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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
DsLAMATHR's BROKEN BANK.
Depositors Not Cheered Up by the
statements go Far Made.

Depositors Not Cheered Up by the
statements go Far Made.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. "a special from
Meadville, Pa, says the statement of the
assignee of the Delamster bank was not
satisfactory aid gives no great degree of
hope to the depositors. 1t is said that a
warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Victor NJ. Delamater, late cashier Of the
bank, he being charged with accepting
money of depoSitors after the banking
hours, and with q full knowledge that the
failure was TO be announced in less than
twenty-fouT hours. State Treasurer Henry
K. Boyer arrived here to-day.
THE REALTY ASSETS.
Senator Dalamater's residence property
is worth $4,000, while the businoss block
in which the broken bank is located cost
over 100000. The home of Hon. George
B. Delamater. on Diamond park, ought to
bring S25 900, while that of L. A. Delamater
is worth $4,000. There are properties of
value, but all equally liable to shrinkage,
since the assets are great uncertainty,
ERIE FEELS THE EFFECT.
PITrsBURG, Pa, Dec. "A special from
Erie, Pa, says: "The failure of the Della
matters of Meadvlle has reached Erie
through the business relations of the senior
Delamater. State Treasurer Boyer to-day
entered judgment against Noble. Rowels
Il Co., owners of extensive coal and ore
docks valued at $4,000. The company of
the firm is George b. Delamater, who has
other interests in Erie"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
PENSION PLUNDERING.
A Move to Call a Halt in the Reckless
special Legislation.

Move to Call a Halt in the Reckless
special Legislation.
WASHINGTON, Dec 9.-The members OF
the House committee on invalid pensions
and three members of the Senate commit
tee Oh pensions were in conference to-day
discussing the question OF decldi lg upon
some general policy to be adopted by both
committees in dealing with che mass of
special pension legisl ttion coming before
them. There seems to be restrictive feeling
among certain of members of both Of e
committees concerning this class of cases.
and reference was made during the colfer-
ence to the suggestion IN the Presidents S
message for more careful scrutiny by
congress of bills for special re-
lief, in view of the late enlargement
of the general pension Law. Several propo-
sitions were under consideration, all look
ing toward material decrease in special
pension legislation. While No action was
takea, the discussion plainly indicated
decided sentiment against legislation of the
character indicated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
FLURRIES IN FINANCES.
WINDOW MAY BUY MORE BONDS
THAN HE CALLED FOR.

Congress Appealed to to Extend the
Time Limit on Withdrawals from the
Bonded Warehouses Three or Four
More failures Added TO the List.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Ths total offer
ings of per cant. bo ID to the government
to-day were si,5))OOO. The total accept
ances were SS,2)9,710, at prices ranging
from l2S to 1873 :. The last nsmsd price is
the max mum fixed by the department. in
the present purchase OF "A, and
the only offers rejected to-day were
above that rate. To-day's operations swell
the tota! purchase of per cent. bonds this
week to S7,S0O.70o necsssitating the dis
bursement OF nearly $3.50, 900, of which
about ST 100000 is Oh account OF to-day's
purchases.
F0-DAYS PURCHASES,
Secretary Window said this afternoon
THAI he had not vet determined whether he
would continue to purchase beyond SS.00O,-
900 or not, preferring t. postpone the SO tie
menJ uf that question until tomorrow.
The heavy purchases already made Will
result in a reduc ion OF the available surplus
to Sl0,000,000 and it is generally known
that the secretary does not care to
force it much below that figure. 1t Is
believed, however, that he will not reject
any res. .onabie offers tomorrow. even if
they do increase the total purchases beyond
the SS,0o0,000 limit, Otherwise, he could
buy only to the extent OF $l99,300. In ad-
ditlon 10 the above purchases, the depart
ment to-day redeemed $50, $50 AZ per cent.
bonds under the circular of Oct. ., maxim &
total of s6,624 $50 to date.
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ROUTINE OF THg HOUSE.

Two Deficiency Appropriation Bills
Reported From Committee
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-In the House to-
day tae committee on appropriations re-
ported bill making deficiency appropri-
alton for public printing and binding. 1t
wes referred to committee Of the whole.
The sans committee reported bill making
fertilization appropriations. 1t went to
committee OF the whole The prin ting
deficiency bill calls for S369,0OO, and the
fortifcations bill for 81, ,47S, SOB.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
EDITOR wALsH DECLINES.


