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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
THE MEMPHIS COTTON BELT
An Improvement Over the Average of
Decrease Previously Reported.

"A" Improvement Over the Average of
decrease Previously Reported,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 7.-The cotton cron
report for the Memphis district. EN- bracino
west tennessee, North Mississippi. North Ar.
kansas, and North Alabama, to be issued to.
morrow by Messrs. Hill, Fontaine & Co.. will
say: "Ihe weather during October has been
favorable, and picking, which became general
through the district Sept. 25, has been contin-
ueu almost without interruption. Tn manr
IocdIties Cne condition of the crop was i'm
proved Dy favorable weather which prevaiied
& Ine average OF decrease in the yield. AS com
pared with last month. was placed af IN no.,
cent, but has been reduced and is now giI,e
as IL per cent. less than last wear. Frost
" WWnlch Iell on the night of Oct 3, was general
ttHnroughout the district and considerable ininry
mi'I m1mereIrom IS reported by correspondents'
Inc Inc greatest damage was sustained in the
2, 2tates OF mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee
ne DackWardness of the planting season
inaluTalIy made the crop late and In manv
Iocalltles the damage from frost ia renorta1
az az ranglng from 10 to 25 per cent Abonf two.
oa oLIruS OF tne yield has been gathered. and NO
complaint is made of lack of labor in anv 10
caIIy, which was feared, owing to the no
IlohaI election and the excitement which
generally attends euch events 4 continn-
dhce OF the present favorable weather Will
ENABLE planters to have their crops ali nicked
oy december, and there is a general caIcnIa-
r1 Onon 1naI Gne cotton crop will be marketed
more rapidly than usual, ;,
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andse patrolmen are guarding the Tele-
gram building, which is now surrounded by va a
MOD mOo OF 0,TDO OF t,oOO excited men, The Tele-
gram bulletin boards have been torn down
and broken into splinfers. By reanest Of w a
lice Captain Cary no more bulletins apa 70 10
posted. The mob seems to be good1natured Id
newsboys had their 10 O'Clock TsIeor~ao 49, ! w
away from them and torn up. Ali the extra
-, TROY, n. T., NOV; 8, A.M.-At midnight
front of the Telegram Office after some Gjfi
Guilty, and the streets are now comparatiyeIv
quiet except where little knots of men have ave
gathered on the corners waiting for the mid
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The PIanarv Conna,,

nary g1LnIS9EE meetins Nov n 1.-The second prem
opening of the third Pienary connciI 70 ,Sae Sne
cit1o n9Iu e@o-day @ at st. Mary's Seminary in this
GBboSs ety Ssd %as presided over BY 4rehbishop
Rif1 az tne Archbishops and nearly ali the
Bishops OF the Catholic Church in the fTnitnd t
S9Ia.es, SaI, ABOUT seventy in all. Offcers of The
sSo1nei. Vice Chancellors. Notares and the the
nonrnod ose[ies were chosen. and will be an
ho hhouhcea h15 az the last preliminary meeting to
pc held in the Cathedral to-morroVy ibo 20
city Is full of Catholic clergg and CSn,fa r,an
q; anu ~ she grand, solemn session on Sundav
Is expected to be a magnificent afFair N"S neA'
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LOUISIANA

NJ, NE" ORLEANS, Nov. THE Democrats aro
hsy hhery enmshuslastic NJ here, and fred a salnte IN
UdoT nI3d r Oh 9ne reported election of Cleveland
The ne 5o5,y CITY mas mas been remarkably quiet all dav
Gon1d's teI 10 the Democrats but when jaw
GOwn po on the bulletin boards it nsnire4 Pne tha
1S conservatives as assurance that tbe re
TIaIeVeT IL might be, would be accented
Po;aCelully. Tonight rockets and bomb5 arc
Deing set of, while bonfires are bnrning" are in
various aiI quarters of the city. The newsnsnar ar
Iices Sn az ana other buildings are Illuminated in
IN the streets are shouting Justify DiSnotS
- rom various points in this State and Mis-
5iisslppl show great rejoicing over the renorted
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INDIAN

