davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
A New State.

The following information from the Silver City, \. M., Enterprise, will be found Of more th-n passing interest to residents of Cochise county.
 Now the admission of New MexicO seems impossible owing tn the slledged wickedness of ;Le people of the north ern counties. lt may as well be made public that s scheme has been quietly worked ID this city for the organization of a new state and now We are happy to announce that sli arrangements have been perfected. Five thousand petitions have been out n circulation for sigma tures. praying congress 10 form a new state of the counties of Sonora. Sierra Lincoln, DonB Ana. and Grant in New Mexico. and Graham and COchise coun- tics in Arizona. Of course these couu- ties do not contain sufficient popula- tIOn, but & powerful syndicate of Grant county stockmen has been formed who have nego ciated for the purchase of a part of the of Sonora and OhIhuhus. Mexico, and by the lime the petitions will have been signed and ready to be f1rsardcd to congress, tho title 10 the Mexican grants will pass direct from the Mexican government tO the enterpris- lIk butl uhfhh. ul NIEAnN tOuutgs bul conCrtss vlll be asked tO annex that prolific country to the Union as part Of the territory ut the pew state.
 d large number ot Americans Tn So nora have beeu instrumental ID working She deal through. They are anxious to again be under the old flag or course Silver CIly ss the principal town will be the capital of the new state. which. ID all probability. will be named after our own country, and the beloved and ls- mented defender of b B country-U. $. Grant. The cI;y Of Silver has already made arrangements io donate over BIO acres of land 10 the new state govern ment for public buildings, all of which will be located in this city. The city has taken q bond for deed for this land for which 1t Is to pay the reasonable sum of S30O00 when the state shall have been formed ant the capitol located. The land is situated on three sides of the town. and contains many very bean tiful and picturesque locations. The capitol will probably be located on Le- gal Tender hill. west of the city, while the other pnblic building will be scatter ed around promiscuously.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Was Once a Cowboy.

On our return from Flagstaff the fore part of the peek the News had a short interview with the station agent st Ca non Digblo. who, we had previously learne1, had had a sliRLt acquaintance with Smith. the m1rderer of JenEln-, during the tune be was working on the section at that place, Ia answer to our questions he stated that before coming to Canon Diab o Smith had been employ -i as n cowb y for the Garland cattle com any at Chino, YgvapsI county, and also cowhoy for ,he Arizona cattle company At Flagstaff when E, E. Bull =iukle was superintendent last spring. He a,so sisted that Smiths letters were |. ways addre4sef to Indianapolis, IndI- qua, which place k thought to be his home. No. bno wing the exact hddress aud Smith eing such common name, IT was useless. of course, to Rttemp. 70 get information to hls people bqs Judge Cate has notified the police a- Iniianapoiis C. be on the lookout, so that if there is any possibility of him going east theIe IS some show of bring ing him to justice,-Win-lOw News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your sppe- tite IS poor, you are bothered with head ache, you are fdgerty, nervous and gen eralIy out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up, but not with stImulsnts- spring medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky and which stimulate you for an hour and then leave you in & worse condi- lion than before. What you want Is an alterative that will purify your blood start healthy action of Liver and hid- Deys. restore your vitality and give re- pewed health and strength. such n medicine you vill find in Electric Bit iers. and only 50 cents a bottle st Geo. MsrtIn's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCsoN. TERRIroHY CT ARr.ox.
 County of Pima Marcb Ta fass

= TO WARNER EARLL. HIS HERR ADMIN istrstOr, or executor ard Co Anuis I Ser nell fOrmerly Annie l. smith her hslrs, exaca tor or As- gus or .hOse vhC may claim u der them An undivided one-sixth interest each in the fllo~ Ing described property You are hereby notined thst hsvs sxf ended two hundred dollar iu mining claim;
 hoysi Mountain Mining Claim, located JSnu- sry I'd, lss+. and recorded on January esth les4, ln Book U. Records of Mines rage s22
 ssld records all being of the Reeorder's office rims County; Ansona. said claim being in tns Grea;eryills Mining District lima Coonty AnsonA. The sad 500 having reen expended ID lsso and 1881, in order to hold add claim under the prOvlsiOus of section 2S24 Rsvis~i Statutes Of the UnitAd States. being the arrouns required tO hold the sams for the years srdius Dec si, lseo. and Dec. Si, 1887 and thAs haVs contributed your portions thereof. Thsrsfcrs II nm O days after the service of thls notice of publication, You fail or refuse to contribut. TOUT proportion of such sxpenditurss ss CO owners, with the costs of this publication, your interests in said claims will become the propsrty of the suoscribsrs under sad sactiOn 1s2l Your proportion of said expenditures Is ys and u-luths dollars each upon said claim.
 DANIEL JOHNSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Don't

