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Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
GEORGIA's LEGISLATURE.
The Entire Day Devoted to the Rail
road Question by the Senate.

The Entire Day Devoted to the Rail-
road Question by the Senate.
ATLANTA, Sept. 10.-The Senate held
morning and afternoon sessions, and the
entire day was devoted to discussion of
the bill to modify the power of the Rail-
road Commission. A good deal of ground
covered by the arguments yesterday was
gone over again to-day. This afternoon
Mr.. Falligant spoke nearly two hours.
aud still had the floor at the hour of
adjournment. BE will conclude to-
morrow.
Mr.. Allen made the leading argument
against the bill. 1t is absolutely impOs-
sible TO predict the vote on the bill. Both
sides admit that the contest will be close.
The popular impression is that a vote will
not be reached until Tuesday, and proba-
bly, not then. Railroad officials are here
from all sections of this and adjoining
states listening to the arguments and
watching every movement of the fight.
IN THE HOUSE.
In the House to-day the bill to levy a
special tax OF One-half OF one mill for the
purpose Of building the capitol passed by
a vote Of 100 to 81.
The bill TO appropriate money to the
State University for the purpose OF main
tanning that institution and making re-
pairs on the buildings, passed after being
amended Ihe bill asked for 81. 600 as an
annual appropriation, and $1,000 for in
surance and repairs. The amendment
struck out the item of $4,000, and cut
down the item of $4,000 to 81, 800.
The bill to make operative the State
Geological Department, and to provide
for continuance of the money, was con-
Sidered and lost
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
ENGLAND,s RIVAL PARTIES.
Lord Churchill Indie 1 4
Fixed aa the Election Day.


LONDON, Sept. tO.-The health of Lord
Randolph Churchill, Secretary OF State
for India, has given way under the severe
strain of his official duties and the part he
has taken in the Parliamentary cam.
paign. All his Lordshlp's political en-
gagements have been cancelled In accord.
ance with the imperative orders OF his
physicians.
Lord Randolph Churchill viii not make
a public speech until November next.
when, II Is announced, he will address
the voters OF Birmingham just prior TO the
Parliamentary election. Lord Churchill
is suffering from nervous prostration, the
result OF 0verwork. A few weeks rest
will restore him to good health.
ELECTION DAY APPOINTED.
A number Of prominent Tories are
urging the government 10 postpone the
elections until January. Lord Salisbury
has consulted with his colleagues on the
subject, and IL has been decided 10 ap-
point Nov. 14&as election day. w. n.
Forster, member of Parliament for Brad
ford, continues in poor health. HIS con-
ditiou has not improved. Ihere ls little
chance OF his corHesting Bradford In per-
son at the coming elections. Neverthe-
less he will be supported by large num-
ber of electors. MIR. Chamberlain in
the preface to his work on the Radical
programme says that Radicalism, which
has hitherto been the creed of the most
numerous section OF the Liberal party
outside of the House OF Commons, will
henoefOrth be powerful factor inside.
The Radical aims, he says, are c0nstruc-
tive, not destructive
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
CATHOLIC BBNIFICENoE.
Irish and German Co-OperatiOn--The
Constitution Amended.

