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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-24
HANGED AND THEN SHOT.
LYNCHERs STRING UP a RAvISHER
IN VIRGINIA.

A Rope Put Around the Jailer's Neck
to Make Him Surrender the Keys
a Rafting in His Pocket Finally
Disclosed Where They Were-The
Ravisher Begged in Vain for Mercy.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 23.-Robert
Bland, who, on Thursday last, attempted to
commit criminal assault on Miss Annie
Gee, aged Is years. daughter Of Hon.
Charles Gee, United States inspector of
lumber at Sitka, Alaska, but whose family
reside in Prince George county, a short dis
lance from Disputanta station on the Nor
fork and Western railroad, was taken from
the Jail of Prince George county to-day and
lynched. A mob consisting Of forty mounted
men, we'll masked, went to the residence of
Henry King. the negro jailer, and demanded
the keys of the Jail.
A ROPE AROUND THE JAILERS MICK.
He stoutly refused to surrender the keys
or go 10 the jail TO unlock the door. The
mob then burst open the doors of the jail
er's house and again demanded the keys.
On his refusal to give them up they placed
a rope around his neck and dragged him to
the Jail, several hundred yards from the
house. Despite this treatment King still
refused TO tell where the keys 10 the jail
were. Just before reaching the Jail the
keys were heard rafting In Kings pocket.
AT THE RAvIsHER's CELL.
The mob then took the keys from him
and carried him into the Jail, and made him
lead the way TO the cell in which Bland was
confined Bland had nothing to say when
the lynohers came 10 his CELL but was per
fectly quiet. He was tied hand and foot
and carried off seventy-fve yards from the
Jail, where he was swung up by a rope to
a branch of tree. He begged piteously
for his life, but the lynchers were deaf TO
his appeals for mercy.
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
His body was riddled with bullets and
left dangling from the tree, where he was
found at daylight this morning. Bland was
about 81 years Of age and Of worthless
character. He was arrested Thursday night
by posse of men who went in pursuit Of
him and he had been sent on by Magistrate
l.. L. Austin for trial at the December term
of the county court.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF GEORGIA, }
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 10, 1889.
Special Order No "a:
An election will be held in the city of Savan-
nan, county of Chatham, state of Georgia, on
the 25th day of November, 1889, between the
hours of O'Clock p. NJ and 10 O'Clock p M, for
Colonel TO command THE FIRST REGIMENT
OF GEORGIA CAVALRY. Said election to be
held under the superintendent of two or more
Justices of the peace or freeholders, or one
justice and one freeholder of said county. or
any two or more officers of volunteers not con-
nected with said company, who will transmit
the returns thereof to the Governor.
By order of the Governor
JOHN MCINTOSH KELL,
Adiutant and INSPECTOR General.
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TOO MANY FOE ONE TERM.
The Liberty Court Not Half Through
It's Business.

