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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
AN OUTRAGE IN JAMAICA.
An American Captain Treated as If He
was a Smuggler.

was a : GIuuSSl6r.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.--The brigatine
Josefa, which arrived at this port Tuesday,
from Montenego Bay, Jamaica, brings
news of an outrage suffered b. that vessel
at the hands of the Spanish government.
While dlscharging her cargo on her out
ward trip from New York at Arroyo, Porto
Rico the Spanish custom officials diseov-
cred that twenty packages of corn
starch, which were marked on the vessels
manifest, were missing. After an extended
search the goods could not be found, and
the vessel was seized by the Spanish author
itie', who held her until S4O0 was paid,
although the value of the goods in que tloa
did not exceed 500 The master and crew
were forced TO suffer many indignities at
the hands OF the governor CT the islands and
the officials existing under his authority.
Tho authorities offered to settle the matter
if the captain of the vessel would satisfac-
torily explain the whereabouts Of the miss
ing packages.
WHERE THE GOODS WERE.
After the fine had been paid, it was ascer-
tanned that the missing goods were deliv-
cred by mistake on board the shin Josephus,
which lay next to the Josefa in New York,
but were placed on the Josefa's manifests.
The explanation was made to the Spanish
authorities, and the return of the
fine was requested, but was refused,
and the vessel left Porto Rico to load a
cargo elsewhere for this city. The manag-
ing owner of the Josefa has fled COM
plairt against the Spanish government with
Secretary Bayard, and asked that his I'M
mediate attention be given to the matter.
1t will be urged that the war ships Galena
and Yantic shall be ordered to continue
their cruise to Porto Rico and summarily
secure redress for the imposition suffered by
tho Josefa
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AnHxchanee Merger.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec N.-The Merchants
and Manufacturers Exc ange of this city
has been merged into the chamber OF COM
merce with 130 new members, and great
interest is being taken in its advancement
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
Earthquake shocks ln epain.

MADRID, Dec. 27.--Several shocks OF
earthquake we're felt to-day In the eastern
and sou. .heag.orn parts Of Spain.
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SIR MORIER'S FOES.
He Emphatically Denies that He Be-
trayed any Information.

tf1ttV 1AO 21O"
trayed any Information.
BERLIN, Dec. 27.-The North German
Gazette reprints the Cologne Gazette's
poleymic against Sir R. D. Morier, the
British ambassador at st. Petersburg, thus
giving an official stamp to the Cologne
Gazette's assertions.
SIR MoRIER's DENIAL.
LONDON, Dec IS, 5 A. MA dispatch
from st. Petersburg to the Times SAYS:
Sir R. D. Morier empnatically denies that he,
at any time during the war Of 1870, reported to
any one either in public or in private life, any
pected movement of the German army for the
formation
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
Emigration to Brazil.

LONDON, Dec. %, A A. M-Austrian and
Italian peasants are iocking to Brazil in
large numbers Already 74O persons have
emigrated from Trieste to San Paulo.
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Prof oercken Examined.

BERLIN, Dec 27.--Prof. Geffcken was ex-
amined "a Berlin 10 day in connection with
the diary OF the late Emperor Frederick
and bis whole past career. His trial viii
begin AZ Loipsic about the middle Of
January.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
WHITE GAPS IN TIE SADDLE.
A Physician Of Hopedale, o., Given a
Severe Whipping.

a Physician or Hopedale, o., Given a
Severe Whipping.
CHICAGO, Dec. PA dispatch from
Martins Ferry, o., says: "At Hopedale,
Harrison county, Christmas night, White
Caps visited DR.. John Parkhill, a leading
physician. and gave him terrible thrash
ing. His errand boy had been intoxicated.
ard the White Caps accused Parkhill OF
drugging him. Charles Gamble, u mer-
chant, hearing that they contemplated regu-
lating him, acc ed two men who he had
reason to believe we're members Of the or
ganization, and threatened 10 shoot them in
case a demonstration 0as made against
him. There is much excitement here, and
tho White Caps will probably be regu-
lated"
INDIANA's MAsKERS.
LEAvENwoRTH, IND, Dec. 2z.--The
White Cap cases have been continued until
March g. The defendants asked for a change
Of venue from Judge Sentor, which was
granted. Morris NJ IRE and, one Of the pros
ecuting witne ses, claims thet friends Of the
White Caps tried to take his life Monday
niQht
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
Italians in Tunis.

PARIS, Dec. 27.-The Temps denies the
report that the Tunisian government will
shortly expel the Italian employees unless
they become French or Tunisian subjects.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
A SAW MILL BONFIRE.
The Flames Undoubtedly Started by
an Incendiary.

an Incendiary.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Dec. ga special
to the Erening Wisconsin from Eland
Junction says: "a saw mill at Norrie,
owned by the Lake Shore Traffic Company
and operated by Rideout & Bryant, was
burned last night during heavy storm.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary, as the mill has not been run
for some months The loss VIII be about
65,00O The amount OF tho insurance is
unknown
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
Australia's Visiting Bassballists.

ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, Dec. g.
A game of baseball was played here yes.
terday between the American teams. The
result was All America, 10; Chicago, IA.
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PARIS, Dec. T-The Official Journal
announces an increase An the army Of 1900
foot falasaerrs ~ the addition Of tso com
palllas " each thirty bafIaliona.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
Florida Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The following
postmasters have been appointld: Thomas
L. Green at Bloomfield, Fla; John H.
Johnston at Highleye, Fla. The postoffice
has been discontinued at Dinsmore, Duval
pOlntU
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
DIxIE's BALL LEAGUE.

It Starts Out with Four Cities and a
$1,000 Limit.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-The Southern
Base Ball League was organized tonight.
J. w. Hearn of New Orleans was elected
president. Memphis, Birmingham and
Mobile voted by proxy. Dallas and Hous-
ton were present, but could not come to
terms, and a league was formed without
them. -Four more cities will be secured.
The league was organized on 81 200 limit.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
PEARS OF A RIOT.
Armed Men Ready at Jesup to Leal
into Fray at Patterson.

into q Fray at Patterson.
JEsuP, Ga, Dec. GA rumor reached
here last night that serious trouble was
impending between tho wbitos and blacks
at Patterson. Pierce county. Thirty armed
men prepared 10 20 10 the scene, but the
train was TOO far behind time.
NO ACTUAL OUTBREAK.
BLAcKsnEAH. GA, Dec. 2l.--Thore was
no rot at Patterson, bat trouble wns antici-
pated last nght. Everything Il quiet
ty-day, s) faF ~ can b. learned here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28

ATHENS. Ca, Dec, 27.--Ocones county
voted on tho Liquor qgestiol to-day. Tho
returnN have lust been received lefe, which
20 and 30 majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
A nanouet 10 Minister pheIpe.

LONDON, Dec. %. "a. M--The lord mayor
will give farewell banquet Ia homo OF
United States Minister and Mrs. Phelps on
Jan. "a.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
A Diannta SattIad.

LONDON, Dec q. The Standards
Berlin correspondent says that the dispute
between Prince Bismarck and tho Stetten
corn merchants, has been settled by mutual
concessions.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
A SHAFT FIRED BY A LAMP.
Tho Pumpman Fell Asleep and the
lire was the Result.

Fire was the Result
CHICAGO, Dec. 2z.--A dispatch from
Ironwood, Mich, says; "The pumpman in
shaft No. Of the Morrie mine in the pump
house, $50 feet from the surface. fell asleep
Yesterday morning and the shaft took fire
from bis lamp. II Is thought that the fire
will be out to-day 70 that the shaft eau be
opened. The pump, however, which cost
over 97 300. IL ruined. The mine will be
moro or lees crippled Tor some time aud
viii be obliged 70 lay IN large number Of
menu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28

RoMK, Dec 2L--Tho senate to-day,
without debate, approved the extra credits
for dsienses
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PENNsYLvANIA's DEBT.

The Government Working Like a
Beaver to Wipe It Out.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 27.-Gov. Beaver
to-day issued bis proclamation declaring
at the state debt has been reduced during
the past year 81, ,1ls,550. One Of the gov
ernor's pet schemes is the total extinguish-
ment of the state debt, and he is bending
every energy TO accomplish this before his
tort1a expires
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
Russia's Budget.

ET PErKmBUR0, Dec. z7-Tile budget
for 1889 shows a surplus Income Of e,1V0,0OO
rouDlog.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28

WAsHfNarox, Dec. ef.-Tho treasury to-
day accepted tli3,o Ia bonds At ios5s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28

Frances Senate Adopts the Budget.
PANS, Dec. 27.--Ths senate has adopted
the budget BY vote Of 2is W liO,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
TWO PosToFFICEs ROBBED.

the Two Raids
SUNBURY, Pa, Dec. 27--The postoffice at
this place was robbed last night. The rob-
bers pried the front doors open with
jimmy but they secured only 76 cents The
Office at Northumberland, two miles from
here, was also entered, and all they secured
at that place was "a cents
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-28
BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE.
a Negro Ball in Progress and Several
Fatally Iniured.

HARRIsoEBURG, VA. Dec. 2z.-Last night
a house in the eastern part Of this county
in which a number Of colored people were
holding n party was blown up by dynamite,
and several Of the inmates, it is said, were
fatally wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22
Alexandria Affair."

Reported for The EVENING STAR
gas-works are now In process OF renewal and VIII
Tor while be run as oi-gas works Gas was IN
troduced into Alexandria by the city authorizes
the committee on lights, In 1852. and the works
nave been most profitable Investment 20 the cor
poraaon. having paid about $1,000 per annum INTO
rosin, but for twenty i've years coal has been
used. The oil plant Is put up entirely tndepend-
snps on me eoai,gas works as an experiment. oy
otner contract Baltimore nrm Is putting up a
gas-tank OF $4,000 feet capacity, TO be succeeded
Dy another one OF $4,000 feet capacity. II rs ex.
pected that all the work will be completed py the
LIST or November next
ALEXANDRIA SCHooIS-An the schools OF the
ARE nSw
schools and seventeen private schools The issue
OF permits and opening OF the public schools viii
other schools vary their Openings from the 3rd OF
september TO the 26Uh Of september, but by the
nrst OF october all the schools will be In operation.
SUDDEN DEArH.-MrS NJ. sherwood, wife OF Mr..
w. W. Sherwood, an employe at Pans shoe store,
on King street, died suddenly last night at her
home on Patrick street, near Cameron street
NoTBS.-A delegation from Washington came
mere last night 10 ask Col ID. K windsor TO be-
come the republican candidate for Congress from
tais Dlstrict.-The Alexandria browns" base
pail ciuo nave adopted dark brown uniform with
white trimmings.-The mayor is absent having
gone with his FAMILY for a summer trip TO Attain
tic Clty.-Golden Light Lodge OF Good Templars
mad some pleasant visitors frum Washington last
night The Old ferry steamer Virginia has
sunk IN Moores dock al the machine shops near
Duke streeI--A large wooilawn party came up
yesterday and made an excursion upon the river.
"Patrick Murphy, the lad kicked senseless by q
horse last week, Is recovering-Iced watermel-
ons made the good OF the order" exceedingly
good at the last meeting OF the Knights VI Pythias
OF Mechanics Lodge.-Mary Kennedy, a young
woman from Staunton, living at the house OF MT.
=. L. Halls, took an overdose or laudanum yesJer-
Gibson.
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DIED.


Gill Tuesday morning, Angust 81. lsss. AZ e:S5.
yOsEIHUs GILL beloved son Of Edward L. and Mary
4 GILL aged four months aud twenty days
ave- NV thursday. O'Clock . IN
HARRoN. On Tuesday August 81, 1855 at 10 40
= H.; az the hfiy seventh year Of his Asa CHARLES
H.; HAkRoN. beloved hu-band Of Martha A HaTrOn-
fully invited 10 attend.
PITTS. On Augusf2o 1855 FRANCIS M PITTS
In the thirty eighth year Of has age.
raj from the residence u has North Bond
street. baltimore Md. on FRIDAY morning. August "a
at 40 O'Clock. e
At 4 80 an. ELiZABkTH q, beloved dsu.shte vi
George anu Emma schAIer. and ter OF John
AND HENRIETTA Cronae. aged twe1ty-ose years.
"wrap the snow white shroud around her.
Fold her arms across her breast;
Lay her gently m the CONN.,
Our dearest daughter has gone 10 rest"
Funeral viii take place from her psreuts' residence
Gssy kass., O Hessaq pm Bridge n0h~e:
STORY. On August -. 1855. 1t an. ROBERT
b. the infant " Joseph and Annie Story age one
year and nve days.
Our dAriinx has passed away from our sight.
Dear Robert, who Was our PRIDE and delight
But this lesssns our sorrow when ans life d os'r
We hope 10 meet him ON Heavens bright shore
His funeral Win take place from his parents resi-
Invited 70 attend
WASHINGTON. On Tuesday. August "a 1855 NJ 4
pm, SEohSk NokA1S. beoyed son Of ChHrls II.
and Clara b Warrington. ase four years end 80
Little George ~. our darling.
Pride o. al our hearts At home.
But aneei and whisperpd
Seour1e. darling do come home.
BY His PAakxra
soushwsst, on iharsisy. August Is, q pm. ksse
cvcs and friends inN .teu 70 attend
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upon whom the responsibility rests He says.
however, that the work OF rebuilding viii un-
doupoedly be resumed at once, whether the
original plan Of the tower Is carried out or some
other design adopted. There may be little delay
IN beginning, he thought, because OF the absence
from tne city OF Q number OF the members OF the
board OF tru5teea
The board Is composed OF the following men,
0ers: kx-Justice WIN. Strong. Justice Stanley
Mattnews, Matthew W. Calf, WIN. Balfantyne,
Jas FITCH, Hon. Gardiner G. Hubbard, Admiral
DALI
The building committee is as follows: VIM. Bal
lantyne chairman: Hon. Gardner @. Hubbard,
MattneW W. Gait, Jas E. Fitch, and the pastor OF
the church, Rev. Dr.. T. 8. Hamiin.
THE CHURCH BUILDING
tseit Is thought to have received but little damage
me total cost OF repairing the damage caused by
the accident is estimated roughly 70 be from flf-
teen to twenty thousand dollars The church was
organized over three years ago, majority OF the
members coming from the New York Avenue Pres
Dyter1an church. The necessity OF q church OF
tnat denomination In that section Of the city lead
10 itS organization. The ground was purchased,
ana chapel which Is now used for the church
services was built on the rear Of the tot The
main structure was begun year and q half ago.
The total cost OF the church, chapel and ground,
exceeds &150,OOO.
The news or the disaster rapidly spread through
out the city, and large number Of people gath
cred about the ruins. General regret was ex-
pressed that the tower, " hich has attracted so
much attention BY its architectural beauty, had
been destroyed.
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Political Notes,
THE yoURNRYs on CANDIDATES HARRISON AND THUR
MAN, ETC.


General Harrison, In his journey from Indian
apol,s to Toledo yesterday, shook hands with per.
sons &C stopping-plsces all the way along, but
made no, speeches At Kokomo, At Peru. at
Defiance, the arrival OF his train was awaited by
crowds Of people The end OF his journey at Toledo
was reached at S 80 O'Clock. The train stopped at
reception met the visitors and escorted them TO
the carriages awaiting. Upon the platform, drawn
up In single fle, 200 veterans OF the late war
Then he and the committee TOOK their positions at
the gateway and the veterans marched In review.
while this was going on crowd Of ten thousand
expecsance Of the general alghting there, but the
committee had thought best 70 avoid them. With
General and MrS Harrison N me nrss carriage.
preceded by the veterans and the band, the pro
cess,on moved through the principal streets OF the
ssy q 1s ssree Whose guests the and MS
Harrison are 70 be until to-day. The demonstra-
tons along the route were very enthusiasts. At
Memorial Hall About ten thousand persons, &c
oy Mr Harrison and cx Governor Foster.
Yesterday AFTERNOON, AZ the foot OF woodward
avenue large crowd had gathered ana cheersd
: sns oSs Sns On and
greeting was extended by workmeh and others
who had gathered The Detroit reception commit
g The droess Point Cuo-Soase. ana 4 Tss RSora
ougilly enjoyed By an AZ the conci1sacn Of ne
dinner Judge Thurman was introduced By W.. n
Moran, Of Detroit ana responded IN buef spoech
The party reached St Clair at 1880 last ni1ht
an1 Jnoge Truman soon retired.
4r. Blaine said yesterday that he would srart
% transcoucnental atumping tour one W0er
On the Pac1nc coast the iast week a ths campsign
Al h1S upeeche@ with one exception. VIII be short
Tor hiD sfronGtA VIII not permit him 70 undersake
the taak * . i0ag ssTiss q tWo-hour opsn air
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vlew o. tne 49, - nlght mAkes TIE oe.come
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nALTIMORE Nd. Auxust 22.-vlru1niA slxo. con-
bid to-day.
BALTlMoRE. Nh. August .22-cptsoa d1n md
Howard street and Westsxn SUPER 165a30O a sxssA
$4,000: Do family. 800 q; 9v I'm 81 ssSss.
family. $50 ESsas-southssn. krnss end hieksri
irreg1lsr, closing easy. No vinssr "a sRos 93ks
81: septsmbe., e33so3K. 0ctoosr oH*s04A; 1s.
white. S4sS5: yellow: Sesb?; 49, ssiss; E1assd
sPS az. Suiss "a ssemoss: ~ "a
Sas36; vsstsrn White, S6a36; vsstsn mizs1 $3.50.
"a, iHO0siS.50 lsoviasss f.sly setlys sslsss,ay
Butter sssady-wssssrn paossd 1Sa5o; Se,ssT. t1s
as.d. " Soe.s, da ~ 60: q 4 ~
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ATTORNEY cooK oByrcrs TO A rAPvR AZ rnrKRyKcT
AND 10 SUSTAINED 1T TIE COURT.
Before Judge Merrfck this morning the case OF
the New orleans Base Bail Park Association AT.
the Washington National Base Ball club and
william widnsr, TO restrain the latter nom play
ing - pitcher with the Nationals. was up. The
complainants, By L Abraham ana Mr.. Stafford,
presented the Undertaking, required by rule "a
Is the precedent for the Injunction
Mr.. Cook for the defendants objected 70 this for
IL was not signed by the complainant as required
BY the rule.
The court sustained this point, saving the under
taking must be signed oy the complainant or n
BY attorney, the power OF attorney must be
appended.
The complainants counsel stated that they
would Immediately telegraph for the power OF at
torney and when received would tender the same
sureties-MessrS John Cook and Emanuel Stienem.
After examination the court said that they
would be accepted when the undertaking was
completed
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PROCUKED FROM THE NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARL9BAD, BETTER THAN ANY
or THE SO-CALLED BLOOD
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The cashier Of NJ. Guggenheim's sons, 81 and %
Franklin street. of the largest import houses in
The United states writes under date Of June 80 1885,
follows:
For years / have suffered from abscesses which
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until my ply stefan advised to the genuine i'm
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The Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder 10 put up
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