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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
VIRGINIA.


RICHMOND. rov. THE result Of fhe
election tod.y has been surprise 70 Demo
csats Thee was great apathy and the
vote small ia this. the Third and Me:ropol-
fan Di,tgicl. Geo. Wise, Democratic in
cumbent will receive a majofiiy OF about
tReen hundred IN the FIRST District
Bayly Browne Rep is elected in the Sec
ond BOwden rep. is elected 10 the Fourth
Gaines Rep. has tremendous majority, IN
the Fina Caneli. Democratic incumbent. :
badly defeated by Browne, Rep, in the
Sixth Gifin Dem is elected, in the
Seventh q Ferrell incumbent Democrat, is
elected. in the Eighth W II. +. Lee is Seut
in: in the Ninth Bowen Rep. beats Henry
DEM. and in the Tenth the cSsnccs ere
that Yost Rep has been elecisd over Bum
garden Dem From best ai-ices II Is sp
parent that the Repablican3 have gained
three men. making their representation IN
Congress. five instead Of twS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
MINNIE 8OTA.


ST. PAUL. Nov. 1.-The election today has
been the liveliest ever known in the State,
and an unusually large vote was poled.
Returns have begun 70 come in and show
large Democratic gains in all parts Of the
state and il = generally conceded that
Ames, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. - elected " lth the entire Democratic
State ticket. which is as follows. Ames,
Governor. Frank, Lieutenant Governor
Jaeger. Secretary Of State. Lundburg. State
Aaditor, Poehler, State Treasurer; Ives
Attorney General Edmund Eyr candidate
for Congress IN the Fourth District Judge
Mcdonald IN the Third and Judge Wilson
in the First. all Democrats, are elected.
Knuie Nelson and John Linden. the Fifth
and First Congressional Districts are the
Republican Congressman elected.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

CHthf rsrof. Nos. e. The election r,assfd
of throughout the STATE quietly. Tia. Vos.
poied was tbe 3ghiesi oas' f9r number #
wears 2 oia vote 81 tle stais eri niaied not
over Hrr. Ihf beuyr-sfir er.te ticket
ia- heen elected without opposition 81 feI
lows Governor I1elHraslr Lieutenant.
Governor hau.asn Secretary of State
lffrFf iumrfrlI sf.f f,fuefaI strong. Z rs.as.
rrer Iianlng Attorney lerersI Fer
euf~rIn.Nr Gent NJ lriDcaton. Eine Adm
fsrf General horhan The Drnrrfsfif
usiurtt u tDf nfr Iag siure vfl ls
sfrrwhe.rr Ir.p
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Bo,EoN, Nov. 2-ln the Seventh Congress
sional district Col Jonas H. Frencn claims
his election over Gen. Coggsweil rep. In
the Ninth Congressional district Congress
man Ely has ran behind his ticket. and
representative by a plurality Of 1885 and
The First district On the Eastern shore re-
turns Hon. Charles u Gibson DEM to
Congress IS a majority OF Abou; 100. and
in the second dis.ric' Shaw lDeml is
re-elected by a majority ~ 300 Compton
Dem.l ls reelected in to Fi10 SiS'r.ci by
a maj0riiy Of nearly tv'n thousand The
Sixth district, which h.rs gone EegubEcsn
for many years. is in doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

l>uAaAsol-. o.t. SAT tlis writing
sJ q in.. tAe result in Indians is in aoubt
only - precincts 0ul 81 -t.s have been
heard from. These show sls1t KspubA-
cen gan. ban the ratio is not sufficient 10
ovtrcome Tie Democratic plurality ~ two
years ago. The election u TIE state ticket
and legislature Is claimed 81 both committee
lr- aslai ters although oue member of tae
Dean 1cratic Executive laultsltice CouCrties
ite elrcuou uf the State ticke. o. the he
Il1l4c4as. Nothing decisive cAl ae learned
foT some hours a. the ucket u .eug aud
badly scratched and counting is very SOW
Ia MANY counties only the 0lticlsi canvass ~
votes VIII determine the result The
present Congressional delegation is nine
Democrats su1 four Republicans. Tie lat
Ter NIL eain TWO COngIessllen almost GER
tauiy il fact ihe election of Ho-ey IA tie
FIRST anl Waite ln Tie Twelfth IL conceded
ug tne Democrats. Republicans claim dat
tw1 other districts viii also be- wre-iel from
their a8yersaues.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Irofn 1Intkegon.

