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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
O'NEILL THANKs GLADsToN E
Cox, of North Caroline, Prevents Ac-
ton By the House.

Cox, OF North Caroline, Prevents Ac-
ton BY the House.
WASHINGTON April 9.-ln the House
TODAY Mr.. O'Neil, OF Missouri. asked
unanimous consent for consideration OF
the following resolutions;
R-s,lrt1, That Che 10 Sc Of Representative
OF the United states earnestly symptthiIes
with the X gut honorable WI IAN T., Gitt-
stone and ul. associates ln their efforts 10 Sc
cure free Parllam mt for the people Of Ire
land. and congrltulNtcs the ptOp q OF that
Ihetto unhappy country on he prospect ut
aa early and successful termination OF thelT
long aud patriotic struggle for the right OF
lOS / self guNefnment.
E.DfBed. That the speaker OF the House be
directed Go communicate copy of these rec
ola ionstO Mr.. Gladstone.
Mr.. Cox, OF North Carolina, objected
aud the res buttons were not received.
The House then at 3 O'Clock took re-
cess until : 80 o'clOck, the evening session
~ be for the consideration OF pension bills.
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A snag on the Private Calendar.

WAsH1NGroN, April a.-The House 70.
day went mt committee " tae whole on
the private calendar. several bills were
agreed 10 when the committee ran against
a suag iu the shape of "a bill directing tnr
Qu0rtermaster General 10 settle with the
McMinnyil @ aud Manchester Railroad
Company. Of Tennessee. TIE amount 10.
yolved Is SAC, 900 and long discussion an
sued upon the measure, hut no action was
TAKEN. lhe cOmmItiee thnn rn.n.
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Nnfirn.

SOUTH FLORIDA RAILROAD
OFFICE OF GEN'L FREIGHT & TICKET AGENT
SANFORD, FLA, April 3. 1856. y
owing to quarantine regulations when VIII
take effect on May !, the steamers nj the
Morgan Line will make their last trip for the
season. leaving Tampa for Kew West and
havana, April Il, and for New Orleans
April "A. FREDE &c Il. RAND
General Freight and Tieket Arent
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Notice to Tax Payers.

CITY TREAsrRER's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, April /, lss6
The following h xes are now due:
REAL ESTATE. first quarter 1885.
STOCK IN TRADE, first quarter 1856.
tURNlI [ RE, ETC, first quarter ISIS.
MONEY, BONDS, ETC, frst quarter 1885.
discount o 10 Ter cent. Will be allowed
upon all OF the above taxes VDatd 15stkfa n
teen days after the frst Of 4 Dr{i.
T.. :. HARDEE, CITY Treasurer
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SUBSCRIBERS
Spiral Elotirrs.
To the Citizens of Savannah.
CITY OLE sAYANNAn

MAYOR's OFFICE, April 5 iSss
That there may be no lack Of ample sc.o,ll
notation for the large numo Der Of VISITORS "a
our city at the Chatham ARTILLERY CeDtern.si
celebration in May, a Inteiu zence Buresr,
mas been established by that corps and p'aTs3
IN charge Of Mr.. James c. shaw, with q ~
Nungazer and r. A Grad0t az his assl.tanfs
No. % bull street, who will record and H..
pense inf rmatlon pertaining to boarding ana
lodging civilian visitors. 'NN
urgent request you TO Cooperate with
mr.. shaw and his assistants in this matter A
important to the success of the occasion.
RUFUS Z LESTER, Mavor
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EHnEraI 9nuitgtinne

g - - y ~ kE.-Dled, April ON. Mr. -
I ner sisters, Mrs. titzsimons and the ~
ARE are invited to attend her funer-i sses
wees at her residence No. l5S SOM q s-f-
streel, az O'Clock THIS AFTERNnnN --Io1l
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Notice,

The public are hereby notified that we win
not be responsible for any debts or contracts
made IN cur names, siDgly or together. either
as agent for US or otherwise, unless made nv
us IN person.
REBECCA 5. c. EIsKAMP.
JOHN F. EISKAAIP
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

MADISON. GA, April 9.-The municipal
election held here passed Of very quietly.
j. W. Beard 70 was elected by large
~ GRITTY as Mayor, and l.. u. Foster, 5.
vs.. Booth, +. W. Burnett and John Orr as
Council mon
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Renrcscntnliye nnhn.s ncnth.

