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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-18
AN EPIsCoPALIAN COUNCIL
The Virginia Diocese Sends Its Dele
gates to Staunton.

The Virginia Diocese Sends Its Dele
gates to Staunton.
STANTON, VA, May 1.-THE Virginia
Diocesan Protestant Episcopal Council to-
day adopted a resolution changing the time
of the annual meeting from the third
Wednesday in May to the first Wednesday
after Trinity Sunday, and also a resolution
of sympathy for Bishop Whittle, who
is detained from the session by
sickness. The report of Bishop
Randolph for the ecclesiastical year
shows as follows: Combinations, ], 200
whites and III colored; visitations, 1876
deacons ordained, white and colored !;
priests ordained, 3; letters of dismissal, g.;
dislnissals received, q; present number of
ministers, 1853.
Rev Z. Meade was reported to the coun-
Gil as the evangelist for the diocese.
WANTS THE NAME RETAINED.
Bishop Whittle, in a report read by Bishop
Randolph, strongly. advises the retention of
the present name of the church, declaring
the proposition for change revolutionary
in character, and tending to destroy the
unity of the church.
Bishop Randolph, in his report, indorses
earnestly the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation and its work, speaks well of the
work in the colored churches of the diocese,
and urges a separate organization for the
colored people themselves on plan agreed
upon.
The council indorses the Hebrew summer
school at the University of Virginia and
the magazine published at the Theological
Seminary.
Lynchburg was chosen as the next place
of meeting Of the council.
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ATLANrAs LYNCH1NG SCARE.

Rumors That Eddleman Was in DAN
ger Put the Sheriff on Guard.
ATLANTA, Ga, May 17.-Early tonight
it was rumored in the streets that the
friends Of Thomas Gresham, who was shot
and killed yesterday by George Eddleman,
had formulated plan to take the Jail by
storm, get possession Of Eddleman and hang
him. Sheriff Perkerson was notified, and
he soon appeared at the Jail. He put on a
dozen extra guards, and armed them with
guns. As the night wore on the rumor
faded away, and by midnight the impress
sion wa that the rumor Pad no foundation
and was n false alarm. Prominent citizens
IN position to know, say that this morning
there was plan on foot, but the counsel of
cooler friends prevailed, and the excite
ment disappeared.
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POLITICS IN FLORIDA.
Action of the Conventions in Leon and
Escambia Counties.

Action of the Conventions in Leon and
Escambia Counties.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, May 1.-THE Leon
county delegation TO the State convention
elected to-day were instructed to vote for
Hon. John L. Crawford for Governor and
Hon. George P. Raney for Judge OF the5su-
preme Court, as long as their names are be-
fore the convention.
w. X, Barnes, who has been putting up
the gas works in this city, died very sud
denly to day of paralysis.
IN ESCAMBIA COUNTY.
PENSACOLA, FLA, May 1.-THE Demo
cratic convention of Escambia county as
sembled to-day. Its workings were har-
monious The following delegates were
selected to attend the State convention, to
be held at st, Augustine: T. w. Hutchin-
son, j. Emmett Wolfe, K. Collins, B. l.. An
derson, James McVay, j. NJ. McDavid, ?.
N. Pritchett, A. NJ. Mcmillan, j. II. Grim
lar, w. A. S. Wheeler, John Burns. W. S.
keyser, James Wilkins, S. r. Mallory, j.
;. Leonard, d. r. Hickey, r. W. Hargis,
John O'Connor and NJ. j. Fau1ia. The Sc
lection of delegates to the Congressional
convention, to be held at Barlow, Fla, was
left for the action of subsequent county
convention
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COLUMBUS CHAPTERS.
Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Georgia Midland ROAD.

Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Georgia Midland ROAD.
COLUMBUS, GA, May 17.-Fourteen
loaded passenger cars rolled in on the Geor-
gia Midland railroad this morning, the oc-
casion being the annual meeting of the
stockholders of that road, and they came
with their families. The crowd is estimated
at about 300 people. After reading the
minutes of the last meeting the bylaws
were amended, changing the annual meet
ing to October and making the fiscal year
end June 30, as suggested by the Interstate
Commerce Committee. After the Presidents
report had been read the following directors
were elected: A. Illges, j. f. Flournoy and
n. j. Bussey, Of Columbus; Seaton Grant
land, of Griffin; G. l.. Davis, of Warm
Springs; w. S. Alexander, of McDonough,
and e. r. Lancaster and J. f. Granniss, of
New York. At subsequent meeting of
the directors the following officers were
elected: j. f. Grannlss, President; j. F.
Flournoy, Vice President; T. G. S. Howard,
Secretary and Treasurer; GGunby Jordan,
General Manager.
The Selma Pastimes defeated the Colum-
bus base ball club to-day by a score of 10 to
5. The locals were unable to bat the Pas
times pitcher. 1t is said that he is pro-
fessional. Three games have been arranged
between them
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FLORIDA'S PHYSICIANS.
The Association Adiourns to Meet al
Key West Next April.

The Association Adtourns to Meet at
Key West Next April
GAINESVILLE, FLA, May 1.-THE conven-
ton of the State Medical Association was
called to order at o'clock this morning in
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
After a few preliminaries the convention
proceeded to the regular business
Thanks were rendered to the physicians
of Gainesville for their cordial reception
and attention to the association while in
session, and also to Col. and Mrs. Nichols
for an elegant reception rendered them
DR.. Wall offered resolution concerning
the information given by the respective
Boards of Health. II was adopted
DR.. Mcmillan, of this city, appeared be
fore the meeting as a committee from the
State Pharmaceutical Association to confer
as to proprietary and patent medicines. The
matter was referred to a committee to re-
port at the annual session. After short
intermission, the president named the fol-
lowing committees:
State Board of Health-Drs. Daniels.
Burton and Caldwell.
Chairman of the Committee on Medicine
DIR. Thomas Z. Gary
Surgery-Dr. T. H. Caldwell.
Gynecology-Dr N. ID. Phillips, of
Gainesville.
Pathology-Dr. Neal Mitchell.
Hygiene and Sanitation-Dr. j. y Por-
ter.
Diseases of Children-Dr. H. X Dubois.
Ethics-Drs. Wylly, Jolly and Bacon.
Accounts-Drs. Knight, Wakefield and
Drew.
Arrangements-Dr Porter, OF Liberty
county, and two others.
Orator-Dr. r. 7. Smith.
Delegate TO the American Medical $50
ciation-Dr. Leslie W. Weeden, and as
alternate DR.. d. III. Stuart, of Leon county.
The business being completed by IL
O'clock this noon the association adjourned
to meet at Key West on the second Tues
day in April, 1889.
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AT LAW OVER A DRAFT.
The Femcus Fidelity Bank Party :,
the Lit cation.

inc L4lul S6blOu.
ATLANTA, GA, May IAN interesting
case, involving decision as to the jurisdic-
ton Of the United States Court, was argued
before Judge Newman this morning. Just
before the failure of the now notorious
Fidelity Bank. of Cincinnati the National
Bank of Sheffield, Ala, drew upon the
Merchants Bank of Atlanta, a draft for
$1,000 in favor of the Fidelity Bank. Be
fore the draft had been paid the failure of
the Fidelity Bank was announced. The
Sheffield bank stopped tho payment of the
draft and filed in Fulton Superior Court
bull for an injunction to restrain the Mer-
chants Bank from paying the money over
TO tine Fidelity Bank. Meantime a receiver
was appointed for the Fidelity Bank and
became party to the other side of the case
TO fight the injunction. He had the case re-
moved to the United States Court. there
upon the Sheffield Bank made a motion TO
remand it to tire Superior Court on the
ground that neither tho plaintiff nor the
defendant was a resident of the Northern
district of Georgia as required by the
statute of 1897 to give the United States
Court jurisdiction. Adhesion will be rend-
cred Monday.
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rawson's Tournament.

