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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30
CABLE LINE MEN STRIKE.

A Refusal to Advance Their Wages
the Cause
ST PAUL, MINI, April 29.--The men at
work on the cable line on East Seventh
street ,O1S in number, left their work at
O'Clock this afternool. For some time past
the men have been dissatisfied with e
wages they received Isl % per day., and
have been organizing secretly so as to ob-
tain an increase of 25 cents per day if posi-
bic. Yesterday a secret meeti Q was held
and a committee was appointed to confer
" tn the company, and this noon the m
mittee fulfilled It's duty. The mems demand
was refused and tei minutes later woru
went along the line that the men had to
come out.
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a sAFE NV EsTNIENr.

DR.. 3. T. ULMER Of savannah. Ca, has liver
medicine nov ue ore the people, OF rare merit
we have tested It's value orougAly, and nave
no hesitancy in pronouncin; il an excellent
FAMILY medicine. 1t actspr mptly on the liver
ana m the gentlest possible manner We shall
not be without a bottle Of this medicine, AMI
cordially and caudidly recommend it 10 our
friends ". L. Il. SEARCY,
Proprieo or Griffin sun, Griffin, Ca.
Prepared by B. F. ULStER, NJ D. Phar ma
clst' savannah, Ca. Price 81 per bottle.
II you cannot obtain the Correct r. from
your druggist. send your order dhe,t, and IL
VIII b. forwarded by express, freight paid.
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A RAILROAD TAX DISPUTE.
MURDER OF A PEDDLER.
The Son of a Man TO Whom He Had
sold Watch Under Arrest.

ALBANY, GA, April 29.-The body of
Thomas Carroll, blind Irish peidler who
has been plying his avocation in the uelg e
borhood Of this city, was found dead in the
edge of Worth county, near the Worth and
Dougharty line, IN a bad state Of deco npo-
aition, on Sunday, d it is believed that he
was murdered, aad James HJrnsly has
been arrested on sus lcion and held
70 ait the verdict cf the
corouers Jury. Ca roll has bee1
missing for VI elk or two, having been last
seen about two eks ago on the his way
about two miles fro a GIntown. h had
sold a watch to y Jung HOrn,ly's father,
which did not prove as good as was recon-
mend d, whe last seen he was being
pursued by young I ornsly, wh) had a gul,
and be &c the sring sus Iicton. The coro-
ner held an inquest to-day.
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ON THE d. a NJ IND.
Results of the Games Between the
Country's Leading Teams.

Country's Leading Teams
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Base ball games
we're played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At indianapolis ten inning y
l Ghie@gop '.'...i . Q ! Q i
Base hits: Indiqnapo,js H. Chicago TO- Errors Errors
and Buckley Dadyer, Krocd and Film.
AT New York
New York MO- o 0 o 0 1 3 4
Washington 49,. o Q o O. 2
Errors: York ,; Washington 5, Bat
teries: Crane and Brown, O'Day and Mac6.
AT BrOollyn-
B Br fs}aIyn. 81
Base hits: BROOKLYN 9, Baltimore 5: Errors;
Clark, Cunningham Cantz and Tate.
n PuIa eipnla-
B0ston. '. ,.... 3 Q Q Q g
Base hits: Philadelphia I, Boston 8. Errors:
Philadelphia 4, Boston &. Batteries: Buffinton
and Clements; Clarkson and Bennett
TIE Louisville-St Louis game was post,
DO ed on accOu If rain. There will he
| two games tomorrow.
At Kansas City-The Kansas City-Cin-
cinnai game was postponed on account of
rain.
At Pittsburg-
Pittsburg .......,...0 0 0 0 O.
Cleveland ..........2 0 0 O. 2
Base hit, Pittsburg ?, Cleveland s. Errors:
Pittsburg O. CT valand l. Batteries: Staley and
Miller, Blakely and Snyder.
At c ,lunDus-
Columbus 30 0 , o 0 0 O. 3
Athletic ............0 , 0 0 K
Base hits Columbus O. Athl tic H. Errors
Columbus g. Athletic I. Batteries: G}stright
and Widner and Bhsh, Seward and Robinson.
A Cha lesion
Cdarl -stOn ............. Observation-Disclosures.
Memphis ....... o.. ............ &c. .......... Z
Base nits: Oh ,rlsston 3, N mphis 10. Errors
Charleston 4. Ne nphis TO- Batteries: Luby and
| Whalen, Smith and Ziehr.
At Atla ia
New Orleans .......-..... -..-......-...-...
Atlanta ...................-.... ........ :
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Minneola Mention.

