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The morning news., 1889-05-05
ADJOURNMENT OF TWO COURTS.

The United States Circuit and District
Court Terms Brought to a Close.
The United States circuit and district
courts were adjourned, or rather took a
recess IN the nature of an adjournme yes
terday afterno n, all the juries and wit
uesses being discharged for the term, and
Judge Speer and United States Marshal
Corbett returned to Macon las, night, Dis
trict Attorney Erwin remaining over to be
present at the meeting Of the Georgia Bar
Association, which will convene in this
city ON Wednesday.
Both the United States circuit and dis
trict cour Is VIII be convened at Macon to-
morrow, but no criminal cases will be tried
the first week of the term.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
Arrasted for Cruelty to Amin ais.

Isaac Bell, colored man, living on the
Augusta road. near the city, was arrested
yesterday on a warrant sworn out by J.
b. Sherwood, in Justice Waring Russell's
court charging Bell with cruelty to AMI
mails. 1t appears from Sherwood's state
ment that Bell has been working animals
which were wholly unfit for service, and
one Of which sank down on the roadside
and died. The alleged offense for which
he was arrested was driving TO a loaded
cart and belaboring horse So lame that it
would have been much more humane to kill
than to drive, as IL was wholly unfit for
service
The morning news., 1889-05-05
The Inquest on Grin OF.

Coroner Dixon held an inquest yesterday
on the body of J. n Griner, the telegraph
operator, who was found dead in his bed
Friday night. The jury rendered a verdict
in accordance with the facts published in
Yesterdays MORNING NEWS. Coroner
Dixon prepared the body for burial, and
will ship ii TO Griner's home in Philadelphia.
A telegram was received from James
Griner, the father of the deceased, ordering
the body shipped home. Griner's wife has
not reached Savannah yet.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
IT'S JUDGE FALLIGANr NOW.
He Takes the Oath of Ofice and En-.
tors Upon His Duties.

tors Upon HIS Duties.
Judge Robert Falligant received his com
mission as judge of the superior court of the
eastern circuit yesterday, and the oath of
Office was administered to him by Judge
Hampton L. Ferrill of the court of ordi-
nary.
The first official act of Judge Fallig mt
was to appoint MFR. Morris Lazaron a COM
mercial notary public, after which hs took
up for consideration, sitting in chambers,
some of the motions which under the order
of Judge Adams went over by consent to
be disposed of during vacation
Judge Falligant will convene the court in
Bryan county tomorrow, and will hold
court IN Etlingham, Mcintosh and Liberty
during the month. returning in time TO
preside at the June term of the superior
court here, which begins Monday, June 3.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

If your eyes are not properly fitted with
glass, we desire the opportunity of fitting
them with Glasses which shall correct any
visional imperfection that may exist or can
he corrected by scientific means, at DR.. NJ.
Schwab's Optical Institute. No. % Bull
street, second door from Broughton.
The doctor is assisted by his son, Dr. l.
NJ. Schwab, a graduate of DR.. G. A. Buck
Inns School of Optics Of New York.
N. B.-Oculist orders receive the atten-
tion of skilled professionals
The morning news., 1889-05-05
Hamilton Turned Loose.

Failing to find prosecutor who would
swear out a warrant agrinst Frank Hamil-
ton tcolored), Solicitor General Fraser
ordered the discharge of the prisoner, and
he IS now at large. The prisoners counsel,
w. K. Morrison, Esq, who has twice
secured an scquittal of Ha aailton, once in
tue superior court, and olce in the city
court, contemplated taking his client out
OF jail thus week on a writ Of habeas corpus
had not Hamilton beea discharged
The morning news., 1889-05-05
JUDGE BLECKLEY COMINC.
He Will Participate in the Meeting {
the Georgia Bar Association.

Hb VIII PartlClphte IN the Messing OF
the Georgia Bar Association.
Hon. P. w. Meldrim received letter
yesterday from Atlanta, announcing that
Chief Justice Logan E. Bleckley of the
supreme court will attend the meeting of
the Georgia Bar Association in this city on
Wednesday. Judge Bleckley is expected to
read a paper before the association on fhe
Law as Rule OF Feeling
Chief Justice Fuller of the United States
supreme bench, who was expected to be
present and deliver the annual address,
owing to the fatigue incident to his partici-
patton in the centennial exercises will not
be able to accept the invitation, and will
not be present.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
pucklens 3 Arn,casalva

The best Salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptons, aud positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed 20 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box For sale
BY LAppman Bros, druggists.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

The Marshall house is putting on holiday
attire, not only the exterior is being looked
after, but Messrs. Clark g. Harris are max ing
some substantial Improvements Internally.
The handsome silver just received is q
strong evidence that the Marshall will lead,
but never follow.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
Facts About Japanese Lanterns.

