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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-04
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Yonr yaiuatie medicine simmons Liver Ecgua,
tor has saved many pOcIos' bills, used 1t Tor
everything 1t ia recommended, and never kwtw II
to fail, have used II In Collie and Grnhbs, III nv
mrles aud horses giving III, IN about half bottle
at a time. lava not lost one that gave 1t to,
you can recommend II TO every one That has Stock
as being the bert medicine kEown hr all com
uIaiuts that horse flesh |, heir to. N. T. TArLoH,
agent ,or Strangers Of Georgia
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-04
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IA a Remfiy IN
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COLE. CONSTIPATION and BIIloUsSEss
ITlIhS No EQUAL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-08-04
TUgEp ONLY 'By
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II contains four medical elements, never united
IN the same happy proportion In a0v other piepar'
oiIon.yis: n gentle Caihnftic. wonderful Tonic
an uneAcepiionable Alternative aud certain Cor
receive Of all impurities Of the body. such sigma
success has attended its use, that It is nov regarded
As
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11
Ner Pha.e Of the star Route Fraads.

4 Washington special 70 the New Or
leans Dsm0crqt says. There is new
phase ia the star route cases that the
special agents have been considering,
although It is expected that great diff
Guilty viii Be experienced in establishing
proof Of what is believed 10 be the fact,
owing % the trouble Of using Indians
and renegsdes a. witnesses. Il Is charged
that the star route contractors in New
Mexico, Arizona and other remote re-
gions have been In the habit per- ideally
Of sending out q lot Of WornOut horses
and broken down stages, which were
destroyed by Indians, or white men dis
guised a. Indians, being hired for this
business by the proprietors Of the route
The next move WAS 10 present big bill
70 the government for the property, &C
companied by afidaYits to show that the
horses killed were very valuable and the
stages burned were new and high priced
vehicles 1t is remarkable how many Of
these bogus bills were paid. A Boston
contractor is conspicuous for this bust
ness, and the number Of valuable horse.
sad coaches lost and paid for is surPris
ing"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

THREATENED AssAssISAT 79s. - a
member Of the Csb'-ss ID his mall las'
Sunday morning found letter which
in substance @ss Is follows: You re
tain in yOur department that ---.
To- is 70 warn you that unless he is dis
missed before August LIST. 1881, you will
be shot down the first chance. Unless
you remove him before the 1st day Of
August, goodbye, for we mean bust
ness" II is understood that suspicion
points strongly 10 man who was for
several years employed IN the department
in question in one Of the Southern States.
He finally lost his place in the public
service and has been trying for some
time 70 secure reinstatement Il is
said that be nearly succeeded before it
was discovered that he was untrust-
worthy and unworthy Of appointment,
and it appears that the fact Of his IN
wOrthiness was made known through an
investigation made by the officer who
must be removed before August, 1881,
az the p.ice Of the personal safety Of the
head Of the department. This individual
is now in Washington, and circumstances
recently discovered strongly indicate that
he is the author Of the threatening letter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11
Speculative Insurance.

Five ne1 have already been hanged II
Pennsylvania for Al insurance murder,
and i seems probable that the gslloEs
VII claim another clique q cod bloOded
eonsvirEtorz, Who are suspected % hSv-
ing COMPRISED the death Of Al Old mn
Il order 70 make available the insurance
policies which they had placed upon his
life. The Circumstances attending the
death q Joseph Miller, II Lycoming
county, would not Be likely 70 excite
suspicion q foul play were il not that
there were policies On his life sggregsting
nearly 80, 900, the son with whom he
lived beng beneficiary to the extent Of
s. 600. This sol Is suspected Of being
sccessOry 70 the murder The whole
case viii depend upJn the chemical
analysis Of the stomach Of the de-
ceased and lie contents, and unless
this Is managed with great care
and By thoroughly competent experts,
the evidence is never satisfactory nor
conclusive. Mr.. Miller was = year Of
age, and had arrived Al 3 time Of life
when sudden death does not Of Itself fur
nish the less. presumption Of unnatural
cause
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