Judge Falligant aud Solicitor General
Fraser returned yesterday morning from
Liberty county. The entire week was
taken up with the November term Of the
superior court, and as the docket was not
cleared up, an adjourned term will be con-
vened Tuesday, Dec 8, at which time the
trial of Harrison for the murder Of his niece
will he taken up. Hon. P. W. MeldrIm,
HarrisOn's counsel, having put in plea OF
insanity for his client, the plea was heard,
and Harrison was found TO be sane.
The celebrated Tutty miscegenation case
was not reached, and it went over for hear
ing at the adjourned term. There are nine
OF the religious fanatics and followers OF
Bell, the autl-Christ, who are to be tried for
assault with intent to murder, and Solicitor
General Fraser doubts if the civil docket
and several minor criminal cases will be
reached even at the adjourned term.
The following convictions were had;
Isaiah Yates, burglary, sentenced to five
years IN the penitentary.
James Mclver, assault and battery,
twelve months on the Chatham county
chain-gang.
Alonzo Dawson, convicted Of the murder
of Andrew Murchison, and by the jury
recommended 20 the pententiary for life.
ing been convicted and sentenced to death
on the former trial.
The acquittals were;
Joseph Gordon, charged with the murder
OF Lester Middleton. This trial occupied
two days, and at 8 o'clock Friday night the
jury brought in a verdict of not guilty.
Isaiah Stewart and his daughters Nancy
and Eliza were acquitted of the charge of
arson. The indictment of the trio has been
on the docket for years.
Among a number of indictments were:
John Douglass, cow stealing; James Mul-
drow, hog stealing; Hiram Wilcox, larceny
from the house. and John Tompkins, lar
ceny from railroad car.
Noah Oxendine (colored was indicted for
the murder of James Jones (colored), a re-
cent killing case. The two had a quarrel
previous to the killing. Jones, it is claimed,
mad gun TO defend himself, but after the
quarrel he went home and put the weapon
away, and was sitting in front of his cabin
when Oxendine came along with gun,
and, seeing Jones, shot him dead.
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CAPITAL OF THE STATE.
The Contract for Building the Confed-
crate Home Awarded.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 23.-The contract
for building the confederate home was
awarded to-day to Austin g. Boyeston,
lumber dealers, the price being 500. 600.
The contractors gave bond for $4,000.
and will begin work Immediately.
Amelia Wright, colored laundress,
while ironing to-day at her home died sud.
denly of heart disease.
Reddy Flynn, e prize fighter, challenges
any one weighing under 40 pounds for a
fight for $3.50 stakes, the fight to take place
at least 100 miles from Atlanta
The commissions Of the new trustees of
the lunatic asylum were issued from the
executive office to-day.
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
A Negro Killed While Resisting A
rest at LeesburR.


ALBANY, Ga, Nov. 23.-News reached
the city late last night of shooting ARRAY
at Leesburg, ten miles ABOVE the city, and
it was learned to-day that Deputy Sheriff
William Gill arrested negro named Mar
tin Runes, and was resisted. After drag
ging and scuffling with the negro for
twenty yards, Gill called to ex-Sheriff
james Salter for assistance. The
negro resisted both. In the scuf-
} file the negro sprained the latter's
arm, causing him to release his hold The
negro then threw Gill down and ran his
hand in his pocket as if to draw a weapon.
Gill told Salter to shoot. Thenegro started
to run, whereupon Salter fired The shot
took effect in the Negroes heart, and he
died in an hour. He proved to be one of
the ringleaders in the Pelham riot of a few
months ago, and bore two bnllet marks.
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Happy Cal Wagner. ="

Happy Cal Wagner's" old-time min
strels will appear at the theater Wednesday
and Thursday nights The company, while
not heralded as loudly as others of its class,
is superior in many respects. Wagner's
MINISTRIES will give an enjoyable show, and
all lovers of old-time minstrelsy will doubt :
less enjoy a treat rarely seen in Savannah
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A Russo-German Betrothal

BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The National Gazette
says plan exists for the betrothal of the
Czarowitcz aud Princess Margaret of
Prussia, the emperor's sister, but it is not
likely 10 be realized The Czarina and
Empress Frederick, the paper says, are fa-
vorable to such al alliance.
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MARRIAGES.

s--s7<7J0N-G~@O-O--r~~
BROWN-GRIFFIN-M on Tuesday
evening Nov. 10. 1889. at the residence of the
bride, Mr.. ALLEN NJ. Brown Of Gainesville. Ga,
and Miss KATIE c. G RIFFIN, of savannah.
FRIZELL-PACETTL Married, at New
Houston Street Methodist church parsonage,
BY Rev. J. W. Simmons Wednesday night
Nov. 6, 1889, Miss JESSIE B. PAcETTI, JOIN K.
FRIZEIL.
COHLlN-NALLY.-M at the Cathe-
oral Of 81. John the Baptist on Monday. Nov L.
by the Rev. +. Cafferty Mr.. J. j. CoNLIN OF
Charleston, s. c., to Miss VI. NALLY of this city.
Charleston papers please copy.
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Tanner 100 Previous"

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The announce
ment that partnership had been formed
between Gen. Dudley and Corporal Tanner.
although made upon the authority of the
latter, is now said to have been premature,
although consultations looking to that end
are in progress.
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FROM BLIZZARD TO SUNSHINE.
A New Through Train Put on From
The West to Florida.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. pa special to
the Chronicle from Knoxville, Tenn, says:
''The Queen and Crecent and East tTennes-
see, Virginia and Georgia roads have inau-
gureted a Florida special vestibule train,
running solid from Cincinnati to Jackson
vile, via Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macon and
Jesup, in twentyeight hours This is the
first solid train from the west to the south
ever run. 1t will commence tomorrow.
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France,s Mach Monnnolu

PARIS, Nov. 23.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to day, article three of NJ. Leydet's
bill against the match monopoly was re-
jected, and the bill was thereupon with
drawn. The finance minister, M. Rouvier,
announced that the government would
work monopoly.
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BRooKsvILLEs MURDER TRIAL
Eleven Jurymen Obtained Up to Fri.
day Night.

