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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04
IRIsH CANDIDATES.
AR Parnen sHu -eIecting His Men for
Parliament.

AR. Parnel stlu electing His Men for
Parliament
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-Justin Mccarthy has
been selected to contest Londonderry in
the Nationalist interest.
Timothy Harrington, member Of Par
lament for Westmeath, has been selected
bv the natIonalists 10 contest St.Stephens
Green, Dublin, at the coming parli a.
mentary election.
The convention Of Nationalists in MayO
to-day was presided over by Mir. Parnel.
The candidates selected for members OF
Parliament are: Messrs. Dillon, Deasy,
Crilly, Of the Nation and Nanier O'Bnen.
BRIGHT CONDoLEs WITH BLgNNERHAs-
sETT.
LONDON, NOV, 3.-John Bright has
written a letter 10 Dr. Bieuuerhassett,
who Is contrasting Manchester tor tho
House Of Commons, cOudOlng with him
on the opposition n the lrishmcn Of that
city, who have joined the Tories instead
Of supporting the Liberals. The Tories.
Mr.. Bright says, refused to grant cOnces-
siOns 10 Ireland, while the Liberals are
willing 10 remove her grievances. Eng
land, be continues, has in the past treated
Ireland cruelty, but now lreland's great
est enemies are her professed leaders, who
incite her people TO disturb the peace and
destroy indu try. Mr.. Bright hopes there
are still patriotic Irisbmen ready TO make
an effort " maintain harmony with Eng
land
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KING NrILAN's STAND.
TYR 20 be Declared Unless the Status
Quo Ante is h stored.

BELGRADE, Nov. SIT is stated posi-
lively that King Milan does not intend 20
Invade Bulgaria. quits resolved TO declare
war against Bulgaris unless the st1'.'s
quo ante be restored in order to preserve
the balance OF power. The queen ana
court ladies supervise the prepare ION OF
linen for the Servian army. which Is en-
campeA at KuuZevatz. Amau arce ana
Hmmunitions leave Nisss daily TO! TIE
frontier.
1900 RESERVES CALLED OUT
A proclamation was issued to-day call
fng out the second class ot reserves ue
second cl4ss numbers l2,o1J men. III Is
explained that tine recent Vlolai' on OF Ihe
Bulgarian frontier ty >crviar troops "as
DwInE 20 the tact that patro.ing parties oi
Servians We're iguorart OF the precise SIT
nation ~ the boundary line
An ALLEGED ORDER TO ADVANCE.
IONpON. NOV. 4, "A. M.-The >iqn70r1
lris morning saws that toe serTlan army
las been ordered % advance into bli-
g2rIau territory. and that 10 is expected
latrhe army will enter Bulgaria today
$4,000 MAJORITY FOR LEE.
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. ;, A. M.-Three
hundred aud twenty mine voting precincts,
including Richmond. show a net Demo
cratic gain Of 1872. Calculating the re-
maindpr Of the state By the same ratio Of
gain. Lees majority VIII approximate
$4,000 The indications at o'clock this
morning are that toe Democrats viii have
tw0-thirds Of the Senate. and so out OF The
100 members Of the House Of Delegates.
John :. Wise comedies the Democratic
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DOG FAT DOG.
Cowboys to be sent AFTER Bands of In
dian Hunters.

Cowboys to be Sent after Bands of In
dian Hunters.
BISMARCK, OAK, Nov. st is reported
that a serious conflict is likely to occur
this week between the cattlemen and In
dian hunters in the bad lands Of Little
Missouri. The Indians number about 70
and have hunting permits from their agent
at Bertbold. They are accused Of start
nQ the fires which destroyed part OF the
cattle ranges and which the cowboys had
10 tight for 100 miles, day and night, for
seven DAYS. They are killing a great deal
IF game and are also accused of killing
stock. The Cattle Association on Tours
Jay next will send in party OF 80 COW
boys ~ order the Indians off the badlands
and see that they 20. The Indians being
well armed and having permits from their
agent, are expected 10 resist unless they
are surprised when separated in small
parties.
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sTEAD's SIDE OF THE STORY
Howard Vincent and Lord Dalhousie
Testify TO the Disgrscefui Trafiic.

