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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-16
a BLACK MURDERER LYNoHHD.
He and Two Others Killed a Man for
Stealing a Ride.

He and Two Others Killed a Man for
Stealing a Ride.
MEMPHIS, TENN, July i5.-Yesterday
morning Swan Bures negro charged with
the murder of young man named White
hurst, was lynched at luka, Miss. A mob
Of 100 men forced the jailer to give up his
keys and took Bures a short distance away
and hanged him TO a tree. One night last
May young Whitehurst started from Tus-
cumbia for Burnsville on a freight
train. The conductor and his two brake
men raised a difficulty with Whitehurst.
which resulted in his death, proof showing
that the conductor and Bures, one Of the
brakeman, shot Whitehurst and then threw
him oil the train, where the wheels would
pass over his BODY that they might conceal
their crime.
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BLooDsHED AT A PICNIC.
Dirks, Pistols and Stones Used as tn
Result of a Family FOud.

OUkAI fl5COls auu 5LOHec OSeu dB ING
Result of Family FOud.
WHEELING, w. VA, July 15.--At a
picnic on Rea's run, on the Ohio river, yes
terday, Jacob Francis, a wealthy farmer,
was assaulted by John and James Rowland
and Thomas Cook. Francis friends took
part and a pitched battle ensled, knives,
revolvers and stones being used freely.
Francis was stabbed three times in
the back and terribly beaten about the
head. His injuries are fatal. One Of the
Rowlands was shot in the arm, and Cooks
skull was fractured with a club. Others Of
the party received serious but not fatal in
juries. Cook and the Rowlands we're des-
perate characters. The fight grew out Of
family feud.
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woDEHoUsE's FLYING COLUMN.

His Movements Greatly Impeded by
Ills Invalids and Prisoners.
CAIRO July 16.-Col. Wodehouss, com
mander of the Egyptian troops which have
been following the dervishes, telegraphs
that the movements of his force are greatly
hampered by the fact that he has TO make
provision for host of prisoners and sick
and wounded. He says two guns have been
taken which were abandoned by the der
viSbag
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Glandsrs IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, JulyI Is. Following the
appearance OF glandsrs among the stock in
the counties of Clay, Calhoun and Ware
comes report to the department of agri-
culture that it has appeared IN Pike county.
The citizens request that a veterinary
surgeon be sent there at once. The con-
missioner will send an expert to make an
iuyestiRntioD
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MuIctine q Newspaper.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July 15. 49, The
supreme court today affirmed the. judg-
ment of the circuit court at jacksonville, in
the libel case Of j. G. Greely, late a candi-
date for congress, against the former pro-
prietors of the Times Union. This grew out
Of the heated political contest Of 1885, and
the judgment against the paper was for
AZ OiO
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A BOY IN CRIMES CLUroH.

He Steals Block of Tickets, but iw
Forced to Return Them.
CALHOUN, GA, July 15.-About week
ago q block Of 100 tickets, from Calhoun to
Cartersville, was stolen from The railroad
office at Calhoun. Tho guilty boy was
spotted, and by threats and promises not to
toll on him the tickets were returned to
the agent through young man whom the
agent had working to recover them. The
boy was completely cowed, but tried
10 lay it on another boy. lie said he had
bought the tickets. He told conflicting
tales but finally returned them
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BELLEVIEW HAS A BLAZE.
The Residence of O. c. Maddox Burned
with Its Contents.

with Its Contents
BELLEvIEw. FLA, July 15.--At 1890
O'Clock this morning fire broke out in the
rear Of Charles 9. Maddoxs handsome
dwelling house near the central part Of
town. and inside of an hour the building
was in asbos. Unsuccessful efforts were
made by large number of men 10 save the
building. No one was at homo at the time.
Mr.. Maddox left everything apparently all
right, aud went to work as usual at
O'Clock this morning, only an eighth Of a
mile from home. Mrs. Maddox is in Ge0r-
gia. The loss is 81 ,200 and tue insurance
$500. 1t was only by great efforts that
Mai. William E. Strong's handsome resi-
dence across the street was saved.
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Wages Advanced.

