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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
BLAINE GROWING NERVOUS.
Buffers Plans Worry Him-NOrth Caro-
lima and Indiana Surely Democratic.

Butler's Plans Worry Him-NOrth Caro-
lima and Indiana Surely Democratic.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Private infor-
nation received here from New York is to
the effect that Blaine and his managers
are growing nervous over Ben Buffers
programme. They are afraid that be is
going to run as an Independent Green
back Labor Union candidate, and they
have become suddenly impressed with
the fact that if he should become such
candidate he would probably injure Blaine
to a greater extent than he would injure
Cleveland in the doubtful States. Con-
gresham Scales. the Democratic candi-
date for Governor of North Carolina. is
here. He says that Blaine has no
chance whatever of carrying that State.
He says that $4,000 majority for the DEM
ocratic ticket in North Carolina is a mod
est, conservative estimate. Senator Voor-
hees, who reached here to-day from In
diana, says that the State is as sure to 90
Democratic i'll November as is Kentucky.
He declares that the assertion that Nc
Donald is Indifferent to the success of the
Democratic Presidential ticket is utterly
untrue, and he says that Mcdonald will.
during the campaign, set an example of
party fidelity which all ought to follow.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
A Plot to Blow Up the Gar.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 17.-An exist
ence Of plot to blow up the palace at
Warsaw during the Cars stay therein
has been discovered. A Justice of the
Peace named Borbouski, who is suspected
OF completely In the conspiracy, has been
arrested. A quantity OF arms and dyna-
mite, which were to have been used by
the Plotters in carrying out their design.
were found.
Firearms, bombs, daggers and print
ing press were found in the residence OF
Justice OF the Peace Borbouski, who was
arrested to-day in connection with the
plot to blow up the palace at Warsaw.
The dynamite found this afternoon was
brought by Russian having in his pos
session letters to Russian officials. He
had succeeded in escaping the vigilance
of the officers detailed to search for ex-
DlOsiVes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18

september IN the following year. It was an
nOunced at this meetinr that France Fno-
and and Germany would also take part in the
Work. Inc stations were finally resolved
upon as follows: The United States in Lady
~ 6Iahklln Bay, In Smiths Sound and also at
Point Barrow; Denmark al Goldman.
Germany in Cumberland sound on the
west side Of Davis Strait: England at
Fort Rae, in the heart OF the Hudson
Russia az the mouth Of the Lena and at Mol
ler's Bay, Nova Zembla; Holland at DicSson's :
haVn; Norway at BosekOp, in the Alten Fiord /:
sweden at Spltzbergen; Austria at Jan Nav
en island, famous Tor its fog and Ice The
Finnish Landdag equipped a meteoroloVicsI
station at Sodankyla; branch station was
also established in Labrador. France selected
a station near Cape Horn, and Germany also
ientured into the Antarctic regions by send
Ing party to one Of the islands of South
Georgia,ln 81 degrees south latitude and about
}. .lSO miles east of Cann Hnrn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18

The Voltaic Belt Company, Of Marshall,
Mich, offer TO send their celebrated Elec-
tro-Yoltaic Belt and other Electric Ap-
pliancas on trial for thirty days to men
{ young or Old) afflicted with nervous de-
bility, loss of vitality and manhood, and
all kindred troubles. Also for rheuma-
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other diseases. Complete restoration to
health, yi2or and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is
allowed. Write them at once for illus
trated pamphlet free.-Adp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
A Telegram ConsoIida1ion.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Executive
Committee of the Baltimore and Ohio.
Postal and Bankers and Merchants Tele-
graph Companies last night agreed on a
pooling arrangement. 1t was agreed to
form working pool for twenty-five years
on the basis of about an equal division of
the receipts. Each company will main
tain separate organization, and the
pool will include the land and cable busi-
ness. All offices will be consolidated.
The lines will touch 70 per cent. of the
Western Unions paying points.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-It is officially
announced that Garrett, Mackay and Ben
nett have agreed TO consolidate the Bal
tlmoreand Ohio, the Postal telegraph and
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
lines in opposition to the Western Union.
They are said TO have a mileage equal to
one-thIrd that of the Western Union and
almost entirely in the East, its most pro-
fitable territory,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18

LONDON, July 1.-THE newspapers her
without exception. heartily rejoice over Il
rescue Of the members of the Greely exped
tiOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
THE NORRIS CHEW FOUND.
All at the Point OF Death When Res
cued-nO Trace of Their shin.

