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COLLISION AT SEA.
Over One Hundred Victims Go to
the Bottom OF Barnagat-
Steamship Run Down by Strange
Schooner, and Both Sink In
Seven Minutes.

The.steamship Vizcaya, Of the Span
lsh-American Line, collided with four
masted schooner on Thursday evening,
when six miles off Barnegat, and both
vessels sank almost Immediately. The
steamer Humboldt, which arrived in
Brooklyn, Friday morning from Brazil,
rescued eight of the crew, the first and
second officers, the engineer and surgeon
of the Vizcaya So far as is known at
present these are the only persons out of
a total crew and passenger list of eighty
six of the Vizcaya and the crew OF
the unknown schooner that have been
saved. 1t is feared that sall the others
have been lost. The details are mea-
ger. The Vizcaya left Brooklyn Friday
at D. M, for Havana and other Cuban
ports. She had a large cargo of freight,
crew of seventy-seven and nine regu-
lar passengers. There were others on
board, however, who are not entered on
the passenger dist. At s:3O,on Thursday
evening a large, four-masted schooner
hove in sight. She was much larger
vessel than the Vizcaya, and immedi-
ately bore down upon her. Her
bowsprit struck the, steamship on the
starboard bunkers, carrying away the
bridge and cabin. The captain of the
Vizcaya, who was standing on the
bridge, was instantly killed. Seven
minutes later both vessels had sunk,
and the passengers and crews were
struggling in the water. There were
heartrending shrieks and cries, which
were heard by the people on board the
Humboldt. The captain of that vessel
headed for the spot where the cries
of distress were heard as quickly sas
possible, and saw the spars and masts Of
the sinking vessel disappear. Several
persons could be seen struggling in the
water. Boats were lowered and twelve
persons were picked up. The crieswere
hushed and not another could be seen.
After waiting some time the Humboldt
steamed away. A negro was picked up
by small boat afterward. He belonged
to the Vizcaya. The captain and crew
of the unknown schooner are supposed
to have been drowned Il IS believed
that over one hundred lives were lost
By the collision.
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A TEST CASE.

The Leavenworth Times Again Stopped
bv the Postmaster, and Brings Suit, on
News Basis.
Following his proceeding of Thursday,
Postmaster Richie again threw the
mailed edition Of the Leavenworth
Times out of the mail Friday morning.
The paper was unmailable because it
reprinted the list of the Catho.
lilo Fair raffles in giving
an account Of the postmasters 9
action. Postmaster General Wanamaker
sustains Postmaster Richie. and in re-
ply to his telegram of inquiry simply
wired: "Unmailable." Friday after
noon suit was filed by the Times in the
district court against Postmaster Richie
for $40, 200 damages. The claim is made
that no law can forbid an American
newspaper to print the news.
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DODSON VILE.
October 23d, 1890.

October 23d, 1890.
Mr.. Emmit Selph will deliver lecture
at this place Monday evening, Novem
Der Sd.
Mrs. @. F. Irons, of Wilmington, was
the guest of her brother, E. s. Pulse and
family last week.
Miss Lizzie Worman, of Lynchburg,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Emma
Walker, last Sunday.
Chas. Duvall and wife are spending a
few days in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Sam Spilker had his buggy con.
siderably damaged last Sunday while
out driving. Hold tight rein hereafter.
Ask the senior members of Beech
woods University why they re-
turned home so late Friday evening.
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CARMEL.
October 9th, 1890.

OcC0Der Z|Jn, lo5U.
R. F. McCoppin has come home to
stay till after the election, after which
he will resume his teaching again near
Chillicothe.
Slate Hollow school-house is now COM
pleted, and school began last Monday
with w. X. Turner as teacher.
J.A. w. Spargur reports fine weather
and good time in Texas. He will
bring home with him the epidermis of a
large rattlesnaKe which he killed.
Mrs. Bertha Thurman, of Adams
county, paid her parents at this place a
short visit last week.
Stella Spargur is at last freed
from her suffering. She died at o'clock
Sunday, October 26th She was an
amiable and obedient daughter. OF the
sweetest disposition she was and her
death causes universal grief
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Terrible Story Prom Russia.

