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Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
ERIN WELCOMES WALSH.
CITIZENS LOOSE THE HORSES
AND DRAW HIS CARRIAGE.

The New Archbishop Flooded with Ads
dresses of Welcome and Congratula-
tiOn-A Promise that Irelsnd's Wishes
and Needs Have Been so Plainly Laid
Before Pope Leo that Intrigue will b0
of No Await
DUBLIN, Sept. 4.-Archbishop Walsh
arrived here to-day and was given an ens
thusiastic ovation. lie received adj
dresses of welcome from the Lord Mayor
and the municipal authorities. The
streets were crowded.
IRELAND's ONLY REMEDY.
Archbishop Walsh, replying to the ad-
dress Of the municipal authorities, said
that he had q deep and settled conviction
that the only remedy for the grievances
which ireland had long labOred with par
tial success to remove was restoration OF
the rights of which she had been de-
prlved a century ago by means as shames
ful as any that the records OF national
iniamy could disclose. He reioiced with
them that the flag which fell from the
dying O'Connell has again been boldly
uplifted, and he prayed that it would
never be refurled until the Irish Parlia~
ment was restored.
THE ARRIVAL AT KINGSTON.
Upon his arrival at Kingston, Archs
bishop Walsh was met by local bodies Of
Parnellites, which presented HIN with
addresses of welcome. The Archbishop.
replying to the addresses, said that he had
placed before the Pope the wants, wishes,
aims and desires OF the Irish people, with
whom the Pope expressed himself as being
In fun sympathy. The representa-
tions of the Irish prelates to his
Holiness made impossible IN the future
misrepresentation of Ireland's cause. The
Archbishop made a similar reply to the
addresses presented to him in Dublin.
When he entered bis carriage 1he enthu-
siastio crowd removed the horses and
dragged the carriage to the
Arch-Episcopal residence. Archbishop
Walsh afterward appeared on the balcony
OF his residence and blessed the assem-
blage. Bands paraded the streets up TO y
late hour playing national airs.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
GEoRGIA's LEGISLATURE.
M ost of the Time Spent in Fixing Days
for Special Bills.

for Special Bills.
ATLANTA, Sept. Am the Senate to-
day the sp cial order of the day, which
was the consideration OF Mr.. Hoyle's
State prohibition bill, was dispensed with
and made the special order for Thursday
OF next week.
The bill tor proper assessment Of
taxes was made the special order for
Wednesday.
The bill to amend the constitution of
the State so as to provide for an annual
session of the Legislature was set as the
come up after the prohibition biH is dis
posed Of
The bill to amend the charter Of Balm
bridge, so as to provide for the reglstra-
tiOn of voters, was passed.
SOLD BY CoLoUITT.
A resolution of the House, providing
for the appointment OF a joint committee
10 inquire into and ascertain by what
right the Georgia Pacific railway il using
the track and right-Ofway OF the Western
and Atlantic road, was taken up and con
Cured in. tt was stated that the records
snow that the Georgia Pacific. through
its agent, Gen. Gordon, purchased from
the State through Gov. COlquitt the rights
Western and Atlantic track for all time
for $1,000. The joint committee may
develope some interesting information
when it gets down to work.
IN THE HOUSE.
In the House to-day, on motion of MIR.
Britt, of Marion, the military bill wa
taken from the table for the purpose of
having it recOnsidered. The bill was re-
considered and then laid on the table
The friends OF the bill have stricken from
it the appropriation clause, and think
that the bill will now pass.
Dir. Pringle's general local option bill.
as amended by the Senate, was made the
special order for Tuesday next.
The State Geological bureau bill, upon
which there is an adverse report by the
committee, was made the special order
for Thursday n"xt.
The bill providing for holding a consti-
tutional convention was set down for
consideration on Tuesday next.
The tax assessors bill, providing for
correct assessment OF property for taxa
tion, was made the special order for
Thursday.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for repairs
on the State university was made the
special order for w dnesdav next.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
IowA's PROHIBITION FIGHT.
An Effort to Carry a Petition for an In
junction to the Federal Court.

