own prosperity, to do no act which shall
glye to the wss:ss population just JaJsp fsI en
NIFTY, and thus identify ing themselves with the
com nlunities IN which they dwell, obtain for
themselves the most powerfIl OF allies in the
struggle against thoas forces which threaten
their very existence. Say this much 70 them
Tor me. 6.W. w.
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~ GMAREEGC.-F e YER AND AGILE
CURE. TONIC. FRyER PREvEN 1--WE This val.
liable medicine, entirely vegetable In It's prepara-
ton, is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case OF CHILGS AND FEVER of however long
standing, completely eradicltng its effect from the
system purifying the blood, strengthening the d.
gestve organs. inducing appetite and keeping
the system in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
cause Will hud 1t the purest and best ONO to he
had any where. To persons residing in unhealthy
sections, or who are prsdisposed to fevers of any
kind It will be found invauaple as preventive It
10 quite pleasant to the taste and can be given to
children Of all ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received tesfyng to its efficacy and
value as FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
tits fully guaranteed TO give complete and univer.
eal satisfaction.
MARHN0Ois no humbug. TRY fr.
For sale atretaiI by all Druggists.
At wholesale By DOWfE & NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH, WTNRMAN a
CO.. Hayne-street, and G. J. LUnN, General gent
Of Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
streets. Charleston. 8. Q. Dao Smos June
Ad5- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure
Gent by mail free Of charge. Address HOW ARD As
ISOLATION. Box r. Philadelphia, Pa.
May "a 3rnos
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sPARKS FROM THE WxREs.

.s.s y --s>- S
j. M. Campbell, an eminent criminal lawyer
OF Baltimore. is dead.
There were five deaths and six new cases of
fever yes terday on the Saratoga, lying at the
New York quarantine.
Ono hundred thousand rifles, sold by the
government to the Grand Turk, have baen
shipped from the Springfield, Massach useetts,
arsenal.
! Several agents OF foreign insurance eompa-
nies Of Baltimore, have been mulcted in five
hundred dollars each for failure to secure a
State license.
sls,la- 81 =. 1s Man a<ator saf the
bile Register, has been nominated for Con
gross by the Democrats of the First Congress
sional District or Alabama.
Six Cuban leaders, including Colonel RYAN.
were arrested in New York yesterday by order
of Secretary Fish, on complaint of the Spanish
Minister Roberts. Warrants are out for the
arrest Of many others.
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Ay- EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.
TOE Id hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
july ensuing, at IL O'CLOCK, A. NJ, the undersigned
will apply to the Judge Of Probate of Charleston
County for Anal discharge as Executors Of viii Of
the late EBENRZER H. RODGERS.
FRANCIS q. RODGEHSl
dEOR0E A. RODGERS. Executors
T. III. RODGERS,
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&B FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MESSRS.
JOHN CAMPoEN & CO. have opened Branch to
their Marketstree FIGURING Mills at the corner of
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf The Store lie
large and eommcd1ous and having secured full
stock of the various cereals, they prepared to fur.
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates. g. eow2A Septemher "a
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NEWS FROM rHAsHxNaroy,

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Five negroes have
qualified as grand jurors. Judge Fisher has
appointed a negro bailiff.
Messrs. Borie, Cox aud Boutwell, were absent
from the Cabinet today.
y Minister Webb, from Brazil; has arrived here.
Bromberg's commission as Postmaster at
Mobile was SIGNED to- day.
The months decrease Of debt is estim ated at
Ave millions.
Rio Janejro dates Of May 2S. state that the
Emperor in opening Pagllanent IL silent re-
garding tho abolition OF slavery. He compli-
mented the allied army on the Paraguayan
success.
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June 81

a@- THE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THE News JOB OFFICE. No.
149 EAST BAY, having Feplenished it's Stock with
new and large assortment of material of the finest
quality and latest styles is prepared to execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before oivino
your orders elsewhere.
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MIR. BoRIE AS a HEAFHEN MYrHor.oarsr-
The fact has already been recc. ded that the
Navy Department has recently changed the
Indian names OF our snsn-of.war for others OF
the Ang.o-mythological type. Annexed is the
list with the alterations nomnlatA
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FOR. EDTSTO.

ENTERPRISE, ROCKVILLE AND WAY LAND.
INGS.
81 ST. THE STEAMER ST. HELENA
Captain 81. D. ELLIOTT will leav
for the above points on THURsDAY MORNING, Gath
instant at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Ediso FRIDAY MORNING, the
25h, at O'Clock. o
For Freight or PassaAe applyto to
JOHN Il. MURRAY, Agent
No Freight received after sunset
The Steamer viii leave again THURSDAY, july 1.
June % ga
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NlOUsT PLEASANT FElxRY.

