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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14
RAILROADS.
Dover and Statesboro r. R. Co.

Dover and Statesboro r. R. Co.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. IS. 1899.
MAIL, daily-Leave Statesboro $ A. M. Gems
5:25 A. n. Arrive Dover 5:45 A. NJ Leave
Dover $40 A. NJ, Gems 9:05 a. NJ Arrive
Statesboro 9:35 A. n
ACCOMMODATION Tuesdays, Saturdays and
Sundays-Leave Statesboro 2:40 p. M, Gems
3OS p N. Arrive Dover $3.50 p NJ, Leave
Dover 1850 p; NJ, Gems 8:15 p. M. Arriva
Statesboro e:35 p NJ
ALL TRAINS make close connection at Dover
with Central Railroad to and from Savan4
nah, and wait indefinitely on connecting
trains.
j. II BURCKHALTER, Supt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
TaE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS

After Alleged Timber Depredators-
Macon's New Cotton Mills-Catoosa
County Excited over Reported ST.
yer Finds - Burglars at Work in
Alacon-Negro Boy Shot - A Cool
Thief.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 18th, 1890

oCnedule IN ERECT Jan. lZth, 1890.
TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by
l. Standard Time. which is SO minutes slower
NORTHWARD.
No. 36.* No. 14.* No. 78* No &C.,
Lv Saw. 700 m 1889 pm S:10pm l9:13am
Ar Beuf'tf10:17 a IN ....... ...... -
Ar An'd'fe10:25 a m .......... ..... .
Ar Aug. 1l:45 m .......... ..... ..
AR Char. 1916 pm 5:eO pm lei m Sos a m
SOUTHWARK.
No. 15.* No. IS e No. "a No 23*
Lv Char. 1918 am S;20pm 4OOam 1:45 m
Lv Aug. ......... 12:25pm ......... .....
Lv AHPdIef ........ l55pm ......... ......
Lv Beutt ........ 300 pm ..... ....
Ar Saw. 1:O2 pm 6:40Dm 6:H am sos IN
NEW YORK ANDFLORIDA SPECIAL.
CTli-weekly.)
South: Tuesday, Thursday, ana Saturday.
North: Monday, wednesday, and Friday
1910 a m Ar Savannah Iy 2:39 % m
500 pmAr St. Augustine Lv $50 a m m
*Daily.
Train No IA stops at all stations between Sa-
vannah and Yemassee.
Train No. 78 stops only at Monteth, Harde
vile, RidReland, Green Pond.
Trains No. IS and Sc stop at all stations
Train No Is stops at all stations south OF
Ridgeland.
Pullman sleepers between Savannah and
Charleston on trains C6 and % Passengers can
retire early at night and remain in cars until s
O'Clock next morning.
For tickets, Pullman car reservations and
other information, apply to A S. HAINES,
Ticket Agent, % Bull street, and at depot
Depot ticket Office will not be open for sale of
tickets for train &c.
E. P. McSWINEY, Gen. Pass. Agent.
@. s.. GADSDEN, Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16
MORE luNAv,cs cRgMAYgo.