let that cod oi yours r0n on. 1or think ii is s l.gut ihIuS. Bat It may rur into catsrrh. Ot into put umcu'a, c consumption.
 Catsrrh ls disgusting. Pneumonia . dangerous. Consumption Is death II self.
 The breathing apparatus must b. kept healthy and clear Of all obsiruc tions and ofeusIvs matter. Otherwls. there IS trouble ahead.
 All the diseases of these parts, heac nose. tbroa.. bronchial tubes a.d .ungs can be den ,ht'r.ly and entirely cure by the use oi B0schre'r German Syrup If VOC don't know this already, thou sand aud thousands of people can tel you, They have been cured by II. an "know how It is. themselves. Boiti' oply 75 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
the,
Look Here!

We can't do business without money and we respectfully but firmly request that all parties knowing themselves in. debted tO us call at once and pay up We have accommodated you a long time 10 our own incOnyenince, and if you SD preciRte the favor please acknnwledge i by settling uP. If not you will likely bt struck by cyclone by the first of the month, as all accounts not settled by that time will be placed in the hands of the proper officials for collection, by suit or otherwise, and this means bust. ness. H. B. DoDGB q Go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Important Ruling.

The decision by the secrstsry of the interior iu the timber culture entry of Henry Harper, reported ID the last issue of the Land Owner. will create s hutter among persons who have suspended final proofs in that class of entrys which were nude pfior to the prornulgaticn of the circular of June p, 1887. That circular first announced the rule that the eight years of cultivation required in such en- tries should be computed from the date when the planting Of the required acreage of trees, seeds or cuttings WAS cOmplei- ed. The secretary's decision now applies the rule to proofs made prIor to the date of that circular. which have not been sp- proved by ths Commissioner of the Ge- neral Land Office.
 The above item was handed us by our local attorney. MT WI. kingsbury, and will no doub. De of serious interest to many of our readers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
rh.,r En.1nr.s Ronming.

Probably DO one thing has oausei sucb a revival O, trade at Geo. Martins Drus Store ss their giving away Go their customers ct 20 many free bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery for COusump- ton Their trade is simply enormous ID tbis valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never dissppoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthu 8, Broncni'l-' Group and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You csn test It before buying by getting trial bottle free, srse size sl. Every bottle warranted
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Republican Meeting.

There was well attended meeting of Republicans of GIla county, at the Rink on Saturday evening lsst, for the pur- pose Of recognizing the County Cen tral Committee, winch IS now composed of the following named persons; J. R. Gilman. F. T, Powers, F. w. Westmey- ar. D. $ Heron, Geo. Strong, A E, Love, w. B. Duryea, W. E. Spence, J, II. Pas COG, J. O. Jones. J. c. COplIn, !. Vine yard. George Allen. A. Blsch, r. Oates and ". O. Kelley.
 The meeting adopted the following:
 RESOLVED. That 1t is the sentiment of the Republican party of Gila conn'y that our present code is a disgrace to to the TerrItory, and should be repeal ei at the next session oi the Legislature or be so amended ss not tO be Iecogniz ed.-Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Notice of ForTelture

