davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
- CANADA's FISHING LICENSES. =
No More to be Given Americans
Under the Modus Vivendi.

OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 24-The collectors
Of customs in the maritime provinces have
been instructed not to issue any further
fishing licenses to American vessels under
the ntodus rireadi. 4 nufaJer c. licenses
granted last year will not run out until
July next, the first issue being for twelve
months from the date Of issue, but
as the season advanced, at the
request Of the Newfoundland gov
eminent and to make the Canadian
licenses uniform with the licenses Of that
colony they were issued to be good only
until December 81. Whet thu policy Of
the government on this fishing license ques-
ton will be next season is a matter still un-
decided, but for Tue present no more
lcenses viii BE- isslei
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
that tract of land ia Chatham County, Georgia
Immediately south Of the extended limits Of
the city Of Savannah, known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres, more OF less, bounded on the north BY
kstill Avenue, east by Waters Road. south by
lands Of Barstow, and west by lands Of Gen A.
r. Lawton, as have made contract for the
purchase thereof, aud intend TO apply 10 the
courts for specific performance Of the con
tract. J. H. ESTILL
SAVANNAH, Aug. 80. 1883
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
sURszs IN THAT BOURNE
So-ro~ ard -r.1--es @ rs Fe-cE
Ao-Es=s=G-


AsErysT0x. ysz 54-1z - Eao- z
- t1o1ss tA1s @a----g UEE=. uz2Ly II
IT, -z-1 nozr besors zl1-. : s-s-- Z hzs-la
and es21t1sl9o Is rrass--e1- r1s-s prevail i
us --o-z12E 81 81 - s1--oW s11 awe Il
IL 4zs- s=1l-clrcla = s=zes = 1ssG plainly
Ok szs-=1llly 1rz1s1 II Q z-k E13 o--a-
Ez-zr<71 H1-e 1z1-s--= E--z- -zs-E -ss ser ~
y remind IL u=zb=-S cLES oas q I5eir
c71-47'z<-=s. T5l=e E-.-- - Il A7z-T s-1
c-1-1asT y -1z--=r Ez1 sz5sa-a5 -l-z 10 a.
1z1 -=-e--=1 t1-evz t-1z - s-a-s = II.
lzELs2lTs Lzao-
ZEE DEATE ASSCExCE0
NJ Decker q y $ III having teen rec
z Ia szs1- ~T1= sd EEsy Is bssa
1sFolTs-t Epoa me- d t-e Z=zb=-s q re
A-as91rI oss=Eze8oZ o. zzZg--c1 Z % Ing
co'zs7 tbe caztL Z HI James :. Bzr-@s.
-z;s : rs-lrese-tztiv= = III Ersz- c5Ez1n -
wealth q LLssour- f. l=z-d occ-rrzi 2
t1ls city a. vi arts EC.=- 81 1915 @ G. 1ck
us E1-EZ1EZ- A. s-Z= IlE= Il ne Eug--e,
M S1ezk=r. ths y sz----. 5=z=yz.i z I'll IS Z
tie a12s- - s1sD=zc Il Urinary proceed
InEs % pay e E-I1z-e % tz= with q tie
eE.1-1a-r E=1Gl=rls1 E-0 50 4Ztely wss one
o. Cur Colleagues EE1 WIS., 15=r- : = @
-AU1Ly and loss. U5s c--y - rEs graz safe
ne seTTe'1 50 vel. 50 org sid 50 tEIt1t1Ll e.
Ut 70 TIE l&-E1u :. age Mr. Decker
EC-l Ol1zr51 TIE - -z--JEs r-zzla1 z gE=
uaesi1g Of tie Z m 5e.az.-5 n I'D
tEev were t1-z--r5--s.v ss5sr1-,-l g~-7-45
i1Ely. Al 1910 g-c.-s-r re EEo,se i 59..rr,ssi
AcYToy IN c1gxrrTEz
-T5s e--frA ds7s.-z---- in ~,----=-z 4-,--
Msz.1-,-i tryseg,sS - <-asg-s- Cs-';sy.
NJ PaD3sIi> 81 - 49, r,---r.z-s - -.
s-,-g-7-7-5.,lr-- - -. - = - -
az rfA F1r,--sa ,,-----.sz ~ s--------s,5C- !.
=. II c,oJ0<..- +i,ss --~.-ri-- -. 80 $685.
ac.5r-1 No. - 49, - . - go.
.Ts-ras \ pr,--ez TO- 80 - -
800 4. f,-5ef s-..---s-- ~ - - -.
Eity which had cslI55 ne members tozetha-.
a2d he ds.ega10a @ -ane1 lts=f % t-s
s41op.t11 O t1s = Owing solutions.
Reao9rsd Thai t1e hogse has hard with
profound soEroE t. 9loe=-n=1t o. TIE
-. y ft5l- ans :, 1--Hs -A-e representa-
- 49, - - - g - - -,..
en- Sz-e-s ,---- -. 4 -. - -
to-s5sri1y ~ sssv-r5 -----r.s-s - - l.rs. a.
three members o. - ss-s-a d APPOINTED 70
take orders Tor s7Ip@-l1-e1tng re funeral sn1
esearTznE TIE re-1a -1s = IL de-=As=d - their
pa 2. o'lfl2l az - " n7,Ss--y eTp=ns@s
- - -. l-.5.. - 49, y =. - 20
Rsz1r,ef Ia - s---ssr--s--s--as ~ IT,
House be aufao-iz-- ard tl-4-.-i 70 rssa so
Steps - may b Necessary to- properly carry
IL =, - AT2..'1o- - 49, N.
f5-szoi1g r.sol1r.o-s % he ssna-e and ia, a.
afurTh=r marx o. r=s1-cE - me memory Of TIE
deceased the HOus- - Dow s15oCr1.
TIE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEES SORROW
The cournit--e On s1-ror,-iseiors If
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
ELECTORAL MESSENGERS SLOW.
Nine States Must Show Up Before
L1onday or be Left Out.

