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Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
LOOKED UPON as A THEE.
Calhoun Aroused by a Lively Chas,
After a Fleeing Negro.


After Fleeing Negro.
CALHOUN, GA, June 19.-Thursday
Jim Hale, cOlOred, arrived here on the
evening train, we'll dressed, sporting a
watch and chain and two small satchels.
While passing, Mayor II. F. Ferguson
hailed him, asking him number OF ques-
tiOns, to which. Hale answered. Finally
Ferguson asked him 10 open his grip
sacks for inspection. Hale said Nothing,
but moved of. Ferguson called, "Hold
on, :" and went in his store for his pistol
When Ferguson turned the corner Hale
was running. ealing '5tOpl StOplv Far
guson fred three shots, yelling, "Cstch
hImW The excitement brought out a
large number OF citizens mostly armed
one in particular, VIII gHaynes, OF the
Haynes Hotel, with a nice fat rooster
However, he did not attempt 10 fight
Hale with the rooster.
Hale bore a letter Of recommendation
as 10 character, ETC., from DR.. Gunter, Of
Henry county, and was hOnOrably re-
leased, aud the crowd dispersed to their
homes TO relieve their anxious and excited
families.
Crops are looking fine but the heavy
rains during this month have caused
the farmers 10 yet behind with the grass
and weeds. What little wheat there was
left by the freeze and nigh waters has
been harvested. The yield will not be
more than a fourth OF a crop.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
MUsCoGEE LOOKS GoRDONIsH.
CAPTURE OF A MURDERER.
Two Citizens orTattnalI County Ear

Two Citizens ofTattnalI County Earn
a Reward offered by the Governor.
DARTEN, GA, June 19.-Messrs. Padg-
EFT and Leaks, OF Tattnall county, brought
Joe Cooper, the murderer Of John Mason.
TO Darien yesterday, and claim the re.
ward offered by the Governor. The cap
ture was made twelve miles from Reids-
Vile, where Cooper engaged to work under
the name OF William Anderson. Leaks
knew Cooper. who offered no resistance
when arrested. The prisoner is a sligntly
built, simple looking negro, apparently
incapable OF committing such an afro
cious act. lie says Mason had repeatedly
abused him without cause, and that he
warned him 10 desist. but be would not,
when he picked up piece OF gun and
struck him over the head. Cooper docs
not seem 70 realize the gravity OF his sit
unfi0u
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
PLAN OF THE ANARCHISTS.

Four of the RingIcaders Will sacri.
flee Others to Save Themselves.
CHICAGO. June 10.-The line Of defense
OF Spies. Fielden, Schwab and Neebe has
been mapped out and an application for a
separate trial for each OF them has been
filed with States Attorney Grinnell. The
aiidavits fled by the four men Indicate
that they will attempt TO save themselves
by sacrificing Engel, Lingg and Fischer.
These aiiidavils set forth that the atlantis
are ready to refute the charges of con-
spiracY aud cooperation in the plans Of
violence laid aud executed at the Hay
market on the night Of May 4. They hold
that, being innocent, one trial Of all the
accused would ieopardize Their chances
OF establishing their claims. Arguments,
on the motion were heard by Judge Gary
this afternoon.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
Fined for Urging a strike.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Florent Bourjean.
Dietrich Oeltgen, Jacob Micbaels and
August Leck, members OF the Carpenters
Union, were aTraigned before Justice
Mech yesterday charged with visiting a
new building and attempting to inclte the
carpenters working there 70 quit work.
ibe Justice said, after be bad heard the
testimony: ~ feel like severely fining
you foreigners. You come TO this coun-
try, in a few weeks Join some union and
Immediately proceed to regulate in
dustrial affairs here" BouUean and
Mlchaels were each fined $500.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
Pnrsning tle IneIians.

TOMBSTONE, ARI., June 10.-Word has
been received ~ Fort Huachuca from
Capt. LawtOn, who has been following
the hOstiles in Sonora, that he was driving
the band before MIN, and that the Indians
were making their way u their strong
mold In the Sierra Madres. The Indians
are on foot, having killed and eaten nearly
all their horses, retaining only four d
transport the wounded.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
TRICKS OF THE LAW.
Bail in 13 Conspiracy Cases For
feited at milwaukee.


