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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
COrrespondcnce With China

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.--In the Sen
ate to-day a resolution WIS o.
tered by Mr.. Mitchell, OF Oregon,
for reference to the Committee on Foreign
Relations, and was 50 referred, calling on
the Secretary OF State for copies of all
correspondence between the United States
government and the Chinese government
since the PRONUNCIATION Of our treaty with
China, having reference To the enforce
ment of treaty provisions.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
COLNfAN's ACCOUNTS.
A Chance That Judge Durham's Ruling
viii Not be Sustained.

A Chance That Judge Durham's Ruling
viii Not be Sustained.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The House
Committee ON Agriculture to-day agreed
to report favOrably the bill authorizing
the transfer of a portion Of the money ap-
prOpriated for the laboratory division Of
the Agricultural Department 20 the seed
division of the department. This bIll is
really for the relief OF the Commissioner
OF Agriculture. The employees in the
seed division were paid out Of the appro-
priatiOn for the laboratory division by
direction Of Gen. Carmen, VINO at the
time was acting Commtssioper in the alb
sence OF Commissioner Colman. Comp
troller Durham disallOwed the accounts
on the ground that the transfer Of the ap-
preparation was Illegal. The committees
action. il ratified by the House, will have
the effect OF allowing this item in the
Commissioners account.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 2O.-Ibe board oi
directors Of the new Richmond Vhh
Company to-day completed their organi
cation by eiecting Abner Anderson nj
Dauyille, business manager, Judge Now.
lluOf Washington. chief editor, aud Peter
j. Burton of Richmond, city editor. 1ho
newspaper Will be issued next Wednes.
day, Jan. ~, the G2d anniyersary Of Tie
nfbl publication Of the lihlg
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2O.-The National
Board OF Trade is holding its sixteenth
annual session here Frederick Fraley, oil
Philadelphia, presiding. F0rty-liFe dele.
gates were present today, representing
trade organizations North and West, but
none from the South. Resolutions were
adopted favoring The Lowell bankruptcy
bill aud subsidies 10 American vessels IN
fOreiwu trade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The Post
master General has decided that photo
graphs come under the designation OF
printed matter, and are, therefore. to be
rated as third class matter instead OF
being in the fourth class and rated as
merchandise, as has heretofore been the
case. Under this ruling photographs can
ment OF / cent for two ounces, instead VI
1 cent an ounce.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

WA-mSGroN, Jam 20-rnr House
Committee ou Reform In fln tIvl Service
to-day unanimously instructed icTroseH.
tarly0 Pulitzer 20 report adversely the
Llli introduced bY Representative -eney,
0i Oni0, fYr the repeal 0f IHe cIsI service
law. a eubseOmmllno. r0nshuug 0f
Representative tirWHftH, Pulitzer nu1
ID. ncOr. of lihode laiah1 Wn1 appointed
Oh consider ail bills rrlafur bl COL rep81l
0f fhn tenure ~ Office ael Ihe tnmmif.
tH. H expected ~ report fHfnraIIF Ne
l.ona Dili repeating thg tenure gi oMcQ
Hrft
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

GAiNEsviLLE, Tx. Jan. 20.--A party
~ nine cOwbOYs visited the town Of Bur.
ingt0u. several miles north Of here, last
night. Alter becoming crazed with liquor
they teirorized the population by firing
into windows and acting IKE savagos.
Deputy Sheriff Coke, with a posse about
daylight ran the rufians out Of town.
killing four Of them and i've horses in a
running fight
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
HUNGARY's PARLIAMENT.
Two speeches which Have Created Wide.
spread Excitement.

