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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-22

BARTON & Co, the clothlers.
The morning news., 1889-05-17

Dinner train lv Saw h 2:O0pm. Returning,
Milen accommodation leaves Savannah 5:4j
leaves Millen 500 a. m; arrives Savannah 500 a
Train leaving Savannah at $40 p. m. will stop r
Passengers for SYlvania, Wrightsville, MilIodge7
: or Carroton, Ft, Gaines, Talbotton, Buena VI
JOHN S. BORDLEY, ia - 5ull st. CLYDE BO
The morning news., 1889-05-17

Investigation has revealed the fact that
the transcripts of records Of DeSoto county,
as furnished by the clerk of Maaatee county
and copied by the former clerk Of DeSoto
county, are in a bad condition. Errors
and blunders are numerous, partly due 70
the hurry IN trauscribing the records, ana
many traceable % tao original rsco ding
IN Manatee county. Mr Harvey Of Pc nta
Gorda asked the commissioners Iussc tay
for Information as to who should corr. sct
the transcripts and at WI 50 expense. oe
board, believing thai it had no authority
to take any action in the matter, decline
70 have anything to do with lt. The mat
ter will probably have TO be settled through
the courts.
Active preparations are boing made at
ST. Francis barracks at st. Augustine for
the removal of the United Sta as troops
stationed there. Lieut.. Robinson Of the
Fourth artillery arrived tuesday night
and the command of the post Will be turned
over to him. He mas been transferred there
TO look after the property Of the post
careful inventory is being taken OF all prop
erty belonging to the government. Inc
troops expected to leave are tho twenty
second battery g and the regimental oand,
which will be sent to Newport K. l. Bat
terry L will be stationed ct Fort Trumbau,
Conn. A small detachment Of the Fourth
artillery will arrive here in few days and
remain during the sum Her Inc hospital
corps and Surgeon Middleton will also re-
main.
Two hose companies we're organized in
Fernandina, Monday night, with member
ship of nearly a score Of active citizens in
each company. Tiger Hose No. has its
membership in the Third and Fourth wards,
with Councilman R. y. r. Schuyler as pres
ident, o. s. Oakes as foreman, Charles
Williams as assistant foreman, George +.
Wolf as secretary. W. J. Lohman as treas
urer: and Fernando Hose No. 2 was or
ganized from the First and Second wards.
The foreman is Alex. McCotCery, assistant
foreman Samuel Sterling, secretary W. e,
Snyder. The two companies have petltloned
the city council for suitable apparatus to be
obtained as soon as possible, and this, with
the hook aud ladder truck and the chemical
engine will afford the city good protec-
tiol against fire as soon as the water works
are completed.
The morning news., 1889-05-17
FLORIDA.

The new Baptist church at Apalachicola
is nearing completion.
Nine petrified frogs were found in a solid
rock at High Springs one day last week.
The sloop Fawn is at Apalachicola from
the sponge reefs with lSG punches of sponge
The farmers Of Arredondo are hauling
water for cooking purposes and for STOCK.
The John B. Ststson University of De-
Land has just issued its annual catalogue
for 1889.
1t is said that the tomato crop in
Alachua county will be short If it does not
rain soon.
Rain or 10 rain. the farmers Of Alachua
county will get rid of abou5 all their cab
bage this Week.
.Lochloosa is on quite boom. The Town
Improvement Company has lately sold
quite a number of lots.
Jack Bevill brought fifty-two crates Of
cabbage into Gainesville Tuesday. He has
thus far sold 200 crates.
Tho postofFics at Crawford. Nassau
county, route lG 00l, was discontinued May
IL. Mail goes 10 Callahan.
At Orlando J, l.. Wech has purchased
the entire stock Of Z. Z. Weeks, comprising
crockery, glass and tinware.
Hoa. T. l.. Wilson AID judge Tucker,
in Tho supreme court last week.
Maj. j. N. Dill OF Barlow has been
awarded the contract for building the
Episcopal church in Fort Meade
r. A. Lewis Of Apalachiclla reports that
he counted l56 dead porp Jises on the inside
beach at Cape Saa Bla, last week
Tho Florida Railway and Navigation
Company are running steamer daily from
Lockloosa to all points on Orange lake.
A grand celebration Of the Fourth of July
his being aEitated at Gainesville, aud it is
probable that the celebration will occur.
Some Of the Alachua county truck
growers are again complaining that they
have been swlndlet by commission men.
At Monticello the residence Of Mai. T. b.
Simpkius, sheriff Of Jefferson county, was
destroyed by fire about l o'clock lVeines-
day.
Harman MURRAY (colored) for stealing
a horse from II. Pink son Of Gainesville has
been sentenced TO the peaitentiary for two
years.
The fish business Of Sanford is a growing
industry. Monday 200 pounds aud Tues
day coo pouuds OF fish we're packed and
sent away.
The business mems excursion 20 Palatka
wednesday from points north Of Rsddlck
station on the Florida Southern railway
brought In l,200 persons.
A colored woman while paying her taxes
- Collector Dromgoole at Gainosville
wednesday, said; Taxes am so high doy
arc sneepin' DO hoaYens dry"
The morning news., 1889-05-17

