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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10

Locking back to the fate of the Wilkes
Booths and Guiteaus of century ago, one
must OWn, ssys the New York Times, that
judicial punishment mas become wonder
fully Civilized during the last four genera
iions. The assassins of the late Car and OF
President Garfield have been tried and
hanged liks any other murderers. Bow
thew would have Jared Ia tie days OF our
great grsndfathers may be learned from the
still extsnt sentence OF the peasant Dsmi-
ems, Who attempted the life of Louis AN.,
about the middle Of the last century. The
hurt which he inflicted vas mere 4esh
wound, vhieh specify healed; but ke was,
nevertheless, sentenced to have ''his right
hand burned from his body with 4 aiming
brimstons, the esh torn with red hot PIN
GERS from his breast, arms and calves, boil
ina CT poured into the wounds thus made,
and his body torn limb from limb BY four
horses" all OF which hEasne iuiunctioLs
were scrupuloIslY carried out. II this Nas
the punishment Of an assassin who failed In
his purpose, what would have beeu done to
him had he eucceeded2 -
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j. H. ESTILL, PROPRIETOR.

s. Key. DID,, Of Macon. $50 p. m. Annual
meeting Of the Students Prayer Meet
ing Society," in University Chapel.
July II, Monday, 1O:9O a. m. Sopho-
mate defamation, in University Chapel,
4 4p.m. Annual meetings OF the Phi Kappa
and Demosthenian societies, in the society
halls $50 o. m Junior exhibition in Univer-
sity Chapel Delivery Of Sophomore medals by
the Hon. D. ". Lewis, OF Dahlonega. July IS,
Tuesday, II a. N. Grafton before the literary
societies in University Chapel, by the Hon. J. G.
G. Black, OF Augusta. p m. Annual meeting
OF the Alumni society, in Library Hall. ESQ
p. m, Chancellor reception, at the Chancel-
lor's mansion, July ls, Wednesday, COM
mencement day. 1880 g. m Commencement
exercises in University Chapel.
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BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

The Constsntinople Fhare du B0spbore h a
been suppressed for attacking Prince Bis
marck.
Thirteen socialists have been sentenced
| to prison at Prague for terms varying from
| two years to one week,
Count Tolstoi has instructed the frontier
authorities to do all that is possible to facill-
| tate the return Of the Jews to Russia
Two hundred and eighty-three outraees
were committed in Ireland during the
month of June, OF which five were murders.
Albert Weoke, eighty years Of age, was
| hooked to death By cow which he was
leading, on National avenue, Milwaukee,
recently.
Charles A. Jones, editor of the Charlotte
Obssruer, heretofore a Democratic paper.
announces himself an independent capdl-
date for Congress.
Four children named Foley were po' 'soned
recently at Burlington, VT, by eating cur
rants containing worms. Two are dead,
and the others are dying,
Our exports Of petroleum during the
eleven months ended May 3lst last am Dunt-
ed in value to SAG, ,563. .142, against $3i, 762,-
341 during the corresponding period OF
1881.
Authentic information has been received
at Simla that negotiations were reopened
between Great Britain aud Russia in Deem
Der, relative to the demsrkation of the
northern frontier of Afghanistan.
The notorious Captain Payne is reported
from st Louis as declaring his intention to
start for the Indian Territory on the 10th
inst, "with the largest band OF colonists
that has yet gone into that Territory"
The Secretary of the Board of Agriculture
of Kansas reports the harvesting of the
largest wheat crop ever gathered IN that
State. The area planted was !, ,462, 736 acres,
and the product is 81, 1868, I'll bushels.
The body of J. II. Plant, the st. Louis
merchant who lately disappeared In conse-
him, was found recently in the slough at
East st. Louis. 1t is believed he committed
suicide.
Yokohama advIces Of June 18Th report
the population of Japan, according to the
censns just finished, at Sc. .35S, ,994, an In
crease OF 5000 900 since 1873. The Increase
is attributed partly 20 the greater accuracy
In collecting returns. The population OF
Toxic is 979, ,0S4 Kioto, $50, ,827, and Osaka,
5S7, 1893.
Arrangements for the shipment of so .000
nead OF cattle to England, chiefly from New
IorK, during the months Of October aud
November, are now being made by repre-.
sentatives of q syndicate Of Western cattle
rsisers, who, in connection with the Earl Of
Airlie, are said to control 100000 head Of
cattle, and have immense grazing fields in
Colorado.
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Mr.. Ruskin has communicated to the st.
George Guild his views concerning the pro-
jected model museum, which is to take the
place of the present limited building at
Walkley. He intends that special attention
shall be given to painting; that there shall
be libraries, reading rooms, and mlneralogi-
cal specimens, and that copies of great art
works shall be added to the collection as
soon as the funds permit. He expects that
Sheffield will build the museum, and has
appealed to the public for aid in purchasing
valuable manuscripts from the Hamilton
Palace collection. Works of great value
and beauty, he says, are being received at
Walkley every day, and the present build
ing being already filed q temporary store
house Is about to be erected for their recep-
tion. In answer to the frequent question
why he chose Sheffield for the museum,
Mr.. Rusktn says one reason is because
sheffield is IN Yorkshire, and Yorkshire
vet, In the main temper ofits inhabitants, is
old Eaglish, and capable, therefore, yet OF
the ideas of honesty and piety by which old
England lived"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
THE IRON TRADE.
Probable End OF the Strike.

