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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14
wR1aHTsvIbaIB AND TENN1LLp.
Annual Meeting Held, and Directors
and Officers Nlected.

Annual Meeting Held, and Directors
and officers Elected.
TENNILLE, GA, Jan. 13.-The stock
holders of the Wrightsville and Tennille
railroad held their annual meeting here to-
day. There were AGO shares represented
out Of 4,Sl0. The following We're elected
directors: w. B. Thomas, Tennille; A. F.
Daley, Wrightsville; r. L. Warthen, San
dersville; o. H. Rogers and Charles Hicks.
Dublin; j. W. Smith, Tennille; Edward
Mcintyre, Savannah; j. S. Wood ana G. W.
Perkins, Tennille. The board Of directors
elected W. B. Thomas president, and Supt
w: G. Mathews secretary and treasurer.
The stockholders authorized the board
to extend the road in southwestern direc-
ton with no particular objective point.
The road has only been completed three
years and has paid 20 per cent dividend.
There has been no accident in eleven
months, and the road never fails to make
connection. President Thomas is an
efficient and popular officer, and his able
management arlydemonstrates his abil-
ity. With the present board of directors
the road will continue to be "a paying invest
ment.
The results from the operation of the
ROAD for the last half year, ending Dec. 81,
are as follows:
1901 1000
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Maximum Temperature. IS; minimum tenn
perature. g. zoo ~
Observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations.
The hight of the river at Augusta at
1888 o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time)
was 20 feet-a rise of OIL feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH, Jan. IS, 7:36 p. NJ. city time.
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Passed a sunken Vessel.

New YORK, Jan. 13-The steamer CITY
of Augusta from Savannah, which arrived
here to day, reports that on Jan. 10 at $40
o'clock a. m, eleven miles north of Barne-
gat about four miles from land, she passed
a mast floating, gaff, and a spar. The
top was just above water, apparently at
tached to a sunken vessel.
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BIDS FOR A FLOOD GATE.

OFFICE COUNTY ENGINEER, Jan. 4th, 1890.
G EALED BIDS are solicited for building a 20
- foot f1oodgate at the mouth of Casey canal.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this
Office daily from to $50 A. NJ. Bids must be
handed in by IL A. 22d January. Right reserved
to reject any or all bids.
ED j. THOMAS County Engineer.
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BEEcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and ner-
vous ills.
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FOR RENT, LIST February. a comfortable
house with seven rooms. with bath. hot and
cold water. and all modern improvements. In
quire on premises. 10 Jones street.
ENOR RENT. cheap house. IFS Barnard street {,
Il Dashers Range, in first-class order and
comfortable house. present occupant leaving TO
60 into his own house; possession given Feb !.
Apply 70 II. N. HUTTON, 81 Bay street, or
l. DASHER 166 CASTOR street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A SAN ADVERTISEMENT,
HEIDI
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Whitman's Csc. Chocolates. ............,. 41c.
Marshmaliows.. .............35 c.
Chocolate Nougat. Observation-Disclosures. .36c.
Cream Almonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Bic.
CSC. Mixed Candy 49c.
AUG. mixed Canoy &c.
doc. Chocolate Creams. ......................2 $780,
Pure Sugar Mixed Candy ..............,.,16c
Pure Hoarhound Cough Candy .........,,-,.2 Csc.
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PROPosALs wANTFD.

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BIDS FOR A BRIDGE.
COUNTY ENGINEERS OFFICE, SAVANNAH,
~ Jan. 9, 1890.-Sealed bids are invited until
O'Clock p. NJ, Jan. Goth, for rebuilding and
keeping in repair for seven years the Telfair
Bridge crossing the Savannah and Ogeechee
canal about two and half miles from the city.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this
office daily, from 20 0:30 A. NJ. County reserves
the right to reject all bids.
EDw. ]. THOMAS.
o. 81 L.
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I OST, a large black dog Finder will be suit.
~ ably rewarded by returning him TO 81
Gordon street, or 1856 Congress street. GEO. w.
BECKETT. Ia al
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IOHOTOGRAPHY.-Pr reduced: two dol
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graphs. j. N. WILSON, 81 Bull street, opposite
the Screven House
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEoUs.

ENOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
Il merry occupied by Artesian Toe Company.
Apply 70 F. G. BELL Business ONCE, Morning
News
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LNoR RENT, dwelling on southwest corner
a. Of Barnard and Gordon street lane. |. D.
LAR0CHE. 81 SON. ~
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NOR RENT, two large rooms furnished or
II unfinished; use OF bath. Apply at 105
Gordon street. between / and O'Clock.
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Nov is THE OPPORTUNITY -The five.
~ aero lots Immediately south Of the city
are being sold rapidly; over one-third sold
already; call early il YOU desire TO secure one;
the best Investment yet offered. Apply to ROBT.
H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer, or address by
postal card
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Light rain at intervals.
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Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, Jan. is, 1890, and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years:
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
ENoR RENT, house 1913 Gordon street. w. W.
II FRASER
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-13


Fort Bend. state of Texas, unlawfully and with
express malice sforethought kill one ]. NJ.
shambliu by shooting him with gun contrary
to. ETC., etc.
The first objection is that the Indictment fails to
charge the accused murdered deceased. This is
not well taken as appears from a lengthy dis
cussion OF the question with conclusio n that the
facts constituting the ofense must be alleged.
The second objection, that the indictment onits
TO charge the time and place OF the alleged
shooting is without substance, for if the &C
cused killed deceased by shooting him with
gun the shooting must have occurred at that
time, and this is alleged. Third, the indict-
ment fails to charge the inliction OF mortal
wound; He could not have killed him by shoot
ing without intiicting mortal wound. Fourth,
it omits to charge the day of wounding and
death. But. il he killed him on q certain day
by shooting him, he must have wounded him
before he died, and deceased must died on that
day. The indictment informs defendant in the
simple method OF the charge against him, as
f9ily and not as confusing a common law in
dietment. The further objections that the
charge did not show that the shooting was done
unAwfully and with malice aforethought, and
thAt it is defective for want of certainty, are
fqted reason supported by the authority. The
INDICTMENT is sufficient and the motion for re-
hearing is oTerruled. 81
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DEPREDATING REDSKINS.
Cheyennes in Montana Making Trouble for
Cattl emen and settlers-Uprising Ex-
pected at Tongue River.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June IA dispatch
from st. Paul regarding the Indian ex-
element IN Montana says: Gen. Ruger
commander of the department of Dako-
Ia, has advices from Tongue River, Gus
ter and Keogh, that the Indians are in an
excited frame of mind over the shortage
of subsistence, and that alarm exists
among settlers, but he has no informa-
ton of an uprising and does not believe
in the number of murders reported.
There are now four companies of cavalry
at Tongue River in command of Maj.
Carroll, and there are companies from
Fort Keogh on their way to arrive Fri
day. There are 900 Cheyennes and Crows
on the adjoining reservation, but the lat
ter are peaceabls. ''There is no doubt -
said the general, "that the military on
the ground is easily able to cope with the
Indians in case of an uprising, which 1
don't anticipate. The June roundup
among the cattlemen is due, and the
arms sent by Governor Toole may be for
their protection. -
A dispatch from Billings, Mont. says:
''The first man to be killed by the Chey-
enDes is the mayor of the Tongue River
agency. Indians are now killing cattle
by the hundred. Yesterday forty head
or more were found killed on Pumpkin
creek. Four companies of troops and
cavalry have left Fort Keogh for the
scene of the trouble. Men just in
from the Rosebud country report
three ranch properties burned
By Indians. and other houses
shot into, but no people killed. A posse
of cowboys left Rosebud last evening and
said they would drive the Indians back
on the reservation without regard to
troops. The Indians are camped only
eiShteenHniles from StOrana on the Rose
bud river. Cowboys engaged in the
roundup are expected down the river
to- morrow. and the posse which left
Rosebud expect to be joined by them
near where the Indians are now
camped -
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3 ds!eana.
lnnlan-A Of AhnEarattn

SV"VsF0nuence OF thes3aLette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX. = June l1.-Mr.
James Harrison died here last night. His
Vile is sister of Mrs. Wheeler, wife of
our present acknowledgements. Mrs.
Wheeler is here.
Inc crops Of Navarro county were never
Ds''er than they are at present and
PROMISE much larger yield than last
year, especially the cotton crop. Farm
eFs are in fine spirits.
me Incorporation of our board of trade
uuu The vim with which our merchants
alu other business men are going into it f.,
WI De great advantage to the city in
s'ematizing business and giving prom
''..Ipce to our Importance as a commercial
AIg distributing point.
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Weafherford,

Special 10 the Gazette.
WATERFRONT, TEX, June l2.-It
has been aseertained here that the trav-
cling men, or that body of them known
as the 7. P. A. have on foot move to
select hotels and transfer lines with
which they will make contracts and give
all of their patronage. Mr.. Ed Locket
of Dallas, the committeeman of the
Travellers protective association to make
these contracts, was in the city few
days ago on this business, and it is sup
posed closed the contracts as to this city Z.
Messrs. John P. Owens and John
TreadweII have returned from trip to
Quanah on their bYcicle. They had a
splendid trip on their wheels, and they
say the voyage was much more pleasant
than they had anticipated.
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Gaireston,s A8hrorIntIon.

