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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27
a BOTTOML Ess PIT.
An Old Lime Sink's Collapse Near
Jasper, Fla.

An Old Lime SINKS Collapse Near
Jasper, Fla.
From the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
Mr. Harry Burns, the passenger agent Of
the Georgia uthern and Florida railroad,
has just returned from trip to the Land
of Flowers
According to the account which he gives
of something which happened down there
just before he got there, it must also be a
land Of wonders, and some very uncanny
wonders, too.
Mr.. Burns says that on last Saturday
afternoon some young ladies of Jasper.
whicn Is on the line of the Georgia South
ern in Hamilton county, Florida, went out
to visit "a cave mile or two from town. The
cave was a small, one of but little, length,
but it was an interesting place and was
much visited by people living in the To-
cality.
1t was thought to be an old lims-sink,
such as abound in many parts Of Florida,
and the floor Of the cave resouaded to the
tread as though there were great cavity
underneath.
The young girls noticed that Jumps OF
earth would occasionally loosen themselves
from the roof I'd walls of the cave and fall
to the floor, but they throught nothing OF
1t, and, when IL began 10 grow dark, they
left the cavern and started home.
Before they had gone half a mile, they
heard deen rnmbling noise in the direction
Of the cave, bat thought it was distant
thunder, and paid no further attention to
it.
The next day Sunday morning) the
young ladies were much startled to learn
from visiting Deigkbor that the big lime
sink had fallen Ia the evening before. leav-
ing chasm OF unknown depth. All day
they we're nervous from thinking how mar
rowly they had escaped an appalling death.
Mr.. Buras says that the term bottom
less pit" graphically describes the appear
ance Of the Jasper lane sink, according to
what was told him by man who went to
see it on Sunday.
The man said that hole big enough to
swallow ten-room house had fallen in,
leaving walls as straight as those Of
well, except that they slanted
TO one side. As far down as
he could see the chasm ended in darkness,
but there was no bottom in sigh. Away
down there in the midnight blackness, there
was running water, for the faint rushing
as of a swollen river in the distance came
up from the pit.
Mr.. BURNS says it is no uncommon occur
renee in Florida for one Of these sinks to
fall in and swallow an acre or more of land.
but be never heard Of one SO doep as that
near Jasper. no
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CEN. GokDoKs THANKS.
re Acknowledge TIE Work End Cor
grzslzEztisas Of Esis Friends.

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DEATH AMONG HORSES.
a Strange Melady RavaRing the
Barns OF Tennessee.

A Strange Mslsdy RavaRing the
Barns OF Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. pa fatal
disease now prevailing among horses in
certain localities in this state is becoming a
very serious matter 70 horse owne s. The
general impression is that the disease is
caused by rotten corn. Horses die in several
hours after first being affected. The symp-
toms are like those Of blind staggers. Re-
ports from Wilson show that tle disease
prevails there 70 sucn an extent that far
mers are becoming much alarmed. Seventy
five horses have died in one neighborhood
in Wilson county. The people at first
thought the disease was due to rotten corn,
but one instance is reported in which colt
that had never eaten any corn died of the
complaint. Ono farmer took pains to see
that his horses ate no corn except that which
was perfectly free from rotten grain. The
precaution was of no avail, as one Of his
horses died
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HUNTING L'EsrRANaEs SLAYER
| The United States Marshal Authorized
| to 60 to Extra Expense.

The United States Marshal Authorized
to 60 to Extra Expense
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 26.-A posse
Of United States officials are hunting for r.
Z. Buford, the murderer OF United States
Deputy Marshal L'Estranke, and it i:
thought that he will be captured. 1t is
said that the state officials aided the
murderer 10 escape. United States Marsha
Weeks has received the following from
Attorney General Miller: ''YUu are au-
thorized to incur extraordinary expense tc
arrest and bring Buford, the murderer of
L'Estrange, to trial"
The Harrison and Morton club attended
in body the funeral Of murdered Dep atty
United States Marshal LEST -ange to-day
The casket was wrapped in a United States
flag. A large number of ladies were
present Rev. w. II. Simpson ofiiciated at
the funeral services.
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ALBANYs nAYoEALrY.

