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, 1881-09-07

4pFt6d1 U7pdEt's 70 1Hs UH1eato 1F7bEHE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. G.-GnorRe Swain, the
young fellow whose wife attempted to 1lope
with an indianapolis jewclor, and who WAS mr.
rested In Chicago ton days ago. deserted bis
wifu In this city to.day md has put ont for
parts unknown. Tho Riddy young greentes have
been living hero Hiueo tho Chicago scandal. Tho
fact wus also developed to-day that Bwaln wis
married In June,, 1875, to Mlsa JuIn Davis, Of
Mnuston, from whom he hull no divorce whea
oils Klrl only II yclrs oil. Today she applied tU
tho il9ont Ut tho liumane Society. and trans
Ia accordingly i bigamlae. Tho police arc Oh hla
track,
, 1881-09-07

Special Dspaleh 10 7Af Chicago Tribune.
WINprAft,, 1nd., Sept. 0.-CDrn lit this vicinity,
owing to tho extreme dry weather. IL but llttao
moro than !sa!f egup. Wheat Is a!l thraahad:
ylnld about two.thtrls Of a crop. Tho ground
Is 30 hard that no breaking Of consequence for
wheat has becn done. Nut tunte than one-thirtl
tho usual acrenge will be ausn !or ,next year.
Two very light rhina have fnItcH dur1nY the past
tlyr t1nya. lilo frat In two months.
, 1881-09-07
VIOLATING THE FIRE ORDINANCE,

Notwithstanding tho frequent prosecutions
for violation OF tho building aua Dro orulaapces
which have been Instituted .furlu1 the past
mouth, aud to which TaA TR1nukA has called
tho particular attention OF those contemplating
tho erepsion Ut nre-trapa, thefe still remA!t1
many rocatetrRut property oWneEd. who, backed
up ~ Uo1puu uunlslio and aomaRu9iu Aldermen,
soem detertnlnvA u d!so6ey sae law VI I'll haz-
john +, pubiIIl, and Jaaob J0hnauu Nuro ar
1utxned befoye tho North Side Police Court,
aharxel With Violation Of the !'rsl!n1nce by con-
atr,Iotinz two.stoFy Woodsn buildings On lots
owned 0r lsasel " them; They were admitted
TO ball 10 4.0 each, aud tha casea continued till
tho 10th Inst.
, 1881-09-07
ARKANSAS COTTON EXPORTS.
Hu<rfttl IAtnnfeh IN 1na fhfrrco Tfih.tht

iLTrLH ROCK, Ark, Sept. B.-Todny tho mil
ruMds centerlng hero completed their COTTON ro-
ports. showing tic number vi baLcs taken from
Arkansas for the commercial yenE ending Scpt.
!. The Memphis j. Little lsocs carried 10 H.
IN incr..aso Vt ::l,bs: ovor tho preceding year;
Little hotk l. Fort Scott Nntls4ny. llh.O0l-iu.
crcsse. 'Ei1N; l.itt!o ltook. Missouri HIvsr s;
frou tt,ls city, 77,0lS--1ln luoreado OF s,t0O.
, 1881-09-07
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

