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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
Spd,tet eeaett Sater.

g helbbuilIe, Sno., s. 6ebruar. -
Sn @reegsbnr9 lam geiteru Elm Bro,es aur
8erhanblung, tpelder bic Aufulerflamteit
Der bieh9en HenSltsruHa aui iid3 lentt. Erau
SIara S. Scott bot n6ulid3 aegeu ibreu Baz
ter Sob. 6. 0aguer III Cincinnati cine alage
auf Seraussobe BON $780, 900 etngereitt, nm
pelfe Summe Der 8erflagte bic Sldaertu
nnssblid betrosen babeu ioG. gBie 5rau
Grebmntter Srau Nfarp 6. SeppIe, ihrem
goter i'm Sabre 1868 5000 aeaeben. nnb
spar gum Infauf zines @run6fnds, auf
peIdsm iett elm benz SerfIasteu sebortges
Sans i'm 0erthe bon $4,000 ifebt, inter
Der Seetnsung, BOB er (gSaguer) oas 5aus
ani ben yfamen leiner Srau (oie Mutter Der
SIagerin) nno oeren belbe &iuber eintragen
iieBe. 8alo baranf ffarb 6rau @asuer uuo
zines ibrer Stuber. gBagner beiratbete gum
stpeiteu giale. llnb als ibm oiele 6rau e5euz
iaas burG] ben SOB abberufeL murbe, beira.
ttete CT gum tritten Wiale. 4ls oiele speite
Suefmntter ber ald9erin BON benz 4nipruhe
Der 2etteren auf oas in &ebe iiebenoe 9fuuoz
fiid, tpelfes I'm 2aufe Der Sabre eiaeu sebns
faGen gSertb erbaIten bate, erfubr, beban=
teIte iie bas Wanden auf bic uumeuidii9te
@eile, 10 baB iid i6lieBlih bic Nahbaru oes
SSaaner DeranloEt taben, bas ainb aus Der
Gbhut bes eestereu su uebmen unb oaHslbe
anberusitis IN Eilege 5u sebsu, tpabreuO Der
bersI0ie Sater ge3uuugeu purbe, bieies
@onrtp ~ perlafien uno ieineu @obuort
nod Cincinnati 3I uerle9sn. Die brittle 6rau
oeS Magner uno eine Sodter bieier ghe
fiuo Dor fnf5er Seit ebenfaQS gsfforbeu. Die
Sldgerin beaniprudt nun ben Ebeil oes
Rertbss jenes @runoftiides, nelder ibr
rad nem EeGument ibrer SrrBmutter 3u=
fonmt, unb ben Shsil Der Snterelien, pelde
lett oem Sabre 1863 aus bem ffreitigeu paufe
gesogen fpuroen. Der ridterli6e Gutheio
in Der 8lase hiirfte uor ablanf Der udhten
gBoGs itmerlid absesebsu peroen.
3m Spoe perbrannt.
qefrcp, Snt., s. Bebruer.- Stinion's
SpteI" an Sene @mart braunte m1breno her
uersanseuen siadt nieser. Brau Nesbitt
uu6 thr iiiuqftes &iub fameu In ben Elammeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
Scr Rra61 ta Cincinnati i.

Cincinnati, s. 6ebruar. - Sobu O..
8e Carp. ebemnliger Stcs BraFoeut Der
iuapenbirteu ,N3etrOpolituu National 'Baut,"
i}t ron Sobn @arItale uno albert Netter. iei.
nsu BIraen, ausgslieiert por0eu. ST beftn=
bet fitb isst inter GbSut eiHes 6ilfsz Bun,
beanarihaus uno piro in'8 SefdHgatB ipauz
bern mtiFeu, penu ct nid]t meme 8itrsen er'
lQrgt.
(gpater. )-8e Camp erlangte heute gad
mittas eiueH Sfrseu uao tpHrpe mIeber eHt'
lnifeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
Gbtnei!fd}e @rnbett 4lrbeiter ettt.
Iafsfaf.