Business Prevents Him From Serving
on the Indian Commission.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-PAtrick Walsh,
editor Of the Augusta Ca Chronicle, who
was appointed by President Harrison demo-
cratic member OF the Warm Springs Iu-
dian commission, called upon the
President to-day 20 pay his re-
spects, return his thanks for
the honor conferred, and to decline the ep'
pointment on account of business engage
m ents. IL will require several months for
the commission to discharge the duties
assigned. and Mr.. Waa1 dS that he
caun,i spare som c tim fr m is bl iress
4 be tWu rep8b ican msm.,r,.a, accepted
and are no n Oregon ya.tllg the coming
of tho defn 0cratic mepper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
TWO BILLED BY ONE HAND.
A husband shoots Els Wife, Her
Brother and Himself

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Dec. o.--Nsar Henri
eta Mills to-day, Holloway Wall shot and
killed his wife, dangerously wounded her
brother, and then put an end to his own
life. About eighteen months ago he mar
ried Miss Eva Haynes and went west
After eight or nine months he deserted her.
Her relatives assisted her % return home,
and he had not been heard Of
since. To-day he arrived in Forest
City, and procured conveyance and
drove out to where his wife was living. On
arriving there be called her to the door,
drew his revolver and shot her down, shoot
ing her twice after she fell. He shot and
dangerously wounded her brother, B. r..
Haynes, who came to her assistance. and
tnen mounted his horse and rode away. A
party won't in pursuit, and found him about
two miles away, lying dead by the road
side, with bullet in his heart
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HIGH STANDING or THE FIRM.
A RAILROAD IN STRAITS.
The Three C.'s Line in the hands of q
Receiver.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec, "A special
from Knoxville says: "The three C.s rail-
road is in the hands of a receiver. Judge
Smith at Jonesboro yesterday appointed
Samuel Tate Of Memphis receiver. lie is
a member Of the firm Of Mcdonald. Shea
& 90. TIE road Is one which passes
through Johnson CITY, and is surveyed
10 go 10 MinnsHpolis, va. There are aDygt
thirty miles OF track laid In Tennessee. IL
is said the company owes about ssJD,gD y
contractors and engineers. A New Ho x
creditor attached au engine yesterday and
chained It 10 the track. The Massachusetts
and Southern Construction Company. which
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AN ANALYSIS.
A eHNrLHwoMAN IN THE DOCK

Ono OF st. Petersburg's Prisoners q
Niece OF the Privy Councillor.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 0.-The woman
who is now on triel here for connection with
the nihilist conspracies is a niece Of Privy
Councillor Illinsky, director Of the holy
synod. Her name is Olga Ivauowsky. Tue
police found ia her room list
co tslning the names and residences Of
many niuilisos who have long been sought
for BY tie authorities Tle discovery Of the
list will undoubtedly lead q a series Of ar
rests. Several high ecclesiastical officials
are involved, and startling developments
are expected.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
BANK DOORS SWING 70.
A claim That Everybody VIII Be Paid
IN Few Days

NEW YoRK, Dec. "A special from
Arkansas City. Kan, says: The American
National Bank, of this city, closed its
doors this morning for lack of funds to
NEE. their obligations. Ths stringency of
tho times and inability to collect money
that hey have loaned are assigned as the
causes OF the failure. The claim thaG they
will be able 10 pay all their OBJ igations in
very few days. The amount Of the liabili-
ties cannot be Obtai ed"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
snvannnhls BUILDING Bill

WhsHIsGToz, Dec. o. - Congressman
Lester got the Savannah public bniiilng
bili aud Mr.. Clements the Rome bill through
the House this afternoon. ih9 Savannah
biz must nov 90 through the senaie. Hana.
tor COlquitt sill ses tbst Congfeslnaa
Lester hes every advantage Ia getting Il
through, and both predict success,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 0.-In the House to-
day Mr. Morrow of California presented
the credentials OF Thomas J. Geary, as rep
resentative-elec5 Of the First congressional
district of California, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of j. J. De-
haven. Mr. Geary appeared at the bar Of
the House TO take the oath OF Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
rrank,s ReapportionmeDt BIZ.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Chairman Dun
nell of the House committee on the eleventh
census to-day introduced in the Il use an
apportionment bill after an inform Il agree
menJ upon its provisions by the repubi can
members Of the census comnI tee and the
party leaders on the hopr. 1t is the bill
framed by Or. Frank of Missouri, which
was telegraphed south Tuesday. Dec. p
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
New York Brokers Fail.

