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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-09
GEORGIA'S LEGISLATURE
THE sENATFs SESSION NOT A
VERY BUSY ONE.

Only One Bill Passed but Several In
troduced-Senstor Trammen Takes
the Oath-A Long List OF New Bills
Added to Those Previously Intro
duced In the House.
ATLANTA, GA, July S.-The Senate did
not have q very busy session to-day, meet
ing at 10 o'clock and adjourning at 1l:3O
o'clock. Ssnator-elect Paul B. Trammell
of the Forty-third district. who was elected
70 I'LL the vacancy created by the death of
Samuel E. Field, was sworn in by the presi-
dent and took his ssat Tbs nsw senator is
q son Of L. n. Trammell, the railroad COM
missioner, and IS the youngest member #
the body. The Senate passed one bill, to
incorporsate the Carrollton Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
The following bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Fitzgerald-To prevent the run
ming at large of stock in certain districts of
Quitman county.
By Mr.. Johnson of the Seventy-fourth-
To make it misdemeanor for minor to
enter place where liquor Is sold.
In executive session the governors APP
pointment of Henry R. Fort as judge of
the county court Of Wayne was confirmed.
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ON ATLANTA CURBS.
4 Convict Pardousd AFTER ID Years.
Executive Rewards.


ATLANTA, GA, July s.-Ths governor
has pardoned Joel A Butler, who was near
indshs close Of his thirteen years sentsnce TO
the psniLsnHsry from Wilkinson county.
His term would have expired next Septem-
bsr. Tho pardon was granted because Of
strong petitions, and the critical illness OF
tie convlct's mother.
Sheriff Holden Of Stewart was hero to-day
applying for the executive reward Of 300
for the capture OF the negro tramp who
killed Conductor Whighanl, Of the Savan-
nah. Amsricus and Montgomery road, on
June r.
An executive reward Of $3.50 was offered
to-day for the arrest OF tho unknown per-
son who burned the gin house OF J. w.
Vaughn OF Wilkinson county last October.
II is understood that an effort has been
made TO heal the breach among the Atlanta
republicans by the tender 10 w. I. -
Wilson by Gen. Lewis Of the position Of
assistant postmaster. Mr.. Wilson declined.
The special COMMITTEES, Of which Mr..
Rankin of Gordon is chairman, 10 which
has bee1 referred all matters pertaining to
the state road, held its first meeting this
afternoon and decided to NEST thros times a
week until they aro ready to report IL Is
understood that there is a wide difference
in the committee on the question Of the sale
or lease of the road, but a majority Is COM
mitted 10 the latter.
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ovERAwED By A CAPTAIN.
A Drunken Mans Vain Attempt to
Run the Pope Cetlin.


Run the Pope Cetlin.
Brunswick, GA, July s.-A tragedy
almost occurred on ths steamer Pope Cat
lin at st. Simops to-day. On board were
four men from near Chauncy. One, named
Brophy was drunk and trisd to fight
evorv one near him. His cursing and
abusive language attracted Capt. Clarke
attention and he came out Of the pilot
houss and tried to quiet him. Brophy lev
elsd pistol at Capt. Clark's face and the
captain retreated to the pilot-house, Sc
cured his rife and camo out. Brophy in
the meantime had jumped ashore and
swore that he would kill the first person
who stepped on the gang plank.
PASSENGERS PANIC STRICKEN.
The passengers bscame,almost frantic, and
some found hiding places wherever they
could. Capt. Clark leveled his rifle at Bro
ply, and started To shoot him. The pas en-
gers knocked the rifle down and begged for
Brophv's life. Capt. Clark stepped ashore,
foil wed by Robert Grler. As he ed-
vanced Brophy retr>ated. Again the
rife was leveled, and as before his friends
stepped in front Of Brophy and swore that
they would be shot before they would let
aim be. Capt. Clark was determined to
protect his passengers lives and ordered
everybody back. As he did so Grier slipped
behind Bropny, and with blow from a
scantling knocked the pistol from his grasp
FLED FOR HIS LIFE.
Brophy turned and ran for his life,
while the people, in their excitement,
begged Capt. Clark to shoot him, but he
did not care to shoot an unarr cd man and
lowered his rife. Brophy's friends caught
him aud hid him from the now frantic
people, or else harm might have been done
To-day he was arrested and brought here
to jail. The citizens are indignant at his
acton and glad he has been captured.
Capt. Clark's GOODNESS is much talked of
and praised
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House Proceedings.