TIE JAY number Of the Commercial
RalEtions Of the Uniisd States. 5ust
issued by the State Department. con
tzins the rev Preach tariff This TART
vas promulgated Msy LAST. znd seems
% szperseds al conventional tariffs IL
ending the eight special tariff irssties
with Great Britain. after SIX months
notice This tzriH became 8 ixw O
Msy :. AID was published II the o6cisl
journal OF Nay 8 The department
presents literal translation. TIE rev
tzriE reduces the duty OF cheese, PEI
100 kilos, from eighteen 70 eight francs.
Butter, hitherto exempt. Is charged If
ten francs per 100 RlOs No change
bEs been nE6e II the rSte or
cereals Under tie hesd Ct 10
bscco. heretofore government
monopoly. ciExrs g16 cigarettes ATs
taxed :. 6J9f. per 109 kIi0S Suu1 s06
chewing tobscco 50s9f. ard smoking
tobacco J SOFT TIE duty o. metals Is
considerably reduced; thzt On sheet.
smooth sid hammered iron bsllC 1esrly
one half he former rate There Is 8ls0
3 large reduction o. the outF q y&r1s
Is Eel Is @ Eool and cotton fzhTlcs
OF machines and machinery. and MANY
articles prohibited under The old tariff
such g common sd Inc cutlery. Cast
iron furniture and wrought Iro1 Erticles
are now allowed % enter 81 low rate Of
duty. Arms q Ezr zrs Sill prohibited
BIT SIDE arms, firearms, ruZZls Eo6
breechlosdiDg, enter s. 5 reduced duty.
Al kinds q uuEczl instruments come
n e. lower rate
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

Tie DelsEz-e and Maryland ship c.
nzl. i I ron said. las been put upO7
secure fooz1ng 5y It's promoters. who
have sabseribed and procured the fun
snOznt required % construct the great
work The fact Is announced II these
terms: "A telegrzph3c dispatch has
been received By M Horace 3. Tebbett,
PnexSdent Of he M&ryland ard Delaware
Ship Canal Company, il which i Is
stated that enough subscriptions % ne
enterprise had been made By PE-Eizn
bankers 70 complete the negotiations Gnd
assure the successful completion Of the
canal The subscribed espItxl il s. 0Ja,-
90. Of this the Psris capitalists take
g .OOO. OO0-in bonds s.. 90. 90 and II
stock &, 90, 90. The remaining s, 0o9, :
90 l. taken mainly By PrsEidsot Tebbeii
and Hon Hiram Barney.
The route selected for the csnzl Is thst
Of the Ssssstrzs river tisexpected that
much the greater proportion o. the to1-
nsge q BzltinOEs. nOE Amounting 81
nuslly % 500, 90. oozstEiss and fo--
eign, vii pass through the cznL BIZ 3
toll e - cents Per Ton 3 revenue q oTe-
$50 90 vii accrue 20 TIE company,
LEAVING snzrEin for exeeleut profit oTe-
intsTe1 and e1pensss
Whist e5scf s1ch : Eo-k nay have
upoo connercs End The b1E-osss and
forsu1ss q cities cannot Be scc1rEts.y
estimated L L certain Baltimore has
developed great vitality L recent years
e : Commercial centre II this canal
should justify ths hopes Of its projectors,
tie future nsy have hign fortune Il
Eore for thst no1 respectable Cd city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11
Practical Experiments with NJ
Frances Ffreless Locomotive.

The following Is the first Intslligible
description We have seen Of II FRANCES
much talked Of freless locomotive: The
construction Is much Ike 81 ordinary
locomotive, except ThsE there l. 10 fire.
The boiler il 3 receptacle Of extra
strength, and the water Is raised 70 3
temperature Of about 39J degrees By the
injection Of steam q 3 pressure Of 225
pounds Tie steam Is provided by 3
stationary boiler a. one Of the iniermedi-
ale stations on the line. TIE freless
locomotive Is thus charged with
water capable Of giving Of 3 qusn-
tity Of steam sufficient for moderate
journey. OF cOHrse the pressure Of
steam gwen Of is q first very great, and
gradually lessons; but the inconvenience
which would arise from this constant
change Of pressure Is overcome BY the
adoption Of 3 reducing valve, by means
% which pressure Of steam reaching tie
cylinders can * nicely regulated These
engines were tried and worked from
Rueil TO Port Marley. 0 u miles, and
from Port Marley 70 Marie le ROf, z Is
miles; il is therefore evident that these
engines are quite capable Of covering
journeys Of length sufficient foT trsmwsy
work, especially as the engine described
draws z train Of twenty toni"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11
A Bank Clerk AbscoBds with S55. 900
In Stocks, Securities and Checks.

