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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08

WAsHISGToN, Dec. The bill intro
ducsti In the house to-day by Representa-
tive Herbert, OF Alabama, 10 remove cer-
tain political d ssbilitles provides that no
law or re guiation shall disqualify persons
not disqualified oy section Of the four
tespth amendment to tne constitution
fron holding Office IN the army or navy.
Mr.. Herbert also Introduced . hill all.
thorizing state ofleers 10 issue writs Of
attach ment returnable TO the Circuit
0ourt OF the Uniyed States.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
Frnpce's Crisis aIr4

PARIS, Dec. TN. Floquet has been
entrusted with the formation OF a new
Cabinet, and he is now engaged in the
task.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day NJ.
Michelin, an Extremist. moved urgency
tor revision OF the constitution, which,
he said, was the only way OF escaping
from the present political confusion. NJ
Bsrodet opposed the motion. declaring
that harmony among the different sec
tious OF the Republican party in France
was the best security which the country
could have when a CRISIS occurred. N
Mlehe!in's motion was rejected by a vote
OF 43l against Al.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
SENATOR JONES' SANITY.

Papers Eccentrically Marked Sup-
posed to be his Handiwork.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 7.-Public men IN
Washington have been receiving fos
weeks past newspapers postmarked De-
troit, Mich, with editorials ON various
subjects marked and with copius margi,
nal notes having no relation whatever to
the SUBJECT 10 which attention was direct
ed. The addresses on the covers OF the
newspapers were all OF the most eccentric
character and evidently the work OF some
one OF unsound mind. An accidental
comparison OF these contributions from
Michigan to-day revealed the fact that
the handwriting was that OF Senator
Jones, OF Florida, aud his friends are now
discussing the propriety OF taking some
action looking TO the care and treatment
OF the unfortunate man.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
BELLS TELEPHONES.
The Suit Brought in Ohio Dismissed
without Prejudice.

COLUMBUS. o., Dec. THE opposing a
counsel in the Bell Telephone case ap,
peared In the United States Circuit Court
to-day, and the motion of the govern
ment's counsel to dismiss the case with
out prejudice, presumably with the inten.
tiOn OF bringing another suit In the Mas
sacbusetts court, was argued at length
Senator Thurman appeared for the govl
ernment. and the defense was represent ted
by ex-senator j. Il. Mcdonald, OF Indi,
ana, and j. J. Storrow, of Boston. Tns
counsel for the defense cOntended that II
was not proper to make proceedings in
connection with plea as to jurisdiction.
which was argued q short time ago al
Cincinnati. part of the transcript on an
appeal or removals. They were, however,
induced to yield. A reconciliation wad
effected, and Judge sage ordered the case
dismissed without prejudice and without
record as far az it's status in tha Ohiq
district is concerned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
powers and duties of the Department
OF Agriculture.
THE ELECTORAL COUNT BILL,

THE ELECTORAL COUNT BILL.
IN. House, however, decided by vote
OF lolto p 10 consider the Senate cleo
toral count bill with the proposed House
amendments.
In advocating the bill Mr.. Caldwell.
cnairman OF the committee having iuris-
u,ctlon OF the subject, explained that it's
ooJect was to prescribe the mode in which
tne count of the electoral vote was 20 be
made and 10 supply an omission which
existed IN the constitution. The passage
OF the bill would settle all questions
Wnlcn arose from time to time as to the
electoral count. 1t would decide that the
power to count the vote did not reside in
the PRESIDENT OF the Senate, but that it
resided In the two Houses of Con-
gress and was not merely
ministerial power, but
power TO count and consequently to de-
clde the legality OF the votes to be counted; !;
Cnat the action OF the two Houses should
Dc separate upon all questions arising
during the count, out JOINT as TO result,
mus preserving the dignity and rights of
Doth bodies by concedlng to each equal
and concurrent power without merger of
tne lesser body into numerically greater.
Inc House at this point adjourned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
A TRIO OF ExPOsITIONs.
Meeting OF the Board of Promotion
at Washington.

