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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23
POLITICAL RUM0R
LIVIN oSTON SAID TO ASPISs TO
BEAT GOV. gordon

Dissatisfaction Over the ACTON ID
Fulton County's Mass Nse5,ns IA
Selecting Senatorial Cels,Ealsss-- CON
gresham Sa-css Saoly Eea5sn II
Columbia courz y-ree Sss1liu II Ca
roll County
ATLANTA. Ga. july "A nimov 5
aioat here 60 sae s,fscJ 1na5 "a. -.yinas-
toa, pufeG ~ st1a Success, has al dta n,
abandoning Jas -acs tor -no aouse d -tei-
resentarives. 81 irving conclusions '1th
Gov. Gorlcr fcr shs >euals- f1e rapofs
gains little crsdeacs,
FULrCN'S SzN Ar'riti.4L FL ai-us~
Last Sa-ur3sy's mass messing ,elsc,ea
delegates - TIE ssusoor,a. Is veal * ~ lne
gubernascriaI ccrvenEoD. rms acaon las
given rise 70 ccns.1ersois llscVnlouu ID 8
claimed thar the 1lee0ing saieo ly
choose new ccCegy executive ,Vtnniloae
and gusernscorlsl 5e,sgalss Jni,s tlG
that II sxcee3sG - 5Ilaor,1r 10
naming q 5siegzlcn r. sXrrsss
the choice q the c-unsy II -sSs-; % 4
senator. \ meeting y soe -s1 sxsc-.,vs
COMMITTEES will b. oes3 >&s1-,3sy. 81 =
motion will be made % S,c-l sns 4c,i-
upon this point Of the cid ocn-lsssa Il :
whispered that new ssnssoriAl cs-,il3s:s
will bid for the representation q ths thirty
five districts, and thSt h.s friends S-e 81 The
bottom Of the kick
COLUMsIA'S PRIMARY.
HARLEM. GA, July 22-COlumbla coln-
tvs primary was held To-Day. p 70
o'clock tonight the following precincts
have been heard from, with the following
result:
Harlem, Crovetown, No. and Appling,
no opposition - NOrshen, W right COOK and
HardeTuan.
For attorney general Lester received 275
votes and Anderson II.
For commissioner of agriculture Hender-
son received 224 votes and Hunnicutt IS.
For congressman Watson received Bio and
Barnes 1877.
For representative Atkinson received
273 aud Spires 113.
There was no opposition TO Olive for
county clerk and treasurer MacGruder for
sheriff, or Hatcher for surveyor.
For tax collector Lazenby received 246
and Hardy PIG
For receiver of tax returns Chamberlain
received 237 and Kendrick 1874.
For coroner Branch received Sc, Crawford
IA and Bentol 4.
The indications are that Lester, Watson,
Atkinson, Lazenby and Chamberlain will
carry the county.
1t y i'll be impossible to hear from the
other four precincts tonight.
The day passed off quietly.
CARROLL COUNTY FOR HARRIS
CARRoLLTON, GA, July 22-The dele
gates elected yesterday i'll the various dis
tricts met here to-day and elected delegates
to attend the gubernatorial and congress
sional conventions Both delegations are
uninstructed, except that for governor and
attorney general they "ere instructed for
Col. Northen and George N. Lester. The
congressional delegation is for Judge Sam
son w. Harris for congress.
EMANUEL COUNTY's PRIMARY
SwAINsBoRo, GA, July 22.-Primaries
are to be held Aug. 2 for senator and repre-
sentatives. W. R. Kemp, the only candi-
date for the Legislature, will be elected
without opposition. DR.. E. w. Lane and
Hon. Morris Dawson are the only candi-
dates for the senate.
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CAMpEN,s ALLIANCtMEN.
-hey Irdorse the Candidacy of Messrs
Lester aud Nesoit.

-hey Irdorse the Candidacy of Messrs
Lester aud Nesoit.
OWENS FERRY, GA, Juy 1S.-At a con-
vention Of the sub-allances of Camden
county five IN numberl held at Owens
Ferry on thursday last. at which there was
a large attendance of delegates, the subject
Of STATE house cfficers was brought up, and
after full investigation Of the merits Of the
various candidates Col. George n. Lester
and Col. R. 7. Nesbit were unanimously
iniorsei for the offices they seek. During
the recess Of the alliance at II o'clock III. =,
the democratic convention from the vari-
Gus precincts of the county was held, at
which Col A. S. Atkinson and Francis
Scurlett were appointed delegates to the
democratic gubernatorial and state officers
convention at Atlanta, and they were
unanimously instructed to cast their votes
for Lester and Nesbit
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GEoEGIA's GOOD TEMPLARs.