spread Excitement.
PEsTH, Jan. 20.-Two exciting speeches
were delivered in the Hungarian Parlia-
ment yesterday. One was by Herr sor-
yath. who, in alluding 10 the race disseu-
slon prevailing throughout Austria-Hun-
gary, said:
The dual constitution Of 1876 was
founded on the idea that the German ele-
meut was prepOnderant IN Austria, but
now the dominant forces in Austria are
the siavs. The cohesion OF monarchy rs
gone. Between the Slavs and liuuRariaus
thcrO are no afinitcs. u Is important
that the fDdegallst policy now pursued by
Austria should not be pushed o. such "a
point as 90 keep the two halves OF n0nar-
chv eslranxed and leading 70 the dissOlu-
tinn OF tue empIe.p
He concluded by quoting the words Of
Baron Joseph hOtO0s, the friend OF kO1-
suth, ard who protected the latter from
the attacks OF the Conservatives. "it
ever he VIVA compelled 90 choose be-
tween Germauiem aud -lsyism, he would
pronounce boo iuyOr of the former
ROBBERY CHARGED.
Tho other member whose remarks
caused excitement was Herr sItllc,
President of tho supreme Court. lle ln
tlo course Of the debate on the budget de-
Clared that nn official who was friend
~ tlc hungarian Prime Minister was
aqunudoring 0ue-third 0i the retenues 0i
Hungary. ne was Immediately asked 90
name the Official. lle refused, hONeYfr
unless an Dnlclai inquiry WAS Instituted.
This produced nn upf0af, and cripa NJ
"uamo" arose from ali pafls ~ che cham.
brf Ilr remained 0naufafe. aud declined
go rIIf Goo Uaun uf flH nfIflui.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
sennte Rnutlnc ProceedIngs.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 30, In the SENATE
to-day resolution 10 pay me expenses OF
Judge Underwood, Of virginia, Ia con-
testiDg MS seat m the Senate-which resO-
luton had lain over since the special ses-
sion OF the Senate-was laid before the
senate, and on objection by Mr.. Allison
10 It's present combination. u went over.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2O.--J. 3. Mish,
son of "a prominent merchant. was shot
aud killed last night ~ DR.. ,. N. McDon-
AID na be- " aH ondeaYOring to escape IRON
McD0naidiH house. ur. Mcdonald bad
M0U0uHld aurTnudafHd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

JAcKsoN, Miss, Jan. 20.-'lbo LeRiala.
ture 10 joint session to-day compared and
verified the vote casi by each h0uae yr8.
tnfdaY Cor uulted htatoH senators, and
nosafs. Walthail aud George we're onI.
cIaliY declared elected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
Prni.e for a ItnNcnnc Creyv.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The Produce
Exchange Of Wilmington, n. C., has writ
ten TO the Secretary OF the Treasury at
testing their high appreciation OF the val
uuble services rendered by the revenue
cutter C0ifax of the coast Of North Caro-
lima during the recent storms.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
Nominated for Assistant Treasurer

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 20. The President
to-day nominated Chas. j. Canda, Of New
YORK. 20 be Assistant Treasurer OF the
LnIind HlAleA M Vow Ynrk.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

Iseiufurccmcnts for Preudergast.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 20.--A Bengal native
regiment bias started for Kufmah % rein
fDrnn thu nIIlInl lIOOna ID Mnndalny.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

BERLIN. Jan. 2O-flerr kopp, the Ro-
man Catholic Bishop OF Fulda, has been
appointed by Emperor William a member
of the upper house OF the Pfusslan Land
fmm
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

LONDON, Jan. q, 8 A. M.-The Oath
Telegraph has adVices stating that tho
Russian governments has dispatched f6, OO0
more troops to Asia, aud that 1000 Rus
slams are crossing the Caspian sea on
their way 20 the Teppe country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

Madrid, Jan. 20.- snu0r itulz 0amfz
has refused ihe orlce VI spanish AlnislsI
10 tHaahlnniuu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
Europe's Dignity at stake.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 20.-Ld journal
de -. Petersburg says the dignity Of Eu-
rope demands thatthe powers should re-
double their efforts TO compel Greece. Ser
via and Bulgaria 10 disarm so az 10 pre-
vent ealamities. the extent and issue OF
" hInn nnn nnn lnrnann
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