8ittoria, Q. g., 8. Sebr. - Seit Der
letten @rplcfon in ben Mineu su Beuiuston
nno 8aimo baben fih bic hurtisen metseu
Ser9leute geeiniat. CUR Arbeit suriif,uiebren,
tpsnn bic tinehidasu Nrbeiter, meltbs. burf
tbre unpcrft,tigteit bas llugliif ueranlasten,
entlahen niirben. Die Bersmerfsbeiiter bas
ben ii9 nun bereit erildrt. idmmtIid3e Chine.
len ju entla1en uno Ger Betrisb In ben Ni.
men lutro bente wieber aufsenommen merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
m,nrD ,it,p selbitntorp J..

@alt, Ont, 8. 6sbruar. -9Obu @urrb,
Tin Sarmer, eridcB heate iii bjeftser Staot
btu S3ontisr nnD Wafler Seinri5 Rata uaO
beGius bann SeIblmOrb.
Btttsburg, ga., s. Ssbruar. .-Sobann
@eifier, eth retfeE Garmer oom 8 para
8nmnihip, beging geiteru SeibamOro 0urb
&rhdneen. Gr be5aB Elm BermDgeu BON CO..
100000. Die &or0uerss SuJn @ b ben inert.
piirpigen Dabtiprud ab, OaB Der 8erfors
beue mabaiEntg DurOe, neil ct 3u rtel 8elo
hnttP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
HsfehessGrFfe.

chicago, s. 6ebruar.-9inbcieb: 3us
fubr 5000, Berienbuns 1000; Breiie bari.
trten spiIden $1.75 uno $5.65.-S6Deiue:
9ufnbr $1,000, Serienbung 5000; Breiie
oariirten smilden $3.50 nub $3.50. -
edaafs: 3nfnbr 1000, Serieubuus 1000;
Rreiie bariirten ;uiid1en $500 unb $6.15.
ct. 2puts, 8. Sebr. --Rtuopteh: 3u'
fubr 1900. Berieubuu9 200; Breiie 0ariir1
ten sniiGen So 25 uub $3.50. - SfuetHe:
3ufnbr 34o0, 8erienbuus 900; BreiIe uari-
trten striifeu S4.95 uno $5. 5.7O.-Sdaafe:
3ninbr 900, gerlenbuug =; Breile bari.
irteu smiiden $3.50 uub $3.50.
f.2ibertp, BeunI., 8. 5ebruar. -
8inbpieb: 3ufnbr 81, Berienbuus Sc;
BreiIe bariirten 3pii9en 1915 unb $500.
Sdneine: 3ufubr HOO, Serienbuug 100;
- @daafe 3uinbr 14Oo, l5erIenbuus
800; Rreiie oarttrteu spif4en $3.50 un6
&6h0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
sriufwaiicr aus esblmesfamalea.