WAsHINGToN. April 9.-In the House
to-day. on motion OF Mr.. ST. Martin, OF
Louisiana. a night session was ordered
Tor May 10 for consideration of resolutions
relative TO the death Of Michael Hahn. late
Representative from tie State OF Louisiana
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

WASHINGTON. April 9.--ln tue Senate
to-dd, "A resolution offered by MIR. Allison
was agreed 20, calling ON tue Secretary Of
tho Treasury Tor information relating 10
INNS hIud
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
The Tlood Sufferers.

WASHINGTON. April @. - La the House
to-day MIR FCrney, OF Alabama, asked
unanimous consent for present cOnsidora-
zion Ot tup Joint resolution making an APP
Precipitation for the relief OF the sufferers
from tae foods IN Alabama.
Mr. Beach OF New York, objected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

WAsutNGToN. April 9. Senator In
gals. boy request, to-day introduced u bill
70 provide for the appointment at a board
OF arbitration 10 examine and settle diff
ieronces between railroad companies and
their employees.
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PensacoIa's Naval Drill.

PENSACOLA, April 9.-The naval squad
ron steamed into the harbOr to-day and
anchored % Magnolia Bluff. three miles
above the CITY. The night exercises this
evening we're Grand
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rHE EMRAssY pLrAsEn.

SAN FRANCISCO. April q, 1856.
10 hon. q. s. Fdtrc3ttd, 4 ctiHg Secretary Of
the Ire fsurV:
The Chinese Embassy arrived In advance of
tune. Every facility TO land was eXtrudt d.
No discOurtcsy Was shown. They made no
20 plants. They landed ny dir ctinn Of the
Collector. Before leaving the ship the envoy
expressed thanks 10 the surveyor in char e.
Tor the cour; esy shown him and invited the
surveyor 70 eel upon him at his hotel. 1hr
go ments OF Eastern papers are not war
ranted by the facts.
john S. HAGER,
Collector.
ISRAEL LAwTOS,
Superintendent OF Mint.
W. j. TGNNGN.
Surveyor.
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spnrtanburg's Postmaster.

WAsHINGroN, April 9.-rhe President
to-day nominated John G. Anderson 20
be postmaster at Spartanburg Court
House. S. q.
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Knights Of Labor Pins at Abrahams &
Birnbaum's. -AdU.
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Proposals for Building New Jail.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS
AND EX-OFFICIOJUT aEs CHATHAM Co., Ca
SAVANNAH. GA, Feb. 26, 1886. \
Sealed propo ais viii be received at this
Office until Y O'Clock N. on MONDAY, April
26, 1886. for the N aterial aud workmanship
required IN the erection of a jail and jailer's
Savannah.
Proposal. viii be received in lump for the
whole work, and also separate bids for stone
wort, br Ok ana terra Gotta work, tin and
galvanized iron work. carpenters work.
plastering, pain ing. plumbing and gas 6t-
ting, iron and steel Woi K. hunks. wire work,
mantels and grates, speaking tubes and bels.
~, ray SyImi1 ents WIN be made to contractors IN
(s5l per cent. of the va ne # the w rS done,
and of N Material delivered on the ground. Will
be paid monthly as the work progresses, and
the balance at its completion and ACCEPT
ance by the architects.
Each proposal for the whole work must be
accom- anled by either a certified check or q
properly executed bond, with Two good
securities u the sum Of five thousand $4,000
dollars, and separate proposals for anT p0r-
ton Of SAID work by certified checks or bonds
with suret'es TO the amount of twenty-five
(z5l per cent. OF said bid; said checks or b0uds
being held as guarantees that the bidders Will
enter into contract under he terms required
by law, in case his bid be accepted.
"Conlractors who are awarded contracts
shall be required to give bonds in double the
amount OF the bid. with two good and solvent
securities for tie faithful performance Of the
contract and to indemnify the county for any
damag Occasloped BY failure to perform
the same within the prescribed time" Par.
493 icl, Code OF lsS2.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals must be sealed and Endorsed with
a statement whether f the whole or a par
ticular PORTION of the work
Plans can G seen in this office. and at the
office of Messrs. Mcdonald Brothers. arcn-
tects, Louisville. ny. and printed specidca-
lions will be furnished on app ication at either
Office.
ROBT. D. WALKER, c. &C.
W. :. LAYTON, c c..
g. g. CASEY, G. &. c.
j. Ii. FSTTLT. &. {. c.
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Louisville and Nashville's Earnings.
NEW YORK, April g. The gross earn
ings of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road for March, 1886, were 81, l0O,9O5, a
decrease as compared with the same
month last year of S1S0.61I.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