connfN,4APoLIs, Nov. 7rbo r,o,o :, ~
Replk arionl was can9sed to5aI EoIG IN Ths Inls
co1n an electors have az ~, III Inc
nIeteG tHe electoral ti6t vs. y, ~ o4o ,ll ne
for III 9urlng last nil and nd 4Ic ~ 0OaHo t'nto
yassed, nu county Offles was NOT CO.,
cratic ate Conono ON oiitttendern, of the Demo-
the Stbv S.O06 a,lJ S Evidently claims
Repuba State Co.. Cual1an New. of the
ocratic;o1Gaate Sommitteeoncedes a no,,1
retarv THY OF 1000. Nj M1o Micbener 4" CSlLl- San
n Deme republican Com ittoa oo,,oo'i5- 80
elect Q SressTnnsaJ,o, o[lty of 40. Democrats
cans 3. Eiorhthn certain, ad the Republi-
On th,iH. HShth y IN district isrilI in donbt
ported INDIAN oIHclal hturns it is re-
pluralit5 500 Ias glveIA Democratic
Central mittee coe tne Rqublican State
DemOcrSon,Y, :. Cohcede tbs much. The
The CoHiopaiIi zee claim 1000 majority.
lows: De fl"i ats delegation sands as fol-
Second. RILT CILIst LLTst district. /. J, Kieiner.
ard: FOurn,O OooD; Third, Jonas G. How
ther; Sc. w w o holman; Fifth, C, G. Ma
Ward; T. -. Bynum; Ninth, F. r.
Geo. FOriG, LODI. Lowry; Thirteenth.
term). E2 Term B. +. 'Sbiyel fshort
NJ. BrowEliGndhnts5- district. Thomas
Tenth, w ttSnVu; James f. johnson;
The presd dertt Eleventh, Geo. W. Steele
3, Democr' '0s"'ion stands; Republicans
Union Tel WNallack, of the Western
card In thd SOHipdny, VIII publish a
structures dETS IT, To- morrow in answer to
which the hendricks ON manner in
IN this Stu returns were collected |
considerable Icturns nrst showed |
Hendricks luDilcan gains, and Mr..
intentionaIt that the facts had been |
The reason resented by Mr.. Wallack. |
that the prel!ls, Mr.: Wallack saws. was |
Cured werelnl which these gains oc-
that, of 245Slc,.. AS samples he shows
were reporCIn1. r. precincts, only 81
Wednesday, 5SS, n n uesqay night and
205 were rep{ NoA AhepuoIlcan precincts
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
Brighton Beach Races

NEW YORK, Nov. The first race at
Brighton Beach to-day was for purse of $3.50
for beaten horses, three-quarters of mile.
Nettie won, with Florentine second Time
I:2lS<.
SECOND RACE-Purse $3.50: one mile and one
fuTiOng. LYten won, with Unknown second.
Time 2f2.
THIRD RACE-Purse 5000 handicap for all
ages: one and One-quarter miles. Tony FOs-
ter won. with HaledOn second. Time 2:l3.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $3.50. for three-year-
Olis; one mile and one furlOng. George sing
eFly won, with Royal Arch second. Time
1889.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $25e; for beaten horses;
three -year-Olds and upwards; seven fur
longs. Telemachus won, with sam Emery
.acnnd- Time .25
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
PENNSYIVANTA

isIna5 PIT5TsBURG. Noy; IA proclamation wa,
issued to-day by Chief of Police Branm for' %r'
bidding the posting of election nuIietins' tOI anf
Inc Inc blowing OF tin horns on the streets. Tbi.
n'., mas naa the effect of materially reducing the
crowd, and the best of order prevails WY
A. P00l-rooms have also been closed until afta,
s4e rresldentaI contest is settled, by order Of
mayor Fulton, as betting is calculated to Keen IN
up excitement and partisan feeling.
me 1ae streets are again crowded tonight. and
partisan feeling runs high. There have haan
no serious disturbances. Two hundred mo-
1tceiaen statIln were sworn in this afternoon. and
sIatloned at the principal streets to Dreserve
orqeT, OF HIi notwithstanding the request of Chief
Uoe " once Brown to refrain therefrom. several
arras{s 1n9cratlc I,ao marching clubs paraded. No
steHa,.d teHiLdDEdfaIA, 1sdd Nov 7-Chief OF Police
poIticsI WAS VASE engaged IN mailing to leading
". YESTERDAY, -; requesting them to avoid paradinS
ch ci+ay 6n any manner adding to the prevalent ex
Seltement. The chief says that his earnest 81
t9rts VIII be directed to allay all disorder and
sat ,,1 hiinasq mas ueradng, blowing horns or doing
any an, Inlng else calculated to create breach n9
the peace will be checked. - -0"0H VI
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
NEW TEDcExr