MINNEoLA, FLA. April 29-The people
of Minneola and Clernont a busy ship
ping tomatoes. Tomatoes leave Minneola
to-day for st. Louis, Mo. They are quoted
from IS to $40 per crate there The
Tavares, Ap3pka and Gulf r ilroad IS
erected a very neat and co nodious d pot at
Minneola
Solci ing agents for the Jacksonville,
Tampa aud Key West railroad, an | Florida
Railway and Navigation railroad, are al
Minneola working very hard to obtain
shi menUs over their roads.
TIE crOnS are needing rain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sPECIAL NOTiCE.

The Chatham Artillery will hold its annual
basket picnic at the Clue House, Tybee Island,
on WEDN 1SOAY lst May
All 10 mo are requested to par cpate, and
any mem ,er can ob ain a limited numbe. Of
uaISa 10 gusts up n application 10 llr. W.
II. ADAMS OF the CO umitt'e.
eeial cars will lsave ~ &c railway depot at
$3.50 O'Clock n. standard Tine), with the
compau aud their guests.
Guests c 10 iuested to wear the badges
Basket, LET! a ArpOry bali will be checked 0
O'cloct A. A. WEnSFSD Y
Body and cards OF / ,vitatio will be recog.
nlzed on TT lbs ie wing city 2:20 and 5:i5
LIEUT. George ?. WALKER.
Chairman Committed
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nesneradoes Behind the Bars.

P1TTsBURG, April 30. portion of the
gang of desperadoes VINO nave be robbilg
and commit ing murderous 'saul5s upon
farmers III the vici ity of McClellandtown,
Fayette county, nave been captured al last.
Twelve of them were broug It to Some set
to-day by ex-SIerif Kyle and posse of
forty men and placed in Jail. Their rem
devious was surrounded. fne robbers at
first showed signs of fig t, but finally gave
np heir arms and surrsndered.
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SMUGGLING IN FLORIDA.
The Government to Detail a Cutter to
Guard the Coast.

Guard the Coast
WASHINGTON, April 90. Surgeon Gene
raj Hamilton of thu marine hospital ser
vice returned from his trip to Florida yes
terday, and left here shortly afterward for
New York. While in Jacksonville he came
to an understanding with the state board
Of health, in consequences Of which another
revenue cutter viii be ordered to cruise on
the coast Of Florida to as ist in keep
ing out small smuggling vessels WHICH
are apt to bring epidemic diseases into the
country. In a recent letter TO the Secre-
tary of the Treasurer, Gov. Fleming of
Florida calls attention to the resolution
adopted by the state board of health look
ing TO the cooperation and aid Of tue gen
eraI government in The enforcement Of
quarantine regulations
SMALL SMUGGLERs.
The governor says also that he is in
formed that a sy tenn Of smuggling has
been pursued by small craft from the Wes5
Indies, coming principally into Inlets On the
Gulf coast of Florida, south of Tampa. The
governor saws that " lie this is q violation
of the revenue law, much greater wrong is
perpel rated by the VIC alton and dsregar ri
of the state quarantine regulations and the
danger of the Introduction of epidemic
diseases, which Is not oAly
menace to the state, but to
many other portions of tie union.
Agai st this danger, he continues the s-ate
has no adequate means of Or Jtecton. In
concluding MS letter he earnestly requests
that the gene al government will cooperate
with the state au rites a ID render sucl
assistance by the estabh hment Of al eff
Gent coast patrol as will not only prevent
smuggli z, ut protect the state from the
Introduction IF yellow fever from such
illicit traffic.
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WEATHER FoRaCAsTs.