The Vossische Zeitung confirms the
report from Warsaw that while q num-
ber of persons were leaving Russia.
their intention being to emigrate to
Brazil, they were fred upon by the Rus.
sian frontier guard at Slupca. The
Warsaw report, however, stated that
nine persons were killed, while the
Zeitung says that only four of the party
lost their lives.
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TIMES FOR HOLDING
.egs
Courts ;! Common Pleas
THE YEAR 1891,
I'm THE
Fifth Judicial DiStrit Of Ohio.

1T Is HEREBY ORDERED, That the Courts of
Common Pleas for the year 1891 shall begin in
the several counties Of the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict of the State Of Ohio, at the times follow
'"f FIRST rRT' suBD1v1s1oN.-Adams county, Jam
uary 18th; May 9th October 9Th Brown
county, January q; May - October 20 (;
Clermont county, January 20 !; May 10 octo-
SECOND sUBDIvIsION.-Fayet county,
January 8: March 2; October 8; Highland
county, February Q; March 80 November 2 /;
"Grf Taisp HsDns ssUBDivIsIoN.HFrsnklin OF county, y
January 8; April 13 September IA Madison
county, February 16; May 4; October rs ;
Pickaway county, January 8; March 80; Sep.
~ " D. W. @. LouDEN.
ELI p. EVANS,
HENRY NJ. HUGGINS,
WILLIAM EVANS,
THOMAS J. DUNCAN,
DAVID F. PUGH,
FRANK DAVIS,
I. N. ABERNATHY,
Judges.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of said
[sKALl Court this 10th day Of October, 1890.
WILLIAM d. SIMONTON,
Clerk Of Courts Of Franklin county, O.
H4anEAsp saAIasT oaue; eoTsrx, }ss.
III. H. KEECH, Clerk of the Court of Com.
Psas 5Sr sas tho
foregoing Is true and correct copy OF the
original now on file in said Cl' rk . ofiice.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto
IsEAL] said Court at Hillsboro this 2Sd
j. b. KEECH, Clerk.
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TARIFF LITERATURE FOR MI.

The eAMERICANPRoTEC IA RIFE LEAGUE
lb publishing q most valuable series Of TariF
documents. These are prepared with view
IL on sss cs aSe for
laborers, merchants or professional men.
Each issue of the series appeals to those en-
gagged ia separate industries, and presents in
disputable facts..comparisons of wages, cost
of living, and other arguments showing the
benefits of Protection.
Any single one viii be sent on receipt of 2
Tariff" which will be sent for cents.
any twelve for 20 cents or any five for 10
cents. postage paid. Order by number.
1-"wages, Living and Tariff" E. A. HARTs:
2-"The Hdv.ut..es Of Protective Tariff to AoA
the La.or aud Industries OF the United
sta!es." First Prize Essay. 1887. CRAw-
s"Home producton indi: pensable to Sup %
M dHW fress Of hS m Pson's
the United States and Adequate Home
Pred PrSducti9n .s..S Of these @ Commcdties Impos
l-"what are Raw Materials ss Il would % Free Raw %
e e Sss Uned hs
II FhsssT ssso HSaFn Ds g
S-"sOme Views on tho Tarir BY an ni. oId Bnsi. %
.r ness Man" GEO. DRAPER. ;....:....-... Sc
ne fsSssStye IaT pW.sss ls Aavantase' for 40
s-.Tie wool Interest" = Judge Ss %a IiwaIsc. e
1EOtoCtlOu Od. tree-lI2Qe.'-A Hl6tOrlChl
Review. D. e. HARTMAN. AH....,.........., 20
1O-"The Farmer and the Tariff" Col THOMAS
Protection as u Public Policy" GnoaoEiss.
12-"Repy to the Presidents frce:rrad mes: 10
sage" r. p. PORTER. ....................
lSI"Workingmen and the .-ir" ..........
1.-THE Vital Question: Shall American Indus
tries be Abandoned and American Mar.
kets Surrendered 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1s-Same in German, with Addition. -. ,:....... 8
l6-"The Progress Of One Hundred Years."
ROBERT =. PORTER. .......... ........... 9
E-"Protection for American shipping. ."...... 8
le-"Why Irishmen Should he Protectionists." )" 8
%0-".Protection;" z: II: AhNiDowN ........... {
2s-"The American Wool industry" Ell. A..
ss-"wssss and Cost Of Living D. wins
A-"Southern Farming Industries" "............ Z
"a Short Talk to Workingmen.". ............ 3
Protection and the Farmer" Senator g. NJ
................."........ II
The AMrRIcAM ECONOMIST. weekly, devoted to the
oisSassion Of an phases Of the Tariff question g
teotive Tarfn LEAGUE, 28 W. Esd ST., New York.
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Knocked Out.