MILWAUKEE, June ia sensation
was created in court circles to-day by a
sudden and unexpected turn in a number
OF the conspiracy cases growing out OF
the recent labor riots. At the opening of
the Municipal Court n. S. Murphy, coun-
sci for the defendants, withdrew his
motion for a continuance in a number OF
cases and then left the court room. In
his absence District Attorney Williams,
suspecting trick, called the case,
and neither the defendants nor
their counsel appearing the Judge
declared the bail in thirteen cases,
amounting to $4,000, forfeited. Murphy
returned soon afterwards and endeavOred
10 have the Judge reverse his decision,
but the latter refused. This afternoon
the attorneys tor the defendants in num-
ber Of cases filed aflidavits of prejudice,
and Judge Mallory directed that an order
be entered calling upon Judge Sloan to
try the cases. The attorneys for the de-
tense objected to this. The cases will be
taken up Monday morning.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
Opposition to Expulsion.

PARIS, June 19.-In the Senate to-day
NJ. Beranger read the report OF the com
mittee on the expulsion bill. The report
recommends the rejection Of the measure
ON the ground that 1t is Incompatible with
liberty and prejudicial 10 the existence
OF cordIality with foreign powers. u
further declares that the subject is not
one for the decision Of Parliament but for
the judicial authorities. The debate on
the matter was fixed for Monday.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
Acquitted a fer Three trials.

CHARLESTON, $. g., June Dat Alb.
bevllle to-day the jury in the case OF John
q. Ferguson, after being out four or five
hours, returned verdict OF not guilty on
tie ground Of self-detense. This is the
third trial OF the case, q mistrlal having
been had on the previous occasions
Ferguson killed Benedict about three
years ago without proyocatiOn. In the
previous trials the defense set up plea
OF insanity.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

RICHMOND, VA, June 19.-In cOnse-
quence Of notice being posted in the nail
making department OF the Old Dominion
iron and nail works, on Belle Isle, re-
ducing wages 10 per cent, 80 as TO corre-
spOnd with the wages paid in the Harris
burg. Pa. district, 100 nailers and feeders
have quit work. Tho reduction was to
fused to continue until that time even at
the present. wages. The wages have
always been regulated by those paid ia
the Harrisburg district.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
Cashiers Fall.

PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-John ID. Hop
per was arrested to-day, charged with the
embezziement OF $4,000 belonging TO the
was employed as cashier. He had been
in the firms employ over thirty years.
lie was made cashier in 1873 and imme-
diately began a system OF speculation In
small amounts, which he has continued
ever since, by means Of false bills for
customs duties on goods which were not
iunportpd
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
ARCHIBALD FoRBEs MARRIED.
Gen. Meigs' Daughter Led TO the
AIfnr NJ - InhnIc ChurrI,

Gen. Meigs' Daughter Led TO the
Altar at st. Johns Church.
WAsHINGToN, June 19.--ArchIbaId
Forbes, Of England, and Miss Lulu Meigs,
daughter Of Gen. NJ. c. Meigs, U. 3. A.,
were married at IL O'clock this morning
at st. Johns Protestant Episcopal church
in the presence OF fashionable gather
ing. Rev. DR.. Leonard performed the
ceremony. Lieut.. NJ. NJ. Macomb was
the groom's best man, and Miss Mamie
MacOmb was the only bridesmaid. The
ushers were Count Glydenstolp Of the
Swedish legation, Baron Speck Won Stern
berg OF the German legation, and DR..
William May. Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes left
Washington to-day fox New York, and
will sail at once for England.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
Ita An m Wind-

BOsToN. June '19.--Henry Couillard, ok
Charlemont, who did good service in as
slstlng the wounded IN the Fitchburg
railroad disaster, being at that time on
the train as prisoner on his way TO Jail
under sentence for liquor selling, has
been pard0ned by Gov. Robinson. and has
received 81. 800 damages from the railroad
company for mis- injuries.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
A Child Killed by a Train.

