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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14

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40 wc tnEEre the number OF Insertions
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14
gartFtp Stnrr.

CHEAPEST VARIETY STORE. - Goods
~ sold at SC. and l0c., worth three times the
money. We have just received 100 Glass
Pitchers, which we offer at 35c. We guar
antee that they cannot BE bought for less than
9Oc. NATHAN BROS, 1856 Congress street,
near Jefferson.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14
personal
mailtr0

John D. HARRIS, Of Hoo1--..
n MDrRer Is dead; come home &.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14

IT is announced on unofficial authority that
Mr.. Frelinghuyse alleged foreign policy
has been sold to q New Jersey huckster, who
will use it as a cranberry measure.-PRiLddeL-
phil Press (Rep.)
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14

CLERGYMEN and ooachmen are enemies OF
the skating rnk-the clergyman because it
interferes with his revival meetings; the
cOachman because milllonaires' daughters
have ignored him ard now elOpe with the
fancy roller skCter.-NOrristoaon HeraLd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14
1nrSalr.

TOR SALE, Remington Type-wr,t,-- -
Il chine, n good order: owner ba ,,ils ha'
Their use for 1t; a bargain. Addrs,. No 10 il I
this office. ADieS W. T..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14

\ DOOR BELLE-the pretty maid servant a
your sWeethearts house. But che isn't g
thing to adore" with safety when your sweet
heart Is looking down at you from the heat
OF the stairs over the banlsters.- SOmerUiLl
Journal
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14

ment OF a major, a captain and first lieuten-
as a board 10 condemn a sick mule to be shot
to death at Omaha. The mule died during
the session of the gallant board.-Chitdgc
Tin.ss.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14

INHABITANTS of the Himalaya districts eat
six meals a day. There are no editors there
R0SfoD Past
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14
Cigarettes.

For sale by OSCEOLA BUTLER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
Toxas Central secOnde, main line, de-

Texas Central seconds, main line, de-
clinod 3.
The tone of the stock market has
changed greatly Within the pasJ two
days. 1t Is gradually growing moro
feverish sEG Irregular, 0lth0ugh the
noel figures to-day show, in q majority
OF csges, moderate gains Over yester-
DAY. The strength is apparently the
direct Outgr0wih OF manipulation. The
movements up and down arc extreme
ly tnhNmonioua. Over 80 per cent. of
the davis business was IL ST.. Paul ana
Western Uuien. -Four other stocks,
Now York Contra, louisville a. Nash
vile. Lake Shore and Union Pacific,
with uA.es between 1890 and $4,000
shares oao6, contributed over 80
per cent. more. Tho rest OF
the List was unusually dull
and ieaturelegs. The sales OF Laskc.
wanna we're less than 1900 sharss, q
stock that ouIy recently led the mar
KEITH activity AMI strength. All dur
ing thls morning priCes wero irr6gu-
lar. Louisville Il Nashville l0d, With
gain OF To @; Now York Central was
IN 8, aud other active stocks were
Ihero was an Irregular move
meut during tho forenoon, but
generally within narrow limits.
The lowoSt prices of the day, IN mort
cases, were made some lime between
the opening and II o'clck; in como
cases IL tho opening, In o.hors shortly
before midday. There WAS squirt OF
activity aud strength Bhurtl ?
afior IL, which lasted, how
| ever, only few minutOi; but
from hat timo 20 tho close, with only
moderate reactions, tho market may
DO called strong, closing generally q
little below the best figures, hut with
gains OF "a 90 "a por cont.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

