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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
GRANT SLOWLY DYING.
LITTLE PROSPECT THAT HE
WILL SEE NEW YORK AGAIN.

Or. Douglas Says That the Patient
Would Have Been Dead by This Time
Had He Remained in New York--The
Story Told by His Daily Symptoms.
Mt. MCGREGoR, n, T., June 30.-Two
weeks ago Gen. Grant was brought here
from New York. On the day he came the
temperature was So. This morning it is
30 at the cottage. DR.. Douglas being
asked this morning toreview the fortnight
that Gen. Grant has passed upon the
mountains said: "His life has been pro-
ionged by the invigorating air here in
stead of the great heat of New York. The
disease has progressed in the natural way.
AS have sand before, his condition is one
of increasing debility. The General was
likely to die az any time in New York, and
had he remained there instead of coming
here he would, in all human probability,
have expired before this.
DYING BY INCHES.
I "HIs present weakness is a natural re-
suit OF the disease. He is each day less
strong, and though the step from day TO
day is scarcely perceptible, the aggregate
Of fourteen days becomes noticeable. Two
weeks ago Gen. Grant left the city, and if
he was in New York to-day he could not be
moved here. His strength to-day is not
equal to such journey. Now if you ask
me when the end will probably be, | cannot
tell. None can tell. He grows weaker and
weaker, and at last the point OF eXhaus-
ton will be reached. That is all, and no
body can say when that shall be-"
THE LOSS OF SPEECH.
Referring to the local conditions, DR..
Douglas said "The mouth and throat are
Of 4
close attention during two days past. But
when this is said it must be remembered
that the tongue is so swollen as to render
articulation difficult and a thorough eX-
animation impossible. The loss of voice
is due partially to Inflammation Of the VO-
cal chords and partly to lassitude aud
taxation Of the parts. The glanduar
swelling is decreased, but when a hand
is pressed over the neck the nOdosities or
csncerous knOtting OF the glands are
found not abated, but are becoming
harder constantly.
Ills LACK OF AMBITION.
''The weakness of the patient now is
evident in lack of ability and desire TO
walk to the cottage piazza as he did ten
days ago. There is a disposition ON the
Generals part to economize his strength,
and there is Iessened interest in his liter
ary work"
The doctor reported this morning that
the General had a fairly good night and
gained considerable sleep. He remained
in his room this morning, the air, being
raw and chilly, and fires blaz5d in the
cottage and at the hotel
A M0URNFUL NOTE,
Gen. Grant wrote an hour on his book
this afternoon, aud then penclled the fol-
lowing note to DR.. Douglas:
''rhe atmosphere here enables me to live
in comparative comfort while l am being
treated, or while nature is taking its
course with my disease. | have no idea
that / should have been able to come here
now if | had remained in the city. 1t is
doubtful, indeed, whether 1 would have
been alive now. would be much better
able TO mGye back than to come at the
time | ~. L. s. GRANT"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
A DRANK ATTHE WHITE HOUSE
He Makes Bis Appearance Arrayed in
white Claiming 70 be the son Of Man.

