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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
WOLFE HoNoEs his CHECKS.
The First Lot og the New Bonds sent 20
New York for Deiiver cry.

"NW hUAA tsAE 1NAAN cry
ATLANTA, June 2T.-This afternoon
GOV. Mcdaniel received telegram from
State Treasurer Hordemau. now in New
York city, announcing the payment Of the
checks given by Ar. Wolf and his asso-
oiales, amounting 20 $l72.O00, to be held
by Georgia as collateral for the faithful
carrying out OF the obligations eet forth
ia the contract under which fha sale was
made. Tie money was deposited IN the
state depository and new bonds amonnt-.
ing 10 100000 have been forwarded the
State Treasurer for signature and delivery
10 the purchasers. The delivery will be
made July l.
busy DAY FOK THE CORONER.
This afternoon Information reached the
Coroner that about II O'Clock this morn
'ng lightning killed q negro on tie farm
oi Peter Lynch, four miles from the city.
No particulars were given. Coroner
Haynes answered that be could not come
until morning, as he had two inquests
then on hand. ono OF them was over David
Stanford, who died 40 4 late hour
last night after eating nearly half large
watermelon. The verdict was that dealh
was caused by coGgestion OF the stomach.
Toe Other inquegI held was upon the body
OF keece Cobb, (oOl0red) whose death 0c-
cured suddenly Yesterday afternoon.
Heart disease was the finding OF the Jury
in lbis case.
During storm that prevailed this
moruing telephone box la the Air Line
office was shlv0red hy Hghtning and two
young men working ~ the Office were
thrown to the door, sustaining no injuries,
however.
TINE coNv,c, ,essr,,s
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c, ie,,, 80, - ,.i 'a,''eisS
ne'.,sncine a e,..,st S,.,i - tcn,,t'ta IL
securing enough wors 10 keen their con
yicts empiOved. IL is eaid that the courts
are turning out more cOnv,cta than the
lessees can find work for. although they
are eub-leased In all neetions of tie state
for almost any Kind ot outdoor work. A
member Of one OF the penitentiary com-
panies has his share divided into five
camps, and the entire number Of o0nviets
in the State is located at 10 different
camps. MIR. James. who some
time ago purchased portion
Of the oonvicts Of Grants company until
recently, nas had his force divided into
two camps. One Of these WAS located at
his plantation, ana the other was on the
line OF the Central Railroad. where the
convicts were employed cutting wood for
the Central Railroad. Recently the Cen
tral has notified Mr.. James 10 suspend
cutting, and the cOuyicts engaged in this
work have been removed 20 James, plan
tation, where there is now a double force
of hands, or twice as many a. are needed
About the same state of affairs exists at the
two brick wards located on the Chatta-
hoochee river, six miles hom Atlanta,
and run by the same company. The br9-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
GRANT NOT so WE'LL.
He Passes "A Wretched Night and Quie
Day in His Room.

Day in His Room.
MI. MCGREGOR, n. ", June 27.-The
apprehensions of Or. Douglas that Gen.
Grant might have to pay for his recent
rally have already been partly met. The
General passed a wretched night last
night. Mucus accumulations began to
gather after midnight and he was scarcely
free from coughing and unusual pain
until daylight. Dr. Douglas relieved him
for little while by treatment admins
tered at O'Clock this morning and again
at o'clock, but his sleep was badly
broken until after his morning nOurish-
ment was served, which quieted him.
He remained awake after 10 O'Clock this
morning, but is much weaker than yes
terday, and has been too languid all day
to care to leave his room. No special
alarm is felt by his setback. The family
think that the sultry day is an important
agent in depressing him, aud are not get
disposed TO think that reaction has set
in. He was watched with extra care to-
day to preclude, If possible, the assertion
of further unfavorable symptoms.
AS the day closes it may be said that
there has been since Friday evening an
arrest of the improvement in the General 5
condition. THIS has been day of weak
ness, induced by causes already referred
to. DR.. Douglass, however, anticipates a
night of rest for his patient.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
MOVEMENT or TnE TROOPS.
Mexico,e E(iitora I'D Chicapo.

