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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08

The cold, calculating pharisaical John
Sherman is not making much progress in
his attempt to build up the Republican
party in Kentucky. The Louisville C0u-
rier-Journal takes occasion to say q few
words about his career. 1t saws: at was
John Sherman who in 1873 contributed
more powerfully to make the United
States the first apostle OF Germany than
any other man in the United States. If
any work of sectional hate and malice
toward the South is ever started in Con-
gress, 1t is John Sherman VINO stands al
ways with It's leaders. In such schemes
as Electoral Tribunals Sherman is an
adept. He is facile princeps among the
advocates of all the interests OF monouo-
ly and intolerance; and no man 10 ready
to 20 farther in pushing the thievish OPP
pressions OF the tariff. This mans pub
lie career has cost the masses of people
in the United States thousands of mil
lions OF dollars, and no man living has
done rs much harm to his generation-to
the people who dig and plow and weave
and build"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08

SO far as heard from the Republicans
have not formed any plans for counting
out GOV. Gordon again,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08

Gen. Sherman at the Loyal Legion in
New York the other evening protested
against the playing of the tune March.
ing Thro' Georgia." He said he was
tired OF it. Perhaps he has begun to ap-
preciate that there was more that was In-
famous than there was of glory in the
march through Georgia. The rsvagirg
OF "a dcfenseless territory and LAYING 1t
waste with fire AMI sword is not the
kind OF deeds that should be celebrated IN
song in this nineteenth century.
The programme o the annual meeting
Of The National Prison Congress, which
will be he'd at Atlanta, beginning Nov.
q and continuing TO Nov. II, IL n very
attractive one. The addresses Will be
delivered by very aole men, ard the pro-
ceedlngs throughout will be. doubtless,
deeply interesting.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08

DEk9ONAt.-For 81 ~ the SAY AN a.
L WEEKLY NEWS viii be cent to az ~ d \
dress by mail. lt Is a good way OF keepisre ri,
an acquaintance with your friends anu.
tives.E Send q CODY OF your home pap'''
uvee the reports Of current events.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08

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Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

WANTED-b GIRLS FOR GENERAL,
w housework; one to 40 to Negport.
- per week, and to go to Stanton; also a
child nurse, cook and chambermaid. Apply
at 903 orange street. au2b 5ts
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
Cutting $ Release.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-At the Stat,
department there is a feeling OF relief 10
day over the release OF Cutting, though II
was not the result of the demand mad,
upon the Mexican Government. Assist
ant Secretary Porter said TO-DAY: 1--WE
expect this will end the Cutting case
There Is nothing whatever in the affair
compromising to the honor of the United
States. Individually think Mr.. Cutting
mas from the first sought to make AS
much capital for himself out OF It ms NOS.
sibie. He is certainly well advertised
man. Ofcourse as long as the statute of
Mexico that caused the trouble exists A
recurrence of such a difficulty is possible
presume the obnoxious law will now be
tne subject OF negotiations. Mr.. Sedg-
Wlck's mission is to learn the facts I'm the
case. The Government does not at pres
ent concern itself with any question of
damages due Mr.. Cutting, but will use
the information obtained through Mr..
sedgwick In the furtherancc of its nego.
,iations for securing a change CT the
Mexican laws regarding the future trial
OF Americans for acts committed on this
-ide Of the border.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
A Shooting AFFAIR

On Tuesday evening Elijah Benson
colored. had q hearing before 'Souir,
O'Neill on a charge Of assault with in,
tent to Kill another colored man named
Frederick Dickinson. Dickinson and
mis- wife testified that while he wa,
standing on his door step at No. 10O7
Orange street, about O'Clock yssterlay
morning, Benson came along md cursed
Dim and pushed him off his stems
Dickinson then turned and went intc
the house, and wher he again came ou,
Benson rushed at him with a revolver
In each hand, one of which he dlt-
charged, but without effect. Dickipson
returned the fire with u gun, aud some
OF the shot took effect i. Bensop's head
AFTER hearing the testimony the Squire
helo Benson in $500 bail for his sppear.
ance at court on the charge Of assam IL
with intent TO kill, and $500 bail for
carrying a concealed deadly weapoD.
Dlch llson and wife then preferred a
ch9rge OF disorderly conduct apains,
spencer Greenwood, also coiored. They
alleged that last Sunday he broke into
thelr house, and the Squire imposed a
noe OF % and costs. Benson then went
before Squire Bertoleite and preferred
charge against Dickinson OF assault
Win intent to xiii. The evidence la
TINS case showed that Dickinson was
u aggressor and had shot Benson with.
out provocation. The Squire erdered
MIN to furnish $500 bail ior his apues,.
Rnce at court.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