unS No0oNy Vwot U"oeo Wa'wet ~ Wv
~,eh. y. Y. ssd tteses tswss~s res-
,shea.
N"swicu. y. V. Nav s-rhc Chen.
argo yuor house and insane asylum. s.N.
teen miles nor,hwos, Of hcrc, were en-.
urcly consumed by Gre "Wednesday
night and thirteen inmates f~~nishci.
The frc VAS discovered Ahout eleven
o'clock in the north yin; oi the p-rcr
house building. where the idiots were
kept There ere no provisions foe cs-
un.gishing the flames The keeir-rs
and n~cighburs gayr their attention. "a
getting gu, the -, paupcrs and insane
and lc, the building burn. They w
all rescued, but eleven idiots and two
wumcn are missing SIX hSil,s could bo
seen slowly burning, The other nvc
are supposed 90 hc covered up
The poor house building VAS ,hror
stories high and built ot wood The In
sane asylum MAS also q wo,sicn build.
iug, - stories high and only separated
from the poor hou~" by = drive way
The property Was estimated ~ hc worth
So, 900 and Was insurvi Tor $50. 90
"Wednesday afternoon rclorah pihblc.
a oma In the idiot department. put
her lighted pipe into her rs-kc, aud
was soon developed In fame, and later
died from the effects 81 the burns.
l, is supposed that, SOM. oi tie IDIOTS
got hold ~ some matches and IN play ing
with them st t'v 10 tho building and
caused the disaster.
The names Of III" IDIOTS Who p-rishcd
we're; Sarah Mills. Alton: Sarah ual.
layhcr. Norwich; Aimcda Austin. this
county. Sarah Bailey. Columbus, Laura
Gray, Of Greene; Ad"lia benedict ~
Oneida, Lucy Warren, Of Oneida.
Ar,illa Atwood. Norwich; Deborah
DIbblc, bainbridsc. Mary ODanseis
Austin
All the departments In the institution
were crowded. and Il can we'll la
imagined that the rescue al tho ysor
creatures, many Of them old and very
feeble and Others Wild With fear and
terror, which added Ia their insane de-
i%usions, WAS 10y no mean an easy task.
The keepers and citizens worked ~
best they could to carry. dri,o, dras
md push the inmates cut. but the
lanes spread so rapidly there ~a'
ittlc time and the great wonder 1.
that so many were rescued Their" MAS
li,,le system in the conduct of the e.
for, la save. People went at it haphas
ard, appalled, 10y IA" cries and mnan'
ui the inmates Not on" ~ those ~hs
worked expected that 81 many would IL
saved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

vvsesai ssss,~~s IN ne ssssss tks~t-, ssA
l~eassas~ s~s tssssss.~. ~

W,smiSe IVY, Nay 1T rider = drip
ping shy The mortal remains ~ James
burnio Heck, ia,r . tri,sd states ~-na.
,or srom k~ntacky, wo-~ b,rne AZ srn
o'ol~ck yesterday moraiag tr,u she
rrsidcnc. IL Representative hrc<lin.
riaT~, C Nentvcsy. ~ The Csra,"i They
were accompanied Nv the >~nat. cusn.
mi,'-c of arrangements and the hon
orsrJ pail t-s~r. named by the krn.
lucky delegation.
Arriving ., the eas, srcrt " thc sen.
Ate the >enA,ors aud y~sll.,-sr-rs LETT
their cArrlagcs AMI fcrpnlns IN wv
lines. with senators WAcsburn and
E,sr,s a. the head. the cssket ~as h,rnc
FROM the hearss by . detail W cirh, Of
the Capitol rnlicc up the Step and into
the marble not ~herc II ~as visited
by several hundred persons ,~for~ Its
r,mova 10 the Scna,c cbamhct
~ ~ 80 rrvslacnt ITO rsm. Ingalls,
called the sna Ia order Al a. tho
honorary pAll beavers "a he part ~ th-
senate were announced By the Ircsi.
dent FRO rcm a. follows Ncssrs Nor
rill. sherman. Hale, Allison, Ncfhsr'
son. Vest. rugh aud Uihscn
live minutes later TIE members ~ The
lious. ~ Representatives were an.
nouncsd and took seats Ca the right and
left az the CHAMBER ~ the rcAt IL the
senator, Who stussi a. rrcoi,o them.
speaker Reed was escorted ,o . place q,
ia" right Of President PRO TEN insalls
The m.m,~rs ~ tho iiogs. ~rru iol.
lowed 10y the ,h,-t Justice and Associate
Justices ~ the Supreme Court The
diplomatic corps was rspr, s"nb~d ty MI
Julian Pauncctoto, the iirlt.h Minister,
and mrmbcrs ~ the Chinese. japanes.
and brazilian legations G,c ming'.'
later fpsldons Harrison and the mc'n
bcrr 81 his Cabinet were received. The
ass.mblagc rising Srrrrtary Nohl"
Who Is ~ In the city, and Attorney
General Miller. ~bo - III, svv the all
sepi,eS
Atios the cask-, wAs lnrpc ir,o th'
cham,sr through the main door on 'h'
oppcsi,. SIDE from IA" marble rcun
where IL had been lying tollo~iu th'
caskct came Mrs. soauilcs, Senate
Hcck's daughter. and Major UooiI"s
her husband. and friends of tho fAmill
Who were seated a, the lett ~ the cashc,
Opposite the President and HIS Sahin.,
A., the procession moved down III. alsi'
the chaplain read from the burial scT
vice. beginning. Il am the resurrection
and the life"
The service. lasted until ir, ~h",
the remains 81 the d.craSei Senate
wrt" c~~rurtod "a tho baltimore a I"i.
mac railway station aud were al'
patched on their Nay Ia Lexington, NY,
81 three o'clock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16
ABOUT SILVER.
.,s 1sVoh,,cs~s t'~Aii, Agree t'r"" . su'
s.s Hut-N Nsy Iced =" the ss~e Z oa.sss
al sllseV

