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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-31
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MONTREAL, Oct. 3O.-The steamer ST
Francis sank in the Lachine Rapids last
night, and is a total loss. Fifty passen.
gers on board were landed, and spent the
night on one of the islands. The ST.
Francis originally cost $4,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-31
croBGIA AND FLORIDA.
nc NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
ND roID IN PARAGRAPHS.

--,.1s Tragedy Near TOOmsbOro-
white Man Flayed IN fike county
',5 Negro Molested In Monroe
,--nr,-An Estranged Couple of
.-.r5ru- Reunited.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
W. q. r. q. Convention.

ALTON, H., Oct. 4.-The annual state
convention OF the III. W. G. Il. U. opened
here yesterday afternoon in the Presbyter-
ian church, Miss Mary A. West, OF Gales
burg, president, There are about 300 dele
gales After the appointment OF various
committees and the reports from district
conventions, Mrs. Helen l.. Hood, Of Chi.
cage, read a paper on the Relations Of
headquarters 10 local unions, - and was
followed by Mrs. NJ, j. willard, Of Evans
ton who reported on the progress Of egis-
latlve WORK.
In the evening" at the City Hall, Mayor
Herb delivered an address OF welcome in
behalf Of the city, and Mrs. +. II. Evans
welcomed the convention on behalf OF the
local W, G. 7. U. There addresses were
responded to by Mrs. l., A. lIagans, OF
Elmhurst Miss Mary Allen West then de-
livered the presidents annual address,
which was full OF pleasing thought and
startling facts, The convention will con-
tinue IN session to-day, tomorrow and
Friday, and will discuss many important
subjects relative to temperance and its work.
II is expected TO have much effect upon the
prohibition question in this state.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25

ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Keeping Green the Memories of Camp and
Field.

CGNCfNNAfI, Oct, "A. The Society Of
the A rmy OF the Cumberland formed this
morning at the Burnett House and marched
with band 10 the Grand Opera House 10
hold business session. The society was
led by its president, General Sheridan,
who had General Rosecrans on his
right Following cam General Wood
With General John A. Logan. After these
were Generals Newton, Carlin, Morgan,
kimball, Parkhurst aud about Que hun
dred and dfty others. General Sheridan
called the society to order. Prayer was Of
fered by Chaplain Ernshaw
Reports Of committees were then re-
ceyed.
1t was stated by way Of explanation OF tn
absence OF mention OF the death OF Genera
Steedman, that he had pever become
n member Of the society. Gen.
Il. ID. Mussey offered resolution,
which was adopted, that the Committee on
Memoirs take the necessary steps to have
sketch Of Gen. Steedman's military career
published in the annual record.
Gen, j. j. Fullerton, treasurer, reported
balance at the beginning Of the yeaI OF
$j36; balance now in the treasury $l97. He
stated that large number Of member were
delinquent, many OF whom cannot be found
by letter.
After the appointment OF committees and
the acceptance OF invitations from the
Chamber OF Commerce, the Cuvier Club,
DUE, worth Club, and Lincoln Club, the
meeting ad iOurned
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
The Lab 0raf0rv Fire.

81. LOUIS, Oct q. LA ter estimates
place the loss by last nights fire at $780,
900. II is also ascertained that the insu.
rance is greater that at first stated, aggre-
eating over ninety six thousand dollars.
The burned district includes the houses
on Broadway from lll6 to Biddle street, on
Biddle TO Collins, aud GU Collins street to
point little northeast OF lll6 Broadway.
The Benton House, as the hotel was last
called, was known formerly as the Girard
and as the Broadway. 1t was built before
the war by Louis Plcot and almost as soon
a. it was finished it was turned into q hos.
pita for the sick and wounded of the fed
eral troops. The hotel has passed through
great many hands, each Of whom lost
money upon it. 1t originally cost 500, 900.
Dr. Mclean bought it about two years since
and fitted up part OF the building as a
chemica laboratory.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
Well Bestowed Praise.