Saturday morning the firm of J. G..
Walcott & Co, brokers, AZ Broad street,
New York. informed the police that one
Of their clerks, who had been left to close
up the business Of the day previous, had
absconded with $40, 900 worth of stocks
and securities, and 81, 900 in checks. The
Ascending clerk is q. ID. WheelOck, IS
years of age and unmarried. He was
left alone in the Office in charge of the
books and safe. He filed out three
checks on the Continental Bank for
s., 600 each, and got one cashed at the
bank. On one Of the others he got let
lers Of credit on the banking house Of
Brown Brothers, London. and the
other on Drexel, Morgan & Co.
The letters are negotiable in any
part Of the world where 1rst-class
banking houses exist. The firm has
been in the habit of leaving three or four
signed checks in the bank so that the
office could at all times be ready to trans
nit business. The stubs were filed out
by persons authorized to sign the checks,
but the rest of the check was left blank
to be filed by the clerk in charge.
Wheelock filled out these checks TO suit
his pleasure, and after taking $40, 900 in
securities, the numbers Of which have
been telegraphed throughout the coun-
try, left for parts unknown. 1t is sup
posed he sailed on an outgoing steamer
which left on Saturday. The police
have ascertained with certainty that
WheelOck sailed for Bremen on Satur-
day in a North German Lloyd steamer
Under the treaty between Germany and
the United States he cannot be extra
dited unless the crime can be construed
into forgery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

The GTaDhic has q special from Wash
ington regarding the cssh balance IN the
Treasury which viii interest those who
watch the finances Of the country. II is
thought that the balance viii be at q
lower point in October than Il has fOl
some time. At the beginning Of the
present month the cash on hand amount
ed 70 nearly S155, OOO. 900, but upon this
and the next TWO months added surplus
there viii be an enormous drain An.
gust y about 81. 0OO. 900 Of bonds fall
due, and October / somewhere near so,
900, 900, more. Between now and No
vember there viii therefore be drained
from the Treasury over $50, OO0, 900. pro
vided the holders send the bonds In
promptly. To meet this il is estimated
that, 70 the $15j. 900, 900 now On hand,
there viii be so. 900. 900 at least to add fOI
each Of the months Of August and Sep
TENDER, making certainly 2 cash total Of
$175. coo 90 for the period from which
the $1j, 900. 600 reduction for August
must be taken, leaving SIC, 900, 900 70
begin with October 1st.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

Bull Run" Russel's letter TO the Eng.
lish papers complaining Of the lawless-
ness in this country. the number Of muir
ders committed here, and the habit Of
carrying concealed weapons is causing a
great deal Of indignant criticism among
the American papers. There is one
assertion in it, however, thai is correct,
and which deserves the consideration of
the Northern papers as showing the
views of an unprejudiced observer; and
this is his declaration that the evils OF
which he complains are just as common
North a. South Of Mason and Dixon's
line, and that the attempt Of certain Re
publican papers to convince the world
that life in the South is attended with
dangers of violence and murder is alb
surd, as be (RusselD could find no differ
ence between the two sections in point
Of carrying and using pistols.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