Tie Colored PeoDle seek represents
ton on the Police Force.
ALBANY, Ga, NOv. A--Ths citys politi-
ell Campaign hss b~su waxing warmer for e
week, two Eic<sts for mayor being out,
hszdsd b. two Of Alozay's bes. rosa-
TnlnZs tax an unexpected turn las. night
A; . nszTo political nesting rssolation
was a1oD;ed By the colorsd voters prsssat
tket tEsy So1d 70 soiad for the ticks.
vroDtsing - give them coiorsd policeman
Tor the city. II IL not thought, however,
that .rsy viii urge this claim or attsrnp; 70
bring cut another ticket, as the election
CONES o6 nsxt Monday.
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oEoEeIA's SUPREME COURT.
A Batch OF Decisions Handed Dow
By TIE Judges-

4 Bach OF Dsc-s1ons Handed Down
By TIE Judges
ATLAsTA, Ga. Eov. 2s.-Ths following
supreme co1rt decisions were hsndsd down
to-day.
Williams, administrator, VI Wheaton
from Chatham Reysrssd
Les,sT "a HEIDI; fror Chatham.
Affirmed.
Savannah, Florida AMI Western railway
-. Smith; from Chatham. Affirmed.
Lee ". the Csltrzl railroad: from tie
city curt of Savannah. Affirmed, with
direction
Daniel Va TIE Savannah, FsorIda AID
Western rail way; from TIE city cart q,
Savannah. Ksversed
CooPsr u Branch, from Chatham AZ
hTmed-
Joiner VI the OCEAN Steamship CON-
pany from Chatham Affirmed
Alsxzn1s- "a the stAs. from the city
court u Z ctuOnd County Affirmed.
Cole, 5imkins &, Ca. va the Central
rztlrosd from Chatham. Affirmed
bolss Va tos state from the city court
ct Eevaansn- Affirmed
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BoTHEaINe THz BRIDEGROOM.

Atianta's Mized Up Blackmail or Big
amy Case in Court.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 23.-rhe case OF L.
Sloan, charged with bigamy. and Ida Sin
clair, who clAinsd % be Mrs Sloan No. l
AID was placed under arrest Monday night,
charged with blackmail, was dismissed by
Justice Landrum this afternoon. He did
30 on the ground that the grand jury alone
could take cognizance Of the charge of
lackmsll. Another warrant against the
Sinclair woman was sworn out by Sloan,
charging her with libel, and this was tried
but dismissed this afternoon on the ground
that no proofs were presented.
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ORANGE PARK POINTERS.
Rain Eeeded-The Found alton OF the
College Building Being Laid.

Rain Heeded-The Found alton OF the
College Building Being Laid.
ORASGE PARK, FLA. Nov. pa little
rain would be beneficial TO strawberries and
truck patches. The orange crop here ia
finer than ever before. 1t is rare thing
TO see rugty oranges. They are bright and
OF good size. and there is little or no split
ting. The crop Is far better than was ex-
pected, most Of the trees full of fruit.
Some have commenced shipping and have
obtained good prices. The hotel is not YET
ready for the reception of guests, but will
be by Christmas
The foundati n Of the college building is
now being laid Both dormitories are
about ready for the finishing touches. Mr.
Orr, tae architect, was here last week look
ing after the work. and he said severa-
months would elapse before the school
would open. The Rev. Mr. Benedict is exl
pected back to his work in short time. :
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Suicide at Warranton.

WARREsToN, Ga, Nov. 28.-H. CLAW
Roberts. brother-in-law Of Mai. c. f. Nc
Grcgof. committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself through the head With a
Wincbesler rife. He had boon in feeble
health for several years, and realizing chat
his recovery was Impossible, took his own
life to end his suf9erirgs.
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WELCOME TO TIE BRAzIL1Ass
The Guns OF Forts and Fleets Belief
Forth at New YORK..

