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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07
PnInit and Preacher.

There has been several accessions to the
Baptist church at Thomaston recently.
The annual camp-meeting at Robins
camp grounds, six miles from Cedartown,
Is In progress.
One of the greatest revivals ever seen in
that section has been for the past two
week at Moore's Grove Baptist church.
ARRANGEMENTS are in progress for the
commencement of the proposed addition
and improvements to the Methodist
church at Brunswick.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07
Genrqln Thrln.

Albany stands much In need OF a saw
ings bank.
A great many sorghum mills and evap-
orators are being sold ~ Rome.
A. X. Childs, at the Sawtee mine, in
White county, Is working In some very
rich ore.
The boiler for the new steamer John j.
seay has arrived at Rome. II is ~ feet
long and ~ In diameter.
There are no spare dwellings in Cedar
town and have not been for some time.
Several could b8 rented II built.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07
Farm Facts.

The potato crop in Epson county
promises an abundant yield.
The peach crop in Brooks county is
about exhausted, but pears still hold
out.
Cotton has been coming into Quitman
for the past two weeks at the rate of fifty
bales per day.
Cotton picking has begun in earnest in
Epson. Farmers are happy over the good
crop prospects.
Cotton is beginning to open in Polk
county and ten days hence the fields will
be fairly alive with pickers extracting the
fleecy staple.
Tim Alderman, who lives in the Tallo-
kas district of Brooks county, brought to
Quitman a day or two ago a LeConte pear
that weighed 1917 ounces.
r. A. Forester. of Lee county, made 10
carloads of melons on 20 acres this year,
from which he realized $500 over and
above freight and commissions.
Dave Hobbs, who lives on Hanna
hatchie creek, in Stewart county, has
sold this year $l20 worth OF peaches from
an orchard that covers only three-quarters
OF an acre.
Cooper & Murray, of Athens, have
Swear old horse. sired by the celebrated
trOtting stallion Beaumont. that bids fair
to make a record IN the tr0tting world.
He is only years old. and with proper
training, can be brought down in the 40's.
The cotton crop about Winterville will
be about 20 10 % per cent. better than last
year, and last years crop was The poorest
ever seen there. The hay crop is i'm
mense this year, and our farmers are saw
ing large quantities Of il. Frank How
ard, with mower, cut 10000 pounds OF
hay in eight hours.
Cochran Messenger: The State press
teens with good news from the farmers.
From Rabun Gap to Bainbridge, and
NickaiacI TO the sea comes the cheering
news that the fertile lands of Georgia are
yielding such crops as they have seldom
yielded before. Verify, the dawn il
breaking, and the day Of our redemption
is nigh.
FLORIDA.
The banana crop in Nassau county this
year is more promising than for several
years past.
The peach crop OF Bradford county this
season is estimated 10 he $500. The
Peen-to and honey peach sold at fabulous
prices.
1t is conceded by operators az Fernan-
dina that the crop Of sea island cotton
has been reduced nearly one-balf by the
worm and the recent great storm.
DR.. r. Y. II. Thomas, Of Cedar Key, has
purchased 1900 acres Of land in Cult
Hammock, and has employed 100 hands,
who will commence clearing and planting
oranges this fall.
Down on the Indian river the pineapple
fields are nearly cleared Of fruit. A few
plants are blooming for a winter crop.
Scuppernong grapes and mang0es have
been in order recently, and now the
guayas are beginning TO ripen in quantI-
ties.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07

$50 dozen ChIldreu's colored border Handker-
chiefs 2bc. a dozen; reduced from Gee.
l25 dozen Chiloren's colored border Handker-
chiefs themmed) 219c. each; reduced from
&c.
100 dozen Ladies' fast color. broad hem Hand
kerchiefs l0c.; reduced from lSc.
rs dozen Ladies fast color, broad hem Linen
Handkerchief l5c.; reduced from 25c.
1000 assorted other styles, finer grade Hand
kerchlefs, proportiOnately as cheap.
so dozen Ladies' fine colored Hose at l5c. I;
reduced from 25c.
40 dozen Ladies' regular made Fancy Hose
zoe; reduced from soc.
35 dozen very fine Genuine Balbriggan Hose
goo; reduced from 47c.
IS dozen Ladies regular made Solid Color
Hose Csc. per pair: reduced from 40c.
One lot 6-length Ladies' Black and COored
Taffeta silk Gloves 42c.; reduced from 75c,
One lot S-length Ladies' Black and COOred
Tafleta Six Gloves Soc: radnced from sc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07

