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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-29
LIVELY DAY AHEAD,
BANKERS IN A PINCH.
Jamison and Co. Of Philadelphia
Aegi1u

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 2s.-B. K.
Jamison & Co., bankers and brokers, have
suspended and assigned to Samuel Justice
Thompson. The firm could not realize
upon their assets.
Nothing regarding their liabilities or
assets could be learned The firm has not
carried on a very large stock brokerage
business for some years past. being chiefly
interested in promoting financial projects.
JAMIsoY's PROMINENCE
B. K. Jamison. the head of the firm is
largely interested in the Edison Electric
Light Company Of this city, being its vice
president. He is also a director IN the
Fourth Street National Bank, West Phila-
delphia Bank and Safe Deposit Company.
and West Philadelphia Mutual Saving
Fund and Trust Company. Mr.. Jamison is
also treasurer Of the famous Clover Club,
and one Of its best known mem
bers He is also veteran
four-in-hand driver and his tally-ho coach
Rambler" is well known throughout the
east. The firm consists of B. K. Jamison
William NJ. Stewart, J. Henry Kershaw,
Philip F. Kelly and A. G.. Plummer. The
local stock market was unaffected by the
faiure
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SATURDAYS SPECIAL PRICES.
GIVEN AWAY To-Day
AT HEIDT'S,
Corner Congress and Whitaker Streets.
SAMPLE COLOGNE to Customers, and GUM
DROPS 1Oc Pound
Pure Sugar Candy 15c to 40c.
1Sc Blue Notified Soap.
sc for i0c Size Backing
33c dozen papers Flower Seed
Fresh supply of Bulbs.
19c pound Powdered Borax
35c pound Lime and other Tablets
lie cake Pears Soap.
1Oc Tooth, Nail, Hair Brushes, Artesian Water
Toilet Soap, pint Stronger Ammonia. HEIDTS
Celebrated Cough Drops. Next week, Special
Prices in Perfumery, and then cur HOLIDAY
Prices for Candy.
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"%@X5~zce c1eaoD

NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT PETIT
JURORS
Fetlt Jurors who were summoned to appear
on MONDAY. the LIST, need not appear in courr
until 10 0 clock on TUESDAY, December 2 1890.
by order of His Honor Judge R. FaIigant
JANIS K. P. CARR
Times copy. Clerk S. c., G, c. Ga
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INTERESTED IN GEORGIA

The firm were also interested in the
North Georgia railway, the Valentine Iron
Company, and had also invested largely in
Tennessee coal lands on which they have
been heavy losers, the lands never
having paid. After the failure of
the firm was announced on the
stock exchange ], 100 shares of Northern
Pacific common and preferred. Pennsylva-
MIA and Reading were sold under the rule.
The Liabilities are variously estimated from
$500, 1000 TO 100000, but no figures what
ever have been given out on which to base
this estimate
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DEATHS.
MEETINGS.

SAVANNAH BRANCH :. L. A.
The regular monthly meet
ing OF this Branch VIII be
held AZ Travellers Exchange. III
THIS EVENING at O'Clock. ~
Every member is earnestly IT,
requested 70 be present, as 49, EEESS4 a
business OF greatest irnpor- = - - so
tancs will SoF6st 1fRaps
'a-lCe VIII Dc transacted .Es5scHT1sS
By order Of
C. B. TOWNSEND. President
r L CoLDrsG. Secretary ana Treasurer
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THE AUTMEG STATE.
A Ticket Nominated by the Republican

A Ticket Nominated by the Republicans OF
That Commonwealth by Acclnn,ntion.
New HAVEN, CoEN., Sept. 1.-THE
Republican State Convention recon.
vened at 10 o'clock this morning, with
Temporary Chairman Cook presiding
and 1900 people present. U. S. Senator
Orville Il. Platt was elected Permanent
Chairman.
Senator Plat addressed tho delegates
in a ringing speech. At one portion he
referred in turn to Blaine, Reed and
Harrison. The mention OF Mr.. BIaine'a
name created perfect furore, Reeds
name was loudly cheered, and the men,
ton OF the President was liberally ap.
plauded.
Nominations we're then declared in
order. Herbert +. Benton, OF New
Haven, placed the name Of Samuel E.
Merwin, OF New Haven, before the con.
vention and prolonged applause followed
his efforts. An informal ballot was pro.
ceeded to.
The informal ballot resulted: Merwir,
39S; Bulkely, 81. The ballot was made
formal. and Mr.. Merwin was declared
the nominee amid great applause. Mr..
Merwin was called 10 tho platform and
made few remarks, which were fol-.
lowed by three rousing cheers.
The ticket was then completed by &C.
clamation, as follows: George Augustus
Bowen, OF Woodstock. for Lieutenant
Governor; George T. Mclean, of Hart.
ford, for Secretary Of State; F. Stevens
Henry, Of Rockville, for Treasurer, and
Lyman $. Catlin, OF Bridgeport, for
Comptroller. I
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WALL STREET ON TIP TOE.
Awaiting Result Of the Offerings
OF -Four Per Cent Bonds
TO UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Over Sixteen Millions Accepted,
Which Will Let Out Over Twenty
Millions OF AlOncy-li0ntls will
Never Sell us High Again