ST. LOUIS, OIt "A. Several members
Of the Law and Order League are advocat.
inc the claims OF Jos. Il. Lodge for recog.
milton in the prosecution OF the police gam
bling ring. They say;
The important part Mr.. Lodge has
taken in the Wosecution of the gamblers
and ringsters, the sacrifices he has made In
refusing fees because OF his association
with Charles =. Johnson, the zeal which he
has displayed in representing the State
upon every occasion in the Criminal court
and before the grand jury the unselfsh-
ness with which he has neglected his own
business to aid his sick friend, Mr.. Harris,
and his familiarity with the inside work
ings OF the gsters not only entitle him to
recognition, but render his services in
dispensIble in the present emergency.
SO said one Of the members
OF the Executive committee
this morning. In the old Missouri State
Lottery, Broadhead, Henry G. Clover and
United States Senator Jewett were connect
ed with Lodge, aud il any blame is attached
to him for representing the lottery In pro-
fess,ona capacity, It should also attach to
those prominent gentlemen who were asso-
ciatcd with him. Lodge, at that time, was
young attorney not long in st. Louis, and
displayed such vlgor aud fearessness in the
conduct OF his cases that his worth was soon
recognized, and he was associated with
those professional dignitaries have men,
toned -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
A Ku kIux kIRn Oh Trial.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 24.-The Banks
county Ku KluX trial has begun. Jasper
James, Devus aud Neal Yarbraugh Lovel
Streetman, Bold Emery, State Simmons
AMI Z. II. Green are the defendants, Ex-
Congressman Spear is the prosecuting at
torney. Calvin Bush testified that he was
taken out Of bed by bowling mob who
stripped him and gave him l75 ashes.
He displayed frightful sears in court.
Warren Bryson aud Elisha Brooks testified
to like treatment, and that the mob swore
vengeance against the negroes Of the locality
who voted for Congressman Spear. Brooks
was also beaten with brass knuckes. Ben
Sander,on gave account OF how he was shot
three times and left for dead. The de-
Tense are cndeavoring TO prove alibis,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25

NEW YORK, Oct. "A. Mr.. Henry Irving
and Miss Ellen Terry were present at the
performance Of Francesca da Ramini' at
the star theatre last evening, The diStin-
q iahcd actor and actress modcstly kept
well in the rear Of right. hand box, which
they occupied in company with their mana
ger. They evidently desired to avoid at
tracing the attention Of the audience,
many OF whom craned their heads forward
to catch a glimpse Of the foreigners.
Miss Terry was attired in a coIn-coored
suit, which matched in hue her frizzes.
The latter alone were visible across the
balcony Of the box, and gave her somewhat
Of a resemblance to pictures Of Mr.. Burn
Jones, the London esthetc, published in
this country. Mr.. Irving wore a heavy
pair Of goggles. He sppaulded vigorously,
and disconnected the actors on the stage.
In conversation he expressed the opinion
that Mr.. Barrelt's Lancelottc was one OF
the finest pieces OF acting he eyer witnessed
and that Mr.. Barrett was one OF the great
est actors now living, either in England or
this country.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
OFF on His Feed.

BELvIDERE, y. j., Oct. "a Peter C..
Small, who is in Jail here ons charge Of
horse stealing, has not partaken OF par
licIe Of food during the last thirteen days.
His mother and siSteryi,ted him last week,
bringing with them large quantities Of
delicacies, but he refused to eat. DR..
Lefferts the Jail physician, has submitted
him to careful examination and found
that he is in perfect health and his stomach
in its normal condition. His pulse is strong
and vigorous. and no injurious effects are
yet visible from the long fast. Since his
removal from the new to the old Jail he has
shown an ugly spirit, threatening his fel-
w-prsoners and the sheriff with venge-
ance whenever an opportunity should show
itself. He declares that he will be ac.
Quilted Of the charge OF horse stealing
made against him, and says that be can on
ly be convicted of an attempt to break Jail,
for which he believes the court will not
punish him very severely. Just what his
motives are in keeping up his long fast ne
one can tell.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25