L4onday or be Lett out.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-The electoral
messenger from line states have not as yet
arrived at the capitol, and delivered the
vote Of the electoral colleges Of their states
10 President Pro TEN. Ingalls, The law
requires at the messengers shall deliver
an envelop containing the result OF the vot-
ing Of the electors in their respective states
not later than the last Monday in January.
This will be mex. Monday, Jan. %.
RETURNS BY MAIL NOT SUFFICIENT.
Returns have been received from all the
states by mail. but this does not comply
with the proVis1 Of the law, which I'M
peratively requires that the messengers
shall present their communications to the
pr, sident of the senate by the date above
nam d. Each envelope must bear on its
fac the names Of the electors, and its con-
tents superscribad in accordance with sec
ton 1879 Of the revised statutes. The states
W ose messeng Is will be delinquent unless
they arrive by Monday next are California,
Colorado. Florida, Oregon, Kentucky,
Maine, Nebraska, Nevada and Texas.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
Why the Water Fled.

From The NPtC York Star
II happened in Cab'e's Broadway restaurant.
He sat down and ordered. beside other things.
coffee. The waiter brought it and pushed To-.
ward him bowl Of sugar. lie picked up O
lump OF it. regard ID it curiousy and calling
the waiter 10 him, asked
what is this?"
sugar sir. replied the waiter.
sugar echoed be, inquiringly.
Yes, sir; sugar. Refined sugar sir" added
the waiter, explanatory.
Refined sugar Bless me. that's the oueerest
like il before"
Never saw refined sugar before, sirY Why.
where did you come from" inquired the
astonshsd waiter
Il came from England, sir. ard I'm a share.
holder In the Electric Sugar Refining Company.
sir he replied WITH great dignity.
The waiter fled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25

a new GAVE OF SKIN.

Surveyors Coin Money By Laying Out
a houre Tor an Imaginary Road
BOONE, Iowa, Jan. PA corps Of sur
veyors that came into B1o1e with their
plausible scheme for a railroad from Mime
ap9Is 70 Kansas City via Boone, are in
DURANGO vile. They had a row among
themselves and one u the party gave the
scheme away. The fellows are out on their
Own 10 running this survey and demand
ing donations for building depots.
RICH HARVEST
They have had a rich harvest, getting
considerable money from the towns through
wlicn they pa sed, AID securing some ia
Boone. On Information filed before Justice
Franks, 6. n. Evans, the leader Of the sur
veyOrs, vas arrested, and is now on trial for
obtaining money under false pretences
Tue prop sed road has been widely adver-
tised, aud il seems that up n the arrival Of
the surveyors corps in any community a
subscription paper would be circulated.
The N collected in Boone amounts 10
about $50, but more would have been
obtained but for the exposure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
roEroas -RoPo-Gs.
Al Iztz1c-1on Grz1os@-Goes . IA
r-e-1z u Larry

