davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

AD0UI - per cent. Wore tnOse OF sWHII
traders whose capital was less than 50 600
Among those reported embarrassed were
the Exchange National Bank and the
Franklin Savings Bank, Of Norfolk. Va. /;
BAR Brothers, bankers, Portsmouth. Va. !;
Ely, Hunsberger & Ely, dry goods, Phila-
delphia; Alfred Goodwill, MlHden, La :;
Palmer Mass. Wire Co. In the princi-
stores, 4S; grocers, 80; liquors, ~; dry
goods, 10; clothing, 10; hardware and
agricultural implements, 10 shoes. 9;
dru2s 9; hooks, stationery, printing, etc
9; manufactures, 8; grain and -four, 5:
hotels and restaurants, .; jewelry, );
banks, 4; carriages, 4; carpenters. ETC.,
4; fancy goods, 3; furniture, 3; lumber
and materials, 8.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Song-"Rock Me Susie, Rock Me-
Theatre tO-night.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06
BUSINESS AILUREs.
Bradstreots Budget of Trade Embar-
easements.

There were 20 failures in the United
States reported to BrGdStreets during the
week, a a,nst 2i2 in the preceding week,
and lab, 100 and 10 in the corresponding
weeks Of ga, 1888 and 1882, respectively.
Additional comparisons are given in the
following table:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Lace and SILK scaris, at Belsnger's, q
Whitaker strpat.-ldp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Observations taken at the same WomenJ
of time at all stations:
SAVANNAn Anil & lO.3R P. NJ. OF Y Ilme.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

A beaut ful variety of Cloth Hats for
the spring, at Appel Bros'.-A3y.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Soug-"You'ye Been a Friend To Me, .
Theatre to-night.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

For the next thirty days great sale of
Trunks, at Factory, AZ Whitaker street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06
SOUTH CARoLINA.
Index to New Adverti-nments.

WiIIiStOn.-Isaac 4 BlanSon, general store
assigned. Liabilities about $4,000, asse is es.
tImated az 5000
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

nhitewash Brushes,
And various other articles loo rnr,o.....
ment og, az The o"lg TEN CENT STORE ~
and other bargains. 'Hese
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Ladies', am making every day a fresh
lot of pure, rich and delicious Ice Cream,
strawberry (only the fruits used) or any
other flavor desired. Send your orders to
Theo. Raderick, agent, 92 Blu street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

The proper caper in light Derbys ana
Straw Hats, at belslnger's, q Whit
aker street.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

The sunday school Of the Eyuueelis Al
Lutheran Church celebrated IT'S hlp u.
seventh anniversary last night with 10 L.
pa ssiye ana n erpstlng Ger monies. ~ q
school assemble ed 10 the lecture room {
the church, and promptly 40 O'elnth
marched in procession % the auditlru N
singing professional hymn. Tnpe X r.
clses were opened by singing "OnwAu,
Christian soldier after wlish the cLtif 6
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

ALABAMA.
Et,fauld STOW Il Co., general store, failed.
GEORGIA

AHant1-C. NJ. Berry, shoes, assigned to J +.
Moodv. Liabilities sIsC00. nominal assets
81 600. preferences 10000.
RjceborO.--J. ). Stebbns, general store.
offers Is cents. Liabilities 5000, assets about
1900.
observation-disclosures & Ingram, grocers,
etc, failed. Liabilities about $1,000, assets
500, preference $500.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06


