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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-10
Thurman at oakview.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Judge Thurman
went out TO Oakview this afternoon, and
will remain there until tomorrow morning.
A conference, in which the President. Judge
Speaker Carlisle, and Repre-
sentative Scott participated, was held there
this evening.
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Hofman,s INSTRUMENTATION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-In the Senate
to-day the resolution for an inquiry into the
assassination Of Joseph Hoffman, witness
before the committees on privileges and cleo
tions in the investigation into political dis
turbances at Brenham, Tex, was adopted.
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A LIVERY STABLE BURNED.
A Newsboy and Twenty-Seven Horses
Perish-Another Boy Badly Burned.

A Newsboy and Twenty-Seven Horses
Perish-Another Boy Badly Burned.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a livery stable ex-
tending from No. 404 to No. 410 East Thirty
fourth street was burned about 2 o'clock
this morning, and in it were burned to
death Thomas Carr, q newsboy, IS years
old, and twenty-seven horses.
John Roach, another newsboy, sleeping
in the stable with Carr, was severely
burned. He is not expected to recover.
The stable, a one-StOry wooden structure,
was owned by well-kuown horseman, d.
d. Withers, who sub-let it to number of
truckmen. The horses belonged to them,
and in addition they lost about twenty cabs
and trucks stored there. Their total loss is
about $4,000 The loss on the stable is
about 81 ,000 The origin of the fire is un-
known.
FIRED BY INCENDIARIES.
PORTLAND, ORE, Oct. "a fire broke
out in Moscow. Ida, this morning destroy
ing a number of buildings. The loss Is
$4,000. The fire was evidently of incen-
diary origin. The Moscow city council re-
Gently passed an ordinance excluding gam
blers and thieves, and threats had been
made by them against the town. 1t Is be-
ieved that this fire is the result.
A PACKING HOUSE BURNED.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Schuman's packing
house in the stock yards district was burned
this morning. The fire originated from an
overturned lamp in the butt crime factory.
The loss is Sl25 600
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Mr.. Tillman,s Opponent.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 9.-The repub-
icans In the Second congressional district
Of this state, now represented by George
L. Tillman, have nominated s. G. Smith
OF Aiken, and win make a hard night for his
alacfion
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Four Cases at Decatur.

DECATUR. ALA, Oct. 9-Four cases of
yellow fever are reported for the last
twentyfour hours. Several refugees have
died at other places, but none Of them have
spread the fever
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Carriare Manufacturers FAN.

RACINE, WIS, Oct. 9.-James I. Clark
a. Co., carriage manufacturers, failed yes
terday. Their liabilities are about $1,000
Dull business is given as the cause Of the
collapse Nothing definite is known as to
tho assetS
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Snow in the North.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Snow fell over
great part of the province of Quebec, New
Hampshire and Vermont to-day to depth
of from two inches in New Hampshire to
six inches in Montreal
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Harcourt and the Temperance People

LONDON, Oct 9--Sir William varpcr,
Harcourt, speaking at a temperance alliz
ante meeting to-day, promised liberal sup-
port to the local option measure.
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A ROUGH AND TUMBLE.
Defeat OF the amendment.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 9.-Returns re-
ceived from 1872 counties give a majority of
5000 votes against the constitutional
amendment. I best opinion seems to be
that this majority win be increased to
10000.
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Death Of a Telorranhiat.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.--Benj G. Higdon,
night manager Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Companys Office at New Orleans,
died at 1:45 o'clock this morning, after
brief Illness
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MONEY! Sent to Camp Perry.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Surgeon Hutton,
at Camp Perry, acknowledges the receipt
of a check from Mayor Hewitt of New
York for 81 $40 ON account of the Brewers
exchange
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Ntna,s New Postmnster.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--Alexander T
Hamilton was appointed postmaster Of
Etpa Furnace, Polk county. Georgia, to
day.
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Voiapuk's Inventor Dead.

PARIS, Oct. 9.--The death is announced
OF Father Schleyer, the inventor Of Vola-
puk
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A RING OF wELCHERs,
EMPEROR WILLIAMS TRIP.
The Journal of st. Petersburg Don't
Believe All It =. ears.

