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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-29

LONDON, June 2S.-Mr. Forster, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, will receive deputa-
ton representing Irish agricultural laborers
on the first of July, when statement In re-
gard to their condition viii be laid before
him.
The Morning Post says that Mr.. Parnell
has not yet fixed the date OF his visit to the
United States, the object of which is under
stood to be to use his influence to discourage
the exertions Of the skirmishers.
In the House of Commons TO-DAY Right
honorable George Shaw Lefevre, First
Commissioner of Works and Buildings, said
tnat members were not satisfied with the
result OF the experiments by the Brush
Electric Light Company of lighting the
House OF Commons which were made dur
Ing the late recess, and that further trials
have been postponed until the next recess.
La the House of Commons to-day MIR.
Gladstone, speaking on his motion, OF
which he gave notice yesterday, relative to
the progress on the land bill, said he hoped
to prorogue Parliament during the frst
week in August.
Mr.. Gladstone's motion, that after
Wednesday the several stages of the land
Dill shall have precedence over other orders
OF business. whenever the bill appears on
the notice paper, until the House shall
otherwise decide, was adopted without a
division after debate lasting an hour and
half.
In view of the reassembling Of the None
tsry Convention on Thursday next, the
Times, In its financial article this morning,
while eoEceding that as an act of courtesy
to France and the United States it was
proper to accept their invitation to send
delegates to the conference, advises the
withdrawal of the English representa-
tives In that body, as there is no question
In any case of Eugland's agreeing to any,
thing which viii affect her adhesion
to single gold standard. The wri-
ter declares that the basis of the
conference is fundamentally erroneous In
its conception of the functions of the gov
eminent in regard to metallic currency and
opposed to the traditional principles of the
English currency system, and he views the
presence OF the English delegates 10 the
Congress as most unfortunate and ealeulat-
ed to tnjure the reputation of the English
government. He seeks to show that the
functions of the government in dealing with
metallic currency Is simply to guarantee
its weight and fineness, following the wishes
OF It's subjects in The selection of the metal,
and tn.n0 way offering TO regulate the sup
ply of the metal itself.
, DUBLIN, June Is At the weekly meet
Ing OF the Land League to-day it was stated
that E24O had been received since the last
meeting, but that no remittance had come
to hand from America. Mr. Sexton said that
El00, 900 had been subscribed since the
commence ment OF the movement, and that
more than half that amount had been ex-
pended up to the present Mr. Redpath
said the amount expended was over $50, 900.
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OoneH IaIand.Raeea.-..

CoNEY Island, June 2S.-There was a
good attendance at the races here to-day
The weather was shoWerv.
The first race, a handicap sweepstakes,
one mile, Ripple won, with Sir Hugh second
and Marathon third. Ripple won easily by
three lengths in 1:471l.
The second race, for purse of five hun
dred dollars, winner to be sold at auction,
one and quarter miles, Big Medicine won
by two lengths, sly Dance second, Bliss
third, Vagrant fourth, Una fifth, Topaz
sixth, Victim seventh, Jerry eighth, Baton
Rouge ninth, and Bellona last. Time 2:l3sx.
The third race, handicap sweepstakes
for two.year olds, three-quarters of mile,
was won by Francisco, R.ca second, Ida
third Time 1:19I.
The fourth race, for gentlemen riders, a
free handicap sweepstakes, one mile, was
won by Speculation by a length, Geranium
second, Clarendon third, Eunice fourth,
Bennett last. Time 1:5115
The fifth race, for a purse of 500, one
and three-quarter miles, Parole and George
Mccullough ran. Parole won by three
lengths, hands down. Time Bill. The last
mile was run In 1:45$s. s
The last race was selling steeple chase,
short course, and was won by Lizzie D.,
-Deyan second, Dispute third, Redding
fourth, Zella last. Time 3:47L,
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CoNsTANTINePLE, June 2s.-In the trial
OF the consDirators yesterday the Public
Prosecutor demanded that the penalty of
death should be pronounced against the
actual assassins, and that Midhat, Ruchdi
and Mahmoud Pashas be condemned to
fifteen years hard labor. The assassins con
fessed that the assassination was ordered
by Nonri Pasha. The replies. of
Ruchdi Pasha in the examination
at Smyrna are systematic denlals of the
allegation, but are shown even in the speech
OF Midhat Pasha be self. contradictor
Midhat Pasha, in his address, rebutted the
twenty seven points of the Indictment, de-
clared that he would never have degraded
the revolution, which he had glorified, and
which had been accomplished without
bloodshed. Mahmoud Pasha energetieally
denied participation in the crime The
session lasted six hours. Members of the
diplomatic body and a large number of
spectators attended the trial.
A Constantinople correspondent saws:
ga wrestler and his two companions alone
confessed to the murder OF the ex-Sultan
Abdul Aziz. The Others accused stoutly
denied completely In the affair"
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
Meeting of the State Central Conn
mtttee-Trying TO Agree ON a New
Line of Action.

