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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-10
LoUIsIANA's LOTTERY.
The Senate Judiciary Committee Sc
ties the Whole Subject

NV ORLEANS. July 9-The Tipses-
Democrats Baton Rouge special says:
Tonight the lottery question and gov.
ernor's veto were submitted 70 the judiciary
COMMITTEES Of the Senate, with instructions
70 report within an hour. The committee.
by vote OF : to 5, submitted the following
report, which was adoDted by the Senate
thus dlsposing Of the whole subject:
WHEREAS, The governor Of the state Of LOUIS
lana has assumed authority directly in vioa-
ton Of the constitution Of the state Of LOUIS
lana and in infringement Of the sscredness Of
the same in having usurped 70 himself pre-
tended power 20 veto House bill No I21i. pro
posing an amendment 10 the constitution. and,
. HEREAs, Any infringement by the executive
OF the constitution IS alive with great and dis
tressing danger 70 the liberties Of our people.
and II permitted may subordinate the consritu-
ton OF the state the shield OF our liberties. to
the viii and wishes Of the governor; and
WHEREAS, Article go Of the constitution. in
clear and unambiguous language, infinitely
and in emphatic " rds declares and announces
the mode and manner in which amendment
or amendments shall be passei by both houses
OF the general assembly and especially denomi-
mates and appoints the secretary of state as the
proper officer to prOmul gate said amendment
or amendments; and
WHEREAS, Under a distinct and especial
heading the constitution, in article go, names
and provides that the secretary Of state is the
proper and only officer clothed with authority
to promulgate the same, ignoring and not men
tioninS the governor IN any way, directly
or by implication. except so far as promulga-
on OF the result; and
WHEREAS, Assumption Of power in a matter
OF this kind is without precedent in this state OF
elsewhere. therefore be it
RESOLVED by the state Of Louisiana in gem
eral assembly convened. That in vindication of
the constitutional right OF the people of the
state, and in kee ing with the dignity of this
Senate, distinct and separate, though CO ordi-
nate branch of this government, the veto of the
governor, which is without authority or
right, be respectfully returned TO the House of
Representatives, and the clerk of the Senate be
instructed To furnish his excellency. the gov
ernor, with copy Of this resolution.
The report was adopted, and the whole
matter is now disposed of. The Senate then
adjourned till MON tn-n1nrrnR
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LETTER CARRIERS STRIKE.
One of the Business Districts of Lon
don Without Mail

One of the Business Districts of Lon
don Without Mail.
LONDON, July 9-The letter carriers at
tached to the central postofice went on a
strike to-day. Delegates were appointed by
the carriers to interview Postmaster Gen
eral Raikes and lay the grievances of the
men before him. Pending reply from the
postmaster general. the carriers connected
with the central Office struck, and all mail
deliveries in the district covered by them
are suspended.
When the delegation arrived at the Office
of the postmaster general to-day they found
him absent They saw the sub-controller
and stated the demands of the men to him,
but he informed the delegation that he was
powerless to reply on his own responsibility.
The deputation informed the men of the
result of their visit, and the carriers de-
cided to resume work until they could
receive a reply to their demands from Post
master General Raikes himself
The carriers attached to the Eastern Cen
trail postoffice struck this afternoon. There
was much excitement about the head office
of the Eastern Central district, which is
situated in Whitechapel road, and police
are guarding the building.
One hundred postmen concerned in an
attack upon the so-called "blacklegs" yes
terday have been dismissed.
Five thousand persons attended the post
mems meeting in Clerkenwell Green this
evening. The Postmen's Union has de-
cided TO strike in the morning unless the
"blacklegs" are dismissed.
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ONE SHOT AND ONE STABBED.
Dan Mimms Fatally Wounded by T. T.
Adams at Albany.