He Makes Hfs Appearance ArrRyed in
white Claiming TO be the son Of Man.
F~oot the Ne,o York Grapdie.
WAsHiNGT0N, June T.-A tall, hollow
eyed man with red whiskers, and dressed
all IN white, called at the White House
Yesterday. Jack Dlnslnore, the door
keeper, blinked at the dazzling purity OF
the strangers linen suit, duck hat md
cleaning shirt front. The only dark spots
on him were black plush slippers, with q
green silk vine embroidered all around
them. Under his arm the singular indi-
Yidual carried baeket OF white flowers.
Gazing mildly at Mr.. DinsmOre, he asked
If Grover Cleveland was ready to receive
the respects Of the Son Of Man. Dins-
more backed warily into the hall and
ierked his arm towards the assistant
doorkeeper, Then he waved mis- arm
over towards the fountain ana said his
excellency was just then very busy with
unmitgated mOrtals.
"Where did you come fromw continued
DnsmOre.
"Fr0n California. got there through
the Golden Gate. I've come here TO speak
before your PLATE. stand aside, for be-
mold, am come with the tongue Of men
and of angels"
"Where is your home" asked Dins-
more.
81 have two" replied the man in white,
solemnly.
do your friends know you have come
hereW
'Some OF them do,r said the man In
white, staring straight Up at the big
crack In the roof Of the porficO
While this parley went On The assistant
dOorkeepcr had put on bis hat and started
of on a trOt tor the police station.
where's be goiugYV demanded the man
ia white, ausp'ciOusly
"Oh. he Is all right. He's one Of the
boys, and he's takmgexercise," said Dns-
more.
By this time the man In white had got
out on the earrings way. and Dlnsmore
had % raise his voice. The alleged son Of
Mau took another l00l, at che fading shape
OF the assistant and shouting "Say moth
ing about Il; pl take the first train for
Philadelphia" shot away IKE iright-
ened deer. As he ran his lowers fell all
along the fooLpath IN hie wake.
Late on Thursday this man came into
the Howard House in black suit. lie
carried n carpot-bag and refused "a regis
ter. and was assigned % room 10. lie
came down late yesterday morning wear
ing white apparel ond made frugal
breakfast Of bread and mllk. on leaving
The White House he ruahtd back 20 the
hotel out of breath, paid hts eill and made
Iof fhe Baltimore and Potomac station.
Nobody knew him or hoard bis name.
A scientlst Dying.
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1IENiCO's DUBT.
The Government Announces its Consoll-
datiOn-A Eepudiation.

The Government Announces its C0nsoli-
dation-A Reputation.
CITY OF NExico, June 30.-The gov.
ornment This morning announced los plan
for consolidation Of tho entire debt of
tae country, wish the exception Of tho
floating debt. which is already provided
for. The consolidated debt viii bear ia-
tcrest at 3 per cent, bat the maximum
interest will not ue reached until 1900.
Next year per cent. VIII De paid, in $50
~ per cent, In lssS per cent m 1879
~ Der cent. aud iu 1870 per cont. Toe
National Bank of Mexico VIII huYs
charge OF the negotiations, and Interest
will hp pavable in the CITY of Mexico. in
New York. ana n London. The debt of
AlaXimilnan is formally repudiatcd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
DEArHe nfAnCH IN sPAIN.
Fatalities and Now Cnses Keeping Up 20
the Recent Average.

Fatalities and Now Cnses Keeping Up 20
the Recent Average.
MADRID, June 3O.-.lhe official reports
of the cholera for Monday are as follows:
Madrid (city ), 3 new cases and death ;
Madrid (suburbs) Z new cases and 6
deaths; Aranjuese, i34 new cases and 33
deaths; Valencia (city), 20 new cases and
3s deaths; Valencia (proyince), 4s3 new
cases and 253 deaths; Murcia (city), "a
new cases and l3 deaths; Murcia
province, 10 new eases and 81 deaths (;
Toledo (cityJ, 1 new case and deaths;
Toledo (prUVnCe). new cases and
deaths; Clstellou DE- la p'ana tcity) 4
now ca-es and deaths; Ca3tell0n dc la
Piaua fproVuce) 100 new cases and 64
deaths; sarlgossa (prowncel 81 new
cbses aud Us deaths; Cueucu province, D,
o uew cases and deaths; Alicante
(prOylnceJ, j, 10 new eases and 4j deaths.
TWeuty-thrce new cuses of cholera are
reported for to-day iu this city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
FLORIDA's CONSTITUTIONS.
The Property Rights of Foreigners Ex-
cites Lively Discussion.