New YORK, Dec. 9.-Tne failure Of Col
bron, Chauncey a. Co. was announced on
the stock exchange to-day. W. 7. CoIbron,
who was the board representative. has been
a member of the stock exchange since 1866.
statement.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
A CLOTHING TRADE CRASH.
Whitten, Burdett & Young OF Boston
Assign.

Assign.
BOSTON, MASS, Dec. 9.-Whittel, Bur
dett S5 Young, dealers In clothing on
Winthrop square. have assigned, Charles
H. Allen, president Of the Central National
Bank, aud Jonathan Lane of Allen, Lane
O. Co. are the es,igaees. Mr.. Whitten says:
Our failure is nothing that will affect the
clothing trade in general. 1t really hap
pened about three months ago, at the time
of the failure Of Potter, Lowell a Co. aud
r. Gardner Chase q Co., and was caused
principally by those failures and by tho
tlght money market. do not know what
the Liabilities ere'
HIGH STANDING or THE FIRM.
Mfr. Written has beel in the business for
thirty years, and he aad his house have
held a high rank in the business community.
The firm is rated by Bra istreet at e500,CUO
TO 81 100000. AT the time of the Potter,
Lowell & Co. failure the Liabilities were
stated to be s10O, 900, and the assets nearly
81, 900. 1t was generally expected that
thew would fail tnen, as their paper had
been placed wholly through 20 ter, Lowell
& Co. Mr.. Lowell is u eoH-iu-law OF MIR.
Whitten.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
SIMILAR IN PURPOSE.
PLATr AND ALoER IN TOWN.
The Object of Their Visit Puzzling the
Gossips

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--Senator Platt IL
here in the interest Of a navy yard commits
sion, and Gen. Alger is here in the interest
of the Gen. Logan monument commission.
incidentally they are looking for offices for
their friends The gossips said as soon ~
they arrived tnat Il conference was on and
had President Harrison advising with them
about tue vacancy on the supreme court
bench. The gosslps even went so far last
night as to nominate Attorney General
Miller (by the general consent OF the con-
fereesl TO the place, and TO shift Secretary
Noble TO the department Of Justice
and appoint Clarkson Secretary of the In-
terror The President did not carry out this
programme To-day. He is not waiting. as
has been said, TO sec whether Attorney
General Miller would be confirmed by the
Senate, for inquiry on both sides OF the
Senate to-day showed that Mr.. Miller would
be confirmed promptly If nominated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
oARoLINA's sENAroasHIP
Irby Leads Donaldson and Hampton
on the FIRST Belot.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 9.-The ballot of
the two houses to-day for successor to
Senator Wade Hampton resulted:
troy ..s..,..s I'D
-
Another ballot will he taken Tomorrow.
Mr.. Irby is Tillman's lieutenant. Mr..
Donaldson Is the alliance candidate.
Senator Hampton stands.o the platform
that he will advocate any plan that is bene-
fetal To the farmers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
GOLD COMING F ON nuaoPB.
Englaud's Discount Rate Not Apt to
Be Raised In Consequence,


Be Raised in Consequence,
NEW York, Dec. 8. Over S3,000,000 in
gold will start from Europe this week for
New York. Nearly all of this will come by
the steamship Majestic, which sails to-
morrow. Saturday ana yesterday gold to
the amount of 1850, 900 had bsen ordered.
To-day's orders were as follows: LaZard
Freres $500000; August Belmont $500, 900;
agents Bank of Montreal $250010; Produce
Exchange Bank Sl25, ,00O; Kah1, Loeb e. Co.,
s25o,000; HeideloacR, Ickeiheimer g. Co.,
100000. Total Sl,725,0J1. 1t is stated on
Wall street to-day that, owing to the ex-
treme ease Of money in LONDON. the Bank
of England is willing to lose from $4,000. 600
to Sl0000,000 of gold in the settlement of
her trade balances. Consequently little fear
is entertained that the banks discount rate
will be advanced in consequence of these
Shiplnents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
Money for tae Army.