All at the Point of Death When Res
cued-nO Trace of Their Ship.
ST. JOHN, N. F., July 17.-Twelve fish
ermen, belonging to the Gloucester
schooner Abbie F. Morris, were rescued
yesterday forty miles eastward of st.
Pierre island. They were at the point of
exhaustion and death. The men left
their vessel in six dories on the morning
of July 8, on the Grand Banks, to take ND
their travels. 1t was blowing strong and
the fog was dense. The crews got
astray, and rowed about for 30 hoIrs
hoping to reach their vessel, and then
headed for st. Pierre, distance of 900
miles. During four days and nights they
were without food, water or rest. but
they pulled for land. They had aban-
doned themselves to their fate when they
were found by three French fishing YES
sells and brought into st. Pierre. The
crew state that Capt. Morris and Cook
have drifted out to sea in their schooner.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18

The best English and French extracts
may be equal in quality, but far superior
to these in fragrance and durability is
Murray & Lanman Florida Water, COM
bining as it does the rich aroma Of these
perfumes with a freshness and perman-
ency all its OVID. To that numerous class
OF delicate persons whose sensitive nerves
are oppressed by the heavy odors of the
European extracts, the genuine FLORIDA
Water comes as special boon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
A RAILROAD vICrIATrzEp.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July I'D. E. Swan,
chief clerk in the local Treasurer's office
of the Northern Pacific Railroad, is de-
faulter. He was arrested at White Bear
yesterday, where he had secreted himself
in the woods. He had attempted to COM
nit suicide by taking morphine. His
DOCKS were examined last night and the
amount of his deficit was found to be over
$4,000. He will be brought here to-day
for an examination. Swan was once
wealthy, but lost his money by the failure
of New Jersey bank. The money which
he took from the railroad company was
used in speculations IN Wall street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
Kanaas RennhIicana-

