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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-02
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-02

Flannel over 81 hirts and Xix shirts.
Variety f Ne pa.ter.s, az LaFAr's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY, May 2, 1889.


MEMORANDA.
New York May Arrived out, steamship
Arizona for Liverpool,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-02

Pearl "a simere ats,
Spring shape, all sizes, at LaFar's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-02

The latest acxinaw nat, yacht style, al
LaFar's
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-02

butcher 415c. Wool-Market nominal prime,
IN bales 25eh2lc; bury, s0l2c. Wax. 1Sc. Tai
low, S04c. Deer sins, iint, 25c; salted, 20c
IRoN-Market steady; Swede, 5000; refined,
21sc
LAnD-Market steady; in tierces 79sc; aOrb
tins, 115c
LINE, CALcINED PLASTER AND CEMENT Chew
acla lump lime in fair mand and selling at
u % per barrel; Georgia and Shelby. 81 p per
barrel; calcined plaster, 81 SIS per barrel;
hair, 415c; Rosendale cement, 81 1901 so;
Portland cement, 50 6062 70.
LlQuoRs-Dul; light demand. Whisky, per
gallon, rectified 81 0s91 20, ACCORDING to proof;
choice grades, 81 501b2 90; straight, 81 50GD4 90;
blended, 81 O0G6 20. Wines--Donestic, port,
sherry and catawba loy grades, 600S5c; fine
grades, 81 GOAL 50; California light, muscatel
and angelica, 81 508l IS.
NAILS Market steady: fair demand; Sd. So 15;
"a and 81 IS; Cd, g. So; 81, So 40; 1od, 81 IS;
I'D to 40d, 81 IS; sod to sod, S. 40,
Urs-Almonds-Ta rragona, $4,000; Ivicas.
l6WlSs; walnurs, French, 15c; Naples, &c; pc
cans, 10c; Brazil. 10c; fberts, 10c; cocosnuts,
Barracoa, s. 0C13 25 per 100
ONloNS-Per barrel, So IS; per crate, 90c;
81 Is '
OILS Market steady; demand good Signal,
40050c; West Virginia black, 90l2c; lard. Gle;
kerosene: 16D1OlAc; neatsfoot, 60G75c; ma
chinery, o 5s30c; lnseed, raw, 60c; boiled, Csc;
mineral seal, Ice; homelight, 1Sc guardian i4c.
PEAs-stoek light; demand fair. White
ST. 7512 90 per bushel; whippoorwill, 81 rs
az 90 per bushel; red rippers, 81 10 per bushel
PoTAToEs-Northern, 81 IS.
RAIsINs-Demand llght market steady; lay
ers, So 90 per box; London layers, new, SO so
per box; California London layers, So rs per
box; loose, 81 80
SALT-The demand is moderate and market
quiet; carload lots, SOC, f. o. b.; job lots,
90095c.
SHoT-Drop, 1 %; buck, 81 so.
SuGAR-Ihe market is strong and higher Cut
loaf, 9J4c; cubes, 9I6c; powdered 9l6c; granu
lated &c; confectonerS'. S34c; sta dard A,
s56c; off A, size; white extra G, S3sc; golden c.,
724c; yellow, nc.
SYRUP Florida and Georgia dull at 256D23c;
market quiet for sugarhouse at 30040c; Cuba
straight goods, 28c in hogsheads; sugarhouse
molaSses, 1920.
roBAcoo-Narket steady; demand fair
Smoking, 25c@S1 25; chewing, common
sound, 2219030c; far, 3)035c; me um, $50
soc; bright, .50r275c; fine fancy, s50Goc; extra
fine, 90c@S1 10; bright navies, 33W45c; dark
navies, Soc.
LUMBER Demand continues good from all
quarters. Mills full of work. Prices firm at
quotations, except some shading for very easy
schedules. We quote f. O. b.:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-16
s~s~-s----.z7-
Zig r.. HALFOED.