at W. "aSuthSIOh'
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE board OF
promotion OF the Constitutional Centen-
nial celebration In 1889, the w orld's Expo
sition in honor Of the four bundredth anni-
verssry of the discovery Of Amer!
lea in 1892, and perm anenf
exposition OF the three Americas, al
outgrowth OF the Worlds Exposition pro,
posed to be held in the city or Washing,
ton, met in convention IN this city to-day
The convention adopted series OF resolu.
tioDs providing for the appointment OF Z
committee OF fifteen members TO prepard
n suitable memorial setting forth the OBJ
jacts OF the convention, which is TO bs
presented TO Congress with a view TO Sc.
curing its Endorsement and the approprl.
atoms necessary to carry the programme
for the proposed celebrations into effect
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A Murderer starving HimseIf

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Edward Jansen. who
fatally stabbed his wife a week ago and
has been in Jail since, is apparently try
ing TO starye himself 10 DEAN, and be viii
succeed unless sustenance Is admlnis-
tered by force. He has got TO that con,
dltion where he can neither eat, drink nor
talk. but h0 can move about his cbii
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
bast Iennessee's Amalgamation.

NEW YoRK, Dec. IA conference was
held tails afternoon between representa-
tives OF the East tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia and the Norfolk and Western
railroads at the Office OF The former com
pany. President Kimball and Calvin =.
Brice represented the East Tennessee
and Robert Fleming the Norfolk and
Western. Mr.. Brlce said afterward that
they we're at work on apIan for the ANAL
gamation ofsthe two companies but had
reached no result that could be made pup.
lie as yet. The negotiations with the
Richmond and West Point Terminal Com
pany are being carried on at the same
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senntnr Can BUSY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.--senator Call
to-day introduced a bill 10 appropriate
500, 900 for tue construction OF deep
water channel IN Tampa bay, Florida,
ard also bill to appropriate $0OO,OOO Tor
the work upon the bar at the
month OF the st. johns river. Florida.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE bill intro
duoed by Representative Parker, OF New
YORK. To-day, TO amend the oleemarga-
rine act, proposes to fix the tax on that
commodity at &c. per pound aud strikes
out of the original actthe clause torfeiting
TO the United States oleomargarine found
TO contain deieterious ingredients.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
An IIl-Fated PANTY.

LAPoRrE, IND, Dec. 7.--Reuben Hill
and his three sons were instantly killed
this afternoon near Mill creek by a pas
senger train on the Grand Trunk railway.
HIPS little daughter had one Of her legs
broken at the same time. The family were
IN a wagon crossing the railroad and were
prevented from seeing the approaching
train ny an occupied side track. Hill's
wife died recently, so the daughter Grip
pied to-day 10 the sole survivor OF the
family.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
Charleston Very Ambitious.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE bill intro,
duced by Senator Butler for the erection
OF public building at Charleston. S. O.,
provides that 1t snail be for the accommo-
dation OF the post Office and United States
Courts, and that the cost OF the site shall
not exceed 100000 and the cost OF the
building $400, 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
MURDER NEAR oLUsrEE.
A White Man from Georgia Killed
and Robbed by Negro.

and Robbed by Negro.
SANDERsoN, FLA; Dec. IA negro
ana a white man going through here
west yesterday camped near Olustee last
night and were seen at fire by railroad
men returning from work. On going to
work this morning they found the white
man at the fire dead. From the appear
ance of his head and face it is supposed
he came to his death by violence. He had
q small sum of money on his person when
seen here and stated that he was from
Thomas county, Ga. The negro was not
found this morning, and stated when here
that he was returning to Tallahassee,
where his home was.
The verdict of the jury at the inquest
was that he came TO his death by vio-
lence. No money was found on his per-
son and he was lying face down when
found. The back OF his head had been
crushed In with shme blunt instrument.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
CHILL QUARANTINEs.

SANTIAGO DE CHILL, Dec. THE Min
lister of Marine has issued decree, dated
Dec. 4, declaring all ports of the Argen-
tine Republic, and on the Rio de la Plata.
with the exception Of Montevideo. to be
Injected with cholera. No ship that has
visited any Of the proscribed ports since
Chilian port
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
SOUTH AMERICAS PLAGUE.