, Guyton 1925 p. m; ar. Sav'h 4:25 D. m.
}. M arrives Mllen $3.50 p. m Returning,
gularly at duyton to put Off passengers,
He and Eatonton should take 5: 10 a. M. train.
ia, Blakely Clayton take 8: 10 D. m. train.
STICK T. p. y f. T CHARLTON, G. PA
The morning news., 1889-05-17
SHIPPING.
Compagnie Generale Transatantque
french Line to Haue.

pETWEEN New York and Havrs, FROM pier
- No A., y R. foot of Morton street. raw
eers by this line avoid both transit by Ene ush
railway and the discomfort Of crossing the
Channel in q small boat Special train leR0 ng
the Compauy's dock at Havre direct for Pans
on arrival OF steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris
La NORMANDIE, DE KERsABIEc, SATUR-
DAY. May ls. I An
20, 2PM.
La BOURGOGNE, FEANeEUL, SATURDAY,
June !. $3.50 A. 81
PRICE OF PASSAGE dncluding wineG
TO HAVRE-First Cabin Sl2J and 9i00:
Second Cabin $50: Steerase from New Yor, to
HAyre, SO; SteeraZe from New York 20 Paris
s29; including wine bedding ans utensils.
A. FORGET, General Agent, Bowling Green
foot of Broadway, New York
ORR W HUNT, Esq. 20 Bull street, MEssRs
WILDER q CO., l26 Bay street, Savannah
AGENTS.
The morning news., 1889-05-17
rant Steamship Line.

eEhi-WMEELf.
Tam pa, Key West and Havana
SOUTR BOUND
Lv Port Tampa Mohdays and Thursdays i0:3
P.H
Ar Key West Tuesdays and FriGsysfP.N
Ar Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays A. T.
NORTH.BOUNB.
~ Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays p a.
Lv Key West Wednesdays ana satur9ayssP. "
AT Port Tampa Thursdays And Sundays 80
p. ~
ConAecting at Port Tampa with West lndiA
Eagt Train 70 and from Northern and Eastern
cities. Fer statereOm aocofnMoaationE, appiy
u City Ticket ohloe, s. r. 4 ". R'y, JAckssa-
VILE or Agent RlAnt SteAmahip llne, pa
O. D. 0MEg6, 1rafic Manager
Il. 8. HAINEa. QenefAl AAAAaar.
The morning news., 1889-05-17
DOBOY, DARIEN AMI
BRUNSWICK.

