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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22
THE FEMININE WAY.

Did ever yet belle refuse man
And let him from her side depart forever
Without proposing a platonic plan
OF sweet communion for the future?
Never,
Her lover once. her friend you mist remain,
And love her siilE although you love in vain.
d. z. Ritter Jr.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22

The Tariff league in Massachusetts,
mas recently issued circular full of
vigorous purpose and confidence in the
tarlff issue as laid down by Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND. The defeat last fall is but an
Indictment to more persistent and sys-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-For Michigan,
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Dakota: Fair,
preceded by light rain in southern Dakota;
warmer; northwesterly winds. For Iowa,
Nebraska. Kansas and Colorado: Fair, Ere
ceded by light rain in Nebraska; slightly
warmer; norlhwesterly winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22

HAS any Chinaman in this country
ever been known to contribute to the
relief of the suffering and starving in
China?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22

THE statement of JAY GOULD that he
sis out of politics. will not prevent his
taking in few blocks when he needs
them,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22

New HAMPSHIRE paper that is ex-
pert in figures and strong in Democ-
racy, says: "Only LASS more days for
HARRISON"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22
Garrett in Florida.

PENSACOLA, Fla, March 2l.-Robert
Garrett arrived here to-day, and viii
proceed to Jacksonville tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22

THERE does not seem to be any occa-
sion for alarm for lack of seed wheat in
the banana belt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22

A BUFFALO paper APPLY phrases it:
SIN religion WANAMAKER is Presby-
terrain, but in politics he is Quay
kern
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22
BY LEWIS BAKER.

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY Nor INCLUDING sunday
! VI in ADVANCES 90 m. in advanceS2 90
8 m. in advance 4 90 weeks i'll adv. 90
One month zoe.
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SUNDAY ALONE.
] VI In advance 81 90 mos. in adv. soc
6 m. in advance l 90 1 mo. in adv 80. zoe
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Granted n Ifespite.

HARRISBURG, Pa. March, 21.-Mrs.
Sarah Jane Whiteling, the Philadelphia
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Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served Address all letters and kilograms to
THE GLOBE. st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-22

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One Year, 81 Six Mo. Csc Three Mo. 35c
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THE DAILY GLOBE

AT THE GLOBE BUILDING,
COR. FOURTH AND CEDAR STREETS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
MRS. MADI SONS COMPLIMENTS
The First Message That Ever Was
licked over telegraph Wire.

The First Message That Ever Was
licked over telegraph Wire.
From The Chicago Neios
In your issue OF this NOR 4ing you have a
reference to Mistress Dolly Madison, just Y
lauiing her wonanliness aud a .visiag
you u writers to study her free and charm.
ing style. No better advice could be given.
Tnis reference to Mistress Dolly bang, to
my mi I'd the fIct that N stress Dol Y car
rie1 to her grave an hoaor never presente
to aay oGner woman, and one thai "A never
efall az iin. History, you kno ', Is not
Away 70 be relied upon. IL is due 10 the
m emory of Mi tress Madison taat correct
an acc9prel histor cal STATE nelu a, to the
q st Jele IRA pbic nassaye ever sent over a
wire. l. is & morally supposed that the
ords, "Wnat baCa g rug IT, were
the Fl st four words thus tralsmiu tel. This
Is noC rue.
Whe Prof. Morse was in Warrington
repairing t. test the te egraph line NnicA
had be5n erected at govec melt expense
between Washington aud BIltmOre Ne was
attended by several gentle men friends,
ano x whom W S Con RESIN JoLl P.
Wetherill, Of Iary.anl Prof. Nose rang
| up the Bit mo olhc', then iocatel IN e
room over tIe po t riic4 at Fay tie a4d
| North streets, aud having Iecsiy i an an
I
really 70 trans nit mes aga to Baltimore.
At this jIncture Co gresham Netherill
suggested JLat, as C immu2 ca ion by cleo
| tEiclty was a g.elt eve ii tbs r as is
ry. the honor OF Sc .dllg the first m So 4ge
| should be bestowed up S ms ole iie III
| led with tie nations pi ogress THIS u.
| gsstion met viii approval, bu5 none cou i
| think OF pc. 50 whom nj, hon II would
co spicu Jus oe6t. Sud enly Wetherll
CT d out: Il have Itl MiStress Madison s
In Wasai gton aud sac is just the perso -
TIL u dis .ingulsl9d lAly was sen Tor aud
in halt al hour sac arrived, duly excl ed,
bus with he heavenly, o IhgIng smi sne
al Says wore. Prof. Morse a ked he 10
write out 4 brief MES ,age to some friend in
| Baltimore. and Mistress MAIDS n accord
! iugly wrote q Ii to tue wife of tue con-
! gres IN IN, simply the words: "Ml tres
James ads g compliments to Mi tress
| We erill." This frsG message = a, licked
| Of and lortly the eater resc ed Mi tres,
| Wey4erll at be cou it.y nome In the
suburbs of BAltimor-, havi been dis
| patched fro II the BatinJre Office by a
| c nlrier hors. back
Several other prelimi airy mss age. such
as How are Iup ct q. Ner Sc a., aud then
ca ne tle for al C IN .nu nc All IN. What
| hath God r. Ga r. Ia s. facts ,ere ar
raied To me oy Congress man Wetnerll
! IN 1917.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
MISTAKEN FOR BOOTH.