The Property Rights of Foreigners Ex-
cites Lively Discussion.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 30.-Last
nights session of the Constitutional Con.
vention was devoted to consideration of
the declaration of rights. The section re-
lating to the rights Of foreigneys to hold
and transmit property in the State, ex-
cited much discussion and was finally
passed to its third reading. ,Scores of
amendments were offered to tie article
defining homesteads, and-the discussion
Of the whole subject was postponed till
tomorrow. The article defining the rights
and disabilities of married women in
holding and dspOsing OF her separate
property created lively discussion. Mr..
BlOunt offered an amendment by placing
married women on the same footing as
single women in regard to her property
and obligations, which was tabled after
much debate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

DUBLIN, June W.-A tispq.ch from
Bsntry. dltod = O'Clock tals morning,
stated ;hat The naval sIam hrht was 30
pIolress 800 Bautry Boy. Admirl's Hos
kius and Whyte we.a iu command of thc
opposing squadrons. Admiral Whyte
was holding Bear Island. Admiral HOs-
KIDS ln person directed the movements Of
"a detachment 0f tbe squadron which lod
the attack upon the euomy. The battle
was begun 40 midElght. a sharp cane
nougCe vac in progress 80 O'Clock.
From the latest reports 0i tho conflict it
appears that Admiral hoskius hns sue
ceeded in his designs and dislodgud Ad-
mIral Whyte from Bear Island.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Secretary
Whitney has revoked the order issued
July 5, 1888, announcing that "Naval
officers attached to cruising war vessels,
especially commanding officers, are ex-
pected TO leave their families at their
usual or fixed places Of abode, and not to
attempt to transfer them 10 more cOnye-
nient visiting points. Officers Disregard
me this Injunction viii be liable to be re-
lieYed from dufy.D
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LUNiBER PILEs ABLAAE.
&3OO,OOO Lost and she insurance on
property $500, 900.

MILWAUKEE, June 3O.-A special fIom
Amigo, Sanglade county, Wis, states
that IRE broke out last night in the ]um-
Der piles ON each side of the railway track
at that point, consummg an imm1nse
amount OF lumber belonging TO Sherburne
Bryant aud x. w. Pierce, of Milwaukee,
and Weed & Co, of Oshkosh. The lis
were saved. The loss is estimated at
S3OO,00O. The Insurance is 5000, ,000
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
COTTON MANUFACTURERS.
The CurtaiImeDtat at Fau River Resulting
in no Improvement.

The Curtailm emit at Fail River Resulting
in no Improvement.
FALL RIVER, MASS, June aO.-The
limit during which the agreement to cur
tail the production of cotton manutac-
lures has in efectnow expired. lFor the
eleven weeks ending June u tie total
production Of the Fau River mills was
1,249,000 pieces. The fun production
would have been !. .025. coo pieces. showing
a curtanment OF 6I6, 900 pieces. For the
week ending April 1S the stock on hand
was $4,000 pieces, and the quotations 81
cents. The present stockis 344, ,000 pieces.
aud the quotations 3 cents. A movement
to further curtail the production dur
ing July and August has received IN un-
expected setback by the refusal Of lead
ing manufacturers TO join the agreement,
and il is not now known whether Or not
further curtailment VIII be effected at
present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
THE CRIMEs ACT.

The crown officials at Dublin being
asked their opinion on the necessity Of
renewing the crimes act, advise the gov
ernment to retain only the sections en-
powering a change of venue Of trial and
prosecuting persons retaining possession
OF a house months after The execution of
a writ. The Cabinet will await the report
Of Sir William Hart Dyke before decid-
ing what course 20 pursue.
IRIsHMEN URGED TO VOTE FOR TORIES.
The managers Of the Irish Parliament
airy party have issued an address 10 the
Irish electors in England advising them
TO vote for the Tories in prefer
ence to the Liberals at the coming
general election. The address
says: GAS the Tories have intimated their
disapprOval of coercion do not oppose
them at the polls. Indeed, we unhesi-
tatingly say vote for the Tory candidates,
as the assurances given by the leaders Of
the Liberal party are wholly inadequate" !"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

NAsuINCTON, June 30.-The Post
master. General to-day appointed the
following fourth class posimastcrs for
Georgia: Milbura g. Sharpe at Endica..
Bulloch county; Cora =. ain at Ty ~.
Worth county. vice }. A. Payne; j. n.
foWler at TieGanetley, Gllmer county,
Vice ". II. TIncauron; y. G.. Goodman
at LelOu, Berrior county. vice C.J. F1Oa.
The following patents were ISSUED to-
day: James Il. harrington az nenret's-
yilie, s. c., cotton chopper; john H.
slnnton, NeWhorn. Ga. cotton plnnL-r.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
Six Races Run at sheepshead Bay and
Fair Time Made.

