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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-07
gHtt pTersrc,s aud fol4etsee 9rs
6rttas SdrGQinSI

G&teB% SuCgNIWSI
20 Glide sysiBee StidiiHneR, tpertb 80
eco fetme CietoeawerfttoeJ Mipacaz
@egsnidltrme, re9eImdBger &reis So -
90 i SnseRS sS rotSe t Ses eMam,,cr.,lnter5emoea
re9slmdbiacr 8res $l,OO, reou3Irt auf.. $50
100 Duten5 sSaITSHbctn Samen Sorz
iette, re9elmdSiger YrsiS so @ents, reouz
30 Snten6 Mcrino Samen @eiten,
re9e.mdb9er 4reis 65 Gents, rebutiIt auf .39
35 Sueen6 sensnpuens sSeriea s9ameaa
&anoinube, rsseImdBtger $rets 2O9tS., 49,
10 Snsenb rntbe tpoIsne Sataenz sent
oen, reselmdBiger Rreis "a S1.00, reou=
Is Sutsn6 rsseindbias Glamnsr,
Striintpfe, rs9eImdbi9er grsis % @tsy
100 ietssne Mobair Reeeaid,irme regss '-1)4
mdsiser Yrcis S2.25, re0uSrt aui 80. l.19
25 9utenb rotbe upllene W6nItsr iluz
terbtmoet, ressImdbi9er 4rets 65 Gents, -
10 r' Sntenb ~ ,.goncic:" sef,en Ser;ens 100
Gin 6arbsn), re3cImdBi9er Yrets $500,
100 S1' erGse safie gt ii,o Goas, rsa;imdtger 30
Yreis "a $3.50, Te6u5irt auf. f...........- SO
SO fGteeHztlntsrr06s, re9eImdBiger Bre.S
S2.OG, reoultrt auf Observation-Disclosures. .9S
100 sRarictucr StrppoeGen, re3e!m6sioer
8reS $500, reSu6trt aut :;...-:,..:;;.., LBS
so Duteno sHaodIeEz&oristte nit StuIz
terz0tiemen, reaelmdBtger 4tet5 so Cents,
Ieou6rt auI "a
4O EaGr mctBs ann ntGEe EScuoeGtIr
regelmd6iaer Yrtis SI.35, re0uSlrt auf.. 10
rebu,irt cui. ,., ,39
40 Guteno edhte sseGGu0sz zg9aiie, regelz
mdSt9er gTei5 $3.50, rebu3irt ouf ...... 1.48
5 SHteno sesttt3te 5sGHusr SSeSea
lnouenl, Te9eImdBiseF YretS sl'59, oo
10 gtiidf rStbes ~ tarftsnes stidliiiumen,
regelmd6qsr IreI3 35 Gents, reouStft auf 20
1C0 sltbu8iPpen=tSiH9gatI j. atIre9enIdItrute
n fe9enNGFiget %fs.S S1.uu, re6Hpnt anf.. '69
40 tpsthe Setteedsm, re9eImdBi9er &rets
20 goor feline tpeiBe gspGpeden. rcselz
md6iaer &}res $3.50, reAUS'rt uuf....... $40
20 DubenO sStnrgrzS Setfehs nit gciaIz
feitfEi 9nGG1, reJelmdBi9er &Ieis
Sl.O0, reiu5nt ouI .............. 80. .75
40 eOmfnrts (grtrGz9r6Se), reselmdBger
Ires S1.50, reouitrt auf ............... .9S
20 0ubtn6 SsdHusr' ais biuSen, reselz
mdBIser Yres rs @ents, reou5irt auf.... .16
90 Dutenb aVertro 5Rdnuer llnters
bsmetm, re9sImdst3er %rets 80 Gents, oo
rs eec5Ssc bm. gsippcm fdnttiSd,s Sing.
baMsResenid,trne, ressImdBtger Erets ~
S1.50, re6ub'Ct Gui OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .9S
so Dubeno W1aner' SSoientrager, regelz
IndBiQer &reS 25 Gents, reou1irt Guf.... Ia
so stniadIe SbapiS, re9elmdtiger RretS
Sl.5o, rteuSlrt aut ....................- .94
200 &aor SptSenporhanGe, re9etmdBi8er
Ert.S $3.50, reou5trt auf .:.......::..... LIS
100 fsioene ,,BIuria" : GeaenSdltrne,
iesilmdBiser @reis $500, rebusrt auf :. las
10 Sutenb Uonsuc SRdnner sSaGer,
regeImGSiqer 4STelS $500, rsouNrt AMI o.. LOS
$500, re6uf:rt ami ............o...e.,.. 'o.. 24C
40 Ifsrceoeden nit 5iteuren. Grtra= @r5Ge .9s
90 fetne gSouSs6en, le9elmdBi9er Bret'
S4.00, reouSirt aui ..............,,..... 2.7t
Geafen Sic az st.sferen
noIless 3shra;ts
Seginn TOM menb EN- Wt ou @ q
Sanest nur oretBis Gage bel
St oab 6 8 o 3 ,t,
gir. sol nnb 5O3, Sao=Srpaoipap,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-07
Der Qeatf6e Correspondent.
Ste fiirstiG3e Sabafataftropbe tn
9HnhTtft,n

