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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-02

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saEEPsHEADs GALA DAY.
Tsnny, Firenzi and Prince Royal Iced
ia the Big Race.

Kenny ElrS4Z4 ana EEIlCS Royal LeeQ
ia the Big Race.
NEW YORK, Sept. The day was per-
feet aud the crowd at Sheepshesd bay
track was immense Following is a sum
mary Of TIE days events:
FIasr RAcE-For all ages, sweepstakes, g.. 90
added: about six furionRs- Kingston won,
with Volunteer second and Blue Rock third
SEcoSD RAcE-Dasn stakes for wo-year-od,
81 20 added, five furlongs- Eclipse Won with
Ksperanza second and Correction third. Time
f.0225
Third RAcE-Swespstakes for syear-olds,
81 90 added: one mule. Buddhist won, with
StridsTay second and King Crab third. Tine
Ia.
ForsrH RAcE-For 3year-olds. sweepstakes.
81 90 added, SIX furiongs Mabel Ssseaa w0n,
With Bobby Beach Jr. second and PuI stsr
third. Time 80 2-5
FIFTH KArz-Labor dag stakes, sweepstakes
FOR all ages. s. 90 added; mile and qua ter.
Tsnry Won, with Fir~nZi second and PrlCce
Royal third Time z.053 IS.
Sixth KACE-yurss $3.50. selling. mile.
Or 1msticS won with st. Paris second and
Firefy third. T.mef.3O2-S
SgvgETH RACZ-Walter sweepstakes. 81 90
added; mile and tnree-sixtee1ths on the turf
Leyinla bel won, VITA Philosophy second and
MRSterode third. Time ROB IS.
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AUSTRALIANS LABOR CLASH.

The Trades Union Congress at Liver
pool Lends 2 Hand
LIVERPOOL, Sept L-Tns tradss' union
congress openei here to-day. TIE congress
IS TIE largest ever held Among TIE delegates
are several women. John Burns, the socialist
leader, made a motion expressing the sym
patty Of the congress with tie men who ara
now on q strike in Australia, and urged that
material help Be sent 10 them. Burns de-
scrlbed the strike in Australia as the greatest
battle ever fought III the Interests Of union
ism. l. was announced that $1,000
had been collected for the benefit OF the
Australian strikers, snd that subscriptions
were SILL h3wing in. Ar. Burns motion vas
unanimously carried.
FEARS OF VIOLENCE
LONDON, Sept. /, 2:30 A M-The
Times. commenting upon the trades
unions congress at Liverpool.
doubts whether the public a.
large or even the mass Of the employers
have yet realized the nature and scope Of the
assault that Is preparing upon Industry,
property and social osperity. It says that
unless timely means are employed to check
the violence that il now openly advocated
the awakening will b. rude indeed.
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Both tie method and results When
Syrup of Figs !. taken; II i pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sT-
tan e9ectuaIIy, dispels colds, head
aches and fsTers and cures habItual
CONSTIPATION Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing TO the taste and &C.
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
IL action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
nany excellent qualities commend It
70 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale IN Soc
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
giztz. ANY reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes to Try It Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
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MI=sTssIPPrs CONSTITUTION.
The Committee on franchise Com
plstes It's Report.


JAcEsoy. Mss, Sept The constitu-
tional convention met at 33O O'Clock this
Afternoon. An amendment To the co stitu-
ton vas offered by s. VI. Street Of Lauder
dale county, providing for graduated In
come tax. Il was referred.
The convention. after casing appropriate
resolutions, ad1oursed in respect 70 the
memory II delegate =. d. Query Of
LowDdes county, who died at bis home. in
Artida, Sunday night.
THE FRANCHISE REPORT.
Il ia announced that the report Of the
committee on elective franchise will be sub
mitted tomorrow OF by Wednesday. It's
provisions have been agreed on and nothing
remains 70 be done but the labor Of drafting
the report. The cause Of woman suffrage
seems - be falling of. The country pres,
stands almost solidIy arrayed against it, but
a vigorous fight will be made IN behalf Of
1t on the floor Of the convention, and tbs
issue Is still in doubt
The regular order tomorrow will be dis
cussion Of the repo1 Is on the penitgntiary.
The delegates from the levee districts
viii make a fzht in favor Of legalizlng tht
empioyment Of convicts in levee building.
ROUGH on DIRT Family Soap is on top
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ATLAETA, GA. Sept atlanta IL n
have an iIpoTtscs new rTlanafzctory j.
VI. Broslas, the rich inventor, who Ia Ia
Canada, writes tnas be has made arrsuxs-
DIsLts with = skilled mechanic who mann
features a superior quality Of edged to<5ls N
move bis plant 70 Atlants at an early day.
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! DEMOCRAT SHOT DEAD.