Rich colors, variegated, all sizes, oil
shapes.
Pretty when illuminated, safe, won't
catch fire and burn up.
Durable, will stand wind or a good
shower. Can be used many times over
Nl2e hall or portico lamps. Every house
needs one this festival week.
We have few left which we offer at
less tkan cost to close.
T.. a. n q NJ II
The morning news., 1889-05-05
The Diamond crown Rye

The Diamond Irown Rye
Is the best type Of thoroughbred Ken
lucky rye whisky, far purer than those
sweetened, doctored and colored whiskies,
palmed of ON an unsuspecting public as
Pennsylvania or Maryland VIII skies. Try
the old kentucky article, and if you are
not pleased, will cheerfully refund the
money. d. B. LESTER, sole Agent,
Savannah Ga.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
Artist Material, art Goods, Picture
Frames.

Artist Material, Paints, Brushes, Oils, Can
vas. etc.
Picture Frames--Wood, Gold. Bronze-All
Sizes.
Pictures Framed to order In Artistic Style.
Engravings, Photagraveures, Photographs
Artotyphes, etc
Art Goods, Art Paints, Studies, Screens,
Stretchers.
Wax and Materials for Making Paper
Flowers.
Everything in above line in great variety
and at lowest prices. Picture framing a
speciality. NJ. r. TAYLOR,
At L. & B. s. NJ IL.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

81 would not be afraid to sleep on the
south bank of the Gsnges If supplied with
Johnson's Tonic" was the remark OF q
physician Of this state. 1t is a weapon
against all malarial fevers 1t is a wonder
full appetizer.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
All Wool ca Pants

Cut and fit to order by the Southern 90
Pants Company, No. 1853 Meeting street,
Charleston, s. C. Agent will be at t. g
Pulaski house with full line of samples,
Wednesday and Thursday, May 8 aud 9.
Samples shown on office floor
The morning news., 1889-05-05

Johnson's Tonic permanently cures the
most malignant types OF fevers, acting by
removing the cause. As a Tonic or ap-
petizer 1t has no equal. Price 50 cents.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ca,
you get all the comforts of the high-priced
hotels, aud save from 81 to So per day.
Try it and be convinced.-Boston Home
journal.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

For Oil, Needles, Etc, as well as for the
most satisfactory machine on the market,
We refer TO the New Home Office, cor
ner Whitaker aud State streets.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

Another lot Of those beautiful Dongola
Kid Oxfords that were admired so much
last season, now opened, price only 81 so and
81, at A. s. Nichols, 12S Broughton street
The morning news., 1889-05-05

Prof. Fisk has followed aerial navigation
since 1872, and has given exhibitions in
most Of the principal cities. Tuesday ex-
hibition will be treat to all to see MON
ster balloon, CLOUD King" ascend, and the
the daring aeronaut jump from the clouds.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

Full line OF Ladies' Tan Colored oxfords
now opened at Nichols.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

The Commercial Travellers
win procure their regulation Hats for che
big parade at b. H. Levy & Bros.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

Yacht Hats for Gents aud Boys now
opened at Nichols, 12s Bronghton.
The morning news., 1889-05-05

Nothing succeeds like success. They now
lead, others follow. We refer TO the New
Home"--see, they are now Frightening up
their store to keep pace with their success.
Office corner Whitaker and State streets.
The morning news., 1889-05-05
The Festival Fund.

The finance committee has received the
following additional subscriptions to the fes-
The morning news., 1889-05-05

Children's shoes cheap as ever at Nichols.
12S Br0ughton.
The morning news., 1889-05-05