C4ATEsvILLE, PA, July 15.-North
Bros, Charles Huston q Sons and w. W.
kufze 81 Sons, iron manufacturers, to-day
gave notice of an increase of % cents per
tori to their puddlers, and corresponding
increase In the wages Of the other em'
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A SOCIALIST CONGRESS.
Opening of the Great International
Meeting at Paris

PARIS, July 10. - The international
socialist congress was opened in Paris to-
day. There were present 1873 French and
189 foreign delegates. OF the latter 50 are
Germans and include Ii members of the
German ReichstaG Herr Leibknecht, who
is one of tho Reichstag representation,
addressed the congress. He declared
that working Germany and working France
were united in this congress. 1t was not a
theoretic union; on the contrary, it would
result in an alliance which would exercise
an influence throughout the entire world
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PICKED LEMON OUT OF MANY.
Possibly the Dominic Was Dressed in
Clerical Clothes.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, July l5.-This after
noon United States Marshal Storm and
Deputy Thomas J. Lyon went to the county
Jail to see if they could identify Rev. E. F.
Lemon as John Yeldell, the alleged South
Carolina murderer Warden Boilen got all
the colored men il the Jail fixed up with
hats on and marched them in front of the
bars in a row. facing the officers. The
officers stopped moment, looked along the
line and went at once up to Lemon and
took hold of his hand. The officers expect
no trouble in securing the man when the
habeas corpus proceedings are on.
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MOTHER AND CHILD MURDERED.
The Murderer Also Intended to Kill
the Womsn's Husband.

the Womsn's Husband.
EMPIRE CITY, ORE, July l5-Mrs. Eat
enhover and child were brutalIy murdered
on tho farm of John Gilman, near CoQuille
City, Thursday night, and buried in a gulch
near the house, where they were found to-
day The husband was working up the
river, returning home Saturday. They
were tenants of Gilman, who wanted
them to leave, which they re-
fused to do until their lease expired.
After the murder of the wife and child,
China aid in wait Saturday and attacked
Eatenhover on his APPROACH to his home,
but he escaped and gave the alarm, which
resulted in the discovery to-day of the re-
mains Of his wife and child, and a ready
made grave for the husband. Gilman and
his wife were arrested and may be lynched.
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Violent Storms in Austria.

VIENNA, July 15.-Violent storms, ac-
onpaned by whirlwinds, prevailed
1Ttugnout Austria Hungary to-day.
ieagy loss Of life. aud property is reported.
iaay bridges were destroyed, and railway
r1ldc is seriously interrupted.
Utlng to the recent storm the fruit and
.ile i crops in Northern Bohemia will bs a
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a CLINcH WITH AN OCTOPUS.
An Effort to Keep the Standard Oil
Company's Pipes Out of Chicago.

An Effort to Keep the Standard Oil
Company's Pipes Out of Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL. July 15 In the circuit court
to-day trespesS case was filed by the Good
lander Mill Company for 100000 against
the Standard OH Company. 1t is believed
that this is the first move to prevent the
Standard Oil Company laying pipe into
this city as proposed in the city council.
REFUSED A RIGHT OF WAY.
An ordinance granting the Standard Oil
Company the right to construct and operate
a pipe line TO the center Of the city was
vetoed 10y Mayor Creiger tonight. An at
tempt to pass the ordinance over the veto
failed. Mayor Creiger in his veto message
took the ground that free franchises were
things of the past, and that tho proposed
enterprise was too great possible menace
and nuisance
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KILRAIN IN HIS CAR.
He Goes without Breakfast Rather
Than Risk Arrest.