An Effort TO Carry Petition for an In
junction to the Federal Court.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Sept. 4.--Arguments
were heard in the District Court. yester-
day, on application of the defendants for
the removal to the Federal Court of the
petition for a temporary injunction
against the saloon keepers. Capt. Adams,
attorney for the prohibitlonists, opposed
the application for removal on the ground
that it act out merely conclusions of law,
not facts which would oust the court out
OF its injunction. Col. Lyon, one Of the
attorneys for the defendants, followed
with an argument in which he
held that the petition did set out
sufficient grounds for removal. He ques-
toned the morality OF the people of the
State of Iowa IN inviting for
eigners to their Sta e to build
breweries and then enactIng laws
to render that property worthless. The
Judge decided in favor of allowing the re-
mOval Cf injunction cases to the Federal
court. This decision has been anxi0usly
awaited by both sides and is considered
another victory for the personal liberty
marty.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
/ PENALTY OF BLIC OFFICE.

entertainment OF Official PersOnages
Not to be at Government Expense.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Judge May
#fsrd, second Comptroller of the Treasury,
las decided an interesting point in con-
'asring an item Of S4OO in the accounts
Paymaster Stevenson, United States
navy for expenses incurred by Rear Ad-
MIRA Jouett, Of the United States steam
s4lP tennessee, in entertaining the fol-
o"ns public officials at the New Or
b5aHs Exposition: Director General
oIIAe ;l5 and party, Gov. McEuery, of Lou
,'tua' stan and friends; Gov
'lfney OF Rhode Island. staff
uu friends, the Mexican Commits
oHeI ana party, Gov. Cameron, of V r
h'ut' slan Snd friends. The accounts
ele approved by Secretary Chandler.
l Inspector Stevenson certihes that the
cle7 used IN the entertainment of the
,s guests were regularly purchased i'm
ivN market by order OF Commander an
q w, 4,,,g commanding The Tennessee. Rear
'tI''di ''uett acknowledges the receipt
'1e money TO pay the bill.
IHE PAYMENT NOT AUTHORIZED.
aus second Comptroller saws that he
a1 und no law for these expenditures
,t .udl there Is no statute or naval regu-
,,gI oI "nIch imposes on naval officers the
vi entertaining public officials az the
Pouse OF the government. He saws: "It
e W the penalties OF official position
E 'Ie Incumbent is sometimes required
~, o'.laI usage or the etiquette of bis sta
54 10 extend hospitalities 10 persons.
iilea 'N eccasions when, as private
Don ne would be free from
1rio- "uHsations. But il is a
4 pn.re.. ., No.untauly assumed. and
t",eHlly not Of such magnitude as TO
press the ambition of men 10 seek MN.
Aa, Yo'1ohs. There is no bill Of items
sspIea with this voucher. and [ am not
voue1 oI The character OF the outlay.
~ 'udt 10 is declared that the public
4 6o,. Yves required the delivery Of the
4 h "eu Toned ARTICLES" from which
tbor5 "e III rred that they were mer.
n tDo u' Some character not embraced
Bhin ,s,,'' guar supplies with which the
~. THE RESPONSIBILITY.
.,IIs Idymaster mas paid the hill in Vood
tNc.a auu o{ order Of the commanding
Ia-,it ana he should be projected. At
~ called 10 section 2s5 OF the re-
a. Ties, which provides that in
Anag5.ll .lte .ne one IN question the com
4 a,.u- olleer who orders the purchase
ma. ueid reepon-ible for It's payment.
4 h. tit ,le disbursing officer who paid
i ber.i n.y. bis direction. The item Is
4avr,.le allowed IN the accounts Of the
i Ia ee,. and might under tue stature
b. ~ seo against the commanding off.
ihe mn ne voucher. however. shows that
Bone, was received by Rear Admiral
b. h " eummandlng the squadron, and
st,t,s'' money belonging 70 the United
Iws6 uulawiully expended IL may be fol-
|fsceS mo whatever hands IL can be
Ibonid ana restitution compelled. IL
|atfer os, ereiore be charged against the
yaraa-,i au,ieer Jouett) in his accounts, and
''u AZ advanced against his salary.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
''THE" DAVIS ON THE STAND.
The Panel Game Explained-HilI to be
Used AS a Witness


NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The Davis-Hol-
land examination was continued before
Justice German this afternoon. "The'
DAVIS was a witness. He had no business
except that of being supposed to be deal
ing In counterfeit money, and he had been
engaged in this negative vocation with
his murdered brother twelve years. He
told again the story of the visits of Hill and
Holland, and again described the murder
scene, during which the witness became
excited. He illustrated in pantomime
b fore the court the manner OF changing
the two bags in the pannel game.
TO USE HILL AS A WITNESS.
When Davis had finished, the prosecu-
tion asked the discharge of Hill, HOl-
lands accomplice, or companion. in order
that he might be called as witness for
the people against Holland. The pris-
oner's lawyer vehemently protested, and
when OYerruled by the court and Hill was
summoned to the stand, the prisoners
lawyer commanded Hill to refuse to take
the oath or affirm. This Hill did and was
promptly committed to the house Of de-
sertion for reflection. Bail was fixed al
$4,000, and Texas friends of Hill and
Holland drew forth big rolls of bills for
bail. The Justice refused money as
security and demanded real estate sure
ties. Holland was committed without
bail to await the action of the grand jury.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
TANIMANY IN TRIM.
The Party Candidate Promised the Sup
port OF the Organ cation.

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Hugh J. Grant
presided at a meeting Of the Tammany
Hall Committee on Organization tonight
Gen. Spinola reported John Kelly i'm
proved in health and as sure to be at the
political helm In this campaign. In the
course Of his remarks, Col. Il. T. Wood
said that Tammany Hall had no cand date
for Governor. Any man nominated by
the party would receive the support Of
the organizai n. 1t was hoped, however,
that the candidate would be free from
factional prejudices and brois, and who
would receive the support OF the DemOc-
racy OF the State. The primaries will be
held early in October.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
EDITOR w. ooNGRr ssNIAN.

j. ID. Brady Assaulted by j. w. II.
Porter In a Railroad Car.
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 4.--John W. H..
Porter, editor OF the Portsmouth Enter
prise, assaulted Congressman james d.
Brady, OF Petersburg, this morning at
the Norfolk and Western railroad depot.
The parties were separated aud no dam
age was done. Mr. Brady considered
himself aggrieved at a recent editorial in
the Enterprise, ard reioined by a fierce
personal attack Porter In the shape OF a
circular, which has been freely distributed
tbrOugout this section. Mr. b ady was
leaving for Petersburg when Mr.. Porter
assaulted him in the car.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
BLOWN 10 ATOMS.
Jostling of a Wsson EKp'odes 1000
Pounds OF Dynamite.

Pounds OF Dynamite.
PETERBOROUGH, ONT, Sept. A
waeon-oad Of dynamite exploded near
Lakefeld to-day. Two men and team
Of horses were blown to pieces. The shock
was felt for miles around.
The wagon contained 1000 pounds Of
dynamite. The explosion occurred while
passing through a dense tamarack
swamp. A hole go feet in diameter and 10
feet deep marks the spot where the
wagon was when the explosion took
place. Trees for 30 Yards on each side OF
the place were cut down and reduced 10
splinters. Pieces OF the iron work of the
wagon, pieces Of harness and bodies Of
men and horses have been picked up a
great distance from the spot. The shock
in the valley was terrific. The people In
the vicinity deserted their houses, sup
posing tbe shock TO be an earthquake.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
scnIdcd ln nenth on q ProneIIer.

AMHERsTBURG, ONT. Sept. 4.-Tha
water bottom Of fhe sseam barge Cleve-
land blew out this morning on the lake
near this place. allowing the steam to es-
cape. John Ward, deck hand who was
in the forehOld. could not escape, and was
sca1ed 10 death. Edward Dennis, fire.
man, is thought 10 be fatally scalded.
John r. Roberts. the engineer, had his
legs badly scalded. Mollie PLACER, the
cook. was slightly scalded. Toe boat
was picked up by propeller and towed
into this port. fN
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
Concessions 90 ireland.