Atlanta tasAsfstassaa tneal: 10 i
thought that Private SECRETARY Lax
Ialfogd will have 20 whistle ~ keep
up the courage Of some of the kepnh
lican ailice-seekers.
ReSten Herald und. Dem-l; Kate
Field thinks she has the next rresi'
dent on the hip. She VIII ilanress
s,pan hin, the Inconsistency OF having
any but native wines III the W hist
House cellar. The hohae nlarSets
must be upheld and the paaper vlnt'
ages Of Europe driven out FasihE
this tack. Miss Field rrnin~es II earn
her salary "a agent OF the CALIFORNIA
wine companies. The only danger
she has Ia seas is that Elijah may per
suasie the president 10 compromise on
gsnger-pop, Elijah is teetotaler from
WAY back.
Indianapolis dispatch TO -. Louis
Republic tnem.l One of Private Sec
retsrv Halforsi's particular friends,
who thought he Was going 20 be private
secretary himself us1til Haltosd was
appointed, t. responsible for the story
that tsefi. Harrison il ready 10 resent
any hssnlptloasness oa the fs2rt of his
man Friday Lit came about through
s story told af dinner whore a nEsa-
Der of newspaper men were present,
nd al were having their joke on Hal.
| ford. who was ore OF them. Somebody
told story os an alleged remark "a
the etect that before the four years
were over /; would he Secretary Hal
| ford and his private president Ths
incident was repeated - Gen. liar
risen, aud he Is said 10 have remarset
ia his significant way. II think shall
he able 10 keep the young man down,
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-.r;.,ss.ss<ns. 8lse S@sefnel s&Yse ~Ert-
sssrsass n ~ xxsausszsG IA tkiaI &c - mtu
ssss.rsussr e3y flssS fhe crime ~ sA<eN -
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Woed choppers, 81 90 cord.
Servant girls, SO to so.
Railroad men. 81, s. ., 81 50.
General employment always On hand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-16
BUSINESS CARD.

Iwoald respectfully .aforra the people
OF S~aftle thai have taken 40 Interest IN
the Pacific Carpet Company. and woasd be
pieased te see all my Old friends al oar new
sss.tion. e.sk TIA FrcrS street. near Seneca
We shall keep eoax.agsly GA hAa! fril
and complete assortment OF ca pets. y.ndos
shades and house furnishing goods. Re
specially yours. Z. ., SMITH
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directly opposite portion
will Adjoining the White Manning Southern Pacific Faegs
and South Haven additions plated
admirably adapted for residence commanding fine Of the
hrbo
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All kinds OF blank books and
rulings 20 any pattern done NJ Y.
Anthony's bockblndegy, Opera
Block, at the lowest prices.
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susxraxl wsss aEa rpyssassess. The IAsty 81
liberal opzssfoxss urnbs he tslnfa fnhnt wsfs
fhrs ~ Inses5enza slth ~ onsssde IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-27
SIR n@iaarren.~

Gin @igarrenfabritant in 9h6elbOrf
perienbet bic NufOr6erung gu elmer
Wettbewerbung I'm bic Nuffinbung Ell.
neg guten oeuti6en @ortes fir vgiz
garre." gs pirb binaugefiist. bob ieber
geperber brei Gori9ldge MAIDEN biirfe.
Sa mir aber nun mebr als brei WDrs
i6lGge 81 MAIDEN baben uno iomit bon
Der 8eperbung ausgei9lohen tperben
Diirben, 10 ieben mir uus gen6tbigt, an
bieier StelIe uniere 8ori9ldge 5u Der.
6Hentli6en. gBir i9lagen folgenbe
quite beuti6e leberieBungen Dor:
Sur eine Sorten; Hau6s
ipargeI. 0ampfltift. 6eueraaI. 8Iimm'
bold. Ai6enbr6bel. Suititiel. SeiBz
iporn. Qippenfcepter. Wonnepfeil.
&aud3auber. @lhbBapfen. @Ihdsborn.
$auienoiafa. 8raunteblben. Seelen.
tab. He6antenmutter.
3 DIR d i'm ne g Sorten: @iit.
ita6sI. @aroineni6ndraer. NaFentob.
Nppetitm6rber. gtitotintniippel. Weus
delitsngel. Abfubrie. peitrobr. @6re.
densait. Qualtolben. Stintgurfen.
Gentrumsbobrer. S6anbidule. Bred
itauge. SarGna8eI. Soblfnoden.
Pfennigbrabt.
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@err &aine iiber Die gegentuGrtige
pplitiid)e Gage Gmrppas.