Close connection at DARIEN for all landings
on AitGmaha and Ocmulgoe rivers and all sta
tons on s.. A. and NJ r. X.
Freight received up to 5 P ~ sailing dates.
W. T. GIBSON. Agent.
The morning news., 1889-05-17
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
CITY AND SUBURBAN RAILWAY

SAVANNAH, GA, April %, 1889.
ON and after TUESDAY, April 3Oth the fol-
- lowing schedule will be run on the outside
line
The morning news., 1889-05-17

cred in ths Santa Fe river, three miles
northwest of High Springs. spot about
fourteen feet in diameter has been found
having no bottom. The water In this par
ticular locality is unlike that surrounding
it, having a decidedly BLUSH cast Rails
pushed a short dista cs down into this hole
disappear never to return. All attempts to
find bottom have thus far failed.
The morning news., 1889-05-17
Savannah, AmericuS and Montgomery
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

CtTEAMER MAGGIE BELL leaves W. T. Glib
> son wharf MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
al G p. N. Tor
The morning news., 1889-05-17

So per hundIsi, or about 81 per standard
third bushel crate. will be made from all
points on the South Florida railroad. This
will secure express services by passenger
trains, aud tho railroads agree to put on
extra cars If the regular ones are not suth-
clent for the traffic. This is about one-third
the rate charged last year.
A petition was circulated at Gainesville
Tuesday aud numerously signed asking the
Florida Southern Railway Company to con-
tinue the running of their trains from the
depot UP town. After the signatures were
obtained the company was notified Of the
action Of the citizens, which elected a re-
sponss that they would not consent TO a
continuance of such q service uuless a
guarantees from the city authorities was
given that psople should be prevented from
Jumping on and off said trains. The city
authorities were waited upon and expressed
their willingness to afford the company
such protection, SO it is probable the trains
VIII be continued as heretofore
In the circuit court at jacksonville.
Wednesday, tHe trial of Peter Andrews FOR
the killing Of Henry Flair, on Aug. 4 last,
was begun and completed. The prisoner
on Saturday last pleaded not guilty 20 the
charge OF murder. Andrews is q German,
about 81 years OF age, black eyes. hair and
mustache, and weighs about 1876 pounds,
aud has not = bad face His young aud
handsome wife, tue mother OF three young
children, IS seated near tne husband aud
father, and Is a close observer 10 all the
proceedings Andrews stabbed Flair 20
death in Brooklyn suburb on the night Of
Aug. 4 last Both white men. After being
cut fifteen minutes the jury acquitted him.
The morning news., 1889-05-17
RAILROADS.
JACKSONVILLE TAMPA And KEY WEST SYSTEM

SCHEDULES IN EFFECT 1882 Central standard Time n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

ined be was locked up and charged with
being an accessory 10 the murder
The verdict of the coroncr's Jury was
go The effect that The deceased csmeic his
death by being cut in the heart bv par-
Ties unknown to them The remarkable
feature OF the whole affair is that several
persons were in the place when the row
occurred, and that none Of them can now
be found
The work Of grading the Atlantic and
Danyille railroad from Hodgc- Ferry 10
Portsmouth viii commence tomorrow.
when a force Of 1000 lahorers will be
employed and the work pushed with
the utmost hasle.
The grand fair and bazaar for The benz
eft of the Retreat for the Sick. viii bc
opened tomorrow night Many society
people have taken AN interest in the
scheme 10 raise money for the new In
sttution, and Mayor H. O. Banks and
Mr Alfred p. Thom. will deliver the
opening addresses
4 c0loicd man named Edward J0yncr
dropped dead in store on Church
street, Saturday night, from heart
disease
Omutinous sailors. named Lawrence
Hilton and Bob Browne, were tried bv
United States Commissioner Charles T.
Barry Yesterday, and sent on io the
United states Court for trial.
Judge Robert w. Hughes arrived IN
The city yesterday afternoon, and will
hold a session of the United States Count
this morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
EMPEROR WILLIAMS INCOME.
The Bill TO Increase ~ Passes the Second
heading