Dan Mimms Fatally Wounded by T. T.
Adams at Albany.
ALBANY, GA, July about o'clock
this afternoon two sharp pistol reports
startled every one on Broad street. The
shots were fired on the corner of Broad and
jackson streets. T. T. Adams shot Daniel
Mimms of Lee county. Adams is about 10
years old and clerks in S. F. Prices bar
near the scene of to-day's shooting. Mimms
is about II years old and lives on his fathers
farm, about ten miles above the city.
OTHERS INVOLVED.
His father, George Mimms, and his
brother, Luke, are in some way implicated
in the affair. To-day's bloody tragedy
grew out of an old feud, the facts of which
are hard to get at. Public opinion is about
evenly divided, and the true tale of the
matter will have to be brought out in the
courts, if ever. Adams received a severe
stab in the head, and young Mimms is now
at Mr.. Harrington's residence, on Pine street,
near deaths door, 3S-caliber pistol bali
having entered just above the left breast
and passed entirely through his lungs and
body. Jack Walker also figured in the
melee in some way. Arrests have been
made
DR.. W. L. Davis dressed Adams wound,
and Dr. W. W. Bacon is doing all he can to
save young Dan Mimms, but thinks the
chances very doubtful.
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TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Two Arson Cases Before the Courts-A
Big Phosphate Company.

] 1WO arson Eases BEFORE the
Big Phosphate Company.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July 9.-Sherif
Pearce has Just completed shrewd bit Of
detective work. Seine weeks since the
barn and stables on g. H. Dickenson's plan
tation, eight miles north Of Tallahassee,
were burned by incendiaries, an account Of
which was printed in the MORNING News
at the time. There was no clue to 90 upon.
but Sheriff Pearcs took charge of the case
and found cause to suspect one Tabitha
Daniels, a negro woman living on the plan
tatlon. She has been arrested and has
made a full confession, duplicating two
men, who will be arrested tonight
HELD FOR INCENDIARIsM
The commitment trial Of William Rhodes,
Samuel T. Rhodes, Robert Lewis. Perry
Lewis, John Lewis, Joseph Crosby and
William Page, charged with setting fire TO
George Z. Whites saw-mill on the night Of
June %, has closed and they have given
bond in sums Of from 500 to $500 each for aD-
pearance ut the next term of circuit court.
Only witnesses for the state were heard,
Hon. R. c. Long, attorney for the defeld-
ant, waving the examination of witnesses
for the defense until the regular trial Ow-
ing 70 the unreliability of witnesses for the
state 1t is thought that it will be difficult TO
prove the guilt Of these parties.
BIG PHOSPHATE COMPANY.
The Ocala and Blue River Phosphate
Company, with managing office in Ocala,
has filed articles Of incorporation with the
secretary of state. The company is incor-
porated for ninety-nine years and has a
capital stock of $500, 900. The incorporates
are: George c. Stevens, Cephas B. Ma
gruder, X. 6. Wright, J. I. Lancaster, w.
V. Neusom, James A. Harris, E. c. Hood,
NJ. w. Ellis, Oliver L. Hargrave, Henry g.
Dunn, Charles w. White, John A. Rowell,
John S. Frazier, George W. Wilson, F.
E. Harris, Daniel A. Miller, P. J.
Peacher, John G. Reardon, E.
z; Hood, Jr.. and Philip Lawtey.
This company has adopted a novel and sug-
gestive seal. 1t consists of a circle with
the picture therein of the skeleton Of a mas
todon surrounded by skeletons of prehistoric
animals, on an island in the sea. with peli-
can sitting upon the skeleton OF the masto-
don. Encircling the picture are the words,
The Ocala and Blue River Phosphate Com
pany, 1890"
A negro man, who has been carpenter on
Col John S. Winthrop's plantation for
eighteen years. dropped dead Sunday, after
an extended drunk.
PROMINENT IN POLITICS.
Col. Stephen NJ. Sparkman of Tampa, a
prominent candidate for congress from the
First district, and j. B. Wall president of the
Florida Senate, were here yesterday on legal
business before the supreme court. Z. NJ.
Hammond OF Orlando, who is spoken of as
a possible candidate for United States sem
ator to succeed Senator Call, is also here
Judge Trogden of Paris, ILL.,, and j. orc.
Blount and W. T. Whitlidge of Barlow are
here on business connected with the Polk
County Phosphate Company.
REPUBLICANS LYING Low.
Notwithstanding the viOOrous and an
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RUNS OF THE RACES.
Results of the Days Events a
Brighton and Chicago.

