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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
Likely to be Lynohed.

BOHEMIAN, Mon, March 22.-Lewis
and Nathan Lay, farmers near here, had
quarrel with Irwin Hunter, another
farmer, and this morning Hunter was
found dead in his field, where he had been
Lays have fled, and a Sheriff's posse are
after them. If they are caught they will
probably be lynched,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
Rreak in Teyeo

NEW ORLEANS, March ga Picay,.ne
Natchez, Miss, special reports break in
the protection levee at Fairview. Work
on the levee has been abandoned and sew
eral plantations in the rear are being
overfOwed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
Pushing Plymton fora PIae,

BOSTON, March 22.-The executive
council to-day rejected the name Of ". A.
Plymton, nominated for State Insurance
Commissioner by Governor Butler. The
latter at once re-nominated Mr.. Plymton
for this office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
striking for Retter Pov ',..,,-

LOUISVILLE, March 22.-The Cigar
Makers Union, of this city, to-day de-
cided TO unite with the unions of other
cities in their demands for an increase NJ
81 per 1000. Should this be refused a
strike will occur. The movement for an
increase is said TO have begun in this CITY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
ND 49, Wrecked Life.

CHICAGO, March 22.-J. c. Sanches, a
member of an old Spanish family OF Mus
catine. this State, last night entered the
National Concert Hall, on Dupont street,
where woman, Clara A. Renlieks, was
a waiter girl, and shot and probably IA
tally wounded her, after which he killed
himself IealOusv was the cause.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
The Fate of a Counterfeiter

LYNcHBURG; VA, March 22.-Wflliam
Cooper, chiefO of gang of counterfeiters
in Southwest Virginia, has been sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary by the
Roanoke County Court. The gang has
been operating extensively but it is now
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
stopping an Indian FioI..

sT LOUIS, Marcchh ga dispatch from
AuSEes, Indian Territory, says, 0A
company of soldiers ffom Fort Gibson
have gone out 70 arrest the belligerent
greeks; Troops from Fort Reno will CO.
operate, and the hostile forces will be com.
PEELED To disband,u
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
Thieves in a Bank,s EmnIov

ST. PAUL, MINI, March 22.-Two
brothers named Feek, cashier and paving
teller of the Second National Bank of this
city, have been discharged for systematic
stealing of the banks funds. Thus far
$751; is missing. 1t is not determined
what action will be taken against them
by the bank officers
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23

That excellentremedy, Coussens' Honey
of Tar, which has so rapidly gained in
popular esteem, is a pure and SIM
pie compound adapted to all ages and
constitutions, and the best medicine IN
the world for Coughs, Colds. and all dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs. Price so
cents bottle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
Another Victor7- Co. CI-II.

LONDON, March 22.-Advices from Bue-
nos Ayres, under date of the oath ult., re-
port that fight occurred in Patagonia
between the troops of the Argentine Re-
public and Chilian troops, owing to the
refusal of the former to quit Chilian terri
tory. Several men were killed, and a
number wounded. The Argentines finally
retired across the frontier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
France on the Niger.

PARIS, March 22.-Reports have been
received that a column Of French troops.
under Colonel pes Borde, after a severe
Hght, have captured Bamakere, situated
beyond the Niger, Unless the troops are
supplied with provisions and money thew
win have to abandon their position.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23

A startling plot Tor three volume novel
has just come to light in England. Early
last summer a woman named Eliza Ebbon
disappeared. A dead body was found.
identified by friends, and a man named
Stratton tried and found guilty of the
murder, His reason gave away and he
was subsequently reprieved and sent to
broadmoOr Criminal Lunatic Asylum. and
now Eliza Ebbon is discovered alive and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
weather Indications.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 22.-Indica-
tions for Friday:
In the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain, followed
by clearing weather, northerly winds, be-
coming variable, and stationary tempera-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23

.SAIVEsToN, March PA Brackets
Vile special says: IN. Andrado has shot
and killed his wife and fatally wounded
Ambrose Sato. He claims that his wife
was unfaithful, and that Sato was her
paramour. He surrendered himself.'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23