To ". H. Smith: You sr. b.--A that tns nndsTslsned has sIpende,i iar,Ss ts- year ending December ST, lsS6 one in11--S - - lsrs in the performance of the Rr-o.i 1.s'-. I', upon the Bernard mine. situated in ths s >. ville nlnlng district, County of Pima T---, tory of ArLons, and recorded in ths CoanfY E. corders othee Book W, Record Of Mines, 1s... quirsd by Section 2Ss4 of the Revised rt.rsts. Of the United States, and your proportor of tA- amount so expended and due to the unSser.i. .r.t is nfty dollars: and if you, your hslrs or ss.lKn. tnI to contribute your proportion of ths sc '. skpended within ninety days after ths pcblic. lon or tnis notce, your lntere ID sand B.rr-y, nine viil become the property of yorr co-s.D.- the undsrsisrsd. who has msds such eIpsoi, rure. BYRsAEn V1ssT
 Tucson. FsbrusrJ 7th-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Notice to Creditors.
E.tate of RafneI, Ro,nogD

Estate of Rafaela Romo,sDecezsed NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE " undersigned, adm m'nistratOr of the estate or hafaela homO deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the -Ald decassed, tO exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within fIur months after the 6rst publication of this notice, tO the sad Adninis- trator at his office, No. i87 South Meyer street Tucson, m the said county of Pima
 BARNABE ROBLEB Administration of the Estate of RsfsslA K0ra5 deceased.
 Dated at Tuesou, Aug. 9th, Issl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
List Of Letters

Remaining on hand in the office of Wells Fargo E Co.,. Tucson. A. T.. May =. i--s- AI-antara. Con-uelo Nevis. MT C. L. Ralauzuela. Nsrla Cchoha, Lnis Ralenzuela. Jo-.flta Orlz Maulde Epudurml,a- Jesus RellunltS. IL t. Bowers. Mr-. A. A. Rpbl~Z, urr,urIa Brown. Nrs. J. K. Sa.as. Msfsarlia F~cobosa tTuaNalupe. SAisZar. Jesus Funte- ACapitO Scott, l-J- i4a~wau Paula Soto ZerahuH gam-uersfraud NJ W.VIlu & Dayilie ha,zer Dr. J. Wilson. John Luna. ledef0usO
 WE, OvERToN. Agt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

To fa--.u Er.t. handles that have becom l1oseu.i. take powdered resin and mix va, It a sula. quantity ., powdered chalk c ULi,.r- T.I t.a u..e IG tlc handle 'Slt. tH. .z-.r.. t..t ta- -.l- oi tLr knife d fork ant ,.r.-- m When cold !, VIII L. .,..rtraI. ..l--.......
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

U-claimel lefters remaining Tn the Eos OGice st Tucsou, Arizona May 7lst. l77a; Adam. Mrs Annie AlHrkl'. Mm-@ AEuIreua toEaiO l.ucero, MHria tya'a. Euesrlua Mareh, albert aisrr..Iua Nigu-l Met 'ouathy. tao E Tlt.i.r-n.la Fo-llfo McAleer Lou Ig--+I.-r Slla- l Mcintosh. Hobert-2 gafi.rt T-abel McMahol, Juo garrsidg Ai.NandrJ Mendlsl4e, trtuii" Ig..-..I.v Mr, Ca ModlIu. It j{ersr.- Mics Also Moreno. r C i,Isrb Nr-JF NousarTa Juan I!,,,,Ilas Antouia Muu.,uia. Josepha A Uustwick, Geo w North Nrs i{rru.' Adri.n Ocha. GuadaluIe V-,,,n TT C O'BrIen. Jup Ea-roii Wrn Occid.utsl House Corrella. Jose Ma PaiHcio, lnes .,iohar kC Par-de- Macedonia Cuarrute Manuel Purcell, J Curry. w ' Reed h prttisn- All Eivas. Je-usIta C de Flfnbre- Narilla Romero. Greg0rlR Fihlmbr,-s. AouIco hul-, Nafuen Flores AneeiIfa Ne de 'alas'ir, AtieetA Flanagan. Joseph ScrusE-. V n n, Fr.iu,,o NIcola- Scholeheid. treu r i,l,s-,.-, Cflas II Scott. Mrs Walter Gonzales, kaiacla Sherwood, ' Gregg Hon Fred W Sllhas, he'ueio s1runsf on. J SHilth AlDe4t sfuZIea. I VI Ho4us Je-ur Jones. Eleanor horo- heilyio huoE. J Stockton. r,.hA Lawrence. Mi-- EuseuieStanton. J W I.aguna. Marin AutoulaSlckEcy. D Lauterio, LuEar,is lralsr. ME M Leon. Louisa Iardls, l. D Lei Rrue-tina A yals da Wallis lobe Lopez. MHuilg de NidgCou. F M lharra. santos
 CA ELLIOT, P. Nj.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