Death of a Man Who Came Near Be-
ing Lynch5 d foc Lilco.n's assassin.
providence, R. l., May 12-Samuel W.
Pea ce, a membe of the board f trade,
died hcre Thursday norm g OF peritonitis.
A, the time President Lincoln was assassi-
mated Mr.. Pearce and his sister were
en- route from Providence to New
bern, n. c. The news of the tragedy
was shed al ng the wires and full
description of j. Wilkes Booth aid Mrs.
Sur att sent out. AL tue trains running
S nth were carefully inspected, a d the of
ficers DO r,led Mr.. Pearce's rain. As
chance would have il, they bore a riking
resembla &c t. 30 tn and airs Surratt and
despite the prot SITS we're lace IN Ter ar
rest That night an tempt was made tt
shoot he supposed ass Ssh IS, a I'd the pla
of taking them GU and sho ting them was
discu sed b the Office S. Go1i CO Incil pre-
vale i'd the prot St of the LEGGED B 10Th
were listened to, and the two travellers were
released
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
Woman Against Serpent.
From the Kansas City Traveller.


One of the most perllous b 1T e3 between
a wona and large boa const ictor O.
Cured at Grand View last evening.
About O'clock, as Mrs. H. N Strait. the
handsome and accomplished youn wife of
II n Strait of the Wyaudo to Plum ing
Company, descended into she cellar of their
reside ce on Sixteenth str ct, Grand View.
she was star led by a loud MIS- and two
fiery red eyes 10 XII directly at he. Re-
turning with lamp, the ady discovered a
large snake coiled ar uld a lice Of wood.
Taking a coal shovel in her hand. Mrs.
Strait o epared to do barrle with the
mo l,ter. The fist blow seemed to in
fura he re tile, and, with loud hiss, it
spra e at the now thoroughly alarme but
b. ave W MAJ.
A blow ON the shovel knocked the
thru' as de, and with tie rapi lity of light
ming the snake AGAIN rep ed 10 Strike.
Five nsecutive times did the huge mon
ster retreat, and thea plu Ige through the
dinlv lighJed air at the woman who was
so nobly defend ng herself. At last a well
directed stroke knocked the reptile to the
flo eene1 to stu it for a mo nent.
The glis ening eyes had now become two
fascinating balls of fame, and th5 great
fangs W rked with awful velocity Fol
lowing up the blow, Mrs. Strait succeeded
il kill ng the b a. Cnd with fast failing
sire z h she reached the floor above, where
help sOol reached her
Mr.. Strait is in Wyoming territory,
VIII re he is largaly interested in a newly
discovered m ca mine, aId his wife was
alone with tie wants. A par of reigh-
bors we SUI nmoned ard the snake carried
into tine woodshed. 1t proved to be boa
c nst 'ictor aud measured II feet and
inches from the head to the tip OF tie tail.
It i, supposed to have csc ped from some
me age. lie, presumably the London circus,
which IS now at Armonrdale.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
In the House.