The Dread Scourae Still Gathering
in Numerous Victims.
BUENos AYREs, Dec. 7.-During the
past twenty-four hours three cases of
cholera have occurred In the city and one
in LaBoca. In Rosario the disease is on
the increase, 35 new cases and 80 deaths
having occurred during the past twenty
four hours. The disease Is spreading in
Cordova,i also in Tucuman there have
been four cases.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
France,s Grown Diamonds.

PARIS. Dec. THE Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day voted In favor Of disposing OF
the Crown diamonda-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08

ORLANDO, FLA, Dec. THE frost did
no damage TO citrus fruits here last night,
and but little damage 10 early vegetables.
no DAMAGE AT FORT MASON.
FORT MASON. FLA, Dec. THE ther-
mometer was down to 32 degrees this
morning, with heavy frost aud little
ice, but nothing was hurt aud crops are
looking fine.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
Calhoun,s storm.

CALHOUN, GA, Deo. Mail trains are
running badly delayed.
The blacksmith shop OF M. K. Ellis fell
down from the weight OF snow, demolish-
ing two new buggies ana damaging the
machinery. Mr.. Ellis narrowly escaped.
His loss is about 5000. No reports have
been received from the surrounding coun-
try Of any serious results In consequence
or the storm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
SNOW AT HINEsyILLF
OrlandoIs Erosr Nor namnring.

BINEsvILLE, Dec. 8.--Quite a heavy
snow Tell here this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
RossA,s ExPuLsIoN.

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.--At a meeting held
In this city to-day by the General Council
Of the Fonian Brotherhood 1t was decided
IN view OF the erroneous statements made
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-08
nNLIEr ZOE raE cApKTs.

bo 1e W committees we're then called, but
moa ports were submitted, and in the
m 'tulhg hour hr. Brsgg, Of Wisconsin,
uenklt OF tie Committee on Military
G1o,s called Up fSr action the Senate
t. tor,' 'or tno relief Of the government MILL
4, 'caaemy. IL euaots into law what
IIsus. us custom OF paying cadets a salary as
Inn ,'a ehants from tue date OF their grad
a. ,'au su 70 the time OF regular assignment
. nv Sh o1cer liz the army.
CALI morning hour having expired, MIR.
sidSs"!ell, OF Tennessee, called up for con-
Nss ,Hon S'lon tie electoral count bill, which
'uS special contInuing order.
.bs hatcn, Of Missouri, antagonized
oorsISoton with another providing for
"eratlon of the bill TO eularge the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-15
GIre qtttetligeueer,
WuEELING, ". VA NOVEMBER 10 1855
A rorIn Of Anarchy,

