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FOREIGN NOTES.


Princess Beatrice's wedding takes place
to-day.
The emperors of Germany and Austria
will meet at Gastein August 7.
Russia has sent fresh proposals to Lon
don concerning the Afghan frontier.
One thousand seven hundred and fifty
two new cases and 6s5 deaths Of cholera,
in Spain, yesterday.
Mr.. Lee, secretary o allegation at Vienna.
will take charge of the American legation
until autumn, VIXEN a new minister will
be appointed. In the meantime Mr..
Kelley is in Paris and will draw his sal
AIRY.
The house of lords has decided the
peerage case in favor of Major Maitland,
the descendant of Mary Macadam who
was married TO the Earl Of Landerdale, in
New York, in I7T2, two days before the
latters death, and who had borne him
three , The lords held that this
marriage legalized the offspring.
, 1885-07-23

"A MISPLACED switch saved a little
Ferguson street boy yesterday FROM get
ting a trimming when he had
seized the family feline by the caudal ex-
uemily aud was whirhng her AROUND,
making what be called a '%'cat-tail organ"
The music was KS feline as ever came irom
catgut.
, 1885-07-23

The relatives ofthe late Mr. Suratt do
not want Brick Pomeroy to put the
money he proposes to raise into a mJnu-
ment for Mrs. Suratt Those relatives
uecd not give themselves any uneasiucss
on that score for two reasons. viz. PEG
pie nowadays are not fools enough to give
Brick Pomeroy money for that purpose,
and if they did, he wouldn't use il for
that purpose He needs it in his husi.
hess.
, 1885-07-23

A JUDGE in Georgia has lately beer
sentenced for larceny. That judge was d
sort Of a chronic criminal court.
, 1885-07-23
The Gourd Beside the spring.

az NANhAa , - III U.s.
The gallant knight, in dsysof Old.
sang Raily fagon songs
The monarch drained his cup OF gold
And laughed his peoples wrongs
WITH goblets, flowing to the brim.
Bacehantes drank their wl8e.
But no allurinF rosy rim
Brings song to harp Of mine.
Yet notes OF mem'ry sweeily come
In songs I love to sing.
An hearty, healthy bumpers from
The gonri beside the sprog.
h soldier loves his old c%anteeu.
And sounds In song It's praise,
The lover toasts his mistress-quccn
In win%e-begotten lays
The soul Of poesy's outpoured
Alike TO cup aud king.
And all forget the brown old gouni
They drank from at the spring.
There's happiness Ia banquet halls.
Amid The bright and gay,
Where brilliant song the soul cnthralls
And wit and wine hold sway,
hut all the Joys Ia mem'ry stored
No sweeter thought can bring
Than those OF draughts from ont the gouI,
with Nell. beside the spring.
VA Ti4seher.
, 1885-07-23

Engraving IN al 10 branches is dons
ZEuNER. JACKSON x BuEcuSER's.
, 1885-07-23
To Ranchmen ana cauiemen.

Omaha steel barbed wire. Call for
prices at Arp q Conveys.
, 1885-07-23

Ask your grocer for Denver Best Soap
, 1885-07-23

a PARAGRAPH is going the rounds
headed, How far can one see?" We
know Of one who cant see an inch, be-
cause he is blind, while Others can see far
enough to know hat there won't be a re-
publican in a federal Office in this country
by Christmas
, 1885-07-23

MANAGER BoARDMAN is around Wild
eyed with a new scheme. He has evolved
a plan for utilizing grasshoppers. His
scheme is to start a brewery and use the
hops for beer.
, 1885-07-23

TnE Choyonnes say they had no idea Of
war. Plenty of blue coats and bayonets
are very effective in taking war ideas out
ofthem. This chances are that they were
only assembled for the purpose OF going
to church in a body.
, 1885-07-23

An exhibition of artistic embroidery
will be hold at Az Sixteenth street, July
%, "a and %. 1855. The public is invited
m affop1 nae
, 1885-07-23

A FEW days ago 200 people were pois-
oned in an Italian village by eating ice
cream. Tho item is going to save many
a young Americans overcoat from the
pawn brokers' and they should remem-
Der it with deep gratitude next Thanks
u,virr
, 1885-07-23

THERE are 1000 lawyers in the state
of New York. What an appalling state
TO be IN.
, 1885-07-23

Large and pleasant billiard ROOM
Short order counter, on the European
plan. in charge of a first class New York
cook. Everything in the market served
in a manner to tempt the most fasudious.
WESTON & KELLY,
PrODrietors, 34S Seventeenth street.
, 1885-07-23
NEW YORK CLUB.