Howard Vincent and Lord Dalhousie
Testify TO the Disgraceful Traffic.
LONDON. Nov. 3.-Mr stead, editor Of
the PAU Mail gazette, continued mis- tes-
timony on the opening Of the Central
Criminal Court to-day. when the trial OF
the defendants in tie Armst Ong abduc-
ton case was resumed. He declined 70
give the names OF the persons alleged 10
be guilty Of tue infamy c1arged IN the
Gdzette'S statement. on the ground that
Re promised MS iniormants TO observe
secrecy in that respect. He stated tnat
be gained mis- information by drinking
champagne and spending money m
bTo,hes. Mr.. stead then offered to call
Lily as a witness, but Justice Lopez
lined the offer. lis honor likewise
declined the evidence OF the Archbishop
Of Canterbury. Howard Vincent, a we'll
known newspaper spondent, who
reorgan.zed the detective system Of the
metropolitan police WIFI the designation
Of director OF criminal investigations, and
Lord Da hOusie testified to the magnitude
Of the infamous traffic in young girls for
IMMORAL purposes on the continent.
srEAD's SIMPLICITY.
Mr.. Stead admitted that he might have
been nudd el some hat as to the state
ments 81 Mrs. jarrett.
The Attorney General tWitted Mr. stead
over bis alleged 81 np' :!,y. and said the
girl had been taken a distance Of 300
miles in a single night by man who was
her Only cOmpaUiOn.
SIR. stead said nat he had entrusted the
details 81 the aGair 10 Bramwell Booth
The defense closed their side Of the case
this afternoon.
Justice Lopes directed the jury to return
verdict Of mot guilty" as To one Of the
defendants, Madame Elizabeth COombe.
Of the salvation Army. who had testified
that she had acted entirely under the d.
reofious ~ Prammpll R1Oth
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1nnrral 5nuitgtlonn

MANNTON.-The relatives ana friends OF
John > Mannion AMI family. Joseph Mannion,
Thomas Cannon and family, Joseph a. Logan
and family. are respectfully vited 70 attend
the funeral Of JosEPH. infant son OF the
former. from Torch sire {. bird door west 81
Jeffers u. at 8.sO o'cloco tn 5 AFTERNOON.
PRIN DTBLE.-The friends and acquaint-
auce Of John Prindlble and family are re-
spectfully invited % attend tn funeral OF
their Youngest d lighter, NELLIE. from their
residence, Bryan ana Price RE- Is, al 3 O'Clock
THIS "Wednesday AF fEENOON.
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JEROME PARK FLYERS.

Five Events Which Gave Good Horses
Chance to show Their Worth,
NEW YORK, Nov. "A great crowd of
people witnessed the races to-day at Je-
rome park. The events were as follows:
FIRST RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes;
one mile. ChOctaw won, with UbertO sec
Ond, and Mary Hamilton third. Time Az.
SECOND RACE-FTee handicap sweepstaker;
one ana quarter mlle2. Farewell won. with
reenheld second, and Elsenore third. Time
2.l6.
THIRD RACK-Free handicap sweepstakes;
one and hall miles. Unrest won, with Folas
second aud Fosteral third. Time 2:443L
oVhTh kACE-Porre $9VO' Tor ali ages;
with NolO second. and Tony Foster third
Time :ls. The winner was bought by A. .
Whitman for Ss35.
FIFTH RACE-Haudicap steeplechase, over
the fun course. Rose won. with Repeater
second, and Aurelian thirI. Time 4:29.
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NoRTH ATLANlIC GALE.

High Winds sim Blowing OF New
Brunswick.
HALIFAX, n. s. Nov. 3. Incoming yes
sells report that a storm is still raging
with great severity al sea, but thus far no
casualties among shipping have been re-
ported. kilograms from various points
show that the gale was feit over the
greater portion Of this province. II is re-
ported from Baddeck, y. b.. that the
storm was one Of the worst ever known
there. All small boats at the Wharves
were broken, and the only sailing vessel
IN port had TO be tOwed outside IN order to
be saved.
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Snrrial Elottrea.


State and County Taxes, SS5.
OFFICE COLLECTOR or STATE AND COUN-
TY TAXES. CHATHAM COUNTY. GAY
SAvAANAH, Oct. II, 1855. }
The Digest Is now open for the collection OF
the above taxes on all property, real and per-
sonal; the specific tax on professions; also,
the POLL TAX for educational purposes on
all MALE RESIDENTS Of the city and coun-
ty between the ages of q and 90 years.
Office at the court house. Hours from A.
N to9P.M. JAS. J. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector c. c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04
PnrtnrnI Onits Gnlnen.

