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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-10
Spsctal Dpttres.
Notice..

OFFICE OF WATER WORKS,
June 10th, 1881.
Those persons residing south of Waldburg
street win please take notice that the water
will be shut off at 9 o'clock THIS MORNING
for the purpose of connecting extensions of
mains. r. d. GUERARD,
ie10-1t Superintendent S. w. w.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-10
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
CITUATED 100 yards from Fort Monroe.
y Open all the year. Equal TO any hotel in
the United States as Summer Resort. Send
for circular describing hygienic advantages,
etc HARRISON PHRBUS,
my30-1m Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07
LATEST NEWS CLIPPINGS.

Receiver James W IIusted, Of thu Rockaway
Beach Improvement company, filed his inven-
tory oi the com pany g assets. They consist OF
ll0 acres Of land % mammoth hotel, containing
200 rooms, engine house, waterw0rks, bath
Ing pavilion and pier 500 feet long and 200 feet
Wide. There 10 q NOR gage on the property OF
s72, 900, and TO bonds OF 81 900 each are out
standing against the company. Mechanics
liens amount 10 s2'6,+tl, and Judgments against
the company aggregate 81 $50. Under the Or
der Of the court the receiver was authorized to
issue certificates OF Indebtedness 10 the
amount OF SOS 900 and S3al 800 has been Issued
Insurance on the property Is sll2, $50.
IL Ia officially announced that at the end Of
September twenty delegates. representing va
rious hnes,sn ~ provinces, VIII be summoned
on the regulation ofpeasant migration; While
dlsoouraging any imprudent, ill-considered
tendency on the part OF the peasants to MI
CRATE, the government declares Itself desirous
OF the promotion Of migration when made
necessary by real distress, and OF assisting
sufferers 20 acquire fresh land.
Mr.. Freeman, the historian, win sail for this
country on the 27th OF september and will de-
liver his frst lectures Ia Boston. At present
he IL engaged In the publication OF q volume
OF historical and architectural atudles under
the title, Sketches from tho Subject and
Neghbor Lands Of Venice. he has nearly
completed the work on tho reign OF William
Rufuo.
Lord Dufferln has become very popular In
Constantlnoplo society His tact, hia chsrm-
Ing mauners aud his pleasant entertainments
oomblue to mako tho handsome ambassador
heartily liked both by Turks and foreigners.
Lady Duiieii0, who Ia an excellent amateur
actraAs, has been arranging several dramatic
representations.
There Is considerable coument nj Pough-
kecpnie upon tho fact that Matthew Vassar has
by mistake b.Queathsd $4,000 to seven
CHURCHES Ia that city, or 5000 to each one
because Il Ia known that In the oriEiual draft
OF the viii he tcqueathed s7, 600 In ALL or 0OC
each.
M,dbat Pasha'a place OF banishment, Il n
said is considered by the Arabs as The most
ancient place In the world. They say u IL IA,
place where Adam and Eve iod aft their OK.
pullion from Paradise, and Ewes tomb Ii
shown TO pilgrims.
John q. SAKE, the poet, IL spoken OF by I
friend as one who, In earlier years, at al
times deprecated hlmself. IIe once said tha
his attention wac directed 10 the poems OF Ber
anger by Horace Greeley. Some Of the poeml
SAKE translated. '.I.tt. Hs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07

Special to the Hersid.
Palestine, September In the election TO-
day Austin and Tyler were the two places
chiefly voted for. Austin will carry this
county. Houston and Galveston will be near
ly equally divided. The vote Ia not ALI
counted.
sam Helm lost his pocket book TODAY
containing about 500. Dick Edmonson
was lucky enough TO iiud IL
and return 1t to Tom with all the money.
team of mules took fright and ran nj fur,
speed through the town to-day, A lIttis
niece OF Mira Helms was in the buggy To
which they were hitched, and every peyaon
expected sudden death to the child, but thoy
were stopped and no injury was Sustained.
Mrs Wiley yesterday dropped dead In her
yard, Of heart disease. She was Inferred To-
day.
The public free schools opened here yester-
day.-with one hundred and seventy
pupils The people arc elated over
the .prosp, cts and will work hard to assist
Professor Coleman In making the free school
system o success.
Palestine ls rapidly improving and the
burnt district Ia being rebliit with brick
houses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07
Galveston.