CDDHAltubAOn AmShueu.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.--The Irish Catho-
lie National Benevolent Unien met again
to-day in Brooklyn. The first business
was the Offering OF amendments to the
constitution, the principal Of which was
the insertion OF the words "or State" In
section of article 8. The change is for
the purpose Of permitting any member
Of an organization OF the
Union to join any other organization in
the State providing the organization to
which he was attached should dissolve.
While this was under discussion a dele
cation entered from the German Catholic
Central Society. Their officers we're in
troduced and heartily welcomed. Mr..
Withers, Chairman OF the Irish organIza-
ti0n, in welcoming the delegation referred
to both societies having the same object
in view and doing the same kind Of work
Many Germans, he said were in the Irish
organization.
GERMAN GENEROSITY.
Mr.. SpounkOrst, of the German Society,
returned thanks tor the welcome, and
said that If there were any places where
the Irish organizations did not exist their
members would be taken care OF by the
German organized lions. He said that they
asked no particular privileges except that
interest which all Catholics took in the
education of their youth. The education
OF youth, as conducted by our corpo-
rations, without any effort to instruct
them in the knowledge Of their God was
not wise. The Kelley resolutions were
then taken up and adopted. The thanks
OF the convention were extended TO the
Committee on Resolutions for the telling,
terse and complete terms in which they
had facilitated the organization in plac-
ing on record the condemnation Of the
Catholics Of the United States at the at
tempt of decaying foreign powers to inter-
fere with the established and honorable
principles Of American liberty. The
amendments 10 the constitution were also
adopted.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At the evening session, Lancaster, Pa,
was chosen as the next place of meeting.
Officers were elected as follows:
PreStdent-Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, of Vir-
ginIa,
First Vice President Maurice T. Will
hire, OF PennsylvanIs.
Second Vice PreSIdent-D. J. Murphy,
of Toronto.
Secretary-Martin T. J. Griffin, of Phila-
delphia.
Tredsurer-Rev. James Henry, of st.
LOUIS.
When Mr.. Kelley learned of his re-elec-
ti0n he visited the convention and pro-
tested that as he had been hOnOred with
the presidency twelve years some other
person should be selected, but those pres
ent drowned his voice with cries Of mol
Mop and no other person was selected.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

LEEsBURG, GA, Sept. &C. r. Porter
jailer at the county Jail, upon entering
the jail this morning was seized 10y Wash
Jackson and in turn by Heck Harris, both
colored, thrown upon his face, and held
by Harris until Jackson could get Porter's
pistol from ms pocket. When they sue.
ceeded ~ getting the pistol, both negroes
jumped up and ran down stairs, climbing
the jail lence, and took 20 the woods at a
2:40 rate. Before Porter could get up
town and state the facts ia the case, both
negroes had gotten clear out OF sight or
hearing Harris was committed IN ioil
for COW stealing, and Jackson for OBJ
structing the railroad track az or near
smithville.
The caterpillar has ceased 20 work on
the cotton IN this section, and the outlook
is more favorable Tor an average crop.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
a NIrstcrlnns hnicIllr.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.--A man who reg
istefed as Mr. Davis, lies dead AZ botel
at No. 30 BOwery, where be committed
suicide with illuminating gas. The sui
eide is five feet eight inches nigh, hgbt
complexion and hair. slight side whis-
kerr and blue eyes. His shirt was placed
on a chair. and upon the bosom was
written as follows: "AuOther mysterious
case that viii bafile the police" When
he came 70 the hoto Tuesday night he
was accompanied bv friend. Wednes,
day night he returned alone.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
smntarn,a sllYer lining.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l0.-The United
states steamer Swatara will leave here
about II O'Clock tomorrow. She has on
board $40, 4G0, 900 in silver, doubtless the
most valuable cargo ever taken from this
port. AT quarantine station she will
transfer 81. 900, 600. When this transfer IS
completed the vessels will sail for their
destinations. The Treasury Agents who
have weighed the silver and superintend-
ed it's transfer from the mint 70 the Swa-
tara, feel u sense Of reliei now that their
lahors are completed. They leave for
Washington tomorrow.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
POSTAL PLUMs.

I'D Acosts the New Incumbent in the
BlHekshsar Office.
WASHINGTON, sept. 10.-The following
"ur'h-class Postmasters were appointed
today.
~ North Carolina-E. J. Smith, at Tar
hesL
south Carollna-M. II. Mayes, Jr., a,
"a "eorgia-E. J. Acosta, at Black.
e A.A'ama-Walter Viger. at Chicka-
Alex $. Carleton, at Bashi.
u hl7si-slp lppi-loseph G. Airey, at
at r.''' rough; Benjamin franklin Lee,
in eauessee--Samuel j. Kendall. no
S,.'' 'lDr; King n. smith, at Browns
,oIo ,oIoo0su' and James Squires, AT Ammi-
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
DEVASTATION IN MICHIGAN.


