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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-07
DIDST INSPIRE T.
FLoRIpA.s METR9PoLIa
Sorrow Over Savsnnsh's Fire-The
Murder &c lest

Sorrow over Ssvsnushs Fire-The
Murder RQ lest
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. April 6. Military
circles IN this city are all sgoZ with excite
nsut over the coI-t-nArtiAl If several
members Of the Jacksonville Light
Infantry who were charged with non.
Sergt. Conway and Pnv4tes Babcock,
Copp and Frssier. Ths punishmeats were
Z Is rang ng from Is cents 70 s.. The
Officers mean business and are TRYING hard
70 be IN good trim FOR the interstate dT.lL
Much sympathy was expressed here this
evening over the rumors OF Savannah's biz
IRE. Il Was teleQhoned 70 the Sub Trouics.
and Director General Webb sn7ounc-d It
from the grand sta II 70 tie 3 90 psopls
present. who ali seemed very sorry AZ tAe
SD news
Abou, 1880 O'Clock Friday night the
jacksonville suburb Of BROOKLYN was tie
seems OF brutal murder. In little shanty
on Oak street lived Bill WesTmoTe.and.
alias Jack AOonsy. with his wife, Annie
Weslmo-eland. Bill was employed on TIE
s.eAmsr Governor Stafford. anu Is = drunk
en-, worthless negro. SIX weeks have
hardly elaCssd since be trled % Kali MS wife
on the public streets and for this was
arrested and puHisued. Friday sftsr1ooa
he drank hsANllT al the time. and - ben
niEht cana was ready fJr any deei Of viO-
lsnce. Hls wife was 10 her room with al old
c1.o7ed man namsi Dan Gilbert, for whom
she wss writing letter. Bill entered the
room exc tel 70 frenzy. aud drawing > re-
volver. SS-calioer, % the bulldog pattern,
ired ST Us wife, shooting her through tbs
breast, killing hzr Instantly. The poor
woman fe.i - the >Jr, her Ate-blood spat-
tering the plAaks aud walls Bill tlea fred
= shot a. Gilbert striking him in ths thigh
Tie two man cinched, and BIZ bit = zee
out Of G .l1-rt's lips, but the OLD man held
oc % him until tie cries Of so-ne women.
who were IN the next room. Or1lT-lt O-Scar
Tyier 70 the scene, gl0 arrested Bill, aui.
assisted by a cJlorsd man, took hin TO
Jacksonville.
Last nights murder wss investigated by
the corouer's lu-F to-day N Law ala, !. d
Bailol lcol1r~i}, justice OF the pesce. sceing
as eoroner. A verde; # Willful mardar
was re -urned, and the young mGlatto erin.
ina was c1mmit-ed . isl
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GEoRGIA's CAPITAL CITY.
Cashier Richards aeleased-Darnen in
lis once