MrsKEGoN. Nov. 2.-lnlica-iOns are az
this hour 1 a. IN tha, the entire Rspubli-
can county ticket is elected by mai0rties
ranging from twenty five 20 three hundred.
excepting Martin Walker, Fusion candidate
for treasurer Mason for Congress viii be
out OF the city with 70O plurality. Fusion
ists claim his election Probabilities point
20 The election Of r. " Cook AID VIM.
Peek. Fusi0nisis 20 the Legislature. The
canvass Of the votes viii not be completed
gnu, morning in several precincts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

NtH feft hoF Shortly befars md.
ns-i Henry George sisliea Als Aeadauari.
ers on hfAie.ntl g. which. al tlai lsi.
1oaf was Sill orowa aea by Als n.ends sno
admirers. ln response Co. cali
iof d speech air Seores san
am IIoular than n q
haH netu eieciet under fhe faisflna order
~ ilHss oolafal-.atf you lnal ta.r
fA afs ltef iai Yote Z would have
psel e'toiel ~ as .i Seems lle.v. br ile
ho-sf oi oncia power tht rumsaups the
vfpN'. 4ou oi TIE police TIE o.tf. STATE aud
naDonal government AID losile press Il
nave .cea defeated. yoa hsVt uo reason i8
regret your work
Mf Hewitt dropped in a. a.. New
Ans;erao'a '-h si 6 lats l.ar and vas AL
once surrounded oK fneal. aad over.
rAelme4 With eonfraiulalons Ioa mial
Tres, reporter ls said. y do noi regard n.t
election "a, personal uciort blf a. fat
triumph Df soo1 SENSE of tit n.a.,.. at,f
tht t1,ll-es cf Wild ris.anar.es
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

NssAY.o. >17 --S.4leen precincts
heard fr0m are geyy close on The state
urkef eix towns SEE, to hear from which
Will give fap.e sl4ai. us ar.ty fus-Quists
claim Ie IS sture and VIII elect entire
c444ty ucze<. except Register Mason vii
have small plurality The election has
been = very h.uer one. WHISKY AID Doodle
uzsd very ir-e-y.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

ArN omstfs. Nov. a.- The Conrrcssslnsl
election today rcsDliei In tbe return - q
solid Democratic delegation from tlis ststx.
ln fhe First Usirie Nnknsons majority
J, shout 1't ln tbe Second N y Lang
nss majority q about 1ia The Third
District heretofore largely ksuhl.oan
ec.s '-av iism hT stoai on votes Dr.
fae FOURTH ifh and s.rlh Dasios fhs
Llms--hLs Lal n. nnl..s-t--n-
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Be R,ruS. Nov. 2.-MecOsta county,
with three townships 70 hear from, gives
Luce six hundred and three majority. The
three townships two years ago gave Re
pu0ic.u majority of ninety six. The en-
tire Republican ticket Is elected by maj0ri-
ties from four hundred 20 six hundred and
cry Cntcleon majority is near seven
bundled in the county Republican gain
oser t0o wears ago. three hundred and
f.frfv-sIx
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Ladington

LrnsSeros. Noy. 2.-The city Of Ludins-
ton aud four toNnshlps give the following
Republican mAjor.ties Luce o3. cutcAeon,
ID Etwaris safe Senator ior Reader
representative. Ia. There are ui4e town
sllrs yet 10 be heard from, which viii
largely increase ne Republican uaiority.
The entire county Republican ticket is
elected
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
M Choice for Goveruor.

DosroX, Nov. 2.-Returns from nsa-iy
one-third of towns in New Hampshire show
Republican loss about 1000 on tho
popular vote as compared with that Of 81
TIE indications are that there is no choice
for Governor by the ueOpia
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Ht-rrvss. Nov 2-Reiurns from all pre-
c.ncts except three m this county show
large Republican gaius- The entire ticket
fn Che county Is elected by from 100 20 20
majority. State ticket carried by 200 ma
iorttv Tth fwo0f The precincts 10 hear from.
This Republican county vas carried Dy lhe
tusi0rlsls one year az0 bF I'D.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
CALIFORNIA.
The Gold state RepubIican

san FBAvcIsco, Nov. 2-u055l.-All The
counties il the State outside OF San Fran
cisco county partial returns give the Repub-
cans majority. Unless the majority for
Bartlett Dem. for Governor proves 70 be
much larger in San Francisco than is ex-
pected, Swift Rep Will be elected.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