The recent storm proved very destruct
i've to small villages of the Texas coast
and 1t will doubtless be months befor,
the full list Of casualties are known
Sloop Katie e. went to pieces off Pelican
Island. The crew were saved LYING
near her, bottom up, lie the sloop Eliza
iier crew OF two men are supposed to bt
drowned. An unknown vessel is report
ed bottom up at Red Fish Bar. TIL,
schooner Lottie Mayo is reported ashore
near lndianola. All hands are supposed
10 have been lost. The schooner Lake
Austin is near her, but the crew of the
latter were saved. All the small craft in
the bay from the Shoal to Edwards Point
are reported to have been lost. The vii
iage OF Quinlana, at the mouth of the
bfazos river, was entirely swept away,
and the schooners Rosa Lee and Nettie
were driven ashore. No lives were LOST
SO lar as is known. lndianola is a com
pete wreck. not more than three or four
houses having escaped destruction
Deattle Meade, a negro woman, and two
children, were drowned. Nearly all the
sheep and cattle on the islaad were
drowned, and the remainder will proba-
bIN perish for want OF food. Orders have
Oeen Issued to remove the oilics of the
GoiIector OF customs Ct the Saluria
District from ludianola to Victoria.
and the transfer will be made iinmedi
ately.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

UTANTED-TWO BOYS WHO Gam
w set plain type from manuscript, and
make clean proof, Address, giving expert.
ence, III. W" this office. aulb n
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

The monthly meeting OF the Board a,
trustees OF the Poor was held tr-aa.
converting ct 10 O'Clock q. m. The an
PNges VI the almshouse petitioned ths
BOARD for two weeka' vacation TIL
petition was considered, but the RoerS
agreed to adhere to the old ruIe. MIR
was 10 give them two days.
superintendent Gut hrie presen tai h,u
monthly report, showing that tha,s
were In the Almshouss at the nrs.sn,
time ~ white men, So White ronean
and 10 white children; ~ colore5 M sr
coioreu women and color cd chill
aren IN Inc insane department there
are ~ white men. 43 white women. IA
coiotea men and colored women. Total
In both departments, 27S.
Deaths during the Last month ware
~ follows: July "a, Frank Stewart
age 90. wilmington; 3lst, Charles Hen.
erickson, age so, Christians; Auous,
lst, Bicke PeriPaD, colored, age 70 Al
Georges; 4th, Emma Evaps, are "a
Wiim inetop; 9th, Mary L. Rice, are
80. New Castle. 80
Trustee g. M. ID. Hart, of Appoouin,.
mink, moved that hereafter, before a
woman shall be admitted TO tie iving.
IN ward she shall be com PEELED 10 swear
the paternity Of her child.
The motion led to considerable Dc
to 3. '"'' Vi
The payroll. amounting 10 S41 "A
was passed. At IL 80 the Boa,d tool
recess for dinner and to visit the 70
spective departments Of the almsbonss
and insane department.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
FIFTH EDIIle1


PITTsBuRo IN r'ttsourr.
w. w. King, ASSISTANT Sus ~, y, Mn. ii
ger GER Railway, obta sI1ssnt vallsypj
a from her lusS S'aln'd 'fd.d di,sssT y
aSp a. made cv "U'a KIM, }
vorce. N Out a subron, &
Drunkenness and no.
ground for her action were n ALLEGED \
appointed com mission., William,
the hbsn n.y., Both he and Lss y I n
since died. and the , c".. petition,
m, inc TAX n was lost, 'p T,s Of ne
J dor Australia where '' b. taeu Eisl
years. A short Tina az rsmaias}
Proc proceedings were resnm p 40 IL. test]
o0ok took the testi,nonInt a and
sixtaar esnned that for ~
p ptUy Of 1.-THE the street raiI rr u W y.
! ti nns she had supported ted b saiias
w., Vas ,n married to him in lsssaT''pl'a
the testimony had haa. ioV'' Aipl
legal formalities comn, tsSen ard
court at once granted lb p,' S1vit viii
G iHs ls believed to BIS the l orrss ;.
,ne divorce case on record iy ,Ss. q
Oeen discontinued. The r cra na'
Pre- to lead all Others IN ,', W.
ger OF actions in dIvo,o " zoe h
eDai' So far there have been 'sss'
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
Charged with Di,orae,Iy Co,d,c.