A resolution adopted Saturday forming
a committee on business of the chalrmen of
the several Senate and House committees,
was reconsidered and tabled!
A resolution PROM biting the placing of
adver tisements on the desks of members
was offered by Mr. Reid of Putnam
county and adopted.
The following new bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. Harrel of Webster-To inco
porate the cambridge, Cutnbert and West
ern railway.
Bv Mr.. Jones of Baker-To reduce the
bond of the sheriff of Baker county from
sc, 900 to $1,000.
By Mr.. Tatum of Dade-To prevent the
bringing of dressed beef to this state.
BY Mr.. Gilbert of Muscogee-To author
ize the mayor and general council of Column
bus to give TO the gas light company Of
Columbus the title to the land used by such
company.
By Mr.. johnson of Clinch--To protect
the public roads and bridges of Clinch
county.
BY Mr. Davis of Hall-To regulate the
granting of licenses to teachers of public
schools
By Mr.. Gambler of DeKalb-To incorpo-
rate the Atlanta and Lthonia railroad.
BY Mr.. Holiday of Stewart-To prohibit
the putting in of fish traps in Patatse creek.
BY Mr.. Hand of Mitchel--To authorize
the council of Camilla to issue bonds in not
more than $500 for the purpose of erecting
the building for the Camilla high school
BY Mr.. Clifton of Chatham-To incor-
porae the South Bound Railroad c. mpany.
BY Mr.. Alderman of Colquitt-To amend
tho act creating road commissioners of
Colquitt county. Also to protect game in
Colquitt county.
BY Mr.. Williams of Telfair-To charge
the session Of the superior court of Telfair
county.
BY Mr.. Lamar of Richmond-To repeal
paragraph l of section 4.S54 of the code
and define the competency of witnesses.
By Mr.. Delacy of Dodge-To extend the
limits of Eastman in DODGE county. Also
to amend the charter Of Chauncey. Ais to
prohibit the sale of liquor wi; hin five miles
of any church in Dodge county Also to
incorporate the Citizens Bank of East
man.
BY Mr.. Humphreys of Scriven-To create
n county court for Scriven. Also to pro-
uect game in Scriven.
BY Mr.. Fam Of White-To incorporate
the Augusta and Western railroad.
BY Mr.. Braiy of Sumpter-To authorize
the supreme court to appoint two stenog-
rapherS.
Mr. Brady had his celebrated fertilizer
bill made the special order for Aug. l.
The following bills were passed.
To relieve the Equitable Assurance Com
pany Of the $500 fine for failure to make
tax returns By July /.
To protect game in Richmond county.
To prohibit the sale of liquor to intoxi-
Gated persons.
To amend section 493 C. OF the Code by
striking out "one' in line thirteen and
inserting "three"
To amend section 1910 F. OF the Code by
striking out the word ordinary" in line
five.
The House then adjourned.
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A LEG GROUND TO PULP.
Fatal Accident to Gamer @. Roughton
of aanderaVille.

SANDERsvILLE, GA, July s.-Gainer G.
Roughton, aged about 10 years, fell from
the Sandersvile & Tennillo train bound for
Tennille at 1915 o'clock this afternoon, and
was under the wheels. The leg was crushed
from the middle of the 10 wer part up, and
then across just above the knee. The rign t
OF was also badly crushed. His brother
Richard, who was also on the trai1, as
both were riding to their home a few
yards beyond where the accident occurred,
jumped off and ran back to his
assistance and summoned medical aid In
a few moments Roughton was placed upon
a couch and taken to his home On arriv-
ing there his pulse wa, found TO be so low
that narcotics could not be administered for
amputating the leg and foot. re did not
rally sufficiently to be chloroformed and at
1884 o'clock he died. He was conscious to
the last.
Carswell Brown while feeding cylinder
press in the Progress Office this morning,
had bis foot caught in the cogs Of the ma
chinery and badly mashed.
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ROsENTHAL TO PAY UP.
A New York Friend said to Have
Sent Him S 900.