CHICAGO, Oct. "A. Daniel b. Nrrmilyo
was arrested here last night charged with
The embezzlement of tlS3, 600 OF the fvnds
OF the Woems Stone and Marble company,
In which he was a stakeholder. TIVE aIleg.
cd enlightenment occurred one year ago,
since which time Nermye has been heard
from In California and Europe, and is sup
posed to have Just returned from abroad,
The arrest is said to be preliminary to other
suits against the accused two of which
have been commenced by Gen, William
Myers, now on the retired list OF the Unit
cd States Army, to recover $1,000 which
Myers claims to have entrusted to vermilye
while tho latter was In the employ Of the
Northern Pacific railroad company at st.
Paul, to invest IN town sites along the line
Of that road, but from which he claims
never to have received any returns. Gem
eral Myers has also commenced suit for
$50. 900 for SANDER against vermilye, ow-
ing. ~ II 10 claimed, to the Use OF his name
IN connection with the wife Of VeriAiyc,
who h.s commenced suit IN the courts Of
New Jersey Iva divorce,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
Raum and the whisky Men.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i,-Ex Commits
Sioncr Raum said this morning that his eli
ents, the whisky men, desired Congress to
take definite action In the bonded tax mat
ter Immediately upon re- assembling, The
diStlIery men will not ask an action upon
goods including that to be made in the fu-
ture, but will empbaticsly insist that an
extention be granted on the whisky now in
warehouses and to come out within the
next two years. There are 70, 900, 900 gal
Ions to come out OF bond in that time,
which means 1853, 900, 900 Of tax to be paid,
and of course the market amt receive this
large lot in two years.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-There is futter
in the social circles in this city tonight. oc-
casloned by the report OF candestne
marriage between two leading society peo-
pie living here. William +. Tolcy, the
bookkeeper OF a prominent dry goods house
on Wall street, and popular and cxem.
plary young man, went to Hudson this
evening, where be met Miss Julia Baldwin,
OF this city, and they repaired to the house
OF an Episcopal clergyman add were mar
ricd. After the ceremony they sen, dis
patch containing theidings to friends In this
city. Both move IN the best society. Tn
attachment was OF long standing.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
g. RM An Y.

BERLIN, Oct. "a. The rupture between
the Vatican and Cardinal Hohenlohe is COM
plere, The Cardinal will probably remain
in Germany during th winter. The Ma
tioual Zeitung hears that the Cardinals
sudden departure from Rome was owing to
the failure Of his request for the removal Of
his coadjutor in the diocese Of Abano, with
whom he had every reason 10 be dissatis.
fed, and to pecunary troubles. The same
paper thinks the association Of the depar.
ture with pecuniary troubles is a gross mis-
representation, as the Cardial has never
been a spendthrft.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. "a. AT Newmarket the
new nursery stakes, handicap, for two
year olds, was won by Tombola, Clocbette
second r. Lorilord's Pontiac third. Elev-
en- starters.
LONDON, Oct. "a. -Dewhurst plate, two
year olds--Hermit Adelaide, tlley, first,
Busybody second, Fritz third. Ten start
ers
LONDON, Oct. "A. Cardinal Manning
says the Pope has shown a thorough viii.
lingness to meet Bismarck's advances and
those OF the German Governme mt every
where, 80 far as he could do so consistent
with the principles OF the Church, which
have been very literally construed. Cardi-
nal Manning BELIEVES Bismarck is much
more inclined TO be friendly to Rome than
he has hitherto been, and that he will az
cede to any measure likely to result in q
peaceful arrangement OF their differences.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25

CLINTON FALLS, Ind, Oct. A.-Last
night stranger called for supper at the
farm house ~ James Crawford, an aged
man lNln. a,onc with his wife, near here.
While the wife was preparing the supper
he struck her down With club, at the same
time his companion knocked Mr.. Crawford
down the same way, when they stole $i5,
and left the aged people for dead. Craw-
ford recovered consciousness and gave the
alarm. The latest news from the victims
is that both will die.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
81. III. :" Identified.