For the next thirty days great sale Of
Trunks, at Factory, AZ Whitaker street.
Soug-"You've Been Friend To Me, ,,
Theatre to-night.-AdU.
Ladies, am making every day fresh
lot Of pure, rich and delicious Ice Cream,
strawberry (Only the fruits used) or any
other flavor desired. Send your orders to
Theo. Raderick, agent, 92 Blu street.
song-"Baby and l p Theatre tonight.
Chill !ren's Suits from So and up; Mems
and Boys odd Vests, at 80 cents, at Ga
IAN Il CO.'s.-AdU.
Song and Dauce-"Little Rose Cheeks ,,
Theatre to-night.-Adr.
Send in your Damaged Trunks to Fac
tory, ~ Whitaker street.-Adc.
Song and Dance-"Down Where the
Honeysuckles Bloom" Theatre tonight
Underwear a specially, at Belsinger's,
"A Whitaker street.-AdU.
Song and Dance-"Meet Me Darling
Kate" Theatre to-niCht.-AdU.
Percale Shirts with two collars, only IS
cents; Children's waists at IS cents at
Gazan II Co.'s, Broughton and Bull
streets.-Adc.
Banjo Solos, Theatre to-nigbt.-Adg.
For great bargains in Trunks 20 to Fac
tory, A. Whitaker street. Adg.
Clog and jig Dancing. Theatre tonight
White shirts, open front, with studs.
at Belsnger's, q Whitaker stroet.-Alg.
Latest Songs, at Theatre to-nght.-Adr.
Everybody is invited TO attend TO ex.
anime Appel Bros. superb stock of Cloth.
Ing for the spring. They will devote the
next ten days to showing goods only.
Gail early.-AdU.
Laughabe Farces, at Theatre tonight.
notice.
The proper caper in light Derbvs ana
straw Hats, at Belsnger's, q Whit
aker street.-Adu.
Elegant Prizes. Theatre TONIGHT.
Spring Goods nOeV open and ready for
Inspection at Appel Bros.'-Adu.
Middlesex Flannel suits (warranted).
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Elegant Prizes, Theatre tonight.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Middlesex Flannel suits (warranted).
at 50; Corkscrew and sancy Cashmere
suits at $40; large assortment Of SO Pants,
at Gazan IL C0.s,--.Ide.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Spring Goods nor, open and ready fo
inspection at Appel Bros.'-Adu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Everybody is invited TO attend to ex-
anime Appel Bros. superb stock of Cloth.
ing for the spring. They viii devote the
Gail early.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Chill !ren's Suits from So and up; Mems
and Boys odd Vests, at 80 cents, at Ca
IAN Il CO's.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Song and Dauce-"Little Rose Cheeks, .
Theatre to-night.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

song-"Baby and | p Theatre to-nlgh
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

The sorYIlCs 10 The Luth IMAM Church
were LARGELY attended. fha seafing ca-
paciiy 81 the extensive audit rum being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10

10 me Razor of me Tribune.
SIR: | avn sure that you meant no unklnd-
hess 10y is alu-on In to-day paper 10 'thr Albion bank
cashier Who committed suicide lest he should yield 10
foundation And yet doc, luu,t!ce 70 the subject OF
II Oyho s uying1 aud IL calculated to grove most
worthy aud respected rclycsof whom there are many
You have nslpprcncn cd the utterancc No man can
do business and do ri-at" WHAT hct intended (and
SAY what know express his opinion that there
Il something the methods Of business generally
prac,sed which called Tor reform. He was not tempted
10 do any ANUS. or wrong thing No one could DO ircer
than he temp alton is-"hole ne has been
irrcpr04chIb.c, aud ho IA respected by All VINO
know him might almost say loved.
The cause 0i tho and probably fatal occurrence Is
oat.n lie had very responsible duties and onerous, as
,htcr In fact, though not Ia being the cOnDlch-
t and trusted agent Of the nominal cashier, VINO Is
man large property aud above lncehths OF INC
sto OF the bank. King hal oyrrNoIked hllnscl ior a
long imc past and hid been urged To take frst nut
decned do ils Hilc has bc,n FOR some Time past
and s very ill., iIe dcy0tcdy attached 10 hcr ana
mad been deprived sleep and rest until he himself was
M hut brsycy endetyurrd Ia keep up. He was III com
fort be u,tlnces though ving simply ana without
o.ten tatiun. lie never speculatcd hhd had no Dah
habits lie strictly and peculiarly dOmesilc man
I'M his habits aud tastes extensive reader oi the pest
books whenever leisure could be had Tor that purpose
The oversirain hts physical organiLttion ana RS
mental anxiety length crushed Nun, ana suddenly ne
b.cnme insanc All this can readily be verified
Iroy March = 1850. ONE mo hNo"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10