CLEVELAND, ONO, July 9.-The Amalga-
mated Association Of Iron and Steel Work.
ers held secret meeting in Newburg last
night, and considered the advisability of al
lowing the strikers to return to work. Presi-
dent Jarrett was present, and 1t is under
stood that he favored the plan. A number
OF wire drawers are expected to resume
work on Monday. An attempt will be made
by the Cleveland rolling mill to start up the
hard steel mill on Monday. Should the
union decide TO allow the members to re-
sumo their places, the mills will, doubtless,
start upon double turn soon,
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The FreIeht HsndIer., s,rlke.

NEW YORK, July S-Some of the italian
freight handlers were attacked early this
morning In Battery Park. but they sue
ceeded in worsting their sssailants. The
New York Central and Hudson river pier,
at Barclay street, is crowded with aceumu-
lated freight. Very little is being received
and much less handled. The Erie piers
were receiving freights. At all of
the upper piers of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad little freight was
received, but as fast as possible It was load
ed on fats to be taken away. At st. Johns
Park depot no change was apparent. One
train left this morning, and another one was
being loaded. The prospect of settlement
is as yet In the remote future.
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stocks In London.

LONDON, July 8.-The Economist of this
week says: 1.-THE rate of discount for bank
bills, 60 days to three months, is per cent,
and for trade bills, 60 days to three months,
2I to "a per cent. Foreign stocks have
markedly improved. Egyptians have re-
covered last weeks fall. Atlantic
cables dropped on the report that
the American Senate had authorized
the laying of new cables. Russians were
frmer on account Of the death of General
Skobeloff. Ohio and Mississippi ordinary
and preferred have risen and per cent.
respectively. Denver and Rio Grande COM
mon, Oregon and California common and
preferred, and Wabash have improved per
cent. Louisville and Nashville have fallen
! per cent?
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Weather IndIcatlOns.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
ISeToN, D. c., July 9.-Indieations for
Monday:
In the South Atlantic and E ast Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, with local rains,
winds mostly southwesterly, stationary
temperature and stationary or lower pres
sure.
In the New England and Middle Atlantic
States, partly cloudy weather, occasional
rains, and winds mostly southwesterly, sta
tIonsry or higher temperature, and gener-
ally lower pressure.
In the West Gulf States, colder, partly
cloudy weather, with LOCAL rains, southerlY
winds, becoming variable, and higher pres
sure.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, colder,
cloudy weather, with rain, southerly veering
to westerly winds, falling followed by rising
barometer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
Yellow Fever at Panama.

PANAMA, June 29.-There have teen three
fatal cases of yellow fever lately among the
canal employees, and eleven soldiers of the
Columbia Guard have died of the disease
here. In Aspinwal there have been nine
deaths from the disease-three being for
eigners resident on the isthmus, and three
sailors from vessels in Navy Bay.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10

No poor man need aspire to be Lord
Mayor Of London. His expenses for Lord
Mayors day alone, his first day in office,
might well alarm him did he not possess
considerably more than competency. On
last Lord Mayors day the dinner cost
S., ,260; the decorations, So, ,12S; the process
sion, So, $50; the Gaildhall music, $33S;
printing and stationery, 81 ,492, and the
general expenses were 81, 2,07S; total SIS, 500.
OF this total nearly one-half, or IS 9I7, came
out OF the Lord Mayors own pocket. Mr..
Alderman and Sheriff Hanson paid 81 ,45g
of 1t. and Mr.. Sheriff Ogg an equal sum.
From the City Lands Committee an even
81 600 was contributed. Messrs Hanson
and Ogg, it will be seen, contributed to-
gether sum equal to the contribution OF
the Lord Mayor; in other words, after the
city had contributed ifs 1000. the three
individuals shouldered the remsining $l7,-
900. The salary of the Lord MAYOR Is
10000, into which the first day In Office
thus makes a large hole. Brave and SELF
denying beyond most men would be the one
who made this salary pay his expenses. 1t
is the rule that Lord Mayor far outlives
his income,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10

