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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-07
Their Name is D'Este.
From the Chicago Ne,es.

A correspondent who seems TO know what
he is talking about writes to the London
Times protesting against the vulgar error
of surprising that the family name of the
present reigning dynasty in Great Britain
is Guelph. If the royal family can be said
to have family name that name is d'Este,
not Guelph. The last Guelph of the male
line was Guelph I'LL, Duke of Carinthia.
He died without issue, and left the repre-
sentatlon of his family to his only sister,
Cunegunda, who, in 1040, welded Azo
d'Este, Marquis of Este
From this marriage, in direct male line,
descended all the members of the royal and
ducal families of Hanover and Brunswick,
whose correct family name, therefore, is
d'Este. That this is the case is evident
from the fact that the children of the late
Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex,
whose marriage with Lady Augusta Muir
ray was invahdated by the royal marriage
act of r772, assumed the surname of d'Este,
not Guelph.
There are very many, however, who
maintain that when she welded with the
German Prince Consort Victoria forfeited
her maiden family name Whatever it was),
and that all her children should be regarded
as members of the family whose name their
father bore, this being the custom and law
throughout christendom.
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FARMERS MAY LIE ABED.
TEN O'CLOCK SUGGESTED AS TIE
TINE FOR MEETING.

1t was Expected That the Sessions
Would Begin Early and Sit Late
Only One Bill offered in the Senate
Mr.. Clifton Presents q Big Batch of
Savannah Bills
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. "a resolution.
fer which the public was scarcely prepared,
proposing that the customary daily sessions
of the two Houses should begin at 10 o'clock
in the morning, was offered in the Senate
this morning. II had been looked upon as
pretty certain that legislature, in which
early-rising farmers predominated, and
which was pledged to set the pattern for
brief sessions. would have no patience with
late hours " hen the resolution comes to be
acted upon tomorrow this prediction may
be justified, but the very suggestion seemed
surprising under the circumstances.
ONLY ONE BILL OFFERED.
The one bill offered brought up the
question of whether or not the amendment
recently ratified allowing first readings 10
consist of rehearsing the captions only, was
10 be regarded as firmly engraftedion the
state constitution. The bill itself was
local one of DO special interest, and only
claimed attention through its bulk, a
recommendation which appealed so little to
the senators that one of them slung the new
amendment at il, but failed to chop It on.
the chair being of the opinion that doubt
existed whether the amendment was or
was not law.
A resolution was proposed with view OF
settling the judgcship and and solicitorship
races quickly. The proposition is to take
up the elections on Monday next, and stick
TO them till they are disposed of, no matter
how long it takes Judging by the number
of candidates one meets, it viii take good
long while
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In the HOUSE.

The second DAY in the House was a
routine drag excepting the first half hour.
Elder Bryan of Floyd county was requested
70 offer prayer, and before the echo from
the roll call had died away Mr.. Clifton of
Chatham arose and had the first local bill
of the session read. Ii was a petition for
the incorporation of an electric railway
company of Savannah.
Two meInbers-elect. who had just arrived,
were sworn in, and the proceedings inter-
rupted other bills that Chatham had TO
present.
A call of the counties was taken up for
the introduction of new bills. Among those
introduced we're the following:
By Mr.. Baxter of Bibb-To extend the
time of the charter of the Macon AMI At
lantic railroad sixty years.
By MIR. HUMPHREYS of Brooks-Creati
a board of commissioners for each militia
district in that county.
BY Mr.. Harper of CarroL-Incorporati
the Atlanta and Birmingham railroad
A message from the Senate asked that a
joint committee of two from the Senate and
three from the House confer and report as
TO what public offices are to to be filed by
the present legislature.
BY Mr.. Davis of Burke-Incorporating
the Southern Exchange Bank, with its main
Office in Atlanta.
BATCH OF SAVANNAH BILLS.
Mr.. Clifton of Chatham arose, and when
his county was called presented batch of
local bills which were being read until the
Joint session interrupted.
Tomorrow morning Chatham's time
comes again.
Four bills were read regulating the grant
ing Of new trials with restrictive intent
making employers responsible for injuries
sustained by employees to the same extent
as corporations; providing a penalty
for usury where the title is conveyed to the
creditor. The fourth bill requires male
citizens of Savannah, between 81 and 90
years of age, to do road duty or pay a spe-
cial tax in lieu thereof.
Announcement was made that the SEN
ate was ready for the joint session to open
and count the election returns for state
house officers.
Col. Ryals was very anxioussto have the
Mount Vernon Railroad Company's bill of
incorporation introduced, but the arrival of
the senators prevented.
The result of the election as already
printed was announced by President
Mitchell, and the governor and state house
officers were declared elected An hour and
a half was consumed by the election verifi-
cation.
A motion to adjourn was hold up TO en-.
able Mr.. Martin OF Fulton to offer a resolu
ton for joint committee of two from the
Senate and three from the House to call
on the governor-elect and learn his pleasure
regarding his inauguration. Col. Nortben
lest night stated that the inauguration
would take place Saturday.
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a BLAZE AT bailey.
Seven Thousand Dollars Worth of
Property DESTROYED.

