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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
OLD WORLD SENSATIONS.
ROCHEFORT DRIVEN CRAZY ny
LOSSES ON TIE TURF.

A Shocking Massacre Reported from
Berber-D emnnds Of the British Trades
unions-Bavaria's King on the Verge
of bankruptcy.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-M. Rochefort. editor
OF DIntrapsigeant OF Paris, was inter-
viewed to-day in relation TO the recent
articles in his paper demanding venge.
ance on the English for the alleged MUIR
der Of Olivier Pain. NJ. Rochetort denied
that he desires the lynching Of the Prince
OF Wales or Lord Lyons. NJ. Rocheforva
friends say that the articles against tha
Prince OF Wales were written while NJ.
RocheiOrt was labOring under great
excitement due to heavy losses on TIE
turf. He has been rushing, they claim.
rom one race course to another ever
since the season opened, and has almosb
invariably met with bad luck. He at
tributes his losses TO foul play ON the pare
OF English book-makers, and consequently
condemns everything English.
EGYPTs PRESS LAWS.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Tigrane Pasha. spe.
cial envoy to England aud France to se.
cure a common understanding about the
Egyptian press laws, has concluded his
mission In England, and has gone to
Paris.
NOT WORTH sHILLINGs.
Gen. Wolseley having been asked about
NJ. Rochefort's story that Olivier Pain
had price put on bis head by the British
In Soudan and was executed by them,
has replied that no reward was ever
offered by the British for Pain, and that
no British officer In the Soudan would
have given 5s. for PAINS head, s'on or OF
his shoulders.v
The Marquis of Salisbury has ordered a
cessation OF the negotiations with King
John Of Abyssinia for a march to tha
soudan. Adyices from Massowah say
that several tribes have revolted against
the Negus, that the insurgents hold the
roads to Massowah, that Rassaloulas
troops are deserving and that Negus iS
drinking himself into lunaey.
A MASSACRE AT BERBER.
CAIRO, Aug. 22.--Information has been
received Of a great massacre at Berber.
The p0puiace are starving and have
seized the city treasure.
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ENGLAND's TRADES UNIONS.
The Demands to be Made to the New
Electorate.

Electorate.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The council Of
trades unions has issued a statement
giving the points Of the trades proposed
appeal to the new electorate. These
points are reform OF the factory and
workshop acts, representation of labor
In Parliament, amendment of the en-
ployers' liability acts in the direction of
increased protection in mines, issuing
OF certificates of competency TO men
who, have charge of steam engines
and boilers, and the appointment of skill
ed inspectors, the codihcatiOn of the laws
and land law reforms. The manifesto
declares that in the coming election the
workmen will have it In their power TO
determine the future policy of England
and that it is important, therefore, that
the desires OF the organized trades should
lind authoritative expression. The Stan
ddrd commenting upon the manifesto says
that there is nothing in the programme
which the Conservatives cannot accept.
The Standard thinks that IL is not at all
certain that the working classes are
about 70 Increase their electoral power.
On the contrary, it says, the addition Of
100000 voters will drain the country OF
its laborers and may seriously affect the
political power OF artizans.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
FREEING OF SANTOS.
A Pathetic Letter of Thanks to the Men
who Worked for Kim Here.

A Pathetic Letter of Thanks to the Men
who Worked for Him Here.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-The last steamer
from Colon brought Mr.. Onderdonk, in
Washington county, Nd, letter from
Alexander Santos as follows;
PANAMA.. Aug. 4, 1885.
DEAR Mr.. ONDERDONK: At last. Al last.
We have splendid news from Ecuador. Julie
IS free and alive, thanks to your and Mr..
McCommas great efforts. julie and all of u
will never be able to pay or recompensa you
ON this earth, but God is great, and He will
reward you some day. We had already con
ceived the idea that we were never to see him
again. Hundreds OF other prisoners have TO
thank you day for their freedom ! sup
pose you unders and very well why general
amnesty was granted to the prisoners. Next
week will be in Bahia with Julie. Since
the day came here have
been sick. While I am in Bahia
! will be OF great service TO Julie, helping him
to get his atfidavits. Julie was not able TO
come here on account Of the scanty resources
he found in Bahia. and on account OF the ner-
vous attack that struck him when he saw our
forsaken and pillaged house. He never ex-
pected TO encounter such sight. Z congrat-
ulate yo6 and Mr.. McCommas, saviOrs of
Julie, for your great success. With much
love, etc, remain your devoted pupil,
ALEX. SANTOS.
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FIRE-LIr SKIES.
Lightning Causes Destructive Havoc at
Woolen Mil.