"Wheneyer the government from In
Exposition, shall iall o. maintain the
ll'er dollar ON par with gold. AN of the
tiYer ceruheltcs, as well as all other
/ tprr currency together with the silver
oilar ITSELF viii fam 90 the exact c0m-
lofcinl value of the bullion contained in
lo standard silver dollar. Al NJ our
sAl tender must theu stand on that
AsiH' There Isuo financial oI legislative
ilehcrau That olefs nny 0tlor fate.
,tmocratic Treasury officials nle hrld tO
more hon 30 than their pfodecessors.
"A hl ~ IN not f0r ME 90 claim ihut ihDy nIo.
ihl ilhayo hfnut work from early morn
|Anlll evening 4 ,,llFht in pushing silver
Ad',.l{ ei fred ~ of the country,
Siaf s... 4 ls be- toNrlfl,. ..,.' -.
hlsQ sfaiel , sQaa Hfgai fhe i se..raaIfl
.nil1n in lst0. ana ihHf in n0iht
Nnsfif Hl of hr. hlunl'H'a Iuumalf r i
sAii uitiaf. le taeeaNlea " 20 L
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

ed missionaries, in persuading mankind
that the silver dollar was worthy of more
obedient faith and greater alteration
among the unconverted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

ceeded by 0rville II. Plat, Republi-
can. During the campaign of 1876
Mr.. Barnum rendered valuable SER
vice to the Democratic cause. Mr..
Hewett was chairman Of the National
Democratic Committee in that year, and
it was to him that Mr.. Barnum tele-
eraphed for "more mules" for In
diana. The expression created good
deal Of newspaper comment at the time
when it was first made public, being
generally understood to bear the inter-
probation of "more money" but there
seems to be no proof that this was the
case.
After the nomination Of General Han
cock for the presidency, in 1880, there
was q serious difference Of opinion as to
who should be made chairman Of the
National Democratic Committee. The
matter was referred to the candidate for
his decision, when he selected ex-Sena-
tor Barnum, thus conciliating Mr.. Til
den and his friends, who favored the
choice of the astute politician Of the
Uousatonic Valley.
Mr.. Barnum is now secretary Of the
National Democratic Committee.
AS a political manager he is cautious
and wary, uncommunicative and saga
cious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
The Brummagem Article.
lChicagc Herald.l


"What is the bookingto New York;"
inquired q young man with a queer
shaped hat on his head and drawl in
his voice, as he stood before the ticket
window Of an Eastern railroad.
Seventeen dollars" said the ticket
agent.
"You meai,-aw-three pound ten,
eh?"
"No, l mean SIT. | don't know
anything about your three poun' ten.
Ticket"
Y-a-a-s, you may book me. But
three poun' ten is too deuced much,
doncher know? too awfully much.
Does that include me luggage
He was informed that his luggage
would be carried, and started off to
look after it, with his one eye-glsss
elevated towards the roof Of the sta
tion-house.
"That chap must be an Englishman,"
remarked the ticket agent.
"Englishman, the devil !! 4" replied q
brakeman who CHANGED to be standing
by. 81 know that young Goldfish. He
was born on o cansl.boat down here
near Joliet, and his dad got rich buying
hogs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

had something in her hands cleaning
against her dress, and ] noted how she
stole behind him Is be bent over
the light. Then . cloud OF vapor
arose from tho lamp, and no turned to
face her, stern and unyielding. She
threw herself kneeling, praying, at his
feet, but he never flinched; then she
rose, changing into . tall, thin, pale
figure. with . death-like face and hol-
low, cleaning eyes. Still he never fall
tered, and with . cry this being rushed
through the hali-open door into the
moonlight. The vision haunted me,
though in every way possible / tried
reasonably to account for 1t.
The next morning I Left Torremouth
by the earliest train, stopped at the sta
ton near Kenneth's retreat, and with
some little difficulty found my way to
the chapel. All was lonely and desert
ed, yet | seemed to note hanging around
the room faint traces Of that smoke-like
vapor.
/ returned to Torremouth telling my
self that 1t was but fancy, and that
Kenneth, with his wife, was in West
moreland.
At home, to my surprise, found
Frank waiting to see me.
81 have seen Kenneth" were his
first words.
"When?" cried.
"He came to me last night; / have
seen her, too, lowering his voice. in
her true form. know now all that he
did for me. See-he gave me this"
1t was o moose made of thick coil
Of woman's golden hair.
From that time to this have never
again seen Kenneth Lambert, nor has
any one else.
Now, perhaps, you may call me
silly old fool for thinking anything SUI
pernatural lay behind these circum-
stances. You may call Kenneth mad,
as many do, and find excellent reasons
to account for everything else.
l have told neither more nor less than
saw. Put what Interpretation you
please upon it | can offer none.
Was she Lilith?
I cannot tell. But she cost the life
mo matter how it ended) Of one OF the
noblest men l ever knew. And Frank
still suffers from having once been be-
meath her influence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
w. III. BARNCM,
Secretary of the National Democratic
COMMITTEES.

