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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-26


10 pieces Turkey Red Damask, extra ine
quality, worth 81, at Zoe.
NAPKINS 81 DOYLIES
50 dozen fine q white Napkins, worth 81 85
per dozen, at 81.
SO dozen fine * white Napkins, worth 81 rs
per dozen, at 81 p.
IS dozen extra heavy p white Napkins,
worth 50 per dozen, at 81 50. This lot is posi-
lively the biggest bargain ever been offered.
100 dozen white Linen Doylies, worth 75c
per dozen, at soc.
100 dozen white Linen DOyiles, worth 81 per
dozen, at 75c.
100 dozen white Linen Doylies, worth 81 81
per dozen, at 81.
so dozen extra fine white Linen Doylies,
worth 81 70 per dozen, at 81 Is.
80 dozen cOlored border Doylies, worth $50
per dozen, at &c.
so dozen colored border Doyles, worth 81 q
per dozen. at S5c.
IS dozen cOlored border Doylies, worth 81 rs
per dozen, at 81 25
100 dozen Turkey Red Doylies, worth 75o
per dozen, at SOC.
IS dozen Turkey Red D0ylieS, worth 81 per
dozen, at 75c.
so dozen extra large Turkey Red DoyIies.
worth 81 35 per dozen, ut 81.
case double width Bleached Sheetings al
l212c, regular price zoe; l case double width
Bleached SheetiAg at lSc. regular price Sc:
3 cases celebrated New York Mills 1O.4 wide
only pc, regular price Csc; Is pieces l0-i I'm
DledCntu 0ueellug al IL 2Cs regular pIlCe Ehc.
40 pieces Unbeached Sheeting. best quality
made, at bic, regular price 25c TO soc: loo
pieces l yard wide White Shifting st &c
former price SIC. For the next week we
shall sell all our best and heaviest yard wide
Shirtings; none inferior to Wamsutta at Sc
per yard; Is pieces i 4 yards wide Pillow Cot
ton at l0c, usual price l2l5c.
Having determined to close out the balance
of our winter stock OF Red, White, ColOred
and Fancy Flannels. We shall offer wonderful
inducements in this department for the next
week. The following are a few of the manner.
GUS bargains: All wool Red Flannel nd I5c
former price 20c; all wool Red Flannel At Zee
former price 25c; all wool heavy twill Rod
Flannel pc. former price 30c; ali wool heavy
twill Red Flannel at nc, former price 85c. al
wOOl heavy twin Red Flannel at ssc. former
price soc; all wool heavy twill best quality.
at SOC, former price 75c; all wool filed White
Flannel at l0c, former price l5c; all wool
White Flannel at l5c, flrmer price Doc; .sN
wool White Flannel at nc, former price 25c:
all wool White Flannel &C 25c, former price
40c; all wool White Flannel at 37lSc. former
price soc: all wool Ba6kd Flannels at 35c
former price soc; all wool Striped and Piaa
Flannvls below cost.
The remainder Of BLANKETS will be
offered at soc on the dollar.
Our Dress Gnghams recuted from l9lSc to
81 &C. Our Dress Calcoes reducedfrom Sc 10
SC. Our inferior quality reduced from Sc TO
&c. One lot OF / yard vide Cetonnes at
Pic; would be cheap at 20.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-26
TOWELS!

100 dozen large size Damask Towels, wort
I214c, at SIC.
100 dozen large size assorted Damas
Towels, worth lSc. at &c.
100 dozen Damask Towels, IA yards lon
never before sold less than 20C, at l21zc.
IS dozen extra large heavy Huck ToWd
worth 30c. at l9e.
so dozen extra large fancy border Damak
Towels, worth 35c, at 27l5c.
100 dozen extra heavy knot fringe Damas
Towels, worth 40c, at 25c-
10 dozen extra heavy knot fringe Damas
Towels. worth SOC, at 35c.
IS dozen very fine lace border, knot frins
Damask Towels, usual price SC, at SOC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-26
DAMASRS! .