Forth at New YORK.
SEw YoEE, Nov. 33.-Ths Brazilian
wsrships Aqzidzbsn and Guanabara
weighed anchor shortly after 8 O'Clock this
morning and steamed slowly up the Bay
the Yorktown and Dolphin, the latter lead
ing Whlle they were passing guaran-
tins tas guns az Fort WsdsH0rth DOomed
forth . salute As tbs feet steamed On
in single file, tie bay was
dostsd with tugs and small
sailing crafts filed VITA iatsrss.sd spec a.
tors. As the Dolphin pas ed tbs Status Of
Liberty tie colors were run Up, and, az the
same moment. a Tkits cloud Of smoke
pulled out from, Oh Cattle William On
GoYer1or's Island and the cannon roarsi
ont a welcome niue consecutive TINES. The
Brazilian cruiser Aqgidosa responded with
aftssn guns. The feet anchored opposite
Wes: I wsusy-fourth strsst.
DIsED By REAR ADMIRAL WALKER
Rear Admiral Walker to-day entertained,
at an informal and unofficial dinner.
twenty-tnree people. Il was IN honor Of
the Brazilian admiral and bis staff The
msnu vas especially gotten up by Tiffany,
ths design being emblsmsic Of peace
There we're present Rear Admiral Bathalzar
de 5iiveira. the Brazilian commander Rear
Admiral Gberardi Of the North Atlantic
squadron, Rear Admiral Braine If
the Brooklyn navy yard, Chauncey
n. Depew, Collector Erhardt, Lleuts. Blu X
inghsm, Mason and Stanton, J. g. Dam
arel Vaente, minister from Brazil; Lieut.
Howard, U. 5. A; Capt. Robson, Col
Cockerill Of the World, Charles a. D ana
Of the Sun, Ogden Mills OF the Tribune,
Cat j. G. Do Noronna, Mai. Gen o. o.
Howard, Capt Miller Of the Brooklyn
navy yard, Lieut.. de Souza Franco, Lieut.
de Mates, Charles Miller of the Times,
Commander Chadwick Of the Yorktown
| and Lieut.. Paul.
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roszsEre VAS M. JeckSon, VINO ~ 90 earnest
II advocacy az scoool nzs&s1res. He
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wL1 are liable for 1890 If TIE STATE did
Eo< naese Il Frx+, cut Il - PER cent.
uas suggested, and tasn a. mucn
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IT the BAH rers. MsSzra Martin.
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Humphrey. who syoks IN sdTocccy n
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. Narrtsae ~ Albanv.

ALBANY, Ga, nov. d Frank Sheffield.
cashier Of tie First National Bank OF
Albany, and Miss Johnnie Davis. youngest
daughter Of Capt John A Davis, were
married az 8 O'Clock this evening at the
Pine street Baptist church.
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Both the method and results When
Syrup of Figs Is taken; it is pleasant
and refrezhing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
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substitute.
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NEVFoUNDLAND's BAIT LAW.
1t is Declared Illegal by the Supreme
Court

HALIFAX, n. s.. Nov. &C. The New
foundland bait law has received a severe
shock at the hands of the supreme court,
which has upset all the convictions recorded
against American vessels for violations of
the bait law and mulcted the government
in heavy Law expenses. The effect of the
judgment is to compel tho government to
refund 10 American and Canadian vessels
the amo1nt of license fees improperly col.
lected from them
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REBATES ON TOBACCO.
Mckinley Favors Legislation at the
Coming Session.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 26-The Western
Tobacco Journal. which has been indus
trious in gathering opinions concerning the
omission OF the rebate clause in the tobacco
schedule of the tariff law. publishes this
week letter from Mr.. Mckinley dated
Chicago, Nov. 10, in which he says: Il beg
to say that the conference committee agreed
upon the rebate CLAUSE OF the tobacco sched-
ule, which was one Of the last matters
agreed upon. l ON in favor of granting
the rebate by separate legislation at the
next session.
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Death of a Bride.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 26.-Mrs. w.
l.. Webb, nee Miss Sally Gee, died in
Springfield LIST night. She was a young
brides weh connected, and her death has
shoczed tps community. She is to be
buried to-IsY4rrow.
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a BLAZE IN DoUGaERrY.

r BtOrb Anu k-eBIdence Burned With
Their Contents.
ALBANY, Ga, Nov. 26.--News has Just
reached this city Of the burning OF the
residence and store, with entire contents, OF
Capt. Jonn T. Davis in Dougherty county
aLout ten miles eat Of this place. Capt
Davis Is in the city Ia bed sick and has
been for several days He has no family
and his plantation aud business was left in
the hands Of employs The FIRE Is supposed
20 have beee the work OF an ineendiary.
The ioss Il estimated at from $1,000 to $40,
90. with no insurance