ATLANTA, April 6-Judge Marshall J.
Clarke to-day heard q petition for the re-
lease under habeas corpus Of James y.
Richards, the cashier Of tas late Mercantile
bank. VINO, with J. R TolIeSon, the presi-
dent, have been in the county 1sii seventy
DAYS for cOotenut in not turning over 70
the receiver the assets of the bank. Rich
ards was brought IN and his appearances
created 4 great deal Of sympathy. The
prison life had gone hard with him, phys
icallv and mentally. He was sworn and re-
viewed the history Of the TollesoR bank and
his owl connection with the bust
ness He was not aHowe1 %
control the cash at any time. and had no
voice whatever in the direction # the Dusi-
ness, only working as = $50 clerk what
Tolleson told hin TO do. He showed up Iol-
leso2s rascality in strong light The bank
WIS never chartered, and the company was
never formally orgauIZsd- TOllesOn named
5ne officers himself ami advertised for bust
ness. There y as no stock subscribed nor
paid in, although he advertised $4,000
paid IN capital. and 5000 surplus, none u
which Richards ever saw, nor did
II exist Richards stated that there
shou d have bean $4,000 Of as
se.s IN the way Of unreni1ted collection
when the receiver was appointed, but lie
DOES not know $ ere T0liesoa patti After
Re ring arguments for and against
Richards release, Judge Clarke decided
that his Imprisonment had been sufficient
and ordered nj discharge.
DARSELL IN BIS OFFICE
District Attorney Darrell to5E charge Of
his of1cs to-ias. and E A. Angler was
sworn in as the assistant district attorney.
The postofhce department to-day relieved
two pos10ilca Inspectors IN tbs division,
Can't J. e. Griffin % oxford, Ga, and J.
E Alexander Of Enterprise, Fla They
were notified tina: their services would not
De required further.
PLOT TO RESCUE REVERE.
Atlanta detectives claim % have dis
covered and thwarted q plot TO assist
REVERE. who is supposed 10 have committed
the Stone Mountain murder. 70 escape
from the Deca rur jail Inc outside parties
were Joshua Burrs sud W. c. Houston, his
partners here II his alleS 4 real estate bust
ness Il is claimed that IN an interview
these men had WITH REVERE iu jail, he told
them where ne buried TIE money taken
from his victim, 900. Detectives are
now locking for Burts and Houston, who
cannot Be found il the city.
PACETTIs SENTENCE
Strong application has been made 70 the
governor 70 commute Pacsst's sentence to
8 fine. During is consideration sentence
has bssa suspended T. April u.
T. : Benjamin q bookkeeper OF this city,
who has bsen connected with several houses,
was arrested in Augusta last night on a
criminal warrant from here and
brought back to-day. 1t was
sworn out By Miss Georgia Williams,
VINO charges him with having fraudulently
sold some Of Ter property under the pre-
tended power OF an attorney and appropri-
atlng e proceeds.
Miss Frances Willard, president Of the
Tv-oT sdits '1No.aAn's Christian Temperance
onion. reached Atlanta to-day. and will
make 3 temDeSance address a. the opera
house tomorrow afts-noo1.
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SPRING WHEAT FIELDS
None But Favorable Reports Received
Fran TIE Nortaw est

MINNEAPOLIS. MN, April 6-Notninz
tn. tie mo- fAvorable reports are being
received trum the spring wheat fields OF
tie northwest The slight cbs-Ee that las
occurred in the situati during the .asi
seven dsvs, has been the disapgeAr3nes q
complaint Of dry weather from certain por-
Destructive fires al storms have
occurred in some portions OF Dakota ie.s'
able 70 bsAr IL That part Of DAEota a.
fii-ted has been tor s long tine "ltao1t
moisture 4 large area, reaehing, say 4gU
miles each wsv. hAs bS9l heard II we
IL i Ga. med the saaisi felis vii NEED re-
planting. Il runs up Aad down b "a secs
Of tie james rlver and slons red rlSer
through the county o. Fargo cere NsFe
moe o. less Winds through Minneapolis,
hsit no: 80 much rs n cas- resulted an
wo- K has progressed vel aud quite lsrss
retceptsge o. wheat seeding Is doRs- There
= a great dena-d for sesd ia some OF
the northern Counties Much Of tbs
demand s supplied by seet eJnpsnles. bat
a. to MANY q tie calls are on time, SIX
h.t.s sscurliiss. the companies ind the
supulv 4 such wants too severe strain %
De fully met Il Is probable that On that
account there may he = smaller increase IN
whee. ara ftaa hsd neen esuotei o.
sEEDING PRACTICALLY OVER
Seeing Ia IL ssaZheTa portions OF
MINES a and Dakota viii Be practically
ever ~ the end " re week. s-o1Ga 10
some cases farmer Will nos hAye finished
untll next week In Eastern Dako.A, from
Aberdeen s14th % FlAndreau and wsst 20
tie James river, farmers Have held
hack from seedlug - prevent repsii-
rion # tie de>i-u>t-oa q growing
wheat bv bot winds b1t soIns Of then have
b gun Ia tue northern tart as far north as
Fargo. On tne b mann farms seeding : o
active progress, and by ths ea1 OF ao-.,h@r
week viii b. ain 81 completed Frcm
every direction cone reports OF increased
screAge, AM Z -os1s Realities c >r.espend-
ents assert tb2, every available 70. Of land
WI lie s-eiisd down.
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CROSBY AND THE JEWELS
RUSSELL IA aRIsON NOT INCLINED
TO APOLOGIZE