25 pieces Loom Damask, formerly Csc, at l9c
25 pieces Loom Damask, formerly 35c, at 25c
20 pieces Bleached Damask, worth soc, a,
She
20 pieces Bleached Damask, worth 81, at Use.
20 pieces Bleached Damask, 2-yard wide,
worth 81 %, at Csc.
so pieces Turkey Red Damask, warranted
fast color, never sold less than SOC, at 2Jc.
Is pieces Turkey Red Damask, worth 6Oo,
at 45c.
10 pieces Turkey Red Damask, extra fne
quality. worth 81. at 75e.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-26

There is a pretty general impression
that the benefits which the country de-
riVes from the Department of Agriculture
are not many nor very important. Per-
haps the attacks which have been made
upon the department on account Of the
way it was managed while Republi-
can commissioners had control of it had
great deal to do with creating this i'm
preston, which may not be wholly cor
rect. But whether it is correct or not, it
is certain that Commissioner Colman has
entered upon work which promises to
be Of incalculable benefit to all classes of
people.
The thing which Commissioner Colman
has undertaken to do is to expose the diff
terent ways in which food is adulterated,
the extent to which it is adulterated, and
the evils which arise from its adultera-
ton. Few know the extent to which food
adulteratiOn is carried, and fewer still
realize that many OF the ills from which
people suffer come directly from the adult
! terations which they take into their
systems with their food. There is hardly
staple article nowadays that is not
| adulterated and thus cheapened. The
consequence is that honest dealers
begin to see that the time IS not distant
when they will be compelled to join with
the dishonest and engage in poisoning the
people. This aduteratiOn business has
grown TO colossal proportions, and the
worst of it is that the longer the guilty
ones are permitted to carry on their
] h ~
more constituencies they become. If their
! business is attacked and their practices
/ exposed they are ready with plausible
denials, and insist that competitors are
enyious and seek their ruin by making
false charges against them. They even
organize for the purpose of resisting the
law and convincing the public that the
stories OF food adulteration are without
/ foundation.
| Commissioner Colman has begun this
war upon the adulterers of food with a
determination to put an end to their bust
ness. No man recognizes more fully than
he does the terrible effects which the use
of adulterated food is having upon the
people, and being a man of energy and
courage. he is not likely to cease his efforts
until he has attained success.
The chemists Of the different States are
ready to second his efforts, and those Of
his department have already been put to
work gathering facts upon which to base
report that will be the foundation of
| legislation that he will propose. If he
does nothing else during his term of Office
than to secure such legislation as will
tend to put stop TO the adulteration Of
food, he will have accomplished more for
the benefit of the country than all his Re
publican predecessors did. Those who
destroy health by adulterating food, and
thus make life miserable and undesirable,
are very little better than those who
stealthily put poison in food for the pur-
pose of producing death, and they ought
to be punished almost as severely.
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OUR THIRD
ANNUAL BARGAIN SALE
OF
Linens and Housekeeping Goods

Now is your opportunity for bargains "
TOWELS. DAMAsKS, TABLE-COVERs
FLANNELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, SHEET
INGS and QUILTS.
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One-RaIf of Their Usual Price:

" % . IUo VIII DC eUIU NI.---. 10
Boys Knee Pantaloons, value'75 at S5c.
Boys Knee Pantaloons, value 81 so, at SOC
Boys Knee PantalOons, value 81 so, at 81 1
Kilt Suits and Boys Overcoats in propi
ton.
If you want a Suit, see our stock before y
buy it or you will be sorry for it.
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81 htund!

g. 8. Tpr & Co., SO. 266 Cont
merce @trabe, berfaufen bic feiniten
6errn= unb Damen : Mobetpaaren, fos
tpie S9ube unb &leiber su erftaunli9
biaisen preiien. I'm gefdligen 8eiu9
miro gebeten. 81, ,tutD6W
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@ut. SDdtua & spbn.

rniere 9auptnabrung TT uno bletbt
bas Tleii6, unb UNI iol6es frii9 uno
gut gu erlangen, fann man unm6gli9
einer auperlditgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fing & Sobn, No.
511 Qpe. s. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer &unben &e6nung gez
tragen un6 iii ibrem @tabliRement ei1e
falte 2uftmai6ine erri6tet, mel6e allen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaltung urb Gntz
fernung i9dbli6er Sngrebiensen bes
Gleii6es entipri9t. Sic baben beitanz
big in ibren 8iebb6fen eiren groben
8orratb bon Waitbieb, aus mel9em
nur bas 8efte fir ibre &unoen geudblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fetn min, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, No. 511
Avenue 6. 1,10t1i
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piue unerbittlide aorberung Der Selbfs