QUITMAN, GA, July s.-Rosenthal to-day
received a telegram from friend in New
York stating that 81 900 had been forwarded
him by express, Tho money will get here on
Wednesday, and he saws he will then pay
all claims against him in full. 1t is not
known yet whether he will be prosecuted.
The pr liabilities are that he will. The
News correspondent had talk with him
to-day and he protests his innocence
stoutly, claiming that Fuller, and not him
self, is to blame. He has papers showing
that he is Fuller's authorized agent.
He claims that he knew nothing
of the drafts not being paid or of any
trouble about them until he was arrested in
Fort Gaines, and that the reason he fled
and showed such an aversion to coming
back to Quitman was that he was afraid
violence would be done him. lie seems
badly worried about being confined in jail
and vows that he will make things hot for
Fuller when he gets to New York.
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GEORGIA SUPREME COURT.
An Unusually Large Number of Decis-
ions Handed Down.

An unusually Large NumDer OF OeCl5-
ions Handed Down.
ATLANTA, GA, July S.-The supreme
court was IN session to-day and heard argu-
ment in one case from the Atlanta circuit
and one from Flint. The following decis-
ions were rendered:
Henderson VS. Fox, from the city court
of Savannah Judgment affirmed.
In announcing this decision the chief
Justice said: 1.-The verdict being a
second one for the same amount of dam
ages, the supreme court cannot announce
under tho evidence in the record that it was
excessiven or not warranted by the evil
dence and the law. The judge below being
satisfied Herewith, though 1t seems harsh
verdict, it is not illegal.
Stewart VS.. Stlscher; from Douglass.
Affirmed.
Lowe vs. Rawlius; from Dodge Al
frmed.
Isom VS.. the State; from Dougherty. Al
firned.
Blcth VS.. Bremen; from Ware. Re-
versed.
Cummings VS.. Clegg from Dooly. AT
frmed.
Dawson VS.. Garland; from Macon. At
firmed.
Bridges ct al vs. the State; from Dooly
county. Affirmed,
Travis VS.. the State; from Decatur At
firmed.
Meadows VS.. Taylor; from Pulaski. At
firmed.
McGee VS.. Long; from Crawford. Re-
versed.
Lathrop vs. the Standard Oil Company :;
from Pulaski. Affirmed.
Crib & CO. VS.. Baglcy s. Rivers; from
Ware. Reversed.
Treadwell ct al. VS.. Beauchamp; from
Butts Reversed
Hughes VS.. McIntosh; from Thomas.
Affirmed
Lee VS.. Ogden; from Dodge. Affirmed.
Pulaski county VS. Pollock ct al. ; from
FulaskL Reversed.
Coast Lne railroad vs. Boston; from the
CITY court of Savannah. Affirmed.
Vann vs.. the state; from Chattooga- AT
frnsd.
White VS. Kennon & Co.; from Pierce.
Affirmed
Grace VS.. Martin; from Pulaski At
ErTned
seifert vs.. Holt; from Monroe. Affirmed.
Cody vs. the Gress Lumber Company:
from Dodge Reversed.
Dupree VS.. the mayor, etc, of Brunswick;
from Glynn. Affirmed.
Mitchell Vs. Fuilington; from Dooly. At
frmed.
Mize VS.. Spoight; from Sumter. At
frmed
McRae, ct al, Va the state; from Decatur.
Affirmed
Cloud VS.. Kendrick; from Macon. At
frmei.
Richardson vs. Lumsden; from White.
Reversed.
Justice Blandford was on the bench again
To-Day and appears in excellent health.
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WHITES STOLEN JEWELS.
Two Negroes in Custody Who Tell
Conflicting Stories.