DUBLIN, Sept. 4.-Tlmotby Healy.
member OF Parliament for Monagnan,
made a speech 40 Londonderry to-day. IN
the course Of which he said that ireland
had gained concession alter concession,
which II had been deemed impossible Tor
her 10 obtain and would ultimately secure
all that she desired.
Messrs. Davitt, Harrington and Red
mond were among those who welcomed
Archbishop Walsh.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
AUFDEMoRrE AND SHEPPARD.
Both Arraigned in COurt-Bonda Put
Way Up In the Thousands.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Al. H. Aufde-
morte and Erasmus Sheppard We're ar
raigned to-day before United States Com
missioner Wright. They waived exam
inatlon and were remanded. Assistant
District Attorney Gurley represented the
government and Judge Luzenberg and s.
3. Rice the accused. AuidemOrte and
Sheppard we're charged jointly with con-
spiracy, and Auf1emOrte was then
charsed sngly with embezzlement. They
pleaded not gulty.aAuidemOrte's bOud In
both cases was nxed at 10000, and Shep-
Dard's at SiO.U0O
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
Tory I.iheralltY.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Lord Randolph
Churchill In an address at sheffield thlk
evening declared that the Tories had de-
clded not 10 cOerce Ireland, even before
they entered office. lie contended that
Lord Harrington, IN his inm0st heart,
leaned toward the Tories.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
The Hanoverian a Total Wreck.

sT. JOINS. n. f.. Sept. 4.--Advices
from Trepassey state that divers examin-
ed the Hanoverian to-day, and found the
rudder and rudder post cieaYed from the
stern and the cargo rushing ont through
two vast gaping holes. The damage as
certained Is irreparable, and the bottom
of the ship is imbedded on a ragged rock.
The TensdOs has just arrived, having on
board 1853 passengers.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05

IRvNGroN, n. Y. Sept. 4.--Rev. DR..
stephen n. Tying, sr., died at his residence
here az midnight last night
DR.. ryng was 80 years old and was re-
tired on a pension OF $1,000 yearly by the
congregation OF 81. Georges. He has
been insane for the last two or three
Vaura
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
KossUrH, MARX & 90. FAIL.
Preferences of sI07,47 Dun A. Co. a
Weekly Report.

hehhy hopDFts
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The business fail
ures throughout the country during the
last seven days, as reported to r. q. Dun
& Co., number for the United States 146,
and for Canada 10.
Kossuth, Adolphus and Jacob Marx,
the company firm OF kossuth, Marx g.
Co, jewellers, OF Maiden lane, made an
ASSIGNMENT to-day, for the benefit Of their
ere iitors, 10 julius Lipman, giving prefer
epcps to the amount Of Sl07.475 No
further statement is made public.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
M. seta,a HodY Kecovered.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.--Tbe body Of
Mrs. Della Seta, who was drowned Tues
day night, was found this morning. The
body OF the son Of senator Morgan was
recovered late this afternoon. IL will bo
buried ia Washington.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
A FRENcn PROTEST.

PARIS, Sept. 4.-The natives Of Alsaca
and Lorraine, residing in this city. hay0
determined 10 run two candidates for tho
Chamber Of Deputies as protest against
Germany's annexation Of those provinces.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
A CneIr NTnnufaetorv Burned.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 4.-Fire here
this morning destroyed the cask manu-
factory Of schwarzwalder a. Son. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. The property
is insured for $50, 900.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
ApRIFT oFF sAVANNAH.
"A Dog Rescued From the Hun OF the
BARK Csrolina suaaDnah.

