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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03
MINISTER'S USE PINE KNoTs2
sam Jones DiscOursos Upon WiggietaiIs,
Doctors of Divinity and Chicago Feet,

sam Jones DlscOursos Upon WiggietaiIs,
Doctors of Divinity and Chicago Feet,
CHICAGO, April 2--The Rev. Sam Jones
com planned Of feeling sick yesterday
supposed to be the result Of his determi-
nation to stop using tobacco-but his re-
marks We're o. the usual peNpery order.
Those who wished 10 hear him could not
all be accommodated in Farwell hall, and
II IL noticed that as the close Of his cam.
paign approaches bis audiences are grow
ing. In the course OF his talk he said (:
"The Devil is a mighty smart chap. He
makes us believe that we are as good as
we can be; that we are pretty good sort OF
fellows; or he takes the other side and
makes US think we are too trifng to be
converted. How many men are there in
Chicago to-day who think they
can tote their own skilletY
The trouble Is, there are too many
shallow wells that 20 dry in June and get
full of wiggletails. Down in Georgia they
have lOng-necked gOurd and pine knot
at The country springs. They drink out
OF the gourd and the pine knot is to hit on
the pine box Of the spring TO scare the
wigg letails down SO they can dip up a
drink. Laughter. How many OF our
ministers are using pine knots2 ZAP.
plause. We want % be brought down
low. God fishes on the bottom. ZAP.
plauee Paul was great man. His
heart was as big as his heai. 10 takes
both 20 make a man. When vOu see a
man who Is all brains and no heart ! will
show you a solid, sordid doctor Of diyini.
~. Applause. Hes all gone 20 head.
/ hear the women IN Chicago nave all
gOue 70 feet Laugh orl We al have
some thorn IN our siue lihe 81. Paul.
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Columbus News,

COLUMBUS, GA, April 1.-THE direc-
tors of the public library held their
monthly meeting tonight. The librarian
reported 693 books circulated in March.
The Philharmonic Society was invited to
repeat the recent entertainment for the
benefit of the library.
The City Court Will convene next Mon
day, and will probably be in session the
entire week.
The rainfall here since last Saturday
has been 5.24-l00 inches.
The receipts of cotton to date are $4,000
bales, an increase over last year of 8, ll6
hales.
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CHARLEsroN.s BUDGET.
A New Base Peu ueuaeer 90 he chose
: wan "a

A New Base ReU WeuaGe~ 90 h' ChN'eh
-ernstrrrs 10 sing Ht sV ~
! CHAR Fsr.v. april 2.--fLere has been
Iauli in base BAH matters tor tine week
past. during which line t1e -rec -o's Of
the Charleston association nave been eu-
deavorips 20 -~aapthe sglucal situation,
and ado souetlipet TO relieyeIt. Manager
BRYAN has been relea seI. and Brosnan,
tne second baseman OF the nine, appointed
acting MANAGER until another manager
can be secured. Many Of the shortcOm-
iDys OF the Charleston PLAYERS aTecredlted
to Manager lryau's loose management.
II is said ma be never had his men TO
practice together and permitted them al
t0get hertoo much ooseness. A law suit
viii probably grow out OF his release. II
is also stated that the Association have
signed several new players but these re-
ports lack continuation. Tomorrow
there will he a match between the home
nine and the German Fusliers, who Will
however, be- sup, ed with one Of the bat
teries OF the Association. II is probable
that during next week an effort Will be
made 20 get up series Of exhibition
games between the Charleston, Savannah
and Augusta clubs.
THE REVIVAL.
The revival opened by Moody and San
Key uas Deen continued TINS week pY say
ford aud Townes, two evangellsts, who
conduct reviyals very much after the
style Of Moody and Sankey. The meet
ings have been held in the Citadel square
Baptist church and have been crowded
nightly.
The city public schools closed yester-
day for a two weeks vacation. The re-
ports show an attendance in the schools
OF $40 pupils, OF whom 2,269 are white
and 2,34i colOred children.
The company Of Charleston amateurs
who recently produced a burlesque OF
the opera Of Fra Diavola" have booked
an engagement al the Savannah Theatre
for May /, on which day they will give
two performances Of the opera at a matt
nee and at night. The cast of the opera
is as follows. all the artists being Charles
ton men and all first-rate singers: ERA
Dlayola,' Mr.. George NJ. Trenholm;
"Lorenzo," MIR. William Trenholm; Dep
po" Mr.. John B. Gadsden "Giacomo,"
Mr. w II, Barnwell; "Francesco" MI.
+. A. Jones; "Antonio." Mr.. j. b. Drake:
'Matteo," Mr.. j. B. Bissell, Jr; Lord
All Cash." Mr.. W. }. Jatho; Lady All
c ash, - Mr.. X. q. Rhett; "Zerlena," Mr..
Raphael Salas
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BARLOW, GA, April 1.-The Barlow
and Dublin railroad, at about , O'Clock
yesterday, killed negro boy about II
years of age. The engine mad been to the
woods for a load Of logs to bring in to the
mill OF W. F. Bally q Co., and the boy
was riding on one Of the trucks loaded
with logs when a coupling gave way.
causing the logs to tumble of ana with
them the boy He fell under the trucks
and was instantly killed.
A day or SO ago Mr.. John Curry fell
dead at the breakfast table from heart
disease
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ALL QUIET AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
switch Engines Unmotested and Plenty
OF Mon at Work