lastered. ~ WI INV 20 '''"s b
we railroads. - wy VI
NOV. 'Iasmere business is lively and i'm
'e'Nents are steadily progressing.
b1 ps" houses are still going up at Lees
wibior ana all expect lively times this
has on re r. Miner, of the semi-Tropical
tow og y, the ONCE OF treasurer OF tho
hapi,e.,D ilck for the bank building is being
NAV 20 the ground, and soon Eustis
4, ''Ast Ola dne brick building.
lee,s5, sald THAT but 1880 has been col
low 1l ile 1000 subscribed by Orlando
plasa tAe Methodist college at that
oI NJ en-. atimer has resigned the position
yares VI. 10Y tae T., o. a A. road at Ia.
point,t hhal James NJ Budd has been APP
'.'u his Successor.
side NV tSe brick building is going up along
hank nank hhilding at Leesburg. The
probsti hot open yet for business. and
'''s VIII not be before Nov. 1.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07
STYLES
~. OUShOF'F''S
MAMMOTH MILLINERY HOUSE.
Only One of the Kind South.

receiving Novelties fall
and COOed Straws; full lines VeIvet Tips, Plumes
Feathers, Pushes Ribbons The
still in demand and certainly have thousands em
but simply that in future, the
prices BOTTOM and call everywhere
then call We
pieces haBdme richest
$O0;
picked our cee-
baed AlSi RibbOnNO 1Oc, lee, 10
Ribbons any price.
-. RROUSKOFEV.
STREET
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07

One lot lO-leugth LADIES' Black and Colored
Tafeta silk Gloves 75c.; reduced from
81 %.
200 yards broad Oriental Laces at lie. a yard;
reduced from zoe.
100 yards extra wide Oriental Laces 25c. a
yard; reduced from 40c.
400 yards elegant patterns Fancy Laces at I0c.
yard; reduced from 25c. and $50.
One lot Ladies' all wool Black and Colored
Jerseys at 81; reduced from 81 So
One lot Ladies' Black Worsted Jerseys only
81 90; reduced frOfn 81.
One lot LADIES' Black Worsted JERSEYS fbow
and plat back 81; reduced from SO.
Ladies' and Children's straw Hats, formerly
Csc; reduced now 20 Toe. and l5c.
Ladies and Chidren's straw Hats, formerly
SOC. and 75c., reduced now to CSC.
Ladies' and Children's straw Hats, formerly
81 and 81 50; reduced now to Soc
COME EARLY AND GET THE CHOICE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-07
The Armstrong Scandal.


FROM inc A theHs bdn1'eT- KdfchNdn.
From ecentdevelopments IL seems that
DR.. Armstrong, the eminent divine Of At
lanta, has been the victim OF a deep-aid
scheme to ruin him. A lawyer from Rich
mond, Va. who was once denied admis-
sion into DR.. Armstrong; church on ac-
count OF his had character, met DIR. A. in
Cincinnati, where tue lawyer had moved.
He informed DR.. A. that a niece OF his
had arrived in Cincinnati from
Richmond, Va, and was In house OF III
fame, but could not inform him OF the
name OF the house Of VIII ch his niece was
an inmate. DR.. Armstrong Immediately
procured a hack and started In pursuit OF
his fallen relative, and, after visiting sew
eral houses Of bad character, found bis
niece and brought her away with bin.
The Richmond lawyer and scoundrel in
sworn 10 be revenged on DR.. Arm
strong for not admitting him into his
church. and put the blood-thirsty re-
porters on his track. and the late scandal
IL the result. The lawyer who put up
this diaboical job on DR.. Armstrong
should, II there IL any law in Ohio, get
the full benefit II.
TUE French Countess de Marto Mirabeau
gets the Martel in her name from the COgnac
dietiller. who is her father-in-law, aud the
Mrabeau from the orator. who was her great
grandfather. She shone socially In the time
Of Napoleon, and aspires 10 literary honor az
a novelist. Last winter she was burned on
on her by some enemy, and now aho Gomez
forward with a story Of having been fred
upon through a window Of her chateau AZ
NeuillE. The police do not believe hsr.
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nstIIttsru ann yartrtu GOODS.
YOUR LAST CHANCE /!
= i A T 3 II Il X IS.
13s BROUGHTON STREET..

