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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-24

THE steamships of this Company are APP
l. pointed to sail from Savannah for Balti-
more as follows, city time:
JOHNS HOPKINS, Captain MARCH,
THURSDAY, June 26, at 10 A. NJ.
WIN. LAWRENCE, Captain HOOPER,
TUESDAY. July /, at 100 P. NJ.
JOHNS HOPKINS, Captain MARCH
MONDAY, July Z, at SPIN.
VIM. LAWRENCE, Captain HOOPER,
SATURDAY, July IL, at 1880 A. M.
And from Baltimore for Savannah on same
days as above at 3 P. NJ.
Through bills lading given to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns in New
England, and to Liverpool and Bremen.
Through passenger tickets issued to Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Chicago, and all points West and
Northwest.
JAS. B. WEST & CO., Agents,
ia BaV street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-24
Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

The first-class iron steamships of this COM
pany are appointed to sail every Thursday
from Boston at P. M; from Savannah as fol-
lows-standard time:
CITY OF MACON, Capt. w, KELLEY,
THURSDAY, June 26. at 300 P. NJ.
GATE CITY. Capt. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July 3, at 2:30 P. M.
CITY OF MACON, CAPT. W. KELLEY,
THURSDAY, July 10, at 1880 P. M.
GATE CITY, CAPT. ID. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July IL, at loo P. N.
TNHROUGH bills of lading given to New
4 England manufacturing points and 10
Liverpool.
The compauy's wharves in both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading out of the two cities.
RICHARDSON g BARNARD. Agents.
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& MORRI )


A RE prepared to raise and move heavy
n buildings and put them In order. also
raise monuments in the city or country az
short notsee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-24

Ar Savannah. ...-..-....>... 100 p m Z: 40 a M
-cbarlesten function with trains to all points
North and East via Richm ond and al rail
line; by the 700 a M train to al points NORTH
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.


London, June 2l-The Channel lightship ,
Dover has been run down by passing vess,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27
FROM WACO.
EPISCoPALS AND METHoDlSTS.
An Alleged Horse Thief Jailod-A Central
Texas Stockman's COnyention-The
Weather-The Baptists--so-
ciai and Dramatic.

WACO, Oct 90 Special -Blshop
Gregg preached at ST, Paurs Episcopal
church this morning and to night, and
at the last service confirmed class of
eight or ten young persons Of both sexes
The bishop leaves for Martin in the
morning.
At the Southern Methodist church the
usual memorial services that are ALWAYS
held by the Mothodists just PRIOR to the
annual conference, were celebrated.
only three members of the congrera.
ton have died during the year.
A horsethiet named Timer was
brought in late last night and Jailed. He
stole horse from man named Nv
crs IN Fails county, and sold the animal
To Mr. Campbell, near Moody, in this
county.
a call is issued by prominent stock
men mere Tor convention in this CITY.
on November /, of all central Texas
men interested in cattle raising, for tho
purpose of organizing a central Texas
stoCkmen's association.
The weather has cleared Off delight
iully today, and the earth is very wet.
Ram has fallen in sufficient quantity to
satisfy farmers and stOckmeu.
Key. DR.. Dodge, Of Virginia, preached
in the Baptist church tonight. This
ulornlng a humbero OF persons were bap-
tlzod, by immersion, in the same church.
A large company of invited guests en-
Joyed the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. |.
A.. Naman this morning, the occasion
being the circumcision of their infant
son, Nathan David.
Fred Warde remains over another
night to play "Virginius."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