seven Thousand Dollars Worth of
Property Destroyed.
BARLEY, Ga, Nov. 6-About IL O'Clock
last night fire was discovered in the store
of L. j. Tippen, which resulted in the de-
struction of about 81, 900 worth Of property.
1t is supposed that rats started the flame.
Had it not been for the heroic efforts of the
people the loss would have been much
greater. The following are the principal
losers:
Carter & Minis, merchandise, $4,000.
L. j. Tippins, merchandise, 1000.
Graham & Cook, drugs and storehouse.
81, 500
j. w. Tippins, storehouse. barn, stables.
feed, etc., 1000.
w. w. Beach. two storehouses, 1000.
l. j. Hall. merchandise, $500.
There was also a loss of about 5000 in
postage stamps and other postoffice supplies.
which were kept in.the store Of Cartin &
Minis. Four registered letters in transit
from the Reidville route were DESTROYED.
The letter cabinet with the local letters was
saved.
None Of the losses except the dwelling OF
j. W. Tippins, which was slightly damaged
were covered by insurance.
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A FARMER ROBBED.

A Negro Who Drove His Wagon Ar
rested on Suspicion.
GRIFFIN. GA, Nov. 6.-Dock Garden, q
farmer living in Pike county, was 10 Griffin
yesterday with cotton. He purchased his
family supplies and took on a good supply
Of whisky. At night in going home be was
unable to drive his team. A negro named
Oscar Sims offered 70 assist him. After
driving out about seven miles the wagon
was stopped by the roadside. About l
O'Clock this morning Garden woke up to find
himself covered with blood aud an ugly
wound on the right side of his head. All
the purchases of the day had been taken
from the wagon and Garden robbed of $50
in money and fine watch. The police
succeeded in arresting Sims. and be is now
in Jail awaiting further DEVELOPMENTS.
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Racing at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-The weather was
perfect and the track fast to-day. The
events were as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Five and a half furlongs. Cold
Stream won, with Dover second and Kanesville
third Time 100.
SECOND RAoE-Six furlongs Painkiller won,
with Tanner second and Mabel third. Time
las.
THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs. Kitty T. won,
with Helen Rose second and Willard third.
Time 1;O21s
FOURTH RAcE-Free handicap; one mile
Yoberz won, with O'Falace second and Golden
Reel third. Time :43S4
FIFTH RACE-Selling; one mile and three fur
longS, over five hurdles. Longshot won, with
ZANZIBAR second and Greytown third. Time 2:37
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COLOR LINE ROW AT BOSTON.

Two Negro Females Enter the Con-
servatory of Music.
BOSTON, Nov. 6.-The executive COM
mittee and trustees Of the New England
Conservatory Of Music, with regard to the
objections made by some of the white girls
to the retentian of two colored pupils, have
voted in favor of retaining the colored girls,
Misses Quincy and Deverney, as boarders
and room pupils IL they so desire. The girls
state that they viii remain in the institution.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
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to all and have made it the most
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Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
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substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1c SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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a Good spec" in Land

TOWNSVILLE. GA, Nov. GA. T..
Mcintyre, Jr., closed up the sale on yester-
day OF $1,000 acres of pine lands in Colouitt
county at very good price. Mr.. MCINTYRE
has been buying Colauitt county lands ever
since the Georgia Southern and Florida
railroad, from Iifton to Townsville, was
declared certainty. He realized about
$1,000 in profit on the deal, although he had
to pay. in many instance. from So to SO per
acre for the land
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CHIcAao's MASONIC TEMPLE.
The Cornerstone OF the 100000
LIZ n

The Cornerstone OF the 100000
Structure Just Laid.
CHICAGO, Nov. G.-The cornerstone of
the magnificent Masonic Temple, to be
erected at the corner of Randolph and State
streets, was laid this afternoon with the
solemn symbolism and impressive cere-
monies of the Masonic order. The presence
of the sublime princes of the Oriental con-
sistory. and of the members of the Scottish
Rite in full regalia and uniform, made the
display an imposing sight. The value of
the ground and leases is estimated at
81, 500 900, and the structure TO be erected is
to cost not less than So 000, ZOO.
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HER TITLE COST HER DEAR.