BhiIabeIpbia. 3D.. 8. Tebruar. -
gBie idon fnrs berihtet, fenten fib bieier
Gage bet Der Mfanui9aft beS britiihen
Sdiffes uStansarb" eigentbiimlibe Srant'
belts @rideinun8en, nameEtltd mad, oen1
@ennB Uon Wafer, elm. Der Sapitdu be-
abfdtiste, 10 balb, als m6glid mad Sau
Sran3isco aabsuieseln, uno bate, oa istn
SSaiieruorratb, ben er BON giuerpool u1tt9e'
ncnimen. sienlid erid0pft mar, uno er
tpnste, bas er In philadelphia leiblidb sntes
Srinfmaiier baben fDnne, ben Befehl 9e9ee
ben, tie Waiierfafer 81 fiilIeu. am lesten
Wiittlprd begann er, bon ben neuen gSaner'
porrath 3u gebrauden uno balb nafber fteu=
ten iid] ioDobl bel isu1, tpie bel oer Wt1uu=
tcaft, bic ermIhHten Snmptone elm. Die
ienteen, peldhe oas meifte Waiier tranfen,
nur0en ON StGrffen afF5trt. I'm Samftag
bradlte Der S6ifis 2aoer Dabis bem 9ez
iunbbeits 8eamten Batterion eine Slaitle
oolI bon bieiem Nafier. Dafelbe Durbe
aunItfirt, uno es fellte ith beraus, bag oas>
{elbe 80 Bro3egt pOn Slo1ten uureini9tetten
enthleIt, 10 onS Die Dtanni6aft, meHH fie
nod lduaere 3eit bas WGiIer gebraudt batta,
baran b1tte urfommen niilien. Das
SGiff liest uabe heu 8eeSi1ra6en Werft,
mo- Elm abSussfaual in ben DeIapare Min
bet, nub nir6 bort nebridetnli6 oaS gSaher
in Die Safer sefint Dcroeu isiH. 4af Sr=
bre bes @eIunOheits sSeamtsn itub bteiebeu
seleert uno sriinblih ssreluigt rporoea unS
merben oenInddfs nit retasm &Saller gefuus
perben.
Die Mannidaitsu Der Sdiffe u9tialto"
nub p9ao1 giairn" iinb ebenials in 6oi9e
oss @enufes bon ldlehtem s9afsr ertrautt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
Gefeaenhett FIR yeDernt atts,,
s o. IS q E f6er,
Tnbrifant BON nnb SinhIer nit
fufcn

Safcn
on xetuer 3d. ollie unh ioliber arbett; aue Gorter
StrtGs s0 6ra,
BalmoraIu. Germantown eefrifte II. getpebte
@trumpfmaaren, Strumpfpaareu,
unterbemheu, uEterhoIen, Sanoidube MIN
WrnBe MnsmGhI non &ur3naaren.
Waein retdbaIttses 4forttent, foule eisene {Sabrs
sotion bieten binreid1enbe @nrnnte, bas Id Gunben
oui's Seftt unb 8ilgftt bebienen fa1n.
Ea- 9ie b6Gfen Baarpreie iueroen ftr seoHt gee
aeben.
2pMfS HeIber,
Nr. 1877, Glib Broabnar.
fdbrif: WeiIcu DOR Der Etabt on Der ods.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
Ste rssberepr.t. "2ataarcpee.

@ortlanb. Oregon, 8. Sebruar. - Gm
25. b. Sits. fam Die eusliide Sarte nGberz
corr," beren llntergaus hereit3 gefern semel,
bet purbe, in Der 9dbe Der &iffe BON Brit
ttit=@ oIuintia in SiGt. Der Sdleppban.
pier nAforia" iubr bem Sdiffe ent9egen uab
brahte btu 2ootien CHARLES Sobniou an BOrO
Ger garfe, tpelde balb barauf in Solge oes
berrifenten beftisen Sturnes auf bic bobs
Gee hiuous getriebeu nurbe. 8ei Qnbru4
bes nahfien Cages tpuroe bas ba6rIn9te
Sdiff Don oem 8obbeufdnSer Charles Dc
SntDre" una siuisen Subianera gsiebeu. Da
heneIhen aber fsiu Boot sur Berfa8uug
fiano, 10 muBteu fie BON einem Rettuassoer<
iude Qbiianb nehmer. &ur3 na9 II ubr
Dittogs Ideiterte bissSarfe, une bic 5difis<
nennfhaft bes 8obbenfdugers. !uel9e iu3pis
fGen ein fleine8 &ettuussboot geiitert bate,
mahte i'm Geretn nit ben Sno,aueru oer=
stgeifeIte anftrenaunseH, bic nit oen Beaea
tdnpfenoeu Sditfbriidigeu 3u retten. 9far
b1ei Der 2eeteren fonnteu. tDie geifern r1itse=
tbeilt, tn Stderbeit gebraht uerben; Die
uebrigeu fanben oen Sob in cen gSeIen.
Gte ;3abi Der llnsefommenen piro mad cen
neusHen Seridlten Guf "a an3egebeH. Der
strettete gdiff iunge tam erft 5shn Stunb IN
uad ifiRer Nettung ipieoer gum Sem ABteiR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
gSernttEte Saml,fer.