gGinnipes, Ran., 6. San. - Rebrere
Baiia9iere ftnb BON benz Sdauplabe Der 3rui=
ifeu l nnb 2 llbr ON MittnO9 friih su
MtboIetcn, 1863 Wteilen Dhlif BON Bort arz
thur, auf Der ,@anabilden Bacftcs Sabu"
einsetretsuen 8abutataffropbe bier ansefom.
men, unb bringen ndhrere gtadriftel iiber
bas llnsliid. Spei Sra9tsiise collibirteu
auf elmer bohen Bride, uno hei6e 2otomotios
fubrer, eiu Seijer unb elm Sremier faueu
INNS 2eben. @iuer Der Qotometipfiibrer
purbe nod lebenb inter benz 0raf liesenb
geiehen, nnb elmer ieiner &ameraoen ergrtff
DIE aus ben Sriimmeru berporrasenbe Sano
bes llnSliidltd1eu, nm Inn 81 belfen. gu
Ieinem groben Shredeu bra9en Die Singer
oes Wannes, neId1e burd) bic uorberrihenoe
srimmi9s Salte sefrOrsn rpareu, bei'u eriteu
6ude sIsih biirreu Geiisru ab. Der gofo=
motipiIbrer nlroe penise Winrteu barauf
ars ieiner Sage befreit, lehte jebo6 MIR noG
uusefGbr cine StrnOe. Gin 6eiJer, pelder
bon Der HofOmotiue iprang, ols er lab, bas
cine @oaifon uuuermetolib mar, uub babel
ldpere TerIetungen erlitt, 1T mad Bort 4rz
thur 9ebradt iuOrben. Die 8abubeoien teten
finb Der Anftt, bGB bic 8ampfteiiel beioer
gotonotioen BET Der @oliFon erploSirteu.
unb oaB Ger Sdaben en- Der Bride our9 o;s
grploiion ueranIabt tuurbe. Der pstuuiire
Seiluit tpiro arf $180,o00 seitaet.
9sr rermtBte Sanpfer+
Hep=D orf, 6. Sanuar. - Die gtads
ridt, baB Der uarmiBte Dampisr ySouapans
DO" bon bem Sdleppbampfsr ySauilanb"
aufsefuuoeu uuo mad bietsem 5afen busftrt
pOrben iei, bat iif oils eiu Srrtbum erpte'
len. Ser Berihterifatter Der Aiiociirten
Breife auf Sanop 5oOt uerspe4ielte udmlid
Elm nOusetateltes Seselidifi, pelteS i'm
Shlepptau bes p6auilauO" uorgefteru abeuo
su ipdter Stunoe Sanbp Soof paiiirte, nit
benz ner1niBten Sampfer. gtan slaubt, baB
bic ,Scnamanba" our1 ben Sturm eine be-
trGdtidbe Strede in ben Sseau biuaussetrte=
ben nuroe uuo in Solae befefter WaidiueEie
nur Iaugiam ibren gBes inter Segeln 3uriids
leeen tann, 10 oaB es nod einise Gage braus
den biirfte, bis oas Sabr3eus b,er eintrifft.
(SpGter.) J Die beute aus 0arieu. Sa., on.
aefommeue gnrte u9euanter" traf bic , 80
namanoa" am 8. Sauuar 60 Wetlen iiiomeft
LID pOm norbSfillhen eeudtidtff Dor Anter
lteseub on uno uerierste oas Sabr;eus nit
9ebensmitteln.
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eifse Der HauteI= I=Baraatas J