Friday morning the Ohio Supreme
Court overruled the application Of Louis
Reemelin ct al for leave to Ale . peti.
tion in error, in the proceedings 70 en-.
join Mayor Mosby from appointing the
members Of the new Board Of City AZ
fairs for Cincinnati The ground for
this action 10 that the case is not q
proper one for Injunction.
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ConeumptIon surely cured,

To The Ep1roR:-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above.named
disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any Of
your readers who have consumption IL they will
send me their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, I. A. HLOCUM. N. O., 1s1 Pearl st.. N. Y
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School Examiners.

f7NHE Boarc of school t.xamlDersof Highland
L county give notice, that examinations OF
Applicants for Oertificateswill take placei in the
Hilsboro Main st. school building on the first
saturday of every month, and on the third Sat
arday of January, February, March, April,
August and Sep tember. The Examination fee
prescribed by law is 81 cents.
BY order of the Board
su23v1 r. B BARRETT, Clerk.
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Another originai Paekage Deeision.

Judge Caldwell, Of tho U. 8. Circuit
Court at Little Rock, Ark, hsA that
sn6ss the recent act OF Congress and the
existing State laws Of Iowa. ''ths origin
81 package Il dead, and hes no psotsos
tion OF Interstate Law after II CROSSES
lhe border Of prohibition State.
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Bee-Keepers Elect ofncers.

At the last days session of the Inter
national Bee-keepers' Association, at
Keokuk, Ia. the following officers were
elected: p. 81. Elwood, Starkville, N. Y.
president; Eugene Secor, Forest City,
Ia, vice-president; c. P. Dadant. Ham.
ilton, ILL.,, secretary; Ernest R. Root,
Medina, O., treasurer. Albany, N. Y.
was chosen Is the place Of next meet
inc.
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our Population.

A Census Bureau bulletin gives the
population Of the United States, exolu-
sive of whites in Indian Territory, In.
dams ON reservations and Alaska, at
90, 46o, $40.
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Ths Nicaragua Canal.

Work on the Nicaragua Canal from
the entrance at0reytown has progressed
into the interior about thirteen and one
half miles. The canal will be com.
pleted and open for traffic in the next
four years
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Norris watts Murderer.

Garrett Southern, wood-chopper Of
Tennessee, has been arrested, and con-
fesses the murder Of Norris Watts, the
young Englishmsn who was assassin.
ated while out hunting near Cumberland
Gan
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The notice that he 0svespmsatw weula
ssll the swamp and sailroad Indemnity
laaAe near Eau ClaPa VITA. hes Led =
~ A3scovsry that ~ ~ ipdsmnisQ
49, hsve bsea ets1poe1 = tAeas -
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Qsauins Lsprosy.

A genuine case Of leprosy has been
discovered at Chester, Pa, and there u
consequently much excitement Tho
victim is Q Swede, John Anderson.
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8PECIAL NoTICE,

person
bel = !.
Auditor hs
When ySu st G letter G.pc card % the
cias the dchars Of BE- the the
during
n' o. s i & s:S "a sssS as - 49, ~
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l. The charges against Christ &c,
either false. or perversions and mis-
representations Of the truth.
q Men often confess the truth 0
1esus, while they refuse " obey and up
AAld it
3 JesuS King In ahgsiss. e ar'
SfAen Truth. Justlss, Rsfesns.
4. Jesus u % oar hsaas. slA w nus
d9sonething WITH Hin-sfsAsr aeoaV
ssrsteot Him.
& It IL useless - roasen WITH ~
- have detesuined en thsir eosrs
Gen ethes sot4pea 09balise = ss11ou
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-22