Secretary of the National Democratic
COMMITTEES.
Ex-senator Barnum is reported ill at
Lime Rock, Conn. He was born in the
wear 1918 in the State Of Connecticut.
When quite young man Barnum began
his career as iron-master, which ne IS
still following. From small dimensions
his premises have extended their area,
until now he owns all the principal
blast-furnaces and FORCES in the Housa-
tonic Valley, besides large interests in
the Lake Superior district. His mansion
is at Lime Rock, Salisbury, Litchdeld
county, Conn.,, about forty miles from
the city of Hartford. Mr.. Barnum is
very rich man, but as he has gained
wealth by unquestionably honorable
business proceedings, his opulence is
not begrudged him by his neighbors,
who are proud of his financial achieve
ments.
Mr.. Barnum's public political career
began with his election to the Connect
cut House of Representatives in 1851.
He was reelected the next year. In
1866 he was elected to the House Of
Representatives at Washington, and
again in 1868 and 1870. His popu-
larity may be gagged by the fact that
on the last occasion he was the only
Democrat in the entire congressional
delegation from his State. Upon the
death of Oris F. Ferry, Republican,
Mr.. Barnum was elected to fill the va
cancy in the United States Senate oc-
casioned by that event. His term ex-
pired in March, 1879, when he was sue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
ssiIsip~ she seas With OH.


The bark James A. Borland met with
tsISible weather on her voyage here
from Brazil aud Nuevitas, Cuba. Cap.
tain Davis reports that the hurricane
which visited New York during the last
part of February strnck his vessel on
the Goth OF that month, when she was
in the middle Of the Gulf Stream. off
Cane Hatteras. IL lasted thus for two
DAYS, and returned again on March 81
and again on March 10Th, when the ves-
sci was on the eastern edge OF the
Stream. Much Of the time the decks
were submerged. and the ship had to be
kept before the wind. On March 10Th.
while the decks were under water, the
sea broke against the boards so roughly
that all the riDgbolts were torn ont and
the water rushed into the cabins through
The holes.
1t was necessary to calm the vio-
lence Of the sea in some way, an1
captain Davis had resort TO the use Of
linseed oil. He said yesterday after
noon that he bad never tried it before.
but that he should never Leave port
scain without an extra barrel Of oil
lie placed large pieces Of oakrn s'tu-
rated with oil in bags. and let the oil
drip slowly into the sea. The effect
was absolutely marvellous, the oil COM
pletcIy breaking the edge and sharp
ness Of the waves. At the time when
the oil was first resorted to the pumps
were being piled by all hands. The
captain expressed to the reporter his
belief that the safe arrival Of the Bor-
land was largely owing to the use Of
the oil. Why" he said, IAN extra
barrel of oil on this last voyage would
have saved thousands of dollars to the
underwriters" When his oil gave
out the captain tried varnish, but this
was not O success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
7 LOVE ngR BETTER TuAy