The Journal of st. Petersburg Don't
Believe All It =. ears.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 9.-The Journal
de ST. Petersburg discredits the report that
Emperor William intended to mention at
Vienna and Rome any engagements he may
have with Russia in relation to Bulgaria.
The object Of his visits, the Journal says,
is to solemnly reaffirm the triple
alliance, and not TO consider any
special questions which may arise.
The late Interview between the car and
Emperor William convinced the latter of
Russia's pacific intentions. which doubtless
he will seek to impress upon Austria aud
Italy If he considers it necessary.
TO VISIT THE oUIRINAL FIRST.
ROME, Oct. 9.-It is now announced that
Emperor William will, upon his arrival in
Rome, proceed TO the quirinal, where he
will receive the ministers, court officials.
and presidents Of the senate and chamber
of deputies. He will afterward visit tha
pope.
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He considers the sanitary coudition Of this
place good. The doctor will leave for
Palatka in the morning.
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Ihe situation here presents two striking
features: an increase Of new cases and q
decrease of deaths. This is contrary to the
experience in previous epidemics.
40 The contributions to-day aggregated
s3.4GO.
a. l. +. Stockton, business manager Of
% .ne Times Union, is reported down with
{ehow fever at his suburban residence,
..ahama park. The park is five miles from
sne city, and many alarming rumors of his
condition have been In circulation. A mes
sseen8sr ~ directly from bis bedside at o'clock
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business items. first insertion lOc. per line; bach
subsequent insertion SC. pc- lne.
Administrators and Executor NJ dces..... %
Straw and similar Notices -. ......... 80
Eafs- Resolutions prooeedfnq Of any corporation
s0cfefD ussd Communications d6slgec 10 cal cfie
0l TO any matter Of limited indfviduGi te est
must DC pGis yO1 as a6pcrffsemcHfs.
JOE PRINTING Of all kinds neatly and expedit-
ously executed at lowest prices. Don't you forget
II.
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pet, outlining the frame Of tho window.
Mamma, you are not unGrcs~odt'
"No," said Mrs. Carlton Ray; ct
thought would enjoy the lovely moon
light little first"
Il am glad of that, mamma. for I had
something 10 tell you tonight"
Something 10 tell ue:'
"Yes. Major TrueGtt has proposed to
me-"
But you have not accepted him?' *
Adela's quick ear caught something
quite uHwonted in the tones of the wild
ow's voice.
why should not, mamma'" she
asked with willy occurrences. He is
rich"
"But you don't love him, Addy?" N--
docs that make such n diEerence?'7
asked Adela, smiling in the shadows to
herself
1T makes all the difference in the
world, Adela," said Mrs. Carlton Tay
eagerly. You must marry Guy hawkes.
worth, darling. l want you to have a
happy home, because"
because why, mammal" mercilessly
persisted Adela, nesting up close to Ler
mothers side.
because am going TO be mnrried,
Addy," whispered Mrs. Carlton Lay,
thankful for the serni-da1llness of the
moonlightca room. which hid her bushes
from her dauEhter's searching glances. L
'You, mammal And to whom:"
"To Mr.. Rudolph Hawkesworth,
Addy." :
WHAT Guys uncle, who lost his for
tune in the diamouG-mines Of B-a-I1
Why, mamma, he is as poor as poverty's
self -
HE is rich In a truo heart and a noble
nature, Adela," gravely responded her
mother.
And he's dark as a gipsy, and old
enough to be my grandfather
"Adelap
Mamma, darling don't be vexed with
me" pleaded the girl. "Indeed-in6ocd,
I'm not IN earnest; but do you really love
him?p
Il do really love him, Addy." -
"Oh, mamma, after all you heve said
about hearts being only physiological
idcas and true love dream OF ignor-
anceg'
"Addy, don't reproach me; never
knew what love was untiI-untu be asked
me TO be his wife"
'Then you are actually going to marry
him, mammal"
Yes"
Without a fortuner'
Without anything but his own noble
heart.''
And I may be Guy Hawkesworth's
wifcg"
you must follow the dictates Of your
own heart, love. -
Mamma" " whispered Addy, knccIinC
down beside her mother, and hiding her
head in Mrs. Rays bosom, Il am so
happy -
$50 am l." answered the little widow,
between laughing and crying.
And Major TrueGtt's suit was urged in
vain
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,.- SUBSCRIPTION RATES. -ss

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H..r Az fnot paid within months. LIS
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tr JC ifuot paid within the year. 70
'' ,-s,ns residing outside OF tho county
~ 'Iiitl0nal per year Will De ehsrged 70
''NNN event viii tina above terms be de-
- ,..v and those who don consult their
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% oP Ds 1f SsRsty aRS S0nT S SSi' To$ raS
.a, ~ ,lr YOUR paper before You stop 10. Il stop
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IA sca caiawag-llfe IS too snort.
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beginning OF the End.