LoNdvIEw, Oct. % Special. An
unknown white man was found near
the trostle cast of the junction yester-
day, brought mp to town on No. 3O5, and
uled during the afternoon, from, seem
lugly, appOpleNy. He was Il railrOader.
wcll-dressod, but with nothing ON his
person TO indicate. his name or residence.
The Cumberland Presbyterian synod
Is in session here, and nearly nil of
inc prominent ministers of this
church In tho state are hero. They
VIII be In session for day or two
more. The body has been sitting
since Friday. The ministers of
the denomination supplied all the
other pulpits, to-day, but tho morning
was cold, cloudy and dull, and the
churche attendance was small.
Hlgh prices are being paid for cotton
nero, aud some farmers have hauled
thelr cotton twenty-five or thirty miles
70 sell ut LOngviow. This will bring
thG receipts up above the estimate.
There is little moro political excite
menl than we usually have over "A conn
" election, and the darkeys have anti
work practically, except electiOneerinp.
All the county Offices are contested by
IRON two 10 four candidates.
whilo in the district offices
thero Is no opposition except for repre-
sentative In the Legislature, and as neil
ther party has regular nominees, il is
anybody's fight. Capt. Cuuditl the ropu-
lnr nominee for the district, declined In
accept the nomination, and the contest
Is between Mr.. Barton, Of Kilgore, and
Newsom Cold, OF Freedmqn's Ridge,
both in Gregg county.
Lumber business is roviving and
while not active or largo as usual. no
tween the Kansas and Western Texas
demands our mills arc busy.
DESPITE dull times, house building il
constant and there are seven or EIGHT
new houses going mp now.
Taylor q Munson, defendants nj
tprneys received a telegram Yesterday.
sialing the I'd Bean case was reversed
ihd remanded. Aaron stevens mur-
'ered Charley stevens; ed Bean was
ma accomplish, was tried, convicted
with death penalty. Aaron stevens
'aSe has not yet been tried.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27
Notes From Big springs.

Bra SPRINGS, Oct. D.. Correspond-
cncc. Since my last we have had a
nice rain; in fact, it is now raining. and
the prospects good for an "all.nightu
rain The weather continues cold and
stoves are comfortable.
Ihe pay car of the Texas Il Pacific hns
Just paid us It's monthly visit, and tina
hearts ui many have boon "made glad,"
VET II the management of the road con
unues 70 "cut down. the force ut this
point MS arrival will soon produce but
l,llle anxiety among our business mon
What can be thor object Inn rGdn"in,,
the force at the shop, al this Uninf
Whilo their rolling stock in iu sucb had
o'deri the employees themselves cannot
sec.
Many railroad mon are leaving hero
Tor Indiana and other points cast. IL
may be Emusic In tho air. that viii toll
ON the It'll of next month.
l am now satisfied that tho regular
Democratic state ticket will he very
generally voted hero with only an ordi-
nary scratch
Our county candidates nrn growing
uneasy and hence attended am th1
'round'ups' to importunS the "cow
Vulto an tNcltomont in our ii!tic CITY
last night. IL seems as if a gnt,emnri.
Who had been employed horc, loft, loay-
ing his wito To "pRck up" and
follow, Ono OF our merchants hear.
ing the facts, and having A claim
against the said party, had their effects
attached, the lady being somewhat on
ragged at the procedure called ON ms
merchant aud in hor frenzy drtw "A
pistol ON him and made tinios rlthrr
lively Tor a while, until an officer made
MS appearance, ana took the said lady
M before any damage had boon done.
On examination IL was found tho nistni
h0d done good service in the Meyicnn
war, and had heon laid up 10 rust. until
II was impossible to get II tn fire. how.
ever she was brought before the bnr of
Justice and fined IS and trimmings. II
Is not very healthy now 10 step into a
certain store and say "Auy pistolsg"
Mr.. im6odou, a Galveston News RON.
resenlative, hus boon spending n dnv or
Two with W. IN the interest of his manor
Can't sny whc,hv, he advent I'd ree
grass or lease law.
Our city Is gradually improynp. SOY.
oral noat residences being built, and ono
Two story brick business housoon Chris.
Uan street contracted Tor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

WAsulNoroN, oct, 9d.-ISpociall-
Following arc the changes announced
In tho postal department:
PoStoilces established; Crescept
TITUS county. Special from Mouni
Pleasant, 6's ms. y. W., on route SlO25
ilttshurg, Ga ms, :. W.
Railway postoilico sOrvirn changes,
Donison City, Troupo and Uonston
IoXas.-R 7. clerks curtail run tn end
~ Troupe, Texas, decrease In distance
1866 nus, making whole distance 1874
ms. Service between rroupo and Hons.
ton, IoNas, will bO performed bv the
IoNarkana u Houston n. Il. O. Tho
line TO be known as tho Deuison CITY
a Troupe II, L. ..
ID ,nisou city and Taylor Texas.
L. clerks extend run to end al SAN An
tonioi Texas, increase in distance l59 IN
ms" making whole distance llO6l ms.
service between TAYLOR and San An
ionic, Texas, will be- In addition Ia Tho
Palestine and Laredo Il. 4. o. Tho limo
tn be known as the Donison CITY A San
Antonio r. P.O.
star service changes. Route glS,o
Mount Blanco 10 Estncado. From M
Nvmber l, 1881, extend service once n
week from Estacaio TO Lubbock, - ms.
aud back.
Special service discontinued, Iub.
hock, Lubbock county. From October
81, 1881, ON route Sl5in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