PITTsBURG, PA, June 15.-Jake Kilrain,
the defeated pugilist, accompanied by his
trainer, Mike Donovan, passed through this
city on the Pennsylvania railroad limited
train this morning. Their sJateroom was
locked. They did not appear for breakfast,
and seemed fearful of their presence becom-
ing known. No reporter was able to secure
an interview.
WIVES OF THE sLUGGERs.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-In response to a
telegram from Charley Mitchell his wife
went to New York on the afternoon train.
She intends consulting Frank Stephenson ia
Harlem in regard to the stake money. Mrs.
Kilrain was observed going on the same
train. 1t is thought that Jake will go to
New York soon.
FITZPATRICK sURRENDERs.
New ORLEANS, LA, July 15.-Hon. John
Fitzpatrick of New Orleans, the referee in
the recent prize fight, reported in person to
Gov. Lowry at Jackson, Miss, to avoid
arrest and a requisiion. Gov. Lowry re-
quired him to surrender to the sheriff of
Kinds county, who released him on $1,000
bail to appear for trial at Purvis next
Thursday.
WHERE is JAKE, ANYWAYS
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 15.-Jake Kill
rain passed through here on the st. Louis
express east this evening. He made
no attempt to conceal his identity,
in which respect he differed from Mitchell,
who passed through here on Sunday night.
Kilrain was on his way to New York. He
told one of his callers that he was glad to
meet him, and asked if he looked
very bad. His hands did not
seem much injured. He said he
felt sore, but was sure he was not 50 badly
battered as had been reported. lie asked if
there was likely TO be any trouble, and on
being assured that there was none, he said
that they made him good deal of trouble
in indianapolis where he had to stay two
days and night in corn loft.
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snain,a Denntles.

MADRID, July 15.-The Chamber of Dep
uties closed to-day. The consideration Of
the budget and If the suffrage bills has
been postponed until autumn.
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ON THE TURF.
Races Run at Chicago and Brighton
Beach Tracks.

Beach Tracks.
New YORK, July 15-The Brighton
Beach races to-day were as follows:
FIRST RACE Five-eighths of a mile Prfncs
Howard won, with Major Tom second and Lilly
Kinney third Time 1051S
SECOND RAcE-One mile. Miracle won, with
Quessl second and Keynote third. Time l:4781
THIRD RACE-One mile Battersby won with
Bonnie S. second and Theora third. Time 1.4glk.
Fourth EACE-One aud one-fourth miles
Dago won, with Red Leaf second and Maid Of
Orleans third. Time 2:17 Mutuals paid S73.
FIFTH RACE-One and One-eighth miles. Miss
Cody won, with Ten Booker second and Ny
own third. Time 208.
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RALLY OF THE G. a. R. VETS.
Milwaukee Continuing Eer Prepara-
tions for the Fncampment

7
tions for the Encampment.
MILWAUKEE. WIS, July l5.-At meet
ing of the common council tonight resolu-
tion was adopted not to abandon the grand
army encampment preparations on &C.
count of the action OF eight departments,
but to invite the veterans to come anyhow.
This action was largely influenced by the
assurances of big attendance from all
parts of the country and by Che attitude of
Commander-in-Chief Warner, who urges
all veterans to come.
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Emperor Williams Journev.

LONDON, July 15.--The German squadron
escorting Emperor William will arrive at
Dover on Aug. /, and will proceed the
next day to the Isle of Wight. The en-
peror will remain with the queen at
Osborne until Aug. Z. On Aug. 3 he will
raVieW the troOps ut Aldershot.
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Great Britain,n Rif1a rronhr

LONDON, July 15.-The English rife team
to-day won the national challenge trophy.
with a score of ,748 points. The scores of
the other contesting teams were: Scotch
100 points; WeIsh, l,6s1; irish, 1,G7S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-16
Kentuckv,s Ex.Audltor pead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July Is. - Col. d.
Howard Smith, ex-auditor of kentucky
died here this morning Of heart disease. He
was born near Georgetown, KY, in 1891,
and served with distinction in the confeder-
ate army
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0oT OFF BY HEART D1sEAsE
'1'Nnown Virginian Dead After
busy Career.