TOPEKA, July 17.-The State Republi-
can Convention met here yesterday and
concluded its business to-day. Albert
ii. Horton was nominated for
Chief Justice by acclamation, and
w. A. Johnston for Associate
Justice. Col. John A. Martin, editor Of
the Atohison Champion, and late secre-
tary of the Republican National Commit
tee, was nominated for Governor by ris-
ing vote and three cheers, for which Col.
Martin returned his thanks in a most
graceful manner. The ticket was COM
pleted as follows:
For Lieutenant Governor-A. p. Riddle.
For Secretary of State-E. B. Allen.
For Auditor-Edwin p. McCabe.
For Treasurer-S. 4. Howe.
For Attorney General-S. J. bradford.
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l,@-As new Council has rolled up its
a,e't', AMI ls hard 20 work.
A liie Insurance agent who was recently in
skipped ''''9 anu '''eH
lae County Commissioners OF WALTON
fHr'Uratel $50 % aid in pre-
49, ,.e exhibit oi that county nj the
Nof.i.s Expos zion.
--i. -i :. gs'I-r.eh has purchased the entire
II E. '.e l-Harcs NerI'{ from Alexander
------AN ANfamS, who VIII continue in edi-
---l control for another year.
~. ~ tampa 5.TrFfIa Is authority for the
-.--Lt l4al The Plant Investment Com
5--- .9-ieNej irom New York COM
ff- @.lt-a-e, tlc sum of S6O0O, 900 for
r.. ..e-' 20 Der cent. per auuum. This
>l-il Florida. a." Ne'ei" pms
t-eie have been 3 .sz3 crates Of vegetab,es
S.-.-t q h'ln-tau depot. on the Florida
'a.-NdE. since March 20 up to July
n rl-r. ''-s- crates being bv express and
~ --s- Hls does not include bar
- - t-e shipments were made bv %
-'tAz within two miles Of the depot.
LA'1rss Erl'f. IN consequence of other
8a5 1.-' capt. 81. CLAIR ABRAMS has
r,l t.4e uat tH re-estahlish the NAMING
~. Pa turned that branch OF the busi-
f.-- ~ Aee@ES- Carter s. Cross. who have
f.tr- Hauv Tor the purpose Of estab-
Fr5 suing MN and SASH. door and
t-.--. Z, also factory for the manu-
ur-s7 sNa7: Huckets, pals and other
f-r4.- work ou the factory
ts t-dh yesterday, and will
Tts rapidly Co completion.
H1.t r--..- l9r che factory will be the
i--r ~. 5'-tl ana extensive ever brought
fsr...+ e--aa al country. 10 will have q
bs- h. %. AIrs-ins about l0.OCO feet OF lum-
u0af.---' u A.lliyl 90 the manufacture OF
R.5LN anu -a-Le-. doors and blinds.
T-a 5-- iltlfl>1u IN the PaIatEa Nelrs.
b--ia-.-- .-7 seen much OF the country
irf--s---7 ~ .A''lau river. and has LONG and
deer' f,--y, -.. .eise oi the wi q hooks and
saar ~ ~ ~ ils banks. but he has never
ri-'. i.f--1. iree elsewhere than on Mer-
lsi-s i--+.A Alal9>t directly east from Rock
usrs r.r.- ~ NeWiouud Harbor and Ba-
s,rsr-s 49, ~. '.a g EWo Zoe specimens Of this
slft 5-1 t1s Dark Is thicS and yellow,
seantr g-.-l.-t lh appearance. the foliage
Tie No. branches terminate abruptly.
volt ~ ~ -tee looks cruelty bare and
slferirs anu % the bch0lder appears
shdra .-- KS II letimen stands on the river
ressr--. @..A We thought its forIoru' an
ami b--.. -e tut uerce winds which beat
t1urd --.t ~ -'tt u4rk; out we afterwards
serllrr NAltel On the hummOck. pre-
sraee -- i-le tortured look. We cleared a
o. ur- -ai cultivated the soil. but IL in
Meant s-- teH us appreciation of what We
Other ~. --linesS. Within a few feet of IN
DO Ir.r- were oyerrUn with creepers- but
burtr ..'-e covered It's trunk or lent lis
Ile rulfs- s..l. % niue the scanty adOrnment of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
Chinese Curiosities AdmissibIe.

WASHINGTON, July ia circus man.
ager asks the Treasury Department
whether he can bring in some Chinese
dwarfs and other Chinese people for exhi-
bitiOn without violating the Chinese i'm
migrant law. The Treasury Department
decides that Chinese curiosity is not a
Chinese labOrer, and hence can come in
without coming in violent contact with
the law referred to.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
Obsequies of HoIIand,s Dead Prince

THE HAGUE, July 1.-THE funeral of
the late Prince Of Orange took place to-
day with great pomp. The procession
which followed the coffin was headed by
King William, the Grand Duke of SAKE
Weimar, Prince Albert Of Prussia. the
Court of Flanders and representatives of
all the royal houses of Europe. Wreaths
were received from Queen Emma and
other royal personages. The Prince of
Wales sent wreath in his capacity as
Grand Master of Free Masons. The route
trayersed by the funeral cortege was
crowded with people.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
RAILROAD RUnIBLINGs.
Bright Flashes of Intelligence from
Near and Affair."

A cable railroad has been laid in a Lisbon
street up an incline of one in four for a
distance Of $50 feet. The cable is carried
underground. as in our cable street roads
Of san Francisco and ChicagOA The in
clinatiOn- is quite uniform, but the road
makes an curve. The road is worked
with water. counterbalancing the weight
OF the car going up, but is arranged to be
worked by steam in case the supply of
water should be interrupted. In the first
trials Of the road hemp cable was used,
and, TO test the automatic brakes used,
this cable was cut while ascending the
incline. The brakes stopped the car
within distance Of ten feet. This road
is the design OF the swiss engineer, Rig
genbach, who is well known as the de-
signer Of a mountain railroad in Switzer-
land.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
THIEVES BY SPECULATION.