heading.
BERLIN, February l0.-In the Lower
House OF the Prussian Diet Yesterday
The Emperor Civil List bin passed th,
second reading after debate In which
the progrc.sists cmphaticaliy protested
against increasing the imperial allowance
hy 3.j00.000 marks The minority had no
difficulty in proving that the wealth OF
the imperial family is already enormous
the Emperor having at bis disposal not
only his revenue of l3.2j000O marks, bat
also other resources from family do
mains. The supporters of the bill in-
ciuded an the members OF the govern
mcnt groups They rested their demand
upon the argument that as the Emperor
functions and work were increasing hi.
revenue ought TO be enlarged.
The Emperor who took a personal
interest in the progress of the measure
had "a telegram announcing the result
sent to him at POtslam. where he Wa.
prcs,nting a flag TO the First Regiment
OF Foot Guards The temper of tho
Government majority was such that IL
would have voted a much larger sum II
requested.
The state Of health Of the Emperor Is
again delicate With the renewal of
severe weather the ear trouble has been
aggravated. Dr. Bergman has been
special, summoned three times this
week. The constantly recurring ear
aches do not prevent the Emperor, I'M
cesssnt pursuit of work. lie rises at q
O. o'clock. If be Is unable to sleep during
The night be writes notes on his work
lie always keeps pencil and paper within
reach OF the bed. BE makes bis children
share bis own severe regime.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Disastrous Connaeratlon in Philadelphia
PuuADrrPnIh. February l0.-Ihe
most destructive fire which has visited
uis city for % long time broke out
shortly before noon to-day in Che base
ment of tho large building Nos. il2 and
iil1 Walnut street and the whole place
was destroyed nothing but the front
and rear walls being leit standing. While
t1c fremcn wcrea 80 work portion OF the
front wall fell inward killing one man
anl seriously injuIlng two others
The hrc broke out under the drug store
of j B Morgan. located ON the first
door of the Walnut street 'front.' and IN a
very short time bad burned through 90
fler00f Tie first floor and basement
were occupied by l. j. Morgan as
rcnl drug store. and The remainder Of
the building bv Wyoh & Brother as "a la-
h0mt0ly t0r tle manufacture OF drugs
aud chemicals. The fire had gained q
hrm f0Othold in the upper portion of
the premises before lhe iremcn could he
summoned, and owing 20 the lntamml-
tie contents of every Toom the flames
ainci upon them with trigbtiul rapidi-
tv. Near the front of the building next
Tie roof WAS large waiertenk weighing
over fourteen tons. This was supported
lv large timhcrs resting on the main
walls. and aa these beams were weaken
eI by the flames the whole
thing came down with crash,
lv the time The fremen had
worked their way through the large
doorway ON The first floor and two lines
al hose bad been taken inside. They
were manned by six men, all of whom
were Standing inside The front wall. As
tho large tank FELL portion OF the top
oi the front wall was torn loose aud
Dl inwaIjly with crash The
whole OF the first floor was
at once cnycloped in smoke
from the burning timler5 and cloud
of dust s dozen brave men rushed 80
the rescue of The imprisoned men. aud
one by one they made thc.r escape or
were drar1ed ont by their resouers. Al
attempt was made t0 reach the body OF
Showers. but after working for some
time De was given up for dead and the
search was abandoned for the time His
body Was recovered about 3 o'clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

Farmer Expires in Great Agony, and
III. Mife " Nnl fApeeteh 10 Live.