Busy Career,
I-~lLNG1oN, IAN VA, July 15.-Col, Charles
IIcon- 'i, aged 70 years, died suddenly at
|spin! y Ialls' in this county, Sunday
|non' W y. neart disease. He founded the
h. Fama lanes river cement works at Bal
|ayy l,0 contry many years ago, was one Of the
|nes iBS;r,ractors B;var for the building of the
i time 81 ana Kanawha canal and at
Ildmolseo le was a prominent mercbant ant az az
Eded tho Durlng the war ne superin-
Lync.bpbe.lro IRON works of the confsSeranv 4 nv
kl 1IWIS4urg. WS He was a native Of FnnsSg aog
|oTp 'iu'' IL q leading Mason, and nG welI
|asbne,Htoub ~ Baltimore, Philadelnhia end
WI and In all the Virginia citias u
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COLUMBUS CHAPTERS.
Death OF Negrsss Aged 114 Years.
A Railroad Wreck.

COLUMBUS, Ga, JulyI 15.-Hannatn
Walker (colored died at her home on the
BiggerH place to-day at the advanced age of
ia years. She was born in Virginia i'm
l775 and spent 100 years Of her life in
Georgia.
A freight train was wrecked on the South
western road, near Geneva, this afternoon.
in consequence Of which no passenger train
from Macon has yet reached Columbus. So
far as can be learned, no one was injured in
the wreck
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A Score killed or injured.

PARIS, July ia collision occurred at
Grenoble to-day between passenger train
and goods train on the Paris, Lyons and
Mediterranean railroad. Twenty persons
were killed or injured
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Oermany's Miners.

BERLIN, July 15.-Delegates representing
the miuers met at Bochun to-day a1d
decided to grant an indefinite extension OF
the period for a settlement of their claims.
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= all and Rain.

II IhARRIsoNBURG. VA, July 15.-This sec
"a " was visited last evening by severe
NJ aud ram storm, doing much damage in
HG ny OF the county. Corn is ruined and
nd badly washed. 'N
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Maj. Ely Not Dead.

BAINBRIDGE, GA, July 15.--Maj. r. N.
Ely, recently reported dead. was in town
Saturday. He was hunting up bis obituary
notices.
Chicken pox is prevalent, attacking young
and old
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BACK AT THE OLD WAGES.
A Three Weeks Strike at Westboro
Ends in q Surrender

WEsTBORO, MASS, July 15.-The work
men at George b. Brigham g. Sons shoe
and boot factory, who nave been on a strike
for the past three weeks resumed work to-
day, by order of the local assembly of the
Rights of Labor, which acted on the advice
of the state board Of arbitration. The help
return at the old wages The firm agree to
settle the differences with men individually
or by arbitration.
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Russian onacers at Belrrada

BELGRADE, July 15.-Eight Russian
officers arrived here to day. Sixty Russian
engineers are surveying the Austrian
frontier in the vicinity Of Woloczksk,
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Rohannia,s Elections.

VIENNA, July 15.-The elections in Bo.
hemia have been completed. The result
shows the return Of II Germans, 70 con-
servatives, 81 young czechs, IS old czechs
and bishops.
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Merries a Music Hall Artigts.

LONDON, July 1.-THE FoU Mall Gazette
says that Viscount Dunlo, aged 20. the heir
of the Earl Of Clencarty, has been married
to Belle Billion. beautiful music hall
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Misalssinprs pemocratio oonvention.

JACKSON, MISS, July 15.-The demo-
cratic state nominating convention, which
meets here to- MORO ", will be tho largest
ever held in this state, some counties en-
titled to only six votes having sent as many
as fifty delegataa
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Tranoa,s Mnltinla Candidatn Am

PARIS. July 15.-The SenaJs passed the
multiple candidate bill to-day by vote Of
BIB to "a
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''lSiiD, While 9. Va, July 15.- Waltar
smith & c. e. work y on a skylight at It. Fl
Pet ists,ra isa, a distance of 80 feet SG,uay,
p 'nsliy he lived o bur tt"SuThng = ~ g
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styria's Strikes Extending.

VIENNA, July 15.-The strikes initiated
by the miners and iron workers in Styria
are extending to Leoben, KOhach and Volts
berg districts.
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JUSTICE BLIND TO BEAUTY.