Republican Roughs in Arkansas Kill
Candidate.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept IA special
10 the Gazette from ConNay says that John
Mccullough was shot and killed there TO
night It is supposed that the shooting was
done by J. L Williams. McCulIough's
brother William was the democratic candi-
date for sheriff and Williams vas his oppo-
nent on the republican ticket. While the
vote was being counted tonight a disturb
ance aro-e, no one knows how, and the
result was that Mccullough received a
wound which killed him instantly.
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Took Mornn.na . %

ATLAErA, Ga. Sept William Har-
rison Of Harmony Grove. while visiting here
with his wife and SIX children, became it,
toxicated, 90 tiDusd 20 for several days,
and to-day ia AZ Of rennorss attempted
suicide by taking morphine.
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ADrowned Mau'g Bodv Found

NEWPORT, r l., Sept Tine body of
August Austin, Jr., of jacksonville, Fla,
who was drowned here three weeks ago by
the ca sizing of row boat. was picked Up
to-day of Gould Island and brought here
by a ting
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Irln,s Potato Blight

LONDON, Sept. 2, 3A M-A reporter of
the Daily Netcs, who has been making a
tour Of Limerick, Waterford and parts Of
CorE, gives deplorable account of the coa-
ditIon Of the potato crop He says the
blight never before appeared 30 early
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Cholara's Sween.

CAIRO, Sept. 1--Sisce Tuesday last
there have been forty-sight fros' cases Of
cholera at Elton and eighteen G-1.1s.
Advices from Mecca are to the effect
that the city is free from cholera
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Try SirOcco Tea.

Use only half the quantity required in
other teas. The finest and most wholesome
tea in the world introduced here BY the
growers, Davidson & Co., 1896 Broad way,
New York. Savannah agents, Lppman
Bros -Adr
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4 vEnY LIVELY coEPsz
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Reported Lead

ATLAxTA, Ga, Sept 1T. D. Murp5y,
tsIeZTspn sditor q rae JossTzaI. to-day
oyensd telegram from AGzzs .s, hss ott
kozae, asking that the body II Tlornas ..
AGTphy b enclosed n = neat caaAes and
sers home for burial The nszs tslsrzrn
Es oper I'd WA from biz Old father sayln z
Re voogi1 meet toe bcdy at C0vinZ1ou. Mr.
Mgrphy wired sss Chron1cJ>, tE2s sent Tia
first telegram, that be VASES dad enough
70 pgs IL = eSskes, and stsen he wsas doNn %
CovlnZson Ia persoa. His father wa over
goysd u meet Els LIVING so1 lnssesd Of lis
er,rree
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No Goodness at St. Petersburg.

BERLIN, Aug. !. 1t is semi-oficially
announced that the reports from ST. Peters
burg that a coOlness arose between the car
and Emperor William during the latrers
recent visit to Russia are completely base
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-02

The MORNING NEWS Trade Review will
be issued Sept. 5. Advertisers should send
in their copy at once. Those not repre-
sented can secure space by calling at the
business Office or BY calling up telephone
36A
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Buchanan May Lave.

STZELryG, Ga, Sept I. - The negro
George Buchanan, VINO was 20 seriously
shot and cut By young Stripping on Aug. Is
last, Is stIiI alive and there are strong hopes
that Be VIII recover. No action has been
taken against Nr. Stripping.
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FRANCES ARMY MANEUvzga
The Deton alton ofthe Smokeless Pow
der sharp and Earah

PARIS, Sept. 1.-The French army ma
neuyers opened yesterday in the north Of
France. Smokeless powder was used in
firing. The smoke was nearly invisible.
The detonAtion was as loud as that made by
the old kind Of powder and vas sharper aud
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CONFERENCE.-The PATRIARCH

Z 10 q % ISIt45 % LIB DemenQs ind
He Won't Resign.
CoysTASTIsoPLE, Sept The Ar
n4enian patriarch. after a conference with
the sultan's secretary, obtained an trade
asserting TO all the demands made By the
patriarch in his memo randUm. including
the restoration OF the privileges Of the
Armenian church and the Improvement OF
the condition OF the ArmeGiaos in Asia
Minor. The patriarch thersupon agreed to
withdraw his resignation and continue in
his post for some months. pending tee full
fllment Of the suItan's promses.
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Eon- 2. W. Nsldrfra Of This City Cue
Of taa AIte-EAEaa

EEvxAy, Ga, Sept. Nv. Y. Askfnson.
chairman u the late state conver ton,
today sppodated TIE following a. rnsmbers
of tie state democratic executive CON-
raitses. Hon. Thomas Hsrssman Of BIB,
Hon. }. T. Dsjsrrsete os Putnam, Hon.
". 4. Little # MGscogse and Hon r. G.
Tate Il Picksas. The sltsrnates Ia the
order nannsf are. Hon ". z M1stin 81
Morgan. Hon. 2. w. 8sldrirn Il Chatham.
Hon. j. ". NsIIns u FaIsoa and Hoa. J. L.
Hzad 81 Mitchell
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AN IOWA TOWN AFL NE.