DAWSON, GA, May 17.-In the iiremanic
tournament here yesterday, the f. b.
Youngs OF Eufaula, took the first and third
prizes, and the Protection Company, Of
Dawson, took second prize. The following
companies contested: Wide Awalles, OF
Americas; Protection, Of Dawson; Alerts,
of Montezuma; Oceanics, of Brunswick !;
Chattahoochees, of Eufaula; b. Youugs.
of Eufaula; Watchful, of Cuthbert. Elton
Parker. of Americas, fell while running
with the reel and was struck on the nose by
the wheel. cutting il half off.
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Pardoned by the Governor.

ATLANTA, GA. May 1.-THE Governor
this morning issued an order pardoning j.
NJ y. Strnger, who was convicted of man
slaughter in LumplSin Superior Court in
1888 and sentenced to life Imprisonment in
the penitentiary. The pardon was issued
upon petition signed by 700 citizens of
Lunpkin county, including the senator
all tue jury except one who sat on the case.
The petition represents that Stringer was
convicted N evidence given by woman Of
bad character.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-18
AUSTINS PRIZE DRILL.
The Houston Light Guards Make a
Bad Break in Forming Fours.

The Houston Light Guards Make a
Bad Break in Forming Fours.
AUSTIN, TEX, May 1.-THE famous
Houston Light Guards drilled for the CAPT
tai prize to-day. There is great interest in
this contest, and the Light Guards have
stood strong favorltes with the public, but
they made two serious errors, which
it is feared, will lose them the big prize. In
the manual, without numbers, they were
excellent, drilling in common time; but in
forming tours left about when in platoons,
the men broke from one another, going in
different directions
A company of the Light Artillery of the
United States army, Maj. Burbank com
handing, gave brilliant exhibition drill.
The programme closed with a dress
parade. Three thousand troops were on the
field. Music was furnished by all the bands
massed, and comprising over 800 pieces.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., May 17.-An attempt
to hold meeting tonight to aid the Pick
ems lynchers was a failure. The meeting
consisted of two policemen and three ne
groes.
The old Charleston Cotton Mill stock
holders held meeting to-day and wound
up the affairs. The capital Of $50, 900 was
entirely sunk. After paying the debts
81 900 of the purchase money was left 1t
was divided out among the stockholders,
who received dividend of 20 cents share
on par value of 800.
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CONSIGNEEs.

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Baker Post Taken to Task.

PHILADELPHIA, May 17,-From the terms
of a general order issued to-day by Col
Frank j. Magee, commander of the Depart
ment of Pennsylvania of the Grand Army
of the Republic, ii is evident that L. d
Baker Post No. s, has been taken TO tssl
for its action in electing Gen. Joseph E
Johnston, the ex-Confederate, a contlibut-
ing member.
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GEORGIA's RPIsCoPALIANS.
The Last Days Sessions Full Of Lively
Discussions.

Inc haSJ lay S6SSlOnS full OF Lively
Discussions.
AUGUSTA, Ga, May 1.-THE Episcopal
Convention that has been in SEES
sion at St. PaulS since Wednes-
day last, adjourned to-day to meet
in Atlanta at St. Lakes Cathedral on May
10, 1889. The convention was in session
from $3.50 till 2:30 O'Clock, and from till
ii I'D o'clock. Business of some Importance
was transacted. The appointment of an
arch-deacon and one assistant Bishop was
defeated and the canonS of the trial of
Episcopal clergymen were hotly contested
and amended.
Reference TO the late trial of DR.. Arm
strong, in Atlanta, was made several times
in trying to have the canons changed.
The Rev. c. c. Williams, of Augusta,
introduced a resolution, which was in
dorsed by Mr.. Dodge of St Simon's Island,
to allow Episcopal clergymen the privilege
of having counsel outsid of their church.
The canon, as it stood, declared that the
counsel for the accused should be COM
municant of five years standing i'll the
church. Mr.. Williams motion was voted
down, but the canon was finally amended
to IA commitment of good standing
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ALMOST A DOUBLE MURDER.
Two Men Fire on Each Other on Ac
count Of Dogs Death.