Fine bar supplied with choice liquors
and cigars.
, 1885-07-23

TnIs is the wedding day Of the Princess
Beatrice. Circumstances over which we
have no control preclude the possibility Of
Al attending the ceremony. The affair
will probably go off all right however
, 1885-07-23

Riner & johnson have soldiers. add
tional and other land scnps, which they
are selling cheaper than any firm in the
West Call at 30s Carey block, and get
figures. tts
, 1885-07-23

| have q large outfit ofteams and scra-
pers, and am prepared to fill, on short no.
tice, large or small contracts for bitches.
Will guarantee satisfaction. | will be
near Fort Fetterman until fall. Address
at Cheyenne or Fort Fetterman.
CHARLEY MC(iARvEY
Pure fruit juices and rock candy syrups
used only in Rhodes and TroSelrs soda
water.
, 1885-07-23

After marriage. what9' AT Presby
terrain church, this evening at { o'clock.
, 1885-07-23

A box Of matches with each quarters
worth Of cigars sold at DR.. Hunts Eagle
pharmacy, for the next ten days.
, 1885-07-23

"A New YORKER left his spring over
coat hanging out of the window, and a
sparrow made a nestin eoft the pockets. -
Ten to one it was an editors pocket,
which accounts for the space in the pocket
to spare, OH
, 1885-07-23

For hight underwear and hosiery 20 to
Polack's
, 1885-07-23

1T seems to be impossible in Denverto
convict a prisoner on a charge of counter
fciting." So says a Denver paper. This
isn't so much of a commentary on the
counterfeiters as it is on the peers who
try them.
, 1885-07-23

FoR SALB-An old franc house. Cor
ner Eighteenth and Evans. Cheap.
Bert Richie.
, 1885-07-23

FoR SALE-The hotel in Carbon,
known as the Carbon House, with saloon
and billiard table, is for sale by G. Bo.
berr. Carbon. Wyo.
, 1885-07-23

Pure, delicious Ice cream and the fines.
soda water with all the various fruit syr
ups at II. III. Ellis.
, 1885-07-23

Valentine Baker is offering for sale
some city property that IL cheap.
$4,000 Acre. Of Land r..r sale.

$4,000 Acres of Land rsr sale.
Twenty FIVE thousand acres of railroad
land, from six to fifteen miles Fast OF
Cheyenne city, township -, range ca, 65
and GO, better known as the n. X. Davis
and Abney ranches. Ii is splendid grazing
and hay lands and a good investment as
the lands are doubling in value every year.
VIII sell single sections or altogether as
parties want it, for cash or ten years time.
For information as 10 terms and prices
address the South Platte Loan and Trust
Company, Holdrege, Neb., or G. Il. Han.
san, Kearney, Neb, or w. j. Garland,
Pine Bluffs, Wyo.. Agents.
, 1885-07-23

'''uee" lucas
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
RED-MoUTHED ROSA.
He Urges the Dynamiters to Go to War,
While He Stayk In % Safe Place.