INITEn "ONkMENs
.rha orot 1nr,,nl conolore ~ ,ho sc.ct X nIubta
OF the Ancient order " Uh'teu "olhMea w.
CURED yesterday ut Drands Hall. Thc secret
meeting wus cnllr to order Mt 10 O'Clock for the
,,,rnneo or forrnIno ,ba a,,nro,uo + tooInn nr TIM
..s.ss 1,,s...ae q v..,S ~ s-o,r vr.,
un'tcu otates. lnoMas .. Nauu. or NeW oFk'
wlis chosen Chn[rman, aud Or. W. G. Rlchard"
sou, Of Missouri Recorder. Tie following dele.
sr,,tea frn, tho tlvo f,rar., Icy,nna wcrt, urcs.
.,..s. 1,.on, No,, y,s1, 9.t,rr n rr,nn = 4
schoene, Thou,as =. Waud. It: g. lltll; from
Missouri, DIR. ". e.. Nlchut1lson.. H.. Il.
Rogers, JUc y. Wright. bi: h1oltilop,
W. +. lsuhn. Dr.. u. II. Shields;
from kansns, ". Il. Sheen, C. =. Sma!t, II. y.
NecdhMln, 4. j. L0velaut, II. Ezekfe!: from
IbWa, Charles GerSt. u. EhEe, Il. L. u. Holt.
Hcorac II. Welsh, a. 7. Chutiitorla!n; flltnuls;
Rudolph rnpr, ". ]. Uardonler, M. W. johnson.
DR.. U. ii. Dnss. Il. !. Spanxier.
4 committees on lnws wins appointed and re-
ported. mixing provision for ss9tD beuuilt tu
blennlaI sessions Of tho cos,ciavc. Tho commit.
tos appointed tn taut1ca reported lii fnvur OF
adopting up -stuIrs infantry ulutics as tho basis
With Instructions tU porfGck IN tho sWuM
innnunl. Tho Chairman or this COM.
lntttue, Dir. Waud. Ut Now York was Instructed
to prepnre and issue complete prlnful tnanuht
within thrae months. Tho UpcfsteF, OF ut. Lould,
was designated ns tho ohicial organ Of thu STU
prcmo Luaion. Tho reports q tho committees
Nuw York were consolidated tnto ong EfAnd
jurisdlctlon; the StatuB Ut Illinois, lntlut1n,
Wisconsin, ind Michigan wore consolidated Into
another; tho States Ut KANSAS. Colorado. nnu
NpbrHBkn Into smother; tho States nt IoTRs
Minnesota, uutl UMkuta Into nnOther; tho States
, 1881-09-07

atrseta which resulted In tho total destruction
OF tho stable aud contents and the rear Ut tho
dwelling afi aiorchouso Of Hhnnekamp, With
a Ioss of about el.eoo, covered BY ins!!rnnca;
ilnxzartl. on tho north nf tho atnhle. md tho
partial destruction Of tho hpttso nj Mr. Hip,
On tho cast Ut IIhnnrKhnip.. Loss to flG1zarh
insurance. Mrs Etbrrt, tciiant of iinnne-
Ramps, inscs sAU; III Insurance. Cauao or jlro
unknown,
, 1881-09-07

FUNNIIU 70 NE- " UIElAEEKSs
A meeting ut the Furtfltuee- Workers Union
No. WINS held lust night at III West Lake strect
President Steehtaeeht oe!ng absent, the eha,r
WIS occupied by 0ustayc Choerlch. Ono OF tho
fontures Of thia union Is lis tlre.insurancs pro-
tcatlux tho members aKu(aat losa by tho de-
structlon Of their tools. 10 establish this insur.
a,,cD fund cnuh uetuber IL taxcd u premium
.! scyen ocAts on tho, da!lar. I.aat niFht
of hss t0oEs at thu nre last woek In
Koppea l. Eggors' factory, on CAllal street. a
discussion eIisllad aY 10 tho praotcatIlty OF tho
workers uIu now pail from $l,I4 tn u per day,
md thg former tEuree 1t Ii resolved shnl hG In
creased Il pnr cent and medium wages I'LL the
by tho Union that Il Recommendation 10 sent to
tho nttler tttectl Furniture Workera' Unions in
tho United States askiliE TINT at tho next Ny
establishment OF fund for the relief Ut mum.
brEs disabled by aloknuas,
, 1881-09-07
PLEuRO.PNFl]M0NlA.

WnncEsTE,t, s!Ass.. Sept. G.-Iho Veterinary
fur3ean OF tho DopartleAt of Agriculture, sent
III. England ln June lust 10 1nyustlputo tho aucs-
lion at plcalro- -pneumuula a.nong Au,csleu,l cut
tc, reportR that Ut Ills solicitation al, Important
IaertIug Ut tho rrtvy Council wus held, aud the
rr.ult "t 4be examination and discussion OF the
iHpressttn tlle E.xlsh n,lthnrllIss bud t0rtussiy
entertained as To thu extsteuce OF contagious
pltNso-pueAtHoA!M Nfspux eHttfr nj the Wpat-A
uacAsa which only GxtSta among q Rnlafl per.
CsataXs Of cattle Kept In uarrow strip pf euuh-
, 1881-09-07
RECEPTION TO 4 PASTOR.
Spketdt Nisndfth Ia Idf f1hierksa 11fh1ins.