set WNt-Oo sp oeod "" The sses ! Vs"s0e
ct stisrv
W,.mNoro>. May An .Hor, ~ss
osdo by IA. S"nat" Republican silver
Commute" Ia agree upon = Silver h,ll 80
t~ reported to the caucus THREE 80 the
thirteen members were absent hut the
ten present together With SsnA,"r
stewart Who Vas invited To- take part In
the proceedings, after a discussion oct
Ing nearly tire" hvsrs, decided Ia ~
y.nri ,o a caucus a. ha held sofn. day
this week the hill rt-urt"i 10y Nens,a
Jones from the Finance Commits. SoIH.
weeks ago With amendments
TN" 80 the amendments I-ut,1srd
strikes out ,h" provision In ,b" reported
bill that I'll. notes i..u"a Tor the par.
chase ~ bullion. when redeemed shall
h. cancelled and instruct. the s"rro-
tArY of the Treasury "a r.isssc them,
With the provision that "a" amount out
standing shall not ct u time 10 In er'
ces. Of the amount paid out Tor the
bullion Deposited.
Another s~mendmcnt 10 tho addition
~ the slsth section ~ the bill adopted
by tho Uou~~ caucus, ~hlob provides
~ " '''tsbh it' "" ''efE w
atou, seventy millions ~ is~fui money
nos held Tor h cdsmp,ios o' National
bank notes
The Jones hill dirccts he Secretary AZ
tho Treasury Ia parchsse n,oethly silver
bullion 20 the value ~ ~, iNo, coo. N.
sotss . payment thereof io -
r~~Aeemsbl. In lAsfai money Tso
of she nemtsrs ~ The eomni,
tee felt Yesterday the, they ooald
10, unquslisedly Civ" 'hsl' ssp
por, 10 the measure. although they
SER willing Ia bs," The mat
trr 70 20 the osgcus sos tie dscls1on.
one ~ them. o, 10 aid. viii sspJ.,rt 8,
In go IL 10 approved by the other Bs-
yabliosn senstsrp. bot the o,h~s go
no, =, Sdy Ia 81 even 80 far lie drssfss
unc - consider slsssues
senate Ni,rhsli, a. Oregon. s,svA.
In referring W the proposed oasnp'"
mice. that ~hile personally be as 10
favor 81 the free oolnsg. ~ silver. hs
believed tue sas.r che spllioe ~.
dem pti9s cisss~ having hen o~nlis~a
80 br free from AM ,Icions pr1ssiy PIE,
sni oss that. ~ saop,-a. -0ula Slu.
ups,sIJ iesd "a free sodss9- In ,hi'
Ssns,of Teller agreed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