Results of the Days Events a
Brighton and Chicago.
NEW YORK, July 9.-The racing events
at Brighton Beach to-day were as follows:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. France won.
with Hermit second and General Gordon third.
Time 1903.
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs. Prince Edward
won, with Manhattan second and John Atwood
third. Time 1:0314.
THIRD RAcE-Six furlongs. Early Blossom
won, with Nubian second and Contessa FLY
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Tattler won, with Wellady Jr. second and
Falcon third. Time 1:50.
FIFTH RAcE-Seven furlongs. Tanner won,
with Cousin Jeems second and Glory third
Time 1:2S.
SIXTH RAcE-One and one-half miles; over
six hurdles. Pat Oakley won, with Sanford
second and Blueday third. Time 2:5214.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO July 9.-The only favorite win
ming at Washington Park to-day was Al
Farrow. The track was fast The events
were as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs. Palfena won
with Blackburn second and Miss Barnes third.
Time 1882
SECOND KAcE-Five furlongs Labold won,
with Mary Thornton second and King Solomon
third. Time 1:03A.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Oklahoma King
won, with Mary Jane second and Happiness
FOURTH RACE = Great Western handicap
sweepstakes for all ages. One and one-half
miles. The starters were Bonita Woodcraft,
Business, Los Angeles ia ia, Wary, Ed Nc
Ginniss, Almont and Outbound. Almont got
of IN the lead, and there was nothing else in it .
Los Angeles and Woodcraft kept well up. The
running was in this order from start TO finish
Almont winning easily, with Los Angeles
second and Woodcraft third Time 2:36
FIFTH RACE-One mile and a furong Al
Farrow won, with Cecil B. second and Sallie
Byrnes third. Time 15S
SIXTH RAcE-One mile; heats. Longshot won
with Quotation second and Brandoette third
Time 1:43. In the second heat Brandolette won
with Longshot second. Time 144. Third heat
Brandolette won, with Longshot second. Time
1:45
SUREFOOT AND FLEET.
LONDON, July "a. w. Merry's bay colt
Surefoot won the race for the Prince of
Wales stakes at Leicester to-day. The Duke
| of Portland's brown filly Memoir was
second and j. H. Houldsworth's bay colt
Alloway third. There were eight starters
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SOUTH AMERICA HARD UP
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC AS BAD
OFF as URUGUAY.

The President of the First Named
Bank Notes to the Amount Of $780,
100000 The Run Continues in
Montevideo.
BUESos AYREs. July 9-The President
Of the Argentine Republic has authorized
an issue of bank notes TO the amount of
500, 100000 for the purpose of relieving
the financial situation. The rejection
of the proposed sterling loan has
caused great excitement in the bourse here.
Despite the objections raised by the minis
ter Of finance, congress has referred to the
finance committee the cedula note bill pro-
viding for an emission of 500, OOO.OO in
notes, 10 per cent of which shall be re
deemed and burned annually.
THE RUN AT MONTEvIDEo.
MoSTEvIDEo, July 9.-The run on the
banks in this city continues, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the government has de-
creed forced currency of notes of the ma
tional bank for six months.
There is only one private bank doing
business in gold dollars.
TERMS OF THE ISSUE.
LONDON, July 9-The London agent of
tue NATIONAL bdnk OF Uruguay mas received
a cable dispatch from MOntevideo, stating
that the la e converting into specie the notes
OF the national banks for a period of SIX
months has been decreed. The government
guarantees the payment of the notes of
the bank cedulas, and the government
debts, all of which are payable
in gold. The emission of bank notes will
be limited to s12, 500, 600 and will be guar
anteed by the proper officials to-day. This
emission will be received every where the
same as gold. The di patch further states
that absolute confidence prevails in none
tary circles.
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A REVOLT IN THE GUARDS.

Sir Stanhope Says the Row in the
Grenadiers is Not Serious.
LONDON, July 9--In the House of Com
mons to-day Mr.. Graham, member for the
northwest division of Lanarkshire, asked
the government what truth there was in
the reports that INSTRUMENTATION prevailed
i'll the Grenadier Guards. Sir Stanhope,
secretar y of state for war, stated that the
reports were much exaggerated. There was
some dissatisfaction, he said, on the battal-
ion being ordered to parade on Monday.
For a short time men failed to appear,
but eventually the whole battalion re-
ported for duty, and marched in perfect
order to perform the duties assigned to
them.
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MELON MOVEMENTS.