PARIS, NOV. 3.-The dispute which
arose TWO years ago between the French
and Portuguese governments as 10 their
mutual Jurisdiction IN Guinea has been
settled. Portugal has ordered her Oti-
cials IN that corner Of Africa TO eyacuate
the States recently occupied by the POr-
tuguese as the delimltatiOn commission.
which has been sitting at Paris, has de-
cided that they belong 10 France.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04
A NAIL PANIC.
the Scarcity Caused by the Strike OF
the WOrkmeu.

NC SCARCELY NAused DIV the strike OF
the WorkmeI.
PITrsBURG, PA, Nov. 3.-There is a
naIl panic in Pittsburg and throughout
he west on account OF the nailers' strike.
Nails are difficult to obtain at SO - per
keg, and all that have been sold in this
market for the last 6 weeks have been
manufactured in the east. Builders and
contractors are complaining bitterly
about having 20 pay such enormous
prices for nails, and in one or two
extreme instances work on buildings not
urgent has been temporarily suspended
in the hope OF the strike coming TO an end.
Both sides, however, are still firm, and an
early set lement OF the difficulties is not
considered prOpable
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noomers Agnin Booming.

the reports Of agents in Indian Territory
secretary Lamar has requested the War
Department 10 remove the boomers Of OF
the Oklahoma lands. The information
contained in the AGENTS reports is 10 the
effect that large numbers OF persons sup
posed TO be boomers but claiming 10 be
treighters are crossing the borders into
Indian Territory.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04

NASHUA, n. H., Nov.3.-The municipal
election held here to-day resulted in the
election of the Democratic candidate for
Mayor. The Democrats elect members
OF the Board Ok Assessors, aud the Re
pubicaus elect 8. The city government
is Republican on joint ballot, the council
standing Republicans to ( Democrats.
The Board Of Education stands Repuh-
leans TO l Democrat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The following
patents were issued to-day; John Hill,
of Columbus, Ga, apparatus for eX-
fires; Richard ;. Windsor, Of
AmeIicus, Ga, a plane; George De Land,
of Jacksonville, Fla. combined umbrella
and cane; George w. Moore, of Dunedin,
Fla, ladder and fruit conveyer; James
Galloway, Of Spring Hill, assignor TO f.
j. and Z. f. Embers, EN- bers, ). c. flood
-
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CANADA,s PLAQUE.
4 Sufferer Refused Admission 10 "a Hos
pitaI and Dies In a Family.

TFF"N "IIt IIIVN II q y fILfII y.
MONTREAL, Nov 3.-The official re-
turns show IS deaths in the city yesterday
from smallpox, In Cote st. Louis, in
II. Jean Baptiste VILLAGE, in Ste. Cuue-
gonde, in st. Charles. A man residing
in SC. Jean Baptiste village, who was SUI.
tering from the disease, applied for ad-
mission TO the smallpox hospital a DAY or
TWO ago Offering to pay a dollar day, but
his application was refused. He procured
board In a French family N the village,
and dien there.
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Shot ana Killed.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. "a Huntsville,
Ala, special reports the shooting and
killingof Robert Kelly by j. 3. Finckler,
a railroad agent. The trouble was over
freight matters. Kelly cut Finckler in
the back with a kuiie. Finckler shot live
times at Kelly as he was running. Three
shots took effect and Kelly died in a few
moments. Finckler is under arrest az his
home seriously wounded.
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INDIANS IN POLITICS.
Fearing Ballot Box stufing They 20 on
the " arpath