~ LOVE INK DLtlbk THAN
Il LIFE Wei then, why dpnr you
DO something 10 bring baca the roses 20 Der
cheeks and the iizsIt TO her eyes7 bort
you see she u suffering ffDi1 nervous de-
biiify, the result ~ female wea knessf a
bottle Of Dr. fiSrces fsyorife Prsscry
ton " Will brighten thO-s pole ciIeeks afii
send rew lire fhfnugn that wasli1Z form.
II on .ose her take heed.
HOW PALE SOr ARKi
Is frequently the exclamation ~ ono lsiy
IN anuthsr. The fact 10 not peasant Oie
10 have n ent!op bui sii.l the art may De
kindly one for II sotsfle one sfdfesssi 10
thinking sppr.sss bsTof the f1ci that she ~
not ib good bealih, ADD leads heT 20 seek =
reason therefor. Psllor Is almost always
attendant upon the FRS stages ~ cJasuDp-
ZION. 1be system Il eniee0ied. and thf
blood % Impoverished. Df Pierce =
Golden Medical Discovery" viii set asa
tonic UPON The system, vii enUcn 70" lnl-
pOVerishtd blood ana fes.Dre rose, 10 tue
cheek.
n YOU have calarrh. Use tie sgfosf re.ue-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
WOOD AND COAL.

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PkOPos AIS.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

- NAN1 bhfAhlAENI,
BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON, February is, 1855.
Sealed proposals., endorsed " Proposals for
Tobacco viii be received al this Bureau
until MARCH 80, 1853, At ] o'clock A.
NJ. for one hundred thousand 100 600
pounds OF NAVY TOBACCO, TO be delivered
at the Navy-Ysrd, Brooklyn. \. y. on or
before the first day OF November. 1885.
Specifications and forms OF O;fer " M be
furnished by this Bureau upon application,
and proposals must be made upon the forms
so furnished and in accordance with the
specifca tions. w. :. SCHLEI,
fe 2l-3Ot Acting Chief OF Bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
TAxES.
sEsSE-TEIRE AID.
was not a success

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OF our own manufacture; Fishernen's on
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corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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Brand seine-Thread, warranted TO give sat-
isfaction. Fyke-Nets hoped ready for use.
fe 25-tMh29
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21

That which enfolds every human
frame Is subject TO many ailments.
palmer's Skin-Success Is safe,
speedy. positive, external cure. AT
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
THE WANDERING VESSEL.

Every maritime nation has story Of
a wandering vessel, these legends pro-
badly taking their origin either from an
abandoned ship, dimly seen in a storm,
or from the appearance of vessel sail
ing in weather and under circumstances
that few commanders care TO risk.
1.-The real Flying Dutchman N" is Fall
kenberg, for so many German legends
call the maritime Wandering Jew. who
was seen, they assure us, in the North
ern Ocean, in spectral ship without
helm or helmsman, playing at dice with
the devil for his soul. The alleged
cause of his expiatory voyage is a
a murder on the high seas.
The French form of the legend is
thus given by NJ. Jal (: " A Dutch cap
tain had vainly tried to round Cape
Horn against q head-gale. lie swore
be he would do it, and, when the gale
increased, laughed at the fears of his
crew, smoked his pipe and drank his
beer. He threw overheard some of
tuem NHO tficu W manu- MN pun W
port. The Holy Ghost descended on the
vessel, but he fred his pistol at it, but
pierced his own hand and paralyzed
his arm. He cursed God, and was
then condemned by the apparition TO
navigate always without putting to port,
having only gall to drink and red-hot
iron to eat, and eternally to watch. lie
was to be the evil genius of the sea, to
torment and punish sailors the sight
of his storm.tossed vessel to carry
presage Of i'll fortune to the luckless
beholder. lie sends white squalls, all
disasters and tempests; should he visit
ship, wine sours and all food
becomes beans--the sailors bete noir.
Should he bring or send letters, no one
should touch them or they are lost. He
changes his mien at will, aud is seldom
seen twice under the same circum-
stances. His crew are all old sinners
of the sca-sailor-thieves, towards,
murderers, and such. They eternally
toll and suffer. and have little to eat or
drink. II is the true purgstory Of che
faiihless and idle mariner"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-21
WALLER AT,,LOR. Atlanta. ia


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epplv H.: 10 L. ire ami waterproof Price
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~ so cents per gallon. one 30 nn cover.
$50 square feet al TN or iron roofing. SeHi
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deis 20 TAMIL. = l.! y
NH li-Su2t llcnmohd D.