Heavy Judgments Entered Against
the Duchess of Marlborough.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Heavy judgments
were to-day entered against the Duchess
of Marlborough on default for debts con-
tracted at Birmingham, England. The
judgments amount in the aggregate to
$676, l21. and are for money loaned to her
in that place. Her creditors are: Lloyds
Bank 100000, Robert Harding Milward
1862, 600, and John Jeffrey $4,000, who
secured judgment for these amounts, be-
sides costs, and interest from Sept. 26, when
the money was borrowed. Summons was
served personally upon the duchess, but
she did not appear.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES. 1890

OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AND COUNTY Taxes
CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 8, 1890 J
THE DIGEST Is NOW OPEN FOR THE
COLLECTION OF THE ABOVE TAXES ON
ALL PROPERTY. REAL AND PERSONAL:
THE SPECIFIC TAX ON PROFESSIONS;
ALSO THE POLL TAX FOR EDUCATION
AL PURPOSES ON ALI. MALE RESI-
DENTS OF THE CITY AKD COUNTY RE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF III AND 60 YEARS.
Office at the court house. Hours Ia. m. to
Up m. JAMES ]. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector c. c.
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A PLArFoRM GIVES WAY.
One Man Killed and Several Others
Seriously Injured.

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-A platform upon
which was standing q number of employees
of Lyon & Healy's musical instrument
factory. collapsed yesterday, and instantly
killed William Tishendorfa, aud seriously
injured Dora Clifford, William Mechanics,
Henry Rodline, John Steele and John
Kohier. Some time ago the employees
of the factory, about 800 in all,
arranged to have their photographs taken
and employed carpenter to construct q
temporary stage for them to occupy while
sitting for negative. When the employees
had taken their position ON the platform it
gave way under their weight. Hundreds
of men and women were thrown in mass
and those who escaped without broken
limbs suffered painful bruises and scratches.
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BosToN, Oct 6.-W. G. Bell & Co.,
provision dealers at No. SO Commercial
street, had paper go to protest yesterday,
and have made an assignment The firm
has done large business and it is expected
decline to make any statement.
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A MuRDERER,s NECK SAVED.
Gov. Gordon Commutes the Sentence
OF Emily Boone.

OF mly Boone.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 6.-The negress
Emily Boone, who was TO have been hanged
at Calhoun tomorrow. will 90 to the peni-
tertiary for life instead. Gov. Gordon winds
up his executive career by committing her
sentence in response to a heavy petition
from Gordon county, where the sentiment
against the hanging of a woman appears to
be universally entertained. No other could
arouse the people TO intercede In her
behalf, since she deliberately poisoned
a family of ten people, ana before
succeeding made more than one attempt to
carry out her fiendish purpose. The family
was that Of Joseph Tally, negro. His
wife and one child died from the poison,
while he and two others were lifelong
paralytics Only one woman has ever been
hanged in the state. She was Susan Ebor-
hardt, who murdered Mrs. Spann in Wei
ster county during Gov. Smiths ad-
ministration.
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Walters Go on a strike-

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. o.-The walters in
all the Augusta hotels belonging to the
walters union struck tonight just at the
supper hour for an advance from SIS To
SlSper month. The demand being refused
they marched out, but their places were
filed and supper was served.
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Died in Enenpal

SwAINsBoRo, Nov. 6.-Welcome Cole
man, one of the Oldest and most respected
citizens of this county, died yesterday of
heart trouble. He will be buried to-day
With Masonic honors at Summertown, in
this county.
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DEATHS GOLDEN HARVEST.
Two Well Beloved Ladies or Sumter
County Called Home.

OOunty called Home.
AMERICUs, Ga, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Warren
died to-day. She was probably the oldest
lady in the city, being about 80. She was
the wife of Judge Lott Warren, who was a
prominent lawyer aud jurist in this section
forty years ago. She was the mother of
Mrs DR.. Hardwick of this city and of the
late Judge L. D. Warren of Albany.
Another sad death occurred at Magnolia
Springs in this county to-day, that of Miss
Maud Reed, the beautiful daughter of ]. A.
Reed. She was II years old, the idol of her
parents, and the favorite in her circle of
friends
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A medical journal says that a we'll,
healthy man.will suffer more from the prick
OF pin than he will from the pain of disso-
luton in case he dies natural death. Per-
haps so; but he is more apt to recover from
the prick of pin. -Aorristoi0n Herald.
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An Insurance Company,s COLLAPSE.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. G. - The Manufact-
urers' Mutual Insurance. Company has been
placed in the hands OF receiver and will
be wound up The assets are about $50, 600
The liabilities, actual and contingent, are
about $4,000
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

ZTTTROUER-The relatives and acqusint-
ance OF Mrs. NJ L Zittrouer. W. W. Doty and
H. Y. Righton are invited TO attend the funeral
of the eldest daughter Of Mrs. Zittrouer, at
Laurel Grove Cemetery, at 10 O'Clock THIS
MORNING
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A Prominent Mason Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6-Hiram Bas-
sett, past grand master of the masons, died
at Milersburg, Ky, to-day, of paralysis,
at the age Of 20. he has taken every de-
gree known to the order.
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a Buoy Near the vizcava.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6-The lighthouse
board has placed whistling buoy to the
eastward of the wreck of the steamship
Vizcaya, Off Barnegat
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Alhanu,s .Inllihnatinn

ALBANY, GA, Nov. g.. This city is in an
1proar OF Publication tonight. Cannons,
nIe-c. crackers and tin horns are heard all
over the city.
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MEETINGS.