Lightning Causes Destructive Havoc at
Woolen Mil.
DOVER, N. H., Aug. GA. w. Spring.
fields wooden mill, at Milton Three
Ponds, % miles from here, was struck by
lightning this morning and, with its con-
tents, was burned 20 the ground. Fifty
hands were employed there. The loss is
$4,000. The buildings were owned by
ihe Great Falls Manufacturing Company.
Blankets worth 5000, ready for ship
ment, were partly saved. The store
house, which was full OF wool, and the
brick picker building, were saved. The
Insurance on the building, machinery and
stock will nearly cover the loss.
A VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY.
VIENNA. Aug. 22.--The village Of Ian
deck, In the TyrOl, has been destroyed by
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GEoRGIA's CENTRAL CITY.
The Floyd Rifles Coming to Savannah
LOr1ng Wadley's Funeral.


MACON, Aug. 22.-The Floyd Rifles,
one of the crack military companies +
the city, has accepted an invitation to
enter the competitive drill at Savannah
next May, and have already commenced
drilling.
General Superintendent Hollis, of the
State Agricultural Society, in converse
tiOn with the News correspondent to-day,
stated that the coming fair would far
excel any held in Macon in ten years.
The premium lists are liberal, and the
exhibitors will be many. The agricul-
tural display promises to be the largest
ever seen in the State.
Col. Charles j. Harris was to-day sworn
in as Judge of the new City Court. He
will vigOrize the court next week.
LORING WADLEY's FUNERAL.
A special train left the city this morn
ing at O'Clock for Bolingbroke and car
rled all who wished TO attend the funeral
of the late Loring WadleJ, free. Quite
number from this city attended, among
them Rev. j. K. Winchester, rector OF
Christ church, who conducted the ser
vices. Superintendent Rogers, Of the Gen.
trail, and other high officials we're present.
The train returned TO this city at o'clock
this afternoon.
Deputy United States Marshal Mosely
arrested and brought to this city this
morning James Shepherd, captain OF the
StarsVlle, Butts county, base ball nine,
charged with retailing whisky without a
license. He was held for trial.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
BIsNfARCK,s DEsPoTIsM.
CiYiI Prosecution Ordered of Socialists
Who Were Paid by Their Party.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-Prince Bismarck
has ordered civil prosecution ofthe social
ist deputies receiving payment for official
services through contributions OF their
party. He bases his action on article
32 Of the constitution, which says that
members of Parliament must receive
neither salary nor indemnity for services
rendered in Parliament. The defense will
take the ground that the article refers to
payment from the budget, ana that the
empire does nOtInterdict party assistance.
The question excites great interest In po-
liticaI circles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Charged With swindIin9.

FORT WORTH, Tx. Aug. 22.-Wm. T.
Hudson, OF Basque county, Tex, WAS ar
rested on a train while passing north
ward through here last evening charged
with swindling V. f. Randolph, Of New
Jersey, out Of 100000. IT is said that
Hudson was making for Indian Territory.
Hudson contracted 10 deliver TO Randolph
$500 head Of cattle, but, IL is alleged,
failed 10 deliver single head, nOtWith-
standing an advance payment Of $50, ,000
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Baton by sharks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.--The steamer
MaripOsa, which arrived here to-day from
Honolulu, brings the following: Tho
capsized Oh the coast Of Hawaii, near tho
Kan district, and all on board wera
thrown into the water. Two Of the crew
managed 10 get into a boat which had
been in tow OF the schooner and rescued
two other sailors, but the Captain and his
wife and child, and two others Of the
crew. were chased by sharks and drawn
underneath the water before the rescuers
were able 10 reach them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
FRENCH REPUBLICANS WIN.
N. Grevy Confident that a Decided Tri-
umph is Now Assured.

N. Grevy Confident that a Decided Tri-
umph ia Now Assured.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The elections for
members Of the French Councils General
resulted in complete Republican vic
tory, which presages a Republican tri-
umph at the coming elections. NJ. Grevy
addressing a group of friends who gath
cred to welcome him to his country seat
at Montsous Vaudry said that the Repub-
lilo was now placed upon a solid basis,
and that the approaching elections would
reduce the number Of his party's oppo-
nents in the Chamber of Deputies, and
consolidate the republic. M. Clemen-
ceau's party, on the other baud, are conf
dent OF the return OF a small but compact
majority. NJ. Clemenceau is afflicted
with neuralgia and rheumatism, and is
also suffering from general exhaustion OF
the nervous system. His doctors ur ge
repOse.
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sFLF-CONVTCTED.
I,lmnnfl,a Iniuence.