The House did a good DAVIS work also A
number of ne = bills were introd csd and
several pas|e second and third reading.
A livel debate occurred on the amend
mentS TO the House bill pr viding for COM
mon schools an C unity high SC ools, es g.
cially on the amend nent 10 give votsrs in
each school di tri the rig { Il vote /
Extra tax for SC oil purpose above the
ano Mt fixed by the gene al law. This
was fought hardest by the black belt
Counties
"A resolution for morning sessions, COM
menclng at O'Clock, will DIT lhably he
adopted. The membss ealize the necessity
of working narier as the tine for adjourn
m Mt app o ca s.
The que'tiol II ship canal has assumed
prominence. a I'd BESIDES - Il for Que
TO eda~ Key ID Jacksonville, anot Ter
has cen It ,duced for al app OPP iation
tar preliminary su vey for a canal to
connect t o SlawaAa and Nithllcoochee
river. o ly A. nile cut is nece sary To
6 We Stea boat passage b. this rou g. a d
Th5 dis zee from the Atlantic - tue Gulf
is onLy 800 miles
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
Death at Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, FLA, May Is Eiward
Sexa er, one OF Pensaco.a's oil citizens.
died / / is CT y this m 'rning. Mr.. : kan =
wa born in F 81 urg, Germany, April 81,
1897, ami came to Pc sac la il 1884, where
he has since resided He was tor foIr
9ta r~ member OF b. I olri of city com.
missio ers and vice president of at body.
He is su Vivid by wife and four sisters.
Tn first m enti med W Miss A ia Sage.
horn, who II mari d at Mobile abou
thirty years ago. The sisters are Mr.. A.
G z. Mrs K hl. Mr.. Ferdlna d Bitz 7
and Miss Sexaner, all residents of Mobile.
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were pr eu tO-uay WIN Iuo LOnOHAuS TO-
suits:
At Boston
Boston. ..'.........8 9o1oo % l. ?
P.ttsburg ..... 20 0 0 2 0 O. 5
ga q nits: Boston 9, Pitts Jurg 8 E rors:
Boston 3, pittsbIrg Ba terieS: ClArkson and
Bennett, SJaley AMI Miller
Al CiAcl .n4ti-Ihere was no game on
acc u OF rain.
At L III vi le-
Louisville. ................0 0 o o o.
Athletic ...................0 0 0 | o.
Ba 0 hits: LOUISVILLE 8, Athletic g. Err. ors:
LOUISVILLE /. Athletic l. Batteries: otratton and
Coos, Seward and Robinson. Rain stopped the
game on the seventh lnnnS
At New York
N New YORK &C.. oood o
Base nits: New York 4. Cleveland 8. Errors:
New York Z. Clevel l1d g Batteries: Hatfield
and Ewing. Badeley and Snyder.
Al IA sts CI y
Kansas City........2 40 o. 9
Columbus ...-.....S 0 0 o O. Z
BASE hits: Kansas City ia, Columbus 10. Err
rors: Kansas CITY 5. Columbus 3 Bait ries:
wright and O'Connor
A ST LJuls-Tne St. Louis Baltimore
game was prevented by raj !.
Washing on
indianapolis 80 s o o o o iii
Base its: Washington IS, Indianapolis 1s
Errors: Was ton /, indianapolis 2. Batteries
Healy aud Mack, Whitney and Daily.
A thIa leipna-( Eleve nlngs).
c nc>eso p 'na.s Q Q Q Q Q Q o o 5
Base hits: Philadelphia 10, Chicago z. Errors;
Philadelphia 4 Cn cako 5. Bait rieS: Buifin-
ton and Clements, Dryer and Farrell
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
RUN IN tn q MUO.
A Peculiar Break in one Of the Races
at l. uisville.

"A EeCulldr bre AK IN one OF the RACES
at l. uisville.
LoUlsvILLg, Nay ia heavy rain fs
last night and for a no ,r at MOO to-day.
Co sequen ly tod y's races were run H. tie
mud. T Y wee IS folln IS:
FIR IT RACIAL ayls; nile and a sixtesnth.
FalSs won. witt Cnl cly s.c)al ald ony
Mont onery tnird. lime l:.6 (.
EJoNp RAG AleKsnd r taxes; 2year-ol |
col :: $1,000 ad ! q five furlong.. Penn won,
with Uncle BOB second AMI starter Cali vel
thru. II e ia.
TIRD RACE Han leap sw epstakes; all
ages; mile and a rurl ,ag Fa nine won, vita
Madeline second and Recluse third Time
2:0j1%
FoURrH RtcE-Sellng; all ages; mile
Through some m,un Ter landing they all
started pit Be- ,okfu aud Chandler T IL
bell was run for their retur bu. 10 jockey
did not hear 1t, or paid no attention, as they
continued o., finishing the race with Jas y
Toms first. At the final send of Brookful and
Chandler had II a 10 the uselves, the othe I
being tired out. Brooaful wol by flvs lengths
with Chandler sec ~ +, -FOUR lengths In front OF
JaRey Toms Tim i:51l4
FIFTH RACE Ext a seven furlongs; 3vear
old AID U ward; selling allowa ces. Brave
was the favoite at { 20 5 cd is. In Il rafting
finish Bravo was first by neid with CaStawaJ
second, and Bird elight tnird. Time 1888.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
A POSSE iFcER A NEGRO.
He Dealt a Man a Blow on the
Head With out Just Cause.