ST. LOUIS, July s.-The Laclede Rollings
Mills will start up again next Monday. The
committee for the men signed a contract
agreeing to resume work under the Cincin-
natl agreements until settlement shall be
made at PIttsburg. About six hundrd strik-
ers will go to work. Thus on Monday all
the mills in the Third district will be in
operation, except the Helmbocker forge.
Two hammers are being run at the Helm
booker forge, and It is believed the men en-
ployed in the rolling mill department will
soon return to work.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10

LONDON, July S.-Skobeloff's heart COM
plant, it is thought, was due to contu.
sion received during the attack on PIevna.
His end was without warning. Only week
or two ago the General rode seventy versts
in little over enc night. He spent the
greater part of Thursday at the Moscow Ex-
hibition, and returned to his hotel In excel
lent spirits. There were at first reports OF
foul play, but acursory examination showed
that death was caused by the rupture of
the vessels of the heart.
ST. PETERSBURG, July S.-Masses will be
held In the churches here on the day OF
Gen. Skobeleff's funeral, and the places of
amusement will be closed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
A FIebt wIth Smupeler..

CHICAGO, July S-A special dispatch
from Piedras Negras, Mexico, says: ''Last
evening news was received here of battle
between Is contrabands and 40 soldiers,
acting under the orders of the custom
house. The contrabands were overtaken by
the troops ten leagues from here, while In
camp. Half of the troops attacked them
from a rsVine. The contrabands fought
desperately, losing two men. OF the Gus
toms party one was killed. Nine smugglers,
upward Of forty bales of goods, numbers
Of guns and forty horses were captured.
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Big BIsze I'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 9-At ten O'Clock
last night a fire broke out in George D.
Moffeett's confectionery store, 80 Tchoupi-
loulss street, which was entirely consumed
The flames soon spread to the stores of c.
IL. Lawrence Il Co., commission merchants
20 and 81 Tchoupitoulas street, burning of
the roof and the upper story OF Lawrence'f
warehouse, in the rear on Gravier street.
Patterson 81 Bonard, liquor dealers, were
more or less damaged. The loss by fire and
water is estimated at $4,000. The insur.
ance is not known.
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DEAD IN A DOORWAY.
A Citizen Found Murdered In Chi
cagO.

CHICAGO, July 9.-About one o'clock this
morning Joel Prescott, an old and re-
spected citizen, was found lying in door
way in the bssemsnt at the rear of his bath.
ing house, on Desplaines street. His brains
were beaten out by some blunt instrument,
and his pockets turned inside out. He was
alive, but died soon after. The murderer's
object was evidently robbery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
STABBED TO THE HEART.
A Brutal Husband Murders HIS
Wife.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 9.-At five o'clock
this afternoon James Hawks, laborer,
stabbed and killed his wife on Grape street.
She had bought pail of beer in a saloon,
and, returning home, met her husband, who
was drunk. Hawks drew a jackknife from his
pocket, and without a word stabbed his wife
to the heart. The woman ran about thirty
feet and clung to a tree outside the walk.
She died in fifteen minutes. Hawks was
arrested. When told that his wife was dead
he exclaimed: 81 am glad of it. 1t is a
good thing for men
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10

ST. LOUIS, July S.-The first case against
the lottery men ended this p. m, when ths
jury, after being out one hour, returned in
court, finding the three defendants, Her
man Bruner, John Block and John Glordan
guilty, and assessing their punishment as fol-
lows Bruner and Block two years in the
penitentiary, and Glordan six months in
iafl
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
Failure In the cotton Goods Trade,

PHILADELPHIA, July 8.-Morris R. Stroud
q Son, cotton goods manufacturers, of No.
4l51 Main street, Faankford, have failed
for an amount variously estimated
at from $50 600 to 500, 900.
The business has been conducted by VIM.
Stroud, the eldest son Of Morris r. stroud,
deceased. Since the failure he has been
seen In this city, though it is stated at the
factory that he Is in New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
APhvstcian,s Testimony.

In the treatment of lung and bronchial
diseases the liver IS often implicated to such
an extent that hepatic remedy bcomes
necessary in effecting cure Of the lungs.
In the treatment of such cases l prescribe
Simmons Liver Regulator, prepared by j. H.
Zeilin & Co., with entire satisfaction.
find that 1t acts mildly but effectually in
regulating the secretions Of the liver, stom-
ach and bowels.
!. L. STEPHENSON, M. D,
OWensboro, Ky.
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"A SDecuIat,ve BoOkkesper.

New YORK, July S-Gould H. Thorpe,
Who's suspension was announced on the
Produce Exchange yesterday, was COM
pslled to suspend through the speculative
doines of his bookkeeper. His liabilities
are sos n00
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A SuccessfuI Safe burglary,

CAIRO, ILL July ga large safe belong
ing to F. M. MCGEE, of New Burnside, was
blown open this morning. Eight or nine
Thousand dollars in checks, drafts, cur
rency, etc., were stolen from it. There is no
clue to the robbers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
Cotton Futures In New York.