~, tai sss.t 49,, q . -es- 49, sss
q N~is.~~ 90 f.s $780, ,~ss 80 80
e., b. hal .s,s ,,As ~es .sti ~ t.s sf~
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kAt q "a. all 80 s~ss~i~ q tzsx boi
en- tn,lss~,. rhst rrAhst that ~ es~ss
~ ~ .s-.ie,t~i 1900 ss,~s sssass s~r
rsss,es 90 49,
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49, IN ~ sssst ns, -vab tssss
tts, $3.50 a~i .s-snts-~. Ia s~s ~, - u
I.
loo t~.r, NV t.s~,~s . ~h, sh~ ssA~'
9th ,-salAs ~ b., eve 49, fas NFr-
s,ss wvil go -saA o. tse- uhs, - - s~y~fsf
~ 10, 80 rny zee we s-s=. ssN' -fs~ ' Tees
ssss that str $50 ssa,s. isit st.est
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cha, D.. esshs,.le. b. A-sNN iv-i ..s .~.i
90, q, a., %, whss, ~ tts.s. 49, "a
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o. . ..staiR ,sseo-,y ~ fsus..~ ~s~s ~s~a
9th -.itsfssth-. ssa' s"ss--s - .ss~s' ~
f.nlri go seen t.sii a - isN'~t
,is., - i..i ~-.lisa ,sshAsr~ ,r ~ issss
Arslss tie ist .s,s ~ Ne ~s.,S 600,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

Bsiusons Ma Nay ~Lavsss "
ENs. osnsr ~ the "p.sri 81 Pssis
COMPANY. sss sAsisss tss o@<4sls ~
the Chesapeake 4 osss EsGlrs.s Ca@.
rssy thss sssS Sssswss, 10 sSs~S.
w mS4s fs kss<ss s~ussssnsa ~ sAs
sts@ssoa. Va rsllss~a $issstsr 10 eli
essss sxst Ne eisi~s fhst he ssss
s.si i~~s .rn sS~Sau. ga sgay~ss
Ma Nssss, sss slr~ssr A~~s ysss " asss
Zoe AZ hv.ssl.s - net sy sss ss>srs
have r~ssissa szsllev sx~sssast. Tss
rsiir~sA sespasy . Dr.. ssf@ss.ss
vtth tss relatives ~ hyf.t~ ksss. ~
ksssAs tsfy g.ra sAS $50 ssGtssS+
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16
A CRONiN
4 Nsp"rs That Noo,ks. S"usNiia aud N'so'.
hssn Were Planning 4" tss"r~ thr"Ss"
Nbuts,d~ : v,s0da.

CHICAGO. May Concerning the dis.
co,cry that Bourkc. Coughlin and osul.
Ivan. serving life sentences In the prni.
Tertiary for the murder ~ DR. tronin
had occurred facilities for co~murunicAt.
Ing with tho outside world. a dispatch
from Joliet says:
THE mall roui" was Investigated and
1, was found that Tom HILLS. a foreman
for the outs de gang for tb" cooper con.
tract, WAS the mail carrier. lie took III"
letter, FROM con,icts and mailed them.
The letters -aid answer inclo-ri "a J..
HILLS. number ~ and So. will reach me.
These letters were 20 and from ahal'
y dozen different con,icis. bun chiefly 80
Bourkr. Coughlin and osullisan They
show that theS" WORTHLESS hA," powerful
friends outsid" aud that money and In
ruonc- ar" not lacking Mr. Hills VAS
lnconiincntly bounced and ~ill never
see the inside ~ the Illinois stat" F"n.'
,.ntiary again as a foreman.
"Dncof the letter.. from Martin ilourlc
IA q fellow consie, suggests that II h"
can lie moved from his prrsnn, location
In IA" cooper shop 10 a plsc" b"sid" his
pal they could IN things Ia .uit them
selves. snd says: 'llon't you think lar
rc,t will dot, for $500 You tackle him
Attorney Forrest. who represents the
prisoners, whom spoken IA about ,hs
matter scoHrA ~ III" idea that ther"
was . pio, on hand by means % which
tn" Jronin prisoners hoped to csrapc,
Ne declared that II the ,~-nitentiAry
doors were opened they would not vsls
out. lscsus. he had told them. and they
hrmly believed. tina, they would u
granted . new TRIAL "a their appeal "a
the supreme Court, which Will so,n II
NADIA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

