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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01
NEW YoRK,s Nnw CLERK.
Chief seareher Laycraft Walks Out with
His valuable Indiees.

Chief searcher Laycraft Walks Out with
His Valuable Indices.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The newly elected
County Clerk, Mr.. FIack. will take the
Office tomorrow. Robert J Iaycraft has
been chief searcher in the County Clerk s
Office thirty years. Seven other searchers
have constituted his staff. All have been
many years in office. These have hither-
TO been paid by fees. but their work from
Jan. Is to be under salary, which would
not so well reoompense them. Since Mr..
Laycraft has been acting as chief searcher
be has prepared set OF indices number
ing rearly 200 books. They cover iudg-
ments, mechanics liens and lispendens
for nearly half a century. These indices
have been used by all the old searchers,
who by their use were able TO make ia
4S hours searches that would require
7 weeks OF work without indices. Dir. Lay
craft claims these books as his own, and
offered them 10 the city recently for
$4,000, but the city refused TO give more
than S25,Oe0. The business Of 1885 in the
clerks Office closed to-day at O'Clock.
at which hour Mr.. Lacraft and each Of
the old searchers seized an allotment OF
index books, aud the entire staff walked
out and sought an Office in the Stewart
building where Mr.. Laycraft and his old
associates proposed 10 conduct the
searches by use Of the indices. The city
has no indices and interesting Complica-
tiOns are likely 10 arise.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01
PORK AS AN ExTERMINAToR
rrichinosis Cuts on Whole Family OF
Germans in Illinois.

Germans in Illinois.
STREAToR, Ill, Dec. 3l.--About two
weeks ago physician was called upon to
attend the family OF an old German named
August Feldt, the members Of which were
suffering from a strange disease. The
doctor ascertaiRed that the family had
eaten heartily OF pork purchased from
butcher in this place and obtaining some
proceeded to examine it with a micro
scope, finding unmistakable evidence of
triehne. About week later one OF the
children, aged 10 years, died, and the fol-
lowing day another boy Of II was taken
away. The mother was then prOstrated
and In "A few davs she tho died. During
this time several doctors were called, but
could do nothing toward checking the dis
ease. On Monday last another member
Of the family, a girl Os r. died. and the
father now lies in condition beyond all
nope Of recovery Feldt purchased
quantity OF pork, and had IL salted
down. The children bad been IN the habit
OF going to the barrel and eating the
meat, aud being rather careless be per-
mitted them 10 do so. The house in which
the family lives is wretchedy filthy, and
this has probably aided the trichinosis in
It's deadly work.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

OMAHA, Dec. 3i.--United States Dis
-lct Attorney Lambertson has received
|s!ruetlOns from the Attorney General,
pom the recommendation Of the Seore-
Try Of the Interior, % commence civil
|ld criminal proceedings against some 8
10 persons for illegal fencing Of public
|nds. The plats in his bands show
bout $4,000 acres enclosed. Other cases
Il Ieexpected soon. Tho largest enclosures
|erred 10 IN his instructions embraces
re than 5000 acres. In some Of the
he iiyil proceedings were commenced
N | me aRn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01
THE YEAR IN WALL STREET
Low Prices at the Outset Followed by
an Advance of 25 Per Cent.

Low Prices at the Outaet Followed by
an Advance of 25 Per Cent.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The year which
closes to-day will be long remembered in
Wall street. During the first six months
there was a very dull and comparatively
uninteresting market, fluctuations be-
ing generally within narrow limits with
a net advance for active stocks Of less
than per cent.
BY the end of the first half of the year
the movement to settle railroad troubles
and re-establsh rates to paying basis,
which has met with such a wonderful
success since that time had already been
started, although its effect was not then
perceptible 10 the price of securities
dealt in on the stock exchange.
AN ADVANCE OF % PER CENT.
From that time, however. until the
latter part of November there was per-
sistent and almost continuous upward
movement in quotations, which resulted
in a net average advance for the most
active stocks OF about % per cent. IN
some instances the gains were consider
ably larger, The moderate reaction later
IN the year has since been followed bY
very firm but somewhat less active
market, and the year closes with conf
dent belief in Wall street that prices
higher than have ever been seen at any
time in 1880 will be reached at no distant
date.
THE RECENT ACTIVITY.
Some idea the great activity in the
stock market Of late may be obtained
from the statement that the total sales for
the past eleven weeks have been equal TO
the business OF the first six months OF the
year. An analysis Of the years opera
lions shows that Lackawanna aud ST. Paul
alone contributed 4 per cent. OF the years
business. The rail way bond market has
sympathized with the Improvement in the
price OF shares as well as the activity,
there being an almost continuous but
moderate gain in investment issues, es-
pecially in lower priced bonds that are
considered good security with very de-
cIded advances In some OF the speculative
issues also.
TEE TOTAL SALES.
The total sales tor the year amounted to
about S66S, 100000, the most active nOpth
being October, when the sales were over
Sl00000,000. Erie second consols and
w est shore hrsts and the recently guar
anteed per cents have been most cou-
spicuous for their activity.
The report Of the clearing house for the
year shows exchanges amounting b. $2s,-
lj2, POI 1886, against S3O,9sj. .Sll, 40 in 1884.
The balances for 1850 were Sl.356 47O. 600.
against sl,471,s6l4l4 for the crAding
year. The clearing house M<"HA Ahip
now consists of 81 banks.
THREE NEW MEMBERS.
Three banks were admitted TO member
ship during the year, and one went into
liquidation. Money has ruled easy
throughout the year, with most OF the call
loans made at los per cent. Never be-
fore in the history Of the banks have they
reported anything approaching the
amount Of Idle capital seeking temporary
weekly statements throughout the greater
mart Of 1SSJ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