Special to the Herald.
Galveston, September MIR. Julius Runre.
president of The First National bank, was To-
day presented with an elegant silver set. six
pieces, costing In New York 81 200, as A token
of esteem and appreciation of his valuable ser-
vices In his official capacity.
Fire broke Out at o'clock this morning In
the grocery store Van Davis, colored, corner
OF avenue Aand Goth street and spreading ran
idly, IL consumed two nelghborlng col apes
before Its course could be checked, Totpl loss.
$1,000; The flre was evidently the work OF an
incend!ary.
A colored man, whose name Ia at this hour
unattainable, was assaulted and badly eaten
by Two unknown men who made way with
two demiiohne ofllne whisky which he was
carry ing.
The result of the election just received
shows the following totals, For
amendment TO article of the
constitution Sl9, againstth same ia; article
III 900, against the $, me AO5, for the division
OF the university 1,6S2, against the
same q 0; for the main uni
verslty at Tyler l,O2l, Austin
36S, Lampasas sli, Waco 80, Caddo Grove 4,
Thorp Springs5. In favor OF the assessment
OF school tax for the maintenanoe
OF public schools Ia Galveston
5SB, against the same 5y7. The
tax proposition prevails having received the
required two-thiIds majority. For trustees OF
the public schools, w ii Sinclair and w Nj
Mencsr are electei.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07
Waxahachie,

Special to the Herald.
Ws%ahachie. September 6.--lhe election
passed OF quietly, the people taking very little
! torest, about 1t. outof 1900 votes In this pre-.
cinct there was only 1863 votes cast to-day
The vote was as follows Against locating the
medical department ofihe university at diff
ferent place from that of tho main university,
IA; In favsr OF the location OF the medical de-
pertinent OF the university at different place
irom that OF the main university, II,
for the entire university at Waco
e'for the entire university at Austin 0, for the
In university at Austin 49, for the main
, iversity at Tyler 10; for the main university
Mt Lamuasas AZ for the malp university nj
Thorpe Springs IL; for the medical department
at Houston IA; for the medical department at
Galvestonl l03; for amendment TO article W.;
againet amendment to article V, 4S;
for amendment TO Article LII "a, and
fgains. article III 100.
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rHRouaH CHESTER.

engaged in getting the coal In quickly. She
was minutes In coallng and left AZ l02l m .
THROUGH CHESTER.
Chester, Pa, September 6.--The president's
train passed the depot here al 10 25 a. m
runnine tthe rate OF 25 miles an hour. The
presiderts ear was apparently tightly clogsd
and no bulletin was sthrown OF.
white the engine OF the pr sidant'a train
was securing coal at Lamokin, DR. Agnew
told DIR. Miner of this city, that the president
had Improved since he lefl Washington, and
was getting on nicely. They Were clad 10 ret
him away from Washir gton, for the heat was
oppressive, The doctors .Dn the train were
we'll pleased with toe progress the train was
making ltwas quitefree from faults and they
hadhigh hopes ofreaching Long Branch in good
time and without any serious results. The
president had suffered very little fatigue.
WILMINGTON.
Wilmington, Del, September 6.-.The
presidents train passed through here az 1910
this morning, moving through the city at the
rate OF about ten miles an hour. About one
hundred people assembled at the DEPOT IL
was reported the president was in good con-
dition; Tho only change since leaving Wash
ipgton being slight increase of pulse
CORNWALL.
The presidents train passed here at ll:aO this
morning,
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Snn Antonio.
Special to the Ii,

oPeViut W tne hefalu.
San Antonio, September Cat the election
here to-day very little interest was'.mspi-
tested Come of the polling places were not
engaged for The judges. and no work was done
In tue interest OF any Of the candidates. The
vote OF the city Is about 5000
In a general election. The total vote to-day
was 800, which went almost solid for Austin
for the entire university, Only one county
preon has becn hard from and that vert
solid for Austin, Al votes,
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Special to the Herald.

Special TO The Herald. f
st. Louis, Mo. September 6.-Cotton drop.
ped slightly to-day, and will get lower, but II
cannot stay down, say those who know, but
will be run up again. Everybody Ia speculat-
ing, aud somebody is going to get badly hurt.
Extremely high prices nre ruling here for
wheat, attracting attention from the whole
country.
here II prices hold up. Inquiries have been
received both by man and river King thebest
lrures on No, red wlneer wheat laid down
here, and stating That all would ship here at
present u the prices were maintained.
here tomorrow. j. W. Wilson, OF Muncie
Indiana, telegraphs that thirty cara OF wheat
passed through his town TO day, enroute for
81. Louis. ~ wv
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Corstcnnn.