DTNIPLEs. blacE heads. rcd. rough, chappsd
 II M ard oily akin prevented by CUucUaA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

Sod svrryxhsre. Prioe. CCr.CUsA, Soc. ooAr. 2Sc. REsOI vEST $i. Prepared by the forTks DRUG AsD CHkN;C,L Co.,. Boston. Msss. ECsend for How Co Cure Skin Dtsea--s. | a paxss 90 iIlustrztiOn,, and iOO ts-timOo1ss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
STEVENS G BRCNEE
 DrEggiscs and PnzrlE.rl- -

CUTIcCEA, ths great sslIn cure ant y4i. |. sA Soar pres arat from It, externally. ard tl44't RA kEsOLvENr. the new blood purI--f, iai-r-al h. are Dos tlye cure Tor -very form uf skln a.a blood disease. from pm Dlss Co scrotu-A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
League Clubs.

League Clubs. Standing for the week ending Sstur- day, May l9, 1888:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

Notice to Farmers, Businessmen and
 SpeeulatOrs.
 The undersigned makes X specially of praoticing before the U. s. Land Office st Tucson, 4. T., and will furnish all re- luired information m regard to the status Oi entries made. Will also fur nish plais Of any given township with abstracts of She entries made.
 Special attention gwen to ontssi cases. Correspondence solicited.
 EABLL II. WKBB,
 N TuosOD, A. T., BOI44.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Washington Letter

lFrOm our regular correspondeBt.l NAsHINGTOS.
 May lS, lSSS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Advertised Letters

Urclaimed letters remaining Tn the Posi Office st Tucsou, Arizona, May 7lst. lSss;
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

A Proper Degree of Exercise Necessary tO the We'll Being of NIan-The Jewish Race - sedentary or Brain Pursuits. Oyeruork
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
List of Packages

RemaininC on hand in office ot Wells, Fargo 6 Co. Tucson. A. T., MRys2 lsss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
Facts About Reflections
and the Voting by Presidential Elect
From the Ne,g York Sun

Interesting Facts About Reductions
and the Voting by Presidential Elect
ors.
From the New York Sun.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.1The Presidents
who have been honored with a second cleo
ton are exactly one-third of the whole
number, excluding from the reckoning
President Cleveland, whose place with the
minority or the majority has yet to be
determined OF the seven chosen a second
time, Washington, Jefferson, Madison,
Monroe, jackson, Lincoln and Grant,
five belong to the first half Gem
tury of the government. Since in
the next quarter of century
not a single incumbent of the office was re
elected, it seems not improbable that by
this time we should have had an ''unwritten
law, making even second nominations in
expedient, had not the civil war broken the
slowly gaining custom in behalf of its two
most distinguished figures, Lincoln and
Grant. In the case of Lincoln, the argu-
mont, put ia one Of his own characteristic
and popular phrases, at isn't safe TO swap
horses while crossing stream" would have
been irresistible, independently of the other
considerations
or the fourteen other incumbents of the
office OF president, John Adams, John
Quincy Adams, Van Buren,, Harrison, Tyler,
Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, buchanan,
johnson, Hayes. Garfield, and Arthur, who
each served four years or less, all but two
belong to the last sixty years Of the govern
ment Still it must be observed that in
nearly all these ceses there was no second
nomination, SO that second election was
out Of the question. The exceptions were
those Of President J. Q. Adams Of Massa-
chusetts, beaten in his second canvass by
Gen. jackson, and President Van Buren,
of New York, who. on his second nomina-
ton, was beaten by Gen. Harrison.
At the outset no clearly defined idea had
been established as 10 second elections, and
il was Washing ton's refusal 10 accept
third term that prevented its being offered
TO him. In spite Of this positive refusal, he
received two votes in the electoral college
for "A third term On his first and second
terms he had had unanimous electoral
votes, an honor which has fallen 10 no sue
cessor. North Carolina and Rhode Island
were not Ia the union NJ the electoral vote
Of 1850, but they chose electors four
wears later, and Vermont aud Kentucky
had then been admitted. making fifteen
states John Adams, a. the fiirt election,
got thiry.iour votes out Of the aHiy-nine,
81 one less than "a majority, Jay Of New
York having nice nnd TIE remAlnder gong
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
When They Leave Us,