The Presidents Son Etates That He
IS 70: the Editor Of the Montana
Live stock Journal, and is not Re
sporslb.e :or the Objectionable Ar
ticle
NEW YORK. Apil e.-Rasseu Harrison
makes tie following statement relative to
the suit fur Lbel, which Col John Schuyler
Crosby threatens 20 bring against him in
case Mr. Harrison refuses 10 make per
sonzl apology tor q clipping reprinted from
Bafa,o paper, IN tee Montana Live StOcs:
Journal Published by company Of which
Mr. Harrison was at TIE time president and
which article has been construed u have
charged Col Crosby vvith the theft o. iswels
from Washington Lady.
WHAT HE SAYS
II am willing thai the Montana Lsue
.SrOc* Journal shall make a proper retTsc-
tlOn Vi the story as published The i'm
preston has been gwen - the vuohc that
am toe editor Of tie Lire stock Journal
This IS not the case now, nor never was II.
Al the time the story was printed the
bym 5thers. 1, seems to me tia. Co.
Crosb7's demand for personal
apology IS unusual and unreasonable, and
that be should b. satisfied with TIE same
sort Of a Tetr &c iol on toe part Of tie Mon
tGHd Lire Sfock. Journal as seemed to him
sufficient from he Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser. which first pri8ted the story,
ani from which the Journal c1plsI ].
DIDN'T INSPIRE T.
y do net understand that be has ask Ell
for p rsoaal apology syea frotc the cor
respondent whc ssur the story 10 the Buffalo
pAEe-s TO Was ington. IL certainty seems
70 De matter Of regret that Col Crosby did
&c; = x 80 Jos.-zai for . r-trscfion at the
same time that g asked the Buffalo
[ Commercial 4 dpsrtiseT 70 deny the story.
OF course. It IS unnecessary for ne
: say that tle suggestion that Inspired
directly or otherwise the original stO---
/ from WAshinst ID l. prep9srsrols. In con-
| clusloa may add thai tie position have
( taken against Identifying myss1 with this
matter will be maintained 10 the end OF
/ the controversy Mr. Harris q has been
N tow sic. ~ ,ire= Ia morning aad lef.
[ lAst night for Washington
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SNOW IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Storm the Heaviest OF the Season
a. Pit sourz.


a. Pit sourz.
Prr7sBURG. PA. April e.-Ths heaviest
SNOW starm u tie season IS prevailing in
tris section. Il began ABOUT 10 O'Clock last
night I'D hiss ben showing ever since
Tie s.owf4u was abou i-ches up to
10 o'c-ock this morning. but in the
mountains the railroad l-sl report from IS
inches 70 feet. Trsins are all b-hind time,
bat no scc1Ienis Lave bean reported. The
storm seems 10 bs confined 10 the western
PAT of the sta,e.
CHAgLITrEsvIILE WHITESED.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. "a. April IA
heavy SOW storm i prevailing here &C
compaliei ~ thul1e- ard lightning. Il
promises &c bs the deepest Of tie winter.
SNOW N wEsT VIRGINIA.
CHARLESTON, W. VA. April IA snow
sto. N prevailed here lAst night To-day =
heavy snow IS reported from the mountains
FREEzISs At PTTTsBURG.
PrTrSBURG. April SNOW has ben fall
ing 1Ay, AID j. now fully d foo. deep or
TIE >ogtl m1ua-AIa, ten miles from this
place. he The mome.sr Is down 20 the
freezing point.
sToR9ISG AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, AprI IA heavy snow
wi1d and ram storm has besa D evailnE
here since early tlls morning. The ram
Which began .sillnS sJm-tim= before day
Light, az . o'clock hanged 70 snow and
flOm that hlur u1;il after dark ton ght
tn air was denss with great fakes driven
before s-TOlg n9rt1 WIND, but tie
weather being mid the snow melted IS il
feA S-vera times during the tsy heavy
peals OF thunder were heard and lightning
frsqaenuy tA-tei Icr1ss the switca-ooards
in the telegraph III 20. The telephone
and ire alarm 81 Tres throughout tee city are
more or less demOralI-d, sud tslegrGphic
communication With toe south and west IS
wholly cut OF.
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ourTMAN,s PROSPERITY.
The Real Estate Company and the New
EOtel Assured Facts