LONDON, Aug. 22-The Pau Mall Ca
sette, this afternoon, publishes a copy of
a letter from O'Donovan Rossa TO his
dynamite agents in Havre and Antwerp.
In this Rossa blames the agents for their
present inactivity and says to them;
''You have plenty OF oat meal and wont
use it,"
He then commands them to recommence
the dynamite war and arrange for several
simultaneous explosions in England
forthwith" "Red Jim McDermott," ROssa
says, "is still living, although there is a
standing reward OF $4,000 for his execu-
ton" The correspondent OF the Gdsette
attributes the present apparent apathy
among the dynamiters TO the wranglings
between the radical section Of the party
and the modeTates. The LATTER, be says,
wish to give the present Tory Prime Min
lister, Marquis OF Salisbury, fair trial,
and they contend that pursuit OF the pol
icy of evaporation against England just
now will hOpeiessy destroy all chances
OF home rule
PARNELL AND DAVITT UNITED.
The feud between the Davitt and Par
nell sections Of the Nationalist has been
recOnciled. Some of Mr.. Dayitt's sun
porters urged him to maintain his opposi-
tlon unless Mr.. Parnell disavowed any
alliance, tacit or otherwise with the Con-
servatives. Mr.. Davitt decided, however,
for the unity Of the party in the coming
election to adhere to Mr.. Parnell. In his
speech at Longford he said that the only
Parliamentary policy for Ireland was the
policy Of MIR. Parnell. No other pro-
gramme would be tolerated in the coming
election campaign. The Natioualists viii
only nominate Parnellites for ParliaAen
United Ireland says. on the same SUD-
ject: "Mr. Davitt's declaration caused
profound relief throughout the country.
1t is taken as n pledge that Ireland has
escaped being rocked with dissensiOns on
the eve Of the most mOmentous election
in her history"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
FIGHTING THE PLAQUES.
MICHIGAN GUARDING AGAINST
INVASION FROM CANADA.

The National Health Authorities In
structed to Cooperate with Those of
theState-The Terror-strioken People
OF Granada at the Mercy OF the
Cholera.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Acting Secre-
tary Fairchild has decided to comply with
the request from the Governor of Michi-
gan for the temporary appointment of
sanitary inspectors to aid the State
authorizes in preventing the introduction
of smallpox into Michigan from Canadian
ports. These inspectors will be under
direction OF the Marine Hospital Bureau,
and will be located at the principal points
OF entry, such as Detroit, Port Huron,
and at the crossing of the Canada Sou tn
ern railroad. Surgeon Sawtelle, of the
Marine Hospital service. stationed at De-
troit, has been instructed TO arrange the
necessary details aud to act in connection
with the local authorities.
LESS THAN TWELVE NEW CASES.
MONTREAL, Aug. 22.-There were less
than dozen new cases of smallpox re-
ported in this city to-day. The demand
for vaccine matter is great. Two drug
gists report the sale OF $4,000 points with
in the past two days. Cases Of the disease
are so numerous in the city that many
houses have been overlooked in placard-
ing. Strict quarantine has been estab-
lished on the water between Montreal
and the outside world. Certificates of
disintection must accompany articles for
shipment. Stringent measures will be
adopted to stamp out the disease in 81.
Jean lie Baptiste, q suburb of this city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
C.oyS0LATION FOR KELLEY
uop L.EANE DECL ARES HIS
oi'' pFJECTION AN HONOR.