LONDON, March 22.-AIs.1s,new Arnold
james h"-li lowell, United States Min
lister, and Herbert Spencer are mentioned
as candidates for the Hectorship Of st.
Andrews University.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23

VIENNA, March 22.-The recent demon
stration OF the Reading Club of students
here in memory of Richard Wagner has
led to twenty dueIs among students tbe
eombatants being Germans on one. .iSss
| and Austrians on the other. G1,nE 81 HtSe ti.e
participants was severely wounded - '''o
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
naatnd hv Time

For Throat Diseases, Colds and Coughs,
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs have
proceed their efficacy by a test of many
years. Price 25 cents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
Cheap Fares on the Ocean.

LIVERPOOL. March 22.-Owing TO the
expected Increase of emigration this sea-
son, ship owners are holding 2 conference
Tor the purpose of agreeing upon rates of
passage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23

LONDON, March ga Central News
correspondent at st. Petersburg saws the
Car has received letters threatening him
with death If he does not pardon the i'm
prisOned Nihilists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
Excitement amonp Crofters

LONDON, March 22.-A dispatch from
Glendales isle of Skye, reports that the
croft9rs at Waterstein are excited. They
aaVe driven the stock Of Lord Macdonald
a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
Atlanta's sfrikin0 Tvcos

ATLANTA, March 22.-The printers,
strike continues. The Ereninq Star has
fun force, but there is still demand for
printers &C other Offices n seaIad arisee=.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
DON'T Die I'm the Hnnse.

"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats.
mice, reaches, bed bugs, flies, ants, moIes,
chipmunks, gophers. 15c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
A startling plot for a three l-o1nmo no,,o1

BELGRADE, March 22.-The culter-
kampf in Servia has resulted in the re-
signation of all the bishops.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23
DEATHS Daily Harvest
Rishoprics T.aid No.

SAN. Francisco, March 22.-Mrs
Adoiph Flament, daughter of the late j.
w. Simonton, died at Napa last night.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23

MApRIn, March PA manifesto
issued by Don Carlos is published. in
which he advises his partisans as Catholics
10 place themselves at the head Of the
struggle against socialism and anarchy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02

The Horn silver Mining Company has declared a
qLarteIy divIlend lN". ~ OF StoO,0Oo' paw abie
Kay 10 transfer DOCKS cio'0 May anu i'Op'"
Bullion vaueI at $4,000 was received IN this
CITY yesterday from the III no..
40 business was done at the American Mining
StocA Exchange yesieria law. aud, ~ "A result TIE
usual lis Of ullicia quotations was not to he OBJ
tanned. In reply o. the inquiries OF "a TRIBUNE
Touoi ter, the following statement OF fact was
elected from "a gentle nan ldriilhed with the TX
chaigs: Ia 1880 the American Mining stock Elk
Ciiange oIganZcd under the ais ices oil the
present Mutual trust Company AID began bU -in IS
with several hundred members. Rooms wern leased
for three years by the trust Company. ana httcd up
by Il, IN winch the Exchange has since done DUST
ness IN March, 1882. the American Exchange en-
teseI INTO an agreement win 'h1 Mutual rust
Company. tn effect that o, condition OF tho re-
auction OF the dues of members ct no Exchange
from plO0 10 p5D per aunum the Ext mango wOulu,
al ter tne expiration of tao year ending YESTERDAY,
support Itself without any expen,e To the Nh uai
Iru Il COnpsny. Fwo mouths ago circular was
sent out 10 the remaining members Of Tue EAcniDSe'
Numbering about uIneG, asking them II theY deslr-
cd "A con Inuaiion of the business of tine Exchange
and If they werr willing TO pay dues for that pur-
pose. 10 TINS circular only two or thfeo answers
were mace. the lease TO the trust Company III
benali Of the Exchange terminated yesterday ana
no renewal mas been made. IL Is uncertain what
will be the AcfIOn of the members OF the Exchange.
Father oe Smet suprrntendents report for week
enuIng April ~ shows; Ore extracted from hrai
levi LOCO tons; second isyei; ioo TOYS; tnd
tunnel III S74 feet; Golden Gate norm header III %
feet.
Standard Consolidated official report for week
ending April u shows: Ore extracted aud shipped
10 mills, 80 tons; bullion shipped. @33O13 So'
East crosscut, 900 level, ~ III ,33S ieet Up
raise rcm south drift 700 level, is up "a feet and
shows the VEN 8 rect wide West crosscnt from
north drift N 80 feet long and the face in hard
rock. North Drift No. /, 300 level Ii III 656 feet,
showing The VEN 10 feet wlde Tne Wine IRON
north drift is down 50 feet, where the vein Is 10
feet wide. North upraise III 90 feet. south up
raise No. is up 100 feet. West crotscut No. Is
400 Ieet long south diff No. =, $50 level IS 4o9
ieeJ long; he vein IL 8 feet wide. The uprase
from tins dnft Is up 10 feet, and SHOWS
o ieet OF vein. Uprmse No. D II up los feet a9d
forth upraise up 80 feet. North drit NO. ID III
81 feet There IL no change IN tue slopes
Bod,e Consolidated official report for week end
ing April u SHOWS: Ore crushed, l63Os Ton;
average assay value of pup $il 40 Perton OF tall,
ings, $727. Bullion shipped. W. lO3 Az. Norsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
;Appeals from orders:

Appeals from orders: ~, >r.u- 1ork
wstsr Ianraon RESPONDENT agt the Mayor 81 The same
tPp,na ~ mt ca isa on calendar and SET GOWN o '
csrtan-SubmueL nm, Adam Fmerich.
, Sotioa 10 le new undertaking ThS Court V"'A 0
psReI,i. Wil,iams RESPONDENT. at the western &
rwanh Germany appellant; RUFUS II ten az. VI S""o
~ IA vance cause The Court took the papers -
horv Army and others at ADram STEM anu ouo'9
,,ntoa 10 lille undertaking 0mI' tea ~, ,,, ANIMAL
MotloI mostly dectson The Court tOoS we
iSe Ta1o Bank OF Virginia, ivpe ah asI 49, aud
n. relieyed printing new cases the Court 'ooA W
papers , ,,,s,ro,or e,c apnellart at the CITY Of
cvra|1se RESPONDENT Motion 10 advance cause
1iaenry Pennie & the ~ of BROOKLYN appellant Mo'o
20 advance eau e-Tpe Court took tn PAPERS ,,.r,on
Will I'm Youman. APPELLANT agi. Ann fhLa t Snh,
executrix etc. respondent Motion Tor rea'suih VI ~
So st4-The People ex rel. Fr n. sherwn appe'"H"
agt Mich ,el Me Vi. respondent Argued a,oeuant
10 6l5-The Pe,peeS ell Frtnk X Ire ""' "lf
arr Mtchaes ID } Tor res ondsnt-Arguo- ,,,,.,u an
No 64l-E. r. Grant respondent, .gL W. -
peant submitted. - ,es.ondent agt
the Pennsy wanna .silrOad COMPANY P 'acs Marvin
No6jO-! a senia fIoche respondent, u q" ''"'9 49,
and others trustees ap iella1ts-A IRueu m va aud Marine
o. 651-The r'eop rel tle Equ41 piu a Earman,
r,sD,onca Tanona anne. ant AT. Charles u fA"''''
Sn,'a,tn, enSsnt etc respond ut Argued ..-;ca
No 6<3-The At Oruey Cieneai asI INC -'''0
ASo nbn rout. res ident agt the Lake Sh1
ono M,chi1an southern Railroad Com ANY. "ppe ia"' "
sed ,or anre liant ~ubtpitted or resDln ent Cam y
59sPfiugh onaugity appellant, ast Saratoga ''
No d, O. nIus Iatcb respondent ast tue western '
Telegraph Company appeh nt-Hub MT "a ,,r, Union
No s17-,yii no ; w liims & the western C"i'
TIE eqraph Company. appellant-NuO nittet ,.o.s art
No blO-E isia ". So cnOS ana 0the re~'"h.0"
James De and others ape ants sun utd.v NAV q
Toe following s. the day csleddu ioI Me1hosu'' ~
Nos 646 647, 60, l3l, ZAP, rs. li1, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK MAY l.-BEEVES- Receipts today II cars
or lao hcad-al az GOihst No tale TO-DAY Tor lack of
his trade ard a consigned to
an ast SIDE sauShtefng hrn Dessed Beef vas 10 ai
nG from p 10 "c per Tor t dressed aud TO 10 '.c
Il llt per steamer Utopia. Tor d. Mcintosh Tie steamer
Fariaiay idyersed J sail tomorrow. Will take about $50
ii e. cattle tor + c. Eastman.
r. g. "a report, his cattle follows IT'S Illinois
steers ~ Cwt net averag" at 3c - 70 80 do - cwt at
i2Jd1 - cwt At ~ tc and ~ DO. "a cwt at l2c
CALVES Receipts to-day were $40 heal-ljl at Jersey
Ciry ITI ate ~ At arlington Market Market
quiz aud pnces virtually UNCHANGED A few Mount
holy calves sold a. hi II Sc per o. BUTT Won be hard to
tnau in Washington Market ana sales slow at
7a0c per 10 for Veals, and . 2Goc or Butternilks
wycko sold IA Jersey Veals various weights at 10
Hume & Mullen sold 40 Buttermilks 1IS 10. at4c.
Eyeutt Co. sold * Fair to Prime Jersey YEAS at from
q Colin, sold II Prime Mount Holly veals, 9OO0
aeo ge Oliver & CO. sold, Jersey veals 1855 Ii. Sc
II, 7ac DO l29 ID, at 6Hc do, l.5 ~ at &C.
r. : Kase sold III veas ia 10, at 6sic.
SHEEP 40 LAMBN-Recepts 4 cars or S07 head-2 Z
ton Market The arrivals today mainly spring Lambs
and n,nued ~ virginia Lambs the first OF the
from ~ 70 "a 20 per head with i3 do at So
sheep and Nearing Lamos were slow OF SAFE and 20 late
sheep npmnly quoted A. 51tg 4c per d. an ordinary
Market Dressed Mutton sold at per ~
Yeadings at lIi2G lac per TO- .
-oIaienbeck & Davis sold $50 state sheep, 81 TO-
r. Pidcock sold. III Virginia Spring Lambs SO to, az
1Oac do, 81 H. at "'ac, aud IL Virginia Ewes &c II n
r. > Kase Il Jersey Ewes 9s 70. at Size, and Jersey
lame lame wycSoG sold 10 Jersey Lambs So go
C. Collins .Old ia Jersey Lambs nc S0GS7.
Event. & Co so.d 40 Jersey Lambs az sie$S 90. -, o
SWINE-lecepts to-day were "a ears. or 36i5 he2d-2O
cars and cars at Jersey ty. Market nomlnaly
quoted steady at s per Sf S1S s 10 change IL County
Dressed Hogs worth noting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
GENERAL MARkEr REPORT.