Stfte Oct Nantel=Sar9atnsI
so fartirte Samenz Saden, reselmdsiser
Ytets S4.00, rebutirt auf.............. 2.6O
II nfzuebsrmhrfe, reaslmdBi9er Yreis o
$3.50, reouSirt auf. f...................:. $50
$500, rebusirt auf .................. 11.93
reseimdsiasr vreis $500, reousirt auf. 4.65
25 eeitreiite 5e6en, resetmdsi9er Prets
$500, reoubrt auf uf..................... 5.4S
S17.00, reOusit ani ni.................. 1915
$500, rebHsrt oiif. if...........o....'.... S.45
25 fatrirts SSctpHGtfsfS, re9emdS,ger
Brei5 SO, rebujrt auf........ -. 7.5S
13 SsEbuhos gIGf6) ilsbersptTfe,
regcImdBisrr grels $1,000, reOu5irt allf 1850
10 MIRA ia u Hebertutrfs, tcgeimGBiger
Breis $1,000, rsoutrt auf ............. 11.OO
l 4artie Sinner =8p6s, @r06e i'm pier
Sobre cite. re9eImdBt3et gret5 $500,
IA gIafd1 Sacauss. regelmdsi9cr 8rets
$500, reouSlrt auf .................:. $3.50
$1,000, re6uSirt auf ...'............... 6,95
so fatrtrte SseGe. rtit Gapn5sfG, 1egel=
rldfi9er Breis 5000, reousrt auf -. 4.25
Sreis $500, rtSusirt aaf ..o...:..... 1896
10 farrtfte yietpntGreete, regeImdBtger
Breis $1,000, reoUBrt 1uT. ............. 1855
9nra dboasi siIsberDnffe, rsseImdBi8er
HretS $4,000, re6uEtrt aIf ............. 1915
co, rc6nsrt onf nf...........'.......... 'D.s $3.50
GIets $500, re6nsitt auf ........... $3.50
Sud, ltetctrirfe. re9elmdBi5er Prets
S15.CO, rsauStTt auf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
l Uartie SStEcettSRe, 65 @IS., S6 @t$., $1.15,
Sl.40; 6a5 2oppee perth.
I gartic Sf.ncatrSde, Ia $500, $500, $500
unh 5000, oas 9oppelte nerth.
Gttra=WtoEfn- "A, 46, 4S-oprr6s1tG III fons
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Senntor ssaifoss ftber ete Sarif,
SSraQc.