Sp<etat Dtpateh ia 1ne CAiceoo Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-The How. Robert ltttch,e,
priest In chnrge at tho Episcopal Cathedral,
Quincy, being about to relAove to f'eorta In
charge Of Ut. Fauls Church, waH given u tlns
reception this oycnlng Mt tho residence Of H. It.
NuwctlMb, md presented with an elegant silver
svrv!ce by tho TurIshloners OF Ut. John's and tho
lnQl Hh4DlQrtl,
, 1881-09-07

They may relieve. but they can't cure that
lame back, fur tho klaoys are tho trolet9, and
You waut u remedy 10 aGt dlFtptly on their se-
dition. Kidney Wort has that specific action
and ii the sau,e time 1t regulates tho bowels.
package TO- day, ind cure yourself. Either liquid
Or dry for s4le IT tha, Observation-Disclosures
R<lAtbtcAIh
, 1881-09-07

Hptefai Dhpatfh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Hor SPRINGS. Ark. Sept G-Mr. O. y. Tracy,
proprietor Of tho Hotel Tracy ut Potoskcy,
Mich, died suddenly IN this city last night. His
romntns were taken charge OF By hls san, anu
viii be forwarded to PGtoskey for lntcEnent.
, 1881-09-07

Special Dispatch Ia 1hs CHICAGO Tribune.
lSplANArn1is, lid, Sept. B.-Whiie returning
ftom schoul ut noon toduy 1J-year- old hoy
named Willie Oswald was drowned iu tho eann,.
1t IL sA!l tho l4l was III tho Wator hut 1niuuts,
and that II tank-llIe driver whu Witnessed the
Incident lnall0 Au ut1ort ut hts rescue,
, 1881-09-07
A TERRIBLE FALL.

9pte&at D.spatfh TO Tia Chicago Tribune.
ErR!NnEiEt.D, I'LL. Aept. h-'loscph Hagen
fell tron. tho ruar OF tho new Chrtst1un ohurth
this s'yenlnv ,llxtaue0 nf nyer thirty fant. His
Gnre struck u pIIn Of stones ind WIS terribly
brnlsed. ilo received acrlul,s INJURIES. Tho
AeeiteI,t y1s cM,lsra Nv tho hreAktng of u ropc
Vi Tue sGalluld ttpoi1 Whiuh ho Was ut work.
, 1881-09-07

Thrown OVER AN BEREAVEMENT.
SpeetGt Dsspatch to The Chicago 1rtbuns,
DUBUQUE, ill.,, sopt B.-Last evening Il young
Nun named Herman Thurder, while going from
slnslraw to his home at Jatncston, WAS thrown
from his wagon 0yDr an c1nbunkMont, Btlst 7lu-
lug iuIlrles from which ho uled this aorflng.
, 1881-09-07

Speeta! Dtlpatth to The Ehteaoo Tribune.
PONTIAC, ILL.,, Sept. D.--trhe residence Of Frnn-
els trucker, Of this cfty. caught fire In tho
Kitchen ,tl,0ut o'clock this Afternoon. and wMs
Utmost totaly destroyed. Insurance Hnly nbont
$5uO. The household furniture was saved.
, 1881-09-07

SARATOGA. N. T.. Rept. 1.-THE American Tel
ephoHe Association electcA ueusgu l.. PHILLIPS,
q liosf0n. frestlent; William II. Enkert, Of
Glncinhatt. Vice Fres4entt Norris i. Tyler, of
New Haven, Secretary,
, 1881-09-07
TIE CROWLEY MURDER,

Detective Dens Simmons, OF tho Central
Station fo7co, returned 10 this city yesterday
from st. Louis, having In charge tho young man
Edward Kelly, who Ia accused and thought to be
guilty 1T thu shooting which, resulted only few
weska ago ~ The death Of Diloer I1aMiel ctt1w.
young man was lodged In jail,
, 1881-09-07
SMALLPOX.