The exodus Of our bodily troubles is doubly
welcome if their departure is unaccompanied
by pain II is the fault Of the best of com
mendable cathartics, which act solely upon the
bowels, that in operating they grippe and weaken
these organs Hostetters Stomach Btters
produce q laxative effect, but neither cause
pain nor weaken the abdominal region or the
stomach. This is prominently the Alternative
which a constpated. bilious or dyspeptic person
should use, since a resort 20 it involves no
bodily discomfort nor produces violent reac-
ton. The liver is aroused, the stomach bone
flied and the habit cf body speedily and per
manently improved ~ it. Fever and ague,
rheumatism and kidney troubles are among the
maladies for which recorded experience has
proved it TO he eficacious. It is wholesome
appetizer, and far more reliable tranquilizer
OF the nerves than misunderstanding narcotics
and sedatives
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
At Estill's.


SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING NEWS
kenneth Cameron" by Judge L. Q. c.
Brown of Louisiana; Newport" by
George Barsons Lathrop; 1.-TWO Bad
Blue Eyes" by Rita: "Homo Sum"
by George Ebers; Truth; Babyland for
August; Lady Hutton's Ward" by Bertha
NJ. Clay; "A Dead Past" by Mrs. II.
Lovett Cameron; Spirit Of the Times,
North American Review, The Sporting
South, Sporting Times, Sporting News,
Sporting Life, Sportsman, Harpei''s Monthly
for August, New York Weekly, Saturday
Night, New York Ledger, Fireside Com
panion, Family Story Paper, Boys Of New
York, Young Men OF America, Golden
Hours, Forest and Stream, American
Field, New York Herald, Press
World, Morning journal, Sun, Star,
Times, Tribune, Boston Herald,
Boston Globe, Baltimore Sun, Bal
timore American, Cincinnati En-
quirer Cincinnati Gazette, Philadelphia
Press, Philadelphia Times, New Orleans
Tines-Democrat, Atlanta Constitution,
Macon Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle.
Charleston News and Courier. Florida
Times-Uniop, Chicago Times, Louisville
C0urief-g 9ufaak
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
LIST OF VESSELS

Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
SHIPS.
Ragna Nor, Sivertsen, Rio Janeiro sid June
t.
Erminia (Br), Davies, at Cardiff via Cape Verde,
April 4.
Mabel (Br) Johns, Ceara, sid July 10
Emma Nor, Olsen, Leith via Rio Janeiro sid
April g.
Protector Nor. Petersen, Santos. sid June %
Hans This (Nor), Nielsen, Rio Janeiro sid June
~
Violet (Br), West, New York up July is.
Mary S Ames. Croker, Boston, sid June l6 via
Aspinwah and Pedro Gays.
BRIGs
49,
Giovanni GtaD. --, from --, sid -
Clara Pckens, Eddy, Baltimore, up July 20.
Robert Dillon, Leighton, New York up July 49,
Ollnda Port). Soares, Oporto, sid June %.
sCHooNERs.
Ida Lawrence, Young Baltimore, up July 10.
Chas Morford, Squires, Orient, l. I, sid July IA.
Annie Bliss, O'Donnell, Baltimore, sid July 49,
Mary Morris, Smith, Philadelphia, sid July Z.
Leonard Burnham, Watts, Bangor, cid July
10.
Enchantress, Rollent, New York, up July IS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
MEMORANDA