ker, Nscogdoches; N Elliot, Temple |;
G w Richardson, Dallas; @ ID Hughes,
Sherman; III Morton. w N company
l. II strong. Wichita Folls;J Il Lath-
am, Meridian Mississippi; George W
Luck, Yves on; j. b Morris, Ennis; Il
l. III lralson, Paris; w s J6menon,
Montague; w w Works, Midlothian;
81 Brown, Fort WORTH; Perry Dean,
Bosquo county; w II Hart, Grapevine;
J o Ray, WaXahachie, w Il Gordon,
81. Paul, Texas; Mise Hines, st. Paul,
Texas; " Balm, Denton; w II Young,
Baird; b q Bidwill, WSstherlord;
John KWner, Mexls; G p Holland, Al
vefado; II u :ichoiisld aud wife, Lousi-
anna; A Nj Trust, louisiana; Mas
Mary Gibhs, hexis; $ 7 Thomson. Al.
varsdo; 4 = Wick, AluarAdo; X II
Embroe and wife, Duck Creek; w 4
Caller, WaxshGchie; j N Haynes,
Ferris;J II Ksrnsr, Moxla; II Haw-
klns, Abilene; John Riley, Abilene; j
NJ Peacock, Aegstiu; Frank Heninklir,
Cameron; Il Turner, II z Ry; ID
Bochmsn, Dallas: q 8 Battle, McKin-
ney; A ID Amps, Fort Worth; o W
Mead, Louisville, Kentucky; W
Porter, Arkansas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
Tho Opening Of tho srons pxro,itlon