.sa+ the Government will Com
f.+. - Him for what He Loses Ftnan-
Assuranoe Given OF the SympR-
80 an the Right Minded Catholics
tne United states.
D.o,,,oND. VA, Aug. 22.-Right Rev.
,Dton Tobn J. Keane, of the diocese OF
,,.s,,ord recently wrote letter to Hon.
n Kelley in relation to what he terms
l.h1 shameful persecution" that gentle
IA suffering. The letter is written
.-oo st Paul, Mimi, the Bishop being at
l.osont in the far West conducting a
ar;es ot spiritual retreats for the clergy.
The Bishop says;
.,,,de to the treatment inflicted on you
insult. not only TO one Of the most highly
90 deservedly esteemed Catholics OF TIE
anu asDrose az Richmond, and one of The most
tlnyored citizens Of Virginia, but through him
lonV' lonT Sis low Catholics aud fellow ittzeus
" " Tts couutrv and the Holy Father himself;
I'm, I'm mis- insult to you ! can see no humllla-
.,oo ~, ave to hose who have offered 1t.
REJECTION AN HONOR.
r.rss An honor to be unwelcome by gov
.rn,oent whose whole course has been marked
Sy iriustice and lrrehgIon, and the govern
s.rt of Austria having by It's recent acb
Hs3s irself abettor Of the guilt and partner
~ ,be shame has thereby ade itself incapa-
meof Illuminating you. While have regretted
Ge pttaoks made upon you by part OF the
SsUy press, still that need not
,cncerp us much as nothing better
e. to he expected from such
wrtisap and interested sources, have
pmerisllv depored the criticisms passed upon
~, bv some Catholic scribolers who in their
,Ssl 10 appear clever and ultra orthodox have
sverlooked the fact thst the cause for which
van ware suffering was a refutation as well
4 GropdemuatiOn and shame OF their stric-
tnr,s hut 10 ia a comfort to know that the ut
er@ces OF hese wholly Unauthorized critics
69Testsolute.y no weight beyond the intint-
tesnal weignt of the individuals themselves.
CATHOLIC SYMPATHY.
I an confident that all Catholics whose
ninio5 YOU would esteem honor you for the
ner.eeltion YOU have suffered for truth and
tusuce sake Your position Is indeed an en-
4 bsrrsssng one, with a family to provide
. for and your business transferred to others;
4 but sufsIy it cannot be that our government,
4 whose weu-meant action has placed you in
n mi. embarrassment. will leave you in it or
n fail Il provide that you be in no way loser
N bvit: nd even should that happen, which l
s. cannot believe, still am confident that your
4 well-Enown qualities of head and heart will
a vet se,ure to you career both Of honor and
vpoNf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
MHIsKYls TAXATION.
The Western Dis'ilIers to Contest the
Extra Levy.

The Western Dis Hers to Contest the
Extra Levy.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 22.-The internal
revenue bureau is preparing a schedule
fine txes to be assessed against the
Great Western, Manhattan, w oolners and
other disillers of Peoria, ILL.,, on account
Ofexcess5f spirits over the gauge meas
ure foundin recent shipments made by
them to Philadelphia, New York, and
B8ltimOre. The assessment will be for
warded tothe collector at Peoria for col
lection. The taxes will, undOu btedly, be
paid according to an understanding had
when the spirits, which had been seized
Tor examination, were released.
TO BE LEGALLY DECIDED.
It is stated, however, that the payments
viii be made under protest, and that the
istillers will take legal steps to recover
le money. Their claim for a remittance
the tax will, it is said, be based on the
ground that the spirits in dispute were
gauged twice bya gauging rod in the only
manner recognized by law, and duly GER
uled by the proper officers of the govern
ment, and that the action Of the Commits
slOnef IN causing subsequent examiua-
SOu oy cup measure was unauthorized
Oy law and not binding on the distillers.
sEIZING A BREWERY.
- rFHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Special
treasury Agent Plummer and Assistant
internal Revenue officers made a raid
Yesterday upon Peter Walters Enterprise
brewing Company on account of their
barrels being improperly stamped. This
afternoon the brewery was seized by Col
.ecior Gerke, and libel was asked TOR
sI snG SUIT is to be entered for penalties.
subsequently the libel was issued.
THE CUT AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATG Aug. 22.-The situation in
.ne WHISKY market remains about the
,aue, The pool price of 81 Is being still
.ue nominal quotation. The break made
Ing sales. - P'''
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
ON THE CURB AT ATLANTA.
Georgia LimestOne's Superior Qualities
Proved by Severe Test.


ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 22.-The remains
of DR.. Joseph Thompson were buried to-
day in Oakland cemetery. The services
were attended at the First Presbyterian
Church, of which congregation he had
been a member for many years. The
church was filed to overfowing by the
leading people of the city. The funeral
was one Of the largest ever seen in At
lanta.
THE CAPITOL COMMISSIONERS.
The Capitol Commissioners held regu-
lar monthly meeting here to-day, at which
all the members were present. The estI-
mates for the work done during the
month, amounting to $24, 900 were handed
in by the contractors, examined by the
board, and ordered paid. A resolution
was passed inviting the Capitol Commits
sioners of Colorado, Texas, Indiana and
South Carolina, which States are now
building new capitols, to be present at
the laying of the corner stone Of Georgia's
new capitol on Sept. ?. The board then
adjourned until the 3lst instant. when the
members will come to Atlanta, and re-
main over until after the laying of the
corner stone. After holding a busi-
ness meeting the board visited
the building and inspected the
work. Pieces of Georgia marble Georgia
granite, and oOlitic limestone were then
submitted to vigorous test. They were
thrown into furnace and allowed to re-
main an hour. After that they were taken
out and allowed to cool off. While they
were getting Oollarge quantities of water
was poured over the blocks. The effect
was that the marble and granite crumbled
away and the limestone remained solid,
showing that heat and water had little eff
feet on it.
The House held a short session this
morning, reading House bills the second
time and several bills on first and second
reading.
DEATH ON A SLEEPER,
This afternoon Thomas j. NJ. Nolan,
who resides on Marigny street, New Or
leans, died in his berth on q sleeper of the
Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line, just as
the train arrived at the depot. The de-
ceased was prominent citizen of New
Orleans, and was 3S years of age. He
died from infiammatOry rheumatism. He
was on his return home after spending
some weeks at the White Sulphur Springs,
Va. His remains were forwarded to-
night to relatives at New Orleans.
AwAR OF RATES.
The bitter rivalry between the Western
and Atlantic, and the East Tennessee,
virginia ana georgia railroad, between
Chattanooga and Atlanta, has again re-
suited in war Of rates at Chattanooga.
Tonight the Western and Atlantic an
nounced a cut of 20 per cent. on the rates
to all Eastern points via the Piedmont
Air Line. 1t is not known whether the
East Tennessee precipitated the war as no
officials seen will talk concerning the
cut. The two lines have been at dagger's
points for years, and now that the crisis
L.. -, s4
where it will end. The officials of the
Western and Atlantic railroad In Atlanta
decline to be interviewed upon the re-
port.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
AN INTERNAL MACHINE.
An Inoffensive Old Man Loses Two
Fingers by Picking it Up.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Aug. 22.-South
Side, last evening, was thrown into ex-
citement over the explosion of an Internal
machine. John Malceski, aged 50 years,
well known as one of the early residents
picked up in his yard, on Greenbush
street, an odd-shsped cOntrivance re-
sembllng two balls, about the size Of bill
lizard balls, fastened in an oblong frame.
In handling the mysterious article 1t ex-
ploded, blowing off his right thumb and
two fingers from his left hand.
NO TRACE OF THE MACHINE.
Although careful search was made.
not particle of the missing members of
the internal coutrivance could be found,
and owing to the fright and injury received
by the explosion, we cannot give very
clear description of the machine. He is not
known to have an enemy, and how it
came in his yard, what the object or mo-
tive the person had in placing it there, or
what was It's construction, remain a COM
plete mystery. A strange man had been
in the neighborhoOd during the afternoon,
acting in an extremely odd manner, and
the general belief is that he is a 'crank"
and responsible for the machines pres
ence on Mr.. Malceskps premises.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
CHOLERA's RAvAGEs.
The Disease Spreading in Msrseilles-
Grsnadas Pitiable Condition.