BRooKsvILLE, FLA, Nov 23.-The trial
of the Hollifield murder case was begun
Thursday. Among the attorneys for de-
PENDANTS are Col. Wright of Georgia, and
Gen. Wall of Tampa, Fla. Col. Tom
Palmer. state solicitor, conducts the prose-
cution. The case is exciting considerable
interest. Up to Friday night eleven jury
men had been accepted. Forty-two more
men were summoned from whom to select
the twelfth juryman. Coils. Shackleford
and Ramsey are associated with the state
solicitor in the prosecution.
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An EDITOR Jailed for I,ihel

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Mr. Precker, editor
of the North London Press, has sur
rendered himself to the authorities to
answer to charge of criminal libel brought
against him by the Earl of Euston. He has
been lodged in prison, and bail has been
y.aft1caj
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-24

NOR TON,
THE HOUSE FURNIsHER
14S Bryan Street,
Is sole agent for
THE LIBERTY RANGE,
THE STEWART RANGE
THE YORK HOT AIR FURNACE
And is the most reliable man in So-o
HEATING OR STOVES OF ANY KIND '''
0A0oNI~ Nh ,ro,,u,. - GLASSWARE,
Of every description.
j. W. NORTON, Agent
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

DAVIS.-The relatives and friends of Mr.. l.
T. DAVIS and family are requested 70 attend the
funeral or IDA MAY. eldest daughter of the
street. at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
"ACOMPATIDiLITf OF TEHeTS

D-.,.- Has been traced naore -
DIS 1 FROM 10 imperfect domestic 5olten
SoA mold arrangements thar ,- .se
NAI' oUer causes knoun h "a
lcOlLrts" ~ The
houseturnishing dealers may not A1v.vs
responsible for this, but lifetime oh~e--as. DC
enables me to assert that half of the na,,..
noyance SO frequent to the household il "a. an
oy the incompetent recommendations ~ 80, 80
ers' This seems strange, but it's true 20, Ia
recommend any article or utensiI of any -
unless certain of its merits You NAV -. A Nl
po FAMILY man, but please rememhe-
s-'e Personal attention and nv L1FrrT,,. |
EXPERIENCE fits me to serve your needs il
competent way. Of course every dealer IN
you HIS Is the BEST. but then those dealers
not EXPERIENCED. they only "recite go
les sons. -Oe tnelr
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ADJUSTMENTS,
SAVANNAH THEATER.
Wednesday and Thursday and Thurs
day Matinee, Nov. 81 and 20.
The Great and Only HAPPY GAL
WAGNER'S OLD-TIME MINSTRELS.

COMPRISING 25-The Peoples Favorites-
~ A model comparatively in artistic
strength-potential in professional celebrities
Not one amateur to swell the number, but each
member an acknowledged star in his specially,
NER, the original Billy Birch, the worlds favor
lite; Cool Burgess, the distinguished silver
voiced tenor; Charles Henry, the renowned
banjoist; John II. Mack, the fascinating prima
steal sketch artists, Coleman and Morton, the
famous Manhattan Sextette, the great clog
dancers, Rooney and Kelly. Mammoth Brass
Band and Orchestra. new and original IDEAL
spectacular scenic first part, copyrighted by Cal
Wagner, entitled THE Planters Wedding" in
Producing Realistic Plantation Home. Sale Of
seats commences at Buffers Drug Store Nov. as
Grand Minstrel Parade during the day.
Next Attraction-Dors Davidson Guilty
Without Crime, - Dec 81
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THIS is NOT TAFFY.