O'DOnOvan Rosa has changed and
modified all his assertions about those
internal machines. lie now admits that
he knew all about them, but never sup
posed that they were 70 be used or ship
ped on merchant vessels, but only on
men-Of-War ike the DOterel. He did
not altogether approve Of the. use Of in
fernal machines during times Of peace,
but thought that. in case Of trouble be-
tween the Irish and the British Govern
ment, the Irish in this country would be
justified in using dynamite. He had no
objection, however. 20 the creation Of a
wholesome dread Of travelling 10 English
ships Gen Thomas Francis Bourke.
one Of the trustees Of "the skirmishing
fund" was indignant over the whole
affair He denounced Grove az an idiot.
"Our cause" he said. has suffered
enough from knayes Il Il q pity 70 have
Il Handicapped by . fool have no
sympathy with the internal machine Eel.
lows think they ought 10 be roasted
I want nothing to do with them"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

An Austrian physi clan has recently
published book in which he attempts
to prove that habitual criminals are such
because they cannot help it. He has ex-
amined the brains Of a number Of per.
sistent scoundrels, and has invariably
found that the superior frontal convolu.
ton is not continuous. but is divided
INTO four subconvolutions analogous to
the parts found in predatory car
nivorous animals, and he thinks
that the mental ohsracteristics Of
criminals are due to this peculiar
formation Of the brain. There is prob
ably a substratum of truth in the hypO-
thesis Of the learned professor, says the
London EeIo, "but, inasmuch as these
habitual criminals invariably know the
difference between penny and shil-
ling. there is no reason why they should
not learn the difference between right
and wrong"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

The war Of railroad rates continues
undated, it includes both passenger and
freight rates. and present indications are
that the fight may 60 on until the rival
roads carry people for nothing and throw
in a chrome as an inducement % travel.
On Friday last frst-class freight rates
from New York 70 Chicago were cut
from 20 cents % . cents per hundred.
A hrst-class passenger ticket Tan be
bought in Boston for Chicago for FIVE
dollars. The executive committee Of
the trunk lines viii hold another
meeting for the purpose Of talking
over terms Of peace Vanderbilt. Gar
Tetts Roberts and other railway magnates
viii be present. and there is a likelihood
that the rates will soon be put up. not
only 70 the old rates. but that there will
be such an advance a. viii cover what
has been lost % the several companies BY
competition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

The Federal Government is taking q
kesn interest in getting the facts in the
dynamite plot. and Il is conspicuOusly
evident that the authorities are not at al
favOrably disposed towards Grove and
Rosa Attorney General MacVesgh
chsracterizes the crime as a more mon
BrOus oiIense against society than evez
the act Of Guiteau, which was open, di-
rected against a single person, and not
Ike the internal machines-an attempt
% slaughter hundreds Of innocent people
% carry out a political purpose. Il is
said that not only Grove will be arrested,
but all the inventors, merchants and
Others engaged in the conspiracy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11
9irEr Regulator.
Painful OffspriBgs of Malaria!
Simmons Liver Regulator

! And have their origin in a disorcered Liver,
I which II not regulated in time. great suffer
1 ing. wretchednegs and death viii eneue
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

Parson Conway. the Moses who prom
ised to lead the Southern blacks out Of
the land Of bondage and conveniently
forgot to Do so, has been lately visiting
10 New Orleans. lie improved the OPP
portunity by sending the newspapers of
that city letter defending the exodus
and iustifYing its results. According
70 Father Conway. 60. 900 negroes, under
bis inspiration and counsel, fed into
Kansas, and -, 900 men found homes in
Illinois. Indiana, and other Northwest
ern States. The New Orleans PScayune,
however, punctures Father COnway's
figures IN q most cruel manner. Il shows
that By the last census returns the whole
negro population OF Kansas is only
A.. O9l, and Of this number some Is, 900
were in the State in 1870. Allow
ing for a normal rate Of increase
and immigration from other States,
especially Missouri, there could not have
been more than fifteen thousand negroes
brought into Kansas by the exodus.
Moreover. many Of those 50 introduced
were paupers and wholly worthless as an
element Of a new population. The in
crease in Illinois and Indiana was still
smaller, and due 70 the slow drift Of
population. not TO q concerted exodus
movement. The PieayuHe estimates that
not more than seventeen thousand five
hundred cOIored population was added
70 Ohio, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa. Kansas.
and Michigan by immigration in the ten
years. This is perhaps low estimate.
but it Is shown by the figures Of the
Census Bureau that the rate Of growth
among the negroes Of these States was
only 80 per cent, while il was 40 per
cent in the South. where the population
was nearly stationary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