8biIabetpbta, s. 5sbrIar. - Sn
biefsen Nberertreiien herriden ernffe 8eiorss
uife iber bas Sdidial Der britt9su 0ams
pier n&arien," Capt. McSee, u0ufta." Capt.
@r,nfeab, uno uagitha," Capt 8arutie,
pette anfauss 9sSeulber BON &aroiff, Bas
les, rad @artaagena, Spanien, absiu9eu,
I'M gabungeu @iieners BON bem lesteren pa
fen nnh 9bilabelpbia Ill bringeu. Ste iuHr=
sen su 6itIem 3uefe BON Der hiefigeu gicma
glnnlor G. Comp. geniethet. Seit ihrer Ibs
fabtt fehleH alle Radrihteu BON thnen, uuo
bic Sabrssuae iino bereits i'm glopo'iheH
giireau iu 2oubon als uermiBt berthset nor
ben Sbr rdtbielbaftes Seri9wiuoeu errest
srpse llrrube. Der Sampfer r@lpis," pel=
der @naIano I'M nnseiGbr bic ndmltdle 3elt,
tpie bic permibten Dampfer, oerlteB uuo IN
@artbagena eineu Cargo am Borb nabm, 1T
idon Dor elmer 0o9e bier ansefommen nub
bate auf ieiuer sansen 6abrt aiiaiiiges Betz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09

Seber ber einmaI Or. Bua's rSufen=gprup4 aez
broud bat, fommt imner ipieber 6oraIf surhd, oenn
gihts b,ieitist grfdIsunsen &c. fdEe0er, Vreis 25
Cents,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
NORTHUMBERLAND

EGH Gttrttt a&nfe6I0ar &tsffetss &a=
tarr5, &etferfett, b6Fett &aES, sgEB~
ma, Stdune ttttS aac StSrttn8ea Gee
G(tbasnn9sOEGane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
&arg. alnn Snrfe.

2puhou, s. Gebruar. -Ser. SsaGteu
SbiisatinHeu: 4pro5. 1893, oittO 44spro3.
HOS. gftieu: A..S.-sS 81, b;ttn Grior.
II, Canada Eacific 57a, Grie 27. Ditto
9rior. 1014, Sninn,ss Central 1874, Wer,cau
46s. CT. Saul III, Rem.gorf Central l1O4.
8ennipipania 55t' 3eaetus s34, Mericau
Central Is, Canada Norbueit. 2aaosGo. g.
2tueEpool 8. Sebruar, 1890 Nit'
tags. Saummoue: Wtitteli. SberI. GIG,
bittc. yierp. Gieans 5l8. - Die 8ertdufe
betrugeu 5000 Nalen, Spetulatiou uEb
4ustnbr 1000, Suflhr $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09

Geipen Gin6e>n6en GiniIuB auf 6ie ans
ge9riiienen Atbmun9S Organe oerOautt
er Der Sbatiadle, oaB feline 8ettanbtbeile
Die pirfiamiteu befanHten Srutmitte[
ftnb. Der 5auptbeffanbtbeil 1T Ser SOnia
Der 9(AbOrn (Horehound) sBFan3e, NIT
Der Abies Balsamea Ooer Balm of Gilead
6emi|d uerbunben. gteben btelen entbGlt
CT flint peitere bOtaniide @lemente, tpeld5e
Die 2Birfiamteit beOeutcpo peritarten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
Nene Ansetgen.
OE-Haltimorsr Mssatar
fHr DOMESTIC C"-ytabutaT bttaes.
q. Nh. emtth, Rr. z17, sseros8ass strabe

Weoihinen nerben
gesen e d. te
Boaen= uuo Wlos
mats : A6sabtuns
gen pertauft; alte
Wtaifinen In
9auih ansencus
men; bet Baars
tabluns sroBer
Habatt bemiuist;
au6 8erfdufe oui
/, q unh 8 Ros
nate semadlt.
Soshen aus Der
SSabrit erhalten:
80 nerie Maihis
men, bic pertauit
tnerben mdIfen.-
- ~ -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09

Bargains tu erlansen. Gmttb rertauit aIe Sabft'
'Fote, tuie SouiehoIb'he Glbriose'ite unS Si1ger.
fde. 81 aIertiefften Breien nnb rep9rtt Wtal1,nen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
Su sooe perbrauut.