WAsnfyGros. Dec. 9--rhe House mill
tary committee to-day completed the army
ti,-morrow, II apprOpriatey ga Gf2, ,02D
ilolng an increase u e935. SIS over the ap-
pr0priation for tbs ,rent year. tbs caisf
inefeass Is Ia the item of transportation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
SLAIN By BIS MISTRESS.
He started Toward Her With q Whip
and She Fired.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 9-At Compton,
Ala, yesterday James BARLEY, farmer,
was shot and instantly killed by a woman
with whom be had been living as his wife
for several years. hartley lad become very
Jealous Of the woman, aud yesterday
threatened to whip her. He started toward
her when she drew small pi,tol and shot
him through the heart. The woman es-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
THREAD lsILLs TO SHUT DOWN.
Three Thousand Employees to be Made
Idle at Newark,

IhE5S HUU5aIlu IIupIOy Is 20 Do N9E1lIo
Idle at Newark,
NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 9.--To-morrow
forenoon all of Clark's thread mills at
Kearney will shut down, and nearly 5000
persons. men, boys and girls, viii be thrown
out of employment. The headquarters Of
been notified Of the condition of affairs In
addition, the federation of trades have
all been appealed to. The strike, which
brought this about. was caused by Superiu-
tendeut Walmsley's dismissal OF one man
without giving cause.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9-The Senate COM
rnittee on finance to-day authorized Senator
Aldrich 10 eport fayoFably and 70 enGeGvor
20 secure speedy action upon the bill passed
by the House yesterday, providing for the
payment Of q rebate upon tobacco 10 stock,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
A TAX ON COMP 0UND LARD.
Two Bills on the Subjeot Laid Before
tho Eenate.

the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 0--Two bills impos-
ing tax on compound lard were reported
to-day, without recommendation, ny Sen
ator Paddock, from the committee on ngri-
culture. One of them is tle bill that passed
the House last session, and the other is the
bill introduced in the Senate last Jannary
by Senator Dawes, which has never been
reported by the committee.
SIMILAR IN PURPOSE.
Both bills are similar In purpose aud pro-
vide for the imposition OF tax upon and
regulation Of the manufacture of compound
lard The bills were reported without
recommendation in order TO avoid reopenIng
the controversy OF last session and tho hear
ing Of argument, which would necessarily
have greatly delayed nny action upon them
by the committee. IL is understood
that some features Of the House bill were
objected TO by some senators, but rather
than consider the bill section by section In
committee, it was deemed best to report
them 20 the Senate at once, leaving the OBJ
iectlonable points to be considered when the
bill came up in the Senate for consideration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
Tho sub. treasury BiIls.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-In the Senate to-
day the farmers' alliance sub-treasury bills.
which were last session referred 70 the com
rnittee on eg fculture, were at the request
OF that c0mmi tee transferred 10 the COM
rnlttae on finance, es being more properly
within the jurisdiction OF the latter com
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
a LEMON GRATED By A ROPE.
Mississippians Lynch a Negro Who
Was Too Loud Mouthed.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Dec 9.-The appeal
AvaLanche's Ilta Bana, Miss, special says;
There was another lynching at Roeouck.
Mss., to-day. as y sequel to the Aaron mur-
der. Moses Lemon lcoloredl became very
indignant at the lynchng Of
Dennis Martin for the killing Of
Gus Aaron, and IL was learned he
was circulating among the negroes trying
10 gst up a mob aud 90 10 Aaron's store,
murder the clerks aud fire the building.
The people of the neighborhnod formed
themselves into an organlxgtl0n aud swung
Lemon q a tree
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
CLEARING HOUSE LOANS.
The Total to Date Sl4.e25, ooo-Two
C)rp lration5 Draw Out

