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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

about four miles from Buena Vista, on the
Americas road, In very destitute circum-
stances. In the days OF the past the Evering-
hams were wealthy and respected people but
| the family has either died or scattered and
left this old lady all alone without friends or
money. The people around her had either
moved in or grown up since her paImy days.
and in the very community where she once
was q conspicuous character she is now a
stranger and in want. Mrs. Everingham has
wealthy relatives In other sections. She is an
aunt of Mrs. William Wadley, whose husband
is the well known railroad magnate lead
ing citizen OF our town, learning this fact.
wrote 70 Colonel Wadley, without her knowl-
edge Of it, stating the condition of Mrs Ever
ingham. and also the relation which she bore
20 his wife Upon investigating and ascertain
ing the truth OF the contents of the letter
Colonel Wadley sent money to her. aud last
week sent for her to go to his home near
Bolingbroke in Monroe county, where she
will be cared for aud sheltered from the cold
charities of selfish world
A. D. Parker writes the Augusta Chronicle
and Constttuttondtfst from Silver Camp, New
Mexico, about the death Of a Georgian in that
nrighborhood. as follows: ION January 5th.
1881, Marshall Mcdaniel and s. p Overton
started from this camp on prospecting tour
to the northern end of the Black Range Noun
tains. While camped in Chloride gulch, near
stream called the Cuchillo Negro, they were
fred upon by a band OF Apache Indians, who
have recently made raid from Old Mexico.
The Indians had located their camp, and,
sneaking up to within easy range, awaited
their return to camp. After they had put
down their guns and were attending to camp
duties they received the fatal shots Mcdaniel
was shot through the head and Oyerton through
the neck and several times through the body
Both were noble men and as true as steel The
Indians committed various other murders and
depredaiiOns, and were closely pursued by the
troops, who skilfuliy manage to keep far
enough in the rear never to see an Indian. The
troops (mostly negroes) that are placed mere
for the protection of this country are in full
keeping with the many mockerieS practiced by
the government at Washington. The people
have taken the matter into their hands and are
offering liberal rewards for Indian scalps. do
not know the post office address of McDaniel's s
friends and relatives, some of whom live in
Georgia, and 1 wish you would make such an
item of this as will attract their attention. and
put them in communication with me, and
will cheerfully correspond with them"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22
There is a doc at Brigbton. ENGLAND

There is dog at Brighton, England
remarkable dog-a large maltese.
Sometimes that dog has purple body,
with a yellow head and a green tail
sometimes he is scarlet and puce. He is
kind of rainbow dog. The fact is he
belongs to dyer in the town, and being
naturally white he takes any other color
easily, and now he gets dip in one vat
and now in another, and he forms sort
of canine advertisement. 1t is fun
to see this dog, who is quite un-
conscious of his distinguished con-
dition, come up to other dogs
wageing his yellow head and green tail,
and the way that those dogs, after re-
garding him out of the corner of their
eyes for a minute. tuck their tails be-
tween their legssand "scoot' is caution.
Some tinae ago man, who had been oc-
casionally victim of the 'told com.
plant" was going down to Brighton for
the race week in great health and spirits.
When driving from the station, he sud.
denly came on this dog. ''Hello, heyi
What's thatg Heyl hey what purple
dog with green tall Oh, lorl oh, lorl
got 'em againl !" and he turned round and
went back to London, firmly persuaded
that he was again victim to d. T.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Weak and Unsettled. but Closing
Somewhat Firm