CHICAGO, June N.--The party OF Mexi
can editors visiting this country arrived
here by special train from ~. Louis ut .
O'Clock this morning. They were met
near Bloomington by a reception commit
tee headed by Mayor Harrison, who made
them speech OF welcome. The visitors
were taken 10 witness the races az the
Washington Park Club ground this after
noon and attended the theatre tonight.
Tomorrow forenoon they VIII attend
service nj the Roman Catholic Cathedral,
where Archblshop Feehnn will ofIleIate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
JournnIism 40 New York

NEW YORK, June 2T.-At the reception
given by the New York Press Club to-day
to DR.. Henry Is. stanton, on the occasion
OF his S0th birthday, Hon. Erastus Brooks
was one Of the speakers. Nh. Brooks was
formerly part proprietor OF the New York
EUenftq EnDress. In the course Of his
speech Mr. Brooks said that during forty
one years connection with journalism IN
New York he had seen the birth Of 10
daily newspapers. OF this number only
six had survived. These l20 journals rep
resented capital of At least S20. 100000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

I0g2oy, June 27.-C0urt TAX says
that tae Q-sen's regret over the marriage
OF Princess Beatrice deepeBe as the date
Of the event approaches. The dep arturo
Of the Princess Beatrice from the mater
nal home viii certainly prove inc0n-
yenient 10 her Majesty 10 many mate
rial ways. The Princess saved Der
mother much State work and mastered
for her all State documents whose con
tents II was necessary for the Queen 20
be personally made acquainted With.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
A WE'LL ADVERTISED WOMAN.
Mrs. Weldon 20 Conduct the Grand
Theatre at IsIington.

mrs. w oioOn 10 COhuucb tue NFhhu
Theatre at IsIingtOn.
LONDON, June 27.-Mrs. Weldon, who
recently secured from the Sherif's Court
Of London, a verdict Of $4,000 against
composer GOnoud for libel, has emerged
in a new character. She has become a
theatrical manager, and has rented the
grand theatre at IslingtOn. She an
nounces her Intention to open the place
with a new play, which is to be based on
her own personal experiences and to have
for its object the exposure Of abuses
prevalent under the present execution OF
the English lunacy laws. There can
hardly be doubt that Mrs Weldon will
succeed in drawing immense houses 10
her theatre. She is the best advertised
woman in Great Britain, and has tre-
mendous fund Of popular curiosity 20
draw upon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

Preparations Making for tho Grandest
Jubilee OF Modern Times.

Preparations Making for the 8randest
Jubilee OF Modern Times.
LONDON, June 27.--Arrangements for
the celebration OF the jubilee in 1897 on
the 5Oth anniversary Of Queen Yictoria's
ascension to the British throne have
already been begun. II Is proposed to
make the celebration one Of the grandest
events OF modern times. II is reported
that the Queen has already expressed her
desire to conclude her reign on this anni-
yersary. Very little oredence, however,
is given to this report. People who are
acquainted with her MaJesty's disposition
70 retain in her own hands supreme con-
troll OF both her family and State affairs,
smile at the idea that Queen Victoria will
ever relinquish any power so long as she
is in any wise able 10 exercise it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
POLICEMAN MURDERED.
Efforts 30 PrOtecG Wife from her Hus
band Costs him his Life.

Efforts 20 Protect Wife from her hus-
band Costs him his Life.
WILMINGTON, DEL, June PA man
named Lewis Davis, while drunk this
evening, was quarreling with his wife at
home on Front street and had drawn a
revolver when Policeman Andrew Peter
son entered and endeavored to quiet him,
threatening to arrest him If he did not
desist. Davis, without a word of warn
ing, turned upon Peterson and shot
him through the heart, killing him
almost instantly. Davis then ran down
the street, followed by a gathering crowd.
A man named Mcbride attempted TO stop
him, and was shot at twice by Davis.
Mcbride returned the fire, but without
effect. Shortly after Davis was knocked
down with a brick, thrown by one Of his
pursuers, and was lodged in jail. Peter
son leaves a wife and seven children.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
l.O0O nANps MAnE IDLE.