RICHMOND, June 2s.-The Republican
State Central Committee meet here at noon
to-day, pursuant to the cali of Hon. John
+. Lewis, Chairman. The full committee
were present either in person or by proxy.
Upon taking. the chair Mr.. Lewis stated
that it lad been his intention to resign the
Craftsmanship at the meeting which he had
called for the 2lst. That circumstances
compelled him to postpone the date of the
meeting until to-day, and that he regarded
the action OF the meeting on the 21st, in
deposing him, as Illegal. Gen. Wickham,
congressman Jorgensen and Dezendorf and
others, who participated in the meeting
OF the 2lst, were present and made no OBJ.
lection to Lewis presiding over the delib-
erations of the Committee Subsequently
Lewis vacated the chair, and called State
Senator Early, who favors a coalition with
the Readjusters, to preside. Mr.. Clarke, OF
Fairfax, offered a resolution, requesting
both Lewis and General Wickham to resign,
and providing for the appointment of
committee of conference to recommend
new Chairman and other measures for the
consideration of the general committee.
This resolution is being vigorously discussed.
Inc committee appear to be about equally
divided. FF1
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NORFOLK, June 2S.-Last week Eugene
Whitney, submarine diver connected with
the wrecking firm of James Tower & Co.,
of this city, found small three-hundred-
pound safe in an after cabin of the wreck
Of the Uuited States steamer Huron, which
fcupdered on the coast off Kitty Hawk. N.
safe, which was opened Yesterday, COM
prised six British sovereigns of various
coinages two silver medals, Maltese cross
shaped, each bearing on its diverse, In q
circle, "Fidelity, Zeal and OBEDIENCE and
In the centre ~. s N.''-the back OF one
is engraved "Henry 7. Emerson,li aud on
eighteen-carat gold ring, and silver coin Of
uncertain date. This safe has been searched
for with interest, as it was thought to con-
tain large sum of money but as none was
found, It is presumed it belonged to one Of
the officers and not to the paymasters.
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The New York stock Market.

New YORK, June 2S.-The stock market
opened weak and generally low, aud under
a heavy pressure to sell prices took down
ward turn, and the entire market continued
to decline steadily during the morning and
until late in the afternoon. The decline
RANGED from 4 to 6I per cent, the latter
ing off 81, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin-
natl and Indianapolis AZ, Texas Pacitf, g.
Lake Erie and Western and Peoria, Decatur
and Evansville 2%, Central Pacific 25S, and
Canada Southern and Memphis and Charles
ton 214 per cent.
Toward the close a firmer tone prevailed
and the final sales showed recovery In the
general list of to 134i per cent, while
Boston Airline rallied "a per cent. Ia the
late dealings Elevated Railway stocks be-
came quite strong and rose "a 1924 pei
cent, but reacted at the close. Sales ag.
gregated 2S4 ,6S4 shares.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Shocking Tragedy on a British Rail-
way-A Journalist Charged with
the Crime.