JACKSON, MISS, Sept. l0.-Tbe Repub-
lican State Executive Committee met here
to-day. IS delegates being present. Chair
man John r. Lynch presided. The fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
RasoSged, That in view Of the fact that or
ganizod opposition 20 the Democratic JH,rty Oi
This state this fall u useless, because OF the
well-known impossibiliiy Of securing at the
polls an honest election. Il Is the sense Of this
committee that no convention be called 70
nOminate state tlcket
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
PERRY's STATUE.

The Bronze Monument Unveiled by the
COmmOdore's Granddaughter.
NEWPORT, K. l., Sept. 10.-The statue
Of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry was
unveiled to-day with unusual pOmp and
ceremony in the presence OF a very dis
tinguIshed gathering. The statue was
unveiled by Mrs. LaFarge and Mrs. Pep
per. grand-daughters Of Commodore Perry.
and the flag came down exposing the
monumental bronze to. the public gaze
amid enthusiastic applause. Senator
Butler, Of South Carolina, made a speech
at q banquet, which followed the unyeil-
iuO
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
MISS CALDWELL's GIFT.
Circular Appeal to Catholics Issued
by the Committee.

DI b0S
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1O.-The committee
appointed by the late plenary council to
arrange for the establishment Of a Catho-
lie university, which has been endowed
by Miss Caldwell, has issued a circular
appeal to the Catholics of the United
States. The object of the circular is to
make an appeal to the faithful to provide
means TO endow eight professorships
with which the university will
enter upon its work. The ne
cessity Of such an institution is
urged, and the members Of the committee
express themselves as confident that they
will experience little or no difficulty in
raising all the funds needed. The circu-
lar is signed by Archbishops Gibbons, of
Baltimore; Heiss, Of Milwaukee; VIII
liams, of Boston: Ryan. of Philadelphia.
and Corngan. of New York: Bishops Ire
land. of st. Paul; Keane, Of Richmond; !;
Spalding, of Peoria; Vicar Apostolic
Murty, of Idaho, and others.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

PARIS, Sept. l0.-A native Of Prussia
wae sentenced 20 10 days Imprisonment
in Paris court to-day for Yagrancy. On
hearing the sentence be accused the
judge Of unfairness because be was
German. and was forthwith sentenced 20
six months Imprisonment. He made
further remarks about the ''cowardice" Of
the French, and his sentence was in-
creased 10 two years.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-seyeral attach
ments have been granted on the ground OF
fraud In the Supreme Court against the
property Or the ins0lvent firm OF kossuth,
Marx d co the Maiden Lane jewelers.,
VINO made an assignment last week. At
tschmeuts We're obtained by Lippman *
Adolp, Taunenbaum and Alexander Sam
uels for $5.2l7 for goods sold and deliv.
cred, aru 0y julius D. Meyers. Of Lon
don, for ~ 200 for similar claim.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
11ltrioI lhrown I'M Ills I'acc.

GREEN BAY, WIS, Sept. 1O.-John b.
Owen, conductor ON the Northwestern
railroad, while walking homeward last
night after leaving his train, stepped
aside % allow the man 20 pass. Instantly
"A cup Of yitriol was dashed into ovens
face, destroying the sight Of his right eye
and otherwise burning him horribly. A
stranger giving the nnme OF Walter l..
Patterson, Louisville, KY, has been ar
rested on suspicion. The motive for the
deed il "A mystery.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
MILLS TARIFF BILL.
'"'irs TO Bear the Iirunt OF tho Bur
dcu Of Import Duties.

