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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
A. G. TIL U R M A N,
OF OHIO.
FROM WEBSTER.
Americus Republican,

The good people ofthe 18Th dis
trict of Webster and their neigh
bors adjoining in Terrell-together
with quite a numerous attendance
from abroad, had quite an enjoya-
BILE Reunion at Chenubbee or more
familiarity known as WiIliiord's
Academy, in Annual Sabbath
School celebration and basket din
ner on Saturday, the Dist. The
programme of exercises well ar
ranged, with sacred music, essays,
recitations and speeches, by the
school; end addresses by visiting
citlzens-all of which were admira>
bly, executed, furnishing an abund-
ance of pleasure for the large I'D =
ence. Mr.. w. X. PiIsbury OF the
sprightly weekly, SOUTHWESTERN
News, of Dawson, was on hand
by big majority, and represented
the editorial fraternity, to his full
bent, especially in disposiug of
the excellently prepared dinner; IN
this line he was voted a success,
Pilly is a gentleman, a scholar and
a newspaper canvasser of striving
energy.
The God of seasons has blessed
the earth with genial and refreshing
showers, cooling the atmospher
and making the outlook, for a
bounteous harvest really crafty
ing.
Tho Baptists of Webster and
Terrell are obtaining subscriptions
toward building a church at or near
PARROTS Gross Roads in the latter
coSnty. The friends of this PEGS
pie are contributing with a geuer-
al liberality, and a house OF wor.
ship is an accomplished fact,
d.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
Mass Meeting.

At meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee held on the
4th inst. a Mass Meeting of the cit
izens Of Terrell county was called
for Tuesday, the 18th inst. to APP
point delegates to the Congression>
al and the Senatorial Conventions :;
to express the will of the county III
regard to the majority or two-thirds
rule, and tc endorse a presidential
elector.
S. R. CHRISTIE, Chairman.
L. L. RAINEY, Secretary.
August 4tl., 'SS.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
SASSER WAITS.
Editor Jack Powell of Brentwood
was in Sasser last Sunday,

Editor Jack Powell of Brentwood
was in sasser last Sunday,
Mr.. John Reynolds, of Dawson,
has habit of visiting one of Sass
ser's beautiful young ladies, occa-
sionally.
Mrs. j Fennelday of Bronwood
is visiting relatives in the vii,
/ lage.
Mr.. L G Durham, of Bronwood
and his father Mr.. L C Durham,
Of " eston, spent last Monday and
Tuesday in Sasser.
Miss Mary Lundy, who has been
visiting relatives in Selma Ala,
returned to the village last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs.J A Jones have lust
returned from a visit to relatives
near Cuthbert. Mrs. Jones, has
beeA quite i'll with fever, though
she is recovering.
Mrs. G A Fitzpatrick, visited
Dawson one day this week,
Sasser was visited by two drum.
mers, last Tuesday.
Business is uncommonIy dull III
Sasser, at this writing.
The Farmers Alliance is on {
boom, in this community.
Crops are still very fine, thougl
they are suffering for rain in some
J localities.
Our interesting young farmet
JAS, j Wall, sold the first bale O
new cotton in Terrell.
NOVICE.
Aug. 4th, 1888.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08

IT would be absurd to appoint rs
Democratic electors, Georgia men,
who are opposed to tariff reform.
That is the issue between the Dem,
ocrats and the Republicans and
no man who agrees with views of
the latter can be depended on to
advocate the Democratic position.
This is too plain for argument.
The present campaign is one Of
principle not Of sentimentalig ..
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
TERRELL SUPERIOR COURT.
MAY 1888.

Susan Redick J Libel for Divorce
VS.; in Terrell Superior
Amos Redick J count.
1t appearing to the court by re-
turn of the sheriff in the above stat,
ed case that the defendant does Tot
reside III said county, and it further
appearing that he does not reside
IN this state. 1t is ordered by the
court that service he perfected on
the defendant to the publication
OF this order once L month for
four months before the next tern.
OF th'scourtin The SOUTHWESTERN
NEWS, a newspaper published in
Terrell county Ga.
JOHN I. CLARKE,
j. S. c. P. c.
l certify that the above transcript
from the minutes of the SUPERIOR
Court, Terrell county.
j. G. F. CLARK, Clerk.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
COMMUNICATED.