Mrs. Leslie Carter's Motion for New
Trial Overruled.
CHICAGO, I'LL, July 15.-Judge jamie
son this morning overruled motion for n
new trial in the Carter divorce case, and
entered decree Of divorce in favor of
Leslie Carter. He also gave Mr.. Carter abb
solute control of the boy Durley, Mrs
Carter having permission to visit him at
certain times. Mrs. Carter will appeal to
the appellate court
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Germanv Anti.gwiss Restrictions.

BERLIN, July 15.-The governments new
restrictions on the Swiss frontier have
caused much Indignation among the people
Of Southern Germany.
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qovernmeIt Bond Buying.

WAsHINGToS, July 15.--The bond Offer
ings to-day aggregated $3.50. All were
41Ss at 1861, and all were accepted.
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A Bov Broaks His Arm.

TRENTON, GA, July 15.--A 7-year-old
grandson of Joseph Smith fell from 4 wagon
Saturday. aud broke his arm
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KILLED BY A PET SQUIRREL.
Blood Poisoning Follows a Bite and
Ends a Mans Life.

WINCHESTER. VA, July 15.-E. c. Jor-
dan, welLkncwn throughout the United
States as proprietor of the Jordan White
Sulphur springs in this county, died this
morning. He was bitten in the hand by a
pet squirrel two months ago, and blood
poisoning set in. His arm was amputated
TridJ W
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Emperor Williams Potsdam Palace
BERLIN, July 15--Emperor William has
ordered that his Potsdam residence be
STYLED the Neues Palais, instead of the
Schloss Friedrichskron, as ordered by his
70
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Cardinals and Diplomats Received for
-Four Hours.

ROME, July 15-The pope gave a recep-
tion to the cardinals and diplomats today.
The reception lasted for four hours, and
during the entire period his holiness con-
tinued to extend greeting and converse with
bis guests. The pope will remove tomorrow
to his residence in the Garden Casino, and
audiences will be suspended until further
tnntica
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MOVEMENT OF MELONS.

The Car Loads Moved Yesterday and
Their Destinations.
VALDosTA, GA, July l5.-Cars of melons
were moved on the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway as follows to-day: To
New York O. Cincinnati /, Philadelphia 4,
Indianapolis 2, Baltimore ), birmingham l,
Louisville 1, Rimond /. New Orleans l,
Pittsburg 2, Norfolk /, Newark l, Jackson
vile /, Cairo, ILL.,, / j.; Bristol, Tenn, /; Pc
tersburg, Va, /. Total, 49,
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LADY ACTON STILL ALIVE.

II W dB huOtuBI W UMHu W no OOu-
mitted Suicide in Bavaria.
LONDON, July 15.-The st. James Ga
mitted suicide by drowning In Tegersee
lake, IN Bavaria, on Friday, was a relative
of an Italian of the same name. The report
that the suicide was Lady Acton, sister of
the German minister at Washington, was
not true. Lord and Lady Acton are now
at their villa at Torquey.
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BoULANGER's STAY IN LONDON.
Government Clerks DISCHARGED for
Congratulating the General

LONDON, July 15.-It is reported that
twenty-five government clerks haye re-
ceived notices of dismissal for congratulat-
ing Gen. Boulanger. The general has
ordered the sign "To let" to be removed
from his Paris residence. This is supposed
to indicate his intention TO return shortly
to the French capital
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VIA THE souTHwEsTERN

MACON, GA, July 15--Carloads of
melons wero shipped from tho Southwestern
railroad to-day as follows: Lima, / Phila-
delphia, 1; Atlanta, 9; Chicago, 3; New
Buffalo. /; Kansas City, /; Pittsburg, Q;
New Orleans, 1 ; st. Louis, 4; indianapolis,
2; Rochester, l; Canton, /; Louisville, /;
Winston, /.
SENT OVER THE GEORGIA SOUTHERN.
melons were sent from points on the Geor-
Ria Southern aud Florida road to-day, as
follows: Cleveland, 81 Cincinnati, 8; New
York, 2; Pittsburg, 3; Philadelphia, l.