Hpsttat phpatth fQ 7nA GsA4eaqu Tttbuus,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,. Bept- 0.-Julius FicnllnR, u
young nlan from AIchivs,. wan found In biz
boardiuR- house on Ninth ayonue tt.lay With y
Well.develnpud oaso Ut slnall-pox. liz Was 10.
Mufe1 to thu pcxt-hous0 t0atght.
, 1881-09-07

At. Louis, Mo-, Sept. G.-A Post Dts'Mtrh spo.
CHI says: The Armstrong fl0usc, ut Ncosho, Mn.
WIS burned to tho Erounll about 7 o'clock thts
inornnR. The guests escaped nnhurt. Tho
house was only partinliy Insured.
, 1881-09-07

Bpeetat Dttpatth to 1hs Chteaoo Tribune.
GALrSA, ILL.,. Sept. 0-Tho Chicago PreAbytcry
ot,thH United Presbyterian Church convened at
the FiaRa Of 1Ianover, in thfa county, today,
witt, tho 1tev. Daniel Harris as Moderator, and
,,redcers ~ Il, "tto,mo', ,,C I,1
prominent utrtncs from loWa aud Wisconsin.
The session WILL closb Ol1 Frl1ny.
, 1881-09-07
1AIAIIGRANTS.

THE AIt1lIVAI+S IN Al'HCST.
sptetal Dt,pateh 10 Tns Cateago 7t'e"ne
New Yonx. Sept. 1.-The arrivals OF 4mur
grants lust month numbered a,ss0: since Iaa'
Iaat, :,l0,a75; during the sasno period sass Ss1'
:.sse55, ,00G.
, 1881-09-07

At ROSS CREEK, ARK.
Spe.!ui Dspassh to The Chicago Tribune.
ftTrLE IoCK, Ark. Sept. IA lire Mt itoss
Creek, scott County, destroyed the residence oil
j.. ". Lowrlnsoru. h,ll also lnrgo IAri, in which
was deposited Il largc lot of xrntn. Ths lro wus
tho work Ut IN InceHl1Iafy. Loss not ktluwt1.
, 1881-09-07

MRS. JULIA IIu1FNER.
Special Dupafch to 1hs Ehfedoo 1rfou7s,
RACINE, VIA, Sept. s.-Ntrs. Juta llutlner. an
old rcslullt, and tho mother OF cx.siayur Hun
tler, Ia 4eld, aEet 7U years.
, 1881-09-07
NEAR JACKSON, MICH.

Spfeiat j1ispateA tn The thitdso Tribune.
JACKSON. Mich, Sept G-Ycster.lay, In Spring
Aruor Township, /, brnsh-heap WIS set on fEu.
It soon apread to straw stacks on tho farn Of
". r. Warner, consuming tlva If thon1. Tho
ntart,, sns sounded the farincrs rallied; and
putting it nilt. Mr. Warmers luss IL Hiitu sg-
tnr<t
, 1881-09-07

l>Es MONIES. Ill.,, Sept. G.-DiinY tho storm
last night lightning killed 3irs. Itoger. Of Wal
nut Township. this county. She mud hur htts-
band were caught In thu rain. Ha WAS Stunned
nnd fell FROM THO wagon. 1io wns 1rivlliK, Aud
ont horse WIS killed.
, 1881-09-07

TIE IENNIE CKANfElE CASE.
New MAyEN, Conn.,, Sept. G.-frof. Chftten1en,
In bis tcslmony In tho Janni9 Crtncr case to4lay,
said he did not think the woman was drowned,
but would nut swuar sh0 bud died frotn hrscuio.
, 1881-09-07

STEAMSHIP NEWS.
GLASGOW, Sapt a.-Asriycd, tho statD Of In
llAnm, from New York.
EaW YDltK, Sept. d.-Arrlycd, tho 1inihnla,
from liverpool, uId thaH aHtate Ut Nebraska, lr,in
GthaK0W.
ilAAnU1lg. Sept. G.-Asrlved. e. tho Westphalia
from Now York.
, 1881-09-07

CATTLE-TIIIsVEa KILLED.
%EG. PAso Sept. 6-Tle bodlca OF four men
were found twenty-thsce miles below here yes.
ter1lny, supposed to DO cAttle.thioycs killed by
rNnChuict.
, 1881-09-07

AN INSURANCE. sVINDLER.
EEMpH1S. Tcnn.. Sept. "a telegram from
tho Chief III Pollen OF shreveport, I.a., an-
H1unces the arrest at II. II. Ii0w.lrtl, wantod nt
Lncksol,, Ienn., for runnluR IN Insurance awln-
die. q
, 1881-09-07

WHEAT IfDKNND.
Special DApateh to Tbs Cat11oo Trtbuns.
ANNA. Ill.,, Hopt. G.-Abo,tt 1,000 bushels Of
whout bulonglng to IL. Sitter, WHO liyca f've
,l1es aast of tlere, wcro turt,el last night by nu
jneel1tl1ury lire.
, 1881-09-07

OnAHu liArlDs, Aich., Sept. LA fro at Cedar
Springs last ayunuR burned 100000 fcot Ut
lumber for 7. II. Morley, causing lo.s OF $l1-
Mu. OIL whtuh was al insurance Ut eI.000 with
Hunt & Navls' agency hero. Tho ilro IL sup-
posed 10 hAyG caught from sparks frun th6 mill
gmokestAek. Tho tul!1 was uot damaged.
, 1881-09-07
LOW WATER IN THE MISSISSIPPI.

DunUQuE, Ia, Sept g-For the first time IN
tht hEstHry Of navigation hore, tho MissIsatpp!
presents the o,srIous phenotnonnnn Ut havIux pt,l-
ty at water for boats to run from hero mp, whIIo
6ehw lhero n Il scarcity AnA Nst thu IT. ltI,lia
week. -
, 1881-09-07
The Village Of Arcola, H., Visited
by Destructive Con-
flagration.
Marrow Escape Of tho Whole
Town-Total LOSS About
100000.
Loss Of Over $4,000 in the Burn
ing Of a Chicago Cooper
Shop.
4 Million and Half Feet Of Lumber
Burned at Cedar Springs, Mich.
At AIsCOI.A. II.f,.
So&e{dl {linpatth 10 1he fhttdco TfihuH&s

Special ui,pasth 10 1hs thteaoo Irtbuns.
A1sco1,A, ILL.,, scpt. 1.--rhts town eatne near
aoin4 burned ont this afternoon about a o'clock.
Firu was discovered III tho hnrncas ami aMtlt.lnry
establishment OF I1unR Fny. 1t sprenu worry rap
lilly, mud, In apttc uf at tho efforts tn tho cufi-
tr4lry. awupt the wcat siic Of tho town. lsy tho
mist hero,sicltn excrllons, tho cnst part OF the
town cnst Of tho rnllroAd-trnEk wis saved. The
following Ia about as neur M csttmata as CAN
bo asccrtainea at this hour: Martln
Thomson, loss $1,000: Hans Fay. loss
:s,5~' pastly a' insaroi; neosao ';epo1a, ead
Atlam. Ewald. loss .ss.ho0: llclvt,oro House.
AnFs' a, xSsesEy ie'; IS: w. sss e.. e..
Ghne COMPANY, loss tss,uN; s,lyan House.
ss nss 9t; caa @ susns .sf Il oa. !"sfs: s Ht nots
g ,,1na1sr sa. 's 'aa. lo5s t1sS ,na'.ssa .,,
lid t verf @ q tr,tnps. They hsye oyorrun the
9m rn tho 9t ~ S',H IN . ~oesas systaa of robcry
l,lt our cit2cus nro fully orYnntze! mnd armed,
and are running them IT. lively: A. this tlnie-
COOpER-sIIOP BURNED.
TITO nlarm frr'm Iiox b57 at 1l:5s Inst night,
closely followed by secend or a:ll alarm, wlls
caused by tho discovery or fire In largo
thrcc-siory brisk building Nos. III, 133,
and 1t5 North 1ioyne avenue. owned and
| ocr,,Dfcl as a cooper. shop by John 4. Bcnmau s.
t,ro. rho flrc unrcol xI,t, yreo, ronf,tItw IN oi
,s..,1,fs..a. -, % -. .,.,.' ,..,. ~ ~ 49,
paFts " tae outlutnR' ana was alFeady ahueF so
] rent hcndway whom tho Fro Department nr-
rty.d thnt they werp nbio tu Ju
| u.,Io .noro thnr cn,t,no ~, nomn.
| It.,u .n, Mo1 -, ~oo ...,u Ao s os
WITHIN TUG 1our uf!eR WILLS aha 70 pfeeeht
contivuouH property from 6etug included In Tho
l hlAxc. The shop aud Its contents will be nearly,
| II not ttusto, d tutai LOSS, estimated 1T
| from $l9,0W to s2U,O00. Tho building Ia
| franc HtorMgo shed, .5xStO, nd1ntninK on
| the north. The Scamun Bros. bought It soluC-
| thing less thnn three yours ngu from John r.
DRlc, paying 3l1,MU for building, botturs and
engines. snats-l.I,o 9hatfang. and Hround. They
| Woro carrying On u henfy business, employing
| from sixty TO sevonty-Ve mon, atld woro think.
lug 0f cnArglng still further. They do Il getierAl
lnNcniuo eoUpocage buslucss, but white tcad aud
oil kcgs arc their speela!ty,.
| i. q. S ll1sss IN omplpy6 OF tho shop who
lives uI,. stuirs Ut the northwest coFncr OF Hub
bnrd strOgt .nnd IIoyno avenue. does whnt
little watchtng Ills employers think ncccs-
BGry. Ross cArrics tho keys, and 1t Is tie
duty to 70 over the place every night nftor tha
wurktncil hAve gone. and, after sc1nX tlAt ev-
eryth!ug Is safp. lock up tho place for tho atght
Ile locked W lust u!ght between n1ld o'clock
| QJu IL HtltO thqrt WIS llj ttrD III tho Uu1ltllpp
, 1881-09-07
INSTANTLY KILLED.

INSTANTLY KILLED.
Spteal Dlspatth to Ihs Chicago 1rbans.
aEskEni,N, Mich. Sept. G.-Juhtl Hnil, 4 boy
working IN payles' MILL. was killed today In nt~
tempting to udjust 0et IN V,llty Will. u pk.~
PtIe. Tic pull was ilrjvou through htH breast,
tausluK iuxtAnt DEATH. !
, 1881-09-07

6p<esa* QAea1sA 70 1hs CA4ed0o 3Stbta&4
k0u,aflLLt, N.Y.. Sept. u-At Ii O'clock to-
night hre broke ont Ia the stable or foed- d-sIos1
of Henry Aaunekamp, ut ssyre and Market
, 1881-09-07

locKIhW FROM A D0G'S BITE.
HALIFAX, Bept. 6.-An old man named Walilok
haX just died hera after suffering from look1aW
produced from tho bite VI dog On the band.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-22
Celebration Ia Honor of the Inde-
pendenee of Liberia.

The eolored folks are preparing for =
grand demonstration in honor Of the ami
versarY Of the Independence of Liberia.
The celebration will be commenced on Sat-
urdAy, the 2Sd, aud be continued until
Wednesday, the 9th inst, and the arrange
ments will be under the supervision Of
Abraham Burke, as General Superintendent,
with James Blue, Of Brunswick, and T. G..
Walker, Of Augusta, SIS assistants.
It is anticipated that there win be large
number Of colored people from the
various cities, SIS excursions are announced
20 srrive from Augusta, Macon, Charleston,
Beaufort and Brunswick, and arrangements
are being made for the entertainment Of
one thousand visitors. The excuTsionists
are expected on Monday, the 25th instant,
on which day the steamer Plant will carry
the party to Fort Pulaski. On Monday
night there viii be 5 reception at the hall
of the Chatham Light Infantry. On Tues
day, the 10th, there viii be an as
semblage at the same hall, when
an address win be delivered
by james Blue, Of Glynn county. AT four
O'Clock in the afternoon the L. B. Toomer
Lodge, Morning Stars and the American
Uuion Association will make street pa
rade. On Tuesday night there will be ban
Quet st Chatham Hall, and on Wednesday 3
free dinner will be given the visitors by the
Superintendent, Abraham Burke, at Chat
ham Hall, snd the festivities viii wind up
with "heel and toe" the visitors leaving
the same night.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-22
THE REPUBLICAN BLUES.
The Company secure the Mechanics
Brass Banda New Uniform Adop-
ted.

The Republican Blues held large and
enthusiastic meeting at their hall in Lyons
block last night. The announcement that
matters OF importance would be brought
before the meeting brought out the mem
bers in force, both active, honorary and
exempt.
The first question before the meeting was
the proposition of the Mechanics Brass
Band to attach themselves to the corps as q
company band, which was unanimously
accepted. This arrangement is beyond
doubt an admirable one, and cannot but
rebound to the advantage of the corps.
The next question before the meeting
was the change OF uniform. 1t was decided
to adopt uniform similar to that worn by
the company before the war-a dark blue.
with silver trimmings. The uniforms are
to be ready and delivered by the LIST OF
January next.
After the meeting the company were in
vited to partake of refreshments furnished
bv Honorary Member William Swon. Pay
Member John A. Christian oficiated on this
occasion with his usual skill, and couple
of hours were very pleasantly spent by the
members,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-22
ADt.tresstnr accident.

About ten O'Clock yesterday morning
the little yesr-aud shalt old son Of Ser
geant Harvey, Of the city police, who was
temporarily IN Bryan county for his health,
by some means got hold OF a cup of sOlu-
ton Of common potash and drank qusnti-
ty OF It, feaTfully burning the lips aud in
side OF his mouth snd IS far down the
throat As could be seen on examination.
he was at once taken over to station No. ?,
on the Central Railroad, aud brought TO
the city on the afternoon train, aud was i'm
mediately placed under the care Of Drs.
Schley and Falligaut, who did all in their
power to relieve the little fellows sgOny.
Up 70 S late hour las. evening he was still
suffering intensely with 4 violent burning
thirst and very high fever, 50 that no decid-
Ell opinion could be given Sc 70 his chances
OF recovery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-22
wanted n Twenty-Five Cent supper.

We have communication from a strsn-
ger who states be is Western man, and
that he had been badly treated while in
Savannah, and was determined to warn all
people from the "blue grass region" to
avoid this city, on account Of the said alleg-
ed bad treatment. The complaint of the
correspondent is that he arrived here on the
lSsh en- route to Walthourville and, having
missed connection on the Savannah, Flori-
da and Western Railway, determined
to remain in Savannah and take supper
here. He was directed to the market,
where he would find first class restaurant,
at which he could get 4 good square meal
for toelfy ire cents. Ii is evident from this
thSt the kentucky gentleman had never
travelled much, or he would have known
that no first class establishment fur
nished s square meal" for such
sion that he could thus economi-
cslly refresh the inner man he visited the
place, where he states he informed the at
iendant In charge that he learned he could
obtain q good meal for twenty-five cents;
that he was told he was correctly informed,
and WAS invited 70 take s seat. He called for
beefsteak, two slices Of ham, cup Of coffee
aud bread and butter. The meal was fur
uished aud he enjoyed II very much, and
rendered the twenty-five cents in pay
ment. when he was Informed his
bill was seventy cents. He says
that rather than have any trouble he
offered smother quarter, when he was as
sSUlted and an effort made 10 take his coat
from him, his hat and pipe having been
previously seized. Whilst this dispute was in
progress he SAYS young man, an emplOye,
entered the p lace, ana on learning what
the trouble was rushed behind the counter,
snstched up pistol, placed II in his pocket
aud then made a direct demand upon him
for twenty cents.
such charges being OF a serious charsc-
ter, we investigated the complaint yester-
day, and found that the indignant writer OF
the communication had msgnihed the entire
affair, and that no attempt was madeto take
his coat, and the Infatuated Young man with
pistol wss fgmeut Of the Imagination,
no such proceeding taking place. Il seems
that the party had entered the restaurant,
called for the articles mentioned above,
aud sitter eating, rendered fftY cents
in payment He was informed the bill
was seventy cents. he declared he
would not pay the amount, and
leaving his hat, pipe and a small can OF
fruit on the table, left the restaurant End
went up into the market, returning In few
minutes with Policeman Hszel, TO whom
he had complained he was swindled. After
hearing the facts the officer told him that
be could co nothing. and that as be hsd
ordered the dinner he would have to pay
the amount charged Some further words
occurred when be was told that IL he paid
the bSlsuce-twe1ty-6ve cents-he could
have his hat sud pipe which be bad left be-
hind and which had been taken possession
Of. He then paid the amount and took his
departure. These are the facts as We have
learned upon investigation, from which 1t
would appear that the dissatisfaction was
occssiOned by failing TO get seventy cent
meal for 4 quarter.