Messrs. Editors: Many Old Sol.
dlers are disappointed that no meas
ures are being taken to hold re-
nnion. Why is it SO? Are we going
to have a reunion?
INQUIRER.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
Died

Mrs. I. II. Wimberly, wife of
Dr. II. S. Wimberly, died in Eu,
taulq, Ala, last Friday night, af,
tel Il long period of suffering with
typhoid fever, aged fifty six years
She was mother of Mr.. James
Grier OF this county. Oar sympa-
thies are extended to the bcreayed
ones.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
JOHN T. CLARKE.

All the delegates elected to the
senatorial convention by Randolph
democrats favor the nomination of
DR.. NJ A Baldwin by lar ma
Jority.-Cuthbert Liberal.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
Aug. 4th. 1888.

Mr. G Sasser, of Randolph coun-
ty was united in marriage to Miss
Fannie Riley, of Conyers, on Sun,
day last. Rev j NJ Britain off,
ciating,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
VIEW sETREL cRURcH.
friday july Eth 1888.

New Bethel Church, Terrell county
Georgia. Organized by electing
Bro, J. W Roberts, Moderator and |
J. W. Wells, Secretary.
Adopted order of business, ar
ranged by committee appointed by
last general meeting.
PROGRAMME.
1st, The Obligations to sup ,ort
the Gospel at home and abroad.
2nd, How to get the best res Its
out Of protractcd meetings.
Bird, ReyiyaIs - 9th. Do the
scriptures authorize Deaccns to as
pistssin the ordii ation Of Tea ons ?
Alb. Essay by J. w. Wells
Subject-Christian Love.
9th. Essay by J. w. Re b ,rts-
Subject-Sabbath Dissertation.
Appointed committee On preach
ing Cviz.) Brethren J. f. Jay, S.
J. Sem, J.. J. ArnoId, ". II Ar
mold, T. Z. Zimmerman, n. B.
Barnes and j. W. Sears. After
which the first query in the order
OF business was taken up and dis
cussed by Brethren J. E. Bridges,
Jesse Rogers, S. j. Sem and 9TH
ers. This subject being discussed
much to the OBLIGATION of every
tru: Disciple Of Christ present, was
passed, and Il second query taken
ap. This discussion was opened
by Brother jesse Rogers and toll
lowed by Elder B. w. Davis. The
discussion was suspended and on
motion by FL Ter w. w. Mabrg,
the body adjourned until s o'clock
Saturday morning, Preaching at
n'g"V ny E'oef u w "eekIey'
HAIuhDAf' JULY 10TH 1905
At 8 o'clock a, M, the meeting
10 '"'le" 10 o'''I ny 'ne Nooer-
"t'I' a'Ier prayer ny brother W.
- n'"o'o' '"e IurIner discussion
y. sec"nu query was resumed
ID ',"o' d. W. PAWS opened DIS
0"'',9'' "p' WAS Io''o"ea ny breth-
y" - v" " ''N''S, "L'Il.n ana
US"'.S' vi '''''''n u pIo'her d. W.
"''' ''''9 was P"SS'" ",'u 'n'Fo
~, w. was '"Me" up WIZ heF'VaIS.
'"1'l W. " '''oIy IeadiNg OH
q" "n' ,''''"'' ~ various "rethreh'
III "'u' '"I preaching having ar
''1', INT ols'o'Slo" was suspended
r"u NV ""'''"'e i,S'e''eo attentive"
80 -, -, wv sci ii''u ny
A'''e' ", " O'"'Iy' AI'er TINS
sci ~ d l"rSe concourse OF hreth-
l'' '.., - ~ '''' '''''''P"'eu ol d
- ~ '"9,' P'p'l'u py inc
S 9''''''' I"O''' "''1 't's'iuS Oh
,''o '''''''' "''''9, ~ i CLOCK the
' 1s'''''D''" /" Tue mouse
'''' Wv u'-C"SS'"" resumed ana
~. y "'e'''len D. w. DAVIS
INV" ,'''" 0'"'iS' showing 'he re-
60 an" p'o'l"V'e" meetings were
',o' '"T an" '''' '''''e' l "ssIhg from
'' '""JeI' ''e lou['h item was
''0', anu i'io'll'r NJ D. H. blhloh
'P'"''' ,'''S discussion ana rs ne
:" We" u"'S, gave Us IhuS say
- '''U i-0'u, '"'' discussion was
''"' 'U'''"e' oy amy one IN partlc-
"'" D"V various questions We're
"'"ou i'io'ner D'n'on ny various
- ''''' vi ""''' ne answered Promp>
~ ana sustained by the Book Of
DOCKS al'er when heard the read
ny ol Essay ny br5ther j. w.
" ems Oh hrlstian Love" Broth
q I'ooerl9 requesting brother u,
v" ', " eeN'ey 70 HI the CHER as
MODERATOR protein and Brother j.
", w. NooeF'S proceeded to read an
Lssay on the all important subject,
'aOoa'o DeSecratlon, IN which
ne set iorth some important and
!Fu'Illll facts which were sustained
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
THE MINERS STRIKE.
MEN IN THE ANTHRACITE REGION QUIT
WORK 10 DAY.
A General Strike Of Miners and RallnalsrS Ordered
The Engineers Brotherhood Condemned
The Strikers Prepared for a Six
Months Battle