His best friend would not have called
old Sokitup n temperance man. For years
everything OF huid nature had been
swallowed up by him with n savagencss
that hetokencd n powerful thirst.
At last nature struck and brought him
mp short with the jumps, liver and last,
but not least, 6ropsy.
A friend called on him. "uow are you,
old man, said the friend.
VERY bad, /" said Sokitup. they're COM
ing To tap me tomorrow"
well, perhaps you'll get all right
then. said tiie sympathizer.
Pm fraid not," said tho sick man:
nothing IN this house ever lasted long
after Il was tapped. London Fun.
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THE TURKISH LAMPIIGHTER.
His Primitive Way OF Performing "A
Useful Function

His Primitive Way OF Performing "A
=. Useful Function. -
This functionary is 4 tall and gaunt old
Mussulman, with n fierce mustachc, an
embroidered scarlet Jacket, and a huge
'fustancllc."
He carries a ladder, a box OF lucifer
matches, and 4 huge green cotton UNI
brella- He plants his ladder against the
wooden post, on the top of which n COM
mon tin lamp is insccurcly fastened, and
taking of the glass chimney opens his
umbrella to keep OF the wind.
The handle OF the umbrella i tucked
under his arm, and then balancing lin
self on the ricl,ety ladder he proceeds to
strike light with his lucifers. caref1'ly
protecting the sputtcring flame with both
his hands.
Naturally this is n slow process, and by
the time The dozen lamps are lighted
everybody Is safe at home, for the citizens
do not 20 out At night, but retire to rest
TT u very early hour.
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Eoush On Boston.

4 DISTINGUISHED locking man Was
arrested in PhilGdclpiiia the other day Tor
sc.tn1a lousy croJkt 4 walking.
On c-lImiaatiCu il was found that hc
was not GrUak, bJ;t had lived in Boston
fer siSty-i.rc years AID had IccoIre 20
use - crco'.od ;cc's that he Coci,.-s'a
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CARNOT's GRANDFATHER.

E0Poleon's Appreciation and What S5Ieb-
mir said OF Him.
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particle L. applied into each nostrils and IL
rN.'eyA-le. Price 81 cents at Druggists; BY mail
~. Ss'Ssrel I'd cts. ELY BROS, So Warren St,
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Advertising fSates.

The large and reliable circulation OF the CAM.
sRIA FREEMAN e0mrnends Il 20 tho favorable con-
s!deratiOn OF advertlFers whose favOrs Will bein-
sorted AZ the following low rateg
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Para hoy estau citsdos con obieto de

Para hoy estau citados con objeto de
confsrenciar con el Presidente del Con
sejo de Ministries, Sr. Sagasta, ell Pre-.
sidente del Senado, Sr. Marques de 10
Habsns, el del Consej> Supreme de Ia
Guerra, general Jovel'Ar, y el genora
Martinez Csmpos, q fin de scordar IL
conducts que debe segnirse para impe.
tiir esta manifestation,
No son defuitivos les a:uerdos to.
mados en- ell Consejo d. Miaistros &C.
lebrado aver.
FL gobierno ha dispuesto Ia publica-
ci6n en- la "Gaceta" de toda resolaci6u
teferente al personal de la magistrate
"a de las provicias ultram ariIas.
Ell 81. Ndnez de Arce sigue mejoran-
do lentsmente, pero 50 dolencia no hA
perdido sn caracter de gravedad.
Nueva- York, 3.-Mafiana es ell dia
de fiesta nacional en- estA reptblics.
Los corredores de azt,ar y los i'm
portadores de ese fruto en- los dema
puertos de la uni6p, dicen que sus me-
gocios han sufrido mucho por oonse
cuencia del trust. Agregau que varios
agentes de dicha ligA fusroa enviados
a la IsIa de Cuba, sncargados de Ia
compra de- szd,ares, psgaudo por sllos
de ! 4 3fl6 mas que ell precio corrien :
ia en- esta ciudad; que hicierou este
con objeto de impedir que ellos realiza
ran sus compras en- dicha isls; y que
despuSs de acsparsr de esta maners
una gran parte de la production szu-
carera de la Is'a, ell trust subi6 el pre-
clio de los azd cares en- ! de peso quin-
tai.
Madrid, 4.-Ss ha discutido en- el
Congreso y en- ell Senado acerca de Ia
suscripci6a iniciada por los oficiales del
elarcito para hacer una extensa publi-
csci6u de las reformss militares pro-
yectadas por el general Cassols.
En- 10 hecho hasts ahora NADIA hay
que sea contrario & la discipline; pero,
llegsdo el case, el Gobierno esta resuel-
t. proceder de una nanera energica.
Ell Presidente del Consejo ha leido
hoy en- las Oortes el Real Dscreto sus-
pendiendo las sesiones.
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casi6n da primas. nor mas que slgunos