TRENTON, Nov. 7.-Semi-oflicia returns 70
night give Cleveland 4,II2 pluraitv in TO 1o
state The Butler vote was 1890. and III The s1e ~
50h9 50 dsfo vote ll8 The CongressiOna al maortes
1857: eiS Bnchsnan are as as follows: Hires, Rep,
55'S5s; Pideock, DEM, 2,6I4; Phelps. Rem Rem
5000. P'' oOO' anu McAdoo, DEM,
RonnIiiOl RnT1El OlIf, NOV. THE New Jersey State
T,o11 from al the counties in the State showinS
Cieveland's plurality to be 3.a62. HancociI,sS
plurality in 1880 was 3 61O ''9-' AA"AcOcks s
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OhiO's Mime Trouhles

nc hCoLCUMBUs, Noy. 7.-Presldent Greene os
Railroad RAJ 9sS; bSg red0g locking Valley and Toledo
der out the militia account of fbe huSnins ~
OF bridges in Hooking county. Sherif ME- ME-
SrS to tSe Or GdEsI5aEg M9skng county to-day teegrapRed
troops. He sa9r saws tbat ASKING him to order out
,ci lacked by three or four hundred miners q who no
useu se TINS nlled with giant powder with snses
saGs ssSse9ed aRst and an some dynamite The Sheriff
Perrv s,S and StSal Ian manage Hooking county If
GO tr9pDle has been reported so fsr to-day
not been answered. anu the can n 8
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

ud.E, NEW ORLEANS, Nov. THE explosion at
Fan Eames' sugar house last night was more ter
eiSbt otbsr III results than at first reported, and
numDer naL OF others dangerously wounded
OtneTs S1al received slight injuries, The boiler
was was5oougnt at second hand 20 years ago. The
HPiosioh t was caused by cold water being LET
fuau,. tneo ene Doller while it was empty. Large
IFag II gments OF the boiler went through the roof
OF Oi Lhe sugar house, distance Of 250 Yards. info
tne canal. The engineer was thrown a00
only one killed instantly. others lived sew slo
eIal hours. '0" SeF-
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RHODB0

PROVIDENCE, Nov.
this city devoted this democrats of
celebration. Early ii 20 general
SO guns was fired and ing a salute of
of the city were thru IN the centre
men who shouted then thousands of
detail of police kept glrse. A strong
ing. A meeting was hhg the even
hall, and speeches wat of the city
steps of that building fed from the
cratic politicians. A local Demo-
salute Of 100 guns wat second
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Twenty-four Hours To live

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind. who
announces that he is now in sperfect
nealth," we have the following. MOna
year ago was, to all appearance. in % tbe
last stages Of Consumption, Orr hest
pnyslclans gave my case up. I finallw
got SO low that our doctor said 7 co1iS
not i've twenty-four hours. NV friends
WeiI,o IIem purchased bottle of DR.. VIM
f.a1 nadrs balsam for the Lungs, which bene'
hotg hottI me- l continued until l took nine
ing used no other medicine.v '' nav
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
THANKSGIVING DAY.
President Arthur Designates Nov. e1 In
Proclamation

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE following has
been issued: --'''
BY the President Of the United Sta4ae =,
america, proclamation. VI
Inc season Is nigh when it is YEARLY tbo
wont OF this people to observe the dayy an
pointed Tor that purpose by the President sS a
special occasion for Thanksgiving unto Cod i' ="
now, therefore, in recognition of this hal
dSWea 10 *t custom Chester A. Arthur. President
Oh these United States, do hereby desionata ne
such Gay OF general thanksgiving ThnrsJan sSE ,1S
tHe e z'th day of this present monjyL'
tNoVemDer), and do recommend tbo4
throughout the land the people caasinr,
from their accustomed occupations do thi,IS5
keep holiday at their separate homes and and
thelr several places of worship. and VIII Sifb
heaft ana voice pay reverend acknovlaIgaSan aSn
ment 10 the GIver of all Good for the countIaos
ton. ''si'e" thls ma
In witness whereof L here-unto GOT M,
to be affixed. ' OHl'eu states
Done at the City of Washington. tbis 9Th
lay OF November, in the wear of onr Tord
1he thousand eight hundred and eighty four
lno OF the independence of the United Ststes
ne one hundred and ninth. ''''o'
2v tho p,o.;do CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
FRIEDRICH T. FRELINGHUysEN
secretary of State
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