ROME. Ga, June 10.-A north bound
fast passenger train on the East Tennes-
see, Virginia and Georgia railroad ran
over and Instantly killed a 0-year-old col
0red girl just above this city this morn
inc. She had been blackberry picking.
and was crossing a trestle when the train
afruaE nDF
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

ST. JOHN, n. r.. June i9.-The French
brigantinc Michael sank on the Great
Banks Thursday. Nine OF her crew were
drowned. Banker Christabel found a dOry
numbered o, containing the bodies OF TWO
dead fishermen, floating about five miles
of Cape Ballard. No oidentiGcation Of the
men was possible. They were buried at
aaa
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

SHIPPING BILL DEFECTS.

President Cleveland Approves the
Measure but Finds a Flaw.
WASHINGTON. June l9.-The Speaker
laid before the House this morning mes
sage from the President, announcing his
approval OF the shipping bill, but point
ing out defect which he discovers to ex-
ist in the measure. The message is
as follows:
To tie House Qf Representation:
Upon examination Of the bill originating in
the House of Represen ntatives, No. 4,s8s, enti-
tied, IAN act to abolish certain fees for Ofil-
cial services 10 American vessels aud to amend
the laws relating to the shipping commission-
ers, seamen and owners Of vessels, and for
other purposes" | find that there is
such a failure TO adjust the exciting
laws to the new departure proposed
by the bill as 10 greatly endanger the
public service II this bill should not be amend
cd. or at once supplemented by additional
legislation. The fees which are at present
collected from vessels for services performed
by the Bureau OF Inspection, and which made
up the fund from which certain expenses ap-
puFtenant TO that bureau we're paid. are by
the proposed bill abolished. but no provision
has been substituted directing that such
expenses shall be paid from the pubic
treasury or any other source. The objects Of
the pill are IN the main 70 useful and impOr
tant that have concluded to approve the
same upon assurance of those actively pro
noting It's passage that another bill shall at
once be introduce to cover the defect above
referred to. The necessity Of such supple
mental legislation il so obvious that hope II
win receive Immediate action Of Congress.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
EDecutiBe N0nsf0n, JDne n. 1880.
Mr.. Dingley, OF Maine, stated that he
was instructed by the Shipping Committee
TO introduce the measure 10 remedy the
defect pointed out by the President, and
he asked unanimous consent 10 intI Oduce
IL now and put 10 upon its passage.
Mr.. Morrison objected and the message
was referred TO the Shipping Committee.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
California Iron Workers Strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-In accord
anoe with the resolution adopted by the
representative council OF the iron trade
all the union men employed in the Union
iron works, except the pattern makers,
went on strike this evening, 10 remain
out until all the non-union men are dis.
missed from the Union iron works. The
strikers number about 400.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

ROME, June l0.-slgn0r sulei. known as
a former African explorer, has COM
Dr. Tanner. n ~ stated thgt be has
neither drank Or eaten anything "a :
week. several Witnesses declare that hlg
abgicntiOn ID genuine.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
North Caroiina's Press Association.

RALEIGH, n. c., June 10.-Aiter a three
days session at M0rebead, n. c., the
10 elected James /. McCree, OF the
Raleigh News and Observer, President.
The association came bero to-day and
paid its respects In body 70 GOV. Scales.
TINS afternoon II left Tor Washington, ID.
O., Ia "a special car, aud Will remain in
that city until Wednesday.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

PARIS, June i0.-French newspaper
urge the government 10 maintain Occu@
patton NJ the New Hebrides Islands. IL Isl
reported that negotiations have already
been begun between England and France
for revision Of the existing conventions
between the two powers respecting the
New Hebrldea,
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

CARLISLE, KY, June lg.-B0n. Win
field Buckles, of Paris, "a candidate for
the 0dlCe 0f superior Court Judge ~ this
district. was brought here today araylng
maniac and viii b taken " the asylum
az once.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
nenlll nf d.. EnnntIrroY.

sTAUNTON, VA, June l0.-Dr. A. ~.
fauntlerOy, late superintendent OF She
Western Lunaile Asylum, and one Of The
most eminent virginia physicians, died
suddenly fhls evening. lie was brother
of Judge faunilef0g 0i the supreme
Court.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
Rnried with Masonic Honors