9ubuque, Sa., 6. Sauuar. r.-Ssnator
Qution, pelber sefern mad @aibington abs
9ereifi if, bat I'D in elmer vSnteroisp" bas
bin ausgsipruden, baB bieieuige Bartei,
peIde es periGumt, 81 elmer ldleuuisen 8es
buitipn Der S0ue mItjupiEteH, in Der 9unf
bes Solfes perlieren weroe. Die Drinslit
feit elmer einibldsisen WaBresel iei auer=
fount, uno Der @ougreB miife in Der Sa9e
@tnas thun. QliIon tpollte nit)t auf etneu
befimmten Ylan entgeben. @r iaste, Die
aniihten Der beioen Yarteien 9eben 10 melt
uuseiuanber, baB sur @rreiduug eiues 8eiaIs
tote sesenisitise 3useftdnOuifie semadt msr'
ben miifieu. @r lei bereit, bic Sabafsfeuer
unb bic 3uter3Glle fallen su lafeu uub bic
Sreiliffe 3u ertpeitern.
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Snsiana's Wtt,croItct, .Ne efd,th,.,,t

8ra3il, Snb., 6. Sanuar. - Staata=
MiuensSnipeftor DtcGuabe siebt in feinem
SabressSeridt bie seiamute Proouftiou Der
220 SObIeusR Riuenz Suoiana's uuf 3,2l7,711
SOuueu ON, eine 3uuabme BON 2l7,711
Sonnen ge9en bas Sorinbr. gta9 Infd)t
bes Snipeftors bdtte Der Abbau Ieid3t auf
IiliOuen Epnnen sebra6t peroen t6nueu,
tpenu nidlt bic uarIbiebenen Strifes eiuges
treten nareu. Sas in ben Soblen. Bergner=
Zen argelegte Snpital be;,ffert fd auf 81
1872 .00O i'm @unssn, $500 600 rnehr. aIs i'm
Soriahre. Sn Solse Der Strites uuo Sntrafts
treteus bes 3p,ihenfaatIideu Slnoelsgeietes
tpurbe bic gtadfruse nad Der in 5taate ge=
nOnneneu Soble 10 seffeisert. bu5 Der Bebarf
tuum sebedt merben tonHte. Die 3abl Der
in ben Sobleuperfsn bei4dittgteH arbetter
betrd9t 1904.
Safper, Snb., G., Sanuar. pie , Bud
S6caIsSilper= Niniu9= ano Snleltius Co."
idmel3t tdglid ungefdbr 20 Sonueu fiber.
haItisen @efeius aus ben 9rubeR am 0hitez
&lrer, Dubois GOuutp, SnO. Jia6 elmer su
giep-Yort, Sp.. uOrseuommeuen S9eibun9
enthGlt ieee Sonue oieies @efsiEs etua 500
on GiIber uub in Gnlh.
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mtspern0rolut.aet,