Collat Bros. are sole agents for Knox's
world-renowned Hats.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

sessonabe Underwear and Neckw wear at B.
III. Levy Bros l6l Congress.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

Coon d Co.'s Collars at Abrahams &
Birnbaum's.-AdU.
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IL THE DIAMOND.
Augusta Terribly Pun'-hed By me
char .st1D fiub.


CHARLESTON, :. April s.-Ine game
bet3eeu Ch4-l son and Augusta TINS al
ternoon. aI,aough a walk over for the
home club, was Interesting because OF the
brilliant PLAYING Of the Charleston team.
twas Witnessed ~ large ana eni1.si-
a-llc audience. and the result has tended
20 greatly increase the base ball ieYer here.
Au.rsta was ouipiayed 10 the neld. while
her boa-ted .ug-e-s went down before
Weyhing's livery every time. De bat
iarr wuIa Of the home team was immense.
Wty0lng struck OUT l5 men and had Onlg
two b49e1its made Of Dim. wolfe Conway,
Charlest0n's new catcher was credited
with - put outs. Fitzsimm0ns and
~.tci1s we're the battery for Au-
gusta. The former was nit by
8arles' on tGr 10 base hits and tw0 2-bag-
gers. The visitors made y errors while
.8e bone plat ers we're eredI ted with 4.
be game was called at TIE end Of the
slzDfn Inning on account Of darkness.
b. score icing Is 10 . I'D favor ~ Charles
on. Inc score by inning was as follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
The Rise at Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, April 9.-The river is at
a standstIii With rise Of 55 feet and 0
inches.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

WASHINGTON. April 9.-Games OF base
ball were PLACED to-day as follows;
At Pa--dels ni4-Athletic 6, Philadelphia
j.
At Rztffrr--o.-- z .tTf. mare 3 BOSTON
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ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.

ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.
This reliable Preparation is purely yegeta-
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Silver Medal and Diploma awarded over
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81 a bottle; freight paid to any address
B. ULMER. n. D..
Pharmacist. Savannah, Ga.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
The Western Railroad Trouble.

Trouble is again reported from the
strikers in East st. Louis, two deputy
sberiffs guarding the Vandalia road
having been beaten and left unconsci-
ous by strikers on Thursday night. A
nc an who took the place Of q striker In
the Burlington and Quincy yard was
also knocked down and severely beaten.
Three new employees of the Missouri
Pacific road, at Hannibal, were also as
saulted on Thursday night
Mr. Hoxie, when asked by q repre-
sentative Of the citizens meeting, or
Tn ursday afternoon, If he would ap.
point committee to meet them sato
s'he could see no reason why he should
get up out OF bed and appoint Q com
mittee to settl strike on the Missouri
Pacific when that road was moving
every pound of freight that was deliv
cred to them, and carrying all their pas
sengers with safety and speed"
In st Louis, on Friday afternoon
bench warrants were issued by tn
Criminal Court for the arrest of MartiI
Irons, Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee of District Assembly 101; A
Coughlan, Chairman Of the Executive
Committee District Assembly SO; Georg'
M. jackson, formerly prominen
| IGreenback politician, and 3. M. Mon
oils, telegraph operator, on the charg
of felony, for Interfering with telegraph
wires in connection with wire tapping
alleged to have been done two week
ago, for the purpose Of iutercepting des
patches between Jay Gould and Vic
President Hoxie.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
The Terrible Cyclone.