New YoRk, Sept. l7.-Wall street was
on tip toe Of expectation to-day await
ing the result OF the offerings Of. per cent
government bonds to the Treasury in
accordance with the circular OF Secretary
Window, issued on Saturday last. The
terms Of tho circular, and tho circum.
stances which brought 1t out are well
known. Tho general impression this
morning was that moro than the
$l6,C00. 900 called for would bs offered
to the Secretary. 1t was thought that
all offers at lo7 and below would be &C.
cepted.
Some speculators were known to have
loaded up with bonds for the purpose Of
selling TO the Treasury. and 1t was
thought they would bs shrewd enough
not to make offers above tho Secretary 8
figures, Gs In case their offers were not
accepted they would be losers. The
probabilities are, it is thought, that the
fours will never again sell as high as to.
day.
Shortly before / o'clock the results
were telegraphed from Washington.
showing that the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury had accepted SIC ~, 900 lours. This
will let out over S20,0O0,00O at once into
circulation.
Most OF 1t will come to New York
directly. The sub.treasury will at once
begin the payment Of money for bonds
offered from New York, %
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RAUM IAYtsrIGATl0S.
The Case Closed-Tho Committee VIII
Begin to Prppare Thor lsepOrt.

The Case Closed-Tho Committee Will
Begin to Prepare Thor Report.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-George B.
Fleming was the first witness to-day be.
lore the committee investigating charges
against Pension Commissioner Raum.
Witness had written the article Oh the
subject which had appeared in the In.
dianapolis Sentinel, and had supplied in.
formation about the. matter 10 the St.
Lonis Republic. Six or seven good men
besides Fitch had supplied witness with
Information about the refrigerator com.
pany. Four Of them were pension Office
employees. ,,- h
Raum tried to get the names OF the
men, but Cooper objected, as he thought
Raum wanted to ''get even"
Continuing, witness said he finally
left the Pension Office January %, last.
Had said that he would get even with
the man who got him out, Theodore
Smith, and had done it. Had been
postmaster ut Charlotte, Mich, and the
postotiics had been robbed.
The Commissioner said he wanted to
prove tina. witness was rascal.
Mr.. Cooper-lf you 60 into that,
want to show that it is true OF you.
Men who live in glass houses shouldn't
throw stones. The Commissioner then
wanted to show that the witness was
suspected OF the robbery, but the com.
mlttee cut the examination short.
The chairman having ascertained that
there were no more witnesses 10 be
examined, announced that the case was
closed. and the committee will at once
begin the preparation OF its report.
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TIED 70 A Horse
And Dragged a Quarter Of a
Mile Over a Plain.
THE METHOD OF REVENGE
Attempted by Two Brothers on a
Companion who Refused to piay
Cards with Thcm-A Narrow
Escape from Death.

WALLA.WALLA, WASH, Sept. H.
News reached this city Of ono ofthc mos,
atrocious attempts at revenge and nlur.
der that has ever been recorded in East.
ern Washington. John Clinton, aged
about nineteen years, appeared before
Justice Lambert and made complaint
against two brothers named Kennedy,
whereupon a warrant was issued for
their arrest. The young man was most
iearfully bruised about the face and body.
His statement OF tho cause of his iuiury
was that the two Kennedy brothers be.
came incensed at him while Working at
thresher on Eureka flat, near Walla.
Walla, because Of bis refusal 10 Join in a
a game Of cards with them. After some
words had passed between them and his
continual refusal to play tho brothers
suddenly attacked and overpowered
him. A long rope was produced and his
hands and feet bound, rendering him
perfectly powerless. The brothers then
led an unruly horse to within shor,
Instance OF the PROSTATE boy and secure.
ly tied one end OF the rope TO tho
animals tail. The other end was fasteu.
ed to the body Of Clinton. As soon as
all was secured the horse was started on
a wild run across the fiat. Clinton was
dragged quarter Of q mile. When found
be was unconscious. The rope had slip.
ped from the tail OF the horse, thus saw.
ing the young man's life.
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President Visits Jol,nhtown,