y n { g. y e. rts 9erlD I. - Sor
8idter 0tortis.) s. 6. Epgert uHo @onlor
ten mtoer 81. 9. &mOrp; erIeoiSt.
8uno'e8s 9ertd t.-(Sor 8tdIz
ter GOuo uuo BeiFber S1dioH.) Stennrt
gegeH bic ,@reeubter g8bite 9uIpburz
Spriugs GOmpagHie;" )" erleOtgt aber nod
tein llrtHeitslprUd.
Supertors@eri riot. - (8or 93itter
YbeIp8.) @uliion II. u. tploer SObnioa Il.
g.; inter Yerbauoluug.
criminal @ertdl t. - (Bor Rt9ter
8ufp.) Seute ioueu prOBeiirt lperOeu: Die
gie9er 2enis g8iGiams uuo Robert RobiH
ION, SrageH uerborgeucr Baffeu; SObn 3.
2rnmme, Sbomas unb 8rigitte SrOwn uu0
bic Sdpar3en @. 9reen Iuo q. Seufin5,
tbGtltter Au9riff.
Staot= t=8retsgertdt.- .-(Sor 9li9
ter Dennis Ser oimmernabreube Boroer=
State 8auuereiu" ptoer 8enldmiu s. Ser
brtf), 6. y. Seelg uHo q. g8. uHo Gouin
Cole; 8etrete our SergQutuH9 oerbppotbe-
itrter grunOliide. - Ser ntmmerwabrenOe
Robert. &mmetz SQusereiH gtr. ." 1egeu gS.
y. Treberid, Ditto.
gBaiieu 9ertdt.-(Sor ben 8idteru
2inoinD, 8an8 uno Sentin8.) 8Gs STUerz
tar oon 9eorg Serdbofis gadtaB paro uHs
terbrsitet; Dfartba unb Suianua Sauberer
nit Serualtung Der Sinterlaieui4uiten Don
Barbara unb @eors y. Seuoerer betraut.
g4oseDrtStG8e Oct pseatt 9anspIeS
Don Retr sDort:
Dampier -S6ebom" nab AmFerbam - am z.
Iampfer ga Bretaone" nat5 6aore-am z. San.
8ampier rSaltic" nah Siperpool-am z. San.
Iompier r28dslnn6- mad Iutwerpen-am Z. San.
8ampfer n9}epubItc" mad 9tUsrpooI-om IL. San.
Sampfer a9l6e" nab Sremen- am IL. san.
0Gupfer nState Of gteouba- nab Stas9ou - am
Gamrfer ga Rormanote" naa 9aSre - am IA.
Sampler .@itp Of gidmonO" naa eiperpOOt - an
Ii. Sanuar.
D6mpf,r ~gOtbnia~ mad 2iuerpooI-am IA. San.
Gampfer rAnto;il" Hn6 @IasgorU-am IA. San.
9anpier ~2btnBOalG- mad 3openpageu-am Ia.
8ampfsr rgeer0au" nad5 8otter6am-am a. San.
Sampier "ytoor0IGno" na4 AntpeIPsn - am IA.
Sanuar.
Dampfer ,gBuomnaD mad 2iuerpooI-am II. San.
9Qmpfer -2DerIa- nap Sremen-um Is. San.
Sampfer rAoIiatic" nab SiDerpoOl-am Is. San.
Dan pier -Gtate Of Sn6iana- nah GIas9oD-am
3Gmpfer rgusuia4 na6 5am6urs-am 10. San.
9ampter ramfterOam- nab JlotterOam am Il.
Snnuar.
Dompfer .Sbio" mad 2fuerpooI-am 81. San.
9ampier rumb brta" nod Guerpool am 81. San.
Iompier DDeponia" nab @jtasgoiD-am 2l. San.
9ompfer rSa Gascogne" nab 9aore - an 81.
Sanuar.
0ompier .Gitp Of Berlin mad &ioerpool-om %.
Snnuar
Dampfer -Serp1a" mad 2ioerpool-am %. San.
Dampfer -Burnsiiia" na1 9IasgolD-Gm IS. San.
Saupier sGlbeI" nod Bremen-dm 25. San.
pier rgbum~ ned IN iteronm-am 2S. San.
0ompisr -g8iscOnFn- nab 2tuerpoOI - am 81.
Sonunr.
D0mpfer .Ggnteau yquem" mad goroeaur-am
81. SdHuar.
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Weas NE}etgsn.
g obte g.. Srible

Der ggobltbdtiefsitszS Bah itnbet tontmsnter mons
tea N6eno fat unb ipiIo. norduf NQe5 blnbeut2t,
bas SauptcreiGniB Der Geisuihaft IN Der Saon merz
ben. gBir baben lanee idmeoiidle Sanoffnbe
fir gdne uro @eelitditen; &beinitei,sz uHo aoI>
beae Shrrinas, 23rod)eu uuo sails sbdnoer; aQe
Solten brinnnter S,aars 3teratbsn uno ele90nttr
Fdd,er. gSir baben ldbone Ssraaeu= utio 1Tan=
inettenfn6pfs, Semoenfn6pfe unb ale Sorten
Irauer Sfbmuf, Neiteassttsu, Mrutbanoer
II. {. NJ, iome @alanteries unb SurSmaaren, Itnz
eeruaarsn aller art. uuier seiamEstse eager
GEuId,Uaarcn, Stsauez ifteureu nno BRIO
A-BRAC tptrD su ifbr nteOrigen gretien aus
senI 9Se1e eeidlaSit. gSir fnii1en ben Eaurt,
ireIdlea oieie Sadlen eiaaebrHsu, auoerwsiti8
ssrneunea, Gno ne miifen nnbeetHat abeez
feft peroea. Seine tiur trGenomte Gnnebrt=
bare GfTerte tpiro abeetrteieu. @s iiuo nod ets
niae bl6id1e &antuta unc Snrften= Serptee pors
banben; Wanieures Eerptcs uuo &sbettsfansn
unb Yartien idoner Bric-a-Brac.
sSottt o.. Srible,
(6G SharIeS= ttto 2ertuatons5trake.
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Der Siderei &omuliiidr bat benz Senat
beriftst, baB bic Srtidaft gteobo, Rc., fld
am Sefen Bur arlaae elmer 6lidjuar Nm
feIt eigne, uno boB bte Sepohner bes Srtes
beleit ieieu, gu bieiem 3uede II older gan.
bts bersuihenfen. Sur IusfiiArung be5
4roieftes pQre cine Serniut9un9 BON $13,s
coo Seiteus bes @ouqrefe8 n0tbig.
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y. q. $pute.