Fair Time Made.
NEW YORK, June 30.-rhe events at the
sheepshead Bay races today we're as fol-
lows:
FIRST RACE-Purse OF 500. three- quarters
OF a mile. 1t was won by Little Minch, with
Buckstone second and 5utler Third. Time
l:l51.
SECOND RAoE-welter handicap. one milo
and "a iirlOng. Abba won, with RitOt second
and EdymiOu third. Time 9 minutes.
THIRD KACE-TWO- year-old selling sweep
STAKES, quarters Of mile. II was n dead
heat between Waitawhile and Petticoat, with
Peru Colt third. Time l:l7Af.
Fourth RACE-Handicap sweepstakes; one
mile and three fnro1gs. Panique won, with
Renegade second and Americus third. Time
2:25I6
FIFTH RAcR-HandicaD swcepstakes; one
and one-quarter mdes. Farewell won, with
Barnum second and DIZZY Blonde third.
Time 2:uN.
SIXTH kACE-Pmse $500; mile ami hall
furl0nR Lenuox won. with Carl0y Il second
and Duke Of MOntalbau third. Time l:5i4.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

ROME, june 3O.-Signor Depretis bas
completed The formation OF bis Cabinet.
signOr Deprels VIII for ihe present take
tha position of Minister TO- Foreign Az
iair5. lt is expected that he will soon de-
clare that the new government viii fol-
low Che line of foreign policy marked out
by signor Mancinl, the late Foreign Min
l.fau
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

ROME june 30-HIs holiness the Pope
has issued an order directing ulTamOu-
tame newspapers published in Rome To-
maintain friendly attitude toward the
ltalian government. This action of the
Pope implies an important change Of
pohey on the part Oi thu Vatican.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
Eamar's Priyato soorctory,

WAsHINGTON, June 3O.-Secretary La
mar has appointed his son. l.. O. q. Lamar.
Jr., as his sten0grapher and private score
tarY. 70 nd the vacancy caused by the
promotion Of u. y. Hanna. made IN Feb
Tuary last. Mr.. Hanna will remain with
secretary Lamar in . confidential CO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

WAsfnNeToNV Vuly 30.-The Commis.
sloaer Of fel aiens has decided 10 dismiss
pstmeen my ara sixty Of Tho special ex.
allln'rs, e.,,..l appointed unler The act Of Con-
ere-s passed in 1854. Tho list OF names
mas been sRbmittedto the Secretary of tbe
interior lonht apptoyal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
Nninn Pncinc I,lrectnrs-

MAsHlNGrON. June 30.-The President
to-day appointed the following gentle
men goYtrnment directors OF the Union
Faeaie Railroad: Francis Herman of New
1orb Ellmlnd +. Noyes Of Ohio, Gen. E.
=. AleGanter of Augusta. Ga, Franklins
AcVeah'of Illinois, and J.. W. Savage Of
Nebraska
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
A STEAMER on A ROCK.
The "CoIina'' the Unfortunate vessel
and Her Total Wreck Probable.

anu Her Total Wreck Probable.
LONDON, June 30.-The steamer CO.
lima, from Glasgow for Montreal, Aiich
ran ashore at Rathlin Island, O the
Giants Causeway, Ireland, viii proH lbly
became total loss. The passengeE and
crew have returned TO GreenOck. II Fhe
time Of the disaster the weather. tas
calm, and the COlina was proceed III at
full speed. When she first struclv bhe
passed completely over the reef. taIdug
away her keel, and ran up on a shelving
rock, where the vessel became firmly
lodged. The united efforts Of several tugs
failed to haul the Colina of the rock. y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

prYn4aC.5he'oN, Mss, june a0.-The state
ipor,.i''sh Convention, which meets ~.
ro,.'"'' promises Go be- the strongest
pfobtii,ut YET made iu favor OF strict
t,trai1 i..n' which principle will enter
a iuli' s,utp Missiasippi pOlitica this year.
~" State ticket viii be nominated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