'u'irs TO Bear the IBrunt OF tho Bur
dcH Of Import Dates.
,. Nv A. AM.hINGroN, Sept. lO.-Reprosenta-
o. @,' A' U.s. IL is reported here, has been
49,, % lle entire summer in the prepor
t.3 tariff bill which he proposes in
ro.if soon after the oonvening OF
v1 v1''s. lt ia stated that the measure
t..f p ''ide for reduction OF the revenue
Gun D'' sum As il necessary TO cover the
ta, ,.'ln.hrs expenses. IL IL proposed
nal, l'- revenue shall be derived in the
kn.. rom that class OF taxable articles
uon'u 'a luXuriee. and that taxation on
ila io, '-tries OF lie shall be reduced 20
invest possible aim
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
Rurned bY Molfen hfctnI.

LEBANON, PA, sept. l0.-Wbile 5heri-
dan Bonner WAS pulling case from n
ciDdor tube 0f cinder bank the case
burst and the molten cluder Jew all over
bis body. His shoes were burned from
his feet, his arms and body were burned
In a shocking manner and the flesh hung
In shreds aud Tell from bis bones. lie was
taken TO his home, whore he died.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
NVhnf Amnricn nrlnks.

WAeHTNGTON, Sent. lO.-The Commis.
sioner Of Internal Revenue reports that
the amount OF distilled spirits gone int
consumption in the Unlted States dur
ing the fiscal year ended june
30, 1885, Is 6s,l56,0O2 gallons, and
the amount Of malt liquors on wbict
a tax was paid during the same period
10, is5, ,953 barrels. The amount Of wine
consumed in this country during tire year
1884. Is estimated at 20, sos, ,345 gallons.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

PIEDRAs NKGRAs, MIX. Sept. 1O.-Par-
ties arriving from ZaragOsa report that
two political factions In the State OF Co
hahuila have established recruiting
camps and are enlisting men as rapidly
as possible. II this information is true,
II pfesages an uprising In Cohahuila at
an early day.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
HERD OWNERs INDICTED.
The Recent Trouble over the Drive
Drifts Into Court.

WICHITA, KAN, Sept. 1O-In the
United States District Court to-day j. r
Bockner, NJ. c. Campbell, Bennett &
West Bros, ]. NJ. Ringo, NJ. 8. Pugsley
s. c. Webber, Williams & Brown, n
Dowling, G.. T. Vaughn Chldders. II. w.
Cresswsll, NJ. COrrigan, J. W. Driscoll
and Mr.. Davis were indicted
by the grand jury on charge
of driving Texas cattle infected
with Texas fever into Indian Territory.
and through the improved cattle herds OF
the northern part of the Territory. They
will be tried at the next term of the
United States District Court. These are
the parties who We're ordered to be al.
lowed to pass through by Secretary La.
mar in violation, as is charged, OF the ami.
nal industry law of the United States.
This is case OF national importance, in
asmuch as 1t will affect the grazing inter
ests OF Nebraska, New Mexico, Colorado,
Iowa, Missouri and Illinois.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
Massnchusetts, Prohibition Tickct.

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 10.-The Pro-
hlbiti0n state Convention to-day nomi-
mated by accamatiOn Thomas J. LathrOp.
Of Taunton. for Governor and Charles b.
Knight for Lieutenant Governor, and the
remainder Of the ticket was made up as
fOlows:
Secretary Of iStdte--George KemptOn.
TredSureT-Charles Il. Travers.
Attorney GeRerdL-Samuel N. Fairfield.
AudttOr-WiIliam sherman. Of lowell.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
A ProntabIc Ride.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Sept. l0.-A suit
was decided to-day in the Superior Court
involving points OF interest to the general
public. In Jan, 1888, James q. Holmes,
late Of Charleston, now Of Baltimore, was
elected from the only firstclass pHssen-
ger car Of a train on the Carolina Central
railroad, ana forced 10 ride for some hours
IN car filed with tobacco smoke. He
claimed damages in the sum OF $1,000, aud
the Jury awarded him $475.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Sept 10.-O6iclal
and unofficial returns from the Third dis
trlct give McRae Dem }, for Congress,
about 900 majority-double the majority
given the Democratic candidate last Mo-
vqmbor
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
rho Oner OF a Countesa