4 Farmer Expires in Great Agony, and
ni- Wife IS Nut fxpectcd TO Live.
MoNROE. Ca, February l0-The news
of the terrible death oi Henry Womac
young farmer. who lived six miles bee.
.0w Monroe. from q cat bite, is now fol-
lowed by the statement that his wife l-
diving from The same cause. Saturday d
week ago. Mr. NOmac was sitting by tic
fire with one hand hanging down, when
uddeniy one OF the h0use-cats sprung
upon his hand and fastened her teeth in
one of bis fingers He slung her loose
and seizng q shovel. killed her immedi-
me.y The wound in his finger soon
healed
last Saturday morning just one week
l4ler THE other cat suddenly showed
signs of FIGHT, and with hrist.cs raised
ram under the bed iu which Mrs WomaC
vas living When She got up and hen
feet struck tLe floor the cat biz her on
one heel Her husband hearing hel
screams rushed iu. cAoked the cat of
and killed IT,
About noon his finger began 10 swell
and pain him. and at night he was at
tackled by spa-ms. which continued until
he became so wild that Dis friends were
compelled t0 iasten him up in room bl
lin,elf where DE died most terrible
death from what is pronounced hydro
phobia Mrs M0mac's foot Is swollen
io three or four times it- natural size, auc
she is not expected TO live until morn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
ofthe revision Of the Constitution, which
will come up ON Thursday.
MRS. HUMPHREY WARDS APPEAL.
She Protests Against he Dramatizatiou o {
"Robert tlsmore."
New Yorir Volt

LONDON, February 9.-Mrs Humphry
Ward new book will certainly not be
ready for publication for nearly wear. IL
Is another religious novel written on the
same general lines as Robert Elsmere. %
Mrs. Ward has sent the following letter
TO the London office Of the World to-day
addressed to the editor
II has been announced by cable that
nay novel, Robert Elsmere,n has been
dramatized by q Mr.. Gillette, and that il
is about to be produced At the Madison
Square Theatre. beg leave to protest
most strenuously against this violation
of an authors rights Robert Els
mere was never written with any view
70 the stage. 1t is entirely unsuiied fol
theatrical presentation, and / have re-
fused steadily 10 allow il TO be dramat-
lied In this country. 10 can
only be adapted for the stage by
destroying the proportions of the
story, by emphasizing what is sub
ordinate and leaving out what is essen
tial. For 1 cannot believe that an Ameri-
can, or, in fact, any other public, would
bear 10 hear the most intimate and sa-
NtIu 9pr~"ldtifC llvv4glL' uloCusscu De-
bind the t0otlights. | am aware that
your law gives me no protection, but if
as ! am told the book has made me
+ lends in America appeal 10 their sym
pathy and 10 their sense Of justice TO dis
courage in every way they can a proceed
ing which Injuries the book and Outrages
the author
! am, dear sir, yours faithfully,
NARY 4. WARD
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

Marriage II r.. Pollard -Couft Items
Fertile TIMES


For the IniTs.
ON Wednesday last Captain John S.
Lee. of Atlantic City, y. j., was married
tO Miss VI. Lula Wayne, of King and
Queen. Rev. A. Baclg officiating The
bride and groom are both popular as at
tested hy large gathering and among
them some of our most prominent peO-
pfc We noticed II b. 3. r. Taylor.
clerk of the courts SpoisWo0i Bird and
William Allen Esgs, Of King and Queen
Courthouse 4. Luhank and Alton
Mitchell. of Philadelphia and Misses
Bette and Blanche lioskins, ond many
others
Mr. ii. r Pollard BIAS opened an Office
n Richmond, and viii practice with ihc
law firm of Pollard & Sands. and at tho
same time with Dis brother g. y Pollard,
of this county. Pollard & Pollard Mr.
p. isycry much esteemed here by citizens
" an classes and both cOlOrs.
The session of onr court Thursday mst
was grand jury term Quite q number of
prescntmeuts were madc--among the
rest II b Dution for felony In which
he is charged with forgery. several me-
rrOe- for disturbing public worship. oth-
rrs, white and colored, for riot at Cen
teryilic, near West Point &c Several
parties were indicted for unlawful Coz
habiting
A negro youth was tried l0r breaking
into q stable and stealing "a horse. lie
was found guilty and sentenced 10 three
months In jail and fine of $50
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
GX.PREsmENTDAyIsoNBACE RIOTS.
lie Declares the Mississippi Trou ble- Ex-
aggcrHftd.

