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Great Excitement In Limerick.

LoNDoN.september1 10 The Assistant In
speetor General of the Irish constabulary
hiss arrived In Limerick and taken charge of
the town until Thursday, in connection
with the recent disturbances there. Six
hundred police are expected, and the great
est excitement prevails
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The only way, says the Cincinnati
Times, to travel on some of the Western
railroads without getting robbed or shot
is to carry good revolver and nothing
else. Then when the train is halted
quietly drop the revolver out of the
window. You may lose the revolver,
but you won't be robbed or hurt.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14

A raid on the San Francisco Chinese
gamblers was a spicy affair. For two weeks
two Stan" games, pstrOniZad by high toned
Celestials, had been running on an upper
floor. Officers Russell, Hall, Wells and
Riley at o'clock in the morning climbed
stealthily upon the roof of an adj dining
building. Through a sky-light they saw
$50 Chinese wildly gambling. Just here
Hall fell into a space between the houses
aud called for help. Gamblers alarmed,
and when the officers reached them they
were dining. Hall found their implements
In storeroom and arrested them. An OPP
perfume alarm of firm enabled all but 20 to
escape. The rest gave bail.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14

The result Of these figures is . total Of 9, $50 :
329 bales as the crop OF the United States for
the year ending August 81, 1881.
OVERLAND AND INTERSTATE MOVEMENT.
The overland movement this year has, In
its extent, disappointed the expectations of
many, as its increased volume last season
gave hope OF . rapid permanent growth
which has not been realized. In fact, not
withstap ding the crop this year ia IA As per
cent. larger, the gross overland is actually
8 II per cent. smaller. The reason for this,
however, Is very apparent. In the hrst
place, last years figures were swollen to
unusual proportions by the embargo which
the yellow fever raised at Memphis against
marketing through that city. and which, In
fact, Influenced to some extent the early
movement over large portion OF the dis
trict west Of the Mississippi. This gave
an unusual impetus to supplies sent
| via st. Louis, Cairo, etc, which was felt
almost all the season through, though of
course to q less degree aSit progressed. Last
fall Memphis, being healthy, resumed Its
! natural position again, so that the South
western crop has this year had no special
spur driving It away from its usual chan
nels Furthermore, there has really been
| an influence of . contrary tendency at work,
a combination on through rates over GER
tain railroads making the all-raiI route the
more expensive one TO considerable num-
Der of mills which last year found It the
less expensive. Savannah, Charleston and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14
THE FLEECY STAPLE J!
TOTAL OF COTTON PRODUCTION.
Based Upon the Returns of the
Tenth Census - Other Statements
of Interest--GeOEgIaT The second on
the List. sr--,-- r-e-.

We have received copy Of the Census
Bulletin No. 81, being preliminary report
upon the cotton production Of the United
States, based upon the returns of the Tenth
Census, and its general discussion, with a
data from Investigations Of the special
agents in charge Of the several States so far
as they have been reported. -.,..es.r
The following table is of interest, show
ing the total cotton production:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14

Registered - the Pos; OEice IN ss-
vsnnab - Second Class Matter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14
A Kentucky LYnching.

LOUISVILLE, September 19.-Samuel Ra-
mey, who murdered young farmer a few
days ago, was taken from jail at Owingsville
Sunday night and hanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14

*These figures are only the portion of the
receipts at these ports which arrive overland
from Tennessee, etc.
By the above 1t will be seen that the to-
tai receipts of the Atlantic and Gulf ship
ping ports this year have been 5, ,874, ,090
bales, against 500l ,672 bales last year. II
now we add the shipments from Tennessee
and elsewhere direct to manufacturers, we
have the following as the crop statement
for the two years:
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLA-
TURE.

More New BilIs-A Number of Meas
ures Passed-The Convict Question
I'm the Senate-BIIIsApprOv by the
siOn-mr. Gaskins Somewhat Bet
ter-The Cotton Exchange-Judge
HiIlYer's Advice 20 the Farmers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14

Mr.. David Walton, who keeps q large
livery stable on N. Twelfth street, Phila-
delphia, used st. Jacobs Oh with happiest
results on a valuable horse, which sprained
itself by slipping.
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Total cotton crop fol
the year (bales) -.
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1880.

Year ending Sept. /.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14

ELBERoN, N. j., September 13, $50 A. M.
[Onicial Bulletin. AT the examin lion Of
the President at a. m. to-day his tempera-
ture was 99.4, pulse 100, respiration 20. He
passed a comfortable night, sleeping most
of the time, and on the whole his condition
this morning is encouraging and gives pro-
mise Of good day.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15
FRIDAY, February IL, 1881.
Senate.

The roll was called-a quorum present.
Mr. Powers introduced joint resolutions pro-
posing amendments to the Constitution:
Section 3 Of Article of the Constitution of
the State Of Florida is amended so as to read as
follows:
SECTION 8. The Supreme Court shall consist
of Chief Justice and two Associate Justices,
who shall hold their Offices for eight years from
the date Of commission. They shall be appointed
by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate
The term of Office of the Justice whose commis-
Is the Oldest in date shah expire at the time oil
the ratification Of this amendment; the term Of
oftice Of the Justice whose commission Is the
next oldest IN date shall expire two years there
after, and the term Of oiice Of the remaining
Justice shall expire four years thereafter, and
their salaries shall be provided for by the Legis-
lature
Section first of Article fourteenth Of the Con-
stitution Of the State Of Florida Is amended SO
as to read as follows:
SECTION !. Every male person OF the age of
twenty one years and upwards, OF whatever race.
color, nationality, or previous condition, who
shall, at the time Of offering to vote, be citizen
of the United Staies, and who shan have res;fiej
and had his habitaticn, dOmicilc, home end place
OF permanent abode In Florida fox one yoar. ma
IN the county for six months next urecetIiuc the
election st which he shall cer 10 vote. and shaII
have paid the poll tax due by him for the two
years next preceding he yeaF In which he shall
oiier 70 vote, and who shall not have been con
vissed q sny lasceny. q ieleny e any inAn,oas
ded elector under this Cunafitulion. Eyerr eIec-
70. shall e The lime Of hin regiafEation, lake and
subscribe the foIl0Ning oath i -----------. a
soIemnly swear tkat ! yin support. proieck sn1l
de1end she Gon6<ia11im ana eesern.1e1t 50 shr
Gui<ed 6tafee md the Oonnti1ulzon a1s(I resevu.
ment o The state of Florida aeainst all eaeaiez,
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TUESDAY. February 8, 1881.
Senate.


The roll was called-a quorum present.
Mr.. McKinnon introduced the following-A
petition from keepers of hotels and boarding
houses referred to the Committee on Finance
and Taxation.
The following bills were introduced and re-
ferred
BY Mr.. Bryson-Senate bill No. 142: to be
entitled an act TO amend Section l Of an act
extending the time in which appeals can be
taken and perfected to the Supreme Court, ap-
proved Februay 27, 1871; to the Judiciary Com
mitfee
BY Mr.. McKay-Senate bill No. 14S; to be en-
titled an act to repeal an act entitled an act
relating to testimony in criminal cases, approved
March l, 1879; to the Judiciary Committee.
ORDERS or THE DAY.
Senate bill No 121: to be entitled an act 10
authorize the investment of certain funds in
county bonds was read the second time and
recommitted to the Committee on Finance and
Taxation.
The following were read the second and third
times and passed
Senate bin No. 100: 10 be entitled an act
for the incorporation of she Grand Lodge Of the
IDdspeDdent Order Of Good TempIas OF FlOri-
da- 1T
Senate memorial 10 longress asking for an
appropriation to erect lighthouse at or near
Hoeuuif0 inlex, c0ast of Fiorida.
Assembly biil No III: 10 Be entitled an oct to
aufh1eizc Thomas +. Dekle % eEecf . miIldam
across Fiye-mile creek, IN Bradford county.
amend m act 10 reiatioa 10 the issue and service
of criminal process In cerfain casss without pay
<nent oi fees; was rad the third time and pass-
4 pstisioa ftom ne essEzens Of Orange county
asking the adeption on local opiion law and
nnt lire mnd refcsred - TIE Special Comm'ttee
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coxsrRxAroEs

WA Cone TO be Sheriff of volusia county.
John W. Dickens TO be Clerk Circuit Court
Volusia county.
j. B. Jordan to be Collector of Revenue vc.
lusia county.
VIM. J. johnson to be Sheriff or Santa Rosa
county.
r. r. Sheppard to be Clerk of the C;rcr,i.
Court Santa Rosa county
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manner in which such cities may become re.
incorperafed. WIS laid over until 10 morrow be
recousidered: which was agreed to, the bill put
upon its passage and passed
Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-14
VlSHINGTON NOTES.
WAsnrNcroN. Wednesdny. Apl

WASHINGTON Wednesday. April 10. 1881.
Secretary Lincoln left the city today having been
called to Chicago on business which ncoeshtatcs his
The State Department has received from the French
Government two gold medals 10 be presented 10 Samuel
Dabney United Consul at Fayal IN recognition Of
his services in rendering assistance 10 the Hp"recheu
crew of a French vessel.
Secretary KirkwOod to-day appointed eSCongressrnan
Price Of Iowa. to the position of chief clerk OF the In
dian OnHce The Office being without either Conmis-
sioner or chief clerk, this appointment virtually places
Mr Price in the position OF commissioner OF Indian AZ
feirs-the position 20 which be has been nominated by
President Garfield
Col John Hay who has continued duty at the state
Department as Firs Assistant Secretary OF State pend
ing the confirmation Of Mr.. HIT his successor left the
Department to-day, being unwilling to remain Longer to
the dericnt OF bis private ncrcsts As the frst As
sstant Secretary Is the only one empowered by law To
act In the absence OF the seeleaIl ai nair ~ ,
his duties being greatly augmented through the deay III
Mr.. Hits continuation
The following changes I'm the stations and duties OF
officers of the Corps Of Engineers have been made;
Cantap J. L. Quinn and Lieutenant ". l. Marshall
will be relieved from their present cuics and VIII report
hy letter 10 Lieutenant Colonel q r. Gilmore. Corps OF
sion for dnfv IN charge Of works OF improvement
the Mississippi River under The supervision OF thal Con"
present duties and viii report TO Major W X King Chat
ianOoga, Tenn, for duty under hiA mlneh'e oIders
CAPTAIN Thomas Turtle n assigned 10 the local charge oi
the Improvement on the Great kn9awha RIVER West
Virginia. under the immediate orders OF Lieutenant
Colonel W. =. Craighl, Corps OF Engineers
An order has been issued by the AdutantGenerH that
First Lieutenant A. W. Greely, 9TH United States Cav
airy Acting Signal Officer, shall take command OF the
expeditionary force organizing TO establish sta
ton north Of SO Of north latitude, at or near Lady
Franklin Bay, for the purpose Of scientific OhsctNa-
ton The force 10 be employed in the expedition shall
consist OF other officers who may volunteer their
services, twenty-Onc enlisted men, who may volunteer
from Army be specially enlisted for the purpose,
and one contract surgeon The commander Of the eNpe
diion Is authorized To hire steam seaer or Whaler 10
transport the party from St. Johns 10 Lady Franklin
Bay The said shall consist Of one captain two
mates one steward, two engineers, two hremen and
seven -eamen-no less than - in all The expedition
ary force shall inbled at Washington, d. G., not
later than May I5 and ut ST. Johns not later than June
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A STUDENT BURGLAR SHOT.

YOUNG Max WHILE STUDYING FOR THE MINISTRY
KILLED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO ROB DWELL
ING.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April 13.-Early this
morning, Abiel Wilson, living the Salem turnpike,
awakened by footsteps in his house. Soon after his
chamberdoor burst open by two persons, when VIII
son discharged rife, shooting Of the ntruders
Both fed but the dead body Of the shot by Wilson
was found short distance from the house. and proved
to be that of Arthur Foster student at the Phillips
Academy. His RccOmpce his twin brother, Luther,
also student. The latter after the shooting, appeared
aud made q full confession They were residents Of
North Andover Mass and Of most respectable connee-
tions Three weeks previously they had attempted to
enter the same place
Further investigation of the crime and it's tragic re-
suits shows that Arthur Foster theological student
studying for the ministry. and that completing his
studies at the Phillips Academy he intended TO enter the
Andover Theological Seminary. by the confession OF
the surviving brother Il appears that the pair entered
and robbed Wilson's place six months ago, securing
81 900 In money and gold watches. Mr. Wilson had In
his room 5 900 worth Of stocks bonds and other
than the owners rife The object OF the men was TO
secure possible all this booty intending 10 resort to
violence II necessary 10 accomplish their ends Both
had previously been In Wilson's employ, and had no df
fculiy In passing the watchdog the premises The
dead burglar was only twenty-one years old. ii II
thought that other robberes hcreabouts were COM
mitted by the Fosters
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FR4GMEYrS or WEsTERN NEWS.


\
CINCINNATI April l3.-A special TO me
Commercial from Lexington ky" reports that & Is.ac
Smith has sold the fourycnr old totcr Jc"'t l" i''''
ScLatk, OF Ancgany, Penn, for Sloooo
PARBOILED II 4 GINCERINE VAT
CIVcINNATI April l3.-Ths morning Michael
Callahan o tramp. fcu into vn OF boiling gFcerne IN
ThOmnA Fmrryn sons candle factory ut the inot oi
Vnest, and parhoilcd bciorr lac could De ehroa'e
SERGEANT BATES DYING.
CINCrNNATT ADrjl 13-Scrgpaut Bates, who
achieved noioFcty by marching through the southern
States aud through a portion ot Europe, bearing the
Ina SaybrOok, Ill lie has a wiic ana AK children.
STABBED BY UIs sCHOOtMATE
DETROIT, April l3.-Andrcw Brando was
stabbed with "a pocket knife 10y schoolinhic named
willie Petrol during the rchoo session thla AFTERNOON
The boys are about twelve Ncafr old each ne HlHbnhS
was the rcoult Of old quarrel. brandos "onhu II
severe. 100000. ,., ,.,.-,,,. ,,t.-rt-vxs
CufcAGO. April l3-Ihc NCSttOWn Board
TODAY couplcc The canvass NJ returns ~ the Late clcc
ton and hy throwing ont the vote Of h'c prccihct@
chan ged he complexion of town Officers nom Demo
cratic 10 Republican hy mo"rlur' IahkhE nun - u" "
5sG one oil the candidate elected hy this action was
himself member OF the board The Democrats are I'M
crnso and threaten carry the case INTO the coura
\ NEWSPAPER SUED FOR pAHA0fS
ST. LOrIs. April l3.-William {. cbb, %
banker 81 Indannpoiis, nnc Ncc Pr 'il,i 9l tuc
Circuit Court this afternoon against The hepub'i'd"'
asking 500 900 damages for the publication ~ That pa
per of u special dispatch from l'hilt- pa Mm'h ht vas
ALLEGED 10 have been connected i'm "r llcA'edh ''
tain land frauds pon'ctrntcd in lrXa-.
NEW LINE OF sTEAMERs PROPOSED
ST. LorIs, April 13.-Mr. j. l.. Earl, the
rbicnro agent Of the Anchor Line steamship COMPANY
,Sos ON Change here tOdny. consulting with t1r intr-
chants and shiwrr- n REGARD to the movement u grain
and other produce Europe Via Ncvo Orleans, ana the
urnspcrta FOR obtaining return cargocs nom European
rrurrsrnts on The feasibility Of csinhHhng line oi
stealiers between New-Oflcanr and Europe
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an EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX.

CINCINNATI, April 13.-GlOver's Gap, Marion
County, W. Va. Is in panicstrickcn condition on &C
count OF the ravages Of smelpox The doctors are all
sick and there Is 10 bury the dead. All who can
do so are leaving the town The disaee IA spreading To
Burton Village ten miles distant The Governor was
teegraphed to send help 10 bury the dead, but replied
that the county authorities should attend TO the matter
The trains pass through the town without stopping
PHrLkDEIPHIA, April 13.-The steamship Lord Give
which arrived at her dock yesterday from Liverpool was
not permitted TO land her passengers account OF the
prevalence of smallpox ON board There were two cas
during the voyage Is now conyalesccnt aud the
other Is sti under treatment. The pasSengers will be
detained on board and the vessel win be well fumgaied
The two thoroughly isolated and none OF the
other passengers came In contact with them.
BoRDENrowS y. j.. April 13-There are n number oi
smallpox cases in the Burlington County Almshouse,
situated Pemberon and several deaths have occurred
there from that disease.