cine unerbittli6e Gorberung Der Selbfs
erbaitung.
Was tpobl bic 8iirger bon NriSona
unb Neu Me1ifo gu benz meni9en.
freunoli1en Blane bes fanftmhtbigen
Germ Groof iasen, pel6er WiGens TT,
ibnen Die unter unid9li@eu Mfiiben
ein~gefansenen Mpa6en pieoer 5uauiens
ben,-neu eingetleibet, unb momDgli6
nit guten &epetirgeme5ren alerneucs
fen SDitems bsrfeben. 8ermutbli9
tpirben bic Mnliebler uno bic Gombops
Bic pfleglinge Uncle Sans tobtf6las
gen, ebe ie mieoer @elegenbeit betomz
men, ben n&riegspfa6 gu betreter'."
9ieie Semobner beg fernIten Wetfens
berlaneen enti9ieben uno tie baben
elm &e6t baau-baB bic feinoli6en Snz
bianer uni 1dbli9 semadt tperben. @ts
nerlei auf pelde Dirt. Gnttpeoer Our1
Snternirung in gut bema6ten Geferbas
tionen, ober inbem man tie ausroffet
NIT Seuer unb S6mert.
Shut bic Bunbesregierung bas r1dt
auf Sic erfere @rt, fonbern ldBt bic
einmaI gefangenen Mtorbbrert1er togar
uieoer fret - mas bofentli9 ntft ges
f6eben uirb - oana tDirb mltt es ben
8epobnern iener Serritorten ni9t bers
araer f6nnen, rpenr fe ienes uni6dbz
li@ma6en auf bic lebtere Dirt felbit
itbernebmen.
9ab ibrigens bic Snbianer p6llis
als wilbe Sphere 5u betra9ten feiert,
bic man fiir ibre Shaten ni9t berante
ruortli6 MAIDEN biirfe, trift oenn bod
ni6t in benz @rabe gu, pie @roof be-
bauptet. sic betrafen Morb unb
&aub unter 1i6 febr ftreng, tpiien alfo
gang gerau, 3edt unb unre6t gu rtlz
terf6eiben. @orb unb &aub, periibt
an MeiBen, balten tie ~alerbtngs ui9t
fir l1nre9t. ST es aber ni6t ber refine
Wabn1inn, bic rptben Seufel in biefen
ibren Mni@auungea aud mod gu be-
ftdrfen?
Stunt, bic 1eueften 9epeiden tbeilen
nit, baB bas m6rberif9e Gieber- &lima
bes &nftengebietes bon Sib : Jlortoa
mddtig unter ben bort i~nternirten
Npa6en aufrdumt, unb tpenn bas 10
ueiter fortgebt, bann erleoigt fi@ bic
ganae Streitfrage BON ielbf. Meni9:
lider unb miirbiger tpdre es aber aul
ale Gdae getpefen, ben Mpa9en gleid
in Mri3otta cine ebrli6e Fugel gu gb1=
men, p6er ieIbft fe permittelft Der 9anfs
&repatte ius before Sen1eits gu bef6rs
bern-in Manitous biifelrei9e Sagb.
grinbe-als fie bort am Sieber lang
fam unb eIenbtsli@ gu Grunbe geben
ali Iafeu.
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Mrs. @tmslpm'S spptbtae gDrup.

8eb. SDlpanus Cobb fdreibt I'M ugDs
ftOn Gbrifiau Sreeman": Guf teinen
Tal mirben mir cine Webi5in empfeblen,
namentlid ftr Rinbe,. menn mir nidt
wibten, oab ie gut 1T. Son Mrs.
@in slcws Shrmp tSunen mir iebra aus
@rfahruns ipreden. Sn unIerer eigenea
Tau1ilie bat ct fd ale Sesen ernieien,
neil CT einem Sinbe, bas nit 8clif sez
peinist mar, Sdlaf peridafte unb ben
Gltern &uhe wdbreno Der Naat
Hderte. Die meifen @ltern merben btes
fen 5esen gu fddsen wifien. Sier 1T
Elm Nrtifel, Der fid bewdbrt unb barmlps
1T, benn Der Sdlaf, ben er benz 8tnce
p:ridaht. III natirlid uno Der fleine @ns
gel erwadt 70 better wie elm ancpf."
Bdbreub bes 3ahnens 1T iein Grfclg uu'
i9dsbar. @ir baben bdufiS genus BON
Wattern bic NeuBeruns 8ehSrt, baB fe
nidt obue ben @prup iein mSsen BON ber
@eburt beS Sinbes an bis CUR Nonens
buns bes 3abnens. gerfauft bon allen
G~pDtbetsrn gu Is Gents bic 6lafde.
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General Grppf upb Die slpa@en.