The Signal Servic to Make Predic.
tions Three Days Lhe4d.
WASHINGTON, april 29.-Beginniug Nay
! the sig al service will, whenever prac ic-
able, make a general prediction show n Z
the condition Of weather t or three
day in advance. Tnese pre- Lotions will be
furnished at he same time as the regul!g
detailed dicauOu,, bat they will not 49,
pear regularly, 50 that their non.appear.
ance viii ignify nothing more than that
the indications official did not thi k it
judiciUus ~ make al advance predic-
ton.
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Tennille Topics.

TENNILLE, GA, April 29-Mr~ Eliza
beth j. Kelly, aged 56 years, died Saturday
night at 10 o'cl OK, of cart disease. Sc
was the wife Of S. r. Kelly.
The building boom has 40 appearance of
abating In ee or four reside ices are in
course of erec1io 4, and the clrpe tiers have
Ill they ca do to supply the demand for
this pur tOse.
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Brunsw ok Help ng tao Fund.

way tickets are being sold tn IRE is every
iudica, Ion tHat the benefit to be given by
Florence E.more for the clnfedera,e home
fund, will have the lar est sale tickets Of
a v pert, rmance at the o. era house this
season. Capt. Dart ami L cut. Morris ave
the matter Ia charge aid are doing their
u most to ensure a large contribution to
tne fund.
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DEPARTMENTS DESERTED.
Every Man a bic to Do SO Has Gone
to New York.

Every MAI ? Dc 20 Do 50 Has Gone
to New York.
WASHINGTON, April 30 The state, war
and navy deplrtme It's were practically de-
serted this morning, aal it was well nigh
in vail that newspaper correspondents
looked into every nook and Granny in
search Of items Of intere,t Nearly every
official of rauk 81 high as TO make him
master of his own time had left for
New York, and every clerk who was fol t.
uaate enoug1 70 secure leave Of absence
he departed for he same mecca, and lille
within the various rooms bust ess was sta o.
mated. Tie cor ldorS were almost desc ted
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LOST dom know where, can't tell
whom, don't see how--sonething OF eat
val to me, and for the return OF which /
ute
Found "Health and strength, pure
blood. an appetite like that Of & wolf, regu-
lar digestion, all by taking that popular aud
peculiar medicine, Hoods SarS parilla
want every body to try it hi, season" It
Is sold by all d. uggists. One hundred
doses one dollar
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Little Rocks Beligerents.

LITTLE Rock, April 90 w. A. Webber,
editor OF the Progress tep.), and Gen.
lican state central committee. who had a
difficulty in this city Saturday after Don,
in which bitl drew their revolver to-day
before a magistrates court pleaded guilty
Of a charge of carrying concealed weapons,
and were each fined so and COSTS Both
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30
MEETINGS.


OGLErHoRPE LODGE NO. l., LO,0p
a regular meeting of this Lodge will ba b.,,
THIS Tuesday, EVENING at s o'cloc, -
Metropolitan hall.
Members of sister Lodges and trans;.,.
brothers are cordially invited to meet with -.
H. E. WILSON, Noble Crane
J. H. H. OSBORNE. Secretary,
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Tbreats AGAINST the car.

LONDON, April 30. 1t is reported from
st. Petersburg that in addition to rev )lu
tionary pam belts, menacng letters have
bee found on the cars table. In con e.
quence Of comprom sing discoveries affec,-
ing chiefs of the secret police, NJ, Pcutilne,
the held of hat department, and several
high officers nave been dismissed.
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CITY TAXas.