SHAMoKIN, PA, January IA meet
ing ofKuights of Labor and railroaders
was held here oday, and as result a
general strike of miners and rdilroaders
will be made tomorrow throughout the
anthracite region, except IN the Wyoming
Valley The miners strongly condemn the
course OF the railroad company and the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
aud made an appeal TO the men who con-
template coming into the region to seek
woiE, tnIcmain away until the strike IL
Sctrled. They also advise hotel and
boarding housrkecprrs not TO entertain
"scahs,' and declared their intention 10
fight to Il finish. The entire coal region
w;,S represented at the meeting. The srnti-
ment Of the meeting was unanimously. IN
G,vur oi the lockout. Everything Is quiet.
Business is greatly depressed The miners
declare they can stand out six months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
A CLEAN SWEEP.
Seven .. X. Il. Conductors Walk the Plank.
Why They Were Removed,
NL.LcLnL TlI.-rL,r.I d be p.nl.Ilr

Special Tjkgum 10 the Register
PARRERsBURG, w. VA, January q
The entire force of Passenger conductors,
with one exception, and one freight con-
ductor have Just been permanently dis
charged by the officials of the Ohio River
Railroad, whose officers are in this city.
For good while there has been suspicion
in railroad circles that some conductors
were getting rich at the COmpany's eN-
pensc. Reports differ as to the amounts
stolen. Some placing them As high as the
thousands. The officials decline to make
any statement regarding the matter and
the real amounts can I he verified. They
art enough, however, to Justify a search
ing investigation on the part OF
ilc Company. For weeks detectives
have been lerreting out the trouble, and
with the new year Daniel Outright, +. f.
Conrad, JnO. Rice, James patrirk, lhos.
Holland aud J. J. Hine walk the plank.
These men have heCu with the road for a
long time, some ui them from the begin
nrn% and have been regarded aS most trust
worthy. The only old conductor left on
is VIM. Dis. 4 freight conductor named
Mctiinty was also discharged, for inr"m-
potency. The force of rev conductors
has not yet hccn completed, though Jno.
Henderson,, +. w. Ebert and Daniel
Shatler have received appointments
Trains are running as usual, and in day
or two the change will not De- noticed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
THE ROAD CRIPPLED.
The Sew Men Unable tn do the Readings
Work.