u. 81. Soute.
uniebIbores glitteI geeen Ufalario, Despepft
9ebers unb ytsroenlei6en. Appetihofiefet, Bereau'
ungsfhDdbe uno ale hmotitten Gteber. Roeis
Ialfur aeaen 8opfeiben unb BeTfopfung. U1an tors
oere nur ". g. Eontc unh fttR anoerts. 80
Cents bic fslnltt. ". q. Sabntropten Nerve
Killer) beiIt 3abni4mtraeu ietorf; Id Gents eR
NIa{aes Su ousu Apethetep an AeeeHs
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Nte ,,SIpte Neierpe 0e9enIetttes 2sbenSs
~ DetfiGeruneSz0om ompaente,"
Sr. 1, gSefts&ertngto aftrabe, Baltimore,
Boicen, Die fiber $5,O0O,0O Berftheruns r.prd.
fsnttren, aussefelt, mebr, benn $50 600 bel 2obss-
tdlen aussstabIt, befst cine Baarbilans bon mebr,
6enn $40, 900 unb gtDdbrt gerftterunsen aler Hrt
mad 6en befen eriftirenben Spfiemen.
HF CUTE Hsenten rperben Tn un6 auBerhaIb eer
Gta6t perIangf. Il. Roo. 'S6.) Tan menbe ftdb
f6riitlid ober perionIit on 3. =. napersaet,
(siehr q qSf9oo y EgfretGr.
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Sie 6nut.

piAr's Babuweh- GrOpfrH 'HijsiH gFiauii. ln ''H'
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dOREHOUND&1AB

re GIrtrt ttnfebIbar Sttift1, @a.
tarrD, Setfcrtetf, 65fett SaIS, SiE9.
m.a, SrGunc uno aac St6rWnsca eer
gltbmun8sor8ane.
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mdt RihtItaem neharat.

2cnoor, 6. Sauuar. - Cine 9apeiae
ben Der ruifidsn @rea3e lnelbet, buB bic att
gtibiifeu eipialiebltf bes Soladeu SldOr.
uoFf, nefdIe pegeu zines NtteutatS auf Den
G3ureu geIegentltd be8 BENDS oes 2etteren
i'm @)ebtet Der 9on'iden So|afen 3um EoSe
berurtheilt mnroen, am .. Sanuar 81 Beter8s
bur0 aehGuot porben fluo.
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I@ Sn allen gputbeteu 80 baben.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-01
an assessment. Fowler is now making
TWENTY-FIVE gallons of corn whisky daily.