E-es-@ = 4~@r-E
Ts-ys1r.-rILz. Fla. Jan 2A-Tos pen
~ sc-s1 z-5z1-@so1 zs-s5a A6s-s 81
a1z--s az t1s p-2ia-lHs AID :. 4 Ferrls l.
IT, 5s.zz1z1r, ez1s Up oet9rs Judge B4Esr
q IL e4-c1-- cg1rr c1s15sr ro-1zy- TIE
set.5- was u-o1-at q restrain Ferris fro-l
c9-.e-e- u -1s CzzE-2sa x .ry7Fl g. t-7 y ssF
E-rE zl1e--z- Darn = 9 q r tLz- E1e
r.z-rI1fs LID I--E1lz5ss1 t. sc4s T-E1t q
s1c- D1s1s@s j. Ills r :. IE7 1e-@1lsll
cams ta4. me terms u sale L&1 lot -es1
e1-r-i WA I weTsr ~ .Dc+.o1
sss grated al Z 5oad u s. 20 y1s111ag
r. 4 va .zes. s9lic.;l1g frs.ght aZ@a- #
II Io1lsE-4ls and NzszTl.ls Ez---cz1 n
f-ls cl-y. .=zvss tC-u19T-oW for Gsy.5--z-
Ca. a. Ne1 &.Es S.swsr-, Dle Z -Lz u-o--
zr~~r rllF1ed and cEgTEalDg selLes 4 t1z&
vL-zE- e w~~1-lEz oec-rs On jan g.
d. ClcHEAEZ ~ Tx CITY.
Dr.. Jerome CocLEaze. s-4t- 1szlth osaos-
q ara = j. -te clsy. Ifl sDozs@ y
g o1zry " -Ls SZUs re.rsse --zt.ys Lzte
T. lxLt. t1= co1t0T ss-d thai IL cane hsTe
ss- y-s.lesE entirely. al max his Co.@c,
w2s q exz1l1s .ato toe Easto1as n g1ar-
a1..r-e z u G. ESSENTIAL fest1rss rs-z,5-g
70 re late -. dsro.c, ~ cJ.s1It 1itl tIs
bard III ezlr1 II relation . health mas
Ures .Ls-e-t me ref -E-s c&lorE. z-c. n JOINT
bath ul-e.--2 = 1.c- = - " bz-c la-c1
3 g. EoL-Zr ue-F VII D c1TI -C5s1 ~
rerresea rsE4 yes from me health departments
r E.sna.aa. F-or-da, Ier-s. louisiana,
AlssLs.4py5. Iells SO, hyr,1 an SJut1
C4roAu4 Eeot4cly and L..aDis TIE
saou1t of god. projecting measures f9-
future emergeacsez-
MCETCAgY REPORTS.
~, 49,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25

CHARLEsTowN, w. VA, Jan. 24-The
democrats caucuasei tonight, a d on the
two-third rue Mr.. Kelna received %
votes, lacking one Of being the caucus
nominee. There was o1e member absent
who will stand by him, giving him the
caucus nomination. This will insure his
reelection TO the United States Senate.
Harr, the union labor candidate, dill not
80 into the caucus, but promised to sup
port MIR. kenna on joint ballot. Ths eau
Gus adjourned untl Monday evening Mex
without mAkinR q nomination.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
Iron and steel Works Closed

READING, PA, Jan. 2+.-The Glasgow
Iron Company TO-DAY closed down its steel
plant near Pott town and discharged is
employees, nearly go in number. 1t is
likely that the steel works will never BE-
run again, there being no demand for the
kind Of steel manufacture at these works
1t is probable that the mill will be turned
into some other kind of iron works. The
steel plant has been in operation for three
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
Hlthorn Euu Of Fear.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. 24-The
latess information received here relative to
the strike in Elkhorn, is that all is quiet,
but that trouble Is likely 30 break out az
any moment Gov. Wilson refuse TO send
tro ps 10 the placa until such n ti,ae as th5
civil authorities have exhausted their re-
sources
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
PH1LADGLPHIA's INQUIRER.
The Personnel Under the New Or
Raniz ,tion.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24-Application
for the Incorporation Of the Inquirer Put
lishiug Company was fled this afternoon in
the Office Of the recorder Of deeds. The in
c,rporators are James Elverson, W. w.
Harding, James II. Lambert aud ". J.
Gallup, Of this city. Mr. Elyer.oa will
have the controlling interest
James II. Lambert, now Of the Press. one
Of the stockholders Of the reorganized
paper, will be editor-in-cni-f and CHARLES
II. Heus,is, now managing editor of the
Times, sill be managing editor The new
Inquirer viii be a raight out Republican
party paper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
Prunawick Rrinfa