LONDON, Dec. 3l.~-A number Of
Liberal members of tho House Of Cs
mons have been privately making oS
lures 20 Mr.. Parncll wi.h the 05jec
haying him formulate distinct rrou.
tions for home rule IN Ireland, RlYin
limits OF his tamands with a view e.
ther ncwOtiafi0nH
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

PEORIA, LII, Doc. 3i-Judge Yates,
who d under indictment for embezzle-
ment. has iied. 10 ig said, 10 Canada. gku
judge came dlwn town two days ago land
evidently found things TOO warm for him.
Various charges have been pengiuR
against him Of misappronriatinR m(ney
belonging to various estates Of Wh1h be
was guardian, trustee or executoJ The
ohasgss were not &C first bolievedI 70 is
dooarod ft4L.s...........a daLaM ions
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01
.ro MS INGENUITY.
a Coatrivancs for Awakening n Man
Causes His Death.

Oauseb Ms Db1NAs
FLAT BUSH, n. Y, Dec. 3l.- Samuel
Wardell, aged 55 years, gastghter of
Grove Roads. died this morning from in
juries sustained Saturday morning by a
heavy weight falling on his head while
asleep In bed. Wardell was heavy
N leeper, and having to get up very early,
Onstructe6 an apparatus, connected with
n aiarm clock, in his bed room. which
aused a weight TO fan to the floor, the
oise waking him. Christmas tight bis
ed was moved without WardelPs knOWl-
I'VE while he slept and when The alarm
aused the weight TO fall il fell on his
ead, causing concussiOn Of the brain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

ADeorease offs Par Cent. in Number anC
so Per Gent. In Liabilities.

ADecresse of 3 Par Cent. in Number and
so Per Cant. In Liabilities.
NEW YORK, Dee. SIR. G. Dun & COPS
Mercantile Agency report that the total
number of business failures In the United
States during 1855 was 1861, with la
bilities of littl5 more than $I24, 100000,
as compared wits 10,9eS failures in 1884,
with liabilities OF S226,000, 600 While the
failures for 1885 ale only per cent. less
in number than 1884, the liabilities have
decreased nearly 20 per cent. The num-
Der OF traders reported in business In
1885, was 919,99Ds OF these / in every
e6 failed. In 1878, with $4,000 traders.
in 81 came to grief. The average amount
of liabilities OF each failure in 1885 was
Sll,6lS, against $50 6S2 ia 1884, and 22,369
in 1878. 1t is seen from these figures that
while the business casualties have de-
creased but slightly In number they are
far less significant IN amount and inn
portanee.
SUSPENSION OF A BANK.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S1.-The Comp
troller OF the Currency has received in
National Bank OF Lake City, MINI. The
bank has been placed in charge of Bank
Examiner Taylor, and his report is await
ed to disclose the condition of the institu-
tion.
SUGAR DEALERS ASSIGN.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3l-Hansell e.
Webster, dealers IL sugar and mOlasses,
to-day made an ASSIGNMENT OF their prop
erty to their creditors. The Liabilities are
about 100000. The nominal assets are
reported to be somewhat in excess OF the
liabilities.
WEST INDIA MERCHANTS FAIL.
LONDON. Dec. 31.-Eugene Scharrer g.
Co, West India mer hants, have become
bankrupt. Their liabilities are reported
at $500, 600, and their assets are said to be
shad0Wy.
DRPosITORs Ut TO LosE.
IsAkE CITY, MINI. Dee. 3l.--The First
SatlOpal Bank Will 20 into liquidation.
No deP0sitors will lose as the stockhold-
ers are amply able TO meet all demands.
The suspension was caused by a run.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01
pNrRoIr APPngHnNsvE.
Fears that tho Polish Factions May
Cause Nov Years Day Rist.