There was solemn Mass Of requiem
in the Cathedral at St. Cloud, Mime
sofa, yesterday morning for the victims
of the tornado. Thirteen of the bodies
were In the Cathedral. Similar servi
ces took place In the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception, where there were
four bodies. The dead were buried In
two large graves, nine adults in one and
eight children In the other. Mrs
Stein and Mrs Fehr were buried In the
North Protestant Cemetery; Annie
Ziebold, 8 years Of age, died yesterday
morning from the effects of fracture
OF the skull; Wilbur Dahlman, and
man named Clark, living some dis
tance from St. Oloud, were killed
There are at present 33 wounded In the
hospital and Ave at the convent. Every
house in the vicinity has one or inor.
wounded. Fourteen dead were buried
In sauk Rapids yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
The Opera House .

The Opera House was crowded again
last evening to witness the performance
of the National Ideal Opera Company
In "The Chimes of Normandy" The
opera was given in the very best man
ner, and TO ii Q entire satisfaction Of all
presept. The applause was frequent
and long continued, while many Of the
scenes were encored. The rendition OF
the different characters showed careful
study and an accurate conception ol
their requirements on the part OF the
company. This evening the ''Mikado'
will be given again, and those who
witnessed the very excellent rendition
OF this popular opera on Thursday even
ing viii be sure to attend.
Saturday night next Robson u Gram
will appear in their grand revival o
Shakespeare's "Comedy OF Errors"
Sam Hemple, the we'll known come
dian, who seems to have drank deep o
the elixer vita, will begin q weeks On
leagemeDt at the Opera House April 26
with different comedy every night, Q
popular prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
Opposing Irelau d.

In the Senate of Rhode Island yester
day, the resolutions of sympathy with
Ireland passed by the House were re-
ferred to the Committee on Executive
Com There WAS n strong
opposition to them, ION the grounds OF
international interference, and that
Ireland, by voting money and men for
crushing the Colonial army In 1776. wal
not entitled to sympathy ON the score ol
reciprocity" 1t was urged that the
Irish Parliament did not represent the
Irish people at the time, "apd the argu
ments to that effect were 80 strong that
the defeat of the resolution was moi
wholly accomplished"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
At tho Academy Of Music.

The Academy Opera Company ap-
peAred last evening at the Academy OF
Music In "Donna Juanita" before q
large and apprecistiYe audience. This
opera Is one OF the best given during
the week, and the very excellent man
ner in which IL was presented last even
ing created o general desire on the part
Of those present to see 1t again. The
double role Of Rene and Juanita was
sustained by Miss Winston, and
afforded her splendid opportunities fer
the display OF her wonderful talent.
Many OF the audience thought she
never appeared 70 better advantage.
She was we'll supported by Miss Louisa
Searle as Petrita," Miss Virginia
Evans IS donna Olympia" Mr..
Walter Hampshire as "Gaston,
Arthur Bell as "Colonel Douglas, u
Walter Allen rs "Don POmponio" and
the other members of the company.
The orchestra under the very able
direction Of Adam Itzel, Jr., with theil
excellent music contributed greatly tC
the successful presentation of this very
charming opera. The company will
ose their present engagement thii
evening with the "Prinoess Cf Trebi
zonde," and will no doubt have
packed house. The performances giveI
lduriDg the week have been 30 highly
satisfactory and afforded the large audi
ences which have attended 30 mucl
pleasure, that an announcement D,
Manager Sammis that he had made ar
ran ngements with the company TO appea
again before the close of the season
would be hailed with delight.
Next Thursday and Friday tho newl.
welded Count and Countess Magrl
formerly Mrs. General Tom Thumb
will appear and give two performance
each day. The admission will be 2
cents, and half price for children unde
10 years OF age. A tIifiinR advance vii
be charged for reserved seats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17

A young man received lesson a few
days ago in a Market street store that
he will not soon forget. He had been
In the habit of annoying the clerk,
who regarded his various praDks in a
good natured way, but on being In
formed that a package ordered was not
wanted, the clerk walked around the
counter, took the joker by the nspe Of
the neck and the seat of the breeches
and deliberately thrust him Into the
street. His hat, which had fallen Oh In
the melee, was then thrown after him.
1t is thought that there will be no more
monkYing about that store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
A Mysterious Death.