We shall left Prices
have shall stand
balance prices
LOOK! LOOXG LOOKx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-26
nE uELD TINE Fowr.
IN. O. Times Democrat. /


A fsv years ago q large numbef OF
railroad passenger aRents we're son0fe-
gated 81 Jseksouville. Fla, eodeavofina
10 secure bosincss for their respective
roads. ~ the travel Of Northern tourists
happened 70 be very large that winter
While the passenger AGENTS we're infect
ina the hotels and makia9 things lively
and having . jolly time among them
selves, the editor OF one Of the Jsckson.
vile papers came out In an editorial and
called the passenger agents body snatch
srs, and declared thai thsy we're . mai
sancs, and stated in positive tsrms thai
they should be kspe away from the de-
pos by the police. Tue article aroused
the ire of the passenger neu, and they
held q meeting at hotel 70 devise vays
and msAns 10 b avenged.
nsau Cnmposll o9sssd . Doetoo. which
vas sd0p1ed, TO APPOINT oommittee "a
ee called the rStracsion committee. vho
ehould sall ON The editor end compel
him 20 apologise. Mr.. Campbell. % the
Joke GOES, Was made chairman OF the
coumistee. and, In compa1y With ~
srAl cshsrs started In search Of ,hs
oflice Of the abusive paper. After soms
d,ficulty the once Was fosnd, and
Ascending Q couple Of fii9hts Of DARK
rickesy ssairs, Mr.. CAmpbsll and hin
committee entered O room and dioeov
cred q thin, conservative looking ltttls
man seated az . ooArss pine table
writing by the light Of . dirty TALES
candle.
Ars 700 the editor and respousiels
man Of this papsxf" anksd 0ampoeli
bssouina bold - hs noted The fact
that see editor vas Q very diminssis'
man.
eyes, cir; | an the editor and rsspso
sibie man."
swell. cir, did yoa vriss shia Outrage
cos artiolefs shundsred CamposIl - b
Dot On isok Of tsrrihis raee.
YsA uro.s that Afssals." eainy 70
piled she small editor. j.
/. rh<u. sss, vs demand thai ysu apol
os,ss and rssracs What 700 have said
instantly" said Oampbsll, in thunder
81 never apologize, !" replied the editor
"and want 700 10 go Gus q here u
very quick sfyIe;' and be pulled ont o.
a drawer In the table before him six
shooter foot long ard eovsred "a
crowd With IL Colonel BOB osrrest
vho vas thers 20 render moral snppof
10 the comaitsss. eAys he reached ID
bottom Of the stain nrss. With the -
psindsr Of the eonufsses gaiiopsns o
his hsetA
Wheu The osmmissss reached the hose
tbs oshss pnsssnesr aGenfs vess anxiool
10 knou ubss saces8 they had nee With
Mr.. Csnpbeil. After calming himseif
sxplAined that the inssnssos vss isoda
Sc. bot ewing 10 circumssasces the exs
cut,ou uas faulty. He also remarked
thar his friends Voald have 70 wait enti
sheoi vas frossn over before be voui<
consent TO scrve again on Q ressscsso'
committee.
Colonel Garrett ays the next morn
in9 the editor came oos u has pAps
snd rsppsd the agents. up ths sask. -
matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-26