NJ AsluNGT0N, June 30.-Gen. A. b.
I psoaw, ,3f Tennessee, has been appointed
Chiet Clerk Of the Bureau Of Indian
a Nl'lrs, ana VIII enter upon the duties Of
MS posiel0p to-morrow. GEN Upshaw is
prominents Journalist ana Intimate
friend OF Commissioner Atkins.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

PARIS. june 3o.-TcrrIdc storms nave
prevailed recently in the provinces. The
destruction ot property by the winds and
foods is enormous. Eight persons were
klIed bv lightning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
ComInlt a sn1lhlnl,nnnlI

" AsuiNGrQN, ,1Jwue 30.-The President
w. appoint William BOr.benner Tnitaa
,.es Attorney tot the southern District
Ne@ York, aud Martin ~ MoMahon
Dn,lted states Mnrsld for the same dis.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

WAsHINGTON. Jdne 3O.--Thh now legis-
lation contained in the post oriee annro-
prlation biW win ID is estimafed eyyell
ll' excess Ct czppditur6s over the re-
teipts to S6,O0O,Oo0 during the next fiscal
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

llINEsViLlE, "a. june go. -lhoannual
commencement OF DE Bradnall Institute,
liinesyille, Liberty county, takes p,ace
Tomorrow. Theaddress viii he delivered
by Thomas Ill. Potter, ESQ. of >tatpsboro.
Ihe prospect is that there will be very
large Attendance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
CHIQAGo's sTRGEr CAR srRIKE,
Residents of the West sIde Compelled
to Travel on Noot.


to Travel on root.
CHIcAGo, June 3O.-At an early hour
this morning, in an "ail night loaeting7
held by the Conductors and Car Drivers
Association, motion @as made that a
strike of all the conductors on all the
lines of the West Side Division Railway
be inaugurated at o'clock this morning,
and that every member Of the association
be at the several barns at that hour 10
see that no cars should be started. The
motion was carried with cheers. The
demand for the reinstatement of fourteen
discharged employees is the cause of the
strike. One thousand men are members
Of the association, and the company
with whom they are cOntesting owns the
street car facilities for the Cutire portion
OF the city known as the West Side. AS
consequence the residents Of the West
Side are experiencing all the beauties of
an extended strike. The great body OF
the population were compelled to "foOt
it' to the business district. The streets
We're filed, however, with express wagons
and carts converted for the time being
into carryalls, and number of antlquated
omnibuses were resurretted for the occa-
sion to carry passengers. How long the
strike will last now appears to be uncer-
tain.
FIRFs PUT 9UT.
CAMDEN, q D.. j. 30-Nearly all
the glass wo,ts or 531tn Jersey put out
their fires to-day fer TWO months.
10000 s6gN IDLE.
BERLIN, June 30.-Forty thousand
hands are thrown out of employment
through the masorf' strike. The masters
are beginnIng 70 emplOy ioreign helm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

DUBLIN. june 3O.--Earl Of Carnarvou,
Lom Lieutenant OF Ireland, aud Right
Hon. s.r William Hart Dyke, Chief score
Jary for Ireland, were to-day sworn into
Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

sANDERsON, fla, June 3C.-lhe body
OF Robert Smith. who was reported
drowned near DarbyWllc, has not been
recovered as vet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
TORY TRIUAfPHs.
Irishmen Urge to Vote Against the Lib
eral Candidates.