Jehovah Jireh, we take thee at thy
promise ~ Will be God TO thee and thy
seed after thee"
Dead, the old chieftain must be laid cut.
Handle him very gently; that sacred body
is over a hundred and ten years of age. Lay
him out. stretch out those feet that walked
dry shOd the parted Jordan. Close these
lips which helped blow the blast at which
the walls of Jericho fell. Fold the arm that
lifted the spear toward the doomed city OK
Al. Fold it right over the heart that
exulted when tue five kings fell But where
shall we get the FURNISHED granite for the
hesdstone and the footsrone2 bethink my
self now. l imagine that for the head it
shall be the sun that stood still upon Gideon,
and for the foot, the moon that stood still in
the valley of Ajalon.
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SHOT TIE MorHzR SUPERIOR.
Fatal Ending Of Youths Infatuatior
for NUM-

VIENNA, Dec. 21.-A curious case Of at
tempted murder followed by shicide has
just been reported from Bruck, near Glatz
1t appears that young man named Franz
Plan was once nursed through a sickness by
a young nun belonging to convent IN that
city, and he became dsvotedly attached to
her. By soma means he heard that she was
lying ill in the convent. and, ACCOMPANIED
by a friend named Rankstmoverburg, who
hal at one time been a student Of theology,
he went to the mother superior and asked
e bs allowed to see the girl.
Since the rules of the institution forbade
her leaving it. the mother refused him this
favor, and Plan thereUpon drew a revolver
and fired uOon her. She fell immediately,
aad the unfortunate young fellow. thinking
he had killed her, turned the revolver on
himself. and before his friend could inter
pose fired and dropped mortality wounded
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FIGHT FOR LIFE WITH A THIEF.
Christian Biernaan Has q Struggle at
Midnight IN His Bedroom.

Christian Bi ernaan las a Struggle at
Midnight in His Bedroom.
SHENANDOAH, Dec. 21.-Christian Bier
man, shoe merchant, Of West Coal street,
has had thrilling encounter with bur.
giar. Mr.. and Mrs. Bierman occupy the
front room, second floor, over their store,
and just about midnight Mrs. Biermaa was
awakened by a strange noise in their bod
room.
Looking around she saw the form OF
man creeping along the floor. She thought
she would awaken her husband, but found
she cou.d not talk, being speeches. and in
deZed condition from fright, caused by
seeing an intruder in their private apart
Tnents at that lats hour. The burglar got
as far as the register aud was in the act OF
warming himself, the night being intensely
cold, when Dir. herman also awoke See
ing the form of a man before him, he
guessed his mission, jumped out of bed ana
tackled him. The burglar had revolver
in his hand and was about to fire at MIR.
Herman, and would have succeeded but for
his Quickness knocking tie weapon out
OF the burglars hand before he had time
to use it.
Mr.. Bierman then attacked the burglar
vigorously in a rough and tumble contest
Tor about fifteen minutes, and fiually sue
ceeded in throwing the intruder downstairs
after terrible fight for his life in the dark
ness, and at the dead hour of night. The
noise OF the fall awakened their next door
neighbor, who rushed to Mr.. Bierman's as
sistaace, but the burglar had by this time
escaped in the darkness.
Mr.. Blerman escaped with a few slight
bruises, but his wife IS still confined to her
bed from the fright The burglar succeeded
in taking about $50 in cash. and was lust
making for a drawer which contained a
large amount. and which would also have
been secured by him but for the timely
awakening of Mr. Biernan.
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INFORMATION WANTED
About Georgia Soldiers Who Were IN
the War.

ABOUT d6OrEl9 EOlQlerS " no w ore II
the War.
ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 2L-The following
is self-explenatory.
CHIcK'A AND CHATr'A NAT. ME- PARK CoMN'N.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WAsHINGroH, ID. c.. Dec. u.
'W.-To His Exceiency, w. j. NOrthen. Gov
ernor of Geo -gia: DEAR SIR-As the southern
member of tie above commission, ! desire to
call your attention to the act of congress to es-
tablish the park, especially,to section 2. copy
of the act IS inclos "a, and number Of the Con-
gresSionGt Record relating to the subject
An examination of the published reports OF
the battle Of Chickamauga, confederate, con-
tanned IN part ii, Vol. XXX. series ], Of the
official records of The union and confederate
armies, shows that there are no reports extant
from quite number OF Georgia regiments and
Chlckamauga. I furnish you a list of them
taken from the organization of the army OF
Tennessee, Gen. Braxton Bragg. G. S. army.
commanding, Sept. ~ and 20, 1888 con-
tanned in the volume mentioned above.
with the hope that your secretary of stare, or
adjutant general, some other officer or your
state government, may he able to communicate
and obtain from them for the use of this com
mission, some report OF the part taken Y their
respective commands in the battle. These re-
ports should give, as accurately as possible
positions occupied. movements. part taken
III the battle each day, losses etc.
do not know now ese to obtain the informa-
ton necessary to enable US to do justice to these
organizations. Viii you, therefor. refer this
Communication to some one who will take the
trouble to hunt up survivors Of each of these
regiments, batteries, etc, and obtain from them
all the Information they can supply, aud for
ward the same TO me? Very respectfully yours,
ALEX. p. STEWART.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