9efrcp, Snt., s. Bebruar. 5tinion's
Sptel" 81 Belle @mart brauute rpdbreuo her
uersangeneu sfatt nieeer. 6rau yfesbitt
uub ihr iiusftes aine tamen in ben 6lammeu
Inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09

9ieienigen, weIae Sa[eIs Honey Of
Horehound unb Tar ge6raudca, uers
iidern, baB er in allen 6alen wun6erbar
beilenO tuirtt, mo- Die 2Itbmunss> 0raaue
angegrificn fin6, unb OaB feline @irfuna
cine un9emein raIde tit. @r entbalt 6urdls
aus gtiat8, mas 0em WtaQen nadltbeilia
|ein f6nnte, bat etnen auBerit angene6men
@eidmaf unO miro gu einem Breife Ders
fault, pclaer e8 icl6it Qeaienigen nit bea
ftrdntten Waitteln errn6gliat, ,Oe6enBo6Is
tbaten tbeilboftig 8u peroen.
Sin 5uIten IdBt iib oIs bas gprIdufera
Stadium Der S6ptRpiudt, elmer &rantr
belt, gegeu peI6e 5aIe's Nnbprns uno
Ibeerbpntg bas iiderite betaunte 8prbeus
guuasmitteI lift, pa6enb bejei6nen. ytdn
peridiebe oaber ben @ebrauh biele5 pers
ldbItden ipesifiden WitteIs teinen augen-
bid.
Rin6ern tit er, tpenu fte bon Group o6er
Reudbuiten befallen nOr0en, 6urd leine
linoernoen @tgenidoften iebr oienli9.
VrciIe: 25, so Gents unO 81 bic
6Iui8e; bic 9r5bte bic bigisFe.
BG-Sn allen aputbeten au babeH.
SNSa %oe.&
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ser Wapfs ,.np ote trtiAe Nraae

Rom, 8. Sebruar.-Der Bapff Bat ben
Sarbiual Siueoui infiruirt, ben iriIden 8i=
IG6fsn ben &atb gu ertbeileu, In tbreH Pre=
bigten eas Solt Srlanb's CUR 8eahtung Der
@eiete unb einem rubigen Serhalten 3n er=
mabnen. Der Bapff duBert bic Abitdt, eineu
permaneuteu npofOIii9en ee9ateu mad ST.
lamb 5u i9iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09

Wfi!wautee, s. fsebruar. -Dar vgfa.
tioual SereiH Der Brauereibaiiter" bat be-
l6lohen, bic Wilnanfee'r Brauer in ibrem
Sample sesen ibre frifenben Arbeiter NIT
nller Wiodlt IN unterfiiseu. Gin @irfuIar,
peIdles cine ausfiibrltbe Iusetuanberiesau
Der Satlage in Ytilpaufee entbdlt, if aufs
ge!ett poroen unb mira ben Witsltebera Ses
graner Sereius sugei9dt peroeu. - Die
nErnnarbeiters Union Scr. 9" BON Wtilpautee
bat ebenfalls elm @irtular erlafien. in pal5em
fie bic Sttuatiou BON tbren Stanbpunft aus
ihiloert nnb allen Arbeiteru getpiiienbafte
Seahtnng oes ygoncott8" gegen MtIuaus
fee'r Sier enpieblt. Siinfsi8tauieno Greus
plare ienes @irtularS iiuo in beuti9er uuo
en9lii9er Sprafle gehrydt poroen.
Eaa s@tt gNtmnter's Wadfolaer.
Btttsburg, 3d., s. Sebruar. pie gr-
Dablnns etnes ytadfolgers fiir ben uerforbez
men @rS=abt Wtmmer bonn Seuebiftiuer=
S4een fanb beute in Der ct. SinceHtzHbte
ffatt. Die Babl fiel auf Bater Sunoceu
sHOlf, sesenpartigen 4bts 3u atdiiou, as
llu9efdhr $50 Ritslieoer' beS Srnens aus
neridieeeneu @egeuoen oes 2anees tuaren
anmeienb. Der Difritt nu1faBt Beuulplna=
uien, Ohio, Suoiuua, Beit>Birsiaiea uae
Warplonb.
(Spdter.)- Gbt 8olf bat bic grpabluns
gum @rs gbt ber ct. 8incautz Abtei telegra
pbilh abgelehut. @ine spette g8nbl fanb
aIehonu ffatt unb reiultirte in Der @rpdhluug
bss Faters 5iutsuad. Der 9estsre bat aca
ceptirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-09
Die 9aat.