Prominent Citizens of Green Point and
st. Paul in Disgrace.
GREEN POINT, L. l., July 17.-Wm. W.
johnson, prominent citizen and exten-
sive real estate and insurance broker here,
has disappeared, taking with him between
$4,000 and $4,000, the proceeds of the sale
of property, rents and premiums belong
ing to other persons. 1t is supposed that
johnson has lost large sums in specula-
tiOn and fast living.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
LouisviIIe and NasbviIIc.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Louisville
and Nashville directors have adjourned.
No action was taken on the financial plan
submitted for the relief of the company.
the details Of which the directors refuse
to make public. Another meeting will be
held on Monday next The resIQnations
Of Messrs. Gould and Sage were not con-
sidered, as they are still in the hands OF
the President
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18

Monmouth Park Races
NEW YORK July 17.-At the Monmouth
Park course to-day the

Park course to-day the
FIKsT RAcE--A handicap sweepstake OF
three-fourths of a mile. Queen Esteer was
never headed and won by a length in I:l5.
with Rica second, and head in front OF Dul
plex.
=, SECOND RAcE-Tyro stakes for 2-year-olds:
thfee quarters OF mile. Wonda won with
Cholula second and Goano third. Time llG
THIRD RACE-Barnegat stakes for three
year-olds one and a half miles. st. Saviour
Won, with Duchess second and Turk third
Time 2:40l5.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap sweepstakes:
one ana quarler miles. Aranza Won with
Royal Arch second and the Mimi colt third,
Time :56l5.
FIFTH RAcE--Selling allowances: seven
eighths of mile. Sister won, with Itaska
second and Patapsco third. Time :gI.
SIXTH RAoE-A handicap steeple chase.
1lenarm won. Buckra and Compromise ran
dead heat for second place
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
OGLETH0RPES VS.. STARS
THE COLUMBUS NINE wrNs NJ
A SCORE OF IL TO ,

Brown and Tanning the fsatterv -. -.
savannahians-The Old Team II .s.,
fieid for Columbus-Other Eev..s~
OF Interest In the World Of sports.
COLUMBUS, GA, July l7.-About Sac
people witnessed the game between fba
stars and oglethorpes at Star Park =.
day. The oglethorpes could not hi,
Burkalow, and were shut out with four
base hits and two runs. flaming and
Brown were the battery for the oeIe-
thorpes. The playing OF Lawrence
miller and Collins Of the Stars, and Colly
ana scanlan and Comm of the Ogle-
thorpes was good. Hamburg and Collins
made three baggers. Each error ef the
oglethorpes cost them a run. The fol-
lowing is theseore:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18

LONDON, July lin the House of
Commons this afternoon, Lord Edmund
Fitzmaurice, Under Foreign Secretary.
stated that the governments of Holland
and England had agreed to Jointly de-.
mand Of the Rajah of Tenom the surren-
der of the crew of the steamer Nisero.
which was wrecked on the coast of Su-
matra. III ne refused to comply with the
demand, he would be punished. IF ha
consented to deliver up his captives. he
would receive a money payment. ana his
ports would be opened.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
RAvAGEs or THE FLAMES.

Machine shops and Eight other RuiId-
ings Burned at AIlist0n.
ALLIsToN, ONT, July 17.-Knight &
Wilson's foundry and machine shops, and
eight other buildings, were burned this
morning, causing a loss Of 500, 900.
knight & Wilson are insured for 10000.
Seventy-ive hands are thrown out of en-
plOyment
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18

WAYCRoss, GA, July 17.-Louis
Stephens, colOred, was drowned in the
Satilla river, at Reppard & Walters mills,
seven miles from here, to-day. He fell
from the bridge and, not knowing how to
swim, was drowned before he could be
reached.
The WaycrOss Street Railway COM
menced business to-day. The first trip of
its cars was made over the line amid
much enthusiasm
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
A GunDorfIer FwDIos,oD

LONDON, July IA box Of gunpOwder
which had been placed against the monu-
ment erected to the memory of Lord Her
bert in the market place at Salisbury
exploded at IL O'Clock last night. The
pedestal was injured.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
Baltimoro's Democratic Ratification.