QUrTNAN, GA, April 6-Quitman Is
getting out OF the Old ruts Al q lively rate
The QlitnAn Real Estate aai Improve
men: Company will be chartered At the
Nay term OF the superior court The Peti
ton Tor the charter being row advertised
the company will start business on 20
shares Of e par value OF $1,000 each.
though double that number could be raised
II desired. The subscribers have slread :
paid II enc call So as - make the snte--
prise a certainty and - Be ready FOR
business imned stely after procuring tie
charter. TIE hotel question Is being
agi.atei again. and this time there
IS but little doubt Of is
terminating successfully. Several promi-
neut business unea have subscribs1 little
over SO on, With the understanding that
the sm1unt raised, whatever il might be, Is
% be used IN b1iliiny ho.eL This amount
vii be increased several thousand dollars,
ani Quitmau will certainly have hotel 70
cost u Iesst So, 0oJ Or sl5,O11
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two Of Srav linen. one Of blue stuff and one
Of rel, s. aratei BY gray. piilow-worked
insertion der el win rel p .nniu- flower
paEtsras az wo- ked n cross stitch on the
strioes. and he 81 = are Of red ami white
riboonS. VIVA tals very oTei-n get up Is
sea- q muslin cap with fun ruche, plated
crown and flowing sarcen=t rib ends.
she does I tax Russian ve-y often but she
looks IS If she did. which, after al, is much
the same thing.
The steamer blanket for summer travel IS
made Up this spring into 8 regular striped
blanket travelling gown
There is another attempt a. the collaDabie
bonnet, but though novel il will not take
because all the bonnets are as small as sau-
Gers and tie collapsi.le article finds no MS
sion - fulfill ELLEN OSBORN.
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DAKoEA's WIND STORM.
Fire RACES During the Blow on q
Farm Near Elkton.

fire RACES During the Blow on q
Farm Near Elkron.
ELKToS, OAK, April 6-Ths mos. ter
rilic wind Storm known 70 TIE country BE-
gan on Monday aud continued to Yesterday.
On T0ssiAy afternoon a perfect hurricane
bsSan. causing sand 70 blow from plowed
dslds and drifting in places II feet deep
About tive " miles northeast cf here,
a- Tuesday, barn on TIE
farm OF 4 Kartney, with ~
contents, three hors=s, harness. wagons,
&c. were consumed oy fire, caused BY
Burning straw. blowing across & field. az
laast quarter OF s. mile and setting IRE 10
= timothy meadow. acrlss vhica the ars
hsS 8 the speed q a running ho-ss In az
tempting 10 save his horses Mr.. Ks-tnsy
was fatally bur ed diving sf.e tairty-th-ee
hours Of horrible suffering
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IowA.s - TkouBLEs
The Settlers Determined 20 Die Rather
Than Leave TIER Homes.

The Settlers DeteTm ned 20 Die Rather
Than Leave TIER Homes.
CHICAGO. April IA dispAtca from
Fort Dodge. Ia. says sheriff Adams
and sing.e deputy Yesterday ffeciei the
arrest o. seventeen overland settlers
charged With CO -spirzcy. The determined
farmers wao defed the Uni;Sd States or
Gals pe4cea civ acc 1mpa1lei tie county
officers. whom they re- -r1 a. FIRE dA They
were arrzIsoed in q justices court II the
afternoon. s-d. waving examination, were
each p.acei uode- 500 bo1d for appear
ance az tie Ny term Of
curt Bal was resdilv secured.
The settlers announce their intention
10 secure poStpoasuieat Of the trial and
- continue this :, Icy until congress takes
definite action. They have to obtain Ger
tain relief from the next session Of cJug ress
and thus evzde fire and imprisonment
EvICTIoNs TO BE RESUMED
The United States marshals, ~ho have
been fo-csi 10 sUspe nd operatio4s becauss
Of c1nsiuued hsraSsnent. VIII not Resume
evicti rs uutl they can do 50 with
largely increased forces. The land owners
annguc c. tnat eviction wall be made IL it
takes the Rlilitis, and the settlers state their
determination 10 die rather THAI be driven
from their home Stormy tines are
anticipated MzrShsl Ho.b1ooks who had
charge OF evc.l0-s last fall, is
organizing p0sSe to resume evie-
tons on the smell lands next
week simultaneously with the Litch6eld
svictioas, aid fallsr investiE alton Of tie
reported shooting Of the United ats
Marshal Faitas-on=, from the reports tels-
grsphei from Webster CIty..aad Des &oines
yesterday. Later statements are u the
eft c. tha. when the officers neared Hills
Hollon they encountered q party Of boys
squirrel rhootiug. The bows fired 81 some
squirrels AMI the rlar.hsls thinking Il was
tie enraC=d <etrlerS. took % shsir heels aud
fa1 70 Webster C4.y.
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FRANCES DEPUTIES ACQUITTED.