He Dealt a Man a Blow on the
Head With out Just Cause.
TENNILLE, GA, Nav 13.-To-night at $50
O'Clock at Holly .ield hall crowd If negroes
Distracted ne entrance, an the ma lager,
H ly Pritchard, requested them to give
W for ose cpming and ou,. A negro
named William Hines failed to obey the
request, and when aske the >eco d time TO
move became We alb sive in his ngu lge
here tn a iles p rse could hear al a.
he eTslst4 / "ot now 2, er up
n. F. FrIpns, nj glt e. tor IT the
&c n raj raj ad, was ca led u on to 81
i removi him. T negro, witlou d y
warn Whatever, struck Ir. Fripps Y. O.
le bio . o the head with 80 ne b,lnt n
S ~ Hen q cti & aI.fu., bnt t
nece. sirity an e Gus wulL Efforts
wrr, made t. CT ture he negro, blu. they
were of no avail. Aposs IS still pu ut
Of uim, ana if pture he wi fare badly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
JOLLY FIsHE zMaN.
A Big Party from south Carolina De-
popu atinR the Cgeechee.

A Big Party from south Car Dina De-
popu ating the Cgeechee
oeEEoHEE, May IA large fishing
party in a special coach arrived at Ogse-
chez this afternoon.
The party is In charge of Conductor A
A. Walden and G, sis of the following
repre'e tltive mercantile al pr feis'o al
me of A derson. s. c.; WV. dunphries,
NJ. P. Trib ls. D. c. NJ Par ler. J. ".
Sullival !, A. G. Mean s, Will Ian ;nlin.
2. E. P 'ince. R. s. Ligo W. D. Br Iwn,
R. R Todd, J. w. Trowbridge. s. c.
HUI up lrie', Hal H m ,hris', Lawrence
Parker, P. B. Allen and j. T. c. Jones'
The party left An lie So this m0rni via
the Ce trll rail DAD. il few hol s
reached the banks OF the OZe &C les, a lis
lance of sevelty-rour, miles Th y re sue
castul fi'nlnt a ID tbs ate 'no)l we're
making preparations for b "Hs fry"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
Plain HISTORY.

Swift's Specifics a simple vegetable COM
pound, prepare from roots gathered freshly
from the forest. aud contains nothing of ie
mine al kingdo or aly poiso ious sub
sta ce, or an article at all which comes
{ ON e chems 3 ia ratJry.
Tne formula Of tn re ne iy was obtained
from the Creek | ldiaas in did lie Georgia,
b. ralia le white mel, VINO had wtla sed
the o de full Gu Is IN ld5 by Ia trib. of
Indians. OF blo ri seas 8. Mr.. Hugh L.
Den lard of Hou to c)u atty, Gsnrgla, b.
gan usi Ig Swifts Specific in 1929, and con-
ti1ueI us use all of his life, AMI asserted
that ue had never known it to fan to cure
aly so scrofu a, blood raj 1t or con-
ta gious blood poiso y This ties inoIy has
been corrobo a 9 every dag for yea s. The
p. esent company wa formed in 1879, and
lave since m de low 10 the rid the
vir ues Of Sw fits Soe ific, AID o. la it is
Id in every city. town and country store
all over America, Great Britain and many
other portions Of the world.
Ihave sen Swift's Specific used and
known of many cases of III, worst for n of
blood disc 4ses who have been cured oy it.
l know the pro rIesors to be ge it em "a of
the highest type a Id utmost re lbilivy. /
recoame q ii a great lood remedy, =
equ led by anything 10Y If.
NJ. b. WHARTON,
Pastor FIRST Baptist C-urcl, Montgomery
Ala.
Treatise on God and Ska Diseases
mailed ee.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Drawer
3, A ianta, ia.
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COLUMBUS CdAPr RS.
Gen Alexan or and Maj Belk1ap in
low "A Maria 70