BALTIMORE, July IA meeting to
ratify the nomination Of Cleveland and
Hendricks was held tonight at the Holi-
day Theatre, under the auspices Of the
Cleveland Club. Speeches were made by
Gov. Robert McLane and ex-Govs. Will
liam Il. Hamilton and William Pinckney
Whyte. The meeting was large and en-
thusiastic. The theatre was handsomely
danorafad
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
Snicide in a Cell

TRENTON, n. J., July 17.-Matthew
Scranton, aged % years, committed
suicide in his cell, at the State prison
here, last night, by means of a rope made
IRON bed sheet. He came from Hudson
county, and had served two years of his
five wears term.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
IpLENEss. FoR 200 MrN.

HAnRIsDURo, Ia, July II. -This alter
noon notices were placed in the Harris
burg cotton factory of a suspension of
work for an indefinite period after Satur-
day next. The cause is said to be the de-
cline in the price of manufactured goods
and stagnation in the market. About 200
employees will be thrown out of work.
A STRIKE ENDED.
BURNEY, ENGLAND, July 1.-THE
strike among the workmen here is ended
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China Protecting Her Ierchantmen.

SHANGHAI, July 1.-THE Chinese Gov
ernment has taken measures to assure
the safety of Chinese merchant vessels in
the event Of a war between China and
France.
CHINA CHOOSES WAR.
LONDON, July 1S.-A dispatch to Reu-
ters Telegram Company, dated Tien
Tsin, July Il, states that China has re-
jected the French ultimatum.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
,-r-yrs OF THE TWO STATES
lhH -o1DTN PARAGRAPHS.

rtf1d Choked to Death With a
a rsr Al Crswford-The Georgia
ea-' '-,.rfation Charter Order Signed
,reIau seasons Results at VAL
dosta-
GEORGIA.
-.s wsrss. au aged esteemed and
frea 3 Marietta is dead-
--r-revd % $3.50 = c1lleIiip platel .! % one
t~tLe Atlanta building atNeW
y---- r. ..-rs owned by james Middle
rear Athens were killed by
.-- If .--alu- bonds by the county
~. --.-.. .r -..rlu- The expense or con-
t- . .....-rf house b. being discussed ln
Hrr. Is W-l cost &zl-sl1-
-H.- Ete-. ~ Ialnotion' have
f.1 H-iu me ll-ioWlnz olhceTs :
81 b. Ea-llui; FIRST Lieutenant,
O. -- -.e.ut Lieutenant. i. J Bull (;
Lieutenant, j. W. Hail.
-s--.f tEe directors Of the COlum-
e ..-.r.#.- Company Ir was decided
.fs. wages Uf a.l oucers and en-
The reduction viii take
Tie depression Iu the cotton
-raI a- the cause of action.
-.eHrtv has had general Jail de-
Towns ruiaretl. lu for hog steal
f Alfred t.fa .-li- eylv- e4' ~ W.
a -r aH-a3-. a'-H NE4i- ln W. 71llie
r.I I'D a+ts lae LLtn l1gi ln-. ~
-.fs their dinner opened the wooden
--..-- r.eg -.sI.. halAeA ous anu e7''ipeA
var "wednesday Judge sim 0n-
?. .-...- Granting the charter 10 the
s-iItIou. This association
q .....f % wear ago, ana b. composed
gr.-.a- -H-aI gentlemen of the state.
sH- charter Tor the term Of
----..H- ON Aug -1 the annual meet
.-f... ..s.a iu Atlanta
--.H #4 Augusta TUESDAY that
i .- s.r Na Iu the recent six
t-- -+-r died a few davs ago
f..F @##- s.,.rfIou- IN lie CON
'- r.-r III tha sfsrf .rd
---. t. o.. I'm NJ meter H.
1-a-e .f...-,f rsn4i,ierine- he
- .rl-.af...I II- th.. UriZe offer
u-.f ai-7 .-.l. Irr, r6e r1re
st l1I .r.- - ,t-.--.
,l-iers = gl2,li-l ol ~ aIIeu .l,i...l
P--e $40 r.- e- o. ''i,.'-, ,-.lI .suhss c''lle
y su q haaNls- i' " ~ i,..-.. = q l- l,,,i
rar 4lEaH. -A 'tt .-'.' '5'' o. ~ ~ III
.-.r- .l-. sa ...- ia.", ..ili7eil p p'tll1It ~
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Games EIsewhere.
'I'IN' A4INUWHUIts
O WASHINGTON, July 1G.-Games of bau
were DiaVpd to-dav no toIlovrs