New YORK, February 21.-The stock mar
ket was weak in the early dealings, and
prices declined from d to ~ per cent,
Nashville, Chattanooga and Texas Pacific
leading. This was followed by recovery
OF from d to 81 per cent, in which the
above named shares were most prominent,
Before noon, however, speculation became
weak and prices took a downward turn, the
market continuing feverish and unsettled
throughout the afternoon. The lowest prices
of the day were generally current at the
second board. The decline from the highest
point ranged from "a to 51s per cent, the
latter In Nashville aud Chattanooga, Chica-
go, st. Louis aud New Orleans, Union Pa
cific, coal stocks, Texas Pacific, New York
Central, Lake Shore and Hannibal and st.
Joe being also prominent in the decline.
Toward the close somewhat firmer tone
prevailed, and the general list rallied from
IL to 2L per cent. Oregon Navigation, af-
ter an early decline Of 215 per cent, rose 10
per cent. Louisiana and Mo. River rose 8
per cent. and reacted per cent. The trans
actions aggregated $4,000 shares.
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REV. MR. BRISTOR'S CASE.
The Trouble at the Ames ms Il
Church In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, February 2l.-Regarding
the Ames Methodist Episcopal Church diff
iculty friend of DR.. BrIstor claims that
while there is no personal objection to the
new pastor, DR.. Webb, nine-tenths of the
congregation favor the retention Of Dr.
Bristor, and have petitioned the Council Of
Bishops to that effect. They furthermore
claim that there is not even the slightest
foundation for the scandalous reports put In
circulation to the prejudice of DIR. Bristor
That he proved himself a brilliant and
popular preacher, assisted In freeing the
church from debt and filed its previously
vacant pews with interested hearers seems
to be admitted. AS conflict has arisen, the
friends of DIR. Bristor are determined that
the matter shall be thoroughly investigated
and it's true-inwardness exposed.
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ELEGX WRITTEN IN WHITE
HOUSE PARLOR.
NeiU York sun.

Netg York sun.
soon March will toll the knell Of parting Hayes
The years Of fraud viii have dOleful end,
AMI he and his their solitary ways
Home to Ohio mournfully will wend,
Save that peFchance some sciOns of the stock
In fat positions may have taken root.
Cntil their heads be brought to Gsrfield's block,
Or lifted ON the toe Of COnkling's boot.
Back IN Fremont, whence he should ne'er have
come,
Remote from public haunts his life will he;
The voice Of honest praise will st1I be dumb,
And he may court an earned obscurity.
The fruits Of forgery, results of crime,
And all that made swlndled people bleed,
Awaits alike the inevitable time
The paths Of fraud to dark damnation lead.
No more for him viii conscience be wrung;
No more for him viii rascals break the law;
No more for him Will robbers 90 unhung;
No more viii lie another salary draw.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

CUri1uRA REsEpTEs nave done u1s pvwss
OF goo. nave beer athlete with skin discs 81
more than ofhegs bot at night the itchlng uear-
~ drove me Wild, would scratch uut3 the
blood would rlg down my limbs I have ha3
me, but others said not will say that before
USED the CUTIguHA REsUEDIEs was in q fear.
ful state, and bad given up all hope of aver
having suy relief; but, like . drowning rasu
grasping 81 a straw, I thought would Ery the
CUTIgrRA REaIE0IEs about which had read 80
much. They have performed a wondarfui cure
for me. sud OF ny own free win and accord
recommend them. S. A. SFEE'LsE
1879.
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Philadelphia has new Century Cook
ing Club. composed of women, who
have hired competent instructor, and
are learning how to cook well. The
President says: There is false idea
prevalent that professional cooking is
costly luxury, whereas the advantage of
thorough knowledge in this art is not
alone in producing good results, but in
producing them by the simplest means.
Good cooking, in other words, means
economical cooking. The ignorant cook
is the wasteful cook, but IN the hands
of one who understands her business the
simplest food is made attractive, and an
ordinary domestic dinner assumes the
quality of banquet" The club lately
gave dinner to twenty-five persons at a
total cost Of 81 30 for the provisions, as
follows:
Black bean soup, 216 quarts, stock 15c.,
beans f0c, eggs &C., lemons 4c..........S0 IS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

A PUBLIsHER's SoN MTssrNG.
Howard Peterson, son of Charles 7.
Peterson, the Philadelphia publisher. has
been missing since Sunday, the 9th inst.
On Saturday afternoon, the 9TH inst. !.
Mr.. Peterson, who is thirry-three years
old, went to Atlantic City, N. j., to see
his wife, who had been ordered there by
her physician. The next day, after din.
ner. he told his wife that he would take
a walk. He went out at about three
o'clock, and since that time he has not
been seen or heard of.
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Weather Indications.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INGToS, February 2l.-Indications for
Tuesdays
In the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly north
easterly, stationary or higher temperature
and barometer.
In the Middle Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly north
erly, stationary temperature, rising, follow
In the East Gulf States, clear Or partly
cloudy weather, light northerly winds, be-
coming variable, stationary barometer.
In the West Gulf States, warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
light southerly, and falling barometer.
Ia Tennessee and the Ohio valley, warm
er, clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
moetly southwesterly, stationary, followed
by falling barometer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