The Southern Travellers Association is
not yet an organized body, but it will be
tomorrow. The southern faction cf the
travellers Protective Association withdrew
70 form an association Of its own. Since il
was lnexpedient at the time of withdrawal
20 come together and elect a president OF
Lne ASSOCIATION, each branch, IN Augusta,
cavannah, Macon and Atlanta, elected
PRESIDENT and the Savannah branch, which
made the iniatiative toward pulling out
rom the Travellers Protective Association.
GRATED bylaws and constitution aud set a
Gay when ali the branches should meet and
perfect tue organization by electing officers
ana ratihying the bylaws and cons tuition.
wnicn nave been drafted, with such amend
ments 10 them as the other branches see fit
to make.
President Dean Newman Of
the savannah branch and Secretary
max hobinson have labored arduousjy to
get the new association on fair footing.
and their efforts have been remarkably sue,
cessful. "The Savannah branch should
have the president said a traveller yester-
day, "and It's members will urge the elec-
lion of President Newman
Mr. Newman has dono much for ths asvo.
ciataon, and his popularity among the mem
Ders of his branch as well was among the
members Of the other branches which he
has assisted in organizing, is unbouuded
hnn the chances are that tie will not be on.
posed A commercial man said yesterday
sAat tne Savannah branch will have the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-06

uZlane OSWlHdCZenie WyDuCn-
meta lamentami j utysk!wania-
mi; ale AMI skargami, ami wy
myslaniami, AMI presbami Ha-
mikel zmiekczy6 sic ME da}.
Zanim W potudnie odezwaf sic
dzwonek, trzasnaf z bicza i H.
chy jej dobytek, kt6ry zaw-
dziecza}a jego dobroci, powiozf
do miasta.
Pc pofudniu przybyia TAX
ze Narynka z z~aplokane-
mi oczyma i pomimo ener
gicznych protestow re stcony
OLGA / matkl zajsla jedne IL
be W nedznej chacie. Praca,
to wiemy ]uz dawno, ME by.
ia uluolonsn zajeclem Maryn-
XII; tembardziej lubiia sic
stroic i dobrze jes6; o to zas
W ulicy Gofebiej byfo bardzo
trudno, a W domku Urbana
podwo]nie trudno, poniewaz
mularz co najlepsze zachowy
wal ola siebie. Nledostatek
zas cieay1 jej bardzie], lie W
domu Hamikla stosunkowo O.
pfywafa we wszystko. Wten-
czas ME chciala tego widz'ee.
teraz zas uczufa bo]esuie. M 8
]afa z dnia ma dzieh, jakimby
sposobem peprawi6 swe polo
2eaie; ME zdotafa jednak2e mic
takiego wynaleze, CODY ME BY
10 pelaczone z efarami i tru
dem. Obeszfa JUL obywatell W
miescle, u Ntorych jake tako
byfa znana, i op;sem swej ne
dry tego i owego do jak;ego
datku nakfonifa; niektorym
przypemniaf sic czas, W kto
rym byia krolowa i lasnleiaca
pieknoscia zwraca}a ma siebIe
oczy wszystkich. CT udzlellli
jej wspa7cia majac ma wzgle-
die sroga zmiane losu; inni
miell lltos6 mad zgfedniaieml,
IA wpof nagiemi dzieGml, ale
to ME trwafo dfugo, ujrzawszy
ia drugi raz, robiono kwasna
mine, "a trzecia raza oddalono
2ebraczks ofuknawszy ia cierp-
klein siewem.
W tax przykrem po1ozeniu
uwaaafa "a stosowne kor2ysta6
z wiadomosci 0 pochodzsniu
Erwina, k,ora byia sfyszafa cd
Hamikla. Wiedzac ma pewno,
lie l oJciec i matka jej ME O.
mieszkaliby wyzyskad tel spra-
wy rzetelnie, gdybY sic o niej
dowledzieli, strzegla sic, ably
ME wejrzeli "a kulisy; poprze-
staia IA tern, De 2 razu skry-
tenn pytaniami, potem otwar-
Gle mich to wydobyfa. Co vie
dziec uwa2afa "a niezbedne
Zebrawszy wszystek materyal,
wybrafa sic, smiafo rzucic kos.
eli.
Szuber cd dawna ME byi
TAX weso}ym / swobodnym,
.]ak dis w%fasnie; poczta PREY
niosfa mu diva listy z Auglli,
,Jeden Cd ROXY, drugi cd prze.
fozouego zakladu W ktorym
sic zaajdowafa. Styl i tresc
pierwszego zdradzaf spokojna
godnose powage, ktora zsta-
pila W jej SERGE; drugi udzie-
lit mu radosnej wladomosci, Re
c6rka jego byfa ME tylko wzo-
rem pilnosci, ale i dobrych O.
byczaJow. Pochowaly te roz-
weselily SERGE jego, pojedyh-
cze ustepy czytaf podnieslonym
gicsem swej zonie, ktora roz-
promienionemi oczyma wofa1a
raz pc razie:
= To, to, to, pc tenn ia po.
znaje; to mole p~rzymioty, to
ia wpoi}am je mojemu dice
ku. Jak wychowywac dzieci.
to moga wiedziee jedynie ko
biety; meaczyznom brak do to-
90 serca i zdolnosci. Me bierz
mi "a zfe, ze CT to powiem,
Szuberze; ty takae ME ]estes
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-06

DZlECkO
POwiesG obyczaJOwa z naszych
czaS6W.
Miap dalsZV\.