Two Negroes in Custody Who Tell
Conflicting Stories.
ATHENS, GA, July s.-During the uni
versity commencement the residence of Dr.
H. c. White was entered by thieves and
many valuable pieces of jswelry were
taken. The robbers had their plans so we'll
laid that suspicion could be placed on no
one. The theft was Immediately reported
to the police and two officers took the case.
To-day they came across q valuable ring
belonging to some member of DIR. Whites
family in the possession of negro, who
stated that he bought the ring from negro
named Larkln Royal. The latter declares
that he tanned it from Lon Foster, an
other negro. Both have been arrested, and
it is thought that most Of the stolen goods,
amounting to over $1,000, will yet be reoov-
cred
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ment OF his services. Pride in the profsss;.
of his choice, and ambition TO make s nCoto1a
OF tie great work entrusted 70 him by his - -
eminent have carried his zeal to a very - -
pitch. Thus far his reward has been ~ In
cnsed IN the public press with having r1ise -
Piled public money entrusted to him ~
only say that such an attack. under sue6 ~
cumstances is the action OF coward
Inasmuch as our government is not hia.,
with very many servants who exhibit The -
and exp nd the energy that Lieut.. Carre- -
done in his work at Savannah | thinl- 1, -
care should be taken to protect ose that il =.
from abuse. Respectfully submitted -A'
r. P HUGHES.
Colonel, Inspector Genera
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AUGUSTUS KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Opening of Hospital Started Under
Their Direction.

AUGUSTA, GA, July s-The Kings
Daughters hospital for women and children
was opened this evening at 1855 Broad
street with appropriate dedication services
conducted by the leading ministers of the
city. The officers are: President, Rev.
John Goss; vice president, Mrs. c. A Row
land; secretary, Miss Rosa North; treat
urer,. Miss Jennie Pearce. The
board of managers is composed
of the captains of the several bands of
Kings Daughters. Tho leading physicians
of the city give their services to the insti-
tuition. 1t begins in a modest way with
seven rooms, but it will grow into large
and important charity.
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Shipmantn OF Mnlona.

VALDosTA. GA, July s.-Cars of melons
were shipped from points on the Savannah,
Florida and Western railway to-day as fol-
lows: To Now York 10. Boston 4, Cincin-
natl Q, Atlanta 6, Philadelphia 5, Chicago l.,
Indiana rolls /, Baltimore /, Louisville |,
Charleston ), Cleveland, o., 1, Detroit l..
Memphis I, New Orleans 4, Norfolk, Va, /,
Mansfield, O., /, Toronto, Can, l, Grand
Rapids l, Creston, Ia, L; total So.
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Columbus Chapters.

COLUMBUS, GA, July S.-There are no
new developments in tie Jordan-Hatcher
affair 1t is understood that the matter
has not yet bee settled. Hatcher returned
to the city at noon to-day.
City Treasurer J. N. Barnett is danger
ously i'll, and his death is hourly expected.
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Gainesville GlaninRs.

GAINESVILLE, FLA, July S.-The monot-
ony was broken to-day by fight between
a fruit dealer named John Aleck and
drummer. Aleck downed him in the first
round
Gainesville is again building railroads
The doctors say tie town is distressingly
healthy.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of thu Gamss Between the
Country's Leading Teams.