~ ~WFV~
IL bas fpeBifid3e duBere Sauptmittei aeaen 6onts
ihonerun9 Der 6aut, bas ie betm $ubltum rtraes
fubrt por6en. IS beiettigt raid @ SommerIproFs
len, eeberfIe {, SIGtbeH uH6 ienes aIses
pobnithe uno entfelenoe Seioel ACNE unb matbt
ote Saut i6on tl1r unb elatt. D7an psrlnnge
81 n's Sdnsislistie uHb 9fte it9 DprRa&~
dbmunaeH
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saneeftdrne tm eaeoftee easasa's.

2oubou, 9. Sebruar. .-Sefreih unb Die
Sirfei iinb BEN befti8en S4neefdrmeu
beimgefu9t morOeu. Sn Der Snrtst III Der
sturm Der befttsfte Ieit 1874. Aaer Sertehr
3u 9nnoe nnb sur Gee tft uuterbrOden, uHo
IN @onftanttnupel Iie9t ber Sdnee SuB
tief
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-27

L denotes trace OF rainfall
q. n. SA-Tapi'Rg SisnL Corpa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-27
FLoRIpA,s METROPOLIS.
Orange Trees for California Flight o.
a Hotel Keeper.


JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 26.-The
steamer Manatee brought from Point La
vista to-day ! 200 orange trees for shipment
to California. They were all placed in
boxes and earth closely packed around
them. They were young, fresh and green,
and apparently growing. Each box
weighed about 800 pounds
John II. Roberts, manager Of the Oxford
Hotel, has gone to parts unknown. He is
well known among tourists, having for sew
eral months here acted in the capacity of
clerk at different large hotels. There were
number of boarders at the hotel at the
time of his departure and they had to shift
for themselves.
A. B. Johnson, formerly Of Macon, Ga,
but now of this city, is land up with badly
crippled hand and injuries to his side.
While at work at a machine yesterday IN
St Augustine, his hand came in contact
with some part of it, splitting open his
thumb and terribly bruising and decorating
the flesh in the palm and on tho back Of the
hand piece OF lumber in the machine
was also hurled against him, striking hiu
a fearful blow on the side The full extent
Of his injuries was not ascertained till his
arrival home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-27
COLUMBUS CHAPTERS.
Improve nae nts Which Denote Pros
perity Among the Mills.