GALVESTON, TEX. June I2.-Galves-
ton is feeling quite jubilant over the
favorable outlook of the passage of the
special appropriation bill for harDor I'M
provsments. Several kilograms from
appointment persons in Washington, in
'poation to know, have been received
hers to this effect to-day, Maj. R. G.
LoWe of the News being in receipt of
o1H from Representative Grain, which is
akJolloWs: Especial appropriation bill
win come up for consideration at this
SESSION, Reliable. -
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Investigating the Fiiibus,srinc Scheme,

ln'estgating the Filibustsrine Scheme.
can FRANCIsCo, CAL, June PA
special from San Diego says United
s'A'e' Marshal George E. Gard arrived
w, I'VE Eusenada, Lower California, yes
uay' where he had been making in
.ssaEation of the filibusteriug move
Ient which was recently exposed. Dur
rts,I us investigation a copy of the pro-
vS s.OIal constitution of the new republic,
v. .'u The flibusters expected to form
vas secured, and this document was for
bs-1ueu TO Washington. Its chief points
save already been telegraphed.
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Want the Grant Set Aside.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, June I2.-Advices
from Lower California state tina t Ameri-
can colonists on the Mexican Ian COM
pauy's grant have petitioned the Me1i-
can government TO have said grant set
aside on account of alleged oppression s
of the company. The manager of tn e
company, II. N. Lear, has left for En-
gland
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ORGANIZED.

The North Texas Medical Association at Abi-
line-A Prisoners Leap at Comauehe.
Conesrondence ofthe Gazette.
CoMANCHE, June lI.-Your cores
pendent, accompanied by DR.. s. L.
Ewrown of this place, has just returned
from an overland trip to the "queeu city
Of the West" (Abilene), whittier we
went to assist in the organization of the
Northwest Texas Medical association.
There was an enthusiastic meeting of the
doctorS, and the organization was 81,
iected with Dr.. S. II. Stout of Cisr6 as
president, DR.. c. i. Paine of ComRaehe
fret yice-president, with secondhand
third e-preSidents; DR.. ColemRn OF
Colorado City secretary and tressrr er.
After very interesting session the meet,
Ing adjourned to meet in Cisco the RFst:
Tuesday in October. Abilene is the bert.
town in the West, Comanche of couFsH
excepted, aud bids fair in the ,HsAT
inture TO be a city. Her citizens oehl.
iainly know how TO entertain visitors ;SdS
they left nothing uudone to make bur
stay pleasant, and we will not soon f9fget
our visit to Abilene.
Yesterday, while the jailor was attend
ing TO the wants of the prisoners, Lee
howard, who has been in jail some time
on charge Of theft Of cattle, attempted
10 escape By jumping. out of a second
Hory window of the jail dislooating his
ankle and receiving other, slight injuries.
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Its Rree,sens Qualities


ABILENE. Tx, Qctgt 1ss<t5s
Mr.. E. L. bitch, Agent Chsse 5ssfm Ex-
terminator, Aeilsnes
DEAR SIR-IhsF t2f55es . 5EAering with chills
and malsIsSs eSe 81 the psst SIX weeks or
moresRrgE ise4 si9foEs remedies, which failed 70
giYs retiez Twas finally induced to Try ''Chas.
fA5fSAfGerm Exterminator, ,, and after using
Ssss than one gallon feel ike new man-fever
entirely gone and appetite first class. 1 belieYe
this TO be most wonderful medicine and cheer
fnlly Indorse il as such. Respectful x - ; Is
CHASs<ff3 ~ z1tzs
Germ Exterminator Coz 80 tsfeet, Fort
Worth, Tex. 49,,
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
GALVESTON SPOT.
Special to the Gazette.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, June 12.-The following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot to-
day at the leading markets, together with the
closing for middling yesterday, with to-daY's
-aleg:
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Instant Instant Lung Cure, - FFtpA f.66;
ms ms worst cases ehraR5v tssS diseases
So,,1l ~ CongE9aSsfTes should order
ps '..S .aflrlJInlssa4iisssiy. DR.. Cheek, Put
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rarSsssSis a Failure

when the wife pos and wastes away. 1t is
necessary in caSfS female weakness and de-
bility to give ,id1fens44 and restore health and
vigor by the ocular use,of Creole Female Tonic,
womGn's hes friend. Fsss
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FINANCIAL