4 NEW refinement in yegetarianism has
been devised. At a recent vegetarian ban
quer i'm 4 gland. after the usual amount OF
distenslve food had been consumed, malcon-
tent mad the courage TO observe that il we
left on rearing ANIMALS for food it would in
teTfere with clothes. He was, however, in
stantIy confuted, in the most practical man
ner, by a true vegetarian, who arose a as
serted that he was completely dressed in ma
terials which had involved no b'oOd-gullti-
ness whatever. cOttOn-vciyeteeu vest, a
and lawn tennis shoes constituted the array Of
this animals friend. He also committed HIM
self TO the statement that he had meyer tasted
animal food in his life.
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tinneI nmniecHMoND, i, Nov. f.-The enthusiasm CON-
fa,.iys fIanGyys unabated over the report of Cleve-
iana hdr election. The joyous excitement of tbe
he, bpTIaaocfatlc population is unparalleled Two
ta;unored t;ua guns were fired to-day upon the con-
Ynn,e Yillatien OF last nights tidings from Ne ~
+bo I"i but little business has neen done in
Inc tne CITY since yesterday. The news centrnl az
lave lave been crowded all day with exnitan9
democrats, eager for more news There va M
De another demonstration to-nigbt W. III
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov. THE business failures
throughout the country occurring in the seven
days ending to-day, as reported to Il. q. Dun
& Co.. of the Mercantile Agency, number for
the United States 1S5 and for Canada q, or a
total Of 206, a marked decrease over last
week. when the total was 26I, and the previ-
Gus week 25S. The decrease Is in the New
England and Middle States and in New York
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A TOWN RupN1Nn

ST. JOSEPH, NO., Nov. 7.-Tba +o,r- =,
Leno, Ia, is on fire, and probably will he en- "
tirely consumed, Creston and 81 goseilt
were ei itelegraphed to for assistance. The Creps-
is son now e et pr @ 6as reached there and
i9cendiar IN % a. worK' Inc hre is the work of an
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
TENNE

KNOXVILLE, Nov. IL
219 guns tonight il honperats fired
ported election. Ieland's re-
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. a..
Congressional district is lest in this
Rep, claims to be elect. Evans,
Gratis claim at least 100 mhe Demo-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
CLOTHING HOUSE BURNrn

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Nov. THE wholesale
destngd dGtgslng 99use m OF Theodore Dissel Co. was
OF sy75,ooO The property is insnTed 1ns 1Uss
Thousand Inent workmen are thrown out Of employ
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SOUTH CAROIINA

,,-';R CHARLESTON, Nov. THE CITY is wild
eIecte e1t e&cIteuent oyer reports of Cleveland's
dependence square, and rockets, Roman - can
brilliant AO VIC heavens
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

iDIENVER, COL, Nov. IA special from
~ ~ollEer RAN reports that the entire business
portion OF that town was burned this morn
ing. Ihe loss will reach $1OO, 900, The streets
are filled with crowds of excited and homeIess
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

BIRIINGHAM. ALA. Nov. flames Leath-
erwOOd. a livery stable keeper of this city,
was assassinated at about o'clock this morn
ing by being shot through a crack in a wall,
the bullet piercing the top of his head and
ranging downward into his body. He was in
stantly killed. There is no clue to the MUIR
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The French senatorships.

PARIS, Nov. THE Senate has adopted
three articles of the Senat0risl reform bill
departments and colonies and IS by the Senate.
The term Of the Office Of Senators was fixed at
years instead OF for life. i'retenders TO the
throne are declared ineligible to sit In the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

the aIEG1tsrA. Ents. Noy. The stockholders Of
t 70 morrow to hear the report Of the comrnisl
tbo ~ WHO WHO nave peen examining the books of
tn, snS company since the resignation and de1
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

FALL RIVER. MASS, Nov. 7.-At a meeting
OF the Board of Trade this morning the ma
iOrity favored a shut down next week. An
agreement to close on Saturday night for one
week has been signed by mills representing
LOCO 600 spindles. and enough are expected TO
sign this afternoon 20 bring the number up to
Z 100 000
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
HoRsFORD's ACID PHosPHATr.
Tn Tv,.x,as,o<s ~