R6aa jednakowo3 ME zdraJzi-
Ia pred ojcem tajemnicy, zaw,
SEE lekliwie sic pow strzymy.
wala, odetchnefa swobodn'e,
gdy merze je przedzieliio. Ola
Szubera oczywiseie wymowa,
ktora odzyskafa iona, nieke-
niecznie byfa przyjemna, al
bowiem "a zniknieoiem oba-
wy powrocifa jej despotycznose
i z~rzednose tenn nieznosnle]-
sza, i'm diuiej ia powstrzymy-
wala. Gdy wowczas Szuber u
nies;ony gniewem falaf Ego.
rycza sig wyra2al: ,Tobie row
nlea byiaby potrzebna TAXA
szkofa, 1aka przebyfa Ro2a",
nie demyslaf sic, lie JUL pre-
szia ia, atoli hez k~orzysei.
Podczas przygotowan ROXY
do podrozy pc mieseie divine
grucha}y wiesci. To temr, to
owemu ~ebywatelowi, ktory kie-
dys zostaf okradzionym, zwro-
como pieniadze z prowizya W
taiemniczv sposob. Pisma pu-
bliczne nie p%rzeminefy milcze
MEM tel sprawy; ME upfynaf
prawie dzien, izby ME donios-
fy 0 podobnem wesolem ida
rzeniu. Atoli daremnie lamano
sobie glove, zkad te sunny
w~pfywa]y. Re dawniejszy hra.
bia Trzaska byl zfodziejem i
naprawicielem wyrzadzonej
krzywdy, ma ten domysf uikt
ME wpadl; ME wiedziano Ma
wet, he mieszkat z Korwinem
jego iona; sadzono powszech-
ME, Re popiynaf do Ameryki.
Role jednakze zwrot ten ME
tylko utwierdzif W powzietym
zamiarze, ably, gdy sic zranio-
ne iel SERGE zagol, powrocie do
demu ojcowskiego jake dobra
corka, ale i zgfebi serca wdzle-
czna byfa Bogu, lie Erwin ME
n%adaremnie znalazf OLGA.
W zamku hrabiego Korwi-
ma smutno, bardzo smutno BY
10 W tym %czasie, albowiem "a
dose z powrotu Erwina zbyt
wstrzasneia sfabem zdrowlem
hrabiny. Pemimo dobrych rad
hrabiego rad 'sne podraznienie
wracafo eedziennie. Pc kazdem
zas rezdrsznienlu pojawiafo sic
zatruwajaee znuzenie i omdle-
ME; hrabia peczaf sic lekac 0
zdrowie swe) maf2onki. Leka.
RE potwierdzali lego ebawy
radzac diuaszy pohyt we Who
szech.
TAX vice Erabiowska fami-
liza wkrotce opuscila znowu "a
mex; Erwin z serdeczna RADIOS
cia porzucif okolice, W kto"e]
kazde drzewo, kazdy krzew
60 potepiaf.
ROZDZIAh XIV.
Starry Hamiksl, ktory hra-
Diego Korwina naprowadzi@ na
trop Erwina, nazajutrz zrana
pc fatalnej boey owej poda-
2yf do lasu. W niepokeju view.
netrznym chciaf sic c%opredzei
dowiedziee, jaki konlec rAecz
wziefa. Plzypadek zdarzyf, 2e
mimo we'll byi sNladkiem roz-
mowy OLGA re synem i dowie-
dziaf sic o t~ajemnicy. lie Kor-
win byf ojcem Erwina, domys-
lii sic dawno, chociaz ME
miaf odwagi mad ia kwestya
dale] rozmyslaG. Us]yszaf zas
wiecej, niz najbuiniejsza jego
wyobraznia bytaby sic pewaay-
la pomyslee. Divine 60 zdJeto
uczucie, gdy usfyszaf pc kill
kakro6 %wymlenione nazwisko
Szuberowe:j powell zrozumial
stosunek jej do obu panow. Ha-
mikel ME nalezaf wprawdzie
do rzedu paplarskich, ktorych
jezyk tax dtugo swierzbi, al
sic tajemaica z kimbadz po-
dZiela, ale w tvm Wvpadku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-06