Thirty years ago James Boyle left Ire
land for Australia with his wife and one
child, leaving another child. Mary, with
her grandfather. He was very success
full on the gold fields, and invested his
money to great advantage His wife and
child died in Australia. Mary married
a man named Glen, and moved to
America, where she has been living in a
poor part of Philadelphia. By the mis-
carriage of letters incidental to her NOV
ing at the same time as her father they
lost trace of each other, and each thought
the other dead. She now finds herself,
after life of hard struggle, worth a
million of dollars.
Equally adapted to the feeble or robust,
male or female, are Malt Bitters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

CLEVELAND, o., February 21.-The asso-
ciated banks and bankers Of Cleveland, COM
prising the clearing house, this morning,
sent telegram to President Hayes, saying
that the passage Of the funding bill, with the
fifth section in its present form, Will prove
disastrous TO the business prosperity of the
country, and express the hope that the
President may see his way clear to veto the
bill IL 1t passes.
ALBANY, N. Y, February 21.-In view of
the probable passage of the funding bill,
the First National Bank, of this city, to-day
resolved to withdraw 1000 of its depos-
tied bonds, which cover SCI, 900 in circula-
tion. Other banks Of this city are con-
sidering similar action,
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CHICAGO, February 21.-The Times cores
pondent sent to investigate the effects OF
the hard winter on the cattle Ia the great
grazing lands of the West, telegraphs from
Kansas City that cattle men no longer try
to conceal the fact that the season OF 1881
win be very disastrous to their interests.
Fstimates Of the losses in the various
ranges run all the way from III to 20 per
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Gaf Hfa emeaes
Ggticura
HAOR REMEDIES

CurTo5Rk BEsolvEEr Is the greatest ns0o6
puriesF u medicine 1t ncts through the boH~
els, liver kianeys snu skin. II absofos n9.aeaa
snat isoase IL the blood and purges thena xxoGn
% lne 81 stem GUEfcCRA, G Medicinal Jelly, a.
rest external disease. eats away ufeless lssh
s.9 au9 sam aliays Inflammation itching and irTf
tSs.lSn' t.sa5ln' and heals. CUTIcURA soar cieansea.
ne@s ~ soitens- whiten9 and beautfies rna Skin.
CUTguUeA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

Charles Swagart, rough, went unin-
ylted to country dance, near Webster,
Burke county, o., at the residence of Z.
Trichne, and fired into the ceiling to
create scare. whereupon Louis Christian
shot Swagart in the head and mortally
wounded him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

CosTLY.-ColoneI Carroll D. Wright,
who Is at the head of the Bureau of In
-dustrial Statistics for the State of Massa-
chusetts, says that in the various strikes
st Fall River the sum of 81 400, 600 has
been lost to the operatives through idle.
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wv,. watavfa,s Passengers Arrive.

ToNDoE. February 21.-The passengers
and mails for Liverpool from New York
January 18th, by the steamer Batavia, which
was towed into Fayal on the 9th inst.s dis
ehIeS have arrived at Lisbon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

New YORK, February 21.--Oliver M.
Bradford, for more than twenty ,nve years
connected with the Associated fIess' anu
~ o,,e time IFS agent In New Orleans, died
th,s a. o evening at his residence In this city.
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interesting Facts from the Census.