New YORK, July S-The Posts cotton re-
port says: Future deliveries opened rather
lower, but the demand soon increased and
ran prices up l9-1OOc. TO 15-100c. for the
earlier, and 15-100c. to 10-lOOc for the later
months. The sales amount to 1O5. 600 bales.
The market closed frm.n
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Emanuel COuntv DeIegatea.

SwAIEsBoRo, July s.-The delegates
elected to the Gubernational Convention
are E. Il. Edenfeld, Morris Dawson and
J. L. McLemore, The convention expressed
itself for Stephens and the majority rule.
For Congressman-at-large Hon. r. E. Lester.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
IowA,s Vote on ProhIbitIoD.

BURLINGTON, July 9-The Haeckeye pub
fishes official returns from the entire State
on the prohibition amendment to the con-
s'itution. The figures are furnished by the
various county authorities and are reliable,
except those from Calhoun county. The
total votes cast were 2SO, ,264-for the amend
ment 154, ,S51, against it 125, Alb. Majority
for the amendment 125, Alb.
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GIndntone Yields.

LONDON, July 9.-The Observer says that
after consultation with his colleagues, Mr..
Gladstone has decided to accept the decision
of the House of Commons on Mr.. Trevel-
vans amendment to the repression bill.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10
The Egyptian MIDDLE and she Mar
kegss

BOSTON, July 8.-The effect Of the EeyD-
tian muddle is destined to be felt Al he
markets for East India merchandise. The
fear that the Sues canal Aay be damaged
has impaired hrmer feeling 4 shelIac and
cutchedes while gum arabic, which Is an
Egyptian product, has advanced fr0na ak Ia
eight cents per pound. -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-10

Ny daughters say Chow much better
father is since he used Hop Bitters. He is
getting well after his long suffering from q
disesse declared incurable, and we are so
glad that he used your BItters. I'D Ladg Of
Rochester. M y.
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K,IIed nv ,be RIow FIst.

PLYMOUTH, IND, July during quar-
rel to day between Josiah Reece, an old and
respected farmer, and Michael Foley, OF
Foley q MARTA, contractors, Foley dealt
Reece a powerful blow, breaking his neck
and causing instant death. Foley ned.
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AMSTERDAM, July Sit is feared that
the Dutch ironclad Adder has been lost. as
the body OF her pilot was washed ashore at
Gmuiden. The Adder is a second-cIass
vessel, with 400-horse power engines and a
displacement OF 1850 tons.
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Miss Glare Scott still the leading attrac-
ton at the Eighth Street Theatre, Philadel-
phia. She is said to be an exceptionally
fine Camille" and has also played "I.ucre
tia Borgia," "East Lynne" and 'Artlcle
Az remarkably we'll
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Georgia Affairs.

T-s..r.l at the Post Office in SauGnHah
Sand ll1ss Mad Matter.
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A STIR IN 4 W. T. CONFERENCE.
A nrotbsr Accused or "3or Rolling" and
"sfnbbing In the Dark"

baltimore March lin the Baltimore
Methodist Conference this morning tho order OF the day
was resolution offered 10y the Rev. Mr. Van Meter and
others to the cc, that the should he kept
in the Office OF Presiding Elder for thnn four years
consecu;lvely and urgently requesting the Bishop
spect in making these appointments the above
tinrut Of the Church Tile Fey. ". S Edward Prcsii.
inr Elder Of the Baltimore District moved the adoption
ut The resolution The Rev job Price, Presiding Elder
OF the West baltimore District favored the resolution
Tie Rev lam's H. Brown said he could see before
God why ANY Of the present Presiding Elders should be
continued IN once
The Rev M,k Reilly though, that rotation in office
di not produce statesmen and he opposed the adoption
The Rev John Lanalsn snid that the Conference
would put it, foot upon stRhblng in the dark
when they understood II. few brethren had gotten
together mud went sronl log rolling,
TINS Language was objected 10, and Or Lanahan was
called to order by several members of the Conference
pr Lanahau said that when he stood upon clean
grounds he was not afraid 10 stand alone.
Mr. Carol! charged that the words used bv DR. ana
han OF 'ialh,ns man in the dark and log rolling
were inlcCuguus
Tn" Bishop ruled that DR. LsnAhan hal not mentioned
the maine Of any minister OF the Conference aud
had right 10 appropriate what said to himself
The Rev. 4 VI, Amts argued that when u had
filled IN" responsible Office four years, IL
him and h, for the church that he should the
pastoral office.
Ar. Amrs offered substitute for the latter pnrt Of
the resolution that the Bishop he requested not
appoint any man 10 the edershIp who has been in the
oillcc four consecutive Years past"
me substitute was Incorporated and the resolution
adopted.
Tho Rev, Mr., Van Meter gave notice that he would
claim the opportunity Monday reply TO the
somal attack made by DR. Lanahun.