C)rp 1rations Draw Out
NEw YoRK, Dee. q.-The loan committee
OF the c,earin house to-day issued 81, ,97O, 900
additional certificates, making the total TO
date S14. .925, 900.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
has issued circular stating that on Jan.
1t will discontinue the practice Of having its
checks passed through the clearing house.
1t has never been a member Of the clearing
house. but its checks have gone there as a
matter of convenieuce to the BANKS in it.
Wells, FarSo s. Co. also announced that
they discontinued making their cleIrapces
through the banks on Dsc. |.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
A DIVIDEND OF 100 PER CENT,
National Live STOCK Commission Com
pany Made Happy.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.--rbe board Of directors
Of the American Live STOCK Commission
Company. after = lengthy executive session
tonight at tbs Audi orinm hotel, voted %
declare a dividend Of 80 psr cent 70 the
stockholders N the company, payable Jan.
1. No other busine s, II was declared, had
been transacted except 70 vote this remark
able dividend. The board adjourned until
March.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
KOCa DECLARED HAsTY.
DR.. Beaumetz Says he Did Not Bx
periment Enough.

DR.. Beaumetz Says he Did Not TX
periment Enough.
PARIS, Dec. 9.--In lecture on the Koch
treatment DR.. Beaumetz stated that some
patients who had been inoculated with the
lymph had grown worse after the first in
iections, and that in the cases Of
others no appreciable improvement
was shown. lie has, therefore. decided
to abandon the new method in his
practice. DIR. BeaumetZ also said he con-
sidered that Prof. Koch had not made suf-
ficent experiments upon animals before
applying the lymph TO the cure of human
ailments, and declared his intention Of III IL
self further pursuing the experiments
AN ANALYSIS.
An analysis Of Prof. Koch's lymph has
been made in this city. 1t reveals the fact
that the remedy ls composed Of ptomaines
Of tubercuiar baciIli, which IL Il poison es
virulent as the venom Of serpent, cyna-
nure Of z Id and glycerine. The glycerine
preserves the ptomaines and tho gold gives
the LIQUID its brOWnish color.
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is tuildlng the road, goes into the hands Of
the receiver also. IL is said the road owes
McDonal |, Shea & Co. nearly $500, ,OOO
Receiver Tate will take possession at once.p
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
M'CLURE THE LEADER.

d ~ al the mon who we're concerned Ia
do,'3a do"Ie transactions, it was known and not
ae1 ae1'eu eG that John Mcclure was the chief,
Tba tn I Ilat he bad plannei every ono of them.
~ Hs people OF Arke sas, whether democrats
h. aePloilcans, if told that any ection, TO
Or o.lner Conducted OF controlled by Nc
j., o' tt' could be fair and houest, would laugh
bllity. iH "0uiu O0 az 'N'P'
NJ Mr'' tle conclusion OF Mr.. Berry's speech
Ina, Aldrleh endeavored to secure i'm
I'M ''a's ,'s acton upol the tobacco rebate bill,
ygens ID "a Mr.. Plumb's objection the matter
.r, N1A riNs FAITH WITH THE PEOPLE.
sn'nai psuate on the election bill was re-
ahh ar. Daniel addressed the Sen
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-09

CAUTHORN.-Die1 u consumption, Ia Han
over county, May Q, 1870 LEWIS G. CAUIhOhS.
A drawer, truor man Ia every relation
Of life never lived ana QUO wiiD nfnier
hope In Chnst never disd. 10 descend
ell from an Old arist0crAilc family. Ms sur
ylying relatives are among no Fret people " ne
state. May God comfort hem ia lheir grcas
lCsA II n.
HAWTHORNE. Fell csloep, a, Hountaia
View, Nelson county Va, ne residence o. Hart
we'll X and Lostle upper Hawthorne. taoir IN
FAINT daughter EMMA, who came Into tho world
December ~ lssg. went out ~ u July 5. l-so.
and was laid 20 rest tho foll0sins Lords day
with appropriate services IN no eemesefy II
Hebron Baptist church.
she Is no. dead, but slSepcin.
WHITIOcE.-Dioi. on TUESDAY morning at
O'clock, SIMON WHlfL0CK, IN his soyonsy.talri
year.
Funeral will take place from BIS late rest
deuce, No. 30 College street, WEDNESDAY,
MORNING st 10 O'Clock. Friends u no isnliy
are invited 10 siIoni