CITY NIAsHAL's OFFICE
SAVANNAH, GA, April 25d, 1889 (
The city Treas Irer mas laced in m ntuls
execution for the Glowing taxes, PAST DUE:
REAL ESTATE. 1855
STOCK IN Trade 1888.
SHIPPING, 1888
tuVY VAULTS, 1889.
SrEriFtC OR License. 1882.
All persons ia arrears are required 10 make
prompt payment witAout further notice.
RDE.Rr j. MADT. Citv Mnrshnl
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WHITE woRKMEN PUT OUT.
A Chattanooga boiling Mill Finds
Negro Labor Cheaper.

Negro Labor Cheaper.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 29.-The
Lookout Rolling Mill Company Of this city,
Saturday night discharged all of their
wifi workmen, and to-day they employed
$50 negroes, who are to be substituted in
the mill. The management say that they
have been paying more on account of the
demands of the mIlgamated Iron Works
thing, and they substituted the negtoas on
the plea of economy. Trouble is appre-
hended between the new workmen and the
old man
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An Assi1nmeat at Pensacola

PENSACOLA, FLA, April 29.-Slator &
Senger, manufacturers of and dealers in
confectionery, made an ASST gnnent to-day
to Frank Geovan for the ue EFF OF their
creditors, wit A. U. Slator a, preferred
creditor. The liabilities and assets are
about $780,
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Seven Kined by an Exnlosion.

CALAIS, April 29-The boiler of a
dredger burst in the harbor h re to-day.
The expl 81 n killed seven persons and in
iured several others. The bodies of the
killed were horribly mutilated.
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A Night Operator Murdered.

FOUNTAIN, Col, April 29.--The Atchi-
SOL, Topeka and Santa F. sJation house at
thi, point WAS broken into this NOR ing at
2 O'clock by two amps, who murdered tho
night operator A. &. Hastings, and robbed
us body of S65 aud escaped.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS


WALL-TRe friends and acquaintance of NJ.
and Mrs. EDWARD WALL are reSpectfuIlv NH tlr
t. attend the tlneral OF the former on TIE
resi- leuce, No. IL Margaret strest. la'e
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GEURGIA HTssAR.
HEADquARrERs GEORGIA FIussARs
=

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HussARs
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 29th ISSa
General Ordef Nl 49, ''1''l
Tne troop Is ordered TO attend A
an important meeting on -
WEDN lSDAY, list IT May at EsShs
oc o tx p. NJ. BY r1er Of $500
WILLIAM w. ORDON SCI sAA
Captain Commanding = a&ssss 4
F. 4. HABEasHAM, vi
First Sergeant xn-~-- N
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Compton D'Escompte.

PARTS, April 29.-Two thousand persons
attended meeting of the Comptoir DIES
compile t j. lay. AZ er a noisy discussion it
was agreed almost unimou'ly to settle the
obligations OF the concern, and to form a
new COMPANY
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MADRID, April 29.-The Catholic con-
gress to-day unanimously adopted a le5olu-
ton dem Inded restoratiug theof the tenn
poral power of the pope.
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French Elections.

PARIS, April 29-The election for a
memoer of the Cha nber of Deputies has
bee fxei for Sept. o.
The police have searched the h0use of M.
Q ievera, ex-treasurer of Canbe, and
organizer OF the Boulangist conference.
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NATcHITocHEs, LA, April 20. --Chopin's
saw mil, lumber yard, and all o the house
except three, situated Ia tlis parish ere
burned this afternoon The loss is $4,000.
Tea million feet Of lumber were burned.
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Boulanger Makes a Denial.

LONDON. Ap il 80, 2 A. M-The Chron-
icle says that Gen. Boulanger denies that he
aas ever seen or loken with either Victor
Bonaparte or Comte de Paris.
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Fnrland,s SUGAR Convention an.