LONDON, June 3O.-sir Michael E.
Hicks-Beach, Chancellor Of the Excheq-
uer; Hon. Edward stanhope Vice Presi-
dent Of the Council; Henry Chaulin, Char
cellor OF the Duchy Of Lancaster, and Sir
Richard Assheton Cross, Secretary for the
Home Department, have been reelected
to Parliament.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

NEW ORLEANS, June 30.--A special
from ViokshutF reports the iynching OF q
negro at smode's Dlace. sharkey county,
for outraging "a little girl named Anne
Curtis. II is said that the girl will die
from the injuries.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
Ihn nebl. Iln.lnclInn-

ro,,.. w AAs'lniAGrCN, june al.-phe esiimated
Sl6 l6',o5lsn 5e6 g6a ol the public debt for June is
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

Zen Years ior Forgery
TORONTO, june 3).--Bent aud White,
the Bank of scotland iorters, We're to-day
sentenced TO 10 years In the penltentiary
each
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1859 FAILURES.
The Number Increased Rut the Amount
of the LiablIs tics Decreased.

The Number Increased Rut the Amount
of the LisbIIstios Decreased.
NEW YORK, June 80 The mercantile
failures for the six months ending to-day
are reported by K. G. Dun & Co., OF the
mercantile agency, as G,OO4 in number
against 5.510 for the first six months in
1851. an increase Of 494failures. In LA
bilities, however, there is marked dimi-
mutton, the amount being for the drst halr
Of 1885 $14, 100000 as against 1924 600, 600
for the first six months Of
1884 In a circUIarannounciDC these sta
tistics, the fact is dwet upon that the
increase in failures Of less than 500 among
the number OF traders reported by this
agency, now over l,0J0,O00. is not sur
prising. while their diminishing import
ance, as shown by the low aggregate and
average OF liabilities, Is commented upon
as indicating a more favorable condition
Of things than existed at this time last
year.
GROCERs FAIL.
srAUNTON, VA. June 30.-Messrs. Det-
tor Il Co., dealers in fancy groceries, have
assigned. The assets and liabilities are
not stated.
FAILURE or A COAL COMPANY.
GREENsBURG. PA, June 30.-Tbe West
moreand County Coal and Coke Compa-
ny, having a capital stock Of 5000
has failed
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DISTINGUISHED PASSENGERS.
RussIA srInn BEhLICOsE.
/ 900 Persians Hard at Work on the
Trans-Caspian Hallway.

1 900 Persians Hard at Work on the
Transcription Hallway.
LONDON. June 30.-A dispatch from Te-
beran states that 1000 Persians are No
work constructing Trans-Gaspian rail-
way. Warl.keprcDarati0ns are still be-
ing continued by Russia. Rum0rs are Zoo
circulation In the bazaars of Teberau
that war viii probably occur after tho
Trans-Caspian railway is completed 90
Merry ln TOorkomauia uud aoout 200 miles
north from Horat in Afgaanistan.
FORTIFYIsG FORT HAMILTON.
LONDON. June 3o.-Kussiau advicos
from NladlYo8tock Says that Russian
steamship which attempted 20 enter Port
Hamilton was Intercepted and forbidden
20 enter Dy un EnTI8u mHn-of-~nr. The
English are SAID 10 ho t0rti'yiug The port
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

iN Fiih rhrNflAiltN'
PutLADFLrufAsJune 30.-Ihe National
sun Association Will meet at Asoon, Ga,
August D.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

EmpcA0r Williams indisposition.
Ems, hune 30 Emperor William prom
hed 30 lHond the regatta To-day. hut Was
unable lO dOsO. The doctors order him
n rcmdn in d0or5 ia order % avoid eN-
tileinfnl
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~ - - Washinalon.

PARIS, June 3J.-Unitel states sera-
tors Eustis OF Louisiana. and Allison, Of
Iowa, speaking at private dinner party
in this city to-day SAID tnat IL would ho "a
Noble idoa 20 erocta triumphant arch in
Washington 20 preserve The memory of
iae rektorati0u Gf the Union, and that
huch "a monument could not offend the
OF either North or south.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01

Cumb mborlnnd's Claims Quashed.
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