800. ''' "
Work.
READING, Ia, January Coal and
freight traliy whlc ~ fun operation ON
the Rr,iiug r,jIoaL, is n"t ~ brisk rs it
was before the present Labor troubles. 1t is
apparent, that the new men are not able to
move trains n rapidly "a the old ones.
The majority ot the coal miners are idle,
and thu likewise, las its effect on the
traffic There il uow no tear by the bust
ncss community that the shop hands in
this city will strike 1t il an assured fact
that they will not do so. In evidence of
the appreciation OF the conduct Of the
men here and rs Il further measure of
cOnclliution, Il circular was issucd by Su-
pcrntcndrut Cable, and distributed
among all the rmpIuyrs here, thanking
them IN the name ot the company for
their loyalty aud faithful cSs III standing
10y the company, and promising that their
GOOD conduct should not he forgotten.
tdyirrs from E"adin" to dly ~" that 1t
Gordon plane full complement ct hands
are nj work.
At Mahonoy plane the strike Is more
serious, hut with the COlIIcries idle the
officials have not experienced much
trouble in handling itI business. At all
other points on the Shamokin division,
everything was reported quiet this morn
ing. All industries in this vicinity
are preparing to shut down if coal strike
takes place There is not enough coal on
hand IN this city to supply private com
sumcr5 more than several weeks, aud
prices are going up.
At Philadelphia the Reading railroad
officials have cIu-c To give the new year a
hearty welcome, II has been a EOdSend
to them. 1t has given them a chance Ia
finish up all the accumulated work OF the
week and enabled them to meet the COM
ing week Oi trouble with clear hands. Al
every station in this city this morning eX-
Cept Third and RerkS streets, the force Ci
new men aIc at work clearing up and doing
such work ~ has been lett undonc during
the week.
Dispatcher Geary, at Third and Hrrks
streets, said this morning that 600 cars
were side tracked and could not hc moved.
lie also said the scarcity of coal WAS get
! ting alarming. Should -~l9, composed OF
tiremcn, engineers, conductors and brake
men, sticI; by their resolutions 10 20 out,
not a wheel will turn ut Third and Ecrks,
and Ninth and Green will also he badly
crippled.
At Front and Willow and Front and
Noble streets small iOycc OF freight
handlers aud one engine crew were at work
finishing up the work left unfinished last
week Superintendent BcrtOet said that
although to-day was holiday the dcpotS
had to be open to receive pcrishahle freight
He said hr had received dispatches from
several points, stating that everything was
moving smoothly, and denied the state
mcnt in the newspapers that a number Of
the new men had stopped work.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue was in much bet
ter trim this morning. Nearly all OF the
freight cars which liGcd the tracks on Sat
urday had disappeared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
BASE BALL.
Items Picked Up of Interest tn the Ohio
League Cities.

Items Picked Up of Interest Ia the Ohio
League Cities.
Sandusky is not 30 sure that W. +. lr-
win will play ball there next season
Manchester, OF the New England league,
claims that Irwin signed with them, and
then signilied his intention OF playing iu
Sandusky. The matter will he takcG. he
fore the arbitration committee.
Columbus JJWrn.I Sandy McDer-
mott is having hard time in answering
the inquiries from his friends regarding
that position. Sandy feels like humping
the sensatIOnaliss who put him to 70 much
trouble, when he was merely the victim of
sudden attack of sickness
-. H." in letter to the .S,ortinq Lif,,
says that ; ,ndusky is still a target for
Manstield's abuse. We never made any
particular kick against ',a0auskv, hut
against Columbus .nd Wheeling in gen
eral, and Wheeling in partlcular.-NdEr-
s,td HcrdH
While all the Ohio League cities are
doing lots of loud talking about their
stropg teauS, Canton ID dong some tall
hustIinE that will tell when the season
opens,
We have an idea that the lovers of the
national game 'denan 90 base ball news
all the year round. - Nan,fcH HcrGIg.
We are all trying TO accommodate them
Wheeling would rather play ball than
investigate the IuatteY OF OycItpping the
salary limis. lIon't blame them Nuns
e|i,t H,gGid
Columbus has signed Il. c. Hamilton,
of Lawrence, Mas, and the team y uaw
complete.
Canton wants TO- J.n it- team on the CO.
operative ,,.,H. It won't work
Columbus il already commencing TO
blow about ils strong team.
Sweeney, formerly of the Athletics haa
been signed by Kalamazoo.
1t il aid that West will play in the As
sGGiat!Hn next season
The Cncinnatis will open the new
! grounds at Lima.
The CIeyeIands will open the season as
! Sandusky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
MAD REPUBLICANS.
The ohio Senatorial Caucus "A Put Up