C.H..Lsr. Nog This city gives Luce
4.l Iaae 33- Cltcheon Rep. OF the
>IAth District receives .i. Mason DEM.
W 1llug Rep. State Senator 2St
l.aI1ritg. Fogr cigy wards aut slx town
s-.f give Luce 80 majority. ana city
n .ris 4ad Use t9wr sAlps slye Cutcheon
County returns coming lu si0w.
t0gutg tickets badly demorai zcd 0n local
question. Republican sheriff certain in
Nezf.rl county ana probably Prosecuting
Attorney C.erk all fts .ster probably
.isuucratic bltA parties c.alm most local
0ri.es
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

BosroN, Nov. 2.-Returns to this hour iD-
dicate the election Of Ames as Governor by
from 20 900 10 10000 plurality. The balance
of the Republican state ticket is elected.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
ILLINOIS.


CmcAeo Nov. 2-.lol5 p. m.l-Tvo
hundred and twenty-i0ur city precincts
ou, OF - give sor Sheriff, Hst,i-oD, (Rep.) J
f-3, sa-iacks. tDem.j 73o. For Treasurer.
DA~s Rep. ei2 Schweisthsl tDein.l $50.
For Comfy Judge I>oomt, (Ec2.j 0si;
prendergast Dem L4So
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
WEST VIRGINIA.


Wn7slso. Noy The entire Repubh-
can ticket in Berkeley county. ". Va. Is
elec-ed Fleck. Republican for Congress. is
running ahead of Ais ticket
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
LOUISIANA


AFH ofLftft Nov. Tile eleciion ia
TILE ciy ana state. So ia a. known. has
patsei OF quietly. and far vote has been
poilcd. The following have besn elected ~
Nougress Fourth District. blanchard
Dem flitb Dislrci Newton Dem.
1i1th DlArci. Robertson Dem
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Conrecficut Going RepnbIsean

NV HsrTs, c., Oct. 3-From the re-
tl-ns 50 ar received he Republicans here
fxure n gain of eirh. Representatives
TIER msi9r''v iu the House last year VAS
rs ~ the Second Congressional District
French Democrat viH have $50 o. 1tNH
rna rtv over Lewis Republican. Bef4rr-
ere ferf siov in cnrlirEi
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Nss 1okk. NOV . heie4au hep. Tor
Congress in the Tartesath Distract and
Mace and flait Reps in ihe b .rst and Sec
0nu Assembly Districts arc elected. o4wFtr
Rep. CT Congress in Tie Thirty -flsl Dis
tficl - elected
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

SPRING LAX p, Nov. Ill p. m.-Luce's
majority here is l3o. McBnde's, ~. Demo
cratic g4ins ll3
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

IoNf,. Nov. Fusion majority in this
city IS 255, sni they carry the county.
Web5er Rep is probably elected in the
Eastern district for the Legislature. a. IL.
Heath Rep for senator is probably elected
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Isarzu>e. Nov D seth C. Mofatt, Re
publican. is re-electei iu the Eleventh Dis
fric.. by a. least three Thousand rSiy,
pfoas1.y our thousand or over. Two Re
publican members IL the lower house of
The Legislature we're elected from Marquette
Comfy by large maiouries. The result on
the county ticket is not yet definitely
known Republican and Wor kin nymen
tickets are in the deld and part of each is
p -a.--I
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

NArtg RAfrs. Nov. 2.-Essex township,
Clinton county, give Luce Il majority,
Brewer. Rep Tor Congress, -. Republican
candid late t3T sheriff 2i0 majority. Re-
publican maiOriLes on The whole ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Grand fIsver

GRAND HAVEN, Nov. Mine townships
ottawa county. including this city, giv'
Mcbride s2i majority.
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Ailegan County.

ALLrcAv. Nov. Fillmore township
gives Luce 10 Yaple "a, Ford III, Mcbride
IS.
AILFGAN. Nov. 2.-Toke township gives
Luce So Napie -. Mcbride 100, Ford ID.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
OHIO.
Another Ohio Democrat.