LONDON, April pa number of con-
servatives and hberal-unioni~ts will join
with the Gladstonians in opposing the sugar
conyenl ion bill.
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MARRIAGES

- DEIIZ-FRE Married, in SavannolN
Ga, on april 26. Is 8. at the residence Of q a
G Freeman' by tue Rev. A NJ Wynn JOIN =
DEITz. OF Ma on, Ca, AMI Emn4 0' o.G
daughter of tn ate 3. Pope F!eeman ~ only
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BIG BLAZE IN FLORIDA.
Fernendina and Ocala People the Suf-
ferers.

ferers.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 29.-Fernan-
dina had narrow escape to-day from
wholesale de -truction. A. o. MacD nell,
general pa senger agent of the Florida
Railway and NAvigati N railway, who was
al eye witness and whose house narrowly
escaped being burned, gives the following
Diet lis: 1T was just about l o'clock this
morning" said the captain, 'that an alarm
OF fire was sounded, and flames we're shortly
afterward discovered in the kitchen OF Cap e.
William Bells handsome residence, aud so
rapidly did they spread that the family
olrely escaped with their lives, the bed on
which hey were sleeping h4vi 6 caught fire
fore they were aroused. The handsome
wo-s,ory house OF Mr.. Travel next clugh ,
an from there the Fl ry forks lea ed over to
william G. Bea Is resi- lelce, and although
eve y effort was ma lie to slve tnis house, it
was Impossible so.
VERY LITTLE WIND.
Fortunate >" co.u ue1 the captain,
there was very Ii tie wind, or else the en-
tire town would have been consumed, or
the ly fire engine available was a little
chemical concern, which was u able TO do
much. To the ga lant bucket igade be-
longs the honor Of subduing the fl l nes, for
the citizens worked n1bly, and saved ad,
lining houses, manye Of which caught Fl g"
The | IS on the houses is estimated 1t about
$4,000, with very light surauce. Mr.
Beall and Mrs. Travel saved their furni-
ure, hich was, however, bally damaged.
Aid was asked OF Jacks >nyiIle, and the de-
partmeIt gathe ed 4t the depot, but just
then word came that the fire was under
control.
BLAZE AT OCALA.
OCALA, FLA, April 29.--This city was
thrown into wild alarm at o'clock this
morning by cries of fire, and peo lie rushed
fir IN Their beds to see a trem nlous sheet
of flame arising from he stores of A.G. Car
michael, Whitfield s, Saunders, a ID John
McCarty, whose establishment were Lear
the Florida Railway and Navigation Com
Da1y's depot, and who lost all their stocks.
After strenuous efforts by the fire laddies,
a sisted by the citizens, the flames were
subdued. The fire is believed to have bee
of incendiary origin. The loss is roughly
estimated at $22, 900, with about $500 in
,uranca
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No Reeencv for Holland.

THE HAGUE, April 90 -The government
will announce in parliament tomorrow
that thu bill t. establish regency has been
dropped.
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DEATHS.

CAMPBELL.-Died, in Meriwether co,n,-
&c ga. on NJ nc 4, Mr.. JANE CAMPBEIT "
me ly of B yam county, Georyia. ---'' i'r'
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An Asalrnment lad RaItlmore.

BALTIMORE. MD, April 29-Thomas A.
Agnew, a Wholesale dealer in groceries and
uouo S, assig ned to-day.
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Purchases Of Bonds.

WASHINGTON, April 90 The boad offer
ings to-d,y agg gated $4,000 at los for
as and l29 for Is. Al we Q accepted.
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SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GRAINS

HEADQUARTERS
BATTALION SAVANNAH VOLUNTEERS Gr.pDs
SAVANNAH, April 25. 1850 (
The corps will assembl at its Quarters =.
TUESDAY. thu Both inst at 2:30 ocIoct 10 ., o.
uniformed fatigue uniforms and cans ar a.
and equipped, for target practice at Gresngioot
Purk. By order of ''I
LIEUT.. COL. WIN. GARRARn
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Rutlar,s Postmnstar.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Mary E. Wal
lace Las Teen appointed postmaster at
Butler, Ga.
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CAPITAL OF THE STATE.
Supreme Court Decisions-A Railroad
TAX Dispute.