0enssss In heavy weather. He ss,s b
10 Authorized By Mr.. Caldwell n. Colt
owner OF the DauntIeas, % match hen
against any yaeht for Z nee scro0 the
Atlantic Ocean. either way, for q wager
Of $40, 100.
4 Record Broken.
sPNSoTrKLD IN SIS Sept. zs.-Rich-
ard howell made a speciaI effort % the
hampden Park bicycle track today, To
orsak the record for the safety bicycle.
dis time Was as follows: Quarter, a
seconds; half. IN three-ouarsers,
2OlZ mile, 2:43. Ibis IN 81 seconds
better than the beat previous mile on
record.
one Hundred and SIX.
PoUoHxKKPsIx. N. Y, Sept. 2.-Moses
hsrrinells, Christian Jew, los years
old, died today at the county poorhouse
he came TO the United States from Ger
many 70 years ago, having travelled all
over the world In ls49 he walked 10
California and worked in the geld mines
for several years. meeting With success.
For macy years be took a brownies 3
part In camp meetings and other reii-
gioos gatherings, and preached in sun
day sch ools or wherever be conld secure
an audience. He vas unmarried.
Murdered By Ms Wife.
HnLTovs, Pa, Sept. 25-Thomas v.
Thompson married Masd Z. Jones, an
abandoned woman, last spring. and has
been IN trouble ever since. some days
ago while drunk the woman threatened
TO murder him II be did not turn away
his aged father and mother. Her has
band locked her 10 Q room for several
days until her debsuch wore of. She
made threats OF revenge when released
Today abe carried them DOT by killing
her husband vita an axe, nearly sever
ing the mans head from his bedy while
he vas lying on a lounge IN his Office.
Mrs. Thompson wrote a note explain
ing that she cobsummated the murder,
and then committed suicide by cutting
her throat with razor.
Jim ward shoots william Messiek.
CLkKxsvILLE, Tex.. Sept. 25.-Wm.
Messick, q planter, was riding to town
today when he met jim Ward, Who
without warning raised Winchester
and shot Messiok down. and then csoliy
emptied the Winchester into the pros
trate form Of his victim. Ward fed.
A posse 10 now searching for him. He
will be lynched II caught. some time
ago q negro vss mysteriously murdered
on Aesslck's plantation, and Messick
suspected Ward of the crime.
Baseball.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Pittsburg 5,
Baltimore 10.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 25.-Chicago n,
Providence 3.
New YoRK, Sept. 25.-Buffaio l, New
York Is.
Brooklyn 3, 81. Louis 6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-26

II Teuryson can write sueh . fright
fally poor poeza On the kaeiisA nAvy,
10 % heart ssokensng 20 think vhae tns
rssult vouid have besn had - vritasn
shoos The United States navy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-26
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been appointed
guardian s..Sn, !. q shs e.sAss Of VIM; n Bell
By The Probate Court Of said King coun-
Y, which Court has adjudged the said
VIM. ~. Bell incapa able Of conducfina his
own affairs; and all persons Indebted 70
or having claims against sAid person or
his estate. and all persons desiring 70
mott sed that tho undermined, alope. q
authorized 70 transact business for or In
behalf Of said VIM. ~ Bell.
Dated August "a, 1855.
auH iw WIN, ri. HC0HEa
q uardisn OF the estate OF VIM. N. Beil.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-26
The University Of Washing
ton Territory,
LOCATED At SEATTLE. WI.

OFryRs SUPERIOR ADVANTAGE
" 10 Al who msy wish either . Classioal.
scientinc. Normal or Business Cd nca tioa-
The best Of teachers arp provided fo-
each Of ths dep&rtmentn.
The actual transportation expeuses N
tbs Universi'y will be dedu cted from The
annual tuition charges
Board Is offered AZ tho extremeIy low
prices Of ~ 80 70 " par week. Ladies
ment occupy entirely separate nusldina.L
ne nrst term opens Monday, Augnsl
"a. ls6a
For further information sddrs~. IN,
President III pOWrfI
aus I'm Seaftio w r.
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FOREIGN.
CHALLENGE Aerepfed,