TWO MeU IIB Oh LHCu Otner on AC-
count Of Dogs Death.
BAILEY, GA, May IA shooting
scrape occurred near here yesterday morn
ing between Sol johnson, keeper of the
poorhouse, and a man named Mays, in
which johnson was slightly wounded. The
wonder is that both men were not killed, as
they fred both barrels of double-barreled
guns at each other at a distance Of ten
PAGES. Mays put out poison for dog that
had been eating his eggs, and Johnson's
dog got the poison. He swore vengeance
against Mays. Yesterday morning he took
his gun and went to the field where Mays
was blowing, when the shooting took place.
Mays had heard Of Johnson's threat and
took the precaution TO carry his gun into the
field with him. Both parties tell different
tales as TO who shot first.
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WRECKED IN A CANYON.
One Man Fatally and Over a Dozen
Painfully Injured.

SALIDA, Col, May 1.-THE Leadville
express on the Denver and Rio Grande rail
road was derailed while rounding a long
curve in Browns canyon, Tuesday night
The express and baggage cars were dashed
to pieces on the rocks in the canyon, and
the smoking-car was partly demolished
The day coach and the sleepers turned over
on the track, but were only slightly injured
Express Messenger Wolfenspurger was
probably fatally injured, and twelve or
fifteen passengers were painfully bruised.
The escape of many from death is regarded
as marvellous
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COLLIDED ON A CURVE.
Two Trains Badly Wrecked on the
Georgia / acif1c Road.

Two Trains Badly Wrecked on the
Georgia acific Road.
ATLANTA, GA, May 17-At $3.50 o'clock
this morning a serious accident occurred on
the Georgia Pacific railroad, injuring sew
eral men severely and one fatally. The ac-
cident occurred at Muscadine creek, sixty
miles from Atlanta. A passenger train
was coming toward Atlanta at full speed,
when, in turning curve, the headlight of
another engine was seen. Both engineers
reversed their engines, but not soon enough
to avert a collision. The two trains came
together with a crash, and after rearing up,
together, fell back upon the track An ex-
animation showed that the engines wero
locked firmly together, as if they had been
built that way. The tender of the freight
engine had been driven into box car,
splitting the latter wide open, and wedging
the tender between the timbers. The pilots
and fronts of both engines were badly
smashed, and the cab of the passenger en-
CINE was torn entirely Off
BOTTOM SIDE UP
The baggage car was turned bottom side
up, and was badly smashed
William Spinks, engineer of the passen-
ger train, had his jaw broken and his leg
badly sprained, but his fireman was unin-
jured.
None of the freight train hands were
hurt
b. H. Fillmore, baggage master, and A.
b. Dunning, express messenger, were in the
baggage car at the time of the collision,
and Mr.. Fillmore was badly mashed being
injured internally and, it is thought,
fatally.
Cunning had his nose broken, and his
leg sprained.
There were many passengers on the train,
but beyond a severe shaking up, no one was
injured The wounded men were cared for
until train arrived from Atlanta about z
o'clock, when they and the passengers were
transferred and came on to this city, arriv-
ing here about 1920 o'clock.
Fillmore is from Norfolk, Va.
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Tate's Defalcation.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May IA supple
mentary report was made yesterday on the
Investigation of Treasurer Tate's office. 1t
shows that SIS, 900 taxes paid by the Ken
lucky Central railroad company has never
been accounted for This swells the defal-
cation to $247, 200.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Just received, a full supply of New York and
Boston Beef. We wish to inform our patrons
and the general public that as the Tennessee
Beeves are out of season from this date we will
receive by every steamer the best New York
and Boston Meats, also fine rice.field Lambs
and Vesls. ISAAC ROOS & CO.,
Central Market, corner Macon and Drayton
Streets, Savannah, Ga. Telephone 800
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BEAUFoRr's PREPARATIONS.

BEAUFORT, S. c., May IA meeting of
citizens was held to-day TO take measures
for entertaining the United States fleet to
arrive here Sunday.
Intendant Collins was called to the chair.
Capt. H. w. Richardson moved that a
Committee on Finance, to consist of three
citizens, with the lntendaut as Chairman
ex-ofiiclo. be appointed to arrange for an
entertainment on June p. George Water
house, n. Christensen and +. w. Scheper
were appointed.
On motion committee of seven, consist.
ing of w. H. Lockwood, II. w. Richard.
son, Col. r. G. White, w. J. Nerdier, DIR.
H. NJ. Stuart, j. n Wallace and f. A.
Scheper, with the intendant, was appointed
as a committee of arrangements TO act in
concert with the Finance Committee.
big time may be expected.
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FLAMES Among Lumber.