ST LOUIS, April 2.-Everything up to
noon In East st. Louis remained quiet.
o"itch engines ran back and forth in the
yards without Interference from the
strikers. A heavy snow fell, and the
crowd around the relay and railroad
yards decreased considerably. Those who
remain are less administrative than usual,
ana nave maintained perfect order. The
missouri Pacific freight agents we're re-
celVing freight this morning for all points
on the Gould Southwest system, and the
business OF these roads was again being
regularly conducted as it was before the
strlke. None Of the knights Of Labor have
gone back to work, but the officials say
tney nave employed sufficient number
OF men since the Knights left their en-
ploy TO resume frelght tranit.
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0opartnrrehiu aIntlrrr.
Dissolution of CopartnerShip.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 81, 1885
TUE copartuershlp heretofore existing be-
tween Laurence >. Gulmartin and Chas.
V. Hero under the nrm name OF l.. J.
6UlLM ARTIN Il CO.. was this day. by mu-
tual consent, dissolved, and eithrr partner
viii sign IN liquidation MIR. Guilmartin,
amer an active business life Of forty-six years.
is with the present frm, now wtthdraws
from the firm and business. The business
viii DE continued "A before, by Chas. Il. Her
ron aud John D.. Gaudry. our late Cashier,
under the firm name Of HERkON &GAUDRY
l.. ~ GUlLMARTIN.
CHARLES Il. HEBRON.
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Rates on Fresh Vegetables.


SAVANNAH, March 6. 1886.
The steamship lines out of savannah to
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos-
ton, publish the following RATES ON FRESH
VEGETABLES to those points for the season
Of 1886, carried as heretofore, IN tdccoUnta6ls
fo, quantity ~ condition." This exception to
apply to all shipments, whether bills of ladlng
be taken out or not.
Standard Bushel Crates, Soc. each.
Barrels, zoe. each.
To shippers desiring to enter into special
contracts with the lines for transportation of
their truck, the subj )ined rates viii be ap-
piled upon their signing contracts at our re-
spective Offices, viz;
Standard Bushel Crates, 25c. each.
Barrels, soc. each.
G. NJ. SORRELA
Agent Ocean Steamship Company.
J. B. WEST & CO.,
Agents NJ. and NJ T. Company.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
Agents Boston and Savannah S. S Co
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A REMARKABLE SUIT.
Asking Annulment of Marriage on n
Ground Of Miscegenstion.

Asking Annulment of Marriage on the
Ground of Miscegenstion.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April IA remark
able case was argued in the Common
Pleas Court today. II was brought by
Matte IL. Palmer last June, asking that
her marriage with William f.. MOntgom-
cry be annulled on the ground that he
was colored They elOped to Indiana and
were married Oct. 30, 1877. and have two
children. BY the Indiana law the mar
rage OF white to "a person with one
eighth colored blood is not valid. The
only evidence is that of the defendants
mother, Charlotte Curtis, wife Of promi-
nent cOlOred politician, that her grand
mother was mulatto. ner grandfather
and father white, and all the fathers were
owners Of the mothers and prominent
people. She was bought by her father Of
his aunt, who owned her mother, and rails
ed as the legitimate cousin Of his children
The Palmer girl married the defendant
when she was rs years old. Montgomery
is perfectly white IN appearance, and has
associated with whites all his life. A
month after the first suit he filed peti-
ton for divorce, on the ground that his
wife was unchaste, and both cases were
argued and submitted together. The
question is as TO whether be has enough
colored blood to render the marriage void.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03