Warunk1 kuPna bardzo PREY
stepne. Wszelkich %informacyj
udzieli bezplatnie Jozef
+ a b i, Sturgeon Lake:
Pine Co., MINI. Zwrocie je-
d1ak music uwage Szan. Ro-
dakom II nadarza sic sposo-
bnost kupienia dobrego gram
tn i tanie w blizkosci kelei.
Family polskich osiadfych W
ttych stronach jest okofo 70
le] jesieni zamierzamy budo-
"a6 kosciof i szkote polska.
Spleszcle sic eaten i kupuj-
c'e, poki cena przystepna,
gdyz wkr6tce ceny p6jda W
gore. Cena 4 dolary "a akler.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-06

I've o nieszczesne zabojstwo, DO
nigdy, przenigdy ME bedzie
chciai Erwin, abys go wydaf.
Leopold sfuchal wszystkie-
60 obojetnie; zajmowafa go
wlecej bliska smierc, ni3 RE
czy zlemskle. Ale tenn pilniej
sfuchafa Marynka pode drzwia'
mi. Zaledwie spostrzegfa, ze
Hamikel i ]ej maj maja z So
ba tajemnice, udafa sic na swoj
posterunek i nie stracifa ami
sfowa re z~wierzen, ktore tax
troskilwie pred MIA ukrywano.
Wydaio iej sic to jakoby bal
ka 2 tysiqc nocy / ledneJ, ca
fymi dniami chodzifa marzac i
rozmyslajac, iakaby korzys6
wyciagnae z olkrycia.
Jeslen Zerwafa liScle z drew,
zycle W natIrze obumarfo, ma
nadchodzaca zine wskazywsfy
fodyg, chwastow W polU. Leo
pold z kazdym dniem trac'f ST.
fy i zapadai coraz bardziej; ME
byf juz zdolny Go zwyklej swej
piracy, lecz musial pozostawae
W domu, a wkrctce W fozku.
Hamikef, aczkolwiek ,am jul
ME krzepki, pielegnowaf 60
dzien i noe, albowiem Maryn-
ka ME troszezyla sic O riego
zgo}a, i wtedy chyba go sobie
r~rzypommafa, gdy jej sic ida
walo, il ma pow6d, ably MI
gorzkie robi6 wyrzuty. Glory
zoyt przywykt do takiego je)
postepowania, izby mu wielka
sprawilo przykrost; ale tenn
bardziej oburzal sSe ma ME
Hamikel. Me mowif wprawdzie
nic, ale pomyslal za"czasu o
tenn, ably ia nkarac.
I'm bllzszym srnlerci wIdzlaf
sic Leopold, tenn nlezbedniej-
SEEN zdawafo mu sic, ably pre-
bfagal sprawiedliwoSc z%'emska;
zdecydowal sic nakoniec sam
pred sadem sic oskarzyt. Me
megac powstac i osobiscie os-
karzyc sic pred sadem, OPT
sal wiernie w%ypadek, a zapie-
czetowawszy list pros'l swege
starego przyjaciela, ably 60 "a,
niosl ma poetic. Acz0olwiek
Hamikel listu ME c~zytaf, VIE
dziaf 0 lego tresci i zlecenie
spe1nif tylko wrzekomo. Edo
bywszy sic "a ten krok Leo
po)d uspokoil sic, jak gdyby
mu kamien spadi z serca z
poddaniem sic oczekiwaf sadu.
llekroc posiyszaf szelest jaki,
usmiechai sic zadowolony, ate.
Ii ma przybycie sadu czekat
dare,nnie. To zasmucilo go W
ostatnich god7inach 1ycia. Ma
koniec wyzionaf ducha W dru-
gle sw,eto Bozego narodzenia.
Wyehudly jak szkielet spoczy-
wal W trumnie, ale ma nstach
Jego prsebijaf sic spok6j.
W try dni pozniei, gdy Ha.
m.kel powrocif do domu z po-
grzebu, Marynka poczela 10
bic starcowi uszczypliwe uwa-
gi, ze niepotrzebnie podjaf tax
wielkie koszta ma plekny po-
grzeb Leopolda; lepiej bylo,
mowifa, obrocic piepiadze ma
ladna suknia.
= Dobrze, Marynko = Cd
powiedzia1 Han.ikel, Re nastre-
czasz mi sposobnosc do pewa-
zne; z toba rozmowy; byfoby
mi mole jednakowoz trudno
obraG droge, ktorq ostatecznie
badz cobadz obra6 music. O.
TOT Leepolda przy]afem do me-
60 domu, ponlewaz byf re
NINA spokrewnionym | ponie-
waz 60 kochafem. Ty zas ami
ma jedno ami na drugie zadna
miara odwofa6 sic ME mcaesz.
Pc mojej smlerci spadek pc
mnin twOIa dziaci nia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
Appointments by the President.