The Central railroads report of melon
shipments passing through Montgomery,
Birmingham, Atlanta and Savannah, for
points named below on July s:
Cincinnati, 5; Atlanta, Is; Chicago, Q;
Indianapolis, 9; Baltimore, l Birmingham,
5; Louisville, |; Nashville, 2; Cleveland, 2;
Evansville. Ind, IS; Washington, q Rich
mond, l. Memphis, 8; New Orleans z;
Plttsburg, 2; Norfolk, L Admission, Ala. 2;
Decatur, Ala, /; Oil City, Pa, l; total ST..
Via Savannah, 513; via Albany, Mont
gomery, Birmingham and Atlanta, 2,516;
total 3 029 cars
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A sHLF-SLAIN BEAUTY.
Miss Gen1veve Green Kills Herself
a Law Office.

MISE tbNIv6VB ITbbn hlIIb d6rBeH n
a Law Office.
NEWMAN, GA, July 9.-Miss Geniveve
Green, an attractive lady about IS years of
age, with pleasing manners and gentle de-
pertinent, who came to Newman from West
Point, on Saturday evening, June 81, for
the purpose. as she stated, of raising an art
class, shot and instantly killed herself in the
Jaw Office of Wilcoxon & Wright with a
forty-four caliber pistol this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. She called at their office about
s o'clock, during their absence, and left
message for them TO telegraph to Fred r.
Greene at Ogden. Utah, w. H. Greene at
Fair Haven, Conn.,, ana R. w. Wood at
West Point, Ga, notifying them of her sui
eide. Her closing words in the note were:
Tell them did no wrong No cause is
assigned for her suicide.
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WOMEN AND WHISKY,
Tragic End of a Veterinary Surgeon
at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA. July 9-The old familiar
story of too much whisky and women, a
pistol ball in the brain and life is suddenly
snuffed out.
The victim is DIR. William Mcguire. a
vel l-known veterinary surgeon of Augusta
"a CO urteous, well-dressed and apparently
well-to-do Irishman.
This morning when the chambermaid
entered his room at the Adkins house
he was lying across his bed in a
pool of blood and the pistol by his side, and
the hole over his right temple told the story.
Nothing was left behind to explain the
rash deed. DR.. Mcguire was about forty
years old and unmarried.
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The Cable to Halifax,

HALIFAX, N. s., July 9.-The steamer
Westmeath has connected the end of the
cable at Bermuda with the deep sea portion,
and the work of testing is now in progress.
Everything SO far is satisfactory, but no
messages have passed vet. There is still a
good deal of work to be done on the land,
and it has not yet been decided when the
company will begin to receive business.
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SAN SALVADOR STIRRED UP.
The People Dissatisfied With the Pro
visional Government.

CITY OF MEXICO, July "a private tel
egram from San Salvador says: THE
government has ordered rigid censorship
over cablegrams and there is extreme dis
satisfactl on with the new provisional gov
eminent, and civil war is imminent.
The government of the state of Chiapas
is suppressing bands of marauders
which are crossing from Guatemala, and
has caused the arrest of number of Guate-
malans.
Several short but severe earthquake
shocks are reported from Jacals, in the state
of Hidalgo.
"There are few cases Of yellow fever in
the state of Tobasco."
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SAVANNAH STREET & RURAL RESORT R. R. Co.
(BELT LINE) SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 2. 1890
Sealed bids will be received at this office up
to noon, July ~, for furnishing this company
with 600 cypress poles, more or less. Poles to
be q feet long, with diameter of small end not
over 10 inches nor under S inches; to be free
from rot bark peeled off and not too crooked
The price stated must include all expenses de-
livered in depot yard or wharf in this city.
The right reserved to reject any or all bids
CLEMENT SAUssY. Supt.
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BURNED IN THEIR BED.

a Mother and Her Children Perish in
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-The family of Mr.
Watson, consisting of his wife, s year-old
son and an 1s-months-old infant, were
burned to death near Harmony, KY, Sat
urday night, in their beds. along with their
house. Mr.. Watson was away from home
The fire wac of incendiary origin.
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BoODLERs GETTING BRAVE.
Billy Molony and Alderman DeLacey
Return to New York.

NEW York, July 9.--To the surprise of
great many people, Billy Molony, reading
clerk Of the board of aldermen of 1884, and
Alderman DeLacey walked into the district
attorneys office this forenoon. Both were
indicted for completely in the Broadway
surface road bribery cases, and both have
been refugees in Canada and Europe since
tine first arrests in that famous case were
made They were both taken before Judge
MARITIME and bail was fixed at sac, 900 In
each case, upon giving which they were
released.
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Legs Crushed By Lumber.