Tho Opening of the Great EXPEDITION.
NEW ORLEANS, NoY. lO.--Thc in
augural ceremonies OF the North, South
and Central American exposi-
ton are progressing smoothly.
Weather is clear and pleasant.
The Commercial exchanges closed and
all other business in mas nre su,-
pendod, Flags are displayed through
out tho city and on shipping. The in
itial feature OF the ceremonies was tho
procession, which moved promptly a.
1880 o'clock.
Following Is tho
pBodRAuME OF CEREMONIES:
Major q. Il. ThrCckmorton, grand
marshal, with iu!l list OF aids. This
column of march, headed by tho Sec
ond United Stsios arLillsrY and Louis.
lana State National Guard. Volunteer
milltery organizations, under
command of Mpior Gen. john Glynr,
Jr. The line OF insrcA was formed On
Canal street ., $3.50 q. M, from Cana
MP 81. Charles street 10 Julia, ont
'ulia to Camp, down Camp to Canal
out Canal TO Rampant, down Rampant
30 ~. Louis, 81. LsuiS to Royal, up
Royal 20 Canal, to steamboat lSndiug
loot OF Canal, where float Of boats
coovoy the procession TO the exposi.
ton grOunds,
The order of ombsrkation waa Ms
follows:
Fleet iefs at IL o. m.
Exposition baud.
III litsry eAcort and Knights OF
PythlGV.
Bolrd encouragement aud oGioers Of
the eXpositOp.
Governor VI Louisiana md staff.
WIEN governors OF other Staten.
Mtmhors OF tho eupruma court Of
Louisiana.
Judges Of the Inltod States courts.
Memhors q Congress aus Federal
officials.
FOREIGN consuls.
onlcers OF tse UGilod States army
ana navy.
oillceIs Of tho army sud navy Of for.
oiEu countries.
state Judiciary.
State uiiicrrs
Msmbers OF tho Legislature.
City officials,
Foreign aud State commissioners,
Local aud visiting editors aud Press
assoc alton.
Olmmercial bodies and oychs naes.
owe associations aud benevolent
societies,
Fire departments Of New Orleans.
On arrival of tho PROCESSION nc Ex.
position wharf, tho former order of
march was resumed 70 the main build.
ing.
The ceremonies At Music Vail were.
Grand reception, overture aud vocal
choru, OF 800 voices.
National alrs OF all nations, with the
booming OF artillery.
Opening prayer, Row. b. M. Palmer,
ID. ID.
Music.
Presentation of grounds and bui,d
lug, by Director, Oenerai ]. N, Glenn,
10 Pfesidsnt s. Il. McConnico.
Tender of grounds, Buildings, etc., 10
cnmmlsstpners and exhibitors by pres.
ident s. II. MoConnico.
Acceptance by Coomis soner- C,e,,.
eral j. II q Pitkin for commissioners
aud exhibitors.
Music,
Welcome address by Governor 8, ID.
NcEnery OF Louieians, and MAYER ! :
VI. .Ouillutto, ~ New orleanp.
AddEsss Nv senor Don Matiss
nnmtIo,. Mexican minister to the
Unii a H.aies.
ufsnh orchestra.
Addrtss by J. 7. Newmsn, NJ. d,
6rsnd march by Exposition baud,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. I. b, Turner, of Galveet IN, is in
the city.
Mr.. N. g. Holcombe, of Sherman, is
iu tho city.
PR. JIG. Hi, of DENTON, is at the
Windsor.
Mr.. jon Word is down with the
dengue fever.
Mr.. j. d. Fears is down with tho
dengue fover.
Mr.. y. j. Hurr son, of Gainesville, is
at the Grand Windsor.
MIR. w. X. Vance, OF Corsiosna. yas
in the city yesterday.
Colonel J. B. Simp0on IL out from an
attack Of tho dengue fever.
Mr.. j. j.. Coulthurst Is lust able TO bo
out from On attack OF the dengue.
Mr.. George Blsor, a lunber mer.
chant CT Gainesville, is In the city.
Mr.. Ransom, coal commissioner of
tho Missouri Pacific, 10 IN tho city.
MIR. A. J. Porter left for the North
on the Texas Il Pacific railroad last
night.
Mrs. j. Y. Trezovaut lot. last evon.
ing Tor ~. Loa,s on ~ short visit TO hor
family.
Mr.. Il, ], Hancock, commercial
tourist or Lynchburg, Virginia, Is In
the city.
Mr.. T. n. woodhouse, vito and
G1snghter, oi Wills Point, arc Mt tho
Windsor.
Hon. DIN Wsllborn, wife and
children, left last evening for Wash
ington City via So. Louis.
Captain Julian Field, who .assunos
charge to-day OF tho Fort Worth past
Office, was ia tho city yesterday.
Mr.. I. j. Head, president of the
Labor SifLings Co operative Publish
city.
Mr.. G.. NcFadieu, freight nront OF
tho wabash, 81. Louis & Pacific rail.
way, with headquarters In Kaneas
City, Is Ia the city.
MIR. Charles Fred Tucker loaysa for
Franklin, louisiana, this morning TO
attend tho bedside ofhtS father, Judge
A. j.. Tucker, who wda stricken with
paralysia yesterday.
Hon. M. j. Ryan, Philadelphia, tho
renowned orator, who IN making a tour
of the South lecturng Ia tho interest
nt tho irish Land league aud suffering
ireland, arrived yesterday from New
Orleans and IL guost of tho Grand
Windsor. Hs viii deliver \ loclure
Tonight at Mayors hall, and large
attendance ia expected. Tho gantio-
man, who ~ q young man, IN said 10 DO
cue ol tho most eloquent speakers In
the land.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

KEirussuRG, H., Nov. I0.-A hor.
riole accident occurred at the now
iron bridge being built near hora, geo.
,erday, by which four msu lost their
iyos nod several were soriouly iu-
jurod. A number Of workmen were
IN a temporary sraffild, gtsnmpting
TO faWs an Iron stanchon preparatory
u ironing q section of the lOng spau
Of the bridge, when tho cornor post VI
the Traveller gave way, aud, with n
crash and a roar like thunder, tho
whole atagiug, with mou, machinery
aud pnnsrrous iron column. fell into
The deep wator bs,ow.
Patrick Conway, JRmea MoCanua
ma john OlSen are buried under the
debris IN the bottom oi tho river. Pat
NO man, NJ Clenton, Iowa, was killed;
William B,saott has both legs broken
above tho knees, and Qua leg below
mo knaei another man, whose name
Is not known, hss y broken lex aud IL
Injured Internally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