New York, July 20-Sailed steamship Boston
CITY (Br), Pensacola.
Cranton, July 16-Arrived bark Kintore (Br),
Ievs. savannah.
Dnngeness, July 19-Passed, bark Jennie Lou
,itt lNorl Knudsen, Savannah for Rotterdam
Genoa. July 17-Arrived bark Luigia Rocka
OtaD Rebuffo, Pensacola; 18th, arrived, bark
Iuigi Utah, Maglios, do.
London. July 20-Arrived, ship Forest Rights
CRrl Murphy, Pensacola.
Rio Janeiro June 26-Sailed, brig Emma (Nor)
Olsen, Savannah.
Santos, June 22-Sailed, bark Protector (Nor),
Petersen, Tybee.
Nor HenSchein. Barbados.
Cleared bark Freeda A Wiley, Watts, Ne
p0nset. 40 .
Mcneil, Apalachicola
Daren, July 20-Cleared, schr Hattie Barbour,
Fletcher Philadelphia
Fernandina, July 20-Arrived, bark Juno (Sw),
THemberg, Barbados.
Cleared, schr City of Philadelphia, White
New York
Fall River, July 90-Arrived, schrs Almeda
Wiley, Copeland, Fernandina; Ida l. Hull, Hull
Georgetown, G.
Ger5reetown, c. July 1s- Sailed. schrS Elite
II Lister Mason, Perth Amboy; Lucy Wheatley,
Mumford, bridgeport.
Jacksonville, July l7-Cleared, stmr Louis
Bucki Mount, New York and sailed 1Sth) Schr
Milford, Haskell, do,
18th, arrived, schr Ringdove, Marston, Me.
Pensacola July 20-Cleared, banks Rocco UtaD
Gattozo, Sharpness, Temple Bar, (Br), Raum
Liverpool; Famigla S 1taD, Massa, Newport;
Jenny Sweeney, Hudson, Wilmington.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
POpIlar SOianna-

A correspondent in the Anericn1,
artisan gives the method for stopping the
flow Of water while repairing lead pipes as
follows; First, if the leak hole is not
large enough, l make it large enough, so
that can get my finger and thumb into
the pipe. Then / take dry wheat bread and
pack it very tightly in the pipe in the
direction in which the water is coming. |
then proceed at once to the repairing of tho
pipe, and by the time | have it repaired
the bread will be soaked full of water and
will soon be worked out of the pipe.
| cut and splice pipes by using bread In the
same way, and have litCle or no trouble"
An improved gatling gun, consisting Of
five steel barrels, only ten inches long, with
the necessary number Of wheels and cogs
and ratchets, and terminating in a handle,
the whole mounted on brass, has total
weight of only seventy-five pounds. 1t is
said to be so easily handled that a child
can turn the crank and grind out bullets at
the rate of 500 minute. This small gat-
ling is intended for police and city use, and
can be fired with equal facility and rapidity
from the cellar up, or from the roof down.
1t can also be fired while advancing or re-
treating. The gun has been submitted to
the military authorities of the United
States, but it is not stated whether it meets
with their approval.
An explosion of an ammonia tank oc-
Cured on May 8 at the Buckeye brewery,
with very strange result. Almost imme-
diatey after the explosion every bird in
the neighbOrhood fell dead 1Chippies.
English sparrOws and canaries all suffered
alike, and after the shock dead birds could
be seen lying about the sidewalks in that
locality in great numbers The explosion
caused an alarm Of fire to be sent in, and
the horse attached to the hose-reel No. 5,
which responded, came near being killed
by the ammonia The animal dashed
toward the supposed fire with all the speed
he possessed but when the strong odor of
the ammonia struck his nostrils he was
completely overcome and could not move.
The horse was at once withdrawn from the
place and restoratives applied.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Arrived at Tybee an unknown Norwegian
bark.
New London, July 20-Schr Emma Hart,
which was in collision June off Block Island,
while bound from Boston for Brunswick, Ga,
has completed her repairs at Noank. She has
had a new stern and new starboard quarter
from mizzen chains att
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-23
sAT1,TD YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
Park Varuna Ger, Hamburg.
Schr Thos P Ball, New York and Albany.
Schr Ada Bailey, Darien.