Ser bisberige amerifanii6e Gen..
GonIul gu Berlin, Col. s. &aine, 1T
mad Baltimore surhdgefebrt unb tpirb
bic 2eitung feiner 3eitung, v9euti9er
Correspondent, tpieber iibernebmen.
gr iaet: n9ie conferpatip @efnnten
Jranfrei6s unb Oeuti9lnnos miini9en
feinen Grieg, allein ruiiii9er gbreeia
unb panIlabiitii6e Nsitation mbgen eis
men fOl6eu ieben Mugenblif beraufbes
f6w0ren.
Jrantrei1 uub Oeuti9ianb follten
Sreunbe fein, benn &uBlauo uub bic
balbbarbarii9en Y6lter unter benz
5eepter beg 3aren fnb gsfdarli6e Seq
ner beiber.
9as gmporbringen antofratii6er
Seeen in 8erbinbung nit ben Griegs.
mitteln &uBlanos bilben bas Sobtenges
ldute fit &epublifanismus unb tonfti=
tutionelle &egierung.
9e benfenben Wdnuer Jrantrei9s
finb ni9t blinb gegeuiiber ben Nbf9ten
&uBlanos unb 5eisen geringe Neigung,
bas &a9egei9rei gegen Deutidlanb su
ermutbigen unb glauben pielmebr. oaB
friiber ober ipdter fi9 etpas ersisnen
barfte, tuas elm ber5li6es ginpernebmsn
atDiihen GrantreiG unb 9euH6lanb,
ben beiben groBen, bic mobsrneu Sort
f9ritte auf bem Continent @uropas uerz
tretenben Wd@ten berbeifiibren tpetbs.
Sie ungebeuren 3riegsborbereitun9en
aller europdii6en Nationen, bic idred.
li9en Soften Der Haftunsen unb bic
bieraus folgenbe Befteuerung m0gen sur
gri66pfung unb au einem Mufruf on
bic Wafen fiibren uub iomit ben 8an=
i9en aller tDabren Greunbe oes Jort>
i6rittes unb Der Civilization sutpiber,
ben &riee beraufbei6m6ren."
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nein e6iff; aber i6 bate senug opm

mein e6iff; aber id bate senug BPM
Jragen.
- Gin paar Sabre fpdter fam id)
benn nod tpiebsr nod 0amburg; i'd
bate neberbrub am 5eefahren, unb
ntein Gopf mar leibIib grau getporoen.
Sd ging nod &id's Saule; aber &id
lag brauBen auf benz Yetri. Gir6bof; ct
mar zines Na6ts iiber eine lit &eparatur
besriffeneGletbbriide gegansen unb bur9
cine Seffnung in bas WaHer unb in ben
Sob geitiir3t. Sd tenfe pobI, er tpar
nit einem ibueren Gopf gegangen, Der
ibn binabgerifien bate; aber = Naen
, @ere6tigteit! = feine Jrau bat nie ba,
BON gerebet; nur bic gta9bareu unb BET
alte Doitor Snittger baben es fpdter
mir beiidtist.
Sd mar in3mif6en Wtatler setporben
uno mietbete, nabbem i9 nit meinem
aIten 9errn 3u 2ibed ins &eine gefom.
men mar, bic tleine Oberetage; fd6n
mar fie nidt; aber iie seniiete, unb &id
@epers @eib uno 9ino fam es gu @ute.
Gin baIb Sahr barauf fanb fi9 au9
mod elm S9iiler bes Sobanneums fiir
bic untere Stube re6ts, unb bas tparen
Sic, Serr Na6bar; i'd bente, mir bas
ben uns, big Sic sur l1niberiitdt sins
gen, leibli6 genug in bem engen 9aus
pertragen!
sic tpiHen, bic 9lnna NOR bannals
f6pn elm geitredtes Midb9en, nod bem
tuo5l elm 10 iunger @elel, ipie sic es ba.
mails tuareu, fi6 eiumal umf6auen
ino1te!
9er @apitdn fab mid f9slmiI9 on,
ua6 es mag uobl ni6t gefeblt baben,
baB i9 rotb getporben bin.
9u lieber @ott! mir tpouen ni9t bas
riiber i9eraen; aber i6 barf tpobI ia>
gen. baB bas Ginb Die 2iebe au feinem
8ater auf beifen alien Jreunb iibertra,
gen batte, unb mir trar oft, als fdbe fie
mid nit ieinen iunseu Nugen an, penn
ler = tpie oftn,als! mid ber3baft
ouf bic S6ulter iblus unb ba3u rief:
So. Sobn, 9u biR's, auf ben man f9
DerlaHen fann!
Der &aptidn ieufate unb i9lug f9
gegen bic Stirn: Sas aber mar au biel
gefpro9en, iaste er: benn Dummbeit
LIT aud Ganbe! Sd plagte mid biel
nit benz luitigen Wdb@en; Sic baben
es ia ielbit seieben, be, unbanb mar
mir lieb als tpie mein eigeu Blut, unb
tpenn nod ettpas ibr @eliiiten ftanb,
Ohm &ietp, nuBte al3eit &atb tpiRen.
Oas alte &ief6en bate feline uni6uls
Oige 6reube baran, uno bas 9inb iibers
nabm baIb fait meine ganae 8ebienung !;
Sbnen, 9ta6bar, blieb nur bas alte
Weib: i'd babe man6es Wfal bartber
laden mhfen; aber ber 9afee bon ber
4nna bdtte Sbnen bod nod befer ges
| f9medt!
Der aIte fdnieg pl0bli6 anb bor6.
te nod oben biucuf. So, bet Sunge
i9ldft, iagte CT; bann trdnt er ben fleis
men &ef aus ieinem @laie uHb ma9te
| fi9 baran, elm neues fir fi9 3u mil9sn; !;
Oenn Der tleine &efel faute inmerfOrt.
Mtir mar, als ob ibm bas @r3dblen
pl6Bli9 miberiebe, Doer als oh er lt9
befinnen mhfe, tuie ct fOrtaufabreu
babe.
(Nortiebnna foIat)
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2Sie lit bies!