DUBLIN, Sept. lO.--The Countess Of
Kingston has offered the tenants OF her
estate, the largest in the south Of Ireland,
facility 20 purchase their holdings under
the land purchase act. she reminds them
that this IN an unusual opportunity which
IL not likely % occur again.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

HEMrsrEAD, l.. T., Sept. l0.-Charles
s. DemOtt. Receiver OF Taxes, in this
town, died on saturday last. IL IL to-day
announced that be- j. short in his ac-
counts several thousand dollars. aud that
aOme trust hInls nave diaappeared.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

CANTON, Miss, Sept. 10.--Last night
at a colOred church, ten miles east OF this
city, Leon Cockroil. a negro school
teacher, shot Aaron War;, a cOlored dea-
con. while the latter was kneellnR with
the congregation at prayer. Odicers have
gone 20 arrest the murderer,
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

LONDON, sept II, 3 A. M.--Letters
from China represent that. France lost
$4,000 men m the TOnquin campaign, and
that her losses in money, including the
cost OF building f0rts, hospitals and from
tier defenses, were Gl3,O00,O00, while
Chinas losses we're 10000 men and
g3s, ,O0O, 900.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
nABoR,s RNCoMPENsE.
wheeIing's Striking GIassworkers {,
Return to Work.

Return to Work.
WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. 10.-The
fiint-glass workers of seven idle factories
opposite this city met in convention in
Bellaire yesterday and accepted the terms
of compromise previously drawn up by
a committee Of manufacturers and work
ingmen, with the exception of one slight
amendment in which the manufacturers
will concur. This virtually ends the
strike, which has lasted nine months, and
will put about 200 men TO work. The
wOrkingmen and manufacturers are both
jubilant over the prospective resumption.
CHINAMEN RETURN TO ROCK SPRINGS.
Rock SPRINGS, Wy, Sept. 10.-seven
hundred Cinnamon have returned here
under the escort OF four companies of
troops. The miners, it is alleged, threaten
TO destroy the cOmpany's buildings, all Of
which are under strong guard. Sc riOus
trouble Is feared as soon as the miners
think that they have an opportunity to
carry out their threat.
FOUR MORE BODIES FOUND.
OMAHA, NEB., Sept. 10--News was re-
ceived at the Union Pacific headquarters
here to-day that four more bodies OF
| Cinnamon had been recovered from the
ruins at the ecere OF last weeks dis
turbance in Rock Springs. Wy, and nm
der protection Of the military a vigorous
search is being made for others. General
Manager Galloway said to-day that be
regretted TO see an attempt being made 70
| justify the acts committed at Rock
springs. He did not propose making any
further replies at this time TO statements
regarding his company and its manage
ment, more than TO say that the assertion
that Gov. Warren is or has been in any
way indebted TO the Union Pacific railway
is entirely and maliciously false.
THE RIVER MINERS.
PITTsBURG, Sept. l0.-The river coal
miners strike is spreading, and ia a few
days the miners expect every mine on the
river TO be closed. The strikers succeeded
in closing ali but three mines in the
fourth pool to-day. BY Saturday, they
claim, the strike there will be general.
Walton's men are still at work in the
first pool, but whether they will continue
after the convention 20 be held at Mo-
Dongahela City on Sept 10, is disputed
question.
PEACE IN THE WARRIOR prs.
BIRMINGHAAI, ALA, sept. 10.-A COM
promise wae agreed upon to-day whlcn
terminates the strike at the mines Of the
Warrior Coal and Coke Company against
The Introduction Of Italian labOrers. The
strikers agreed % the reservation OF one
entrance for Italians and VIII resume
work at once. A meeting OF operators
called here for Sept. 10 will deal largely
with the labor question.
ALABoR UPRISING AT LYONS.
PARIS, Sept. i0.-rhe municipal cOun-
Gil at Lyons, having refused 70 assist
wOrkmen out Of employment. "A mob OF
10000 besieged Lyons town hail Tuesday
evening shouting " we IN COmmune.1
The police, with difficulty, dispersed
the rioters.
ISrInDAToRs HELD FOR TRIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I0.-ln court to-
day six men, charged with interfering
with the operatives OF wooden mills where
strike Is In progress were held IN 5000
bail each, on "A charge Of conspiracy
and melting % riot.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
snlclllc nf nn Ensinn.