Special to tho Herald.
oorsicana, September GA gambler named
Frank Dewor, was arrested last night by OIL
Ger Elliott. About midnight Dewor entered
the Hood house aud administered chloroform
to some Of the inmates, but Mrs, Fleming, one
OF his victims, gave the alarm and he
left through q large glass WIN
dow, He was captured abou, SQUARE
from the house. Dewor Is q stranger here and
has been pal OF Fatty McDanisl's, low
gambler, who hasbeen doing the town for the
past few months. Dewor's object Is un-
known.
A negro was arrested this morning for at
tempted rape upon white woman, ana ia
now conflaed In Jail.
very small vote wai polled. No enthusi-
asm on the university question, whatever.
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wa
special 10 the Herald

Special to the Herald.
waco September 0,--lu the election
to-day l7ss votes were polled In this
city, of which 1850 were for Waco for
the entire university while Austin received
4 votes for the university as a whole and for
me literary department Houston got 10 votes
Ior 10 tne ne medical department. and Galveston
whole and l for the literary denartms,t
Oaddo Peak and sulphur sprlpgs got j yota
each Only II votes were cast In tie oitv ~
which Waco did not get either the Whole or
literary depsrtme- portion, w
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Jacksonville.
Special to tho Herald.

BpeoIhI 70 tho Herald. "II "a
jacksonville, September 6,-The election TO.
day resulted as follows; For amendment to
article V, 4; against, l4j for amendment to ar.
ticle Ill 4; against IL; In iAvor of the location
OF the medical department and main unlyer-
sity separate IA; for locating the main uni
versity and the medical department at Austin
I, Therp Springs l, Tyler 10 for the medical
department alone, Houston Q, Galveston 1916.
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Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald. ia
Hampstead, September 6.--The election here
to'day passed or In perfect qp'etness, only
one hundred and twenty-sefen votes being
polled. Forty were counted, when the election
board adjourned until tomorrow mornipp.
Austin received almost the unanimous vote
for the locat on OF the main university,
Houston received very large mai ,rity for
Inc location OF the medcal depart ment
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Special 10 the Herald

oUUuIHf 70 IIIU 1fbfHIu, ~ y y
Houston, September 0,-The election passed
OF quietly and large vote was polled, about
$500. Tyler received about ,OoO Many votes
were polled for Houston for
the medical department solidiy.
Ansiln and Waco received about
up, but enough to arrive at the above resnlt.
Lampasas got but small vote The am end-
ments were generally voted against,
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Bryan.
Special 70 the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
Bryan, September G.-There was only 20J
votes cast here to-day. They were 90 follows:
For the amendment to article v. %. against
o.; for amendment to article III. "a, against
lO5; for Thorp's Springs "a, Lampasas IA,
Tyler II; for the entire univertity at Austin
s3, for tho literary department at
Austin 90i for the medical department at CAL
weston 02i for the came at Houston i5; for main
department ut Waco 81.
r zimmerman was appointed to-day by the
committee to the Nashville Peabody normal
school.
Rain fell to-day.
The protracted meeting continues at the
Methodist church.
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Special to the Herald.

'P'VINI 70 IHb HoraId.
Taylor September G.--Atihe election to-day
there was light vote polled which was as
'ollows' Austin-for both branches, IS, liter.
ary department, IS; Galyeston--tor medical
department, 5li Houston, TO- Lampasas.-
tor literary ~ wnco, 2, ltis thought the resi-
u me county Will. go In proportion with this
Cotton is coming In fast. Merchants all
busy. .'i
sing nicely. P'0e',e
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sulphur Springs.