8ir bieten ein6uuoert Dollars Gelobnung
fir ieben SSali ron aatarrb, ber ni6t bur@ Gin.
nebmen bon Saa's aatarrb 5fur gebeiIt perben
fann
9. 8. @6eneb & 60, eisenttiimer,
9olebo, Sbio.
Bir bic llntersei9netsn baben g. 8. Gbenep
felt BIN lebten ,5 9abrsn setannt uno balten
ibn fit bollfommcn eArenbafi in allen @e'
iddftsbonOIuusen unb finansiea befdbiqt,
ole bon feiner Girmo ein9e9ansenen Serbuo'
ltdteiten 5u erfilllen.
8ef & 8ruar, GrobbanbslS Drosuiifen,
9oleoO, Sbio.
B Balbtrq, ainnan 81 Marbin, @rob>
bonoelS' 'Dro9uiiten, 9oleoo, Sbic.
g. 8. an S en-, ffaflirer IoIebo gla-
tionaI gant, 8OIebo, Ohio.
Sa0's sfatarrb aur nirb iuuerIidy aenunmen
unb tpirft bireft auf bas glut uno Bic Idlet.
mieen Sberadden bcs ebfems. 8euonilie
frei serfan6t. @reis 10 Gents fir bic fSlalde
8erfauft bon alien apotbstsrn.
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@itte file @e(6i6te.
globele bon Gbepbor Stprut.
l6ort[eSuna.l