Meeting of the Grand Lodge-The Re
ports Very Gratifying.
JACKSON, GA, July 22.-The grand lodge
of Good Templars of Georgia met here this
morning, Grand Chief Templar NJ. J.
Golfer presiding. A large number of dele
gates are in attend lnce and reports from all
over the state show wonderful progress.
Steps are being taken to raise 81, 900 for the
purpose of putting the state treasurer in
the field. Mrs. W, II. FELTON, of Gainesville
will address the people at the Methodist
Episcopal church on the temperance cause
tomorrow ording at IL o'clock
Athens, Ga, has been chosen as the next
place Of meeting.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

MATHEWS The relatives. friends and ac-
ouaintance of Mr.. ald Mrs Joseph Mathews
are requested to attend the funeral of their
infant child, RALPH EDWARD. from their resi-
DEMARTIN.-The friends and relatives of Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. DeMartin AMI Mrs. Julien Murphy
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. J. c. DEMARTIS. from the Cathedral, at
$3.50 O'Clock TO-DAY.
New Haven, Brooklyn and Augusta papers
please copy.
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The Six Events of the Day, However,
Full of Interest.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j. , July 22.-The
track to-day was dry, but dusty, which
made 1T trifle slow. The events were as
follows:
FIRST RAcE-Seven furlongs. Fitziames
won, with Clarendon second and Chemise third.
Time 1:34S4.
SECOND RAcE-Six furlongs Reckon won,
with Flavliio second and Annie third Time
1:l494. Early Blossom was disqualified for foul
ing tlavilio and the latter was placed second
and Annie third.
THIRD RACE-Mile and a half Demuth won.
with Longrun second and Judge Morrow third
Time 2:3715.
FOURTH RAcE-One mile and furlong. Slug
gard won, with Diablo second and Defaulter
third. Time 1855.
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs. Village Maid
won, with Rico second and Guard third Time
1:014.
SIXTH RAcE-Six furlougs. Merden won.
with Ny Fellow second aud Eclipse third Time
1;12l6
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A GIRL INCBNDIARY.
She Tries to Burn q House and Its
Inmates at Night.

She Tries to Burn a House and Its
Inmates at Night.
ATHENS, GA, July 22.-Last night fire
was discovered under the house of Mrs R.
NJ. Smith of this city, but it was ex-
tinguished before much damage was done.
1t was evidently of incendiary origin and
made the second attempt within two weeks.
To-day the officers traced it to ne Zro girl
about IA years old. who has been employed
as nurse there. She was arrested and con-
fessed having made both attempts. She
says she got mad at something and tried to
burn up the house and those in it. She is a
perfect little she-demon, and it looks as if she
would be hanged. Last night only ladies
and children were in the house, which was
known to the girl. She goes under the
name Of Florida Thomas
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The Central railroads daily report of
melon shipments passing through Mont
gome-y, Birmingham, Atlanta aud Savan-
nan, for points named below on July %:
Cincinnati. | Atlanta, s.; Birmingham, 4 :;
Nashville, 4; Evansville, 2; Memphis, 2;
Pittsburg, 2; Chattanooga, 9; Knoxville, / !;
Lexington, |; Macon, 2; total %. Via Sa-
vannah, 1908; via Albany. Montgomery,
Birmingham, and Atlanta, 3,236; total,
3 .q39.
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JORDAN WALK sh's KILLING.
His Negro Foreman Says He Mistook
Him For a Bear

Him For a Bear.
ALBANY, GA, July 22.-Old man Mat
thew Squires came in and gave himself up
to Sheriff Edwards to-day. He made a
pitiful statement, in which he acknowledged
shooting Jordan Walker on last Thursday
evening. He says he mistook him for a
bear, IL being about dusk. He says he did
not tell of the awful accident at the time
because he was afraid he would be killed,
as the white people would not understand
that he did it unintentionally. The old
man was Mr.. Walkers foreman on the
plantation, and he says no one re-
G cts the affair worse than he He
says he loved Mr.. Walker as his
best friend. He was placsd in Jail to await
a commitment trial. There is no hard
feeling apparently az inst the poor old
man. He says Mr.. Walker came to him
last night and told him to admit the shoot
ing, and that is the reason he did so.
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NOTICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, July Is, 1890.