country q Leading FeSm3.
WASHINGTON, July s.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Louisville
Ionis8ilIs .. ....,..O %
Base hits: Baltimore {, Louisville o. Errors:
Baltimore g, Louisville /. Batteries; Fore
man and Quinn, Ehrst and Vaughan.
St Louis. .....-,.. o 415o4 Ola
Columbus. ...:.;-..o o 0 0 O. o
o. Base hits, St; Louis II, Columbus g. Errors:
81. Louis /, Columbus 10. Batteries; King
and Mi!ligan, Baldwin, Gorge and Bligh.
At Kansas City
Brooklyn. ..........5 0 0 o. s
Kansas City - o o o 0 o 4
Caruthers and Visner; Sowders, Conway and
Gunson.
At New York
S S'tT.n Work ..",,.5 SSSSSSs -
Base hits: New York IA. Pittsburg z. En-
rors: New York /. Pittsburg Q. Batteries:
Crane and Ewing, Calvin and Miller.
At boston
Cleveland. I'D Q o
Base hits: Boston ., Cleveland g. Errors:
Boston 2, Cleveland 4. Batteries; Clarksou and
Bennett, Bakoiy and thinner.
At Cl icinnati-
Athletic ........O 20 % o. 3
Cincinnati .........1 0 0 6 2 o XII
Base hits: Athletic s. Cincinnati 10 Errors:
Athletic g. Cincinnati ,. Batteries: McMahon
and Brennan, Duryea and Keenan,.
AT Wasnington-
Washington 80 0 0 0 O. 4
Chicago ...........1 0 0 1 0 0 0 O. q
Base hits: Washington 4, Chicago z Errors:
Washington ,, Chicago 2. Batteries: Person
and Daily, Hutchinson and Farrell.
At Phila telphia-
Philadelphia, .....1 8 o 8 I O OF
indianapolis ...l 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Base hits; Philadelphia Il. Indianapolis s.
Errors; Phiiadelphia /, Indianapolis I. Bat
tories: Sanders and Schriver; Rusle, Getzeln
and Daily.
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IT NEVER FAILS.

ULMER'S LIVER CoRRECTOR is guaran'
teed to be safe and reliable medicine for DyS-
pepsia. Acid Stomach, Constipation, Nervous
Headache, Diarrhoea, Dysentery and other as
eases arising from disordered state OF tn0
liver. Recommended by prominent physicians
and awarded highest prizes over competitors,
Ask for ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR anu
take no other. Prepared by
B. F. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga
Price 81 per bottle. If you cannot Obtain 'h0
"Corrector'' from your druggist, SEND YOU
order direct aud it will be forwarded by OK
press. freight paid.
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MEETINGS.
oGLETHoRPE LODGE NO. I, i. Q, q =,

OGLETH0RPE LODGE NO. L, 10.
A regular meeting will be held in the ma.
hall, in second story of lecture room of Tri-{.s
church THIS (TueSday) EVENING at o'eIooJy
Entrance corner of President and .Jefferson,
street. SUI
The First Degree will be conferred.
Members of sister Lodges and trans;an.
brothers are cordially invited to meet with ne
JAS. VAN BERSCHOT, Noble Grand
J. H. H. OSBORNE. Secretary.
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Booming the South Bound.

HAMPTON, S, c., July S.-A meeting at
Lawtonville, in the interest of the nth
Bound railroad, Saturday, was a grand
success. Twenty thousand dollars were
subscribed.
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Sale of tha First Bela.

New YORK, July S-The first bale Of
cotton sold here this year was sold to day
by Henry Clews a Co, at 1873 CO is per
Of Columbus, Ga, 1t goes to Liverpool.
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Russell Arrested.

BRUNSWICK, GA, July S.-A white man
named Russell was arrested here to-day by
Ofncer Leavey ON an order Of Marshal Cor
oett de is wanted on charge of stealing
In Savannah.
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CHATHAM ASSEMBLY NO. 136. ROy17
SOCIETY OF GOOD FELLOWS

Regular meeting of Chatham Assembly Y,
1876, Royal Society Good Fellows, will be baIi
THIS Tuesday EVENING at s o'clock i
Sorrel building, fourth floor, over teIeg ~
office thall Locomotive Firemen) By order ~ -
j. S. TYSON, Ruler
JNo HENDERSON, Secretary
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PuNCTIMoUs TRAvELER-Now, what ought
little boys to say when gentleman gives them
a nickel for carrying his sacheli
Small Boy-rain't 'nough--HGrpsr,s Reeklv,
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BUST TURNiP SEED.