REpBiELD PARK, June 27.-One OF tho
most severe storms ever known here has
been raging to-day. When at its height
the house Of man named Hadley was
blown down. His wife was instantly
killed. His son was fatally and bis sons
wife and two small children severely in
jured. More or less damage WAS done %
nropa. fences and buIldinga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
A Rovolf in Chinose Tnrkestan

81. PETKnsBuRG, June 2I.-Advices
from Tashkend, In Asiauc Russia, show
that the rebellion against Chinese rule IN
Chinese Turkeetan ie spreading. In kash-
gar the lab0rors have risen. The last ac-
counts received from Kasbgar state that
the Insurgents had killed all the Chinese
officials and native Oyorseers in the city,
and had cut Of all communication with
the interior Of China.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
Ten Years for Flsh. .

NEW YORK, June 27.--James y. fieh,
late President Of the Marine National
Bank, was sentenced TO ten years I'M
prisonment IN Auburn prison this morn.
ing by Judge Benedict IN the United
Stnlnn lnnIf.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

la IIBERTAD, June 27.--Eighteen hum
dreA Nicaraguans embarked here last
night homeward bound. At the battle 0f
sant0 Domingo 5000 Of the Menendlstas
hemmed In 500 Nicaraguaus under Gen.
Talavcra, who was wounded. They
fought for ~ hours and then cut their way
through Menendistas lines, losing 300
killed and wounded, and took the rsInain-
ing POO into La Union in good order.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
1ne Exposiflon's Now Oilcers,

WASHINGTON, June Plat a meeting
OF the new Board OF Directors OF the
North, Central and South American TX
position, held in New Orleans to-day, ,.
Is. McCunnico was elected President X
3. Howard Flrst Vice Preeident Geo; -
ghoup second Vice President, samuel II.
Buck Director General, and Richard
Nixon SECRETARY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

LONDON, June 27.-Heury n. Stanley
sails for the Congo country az che end Of
next July. He IL said 70 be seriously
disappointed because Of BIS failure 20 OBJ
tain financial assistance from England
Tor the Congo company organized 70 pro-
mote railways, mining aud commercial
enterprises IN the new free state. The
company, Il Is said, is likely 70 utterly
collapse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

WAsnINGrOS, June Flowing 70
threatening weather the excursion ci the
President and Cabinet down the Potomac,
arranged for this afternoon, was post
ponsd for few days. Secretary Whitney
charters n steamer and the other goutle-
men become his guests.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
BEATEN BY FEMALE BRUTEs.
School Mistress in Iowa
ShamefaIIY AIeItreated.

6EamGiuIIy lT.TTT5aI6U.
WATERLOO, Ia, June 27.-Miss shaffer,
a l7-year-old school teacher at Clarksyille,
recently incurred the enmity OF family
named Forney. Thursday evening as she
was returning from school she was met
by Mrs. Forney and her daughter. The
mother caught Miss Shatier and held her
while the daughter beat her over the back
and shoulders with rawhide. The as
sailant continued beating until tired, and,
after resting, began IL again. Finally
Miss shafFer escaped and made her way
home with blood running over her clothes
from wounds made by the whip. Mrs.
Forney and daughter have been arrested.
A physician who examined Miss Shahe r
pron0unces her breast and back In fearful
condition, and she is suffering from nery-
Gus prOstration.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
zoRILLA,s AGITATION.
MinIster RobisdO said to be Fully
Aware Of the Intrigues.

AWaro OF the IhtTlEuo8.
MADRID, June 2T.-Ministerial jour
nails declare that the government posses
ses information that agents Of senor
Gorilla, the well-knOwn Spanish agitator,
are actively oOnspiring to provoke a new
the rumor that Senior Romero y RObledO,
Minister Of the Interior, Intends 10 Te-
sign, protests that no one better knows
the threads Of The Z0rillist conspiracy,
and saya that his resignation would lead
10 a new and dangerous form Of reyOlu.
tiOnary agitation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

WAT5EKA, Ills, June 21.-State
Veterinarian Paaren has visited the
farm OfA. M. DarrOugh, whore no reports
six horses affected with glanders. lie
placed them under quarantine Tor the
present and will make a further inspec-
lion In a few naYa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

GALENA, Ills, June fla fatal and
unknown epidemic has broken out among
cattle IN 3efreman township, this county.
ono farmer has lost eight head by the
epidemic and tho State Veterinarian has
been sent for 10 conduct an investigation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

CHARLESTON. s. c., June 2T.--Gaorge
" Egan, Jr., aged p years, was drowned
OF the coast here yesterday. ho had gone
out hshing with a party Of elk young mon
and the boat capsiaod. The others were
saved. The body OF the drowned man has
not been recovered.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
KiIIc1 br a rnIIremnn's nenllng.