Senator Edmunds left Washington last
spring he called on the President 70
ask that HE brother-in-law, Capt.
Wyllys Lyman, OF the seventh
Infantry, who had Just been
relieved from duty AZ Deputy Governor
of tho Soldiers Home. might not be
compelled 10 Join bis regiment. To-day
MalOr Lyman received orders ~ report
for duty nt the ofilco oi The compiler ri ne
war records in this city. 40 ho 10 10 add
70 the nine years Of detatchod service
which Do has already enioFed.
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M ISIS 10 BE FUOnGATED.
',l' Trip Co New Orleans For
SILVER ENDS In a meet

Trip Go New Orleans For
yvo. ,,F'r a''F'r Ends In a Hitch.
var 4, g'.'llEANs' Aug. 22.-The man.of-
Iop NJ '"al''' which arrived At quarantine
po,a NJ .' '1 INST from Colon for the pur-
|sly. t''oeeding TO New Orleans 10 take
tm .., '''h The mint TO Washington ia
oolri an tl. II detention by orders OF the
|tllni. Ieelth. The captain refused 10
|ngafo, vessel 20 disiniection ana IN.
lm g.,., .., "nl IN consequence DR.. Holt
ihe c.ts .i,Hers not 10 let her proceed 10
HIu ta.l,.,.' ,,,'9n y, being at present infected
Pffan,sr.' leNer. IT. "a probable thai
slyer C....7 Will be made 10 have tho
pow i,.'s., 'eu eu To the Nantic where she
toefs N ,, uer captain has informed the
es putin, .,,,alr 9oard ot health that be pre-.
-l INmigatod "i'inleo-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
BUTTONS ENDORSEMENT.
D ;. brown Makes an Explanation
Which is satisfactory.

D = Brown Makes an Explanation
Which is satisfactory.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Hon. S. S.
o D'O"u "u, chairman of the Maine Demo-
oaue p state committee, called on acting
lN,laasier General Stevenson to-day and
o,,, ,.-.e an explanation relative to the case
y, %l' Dutton, the defaultlng Postmaster
~ '.LlueolnyiIle, Me-, who is now In Jail,
a' VINO was recently appointed Post
r1s. -s.er al that place, and the appoint
jr,ol.,l jir. leyoked when the department was
iq'l' .leelo 1'eo that the new appointee was i'm
erf1gta.seu with a crime. Mr.. Brown
neii.j;taeo that the signatures 10 the
on Wol W- asking for tie appointment
par6.. 1u,ion We're obtained. and the
mo1.s ''r"arded to Washin gton. two
lob -a yg.' 0sIore the defalcation of Mr. Dut-
he had bi1 W.. discovered, that previous to this
he raoo.1Ae o1IAe good reputation, and that
was nm rg50aoilllI'lnendation for his appointment
iad 'Ilos it.. ln good faith. Col. Stevenson
satisf,..tt lle explanation was entirely
crI,s,.. Iy' and that he acquitted the
qB un,g,.. Hn Intention OF recommending
H'Nl man for office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Probably Poisoned by His WIG.

EMPORIA, KAN, Aug. 22.-J. r. Wal
kup, OF this city, died to-day. He was
President Of the City Council and acting
Mayor. He was also Deputy Grand Die
tatOr of the Knights Of Honor, in this
State. His death was Occasioned by poi
son, generally believed to have been
administered by his wife, a young woman
whose acquaintance be made while visit
Ing the New Orleans exposition last win
ter, and whom he married about July 81
In Covlngton, KY. A Coroner's inquest is
being held.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Caceres, Forces.

LIMA, PERU, Aug. 22.-An officer OF the
government troops who, after TWO days
imprisonment, managed to escape from
Canta, says that the number OF Gen.
Caceres' troops engaged on Aug. 10 was
1900, with four guns. They lost about 300
men. Two hundred and forty men OF the
defeated battaliOns have succeeded in
reaching this city. All OF the north coast
is at present in the hands of the govern
ment and free from MOntoneros.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

LONDON, Aug. PA congress Of Nor
mons has been held az Zewalle Two hun
dred delegates were present from Amster-
dam and other points. The principal
business transacted was the reading Of
reports by American deputies. The re-
ports showed that since the last con-
gress, which was held five years ago, there
has been a decrease in the number Of
Dutch going 20 Salt Lake City, and also a
decrease in the number Of the adherents
10 the faith In Holland.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

s,e,', tI.i,. = n. .. -
ton belt OF this State, report that the BOIL
worm has made ~ appearance within
the last two of three daye. and that the
crop Will be- cut On % least ~ prf cent.
Farmers had been lubilant over the 1ne
prospects.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
PLANS OF THE GRANTS.
Mrs. Sartoris to Return to England
October to Remain There.