MOUST PLEASANT FERRY
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE FOE THuRS1lY
24th INSTANT.
g AHSS9A TIE ROATS ON THIS LINE WILT,
Leave the City at S1S, 10 and u A. M; 1h.8
. Leave Mount Pleasant at 8, and 1lh A. M. ;2an
there ~ will also be an Extra Trip that night.
June 40 ~ j. 81. MURRAY, Agent,
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as- BAToHELOR's HAIR DyE Tg

Z" RS- -BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the beat In the world the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable. instarta.
neous; no disappointment; ridiculous tints; rem.
edies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; inygorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
sold ~ oil Druggists ana Perfomers; ahd properly
applied at Baichelnr'a wig Eac.esy, Nc - Bond
street, New York. tyr NAV tx
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Special .Motiees.

va oOLOMoNS LOOGE NO. /, A. Il. nj -
Members OF the Lodge who intend to participate In
the festivities at Mount Pleasant are reminded that
the steamer will leave Market Wharf To. .MoRnow
MORNING, Gath instant at halfpast Eight O'Clock A.
M precisely, at which time they are requested to be
aboard with their families
w. A. WILSON, i
June 2s l. socretarv.
a~ ESTATE ISAAC HARRIS, DECEASED.
All persons having any claims against said Estate
will render the same attes:ed within time prescribed
by law, and those indebted to said Estate viii make
immediate payments to HANNAH HARRIS.
Qualified Executrix,
June Is w3 No. 277 Klng-street
ssr MoULl RIEvILLE, SOUTH CARROLL
A.-NOTICE-During my absence fl ON the State
Warden g. 81. SIMONTON will act as Intendant of
said Town. JOHN NJ. TOUaEY.
June2S' Jnten5ant
NOTICE.-TAx ON REAL BSTATE.-C1TY
TO raise supplies for tho year $780, the Second In
atalnaent Of oNE.THIRD The TAX ON REAL Ks-
TATE will be received on and after THIS DAY du.
ring the n onth of June, at this ONCE.
~. s. TFc"Ae,
= june ~ wfsmtuw6 Guy -, lsurer.
Ms- NOrICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMAN's
SAVINGS BANK-DEpOSITS made between now
and July 10 h, will draw nters ct from July 1st
June 20 "a NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.
R1rTO THE CUSTOMERS OF VIM, s. COR
WIN 4 CO.-With view to accommodate all our
Customers we will send to the residences of those
who desire us for thei orders such days as they
name, between the hours OF and 10 A. M, ana the
goodsso ordered will be delivered by p NJ the
same ay
Our Customers and others who wish to avail them.
selves Of the above will please leave their names and
residences at the store.
Respectfully. wM. s. coRw1N s CO.,
No 275 King-street.
aD- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLIGHT
COMPANY, JUNE 90, 1885, "A Dividend of FIFTY
OEN rs Per Share On the Capital Stock of this Com
pany having been declared by the Directors, the
same will be paid and after MONDAY, tho 5th
proximo.
The Books of Transerwill be closed from this date
to 9th proximo. W.-J,HERIOr
june "a Ia Secretary and Treasurer.
n|PROpOSALS FOR RRArlONa \ AND FUEL
FOR LIGHT-vES>ELs, &c.--oFEICE LIGHT
HOUSE INSPECTOR. AT CHARLESTON, SOUTH
CAROLINA, No 40 BRoAD.sTREET, JUNE 21,
1869Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until IL o'clock NJ. on WEDNESDAY, the 3Oth day of
June, 1869, for furnishing and delivering RATION,
and FUEL as may be called for for the light.vessels
and tenders which are or may be in District, for
one ye r. flom LIST day OF July. 1869, agreeably to
specifications, copies Of which may be had by ap-
plying at this Office.
The bids for Rations, Coal and Wood viii be con-
sidered separately.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels,. and then
placed in another envelope and left at Or directed to-
this Office, prepaid If sent by mail
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
e. e. STONE,
5se, 4 sSeE,SNo Commander.U. g. NJ
Lighthouse Inspector, Sixth District.
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YEIL0W FEVER ON S1IxPBoARD.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, June 22.-A schooner,
from Matanzas, for Baltimore, has nut in here
with yellow fever. The captain and cook died
to-day. The second mate Is convalescent.
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N E w YOR X AND CHA M SIT ID n
3 L q A NJ SHIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