sunaooAIEs cousroRoIiIns smEstates Of Wlnfred Aus
TIN. Harriet Pomr0y, Charles wainwright 1880 M, and
lendar AZ III n.
SUPERIOR coUsr-osSERAL TEKx----Before sedgwick. C..
j. O6oInan and Ingraham, J. JAdjourned for the term
SUPERIOR C0uRr-SPECAL TERM-Before Truax, J-Nos.
81 W. ~, lOi. ITO. lis, l21. OF, I05 8.
sufERiohCouRr-TRIAL TE RM-PAEr L-Before Freedman
JSc. si6 3d. OH s6 $780, 1888. 2l2. 1870. 17l6 TAG.
COMMON P,EAsI6ENrRaL TEnM-I arremorc Day and
COMMON PLRA-spEcIAL rERM-Before Allen J.-No day
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-PART I-Before DAILY CJ-
go. 636. 702.
CITY CouRr-TEIAL TERM-PARr I.-Before Browne. J.
Nos $40, Zlp 1904. 1926 3i39. 26i3. 800 1888 $50,
az 49, 3i40 Slt4 2s07 ISL 355a 32 S S5ss
1857 1885,. 1910, 354l, 3542. 80 10, Ssig.
CHI oCoURI-TRIAL rERM-PARr II.-McA Adams. mos
2ali 500 1929 27sD 1928 1890 SiG4, 80 A. 22 1892,
S49i 49, St9g $780, 1908. 1904 1903. 36Os, 1910,
3ol6 ?6l7. 3JlS, 35i9 1924.
lily CouEr-rRIAL TBRM-PAIT III.-Nehrbras. J-Nos
~ ~ ,2, "a! 2g5 2oJ6 332 SD 3292 Sy22 3Sss
2s53 22Gl, 2al7 Soi 3log sill Sll5. 1902.
CoUEI on GENEIAL SEssloNs-PAr I-Beore Gflderseeye
-. 10. II y '' y
Coun or GsSERAL sEssIoNs-PAnr II-Betore Recorder
Ii, ID, 10, H. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10
LAUGHING Ar 4 LEGISLATURE.
CONTEMPT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA HoUsE-AR-
RANGING FOR A DUEL

CONTEMPT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA H0UsE-AR-
RANGING FOR A DUEL.
RALEIGH, March 9.-1he committee of the
House OF Representatives. appointed To investigate the
assault Of Rufus Y. MacAlcn upon Richmond Pearson
member OF the House. reported last night rs follows
THAT MIcAden assaulted Pearson because OF words
used by Pearson the nOor Of the House when In the
performance OF his duty member thereof That no
OF law the md that MacAden has
nf1ngcd upon the inherent rights and privileges OF
every legislative body to protect itself and Its members
from personal violence. That MacAdcn II punishable
for contempt 81 the privileges Of the House, and that
the OF conducting the trial Is IN the discretion OF
the House"
The matter was then referred back TO the committee
and Mac Alden appear before the committee
IN hi. own behalf Oh Monday evening. MacAden mas
been int. ryirwtd Charlotte. anu shld thht ne Was
thnt would IA ANY wound the feelings OF Mt Fear
-on or his friends lie said that lie had hot'cu Tue
ncli. the House appointing committee 10 defend
the dignity Of that hoiy. lie laGgbingy replied that IN
the pre- House there good many new meHbcrs,
an hat he supposed that the author of the resolution,
Mr. I1lil. ~ MBtnpga, was the newest ~ Tue new
tat lac REGARDED 81 the House the best Joke
Of ia. far he Is concerned. he -l mat u"
had o complaint make against the action, Dut that ne
rcgaried II a. cruelty To Mr Pearson.
There "A strong iurltug among the members az INST
As.Aden, ~ho 4 known a. - desperate nau whei'
totally regardless OF rr-nnal consequence
Un.s- he clears himself the charge of contempt the
temper IL TO put him In Jail HIS action
allied species bulIdoIng that II not reshcd by
Democratic urnbers Of the House unless tue victim Is
Republican aud the success of the Democratic party h
al stake In that MarAdcu's conduct would nave
been toinlucuiublc Pearson, ~ i sined, VIII challenge
MacAdou Boon - the Legislature adJournt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Monday,