PHILADELPHIA. juno 2I.-C. r.
Schmidt, who was severely beaten By
Sergeant Mcclure, OF the Twenty
Police district. on Monday last, died To-
day from the effects OF the beating. Nc
Clure Is In the custody OF the Chief Of
Police awaiting the Coroner's investiga-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
shakespenrcIa Antograph

LONDON, June 27.--Tho London Athe-
uTun expresses doubt as 10 the genuine
ness Of the autograph attributed 20
Shakespeare, and which is exciting atten-
ton ia Chicago. The AthonUuDi sug-
pes.e that the signature is fac aimile.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

EL pAso, Tx, june 2I.--lirlgnam
Young. Jr.. and bleh0i9now hnve paAaed
through here ou route ~ thu Gity uf Mex
leo 70 negotiate FOR the purchase "a large
tracts oi land in the Mexican Republic
for the occupation oi Mormop colonies
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

ITHACA, NY, June 27.--Ihe H-year.old
son ex-A ldermRn Patrick shannon, while
going through Ithaca gorge this evening"
lost bis balance, and, falling over l0Oieet.
struck the falls in his descent and was
picked up from the pool below dead, with
his legs driven up into his body.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

HUNTERS POngr, N. ", June 2I.--isev,
sydney IA. Russoll pastor of tho Preeby.
teriun Church az W0Odhaven, Long
island, committed suicide this morning
by cutting his throat With raAor No
cBuse u known FOR the deco.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

VIENNA. June 2l.--Die FreBldenbldn
asserts that the Cabinet has suggested 20
the United states Government, IN a
friendly way. that II Is doubtful whether
Minister Keiley's reception will be as
warm as that extended 70 former Minis
fars from America. Die Frcmdenbidtt
thinks That President Cleveland will re-
consider the appointment Mr.. Kelley
remains In Paris awaiting further IN
situations,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

ROME, june 27..-The Pope Will deliver
nu Important aliOouti0n AZ the meeting
Of the next COnsiBtOry, upon which 0c.
caaion Archbishop Moran, of sydney, wiz
81 created y Cardinal
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
Georgia Postal Ohnnrce.

eAshfNGToN, June 27.-Tho Postmas-
- sg'efal 4, to-day appointed as fourth
= 9stmaater w. II. Bailey, al Pow
SSeFigss, Cobb county, Ga, vice James
~ following railroad service changes
9een made ia Goorgin: Macon 20
asus from july !, iHSJ, embraa
~ On this route between Howe se'
ueneYa. nnR'
I.uf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
EMPLOYEh AND EMPLoYE.
Iron MsnuFacturers Object 20 Pittsburg
DictatiOn.

DictatiOn.
CINCINNATI, o.. June PA confer
ence Of iron manufacturers from Youngs-
town and other points outside Of Pitts
burg today adopted a resolution deolar-
ing that the action Of the Pittsburg com
tee, In the settlement OF the recent differ
ences between the manufacturers and
wOrkmen, was illtimed, unsatisfactory
aud subyersive Of thoir interests, and pro-
testing against continuance Of Pitts
burg dlctation. They agreed 10 enoour-
aye the formation Of an Independent or
ganlzatiOn for the purpose OF adjusting
their own affairs. They adjourned sub
ject 10 the call Of the chairman, Joseph
Kinsey, Of Cincinnati.
1000 BANDS MADE IDLE.
PHtLApELPHIA, June 7.-The South
wark Mails shut down today, throwing
about 1000 hands out Of employment.
The group OF mills are owned by NJ. A.
hlrbush a. Son, and are used for the
manufacture Of .wOOlen goods. One
group consists Of carding and apinning,
and the other Of weaving and printing
mills. About two months ago the wages
0i the hands were increased 10 per cent.
This, however, did not give satisfaction.
The hands objected 10 the wages paid
and intimated that they would demand a
further increase. This came 20 the ears
Of the prOprlet0rs Of the mills, and In
order 70 avoid "A strike thoy decided TO
shut down to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

sr. PETERSBURG, June N.- LesIanaky,
"A Nlhillst who, while resisting arrest
early last May. shot and killed an inspcc-
Tor NJ poliot. has been sentenced @ death.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