Grsnada's PItiable Condition.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 22.-The cholera is
spreading in this city. Thirty localities
are now infected. One hundred and forty
deaths from the disease occurred here
yesterday.
Thirty persons died of cholera in this
city during last night.
NEARING NICE.
Several cases of cholera are reported in
Vintimiglia, near Nice, in Italy.
Forty-siX deaths from cholera occurred
in this city to-day, and $50 new cases of
the disease were reported in Toulon. Six
teen new cases and deaths occurred
during the past "A hours.
A CREDIT TO BE ASKED.
Forty persons died from cholera in this
city during the II hours ended at 7
O'Clock tonight. The municipal council
have resolved to demand from the general
government a cholera relief credit of
100000.
GRANADA'S CONDITION PITIABLE.
MADRID, Aug. 22.-The condition Of
Granada remains pitiable. Hundreds ol
people are attacked by cholera In single
streets nearly every day, There are no
doctors and no authorities to look after
the victims, who often pass through their
dkSuCleS IN Jne SIFe6JS ana expire uHaJ-
tended in the cutters. Most of the unaf-
footed population have fed and the few
healthy citizens who remain are dis
heartened. Corpses remain uncofined
and unidentified. The government has
resOrted to the desperate expedient of
compelling soldiers and convicts to carry
on the work Of removing from the public
ways and lnterring the bodies Of the un-
known dead.
There were reported throughout Spain
to-day 4,519 new cases of cholera and ], ,220
deaths from the disease.
Four thousand four hundred and eighty
three new cases of cholera and l,44l
deaths from the disease were reported
throughout Spain yesterday. The returns
of the populous province of Navarro, how
ever, are still incomplete. King Alfonso
has donated $4,000 to the Granada cholera
fund. Money is badly needed at that
place.
SEVEN CASES AT TOULON.
ToULoN, Aug. 22.-Seven cases of
cholera are under treatment in the Man
DARN hospital.
WIPED OUT IN GIBRALTAR.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 22-Cholera has
ceased in Gibraltar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
RIEISs CASE.


Fitzpatrick Expects no Hearing BefOxa
the Manitoba Courts.
MONTREAL, Aug. 22.-Mr. Fitzpatrick
one of Rieps counsel. writes that it is pos.
slble that Rleps'case will not be allowed q
hearing before the Manitoba courts.
Some time ago a newspaper Of this city
addressed a circular Of inquiry 10 the
country newspapers Of the Dominion ask
ing their opinion on the justice Of execut-
ing RiePs sentence. Fffty-four replies
have been received, Al Of which consider
that the sentence Of death should be exc
cutcd, question the prisoners sanity, z
question the right OF the government To-
hang a political offender, 3 claim preju-
dice and unfairness In the trial, and 1
wishes the government 10 deal with th0
case free from snggestIOns.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
SMITHS sEoREr DRAWERS.

The PurchaseTs of the Stock 8 B 900
Better OF Than They Supposed.
OMAHA, Aug. 22.-s. P. Morse & Co.,
who purchased the dry goods stock of
Smith, the absconder, for SIS, 900, in the
United States court sale, discovered yester-
day, in the basement of Smiths building,
a lot Of secret drawers and panel closets
In which were numerous gold and silver
watches, lot Of jewelry, silks, laces,
etc, amounting in value to between Sl0,-
600 and $4,000. This goes with the sale,
and will make the purchase OF the stock
Unexpectedly profitable. 1t is supposed
that Smith had concealed these goods for
secret shipment, but his failure coming
sooner than he expected he was obliged
TO leave them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
MIssIssIPPPs TICKET.
An Auditor and Superintendent of 1
struotiOn Finally Nominated.

An Auditor and Superintendent of In
struetiOn Finally Nominated.
JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 22.-At 1880
O'Clock this morning, after sixty ballots
had been taken, the Democratic State
Convention nominated It. M. Miller, Of
Vicksburg, for Attorney General, and at
once proceeded to ballot for superin-
tendent of Education. At O'Clock this
morning, after twenty hours session,
the convention took recess till ii
o'clock, and at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
nominated J. X. Preston, OF Water Val
ley, for superintendent of Education,
and then adjourned sine die. The fol-
lowing is the State ticket nominated:
p0uernOr-RObert Lowry.
Lieutenant GOUerR0r-G. ID. Shands.
Secretary Of Stdte-George NJ. Gavan.
TredSurer-W. l.. Hemingway.
AadtOr-W. w. Stone.
Att0rnep GeRerdt-T. NJ. Miller.
Superintendent Of EducdttOa-J. r.
Preston.
The convention was the largest ever held
here, 6l6 delegates having answered 70 the
roll call on organization.