About 30 o'clock this morning
while otficfr MaRuire WAS pa;roline his
pat, in the vicinity of Front and
orange stress, he heard cries OF muir
ger and tsw q co,oIed man and woman
run out Front street. He purauad and
overlook then at Front and West
arrests and took them TO the hall, where
thty gave their names as a braham
bro"n aud NJ 4ry Walk,r. they were
.rta'gnod before Judge Cummins this
niofhiiR z, when the woman claimed
mat she was struck with q brick by a
white man, which was the cause OF her
crying murder, ard Brown said that
ne run because he thought the u su was
aiter him. They both denied having
cone anything 10 warrant their arrest
ard the Ju'ge told them that II they
mad been a. home. where they should
have been AT that honr of the niebt. ii
would not have happened. They were
sentenced to pay the costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

Robert Banks, who occupies the old
Blue Bali farm on the Concord pike. In
Brandy wine Hundred, purchased two
young Durham bulls OF Samuel Worth.
who resides near West Chester, Pa I
Few days ago. On their being driven
along the road they became very much
excited and jumped into the Geld OF
Mr.. kirkpatrick. In an effort to get
them ont or the enclosure two bulldogs
entered into the chase, which served TO
still further excite them At this Juno
ture Wesley Watson of Elan drove mn.
and hitohtng his well known horse, Sir
solomon, came to The assistance of the
men, who were pretty nearly tired out.
In the lace which followed one of the
bulls charged on the horse and struck
MN twice In the breast, but luckily he
ald not do him any serious injury. The
DoIis were completely outdore by the
chase, 90 mush so that but one Of them
WAS able TO be driven home by Mr..
BsnKs. the other being left In Lewis
smiths field, near Pain tier g Cross roads.
10 recuperate or die.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

"ANTED - PROPOSALS FOR THE
w erection Of new barn. Plans and
speclncatlons can be seen at the store Of =.
until Saturday. enlk-,f
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
FOURTH EDITION
rho M,lwaukee Brewers, Boycott.

Tho Milwaukee Brewers Boycott.
| MILWAUKEE, Aug. A.-A new phase
In the brewers boy colt was developed
yesterday whsn The Best Brew ing Com
pany served . notice on Gambrinus
Assembly, Knights OF Labor, that nm.
less the boy colt declared against the
brewery was ordered off before Friday
next the company would Discharge
every knight of Labor In Its employ.
The boy colt was commenced some
weeks ago. The breweries ara In n good
shape to carry out their threats, as the
Central Labor Union has denounced
the boycott as unjust. In case the
Knights are discharged union men will
be put In their places.
NO KNIGHTS OF LABOR NEED APPLY.
CHESTER, Aug. 2.-The qusrrymep
employed oy George Iieiper, near this
city, about thirty IN all, were told the
other day that all CT them who were
not prepared to renOunce the Knights
OF LABOR would be discharged. The
men declined and they have been
locked ont of the quarries. They have
warned all other work men away. This
is the fret opposition the Knights have
met 10 this city, and the result is
watched by employers.
DIsCHARGIHG KNIGHTS OF LABOR,
JoHNsTowN. Aug. "a The issue be.
tween the Cambria Com pany and che
knights of Labor continues, mem beers
OF the latter being discharged as soon
as found out. Yesterday q young nan
employed as engineer en- o donkey en-
giLe was removed, when about twenty
OF his comrades quit with him. 1t is
raid a large number of men are joining
the Knights.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
Badly beaten

Last evening AS James Nedry was
passing large stone house Inhabited
ny Italians, near Fourteenth and
Union str. ets, he made some rtmsrks
about dog belonging to one of tina In
mates, when the owner cursed him
Ncdry replied, and ate. some words
had passed between them b ows were
exc hanged. when three OF the Italians
Jumped ON him and brat him badly
ABOUT the head and shoulders with q
c!ao' He was taken TO a house IN the
vicinity where his wounds, which con.
sisted OF an ugly cash on the head. a
broken hnger and badly sprained
shoulder, were dressed by Dr.. john
Palmer. 80
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

MANDALY, Aug. 94.-0ne NJ W.
uankments of the lrrawadv piv y, s sae
thls city yesterday. The brs, Isi I ouF
yarcs in length, and so ran TS was va
now OF water that in a few rp",a vas
whole district was flooded S-o orue =
twenty feet deep Engineers ,,V a. o lou|
the dam South Of the city to ., ,I Unc'|
waters to subside. Flty tbon,, ,O "
day homeless in the city and manu- '.u u! !!
drowned by the sudden ru.boft1s :.
The flooded district had wI,bi ,ue ~ " /
tory many of the food-supply .to, S
an These were swept ava7 Tho :,
VIII DC an approach TO famine Al. "
the homeless population. The rivsr
not iail sufficiently to PERM, any Alto,
al reconstruction Of the broken sms'
rnent until November. The gri,iab !
tary operations are seriously jn,s,s
with by the overflow. Tue dsmars 4
by the Hood already amounts Ia SI
600. Many dead bodies are beiN w''
stantly washed ashore. Il ia nov
mated that 1000 persons lost tAeIr Ijvs
the flood. ''''' '''
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