Ex-Gov. Henry @. Yarmouth, who was Of
fered the colectorship Of the port Of New
Orleans some time ago. has signihed his willing
ness to accept the position, and today his COM
mission was made out and the appointment was
announced
The President last night made the following
appointments; Geo. w. Lyon. TO be surveyor Of
customs for the port Of New York; Theodore B.
Willis, 10 be naval oficer Of customs in the
district Of New York; Ernst Nathan, to be col
lector Of internal revenue for the frst district
Of New York Mr.. Lyon il prominent lawyer
Of New York city and 10 said 70 have been in
dor.ed for appointment by al the leading re-
publicans Of the state. He was several yesrs
ago assistant United States district attorney
for the southern district Of New York NJ
Willis u hardware dealer OF Brooklyn. n.
Nathan 10 Brooklyn tobacco merchant md
has been supervisor Of his ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
THE INDIAN PROBLEM.
Ex-Gov. Foster Confers with the Presi-
dent and Secretary Noble.

Ex-Gov. Foster of Ohio, q member Of the
Sioux commission, had conference yesterday
with the President and the Secretary of the
Interior. The report Of the commission will
be prepared in time to be presented to Con-
gress when it meets. Mr.. Foster has had
his ideas about the Indians very much modified
since his recent experiences as member of the
commission. He told the President and Sec
retary a number Of facts which will be use
full to them in carrying out the Indian policy
of the administration.
This morning Mr.. Foster called at the Indian
Office and talked with Commissioner Morgan
and Assistant Commissioner Belt. He gave
them the benefit of his ideas as to the proper
men to be appointed as Indian agents and then
left the city on the afternoon train.
Ex-Gov. Foster agrees with Secretary Noble
in the opinion that the law requires a ratifca-
ton by Congress Of the agreement made with
the Indians before the lands can be opened for
settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-10
MR.. COX's ILLNESS.
The Physicians Keeping . Constant
Watch at His Bedside.

Nxw YoRK, Sept l0-At o'clock this morn
ing the doctors reported no change In the con-
dition OF Congressman Cox He was still very
low and the doctors stated that he was likely
to die at any moment Shortly after o'clock
Mr.. Cox's condition suddenly changed for the
worse and DR.. lockwood. the attending physi-
clan, Immediately sent for the other doctors
who have been in consultation with him since
Mr.. Cox was taken ill They arrived promptly
Soon after the patient rallied and asked for
something to eat He was given some broth
Of which he took q very little.
At this hour 90 o'clock) he is very low and
his death is momentarily expected Many
kilograms ofsympathy have been received from
prominent people all over the country. Mrs.
Cox is prostrated with grief.
A CONSULTATION OF PHYsrcrAxa.
Drs. wynkoop, Scudder and Lockwood held
an informal consultation this morning between
and 10 o'clock with regard to the condition
Of Mr.. Cox. The result was that they found
their patient in lower condition than yester-
day. Meanwhile the physicians say there is no
during the day, unless, indeed. there is q re-
turn of an attack Of heart failure, which the
physicians do not anticipate. That Mr.. Cox's
condition IL precarious one is established by
the fact that it has been determined that at no
time during the day will he be without physi-
clan at his bedside.
THE MORNING WATCH.
DR.. Lockwood will remain in charge until
noon, at which hour DR.. Scudder will assume
care Of the sick chamber. The medical relief
to be called up during the afternoon, evening
and night has not yet been decided upon.
REPORTED AS SINKING FAST.
1t has been ascertained that at IL rs O'Clock q
message was sent from the sick chamber Of Mr..
Cox to Deputy Commissioner Of Public Works
Bernard Martin to the effect that Mr.. Cox was
sinking fast
A BAD SINKING SPELL AT NOON.
At noon Congressman Cox had Q very bad
sinking spell and at one time those about him
thought he was dead. Later he rallied . little
and he was given hypodermic injection.