Bark Carolina SuaaDnah.
GALVESTON, Sept. 4.-The officers Of the
steamer Lone Star. which arrived here 10.
day from New York. report finding on the
coast Of Georgia of Savannah the hull OF
the German bark Carolina Snsannah Of
Dantzlc. There was nothing left OF the
vessel but the naked hull. The only sign
Of life on board was a bull dog. The
starving animal wes rescued. The wreck
was fred but would not burn, being wa
ter-logged. Nothing is known here Of the
destination Of the unfortunate bark or the
fate Of the crew.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
CoRDoNING SMALLPOX.

The Ontario Government Establishes
Strict Precautionary Measures.
MONTREAL, Sept. 4.-There were II new
cases Of smallpox in this city yesterday,
and % deaths.
A large meeting of leading citizens was
held to-day, and il was resolved TO spare
no expense In an attempt to stamp out
the smallpox epidemic.
STRICT RULES IN ONTARIO.
TORONTO, ONT Sept. 4.-The Ontario
Government has passed an order in coun-
Gil authorizing the Provincial Board OF
Health 70 appoint inspectors, with power
to board all trains and steamboats, com
Ing westward from Montreal, and to com
pei all passengers To produce certificates
OF vaccination, or be vaccnated on the
spot. The importation OF rags and second
hand clothin from Montreal is strictly
prohibited, and all local boards of health
are empowered 10 proceed with cnmpul-
sorry vaccination where cases OF smallpox
may be reported.
AN INFECTED SHIP OFF BOSTON.
BOSTON, Sept. 4.-The schooner Dallas
Hill, which arrived here from St. John,
N. B., Aug %, was docked at Chelsea.
Capt. Robson was taken sick shortly
afterward, and to-day the disease was
pronounced malignant smallpox, and
the patient was taken 10 Gallup's island
The vessel was then thoroughly tumi-
gated. Ii appears that Capt. Robson's
wife, who lives in st. John, has been sick
with the disease for some time.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
A Reward for the Train Robbers.

JEFFERSON CrrY, Mo-. Sept. 4.-Goy.
Marmaduke this evening issued proola-
nation Offering "A reward Of 1000 each
for the arrest and conviction OF the four
men engaged in the train robbery 40 Blue
Springs Wednesday night, aud calling
upon all Sherifis and peace officers In the
State 10 AID IN the search.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05

LONDON, Sept. 4.--The government OF
India Is making arrangements 10 intro
duce the territorial system In the natyo
army as far az feasible.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
ALFONSO IN A FRIGHT.
Francis Joseph Asked to Lend BIS In~
huence-Islands Occupied.


Francis Joseph Asked to Lend Bis Ina
huence-Islands Occupied.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Spanish ironclad
Gragon has landed troops on the Belew
isla DIS, and the Spanish Admiral has
been ordered to likewise occupy zap,
Babelthuap, Ponapi, and otherisands OF
the Caroline group. German officials in
those waters have been Instructed nos to
interfere with the carrying out of the
Spanish Admiraps order.
ALFONSO APPEALS TO AUSTRIA.
LONDON, Sept. At is reported thag
King Alfonso will ask the Emperor OF
Austria to use his influence with the
German Government In behalf Of Spain,
and TO persuade Prince Bismarck to aban-
don his scheme Of occupation of the Caro-
line islands. King Alfonso, il is further
reported, saws that the affair has so
aroused the Spanish people that he would
lose his throne If he should reoede from
the claim Of Spain to the islands. and that
Spain would be ruined II he should push
it forward.
GERMANY's ATTITUDE.
LONDON, Sept. 3, 3 A. MA LaGraneja.
dispatch says that Germany sent note
to Spain dated Aug. Q, notifying her Of the
intention Of Germany to annex the Caro-
lines. In this note Germany made a
special reservation In favor Of the claim
Of third party, provided Spain was able
to show by acts OF protection
or possession that the right Of sovereignty
was vested in herself In that event Ger
many would be willing TO withdraw all
claims to the islands.
A Berlin correspondent says that tha
Spanish Government declines TO submit
the CarolInes' dispute To arbitration.
NEWapApERH ASKED TO RE pRUDWNT
MADRID. Sept. 4.-The government to-
daV assembled the editors OF the newspa-
pers of this city and asked them to OBJ
serve prudence Ia commenting on the ae-
tion OF Germany In she Caroline Islands.
kilograms of foreign correspondents VILE
be stopped unless the correspondents give
I'D the cipher keYa.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
Won HohenIohe's Severe Policy.