Yesterday morning while Washing
ton Cox WAS inspecting the 10 apon work
at the City Mill Pumping Station he
Was taken suddenly III with an attack
OF heart disease, and had TO be removed
to his home, At 1921 Tatnall street. in a
carriage, a ply sician was sum rnoned
but he continued 10 sink until about
midni ghf, when he expired. Mr.. Cox
was about "A years of az, and was born
III Chester County, Pa. W Then about 20
years OF age he came to This city and
has resided here ever since. He has
been engaged as q contractor and builder
Tor many years, and had some of the
largest con tracts ever awarded in this
CITY. lie leaves q widow and six chill
dren, all of whom arc grown,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
A Serious charge

"a Monday afternoon Rebecca Fore.
acre, q willow woman residing at No.
3o2 East Sacoud street., appeared before
Squire o Neill ard swore out q warrant
Tor the arrest of David II. Wilson,
whom she charged with committing a
felonious. assault on her daughter
Maggie. 1T is stated that the girl il an
imbecile being subject to fits, and that
the offense was CON mitted on Monday
morniog in an Clubhouse Wilson was
arrested and the case WAS to have been
heard this morning, bnt owing 70 the
absence Of the girl the hearing was at
the requeet OF Austin Harrington, Esq
wh1 appeared for the defendant, post.
poned until 3 O'Clock ten orrow after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
- . =
Dots,

The second quarterly love feast TO,
this year in UGion M. K. Church =,
this city, will be held on Sunday ever
ing next, at o'clock, instead Of Fri
Gay evening, as previously announced
Inc love-feast will be followed by s
sermon by Rev. Charles Hill, p. f.
Dr Dravo performed a surgical one.
ration this morning by taking the lefl
fore-dnger off the hand Of c. Brinckle
Jr, who bad the misfortune t.
get 1t msngled at the shops OF the Hay,
Ian q Hollinesworth Compan
George White, ofNew Castle Hnn.
dred, acvertises for man and boy tc
work on farm and atsist in serving
mix, etc. He can be seen at 2. Mar
ket street in the morning at 7 80.
The Edgemoor Iron Company ba,
contracted to construct a large iTor
bridge over the Missouri river at PnIn
" isconsin, on the line of the CHICAGO
burlington and Princeton Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufacturing Co.,
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.
PIERCE COLLEGE or Philadelphia, PA.
THOMAS NAY PtlRcr MA Prineiusl and Founder

Items Of interest for the thoughtful:
~ The Location In the finest building
In Phiiadelphia; an elevator, steam heat
special ventilators, wardrobes, lavatories
and electric lights.
(2) The Course and Methods of Instruc-
tion The personal experience OF the pro-
lessons. and the technical knowledge gath
cred by the Principal as q court expert.
(S) The Success Achieved. Eight hun
dred and seventy.nine (SS9) students last
year.
Business Men, Merchants and Farmers
Who have had doubts 10 whether a prac-
tical business education could be obtained
outside OF the counting.room have been sur.
prised at tho thoroughly practical manner
In which their sons and daughters have
been qualif1ed for business engagements nj
Peirce College of Business, Record
Building, Phiia, and are now among ia
warmest friends. THREE MONTHS.
FORTY DOLLARS. send for circular and
commencement proceedings.
REV. JOHN Thompson, DEAN,
lJ23. eos, d .39.-3tW
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
THIRD EDITION,
Personal.