Wdbrenb man bic Gtreitfraee: rWas
fol- aus Geronimo unb feiner Banbe
tuerben?" enoli6 baourh fur gel6ft belt,
baB man bielelben als &riessgefansere
nod Gloriba bradte, mo fe 3eitIebens
bleiben fonen, tritt ieBt pl6Bli@ Gene
raj groof auf unb erfldrt, man iole iie
aur 5tpei Sabre lang bort bebalten unb
HE bann tpieber in ibre alte 9eimatb in
Mri3ona unb Neu>W erifo suriidbriugen.
Dieter gorf9lag 1T UNI 10 iinertldrlis
der, ais General groot bod elm alter
(menn au1 ni9t INNER febr erfolgreis
6er) vIndian-fghter" 1T, Der ges
nau tpifen fDlte, baB bic &Dtbbdute
bod unpertpeilt tpieber ibr blutiges
@urgelabi1neiber : 9anbDerf aufnebs
men tpiirben. Munberbarer Weiie be-
freitet groof bas au9 gar nidt, fon.
FERN giebt au, baB bic Mpa6en BON Sea-
tur blutbirftig Hnb, unb baB es linen
tpie cine Mrt tbieriI@en Snftiftes innes
tpobnt, Die WeiBet1 al befdmpfen unb au
morben. Ser 8lutburft uno bic Morbs
luif piirbe BON ibnen NIT Der Muiter=
mild eingefogen unb es fei baber aud
unmDgli6, er5iebli6 unb miloernb auf
fe ei~n3upirfen. nnb trobbem berlanet
groof, oab man bfeie milben Befien,
bic man glffli1 in Der @emaIt bat,
tpieber laufen laHen fo19 Man m69te,
tpenrt man bas bort, geueigt fetn, an
BEN 0erfianbe bes Generals gu 3mei.
feIn. Die ein3ig ri9tige Golgerung aus
ieinen Musfibrungen Ddre bod: Die
apa9en finb 8eftien, benen bur9 2uI.
tur, Civilization unb bilbenbe @infliiRe
ni9t beisufommen TT = alio perni6te
man He, pie man bic RIapperi6Ianse
pernidtet, ober tpie man ben pantber
unb bas puma ausrottet, mo- man es
i1ur fam. Diefe Ghlubfolgeruag mag
bart uab sraufam flingen, aber es tit
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@pesifairter 8eri9t iiber bic bonn l.
Wuguf 1886 big 81. October 1886
bur9 bengountpsS 6abmeiffer gb. Gros'
hGfe nerausQQhte11 @elber:
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6. S. MHuer,

2O5 Wet g. m # ia e,
bdlt elm sroBes unb iebr %eepdbltes Sas,
ger bon Sapeten, &Duleaur,
EiIberrabmen unb 2eifen,
unb ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialie1
aler Mrt. 5arben unb III # re l.
der M aterialien, %beionoers
0ammers fertile gemif1te
Garben, bic beiten unb biQigiten i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @arantie pers
tauft werben. s en IL unb Spies
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
f9lagenbe Irtitel; morin 9err Wftler
bas gr6bte 2ager i'm Weften beg Staa.
tes bat. Nuftrdse aus benz 2aube tDers
ben PROMPT ausaefiihrt.
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ebmetdelhafte getriiaeretet

finb Mnerfennuneen beg groben Wers
lies unb Der @Dr5igli6teit Der d9ten
Mr5nei, aber fe ftnb gefdbrli6 uub un'
portbeiIbaft fir ben 2onfumenten unb
entittliGenb fir ben 9dnbler. Wenn
,ttpas Mnoeres als baHelbe empfoblen
mir ober als gerabe 10 gut, banr be-
benfe, Dab bas gef6iebt, bamit Du ben
ooIcn preis fir cine pertbloie Waare
be3ableit, pel6e benz 6dnoler ein 8ier-
tel bes bon s. 8. 3eiltn & 60. milf
fenf6aftli6 unb forgiam bereiteten
9 simmons Gtber Regulator
cine aagemein fiir unperglei6li9 auers
fannie Nr5uei fofet.
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l1nibertrefflide G~n3iebuns!
neber etne talbe Million nerlpplf.
Qput1iaua Gtate Qotterp So.