TuE Mail says, "DoRAN and his muir
dorons accomplices, who perpetrated the
bloody butchery in Hot Springs on the
0th of last February, have just been ac-
quilted, presumably amid tho plaudits
and ireu2ied enthusiasm of the citizens.
IL is very difficult matter to convict a
man ofmurder, no matter how heinous
the crime, where tho prominent men of
the community openly condone If they
do not endorse and applaud ASSESSING
ton as justihable means to
rid themselves of personal one
my or Objectionable business rival"
With slight variation these remarks
would apply to Fort Worth and Cornr-
RIGHT, There is difference as to whose
OK is gOred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27
lNDEpENDENT STRrNCTu

Tho Independents are by no means
Insignificant Tho chairman OF their
executive committee has made n report
In which ho computes theie strength In
the state Of New York at 10000. Whom
it is considered that their estimated
strength two wears ago was less than
they claimed themselves aud that tho
chairman saysi IL is AS great, ifnot greater
now than a, the limo OF CLrvELANp's
election as governor, tho friends of Ma.
BLAINE mus, feel somewhat approhen-
Sro of ifs appearance as factor in the
presidential election.
Ia spite Of predictions to tho contrary.
nOtona OF is leaders has acted In tho
role Of ro-oalcilrant nor has the slight.
osi wavorug been dlscorned N THEN
ranks. The prohibltionlsts are solid
still In that state, aud Tammany has
declared Itself as component part of
the Democratic line. Now, lfGrN. Bur.
tan can cross out with his auxiliary
army of laborlng men oven a rospocta.
ble number OF Democrats, won't he flnd
himself "boltled up'A with sufficient
force Of Republican lhalcontents Ia the
Prohibition ranks to enable the Domoc-
racy 10 carry tho state by moro than its
usual malor,yg Can figures other than
election 9iurns render It up oihorwises
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

Young Mr.. ROosevelt's reform career
was very brief one.
Butler is the oloomargarine candidate.
hrazenly labelled butter.
Tho reverend buzzards of Buffalo
seem to have taken a tumble to Them
selves.
II Butler was collecting money instead
oil votes from deluded wOrkingmen, he
could be put in the penitentiary for false
pretenceS.
The fact that Howgate is at large is
one reason out OF many why the Repub-
mean party should not be again en-
trusted with power.
Don't let any human being except
your VIE know YOU are coming down,
ljuJ 90 not fail to come-whatcycr YOU
do, do not iail.-.J. q. Blaine.
For concoted sorehead, who is oCno
consequence, anyhow, Mr.. Carl Schura
sceWs 10 demand a great deal of the at
'ehilon OF the regulation Blaine organ.
Blaine Is disgraccd curruptionist
whose lnsQlenco and intolerance have
prompted him, II Maine politician, TO in
ieriere with the local affairs of the
empire slale ana to seek to control it's
pulil cal organization.
Doodle +. Jones and Greonback Raum
OF the Republican committee are at work
again forcing money from the govern
meut clerks. The clerks had better
make @ new deal, give the campaign
committee the salary and Keep Tie as.
sJssWeut.
Tho Charleston News warns the Flor
ida Prohibtionis,s chat IL thry nut a
separate electoral ic,et in the ned they
VIII not gothic votes of amy Democratic
temperance men. Il, the Democracy is
opposed 20 making prohibition 2 ma
uonal issue.
That solemn silonco which falls upon
every battlefield after a great engage.
ment now prevails Ina Ohio. The VIC
tors are glorilying In their tents and the
yanqutshcd are counting their dpnd and
Acknowledgements among the wounded.
silent Is he drum, silent tho diabolical
life. But it is only for a period. The
kItdI struggle OF November approaches
and the demon of noise will again be-
turned loose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27
Tho Grown Prince p-,,,,..