EASTMAN, GA, June 80. 90 The BODY OF
W. Il. HGrrell, OF this county, was buried
on Thursday with Masonic hOnOrs. Mr..
Harrell was one Of the best and most sub.
stantal citizens OF the county and had
many friends. His illness was brief. He
had always enjoyed good health, and
lived 10 q ripe old age.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

PERRY, GA, June 19.--We have had
four days good grass killing weather,
bat the weather II now threatening and
everything depends on good dry weather.
Farmers are working well, aud crops
where clean are doing well. The corn
arm la nun.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
Gov. Murray's Appointments sus
tanned.

SALT LAKE, June 19.-The Territorial
Supreme Court to-day affirmed the judg-
ment Of tbe Third District Court, sustain
ing the right OF the app0intees Of Gov.
Murray 10 the Offices OF Territorial Audi
tOr and Treasurer against the Mormon
hOld.OVof lneum bonfa.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

STEVENS poisT, WIS.,. June l9~-A. NJ.
N0rsc, cashisr ~ tle Iifsf haf'oral
Bank, Naa today a1oi dead BY 81. W.
ua1eltine. The latter aufrondelfd'
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

FonT WORM, Tx june b.-N. Il.
pruitf was lynehed near sipe springs,
computing b murder a man named J. o.
n0steitfr
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

WAsHINGTON. June i0.-lt 10 expected
that n call Tor the redemption Of sf.o400)0
three per ocnt. bonds will be issued early
next week
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

AUGUSTA. GA, June l0.-At the River
side mills things remain about ns they
stood yesterday. No move has been made
ln either direction and Developments ln
sthe strike are critically watched Tor.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20
BACON AT HAMILTON.

COLUMBUS, GA, June l9.-HOn. A. ..
Bacon addressed about 500 people in
Hamilton to-day. His speech was de-
clared by many a mastery effort and hard
TO be refuted by Gen. Gordon. At the
conclusion Of his speech he was presented
with beautiful bouquet of flowers. Har-
ris county votes by primaries on satur-
day, June 26. Each side is confident of
victory.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-20

Mr.. Chamberlain addressed on open air
meeting Of his constituents AZ Blrming-
lam this evening The audience was
lively aud sometimes upr0arloua, but
motion approving OF Mr. Chamberlaln'e
'indidatufe was carried by large ma
oHly. In bic address Mr.. Chamberlain
tHd.
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belt ber Wfetnungen Dem Bopen Bic be-
ffe Mitbilfe in feinem f6meren Werfe,
Getpaltbat gu perbiiten; auf eiaene
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nabe lag unb ber tpadere eeSeugeni feiz
nerlet 8iirgf@aft fiir Die grbaltunq Der
Orbnung bot, 10 betpirfte 8ater SEQ,
BON eiuigen beionnenen 6ausbdtern UNI.
teritiBt, nod bielen Miiben bic Wabl
zines Nusf9lufes, tpel6er bic 8erhdlts
mile bes Dorfes regeln follte. Mu9 unz
ter bieien feds Wednnern tpdbrte atpar
ber @treit ber Meiuuusen fort, bod euts
tpidelte 1t9 aus bemfelben alImdbli9 ein
@onpromiB, allerbings 10 iiberaus ielts
iamer Mrt. bob es tpobl in ber eeian,mz
ten @ef9i9te bieier 2anbf6aft ein3ig
oatebt. Sic fanben fi6 ndrtliG in fols
genoen Bef9lhffen sufamnten. Sa Sa.
rag it9 BON uns losgeiagt unb bes Sat
ters S6reiber 1tns l1nre6t getban, 10
tpollen tpir BON Bei6en ni6ts 1nebr tpiis
len, tpeber iebt nod in ale 3eit! SIT
bieien tuirren Sagen bon 8eiben suriids
gefoBen unb uns felbft iiberIaHen, tper=
ben mir, Mdnner bon 3ulatpce, bon
nun ab aud urIere Mngelegenbeiten
ielbit oronen nnb als Sibrer 11ur unfes
ren felbfgewdblten Gi@ter anertennen.
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