Or. G. A. Fernald, Boston, Mass.. saws:
II nave used it in cases of impaired nerve
lu9lncslon, I9las with beneficial results. espeei-
ahy ~ cases where the system is a1Tactat, e.,
py tne toxic action Of tobacco. -
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MANI

AUGUSTA, Nov. IA
towns gives Blaine 1882 d for 335
There is no change in
Everybody is waiting for hon here.
sociated Press, which it the As
come tonight. lod viii
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IOWA

tAR CEDAR RAPIDS, Nov. 7.-st. John ,vo.
burned IN efigy in front of the Rena5yieaa.s mas
eors tn1s evening in the presence of 5000 ner4
through the streets. Ohne burning
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

GREAT At DYEING. the Chinese have man.
aged 10 find out vegetable mOrdants. Hair
dyeing they manage in a peculiar way;
they drink their dye A sixth months course
Of some vegetable decoctiOn is said to be in
fal ible, and was regularly used. so the story
.roes nv the Christians 10 daTken the hair of
fheIf European priests, that so they might es-
cane detection. Nearly all their dyes are
vegetable. the imperial yellow being got from
flowers, and miguOnette, and all the other
yellow dyes being held unworthy OF this great
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
An Anarchtst sentencari :

Nv ilENAAs Nov, 1.-The Anarchist Harnuss
nas neen sentenced to six years hard laboI9 1,
einaI ao On GnaEge OF high treason The pr n
Sspal count IN the charge was that If noef,
piacards of an incendiary nature 'ahu'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

There are a large number of baking
poBders in the market containing alum,
and some that contain ammonia, but IN
proportions 80 moderate that they might
be used in safety when proper caution Is
exercised. DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. however, is recommended by
chemists as being free from alum, ammo
mis- and every other crug. -
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adeIina Pafn.

the great songstress, says of Scion PAL
mer's Perfumes, Toilet Soaps and other
Toilet articles: 81 unhesitatingly pro-
nounce them superior to any l ever
usedgv Principal Depot, 374 and 3I6 Pearl
street, New York,
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MISSOURI
JacksOn's DefaIcation-

ST. LOUIS, Nov: 7.-Eighty-four connt,o,
srve sp1 dar aTrmadnke, Dem, for Governor ~ "a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
A Tabalated Statement of the Returns
as Far as Recaivad

~ Inc tables given below are compiled from
y, reports so far as received. Where esti-
mates are given they NAV he considared as
"PProAlmatlng the correct majorilies:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Rufe Minor Set Free at Augusta-A Ho-
tel Burned at MOnrOe-MacOnitesN Nom
plusse& by a Jack O'Lantern in a
steeple-strange Affections of a Fam
iIy at Newman.
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Indicates majorities.
ESTIMATED.
IPartial returns only.

Ir',1ld ndess tne breath is like spicy gale.
Ondess the teeth CLEAN like the sIriVay, snov
Hefe aef',, Is no dazzling smile tender tale
,LEateInl TO woman's eye or ear. we know
aah, cunt '''' 'o7' ~ 'nafms-'ne smile be
within lhe spell Of sozoDoNr.
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oLEyELAND's CONGRATULATIONS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. Z, 10 P. M.-COngrat-
ulatory dispatches poured in upon the Gov
ernOr all the morning. They come from every
State in the Union, and several thousand have
been received. Among the kilograms was one
from Jay Gould cOngratulating Gov. Cleve-
land on his election. There was a constant
stream of visitors in and out of the Executive
chamber all the morning, many ladies being
among the callers. The Governor bore his
hOnOTs mOdestly. The excitement in this
city has largely subsidized, the Republicans
generally conceding Clevelands election
Business and private houses are decorated,
and the enthusiasm among Democrats is sub
dued but intense. The Jacksonians, one of
the leading campaign clubs, will serenade
Gov. Cleveland at the executive mansion this
evening. On Monday night next a monster
celebration will be held, in which all the cam
paign clubs of Albany and the vicinity will
participate.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 7.-IIOn. n. H. R.
Dawson, Chairman of the Democra ic State
Committee, sent the following telegram to
Hon. Grover Cleveland:
Alabama sends you greetings, and con-
graduates the country upon the united North
and South in the cause of reform and an
honest administration OF the government"
A GOOD NATURED RIOT.
Troy, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE Captain Of Police
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08

Troy, n. r, Nov. 1.-THE Captain Of Police