BrRltN, Oct 2i-rhe Prussian conn.
ell OF state met under the presidency of
the Crown Prince Frederick William -.
day Prince Bismlrck, Count Won
Moliko ard about loo other MON.
per, We're present. The crown prince
rea an address explaining tho reaso,
Tor the establishments of the eonncii
which ne said would cover tho discnss
ION i, OF bills prior to their introdneiion
lnto parliancnt,aud also decide Whether
sugseitel ieHilation would he I'm har.
nlony win existing legislation, Tho
Ssouiell WIZ iirst consider the bill for IA,
lhn a,,,l. OF workmon against ar~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27
C0RSICANA.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS ARE MIXED
The Mayor Attempts 10 Defeat the Coun-
ellis Effort to Create the Oflce of
Recorder hut IS Severely Set
Down on-Other Dots.

CoRatcASA, oct. 2d.-[Special The
difficulties in the city government,
which broke out in the mayors refusal
to approve the ordinance accepting the
engine and sign the note in its pay
mont, broke out anew yesterday at an
adjourned meeting OF tho council.
The council on Tuesday last passed an
ordinance creating the office Of recorder,
and snuulling the order for an election
of alderman already issued, claiming
the time for the election should be in
April next, and also ordering an cleo
ton to take place on the 9Th proX., to
fill tho vacancies lin the Offices Of city
assessor and collector, secretary and
engineer all OF which the mayor vetoed.
The question Of the passage Of the or
dlnauce Notwithstanding the veto, came
up to-day, and the MAYOR refusing 10
put the questions, Mr. Draue, president
pro tenn Of the council, assumed the du
ties OF mayor upon the ground Of tho
mayors refusal TO act, and put the ques-
tons, all of which passed unanimously.
The board then elected ID. H. Greer,
osqy recorder, and his honor refusing to
administer the official oath, Mr.. Draue
again came 10 the rescue, and now we
presume the rub will be, who shall sit
tice.
The preliminary trial Of McCuiston
was waived by agreement ofthe county
attorney and the council for the priS-
onor, and the bail fixed at $3.50.
Justice Walters court opens Monday
morning with heavy docket.
y coldand steady rain has continued
a day.
Cotton receipts to-date 5000 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

answering the description Of her parent
was in San Antonio, left this morn
ing for that city, A closer reading of
the letter she received signed Horace
does not say her father is sick here,
hut was dated and postmarked Fort
worth. 1t says: "Your father is very
sick ut hotel" etc. Miss Archer was
warned to be very careful and to seek
the aid Of officers wherever she went.
The lady was greatly distressed al no,
finding him here
me. tQrt Worth nine have disbanded,
ana all but Crawford have gone home.
me boys were paid in full, ana express
themselves as well pleased with Texas.
Lovers Of ball were disappointed at not
seeing the two crack clubs of Texas
cross bats.
Robert McCart, secretary of the Dri-
wing park circuit, says a number of iue
horses will be here, and the racing fine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

~ fort Wort Mail, in announcing
.a .eath of GAIT. JOHN w. SwINDELLs,
IS: "The editor OF the Mail was for a
long time editorially associated with
him in the conduct Of the HERALD, and
from intimate personal acquaintance,
knew him to be one of the purest, most
conscientious andupright of men. Free
in all respects from sordid motives, his
memory, adorned by manifold acts Of
kindness toward all with whom he came
in contact, will live fresh and bright in
the hearts Of those with whom he was
daily associated for nearly three quar-
ters Of cenlnrYn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

WHEN the Houston Republican con-
vention adjourned in WASH JONES in
terest, the WASH JONES anything-for-
office Republicans had WASH write his
letter and announce himselfquick, so as
to BLUM off the straightouts. This game
didn't work on the old, long-haired Dal-
las fox, and this failure has made WASH
hot in the collar and blue in the gills.
lie then made big bid to get the negro
vote, and he made it so liberal that he
has lost all strength with his white
friends. In n political fight a man must
keep sober, with both eyes open, or he
viii bust wide open, just as WASH has
done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

A VERY prominent Republican re-
marked the other day that IRELAND
ssd GIBBS would get the votes of moro
white Republicans than NORTON and
YAsH JONES combined. lie said that
here were 10000 Republicans in Texas
2ho would vote for BLAINE, but wanted
10 Democrats to control the state gov
rnnnnnf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

The Fort Worth Gazette has been
.ingularly dull for some days past. In
ain has been the result of invostiga
Ions of its columns to find something to
opy or comment upon. 1t may inn
rove, however, for it is not cramped for
Dom in this particular. 1t is gem,
llassed with Hot Springs diamonds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