a Crowd Outside the Tribunal Re
ceiyes the News With Cheers.
PARIS. April 6.-Ths Correctional TIL
banAl to-day acquitted Senator Nsque; and
Deputies Lagusrre. LiSaat and Iurqust.
headers Of the League Of Patriots. aud three
other members u THAT orgauirAtioa 4 the
charges Of bsloagiRg 70 4 se-res society.
and imposed i1e o. loo francs each W. n
them for belonging to E s3cle,y lot author
tE-d BY as. The crowd outside the court
room received the announoen ~ o. the re-
suit o. the triai Wit cries II "Ftus "a
Ligae.7 "Vius Boulangsr- and "Virs de
f0nle9s
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BOND BUYING.
Secretary Window Breaks the Ice By
Paying l2o FOR IS

Paying u % FOR IS
WASHINGTON, April 6-Sec-etsry Win
dom to-day verified the prediction inside
several dAvs ago that he would buy p
cent bonds II offered al reason BIZ
rates b. accepting 81, SD, 00) bonds Of taa-
.oan AZ Sl2l He has established the kignes,
prioe be Viii paw for - bonds By sccept-
ing g.. 500 OF that class Of bonds a. $l0s
and ej7cting offers aggregating s., o55. oo1
az $lHh Il was learned this
Ar CON that tie ebova rates viz:
tl9 for As, and sos for as
VA govern the DOle oayln. vperztIO2s u
the government for some time 70 come
unless some Unforeseen disturbance SHOULD
occur IN the money marke. 70 require s
modification Of TINS policy.
PROBABILITY.
IL is regarded as likely that Secretary
WirdGm ia dealing with the surplus Q1ss-
lion will co1f1e himself FOR TIE present 70
the purchase u bonds without attempting a
.aiiczl change in the system Of national
tank deposits adopted by his predecessor.
The surplus to-day is stated 81 $4,000, 900,
an increase Of $40, 90 oO1 since March 1
Ihe total amount Of bonds purchased - date
1uder t1e circular Of Agril IL, loSo, Is
SIPS. 1871, 400. Of which $50, : Is, so were Is
and SO. Dol so we're "a The cost Of taese
bonds was $l51. -, GO, Of which S65. 90,
937 was paid for the Is and So, 52l COL
sas paid for the 40
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Attent!on 2. 3. l.

For sprains. bruises, rheumatis-l, swell
Ing. cuts, burns, etc, in man. and sgt.nE,
r.ns lone. epiEoo;ic. scratches, esc, u nor~ss.
Rangum Root LAlimeat l. a slr- curs- The
King of lluimalts' is tie universal YER
dict. Never fails 70 cure any alneat that
can be reac1ei by al external medical ap-
plicacOn. 90 cents pr bottle FER sac oy
Lpprnan Br1s-. waol-ssle sgeltS
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Don't waste time AID money and undergo
needless torture With the knife when E,hio-
plan Pile Ointment vail aford instant relief
aud certain cure IN every cass Of bind.
blesding itching. internal and external
piles. R2ngum Root Ned ca, Nashville,
Team s. oents and 81 PER bottle Sold by
Lppr1An Bros.. WHOLESALE Agenn
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PREPARING rae sroREs
RICH DIcGINas DISCOVERED.
The Placer Located on the Bear Paw
Mountains

CHICAGO, April IA dispatch from
Helena. Mont. saws: News OF rich placer
digSinEs ia Bear Paw mountains, nfty
miles uorta Of Fort Beaten, has just been
received TIE dispatch stated that parties
had arrived from there having ia their
possession lArge quantities o. gold dust
which they hsl 'aken from the placer Dig
gings recently discovered by them. They
sold some q IL = merchants at F0rt Bel
KNAPP AMI bad purchased supplies aid re-
turned 4 their find A man named
johnson. ius; from the mile. bad larse
duckski4 Iouch tl.cd with goll dust. He
say ais party was making s. to $40 day
and che man hal made - h a day. The
closest railway = hfty mules. The Bar
Pas mountains. in the Black HIS. are =
group, each ls!ng abcut tee sane distance
from the range.
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Iowa's Cattle Quarantine