WADLEY, GA, July 9-Whie unloading
the lumber for the new depot here this
morning, c. M, Bailie, one of the carpenters,
had both bones in both legs broken below
the knees DIR. II. L. Battle says he may
loose his right leg, as it is badly crushed, but
thinks the other can be saved
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oolored Catholics in Convention.

CINCINNATI, July "a national conven-
ton of colored Catholics met here to-day.
1t has been called by permission Of the
proper ecclesiastical authorities, to confer
upon the needs of the colored Catholic
churches. D. A. Rudd of this city is tenn
porary chairman, and Charles H. Butler of
Washington city temporary secretary.
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Stambouloff Reported Shot.

LONDON, July cit is reported that
girl shot NJ. Stambouloff, the Bulgarian
prime minister. with a revolver at Sofia
yesterday. The report comes by way Of
Bucharest and Vienna
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French Deputies Unreasonable.

LONDON, July 10, 8 a. M-The Paris cor
respondent of the Ne,os says: IAN unrea-
sonable spirit is prevalent in the chamber
on the Newfoundland question. The depu-
ties will not hear of arbitration. There is
every sign of hard bargain being driven. y
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DeYouring Militarism.

LONDON, July 10, A. MIR Gladstone,
in letter decling to preside at the banquet
of the peace congress, says that he regrets
that he is obliged to forgo an opportunity
to protest against the devouring militarism
that is consuming the viuals of Europe.
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OGLETHORPE LIGHT INFANTRY.

A quarterly meeting will be held at the
armory THIS Thursday EVENING at $50
O'Clock. Come prepared to pay dues Pay. vet
eran, honorary veteran and honorary members
requested to be present. as arrangements will
be made for the celebration of the anniversary
of First Manassas By order of
CAPT. W. S. ROCKWELL,
Commanding.
w. D. MCMILLAN. IL First Sergeant
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

We have admitted into our firm, under its
existing name, Mr.. ANDREW L. FARIE, to
take effect from 1st July. 1890.
JOHN n. JOHNSON & co.
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Parliament's Adiournment.

LONDON, July 9.-The Post says that the
present session of parliament is not expected
to close before September, and that there is
no likelihood of an autumn session.
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DEATHS.

MEDLOCK-Died. in this city July 9, at Sis
O'Clock q m. GEORGE ROBERTSON MEDLocE, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. MedlOck IN his third year.
Interment in the family burying ground 81
Louisville. Ga, THIS Thursday AFTERNOON
at O'Clock.
Macon, Ga. papers please copy.
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HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 10, 1890.
General Order No. 80:
The quarterly meeting of the a
Company will be held at their Ok
nall THIS Thursday EVENING &x%sR
at s:l5 oclock Members will 6#ZXfNA
come prepared to pay their dues 81 b
Business of Importance willS ~
be considered, and pay and hon IN
orary members are invited to -
take part in the meeting. Every active and
veteran member IS expected, under the rules
to De present. By order of
G. B. PRITCHARD
Capt. Commanding.
j. T. SHUPTRINE. Acting First Sergeant.
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DR.. Peters Reaches the Coast.

ZANZIBAR, July 9.-Dr. Peters, the Ger
man explorer reached the coast from the
interior of Africa yesterday. He is well.
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CALL FOR THE BEER AND SEE THAT YOU
NOTICE
THE CITIZENS BANK OF SAVANNAH,

The CITIZENS BANK OF SAVANNAH.
June 20, 1890.
In pursuance of a resolution of the Board of
Directors of said bank passed June IS, 1890,
public notice is hereby given of an intention to
increase the capital stock of the Citizens Bank
of Savannah from $780, 900 to $500 OOO as per sec
ton of said bank S charter
The said increased capital stock will be issued
at the value of the present capital stock per
share as shown by the banks books on July l.
1880. from which all bad and doubtful accounts
shall be eliminated. Subscriptions to be paid
on or before Aug. l. 1890.
Parties desiring TO subscribe will call at the
bank between 10 A. NJ. and 2P, NJ. on and after
July /, 1890.
B. A DENMARK. President
GEO. G. FREEMAN Cashier
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No person should be without Bile Beans.
They are positive cure for biliousness or
bile in the blood -Adu,
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SAVANNAH LOAN ASSOCIATION.

The fourth regular meeting of the Savannah
Loan Association will be held THIS Thursday
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock at the Office of
Lawton & Cunningham. ia Bryan street.
JOHN c. ROWLAND, President.
H. G. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.