Last Wednesday evening q colored
man named Charles Tilghman was
brought TO the Rlmshouse by Samuel
Peachy of Odessa, on an order given by
Trustee OF the Poor George M. ID. Hart.
Mr.. Peachy stated that the man had
been In his employ for some time, but
he did not know how he came to be
shot. The ball had entered his head
back OF tine ear, and previous to his
death, which occurred on Thursday eve
ming, he said he had beon shot acciden-
tally by one Of q party Of young fellows
who were fooling with . pistol. The
body was placed In the dead house 81
the almshouse, and the matter will bt
Investigated by Deputy Coroner Pal
mer, who has gone to Odessa to-day fol
that purpose.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17

Griffin Yeatman, former resident Of
this county, who went to Nebraska
some fourteen years ago, and who has
been quite successful both as . farmer
and merchant, died at his home In
II stings, Adams County, Neb. ,on April
15t ), after very brief sickness, leaving
o wife and six or seven children, the
o. dest Of which Is about twenty years
of age. His remains will be inferred
o.day, the 18th inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
MasninRton Items. i.

The House Committee on Education
yesterday, by q vote of to b, agreed to
report favorably the Senate bill TO pro-
vide for the study OF the nature OF aloo-
holic drinks and narcotics, and Of their
effects upon the human system, In con-
nection with the several divisions OF the
subjects of ply sioloRy and hygiene, by
the pupils in the public schools of the
Territories and the District OF Colum.
bia and in the military and naval
academies and Indian and colored
schools OF the Territories.
The House Committee on Invalid
Pensions yesterday agreed to amend
the bill to pension ex' prisoners OF war,
q favorable report upon which has
already been ordered, 80 as to make the
period OF confinement necessary to So
cure the benefits Of the act thirty days.
instead of sixty days, as originally
agreed upon.
Speaker Carlisle has added Represen
tstive Burns, of Missouri, to the com'
mittee 10 investigate the labor troubles
In the West. Mr.. Curtin, chairman ol
the committee, called the members to
gether on Friday. There was an inter
change Of views, but, as two OF thu
members were absent, no conclusiof
was reached. From the tone OF the dis
cusslon IL would seem probable that thu
COMMITTEE will 20 West In ten days o.
q fortnight, and that the Intervening
period will be spent In perfecting q plai
OF operations and, perhaps, In the takini
Of such pertinent testimony as offers IL
this city.
The President has signed the bill 10
the erection of building for the Con
lgressional Library.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
Fresh CLANS at Ainscow's.
A Pleasant Surprise.

On Thursday evening q party of
ladies' and gentleman assembled at the
residence of Miss Nellie Reeves, and
proceeded to the residence Of Mrs. 8 Il.
Carton, No. 204 King street. where
o pleasant hour was passed In social
oonversAtion, music and dancing. Be.
freshments were served In abundance,
aud the company dispersed we'll pleas
cd with the manner in which they were
entertained by MIR. and Mrs. g.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
AnIntere sting Leeture.

Next Wednesday night the Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hale, OF Boston, will de-
liver lecture before the Unity Club OF
UWhat Is an American Citizen2" Mr.
Hale was to have delivered this lectur,
early In February, but was prevented
by sickness He is we'll known rs Al
author and orator, and the lecture vii
no doubt be one Of the most interesting
Of the season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
oman Uountenanoe.

Dishonesty may flourish for awhile
hut fair dealing always commands the
approba tion and support of the wise
and the foolish become wise by expert
ence only. Rosin s. Bro, paper hang
ers 900 West 2pd, street, are adding
yeasly new names to their list Of pa
irons. and they are If possible better
prepared than ever to satisfy the de
mands of the trade for good work, vari
ETY. In styles and patterns and low
Drices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
Putting ON Tin Roofs.

James +. Wood & 90. are receiving
q fgreat many orders for tin roofing.
They are taking of gravel and plastic
slate roofs and putting on tin, and also
are covering over shing:e roofs. The
Messrs Wood & Co. are running full
force, and considering the labor
troubles, are doing as much business al
ever.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-17
,,,. ca. ,na Re,ter Of Death

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 1s, 1885. For
eleven years was q confirmed invalid
suffering all the agony q person could
stand. Was several times pronounced
dead. Two best physicians pronounced
NV trouble female complaints. Used
Warmers safe cure. l passed large
stone. Am well to'day as when girl.
Il was o miracle in my case. j.
r.. RrTCHEY, t62 Fourth avenue.