CLEvrLNp, Nov. 2-Returns from over
half of the precincts in the Twenty frat
district indicate the reelection Of Martin.
A. Foran DEM by a majority of about
1O
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

BFyfoS HarDor Noy. 5.-l inform ie-
publican gains. from twelve townships a
gam on tousrts ,mAl a. 800 over vote OF
le,f J & Brrr0ws viii be re elected from
this district with au increased majority.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
CONNECTICUT.


RoGrv.IIr Conn, Nov. 2.-Lounsbrry
Rep. f3r Governor. $40. Cleveland Dem ,
i.r Governor. lo2. Miles Rep fer Con-
geese n the Fourth District 3i6. Grange
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

SAreArrcE. Nov. 2.-Fusionists elect State,
Congressional and county ticket, except
register of deeds Total vote cast, 565:
Fusion gain Of three. laple's majority,
y. Ford maiOrity. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

NEW BEDFokD Mass, Nov. 2~-Tils f0l
lowing IS New Bodford's comr'ets fnr
Governor: Ames l,627 Andrews SDl:
IathrOp lgj.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
At Holland.

HOLLAND, Nov 2.-The city gives Repub-
lican majority on all candidates, except
Congressman. Luce has forty-seven ma
iority and Ford hfty-fve.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
sirth New yorL DomooratI.

NFw YORK, Nov. In The Sixth Con-
gressiona. Distfict,54 election districts, Com
mingo Dem 7.5o5. Bogardus. Pro- los.
Murphy Ind 34l
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
n.niel. Del. snms lie.

NsW .YoRk NOV. = -il p. MIN -is
election districts outside of Aes N0rt and
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
NEW YORK.


Nrw YoEK, Nov. I'm 40 city districts
Hewitt las $3.50. Roosevelt, 35 s3l.
GeoTge, 35 .39s Wsrdwell, $50.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Bo,roS. Nov. q Boston vote complete.
Andrews Dem. ~ 5i6 Ames Rep $500.
Andrews. plurality 3I5.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
White Hall and BIue Lake.

WHITEHALL, Mich, Nov. 2.-Township
of Whitehall goes Republican; also town
ship OF Blue Lake goes Republican, state
and county.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Going Tech Again.

JACKSONVILLE. H., Nov. TIE present
Congressmen. Davidson and D0ngherfy,
Will be re elece'd by msjorjucs ranging
from !. 200 10 3, 500.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Green Governor Of Kew Jersey.

JsasEs Crr. Gov. Returns ir-ca,e
Greene's Dem. election for Governor with
legislature ia doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Piainwell, Township Of Gum Plains,
gives Luce 30, Napie 276 Mcbride 24l.
Ford OR
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
HillsdaIe Republican.

HILL-nALE DEPor, Nov. 3.-Hillsdale
county gives over 800 Republican major
ity. a gain OF over 500.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
n.nncrntic Gnlns

CoNcoAp \. II. Nov. 2-l930 p. m. -
F9rty-fhrse towns give 6a~yer, Rep 3 60,
COgswel Dem. 3.si3.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Tolroo. Nov 2-Romeis Rep for Con-
gress has made heavy gains on the full vote
and IS undoubtedly elected.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Ernn knlarnaInn.

KAiANAzoo. Nov. The entire State
and county ticket with one exception has
gone Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

EDwoEe, Nov D. Home township. Eighth
district. everything Republican,, Luce 81.
HOgr IS. Palmer 80 Dyer 80
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Ames Gaiuia<Now.

BosToS, Nov. ? (l1I5p. m.)-Two hun
dred and nineteen cities and town give
Ames 03 ,686; AndrewsE2 siA
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
Yoder Elected.

LuiA. nov. o Indications are That Yoder
Dem. viii be elected for Congress by 800
rr.. ..~ftv
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03
roran Ahead at ClexeIand.
Tho Man Who Beat Hurd

CLEVELAND Nov I'm four wards Forsn
Dem. for Congress gains 94.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

NTw YORK. Nov. I'm the Fourteenth
Congressional District S,ahinecker. Dem
carrles Ionke7s by PCS majority.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

CorrvHr- Nov. 2-J. II. Outhvaife is re-
elected for Congress from th's district THIS
county elects the flu Democratic uCket.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

~--r N.-
t Mr~ rs eeesr
-. zarr .sv~atV-aTe Vsaeusv a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

AiaSama ard South Carolina
arc Solid DutuOcr4tLc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Hewitt Elected Mayor OF New
IorZ CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-03

Vrgial Takes Revenge for
CIegelaud's Snlb.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19
The Youth of King Louis.
From Temgle Bar.