Wo,kipgmeu who work, who prefer
employment 10 idleneEs and the thrift Of
pescs 10 the vast Of war, are ready to adj
nit two leading proportions. First-
Thst the employer is not stripped Of all
The rights Of man and a cItS'n by the
mere fact that lie 10 an employer Second
What In every disagreement between
EMPLOYERS and employeesit Is worth while
10 iruuiie into the CAGE, to ascertain II
possible, how much right, II any, lies on
elch side,
The general public will readily give ita
Rvmpsthy to en- aggrieyed w'ge-saFneri 1t
n ,yer has given ils sympathy to wage
e,rners who went to wsr on a pretext and
asked a whole community to join in wreak'
ipr The havoc Of "a desperate vengeance
Harpfr's Mnhy, discussing the g'ts'
railroad strike Of the year says;
There Ia general American love. Of isil
plsy srd an instructive sympathy ior ,ile
o6prtssCd. Any strike upona railroad o.
inashCp which Btatespisinly and prompt
" iIsrtaPon ia Immediately supported Y
The press II the reason DO obVIoously islr
i however, the strikers complaining OF
rrnressIon instantly proceed TO opprese
end Claiming the right 10 DECIDE upoL
~, teIms they will labor, deny !ha'
,.,tt,n,,rrs, tie same instructive love
at t,,- rlay inlrIvrneR, and again be'
frIcr, a the oppressed as against the op
ny,teor. A tuipOratlou nj labor can pt
nnits az upius. asa corporation Of capital
a1d tho striker who nurls his riRhtlu
r6mplnint aQaiust the company must take
Urcat care bat his conduct does not maGs
ihe Complaint boomerang which VII
sudATnlv turn about and Bmito him in INT
forehead, ,,o atm,
by what no feels 70 be brutal lyiSn l,y,
ought TO geo that while public sylnlp9s!hI
will support his lawful action, u VIII no.
gugtein courses which threaten puGnt
calamity. iii is proposed TO seltie aln nue.,
enCeB between emp!OyeTB and employet'
not by appenl to the Law, but 10 lawiess
ngss ana disoidOr, the Issue proposed II
anarchy against aCcIety, and the American
verdict uron tho appeal will certainly 70
peat tho Chicago verdict aGaiuSt the AN
archists.
Wheeling is now witnessing an attemp'
to settle differences by methods which
everybody knows 10 be laTless. Tht
courts Lave SO declared. The boycott
committee dmita tho accusation when II
re'ures 10 give thcnames olits members tc
msn and women whose business 1t under
takes 10 conduct. The law looks Will
tut as much favor upon the burglar Oh
the highway robbCr, whose operations a't
a mora mcuscing to tho public welfare
II the boycottera shall command bus
iu,sB men whe1o they shall and where
they ehall not advertise, and workinGmen
which newspapers they shall and which
they shall not buy, have they not the
glms right and tho same power to say
where o man shall send his child Ia
rchool, and where lie shall worship biz
God? II would not be long step in adj
vance Of their present line OF operation
10 order a man out OF the house which be
hss earned by toll and economy. There
ID not q phase OF tho thing which 10 mol
hideous end TepulRive.
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A Question Of VcraCity and DeConcy.
The QupRtion Of vc1acity between James
Russell Lowell and Julian Hawthorne, Is
the occasion Of fierce controversy in
Nav York and elsewhere. Mr.. Lowell
had reiuEed 10 write for the New York
World certain "reminiscences OF q personal
character which that newspaper greatly
desired.
Mr.. Hawthorne, who, besides his pure
" literary work, ls on the staff otthe
World, was detailed to interview Mr..
lowell. The result wass published ar
ticle In which Mr.. Lowell was made to
spe& with great plsinness about some
people, particularly 15nEliShmen, with
whom he had been on terms Of intimacy
while Minister Of the Court Of st. James.
Mr.. Lowell complains that he was NJ.
correctly reported. But this Is a small
put Of his complaint. He solemnly de.
clarcs that Mr.. Hawthorne grossly abused
the opportunities Of social intercourse;
that be gave no notice Of bis intention to
publish anything that Mr.. Lowell might
gay; and that he absorbed what he could
and went away 10 put together scraps Of
conversation rounded out into readable
article. Mr.. Hawthorne inpists that Mr..
lowell well understood the business OBJ.
c.ot his visit; that II was clearly pre-.
U.ntsd TO him, in what language Mr.. Hsw.
t9orne does not now remember, though
tn whole thing is Of very recent date.
Taus the issue Of veracity Is tquarely
joined.
Tho probabilities CT tho case are strong.
" on Mr.. Lowell'o aide. Mr.. 1lswlhore
was known TO Mr.. Lowell as Gu auther
rather than Ss journalist, in which ca.
paclty he has but lately made his appear.
anre. lilo Is the son OF a distinguished
author and old friend OF Mr.. Lowell, who
would receive him kindly and talk with
him freely when he might deny himself
to an interviewer. TO such a man, visit
ing him under tuCh circumstances, Mr..
Lowell might have said In Substance
what was put in hiS mouth. For print no
mover would havO uttered IL except over
his own eignaturc, and then not without
strong ptovocatlon and for case requiring
heroic treatment
tits too much the habit Of little great
men to talk freely to journalist and 70
squAtely back on tie printed word. Ian.
suaSe looks 80 different in cold iypO and
when the hurricane comes men without
courage like 10 got In out Of the storm.
There havO been features Of Mt.
1owell,B career a. public man which We
could not admire, but We arc obliged to
side with him In this controversy.
1tMr. Lowell tells the truth, as wo DO.
lleye hO does, MI. Hawthorne took an I'm.
pafdonable advantage Of bis hospitality,
and did a thing which shows him 10 be q |
man without principle, A Journalist who |
FttpeClB hlnseli and hlA profession ilnda
IL possible 10 make living Without die.
Rulelng himself 10 gentleman 10 play
The BneAk.thiei,
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A Gift for All.