low "A Maria ge
COLUMBUS, GA. May I3.-The superior
cour conve I'd to-day. D.. N. P. Ba ks
was made fo.enar OF the AMI j Try. and
it is uni rs 90 that it is his tention -. to
make war esp clally upon Migrants.
An acc dent occurred on the BIe1a Vista
r il cad today. ais u seve teen mil3sf fir IN
this CT v. ga Wh CD an CINE was mystic j.
ousl overturned, and Engineer Miller an |
Fir MAJ Phill we're both vsrv seriously
hurt 1t is net houg 1t that they will die.
but their condit on is critical
AtExANDER AND BsLKNAP.
Gen. E. P. Alex ndsr. pr sident, and
Moi Belknap. general anager of TIE Cen
trail yste r, arrive in a ecial from
Savannah this morning. They renamed in
the cit aoou5 on. hour, whe in COMPANY
wit Samuel T. PARROT Of the CaaEta-
hoochee OK Conan >, who ha, ID
arge of the constructi)l Of the Buena
Vista ad, u ev left for Americas, via
BueIa Vista. he new road Is said 70 be in
splendid co ditto 3.
A MARRIAGE.
At noon TODAY at the sidence of the
hridegroo $ father. Capt. George L.
Lapham, Fla k @. Japham nd Miss Cora
z. Giles were ed in marriage. The at
tendants were Willie Bed Il with NJ IS Lea
Snyaer, AMI George S. Lapham with 4Liss
Morice Carpenter.
Phil Pry r. one Of the Oldest citizens and
first set lers of Columbus, died a o eliza
yes erday. His remains will be Inferred
here tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14

NEW YoRK, Nav ID The ga IS Of the
Information / c ess tour ameit ; day re.
suit d as follows; q iusoerg boat NJ Leod ;
IscuiSorn beat Bird; 81 ckburn beat j. w.
Bal d Ii sclutz beat Dem r, ID. @. Baird
be- Burn. la nan bet 3 80 a g.; 20 'siI
beat toIlOck Tue tames between Ma TN
d Welss aAd Tauveuhaus AID MaSoa we're
draws
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
ALL ABB UT q u TIA.
Of1cers Elected y the xchange-A
hu-awIy cam.

hu-awIy 4eam.
AUGUSTA, GA, MAY 13.-The annual
election # officers for the Aug lstl ex-
cha &c resulte as follows: President, q.
W. CarNile; vice pre- ident W. T. W leless
DIR ctors A bury Hull. Jacob Pninzy,
Franz E Fiemi lg, P. G. BIu n, J. R ce
Smith, He n Ernst, Charle't E tes, Cald r
Rhini, j. T. Boutwell,, j. j. Dickse and j.
B. Preston.
Assistant chief of the Augusta fire de-
raft nent, Frank Roulette, goe to Athe s
t norrow to &C, as one OF the judges in
the fir mems contes-. A party vi about
twenty will g from Aug sta.
T 7orse of the eli 2e Y Sag11 OF Ha IL
rick & Dasche ran away to-day and one
Of a. 10 Sc, cJlli lei with a pos injur ng
ulmssif so severely that death will probably
result
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
A nero cutting GRACE.

WILACoocaEE, Ga, 81 y ia cut
ting &C a.,e oecur e at " lAcooch !, a.
Friday betw w liam Br ,Nn aad R.cl-
ard Wilson. two negr 80 orKlng % tue
construction n Ia OF Sir. Sins. Wilson
not prove fat / Dr. J. WIG d sss-d
the wyund aud tie negro Is getting aIJ-g
well.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
wILLACooOaEE's CONFERENCE.
The Meeting Results in Great Good to
the Town.