AS specimen OF genuine irish "bull" II
would Ice hard % excel the following. Cant.
Kennedy. wuo some weeks since returned
rom lrclau ], was exhibiting to a number ~
FRIENDS "a cane Of hlHckthoru which ne brought
back with him. 1T ia very heavy" rem rky 4
one. ayes, it isl replied Kennedy with AMI
nation. You sce. Ia ireland there are two
Kinds Of thorn tree. one In tho BLACK, like
tins. AMI % r. very heavy, The other ig light
ia color ike hickory, and % Is light IN
weight, very light. Why. sir. 10 is 80 light
YOU can carry ton OF H." The laugh that
went up could have been heard across the
riyer.-N. Pdal PioHeer Press.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April about
O'Clock this morning mass meeting of
street car employees ratified the cOmpro-
mise entered into by the arbitration com
mittee and board Of presidents, and all
This action ends all fears of a tie up, and
the men get about all they demanded in
their bill of grievances
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03
Troops Ordered to Kansas.

TOPEKA, KAN, April I'm response
TO the request Of Adit. Gen. Campbell,
telegraphed from Parsons last night, the
Governor this morning ordered out the
First regiment of the Kansas National
Guard, with instructions to proceed at
once to Parsons TO assist in the movement
OF Missouri Pacific trains.
Eight companies of Col. Patrick's first
regiment OF the Kansas NstIonal Guard
arrived this evening, numbering about
700 men.
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Trnsfer Men Refuse TO Work.

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Tbe transfer men
this morning refused to e. TO work. They
openly declare they are in sympathy with
the strikers. Gas long as the transfer
transfers stick to us" said a striker,
we're all right; if they 90 back on us
we're gone" The grand jury has returned
number Of indictments against men
who have been interfering with tho run
nlng OF trains st East st. Louis.
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300 LAsHEs on THE BACK.
rhe waypesboro 4visher Flogged In
theJaiI Yard with Buggy Traces.


AUGUSTA, GA, April 2.-This afternoon
Joe johnson. a colored lad Of II, was
brought to this city, bruised and bleeding
from the marks of 800 lashes. lie lies to-
night in the county Jail, feverish and
frenzied. and in a dangerous condition.
Yesterday afternoon johnson attempted
to violate the person OF little white girl
in WaynesbOro. He could not
accomplish his object and was frightened
away by her little brother, I he story
soon spread. He was pursued, shot at
and captured, aud escaping after hard
fight was recaptured. Indignation ran
high and Johnson was taken to the jail
yard In WaynesbOro last night, stripped
and 800 lashes were laid on with buggy
traces. He was then lodged in jail. As
the story spread, however, the nature Of
the crime Influenced public feeling so
that johnson was to-day removed from
Waynesboro and brought 70 Augusta. 1t
was feared he would be lynched.
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ATLANTA. GA, April 2.-On a bill
died by Frank and Hammerslaugh, of
Baltimore. !. A. Steaton q Co., in the
Kimball house block were put in the
hands OF a receiver to-day because they
are insolvent and were trying to sell the
stock. A. J. West was appointed tenn
ADrii 10.
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Burning of a Dwelling.

AUsTELL, GA, April The large
dwelling house Of NJ. W. WestmOretand,
near here. was destroyed by fire at noon
to-day. The fire Is supposed 10 have orig
mated from the kitchen stove. Mr. West
moreland was severely burned in the face
in attempting 10 move his goods. The
loss is 81 800. A small portion OF the fur
niLure was saved.
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Tammnnv,s Meetings.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Tammany
Hall Committee on Organization tonight
accepted the designations Of eX-Aldermen
KIRK, l.. A. Fulgraf and Charles A.
Dempsey, aud also OF Billy MOloney.
kesolutons congratulating Senator
vance on his bill repeating the civil SER
vice act we're passed.
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KEY WEST. FLA, April 2.-The report
that +. II. Gato's cigar factory was burn
ed is erroneous. Mr.. Cato lost his private
residence, but the factory, which is on
the south side Of the island, was not
touched by the tre.
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Too Poor TO Bury Their child.