DIS MONIES. IA. ApEl. o. Gov. Ls-abas
h-s issuei proclama-son recitinS tie fac.
ina. the state veterinary surgeon has N.
formed the executive department that the
causes vhic- led 70 a cattle Inzranri-e
against certain states have beel removed,
and rsvoking all Suea orders aid proclsTna-
ticns, except 50 far IS the pertain 70 CO.
necticut, Ner York, New jersey. Delaware,
Ard MARYLAND
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Mrs. Harrlson.s servants.

WASHINGTON, April 6-Alrs Harrisol
sas annoyed by the published reqorss thA-
she hsd replaced the colored servants in the
white house with white servants The fact
IS that she simply replaced in -thc.enc
servants with efficient servants, al icing
~1icrat TIL no s--a~-S She brought here
from IudianApolis were colored.
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WASHINGTON, April 6-Presidsnt Hs--
-isoa AID Secretary Window will go down
- Fortress Monroe, In q rsvenue cutter
Lext week
Whel Secretary Winion was President
Gsrfed's S=,retary Of he Treasury he had
= lake President Harrison. then g senator
DOWN tie Potomac aud up C1eSape2xs bay
a. most every week, in reve ne cutter.
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srcRNIxe Ia wAsHryGroN.
Ex-aov. PORTER ILL
The Physicians Fail % Make Salts
factory plaRnosis OF tie Case

CHICAGO. April IA dispatch from To-
diAaapo.is. Ind. Says: "EK-Gov Porter,
recently app iatsi minister 10 Italy. IS
qli'e 10 az his residence IN thiS city, and bis
physician will not permit any
oae eIcep: the members Of his
family - see him. Thres DAYS
sgo Be took lo7g wax. and Whea BE- re-
turned his feet were - swollen that he could
hardly remove his shoes The next morn
lag tn skis beEal - peel 81. All great
AID cln;inu " psla followed DR. JAmis5n
was called, hut - far be Las ~; been able
. maze 4 satisfactory diAgn0sis q the dis
ease
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MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Preparations for the Reception OF the
Samoa Survivors

Preparations for the Reception OF the
Samoa Survivors.
SAY FRANCISCO, April 6.-Prsperations
are beng male at the naval hospital at
Mare Island for the reception OF the sick
and injured OF tie officers and crews q the
wrecked Trenton and VaniAiiA All are
supposed 70 be en- route for Saa Frunclsco
and are expected 70 arrive shortly. Many
o. the man have some time 70 serve aud
will form portioa q the crews Of the
Charleston, AisruS and IroquOis. A large
fo-ce Of men Is engaged in this work work.
tx extra hours TIE exact time the shlq IS
wall be rea y for sea can not be told. but il
viii no: Be many weeks
PREPARING TIE STORES.
The stores fer each are being prepared
and officers are being detailed, 50 there will
be n delay. At present over 500 men are
employed a; the yards, sld the num-
Der being daily increased.
TIE resolving ship Indepecdence, a. old
lire of-hsttle ship, has ample room for all
who cone from Samoa Il is understood
that SO Of the VAndalia ami Treaton's
crews viii come by an Austr allan steamer
Commodore Bsnham has arrived a. tue
navv yard aud has commenced his official
tustaS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


We want an agent in every town IN the sta.ss
of .fe'rSll- OF a. Aou3mA. North and South
tsra-r4 o. canvass ioe s. descriptions 10 TIE
OLD HOMES TtAr. = new monthly ma -asi re.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-07
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-07

Ths knights % Pythiss q this city syrnpa-
th.ze deeply with the o "a Fellows ~ The loss Of
their hau-some temple. AMI by request Of
Broiher j.. :. Harmon, chairman hall commit
tee Lnd WLian :. Leopold. Deputy Grand
c.Gncelor q the stats q Georgia, tender the
uss Of our halls % the odd Fellows Of Savan-
nah FrasernAuy.
JG. sCHwARZBAUM- P. G.