JonSsTowS, Pa, Sept. lit was
twenty minutes Of twelve when the
train bearing President Harrison arrived
here. A large crowd waa in waiting at
the station. An escort, consisting the
Mayor and other prominent citizens, &C.
companied the party to the carriages
which were in waiting, and drive
through the devastated district wac be-.
gun. The President and Mrs. Harrison
occupied carriage with Mayor Rose,
who pointed out TO them many OF the in.
trrestiDg aceueB OF the tlpod. Secretary
Haliord aid vile occupied carriage
Col. John P. Linton. Mr.. George W.
Boy Of the Pennsylvania railroad, was
with the party, and alter an hour or 30
here, the special train on which they
are travelling proceeded to Greensburg.
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THE LXsCUrlyE COMMITTEE

or the Worlds Fair Commandment Is n
Tie Politically.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Worlds Fair
Commission met this morning and Presi.
dent Palmer announced his selection Of
the Executive Committee.
This committee will name a Director
General, and by virtue OF its position
will be the most important in connection
with the exposition. The committee
will no doubt be accepted by the Com.
mission, without opposition, as named
by the President.
The committee named is as follows:
Mark L. Mcdonald, California; r. @.
kerns, Missouri; Henry Exall, Texas; :;
2. A. B. Widener, Pennsy lvania, all OF
whom are commissioners at large; John
T. Harris, Virginia; William ]. SewelI,
New Jersey; r. B. Smalley, Vermont; !;
E. B. Martindale, Indiana; John Boyd
Thatcher, New York; Adlai 7. Ewing,
Illinois; William S: King, Iowa; II. &.
Clapp, Ohio; L. McLewis, Georgia; !;
Francis Breed, Massachusetts; Euclid
Martin, Nebraska; +. r. Price, Kansas !;
NJ. D. Harrison, Minnesota; James D
Butt, West Virginia; Z. L. Williams,
Tennessee; Joseph Hirst, Florida; r. L.
saunders, Mississippi; L. L. Herech6eld,
Montana; R: S. Goddell, Colorado; A.
B. Britain, District Of Columbia, and
James Mckenzie, Kentucky.
The committee is composed Of thirteen
Democrats and thirteen Republicans.
Salaries are fixed as follows: President,
Sl2 .0G0 year; Secretary, SIC, 900 year
Director General, $4,000 q year. It is
believed that George Il Davis, Of Illinois,
will be made Director General, as his
supporters claim msjority OF the local
directors, as well as the support Of Pres.
ident Palmer, P. A. B. Widener and
otherin hueniial members OF the National
Committee.
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IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Futile Is Nominated for Governor by tho
Republican Convention.

Futile LIS Nominated for Governor by the
Republican Convention.
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 1.-THE Re.
publican State Convention was called to
order shortly a:ter II o'clock this morn.
ing and Joshua G. Bellows was i'm.
mediutely elected permanent chairman.
The usual committees were then up.
pointed.
On taking the chair Mr.. Bellows spoke
at length, congratu!ating the party on its
restoration to power in the nation and
the results OF tie work OF the past two
years in the addition OF six new States,
all save possibly one Republican; the nd
dilional representation gained by lse.
publican States in Congress through the
new census, the legislation ELECTED
through the courage, honesty aud ability
Of Speaker Reed and the lattet's vindi.
cation at the polls.
The work Of the Republican party in
the passage Of the tariff, silver and orig.
inal package bills was commended and
the hope expressed that the federal cleo.
tions bill would also become law.
Allusion was made 10 the passage OF the
bankruptcy bill and the act to relieve
the ove1burdened Supreme Court. Each
one Of the above mentioned bills was
defended by the speaker. He denied
the charge that the Republican party
had been extrayagant in State admins
tratlon, defended its attitude on the
liquor question, and closed with touch.
ing reference to three State leaders
Rollins, Marston and Tappan-who have
passed away during the year.
The names Of Hiram A. Tuttle, ol
Pittsield, and Joseph a. Walker were
then placed before the convention 10,
Governor, and Oh the first ballot Tuttle
was nominated.
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BARRUNDIA'S FATE.
pu'ser Of tho Acapulco Tells tie
Story Of tho Murder.
MOST FlENDlsH BUTCHERY.
rhc Flucky First Mate Saves Two of
harrundia's llowers-Strance
Conduct OF Captain Hcit,r, OF
United States Gun Bont.