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Jan. 24-Lee Curry. "a
drunken white man iut.rfered with a
circus canyassman to-day was knocked
insensible for his trouble
J. +. Oshhughncssy Of the Brunswick
company and Robert Bryce Of the harbor
and land Improvement company, are in the
city. Both companies own immense land
interests here and big deyelo pments ar Q
looked for soon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
A RICH Harvest.
KILLED BY A .EADEN PILL.
Murder Ends q Quarrel over the own
ership OF Lamp.

MFHPHIs, Tenn, Jan. PA difficulty
occurred to-day between Harry Overton
and Thomas Swerning, switchmen on the
Kansas City railroad, concerning the own
ership Of lantern, which finally resulted
in the killing Of Swerning. Overton shot
him ia the abdomen, from the effect of
which be died in few minutes. Swernng
was ~ years Old and came from Allegheny,
Pa. Harry Overton is % years of age and
is a son Of prominent st. Louis citizen.
He escaped after the shooting and is still at
large.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
AN Assignment Set ASIDE.

NEW YoRK, Jan. "a On application Of
the United States Trust Company, Judge
OBrien. ia the supreme court. has set aside
the assignment Of Berger, Hurlblt * Liv-
iugston sugar rehners, formerly at No. 81
Wall street.Ewho failed Sept. II, with La
biities Of $3.50 900. assets $3.50, 600 and pref
ereuces q $50 600. Henry A. James was
appointed receiver.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
eWAINsBoRo.s RoBeEEY.
kr Rountree Agrees Not 70 Prosecute
the C1lprits.

the C1lprits.
swArysBoEo, GA, Jan a Yesterday
L8orn.ng 1hen Allen Rouutres arrived, On
hearing that g., ~ II hls money had been
recovered, be disa.Izsed the warrants and
aDandOned tie prosecution. The parties
wbom be had under arrest inms-
c4Ats.y left The people are very
much dissatisfied with the outcome, and vet
Doas " tie good citizens 4 Emanuel county
have taken any stsTs toward having the
guilty parties given their deserts. Mr.
Rygntree will have about 81 90 or 81 200
left after paying all costs and lawyer fees,
out Of az. III.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
TELEPHONES
HELLO! HELLO,

THE SAVANNAH TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
Il is better prepared than ever to give first
class service.
Instant communication is furnished at any
moment of the day or night with railroad ana
steamship offices. banks, hotels, with the leal
ing business houses and many residences.
The charge for this service amounts to ou'
few cents a day. ard no enterprislng hrn' IN
this age can afford to be without telephone
Call on the Manager or send him postal esTl
and he Will call at your Office, to answer your
inquiries and take your order.
r. ROOD, Manager. No. 8 Bull street.
JOHN D. EASTERLIN, District Superlntenl
ent, Charleston, S. c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
AZ nPERILLED YACHT.
Bril-. FRY IN INDIANA.
The Grand Jury at Indianapolis Indicts
Repub leans.

Repub leans
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. "a - The Federal
grand jury returned no additional indict-
mems to-day. Another large batch Of
witnesses from the country were
before the jury IL is stated that
nearly 100 indictments have thus far
been returned in election cases. A large
majority o. the parties said 10 be indicted
are republicans. Among them is Senator
Carpenter from Shelby unity. who a D.
mitted to-day that he had information th at
an indictment had been found against him
alleging bribery.
HIS SEAT CONTESTED.
Senator Carpenter seat is now being
contested by Scott Ray on the ground Of
fraudulent use Of money, and it Is thought
the indictment is based upon practically
the same evidence now being discussed il
the Sc ate. No attempt TO serve a warrant
upon Senator Carpenter has yet been made.
senator Carpenter SAYS he never saw the
man he is accused Of bribing 1t is ex-
pected that the grand jury will make its
final report about Saturday, and be dis
charged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
Bod our bv tho 5heriff.