SAVANNAH, GA, July Is, 1890
The Executive Committee of the Democratic
party of Chatham county is hereby summoned
TO meet in the Superior Court room THIS DAY
wednesday, July %, 1899, at O'Clock P M,
for the purpose of fixing date for the meeting
of the party to nominate members for the Lower
House and select delegates to the Gubernatorial,
Senatorial and Congressional Conventions.
WALTER G. CHARLTON,
Chairman Dem. Party Chatham County
j. F. BRooKs, Secretary Dem. Party c. c.
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he Came to the Fish Frv.

The period of the annual fish fry in Pike
county, Illinois, draws near says the st. Louis
Republic, and there is a great deal of curiosity
among the elect to see the way 10 which Ethan
A. Sniveey will get even on last years account
He has already started a story on Elder Bush
of the Pittsfied Democ at Last years fry was
held at the same time and place a Methodist
conference. "SnveN says that when Bush got
off the train he met by a member of the
conference committee, who told him he could
be accommodated at Sister $
I'm m arried man, sir, replied Bush
Amt you a delegate to the Methodist CON
ference?"
No, sir, I'm democrat and have come 10
the fish fry.
Then God have mere y upon you
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For a disordered liver try Beecham's
Pills.-AdU

THE latest addition to the state library at Al
beny, n. Y, is collection of woods, which is
designed TO include every kind of timber grow
Ing naturally within the limit of the state The
first installment comprises forty three species
Each specimen is taken from the trunk, 81 feet
long, and slows the bark and grain.
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MEETINGS.

GOLDEN RULE LODGE NO. I2.L OF.
A regular meeting of this lodge will be held
THIS EVENING at s O'Clock
The Second Degree will be conferred.
Members of other lodges and visiting brothers
are invited 70 attend.
By order of D. F MCCOY N G.
". B. SHUPTRINE. Secretary
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An A assignment at Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, FLA, July %. -. C. H.
O'Kerman, contractor and builder and dealer
in dressed lumber, made an assignment
to-day to John B. Jones for the be eft of
his creditors. BY the state law no prefer
ences are named
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23

Midwife, GA, July 22.-There is plenty
of rain in this section, crops are looking
fac and the farmers are expecting excellent
crops. There is no fruit of any sort In this
whole section OF country.
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LEASE OF THE STATE ROAD.
The New Lessees Buying Up the Pres
EFT Lease stock

ATLANTA GA, July % 1t is said that
the Nashville, Chattanooga ana st. Louis
railroad is buying up stock in the present
lease of the state road so that the Louisville
and Nashville may gain more complete con-
troll by October. and be in position, after
making needed repairs, 60 handle the heavy
traffic Of the fall from the time it sets in.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23
A Regimertal Reunion

ATLANTA, GA, July 22-The Forty Sec
ond Georgia regiment held their reunion at
Conyers to-day. Gen. Clement A. Evans
vas orator OF the day.
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FOR THE sTATE LEGIsLATURE.

We desire to announce Mr.. &c NJ. BERN
HARDT as candidate for the State Legisla
cratic mass meeting. MANY CITIZENS.
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SAVANNAH RIFLE ASSOCIATION

SAVANNAH. GA, July 90 1890.
The regular rifle practice on Thursday. the
24th nst., being the three -hundredth meeting
for rife practice, the event will be commence
rated by having free shoot
The members of the ASSOCIATION desire to
further celebrate the occasion by having a
Fish Dinner" and arrangements have been
perfected with Mrs. Bannon, at Furber's Point
House, Tybee, to cater TO their wishes. on
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23
DEATHS

BELKNAP.-Died.i in Louisville. KY. July 10,
az 2 O'Clock P. NJ, MORRIS SHEPPARD BzLKNAP,
aged IS years
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TUESDAY EVENING, July %.