New York, Sept. l7.-Alr. A. p. Mu!.
hgan, who was purser OF the s!camsr
Acapulco upon which General Barruu.
dia was shot by soldiers of tho Guate.
malan government in the harbor Of
San Jose De Juatawal, reached this civ
on Monday, and is n. the Grand Ceu,r,
hotel.
MIR. Mulligan tells u graphic story OF
tho strange affair and says that Captain
Reiter, OF the U. S. s. Ringer, even IT.
fused Captain Pitt ille Of Marines 10
protect his American passengers. Gen,
rorriclle showed Captain Pitt n letter
from Minister Miner, saying It was tho
Captains duty 10 surrender Barrundip.
who would not be harmed e1cept for lis
political otrenses. '
When the killing occurred Barrun6io
lei! dead at the lirs; volley. The officers
stood over the body and euplioj their
revolvers into 1t. The firing was done
20 close that Barrundia's face was black
with powder. Nino bullets entered his
head. Leaving his corpse, tho five Oil.
GERS began u search for his friends, Posi,a
and Larouque. Brown, the first mate.
lad locked them III a state room snd
stood guard at tho door with repeating
lille. The murderers were cowed, The
lead body OF Barrundia was wrapped in
hammock, dragged by the heels to tho
leCk and down tha vapr n1n,1. :, - A.
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House Proceedings,

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-In the House
to-day the reading Of yesterdays journal
consumed more than half an hour.
Mr.. Haugen called up the Langston.
Veneble election case, against which Mr..
O'Ferrall raised the question Of consider
alton.
During the roll nearly all the members
deserted the chamber, leaving but bare
dozen present to look out for their inter.
ests. Mr.. O'Ferrall, Of Virginia, raised
a question Of no quorum. The vote was
then taken and resulted-yeas 1856, nays
l5-the clerk noting a quorum.
Mr.. Haugen Immediately demanded
the previous question on the election
case; and the direction, "all 90 out"
was given by the Democratic managers.
But it was not necessary to put this
direction into force, for after an eru.
phatic protest by Mr.. Cheadle, OF Indi.
ana, against the sitting Of debate, Mr..
Haugcn withdrew his demand and pro.
ceeded with an argument Of the case.
Mr.. Cheadle, Of Indiana, opposed the
majority resolution and declared that
the Republicans Of tho House could not
afford to vote Venable out and Langston
in. The case finally went over until to.
morrow. 1'
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Conference on the Thrill UIll.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE conierees
on the tariff bill were in session this
morning about an hour, when the meet.
ing Of the House required the presence
OF its coAferees, and an adjournment was
taken until ten o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing. 81
But little progress was made at the aes.
sion to-day. Consideration of the Sen.
ate amendments seriatim was begun, but
soon they came to q place where agree.
ment was not possible at once, and that
paragraph was passed over for the pres.
ent, anx 80 it was with other paragraphs
until the conferees drifted into general
discussion. One Of them said. alter
separation, that in his opinion It would
not be possible to reach an agreement on
all questions at issue in the bill by Mon
lay next. ~ . - - :
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Steel from Soutl,orn Iron,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 1.-The
most important event in the industrial
development Of the South occurred here
yesterday in the successful casting Of
ateel from Southern material by the
basic process.
Tho result clearly demonstrates that
Southern iron will make steel, and ex.
plodes the notion that the iron contains
too much phosphorus to be used for that
purpose.
The first cast Of twenty-five tons was
made in the presence Of large crowd
and was of superior. soft, low carbon
steel, finely adapted for structural work.
a second furnace will be put in opera.
tion in thirty days. The great import.
ance OF this event is the fact that it
affords a market for the lower grade Of
Southern iron. :
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Wholesale Murder.

PORTSMOUTH, N. a., Sept. l7.-Fred
Il. ]. Helm, a bard working cooper, has
family OF three daughters, the eldest,
Carrie, aged Is, keeping house for him,
Tne girl Carrie had become wayward.
Helms trouble preyed on his mind and
he determined 10 remove the cause.
Two Of them and the murderer him.
self lie dead in the room, while at tho
cottage hospital the third daughter lies
dying, and at his home on State street
G. ", Taylor, a we'll known hardware
merchant, whoue name has been con.
nected with that Of the Helm woman
lies under the hands OF the surpeons
with two bullet holes in bis back.
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WHOLESALE PUlSONlNG
or Colored People Mt n Camp lIett ting Fcast
e.. In Alabama