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This Offer is not only liberal, but showl
unbounded faith in the merits of THU
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coughs, colds, consumption, asthma
bronchitis, or any affection Of throat
chest or lungs, are especially requested Il
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in mind that great many are taken OF
from the first step; they die in neglect
And great many are taken away Telus,
ing. And q great many are on the last
step, deaplsing salvation.
A few years ago they neglected, then
they rot 10 refuse; and now they deaplae
Ohrlstianity and Christ. They hate the
sound Of church bell; they hate the
Bible and the Christian they Curse the
very ground that we walk on. But ont
more stsp and they are gone. Oh ye de
spiaers, set before You life and death
which will you ChoossP When PLATE hRe
Christ on his hands he said, "What shAl
| do with HimP and the multitude csieC
ont, "Away with Him! cruelty Him.
Young mar, Is that your Language e
gospel Away with 0hristianityl AWay
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your gospel sounds ! do no
want OhristW Or will you b
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may God bring you to that deClsionl
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bids FOR SHEET IRON SHED AMI
ID FOR GAS PIPES FOR CREAAToRY,

Scaled proposals in writing will DO received un,
I'll N0Yenib et 10, 1885, az O'clock p, m, by Com
mIttee on Health Of The city council for furnish
ing aud placing the necessary pipes aud fixture
10 supply the new CtemGlOiy and Of elRle the same
shelter 1t from the weather All bids 70
building should be accompanied with
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10 be furnihtd bV bidder. Bids for pIpes aud
fixtures must specify the amount and kind Of beth
which arc deemed Necessary and where zane art
10 b. placed, 10 be Ascertaihed by bldGCr by meas
uremenN near aud ri the CiGmAtOTy.
All proposals should be flOi wi II \. W. bowers
clerk Of the city, at his office In tho Public Build
IngI q, Il CALDWELL,
NGS1l6 Chairman Of the Commute.
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DIED,

ALLEN-At MorgAntowu, W. Va, on FIitny
evening November u, 1856, Dr.. u. W. Allen, iOlm'
efy ol'this city.
Funeral services will take place at tho residence
Of ]. Y. MerrImau, No. 1926 Chapllnc street, this
monday afternoon at . O'Clock. lnIerment phi
vAtR
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H1cEIenIS ErnIca SaITe.

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SuCcfal Nnttces.

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yclouS cures Treatise and $500 trial bottle FREQ To
III cases Send to Dr. Kline, ssl Arch st., Phia. Pa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEEllNG,

Pursuant 70 the bylaws the Annual Mcetl g,Ci
the Stockholders u the Wheeliny Park Is Ga
ton will DO held ut the law ulfce Of suMell 4
sllial, No, Il2 ChSpliue atlG4t, Wheeling W. Va,
on MONDAY, pE ,hNHEa, .. 1856, 1T 7;SJp. Ia
for the purpOss Of Ilecllng board Of niIeo'oEs'
lawfully DO 'Ole b. said stockhlders 10 general
meeting NC embed 4, kEYMANN,
L, y, slIFkL, Ire ident
Secretary h0Nllm
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Never make sleeps eyes at o young
lady who is possessed Of big BROTHER
He might lamb you.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE
The city tax office will BIO open until o'clOcl
each evening during the month, In order 10 give
the workingmen an opportunity 10 pay their t4xCs
ii. @. CRAWFORD,
CITY rOllpCtnf
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"Thls is good oyster weather." observes
an exchange, Do bad oysters have
weather too2
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You seldom hear Of accidents at clam
bake, and yet 1t is there that you find the
clam, mighty,
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DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

VIII o1fo 1ibpasCl 81 the KidneyS Gravel, GlOot
gttiltutoa and oil Urinary aud ufothfA Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility Seminal weakness,
Los. o. ,Vigor Premature Decline In Man, Early
eetget, 90. syphilis 10 eli IL forms, sore throat
aud noae, nc9ta eItpll0nB, soiQiula, letter. salt
Noun, and Oh blood and skip dlleAiel. femAl0
,SsS6 5ss. spSsd SStqa qo9GTrhSG SltSd IN
~. BOOKING Druggist Sent By mall b'Alsd,