NEW ORLEANS, sept. 10.-Ensign +. &.
Rider, assistant engineer on the United
states man-of-war 5watara, committed
suicide In bis bunk on board OF thnt
vessel, this afternoon, by shooting himself
In the head. No cause IL assigned for
the act. Ensign Rider was from PrOvi-
dence. r. /. He graduated from Annapo-
ils In the class Of 1881. His body IL being
embalmed and will bo sont home for
burial.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

Sullivan and Ryan Not 90 Fight.
BOsToN, sept. i0.-rhere is every rea-
sou 90 believe that The proposed fgnt be-.
tween sullivan and Paddy Ryan on Sept
20 will not take place.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

LONDON. Sept. f0.--A Copenhagen dis
patch says that the British steamer
Auckland has been suuk In q collision
with the German gunbOat Blitz. Fiji
teen Of the Auckland's crew were
drowned, aud only TWO were saved.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
NTother and Chiid Drowned.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l0.-Wm. Bar
gard and bis wife Lizzie, aged 10 years,
aud their 10 months old daugbl ter, were iD
a rOwb0at on Darby creek just outside
the city limits this afternoon when the
boat capslzed and Mrs. Bargard and the
child were drowned.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

LONDON, sept 10.-It IL reported that
the government refuses pension 70 Mr..
Cornwall, ex-Secretary General Of the
Post Office At Dublin, because he refused
% continue his action for libel against
william UBrien. member OF Parliament
md ndllnr of Initeh Irehlnn
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

PEsTH. Sept. i0.-Count Paul Festotics
has killed ~. Reohy, son Of the President
OF the Hungarian delegation In a duel.
The motives which led 20 tho fatal eu-
counter are unknown. 10 was first re-
ported that Reohy died OF Illness.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
prohinltion Win. iu Fnyefte

JoNKsBoRo. "a, sept. 10.--rhe cleo
ton for prohibition in Fayotte county
yesterday resulted In 2l0 majority for
prohibition. The election passed on
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
N, dispersion OF a Tonnage Tax.

A'eiiNGroN, Sept. 10.-President
~. and has issued n proclamation de-
ill.,, ti'r,lag thaton and after Sent o Inc eoilee-
be- ~, g' the tonnage duty OF SO. per ton shall
hg H. ps'eed as regards all vessels arriv-
the n-...l shl port Of the United states from
Of Caaio,.s3i o. BOca Del Faro, United States
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

LIMA, sept. i0.-Oficial intelligence has
been received OF the death Of Gen. Grant.
The flags on the government buildings
were at halEmast Tuesday.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

SANTIAGO DIE CHILL, Sept. 1O.--A COM
mittee OF Liberals from the upper and
lower houses met Tuesday night and
named Senior Maroial Gonzales for Presi-
dent.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

AA0'AAASN W Dc Ahohhvteu.
BERLIN, sept. i0.--The Japanese Min.
lister here has been recalled 10 hli an inn
portant office at Japan.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
CROPS DAMAGED BY RAINS.
MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
Comparative Figures which Show Wher
Last Years Crop Went.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1O.-The annual
report OF the National Cotton Exchange
shows the cotton movement of the United
States for the year ending Aug. 81 TO be
as follows:
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

ALLENTOWN, PA, Sept. 10.--rhe school
slate factory at Bangor was burned this
morning. The loss IL 10000. The insur-
auce IN $4,000.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11

DUBLIN, Sept. l0.-rho Irish athletic
teams have sailed for America via Lon
donderry.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-11
InmhaRo TroubIinR Gladstone.

LONDON, sept. l0.-Ex-Premler Glad
stone IL suffering from lumbago, which
has confined him to his house,