An honest and enlightened king, Maxi
milan II. was in private lie not particu-
iarly genial, and both his sons, Louis and
Otto, had been brought up with great
strictness and simplicity. Their father
allowed them no pocket money but what
they earned by good marks at their les
sons-on the modest scale Of one pfen-
ming per MARYLAND he would fine them
tbaler without conjunction il they were
reported idle. Their table was more
frugal than that of the sons Of most coun-
try gentlemen. When Louis attained his
majority at eighteen, he was provided
with an establishment OF his own, and sat
down on the first day of his emancipation
to his usual dinneI--One dish OF meat and
some cheese: Am ] now my own
masterl" he asked with a smile of his
servants. Yes sir" was the answer.
''Then you may bring me some chicken
and mebtspiesen (puddiuR)."
The famous DR.. DOlliuger was one of
the tutors who exercised the happiest in
fiuenceOn Prince Louis. Giving general
direction TO bis pupils studies, the
learned and able churchman acted on the
principle that the future king ought to
know little of everything, and 10 choose
for himself the one or two subjects which
he would like TO study thoroughly. He
has often said, however, that he was dis
concerted by the ardOr with which the
Prince applied himself TO every branch of
study except political economy and
mathematics. Quick at learning Ian
guages, ancient or modern; passionately
fond OF history; deeply interested in the
ologv, and intelligent in his comprehen-
sion Of books relating u the science Of
war, Prince Louis was equally assiduous
In his music and drawing lessons, and in
all corporal exercises. He learned to
drill smarily; became a graceful fencer,
and a bold rider. But the constituencies
OF his character was shown by the deep
modification he experienced whenever he
met with any misnap in his athletics
which exposed him to ridicule--and the
dread Of this ridicule caused him to go to
the riding school or the gymnastic room
with "A much more serious face than he
wore when sitting down to his books. In
this, AZ in many other things, he was the
opposite Of ordinary young men. once,
when he had rolled of his horse Into the
sawdust OF The riding school, bis military |
tutor, Col Heckel, laughed. Prince Louis
turned to him with a white face and said:
.'Pray teach me, Colonel, to fall in a
way that shall not be comical. There
ought TO be nothing laugnable in an accl-
dent which might happen even TO good
rider before a hundred thousand men,"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19

Klcky, twelve miles f ON the mouth
y Salt river. Their liant was poor,
= IT was with much difficulty that they
lined sufficient food 10 keep the wolf
n the door. They finally became dis
Irtened, and determined to try 10 bet
- their. condition further West. TO this
i'd they constructed small boat, and on
,unday, July %, both families, consist
ny OF the brothers, their wives. and nine
in all-with their little
belongings, started dOEn the river. They
reached the mouth of Salt river late sun
day night, and wher Monday morning
came they were in tie OHIO.
Two weeks ago to-day Nancy Bush,
aged 81, Georges vifei was taken ill with
and MT icing able to procure the
necessary meacine. the disease soon de-
veloped into Uphold malaria. The other
members wep stricken down one by one
until all wep helpless In this condition
they were eertaken on Thursday night
by a heavy torn, which tossed their craft
about iikean eggshell, throwing them
from one nd of the boat to the other.
Their POSSESSIONS were all swept away by
the wave and the roof was blown off.
During lis fearful night Mrs. Bush sud-
denly btame worse, and began pie aiding
fepbly T,water. which no one could give
Ter, az just as dawn broke she died in
nten, suffering.
Alhay long they drifted with tho cur
rent the hot sun beating heavily down
upo the little group of sufferers. The
apioach OF darkness gave them some re-
lie but the oyerpowering thirst and
bigger nearly deprived them of all rea-
81. This morning they had drifted
Tarly opposite the city when some fish
fmen saw the apparently tenantless boat
nd boarded it, discovering the condition
f its occupants. They secured their
he authorities. were notified.
All the sick people are being tenderly
Jared for Tonight, but it is believed that
TX of them will die. Mrs. Bush has been
'uried and the boat burned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19
gntirnra Ssrmrnien.
gntirilra Rrnenieo.
SCAL.L.-HEAD
Milk Crust, DandvuH, Ec-
zema and all Scalp
HunnorS Cured by
Cuticura.

7 asst NOVEMBER nv little how. acei 2
H Years, fell against the stove while he wa
running, and cut h s head, aud right af;er
thdI, he broke out al over his head. face snl
let ear. i had good doctor. DR.. -, TO
attend him, but he got worse, and the dOclol
could not cure HIM. Iii, whole head, face
and left ear were in q fearful state, and hr
suffered terribly. | caught tho disease from
MN, and IL spread all over my face and meet
ana even got into my eyes. Sohody thought
we would ever get better. f6lt sure we were
mshgured for life. | heard Of the CUTICtkA
REMEDIES, and procured b0ttlcof CUrITURA
CUTICURA SOAR, and n ed then cousiWntiv
day and night. After using twn bottles Of
hEsoLyENT, four boxes Of CJ'TICrRA and four
cakes OF soar we are perfect cared without
LILLE EPrING.
31l Grand street, Jersey CITY. N. j
Sworn to before noe this 2'th day of March,
1850. GILBERT p. ROBIEsoN,J. T..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19
HELPLESS IN THEIR BOAT.
''''cen Sick Folks i'm the Cabin
Drntin% Down the Ohio.

F''''een Sick Folks in the Cabin
Drifting Down the Ohio.
NASHVILLE, IND, Aug. 1j.-Town-
4 y trustee Spreget was notified yestor-
asl bis services were wanted at the
Il '' lie was directed TO a small family
IT, yips near the water works. The
nv was nondescript vessel and bore
Eved OF bard usage. Its bow was
|nwn III and nearly the entire roof
4" on. The cabin was about
M Ivy long and II feet wide,
Eekoi J." this coOped.up box were
|as s,,a persons. whose appearance
mi 9uneient evidence OF pinching and
bd ~ ~, .,oo'erty. Hollow eyed, emaciated.
n r ",'n scarcely rag OF covering, they
ed tno me bare floor OF the boat hud-
me- ~ ner, all sick with malarial fever.
omsa 'nein lay the bodv of an elderly
nd iba al,'. over which piece of rag carpet
INF y ~ thrown. The trustees at once
,fero.. patrol wagons and removed the
lest , = " me hospital, aud then an IN
alarisi1 neld, verdict of death from
NJ "a, "a lever being rendered.
the Eeofge Bush, one Of the occupants
the LAT lat told tonight at the hoepitai
res dpaIty's terrible experience. Until
otbers eNs ago George and John Bush,
we're farmers in Meade county,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19
MRS. POTTER iNTERVIE WE'D.
She is Delighted with London and
Is Not Going on the Stage.
Londom Cab1s to Neto York World.


Londom Cab1s to Neto York World.
The talk of the American colony here
has centered largely OF late on the serious
falling out between Mrs. James Brown
Potter and Mrs. Paran Stevens, who
came together from New York IN June
for the London season, Mrs. Potter, who
was staying with Mrs. Stevens at hotel.
a fortnight ago suddenly left her and has
since been residing with Mrs. Mackay.
Mrs. Stevens, it is said, has expressed
herself very vigorously in regard to Mrs.
POtter's action, and there seems to be
drawn battle between the two ladies.
Hearing that Mrs. Stevens had asserted
that Mrs. Potter was going on the stage,
and meeting the latter lacy, | questioned
her regarding the matter. "YOu may
deny it in toto" said Mrs. Potter. 81
have had three or four offers, but assure
you | have not the slightest intention CT
going on the stage. 1prfact, next winter
l am going with my husband to India"
Chow have you found London?"
every charming. Ehe men Of letters,
artists and Journalistic constitute de-
lightful society here. 1 have been most
courteously treated by all They are very
nice to Americans here, and very glad to
see new faces and new people. / have
heard that the Americans who have
married here, with the exception
of Lady Vaudeville, are not
very nice to their countrywo-
men who come over, hut 1 have found
nothing OF the sort. Every one has been
kind to me, and have the most grateful
feelings towards England for some OF the
pleasantest weeks of my life. / can not
tell Won how sorry | am that | will not be
in New York next winter, although | am
glad of an opportunity to see India. AS
these occasions never present themselves
but once in. a life time | feel bound to go.
"Once more" said Mrs. Potter. ''please
contradict the report That | am going on
the stage. | ieel it a privilege to be an
amateur, to have the time to cultivate
myself and to be able 10 enjoy the talent
of OthersD