ATLANTA. Ga. February TO- i'm O
personal letter 90 Pa.k Commissioner
Root. Of this city. Mr Jefferson Davis
writes concerning the race riots in Mis-
-i--ippi
Tie tendency 90 change seems 90
grow upon the negroes with the iudul-
cnce Of their right TO leave at viii. The
accounts of riots iu this State have been
greatly exaggerated Though IL may
seem singular, 10 is true that race con-
Aicis generally occ0g where the negroes
are few compared TO the whites and thc
personal association much closer than ON
Tine plantations On our island we have
500 or.GOO blacks and say ten or o dozen
whites There has ncyerbcen q disturb
ance among them. We for several years
had : negro magistrate lie BIAS now
zone away. bat before his departure ID
well-behaycd sober young man defeated
The negro in The last election contest
which at least shows that the negroes
90 q large extent are willing TO trust "a
white man
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
A Speci4l order.
LFrnm the Alhany Journal.

4 little child at Troy was much pleased
10 be toll that she had little baby
brother. and was exceedingly anxious to
know whence il came. The little prattler
was put of by the statement that the let
ter-carrier had brought IT, Soon after,
in her glee she was telling a neighbOr Of
her good fortune. The neighbor 10
arouse the curiosity OF the child,
said. "Wen, that was mistake
on the part of the carrier. He promised
me that baby, aud by mistake he left ii
Al vour house" "Well," said the little
one. this was intended for my mamma,
and we have already named it after
grandpa: So you can't have it, for the
letter-carrier comes again IN the after
noon. and will see him and tell him
that he must bring you one too The
little one patiently watched at the win
dow until the letler-carrier came, and al
once delivered herself Of her charge
much TO the amusement OF the letter
carrier. who took in the situation, and
promised that he would not 70 get to i'll
the order with the iirst little baby he hac
TO spare
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
Ire CLAYTON alurdercrs.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, February 10
With regard 10 the delay i'm securing
Claytons assassins, the MorrilltOn lieut.
EgiL the home organ Of the sheriff OF the
county where the crime was committed,
saws sheriff Shelby feels the great re-
spousibility resting on him as sheriff of
Conway county, and is fully impressed
with his duty 10 arrest any criminal,
when proof or circumstances point with
the least degree OF certainty TO the indi-
yidual: but il is no part Of his duty in
the absence of proof TO make indiscrimi-
nate arrests and rely on subsequent proof
to determine whether he has guessed
correctly or incorrectly. Until he has
evidence which will warrant suchactiOn,
or % clue is obtained, he cannot con-
sistently or safely effect the arrest OF
anyone
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
No Politicians Wanted In the French

PANS, February 1O-M de Freycinef
Minister of War, has issued a circular in
which be reminds French officers and
soldiers That political demonstrations by
troops are forbidden In the circular VI
de Freycinet says. "Oficers must refrain
from taking part in politics. have re-
pressed cases of such participation that
have already occurred, aud win De more
severe I'm the future. / rely upon the
good will Of All to obyiate measures
which I would adopt with regret, but
without hesitation.
NJ FloQuet appeared in the Chamber
of Deputies and demanded priority for
the cyutn G1fr0Adssemeht Din. After
listening 20 NJ. FloQuet's address in sup
poit OF his position ON the bill, the Cham
Der decided by vote of 3OS TO 243 10
discus. the measure on Monday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

WANTED Two GENTLEMEN
W boar ers fora nice room: O. locality
and convenient % business AMI al the pla, ~
of amusement. Address Y. oare DarLy
TINES. laOtf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11
CABLE FLAsBEs.

CONsrASTfNOpLE, February lO.-En'
VOWS from the Mahdi report that another
attack will soon be made upon suakin
by the soudanese.
BERLIS, February 10 No evening
train has arrived at Cassal or Frankfort.
Traffic on all lines is interrupted by
snow.
BERLiN, February 10 United States
Minister George II. Pendleion Is fssl re-
covering his health
PARIS, February lO.-ln the election
for Deputy for tho Department OF Cote
D'Or today N. Barry (Opportunlst re-
ceiyed % IA votes against eJ,9I9 for VI
Toussaint Conservative, who fayora
constitutional revision