LESiSoro>, Ky. May 2-The BODY ~
scnstor Heck lay in state ., th. south
ern Presbyterian Churh all Yesterday
morning and thousands 81 people looked
81 the fSoe OF the dad A. twelve
O'Clock the funeral services ~~rc held
In the church. The Congregational dele
cation msechrj 10 "a. church. 'olIo~eA
by the Kentucky i~sisisture. yuas.s
Of the ,our, 81 Appeals. state
officials. members % the Lexington
bar. city SrciAls and the ierinS'on
Chamber ~ Commerce III. services
were conducted by Rev. " y v Hart.
lett The proe~lon ~ss then formed
for the cemetery. II ~ss beaded by .
military hand. The h"srse .ss ~scort~i
by pail bearers from lexington Tbs
services o. The c"mstsry serS ,.ry
brief
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

Mriis. May The EsSebs Asteir-s.
Announcing tho ''ovsrnrrn,s istss,ion
IN ls,r.si gcs . sIl W iacress- ,As SEA-
artillery by s.ven'y batteries syt The
AMY oorI- ny special utsyys. ssrs tks
state % ,Li.ss ssDnS ssrbsnps sstys
t.yrs ass not SAmii ~ c0sus1ssos ~
the y~esrnt sys,Am ssasr sh&s the
sr,lllesy strength 10 snAis,sIssS - TIA
ssp~ns ~ the ~Is'sn,sJ ~ 10. ,AsrsN
fss~, ssessssyy W On snss the ssss%
i,ensss ~ ,eas~ sssss so Inrres. ne
cavalry ss4 la'ssuy % tie .ssssrs 80
o Assers 'r.s,asys
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

rrausJ ttsDc, nlsses tath ,hA, ~ 10 ne
ssG,.r rar'p.t ~ tbc trm ~ y ,bsssp
4 Go auihS eu,ipcss Va the ,lts Of tnss.fe,
tulpN sol ntA,c stetvtaid. sNi that sd
frm vii Ias Tho sum ~ o>s seas t.t
i.hs Tor ca b sua cHetN oa-s ~ ,sisfta
that can au, ~ r.rsj hy the go ~ Hal .
tsiaith Cure basNki ,utNst
Nwurs o. i-frrr We sni ssts- ft-J ~ 10y
tr~csepse,hlsotb ass at IA~.sntsr I $40
,stsil \ nttssss, SatsIr Ishilf
Hale ts,affh tuf~ - ,strs ibte. asll,
ani sts d,f~ w. uINsn tie bl~1 sna sun,uss
sstfz-~s ~ Tho system Nrsi Zoe t'stl
ussN,ais. ff- - tarNEiAtu t.lslo. u
SuAi - ps4Sssts. Va
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

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s~S~L..stS- s~i ell 49, ~. ~iess Sh~nnD
f,ss. 49, q ,h~ts ~s sas.ss - ssswe.
is.,..s ,tss 80 fast go all tr~~A~e
As . t~.s.-t-i sssS-ssss>S $500 "vs
,asssn ts~-stt4ss s~rys~ss Ss~ssasA ~ ~
.s#Ae s,.sss~ sst ~ sk~ s'ss-A est -
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80. a.si4.~~-. sts~~.-.sss. ~s~ssss~s-
49, tst. ~ ss~s~stsss ~.sss~& N~De
~~s s~N t~tA -a-~ sssss~hp. "
ts.s~.t.s~.ss ives st,ss-s - NE ss~ss~o
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