WASHINGTON. Monday, March ., 1850.
STANDARD DoILARs-The issue OF standard silver do'
lars from the minis in the week ended March Was Was
$224 49S The in the corresponding period OF aS'
year was S25O993.
HEU,1rEp STATES NATIONAL BASK.-The Controller
of the Currency has received report from Bank Eh
ner serbia on the condition of the United states N"to
Bank of New-York Ii states thai the capital oil inc pan
remains intact and that IL nas hapk oecprcd IN the
legitimate transaction OF business ana tnat ho esu
larities whatever were discovered
GENERAL CRosBYs Observation-Disclosures Assistant
Postmaster General Crosby the first bureau officer
to tender his resignation To President Cleveland ne ch
pressed Willingness 10 remain IN oi ~, e. s "
instruct his successor In the duties OF the poSiuoh
CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN sESAToRs.-Repubi;can sena-
tors held caucus this afternoon to discuss the lorna
ton Of committees The subject was talked osef ~
length in order that the caucus COMMITTEES might nave
the views OF who felt interest In the matter
but nothing decided. Incidentally the treaties were
mentioned and the question was asked whether they
had be considered In the present session NO Que
advocated that and no one opposed IL was hh"
ly left to the caucus committee 10 determine
TIE AsPIyw ALL TROUBLES OvRR-The commanding
officer Of the Powhatan telegraphs the Navy Depart
ment from Colon that the troubles ut Aspinwai ana
cavanllla seem 10 DC nearly o'ei' anu '""' nv '"'N
ships are needed
GENERAL sAcKET's sUccEssoR-Colonel Nelson H..
Davis who Is in rank to General sacket VIII sue
coed latter and under the law, on assuming the ah
OF Senior Inspector General viii take the rank oI bgt
dier-Genetal
COURT MARTIAL or SURGEON wALEs.-The court mar
tial 10 try ex-Surgeon General Wales OF the United
states Navy the charges OF cu pabe nefcency and
neglect of duty met IL O'Clock to-day. The. court
consists of Rear Edward simpson; Comuodores
3 h. Luce and Jonathan Young Captains ID |. Brane
A. w weaver W. r. Mccain and William T. Filzhugh !;
Medical Directors james Suddards, EdS.Td ship
pen. !. NJ. Browne. }. r. , Tayor; nay nay
directors Fulton ana Edward NAV
with Lieutenant :. c. Lemly rs Judge Advocate The
accused officer announced that Judge jeremiah wilson
and r. = Is. sands would a. his counsel, and the
Judge dvocate that xsenator Cragn. OF New'hamp
sare had been appointed By the Secretary OF the Navy
10 assist that officer The court adjourned until Ap u
Al THE WHITE HoUsE-The President again held open
honse to-day and received large number OF visitors
The doors thrown open to the public IN the ateI
moan and several hundred persons embraced the oppor
fuuty to pay respects. The President receiver I'D
tho East Room. The Presidents private secretary III
tends To do away with present. syster OF keeping
fu record All business brought To the nttcnti IN OF t
40 reonire mis- midi yidua action All other documents
will be referred TO the Depa rment to which they relate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