October to Remain There.
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 22.-The Grant
family will leave Mt. McGregOr during
the firstpsrt Of September Col. Fred
Grant win go to Chicago TO attend the re-
union of the army of the Tennessee on
September 9th. He will then return to
work on his fathers book. Mrs. Grant
and her daughter, Mrs. sartoris, will go
to West Point for ten days and then join
Jesse Grant at his farm in Westchester
county. Mrs. SartOris expects TO sail for
England about October LIST. The family
will all join Mrs. Grant in New York in
the fall with the exception of Mrs. Sarto-
ris who will in England.
ST. LOUIS TO RAISE $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ga Grant Monu-
ment Association was organized here this
afternoon, with Gen. w. 7. Sherman as
President. A resolution was adopted to
raise $50. 900 for the monument.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
EngIish Poorhouses Denounced.

PARIS, Aug. 22.-rhe delegates sent 20
inspect the pOorhouses Of London have
returned and reported their observations.
he RggDei commenting on the report says
that the English, IA the treatment Of their
poor, adopt the views 0f Herbert Spencer.
that 10 is best 20 clear them on a. soon as
pos lille without leaving pOstcrity. lie
Rappel adds. "The country bearing the
banner OF fraternity cannot initiate this
avatouU
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Cleveland Expected In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-An evening
paper publishes a special from Columbus,
o., in which statement is made that
President Cleveland contemplated visit
70 this state before the October election
The President has relatives IN Cleveland
and Toledo. The dispatch does not say
that the Presidents trip ~ connected
with the Ohio campafgn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

VfcgsBuRG, Miss, Aug. 22.-M. s..
Powell. ex.shorin OF East Carroll parish.
died nt bis home at Lake Providence laat
night. Mr. Powell was deiRulter as
sheriff ana Tax Collector IN the amount
OF about S8S, 900, and left tho State soma
months ax0. re was abaont several
months. and about month ago returned,
broken in health, and, as be said, 10 do
with hiH family.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

LONDON, Aug. 22.-The King Of Bava-
ria is hard pressed for funds. He has re-
Gently made application TO several fnans
cial firms In Paris Tor a loan, Offering as
a pledge for it's security the income OF
the crown for ten years. The application
was unsuccessful. The King has ceased
paying the salaries Of his court officials,
and the Ministers decline 30 ask the
Chambers to intervene for the purpose Of
assisting the King, declaring that his
bankruptcy is imminent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Ger1nanv,s Tax on Hoo.

BERLIN, Aug. 22.-The removal OF the
restriction on imports OF hogs from Hun
gary has also been applied to Russia, and
it Is now explained that the restriction
was imposed because of the existence OF
a hog disease in the territories furnishing
the prohibited animals, and not because
difficulties between Germany,
Austria and Hungary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 22.-Returns
from an the counties IN the State give
rate. Democrat. for Treasurer majority
on Gl.69I over Fox. Prohibitonisl, who
was supported ny nKepu9iieatis. ai,l ms lhls y
Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Killed 10y LghtninQ Near Eatonton.

EATONToN, GA, Aug. 22.-John r.. AL
ford, a highly respected citizen Of this
county, while driving from town 20 his
home this evening. was instantly killed
by lightning five miles from Eatonton.
Miss Matte Singleton, Of bis place. was
in the buggy with him and was severely
shocked. The mule waB also Killed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
CHINESE CIVILIZATION.
A Railroad to be Built from Takou to
Tong Chow.

Tong Chow.
BERLIN, Aug. 22.-Dte National Gazette
says that China has contracted with a
Manchester, Eng, firm for materials for
the construction Of railway from Takou,
at the mouth OF the Hoen-Ho on the yell
low sea, to Tong Chow, on the Peikpi Ho,
an afiluent Of the Hoen-Ho, at point
about twenty-five miles east Of Pekin.
The railroad Will be a most important
work, ami will be about 100 miles long,
and Will give Pekin direct and easy COM
munication with the Yellow sea. The
road is TO be built and operated by the
Manchester firm with Chinese labor and
capital. China is now engaged In raising,
in Europe, loan of 100,000,OOO florins, TO
be expended in internal improvements.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