Members who desire to be present at the din
ner will please hand in their names not later
than Friday, the Pot inst, to the secretary, at
40 Bryan street, who will furnish all informa-
ton (only), so that the committee can provide
accordingly.
JAMES W. MCALPIN, President
JOHN NJ. BRYAN. Secretary and Treasnrer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23

WILLIAM Jennings DEmoREsT, the prohibition
candidate for mayor of New York. is publisher
of the well known fashion magazine bearing his
name.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On aud after Feb. !. 1890, the basis Of meas
treDlent Of all advertising IN the MORNING
NEWS WiH be agate, or at the rate of 81 40 an
inch for the first Insertion
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PRIsoN MISSIONARY My poor fellow, what
are you here fors
Prlsoner-For not havin' enough political in.
huence to 81; me out.-Life.
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REMOVAL.

OFFICE BRUsB ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER Co.
July %, 1890.
We have removed our Office to odd Fellows
hall Crooms J. 2and 81, corner Barnard and State
stree s. Telephone No 800.
SAMUEL p HAMILTON, President
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SAVANNAH Ga, July 81, 1890.
hauled and repaired there will be no sailing
from here for Philadelphia on the 29th
The City OF Savannah" will cover the 'Des-
soug s" sailing from Philadelphia on the 24th,
the "Dessoug'' resumng ner place on the line
and sailing from Philadelphia Aug g. 1890.
c. G. ANDERSON, Agent.
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theless, we think we understand his dimen-
sions pretty we'll, and all considered, we re-
spcct him for several good reasons. Among
these is the fact that there has been no sham
or false pretence on his part about an ambi-
ton that Is in itself legitimate and praise
worthy, no conccalmcnt OF his honest
desire to reach the White House. no sick
enng humbug Of cant put on as mask
of personal and selfish motives. Senator
SnERMAN's course toward his own party and
his rivals has always been as straight as
string. Twice in convention he has been
shamefully betrayed by men from his own
State, the trustees Of his political fortunes.
But neither when the prize went to the elfu-
slve and weak GARFIELD. nor when the
Shiny FORAKER saw his chance and grabbed
at 1t, did JOHN SHERMAN say one word or
do one thing inconsistent with the manly
and straightforward behavior which has
marked him throughout his long career In
all OF his relations with his own party.
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MISS MURPHY MADE MRS D1TTER.
Two Solid Democratic Families or the
Fourth Ward United with No Fuss.

Two Solid Democratic Families or the
Fourth Ward United with No Fuss.
Tho Rev. John J. Owens OF ST. Andrews
Catholic Church in Chambers street was Sit
ting in his study in the rectory opposite the
church on Sunday night when o darkroom
plexioned lad OF 19 came in with slight
pretty girl. who looked as II she might be Just
about old enough to marry. Tho young man
said that he was Thomas Diver. the son Of
Alderman Patrick Diver. who is the Tam
many ruler OF the Second district and that he
and the young girl wanted to get married.
Tho girl said that she was Annie Murphy. the
Father Owens put on his robes and crossed
the street with the young people and married
them. They, thanked him and went away, and
G via 0a psce II he e0S groom toS the ploss
that his father. the Tammany Alderman had
gone to Ocean Point. near Rockaway. with his
family. and that he had married sooner than
he expected to because he wanted to go to the
country too He said that he. had wanted Q
that there shouldn't be big time over he
event. and because he himself was averse to
too much show.
,AcQualntanees Of the young couple gave opt
the Fourth ward, and at first brought out Q
food Of denials. Six months ago there was q
really hadn't but this time the story was true.
Tho DIVERS were all In the country. Young
Tom oh3ed them there after the wsdd1
lives at Madison street. in q big fiat called
Kerry Castle" which he owns. He was Tildsn
monument built in calvary Cemetery. WITH
the monarchy OF Great Britain cut upon il.
he Il 1ST 80 DID, and is reDuted to DO
A suN reporter had a few moments talk last
evening with the BRIDE. She acknowledged
that che had really married young Mr.. Diver
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Foreign Notes Of Real rntsress.