oFtUIHI 20 INC HerA1d.
sulphur Springs, September. o.--In the cleo
ton to-day the amendments were defeated by
large majority. For the main branch Of the
university Waco received 2, Austin 70, and
Tyler 1888. For the medical department CAL
weston received lb7, and Houston SO.
passing eneine set lra TO car of ex-
pressed cotton Sunday morning, and twenty.
six bales were burned. No other damsge was
done, Wv
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Groesbeclk.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Grocsbeck, September e.-The total number
OF votes polled to-day at this place was o., for
the amendment to Art, v. 40, against Art, v.
az for amendment to Art. III. Is, against, 80,
for dividing the university; "a; against d.
Waco for the main branch, ID; Tyler for the
mntn branch, 32i Tyler for the whole, 4; AUS
tiu Tor the main branch, II; Thorp's Syringe,
4; Galveston for the medical department, 81
Iou!'on for the medical department, O.. The
terest was manifested.
No rain yot.
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Special to the Herald. W
LampasAs, September 6,--The surveying
oorps OF the Gull, Colorado \ Santa Fe ran.
road which has beer camped here for n week
or two, left yesterday for Bolton. 1t Ia not
Known whether we win get that road or not.
Al, nuS M polls ior the election were opened up In
largest vote ever polled at this place.
Ne nave not hea~i from other
pmneeS out we suppose W. are In the lead
NJ @ tne SPEAKERS VIII return o-nlgnt.
Cotton II coming In lively and ihsra n. a ha.r
one hundred and MY bales received up 10 dates
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Special to tho Herald.

Sherman, September o.-.Thc election passed
OF quietly. Only 400 votes were cast, and
very little interest was manifested. The vote
In this city Is two 10 one for Austin for the
main university, and two to one for Galveston
for the medical DEPART ment. The amendment
to article v was carried In every ward, and the
amendment TO article Ill was defeated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07
Rusk.
Special to the Herald.

Rusk, September only about 40 per cent.
OF the votes OF this precinct were cast In the
election to-day, which was one Of the most
quiet ever had here. The following is the
result; For the university entire. Aus
m ~ Waco TS,or .ne ah Tadho praacn pna%
Thorp Springs |, for the medical department,
Galveston 49, Houston 80, for amendment 10
article Y 67, against le,j for amendment to
article Ill 80, against 1872.
Captain T. II. Gregg, OF Quinn C Gregg,
attorneys AZ this place, returned to-day from
protracted vislt TO Tennessee, much i'm :
proved In health.
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Fort worth.
Sneclal to the Herald.

Fort Worth, September 6.--Mr. Charles
Morrow, day yard master Of the Texas Il Pa
cinc yard at this place, complained Of being
unweil about five O'Clock Tuesday evening,
Peerless restaurant and dropped dead. Dr..
Petite. his physician, said It was paralysis Of
the heart
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07
STATE SPECIALS.
RETURNS FROM Yesterdays BIgoTIoN

An Exceedingiy neagre Vote was Cast
Throughout the Entire state, Ex.
cept I'm Interested quarters,
and no Enthusiasm Manifest.
cd whatever-Not sum.
Client Number of Towns
or Precincts Heard
from Yet 60 Judge
of the Result
ut All, Etc.
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?, Lampssas about I. Galveston beat
nnouston u Tyler and Waco nothing.
Some rain and god deal OF wind
totton Is coming IN as fast as Il can.
subscription for the Austin 4 Northwestern
eas been about completed, 1t Is thouSht, tis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07

Captain n. II. Noodle, formerly of the steam-
ship b ,thnia, died In Liverpool on Saturday.
He wasl In the employ Of the Cunard company
for thirty five years. y-F'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07

Ex.spesker Randall has accepted an invita-
tlon OF the Baltimore County Agricultural
society TO deliver tho annual address at the
fair next month.
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a desperate named Mitchell was killed
while resisting arrest in Morris county few
days ago. u
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AT THE SEA SIDE.
PRESIDENT REMOVED TO LONG BRANCH.

The Long Talked-OfJ journey from the
white House Made at Last-Great
Interest Manifested Along the
Way-speed. Ease and nc In
CONFERENCE.-The Distin-
Euished Patient is Get
ting along Favor.
ably, and New
Hope is Enter
tnined, Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-07