Diefes snfitut tparbe i'm Sabre 1858 fiji,
eraiebunsS. nnO Bobltbdtisteits 8pede bon
ber StaatslesisIatur fir ben 8eitranm bon
fanfunbawanais Sabren seiesli9 iaeorporirt
nit einena aapital bon $1,000, 900, gu iueldem
fe ieitber einen @eierbefonO bon $3.50, 900 bin.
auaefaat bat. 9nr9 ein Neutrality-suspicious.
Sotum purben tire 9Redte elm Sbei Der sesen.
partisen Staatsconfitution, anssnommsn an
2. December 1879.
Sbre sroBen 8tebnnsen BON einaeL
men Mmmmern inben n1onatIi9 fat.
MiemaIs pirb eine Siebuns berfdoben. Bran
Iefe nadfolsenben Rlan.
MuberprbentltA yterteljdbrltae Ste
bung
in Der acabeu1t Of Mmfc, Wew Srleaus,
Dtenfag ben IA. December 1886
100000 aidets 3u SO iebes.
6albe S.. Ganftel So. 3ehntel ST..
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Arkansas Bay Saloon,
nate MtanioS 1ab Depot.

Fred Mockert,. -. Gisentbamer.
Die feinten Weine, CUTE Wbisfies uno 81
au0re unb famole Gigarren. @iStaltes ettb
WiInaufee uno Anbeuiet Bier tets nn &ano.
eY- SIR Damsn 1T elm elegant ein9eridtster
TarIor relerbirt. 7,lO,tSW
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$647.10 $647.10
sd bei6eimige hermit, 6aB Der obige
Beri6t iber bic bon mir eingenommez
men unb p%erausgabten @elber tpdbrenb
bes Sermins, Der am 81. October 1886
enbet, ri9tig 1T.
gb. 6rpb6fe,
S6abmei1fer bon 8erar County.
Stir ri9tig befunben In ofener Court
ben IL. September 1886.
6. 8. Mursba9, County &i9ter.
Mtteft: S6ab. %. Smith, Gountps
glerf, 8erar So.
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$0IZ7.U1
CD. Srob6fe,
@habmeiter BON Berar Gountp.
&idtig befunben: 6. 8. Wuraba@,
gountp : Ri9ter.
Mttef: Shah. %. Smith, County
@lerf, 8erar Co., Seras.
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Weue Waareni Mcme sSaarem
s mGinberelIas

* m @tnDerellaS d u : St0re,
Ode 0%outonitraBe & Moe. s,
6err Baum bonn Cinderella Sdub.
fore bat bic. 6itliden Wdrfte befu6t
uno einen iiberrai6enb rei6baltigen
0orratb BON S6uben fur 0amen uno
2iuber, fowie fur 9erren eingetauft.
Sie Waarer finb por3igli9: bauerbaft
uub iebr preismirbig. Seoe Gamilie
fOate es fi6 our 4ufgabe MAIDEN, issren
8ebarf an S9ub3eug int @tnbes
reIlo Store gu faufen. alfO perz
gebt nidt ben
@inberella G@ubsStore
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Cur NaDti5 fir Weritaerte.

8om l. Nobember 1886 an tperben
ale Jeuers@ eri6erungs : policen nur
mad gin3ablung Der prdmien in cash
abgeIiefert.
6annie 8. GIorian, &.W. Sap & Co.,
%. u. 8onDnge, u. Mope,
Smith & g., 6ran3 @lrnenborf,
81. u. Doung, Sbos. s. 8rabp,
Mqenten.
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- Sos Baummongef6dft BON 3iegs
ler Bros. In Douiton lit abgebrannt.
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A Postal Convenience.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-The post-oflico
department has completed arrangements
for issuing combined letter sheet and
stalhped envelope Of pattern which can
be readily understood and used. 1t is styled
'1etter-sheet envelope" and is of only
one denomination-two cents. For the
present at least it is deemed expedient to
confine the issue of the letter sheet envelope
to few of the principal post-offlces, The
prices at which the envelopes are to be sold
are as follows: Single sheets, 8 cents: two
sheets, 5 cents; three sheets, cents; four
sheets, 10 cents; five sheets, u cents; six
sheets, 4 cents seven sheets, II cents; eight
sheets, 10 cents, fine sheets, 81 cents; ten
sheets, % cents; pads of twenty five sheets,5S
cents; pads of fifty sheets, $l.15;pads of one
hundred sheets, $3.50; pads of five hundred
sheets, $ll.50; pads Of one thousand, S23
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SLEW A PANTHER
Ana saved the Lives OF Her Sleeping Chill
dren-A Buckeye Mothers Brave Deed,