bison being done into Turkish by the sultGns order
Tho French have tried smokeless powder with the
biggest guns, successfully.
Tho coming European rife Is said to be by Col Milan.
oyitch OF tho Servan army
The full edition OF Marshal MacMAhon's memorA sig
copies has been distributed among his nearest relatives
with tho injunction of secrecy.
Tho financial difficulties OF some Italian municipalities
have induced certain bankers VI London and Berlin to
form syndicate to help them out
London wO'nans club has developed as far as
\ motion by Of It's members to provide q separate
room for smokers, and also billiard room.
The wife OF baronet has appeared IN tho Row in tho
regular hour. riding astrlde Her dress divided
skirt rather longer than the habit now fashionable
The man upon whom tho woman fell when jumping
from tho tower of Notre Dame couple OF weeks ago
died OF his Internal injuries after having been dis
charged from tho Paris Hospital As all right
Broken glass may become a. useful as 1t Is bother
some The Hritnh Wdr'h5utrmdn announces that a
process known which will work glass into cloth
OF any color or thickness, and inUomDustbe
Tho sale of Indecent publications at tho Belgium rail
way station hR. reached suoh point that tho MIN ster
OF Posts, TeegrApls, and Railway N. Vandenppere.
boom, has Lad recourse to such heroic remedy AS tho
total suppression Of the book stalls
worthy COMPANION TO Gerard THE Lion Killer f"
died recently at DOn IN tho person BombunneL lilo
shares Gerards honors by Kidding Algeria OF It's ague
OF panthers as ths latter dill Of It's lions lie was al
WAYS u dried up little man and died At7i
Tho Italian frmo Minister, Sguor Crispi recently
gave most extraordinary evidence in tho Chamber Of
DEPUTIES Of lis superstition regarding the owl eye
Signor lmbrani having alluded 10 Signor CrIsprs llfe
as necessarily terminAble the latter fImbed I'm his
pocket drew out ono Of tho hornghAped peceS of coral
used In Naples as counter spell against tho "jetta
tura and openly pointed It at the speaker.
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FIGHTING THE HRISKEY TRUST
New York WhoIesalers Threaten to Bull
Distillery. Too.

New York Wholesalers Threaten to Build
Distillery. Too.
A meeting was held yesterday IN the ofloe Of
the Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association In
the Kemble building to take measures to pro-
tect the trade against the Whiskey Trust,
legally known rs the Distillers' and Cattle
Feeders Company. Tho company has i'd
vanced proof spirits from $1.0S a gallon whole
sale to $1.15 with rebate OF five cents. paya-
BILE at the end OF six months. II tho customer
handles any but trust whiskey the rebate is
withheld.
Representatives Of Fl. 81. Schufeldt & 90. Of
Chicago. who are fighting the trust, and Of
James Walsh & Co. Of Cincinnati. who belong
to 1t, were present at yesterdays meeting
James Loucheim presided Peter McQuade
moved the appointment OF a committee to con-
Ter with the trust and get 1t to leave off the
the conference failed OF it's object he favored
building distiery to supply their city.
II. Myers Of Philadelphia said there was no
use In asking mercy OF the trust. and that
Philadelphia had already taken steps to build
q distllery.
II. was computed that distilery with a ca
paclty OF 5000 bushels OF corn day could DO
built within six months for 100000. Tho rep
resentative OF Sohufeldt & Co. said that q dis-
mont. and was besides. their only recourse.
A committee OF ten was appointed with
power to formulate q plan for lighting tho
trust, should compromise fall
The committee will report at q meeting to be
held next Monday afternoon.
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A Ballad or Lobaters.

From the 81 JdmeS'S GaIeue
VIII you ta,e little action now ~ tho Eewfound
There. NJ $500 close behind me and he's damaging
seo how sassTy the Funbosts to tho Iobsterpos adj.
They are ealsr for shindy. Won't you have a rev
with France -
CHoRuA-Win you, won't you, will you won't Won
make tho first advance
VIII you won't you, Will YOU won't Won
make II hot for France
"wo must tale care how far We sc" the diplomats
There .ay claims or rights you know uron the
So very .arirm II gland Of friction there's chance
Then Wal AnA go Kind iFlends while w. negotiate
NIlh rance"
Cnunus cot doubtful Authorities).-wiII IT, wont H.
VIII H. won't II dancers grave GU
hanref
VIII It. won't IL will H. won't It cause A
breach with France
" Msanwhl's replied tho coIonsts, III nothing you
America IS close al hand. or course were Brtous
Brt INC l. a. uodus rrSuGL sirs II will not do AZ All;
We trust that this French Fetenient viii settle once
fJT all
CuoEvs ,of ardent delegates from St Johuj.-wu
you, wont you, VIII YOU. won't you
pay the frenchman's scott
viii you won't you throw your 6gl6 DER
tie British lobster pot