Misses Del Lynch and Idle Beesor
are visiting friends in Harrisburg, Pa
Mr.. James Hasson is taking In Ii
sights ~ Atlantic City.
Miss Annie Hutchinson of this cit,
10 visiting friends In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Cloud OF Philad elphi In 1
visiting her sister Mrs. Lewis Sasse o
this city.
Miss Mollie Jones OF this city 4
spending weeks vacation at the u pto,
Cottage, Atlantic City.
Prof. W. J. Parry has arrived hom
from short vacation from Cherry Islans
Beach, on the Delaware river front.
Mrs. 9. r. May, and daughter or,
boarding ut Atglen, Chester County
Pa, during thetummer months.
Mrs. John MANI, of Ninth ana Wal
nut streets, has gone on visit to Bal
timore for two weeks.
George Jacobs, the auctioneer, has
gone to Niagara Falls for visit Of ter
or twelve days.
W. W. Joseph, brother of n. Joeeph
OF this city, will leave Wilmington to-
day for his home at Ackley, Iowa.
VIM. II. Lee. Registrar of Deaths and
burials, went to Cape May to-day
where he will remain the balance Of
the week.
William r. Long, of the RRPUBLI.
CAN, who with his wife has been spend
ing few days with friends In Sussex
county, returned home last evening.
Patrick Regain has just returned from
New York State with q carload of fine
calves, some seventy in number, which
he will sell to the farmers of this and
adjoining counties for feeders.
Lewis B. Morrow, William c. MUIR
gatroyd, Alfred r. Jones and Alfred
ID. Peoples are at Old Point Comfort,
whence they will 20 by water to Boston
They Will return in about two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

Sometime during last night the real
dence OF j. l.. Hill, chief engineer on
the Wilmington q Northern Railroad
situated at Green Hill, near Rising SIM.
was broken into by thieves, who bored
hole through the sh utter OF q window
In the reception room On reach ing
tho hall they found the door locked. but
opened IL with fal.e key after pushing
the key out They visited the kitcbe n
and pantry. and after helping them.
selves to victuals br' Ike open the re.
frigerator. which they cleaned out. A
lumber of small articles are m issins.
but as lot of plated. ware was moi
taken, although II had evidently been
examined. It Is thought the act was
by professionals.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

LONDON, Aug. q The Cabips,
today and considered the lri.b a
ton. The miuisterp, after a lone
cnssion OF Mr. Parnell's amepdmsrI
the address in rep'y to Tie Qpsl
speech, decided to oppaae it.
DUBLIN, Aug. "a Toe Curs;b
Kildare, the grta, plain Owned By
British crown in The heart O! Kid
County, and used for military blrpO
is the scene Of unusual ACTIVITY at b
ent. The place !s being Put In + adj
to receive five additional regiment
infantry aud four additional regime
of cavalry. These fresh troops src
be used In assisting in The work Of O
tion during the coming winter,
authorities expect That the default
rents among tine Irish peassptry
winter will be unusually great, .
that the present force in Ireland "
unless much strer gtbened, prove TOT;
inadequate TO the work Of protect
the interests of the Landlords.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
Awaiting Formal Signatures

NEW YORK, Aug. "a -secretar,
Knox, of the Jersey Central. savs hi.
the traffic agreement between J.rae,
Central, Baltimore and Ohio and Reac
ing roads has been agreed to by al
parties and only awaits the formal sis
natures,
The contract assures tie jersey Csr
tral OF haul from Bound Brook t
Elizabeth in perpetuity ard the use O
The jersey Centra!'s terminals for pas
senger business for Elk years ard 70
freight for two years. No guarantee
Whatever Is given, and from the figure
prepared By the Baltimore and Ohi,
road Secretary Knox says that increased
business will be very large.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

& deepatch from San Antonio, Texas.
saJ 4 that about o'clock on Iuesday
evening funnel shaped cloud made its
appearance in the northwest, and IN n
few seconds swept diagoDaliy across
the city. The storm lasted about ifry
minutes, and was accompanied by
heavy hail the size OF marbles. Amono
the buildings damaged were Adam,
hoard ng house, Reaver's livery stabIes
Southern Hotel and the police head >
quarters. which had the roof torn of
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25

DUBLIN, Aug. "a Lord Mayor Sui
Ivan presided to-day over the fort
nightly meeting Of the Nationa Lsae ne
In his address lie declared that Ireland
was prepared to accept Mr.. Glads;oae's
home Rule bill as q settlement OF The
controversy with England. The Tories
might AZ we'll know now once for Nil
that the people of Irslard would never
ne cortented until they had a perlia.
mont Of their own.
IL was announced that the recent, of
the National Leafns for the PAST fort
Night amounted to ESQ, and that orauia
o; Ass had been made To eyicitd ten-
ants
Daily Republican., 1886-08-25
Two Men Arrested for AssaultInp
Women

new BLOOMFIELD, Aug. "a War
rants were issued yesterday in thi,
county for the arrest Of John b. Con.
molly and James Buns, charged will
attempted assault on Mrs. Scott Hepcb
and Miss Emma human aker of Snripe
Township, in this county. The meI
were followed 10 York by Sheriff
Shearer, where they were arrested anG
held IL $1,000 bail each, which was fur
Dished by Keran Duffy Of that place
The men are peddlers of cloth, and ia,
attempt WAS made in the residence 81
Mrs. Hench.