TREAS RS OFFICE OF THE CITY OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. GA, December ~, 1890
Notice is hereby gwen to the taxpayers of
the city Of Savannah that, under an ordinance
passed by the council on the 10th inst, the as
sessment and valuation of property made for
municipal taxation for the year 1890. under the
terms and provisions of the ordinance of The
city, passed November 49, 1889, will be con-
tinued as the basis of taxation by the CITY for
the year 1891 as to the real estate, including
improvements. covered thereby in the absence
OF objections.
Such objections, if any, must be fled in this
office within fifteen (f5) days from this date In
the absence OF objections within the time
specified, the assessment and valuation already
made will be considered as satisfactory, and
will be binding for the year 1891.
CHAS. s. HARDEE,
City Treasurer
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OUPID'5 HARVEST.
A Mining Town Frantic Over We'd
dings by the Wholesale.

dings by the Wholesale.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 21.-A special from
Mount Pleasant. Pa, says that little mining
town is in the throes Of a series OF mar
riSges de convenance.
1t seems the recent shutdown in the coke
regions has been especially hard on the
single mon, they being laid off in preference
to married men. Ali OF the single men en-
ployed in the immense Standard works of
the II. Q. Prick Coal company met in secret
at Mount Pleasant and passed unanimous
resolution to marry before the new SC lie is
presented, Jan. l. Several engagements
have already been announced, and the little
town is frantic
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co. OF Ga.
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec 8, 1890.
An election for thirteen directors to manage
the affairs of this company for the ensuing
year will be held at the Banking House in Sa
vannah, MONDAY. the 9th of january, 1891
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and {
O'Clock p. Ii. Stockholders and their families
will be passed free over the company's road to
attend the election, from the 8rd to the 5th Of
January, inclusive, and be passed free return
ing from the 9Th to the 18th of January, inclu
sive, on presentation of their stock certificates
to the conductors
T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
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STATE ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Col. W. w. Gordon of This City May
Be One OF the Men Eonored.

Col W. w. Gordon of This City Nav
Be One OF the Men Honored.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 21.-President
Brown of the Old Lease Company will
meet with Gov. Northern at the executive
Office in the morning at O'Clock, and if he
accep the terms of the claims commits
sion act in behalf of the company, as
nobody doubts that he will do, the commits
sionerS will at once be appointed, and their
names sent to the Senate for confirmation
The gossip among the Legislators is that
Hons. n. j. Hammond and j. G. c. Black
are on the governors list. This is asserted
very confidently. and yet no one seems able
to name either of the six remaining mem
bsrs of the prospective board. Hons. John
|. hall aud w. w. Gordon have also been
mentioned in this connection by the legisla-
tors, but not like, the others, as certainly
among the govern or's appointees.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co. OF GA
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 3, 1890.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this company will take place at the Banking
House, in Savannah, on TUESDAY, Dec. %. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Stockholders and their families
will be passed free over the companys road to
the meeting from the 10th to the sd. inclusive.
and will be passed free returning from the 23d
to the 9th, inclusive upon presentation of their
stock certificates to the conductors.
T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM Cashier.
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Irwinton at the Polls.

IRwINToN, Dec 2l.--The election for
county officers passed of quietly Friday
The returns show a majority for |. J. Foun-
tain, sheriff; H. d. Hughss, clerk; w. w.
Poole, tax reGeiver; j. f. BiIlue, tax COL
lector; G. R. Butler. treasurer; r. d. Nc
Cullen, coroner; and ]. T. Branan, sur
veyor. The old board of county
commissioners was reelected. 1t was the
most holly contested election ever held in
this county.