wAsmSeIoS. Msys-Tbe President
has ~st - ,hs ~ns,s tho 'olio~ins
nominations ~ officers ~ the bss Ter
riiory Of Oklahoma.
George W steele. % Indiana Govsrn.
o.: Rotsrt Martha. u Oklahoma, >~cr~'
.ASy. supreme Cour, oMoisls hssra
X Gr~ca 81 Illinois Chlef Jas,sns,
Abrshan J. s~sy. 81 Mis~osr. ssd Jobs
q. Clark. % wisonsln. As~sis.s Jss
,ices. Warren = Lurty, ~ Vlrsinis'
Uniisa States Marshal. HeeNcs sp~sa.
81 Oklahoma rsli~4 s,s1s Attsrnsy
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

D,sroy. Nsy The Hersgi's sss~tsi
ssys TIA, in w~intsrpns, Ne. . yo~as
usn. Perry Escs. Of wlssrpof- 80
sr,inx Ia eoB psny sta = M. Nsspa.
'rnrn F~tans'ovs ~ sh0aH be So
engaged "a the ssT ffDra trsaA'
fort IN w~tss~,t.~r " - szpf.~~s
tact . qEs-W "e.rr~a The yoSas
isay h~cssSs essSs~i ssa arssisssr~
~sslvsf. Er~3 iso ~ tAr-s sAsss 81 Ss'
,osapaaaon One ~ ~ sbSts ss's~~<
hss woasa. yzss~ssy ,ArD1ys ,Ae syp~s
lp snz tkrpssga Ike aa~ q. his sss4.
ssssiy sn;srsss the hasss ~ ~ ossx.-s
The ssrl shes Ar-t sxs4s - sis~e rssee
The uss Ia IN . erst4sDs p0sasr~A
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

TIC NAV eto ,hr.ii rsss Through ~"
y ibou, .~sirf'U'Irs 70 i~lnro ~ tDaiese
uan ~ ,yt, ass 10 regarded az - wussarffut
lhsuou.uou We dn4tH u .ush q rftFH
o,,d moF'si has s'et ssisini ~ % wv hssr
never ss.a bin 80, thousands sfv khew %
,a 10 ha.iy ,siirs..i 80 as,-psts tt uos.es
,rf -tan - I. ~istiers. Va. b. rUlss tsEns-dt
'Ur us, bsttohsi .uayisin' -s "'tl ss fr'
fever sni ssns arbiiitN. c1usursuVs. ,tss
nsu,a. AID .iJBsb vopbisa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

NArruxx. MIA. May IA svers
v,ad storm passd over ihis s~e,Ien thai
unrooseA svo buildings here-,ke Fo~.ss
Hossr and fsmnr.As cnce-ssA AAn.
Md the Methodist Churck "a vIasliA
juss srroAs the river Tuo tGGlx!Ays IN
vesss~ Of es~ctioa ~ HArvistoa. ,~ssty'
eight niles a.sAst co The ~Ioxtsvfile.
Nsu Orleans 4 rssss railrosd. ~rrs
e~snplsniy vrv~SeA TIE storm vsv'
sied FROM sos,A~est Ia sorfssssa ],
tailed the lArres. srves In !s uScs. 4
hs>sy ,1ia Eel! tus, sfs~r she s;ssern
vAaasd over. The rssns q tEe pAs, tee
aays have ~yrsves;ss The rt,tss- tale
~,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

oar.,taVatr 90 .ec a sfi WtA eve
DOLLAR snid ptrNr. iaF b4Eetcs na Lsy tsa-
le, ani a beech nt,svl tn be p<Ass t.vs
A.. Ils.g ltvta
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

A1,s sr'rs ssh ,Ios ~hcn IL . merely
Moi ST aairt i1at asv. rtp,E, s,aA. ].
~ tee .sltls Lore. usut. is.ts.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16