No1 einn,al nod Elm paar Sabren -
es mar in Der Gapfa6t = babe i'd &id
@epers miebergefebenl Nber ct mar es
nidt mebr ielber, es mar nur mod ein
3runtenbolo, Der unter feinem Namen
umeing. Sd ba9te balnals, bas lei
mein er6Btes 2eib, bas i'd erlitten, unb
bielei6t aud 1T es ieBt nod 10; nur
bob iiber einen Mann uns bas @rbars
men ni9t 10 bitter faBt. aber i'd min
ber &eibe mod er3dblen.
Nls i'd On ber Bai na9 meinem @9iff
binuntertrabie, benn Ia ber Na9t mod
iolte i'd bic Nnter li9ten. fob ib einen
Wfann bOr mir am MnHer Heben. Der
mid triibfelig aus ieinem sebunienen
@efi1ie au betra1teu f1ien. Sd
ffubte; Sid, rief i'd, 9u biit es, Std !
Was feblt 9irs giff 9u frants Su
fiebIf febr iibel aus!
Sod CT f9httelte ben Gopf unb fagte
l6werfdlig: Mtir febIt ni6ts, Sobn.
Bleibft Su nod lange bier?
yiein, &if; nur big beut' Na1t, uno
i9 muB nod tpieber mad bem @ouners
nernentsbaas. Nber lag mir mod
i9nea: Wie sebt es bel Sir su 6auie,
Deiner sSrau, 9einem fleinen Gngel?
Gommif Ou balb pie6er 3u ibnen2
Sang tpobl. alles wobl! @eiter ants
tpDrtete er nift; aber ct ieufate tief,
als Oh er He perloreu bdtte.
Du fdbrif nod INNER Die Sortuna2
frug i6 mie6er.
So, Sobn, i'd fabre fe nod; mir fub
ert geitern angefOmnlen.
60 Iebe tpobl, aidl Sd babe Ieiber
feline @tunbe mebr fur Sid); lebe
tupbIl
SO eing, enn3 berniGtet bur6 bies
Wieberieben. ct f61nte fidb, fpra9 i'd
au mir ieIber: Rid @epers, Der bette
aller Sungen, 1T berloren.
9a fiibIie i9 mid pl0bIi6 3uriidsez
haItea: CT mar mir na6gelaufen; er
lag In fieinen Mrmen: Sobn, Sobn,
mein 6reunbl No9 einen Nugenblid,
mir feben uns gum lebten WtaIl
llu6 aIs er mid in ieiner alien 2iebe
anIab, ba tparen feline Iugen tpieoer
jung unb lh6n. Das midi, bas tpp1e
Soft ni1t, Rid! rief i'd, aber auf elm
Wieberfeben in Der 6eimatb, in Deis
mem 0aufe unb bel Seiner tleiuer
Mnnal
gr tpiegte laneiam ieinem Gopf
2eb' wobI, Sobn &ietp, iaste er, unb
leile, aIs Oh aud bier es nienan5 b6ren
biirfie, iebte er bin3u: unb penn 9u
einmal beinfommit, bann frage MIDI
mebr mad Rid @eDers!
CT rib fi9 log unb mar mir balo In
elmer Ntenf9enmense, bic bon BET
6tabt bertarn, berI9punben. Sas
DeiB i9 nod, bic beitere Sonne, bic BON
6immel itrablte, bat mir bamals mel
getban.
--0a9 Elm boar eabren -es mar
i'm Rio, unb i'm fubr ber3eit fiir eint
2hbeder Girma oas G9iff 9ier aItt
9aniey-nabm i'd einen beutI9en SRA.
troien in 6euer, ber tranfbeitsbalbel
bort aurhdgeblieben mar. $50 ftammf
Su ber2 frug i9.
Msein Batter, ertriberte er, tpobnt on
a4DUulluiSuuhtoStls
Sn 9amburg9
,So tennit Ou aud iuObl 2npitdi
Rid @eDers2
Sa, 6err; i'd bin elm Sabr aIs 2ei6t
matroIe nit ibm gefabren; ober -
Was aber2
CT if fein 2apitdn inebrl
Dat ct f1 sur Stub gefeBt2 Gr Il
nod jung!
!. Der 8urlGe fdiittelte ben 3opf: 6
sins ni9t mebrl unb er mari ben Sop
5urhd unb ma6te nit Der 6ano bic ge
lDegung, als Oh er elm Glas on bel
Nunb ieBe. ct fdbrt ieBt NIT ber
Blanfeneier poiietper.
Sd nabm ben iuusen Meni6en au
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bes Hei9stages faft gang abiolut re.

bes &ei6stages faft gang abiolut re-
gtert.
SIN peite1en 8erlauf hires Nrtitels
fprl6t Grau 2ogan ibr @ritaunen tiber
bic fleinen 8ebdlter ber oeuti6en Diff
aiere aus unb fist bin5u, es lei unbe.
gretfli9, ooB elm Sefonbelieutenant mad
Nuem, iDas er bot lernen mhHen, NIT
300 Dollar per Sabr (unb bas friegen
lie faum) fi6 sufrieben ssben tann unb
feinen lufratiberen 8eruf mdblt.
Nm S6luB ertldrt Die 8erfalIerin bic
Deutf9e elrmee no6mals fir Die bette
unb itol3eiie oer WeIt unb rdtb Der
amerifaniid)en &egieruna. an benz beut,
i1en Sffi5iersfOrps 1id elm 8eiipiel 3u
nebmen unb etwas gta9abmung gu
iiben.
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9tcnifman6eu oerlamat.

Cine G66in pber ein gutes 6ousmdbs
den finbet fofort STEELE. Na63ufragen
in Der Office ber uJreien Prefe".
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STE
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiie fiir scras
eri9eint
jeoen Qommerfag
unb fpftet
$3.50 fiir OaS Sabr poer $1.25 t,tt
6 Wpnatc tn TurausbesabInma.
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sdslide 6reie Yreie fit Seras
erI9eint
u'it @nsaa9me oss Sonaiass
unb fp1tet
$1,000 fir Sas Sabr pber $3.50
fitr 3 Wunate.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-16
ROBERTSON CAUSES BUT A RIPPLE.
The Senate Sets Hard Upon the Claimant
and lie Quietly Subsides.