cesi6n de primas, por mas que algunos
economistas 10 defiendan, repugna . los
artesanos del Rsino Undo, porque 10
consideran injusto, y no es bueno dar
motive para que Gu la mente del pueblo
80 asocie la idea de libertad do conner
clio con la de un sistsma del cu.I pudie-
ran servirse naciones extranjeras para
srruinar determiaados ramos de rues
tro tra6co, aunque fuese q costa 'is los
contribuyentes extranjeros, y sunqne D
Ia larga reduadase en- provecho ds los
consumidoresingleses. Mr.. Burt, miem-
bro del Parlamento, y otros conocidos
directories de, nuestros obreros han to
mado parte activa en- las predicaciones
contra las primas y en- las excitaciones
al Gobierno para que haga por conclulr
con elias. Desda que ell Pub leo tnvo
noticia de las dlficultsdes ocaslonadas
Dor no haberse c,nformsdo Belgica
con Ell primer proyecto de Convene, Sc
han adherido no 500 personss iDteresa-
das en- Ia iniustria szucarera, tanto
cApitalistas como operarios, sino sscciA.
clones de obreros independent F..
Los Gremi,s de L7ndres ad 'ptaron
ell 81 de marzo una resoluci6n instan-
do al Gobierno para que sostenga ls
prohibici6n como medida coercitiva con-
ira lbs Estados que no acepten ell CON
venio, 8 que no procuren la abolic'on de
las primas. Lbs trabsjadores de Lii
verpool, en- estos d'timos meses, han
pedido las mismss cosss, 8 que Sc car
guen derechos de Importation d las
mercancias por primas, y otro tsnto ha
sncedido en- Bristol, en- Lancashire, en-
Manchester, en- Bolton, en- Birmingham
donde varios gremios han seguido es
mismo impulse. Es cierto que algu-
mas de estas manifestsciones obedeceu
al deseo de yer resucitada en- nues
tro pals la iudustria de las re-
iuerias; pero muchas no tienen. en-
realidad otro m6vil que simpatia
por las victimas de un sistems contra
rio ! la libertad del comercio. En- el
presente case Ia exclusion de indastrias
extrapjeras fAvorecidas por iujustas
no seria quizas NAL mirada
por Ia generalidad; psro hay que to-
mar en- cuents las probables consecuen-
ciss q teriores de- Ia medida, conside-
rada como precedente. Debemos con-
venir en- que prJhibida la importation
ie AID ,sres f4vorscidos por primas, no
% en- rigor tan censurable como impo
ner derechos ompensadores, pero Ia
medida nos inspira descon6anza, por.
lue temsmos que pueda servir para
Iastificar pecres proposiciones.
{" D. de la M."]
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SOCIEDAD AN0NIMA
CRhDITo ME RCANTrI.
eoNT@4ruan IusTl GENERAL ElrR.OaDlaan.

eoATolTu3n IusTA GENERAL EIrR.O8DlsaRh
La Junta Directiva, en- session ordinaria
del dos de los corrientes, y en- uso de las
atrihuciones que la confiere ell artfculo 81
de los estatutos socales, ha acordado la
celebration de una Junta general extraor.
dnaria, la cual debera llevarss d efecto {
las doce del dia "a del presente mes, en- ell
Salon principal del Casino espahol de esta
Ciudad, y para Ia Cue Sc convoca 6 los
Srus accionistas con derecho dc asisten-
cia
Siendo precise, & tenor del mencionado
precepto, expresar EN- la convocatoria los
particulares que han dc ser mztsria de la
rrferidA Junta, Sc hace saber los Sres
aocionistas cue los puntos que han de SER
tratados On Ia misma son los siguientes'
l. Resolver 81 prOoede, no, poner en-
hqaidaci6n la 5ocledad Au6uimA de Gre
ditto Meroantil, en- vista de que en la Ga
ce,A de Madrid del 20 de JUNO pr6Iimo
pasado ha sido publicado el X. d, sobre
concession del Banco espahol dc Puerto
Rico, y pgblioados tambisa los EstAtasos
por que ha de feglrse.
e. TratAr De todos los particulars que
iengan rrlael6a con esa liqaIdaci6n del
CrElito Mescanlil
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REMITIDO.
AVISO.
PARA CONOCIMIENTO GENERAL.