( This eianrtpufA, June 21.-Tho Greys,
ieit seated pntgy. Ala. arrived here %.
% palr ard nllehmn in Paramount Park,
ff.sH9utu fUnuufI
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28

WASHINGTON, June 27.-No recent in
structions to remain at Vienna have been
sent 10 United States Minister Francis.
Shortly after Mr.. Bayard became secre-
tnrv Of state be instructed Mr.. Francis 10
remain there until his successor should
arrive TO assume bis duties.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
HI. s. BEATTIE.

H. s. Beattie, Surveyor of Customs, is
|Wyer, and was an associate in the cor
|fauon counseps office during Secretary
i altney's term. He has been an active
IN IN the County Democracy organiza-
|h lie IS at present Deputy County
|sfk Of New York, and has always been
Democrat.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-23
TRIAL OF CLUVERIUS.

In the Cluverius trial yesterday Thomas
Williams, q driver on the Main street car
line, testified that the prisoner looked like
the man who got in the car the night OF
March l3 with lady. The man, after get
--:-.. 4.E his car at Reservoir street, asked him
ed ont the street 10 him. The prisoner aud
lady both went down Reservoir street. They
We're the only persons on the car when it
stopped. Reservoir street is at the end Of
the car route. The man had on a light
Overcoat and black SLOUGH hat. The lady
had ne outside wrap on.
DR.. Thomas E. Siratton testified that on
the night of March - he was Oh Reservoir
street, between 8 and 10 o'clock, and over.
took lady and gentleman on that street.
When he got near them the gentle ma
turned round abruptly and asked him the
time. Told him it was quarter past nine.
He thanked him, and the two went on.
Heard him remark, 81 knew that fellow.
but he don't know me-" The prisoner looks
in figure like that man, who was mufiled IN
so that witness could not see his face well
The man turned so suddenly when he a. ked
witness the time of night that witnesses i'm
preston was that the man thought he was
being followed
Herman Joel. u jeweier, testified that he
mad worked in King William county, and
had seen the prisoner before. To the best
Of his recollection he had repaired watch
key for him. A key was here shown the
and DE said it was very much like
the key he had repaired Witness saw the
prisoner in January last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-05-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Howard University conferred diplomas on
nine colored graduates of theology in Wash
ington last night.
The English government has withdrawn
the railway plant from Suakim. Ell Mahdi
Is withdrawing his troops.
The subscriptions in London to the Penn.
sylvania Railroad ~ per cent. gold bonds
exceed six times the amount of the loan
Tipu Tab, an African chief aroused by
the success of SANKEY'S party, has, with
Congo.
The crew of the bark Bayard, which was
damned by ice and sunk off the Banks Of
Newfoundland passed three days and nights
floating about on icebergs.
News has been received from the Upper
Congo of the uprising of the Mohammedan
population, who have determined to assert
their claims to the centre Of Africa.
A minis, erial crisis is threatened in Eng.
land, owing to discussions in the cabinet
regarding Irish legislation. The House of
Commons has adjourned until June 4th.
Ex-senator Thurman says, in regard to
the governorship of Ohio, that he will not
be candidate, and would not accept a
nomination if unanimously rendered him.
The Apaches are on the war path in the
Mogolan Mountains, in Arizona and New
Mexico. Several companies of United States
troops have been sent in pursuit of them.
1t was rumored last night that Frank Liy.
ingston. an acrobat employed at Harry
Hills Variety Theatre, New York, had
jumped from the Brooklyn bridge in imita-
ton of Prof. Odlum, and, like Odluu, was
killed.
The mountain fires in Monroe county,
Northampton county and between Bangor
and Ben Argyle, Pa, have destroyed great
quantities of timber. The have been burn.
ng for over week. At night the scatter
ID fires along the range resemble a huge
orchlight procession.