The Austin fair association offers q 800
prize to the successful lady rider In a three
mile race.
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engaged In getting the coal In quickly. She
was minutes In coallng and left az l0:2l q m /.
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The president continues TO do we'll. A brief
stop wac made nj Bay View and the wound
was successfully dressed, Out OF Bay View,
by reason OF good track the speed was In.
creased to 30 miles per hour and no discomfort
was felt by the president. The vibration OF
the bod was no greater than alta lower rate OF
speed.
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The pres,senws panr,y i'M Mv, West phisdslphis
Junction, II e5, Frankfort, II ,0s, Homesburg
li:li. when the president wns Informed more
than half Of his journey had been compi, ted
he seemed greatly pleased and said this wns
decidedly the moet Interesting day OF any
since he wae ehot.
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The presidential train has made the run
minutes. aud then stopped for coal. Ten mon
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philadelphia, September Q. Tho prosident's
train passed Havre dc Grace, Maryland, 50
miles this side OF Baltimore. at B,be a. m. A
private dispatch says the president 10 really
enjoying his Journey aud 10 doing well. A
Philadel ,hia, Wilmington q baltimore d.
yl,ion Of the road, approximattd 10 miles an
hour,
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a pAL 1i NI nun . ie.rtVur seiy ~
Uwatu sre ~ e aSaa w "s Siet ~ az
NV NV eAHa 20 Iono 70 ,ahy 20 QUA 90
wheaI' western e1G'teu, mgnef anu s'tvn
t N9' MinGti teo;sPot anu August
p,u Sep;MsmoeI 81 4Sna1 y VCtooeF ~ 70
81 SoNi Novemoet ~ "a voFn western Ii
nifner anu stI9ng mi1ed Pns S mt Aus Sss
7SS, st,onsl az osts %iySsr oS ScSrrs and
Am 4 weSieTn white ISalIle mixed 4Sa48c
pennsyd . amin 45SiSn RYE nominal Al COCA
Il N, Hav arm And hiriy active : 'priIne 10
chhica pann,vivania ala c0,io ~ Prnvisions
StasIv moss nork 1iS76. hulk meats. .hould.
IA an cIs.r Xix aides hacked "a O6sI0 20.
bacon. shoulders "a Is clear rib sides iii rs
hams Sl3 OOai4 10. Lard, refined Sl2 IS.
Butter firm; western grass iia2lc. Eggs scarce
Coffee tirn VIC cargoes i0ISl2Hc. Sugar
arm; Asoft exc. Whisky firm al 81 20.
t,sc,s,A+t August IN Cation oniet bpt
~, H,T al iiXo FSHr IN GOOD demand and Al
fnil nrlcss@ fancy ia 8lN6 Az: family n O0a
76O. Wheat demand active! prices have i'd.
yanced fully 10; No. 2 red winter 81 asa
/ 49, tlOrn opened irregular and fairly &C.
tive and closed dull, unsettled and lower: No.
2 mixed of, red at zoe; closed Of GyC: buyers
and sellers apart: no transactions Oats
strong and higher; No. 2, 47c. Rye strong
and higher: No. 2, 81 t2ai q. Pork nomin.
ally uhehangedj held at go 90. Lard IN good
demand and prices shade higher at tl1 30.
Bulk neats stronger shoulders H2s clear
rih " y. Bacon s,[onS anu h,guets shouIo en
a. ~ S,es ,.i,1, s,oI I"," U n; 4, "a
ma ara rSnSinS slr5Sp: sombinSI n sSIeS fin.
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nues equal 70 the expenditures. This wal
accomplished as early q the second yeal
oithe republic; and every year since thsn
there has been an excess Of revenue. In
1879 It amounted to over s.. 900 OOQ, and
In 1880 10 much larger sum. But It was
necessary To vastly increase the t'xss BY
tapping new resources. Direct txsl Weld
about $50, 0O0, 900; Indirect taxes ver 5000
900 900; the rOa tEices over $50. 0OO, 0O0i
stamps, $l45. eco 900; and from extraoEdi'
nary sources there came $50, 000.O GOO. The
sum total ofrecsipts in 1879 ives but Q very
little short Of $500 0OO. 900. ottbe expendi
lures for the same year $3.50 0OO, 600 went
to pay the interest on the debit but % oil
of Ia paid to French citizens, It does net
operate as q hardship, nor to the impover'
ishment OF the nation, as 10 the case with
Russia and other Continental monaFchles,
whose dsbs are due to foreign capitalists
e1clusively.
There could be NO better illustration oil
the vitality Of the Republic and the CON
fidenCs 1t inspires than 10 furnished by
the fact that, Notwithstanding the enor'
nous debt existing, the National Assem-
bly, has authorized new loans 10 the
amount Of o billion dollars, 10 be a,ated
in the next ten years, for internal i'm
pTovements, and the eAgernets Of the peo'
pie TO invest In these loGns Rs FAR as they
have been offered -Sdn Pfdncisco Ghroni'