an assessment Fowler is now making
twenty-five gallons of corn whisky daily.
One of the most rare pets in Georgia is a
goose owned by Morris Wesol,ky, of AL
hany. The bird is a cross between the com
| mon goose and a Chine Toulouse goose
The iris of its soft eye is bright and beauu-
ful, and gives a most intelligent EXPIRE sion
to its head. 1t follows Mr.. " eSolskY around
| like dog, and courts attention from him.
| Whenever he condescends TO stroke its
| gracefully curved neck, it manifestS every
| evidence Of enjoying il, but Will not sub
nit to the stroke of any hand but that of
its owner, and has time and again mani
tested a vicious spirit toward those who at
tempted familiarity with it.
In Marion county several mill dams have
been broken, and roads and farms badly
washed by the recent rains. Hollis mill
dam broke and his twO-S Ory mill house,
with about $50 or 200 bushels of corn, was
swept away. The rocks tloated off with the
mill house and cannot he found. The heavy
! iron shaft which turned the gin is also gone.
The place washed out is about $50 or 200
feet wide. The bridge was not damaged.
Capt. Wilson'S mill dam is also broken
Mr.. Knowlton's mill dam was not broken,
but grea. damage was done to the water
house at the mill Williams mill dam is also
broken. Several roads are impossible on
account of gullies washed in them.
The Southern Conference of Unitarian
and other Christian churches 20 be held in
Atlanta on April II and u, promises to be
a highly interesting occasion. Although
the call is for Southern Conference, spe-
cal invitations have been sent TO the North
ern Unitarian churches, aud among the
prominent Northern members of that de-
nomination who have promised to come are
Rev. II. R. Shippen, Of Washington, ID. C.,
and Rev. Edward Everett Hale, OF Boston.
The Unitarian denomination in the South
will be well represented, and it is hoped
that other Christian churches will accept
the invitation rendered them and partici-
pate in the meetings of the conference.
John Smith, alias Oscar Williams, a
negro, who is supposed to be an escaped
convict, was arrested at Albany Thursday
and committed 10 Jail to await identified
ton. The officers recognized Smith by an
old description they had Of him. 1t seems
that he has twice made his escape from the
penitentiarv-fiTst from Gen. Gordon's
farm. in Worth county. in 1878. and next
from Lorkett'S camp, in DOugherty county,
in 1850. Il could not be aScertained where
he originally came from, but 1t Is Temem-
bered that he was serving a ten years sen
tence for burglary. For some time past he
has been running as a train hand on the Sa-
vannah. Florida and Western railway be-
tween Albany and WayCroSs. and was serv-
ing in that capacity when arrested. The
prisoner denies tina. he is the man he is
taken fox,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-01
Years Ago

From the Br1tnsWick (Gd.) Breeze.
Last night gentleman related the follow
ing story:
Years ago there came into this port a
French bark on which was a young sailor
boy, not quite Is years of age. He was a
bright blue-eved lad that came on shore
often and made friends by his gentle man.
ners aud open couutenance. He said the
captain had been very cruel, and that he
was not going back with him.
When the vessel was about ready for sea
this lad ran away, but after diligent search
was caught on the outskirts of the city,
bound and carried on board, but he was
determined not to go, and preferred death to
further service under the cruel master BY
some means he obtained a razor, and rolling
up his sleeves made two deadly strokes, one
on each arm, just above the elbows that
cut the quivering flesh clear to the bone,
and then jumped into the sea.
A boat was put out that picked him up,
and on the spot where the custom house
now stands he breathed his last. 1t was al
awful sight to see that little fellow die. The
blood came in great squirts from the CHASTITY
wounds and in a few minutes he sank back,
clos his eyes, and had passed to another
world. 1t has been long time ago, but
will never forget that scene. There are
many of the old residents of this town that
will remember the circumstance and will
corroborate my story"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-01
DRY GOODS.
BOA 7 IN G

of pronounced procvites but things have
necessity feel moderate degree pardonabe pride that the
then made have been entirely successful Always
crowded damned Packed full Of money customers
Our goods and prices the rush. Pass store take
good look and whether hold the crowds or not
New Fresh First Glass; Reliable Goods No misrepresenta
ton Of any kind allowed Polite attention our patrons
and always the lowest prices the attractions that have
suddenly competitors and placed house
prominently in the front ranks Of Savannah.
Ladies will readily appreciate upon seeing beautiful
and unlimited display the great have taken and the
judgment used in selecting only goods of fashion and
reliability
We shall do utmost to get the trade of this city by
exercising the greatest in the selection of goods
and prices must draw trade for One trial
your custom
Look carefully specates in this weeks programme
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-01
This is a Rare Opportunity.