Noahsoo9e AccepeeOs
vIorozIA. B. C., Sept. 25.-Keyley's
ohallsoee TO the Coast for single scall-
Ing match for one thousand dollars has
i,sen accepted by Paine, a local celeb
rity.
4 Cabinet Cssneii.
L,ssDoS, Sept. ga Cabinet Council
has been summoned for tomorrow. Ii
10 said that the Roumelian difficulty will
bs the subject az discussion.
The Pspe wni Mediate.
RoxE, Sept. 25.-Ths Pope has agreed
to mediate between Germany and Spain
with regard 10 the Carolines question.
subject to certain conditions which have
not yet been promulgated.
Cyelsae In the orieas.
CALCUTTA, Sept. "a fearful cysleue
has visited Fake Point, Q port on the
Bag Of Bengal. The telegraph lines
have been swept avay. Il b probable
that many vessels have been wrecked on
the bay. 4 eovcfumsut steamer has
gone 10 reader any assistance that may
Be needed.
Lcspos, Sept. 25.-Reports have been
received here Of Q cyclone At Calcutta
In which several ships foundered and Q
great many persons we're drowned.
Rain n nexses.
CrrYoF Mxxoo. SEPT 2S.-Heavy rains
continue IN the valley Of Mexico. There
| 10 NO com nanication ret BY railway With
the United States, nor Will any train
leave here tonight on the Central Rail
way.
VICTORIA, eept g - Several steam
sealing schoonsrs viil Be sold tomorrov
10 cover mortgages
Il ID reported that the Provi icial az
thostsies have decided 20 cot the hair Of
all the prisoners in the jsils. whites and
Chinese. elese to the scalp. The Chi
| nese prisoosrs have heretofore soccess-
| fnily rs9ssed adj Efforts 10 crop them.
Tie missing hosnt keeper has not been
foond and b beloved 20 have perished
| in The woods while in state Of delIriun.
TIE Chsaesa-
NApsfn, Seps. &-There we're 67a
nsw cAsss and 40 deaths from cholera
reported yesterday throughout spain.
Roxx, 6spe- a. Cholefa reports from
Palermo for shs pass - hoors SHOW l5e
nsv cases and - deaths. Al Parma
dsrins the same psriod there we're ssven
nsu cAsss and Ave de.thA several
easss are reported from other pointA
1 usry AnAesssa WsaaAs uerssif.
Dumxu. seps. 2S.- Mary Asaersou
ap~eared q Jufiea In Renee and Jc-
lIes- here tonishs. In the st~boine
scspe she ssssdsusaliy inflicted sii4hs
voand in her bosous- IL crsatsd s<n-
snsioa vAieh vas oely allsyed By Aiaa
Apdsssoa's sppsArsscs before tne car
tnin and assuring the aoasence thai Tie
wound sustained vas only sriiina.
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FOR SALE.
A CARD.

VNO THE HOP GROWERS OF THE
i Pacific Cost: wish TO say that a.
Dealer aad Commiss on MsI chant In Hops
in the city Of New York for ths past eigh-
teen years. Offer my sslf for the sale Of
you Hops. Being well known among tho
trade rs well As the Bre wers throughout
the country. ! have great facilities for
making quick saiee. Liberal advances
made: Correspondence and samples 90
licited. either direct or through Messrs. A.
Chilberx & Co.. Seattle, w. I.
PAUL WEILBACHKR,
lIdwl0d D Whitehall It. New YORK.
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TEE TCnR.
LOUfsyfLLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 25.-The good
weather continues but it is somewhat
warm. The track vas dusty, and the
attendance was very good.
Three quarter mile heats-First heat
ConklinR Won, Hermane second, Clean
er third; time 1:l6. Second heat, Conk-
ling won, Cleaner second, Hefmine
third; time 1:lex.
Mile aud q quarter won.
Emma n. secoad, Lady Maynard third;
time 2:llx. afs
Mile and a half-Keens ven, Pow
haitian second. Lucky Baldwin third;
time 2:3s1s.
Three quarter mile-0rimaldi won,
Sir Joseph second, Aeoushine third;
time i161S.
Miis--Forest won, Doublet second;
Grow Wallace third; time Las.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YoRx, Sept. 25.-At Brighton
Beach to-day there was one of the largest
crowds in attendance of the present
season and one Of the largest programs
of events, the second race having no
less tkan twenty starters. As q ooRse-
quence some were bound 10 get left. 10
this particular instance Valley Forge,
who Was one OF the favorites in this
race, was held by bis owner. Mr.. O. W.
Daley, until be vas left standing at the
post. As q large amount of money was
up, remarks on this singular proceeding
we're very much more strong than sle-
CANT. In the same race the rider Of Joe
5. immediately after the start pulled up
his horse and left the race. This horse
sold "a the favorite In the auction pools.
and the judges held an Investigation
The jockey said that owing TO the large
number OF horses In the race he could
not get away. and would not punish bis
horse when there vas no show for win
ming.
First race. for maiden three year
olds and upward, ceiling race, three
fourths Of Q mile-Beckis b. won,
Archbishop ssoond, King Robin third
time, LARK.
Second race, selling race, one mile
Cardinal McClosky Won. Frolic second
Fellowplay third time, LA.
Third race, for all aRee, mile and an
eiQhth-Tom Martin won, Dutch Roller
second. Hiehhieht third time, 56hs
Fourth race, for all ages, handicap,
mile and q quarter -Huuka Won, Nettie
second. Lemon third time, 2:l4.
Fifth race, handicap s,eepls chase,
short oourse-Judge Griffith von,
Olivette second, Will DAVIS third: time
3:l2l.
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Killed ~ Apaehe..