Fears that tho Polish Factions May
Cause Nov Years Day Rist.
DETROIT. MIcH, Dec. 3i.-The police
are IN readiness for trouble in the Polish
quarter at any hour. While tomorrow
Is generally believed - be the time when
watchiulness viii be- most needed, officers
are ON duty tonight, and have on band a
supply Of stretchors and other things
needed On the event OF a serious disturb
ance. The militia wil be called out If
necessary, and companies In this city are
under orders 10 report az once on the ring
Ing Of the Gre bells. Tomorrow beng a
holiday makes the danger greater, II Is
thought that the knowledge that the
militia are under orders for antion may
prevent any outbreak. The Bishop is out
ofthe city. but Father kolasinsH is here,
and tue feeling OF the church gas high az
ever.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

run ON CHANGE.
stock Operators In tho Big cities Bury
the old Year Merrily.

BALrmoRE, Dec. 3i.-rhere was a car
nival Of iun on Change to-day. it being
the close OF the year. But one call was
permitted, after which the tables were re-.
moved. A band OF music was on hand,
and the programme oponed with variety
show, which Was Witnessed BY more than
!. 900 nersona. including several hundred
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01
< SENATOR sHARoNs ESTATE.
@2sO, 900 Worth of UnimprOved Prop
erty Lying In Warrington.


erty Lying in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The agents of
the estate in this city OF the late ex-Sena-
tor Sharon Of Nevada, to-day placed on
record deed which was made by Senator
Sharon, Nov. 4, 1885, a short time before
his death, by which he transfers all his
property IN this CITY and elsewhere to his
SON SON Fred. g. Sharon, and mis- son-in-law,
AN5sncis g. NewlanNls, in trust for heirs
are mentioned ln>the deco by name
s.ssu tne estate described. This
been published in full.
as withdrawn from the
of Miss Hips claim to
AS soon as the Trustees
hts here all the property
this estate, which
improved property lying
heart of the most fashion,
zzze.,b city, and is valued at a
ser of million OF dollars will be
laced again in the market Most of
~ rprOperty was acquired by Mr.. Sharon
IA /satisfaction OF trust which he had
N Ven TO ex-senator Stewart and Judge
Jnnderland, members of the famous Calf
Iornia syndicate, which in 1871 bought
/ large blocks OF land in the Northwestern
section OF the CITY,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01
Onening GIoomilY In Germnnv

BERLIN, Dec. 3i.-The Berlin exhibit
tion has been fixed for 1883. The German
trade reviews say that the new year opens
with a gloomy outlook, ana that the COM
mercial world is uneasy on account of the
governments project to monOpolize the
sDirit of trade
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01
IsnuIand's Big Bank

LONDON. Dec. 8i.-Tne amour
bullion Withdrawn from The Bank of
land on balance Is E500,0OO. The ~
ia the Baak 0f England decreased !
$40 duringtho past week. lelrnHz
or tho Bank oi ENGLAND fes'
liability (which last week was
cent. IslnoW lsll por cent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

LONDON, Dec.
which will be 1881
land tomorrow i3u
annexed 70 Che D
proclamation VIII + H. |
formerly governed
no longer be under n
come part OF the dom N5Ng1
OF Great Britain and Wand and u
press Of India, and that the govern
Of the country Will be administered
ing her Maiesty'e pleasure by the Of
appointed by the Yicer0y OF India. \
sIGE1FICANcE or THE scHEArE.
LONDON Jan. I, "a. M.-The "a
SAYS fh8t the annexation Or Burl
shows that the prospect Of m00us Ufte
with China is clearly discerned both
London and at atCalcutta.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

LoNVoS. lifc. 1i lno iin
settle lhe Dixie snandaI tae
hcarip Of che case hss hlga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

Bates, Of Dubuque, Ia, to the vacancy,
Col. Bates was chairman OF the Iowa del
g alton at the National Democratic Con
vention at Cincinnati in 1880.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

sfNGToN. Dec. 3i.-All the gov
2 departments closed at noe~Ae-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

hAA tAtu 10
cept Premie
ceptioB at 4
dent Grej
Brisson's a.
M. Fl0quet
office OF SPEAK
ties for that Of
M. Clemencei
coming Premie
cal to try to 10
he disregards
government MAJ
credit, he says,
an attempt 10 pal
out the help Of III
puerile aud absurd
EvfDKNoK]
LONDON, Jan. |
correspondent OF
that the desire Of !
from President Grt
ti0n is evidence OF
Brisson and NJ. CIR
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-01

TUCSON, ARLz., Dec 3l.-Advices from
CorralitOs to Dec. IS, state that courioJ
from Gen. Crook, passed there in search
Of Capt. Davis, who started several weeks
ago TO go to the Sierra Madre mountains
with his command. consisting one com
pany and 100 Apache scouts. Since then
nothing has been heard of any Of the com
mand.
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