LOUISVILLE, GA, Jan. 24.-lhe entire
stock Of g. W. Mckinney, consisting Of gen
eral merchandise, was sold by Sheriff @. W.
Quincy to-day 20 satisfy creditors. His
inability TO pay his obligations was made
known eevnrhl daYs ngn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
BOOMERS BOUNCED.
Troops Make Raid in the Oklahoma
Country.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24-The Gainesville, Tex,
Correspondent of the Post Dispatch says:
"a company Of United States troops ar
rived at Purcell, l. T., yesterday from Fort
Re 10, crossed Canadian river and proceeded
TO put the boomers ont Of the Oklahoma
country. Over 800 families were driven
ont, and they are now encamped around
Purcell Some Of the people resisted aud
had 20 be tied 10 their wagons and were
pulled out IN this way.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
PROPOSALS WANTED.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
> Office Of the Superintendent OF the Coulii
House Postoffice, etc, at Savannah, Ca, unIl
u n of the FOURTH DAY OF FEbkU AL ~
1889. for the labor and materials required l Io
the general excavation in accordance WIN yn lp
drawing and specification, which are 70 oe ~.
at the Office OF the Superintendent. The rgn.
to reject any bid is reserved Each bid mns' %
accompanied by certified check for SlW,llLa,"g9
to the order of the Treasurer OF the nh ~
States for the satisfactory performance OIL 'H'
work. 4. SCHWAAB. Superintendent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
CULTIVATED CRACKsMEN.
Martinsville Given Many Evidences
Of Their Skin

u
DANvtLLE, VA, Jan. "a "A gang Of
professional burr lars has been operating in
Martnsville, tho county seat of Heary
county Several stores have been robbed
and the safe in the county court clerks
Office has been cracked, from which $l75 in
cash and 5000 certificate on the Henry
County Bank and ticket of deposit for
goo we're stolea. The people are much
alarmed and the excitement is at fever
heat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
DEsEz7Ez cHApxAx Luck
Tzis YEAE,s COTTON CROP.
Augusta ACr1or.>- Say . Won't TX
csed 1000, 900 Bales

---l- I1-7---IDJD IT.
AUGUSTA, o.. Jal. zA-Tae Chronicle
to-morroW VIII say. "Augu "a rank. as
tos ssco1d inlsnd cottCn msTks. in the
e72urtry C1tt1n and cJttoa ~la1ufac ur-
inZ are re rrlEcipal bus.usss u the city.
A1E1stz'g cCrfC1 merchants are as vel
Ils.s1 q . ~ IL any inland zCutheru city.
4 tb1TD1Zn Canvas among them TO-DAY On
tn published raeor- that tbIs years crop
may reaca 7.11o0JJ baleg, resu . ID the
ts1z1iu1o1s opinion t1at tnls Is an Ovsresti-
rae The pTes n crop Ls now
80 % bales son r round numbsrs Last
y.zr's crop ~ a. 7.1yy.0gJ bales AID c1n-
t8ousd gain u = Ier cent viii ~ necessary
q catch up with Last years figure. Au-
q "A eottCn men regard 100. 90 a. tie
OgtIide fguTe o. the year 3 crop
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
Norwood's Gubernatorial Contest

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 24.-Although
the House and Senate granted the petition
of G. NJ. Norwood, the late union-labor can
didate for governor, permission to contest
the election Of Gov. Eagle, tue Seuate to-
day adopted a resolution forbidding such a
a contest unless MIR. Norwood gives good
bond for all the costs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
A SURPRISING INCREASE.
Total

The increased production Of pig iron in
the southern sta -es IN ISIS over 1857 was
over 2Oj OOJ ne. tons. As late as 1868 the
whole country made less pig iron than the
south made In ISIS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25

CATLETTsBURG, Ky, Jan. 24.-She~iff
Kiob Of Boyd county, Ky.. made an assign
meat last nj h, and left home before day
liEhtthis morning. He is said to he short
$4,000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25

Our hostess is noted for her sangfroid. 50 re-
marked McCorde at the De Bullion dinner. try.
ngto open conversation with a Chicago girl
who sat next him. 90"
Yes, replied the fair maid, and her roasts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
BURGLARY at Hastrnan-

EASTMAN, GA, Jan. "a Burglars en-.
tered the new sore Of :. Herman 81 Bro
last night. and Apr priated $500 worth OF
fine goods. There is no clue 10 their ident-
fty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
PIG IRON PRODUCTION.
Last Years Output the Largest IN the
Country's History.