Interesting Facts from the Census.
Many interesting facts are embodied
in the census report of the outstanding
bonded Indebtedness of the cities and
towns of the United States containing a
population of $500 inhabitants and up
ward. The total number of such cities
and towns is 800; total population, H.
$50, 772; total bonded debt, 1864, 346, 913;
debt per capita, $5S 3d. In the record,
Connecticut appears with Is such towns
and cities. population of 295, 300, bonded
debt of $12. .S46. 564, and per capita debt
OF $43 81. Throughout the country,
the rates of interest paid range from 8 to
IL per cent. per annum The total
amount bearing each rate is as follows:
At 8 per cent, 1888, 100; 4 per cent,
$21, ass, 1856; Al per cent, 81. $50;
5 per cent, $9s. $40. OF; 81 per cent.
$515,000; per cent, $3O4, 200, ,15s;
81 per cent, $1,551, ,1O4; per cent,
$1S6, 1886, ,S29; 74 per cent, SIC, 1885,
900; u per cent, 1856, 500; s per
NJ
10 per cent, $6, 157, ,623; u per cent,
$112, 600; rate not specified, $2, $50, ,040.
The highest rates prevail in the Western
aud Southern States. No New England
State. and only one (Pennsylvania) of
the Middle States, pay higher rate than
z per cent. The only Western State
whose cities and towns do not pay as
high rate as 10 per cent. is Ohio. Vir-
ginia City, New, pays 12 per cent. on her
S112, 900 of bonded indebtedness. The
only States which have not borrowed
money on account of municipalities at 6
per cent are Florida, Mississippi. Ne
braska, Colorado, Nevada and Oregon.
The only municipal bonds bearing s. low
rate Of interest az 3 per cent. are 1888.
600, of which S859, 900 were issued ia
Virginia. and SI24.1 100 IN West Yir-
ginia The computations in the census
Office have not vet proceeded fan
enough to show what proportion of the
aggregate bond Indebtedness natures 8f-
ter the year 1900. 1t is kaoWntast SD.
lI3 5l4 d the bonded Indebtedness Ia
Massachusetts natures after tha year
named The entire municipal iuCsoted-
ness OF thc Stat is $I3. 633, ,0f9; thus
Hearty one dfth Inc bonds nave --earl.
twenty years more 10 var-. lf this pre-
DOrtiga sh0ula b -s.u goo Ia all tAe States
ea~out $4,000 900 of lbe municipal
! bonded Indebtedness OF lha United States
cannot be paid a1sH after the expiration
Of twenty years Probably tie bonds
,Ehicn have lh0 longest time 10 ran gen
e.ally speaking. arc those which boar the
lower rates nf Tnfornot f
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Bark DIsabled-The Brfg Redowa.

LONDON, February 21-The German bark
Carl Frederic, from Darien January 5, for
Fecamp, arrived at Plymouth yesterday with
her bows damaged, having lost her bowsprit
in q collision.
ported at the Pasajes, from Savannah. has
been wrecked near the Passjes. Nine Of
her crew were landed at Cardiff.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

Who would throw away baxl af18a
moDcY for every new cough syrup adver.
sleed, when goa can procure that standard
remedy Tor coughs Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price - cents q bottle, fen22-lt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

60 North, young man, 80 North and
freeze up with the country. But don forget
10 take bottle OF Dr. Bali's Cough Syrup
along. teb22-1t
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LONDON, February 21.-A dispatch from
Athens to Reuters Telegram Company
says royal decree has been issued calling
out the reserves. The troops Of the Morea
are being gradually ordered to march north
ward. The largest college in Athens has
been converted into military hospital.
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SUES R1FrfoSs.
months, g CO., three months. b SCs one
IRI.WEEKLT NEws, one year, % 90; six months,
- ~ tnree months, 81 80.
N ADVANCE DELIVERED BIZ CARRIER on PREPAID
By MAu.
nan subscribers viii please observe the date
on their wrappers.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ten lines make a square, line averages
seven Words. Advertisements, per square,
one insertion 81 90; two insertions 81 80:
three insertions So 60; six insertions S. 90;
twelve insertions 50 %; eighteen insertions
<l& o0i tWenty-siX insertions $l5 81.
Local or Reading Notices double above rates.
special rates on large advertisements.
amusement Advertisements 81 80 per square.
Auction Advertisements Marriages, Funerals,
Meetings and Special Notices 81 per square
each insertion
Legal Advertisements Of Ordinaries, sheriRs
and other officials inserted at the rate pre-
scribed BY law.
wants, Boarding, For Rent, Lost and Found, 10
cents line. No advertisement inserted
under these headings for less than 30 cents.
2 Eemittances can be made by Post Ofice Order,
Registered Letter or Express, ct our risk.
We DO not Insure the insertion OF any adver-
tisement on any specified day or days, nor
do We insure the number Of insertions with
in the time required by the advertiser.
Advertisements viii, however, have their
full number OF insertions when the time
can be made up. but when accidentally left
out and tbs number Of insertions cannot be
given, the money paid for the omitted in
Eertions viii be returned to the advertiser.
Al letters should be addressed,
H ESTILL,
Savannah, Ga.
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s2egIstered at the POS: Oface Ia Sa-
TRnnab aa Second Class Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

A Quiet Day in Both HOuses-The
Senate Holds a Night Session-The
New Congregational L1brarv-A
Move for Revenue HefOrm-Con.
tests Decided.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