The Meeting Results in Great Good to
the Town.
WILLACoocHEE, GA. MAY l3-Ths Way
cross di let conference convelel 1t w lila.
cooch e Ia { Thursday a ID cl Sc tst nj yht.
Rev. J. o. A. Cook, p esidi g elder, was in
the chair. and Rev. T. E ! acte as sscre-
tary. The meeting was la gelv atteu lie 1,
ami the mot har.no nous d successful
ever he in the d strict, it 10 )u5 hair a
dog access ons 20 the church. TIE D. pl4
Of Wiilaoo' chez opened their doors. a d
SUSTAINED their reput toa for hospitalioy
and kindne S. The peope express the n
sew SIS. highly delighted, aud much goo
vas acco uplis Ell. Rv. A. NJ. Brett, V.
L. Stanton, N. II. Pafford and E. l..
Vicke were elected as deleg yes to the
annual c. fere lce. Cofdele was selected as
the llAce fJr holding the next DISTRICT meet
in.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
SUICIDE AT SANFORD.
A Financially EN- barassed Swede
Blows Out ais Grains.

a F1udICIdIIy LII DdI dso0U DWUUG
Blows Out ais Grains.
SANFORD, FLA, May I3.-G1s Barell, q
Swede, Is year, old, co nmitted suicidY this
morning by shooting himself through the
head. Several causes are supposed to have
led to the IA act, but luck of funds and
fear of a magi ira e's trial seem to have
been the pr pal ones. The shot was
Fl ed in e Thr er bllding Bar Ill W 8
a member # fire department and was
buried by the q emen this evening. ne was
BORN IN Stock oil ~, al has brother lv-
Ing at New Up,llu, ne n this city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
a Reception to Editor Mcclure

CHATTANOOGA. May 13.-Col. A. K Nc
ClIe, editor Of the P:ila lelphia Times,
wa tender d rece ton by the cltize-s Of
Chattanooga to-ngh..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Nav l3--Czar,
Tho puelpmenli yea odd ,unnin, C 1t,
Nv ed ny The d 're Winters Of California,
a u value at e25, O0l aied Of pncumo 4,
b re his evening. lie was tie winner of
The CAll ornia derbY.
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FLORI IA, LGrI5LATUas.
The Question OF 5h lanai Coming
to the Front.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nay 13.-Tle SEN
ate tran ,acJel d large am Dult Of bust ,e t -
day. Amo & m st nportant new bills
wa o lie to e courage the t nrmatiol of IN ,nu.
featuring com a lies, whicl, u lde' waived
rules, assed thi Il reading. Sena bill
NJ 100. very full and CO. mn etc oyster Law d,
passed. ird rea1i g. as dill als) Senate
j int resollti n 40 educng the pr, e
the thermal imp 'nvement fund lands
FIR m 81 TO 81 % per acre.
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w eddlnRs.

Wedding invitations ana cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice aad In the
latest sly os. We carry an cxtenAve aud
We ss,ec ed stock Of tine papers, envelopes
aud cards especially for sucl orders sam
plies sent on application. MORNING News
Printing Houss, Saya nah. Ca
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Gained at Gainesvil a.

GAINESVILLE, FLA. My 12-Harry
Robb. secre airy of tie Gainesville furniture
ia Dry, died to day.
The new SC lie ul OF the Savannah, Flor.
ida aud Western railway welt into effect
today,
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GIRL. A or d 4.
a Negro Gambler Kills mother with
DAD Buckshot.

DAD o Bucxshot
CoRDELE, GA, May ID. Reuben Clifton
was kllle at Seville Sa urday nj Snt by Jas.
Harrison. Both parti are c Il rel. The
difficulty occurred over a ga ne in whicl
there a spute about the winnings
The shot was fired from shot gun con
taini & a load of buckshot. 1he corone 5
jur re ur ell a verde. mat C,if on ca no
70 MS death fro " und proddcel by =
load OF bucEsnot fro n gun in Harrison.
Lads. ana found tnat tue crime was muir
der. Harri,o Is a. Iarse.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS

STRAUSS. The friends of Mrs Sar,S -
and family are invited to attend the fnns-eIu ss
Mrs. SARAH STRAUSS from residence, ca Ts,-,o "
street, a. O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON 10Y or
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CORRESPONDENT Of a French paper hints at
a very tragcll u TO whlc the E.fel tower "a
Paris may. ami doubtless will be put. Iitend-
lug suicides he says viii avail tue nselves OF H.,
and make IL nAndy substitute fOr tue Collln .
Nendome. when. Il VIII be rememnered. was
largely pat oniksi for tins dread purpose Of
sui ile 8ut liel % this. comes anot or re-
nscuoa-tns diEEy hight upon ordinarily sane
people. II Ia vel Kno TO doctors that q
great bight Induces an extreme for Of g,ddi-
he "a PEG lie. aud fro " taAt 70 Throwing tnoLn-
selyes over lA Only . step.