LONDON, June 2S-When the Brighton
Railway express train was stopped for the
collection Of tickets outside of Brighton
yesterday, a man named Arthur LEROY was
found in one Of the carriages wounded in
the head and bleeding. He reported that
his fellow travellers were country
man and an old gentleman That shortly
after passing Croydon he heard a
shot aud was stunned. The police found
several bullets imbedded in the carriage, and
In the Balcombe tunnel they found with its
throat cut the corpse of F. J. Gold, re-
tired business man, who had been to Lon
don to collect dividends. He was also
stabbed In various places. Only q pocket
book containing cards was found on his
person. LEROY, after having his wound
dressed, started for London. "a notice has
been issued stating that he will be accused
of the murder of Mr. Gold. He is a news
paper reporter, aged %. s
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GALVESTON, June 2S.-A special from Ty.
Ter says "Dr. Ball, who was arrested as an
accomplice In the poisoning of Hancock,
together with five others, has made his es-
cape from jail. This Is the third escape
within thirty days OF sixteen persons, In
cludl % murderers, horse thieves, etc, hav-
ing escaped within that tlme.n
JAcKsBoRo, TEXAS, June 2S The priso-
ers in the jail, securing scantling from the
outside while the jailer was at dinner, burst
open the door and made . dash for liberty.
A prisoner named Pitts, charged with mur-
der, went to the nearest store and gave an
alarm, surrendering himself. The Sheriff
Immediately organized q party of citizens,
who succeeded ffi recapturing all except
one. who will doubtless be caught.
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EBB AND FLOW.

Life throbs with tides that ebb and flow,
With things that come and things that go.
The mists that rise when morn is fair.
Are not more transient in their stay,
Than are the hours that speed away.
For often life seems like dream
So quickly fash with glance and CLEAN,
A thousand things that come and go. -
And cause the tides to ebb and flow.
A sad sweet strain that's borne along
By breath Of wind, a bit OF song,
Afew fond words when dear friends meet
The music of land that's sweet:
The sympathy that prompts sigh;
wIusome face that passes by:
Brief Joys that stay their little while,
A kindly glance, a loving smile,
These ever come, and ever 20,
And like the tides, they ebb and flow.
4 lovely landscape, fair and bright.
One moment seen, then lost to sight,
The gorgeous clouds at set of sun.
That crown the day when it is doae,
The frosty pictures on the pane.
That fade and come and fade again;
The curling smoke that floats away;
A snow wreath on winters day;
All these like waves that ebb and fIaw
With ceaseless throb, still come and go.
= y8k70tc5l.
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BLOODSHED IN ALLENDALE.
KNIVES aud Pistols at WOrk-Proba.
BILE Murder. ag Il.

PORT ROYAL. June 2S.-A man named
Emanuel was shot aud probably fatally
wounded at Allendale to-day in row. Who
did the shooting has not yet been ascer-
tanned, and particulars are awaited.
The latest from Allendale says the row
occurred this morning about IL o'clock be-
tween F. l.. Emanuel, W. R. Wright,
A. NJ. Emanuel, G. G. Wimberly and
j. T. Groves. A number OF shots passed
WimberlY received one pistol wound. A. NJ.
Emanuel is very probably fatally wounded
by pistol ball. The others were hurt by
Knives
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Lrnchinr I.nnIrad Rnr.

GALvEsToN, June 2S A special from
Graham, Texas, says: ''Sheriff Milton has
arrived and lodged In Jail Pete Mcdonald,
D. Mcdonald and Nick Mcdonald, who
murdered Mr.. Martin at Belkrap and
robbed his store. They were caught while
asleep at the house of their father. The
goods they had with them were recognized
as stolen goods, and seven horses as those
stolen in Grayson county. A large number
of people are here from Belknap, and it is
feared an attempt will be made to lynch the
prisoners. Intense excitement prevails.
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FLORIDA FLASHES.
Killed by LighIning-The Comet
Welcome Rains.