ATLANTA, GA, April "A dead negro
baby was found by officers to-day on
Seventeenth and Henry street. The
parents were too poor TO bury 10, ana
were keeping 1t in the house. IL was
buried bY the cltv.
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Proposals for Building New Jail.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS
AND EX-0FFICIOJ UTaES CHATHAM Co.. Ga
SANAkNAH- GA Eah Dc 1888


SAVANNAH. GA, Feb. 26, 1886. }
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
Office until y O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY. April
q, 1856, for the material aud work anship
required in the erection of a Jail and jailer's
resden'e for Chatham county, in the city of
Savannah.
Proposals will be received in lump for the
whole work. and also separate bids for stone
wOrR, br OK ana terrs Gotta work, tin and
galvanized iron work, carpenters work,
plasterng, painting. plumbing and gas nit
ting, IRON and steel worE. hunks, wire work,
mantes and grates, speaking tubes and bells.
Payments Will be made TO contractors IN
the following manner, to wit: Eighty five
49, per cent. of the va ne If the W rk done,
and of material delivered on the ground, " i'll
be paid monthly as the work progresses. and
the balance at its completion and accept
ance 10y the architects.
Each proposal for the whole work must be
ACCOMPANIED by either a certified check or a
properly executed bond, with two good
securities, in the sum Of five thousand 1000
dollars, and separate proposals for any por-
ton Of SAID work by certified checks or bonds,
with sureties to the amount of twenty We
l25) per cent of said bid; said check- or bonds
being held as guarantees that the bidders will
enter into contract under The terms required
by law, in case his bid be accepted.
"ContractOrs who are awarded contracts
shall he required to give bonds in double the
amount OF the bid. with two good and solvent
securities for the faithful performance of the
contract and To indemnify the county for any
damag' occaslOned By failure to perform
the same within the prescribed time" Par.
493 tcl, Code of 1882.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals must be sealed and Endorsed with
a statement whether r the whole or par
ticuar portion Of the work.
Plans can lie seen in this office, and at the
ofre of Messrs. Mcdonald Brothers, archi-
tects. Louisville. ny. and printed specifica-
tions Will be furnished on app ication at either
Office,
ROBT. d. WALKER, c. &C.
W. :. LAWTON. c e. e.
c. C.CAsEY, C. &C.
J. II. EsTILL c. &C.
{. II. DORSETT. &. c. c.
Attest. JSO. Il. DILLON. Clerk e.. &. c.
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ATLANTA. GA, April q Warren
Weaver, OF Indiana, an invalid returning
home from Florida, who has been side
tracked IN a sleeper with his wife
since Tuesday, on account Of the rlius.
Of the kidnevs
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alrettnas.
The New Hotel Movement.

The gentlemen comprising the Excursion
Party to Thomasville on saturday last. ID the
interest Of the New Hotel, are requested 10
meet at the Office of the Savan all Times,
THIS Saturday MORNING, at u O'Clock
prompt, 10 receive an important cOmmunlca-
ton. J. II. ESrlLL,
B. II. ri, HARRISON,
LAURENCE LIPPMAN.
Committee on Revolutions.
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NOTICE.

SAvA NAH, GA. March 81, isss.
THE undersigned have formed a copartner-
shin, under the firm name OF HER On 4
1Al DRY, O. tranea Cotton FHctoraRe
and Commission business. and they VII con-
uuue, as successors. the business hereto
carried on by the late firm Of l.. =. Guilmar-
Tin 4 Co, CHARLES X. HEBRON.
JOHN !. GAUDRY.
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Not MnIeated-

HANNIBAL, Mo-, April 1.-The Missouri
Pacific Company sent out a freight train
to-day without molesta ion. Most of the
men have returned to work
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Moo,Iv and gnnIkcy.

ATLANTA, GA, April 2.-The Moody
and Sankey meetings began here this
afternoon at Belps compress with large
attendance
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03

ATLANTA, GA, April 2.-The case OF
John >. Gambler against the Georgia rail
road for $40 600 was called IN the Superior
Court to-day, and will occupy several
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prlrrtnartan.
Savannah
NeterinnrY

Cor. South Broad and Randolph Us.
DRs. ESQ. E.MATTHEws. A V.S.OLt-
IL YER SThER-. .. V. s., Graduate Vete.
rIuary Surgeons. treats an Diseases of Horses
cattle. Sueep aud Dogs. Largest and best ar
rai ged irtrmary ln the south. Horse Dem
tistry a spec aty. Post norton examinations
made and reported on. Calls PROMPTLY at
tended 10, and whore always u Veterinary
Surgeon can be found day and night. 1ele.
phone No 328.
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SurriaI Nntlrra.
Odd Fellows Hall Association.

stock Of this association is this day DUE, and
payable at the office of the Secretary on or
before the 18th inst. After that date fines
VIII be strictly enforced.
A. X. FAWCETT, Secretary.
SAVANNAH. G. AnrIl g 1856.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

viii bepald for the arrest and conviction of the
party who shot Joe PrOwle, near Eden. No. ,
Central railroad, on Wednesday night. March
81, 1856, said amount having been subscribed
by d few merchants OF the city.
10. c. THOMPSON,
y. W. cor. BroughtOn and Barnard streets.
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Awaiting Orders.

sEDALIA, Mo-, April Trains are
running to-day without interference. The
strikers still await orders.
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Bakcru.
DERSH'S VARIETY BAKERY.

7 HAVE this day disposed of my business
4 ll-known IS DERSTS VARIETY
BAKERY to MESsRs. II. & J. KRAFT
While thanking my friends and the public in
general for their many years of liberal ia.
tronage which they have seen ut to bestow
upon me, request continuance Of the same
to nv succes Ors. JOHN DERST
n. B.-I VIII still continue the Branch Store
on Whitaker, one door south of Liberty.
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NEW YORK Apri 2.-rhe Transcon'i-
mental railroad rate war ~ SAID to be-
ended some Of the roads have notified
their patrons that the old rates would be
restored after to-day.
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IT will be seen that we have come in posses.
L sion of the well-este blished business
known as DERSTS VARIETY BAKERY,
and we hope by strict attention to bu iness
and keeping up the standa Cakes Pies,
Rolls. Bread. etc, made at this place, to merit
the public favors.
Our senior h $ been foreman for Mr.. Derst
for the lat ten years and lie well versed in all
that appertains TO the Bakery business.
Ii. & j. KRAFT
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Anrtiom saIro Culture papa.
-Four Well Located Building Lots.
C. H. DORsETT, Auctioneer.

c. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
VIII sell on TUESDAY, April s, 1856, before
the Court House, during the usual hours of
sale,
-Four lots on Anderson street, between Ruu
and DraytOn streets, fronting south and di.
rertl7 on the line Of street cars. They meas
nre p feet front by los deep, and each lot
excepting the western one) mas four room
plast red house on the rear which rents for 81
per month. The lots are nicely shaded with
oaks In front, and are the only lots on Ander
son street now on the market. Terms cash
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

CITY TREASURER's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, April l, loS6.S
The following taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE. first quarter 1886.
STOCK IN TRA DE, first quarter 1856.
FURNlI URE. ETC, first quarter 1886.
MONEY, BONDS. EFC., first quarter 1886
A discount o 10 Ter cent. Will be alO w ed
upon all of the above taxes il mia loitAjn NJ
ten days dfter the 4 81 Of AD,U.
q. S. HAkDkE. CitY Treasurer.
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Special Notice.

The undersi gned has purchased the we'll
known DRUG STORE Of f. Schweren
corner Of Bull and state streets, and will keeI
constantly on hand a complete line of PURE
DRUGS AND CHEMICA A = az well as a full
assortment of TOILET ARTICLES.
Prescriptions spec atty.
Nght.Bell at Bull street entrance.
Il IL IENINESTON
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ALL STILL IN DOUBT.
Tho Knights Determined that Every
striker Shall be Taken Back.

Tho knights Determined that Every
Striker Shall be Taken Back.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The views OF the
striking knights Of Labor upon the Gould
southwest system and their employees as
10 the means by which the strike shall
be brought to a close, despite the appar-
ent agreement arrived at in New York,
seem as far apart as ever and the final
adjustment is still in the future. The
Knights demand that all who struck he
taken back in body and the railway
officials have determined TO re.employ
only those actually needed. Consequently
the strike still continues. No hope is
now entertained, even by the most sangu-
inc. that final settlement will be reached
until the general executive board shall
have arrived from New York and con-
sidered the situation. 10 is the opinion
NJ some that this board VIII Immediately
upon their arrival order the strike or. and
that the knights Will make individual
application for work. Others. however,
believe that after they shall have become
fully acquainted with the condition Of
affairs that some arrran cement will be
made whereby all the kuights shall be
re-employed, an arbitration committee
appointed, and hnal adjustment OF the
difficulties be arrived at.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-03

st. Louis. Mo-, April "A disnatch
has been received here stating that Fred
erick Turner and his associates, OF the
General Executive Committee. we're In
Cinoinnati At 2 o'clock this morning. and
that they would leave for here by The next
train.
Dngent search and inquiry tonight
failed 10 reveal the whereabouts of Secre-
tary Iurn"r and his associates OF the
General Executive Committee Of the
knigats OF Labor The local committees
nave oeen In JOINT and secret session to-
night.