The Senate Sets Hard Upon the Claimant,
and He Quietly Subsidies.
Early Thursday morning the crowd of poll
ticians which thronged the lobby of the Grand
hotel for a number of days shifted to the capt.
toll almost in a body where it was more than
doubled by the Denison house contingent and
others who went there to see the expected row
in the organization OF the senate. Col. Robert
son. who resurrected his rights few weeks
ago, TO air them through the newspapers, was
one of the first 10 ascend the steps OF the capt.
toll. He proceeded directly to the main en-
trance of the senate with his head up followed
by large number of small fry politicians. He
was met at the door by a large crowd of sympa-
thizers many of whom were negroes The crowd
made way for their "lieutenant-governor," but
when he had reached the door his admirers
crowded him against Assistant Doorkeeper
David F. Bulger, the doorkeeper, who pitched
the colonel across the hall when he attempted
to preempt the presidents chair two years ago.
as the door locked?" inquired the Fort
Wayne martyr.
Eyes, sir" answered the muscular door
keeper.
well, demand admission; presume you
know NE"
Eyes, sir, do. and | have no doubt you
know me. too"
yes" replied the colonel, II believe have
seen YOU before"
After look at his watch, which indicated
9:35, Col. Robertson said: "Why don't you
open the door"
"Where is your ticket colonol?'
Il have no ticket. / need none To he admit
ted when have right to enter this hall"
ave do not admit anybody but embers of
the press and state officers.
'Well, am state officer. I am president
of this senate"
piled the doorkeepef
Until the senate is organized, it is the duty
of the Librarian to take charge of the senate
and act as doorkeeper. Mrs. CalIis-Scott, the
librarian, issued press tickets to large num-
Der of newspaper men, with the privilege of
this army of newspaper men passed Col.
Robertson and entered without trouble, the
acknowledgement" grew impatient, and re-
marked that he never saw so many newspaper
men in one day.
"WeIi, am i going to get in or not?" asked
Robertson.
Il have orders not to admit you" responded
the doorkeeper.
who gave you that orderT
"Aiy superior officer"
AS the hour of 10 approached, the colonel
grew more impatient, and nervously looked at
his watch every other minute. Finally Audi
tor Carr came out and said: IL am ordered 20
admit Lieut.-Gov. Robertson"
II have no ordersto that effect" replied Bull
ger.
Col Robertson remained for an hour at the
door without moving. When he learned that
the republicans had recognized the organiza-
ton by voting, he left his post at the door and
walked about the corridors with his head
down. there being no republican of promi-
nence with him. "Sold out again" he NUT
tered as he passed watcbInan.
To q reporter who found him last night at
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-16
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Heartburn Disgust of Food, Fullness OF
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Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-16
fConsiauef. on 4 N paoe. \
HEARD HEARD FROM.
Strange story of COiored Politician Who
Was Mourned as Dead.

Strange story of CoiOred Politician Who
Was Mourned Dead.
ATLANTA, Ga, JAN S.-Col. L. t. Gautt. who
went to Elberton to start a weekly paper some
time ago. has given to the state sensational
story. in which he recognizes in the Hon. Henry
Heard, the coored republican leader and
editor, the same Henry Heard who has been re-
garded as dead at the hands of political antag.
onists since 1876. Heard acknowledges this
fact himself, and thus completes a strange
story.
On the night of the presidential election of
1876 Heard seized by band of white men
and told To prepare for death. They bound
him aud started of several miles to Broad
river, which at HIllyer's bluh is deep and
swift So far the public knew Heard had been
thrown into the river. His people mourned
him as dead, and his pastor preached feeling
sermon upon his death. The truth now appears
to be that when the party reached the bluff the
negro was in such absolute terror that some OF
the party took pity on him and worked for his
rescue. Ii was finally agreed that if Henry
would leave the country az once and forever,
coBcealing his identity wherever he went, he
would be permitted to GO. To these terms
Heard quickly assented. lie was taken across
the river and set at liberty He went from
there to Athens where he developed into a
state leader of the negroes. He never told
whence he came, and was emphatically a man
who looked to the future and not TO the past.
He was a member OF the last republican ma
tiOnal convention in Chicago and is in every
respect a worthy leader of his race.