Wtte pIayeu to-day as follows:
AZ Washiagton--Natonal 0, Chicago /.
AZ New fork-MetrOpoltan 2, Athletic :.
"A, AZ tBoston-Providenee 5, Boston 4 Boston
(Unionsl 5, st. Louis tUnions) s.
AZ Baitimore-Baltimore u, Brooklyn Q.
ginia 2.
AT Philadclphia-Keystone Unons) 4, Gin
cinnati (Unions) @. >
Az Louisville-Louisville 2, Cincinnati o.
Az Butalo-Chicago 2, Buffalo l.
Az IlttsDurg-Alleghanys 3, Washington 2.
At Trenton, N. J.-Trenton Q, Actiyes III
At Cleveland-Detroit3 8. ClnYeland D
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
Ffopement at Eastman.

EASTMAN, GA, July 17.-H. c. Tarver
and Miss Pearla Paul elOped this evening
and were married at the residence of Rev.
p. A. Jessup by Rev. II. c. BrewtOn.
The happy couple are now stopping at the
Ashhurn House, and the Eastman COrnet
Band has lust finished serenading them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
WORKNIEN'S WARS.
Pinkerton's Men in the Hooking Valley
Arrested and Disarmed.

IT N7UONI u
COLUMBUS, o., July 17.-At New
Strattsville yesterday the entire Pinker-
ton police force was arrested, half for riot
and the others for unlawfully usurping the
office OF constable. There was great ex-
citement during the preliminary hearing.
At the request Of the defendants the case
was continued until Friday. AT the close
of the hearing an unsuccessful attempt
was made to get possession of their arms.
The Pinkerten men agreed to discard their
guns pending their trial.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
NEWS FROM GORDON.

SUAKIN, July 17.-PIlgrims have just
arrived here from khartOum and report
that Gen. Gordon was well and the town
well prOvisioned when they left on June u.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
state Poli,Tc-

l0svrv- ~, %, correspondence OF the
cllaia. ~ ~. duly l6. There are three can
district ~ f.g senate in the THIRD Senatorial
Hon. i I-t-llle 81. lle race viii be an exciting one
luluirr =. ~, IN and DR.. b. II. Patterson are
" a. W.. ls...lcTa.s. and Rev. Wilson Sar-
tg-s bon. W. r. sweat ~ ~ II ,,.I ,'ls3e-
had si8ee ~ y 5le best legislator that we have
A. z. C-.i-.e. 1fliii4nt "hOy legislator Hon.
% boJb iSsa-49e. a.. 59,e The delegates from Pierce
Coayeat.5e7.o .oIe25e,rnatorial I-5, and Congressional
are believef ~ - nninstructed. but they
va 0f DR.. n Il favorable TO the nominal
Hsn. 49, favorable To the nomination of
~ ConTress. = y Nilholls, the present incumbent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-18
More Privileges for Negroes.

READING, PA, July 1.-THE State
Convention Of United American Me-
chanics agreed to-day to a recommenda-
tion that colored men, American born. Be
admitted to membership. The matter
now goes 70 the national body, and, il ap-
proved, will become a law Of the or1aT
Colored men have heretofore been '.rx. ex.
cIuded.