1..<--Saesa THE SPLENDID sIDE-WHEEI.
,.:assse asssSaEeSsSss aE ~ STEAMSHIP CHA lPION, r. W.
Ss-;llAlislsxIY LOCKWOOD Commander, will sail
"r'a1Tssss3esah .from adgers South Wharf on FAT
CRDAY, June 26, at 6 O'Clock P. M,
Ga An extrn charge OF So made for Tickets pur.
chased on board after sailing
1s- No Bills of Lading signed after the steamer
lea yes.
car hrongh Bills Of Lading given to Liverpool.
SO Through Bills Lailng gwen for Cotton to
Boston and Providence, Il. l.
aNr Marine Insurance by this line 4 per cent.
$50 The steamers of this line ara first class in
every respect, and their Tables supolted with AL
kets
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGhh & CO.. Agents
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay (Up-stairs.)
June 81
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

FOR PALATE6A. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JAOKaOss
WILLIE.
r a1ElEaask THE ELEGANT AND FIRST.OF.A n
TEAMER CITY POINT, CsptaSr
GEO u. MCMILLAN. vii, eail from Charleston eyeHS
asss aussDAY EVENING. at Nine O'Clock, tor the aboW
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savanna.
Tor Mobile and New Orleans, and with the FlorId,
1 aailroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keyo. at whiol
pom. @ s'eafners connect With New Orleans. Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvana
:, Through Bills LadiDg sgned TO New Orleans an a
All freight payable ON the wharf.
Aoods not removed at sunset will be stored st xfp
and expense Of owners.
J. ID. AIKEN CO., Agants,
May ~ South Atlantic Wharf,
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rOR nEw Y olsz&.
REG ULAR LINE F1ERT WEDNEsDA ,
? aASSAGE $40.

x.<S.SaSsa THE sTEAMAEIP SARAGO6sA
%sNMaHETss HEss Captain @. RYDER Will leave Vander !.
&sISSSE3skSE horst'a Wharf on WEDNESDAY, juno
r.~>sttss*ksssssaa 23d, 1862 OF O'Clock.
june 1T RAVENEL a CO., AQensa
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KIAOAH1V EAAHH SVEAMSFAIP CONaRYa@
THROUGH LINZ 40
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSi
Aa>f-xsysss. STEAMERS OF WHE ADOV@
IzETEMasG limo leave Pier No. A. North RiYor
S&1ENtASaKA foot Of Canalstreet. New York. as
u O'clock noon OF the Iet 1ltla anN
9lst of every month except when these desee fsf
on sonday. then the Saturday preceding).
Departure Of LIST and 2lat connect at Panama yufsh
ports. Those Of LIST touch OF Eanzanilio -
Departure OF 11th OF eacb month connents Win
the new steam hne from Panama TO Australin AND
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIO leaves Gan Frsno,s.
co tor China aud Japan July g. 1869.
no Call1ornla steamers touch Havana. bat 40
direct from New York to Aspnwall o.
:, one hundred pounds baggage tree to each adult,
Medicine aud attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further information Avuls
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the .w6sG
loot OF Canal-sreet, North River, New York
March 12 lyr n r pARv A.>rs
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aD- ESTATE ISAAC HARRIS, DECEASED.
All persons having any claims against said Estate
will render the same attes:ed within time prescribed
by law, and those indebted to said Estate win make
immediate payments to HANNAH HARRIS.
Qualified Executrix,
June Is w3 No. 277 K1nQ.street
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A9- MOUL1 NEVILLE, SOUTH CARROLL
NA.-NoTIoE-During my absence ON the State,
Warden 9. b. SIMONToN will act as Intendant Of
said Town. JOHN NJ. TOUaEY.
JuneZ6' 1ntendant
The New York herald., 1869-02-13
ASSEMBLY,.
ALBANY, Feb. II, 1869.

ALBANY, req. IL, 1907
PETITION.
"A petition was presented from the st. Regis In
dans relative to division Of lands on their reserya
ton.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the charter OF the village OF Union
Springs; to incorporate Tiger Hose Company, No. /,
Of Utica 10 amend the charter OF the Troy and Al
bany Horse Railroad; authorizing confirming the
SAFE OF lots by the Green Iill Cemetery Association:
10 incorporate the Billy J. Clark Division No. lo2,
Sons oi Temperance OF Eastern New YORK: In regard
70 The Normal School: 20 open Moore, Cooke and
Varet streets from Bushwick avenue 70 Bogart
street N brooklyn; authorizing the Canal Com.
missioners 10 raise the road bed IN Fort Ann:
In relation TO the place OF trial Of certain
offences; 10 amend the charter OF the village OF
Fultonvlle, Montgomery county; the bill To aid IN
the construction OF the New ORR and OsweQo Mid.
land Railroad was lost, but the vote recon-
sldered and the bill laid on the table to amend the
charter OF the village OF Red Greek, Wayne county;
peace; the bill TO organize police force al yfacuse
with amendments directing the four commissioners
10 be taken equally from the two political organza-
tons.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. FERRTs-To facilitate the construction or
tie Rondout and oswego Railroad.
by mr. 1OwER-TO repeal chapter 227 OF the laws
Of ls0s relative 70 pilotage In the East river
Ey Mr.. JACOBs-fo repeal all that part or the law
passed ia 1865 relative TO the construction OF quaran
tine buildings on C0ney Island.
by Mr.. MosELY-For the further extension OF
Prospect Park IN the city Of BROOKLYN
BY Mr. TurrLE-To incorporate the Utica and
Monawk Railroad.
By AR. LA BAU-ror the registration OF births
maTrsges ana deaths. The bill empowers the Gov
.ern0r 70 appoint q superintendent OF statistics with
an oflce az Albany
Adjourned unfli Monday evening.
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SERIOUS MFRM At THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Fight Among EmpIoycs-One of the Number
Badly Injured.

Fight Among EmpIoyes-One OF the Number
Badly Injured.
The carving ana dining rooms Of the Metropolitan
Hotel were the scene OF serious ARRAY last evening
about hafpast O'Clock, between several OF the
employees, during which George Hodges twhite) who
holds the position OF carver, badly injured about
the head by slungshot in the hands OF John Jones
or Richard Archer. coored. The origin OF the dif1-
Guilty seems 10 have been that the carver, who has
chargelof some fifty walters, had occasion to CEN
sure several OF them In the early morning and dis
charge Jones. At the hour named some SIX seven
OF these colored individuals, led ON by Jones aad
ArcheL gathered about Hodges, while he was at his
work IN the carving room, and without any words
commenced to assault him. ending IN the serious as
sault referred 10. The injured man, bleeding his
wounds, fed from his assailant and rushed across
the dining room, wnere several OF the guests OF the
house were at dinner, TO the tea room, followed by
the excited blacks His appearance and the evident
determination vi his assaants to nct siill further
injury caused the greatest excitement Tor a short
time. during which an attempt was made to arrest
them, but this slQnally failed although l.. NJ Saw
yer head waIterplaced himself at the door. through
arrest both Jones and Archer drew from their pock
cts razors, and. opening them, threatened to take
Sawyers life. In the confnson natural in such
case both Of these men, the rnaleadcrs OF the aray.
escaped. Hodges was Immediately cared for by the
gentlemen who had collected around him, and sub
sequently attended by Surgeon Young. His condi-
ton, late last night, although not considered MS
dangerous, was o. such "A nature that IL VIII prOba-
bly De some time before he can resume work
The New York herald., 1869-02-13
IeLEsRApNIC NEWS lIfRs.

The Senate OF Maine yesterday, by a vote OF IA to
TO- refused to pass resolution lnsirGcting the Judi
ciaTy Committee to rep0.s iii aboiisning capital
punishment.
The Georgia Legislature yesterday passed. almost
unanimously a resolution 10 elect representatives
10 the United States Congress on the nrst Monday in
April next.
The act TO enforce the provisions OF the civil Rights
bill was ratified by the General Assembly OF South
Carolina yesterday.
young man named McEyoy was murdered at
Kalamazoo, Mich. on Thursday night Two men
have been arrested on suspicion OF having committed
the crime.
fire occurred az Dyersville H., yesterday morn
ing, which destroyed HANS furnitpre store. Loss
$4,000; partially insured In the Home insurance
Company OF New York.
A man named O. w. woodcock was shot and killed
near Battle Greek. Mich, Thursday night, by John
Delaney who detected woodcock in the act Of steal
ing from his smokohouse.
Two men. named Joseph Yates ami Thomas
Turner were instantly killed by the explosion OF
powder mil at Hazardville, Conn. on Thursday.
The onlce OF the Vindtcdtor, at Altoona. Pa, the
printing offlce Of Mr. Kerr, and q frame dwelling
belonging to Mr.. Birkouts were burned yesterday
morning. The loss Is about $4,000
Alanson Stewart ami Frank Fraser, employed in
tho Pembroke Mills at Suncook, NJ H., were burned
TO death on Thursday by the accidental ignition Of
naphtha while repairing a leak IN gaspipe.