Tne W afpAth
BUsrAMENrE, MEX, NOV. s. The In
dams retreated 70 the mountain canons,
a few mics distant, sunday. and made all
their arrangements for an attack on the
town last night. Col. Cisneros, with his
command Of state tr00us. arrived 1T noon.
and at once set out 20 attack the Indians.
They did not give him battle. buI fed IN
all directions He succeeded In capturing
four If the Indians. one Of the capJiYes
admitted than they caught a whlle man
early sunday morning and hung MIN UP
on a tree three times before he gave the
Information they wanted as % the num-
Der OF whites under arms in town. III Is
believed that the presence OF state troops
will prevent further trouble for the pres
ent.
CAUSE OF THE Trouble.
The town Offices are n the hands OF the
whites, and the Indians fearing ballot-boX
stuHiug during the coming elections de-
termined to take the Offices by force Of
arms. Early Friday morning they cap
tured the court house and jail The
whites rallied under the lead q Col san
tgs, and took shelter IN a church across
the street from the court house, and ~
once opened fire on the court house, ana
soon drove the Ind ans out, "a
they could not be induced ID fire
on the church owing 70 their
supsrsutioRs. When chasing the Ind ans
our Of town, one OF the whites was killed.
As his remains were being carried from
the caurch for burial saturday morning,
the Indians attacked the procession. The
whites were soon under arms and finally
drove the Indians out Of town alter kill
ing four and wounding fourteen. The
whites lost two killed and several wound
ed The chief Of police is among the
wounded. Bustamente, town Of 300 in
habitants, is located five miles west Of the
Mexican National railway and about hall
way between Monterey, Mex, and Laredo,
Tex.
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WAsmNGroN. Nov. 3.-The Signal
Corps station az Hatteras Inlet, n. c.. re-
ports that the stern OF the schooner Ann
4. sipple. Of New Bedford. came ashore
on OcracOke Beach oct. 2S. eight miles
south Of Ocracoke Life Saving station.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04

LONDON. Nov. 3.-Internal troubles in
Haytl have caused the British and French
representatives In that country 20 tele-
graph their respective governments 10
send men-oi-war there at once 70 protect
the foreign rpstdenta
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04
BURTON Sales Eut1,rr Dams,

TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
ByI.D. LaROCHE's SONS, Auction GERS.
Under an order of Court of Ordinary. will
sell at pubic cutlery in front of our store.
on SATURDAY, the l4th day of November
1885, at II O'Clock, A NJ,
l good serviceanle Mule. Sold for payment
of debts and distribution of estate Of Daniel
b. Johnson. LUCRETIA A. BAKER.
NOVEMBER 3, 1855. Administrators
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04

ST.. LOUIS. NOV. 3.-Mrs. Michael Gala
CHER. wife Of "a policeman living at No.
1904 Biddle street. became tho mother last
night OF bankruptcies, an girls. The
mother and children are ing well.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04
Frnnre,s NIinistry.

PARIS, Nov 3.-The Temps says that
the French Cabinet viii resign before the
Chamber meets, and that NJ. Bris~On will
form another ministry which Will include
M. de FreYcinet and majority Of the
present ministers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04
ltnafhor Innlnnllnna.

For the South Atlantic States TODAY:
Fair, warmer weather, and winds gener.
ally shifting TO southeast and southwest.
The height OF the river at Augusta at
1873 O'Clock p. n. yesterday augusta
time) was 80 feet--a fall OF IL feet dur
ing the past "a hours.
Comparative statement OF temperature
AZ Savannah Nov. 3. 1884 and 1885:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. In the Supreme
Court tp-day "A motion for a rehearng
and reargument In The Scott law refund
Ovorrulod.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04
Eraal Eloltrsn.

- EORGlA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice rs
N hereby gwen that 1 have made applica.
ton to the Court OF Ordinary Tor Chatham
county for order TO sell an the wild and an
guilty tied lands in the states OF Georgia and
Florida belonging TO the estate OF JOHN
LEWIS, d ceased, az private sale, for inc
payment Of debts nd distribution: and Thar
said order will be granted at DECEMBER
TERM lSsjl Ol eatt court. unless objection.
are filed. JOSEPH q. BULLGCH
Administrator ID. b. \. T.. T.. A. Estate Of
J hu Lewis.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 81. fssB
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Mnftei ID he Kelensed.

PARIS. Nov. 3.-Mattei. tho would-be
ASSASSIN Of NJ. de Ffeycinet, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, VIII soon be released
from prison.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice.
" Is hereby given 20 an parties Inv.
ing demands against CHARLES Y. WAKE.
Flo LID, late Of Chatham county. deceased
TO present them 20 me, properly made ont
within the time prescribed by law. SO ns to
show their character aud amounts and An
persons indebted TO said deceased are hereby
required 10 make i'm mediate payment III re
MARY WAKEFIELD.
Administratrix Estate Of Charles b. Wake
nlld. " " ''AN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04
Notice.