JACKSONVILLE, June 2s-John BlgeloW,
proprietor of the hotel at Maitland, Orange
county, was instantly killed by lightning on
Sunday.
A large comet was visible last night in
the northwest.
Rains, which are greatly needed, are fall
Ing In various parts OF the State.
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NEW York, June Yesterday after
noon Alexander Broberger, aged thirty
board the steamer Western Texas, then
lying at her wharf In East river. Losses and
reyefses In his business, which was that Of
fprrier, are supposed to have been the
cause Of his resortiug to self destruction.
Hehad already secured passage to Texas,
but was this morning removed to Bellevue
Hospital. The extent of his injuries are not
definitely known. His mind is believed to
be ffectrd
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commencement az Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June 2S.-The
weather yesterday was quite pleasant, and
the closing exercises of the University OF
Virginia were more lively than they have
been for years. TIE annual meeting OF the
Board OF Visitors was held, and at eight
O'clock last evening the final celebration OF
the Washington Literary Society tooE place.
T. NJ. o. Fern, of Texas, received the ora
tors medal, and w. ". Wilkinson, Of Ala
hama. the aebater's medal Among the
large number Of distinguished visitors from
other States are Gen. Stevenson. Judge
Manfrfes and Gen. Mccoy, of Kentucky,
and Col. Ellis, Of Chicago. There was a
large reception at ten O'Clock last nignt at
the residence of Prof.. Peters. Prof;
=. A. Smith left yesterday for an extended
trip in Europe. He went ag delegate 70
the Methodist Convention, WHICH meets 10
London in July. His mission is also to visit
some of the celebrated universities 10
Europe in order to obtain something new
for the University of Virginia.
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The Hungarian Elections.

PEsTH, June % of the 29S Deputies
elected to the Hungarian Diet, ia are MINI
isterialists, 63 Independents, A Moderate
Opposltionists and s Nationalists, and 8 be-
long to no special party. 2s7.is5
A journalist has been sentenced to four
months imprisonment and to pay fine of
LOCO forms for an article attacking the
army. A
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PERILOUS FOLLY.


CINCINNATI, June 2S-The steamer Pha-
ton, while racing with the steamer Handy
this afternoon st l O'clock, exploded her
boilers, and the boat was torn to pieces.
The chimneys of the Handy were blown off.
The accident happened four miles up the
river from here. Both boats were filed
with passengers. The steamer Wildwood
has gone to the rescue. No news has yet
been received as to the extent Of the loss OF
life.
The PLason was a small side-wheel
steamer, valued at $1,000, engaged In local
trade between Vanceburg and Manchester.
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weather Indications.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INGToN, d. c., June 28-Indications for
Wednesday:
In the South Atlantic States, fair weather,
winds mostly southwesterly, stationary OF
higher temperature and barometer.
In the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, winds mostly westerly, stationary
or higher temperature and barometer.
In the East Gulf States, warmer clearing
weather, variable winds, stationary barome-
ter.
In the West Gulf States, fair weather,
winds mostly southerly, stationary tempera-
ture and barometer.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, fair
weather, winds mostly southerly, stationary
or higher temperature and barometer.
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MemphIs and Holly springs Rail-
Rn0A

MEMPHIS. June 28-There were fled to-
day in the County Registers Office papers
providing for the issuance of first mortgage
bonds to the amount of 100000, by the
owners Of the Memphis ana Holly Springs
Railroad. The funds are to be used in com
pietinQ the road
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Two Gables 20 Havana.

KEY WEST, FLA, June 2S.-The British
steamer Dacis arrived here yesterday, hav-
ing completed the work on the Havana
cable. The company now has two cables in
complete order.
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DRESDEN, June % An official journal
publishes Ministerial order, by which, In
virtue Of the Socialist law, anyone sus-
pected of imperilliug the public peace may
be refused the right of residing in LEIPZIG
or its suburbs. The order will take effect
from the 29.h inst. and remain in operation
for one year. 1fs
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NOTES FROM AUGUSTA.
Messrs. WadIey and Alex0nder I'm
Council.