Townsend is the only First Glass Workman
running big concern who can pitch in and do
days work equal to the best journeyman. He
is never seen sucking his thumbs on Blue Mon
day. The best work in Printing, Bookbinding,
and Ruling is done by him. He is not clam.
He does ruling, and things that others are not
fixed up to do, and allows them chance to
make a living.
HE DON'T WANT THE EARTH.
HE WANTS TRADE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PHILANTHROPY Nov * 1890

OFFICE OF THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1885, !
Notice is hereby given that GEORGE W.
HAUPT, lately of the firm of SCHLEY &
HACPT, who were our representatives in Sa-
vannah, has been appointed as special agent
for II. state of Georgia, transacting his bust
ness direct it'll headquarters in Philadelphia.
Mr.. HAUPT will temporarily give attention to
the development of business in the city of
Savannah and as ne is well informed upon life
insurance topics, and has familiarity with the
plans and methods of this company, and enjoys
as well the confidence and respect of many citi-
zens of Savannah, as also our own, we feel sure
that he will be accorded favorable reception
in presenting the merits of our company.
Maj. j. s. Bean continues as general agent
for large portion of the state, and Mr.. Julian
Schley as local representative.
H S. STEVENS. Vice President
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MEETINGS..
X. OF z. NOTICE.
CHRIST CHURCH.

The regular annual renting of the pews of
this church will take place MONDAY. Dec. 2,
at the church, from 10 A. NJ to Up NJ All those
who have paid their pew rents will be consid-
cred as desiring to retain their pews, unless the
Treasurer is notified TO the contrary. All those
who have not paid their pew rents will please
liquidate their Indebtedness by that date other
wise their pews will be cons.d ered at the dis
posal of the Vestry. By order of
THE VESTRY
The Treasurer, W. d. JOHNSTON, can be
found at IS Bull street, under the Screven
house
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Il cannot praise Hoods Sarsaparilla half
snough," says mother whose son, almost
nnnd with scrofula, was cured by this med
'Ane.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A C ARD OF THANKS.

1t is with due sense Of the obligation that
we beg publicly to thank Gen. Greedy and his
expert corps of WEATHER compilers for the
COLD SNAP that was sent out last week, and
which played havoc with our OvERCOAT
stock. While we appreciate the atmospheric
variation, we believe that our Low PRICES
co-operated, as we never sold as many over
coats in one single week before in our expert
ence. Our stock is replenished, and we are
ready for any further mercurial decline.
B. II. LEVY & BRO
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AUSTRIA'S BORGIAs.
Fortune Tellers Supplying Wives with
Poison,

VIENNA, Nov. 2S.-The Macy Beeskerek
inquiry, which has been going on for the
last seven years with the object of discov-
ering the causes of large number of sud
den deaths that have occurred there, has
resulted In proving that thirty eight Of the
victims were poisoned. Most of them were
married. Female fortune tellers supplied
the wives Of the victims with poison. Fifty
seven arrests have been made.
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SAVANNAH CADETS,

SAVANNAH CADETS.
HEADQUARTERS SAVANNAH CADETS,
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. "a, 1885,
General Orders No. b.
1. special meeting of the corps will be held
at their quarters MONDAY EVENING, 25th
inst, at o'clock. Important business will be
brought before the meeting
ii. There will be no Tuesday night drill this
week. By order of
CAPT. H. M BRANCH,
Commanding.
R. P LOWELL. First Sergeant.
MYRTLE DIVISION NO. $50, b. OF l.. Il.
There will be a regular meeting at K of P.
hall on SUNDAY, Nov "a, at the usual hours.
and on every Sunday thereafter until further
notice. R. J. WALSH. G. e.
C. BARNwEII. First Assistant
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
GUARDS GALA DAY.
NOVEMBER 2sth, 1889.
weather permitting.
TROTTING RACE.
Free for all. four or more to enter. tbre.
20 start, Purse $500; entrance fee 20 Der cent
go per cent. TO first, 25 per cent. to second
Is per cent. to third.
RUNNING RACE.
Free for all. five to enter, Purse, 500. en-
trance fee 20 per CENTS per cent. to first, 25
per cent. to second.
TEXAS TROTTING RACE.
Free for all, five to enter, Purse 500; en-
trance fee 10 per cent-60 per cent TO first. q
per cent. to second. Is per cent to third.
All entries to close not later than Nov. 9th
1899, with E. C. GLEASON.
40 Bryan street
TENTH ANIMAL BALL
OF THE
GERMAN AID AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
AT TURNER HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. 26, 1889.
Whole tickets, admitting one 81, including
supper. Icons full orchestra has been en-.
gagged for the occasion.
COMMITTEE
ADAM KEssEL, Chairman.
Charles Will, j. H Helmken.
q. ID. Harms, John Kuck
Chris Lang, ID. Harms.
L. A NJ Schroeder, H. C. Heuisler,
Gus Lage, JH Ouint.
r. L. Keilbach. John Behr,
j. NJ. Asendorf, j. H Immen.
John Cell
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WANTED.
GAME,