The ofllco of the Houston Post is still
"a possession Of the United States mar
hal, and it is thought will not be re-
leased until the United States court CON
venes, several months hence. The pro-
prietors of the Post charge that the suit
brought against them Is unjust; that the
,iebt was not due, and that tho attach
'nent was wrongly sued out, because the
plaintiif In the ease cannot show that
there was any attempt being made to
dispose OF the property to derraud credi-
ors. Tho proprietors of the Post claim
further that the attachment suit injured
their credit and intorfered with their
business. II is said they will! enter suit
against the plaintiffs for $lOO,OOO dam
ages. The press of the state sympathizes
with the Post in its disastrous financial
iroubles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

BosroN, Oct. 26,-Tho liabilities of
Freeman ~ Co., cotton brokers. are
about Sl7S,OOO, OF which So5 INA is
secured by merchandise, bank stock, etc.
with the execution of about 81. ODl and
$4,000 owed Abraham Freeman, father
OF Freeman of the firm, $4,000 or $40.
VN owed for merchandise, tho
father Is equally liable with the son ON
all ind, btedness, he having iudnrscd for
ms sou. rho uuincumbercd assets are
not 1t is said, worth 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

THE Republican papers have been
casting that tho Irish were for BLAINE.
4 this be true, how is it that negro
'ieputy United States marshals killed
wo Irishmen and wounded more ut one
ward in Cincinnati? They could not
my these sons of Erin and resortod to
know Nothing methods of getting rid of
he Irish vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

TuE bulldoziug by United States
narshals and the shameful and open
$50 Of corruption fund In Cincinnati
md other pluces Ia Ohio by the Repub-
leans, will make many votes for CLrvg-
AND and HgNrRIoKs in November
The thinking, patriotic people of the
forth are beginning to doubt whether
hey can control the government even II
heir votes are sufficient. Negro deputy
United States marshals go TO the polls
armed and shoot down unoGIonding un-
armed Irish.American citizens. The
Republican party imported them for the
purpose. Some Of the northern states
nay yet have 90 suffer at the hands Of
he Republican party what tho south
suffered 80 long.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

TnERg never was moro dlaholical
circular issued than thai OF JONI c.
NEW, chairman of tho Republican state
committee of Indiana, to those holding
positions by appointment under the fed
raj government. IL states that a com.
,loto record will be kept OF those who
contribute TO the campaign fund and
hose who do not. This implies that the
irst are to bo rewarded I'm case of
lLAINE's election and the latter thrown
ut OF position. There never was be-
jro such dishonorahle practices re-
ortod to In order to carry nm election as
las characterized the Republican party
the present canvass, particularly IN
doubtful states. The money oxiorted
rom oiiico-holdors In the south Is not
xprnded at homo, but sont to doubtful
,asc, IL The north for the purpose Of
''orrursIns >o'ers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

In several Ohio precincts the Republi-
ans made big returns for their side, and
ien ran Off with the ballot boxes. This
$ what they call ga fair count" Is this
he kind of fair count that WASH
JONES has been saying he wanted?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

THE people Of the north, in the Ohio
lection, have had taste of Republican
aull-dozlng by United States marshals,
md can now understand why the Re-
publican party in the south has so few
friends among the better element of the
ieoplo. This was their only method in
no south as long as they could get the
narshals and bayonets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

Mr.. j. w. MITCHELL, and others, are
perfecting arrangements TO establish a
new morning paper in Houston. MIR.
MITCHELL is one of the most talented
writers in the state, careful business
man who will not attempt impossibili-
Ties, and will no doubt make his new
venture a success. 1t is said he will he
eacked.by capitalists, but only to GER
ain extent, and care will be taken that
ne paper is not swamped in tho same
breakers which overwhelmed the Post.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

WE don't hear somuch in Texas about
RLAINE's "magnetism" and WASH
JONES magnetism" since SENATOR
'IBDs gave a recipe for making the arti-
Gle. Ho said If any candidate was in
danger for want of it, all he had to do
was to furnish himself with quart or
gallon of Bourbon whisky, according to
10 the size of the crowd to be magnet
lied, drink one-third of it himself and
give the crowd the balance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-27

GALVESTON, Oct. %. Arrived. Steam.
ship Colorado, from New York; steam.
ship Ohio, from Bremon; steamer ST.
rocco, FROM clyde
Sailed; St6amshln Ncw Norl, Gas,
New York; steamer Aransas, for Morgan
CITY 'N'' -"