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The Crowds in Attn
Learning OF the c
ampede on
s. Strike.

AT TN ON.
The Crowds in Attn ampede on
Learning OF the C s. Strike.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. worlds expo
sition to-day presented a of busy life.
Fully 10000 people were grounds and
until o'clock they gave I'll Ives up to the
enjoyment of their pleass surroundings.
At that time a rumor was that the car
drivers had struck, and the lon pell nell
rush was made for the sev depOts in the
hope of returning down tow such cars as
might be at that end Of the lin t did not take
long to satisfy the people tha the five lines
OF railway running from tn rounds three
had entirely suspended opera ps. Of the re-
naming two the PeytOnia bet line was
only permitted to run through courtesy of
the drivers, while on the St. Aarles street
line each car was believed to bd last, con-
sequently as many as could Gro wded
themselves into the cars at handy learning
of the condition of affairs eXposi-
tion management telegra' to
the Illinois Central Railrd Com
pany, and in short order passengs Aches
were run to the grounds over the RAIN lch
had hitherto only been used for fpt.
Steamboats, were likewise pressed intoNG-
vice, and the multitudes were reassureCN
means to return to the city proper. With tN
reaction the crowds centered in Music HalfC
and with numerous little ones were made the
recipients of gifts from the Connecticut
Christmas tree. This tree will occupy its
place until after the holidays. Among the
arrivals to day were l.500 school teachers
from Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Ne
braska, 1,U0O of whom were furnished quar-
ters by the accommodation bureau.
For tomorrow a grand programme, en-
bracing a concert and divine services, ringing
of chimes, ETC., is announced.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-28
A LUMBER COMPANY ASSIGNS.
Fishermen IRVING TO Better Their Luck.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Dec. 27.-The Provi-
dence Lumber Company, Jesse Burdettc,
Treasurer, made an assignment this after
noon to d. B. Potter.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
rt.r, NrwS or THE TWO STATES
TOTD IN PARAGRAPHS.

4 F:race or Negroes Indulge in a -ittIe
pistol Practice at Unionyille- A Pro
ls(t tn Remove 4 sstmsn's Il - FzoteI
,o wacou-The slayer OF e .-sIarshsl
Moore. Of Columbus, Not Yet znder
Arrest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-28

John Bush has been sentenced to be hanged
in Tallahassee.
Miakka. Manatee county, viii probably
have "A store soon.
Nearly every town in the State has taken
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Steerage-Outward 81 4 prepaiL 81.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
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CITY OF ROME sails May II. June IA, July IL.
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