dren-A Buckeye Mothers Brave Deed.
ToLoNo, ILL, Aug. ia large dun.
colored panther, which for several weeks
te,rorised the people about Bouse's Grove,
eight miles southwest of here, was killed
yesterday afternoon by woman, who
thereby saved the lives of her too little
girls The plucky woman was Mrs. Mont
calm, who was on her way from Indian
Territory to her former home near Cleve-
land, 0. Some years ago she and her hus-
band went West, where the latter was
Killed. Left with two little children the
woman loaded her goods on wagon and
started on the long journey to her Ohio
home. The travellers reached Bouse's Grove
yesterday, and Mrs. Montcalm stopped
and proceeded to get dinner. The children
wandered off into the woods, and when the
mother called upon them to come to dinner
she received no answer Fearing some
thing was wrong, she took her rife from
the wagon and started for the woods near
by. Before going far moving branch Of
a tree attracted hor attention, and going
nearer she discovered large panther pre-
pairing to spring on her children, who were
lying asleep at the foot of the tree. Mrs.
Montcalm at once drew a bead on the
brute and shot him through the body. She
then removed the pelt and took it with her
oil her Journey.
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STORM IN TEXAS.
Galveston Reported Under Two
Feet Of Water.
Immense Damage and Six Lives Reported
Lost In the War of Elements.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug 20.-Meager dispatches
to telegraph officials received tonight from
Galveston state that. a terrific storm of
wind and rain has prevailed there all day.
1t commenced about O'Clock this morning,
and came from the east. At 6a. m. the
city is said to have been entirely inun-
dated, two feet of water being ON the
strand and fifteen feet on the gulf side Of
the city. The ground floor of the Beach
Hotel was submerged, the water reaching
tho second floor. Houses were floating
about the streets. and immense damage
has been done. The telegraph wires on the
bay bridge were washed or blown away, but
some of them have been restored, and COM
munication with the drowned city was re-
newed about 6 o'clock this evening. At
last accounts the water was subsiding.
Six lives are reported lost
F. GALVESTON, Aug 20.-The storm abso-
lutely wrecked about $50 buildings and
flooded, undermined and otherwise dam.
aged many more. The central portion OF
the city is not severely damaged. Among
the buildings destroyed are the Beach
Rink, where the State Democratic conven-
tion was held, and all the buildings on the
Interstate Drill Ground. The total loss
will reach 100000.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-28
THROUGH THE WHIRLPOOL:
Boston Man Swims Through the Rap
ids, but Says All the Money in the
World Would Not Tempt Him
R~- No A. Aoo,p.

World Would Not Tempt Him
Do 1t Again.
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, Aug. 22.-Wm. j.
Kendall of Boston, to-day swan success
fully in cork vest the whirlpool rapids
of Niagara river. The trial was to settle
a wager of $40 900 made by Boston parties,
he to receive $1,000 of the stakes There
were few spectators Of the affair, it hav-
ing been kept quiet. Kendall relates the
following experiences when he reached
the spot where Captain Webb is sup
posed to have lost his life. The water
seemed to go from under him and huge
wave struck him on the head and shoulders,
knocking him unconscious for few mo-
ments. He found his swimming abilities
of no use whatever and never expected to
come out alive. When entering the whirl-
pool he was so benumbed and partly
unconscious that he could not use
a limb and did not know what
he was doing. The current took
him right into the main eddy and sucked
him down like fash, keeping him under
fully fifteen seconds Urop seaching the
fully fifty feet from its center. When he
reached the surface of the water he had
partly regained consciousness, and know
ing there was no time to spare
before he would be dashed down
the lower rapids, he swan to the shore.
While landing he was SO overcome
that he again became unconscious and his
assistants were fully half an hour occupied
in reviving him with the aid of stimulants
and by rubbing. When asked if he would
ever make another trip he said most en-
phatically: "No there's not enough
money in the world to induce me to repeat
this afternoons experience A child would
have the same chance to go through the
rapids and come out ali right as an expert
swimmer
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-28
Bitter FeeJinu st Belfast,

BELFAST, Aug. 19.-An agsfasatihe cir
cumstance here just now is the fact that
great many Catholics are losing their
places in the factories. In some cases they
find life there so disagreeable that they vol
UNFAIRLY give up their places, az did the
Catholics employed in the QIett's y,
Island Shipyards. According to reason
able estimate it is asserted that there are
1900 Catholic men and girls who have been
thrown out of employment during the last
thirty days. The rich men of Belfast are
all Protestants, They own the factories
where great numbers Of people are en-
nloyed