LANDRUM LODGE NO. IS. y. AND A. NJ
A regular communication of this A
Lodge viii be held THIS friday EVEN Wy
ING at o'clock at Masonic Temple.
Members Of sister lodges and transient breth.
rem are cordially invited to attend. By order of
A. H. MACDONELL, w. NJ
H. E. WILSON. Secretary
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ON DRAuGET.
NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against har
boring or trusting any of the crew of the British
steamship NEW GUINEA, as neither the can
tain nor consignees will be responsible for any
debts contracted by them.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
Consumes
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ATTENTION, GERMAN VOLUNTEERS

The Veteran. Honorary and Pay Members of
the corps are hereby invited to unite with the
command at supper at the Blues Bazaar
THIS EVENING at O'Clock. The command
will assemble at the Armory.
HENRY KOLSHORN,
Lieut.. Condg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb !, 1890 the basis of rtsns-
sreT,ent of all advertising 81. the NoRNIl,e
NEWS totH be agate or at the rate Of 81 20 an
inch for the Iirst Insertion
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PULASKI COUNCIL no. I5s. r.. A.

A regular meeting THIS EVENING at 8
O'Clock at Knights OF Pythias Hall
C SAUSSY, Regent.
CLARENCE s. CoNNERAr. SECRETARY
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1000
Don't BE "sHORTo OF ..MONEY-.

For II you are. ''Uucfe Adam" at No. 20 Jeffer-
son street. between Congress and Broughton
streets VIII advance you on your Jewellery.
Diamonds, Clothing, Etc, Etc. Open, "A. NJ to
P.A ADAM STRAUSS, Manager.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS OF CHATHAM Co., GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH GA, Oct. 9th, 1890
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-To all whom
u may concern: All persons interested are
hereby notified that if no good cause be shown
70 the contrary. an order will be granted bv
tne commissioners Of Chatham county and ex
or1clo Judges on the 18th day of NOVEMBER
1880, establishing a new road as marked out by
the Road Commissioners appointed for that
purpose, commencing at the crossing of
tne CITY and suburban railway with the Parker
road on the Isle of Hope, and running in a north
and south direction TO the lands of De Renne.
thence in westerly direction TO the Skidaway
road, and through the right of way of said rail-
way company and the lands of the School
House tract Robert Grower Ben Aiken, Pat
rick Powers Bernard l. Mcintyre, Johanna o.
Lawn; G Y. Richardson, Jno. F. LaFar the es-
tate of Thomas Henderson, Mrs. John W. Bur
roughs and John H. Estin, and having an uni
form width of fifty feet,
By order of the Commissioners of Chatham
county and ex-officio Judges
JNO. R. DILLON, Clerk G. C. c.
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TO THE PUBLIC

To The PUBLIC.
All persons are cautioned against PURCHASING
that tract of land in Chatham County. Georgia
immediately south of the extended limits OF
the city OF Savannah known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres, more or less, bounded on the north bv
Estlu Avenue, east by Waters Road, south by
lands of Barstow, and west By lands Of Gen. 4,
II. Lawton, as have made contract for the
purchase thereof. and intend to epniv To the
courts for a specific performance Of the con.
tract. J. II. ESTILIA
SAVANNAH, Aug 80 1898
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DAY opened an Office for the purpose of carry
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A share of your patronage is earnestly solicited
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SAVANNAH. Nov l. 1900
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-10
200 kALENDARzy

MARY ANSKICH
odebraliSmy W tym
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dzieslat W prezencie
pomiedzy naszych a.
bonent6w, kt6rzy W
ostatn1ch trzech ty-
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"a Wiarusa."
Odtad jeszcze przez
ca}y Kwiecieh be-
dziemy pose}ac W
DrGZGncle NdlenudIZe
Maryanskie.
NOWI ABONENCI, ktorzy
diva dolary naprzod opfaca,
dostanq opr6cz Kalendarza
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(Nabozenstwo do sw. Jozefa
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to przez ca1y rok darmo i'm
posefac bedziemY gazetke pod
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Gle Kalendarz Maryanski i
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Kto JUL odehraf W prezencie
ksiaaeczki, moze dostac takze
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