NEw-IORK. Tues Law My l, 1883.
AsEs-Pos quiet &c; Pearls light supply and
firm at 5 aSsC -
WAX-Thc domestic article Is and IN at %
G3c Foreign has Attention nj the nD ent Il - ~"c
BUILDING MAiERIAL> Pdc BricSs are easy aua
stocks inciei,e Hard, Ie main .toidf AMI mod
crIte,, factory OIted Cement steady
AID IN fA request cDItinu 81 sale ~ 81 120c Tor
1. Limo steady an / III ihcrei Sed
III. Iath n further advance Lumber IL
A. g. -itafds - jIGSi 3D. Pale BrlcNs - Judtl.
81 ~ 20 American Portland 3 %
eng - IDdst On; IIth ~ - er LOO Lime
ockland common 81 do, Finsilng 81 80; state Com
I.,moer Eastoru spruce sl4@Sl66p Tor random
csIgos. Whto Pine !, quoted NlJdSZl i0r. Ne-t
lndlt Skipping - a. tor south American 10 81 I
gsl~ cards II JpG 80 Tor ENta do Yellow Pine
SOUS. per NJ uapiwoD.s Walnut, - n ,ll5 pr ";
s}jS, POI do. OAK draO 49, 60. Maple. $50 40
do SoOi zach. - i1SSJ per do. do ana dj
inch s590 40 Hickory. -, 1850 do. Nails quiet AZ
IS 20 for tpbOd.
ChItD gY-O round. -, al tlc
80. "a Quiet AID AbpI. -teaiY Guiyaqul 10 "a nc
Mnracaibl. g.. ic. taTdC. Iod &c.
tDFF.E--pot IOdu and .omin1. at V2d9'4c TOT ialr =
options AZ ~
90 ~ - a., fot June. "a 10 to- uiy SD
-, for November So - for DECEMBER closing barely
stead, aA0ilow-. May. t.tud113c June $50 '1c' Ju''
-u., Auru-t, SEPTEMBER, H,odH'o - DC
too o. 0r.jur: NOvcmhcr. 80 nNH.C. Decehbe NDu
d,0jc. Iot 30. IN A ri bOl1JO bass o No 8.
5lu uags Mid grades ami bt.rly steady lNc was
.flc 10 AMI 90 bts- NcXi,an piiystr terms.
tJIIUN- 1Ctton ~. hiEHcr TO-DAY. but quiet
a. tir drl ual"7 ii& last evening" me mig
o. &c ia I'm Zee a al 1 ports
tUvy. ott ha - afalut lh'lt tis az d7l "eos 'ul
Go-'.t yet. -lce ,rnpsr J.. 5ols.JJ7 bales against
D. 4lt period season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02