The Rope OF the Alarm Bell Cut By
the Incsndtariss.
Iowa CRY, IA, Sept. Fire last night
almost totally destroyed the town Of OK
ford, west OF this city. Nearly all the
business part and many private residences
were burned. The postoffice, bank and
many other bulldogs were destroyed. The
Ere was undo ubtediy Of incendiarY origin
The fire bell rope vas cut The loss is esti-
mated at from twenty-five to fifty thnusa nd
dollars
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and the pubic E1At they lave formed 9 Farmer
ship under the fri name s1d style q
BRAID HUTTON.
For conducting = general Bookoirdi-z. Blank
BOOK Manufacturing. Printing and Stationery
Supply oqsi1ess. ss Sos. AID 70 Whitaker
street.
WIKI = coubinsd practical ezperisnce cover-
ing period Of more than thirty years with
some Of toe best Manufacturing Printing aad
Stationery supply houses, both North and soGth.
and with 4 I plant o. tie best modern
rnz>bi1ery. together with g uplsce line Of
hrs.-ci2s stocs, We ara assured Of cor ability
% NEST successfully Il quality, quantity and
prics tee wants ot Corporations, hanks and
baaGers, merchants sld trsdesmeu so- any work
or article known 70 tue Scstiouery, Blank Book.
Printing and Paper trades. We cespeak the
confidence ot parties placing Their orders, AMI
viii c1eert1ily sa1 promptly estimate aod
quote prices OF anything made II our line.
WM Z BRAID.
JOHN l. HUTTON.
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Frost at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Sept. There was a slight
fross in parts Of Baltimore county last
night.
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MEETINGS.

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Eighty Miners suffocs;ed.

VIENNA, Sept. IAN explosion occurred
to-day in mine at Boryslav. in Galicia.
Eighty miners were suffocated.
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Don,t DAlav.

For a disordered liver try Beecham's
PiIls.-Adp
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NOTICE.

S4vASSAE. GA. Sept I. 800.
The business firm, UPPER RICE MILL CON-
PASY, 70 which ROBERT d COLEMAN and
Others were parties, IS tais day Dissolved by
mutual consent Persons knowing themselves
70 Be indebted 70 TIE same VIII please make
prompt payment TO the Untersigusd- The
business VIII hereafter oe CONDUCTED By VIZ
NEYLE and Z. B. HABERsEAM, tor whom =
fair snare Of the rice milling patronage Is re-
spectfully solicited.
HUGH i MAXWELL. Treasurer.
$50 South i31 street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
Proposals for school Supplies.

Sealed proposals for furnishing the public
schools with supplies during TIE school year
l5zJ-sl Wiil Be received bv the COMMITTEES an
Supplies until SEPT. %, is90
Supplies Of the following kid are required:
Stationers' Supplies.
House Furnisher's Supplies.
Coal
Wood
Printing
Ioforna rion il regard to quantity and quality
OF supplies called for can be had oa Application
at the Office Of the Board Of Education. Chat
ham Academy, Bull street. between the hours
OF and 10 O'Clock 4 n and OF s and 8 o'ciocL
Pm
Supplies to Be furnished from time 70 tina
or requisition as occas OF may REQUIRE
Proposals 70 &c addressed 70 the CHAIRMAN
OF COMMITTEE on SUPPLIES. No 81 Gez-
ton street.
The committee reserves the right "a rAiA,t all
BIDS JOHN r z. TATTEALL.
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CHATHAM CIV Gle

4 nesting q his Club vi Dc nel6 z- ne
s-Cre q q : M.Ai1S1 q " EDN ESDAE EFEE-
L>C7 a. : c1ceL Members zrs re1 z=s-zst . =.
pr=s@uE- a. business q mpor-azcs VII %
czl-7- ~ cL-s Ees11z- b or3er e
TIE President
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BRICK FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Az persons are hereby cautioned against bar
boring or trusting any Of the crew of the Nor
WeZlan bark GYDA, as no deots of their con
tracing will be aid by Master. or
CHR G. DAHL & CO..
Consignees.
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W Ase0CIA-
THE GERMAN AMERICAN MUTUAL
LOAN AND RIILnIAG As.OCIA TOY

The forty @LZc-t 4.s6l rszzlAr monthly
meeting q ssls Association VII q held THIS
fTIeS1ay1 MORNING a. Iz.90 o'cIoex a. IL
oflcs q TIE Secretary. I57 Bay street b
order ct JOHN SCEWARZ P-.zizsc.
Z LAZAzox Ses-reEarT
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PARTsERsHIP NOTICE.

TIE undersigned beg 20 advise their trends
snd the pubic that they have formed partner
ship under the fri name sod style of
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
STABLE TO RENT.

STABLE TO RENT.
New; all convsniences: accommodates ef.v
head stock; close to business; IS West Broad.
Apply 70
GUILMART1N & NEHRTENs.
Sale, Boarding ana Livery Stables.
West Broad, foot Of South Broad
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ROUGH on DIRT Family Soap is on top.
Got there by merit.-AdU.
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CALIFORNIA Fe SYRUP co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

san F7lEc4sc0. ca.
LOUISVILLE, ~ new YoaK. NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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NOTICE.

Neither the master or agents q the British
steamship NEDJED. SEwEY, Master. Will be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by the crew.
DCCKwORTH- TURNER & co. Agents
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The second instaIln=n; On tie rev issue Of
stock Is nov due and payable az the Bank. No.
IS Bull street, under the Screven House. If not
paid by the 10Th, fines vii Be enforced
r. z. BCRDELL. Cashier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-06
Republicans Shrink From In
dorsing Either Of the Elee-
tion Bills.
Both Are Too Radical to Please
All the Party Fac
tiOns.
Reeds Henehmen Spring a
Scheme to Gag the Mi
nOrity.
Mai. Hale Nominated as Post
master Of the Mill
City.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-For the tenth
time this session the Republican mem
bers of the house were in caucus to-
night. The occasion was the pending
propositions to enact federal election
law, which have already formed the
topics for discussion at two preceding
caucuses. The Lodge and Rowell bills
the former an entire federal election
bill and the latter a measure pro-
posing a wide extension of the
supervisory system-were laid before
the caucus and thoroughly discussed.
The Southern members generally IA
vored the Lodge bill as more powerful
remedial measure, and it was supported
by Messrs. Lodge, McComas, Green
halge, Henderson QowO and Houk. Mr.
Rowell made an earnest argument in
support of his bill, and was aided in his
advocacy by Messrs. Allen, (Michigan),
Payne and Frank. The drift of opin-
ion among the Western men seemed
also to be in favor of the Row
ell bill as one not so radl-
cal in it's nature as the Lodge bill, yet
meeting all necessities. Some objec-
ton was developed, however, to the
feature providing for dual returns by
election officers and by supervisors,
which it was feared might interfere Sc
riously with the organization OF the
house. After the discussion had run
along for more than two hours, Mr.
Bayne, of Pennsylvania, endeavored to
secure a test vote, but on motion of Mr..
Frank this was deferred until next
Tuesday night, to which time the eau
Gus adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-06
TIRED OF BRITISH RULE.
Turkeys Ruler Wants England
to Evacuate Egypt.

LONDON, June 5.-Advices from Con-
stantinople represent that the sultan
has expressed anxiety to the British
government to be permitted to resume
his control, as suZerian over Egypt, the
British forces now in that country to
give place, wherever necessary, to Tur-
kish garrisons. The Turkish sovereign
looks with jealousy on England's pro-
lOnged occupation of country which
has been considered valuable portion
of the Ottoman empire and yielded a
handsome tribute to the always impOv-
erlsh treasury of the porte. 1t is re-
ported also from COnStantinople, that a
powerful motive for wishing to get rid
of the British is their interference with
the slave trade along the upper
Nile. The supply of negro
slaves for MoSlem haremS has come
almost entirely from the upper portion
of that river, and the English have
brought such a pressure to bear on the
local authorities in Egypt that they are
reluctantly compelled to execute the de-
crees against the slave trade, adopted in
Difference to Christian influences, but
never intended to be put into actual en-
forcement. Owing to this negro slaves
nave DecOm6 very ScdlCo anu Cootly +,
both in Cairo and Constantinople, and
there is no prospect of replenishing the
market. Many haremS are left entirely
to the care of old women, in whom the
average Turk has very little confidence.
It is believed probable that Lord Sails
bury's cabinet will make some terms
satisfactory to the sultan. although no
steps are being taken toward an aban-
donment of Egypt, and there Is probably
no intention of taking any such step.