TAs lines 10 be huin 81 u8cs A-e fran Macon.
Gs-. = Af4AEfS- Gs. and from Atlanta. Ga, -
Rene Ga, counac-lnE ne EsS1 TenusSssa. y II
ElElz A11 GeorEl8 Railroad system with The
Georgia SysseE, also c0zDac-llg t1e systems
g rs2lros1s 81 Chattanooga Tenn. with the
- listens q roSaaS zr Atlanta Ga. s16 giving
6Irsc1 oufass from TIE WeSI e Brunswick sad
Savannah. q the AI3E-ric- and FROM Menu L
Tenn. q The ElsslssipTi- 70 Nurfolk- over the
LzSz7-- HES q tbs 81 n1lc8rs AID t1e NoT1olK
E11 y sS-=rz Railroad
Tns roads planned % Dc built are expected
= b completed uy January. 15s1 and TIE svs-
tens thsreoF cs-euts1 They VII specify
ouil5 TIE road frun AnoxTIlls, Tenn. % ne
STATE Inc. connecting VIII he L012sT1l4e and
Nashville EzilroEo g L0EiSTAle. IS vel sE %
20 builo t1E road from AoFrlsT0wr 70 ? int
Rock q TIE Sor1A Carolina lie: ths1 coz
nsctfEx viii ths Nsy1h and South Carolina Eys-
tens q railroads. which VII give Tie shortest
line from tbe Northwest % TIE large tsryi50ry
lFtog east q Al between tbs mountains and
TIE szse0Gr1
TIE uEf1 Easd portions are under eoztrEet,
and the entire system VII Be corrected ard II
Operation EIfti1 TIE nexf tSn mo1t1s-
The DeY60EzSl Of the z T., "a. 4 Ga
Is made mp from the ATTEST and most
successful railroad Den Of iis territory,
and, IN fact, Of the whole country, and
the most solid railroad dealers Of New
YORK There Is practically 10 lmiG 70
the railroads financial ability 70 develop
its territory, which Is among the richest
il natural resources Of the Union 4
glance al the map VIII shOE the vast in
pOrtsnce Of ifs through connection.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

The good Deacon Richard Smith, Of
Cincinnati, delivers this short and Bithy
sermon on an absorbing question: 80
long as Temperance men rely upon stop
ping the consumption Of liquors by leg
islstion, neglecting other means, the
cause will advance backward. If min
isters should demand legislation 70 com
pei people 10 confess religion, churches
would be deserted and the means Of
grace would be inaccessible. The way
TO advance the temperance cause is TO
convince men they ought TO be temper
ate. Until the judgment is convinced.
the mouth will not be closed against the
Intoxicating cup. That zeal which closes
the eye against experience is not accord
ing to knowledge" With all his politi-
cal heresies, the good Deacon's head is
level On the temperance question.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

The specie movement during the fiscal
year 1851 is unprecede nted. The i'm
ports Of gold and silver amounted u
$l10 600, 900, against exports Of $19,.
400. 900, an excess Of S91, 100000. The
net import Of gold and silver during 1896
reached S75. 900, 900. During the FIST
seven years Of the decade, beginning
with 1870, the net export of specie aver
aged about $55, 900, 900 per annum. Fol
the last five years the gold and silver
movement shows an annual net import
of some $28, 800, 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-11

Mr.. ODonovsn Rosa has indited q
letter 70 Secretary Of State Blaine on the
subject Of internal machines. He chides
Mr. Blame for becoming, as he alleges,
the tool Of English statesmen, and de-
MES any completely in the shipment Of
the dynamite instruments recently dis
covered On vessel al Liverpool, which
cleared from an American port Alr
O'Donovsn Rosa closes his letter as fol
lows: 1T is my opinion that England
will before long have something else to
trouble her besides getting up jobs to
fool you-somefhing that will convince
her that the Irish have gone with ven
geapce