W. trres iaNeEti. ffvsrt pttsn - NC
cni, m,Sis us y, wvsscn ,..a ~ arugFi,is
Nuh, : I.s-,tsS gasfs-trs italn TIC p~tsbv'si
utut,, hiatt vltl yiNe sstst~NHcr 80 stsFa
,a,r. ut usntrS ~ - s.1apassd fhts
VaArsHtcv hAs ,-~n pftnt~i ,n 'Sc ,~s,te
atsg,vt. sad ~iathtsli, ssfpea u-t fv'
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-24
SMOLDERING RUINS.
Greenwood, Miss, Sustains a
Great Loss.
The Business Portion Of the Town Is De-
StrOyed by Fire.
Two Men Burned 10 Death-UDSuCCeSSful
Plot to Burn TOnaWanda, N. Y.
A Rochester Blaze.
Special by the California Associated Press.

GREENWOOD (Miss.), April 23-The
smoldering ruins is all that remains of a
large portion of the business part of Green
wood. From Front street south to Market,
and from Howard street east to Main, there
is not single house standing where before
was a solid block.
The east side of Main street, from Front
to Market, is also in ruins. including the
handsome residence of Colonel Gid Mont
joy.
The fire originated in the kitchen of the
Allen House, known as the Greenwood
Hotel, and kept by Harry Lee The fire was
discovered about 80 o'clock last night.
In the Greenwood Hotel were two men who
were under the influence of liquor.
They were dragged out of bed, but were
so stupefied by drink that they made no
attempt to save themselves, but instead
crawled back into bed. Their remains were
found this morning among the ashes Of the
house.
One OF them was named John DOUGH and
the other was known as Jimmie, the
Swede. This is the only loss of life The
loss will aggregate S124,000 with only about
$4,000 insurance.
ToNAwANDA On. ", April 23.-A fire
was discovered in the yard Of the TOua-
wanda Lumber Company last night, and at
midnight another fire broke out in the yards
OF A. M. Dodge IL Co.. in another quarter of
the town. Both fires were subdued after
hard fight Considerable excitement was
caused by the discovery that the wires of
the iire-alarm system had been cut in sew
eTRl places. There is a DBlief that the fires
were deliberately planned to burn the town.
ROCHESTER,, April 23.-The shoe manu-
factory of Weaver, Thomas & Kirk was
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000. The loss on
the building. which is owned by John G.
wagner, Is SG5.OO0. The chair factory of
Langslow. Fowler Il Co. was also burned.
Loss, $4,000. The New Osborn House was
damaged to the eXtant of S2ann
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

BERLIN, April 23.-Emperor William has
left Wilhemshafen for Oldenburg.
LONDON, April 23-The City and Subur-
ban handicap, in which there were fifteen
starters, was won by Reve d'Or.
PARIS, April 23-President Carnot was
welcomed by great crowd at Bastia to-
day. The Italian naval squadron in the
harbor fired salute.
NEW YORK, April 23-Collector Erhar dt
has released the seized cargo of tbs City f
Berlin and permitted the ship to sail, stip-
ulatlon having been made by which all
rights OF the Government were reserved
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Presid en- t
has revoked the sentence of dismissal from
the army in the case of Lieutenant James
5. V. Paddock, Fifth Cavalry, who was con-
VIcted by cOurt-martlal of duplicating his
pay accounts.
NEWCASTLE (Pa.), April 23.-Three men
were killed and six badly iDjur ed by an ex-
plosion in the boiler mills this morning.
Two of the injured will probably die. The
dead are John Welsh, George KliDgensmith
and John Murphy.
WASHINGTON. April 23-Captains Hem
rlques and Moore and First Lieutenant
Shoemaker OF the Revenue Marine Service
lave been constituted board to meet at the
treasury Department on the 2Sth inst for
the examination of Third Lieutenants for
pron0tlon to that service.