BAY HEAD, n. j., Oct. 24.-The body
OF woman washed ashore near Bay Head
dock yesterday has been Identified as Miss
MiIlicent lewis, by Mr.. Samuel Morrison,
Of Bayville. Nothing is knowa Of the dead
woman's antecedents, She came to Bay
vile in July last and boarded in one OF the
cottages. She was known as a handsome
and entertaining young lady, and gave her
age as %. A favorite with every body she
was welcomed in the homes Of all well.to.
do residents OF the place, and when the
summer season closed she YVES asked TO ac-
cept home in Samuel Morrson's house,
between whose daughter and Miss
Lewis strong attachment had
sprung up. 1t WAS no.
ticed al times after Miss Lewis accepted
with Miss Morrison, the former became
very despoadent. Everything was done 10
make her comfortable, and AS she was a
good elocuuonist, accomplished singer and
pianoforte player, she was much sought
after. Her purse was ever repenished by
farmer Morrison's daughter On October
LIST a letter arrived addressed TO Miss Lewis,
upon which the postmark was New York.
the metropolis, who desired her TO come to
New York and accept II lucrative position
as music teacher In the board of Education
On the day following Miss Morrison noticed
hat her newly acquired friend was given
much TO weeping The next mort ing
Miss Lewis started, ostenslby for New
York, and that was the last seen of her
alive. This morning the body was identi.
fed by Miss Morrison. A trunk left at
farmer Morrison's contains her fine cloth.
Ing, most OF which is marked with the
initials II. II, H. The same on tt
clothing on the dead body, Farmer Nor.
rison says that he thought as much Of the
dead girl as II She had been one Of his own
daughters, and he win give her decent
burial In his own family lot, IL the body is
not claimed by her friends, OF whom there
is nothing known, the dead girl having
done away with all her correspondence.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
ITALY.

ROME, Oct. "a. The report Of the com
mittee OF the Geodetc Association was
adopted after AN animated debate. The
report favors the universal adoption Of the
Greenwich meridian. The conference
hopes, il the world agrees, on aunihcation
Of longitudes and hours by accepting the
Greenwich meridian, that England will ad-
vance the unihcation OF weights and meas
ures by joining the Metricai COVE ntion.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
A whole Family Murdered.

NEwcoMERsrowN, o., Oct, "a. There
is great excitement in our little town. A
farmer has just arrived bringing with him
news OF most horrible crime that was com.
mitted about ten miles northeast Of this
place, All that is known at the presen
time is that Alfred Frizen murdered his
wife and three children, and then ter min.
atcd The fearful tragedy by putting an end
to.hs own miserable existence.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
BIOOdsised Anticipated.

NEW YORK, Oct. A.--The war In the
Hebrew Congregation OF Anoha Chesed
B'nal and Kovnah, which began In the
synagogue last Friday night, and which re-.
suited on saturday night In the arrest Of
several OF the congregation on charge Of
assault aud battery, is by no means settled.
Further trouble, II not bloodshed, may oc-
cur next Saturday night, when there will
be another meeting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. "a AT the opening session
of the Austrian delegation the President
pointed out the universal feeling for peace.
The government would be obliged to take
this feeling on the part OF the people into
account; but It was necessary for the dele
CATION to furnish the government with the
means of protecting the honor, rights and
interests of the monarchy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25

ROCK ISLAND, H., Oct, "a. =. The post.
Office and general store Of Jones 4 Young,
twelve miles south OF here, at Edgington,
were destroyed by fire yesterday morning,
The registered letters were saved. The
loss IL IS. 600; insurance, $4,000 on stock
and ~, 900 on buildings. The fire was
caused by a defective chimney.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
Count who's no Account.

JAMEsvAR, Oct. "a. 1t IL learned from
information In the hands OF the police that
Count Stefan Bathany, previous to his mar.
riagc to the lady to whom Dr. Rosemary
was engaged, had been bctrothed to the
daughter OF a gentleman moving In high
circles aud had hearlleSsly broken off the
cnrAgempnt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
An AMllll AIiArnAllNs.

WiLKEsBARRg, Pa. Oct, -, Two more
victims Of Yesterdays explosion at Kings
ton, Mary Quinn and Hattie Moss, died
this morning In terrible agony. lizzie Ed.
wards and JAS Steel are praying for death
to relieve them OF their fearful suffcriugs
John James will probably recover.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
knlXnlion for All.

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a. The general
canon Of the UniversalIst church assem-.
bed here this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Delegates are present rom New llamp.
shire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Con-
nectcut New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
ohio, Indiana, Illinois, New York and
Wlsrnnsin.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
Iniunc.ton AxntMst Thelr Issue.