LAKFn0, ffKha, Aug. e1.-fho Mexi.
can authorities released Auidcmorle on
che original charge of nmbHlllomrni buE
permitted hlm fD Df taken under ihe laH
Iaf th0 eArulalou ~ Inrnleiau4 Foreigners.
an0fhofdl be companion. NHH ARRESTED
aH soon as AZ FaarhnI American aoIL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 22.-Henry y.
Warren, who was assaulted and robbed
two weeks agn to-day BY foot pads near
bis house at Black Rock, died last night.
There 10 no clue AZ yet 20 his nurderous
assaiiants. Mr. Warren was 6uperln-
tendent OF the Pratt Mallablo Iron Works,
and was a brother OF the late Joseph War
rem Of the Buffalo Courier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
elr WoIf Freed from Onarantlne. B

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Aug. 22.--Sir Henry
Drunmond WOLF, special Envoy from
England 10 the Porte, Was to-day released
from the quarantine under which be had
been detained for two days, and paid an
official visit to the ministers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

OTTAWA, ONT. Aug. 22.--Two children
were cut to pieces on the Elgin street
bridge OF the Canada Atlantic railway by
q train this afternoon. Two other chill
dren, who were on the bridge. escaped In
some miraculous way, but could not be
seen by the train hands afterward.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Russia Abandons Her Claim

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.-The Herold
of this city says that Russia, after a
topographic survey OF the Afghan from
tier, has decided to abandon her claim to
Zulticar pass. The HerOLd also denies
that Russia has made any kind of an
agreement with COrea.
ASSERTED IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Aug. 22--Tbe statement that
NJ De Giers and the Marquis OF Salisbury
have arrived at an agreement concerning
the questions in dispute between Russia
and England, is made by the Political
Correspondence Of this city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Explorer Reicbnrd Not Dead.

BERLIN, Aug. ga dispatch from
Zanzibar, dated yesterday, has been re-
ceiyed here which states that Dr.
Reiebard, the German explorer. who on
the 18th instant was reported killed in
Ugogo, Zanzibar, Is alive and In Usugara.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Carnarvon NVelcomcd 10 sIIro

DUBLIN, Aug 22.-Earl OF Carnaryon,
the Lord Lieutenant. arrived at Sligo to-
day. lie WAS received with enthusiasm
by the citizens, and presented with ad-
dresses Of welcome by various organiza-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

LONDON, Aug. PA steamer ran down
and sunk, with all on board, the yacht
Kalllsb. on Oban, Scotland, to-day. Two
" the persons aboard were subsequently
saved, but all the others, including the
owner. Mr. CrOssman, and MS wife, are
hnllnYad lo have boon hr0Wnnh.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

wh0 t.'.N.'utiE, Aug. 22.-Frnnk N. Hunt
nccieri ilay bad his log cut od bv an
f0ad. .d...t'.a me Baltimore and ono f.ii
I'iH bal. .nlH evening at biz home an fbis
Saving. p'".Aia paying teller of ne Futaw
.iar In, .lAi IVY "a Young man of hiqh aoeiai
leaaons "Na exceptional business ouaii.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
ARREST OF A PosTMAsTEa.

Riding Registered Letters PrOven-His
Prominence in his state.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Aug. 22.-This
morning United States Marshal Joseph j.
WINS brought in Col. A. S. Mariner, Post
master at Carrville, who was caught
robbing the malls. The case was worked
up by Post Office Insp ector Charles Il.
Dosser. He procured warrants for the
arrest Of Mariner. and yesterday, in CON-
pany with the Marshal and United States
District Attorney j. G. }. Williams, con-
fr0nted him in the post office At Carryille
and showed the Postmaster that he had
certain evidence OF his rifling registered
letter packages. DOsser receipted to
Mariner for 81 SO money order funds.
Mariner took 50 bill and four 81 bills
from his pocket and handed them TO
D0sser
sELF-coNvIcrED.
The inspector at once identified the s.
bill and two OF the 81 bills as the identl-
cal bills mailed az CarrYille In regis
tered letter the day before. Mariner was
placed under guard at the hotel. While
there he was observed 10 drop something
irOin his window. Marshal WINS picked
up the paper, aud found 1t 10 be a letter
from Dr. J. Oyerlon, addressed 70 Senator
isham g.. Harris, mailed az Carrville,
Tuesday. Mariner failed 10 give $1,000
bond, and is now in Knoxville jail. Col.
Mariner was formerly commandant OF
cadets at the University Of Tennessee,
and several years ago was the Republican
candidate for Mayor OF Knoxville.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

PAHia, Aug. 21-Emlle olivier has
published an election manlfesi0 deolar.
Ing implaoaDlo opposition 10 all radical
maaa4FHH
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23

HAVANA, Aug. 22-The Cuban leaders
Yarona, Galor and Pomaguera, we're cap
tured to-day. All their arms, munitions
Of war and effects belonging 70 Limbano
Sanchez were also captured or all his
party there now remain with him but two
men.