En- mi calidad de representante
de algunos de los herederos de la
finada senora do1ia Carmen e. Lam
dr6n y O6rdova, unidos como Sc
hallan en- apretado haz todos los
herederos de la indicada sonora,
pongo en- conocimiento general,
con amino de evitar perjuicios a
tercerO:
10 Que por auto firme y ejecu-
tornado de la Excma. Real Audien-
cia del territorio, Sc haLta prev enido
el juicio vOlunt0riO de testameNt0rta
de la referida sonora do1la Carmen
e. Landr6n y O6rdova, conduena
principal por ST, asf como por sus
legftimos memories hijos, de la Gen.
trGI San Vicente, sta en- Ia Villa de
la Vega.
% Que, en- consecnencia de clio,
y por mandate judicial, SO han
practicable judicialmente los inventa-
rios de los biencs que cOmponen la
mencionada "Oentral y entire
ellos, ell ganado de la finca y los
azdcares y frutos elaborados que
fueron consignados a la casa comi-
slonista de la Marina, nombrada
Heriberto G Qaeve,lo y Oompania.
80 Que dichos bienes Sc hallan
sujetos a la liquidation, division y
entrega que ha de hacerSe en- dicha
tesla amentaria judicial.
4o Que, con arreglo al art{culo
1,O29 On concordancia con ell 1896
de la VICENTE Ley de Enjuiciamien.
to OWL, durante la sustanciaci6n
del juiciO testamentario, no Sc podrdn
enajenar los bienes inUentariados ST.
no por el Administrator jud cial
que designe ell Juzgado, y con las
formalidades y requisites que la
Ley exige.
80 Que, siendo nuldS las ventas
que sc hagan de los referidos bic
nes inventaFiados, 8 sstes hoy a las
consecuencias del juiciSs = Sere.
deros interesados estan dispG~ssos
a evitar que desa aparezcap, utili-
zaudo para clio cuantas acciones
les concede la Ley.
Puerto Rico, 8 de Julio de 1883
Miguel Landr6n L6pes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-13
Circular del Gobierno General
que dice:

Circular del Gobierno General,
que dice:
Habiendose Observable que algunos
Profssores acuden 4 los concursos para
la provision de Escuelas con los certi
fcados de ex&menes, en- vez del titalo
correspondence, y que una vez obteni-
dss, no solicitan ls expedition de este
dccumento, irrogAndo perjuicios 4 las
Csias del Eetsdo y de 10 Pfovincis,
puesto que dejan de ingressr Ell impor-
te de los derechos establecidos, y con-
trsviniendo ell srtfculo 81 del Decreto
6rgAnico, que exige su possession como
requisite previo para ell ejercicio, de Ia
eusehanzs; ell Excmc. Sr. Gobernador
General, por acuerdo de del c0rriente,
Sc ha servido disponer SO ordene q los
Ayuntamientos , Juntas locales que
en 10 sucesivo dejen de admitir di
chos concursos d las solicitudes a
las qae no se hsyA unido ell titulo
en- copia certifcads 8 nota expresi
va del I'd nero J folio con que h4ya
stdo suotado en- ell libro.registro de es'
te G pbierno General, procediendo los
A caldas 4 dar cuenta Immediate 4 ,os
IN 4estros d. Escuelas de todss elas g y
catego,fas 9us Sc encuentrsn eyer ian.
do siu poseerlo, para que Sc les pueda
expedir y los reeoian en- Ell termino i'm
prorrogable de quinc. dias, que de n
verifi carlo, iucurrirAn en- 10 response.
biIidad consiguiente."
Presupuestos de esta lsla para
1888 SO.
Vacantes de que Sc do cuenta
en- otra parte.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.