NEW YORK, Oct. Al, II. Anderson
of Wall street obtained an injunction to-day
preventing the issue Of the Northern Pacific
second mortgage bonds, Lord Coleridge
was AZ the Stock Exchange to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25

RALEIGH, N. o., October N,--An ap.
peal has been taken In the case Of Dan
Gould, sentenced to hang next Friday for
the murder Of VIM. Carpenter. which 40 8
AZ stay Of execution.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
IKEE,AN

DUBLIN, Oct, "A, Poole has been indict-
ed for the murder OF Kenny.
LIMERICK, Oct. 23,-rhe Poor Law
Guardian, OF the Limerick Union will take
advantage OF the Laborers' Act and build Il
thousand cottages for laboring men.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 81, The general impression
produced here by the Yellow Book is that
all negotiations between France and China
have been exhausted, and that war or sue
cessiu mediation Is inevitable.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
isT. LOUIS
Country Produce.
81. LOUIS,


BUTrER-Creamcry at 25Cp2s TO 20 for
selections, n shade more In asmal way;
seconds at dairy rates, Dairy At 20a2j
for choice to fancy to 23Ca2i for selections;
fair l2Gl5; low grade SOLO. Good to
choice nearby In pats llC0i3; common Ia
3. No change to notc In the general tone
OF this market during the entire week.
There was fair demand, from local dealers
for top grades OF both dairy aud creamery
at about steady prices, while medium aud
low qualities have been IN excessive offering
and hard to place, even at concessions
POULTRY old aud young chicken,
IN liberal supply, moderate demand and
lower; turkeys scarce firm and IN de-
maud ducks In fair supply, aud selling
pretty we'll Sales ranged spring chickens
small n 2bdrl 90; fljrto choice, vi 15'G2;
choice 81 IS; Old chickens Cocks ~ 25CG
9 80, mixed 81 ia no, hens, ~ 00Cd3 10:
turkeys, SlOft,; N dozen; according TO slz',
ECitiS--Reooipts 300 pks. Demands light,
supply liberal and market dull ut lssCalOc
for choice marks; doubtful stock less,
LIVERPOOL.
Wheat arrived dull and heavy; corn ar.
rived rnchpuged. Wheat TO srriva dun;
corn to arrive steady. Mark Lane
Wheat and corn dull aud easier.
Country markets quiet. Red win.
ter wheat on coast declined 3D., rcd winter
wheat to arrive declined 81 Cali.
fornia wheat to arrive aud OF coast
declined Cd. Spot wheat quiet but steady;
No. 2 spring g ID; No. spring
Mixed Westorn corn rather easier at 30
sd. DemAnA from Cxn&ineut and United
Klngdsm nssdcStA TX vhsAL and dali tor
ourn ~ -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
THE MARKE rs.
OCTOBER "a, 1888.
CHICAGO.

CATTLE Receipts 1l,0Oo; quiet;
exports 50 lOC96 20; good 10 ehoce
shipping quoted at - 90 36 90; common
to fair "a lOD5 10.
HOGS. Receipts $500; active and
firm; light at "a 1bt@S 10;
and shipping "a 7NDj Is.
ST. LOUIS,
CATTLE-Exporters s. y006 D; rsod
10 heavy do s. 5O65 So light TO fair 81 00ND
1 70; common TO medium 81 40,tD4 90; fair
% good Colorado 81 00Dd0 10; south west S. II
al ~; grass Texans 80 00tdb4 10; hight to
rood stockers 81 AOlcSS Is; fair 70 good feed.
RS - 1jN1+ %; common TO choice native
cows and heiters ~ SCOT 90; cdiawsgs OF
any kind ~ 00tob2 40.
SIlEEP-Common, medium q lighcSa 500
3 %; fair to good ~ SOFAS ~; prime 81 81
al 90; fair TO good Texans s. T5Gsa 10.
HOGS-Receipts 3,67s head; shipments
l.099 head Market active and higher, Fork
hogs selling at 81 aoCaS 90, packing nominal
al - 6Old4 so, and butchers steady at 81 %
as 10 for rough to good hcayics.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
Ilnlsiapn a 20 El~csso,

BALTIMORE, Oct. i.-Tsc election OF a
mayor and city council to-day ia very quiet.
A large vote Is being polled. The impress.
sion Is that tho reg ular Democratic ticket
will be elected.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25
"Ililly.D alAe RurGIAr.

Ngw YoRx, oct. A.--"Billyn Porter,
the burglar indicted for the murder Of bur.
gar Walsh, ~ bssn ssarnIai u the
Tombs.