Supreme Court Decisions-A Railroad
lax Dispute.
ATLANTA, GA, April 29.-The following
supreme court decisions were handed down
to-day:
Walker & Sons VS.. Messeugale; from
Warren. Reversed
Tow err VS.. Thompson; from Glasscock
Affirmed.
Port Royal and Western Carolina rail-
road VS.. Thomas B. Phinizy; from Ricl-
moni. Reversed
Trapper VS.. inter; from Fulton. At
firmed.
McLaws vs. Moore; from Lincoll. At
hrmed.
Wilcox VS.. Dunlop; from Douglass. AZ
firmei.
The following are from Gwinnett, and
were all affirmed: Cole VS.. Byrd, Real VS.
Powell, n a VS. Simmons, Jones VS.. Wyle.
William V. King, ole of J. w. Harle's
New Y ork credit RS, obtained a judgme
against him IS, 900, epresentilg "A bal
auce due by Harle for money advanced for
his speculation in cotton futures winter be-
fore last.
RAILROAD TAX DISPUTE.
There is a disp tie between the Alabama
Great Southern railroad aud the comp
u OF er as t. the value of the twe1ty-four
miles of that road opera ed in d lde
cou tv. Toe I'D returns it at 1900 per
mile, but in Alabama he road is assessed at
$4,000 per mile. The comptr )ller has
ca led attention 10 the discre ancy and i'll
sists on n valuati n for taxation, The
question will be arbit ated.
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AUCTION SALE OF LOTS
AFTERNOON OF THURSDAY, MAY 2 1889,

FEATURES:
Transportation,
Free. : COLLATION.,
Music.
(Ten Dollars Cash,
Terms. Five Dollars Per Month,
No Interest.
Pats. 81, II. Furber or
ObtaiuabIe From c. Il. Dorsett
Auctioneer
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OFFICE OF SAVANNAH FREIGHT AGENT
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA AND WEsT5aS RAILWAY.
SAYANl Al. "a, April 80, 1883
Tod y having been declared legal holiday,
the warehouses of this Company will be closed.
No freghts, except perishables, will BE- received
or delivered. w 5. KIN
Savannah Freight Agent.
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TOM MOORE's HARP

PHILADELPHIA, April cat the reques
of Gov. Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee,
George ". Guilds has consented to loan ,
the ScotcA-Irish congress the harp of
Thomas Moore, now to be seen at the
Ledger offic. TIE instrument will be On
exhibit n at Columbia, Tenn, where the
congress will a .semble May s.
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HAMILTON's HORROR.
a Belief that One Of the Engines Axles
BrOke.

HAMILTON, ONT., April 29.--The Grand
Trunk railway workmen think that they
have discovered a yester avs accidei It
was caused by he breaking of one of the
axles of the engine. One was broken. and
it is certain that it was not broken by the
collision with the water tank.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Advertisements inserted under Speed
Notes. riH be charged 81 90 a Square eqc
insertion.
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THE GEORGIA BAR AssOCIlTIoV

viii hold its next annual meeting at Savannah
Ga, on WEDNESDAY, May s. R uad -I tri5
correspond prices from other plac4s -T To- a.
will be placed on sale commencing p. NJ Sng.
day, May ), continuing on sale NAV a15
and will be good to return onuutil ndincndir,
.ay IL Prop r arrange ents have been ma Is
Committee. JOHN W. AKIN, Secretlry
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sCorCH-IRrsH sOLDIERs.
Ex-Gov. j. @. Brown to Represent the
south in Ihsir Congress.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April pa special
from Columbia, Tenn, to the Nashville
American says: "Ex-Gov. John c. Brown
of Nashville, Tenn, has accepted an invita-
ton to represent the south in the reunion of
union and confederate soldiers of Scotch
IrIsh bio a, the congress to be held in
Columbia on Nav S to H." Corporal Tan
ner VIII represent [ e north.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30
WORkINGMEN,s Union AssnCIArIo,

You are hereby notified to meet at your hall
on APRIL 30, at $50 A. NJ, to pay the last
tribute OF respect to WILLIAM JOHNSON, who do.
parted this life April 29th inst By order
L. WADE, President.
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