lot Changeable Silks, high lustre, at 45c.
Same goods are sold elsewhere at Csc.
p pieces MORE Silks, in all the newest shades,
at CSC Don't pay 72I9c. or Zoe. for inferior
grades.
20 pieces Black and Colored Gros Grain Silks,
wear-resisting at 75c. Strictly Broadway
prices.
/ lot 4O-inch Black and Colored Wool Henri
ettas at 65c, 75c., S5c. and 81.
Our arrivals by every steamer are immense.
25 pieces 36-inch Combination Sutings at
1870. That is cheaper than our competitors
can buy them.
A splendid variety of Domestic and French
Satteens atlowest prices.
lot Atwood Albatros, beautiful new shades,
22Ilc.
l case s6-inch India Linen Lawn at 10c. A
perfect surprise
10 pieces Pinch Bleached Barnsley Damask
at 81; cheap for 81 IS.
A handsome variety of PARASOLS at aston
ishingly low prices
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-01
MEDICAL
CORRESPONDENCE

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Gather in These Bargains or You
Will Regret 1t

cases Fine White Check Nainsook at 41sc.,
not 434c. or sc.
? cases Apron Ginghams only &c.
so pieces Brocade Dress Goods, in all shades.
at SC
We lead in every department.
cases Shear White Lawn at &c yard.
500 dozen Ladies' Colored Border Handker.
chiefs at 1c., &c, &C., sc. and SC. each. Come al
once.
200 pieces Hamburg Embroidery, from to 2Js
inches wide, at 316c., BE- SIC. and &c.; posi-.
lively worth 50 per cent. more.
lot 45-inch Null F1ouncings at Csc, and 75c;
cheap for 3d.
Our stock of Ladies' and Children's Hose
cannot be equaled.
200 dozen Misses Isle Thread Hose at 12l6c,
Sold elsewhere for 100 and 25c.
100 dozen Ladies' Brilliant Isle Hose, black
and solid colors, job lot, at 42c. Really worth
from 75c. to 81.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-18
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSIONS.
The Finest Church In Buffalo In Ruins.
Nothing bus the walls Left.

The Finest Church In Buffalo In Ruins.
Nothing bus the walls Left.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 10.-This morn
Dg was decidedly sensational and dis
astrous one in Buffalo. A number of
explosions Ct natural gas occurred almost
simultaneously, caused. as supposed, by
vsr-pressure, aud caused widespread
excitement, besides destroying the finest
church In Buffslo andj doing other dam
age. st. Peui's Cathedral, the pride and
glory OF Buffalo, is in ruins. The entire
interior Is burned out. The roof is gone,
but the strong stone walls and the grace
fui epire remain. At $50 O'Clock fumes
were seen bursting ont of the fac stained
glass windows OF the church at the juno
ton OF Main and ErIe streets. Instantly
most OF tho interiir was q mass OF flames
The explosion had occurred In the bsse-
ment, the furnace beirg supplied with
natural gas, and the force was so
great Is to tear OF and blow out
the heavy doors on the Erie
and Pear street sides. People ran to see
what was the matter, and 8 few entered
the vestibule Of the church only to be
driven out BY the flames. The alarm WAS
at once turned in. The f.e department
quickly responded, but when they arrived
nothing could be done to save the interior
ct the edidce. The flre.in few moments
had reached tie heavily Hmbered roof.
In halt IN h0ur from the time Of its dis
ccveEy The interior o. the notlh church
Wa coUp1e$eIy deoHoyed. Rev. DR..
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