CINCINNATI. Nov. lc.-Al tho gam.
bling houses In tho oily were closed
Immediately on the appointment OF
tho board o. police commissioners laat
spring, and remained closed all sum
MGR. On tho night after tho election
last month all ~ere reopaned, but
within a week were ordered closed on
tho night that the ohiof OF police ws.
arrested, aud they remahlod closed
during toe tima his case wns psudina.
bsst Saturday his case was continued
for week and last night oil tho
houses were opened. Apout 4 o'clork
Trey were all faided aud several patrol
wagons full or men were taken to tho
station.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
ELOTSaM.
I'elton's Graham -four is fine

feltcn'5 GrRham Hour is Zine.
The commissioners court is stlll In
| session.
Be sure and get Fellon's pearl meal
from Your grocer.
The insurance adjus;ers hold meet
Ing yesterday, hut refused to disclose.
The Knights OF Labor were ia session
yesterday, but they guarded Well their
doings.
Ladies of ST. Mathews cstherRl will
hold their toN ~ Mrs. Koshngs, corner
San Jscinto and Pearl streets, rom 4
to 6 this evening.
,s,MeEus, VIII Gleason and s, Beol,
will sing at Mayer hall 10 night ON
tho occasion of the lecture by Canaan
Ryan, of PhilsdOlphia, IA tho Interest
OF the Irish cause,
Emil Hilgtr, tho baker, informs hla
patrons that ho IL sgain at his old
place. s3s Main street, and which has
been entirely rebuilt and renovated,
and IL now prepared TO give them oct
TOR bread, cakes, etc., than over. Dom,
forget tho place.
Tho latest styles of fail aud winlor
millinery can DO aODI 40 Mira. Chest.
nuts, who has paid especial attention
To tho styles In the North and haa i'm.
ported the very latese in lgdies' bon.
nois, etc. She invites tho ladlu. 10
call and examine tho handsomest
stock In her limo ever brought to the
city.
We take pleasure In calling attention
TO tho house OF Mrs. Il. Chosnut, No.
OH Elm street, dealer In millinery
goods and notions. This Ia one OF tho
oldest houses In our city, having
opened here In 1873. Great credit il
due the proprletress for tho sk,llfnl
management OF her business, which
has grown from small beginning 10 be
ono OF the largest In the city, number.
ing among Its patrons tho best families
Ia the city and country. No hing hut
The best In offered for sale at this house,
No secondhand or damaged goods
ever found on her shelves This fact
hs1 contributed largely 10 her success
IN maintaining the best trade In the
country,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
Thi. Morning. Fire


At about $40 o'clock this morning
the fire alarm way sounded aud the
Dire department responded promptly,
IL proved to be tho burning OF Andy
Elsm's houss, a. 49,, Elm street.
Tho houso was unoocuplod at present,
but MIR Fam had moved some OF his
furniture into the house and expected
10 move his family into II to-day. The
origin Of tho hre IL not known. Tho
house was q frame ono aud
was worth about $1,000, on which there
was an Insurance. OF $3.50. The build.
ing was totally destroyed, but tho firs
department kept the flames from
spresdins to tho adj dining buildings.
Owing TO the la,encss Of the hour
fuller details could no, be Re.,cn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
THE CHINESE TROUBLE.
Citizens Of Seattle Organizing Agains
the Rioters.

SEATTLE, ". T., Nov. 1O.--A maet-
ins WAS held last night by tho clergy,
lawyers, professional mon, morcha nts
manufacturers and law-aDiding clti.
2ens generally, at which aa organizs-
ton, 800 strong, was effected for the
purpose OF preserving peace whenever
tho troopR are Withdrawn. They will
be divided into three companies md
armed with rifles, Justice r. 8.
Gresr, General Glbbon, cpmmander
OF thb Commitment OF Columbia, j. w.
George United States mqrshal, and
!ASsisihnt District Attorney Hanford
hsd 2 Iona conference last night. Tho
graad lnry 70 now ln scssiop, end 1t Is
thought thai Indictments viii be
brought sHaiust he riugleadors oithe
rioters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
Hotel Arrivals.

A. the 81. George: d A II ,rris, OWL
la, w II Jones, Oh .'ii'li Point, J =
McMurray, Paris, d NJ Burgher, Hon.
~ Grove; J u Miliendcr, Dallas, Y
0lddsnr, Montague, Ed Neebas, Dan.
isop, Ed Marian md wife, Denlson;
A : StilI. Kemp, w X Allen Cara, W
4 Catcher, Cara, d Prince. Decatur,
r otehss. New Orlssnss u q whita.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

NEw YoRK, Nov. ic.-uovernmont
bonds dull and steady.
The railway bond market IL moier-
a'ely activss but most of tho ssiss
we're in ANAL lots, and ths trailing
c,nsequsnsiy widely distributed.
Thers was els0 n great atvancs 10
Texas 4 81. Il utsS In Missouri A Az.
kansss llrsss ~ a 70 4li{, against 81 At
NE Last previous salsss Houston 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

A Boston paper SAYS that Il knows a
man who hiss the rheumatism, which
has irea,ed him In the most cruel msn.
ncr; ani yes there Is no end of tho
thiu - that msn has done for that rhou-
metism. n he would be selfish Tor
rnce AID rive Il bottle OF 1t. Jae pbs
on, no would never bc troubled with
rheumatism again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

gates were preEent, and large con-
tlngent have arrived from New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and
Cincinnati. II IL expected that an sp-
psal will be made TO congress to legln.
lato upon tho but.orine question.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
Juss A Gnnh.

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tells
you they have remedies for Cough
ana Colds equal ia merit and In every
respectj just as good as the old reliable
Dr.. Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup.
Unless you insist upon this remedy
anj Will take no other, you nre Liable
to be greatly deceived, Prices, 80
cents ami 81. Sold wv MI druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11
JAcph HnIllrr iiillnh

LiSa VALLEY, N. NJ, Nov. TO-
E. Il. Parks, who * just in from his
rznoE, rspOrte thst jacob Holling,
,elsly from Now Orleans, was killed
by band Of Indigus who attacked his
ranch. Two ludisns were badly
NnnnhAN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Al the unitsd states Marshsrs once.
General CaDsll rsss,vei yes.s rday
Tor The use Of his deputies several on
cellsnt rsvolvsrs asd repeating rifles.
they came directly from Inc fscsory,
srd are models Of perfect wcrkmss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Checss. butter aud Esss Ceaventicn
CHICAGO, Nov. io.-rne Twclith an
nusl convention Of the National But.
tor, Cheese aud Eggs association be.
gan today. Between 100 aad soo delc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Have used Toneslins extensively,
sin 80 much pleased wi h A., effects,
both from personal uso and in general
practice, that ] find Il quite indispen.
nbie. .. w. SMITH. NJ. D..
Wplltnptop. phio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

They say word TO tho wise is sufli.
oiont, but we think Il takes about five,
"Use Or. Bulls Cough Syrup." You
can got this article in any drug store
for % cents. Physicians recommend IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Albany, Nov. io.-Ths National
Academy o. Science mot In the capitol
ss noon to-day. Professor A. Q. Marsh,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

ssc ssi, y. uss =. s,u W. cAsTORiA'
nss sss s~ rsat.ilAs ri " css1ORhA'
fs' ~ s.sss ssr -. a-ss y OAsfOhIA.-
vlstas bs sliuu %. rs lee CAsIoS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

W, AYTEp-AaRNTs. ApDREssTHn
W hiec,rlc Lamp and Vt We 20. ~
louis, Mo fg citcuiar, Huts and tetms n
5l-candle power Mar h klestric Lamp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

II BR oTHER7S


to
9 demand
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-10-01
Fatal Dynamite Explosion,

YoRK, Pa. September 25.-An accident
occurred at York Haven, about ten miles
from here, this afternoon, which resulted In
the death OF one man and tho serious in
jury OF THREE others. A large paper mill Is
being erected there, aud workmen were
engaged In cxchvaiing rock In preparing
the foundation. A number OF blasts had
been made. hnt one OF them failed 70 ex-
plode, and 10 was thought the workmen
had neglected 20 charge IL. john Nor
rlsscy, of Washington, ID. g.. began drill
Ing out the hole, and with his drill struck
the dynamite with which Il hnd been
charged. when a terrible explosion occur.
red. MorrIssey's right nip wa. crushed. and
the flesh was torn from bis liHbs. lie died
this evening. Thomas 0'Brien was cut
about toe head. aud was badly burned with
powder Patrick Hagerty had his lett eye
blown out, and was also severely burned,
and John o'Connor was badly injured
about the body.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-10-01
RUSSIA'S HAND
Clearly Shown in the Roumelian
- Affair.
Turkey Must Keep Her Claws of or There
VIII he Trouble Conditions ION which
Alex. WIN Resign.

ST. PETERSBURG, September 25.-An In
tenscly bitter feeling against Turkey nris-
ing from her opposition TO the Bulgarian
Eastern Rouinelian union exists, and the
old war spirit which so characterized the
people Ht the outbreak OF hostilities be-
tween Russia and Turkey Is again domi-
nant The Cznr Is said 10 be determined
10 uphold the union between Bulgaria and
Eastern Roumelia Mt all hazards. IL Is
semi officially stated that he has tele.
graphod urgent orders 10 the Minister Of
War directing him TO prepare at once plans
Tor campaign and have everything In
readiness for any emergency that may
arise from the present imbroglio. In an
interview with correspondent to-day a
certain prominent Russian General assert
ed that there could not be tho slightest
doubt as 20 the action Russia would take
In case the eulthn's forces should attack
Bulgaria. "Snch action" he said, "would
TO taken as n signal for n declaration OF
war by Russia against Turkey. The CEar,''
he continued, sis emphatic In his resolve TO
support Bulgaria."
Piiu.IporoLis, September %. = II il
stated that Prince Alexander has tele-
grnphed the Gar that he will abdicato In
favor Of any successor the Czhr may select
u he will allow the Russinn officers 70 re-
main in the Bulgarian army, md guaran-
too that Russia will preserve the unity oi
Bulgaria and Houmclia. Prince Aicxan'
der has returned from an inspection OF the
troops on the frontier. He was received
everywhere with enthusiasm. Numerous
hospitals and nmbulances are being fitted
up voluntarily at the public expense
Petitions arc being signed In all tho towns
asking the cEnr's protection.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-10-01
THE CHINESE MUST GO.
More Trouble Anticipated In the
West.
Cheyenne Working Men Give Them Untii
October 1 to Leave.

CHEYENNE, wy, September 27.-The
workingmen Of this city, representing all
classes OF labor, held secret meeting last
night, and at very early hour this morn
ing number OF printed dodgers were dis
tributed in different parts Of the city, and
also posted on the doors Of all houses oc-
cupied by the Chinese, reading as follows:
"a fair warming: All Cinnamon found In
the city Of Cheyenne after October Will be
subject to a coat of tar and feathers, and
ridden from the city on arail. Workingmen,
the Chinese must CO." The most minute
inquiry thus far can not trace the source
from which these dodgers originated. The
affot1 has created sensation throughout
the city and while nearly all tho best citi-
zens OF Cheyenne would prefer TO see the
Chinese go, still there Is no doubt that
should a mob attempt to drive them out
with violence on October 1. they would be
protected The proprietor OF the steam
laundry publishes a card In to-day'B paper
/, stating that, In Difference TO public opinion,
they have discharged oil Chinese help.
SEATTLK, w. T., September H.-The
Chinese camp at the New Castle Mines
was visited last night by a mob OF masked
white men, who compeiied the guard 20
surrender. After some talk the mob agreed
TO give the Cinnamon twenty-four nours
TO leave. They said they would riddl,
with bullets al Cinnamon found there ~
the expiration OF that time. A specia
train has just started for Newcastle u
bring the Chinese down.