GAME.
Mr.. j. j. JOYCE the proprietor of the mar
ket at Abercorn and Liberty streets, has great
stock of game to offer his trade. The stock con-
ssts in a variety of choice articles, and prices
are as usual. as low as good goods can be sold.
Telephone 1O7.
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Immense stock of Alabastine, Glue, Paris
White, Paints, Oils and Brushes. Lowest mar
ket prices. E. j. KIEFFER.
West Broad and Stewart streets
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-14

John Powers, II years Of age, living with
his widowed mother In Middl0tovn, N. r.,
hes become raving maniac through clgar-
etto smoking. He was takea 70 the Orange
county insane asylum. In the more vi0-
iene iits Of the disease be wants 10 break
and destroy everything he can lay his
hands ON, and the united strength OF two
men II barely sufficient to restrain him.
One OF his hallucinations 10 that he hes
bsen bitten by mad dog and he hes spesms
os slIing and frosbing q the mouth -
several physicians Who havesooen him are
inclined 70 think the boy viii never be 70
stored 10 sound mind.
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Ass you aisturbed a. night and broken Of
your rest By Q sick child suffering ana Crying
with ths excruciAting pain Of cutting testA
II 90 70 st once and get \ bottle OF MA.
WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP. u WIN ~,
lisvs ths poor little sufferer immsaistely-ds-
pena upon Il there = no mistAke about Il.
There u not mother ON earth who has eve
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mothaT, ana relief ana health 70 the child,
operating hks magic. II u peJSoctiy sAfs q
uss In all casss ana pleasant 70 the tase. ana 4
tbs prescription OF ons OF the oldest ana best
female physiciAns and nurses In the Unitel
ssaasa sola svegyvhes& . esnD eottAe.
RAglklylAV
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Policeman JefIords arrested Frank Be.
frankie and Nellie 0reely, % New Hemp
ton, lowe, on Tuesday night The fofmel
made break for liberty and VS. shot end
fatally wounded by the .policeman. Bs
frankie Is said 10 have modo o. buetnesa oi
recruiting for the Nosthsrn Wisconsin
Peter Rooney, hlscksmitb, wss shoi
0nd fatally wounded In CblcsGo on Tues
day night BY Ferdinand Vscchione. On
1tslisu blacksmith, who caught Rooney
climbing through his shop window.
During HghS between PaDxsro PAce and
Jack Mela IN Brooklyn, New York, on
Tuesday night, the latter was shotin the leg.
Policeman Short arrived and PAce fed, and,
refusing to stop at the officers call, was shot
10 the side end fatally wounded.
Dr.. J. w. Cox, . prominent citix3n OF
Pine Blu6, Arkansas, IVES shot dead on
Tuesday night BY Edward Harfell, whose
house he had eatered against Mr.. Raf-
rell's protest." during her husbands
obDeuCA
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Chiliinesp, dizziness, pains in the side ana
bach, alec piness, Iistlessness-in Q word. .
GENERAL tOrpor Of the system-all these clearly
indicate liver oiseAke. use Lkxador In time
ana be cured. SOLD everywhere. Price only
Is cents q pactage.
Preserve your baby's health by promptly
admjnisiering DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup for the
diseases Of carly childhood. Price 70 cents .
bottle.
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Rupssrs cure guaranteed BY Dr. ). B. Mayer.
6Sl Arch street, Philadelphia Ease at onces
no operation or delay nom business, attested
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