ALBANY, GA, May 17.-At Westonia,
last night, the drying house of S. II. and j.
d. Weston and number of sltids of lumber
werc burned. The loss is $1,000 The heat
was so intense that the night trains could
not pass, and were delayed several hours.
Tho wires were down
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-18
PAINTS AND OILS.

Agent for Devau's Ready Mixed Paints, and
will furnish all colors at New York prices; also
full line Of Leads, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes
and Window Glass
EDWARD j. KIEFFER,
Druggist Corner West Broad and Stewart
streets
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ELECTION NOTICE,
CRY OF SAVANNAH,

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, MAY II, 1888.
Under and by virtue of a resolution adopted by
Council at meeting of May IS, 1888, Council will
elect at its next regular meeting that is to saw on
WEDNESDAY, May Both, 1888, a Chief of Police.
to fill vacancy occasioned by the death Of Gen.
r. H. Anderson. Salary, $4,000 per annum.
Bond, $4,000. Applicants must hand in their
applications, with names of bondsmen two
requiredD to the Clerk of Council at or before
By order of Council
FRANK f. REBARER.
Clarh ~ Council
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BEAUFORT AND THE FLEET
Preparations to Enliven the Visit of
the Gallant Tars.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 1.-THE Atlanta,
Richmond, Ossippee, Dolphin, Galena and
Yantio, the five vessels composing the
North Atlantic squadron, will put into
Port Royal on Sunday. The fleet is under
the command of Rear Admiral Stephen b.
Luce; Capt. Robert Boyd, chief of staff
Lieut.. Jonn i. Meigs fleet gunnery officer
Lieut. John S. Abbott, secretary, and Ma
val Cadet II. G.. Peckham. No naval drill
has been ordered, but there will be ample
opportunity for parties sojourning at Beau
fort to visit the squadron. A ball will
probably be given on the night of May %.
Some naval display will be made. The
feet will be at Port Royal two weeks The
Beaufort House will be opened with large
hill on June &
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CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M
PR0VEMENT COMPANY

SAVANNAH, GA, May g, 1888
Sealed proposals are asked for constructing
Three Wooden Buildings on the lot bounded by
Taylor Price and Wayne streets: plans and
specifications to be seen at this Office Bids will
be received up to JUNE 1sT, at 10 o'clock A. ~
Inc rght Is reserved TO accept or reject oil bids
NJ j. SOLOMONS Sec and Trens
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BELS1NGER.-The friends and acquaintance
or Mr.. and Mrs. JACOB BELsISGER and family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of
the former, from their residence, corner Whit
aker and Charlton streets, THIS friday
MORNING, at II O'Clock
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MEETINGS.

ZERUBBABEL LODGE NO. is, +. & A. NJ.
An extra communication of this a
Lodge will be held THIS friday " Y
MORNING at 1920 O'Clock, for the pur- wv
pose of paying the last tribute of respect to our
deceased Brother JACOB BEISINGER.
Members of sister lodges and transient breth-
rem are fraternally invited to meet with us
By order of w A. WALKER w M
FRANK W. DAsHER, Secretary.
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Weather Indications.

Special indications for South Caro-
FAX lima, Georgia, Eastern and Western
Florida: Stationary temperature,
except warmer in Northern Georgia
and South Carolina, light to fresh south
erly winds fair weather.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
:33 o'clock p. m yesterday augusta time
was 81 feet-a fall of O. feet during the
past twentv-four hours
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AssIGNEE's SALE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOT ING,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Trunks, Umbrellas.
hereby beg to announce that will close out
the entire stock at a GREAT SACRIFICE from
the original cost.
STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT.
Call early and secure bargains at the south
west corner of Congress and jefferson streets.
MORRIS BROWN,
Assignee Of Max T. Brown.
SPENCER G. DEyAN, NJ. D.,
OFFICE WITH DIR. MONTAGUE L. BOYD,
NO. 100 LIBERTY STREET.