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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Public PrlDtor BsSzDiCr intends, sp-
rsntly, % 20 % case and DO al the
Rk himself. lie may get along very
al in tine Of peacs, bat It viii DC Big
an GA him when Congress Is IN ses-
m
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

NEs. OLrvE CLEVELAND CLARKz, OF
lringhsid. Mass, Is iU2 years old
range 10 relate the old lady does not
am 70 bs related % the President.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
\ Little schyverIn

The Grand Duchess # Mecklenburg-
SshNerin has given birth 20 daughter,
and old MeckieuburE viii be Schwerin all
over the house a. soon as il begins u make
acquaintance with the colic.-Netr 9rk >fqr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

ROHzRT r. FEkzER, ths self-stylsd
ds u the Michigan Club. viii Wh0Op
up for The kspubhcaEs al Jackson u
ghf. bon" Is always interesting 10
Tan "a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

e. STONE WIaGISs might be employed
advantage On cur esteemed eOut+ NJ
rary, The Dstrot Free Press. WI0-
~ ntefsgars hss Ifs stronghold .nsfe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

r any body ssys that the American
zls Is not lighter. shoot him 90 ths
81 AZ ssg.e cleaBesf out . saloon sDd
stafiou- house, whipped TIE bar sseper
a fonr policemen in Neg York the
Der day. A is~ good old birds might
z1ven muskets and positions on the
. Hraan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The Loveli Journal 50 long main
he'd b. JAsEs HfNE ss stsunch and
compromising kepubncan organ, ha-
ld half of IT, first page to the Demo
sts Tor tbe campaign, znd appears tnIs
-ek V.th nat part of the payer loaded
"a Dsmocrsfic campaign material
odis 1akes tbs mule z0.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The Democratic party has not done the
monstrous things when were pruphesied in
1854 A. the consequences Of is success But
neither has 10 given any reason Tor Repuoll-
cans 70 prefer Democratic ascendency.-
HIrn.rE H..-Lu
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

pavrD FsasoNs. Fasioa nomiuAe fe'
= edte q Sucaroteodent ~ Patbc
.strusttco. proposes e. BE- tsir sbput it
q f1se a 1.sle rffh 10 sep1ohcsns -
sH - the Democrats. He - reported
ssyinz ~r sh=ii eots for EesfSs0S ior
snxre-s. On the Sssfs acket q fasiun
~ sxreed 80 ~ reprrseutafise - - the
- psrsies. sa5 ty tass 7 snail sfsusi
: "a eunxressionsi strr9xie my psr,y
- rec evan s,nsnlfsd 8et notified -
een~eniiou In sny 9sT. or recoerszrsi.
speaS t,r good many e1ea ssE Eos-
49, 80 - eieef-t
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.

Need or the Bare knuclSles.
Handling the Mormon question with
mi Q. rs doesn seem to pan out weil-Bos-
f0a Recofd
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02


ufGrF III 81 All
70 FL land GA the
staff & a LlveTl I'D
4rlaL After
anl BE- we ut e.
Leld ami, AEe
tlars keus.
itane a reporter
u lle house of
ullaous He
worked there far
la -s,alln star
tflth lt las oHn
tar began 20 rise
fle was then only
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The political organ that doesn't have
or more articles Ia each issue nova
, On the tarS question u q very lame
e Of srzan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The elements Of war-and A great var
are 10 activity abroad. and ias' approaching
a crisis beyond the control OF peacemakers.
- Tray 'mss
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
N. wnrId SEN Fr,nn n Star.

OR more OF less rancid contemporary,
tn World, has quite recently INDUCED IA
Va ious p mptoms Of Democracy. /.
~ffr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Tie crsze Co have cne's body crsmated
ter death hAs struck Michigan with
ree. Nos q fsw havs taus been rs-
leed - ssb.s. End fhe cramasion sociaty
zroW.nz 1zst After a vhiie the sver
- housesold piIl coutsin httie viais
adlox tke rsmaios of the fste lsmented.
aich esa - tied ont slonx With pho-
aranh aIhnma. end sxhlhl.e.L
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02


lIANTED-A GOOD COOK ALSO Al SECOND
VI ga a. l3. jeIiers "a ave 81
IA AA4ED-A YOUNG DIkL 40 Do HOUSE
~ aor. ana care oi children. Apply ia fae
n0r-lls az la5 Jeiier un-aFe. sal
NAAIED-A CUMrE ENT GIEL FOR GES-
" e4ai holsevosk. Inquire al - Cherry -. 5l
WANIED- wAsHHONAN WANTED. 10
" Ngan e., Wee. SIDE. -
llAHTkD--a RI FOR GENEkAL HOUSE
" WORK good wages paid. 10 Court-si. nvft
side. %
WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL TO D. D6ES-
" era b .useNork. Apply 10 MTs. T.. ST. AubeFg
o. ,le.don l. "a
"A ANrhD-AN APPRENTICE l. 1ikL Al THE
" az sznAslng ro.ins. ., shaNmut ave. "a
tNAN4Es.-A GOOD Girl FOR GENERAL
" hoiseWOJk. good wages Enquire Al II
o0ull rfOut-st sai
"A fANIEn-FOIR DINING Room GIRLS
" 81 anG IS Pearl-sl. Il
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

BELyA LOCKWOOD proposes to run for
President again. HI. foreman, have you
thai cut of LYDIA PINKHAM IN stockYD
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The project 81 a south polar expedition i
being seriously ventilated "a the scientific cir
ccs Of Australia the COVE nmeut having ex-
pressed its intention OF assisting the enter
T. .se--New York Post
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

fof s0ms weeks TIE IzLEoEAN- HER-
Os circulation has been very hear 20
~ coples .ialiy. Last weeks FAIR and
80 attracrons 10 the eity ooomsd tie
sulatioa up 10 high water mark Fol-
lLn, az. Ln.. n,nra. l.r -aeL aAl.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

a ioeai heiehi leaves Grsnd Esrfdf a. ] D m.
carrying psseeDRerF A. fsF ~ Aiiegen
A. trains 0s8iy except SUNDAY
Tbry1gh tffkefs - a. points sof l~nrfl,s fr
seeJ'inE cosche< - secured ~ rriou T1ckes
ofioe. 81 korroe 81 sDf si dnlsot
J. =. FcBFNNFf f>euersl hgerlt
eho. v. krE90N Csty 7scket kgent
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

RxTre< trains daily The year round maize oifrF
connections with trains huu Canada the Ens
and South. 10 al Lste Superior points.
A WATsoN XIV ALIrr
Gen'l superintendent cerll Pas 7icka an
&sr1uette- Mich ksrouefte. kfck
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

a IL ~ E0
A. -0l-.s - a. c.y 1a.e. eAisl s
ka1t2fe tzn4
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

PRICEs.-75 20. 81 and p ceuis Reserved
scat without extra charge.
Notice % Parents and Guardians IN Orirr to
g-atiy the children. who form a large clientele
81 orr patrons, Chidren's Special Reserved seat
Coupon Tirkets, Will be placed ol sale al ,, cents
less than the regular reserved price. This ar
rangemt nt will be especially pleasing 20 iunum-
cradle patrons who prefer to have N ir young
ones seated cOmforiabi with themselves bur who
do not feel able or justified In paying the fun re-
served price for O. cir children.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02


al trNins arrive a. sn6 depxn non U1ls
deEr1l.
Depart
Nal fof Chicago. Alkkek0n ard loledo-f 80 ~
faa1 k1IEss< for Cnloako.---- .-------.-f1x ~ ~
hKpFee< oI uskesol ...--...--.-.-.----....f skt
Ni2ht n nre<k iaI Cnica<9- %
k1pfese i0F kls kaEaof sad bsltsin-..-.-f s30 ~
Nal Tor big Rapids and BALDWIN ....-....s s1, n
Arrive.
Night kxpfas~ from Chicago ..-.---..--.--t q n
IA free< ircIn n lsk esl ~ a. r.
AaA frun Chicago ans lskssr01 --.---.-f s'a< ? -
hxgfosS from i0ls10- .-...-.....-.f & q ! a
fGsl kKr rum ChioAsO aud kuskoeuA.-f So -
kxpresk ffnm hls Rapids and BALDWIN. fl1.S1 a.
.Dslly. fDAiiy exoelt sunday
Through coaches "a Chicago aud Icie1o ou ssl
a. train
Throlgh p&rlof car - CbicSgo ga lrss1 y -
trzil- No exua charfe foI sc2ta
Ihr0ugh pullman sleeping Cal and oosct ~
Chicago on II 90 ,. m. trAln
CAkPESTKR. Iraflc Aer.
CniOn Ticket once. 81 Aolr0e Eireea
WILLIAM A 1AFEfT,
Assistant 6s1i PasSeneer Agenl
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
PR0FEssT0szL
H4NTED-4GEETs.

H4NTED-4GENTs
XIANTED-LADIEs TO WORK FOR NIX
w local or travelling. somei hing entirely new
icr ladies only 81 daily easily made; no photo no
painting. particulars tree. Mrs p, ID. Little box
as, Chicago III. IS
LOST
/ OST-LADIEs POCKETBOOk CONTAIsING
Ia about SIS Finder viii please return 70 Mrs
J. Wentworth, ls5 Legrandst, and claim re-
ward. "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

feoR sAIE-AE 4 s.REsg hAls6AIA. a VA II
/ efslai@tef ana te4iaias Az e.s4t-fie. shd
irsais ~ se - tf,slfssA $ 1s-f i'.sis.s'-a'si
Apply O. s.1AIt 4 eNeei erana Aafstis
kElosINs FkofAkel HAS N0I csNt lo
" Fass sla vlil...si oaltt ee > q NtHi alass
g. 81 >sa.s Ells sci tsFt atie iaf s>esl esta
modern ga ss'ili.ness a.a l.a.ts- q a & g ~
iesi psales a. lst tlls T. = tfotu, -AK-4f.
sleet. eaf.o tx osee4s ha eL
Et0R sALE A "a AT LoI NiIl iAhk
pine iEnter 81 carp uisf ~ F..utr Nes a.
l.ayl4e11 Aa4nlre oi % fisen. y -o.ilA D. :
ilnsi -
roK sALE-HoUsk 10 es = fgLHoG ST.
~ oar ls.ss Is : Dlslsioa-ss. VIII be ~l.Adsasa
tisla aaArkeg seG.leE.ttf AZ
BE LoAN--Slss 80 $50 1na .4ti
e-sath ilgision ~ lols Uia Is ieasta fa !cf a oi
yezFs lo these a. h0 sisl a. aaill Sod ss,rt-.
iuttie bra<-, is Dpcf@ house tiock-
NOR sAlE-HoUsE AND LuI IA MONTH
L part oi eiiY TO- seie. ~ exchange llf lnlre
f~i'ia--e lfoi'cfts Aii.s a. - N>'.s =, ?.
FOR EMIsoELL4EE0gs
loH sAIE-TNO sEcoND HAND coal
L stores medium sl4e, used ullc s. ssli. t-t Eie
IA good IS PAIR Ls4uifs al "a oiles-
- kNi1IRK Fuk rARLAfk. bklikl'oA
/ dl.l-g soeIa aao ki.cnen faTnilule iol sAie
tali ~ ias =. Division = ooisee1 oaiifAs AZ AID
NOR sAIE-A 0OOD CARRlAsE oR DELiN-
Il ely hOrse ~ ~ sold al bali IL value krso1
Ieasalis iuI selling. Address of a. a. 40 Aore1
DIVISIONS ~
tsOR sALk-A FIAk koAD CART. NtAALl
nes Enqulg~ Al 81 heary - "a
~ LOAN a., sl5,, aad sos 70 sell oas sood
lot east ~ elsy nlts Tor sl-l, "a TINE. of -
i0Is same add Ia e-ia. lots On Ass.is add.
Springfield ave, Tor only 500. on TINE. o. lie one
ceinef otocking II ioI 80. gsoo sefs sni wait
81 l0T '~mily u ihroe at 30 i59 Su1aIncI e..
fu.tle Bra opera netse block.
TkNtINk DIAMOND RINGS. PERffCr CUI
" stones. IA gold. Tor ss 81 feifecllnn glas>ss.
The best. 81 uu. solid goid speclAeles. Is D.
Prices never befnre offered 10 Grand Rapids.
Genuine goods. EseTs thing warranted ~ }. D.
Honial s l5s Aonne-st n
NOR sALE-A GOOD sERNICABLE HOReE
i for family OF delivery purposes. cheap a. oe
Monr0-st. s5u
NOR sALE-Onr upright "Ernest oab.erf piano
L nearly new, one Fenlnsulsr coal stove. Win
oven, large size fought new iasi winter. one bad
couch. End some other furniture. Enquire al
nooln a bal block, - Canals. ISL
lsOK sALE-COAFLkTk sEl n y. REPORTS
Waits actions and cefencek and other yalu-
able law books. VIII be sold cheap. Address
Fred ;. CLARK. Grand Rapids, Mich
I,Ok sALk-A FIRsI-CLAss SILVER MATCH
Elgin, National Nstch Conpanys make,
cSst sk8, used but little viii be sold at Aberel
discount inquire al fELksRAa HKRALD once
PROFESSIONAL
OR, EDWARD sIONAN, ll9 kONkoK-sT.
~ Hour " 70 a n. J 20 p. m. 2 e .. m
sTOhA6k
pHE SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY sIOREs
4 and ln6ures furniture. household goods and
general merchandise al low rates. Goods sold on
commission, packed, moved and shipped. No. 10
Huron-st Telephone IA
WANTED-sHO wcAsES
NTANTED-PERsONs WANTING SHOWCASES.
w Jewelry cases or silyerware cases OF different
lengths beighths or sizes can have them made
fn lFtfs nf A.
constantly on hand, viii DC sold al reduced prices
at J. W. Craacrs Sg Canal-st II
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

AL othefE daily exoeps sunday.
Sleeping car run on P2Glnc and Atlantic "a
pres trains 70 and irons Detnoit
farl0r carr run on Day kxprcs and Grand Rap
ids Express 10 and nom Detroit
Direct connections made ~ Detroit with a.
through trains East over N. C. X. K, iCsnsds
s0sthern DivisioD)
cHkf II. NOkRIf, General Agt-, s. Honr0esl
J. 3. HAwEITs. Ticket Agt.. CI.ion Depot
g. W. MUHsoE, Union Tkt. O1ice q MoDroc-G
o. " RU6sLEs. 6. 7. a I. A Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

WANTED-A l0lNa MAJ 10 WORK oN
" garden, ore lll.t saala ot els. iGue DllsitF-
stand care of horses Adlrsa. Iex si7, stating
wasss aated Per uonin 81
AAIkD-INN Gegn eAIEsMEN I0 SILL
~ siale snd couu.g rights AdaIess g. a, tnis
0face. s.
ufANIED- NAN 10 TAXI CARE or
" hofse. and da chores Apply 81 ihe 0lfce III
ChlekeIllg 4 Co.. Pierce ai0ck. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Al Lf1ins dAlls cKueF. sunday.
t.ia 3 train La p4r.1f 12r ~ SauC.Dnaa
IS "a ran Ask kloe5ilnF c. sog Calialnnasl
50 ~ tre11 otllntCl< ~ Il kAis1aa4.s1 Iff hsEltt
Cguek ack s1n pelrdil AID canadian fkssais A..
r.Fllls 81 lelrai a. l1lb N
Thnsagh tickess AID fzL infarlnsfian ca h.
lad - oallsns uIs1 A. Aln9ulEl tlGkst ascnI a.
1a,.os a. tsao a Il uns11. ruio1 Eokel Aseul e
4oufot siFecl 4. 4. locE sOoI,
6aBsrsl Passenger and Isokss Aseut
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

short Line and Through Coaches from ca Rxp.
Holland. cd haven. Muskegon and Pentwaier
GOING, WFgT Central Tina GOING EseT
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
Ask Your Druggist For
DR.. BELLS
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
ws.s, N..voa. .a4 D.sa..,sa n.a
2 Prompt. Positive. ana PsFnaueni
Cure tor Nervous DabiAff. Ovgaoic
Weakness, Prematgra y cay
ard All Urinary IroObiss.

NJ matter bow Induced az hoa long slsnGinE
u restores 20 perfect heaitn tne logSs, Aln1LE
AGED and Old Ihls sFsIFrc is reliable. has
uefeE failed o. ever ali issl. 70 Ccss srEsplLN
aud. thoroegly every case sheu used 81 directed,
and the adYiee gwen l. strictly aine'ed %. II q.
cosenient ln form. pleasant u take sud does
uos interfere with business pursuits End0n.ed
by thousands WhO have us-d it Be sure sou
obtain Dr. Bells Medical Discovery, and
take no ether Your druggists vil order il for
yol IL On sale. or by mail on reoeipi of Price
One Dollar. Ihree 70 i've packages viii cure
oosi mate cases that have resisted every other
fora 81 tTsainent. Prepared only by
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

1aeAah "a t4t1et fl--lr t-ltatt etl.4
p lllf ga gil4. 81 se Gss t1AlT 80 E4sSer.
ioT irzeetes llly and Al.kk.l.4a
y ss n llall hak cllElr III las Asekl14, lris
s11 lrsEe1se t1fy.
ll1o , u ss2l1 lss ssesI.il,s sa4 ear en- s.
trsfcss< lly SIC &elkt1ss lal9
ttes1s s.safh
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Detroit Mschinsc msrqoette r. II
"THK nACEEHsw sHonT IIER"
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

NOR FxCuANGF-F0R TnIs WINTER A
I Sohmer czbnet grand sno Tor good
square or grand inquire OF Or. X. ]. kirAIand,
pr.--idruf of 70 hubert club
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06
SPIES INTERVIEWED.
The Police Looked Upon rs a Glass
Who Need F0rclble Removal.

The Police Looked Upen rs Glass
Who Need F0relbe Removal.
CHICAGO, May 5.--In an interview to-
night August Spies, in a cell at the Gen.
trail station, claimed that he attended last
evenings meeting reluctantly, and went
more TO calm the crowd than with any
other intention. Said he: 81 consider
tha throwing Of that bomb
most irrational proceeding.
1t should not have been done under the
circumstances. / have no objection 10
the use OF dynamite. The people have
arrived at q certain state where they do
all kinds OF violence. We have predicted
these things to comet They were a me-
cessity. Yes, have advocated in my
speeches the use OF force"
"Are you in favor of killing the police
with dynamiteY was asked.
"Wel, that all depends on circum-
stances. II you have an enemy you must
kill him. / look upon the police as re-
presentatives OF the capitalistic class. AS
a class, the police do something which, in
my opinion, is antagonistic to the welfare
of society, and therefore they must be
removed"
"You do not care for the laws, either,
Mr.. Speis?"
81 am opposed to the present laws. 1
am opposed to all laws. | consider them
inimical TO the furtherance OF social
growth. All the good any Legislature
ever did was TO abolish laws that preced-
ing legislatures made'
"DO you consider the work OF Tuesday
night a victoryT
''No it was disgusting, a mere unorgan-
lied outbreak Of those people,"
"Now that you are in this place Mr..
Spies, do you consider yourself a mar
tyrw
"Of course. What else would you call
itg' replied Spies with forced laugh.
hen he added: mo, ! am no martyr.
We are all children OF circumstances"
Spies was apparently disinclined TO talk
much further, but before the interview
closed suggested That the dynamite found
in the Arbeiter Zeitang Office was, possi-
bly,. putthere bv the police.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06
BURMAHs BATTLES.

Natives and DacOits Get the Better Of
the British Army Of Occupation.
LONDON, May 5.--The news from Bur-
nah to-day is very sensational, and shows,
that the natives, with the assistance Of
the Dacoits, have temporarily AZ least got
the better Of the British army Of occupa-
tion. One dispatch states that the insur-
gents have got possession Of Mandalay,
and have destroyed by fire no less than
1900 houses.
Among the buildings burned were the
Chinese and siamese bazaars. Tho hos-
tility OF the natives who remain loyal "a
the dethroned king, Thebaw. 10 the Chinese
Is intense, because OF China's openly
ayowed endorsement Of Great Britain'@
seizure OF Burmah. The officers coua-
m0nding the British forces have teIe-
Rraphed 20 Lord Dutferin. the ViceroyI
that they are pOwerless TO prevent the re-
belliOus riOting OF the natives. and have
urgently asked for reinfOrcements
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06

urge oil law abiding people to quietly attend
TO their affairs ana not 60 meet IN crowds. III
the police order any gatherings to disperse
aud they be not obeyed all pc sons 20 dlsobey-
ing viii be treated as law breakers and will
surely incur the penalty OF their disobedience.
further assure the good people OF Chicago
that believe the police can protect their
lives and property and the good name Of
Chicago, and will do so.
CARPER II. HARRISON, Mayor.
sCHwAB SUSPECTED.
The conviction is growing that the po-
lice have evidence fixing the guilt OF the
boTb throwing last night upon Schwab,
Spies colleague in the editOrship of the
Arbeiter Zeitung.
A secret plot among the BOhemians and
anarchists in the southwestern section OF
the city to start incendiary fires in the
lumber district tonight was revealed to
the police by a man in the employ of the
detectives late this afternoon. The plot
Included preparations to cut the hose of
the fire department, and disable their ma
chinery when they responded TO the
alarm. The poiice at Hinman street are
on the Alert, and any attempt on the part
of tue incendiaries will meet with sum
mary death, and an extra fire tug will be
sent up the river, and the district will be
carefully patrolled.
This afternoon Capt. Setback and
Lieut.. Schumacher, in command OF 40
men, left the Central station for the lum-
Der yards Of Basse g. Co., ON West Divis-
ion street.
CAUSE OF THE ALARM.
The alarm was sacaused by the incendia-
ry speeches of two fellows to a crowd OF
school children, Women and little knot
of men, advising the burning Of the yards.
Before the Foree arrived Sergeant O'Con-
nor and a squad pf Pawson street police
had dispersed tho crowd, and placed un-
der arrest the wonld-be rivals Of Spies and
Fielding.
Tonight. the fund being raised for the
policemen wounded by last nights bomb
throwing, amounts to $4,000.
OF this about $4,000 was con-
tributed by members of the Board
OF trade; $40, 750 by railroads cebtering in
Chicago; 81, 500 by firms in the hardware
trade, and tue remainder by private indi-
Vduals. The wholesale gr0cers also are
raising large fund 10 be turned over to-
morrow. SO far. none of them,have con-
tributed an amount less than 500.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06
HOME NEWSON THE WIRE
TOBE JACKSON BECAPTURED
NEAR CARTERSVILLE.

Rev. T. II. Holly Confirmed as Rector
ofst. Philips Church at Atlanta
Forty-fourth Annual Parade of the
Columbus Fire COmpanies-Meet-
ing OF the Augusta and Knoxville
Railroad Stockholders.
ATLANTA, GA, May ga meeting OF
the parish of st. Phillips church to-day
confirmed the action of the vestry the
other night electing Rev. L. II. Holly,
of Darien, to fill the rectorship OF st.
Phillips, vacated by the suspension of
DIR. Armstrong.
Tobe jackson, the Barlow county dy-
namiter, was arrested on the State road
train near Cartersville last night, by Dep
uty Sheriff Garrison of the United States
Court, and brought here this morning and
jailed. The warrants against him in the
United States Court, charge him with dis
tilling and retailing liquor in Barlow, and
intimidating witnesses. The bond in
each case was fixed at 800. He will at
tempt 10 give it tomorrow, after which
he will be taken to Gainesville and
turned over 10 the Sheriff TO answer
charges in the State court.
Five burglars, tour of whom were col
Ored, we're convicted in the Superior
Court to-day, and sentenced to the peni-
tentiarV.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06
AUGUSTA and Knoxville.

AUGTsTA, GA, May 5.-rbe StOckhold-
ers OF the Augusta and Knoxville Rail-
road Company met in convention in this
city this noon, President Yerdery, pres
iding, and Vice President Gen. p. IL.
Bradley, and Directors J. W. Clark, w i.
b. Young, Il. MeCord. WIG. Raoul. j. H &.
Alexander, j. j, Cohen, A. Mullarky, w 4.
G. Sibey, Moses Wadley, j. w. Green, J.
ID. Neal, A. NJ. Aiken, Il. II. Middleton,
i. f. Riley, J. G. Maxwell, and G. NJ.
Burckhalter were present. The reports
Of certain special committees were re-
ceived and disposed Of and the cOnven-
ton adjourned. The Board OF Directors
met upon the adjournment Of the cOnYen-
tion and reelected Andrew Anderson,
Jr., Treasurer, and Martin V. Calvin,
Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06
A MEDAL FOR LIEUT.. GREEby,
The Regal Geographical Society of
Great Britain tho Donor.

The Regal Geographical Society Of
Great Britain tho Donor.
WASHINGTON, May 5.--Lieut. A. w.
Greedy, u. S. A., to-day received the fol-
lowing communication from the Royal
Geographical Society Of Great Britain:
ROYAL GEORGRICAL SOCIETY. SA-
VILE ROW BURLINGTON GARDENS
WEST, April q. 1875.
DEAR SIR am directed TO inform you
that the council have awarded 20 YOU
the Founders Royal medal Of the present
year in the following terms: 'As com
maDder of the United States Arctic exDe-
dition OF 1881; for having so considerably
added TO our knowledge Of the shores OF
the Polar sea and tue Interior Of Grin
nell Land, the first through the explOra-
ton OF the late Lieut.. Lockwood along
the northern coast Of Greenland as far as
80 deg, % min. and 5 secs.
north latitude, being the nearest 10 the
pole ever yet attained, aud the second by
his own explorations into the interior OF
Grinnell land together with the journey
across IL 90 the western sea by Lieut..
Lock wood. Also for his admirable mar
rative Of the expedition which he has just
given 10 the wcrld."
The medal will be formally presented at
our anniyersaTa meeting on May 20, next
at 30 p. m. The President and Council
would be gratifIed 10 learn that IL would
be possible for you TO attend and receive
the medal IN person.
/ am, dear sir, your obedient servant,
II, W. BATES, Assistant Secretary.
Lieut.. Greely on account or his III
health will not be able 10 attend and re-
ceiye the medal In person.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06
Augusta Affairs.

AUGUSTA, GA, May Or. A. Fleming,
a retired banker, Of Augusta, Loudon
Thomas, an heir OF the Tubman estate,
and Frank Fleming, teller at the Geor-
gia Railroad Bank, under the firm name
ofFlemlng g. Co., have arranged for the
building and furniture of the now defunct
Bank OF Augusta, aud will commence
June a private banking business.
The trial OF Preston Valentine for the
murder Of Watchman Wales, Is in pro-
gress to-day and tonight. The court
house has been crowded all day, and great
interest is manifested in the proceedings.
He will be convicted.