BERLIN. Sept. 4.-Prince Won Hohen
lohe, the new Governor Of A SAGE and
Lorraine, intends 90 rule with greater
stringency over the Frencbmen IN that
province. He IL supported in this policy
by Emporer William and Prince Bis
marck
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
a Cottage for Evicted widows.

DUBLIN. Sept. AIT Tournafala,
county Limerick, Fathers Murphy and
Clifford, assisted by about 200 people,
have built cottage for evicted widows.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
RIEL LEFT TO HIS FATE.
Secretary Bavard Not Disposed to In
terfere.

Secretary BaYard Not Disposed to In
terfere.
QUEBEC, Sept. 4.-Major Mallet, an in-
iuentlal French-Canadlan, now in the
United States, sends Communication to
RiePs sympathizers in which he gives the
substance fan interview held with Sec
retary Bayard respecting RiePs case as
follows:
First. The American Government will
not take the initiative in the researches
to be made 10 establish Riel's title "
American citizenship or his rights In that
quality.
GIVEN NO ATTENTION.
Second. Up TO the present the American
government has not gwen any attention
to the question beyond inqUiring from the
War Department as 10 the truth Of the
statement that Riel was made prisoner
on American soil, thls inquiry having
been made on demand Of a citizen Of New
York, who asked for information on the
subject.
Third. The government will not con-
slider the question in any wav, unless IL be
presented for its consideration in form !
manner, with statement in writing OF
The facts and arguments upon which an
application for its intervention is based.
THE TRIAL NOT TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Fourth. The government is not dis
posed to investigate the facts or 10 review
the proceedings Of the court which
passed judgment on Rjel, unless it is
shown that RiePs trial was conducted ac-
cOrding TO more vigorous methods than
would he adopted IN tho trial OF a sub
ject Of Her Majesty the Queen under like
circumstances.
TRIALS FOR TREASON.
Fifth. The government recognizes the
principle that every country has the right
to determine for itself what constitutes
treason, and is rot disposed TO question
the right OF Canada TO have tried Riel for
treason even II he were an American citi-
en- by birth or process Of naturalization.
The Secretary considered RlePs case like
that OF the IRISH revOlutlOnsts, as they
are styled, In so far that the American
government would do all that it was
proper TO do for Riel as ii had done for
gNl
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
TWENTY CATTLE LOST.

VANDALIA, Ills, Sept. 4.--Mr. Deane, a
prominent farmer living miles south OF
Nandalla. has lost 20 head Of cattle out Of
drove OF 100 head during the last few
DAYS, and some 10 head more are sick.
The disease ~ pronounced by the cattle
men OF this vicinity TO be- pleuro-pneumO-
mia. The State Veterinarian has been
CALLED for.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-05
CATTLE AND HOG PLAQUES.
A Strange Disease stretching Out tn,
Pnrkara Arnnnd Rnckfnra IIIa

A Strange Disease Stretching Out the
POrkers, Around Rockford, Ills.
ROCKFORD, Ills, Sept. 4.-Farmers IN
the north part OF this county report a
strange fatality among hogs. The dis
case seems In the nature ofa lung trouble
and IL is killing of porkers at a rapid rate.
Mrs. Mary Morgan, Of Shirland, lost
twelve fine hogs, Miles Fickes
lost twenty large pigs and all
his little ones, and William
A. Phelps has been burying four or five
day for the past week or more. The dis.
ease seems 10 be confined 10 the northern
part OF this county and along the WiscOn-
sin line. The reports from RocktOn are
still worse. Nearly every farmer is ex-
periencing trouble, ana two have lost
nearly 100 hogs apiece. Some contend
that It is genuine cholera and not lung
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