active but reacted from SO to S14@s1ss New
York, Chicago and St. Louis first gold 6s rose
fir OIL L. to 100 on olerate sales Erie second
consols were steady at 50, and Canada Southern os
were Il higher at 9Sl. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
general mortgages advanced to S4os, but many
closed at SIl,-ls lower than yesterday-and 'ne
seconds were off H. Texas and Pacihc incomes rose
Il and then closed unchanged at 6is ana hrS's,
Rio Grqnde division after selling up TO Sfls. closed
at S3at Rome Watartown ami Ogden~burg os
wer firm at 60 Chesapei Ike and Ohio trsts. series
B. at 9O3, ex interest. were "a higher, an Gu rency
debts were up as East Tennessee Virginia an"
Georgia incomes werr active brtwern - aud 3f@i'
and closed at the lowest figure. which is ls gam
Northern Pacific frsis were barely steady at 100 IS
after 1861 Oregon and TranscOninental hrS'S
soli ex interest. at 9Oai090l4, wnich 10 d'chne
% 10 New-Orlea and Pacific tirsts were ac I've 40
900 S93s. and Fort Worth aud Denver urstS "oio
lower 73. ,,oo
The SuD Treasury to-da' lost on balance
81 Ogl. 4G7. mod m bv losses OF S4Oo,932 cur
Iencv ard 1903. 13J coin. to-day ,ranSacll ns
cover q Re ip - 81 .O73. COG payment -; lo0.-
O93: currency baia zee S6,079. l5h: com Da'a GO,
cai. AN, pened 5i2 per cent. bni ''e buIk o,
the bu mess was done, az Gas per "rn'
"A good deal at the higher rate; the last ols
ness oi any amount was az per crnt . puo
.uom"StIc xchanges on New York at the place name"
are On ed as FLOWS: Savannah, ls0 4 enlu -
Clar r>ton. par 10 Il p mirm; N'w-Ourahs q
pr,mium for crrnm rial ard ~ premium %
bank ST. l. U.S. - &c Its pr"miu II; Chicago, -JD'V
cent, r"nium; Bos on pa - ems prell'i 10
rae following ~ TIE On lie bit st TEN m lSsiea
o. May i, 1883. coGplred w.t. that Oh Apfn -
1888: