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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16
Marriage Licenses

The following licenses were Issued
upon Saturday evening:
George Gruenenfelder to Pauline Tau
bert.
Charles 7. Mumme to Christine
SChW GERS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16
On Trial for Horse Theft.

Mark Gerdes, the man who stole Capt.
StOry's horse about two years ago was
on trial in the district court this morn
ing. When LIGHT reporter left there
the jury were out considering their
verdict.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16
Family Pleasure,

Bolton has for sale one fine leather
top surrey, single set of harness, a brown
mare, suitable for lady to drive. A nice
new years gift. at bargain. l-ll-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16

"A nice rock house on Garden St, to
rooms, nice yard, good location. Rent $1,000
per month. liz
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Eor Pleasant Rooms

And board, call on Mrs. J. 5. Ramsay,
at the Post House, East Commerce
street. l-lG.tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16
Shirts Made to Order.

Leave your measure for d set OF shirts
that will tit you.
1866 Young & ARNOLD,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16
NOTICE ! NOTICE !

Crockery, Glassware Lamps. Tin
Ware and French China at
Your Own Prices
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16

s@~For everything needed In the lum-
Der line, call on +. j. Beitel, at Inter-
national and Great Northern depot. "
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16

Come In and make your offers on the
above goods. We will not let you 20
out. You can buy at your own figures.
We will close out by the last OF this
month. Come and don't be afraid to
talk. l3 I'm GREGORY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16

An Interesting Correspondence
Upon Important Local Topics.
The following correspondence explains
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-16

Charles
SGhWeeTs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-09
9afota+


Demofraternes 9aab ON paa @on>
pentionen 8atertoipn iibite Onsbag
at bilegge fine ubbprbes Stribi9beber
git lite / Opfplbelie. @onpentionen
fplttteoes / to. en- 5aftion, iom lebe>
oes al @upernbr @burcbs @enner,
og en-, iom er @bur@ os bans Nbmini=
ftration imob, o9 iom lebeoes al Son.
M. s.. 9ap, en- 9ammel 9atotamano.
&elultatet blep, at bper Saftion bolbt
lin Convention, % ber bleo pal9t to
9e(e9ationer til National. @onpentioz
men / ct. Souls.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-09
Minnefpta.

Douglas County News for 3bie
bs. meooeler:: 2ars g. Bersren fra
@pansuille, iom er mistantt torat
BABE orebt fin Some, blep fprt for
9ommer @anbpte &irsoag. 9an
blep forbbrt os bepaa fgrt Ten9iel
forat ofuente @rano<Surpens Be>
tentning of @asen nefe 11ae.
- Mrs. Nnna @erberse, Sobn
&erber9es Some, boenbe / Conn Of
Utable / bette County. beeit 6elo=
moro peo 5ausnine isaar, mebbeles
ber fra Safe Benton. gun efterla=
ber fin Manb os tire 8grn. &ariaz
gen onta9es at bore @inbsforuirrins
foraariaget peb SD9oom. Gor ct
Gar fioen forie9te bun at brutne fig
men blep rebbet.
= Misfisiippi bolber paa at fti9e
for treble @an9. meboeles Manbag
fra @eb @ing, o9 @luen ct MI 134
Sob pner 2appanb8merfe.
- st @iftermaal blep inbgaoet
ct. Saul 2brba9 mellem en- Manb,
iom ct fer Sob bpi. os en- @i9e, iom
ct Blot to Sob. Gaar BUN fob paa
en- @tol, par bet iaapiot, at bun tun=
be naa til bans Sfulber. D9 enbba
beoer bet, at ban maatte itiele benne
lille @tat, fpr ban funbe TONNE i
Beiibbelie af ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-09
Jnblanbet.

Set meobele8 fra @aibinston, at
ben af 9refoent @lepelanb nps ub=
nepnte 'gbef / Torenebe @taters
6biefteret, M.@. Suller fra gbicaso,
bar tilitrepet 8reiibenten og ubtalt
fin @rfienotlisbeo for ben ftore 9@re,
ber paa benne Maabe bar blepen be-
oiit bam, men ban bar lite ia9t, enten
ban pil mobta9e @mbeoet eller ei.
Set antases, ban boloer bet for retteit
at ubiatte bermeb, inbtil @enatets
8efreftelie af l1bnaonelien lite blot
brinser bam en- 9fomination men o9z
iaa en- Commission.
~ Sen npe Ttiferi<G Grattat meb
Canada antaseS at blipe beoanblet i
&onsresiens Senat benne l1ge. Sen
&omite, iom ital rapportere / ben gln<
1eonins, bat taset bet Stanbpuntt, at
9raftaten inorpmmer lite be Torene=
be Stater anbet, eno bbao be if9lge
Maturliqe Jorbele b9r baoe. Set
antases lite, at Eraftaten pil blipe
anta9et.
- Sen for noele Tiger ioen nepn=
te Garmers Eruit Convention blep
bolot / Topefa, &an,as, ben 3hie os.
Mpoet blep aoiourneret til ben 3oie
Dnsbas | geopember bette Mar, paa
bbilten Eib Tarmers geational Con-
pention psiaa mpoer. s. $. 8ater
fra Manfato, Minn., oar ti1itebe paa
,Mgbet.
- @abiomf l1lpttestilfelbe. So
iepb &onser, 9opebmano peb Gag
mpllen / 9or@eiter. @isconiin, falbt
unber fit Nrbeibe 2grba9 os Tom ino
unber en- Sas, BET flpueoe bam
lanss belle 2e9emet fra &opebet til
8enene to @tDffer.
- &acine, @is.. Z Moi. Eaeti
% @eir, to &enoiba=@utter, iom
fanbt 2iset al AIRS. 2atbrop, par i
@acine ibas os mobtos ben ublopebe
8elgnning $500 bper. @utterne ct
II o9 90 Mor samle % / imaa Dm>
itenbisbeber.
Morbmanbene / 8lad @iper
Soils, @is., pil feire 17be Mai bette
Mar. S. q. Sobnion fra MaDiion,
en- af be lebenbe Norbmenb / @taten,
ifal bolbe Teittalen.
s Mai5e, peit fQr @i@ita, &anz
ias, blep man iibite Spnbag @ibne
til ct beipnoerlist 50nomen, oeri fine
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-09

Sra 2onbon mebbeles Ste Mai:
Sfplse @fterretuinser fra Snoien er
/ @erbeoen af Moraoobao os Delbi
inbtruffet en- @aglitorm, bois 2ige
man lite enonu bat feet. 9asleue
oeiebe inbtil to 8un6. 9enimoo $50
@erioner er brabte af 9aslene, og
6taoen paa @ienoom er opermaabe
itor.
S &acebati, Ben9alen, blep 90
&erioner ibie!ilasue af 9aslene, 200
blep baarot iaareoe, os 1000 @Dtter
blep Dbe(a9te.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-09

@n &onite Mabrib / Spanien,
bpem bet paalisser at traffe Scribe
reoelier til en- 5eit til 2@re for 60
lumbus, tilbbber en- 8elgnnins al
$4,000 for ben bebfe Bog om be
geosraftife Dpba9elier al &ortogilerz
ne fbr Ma9eQan8 Eib. s @lutnin=
gen al Maaneben nil Dronnin9en afz
llpre ct / &alos opreiit Monument til
2@re for Columbus.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-09
&ergns Galls Mgtblad
lotommer bret Sn86ag+
a. Solent, l1bgiper.
@ubitrtpttonSprts $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer !.
gus Falls as second class matter.

y" NV OS%N"oN$~1y%AS l%hoS
paa &bilabelpbia & @eabin9 Banen
melem Muunt Carmel % Scout
@ape, &enniplpania, Sreea9saften
mellem &l. 10 os II. st 6rasttren
beftaaenoe al Is &o9ne os befemt til
@iQiamsport blep itilt 40 paaerun6
af, at en &oblin9 git it,1. 2ofomotiz
bet og tre &osne lpb en- balo Mil,
fer bette opoa9e6es. Den fprRe Sci
al &reuet afpentebe 6a ben anben peo
6oben of en- ganite itor !&elbine al
8anen, os oa Bremlerne table &onz
trolen oper &o9nene, fiprte be. me6
iaaoan @olbiombeb ino paa fprite
Ifbelins af Eranet, at oer, paafnlste
en- @rploiion af en- &ruotlabRins /
ben treble &osn. S Merbeben fob
to &etfer 9ule beboeoe at Tok, iom
ct @bilaoelpbia & &eabius &ulz
tompasnis Eieneite. Ser par oslaa
en- Cottage paa @teoet, iom beboebes
al Sobn Auin es en- Samilie af fire
8prn, to Gutter os to &iser. ST.
ploiionen itebe meo en- iaaoan Stpr=
te, at 8psninserne, iptten Ga0et,
blep poelaste, og Opnene foraaria9e=
be 8rano &uinerne. Auin % bans
TO Dptre in6ebrenbte. Sc to Gut
ter Flap fra bet meo fore 8ranolaar.
Simon &ertpid baube en- Tamilie Be-
itaaenoe al 9uitru o9 to atpptereoe
8prn, otte o9 fiorten 9(ar, lamt tire
e9ne Bprn, 9aniel otte Nar, Alice
fem Iar, Iamt ct nDfpbt 8arn. &er=
mid bar fin Some uo fra ben bren=
oenoe 8Dsnins, men Bprnene inbez
brenote. Greoiue &erioner fom mer
euer nlinore tillfabe.
= 80 Spitre bpr pluoielist. Inna
@ilenbartb falot ON paa @uloet fit
biem / ct. Souls Waubassmur9en
os og6e, ineen BET Tom 9jelp. @axz
ife fort efter onfom benoes Sbfer,
Mrs. 9oltman, til @uiet, os efterat
bun baooe taitet ct 8lit paa ben bbz
be @piter, falot o9iaa bun ON paa
@ulpet og bpbe inoen tort Tio.
- Me>u Sort: S Npril Maaneo
anfom, ifglse @tatiltit fra @aitleearz
ben, 81, , 400 @misranter til Seem Sort.
boilfet ct ca. 1000 fere, eno famine
Maaueo ifior. Salt ct BET iioen Naz
rets Be9pnoelle antommeu 115,752
&erloner mob 1o4,965 famine Eibs>
rum ifior, altiaa EFT Gilpert al ON,
firing 10000. @tpriteparten al be
Snopanoreoe iaar er Stalienere, al
bpilte ber alene 9(pril Maaneb att
TOM oper 10000.
- @n 12zaaria9 9rens blep forleoen
ituot al en- jepnalorenoe 2esetamme=
rat. 9e moreoe fig meo at fDoe til
@fiue meoen &epolper. Sen enc
laa flaot neo paa Sorben 9ferbeoen
of @tioen. Meninsen oar, at Fan
ituloe martere @fuooene. v2i9 fill
le!" raabte ben anoen, ro9 fab mig
fee, boornar leg Tan itpoe forbi Dia."
Sfuooet falot o9 ben ulDtteliae Dreng
fit &u9len toers i9iennem 2unser=
ne. 9an opoe tort efter.
(9eoro. 8l.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-05-09

@irfninser bar meset pbelee9enbe.
@n @tormitD braft, bet bleo mprft
neiten iom ON gfatten, o9 paa en-
Gtretning, ber bar 500 garbs breo
og en- Mil lang itprtebe &e9net sneb
lite | Draber men fom iammenben=
9enoe Sag, og @aberne forpanblebes
til @loe. @nbel &ule fpQebes bort.
st 9us, bpori bar en- Tamilie poa
fire Meblemmer, itblleoes ub Mr<
fanlas @tuer; buer bet ianf, os So
mtlien brutneoe. st fort Nntal &e=
ite os &pes brutueoe liseiaa.
- Stattammerz 9epartementet /
@aibington mooto9 for no9le Dase
fiben fra @merican @r@anse Matio.
nal 8ant / SEEM 0ort en @atte, iom
ituloe inoeboloe $41, ,OO0i Bantnotes,
men ba ben blep aabnet, bar ber Blot
brunt &apir / &atten. Epperiet an=
tases at pare foresaaet paa Sernba=
men. Dpba9eliespolttiet bat natur=
lispis taaet Saseni / fin &aanb.
= st @irfustren lpb al @poret
paa @leoelanb & &ittsbursbanen /
Merbeoen of Staubenpille Dbio
2eroas @ftermiooa9. s en- flor
Offering par BET saaet ct SorbFreb,
iom faiteoe 2ofomotiuet o9 fem @os=
ne uo al @poret os Up paa bueranbre
! en- brutfet Masie. @n @eser on<
tom itror, os Maltiniiten bleo Nemt
Folbet, foruoen at ban osiaa fit an=
ben @tabe. 8asia9erposnene, bpori
&unitnerne bar, forblep merfelig NOT
uitabte. 2tseleoes be &osne, bpori
9etene par. g(lisepel anTaaes Ea=
bet for @irculen til $4,000.
- S @au Claire, @is., ct en- fem.
ten Nar 9ammel @ut, Sgn al en- le=
oenbe &irteman6 os en- Sle9tnius al
en- af be riseite Erelafbanolere /
Norcueiten, opmt til Ier Nars Opz
bolo ueo &eformitolen / @aufeiba
for sieutasne Epoerier fra 8utiter
- Sulius Dlien, en- MQromanb i
@bicaso, itipo os orebte fin 8rooer
Sobn nnber en- &rette iioite 2groas.
SuliuS beltplote 8roheren for for
brpoerif Gorbolb til fin Some. Mor<
oeren blep arreiteret, meobeles Der.
= @enatorerue SnsaIs (g2epubz
lifaner) og &oorbees (9emofrat)
fappes / &on9resien ON i lan9e o9
9limrenoe Ea(er at nebfette binan<
ben. Sc 9ibr itorartebe 6orbereoe(=
ier buer paa fin &ant, % Daseu, ba
Ealerne lfal bolbes. bliuer lense for=
ub betienot, buorfor @aGerierne er
fuloe al 9ilbprere. 9a Su9al1s itb<
ite u9e leperebe en- 6alue MOB @oor=
bees, par bet lite mplist at boloe, Or
ben blanbt Mensben paa9runb al be
itormenoe 8tfalosptrin9er o9 Opbibz
Seffen. - Nore @enntprer mnn life
babe me9et at uorette, eQer maa dr.
beioet legses tiliibe, fQrat Hartimer<
ferne fan blioe optrutne til Yreliz
bentualaet?
Sra Mormonbpen. vBifuz
ben" fra @alt Safe GitD, ntab, meoz
6eler: s Torsoass par SenS1e1sti=
ben for ulopli9t Samlto uolpben for
Brporene @briltian 9anlen fra Brig
bam @itp os &ubre>p IS. Strpmbe1s
fra 9untspille, og fpritneunte blep
osiaa meset ri9tis 1pslabt. @ibit=
neonte oerimoo blep ienSt tilba9e til
5ensslet forat itobe ier Maaneoer til
for, buao &etten bebaser at falbe
adultery, be9ooet 'meo fin SUI
itru, tor @amlto meo boem ban alt
bapbe iib6et be ier Maaneoer. = S
Greoass arreiterebes 8ro. Sens 9anz
fen fra Miq Greet pao en- 9lntlase for
ulopliQt @amlip. Com bet pil ertnz
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30
AT THE CROW CREEK AGENCY.
Chief White Ghost Explaining tn,
Treaty to His Followers.

Treaty to His Followers.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 29.-The Pioneer
Press has Crow Creek Agency special
saying: "A grand pow wow yesterday was
called to order in a grove south of the
agency, and at the request Of Chief White
Ghost, head of the Indians, Commissioner
Cleveland offered prayer
Judge Wright delivered an eloquent ad-
dress, thoroughly explaining the bill to the
Indians, who listened attentively and fire.
quently gruntod tEeir approval. He in
formed them that the commissioners la /
not come here to compel the n to DO what
they did not care to do, and hat they should
not compel OF attempt TO force eacn other
to do that which they did not caro- to do
Chairman Pratt then had the roll called
after which the council was adjourned until
this morning, as Chief White Ghost wished
to have the Indians go into their own coun-
ell and discuss the matter.
"a council was again held in the grove
to-day, all the Indians being on hand. Chict
White Ghost announced that he had solec o |
three Indians TO listen TO all that was said,
so that no possible mis- AXE might occur on
the part of the Interpreter.
Commissioner Cleveland explained the
bill point by point. This work occupied
several hours, after which the council adj
journel to give the Indians an opportunity
TO consider tho matter"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30
APPRECIATES THEIR POSITION.
PURSES WORTH RUNNING FOR.
Opening of the Fall Meeting of tn
BROOKLYN Jookey Club

Opening of the Fall Meeting of the
Brooklyn Jockey Club.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The fall meeting
of the Brooklyn Jockey Club was begun to-
day. The events were as follows:
FIRST RAoE-Purse 81 900; all ages: three
quarters of mile. King Crab won, with Sam
Harper, Jr., second and Little Minch third.
Time 1:1519.
SECOND kACE-Welter handicap; sweepstakes.
with 81 900 added; mile Judge Murray
won, with Aretino second and Roi Or third.
Time 1:4S1e.
THIRD RACE-Sweepstakes of $3.50 each, with
80, OO) added; one and one eighth miles, Kings
ton and Yum Yum dead heat. Terra
Gotta was third. Time 1:5G4. First and second
money was divided.
ODDS; 81 800 added; one and one-eighth miles.
Los An Seles won, with Bella b. second and
Prose third. Time 1854.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 900; maiden 2-year-olds;
five -eighths of mile Longstreet won, with
Hector second and Ripton third. Time 1854.
sixth RACE-Purse $1,000; for 3-year ODDS
and upward; one and one-siXteenth miles
LEILA May won, with Lottie Wall second and
BoaSe third Time 1:4934.
AN EXTRA DAY AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 29-Folowing is q
summary of to-days races here:
FIRST RAcE-Five and one-balf furlongs
Tessa X. won, with Minnie Palmer second and
Fddlehead third Time 1:12l1.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Cruiser won, with
Henry Glenn second and LAMBERT third. Time
l:43I2
THIRD RACE-One and one-eighth miles
Climax won, with Business second and Red
Prince third. Time TIA.
FOURTH RACIAL ages; three-quarters of a
mile. Seero won, with Miss Mouse second and
Perkins third. Time 1:17If
FIFTH RACE-One and one-half miles. San
ford won, with Evangelne second. There was
no third. Time 3;0314.
SECOND DAY AT YORK.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-This was the second
day of the York August meeting. The
race for the great Ebor handicap plate was
won by w. Saudersons Nappa, with G. T.
Whips Tommy Iittlemouse second, and
r. Pecks' Hungarian third. There were
thirteen starters.
The Prince of Wales stakes was won by
+. Laselle's bay colt Nunthorpe, with j.
Leowther's chestnut colt Workington
second, and Vyner's bay FLY Minthe third
There were seven starters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30
A Foot Crushed on the Track.

AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 29.-Pauly Oswald,
a young white man, who is fireman on a
locomotive IN the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta freight yard had his foot badly
crushed about O'clock this afternoon. To
accelerate the work of shifting cars he un-
dertook to do the coupling himself, bat in
stepping out from between a car and the
engine his foot turned, and the guard passed
over his ankle, grinding it on a cross-tie and
crushing the shin out of shape. He was
taken to his home nearby, ON Fenwick
street, in great pain. His physician thinks
that the foot will have to be amputated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30
How to Get Out of Florida.

Take the train leaving Gainesville at 9:i5
a. m, Live Oak / :05 p. m, Dupont 1905 p.
M, Waycross 4:25 p. m, arrive Jesup 5:46
p. M, where you can leave Immediately on
arrival via the East Tenne see, Virginia
and Georgia railway in day coach for At
lanta, or you can get into Pullman sleeping
car on arrival which goes through TO Az
lanta, leaving Jesup at 1875 p. m, aad e
irving at Atlanta next morning at ESQ,
connecting with ali roads dveTging BE
certain that your tickets read via Jesup aud
the East Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia,
and remember that Atlanta and Knoxville
have not quarantined, bat VIII welcome
you Away. Write to L. J. E1is, assistant
general pas ienger agent, Atlanta, Tor
further information.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30
COLUMBUS CHAPTERS.
a Freight Train Goes Through a
TreStle-Out on Bond.

IT6Sblo-OltJ ON
COLUMBUS, GA, Aug. GA freight
train on the South western road fell through
the Tar river trestle. seven miles from this
city, this morning. A dozen freight cars
were wrecked most of which were loaded
with pig iron. The passengers and mails
were transferred until the wreck was
cleared.
Sheriff Rushin of Marion county was
here to-day, having in custody a wnIte man
named Jones who, is wanted at Buena Vista
for a misdemeanor. Jones was captured In
Texas. He succeeded in making bond here
ard was liberated.
The cemetery commmittee of the city
council met this afternoon aud received
three propositions from as many different
parties to furnish land for a new cemetery
The committee adjourned without acting
on The bids.
Negotiations are pending by which
large 81 SIS factory will soon be established
in Columbus. The factory will employ
fifty hands, who will be paid from S. so to
Sc per day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30
RAIL RATES ON MELONS.
MR.. M'CARR SETS FORTH THE
WANTS OF THE PLANTERS.

The Argument Made Before the Rate
Committee of the Southern Railway
and Steamship Association - No
Action Taken - Other Matters
Which Came Before the Committee.
ATLANTA. GA, Aug. 29.-The rate COM
mittee of the Southern Railway and Steam
ship Association was in session here to-day.
A committee from the Griffin board of
trade appeared before the committee and
asked for the same rates as were allowed
Macon from western points. Griffin now
has Atlanta rates from the west. No action
was taken in the matter.
The committee then heard committee
representing the melon growers Of South
west Georgia, which met a short time ago
at Thomasville. This delegation consisted Of
Nelson Tiff and J. R. Forester of Albany,
L. Hand and J. J. Mize of Mitchell county
J. w. Havgood and w. James of Lowndes
county, J. W Neal of Macon county, and
j. H. Mccall and George McCarr of Val
dosta. Mr.. McCarr was the chairman Of
the delegation, and he made capital argu-
ment before the committee.
REQUESTS OF THE MELON MEN.
The reasons advanced for appearing were
to ascertain the views of the association
before the crop for next year was planted
81 that the planters could govern themselves
accordingly. The main features Of the
request were: First, unrestricted routing
OF cars; second, shortening of the schedule
of through melon trains to the west; third,
ventilated cars instead of box cars for
transporting melons to the west; fourth, a
reduction of 3S11s per cent. on present rates.
Nc action was taken in TINS matter.
The committee at its afternoon session
took into consideration the cotton rates
fixed by the railroad commission with
view to adjusting and regulating them so
as to confirm the rates made by the com
mission.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Cotton Coming in Freely-Coal to be
Brought from Alabama.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Aug. 29.-The
mails have been greatly deranged for some
days. Cotton is coming in quite rapidly,
and the fal! business is opening up most en-
cou:aglngly. Corn and other provision
crops are yielding well, and the farmers
are happy.
The new cotton compress is doing rush
ing business Cotton is being brought from
All points daily, and compressed here for
shipment north and east.
The new gas works will soon be in opera
ton.
Arrangements are being made to have
coal brought from Alabama into Tallahas-
see via ST. Marks, so as to avoid the mo-
nopoly in that bus ness.
On Thursday the democrats of Leon
county elect delegates to the county con
venti0n, to be held in this city on Sept. 3,
20 nominate candidates for the legislature
and county Off rers. Much enthusiasm pre-
walls among the democrats, and it is thought
they will be able 10 carry the county this
year for the first time in twenty years.
To-day there was a grand democratic
rally in this city, and addresses were made
by Capt. f. p Fleming, candidate for gov
ernor and other distinguished orators.
On Wednesday, SEPT. ;, the democratic
congressional convention for he First dis
trict meets in tuiS city to nominate candi-
date for congressman.
All delegates must nave health certificates
that they have been in healthy locality
for at least ten days prior to entrance into
this city. The present Congressman, Hon.
Il. II. NJ. Davidson, seems to be the lending
candidate. Mr.. Sparkman of Tampa has
withdrawn, but MesSrs Yonge of Pensacola
and Mckinne of Mariana will be- presented
to the convention aud will receive compli-
mentary votes; perhaps others also will be-
thus honore1 by their respective counties.
The general outlook fur democratic sue
cess this year is very fatternE. Perfect
harmony and good feeling prevails. indie
pendentism is a dead letter in Florida
politics, and the republicans are fighting
oily for FORMS sake.
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Weather Indications.
Weather IndiCatiOns.
1 Special indications for South Caro-
| KAHN ina and Georgia. Rain, nearly sta
| tionary temperature, winds gen

A cyclone of moderate energy was re-
ported Monday southwest of Havana, Cuba,
moving northwest. Vessels sailing from
gulf ports are cautioned.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Aug 20 1888. and the mean of same day
for fifteen years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-30
GEORGIA'S OLD CAPITOL.
The Commissioners Decide to Advertise
for Bids for It.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 29-The capitol
commissioners met in monthly session this
morning with a full board present. A reso-
luton was adopted that the supervising
architect prepare a memorial tablet with a
short history of the new building and the
the names of those connected with It's con
struction to be submitted at tine next meet
ing, and, if satisfactory, to be placed in the
proper place in the new building.
A resolution was adopted mstructiug the
secretary of the board to advertise in the
daily papers for bids for the old capitol
building. The building is to be sold either
for cash or in installments of one-third cash
and the balance in one aud two years. Bids
for the building must be in by Oct. %, ac-
companied by certified check for 81 900
for good faith.
The next meeting of the board will be
held Sept. 26.