Have never used any remedies kor HOOD dis
eases that can compare with tbs CUr2cuRA
REME DIEs / haze useo them Ia all forms for
very severe case OF what the doctors called
Eczema which was etfectnaiig cured id eight
week. AZ blood pSfsaer, nothing can equal
your Cu9ICUlsA REscLyENT. ( cannot say too
much 10 their praise, aud / an nalsing them
about the city MANUEL MANIErL
II Rllrgaadg st., Neao Orleans, La.
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A pocket full Of money amounts to little

LONDON, February 2I.--Haggie, Lumbros
& Co, of Syra, Greece, have failed. Liza
hilities go 600.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-22

CUrsgra eENRDIEs are prepared By WEEEa
& PoFrEs, Chemists and Druggists $50 Wash
Drug gis6s
FoI sals wholesale and retail by oSCEOLA
RITrI L.l4 Savannah fla
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TALLAHASSEE JOITINGS.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE
YESTERDAY.

Explanation Eanted-A Heavy Bill
on a Heavy Subject-SO1ne of Hts
Features-DistInR uished Visitor
A Fine GOw-Shut Down On New
Matter The Worlds Fsir Con-
gressiOnal AppOriIonment-T Taxes
for 1881 and 1882.
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Amu8ins incidents in ihe CtaE Com

Amusing Incidents in he GtaE Con.
test.
a Washington paoisi G0 tl1 Baltimore
gal aY CAN auasioe feature ia The
Cannon Campbell contest ovr the Ter
u-5rial aeat Congress rom Utad las
just cone to light 70 viii be remembered
that Governor ALurgay gave lie cez .-1--to
of election to Mr.. Campbell, although
Mr.. Cannon had received ten votes to
Campbell's one. When Cannon heard
of this he took steps to serve notice of
contest on Campbell, having thirty days
under the law to perfolm this ceremony.
Campbell left Salt Lake ostensibly for
Washington, but never reached here
This put Cannon off the track. He was
daily looking for Campbell 80 as to serve
notice of contest, but Campbell came
not. Cannon telegraphed to New York,
Chicago, Omaha and Salt Lake, but could
not get the run Of Campbells rapid
movements. He accidentally heard of
him at Circlesville, Kansas, and tele-
graphed there, but the bird had flown.
Becoming thoroughly frightened for fear
the thirty days would expire, Cannon
sent four notices of contest to Salt Lake,
each to particular friend, with instruc-
tions to hunt Campbell regardless of
expense. One man took the train east,
accidentally met Campbell at Green
river station on the very last day of the
thirty. Campbell was about to sit down
to breakfast in fancied security. but the
man with four wives and sect in Con-
gress Was too much for him. The gen.
tleman was so upset by being discovered
that he could eat no breakfast. Had he
been able to avoid service of notice of
contest Cannon could hardly have main
tanned his contest"
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The Western Unions Certificate
EflaG.

ALBANY, N. Y, February 21.-The certia-
cat 81 'nerelFc % the capital etock of the
Western Unlca Telegraph % $50. 0.00O 600 Wss
iiied vita the Secretary 0G State to-day
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shaving 3 g rascallg business shaTing
Wite cuticurs Shaving Soap alCa8 excepted,
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A MOVE FOR REVENUE REFORM.

hepresen.a'.ss 9inr GaI,eS, 81 tba ., HMlSslsSpp'
ing upon the Secretary OF the Treas
ury to obtain and furnish to the
House information as to the cost
of the production In European
markets OF each and every article upon
which an import duty is assessed In this
country, with the view to making the duty
equal to the excess Of the cost Of produc-
tion in this country, with cost Of freight
added.
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TALLAHASSEE, February 20.--A writer In the
Savannah NEWS attempts to account for the
smoke proceeding from the Florida Volcano
on the hypothesis that it was simply colupr-
of aqueous vapor. He speaks of having aee
been deceived hy 8 similar appearance, sbioa,
en being traced, was found 70 proceed frca
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Allowing -bis Tor tbs sake Of e. gumeut. viii
your correspondent give 1s some philosophical
reason fae tha light lhRt has been visible f5r
50 lon 3 pariodi 7 ena Ia search 81 light o.
this sa1 ect. and viii be glad % receive Is frot5
o. N a--.--lo-
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