or Colored People Mt n Camp Me. ting Fcust
In Alabama.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 17.-oue
hundred negroes were poisoned Sunday
near Collierne, Dallas county. Two Of
them died that day and six others died
Monday. The latest news from the
neiehborhood is to the effect that many
others are dangerously i'll and their
death is hourly expected. a big revival
meeting has been going on a week at a
negro church, which wound up with A
grand feast. One Of tho favorite dishes
was barberued pork. Fortunately but
one hundred guests could sit down at
the table at one time, or the mortality
would have been far greater. Many Of
the guests were Immediately taken sick
and they blamed it on the pork. Two
children died almost Immediately, f1l.
lowed next day by six adults, who died
IN great agony. There we're distinct
traces Of arsenic found in the pork.
twenty persons are reported Il. last &C.
counts as expected to die at any time.
The negroes are thoroughly alarmed and
imagine all sorts Of things. The Coro.
ner can discover no trace OF the perpe.
TRAITOR OF the outrage.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, Sept. II. = Miss
Georgia Smith, daughter OF Colonel
Dwight Smith, Manager Of the Consoli.
dated Tank Line, was seated in buggy
in front Of her fathers Office last even.
ing when a runaway team, attached to a
lumber wagon, came down Main street.
Miss Smith, in the excitement Of the
moment, jumped directly between the
the runaway horses. The wagon tongue
was bent, aud part Of it caught her dress.
She was dragged down the street, one ol
the horses stepping on her stomach
kicking her teeth out and cutting hei
head. The horses ran into shed fifty
feet away and were stopped. Miss
Smiths injuries are fatal.
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Cholera Spreading,

MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE hot weather
has increased the number OF cholera vic.
tins in Toledo and Valencia, and his
caused the appearance Of tho disease in
many villages.
In Albacete, Alicante, Castellon Do
La Piana, Tarragona and Toledo, tho
epidemic ia attacking the upper classes.
Most OF the victims are women or chill
dren.
SuAKlM, Sept. 17.-Advices have been
received confirming the report OF the
prevalence OF cholera at Alasso wah. In
OF this, and noswithstand-
Ing tho protests OF the Indian traders,
the traffic between Massowah and Suakim
has been absolutely closed.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l7.-Dr. A. G. Larson,
Of Salt Lake City, Utah, has lost his wife
and $4,000 in very strange manner.
Mrs. Larson disappeared from South
Peublo, COL, Wednesday, September 8,
last, having almost the whole Of the
amount above mentioned in her poses.
sion, and since that time nothing has
been heard OF her, although she tele-
Kraphed her husband to meet her at the
Briggs House, in this city, the following
Saturday. .
There are very strong reasons 10 be.
lieve that the woman has been robbed
aud perhaps abducted aud murdered.
The police are at work on the case,
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BAY STATE REPUBLICANS.
A Novel Feature In Convention liallo,inr.
Chairman OreenhalGs's speech.

BosroN, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
State Convention was called to orde,
shortly after 10 o'clock this morning In
fremont Temple, ind 40. Durdette
was made temporary Chairman. The
usual committees were appointed.
A novel feature in the platform was
the placing thereupon OF three ballot
boxes placarded respectively "Attorney
General" auditor" and "Secretary oi
State" There being no contest for the
head Of the ticket, Governor Bracket
and Lieutenant Governor Halle will be
renominated by ucclamation. Ballots for
other State offices, the nominations in
ull Of which are contested, will be de-
posted at ono time, the voting to be
done by counties. This system Is de.
signed for the particular purpose OF ea.
peditinv business, and will also have the
effect OF preventing a great deal Of log
rolling, possible under the old plan.
The Committee OH Permanent Organ.
ization reported Hon. Frederick r.
Greenhalge US Chairman and the usual
list Of Vice. Presidents at laige.
Chairman Grcenhalge in the opening
OF his address scored the "Independent
element Of politics. and said: "Alore in
sorrow than in anger, note their iu.
conslstencies. They are eloquent in de.
nouncipg Dudley aud Quay, but how
much more eloquent is their silence as
to Hill md Gormon and Higgins and
Brice and Croker and Mayor Grant.
Not even the angelic graces Of 'Floseie'
can evoke word Of praise from their
lips" bespoke Of the work performed
by the Republican party in Congress and
closed with strong plea for the Federal
election bill, saying: "The unavenged
blood Of Clayton still cries from the
ground, appealing to your hearts and
coneciences as well as to the hearts and
consciences OF the people Of his own
State. The crime Of Arkansas is the
crime OF Massachusetts-a shame OF one
ls the shame OF the othel."
On motion, Governor Bracket, Lieu
tenant Governor Halle and Treasurer
llarden were renominated by acclama.
inn