The ohio Senatorial Caucus Put Up
dob.
CoLuMRUs, O., January > The atmOs-
phere around the Capitol Ia day has
been sulphurir 4 more thor
ouphly disgusted lot Of E,pub.
licans have never been krown after
Republican caucus in Ohio The fight
for the Spcakershp in tie House and lis
results have l,rrn entirely lost sight
OF in the disturbaur" raised by
the alleged caucus in the Senate
last night From appearances to-day,
it il probable that 'caucus' after
all will not be king, and that the eight
members who iy"l that the combine"
was an outrage will prevent IN organiza-
ton of the Senate unless the slate is
broken.
The fact of the matter iS that few here
Justify the combine, except those who
were engaged in 1t and its benz lirilrirs
\ State officer, who stands very high in
INV I'AlAN w 'llN'i N'Ni'l wv VA
'ln this case thirteen men banded to-
Vcther before they went into the cau'us
and got eyrly thing they wanted,
while the other twelve, not cOunul'rh,
couli not get smell. They o""r
not recognized, nat derenIly trr,','i, aud
might ~ well have stayed away from the
caucns. The actual caucus. W.T. held hy
the thiItcen before the meeting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
"FASTAS ~"
A Wonderful Spectacular Production at
the Opera House.

4 Wonderful Spectacular Production al
the Opera House.
Iianlon Hrnthers wonderful "FantaSma'
was produced at tine Opera House ycstcr-
day afternoon and last evening, and 10
packed houses on both occasions. 1t was
such a remarkable exhibition that at least
IA column OF space wuuld hc I,uuirrd 10
give a fair description OF il.
"Fantasma' is play full of the most
startling surprises to the spectator, and
he doesn't recover from one before an
other suddenly breaks upon his vision,
and he il constantly kept wondering what
will come next. Amusement and amaze
ment are equally divided, and when one
isn't staring with wide Opcn-cyed eur
prise he is laughing with open m0uthed
laughter. There is not thing that oc-
ours in the whole play that isn't new and
novel, and not a character in the cast that
doesn't do his or her part a. If they were
thoroughly acquainted with their bust
ness.
One may well wonder what brain could
study out such remarkable tricks, illu-
sions and wonderful effects, hut whenever
the name Ilanl0n appears before him, the
explanation is theIe. The IianlonS never
do anything that il not remarkable and
novel, and they have never been equalcd
in their line. Commencing with the first
act, there is the realistic cyclone in the
first scene, the demon forest, the winter
scene, and later on the mysteries at the
bottom Of the sea, where PicO and Farmer
Close have their hands full fighting the
many monsters of the deep. A most re-
markahle feature OF the second act il the
flight Of the aerial sprItc, also the DEVILS
dOrmitory, where the sirangcst things are
done i'll such rapid succession ~ To almost
bCwlder the audience. The third act is
almost replete with uumbcrICss tricks,
transformations and Illusions The priu-
cipal specialtles are introduced in that oct
| by Miss Laura BUT, l,ucicn &. NnaaFa,
| the Photes, VINO ARE really wonderful, and
Little TOOtsy, the child artist. The con
Cluding tableau, Fantasma's realm in fairy
land and the bower of rnses is a handsome
piece of construction.
Mr.. William lGanlOu was clever M ever
AZ Farmer Close and Lucien Nanara
was funny ~ "pico," showing unusual
talent for pant0mimc. Miss Laura Burt,
Fantlsma'' 10 addition 10 heing young
lady oi decided ability and versatility, IL
n pretty girl with form divine, and she
made hrg hit yesterday. Miss Ida Mans
scy WAS AN interesting Lena. The other
principal characters were assnmed by
Charles IT, Rcigel aud j. Ii. Luinley. The
piece will hc rcpcstcd this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
No IMPORTANT CHANGE.
Tha Erndim.: strikers stu Clum To he
Confident "t Victory.