In1prov m ents Which Denote Pros
perity Among the Mills.
COLUMBUS, GA, Jan. 26.--Mr. Orr, chair
man of the mass meeting held last week to
take steps regarding the exposition, has ap-
pointed G. Gunby Jordan, II. c. Hanson,
J H. Gabriel. l. A Camp, T. NJ Foley, J.
~ Fletcher, d. ?. Dozer, T. Joseph, l.. F,
Garratt, J. A. Kirken. J. f. Flourner
5. Garrett, E. a Jenkins and J. X. Orr
70 ascertain the sentiments of the citizens
or the subject. Under the resolution adopt
Ell Mr.. Orr was TO be one of the committee.
They will meet tomorrow afternoon, when
things Will take definite shape
This afternoon as a quantity of grain was
being moved at Walker Brothers ware
house a Girder broke III two, dumping the
grain, salt and men in pile on the ground
Fortunately 10 one was injured.
The Muscogee Manufacturing Company S
mill No, is just being completed. 1t IS 4
handsome three story building, The engines
arc already IN place and the machinery is
arriving daily.
Tie Swift Manufacturing Company has
received several carloads of new machinery
in the past week
1t is rumored that the Eagle and Phoenix
Manufacturing Company will very soon be
gin work on mill No. 4. which will be To-
cat q just across the river.
William Newsom, who lives i'll Brown
vile, while standing before fire, tainted
ard fell in it. He was badly burned about
the face before assistance arrived.
Oscar +. Knox, OF Troy, Ala, committed
suicide at the Central Hotel in this city
tIis afternoon by blowing out his brains
with revolver. Business trouble was the
probable cause for the act. Knox was -
Years old and unmarried.
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Special indications for Georgia:
Eklk Warmer, far weather, winds be-
coming light to fresh southerly.
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GEoRGIA's CAPITAL CITY.
A Verdict Against Bradetreet s-Su-
preme Court Decisions

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. &c the City
Court to-day the case Of james Johnston,
who sues Bradstreet's Agency for damages,
was concluded. In 1884 Mr.. Johnston kept
grocery store and was considered a we'll
TODD citizen. He ran for the City Council
that year, and Bradstreet sent out reports
that his habits were not good and that he
was leading reckless life. This notice was
followed by another stating that MIR. John
st1ns habits were uuimproved. II was
claimed that these notices were quite dam
aging 70 his standing in the community.
The jury brought in a verdict for $4,000
for the plaintiff.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
The Supreme Court rendered the follow
ing decisions today:
NJ. L. Cooper VS.. Paul Jones; from Hous-
ton. Affirmed.
B. F. Tharp ct al, VS. P. Yarbrough ct
al. from Crawford. Affirmed.
George $. Obear, trustee, VS.. A. G.. Little,
next friend; from Bibh. Affirmed.
Adj. Gen. Kell has sent notices to the
Governors staff to accompany him to Sa-
vannah on the occasion of the unwilling of
the Jasper monument Gov. Gordon and
staff will leave on Feb. 81.
The Capitol Commission held its monthly
meeting to-day. The architects report
showed $50, 1866 % due for tie past month.
1t was ordered paid. The Superintendent
was authorized TO designate the number Of
electric bells 10 be placed in the building
and report the cost of the batteries and
wires to the next meeting.
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MACON MENTION.
The State Convention OF Negroes
a Negro Boys Death.

me cJate convention OF negroes
a Negro Boys Death.
MACON. GA, Jan. 26.--During the Christ
mas holidays several negro boys accused
another negro boy named Zeke Bowman OF
stealing 25c. Shortly afterward a white
boy found the money, thus disproving the
accusation. Three weeks ago the same
party of negroes met Bowman in an alley
in East Macon and renewed the difficulty
about the 25c James Monroe shot Bow
man in the leg with pistol. Ganglene set
IN, and Bowman died this afternoon from
the effects OF the wound.
r. h. Aiken, a negro working on the
East Tennessee road, had an arm badly
mashed to-day while coupling cars.
Neagre reports have reached this city of a
collision this morning at a town ON tho
East Tennessee road, nine y miles below
Macon. A negro was severely hurt A
passenger ran into freight train on a
siding.
To-day's session of the negro State con-
vention was largely attended and consider
able business vas transacted Resolutions
were adopted and there was much speaking
on national education. the chain gang sys-
I m. agriculture, temperance, the Jury sys-
tenn, ballot box, etc. W. A. Pledger intro
duced resolution commencing the action
OF the colored people OF South Carolina in
trying 10 raise funds to employ competent
attorneys TO defend those negroes who
lynchad a white man who outraged col
ored woman near Greenville.
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