Country's History.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24.-Tne American
Iron and steel Association this week pub
l.shss le-ails f the production Of pig iron
in the United States. from which the fol-
loving IS taken:
Tie total production in ISIS was {, $40 759
gross tons, against 6.417,l4s gross tons in
1881. The prodCct.o1 II lS.> was slightly
in excess Of tat Of 1851. and vas the largest
in our history. The extra lriicary activity
Of the furnaces in the last few months of
the year, TO ably III November and Deem
D-r. brought re tai production IA above
the figures indicated BY the statistical re-
suits u tee first half # the year, aud By
subsequent unofficial statements.
SURPRISING INCREASE.
While an i-cre lsed production in the last
half was anticipated, general surprise was
expressed upon learning how great it has
been, which IS shown as follows:
Production first half Of ISIS. 500. Oq2
gr S tons; second half OF 1855, 3.47O.G47
tons. In ISIS the southern pig iron indus
try made a great stride forward This
great production was as follows in let tons,
compared with the production IN 1881:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
Clearys First Juror Not Found Yet.

New York, Jan. 24.-Up to the recess
today, 266 talesmen had been examined
without securing a single juror for the trial
OF Doodle Alderman Cleary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25

They hope u be heard by the appropria-
tons committee tomorrow. ne members
OF the allegation were armed with a me
mortal drawn by the Lynchburg WaJ
chamber Of commerce and addressed to
like organic tioss in other Virginia towns,
urging them 20 cooperate in an effort to
secure favorab action by congress upon
the Cowles bill. Copies OF this memorial
were pres nted to many senators and rep
resentatiye, by tire delegation to supplement
individual efforts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
NOTICE

few Black and Blue CORKSCREw SUITS.
also small lot Of CASHMERE PANTS for ssls
low at JAUDON,S. $50 ST. Julian straet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
Sentenced to Hang.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Jan. q. Will
lam Muscg, who murdered Policeman Seal
on Dec. 81 last, was convicted to-day of
murder IL the first degree, and Judge Duke
sentenced him to be hanged on March 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
GOTHAM IN Z FOS.
Navigation al the Ferries and on the
a. DzEgeroCs

Navigation at the Ferries and on the
Il" Dangerous.
EEw YORK. Jan. 24-Ta.s city aad the
North ard East rivers we're tsis morning
eayeloped in heavy fog, and persons on
their way down town experienced a delay
Averaging twenty minutes On both ras SUI
facs and elevated raLlroads Elevated trains
raj % more with the greatest caution. u
being iupossl be u discern objects uaif way
between tie stations. o. tue North and
Ezs- rivers naTlgatIOl vas difficult and
attended, with no little danger. The steam
launch plying between Governors Island
ana the Battery ran into the Annex ferry
bOat Ia tie ul1dls 4 t1s river he pas
~ gers we're badly scared but no-e were in
i1red. Neither u tn craft sustained any
damage.
a FEEgYBOAT's COLLISIONS.
The Fulton street ferryb0at which left
Brooklyn q = 5o'clock, had not got mo than
twenty Tarls from be dock when she re-
ceived a 8roadsids from a small steamer
which czEss1 her 70 viDra,e from stern 10
sten. Ire alarmed p-s7e8gers tad scarcely
recovered r. IA the shock when the ferryDoa5
stuck barge which was being towel up
the river. No damage rsgult-d from either
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
SELECTING SENATORS.
The Ballots in the West Virginia Ses-
sion Scattered.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. 24.-The
Senate a d House met in joint assembly at
noon to-day and balloted for United States
Senator with the following result
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-25
COWLEg CONTINGENT.
The Delegations Work Delayed by the
Dsath OF Mr Burnes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The delegation
from Petersburg, Va, headed by Repre-
sentative elect Vepable, which arrived here
last night to urge the passage Of the Cowles
internal revenue bill, was at the capitol
this morning expecting to make en- arCu-
ment before the appropriations committee.
Their programme was interfered with by
the adjournment of the committee as
mark of respect for the memory Of Repre-
sentative Buraes; but the members Of the
delegation improved their opportunity by
pressing their views upoa representatives
individually upon the floor of the house.