Supreme Court to-day the motion u the defendant in
the ase OF Maxamilian A. Danphln agt The Tunes Puo.
fishing Company Of Philadelphia 10 advance the hearing
Of the case was denied The Court granted tho motion
OF plaintiff IN the polygamy case OF Clhwson agt the
United states to advance the hearing OF the TO
April q, 1888.
The other proceedings were az follows:
No 8s2-L Marshall plaintiff In sgi. stephen Hub
bard. Motion to dsm ~ denicd -.
Ulman. Motion To dismiss or Affirm denied.
No Roosevelt 9th trustees etc,
peau ag Thomas CnttendcD. Governor. etc, and
,JI-Tb0mAs I ,rii tcndrn Co ernOr. etc Ohers
appellants at Roosevelt q tOston aud others trustees oc
Motion 10 advance denied.
cage Milwaukee and st Pau Railroad Company Motion TO
ads "a doDied.
error Hugh McCuoch Motion 10 advance granted aud
gnod for the OF next term
Nos. 1868 and 1869. lburber WlyaBd d CO.. appellants
agt Woodward aud others Motion 10 ADVANCE under
No SO6 The Town Of HIGHLAND plaintiff In agt Al.
gustua 4 n OF United
STATE. for The sonhur strict Of Illinois ON moi ion
M0ultOn lliintiI In error disuis oil with costs.
No. 622. rhs Merchants Mutual Insurance company ap
peIlanta, AIT. George ID Allen. and
No Ga Inc Merchant Mutual Insurance Company ap.
peIants Slas weeks Motions to smss affirm sub
md by ssnsnm In support oi notion aud ny Joseph
Horner Ia opposition thereto
No 1886 Thomas McOwaD and others Plaintiffs
agt tho American F,e-sod Ian BARK ompany Motion fi
motion aud by u Jobr soD IN opposition thereto.
No. iO45 The Tombstone MIL Mining Company
pellsnt s the WAY Up Mining Company ohes Motion
No 25i The first Natoai Bank u xona Ohio pia NTH
Argued by Johnson for defendants error
mtted by John Little for palniin In error.
No l0li BenIamin Buiterwortb Commissioner OF Ps,
appellant samuel I'M and others Argued by
Il blmonds for the appcliaDts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME cogIr cnAsDsroo Before ysp RTMa s7Tcss
TO is3 49, 1885, l29 100 l5l le2 1913 2O4 200. 2i. M
sUPRgNg CoJar-9ESERAL TEka-Before DAVIS Ply
ios rs i26a 2s l2e ia i43, i45 ibi i6l i02. 1913.
90, 1871, 1874. lU7, l6S, ITO. -
SUPREME CoUnT-SPkciAL TRIUMPHANT l-Beiorc Anarc"s
J-Nos- 93l. - 49,,
Worst J.-Case on No. 1906. No day calendar.
SUPREME CoURf-CacUH PART l-Beforo Don0hua il
Nos 1860, 1910 1000 1858 26is 800 ~ 2iS 5y2S Sgyd
1854 1888 $685. 1921. 1922. $500 33lO
Ss2o $685. sSi6 iOi7 244s 1883 1851 255t, 1850 S265
2sS2 s1 sg4 sSa5 ssts sS4o 1881 SsSs ssSc sSoi
sUPRRnE COUNT Clnoyu-pARI u.-Bof0re' Beach, j.
Case on in Kol0. No day calendar -,
SUZANNE CouRrmClRcyn-PAR ft1beiore bsrrstt jo
Nos S2l1, 8l07 1891 S244 3ls7. ltlo ss02 5lyS 5Sy
1855 82Ot, $780, 1928 4otA 63l, SO5A 2<'& 3o2 SSoi
1857 SI6S, 1854. 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10
ARGUMENT on THE EDsoy CONTEMPT CASE

Charles r. Mler's well-belovcd order, OBJ
taincl from Judge Freedman. holding eNMayor Edison
In contempt for making two appointments to office IN
the face OF Judge Bcacs mandate. came before the Gen
or Term OF the Superior Court yesterday for argument
,,n appeaI Mr.. Miller hand loaded with legal
nrtn. OF great bore the purpose OF protecting tho
,. Citlzcns Committees" Interests. DdFid Dudley
Field and william A. Wolf appeared Tor Ar. blsnn.
~ Honrke Cochran wanted - get IN word for TIA"
Aldermen. ChicfJustice soiEwirk and judges oHof'
man and Iugraham upon the bench. Despite letter
frou Roett sry ELL who hal been detained In Albany
asking an adjournment until to-day, the ChefJu,tlcc
insisted "A hearing.
Nr Field Therefore presented hi. vicSs of Judge
Rcarb's Injunction " l. 1t possible. he a.ked, that
tho 20, eminent constructed that Judge can
mand an executive officer al the City not t1 nomi-
nate any person for Office Mr. Ed.On Was required To
nerfofni Is public duty. and II he neglected 10 de- u he
would nave been guilty ~ msieinrauor." Mt Field
nj AZ urged Judge Beach had authority Ia grunt
the Injunction Ia action pending In the Superior
Court.
Sic Cochran talked on the subject OF Jursiction and
then Mr. Miller went over the lines Of his
tragic role. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10
TIPPECANOE'S TASTES AND TALENTS.