Neither the Captain nor Consignees of the
British steamship "Amaryllis," Black, Master.
will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-04

ri AVING purchased the interest 81 Mr.. "A
II X. pAsHfR in the business OF WARD
4 DA~HER, / Will continue the business of
W heewrgnt. Blacksmith and Horseshueing
Of which make a spc.alty at the o'd stand,
and hope by strict attention 20 business and
moderate charges 10 merit share Of conn.
dence. Thanking my many friends Tor past
iavnrs and soliciting continuance in the
lnture. am. ynurs truly. 4. A. WARD.
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Notice..

Neither the Captain nor Consignees of the
British steamship "AnnIe," New, Master, will
be responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew. A. MINIS & SONS.
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Notice..

All bills against the British steamship
''Nymphea,n Brooks, Master, must be pre-
sented at our office by or before II N.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 4, or payment thereof
will be debarred.
A. MINIS & SONS, Consignees.
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Notice

have this day appointed JNO. WALSH
my attorney during my absence from the
state. WILLIAM WALSH,
Executor Estate Thos. j. W ash.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-16

A meeting of the Illinois Association
in Nadeau Hall last night was called to
order at s o'clock by W. G.. Cochran,
Chairman.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Vernon made an explanation CON
corning the programme for the evening.
Miss Bluett, of Chicago, favored the
audience with some choice instrumental
music.
The committee appointed to suggest
the names of seven additional Vice Pres
idents and an assistant Secretary re-
ported as follows: Vice Presidents, DR..
Mcfarland of Jacksonville, Capt. w. p.
Wright of Cairo, II. Jeyne OF Chicago,
Mrs. NJ. A. Parcels OF Charleston, Miss
MAY Homes of Paxton, Mrs. b. Il.
Renne of Benson, Mrs. II. l.. Hunting
ton of Aurora. Assistant Secretary,
Mrs. Butteriield of Rauler. The report
OF the committee was adopted and the
persons named were elected to the posi-
tons designated.
Hon. George w. Knox, of Chicago,
delivered an address GU the early days
of Illinois and the wonderful progress of
the State during the past quarter of a
century.
The following new names were added
to the list of members: Judge w. ii.
MageeMa ttoon; j, d. Feehan, Mrs, j..
d. Feeham, the Misses Feeham, Chi
cago; X NJ. Parcels, Charleston; G..
Stromce and wife, Highwood; Myron
4. Tarble and wife, Aurora; H. n. Pret-
tymnn, Havana; +. G.. A. Denckman
and wife, Miss Denckman, Rock Island;
P. S. Goodwin, Chicago; VIM. Noble,
New Boston; Hiram Leonard and wife,
Jerseyville; W. X. Hasson, Lewiston;
Carter Pierpont, Chicago; W. ii. II.
Adams, kankakee; f, w. Mattern and
wife, Daniel II Hale, Chicago; Rev. l.,
p. Crawford, Bloomington; s. N. Thar.
per, Mendoza; Miss Ollie Mortimer,
Chicago; Mrs. G. V. Baldwin, Danville;
Mrs. &. NJ. Holton, Metropolis; Mrs. h.
T. TAYLOR, Jacksonville Mrs. w. II.
Lewis, Peoria; Mrs. G.. N. Hasson,
Lewiston; Mrs. w. Stanberry, Miss
Oracle Stanberry, Cairo; Mrs. NJ. A.
Hitchcock, Pekin; Mrs. W, II. Griffin,
Sterling; Miss C. Beck, Quincy; Miss +,
b. Waite, Chicago.
On calling to order after recess Prof,
Sobieski, of Chicago, favored the audi
ence with n song.
Miss Feeham, of Chicago, then gave a
recitation entitled "Woman's Rights
and was greeted with applause.
Mis- Tmble of Aurora followed with
song, accompanied by Miss Carrie
Laux, of Chicago.
The following committees were then
appointed for duty at the next meeting
On introductions Ira More,
Mrs. Allis, Miss Pierpont, G. w. knoS
and Miss Bluett.
On INTERCHANGEABLE Bluett, Mr.
kellaw, Mrs. Dawson, Miss White anc
Miss Woodruff.
The question of mid winter picnic
at Pasadena or Lamanda Park was intro
duced by Fred l.. Allies, and it was de
eided to hold one, aud the following
committee was appointed to perfect ar
rangements for that purpose and to re
port at the next meeting: Judge W. II
Magee, Fred l.. Allies, w. II. Griffin
Mrs. Tarble and Miss j A. Ackerman
The meeting then adjourned to NEE
December 29th.
The meeting was most pronounced
success, there being about $50 person.
present. and the utmost sociability wa
manifested.