LoapssuKo. N. NJ, Sept, 3A--Nevs
- tuss been received thar on lass SAtur-
oy ". Raspberry, rancher, vas killed
~ TIE Apaehcs on his ranch IN Graham
e0aAty, Arizona.
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vIcToniA. B. C., Sept. 25.--Keyley's
challeoRe TO the Coast for single scall-
ins match for one thousand dollars has
heen accepted by Paine, local celeb
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Raln fn Uexteo.

CrrY OF MxxIoo. Sept 2S.-Heavy rains
oontinne In the valley Of Mexico. There
10 no com anicasion ret by railway with
the United States, nor vii any train
leave here tonight on the Central Raii
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DxSvKR. Sept S.-TodAys dlspatcees
tscm she held report Coekrsil's ranch.
= TIE Magellan range, a. surrsuDded By
indiana The settlers have taken refuge
q TIE ranch and are prepared 10 meet
N attack. New deprsAatioss are ~
ported Major Dicxey's company of the
Twenty -seeond Infantry b within Is
nalee Of the ranch. Ne anxiety 10 felt
fos the safety Of adisssns setslsne MIS-
TIE naussless DaunslesA.
NEW Yoxx. sept. 2.-CApsAin heat-
eonefy. ealing master Of the yaeht
psentises, vhich vas % badly heaten
q the English cutter GensstA in he
neentcu's Reef race, sttributss the faet
Ne tiehs Wind which prsvsilsd dur
Ne tfsk half Of The raos, end b con-
neses that HE yacht ean oatfoos Ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-26

ATHENS, Sept. %. - Five thousand
troops OF the reserve force have been
formed into an army corps. Seventeen
thousand regular troops, ineladinR all
branches of the army. are massinQ on
the frontier bordering ON Thessaly. A
feeling OF indignation prevails through.
out 6reeoe over recent events in Rou
melia. The King will be unable to land
before nooa on Sunday, owing to quar-
antine regulations.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-PIttsburg 5,
Baltimore 10.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 25.-Chicago q,
Providence 3.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 25.-Buffaio l, New
York Is.
Brooklyn 3, Sc. Louis 6.
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PHILIPPoPoLIs, Sept. 25.-It is stated
that Prince Alexander has teleera pied
to the Car that be will abdicate in
favor OF any successor the Gar NAV
select. II be will allow Russian officers
to remain 10 the Bulgarian army and
guarantee that Russia will preserve the
unity of Bulgaria and Roumslla-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-26

New yoRK, Sept. ga WASHINGTON
specisi TO the Post, giving an intervies
with Postmaster General Villas, says
that no decision Of any kind has been
fpached In the matter OF Harry Dono-
van, superintendent of carriers in the
Chicago possofiice, Who has been elected
Yrssadent of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club. and the Postmaster General
even Gays that the matter 10 not now
undef consideration.