Special TO the Gazette.
LONDON, June l2.-Consvls closed s7lL for
money; for silver, IS.
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
Special to the Gazette
NEW YoRK. June II.
Sterling-Bank, eodsys. ...-..... s5IkG4 $50
Sterling-Commercial, GO days. S. al $50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT GO days So
FTancs-Bank. 80 dsys....-.-.-.-. 1881
Commercial, 60 days.. 49,. 1885,
EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Special to the Gszette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June u.
sterling-CommerciaI. 60 dsys.....4 s4a4 snL
Francs-Commeroial. 60 days-.....5 20
New York sight-BAnk --.-....-...- Il 90 premium
Commercial. -.......--.--.s....... % premium
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
BosToS, Mass, June II.
Mexican 40
stock------.--.--.-. .----.s---.-.......2s5saZS5
EXCHANGE AT GALVESTON
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON. Tx. June IL.
sterling-ec days. ---.-...--...---....g 50
New York-Sight ---.-..--...--.-....PGr
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sogae great GernAn opsratio duo, the
io humans ,-4at .Afifews' Pavilion Thester
,,ght. TA hnest vooalists in the
'e' t -,
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having dissouShusd our retail BUSH
ass We wifi Ter special bargains TO
Csn iers OF easehr fancy shelf goods.
so Tt, 81 once you can find good as
'nt' seRT FORTH GROCER Co.
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.---I5rsF.f sI,l Z J
1EE ":

ViEAGyE fEXAS-The largest business
lSALZnhz Eeef held in the South will begin
&atse last eight weeks at the Dallas Bosl-
eHk<s college. Full diploma business course,
SIS; full course short hand and typewritiug. So;
full course pennnanship, -. Address z. P.-s
Preuitt, president, Dallas, Tex. 49,
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Snecime1a Cases.

S. Il. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was troubled
with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach
was disordered, his liver was affected to an
ffSttSAlgy reduced in flesh and strength Ehree
fbott1sSof Electric Bitters cured himSsSesSS
EdMaTd Sheppard, Harrisburg, IsSfad 3
Usedfsfree botffes of ELECTRIC, Pity End seyEh
boX$kof Buck1eA's Arnicass Elv ibis lS1eSt
sa4pf and weaA JohYfsee az ert FataFl 10,
hdteGve large f8ezSsefes on Hts4eg, dotlt6 Kid
he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salye cured him
entirely. Sold by n. E. GrEmmer, Druggist
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GENERAL AIARKETl
GALVESTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. June I2.-Wool secured and
unsecured firm and unchanged.
Spring-Twelye months clip
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RoNns AND STOCKS.

NEW YORK. June I2.-Bonds and stocks
closed at the following prices bid:
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Drs Ass.a 5 AattisOn extract teeth
witheuSafn
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Ministers Rawyegss Teachers and 9TH
sFs whose oc@agstfSh gives little exer-
else, shouid Carter's Little Liver
FAL' Tor torPhlE yer and biIiousness.
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FREIGHTs FROM GALVESTON.
MD EXPORTS AT ALL UNITED
STATES PORTS

STOCKS AT ALL UNITED STATES PORTS,
GALVESTON. TEX, June T.
Special to the Gazette.
StOCks THIS day. l5E, so
Stocks this day lAstYesr....... ......,.. 24I 6s7
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The North Texas Medical Association at abb.
line-A Prisoners Leap at Comanehe.
Corresrondence ofths Gazette.
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Quotations, based on small lots to retsil deal
eTs. AcetsniIid, Y o., 12c; aeetie acid, No. S,
y SC; carbolie acid. eryst., y b. zoe; muri-
attic acid, c. P, Y D.. 2ic: nitric acid, C. p
y b. 25c: sulphurio acid, G. P, y b. 25c; tan
mic acid, bulk. ' B. 81 IS; alcohol, 50 per cent.
Y GAL. 81 IS; alum. Y b, &c; antifsbEine y o.;
Donate, Y b. lac; blae vitroi. y D, saI0c; blue
mass, 3. Sc; blue ointment, y b, 50; borsx
y p, I2c;camphor gun, " D, 50G55c; capsicun,
pow'd, ,, lsc; copperas. v D, 2Gse; Dover's