Tha Erldiu.: strikers SUU ClNm {" he
C"rtdent "t Victory.
PHILADELPHIA, January There Is
no material change apparent in the Read
ing railroad strike here to-day. The h. OF
l.. who left the company's employ are s'ill
in state of masterly inactivity, while the
compauy's officials say they experience no
difficulty in securing all the men needed
in the proper handling Of thr business.
The day hciag huliday, the opinion pre-
vailiugat the several shipping points here
is attributed Ia the fact, but the Knights
say that great number ot their fraternity
have retired from the service Of the COM
pany, and the effect will he shown to-mor-
row when the comrany'a shipping business
Will hc regularly rcsmcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
P0WDERLY DISAPPRONES.
He Does Nnt Relieve the Mluers are Iusti-
fed IN striking.

He Does Nni Relieve the Mluers are JuSii-
fed in striking.
SCRANTON, Pa, January : In reply to
a question concerning the rmored prob
ability Of strike OF the Reading Coal and
Iron Company's miners in the SchlylklII
region tomorrow, General Master Work
man rOwdrrly said yesterday hc believed
it the duty Of the miners to keep iuyiolabIe
their contract made with the company last
September, when the wages were increased
and the I.ehigh strike was inaugumtcd. It
WAS an agreement executed in good mIn
the breaking Of which 10y the company
would have been considered In OUiiaGr"u"
breach oi trust. tie could not believe ihat
the mIncys would do anything contrary l."
that agrrymemt II WAS not possible, he
/ thought, for the miners Of the Cntlr" an
| thraclte region To become involved m TINS
! trouble, and he could not see wherein any
benefit would be- derived by them from
such action at present The Lrhigh irou-
| hles had brought new life and Slsor to inc
| Wyoming and LaCkawlnna miners, ana ne
Thought 50 long as they were not directly
| involved they would be- exceedingly l"ih /"
give mp their present prosperous work
! Nc Howdcrly, though much better ~
not vet in such condition ~ would "f
rant him in giving the Reading si''Se
more than passing attention, but It is Ger
tain that he deplorrS the causes when
have produced II and brought ahont the
estrangement between tie railroad ana us
employees. The strike, so far rs he IS IN,
/ formed, has not been given in charge ol
/ the Executive Board OF the knights o'
/ Labor, hut is under the control of the tx
ecutive Committee of the Assemblies com,
posed of Reading employees. No demand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
For West Nirglnians.

Sp,s7r' Tlorrrm {" N' RDJisbr.
WA~HrNGruN, d. C., January Pen
slonS have been issued to West Virginia
applicants ac, cnlows: Ellen IIubbs, OF
MoundSviilr Aaron C. Morgan, Of Canton,
minor of John c. Warner, Of Pentress;
Alex. Wheeler, of Charleston; Delilah
Conklin. OF Willow Island; Oliver p.
Roberts, Of Point Pleasant.
Pensions OF West Nirgjnians have been
increased as follows. Daniel Mayer OF
Charleston; VIM Crow, Of Poande; Samuel
Mlli,r, of Ctrnshaw; Thomas II. Fisher,
Of West Columbia; Grovener G. Rowley,
of RayrnswoOd
Phip Critics has been commissioned
postmaster at Sclhyvillc, w. Ea. The
po-tonice at Ashton, Mason county, has
been abolished
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
DEFECTIVE QUARANTINE.

Mayor Hewitt Declares that the Country
Is Not Free From Danger,
New YORK, January 2.-Mayor Hewitt
sent letter to the Governor to-day, in
which he states that neither this city nor
the State, nor any other portion of the
Union il free from the dangers Of the spread
Of contagious diseases under the present
quarantine regulations at this port. The
opinion ol the Mayor is hased on the report
Of the Board of Health of this city. He
recommends that the Governor submit the
matter to the Legislature for action in i'm
proving the arrangements at quarantine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

JNcKSoN, Miss, January = For the
first liue la fourteen years a llemo'ratlc
Mayor and democratic Board oi Alder
dcrmcn have hren elected. l.pto a week
ngn there was no ticket IN the field against
Mayur Mclnll, hut the murder OF Neville
Mitchell and the outrages Of Christmas
eve, for which not an arrest WAS made,
aroused such feeling that to-day an en-
tire new city ticket was elected. Hon.
William Henry was elected Mayor. The
nryrn,s gb,tuined from voting