Mr. C. g. Clarkson IN The Tocd state Register ,
General Harrison was neither u Rouiha,u
abs his Indulgence at the table Inc wtit'I
frequently eaten at the Generals taDir anu Ne az
the writer's table that our knowledge OF ue aea7
OF his appetite are not merely heaisdy. N"i vac
eral Hari-ons sickness which Terminated VI ms ea '
ibe food lie always an active. energetic man. ahu
from boyhood to the last week In his ire rose carp, "
when II was to be done, engaged at Tie earn ua" II,
necessary outdoor work. And when thefe Whs W n
work be- usually Uoka long walk before breakfast rms
had become part OF his lie, aud whch no c'no 70
Washington he continued tile practieo tno ,S h,s
before Ills DEATH In pursuance OF the pracucs VI MS
active life aud his habit OF early rising anu %
General took walk as he frequently aa a.. , tn
10 return he discovered shower approaching, ana
FASTENED his steps to reach the White House Deioro e
rain. lie worked himself into perspirh'ion, anu d
heavy dash OF rain wet him thoronghy oe,o'H We
reached protection. The next day he WIS qui.o m'''s
posed which was quickly followed py po uni and
bilious peurisy. which bdilled all mel'ca, am, aa~s
terminated his useful life after an Illness oi out S
These facts, and lac was not killed oy , md
cook giving him his favorite Cabbage ouo"''' """
pick pork" . ,.,o. with tina
The charge of gutony Is only In aocordsnoe MIN .no
false statements which have followed President Harrison
ever since his nomination Clay aud webster ~ Tue
Harrisburg Convention IN $40. Tue admirers " tnYso
eminent statesmen never iorgaVe m S VI mS
frsnds for preIerfing him for Pfesiuen W Sy s
Webster. And as consequence the untrue and SHY
Jokes told by webstsr at times when no was ,op @
cted by stimuants. about iarrisOns hauHula, anu nm
ideas of government repeated and reshrrectou con
tinually. Aud they are generally rs IN t,s uao
was ne classical scholar. and after his GRADUATION
college, studied medicine. In his conversation
and all OF his state papers the purest p %, sn
English language used. tie WAS laDoiiouS stuuen'
and had few equals In his acquaintance WIN sisso'y
Engsh literature or the popular sciences. Aod fes s
Descendant OF a family HIS father was Governor
OF Virginia. represented that State In the Gontnsnt
Congress- and was OF the signers of the
al IndepeIdence. The ancestral line extends BACK INTO
English history some centuries prior ID Cronwe wen
under whom iarrisons eat-grandfather W. "'s'n
Marshal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10
ANARCHISTS IN PITTSBURG.
DESCRIBING THE FORMS OF THEIR ORGANIZATION
PROMINENT LEADERS NAMED
Icy O

DESCRIBING THE FORMS OF THEIR ORGANIZATION
PROMINENT LEADERS NAMED.
lEY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
PITTsBURG, March 9.-Ihe Chronicle telegraph
this evening devotes several columns to attempt to
prove that its exposure socastc organizations
aud plots in Allegheny County based facts. and
names II the of Of the alleged groups
The first organization OF the Socalisc body here 1t il
sail made in 1873 under the auspices of agent Of
the International Society sent from Germany for the
purpose His Brccht, and he was ost'nsibly
employ ell ~ reporter upon one Of the Sunday German
newspapers. Tho order contains 900 members.
few are honest w0rtinglnen There Is strong
suspicion ON the part OF the English Government that
many OF the explosions in England have been caused By
the Anarchists and not by the Irish IL Is claimed that
some OF the dynamite used sent FROM this city.
There are In Allegheny County fourteen open groups,
and number secret Hand groups The latter work
on the European principle Of having nye nenDcrs or
fingers tnry called. who operate III making con-
veris independently each other ana or other Hands
When hNc new members gained they are formed INTO
another Hand AM the Work OF organization Is earned
All information in to the storage Of amiuhl-
ton, arms dynamite AMI explosives Is obtained Dy
groups, or members, In good standing, from william
Jeierr NO. Ill West NOrti-aNe. Chicago. Among the
leaders In ths county, It said, the Misses Reno
aud Moke Miss MvlLc is said To he "A Bohcnat WHO Is
enthusiast she sings Anarchist songs at secret ana
public meetings ani iniame5 the men with iHcendiaIy
speeches. Mites Keno IL IA similar CHARACTER. JostPn
Frlck. another leader. cobUer Ia Eaden. took part
In the oiution Of lsiS condemned To death ana
escaped. tie Went To South America ald enedgeh III
several revolutions, and then settled here. scnmdlc
employed In shovel factory Is the Keeper OF tue maya
zine. lie was frlssan cuyalryman ana came mere
year ago. lie lives on Mount Washington overlooking
the CITY Tue explosives are said ~ lie hidden IN the