AUGUSTA, June 2S.-President Wadley
and General Alexander were consulting in
Augusta 20 day. 1t is said they are adjust
ing the ri lations which the Louisville and
Nashville system will sustain to the lease of
the Port Royal Railroad. President Wad-
ley inspected the harbor and wharves OF
Port Royal Sunday.
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A Negro,s EsIoody work.

JEFFERSON, TExAs.. June 2s.-Dr. ]. II.
Avenger was completely disemboweled by a
negro, with drawn razor, whom the doctor
had knocked down. DIR. Avenger cannot
recover. He was 9 member Of the State
Legislature.
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NEW York, June 2S-ArriYed steamship
Western Texas, from Fenandina. Charles
Kelly. coal HEAVIER, died on the passage
wick, Ga.
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The chair announced that no election had
been had in either case.
a motion TO adjourn was carried-yeas 7S,
nays 20, and the convention adjourned.
An indictment for bribery has been found
against Senator Sessions He is held in
$4,000 bail. f -
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LONDON, June 28 A Geneva dispatch
says: "A village in Yallias, consisting Of
about three hundred houses, has been en-
the houses was set on fire by lightning, aud
the flames, under a high wind, rapidly
spread to the whole YilIage.p
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NEW York, June 28.-The domestic ex-
ports from the port Of New York for the
week ending today were about the same as
those of last week, 81, ,535, sos The total
since January 1st of this year Is $194, ,104,
402, against $1S9. 800, ,76I for the same time
In 1880, and Sl5f. $50. .285 in 1879.
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LONDON, June 28.-The Henley CORE
spondent of the Sc. james Gazette this after.
noon says: "Station may have much to do
with the result of the regatta, especially If
it is windy, but we believe that all the Eng
lish fours should be able to beat the Cor
nell crew."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-29

When the late Princess. Alicep Hesse
Darnstadt lost her little hoy, she insisted
upon carrying the coffin herself to the
royal chapel, and so. covered with violets,
it was placed in The carriage on the lap of
the poor mother.
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The OrIgInaI Comet Ffnder.

LOUISVILLE, KT., June 2S.-Prof. Klein,
Of Hartford, this State, claims that he dis
covered the comet now attracting attention
ip September last. he says this Is the comet
az 1883.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-29

An INNOVATION. Miss Paine has as
sumed the position Of principal cashier
of the Palmer House, Chicago. one Of
the largest and most extensively patron
lied hotels in this country.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
MORE OF THE MEMBER FROM
THE NINTH.

Another of Speerss Friends Talks
sKSrockets Dampened-The Young
Nan TO Fake High GrOund-Some
martyrs of the Census-COnkIing
ana HIS Mare = An Ingenious
Darkey-POstmaster Brown Made
Happy.
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rha In,erna,Ional Billiard Match.

FlRls, June 2S.-The grand international
billiard match between Nigna1x and Car
nier. the French champions. and glosson
and Plot, representing America, was played
on Sunday &C Cirque de Hlner, the former
winning by 20 points.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-29

To Cook FRoes. -O Only the hind quar-
ters are good Salf and pepper them,
roll them in dour and fry brown in
butter.
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Rad Rngn. Roachea.

BATS, mice, snts, files, serrhin. mosqui-
toes, insects, ETC., cleared out By though
on Rats l5c. boxes at druggists.
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BRITAIN'S REALM.

Parneil's Coming Visit--GIadstone,s
Pian for RxpeditIng the Land Bill
Accepted--EngIand aud RI.RHetaI-
ism--ParlIament 20 be PrOrogued
In August--The subscriptions TO
the League Fund.
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ALBANY, N. T., June 2S.-The vote In the
joint convention to fill the short term sena-
torial vacancy was as follows;
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SESSIONS INDICTED.
THE MAN FROM CATTARAUGUS
IN THE TOLLS.

Held 20 Bail for TrIaI-.The Ballots
Resumed -- No Choice and No
Change.
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The convention then proceeded to vote to
ing result: