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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
ESTABLISHED 1850.

is over. The snubbing Just Administered to
ex Congressman Rainey. by the Republicans.
is not calculated to raise the aspirations of
the R-verend Witherspoon to an unreason-
able altitude. He may, however, share the
good fortune OF Watkin Hicks, and organ
ize new church at the national capital.
The verdict Of the jury last Saturday in
the herce murder trial, exculpatug the
prisoners, was generally acceptable and
such as was expected from the evidence.
The crime is still wrapped in mystery. II
was an expensive trisl to the State from the
length of time consumed and the number
of witnesses in attendance.
That wonderful musical prodigy, Blind
Tom, will appear here on Friday and Satur-
day, and Is sure of good houses. He will
also visit st. Augustine, Cedar Keys and
Key West. Tom Is a marvel and an enigma.
The excess of lumber shipped from this
port during the present, as compared with
the previous year, will reach over fifte en-
millions OF feet. The mills, although run
ming day and night, are quite Incompetent
to supply the demand, and much building
Is delayed in consequence.
The full and comprehensive report of the
proceedings of the National Board OF
Health in the Savannah MORNING NEWS is
another evidence Of the enterprise OF It's
proprietor and the resources OF the estsb-
lishment. The report was able and com
plete, and the publication of the minutes
was greatly enjoyed by the medical pro-
fesston. Q1ite number of the delegates
seized the opportunity to make Florida q
visit.
The small number of twenty deaths last
month, with the city full of invalids from
abroad, indicates an excellent condition of
the public health. We can stand on our re-
cord in this respect.
A moderate nOrther set in day or two
since, and white pants and linen coats went
out OF fashion. SILL nothing has been seri-
ously Injured as yet by the icy fingers of
Jack Frost, and beautiful roses are to be
gathered in many gardens. The pleasant
perfumes OF the opoponax and Japan plum
greets the passers by, and the oleander etilI
shows occasional blooms.
The weather is clear, pleasant and bracing
and is greatly enjoyed by our visitors.
W. II. B.
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INDIAN COTTON.
The Oldham Manufacturers N PeTsuas
dGd thaE sIs GrOwIh should be
Encouraged.

MANCHESTER, December THE Man
ches er Guardian points out that much atten-
tiOn is devoted in Oldham to the case which
will shortly be presented to Lord Harting
ton, SECRETARY for Iudis, in favor OF the
encouragement OF the growth of cotton in
India. The Guardians correspondent at
Oldham says the dtpu alton will consist of
spinners, manufacturers and opera ors.
Among the points they will urge are
the absence of crop returns in India,
an advantage that the Americans gain by
their systt m of stating bef rthand the ex-
tent of acreage planted. The ceputation
desire similar system OF reports organ
lied under the central authoii y. at d con
sider that there is no rt ason why cotton of
q quality equal to the best should not be
grown in India in snch quantity as would
sell 10 Liverpool at 4 4 1. to 411Sd. per pc uUd
They point out that under the conditions
nov existing a series of bad SEASONS in he
American cotton district wou d reduce Old
ham to beggaiy. IL would he be 8 serious
emb .rrsssmt Mt IL America chose to reduce
he output or found it to be more profitable
10 grow grain. More Indian cotton is want
e6, II for nothing else than as a make
weight against the gigantic system OF Amer
Gan cotton gambling TneY consider that
the output Of India might be increased five
fold
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
The Arkansas Central Litigation

LITTLE r OK, December y esterdsy in
the United States Court, in The case of
Credit Company VS.. the Arkansas Central
Railroad Company, the defendants by their
attorneys filed an answer The road 10 ques
tiOn was Incorporated IN 1855. 1t had made
no progress ia the matter of construction
until 1868, when ex Senator Dorsey became
its President. A large amount Of bonds
were issued, secured by lien on the road.
These bonds we're sold at so per cent on
the dollar and were bought largely by a
banker at Amsterdam, Holland, aud by
bankers in London and throughout Europe
generally. Afterwards the tlrst mott
gage was fore closed and the road
was sold under it for $40. 900 to.S H,
HOrneT, of Helena. The sale occurred in
July last. The suit is brought In the inter-
est Of certain bondholders to set aside the
sale on the ground of alleged fraud. The
defendants in their answer deny any fraudu-
lent intention Ia the matter of the sale, and
express themselves as determined to press
the case to an early and final conclusion.
The bondholders appear TO be the chief
sufferers. Oa the one hand it is stated that
the road had lost money from its inception,
and on the other It is claimed that it has
netted $lS 600 per year. The plaintiff will
probably take tx Senator Dorsey's deposit
tion at his home in New Mexico.
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ANOTHER FLORIDA BOOM.
The Spec dy Completion of the Jack
sOnVIlIe. TAMPA and Key West
Railroad Assur. 4

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, December THE
Union announces that the early building of
the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
Railroad is assured, and that Jay Gould,
s. j. Tilden, Gov. Cornell, Winslow, Lanier,
& Co.. Milton Weston, of the Chic go Belt
Line Railroad, and other capitalists have
taken the matter in hand and will push the
road to completion. The road will run on
the west side Of the river to Palatks and
thence direct to Tampa. A steam ferry
is to established from Palatka TO
point on the opposite side Of
the river, and q rosd run from there to
Titusville, q distance OF over 100 miles.
The contract for grading this bra ch of the
rosd has been let to a firm in OHIO, who
have arranged with parties in Georgia to
furnish one thousand men to do the work,
and are to have the grading completed by
the first of April.
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THE TRIAL OF GUITEAU.
Nearing the End-Experts UnwIll.
Ing 10 Testify for the Assassin-
His Fellow TOwnsmen Think Him
Sane.

WAsHINGToN, December 7.-The morn
ing session of the Guiteau trial was de-
vOied to the examination Of citizens
of Freeport on behalf of the prosecution.
The evidence of the witnesses was that they
had known the Guiteau family and did not
regard L. w. Guiteau, the father of the
prisoner, as insane; also that they believed
the other members Of the family sane.
The fact that but few Of twenty or thirty
experts summoned for the defendant gave
their testimony excites some remark, and It
is said hat nearly all Of them came to the
conclusion that they could do Guiteau no
good by their testimony. A few of the ex-
perts bad interviews with Guiteau Monday,
but none of them appeared yesterday on the
witness stand. District Attorney Corkhill
is quoted as expires ing the belief that the
trial will not last more than week longer.
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THE EYER FAITHFUL ISLE.


HAVANA, December 7.-The enthusiastic
farewell to General Blanco was made par
tlcularly noteworthy by the demonstrations
OF the Conservatives, who displayed many
large flags inscribed with their political
motto. II was al parent that the Conserva-
tives intended thus to celebrate the alleged
death blow to autonomy received during the
administration of Blanco. E DiariO notes
thai El Ibfdnfo, the autonomists' organ, has
not one word Of farewell for Banco, nor
were here any sutonomists present at his
depar!ure
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weather indications.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INGToN, d. c., December 7.-Indications
for Thursday:
In the South Atlantic States, colder,
fair weather, westerly verging to northerly
winds, and higher barometer.
In The East Gulf States, fair weather,
winds mostly northerly, S ationarv or lower
Temperature, and stationary pressure.
In the West Gulf States, weather varia-
Bile, winds shifting to southerly, stationary
or higher temperature.
In the Middle Atlantic States, colder,
fair weather, northwesterly winds, higher
barometer
In Tennessee and the ONO viHey'
warmer, fair weather, northwest wiaus' gen
ersllv shifting to soul heIly, in the east Dor
Il n higher, and in the west portion lower
nressuFe
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NUMBERING A PRIEST.
Arrest aud imprisonment OF the
Murderer threatened Lynchtng.

GREENFIELD, MASS, December 7.-Da-
vld McMillen, who shot Father McCarty on
Sunday last, reached here last evening.
Fears were entertained of en- attempt to
lynch the prisoner, and the train was
stopped some distance from the depot and
he was put into a carriage and driven rapid
ly to the jail. The news, however, had
leaked out, and the jail was crowded with
people anxious to get at the prisoner, but
the display of revolvers by the officers de-
tered them from violence. Father Nc
Carly died about midnight, but before his
death he made dying declaration as to the
circumstance of the ASSAULT. A warrant or
Nc Mtllen on the charge of murder was
issued.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
THE COTTON PLANTERS.
Meeting of the Association at At
lanLa-MIssIsi ippI Editors at thG
Exposition.

ATLANTA, GA, December 6.-The Ma.
tionsl Cotton Planters Association met in
convention to-day at the Exposition grounds
and was called to order by President More
head. Addresses were made by Director
General Ktmball, Gov. Colquitt and Hon.
Thos. Hardeman, OF Georgia, and Judge
Simrall, of Mississippi. President More
head speaks TO night at the capitol and
Commissioner Loring speaks at the Exposi
tion TO morrow on ''Small Farms Compared
to Large Ones " The city is crowded.
The Press Association of Mississippi ar
rived this morning, fifty strong, under
President Walpole.
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Blown 30 AIOms-GOId In the Cana
ntRn NOrthVUaag

day last Duncan Mcmillan, foreman of a
party of workmen on the Canada Pacific
Railroad, two miles east of E igle Lake, went
with VIM. Cornell one of lis men, into the
powder magaz ne to prepare an explosive
for blasting, and had only been inside the
building about five minutes when an exPlo-
sion took place, blowing them to atoms.
Accounts from Edmonton, N w. T., state
that gold operations are brisk A good deal
OF dirt pans out from So to S12 per day.
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lUDDER & BATES, Savannah, Ga


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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
A S,eamerin Hurricane.

NEW YORK, D cember THE steamer
Lake Winnipeg, which arrived here 70 day
from Liverpool, reports that on Novembe
23d she encountered hurricane, which did
much damage. JAS. Blair, chief engineer,
was washed overheard and lost. Patrick
Cooney, fireman, was thrown down the
stoke hole and killed. Jonu r .ynolds. fire.
man, died, having drank carbolic acid, mis-
taking IL for vinegar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
The htu0cIiOn Case against the
Tennessee Funding RtII

NASHVILLE, December THE State
Eunolug Board yesterday, In the Supreme
Court, entered motion to advance Ou the
docket the case of the funding tillir junction
suit. The bill is known as the = o ne hundred
and three BILL" and was passed by The last
General Assembly. 1t provides for funding
the State debt at par, and makes per cent.
coupons receivable for taxes. II the case is
not advanced it is probable that, owing to
the crowded state of the docket, the case
may not be reached for years, and may be
left open for further agitation in the next
State election"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
Found FIna,iug im ,he River,

RICHMOND, VA December THE body
of gen eelly dressed man, about fiity-6ve
years old, was found fl ia.ing iu the river be-
low the city yesterday. A copy OF the Pitt :
burg Commercial GGzeEte was found in bi
pocket. aisp two envelopes bearing stsmps
of the Pittsburg and Western r road, one
of which was addressed to ] E. Fluke
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Time l:4S1S, 1:49H, 1:54

Time l:4S1S 1:49A, 1:54
The thirf race, a mile dash for 5000, out
OF which $50 70 go to the second horse, for
Carolina bred two year-olds, brought only
two to the post, Live Oak aud Bonnie Kate.
The bets were nearly equal, with slight odds
in favor Of the colt. Bonnie Kate won
easily by four lengths.
There are three races on the programme
for to morrow. For the first race, one and
one-eighih miles. there are eight entries,
and pools are selling as follows: Cape Clear
90 King Duichman IA Ltncbpin 10, Twight
8, Harry PeYton 6, Honduras 6. lola 2, Be-
mis- 2
For the second race, mile heats, for three
yesr-clds. there are four entries. Pools are
selling to-Dight: Morris and Patton stables,
Ada and Fellow Plsv $50, Vingt ct I'm SIS,
HELEN Wallace 50, Nutmeg 50.
For the third race, one and half miles,
there are two entries, Potomac and Bonnie
Castle. The odds are one hundred to forty
FIVE dollars on Potomac.
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The Norlhern Paolflo Railroad.

WASHINGTON, December THE Presi-
dent has approved the recommendation OF
the St cretary Of the Interior, who has ac-
cepted an a. ditiOnal twenty-five mile sec
ton Of the Northern Pacific Railroad. The
new section lies in the Territory of Idaho,
and was pronounced satisfactory by the
Government Commissioners, Messrs. Henry
r Gorringe, Thomas I. Minor and G. ".
Slagle
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
South Georgia NTeIhodtmts

COLUMBUS, December THE South
Georgia Conference OF the Methodist Epis-
cOp4l Church South convened iu this CITY
to-day, Bishop G. F. Pierce presiding.
Tnere is large attendance OF ministers.
Seven new applications we're made to enter
the ministry. The session will continue for
the remainder of the week.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
The Deadwood Star Router.

CHICAGO, December THE cases of
Jeddings, COrbill and Clary, indicted for
star route frauds and conspiracy on the
Sidn y aud Deadwood lines, were called in
the United States Court yesterdsY afternoon,
Il is understood that the defendants ooun-
sci will endeavor to morrow morn
ing to quash the indictments on the ground
of legal informality in empanelling the
grand jury.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
rae MCoIorado PooI.n

CHICAGO, December THE reorean.Za-
tion scheme of the Southwestern Railway
Association suffered serious set back yes
UerdaY. The Northwestern Company in
sisted upon lis rights to withdraw at any
time on thirty days notice. The Colorado
pool is therefore likely to be short lived.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08

BUFFALO, N Y, December William
Burke, alias Charles Il Page. has been
arrested here as the thief who stole Sill Geo
worth OF railroad bonds belonging 10 Pre- 81
dent D. P Eslls, Of tie CommtIc!al Ma
tional Bank of Cleveland.
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81 fell from NV wagon a few days Sine

81 fell from my wagon few days since,"
writes Mr.. G c. A kins, Beaver, Pa "aDd
sprained my wrist so very badly that could
not attend to nv business After using
seven different remedies, and the pain in
ereasiDg / iried s.. Jacobs OIL. 10 len
minutes the pan had gone, and / could en-
Joy nights Sleep" 1t is fhe remedy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08

Exit the AllIgatOr-A Lesding Fea-
ture of Florida Scenery 10 be
Wiped Out-FOssiI Re" aims OF
Former Animals-A Field for the
OrnithOlOgist and GseOIOgist- FIOri-
da Day a Success-She Leads In
Staples-NOW for the State Fair
UOcIe Ssm's COurT-GatherIng of
the Ususl RetInue-Bfsbee and
WttherspOOn-SmaIl all Items.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
Unqu+.lfon.bIy ,he y.ry Rest,

BALTIMORE, Md April 20. 1881.
have recently been using your Browns
Iron BI'ters in my family, consisting OF my.
self. wife and three children. and the Effect
has been always as marked as Ia the case of
MIR. Phelps. It is unquestionably won
derful medicine. A. j, BowEN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
SerIuus Railway CoI,,,tou.

ST. LOUIS, December IA collision be-
tween two freight trains on the j, # erson
Division Of the Texas and Pacific Railroad
not far from Marshall, yesterday, resulted in
the death OF two men, serious injuries to
three, and slight injuries to four others.
Both engines and a number of cars were
completely wrecked.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08

GALVESTON, December The bodies of
tw1 more murdered men were found yester-
day morning twenty five miles from here. 1t
is supposed the perpetrators are the parties
who killed Sheriff Martin few days since
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08

MENoMEE, Wis, DecA"..1., "...,er 7-One snar
VI Inc v.Iuge across Red Cedar river at
Cedar Falls was taken cut last night by a
wind storm. 0ae man was killed and three
others seriously Injured.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08

CHICAGO. Dece mbtr7 The city suthori-
ties are az last taking eDel geiic measures 10
arrest the spread Of smallpox. Vsccina-
ZION OF al peIsons will be insisted upon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
Jefferson Davis and Family Back
from kurOpe.

New YORK, December - Jefferson
Davis, accompanied bv bis wife and
daughter, arrived from Europe to-day on
the eamship Necker, aud left for Louis
vile, Ky, this evening.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
Alabama DTaSona.

MONTGOMERY, ALA December THE
Grand l. 'dse OF ,Freemasons of this State
az journed to-day R w. Cobb was elected
Grsud Master. A large body will leave for
Atlanta In The morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
Fatal RailwaK OoIIiaion.

GALVESTON, December IA special from
Long View, dated the 9th instant, says: CAT
1880 o'clock this morning two trains collided
at Hallsville, twelve miles east of here.
Three persons were killed and several
WOupdedD
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Corpse tH TruDk-mcPhersOn
Barracks NOId

ATLANTA, GA, December THE body
OF negro woman was found in a trunk
which arrived here this evening on the
Georgia Railroad. Il is suppos- d to have
been intended for the Sou h ern Medical CO l.
lege OF this city. The McPh-rson barracks
was sold to day for SIG 600 This effect
ually abOlishes the post.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
Des,rueuve Kansas F,re.

Fort SCOTT, KANSAS, December p
Nearly full block of frame business houses
on Snort Creek, insas, was burned on the
night ct the 5ch inst, involving a loss of
about $4,000. InsuraI c. unknown.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
Repor,sd Lynchinx of a Murderer.

FORTRESS MONROE, December lit is re-
por ed that Wm. Allen, who killed Wm.
Schlatter on Friday last, was taken from
Jail at Warwick Court House last night by a
party of masked men and hanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
..Rnehnnntbn.O

New, quick, complete cure four days,
u-,nsrS sff~clions. rmart ng, frequent or
dificult uriDafiop, kidney diseases; 81.
Druggists. Depot, Qsceola Butler, Savan-
nah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08

VIENNA, December The papers deny
the revelations of the Vienna correspondent
OF the Standard regarding the Russo italian
combination.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08

BERNE, December INN. Zyro and
LeDcher, both Radicals, have been elected
President and Vice President, respec ectively,
of the National Council
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storms or .be NewroumdI.Ud ooa...

New YORK, December There are re.
porls at st. joan, N. F., of fearful storms
prevailing of that coast, and that many
disasters had occurred. The steamer Hi
bernian is five days overdue.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08
SOUTH CAROLINA JOCKEY CLUB.
Yesterdays Events-The Pools for
To-day.

CHARLESTON, December THE Decem-
Club opened to-day with only fair attend
ance. The weather was fine, but the track
a trihe heavy.
The Introductory scramble, a mile dash
for purse Of $500, was won by J. F. Cald-
wells Ballast. La Gloria second, P. shea's
King Dutchman third. Time 1:491<.
The second event, mile heats, for all ages.
for purse of $500. of which $50 to go to
the second horse, brought five starters to
the post. The first heat was won by r.
Shea's Duke of Kent, Keno second, Helen
Wallsce third, Ada (she favorite) fourth,
Combat distanced.
In spite OF this Ada continued the favorite
ard won the second and third heats and the
race easily.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-08

CLEVELAND, December IA heavy gale
is playing havoc with shipping on Lake Erie
10 this vicinity, but thus far no loss OF life
is reported.
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The Virginia Assembly.


RICHMOND, December THE General
ASSEMBLY met tC day in biennial session.
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SaddlEry, zsaruGss. &r.

GEORGIA. CHAgHAM CoGNTY. - Notice in
~ hereby given to ali persons interested that
have made application to the Honorable
the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county for
an order autho izing the sale of all the real
estate End personal property belons ing TO The
estate OF DORCAo sANJHFZ. oeeeased. Tor
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NOyEhBhK 80, 1881.
VIM s. BOGARR.
QUALIFIED executor Of Dorcas Senchez, decd.