Just received, a Full and Fresh STOCK =,
BUST RUTA BAGA FLAT DUTCH, anu on
other varieties OF seasonable Seeds. ana i0'
sale at lowest prices. E. J. KIEFFEk'
Druggist and Scotsman
Corner West Broad and Stewart ots.
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HE KILLED HIS FRIEND.
4 Somewhat Mysterious Shootir

Somewhat Mysterious Shooting
Affair on Hunt.
WALDEN, MASS, July S.-While Charles
W. Carruth, woil-known druggist Of this
city, and F. H. Miller, prominent Boston
broker, were shooting near Maiden river
this afternoon, MIR. Carruth's rifle was dis
charged, the ball entering Mr.. Miller's neck
strong friends and lived in the same house.
The affair has created intense excitement.
There is mystery about the shooting and
the police are making an investigation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ICE CREAM PARTY

The ladies of the l. NJ. S. Club will give an lea
Cream Party THIS EVENING at the residence
Of Maj. w. F. Shellnan. 80 G yinnett street
commencing at O'Clock ATS O'Clock several
young ladies Will be sold at auction, the pro-
ceeds of the sale to be distributed to the poor
Of our city.
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CATHOLIC LIBRARY AssOCIATI0y-
regular monthly meeting of the Catbon.
Library Association will be held THIS TUESDAY,
EVENING at O'Clock.
P. F. GLEASON, President
]. F. HARTY, Recording Secretary.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

If you are Nervous,
And cannot sleep. tryit.
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ATTENTION, GERMAN VOLUNTEER
The active, honorary and pay members Of
the corps are hereby ordered to attend a mass
meeting of the First Volunteer Regiment of
Georgia at Catholic Library Hall THIS Tines
day EVENING, at o'clock. By order of
JOHN DERST, Capt. Com'd'g.
Attest: NJ G. HELMkEN. O. s
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WASHINGTON, July s.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
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1t is my opinion, and l say it with great re-
greet, for it is the unanimous opinion of all who
have worked with Mr.. Curtis, that he is a fine
fold engineer and possesses great practical
sense; That ne has used stimulaEtS and INDUCED
in other designations tnat have lowered his sen
sibilities anu moral tone and SO deranged his
nervous system that mis- memory is no longer
thoroughly reiable and his credioility as a wit
ness is capable of being successfully attacked if
he is not supported by corroboratng evi leuce
II his sensioilities and moral tone were not
at a very low ebb he would not explain lis non
acceptance of the bride he alleges was offered
hun by saying that he did not believe it would
be paid for more than one month do not hest
tate to say that the allegations of corrupt prop
ositions and bribery mentioned in Mr.. Curtis
our country.
g. We have now reached the eighth and
last count, 'The misapplication of public
money, or Incompetent engineering"
Mr.. Curtis, to whom the accusation of nissan
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-10-05


 ANAHEIM, Gals September 30.- Olive mil, at Olive Heights. three miles out of Anahiem, was burned at midnight. Loss s750OC.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-Secretary for the Dept to-day issued circular to the Collector of Customs, instrUcting them in the case of the Chinese labOrers claiming to be in transit through this country must require presentation of through ticket across the whole United States territory, with al other obtain able evidence Of good faith, together with indemnity bond in at least S2o0 that the Journey will be made within 20 days.
 BUTTE, Mont. Sept. 30.-A fire yester- day, supposed to be incendiary. destroy ei the finest building block in this city, CItailiEg loss of about S300C00. h. sUrance about 51500C0. Principal losses arc the D. J. HenHessey Merchantile O., 5l25,00O; First National Bank, S1S,OCO; Kahn & Wieters, dry goods, S35OOO; Barnard Block, S60,0O0; Bonner Mer- chantile O.. S65,0O0. Three fremen fatally injured.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-The Interstate Commerce Commission this morning be- gan the hearing of cases m0st-inlpOrts1t cf Chicago and Alton. Complaint set forth that the roads made a contract with syndicate of cattle dealers at Kan sas City, for the shipment east, of cattle, which practically amounts to rebate. The matter was argued at great length.