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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Easily answered If strong man, who
has frequently suffered pain. grows imps-
tent and etellious, bow much more inpa-
tent should be the baby who does no. kuo~
what suffering means. For the pains Of
colo, t-,thiog. etc, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
is the severe gn remedy. Price % cts.
1t is hard thing to treat nasal cstsrrh in
children; bat OH Ssul's Catsrrh is easy 20
use, SAT- ami eff ,cous. Soil everywhe
for - cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chappel LANDS. ChiIbIains
Corns. AMI all Skin Erupti0ns, AMI posi-
ia guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pc,
boz. For sale By Bowditeh Webster & Co.
augseod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
NOTICE.

TIE CSasEsiszsss syyssEfsI ~ IT, sss-fAsa
ssY as.gaiFe sat1 ne Z + yrsssHey ~ the a
G! tAs hssse Nsase Pfisa4es = will bs ~ sesssss 4
ths Ft.sSs 10 gtessastaa, from A. ". ssfa , y
~ 90 Ts~sfx5. fsrfsbeY TN. issg, uhrs "a s,snr
fsasIy 20 - ssNFi viii he sToFfss 70 al Ssfsais'
iztsss stea 10 fa@ s,sfsIesf sosttsr.
JAMS 4s,oasg&x.
W.B. Jrssfss. fonassissssasfs-
u. 10, L&~RY.
seDsssaesr Bss, sssy- s9et1,s.iAs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

All Who sr- wax nervous. tired, laHguid.
exhausted IN nerve power aud physical
strength who pass restless and sleepiess
nights, waking tsrcsl and uAr.if~siird morn
iue. who are desponde at and deprs .ed in
mind, NH, have weary limbs ana trembling
nerves who suffer from headache, neuralgia,
iaius aud aches; who have pAlpstaiion or
heart trouble. dyspepsia, indigestion, loss OF
appetite, constipation, kidney or liver com
lisuis, ucfs0as debility, nervous and physl
81 pro-lf;t.oH, paraly is. nuinbneas, or any
form OF nervous disease, should use
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Orris root is obtained from plan
which grows in Italy. 1t is of the iri.
family and so called because OF lis rain
boT or variegated hues. The root il
thick aud tleshy, 1t is dug III the spring
of the year. The tlbers are closely cuI
after which it is scraped and then care
fully dried. 1t is packed in small cask:
and shipped to other places. This worl
Is quite extensively carried on in Leg
horn. In a powdered state it is used il
ONE hlnds Of medicine. IT l. also mucl
used IN ,tentilricc. I'll. odor is very
agreeable. The leaves Of this plant are
very broad and the hoWcrs large ant
white
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES

pNIg MD own AGAIN.
Over ant oYei again
Ny duties u Iii % me:
They ever cohe 50 inunOtoucGs round
breakfast, and dnnsr, aud t,n,
Smoothing the snow white c.Oth.7.
sweeping and busting with c.rei
There il ever some tash tn M LITTLE hone.
o brighten il eyercwherr.
What may | claim Tor my duties fer
And ,hes. endless round. OF tatEs 10 be
over and over again
over and over again
The sun sinks low in the west,
And always over and over again
The birds come back to the nest
The robin sings to his loving mate,
Close, close TO my cottage door,
The same \. I'd cong have heard him sing
For many day before.
What does the robin say TO me
II the heart ID tuned 10 loves glad key,
No tack can be duh mOuotony,
Though ser and over again.
...r.tsy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Or. Creene'S Nervura,
Health and Strength.

81 have taken DR.. Greene's Nervura, and /.
has done me more good than all the medicines
ever took. / never thought would ever be
a, wen as this medicine has made me feel.
NJ. husband !. 50 happy to see mr better mat
l,- tells ..,-rs onr AZ, ut ihi- wonderful n"d'-
.iu- and | thank ,,od every dI4 aud night
thai he sent AZ Til, "A, dciur'
Mr. ANNIE boNoN An.
AttAwaugau, %.
te.- You an consult ir. GreeHe. the pro
r-te.sr of ms remedy, rho IS the Jlmou;
sy~ciaiist IN he freatn sHt Of nervous and
chronic disease, free Of charge, pers91elHg of
tg letter, Ut bis Office, 81 Temple Fiace, bsiio".
Misi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
MAINE GOsSIP

A splendid non partisan Temperance
| nio1 has been started in Auburn, com
prising in is membership number Of The
first ladies' of the eitv. Mrs. Ara CU.hmsn
is president
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
The Partisan Position 10 Wrong In
Principle.

A moral reform association. having rs
its test of membership total abstinence
pledge, ought not to ally itself with any
organization. political or otherwise, having
no such pledge or test of membership A
political party is based on citizenship. 1t
includes ali who vote the party ticket.
American citizens include men of
all nationaliiies, creeas and personal
habits, political parties need u conserve
all these diverse forces for the public 4 pod ;
the party which can carry a majority Of the
votes Of any community or commonwealth
to the support OF the wisest measures and
the highest attsinabie legislative good is
best serving the country. IL Is better ia
hftswhole commons esl,h-thcou h righ,-
eous lsw,-one inca. than for 2 few good
reople to leave the teilas mass s--ags -
tor this ''one ineh eft, Aasl 70 oar alof, n
the balloon Of potitiesl observation. Nc,
80 with neral reform association; wish it.
members are strength only when each me m
Der brings added moral power. seagse uo-
der personal subsection TO the principle
on which the organ Eatio1 is founded aud
pledged to work for its Advancement
Thus those organic atoms are strongest y hich
lift highest. in eiear.ss and bodies. outline
the single reforms for which they are or
ganxed. The temp france reform is Oh
scured by other poii.ical Issues when joined
| to a political party, which, il it deserves
tee name. or merits support a, The polls.
| must stand for the varied interests OF our
| complex political lite- Prohibition may
| md its relative position quite snadowy
when brought into dim perspective With
| other political Issues. Practitioners in
vain may shcut themselves hsarse in
declaration that Ii IL the greatest issuA he
| fore the American people. believe tie
/ prohibition Of the liquor traffic is
The orsatsss Question
before the Nation, but is not the greasss,
issue between opposing political parties. i,
cannot so dominate other questions As 70 BE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Local Notices.

i0"lf yoa want something n-w - Pr
,Dsr.phy, 70 10 Bufgess' stuiio. cor af'ss
SD Water SITS. and get picture Of oh''
self With yourself. Two different po,i'..s.'
N the came picture. No end to The diss''
.spscii'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
ours frsternaily

hfhsuIae WIN Tue 'i"p"''1"N' ' jN'
ness OF the oenss'
tours HstefnaiV'
fip' T. hHA'"'f'
H,4p.,s,Nf,rs 15s Ffpsr Ave, Wrsr. 3
Gene p.rins lava ~Err II. 1890. ,
- a.,
~ - ,.... r..,..e, Z. ,,.
- ~. -. ,,,ion 81 IA. .Non
,,-I.i-.. 80 tv ~ - + hoos ~,
- - a., d.,,,oc,.s, m,
- ,t,.. -, a, ,,,,.,,., h.',,,,,.,r ~,
aas a,.,.o.,ation. had ,.e Oil onr III.
80, 'at.,',i,'. ai,.,r.,sl,;,,, IN wo,t nj
,ra 90 = 0 r. ., 's1 XIX r., ,h. or,.,.
"a. as So, goe,s,an Non-ps,ti,s,
49, ,..,,,...,,,,.. - pl...s ,,lye +,
the deu workers the SINGER greetings Of
your o-Norker- IN Iowa, and greet .aor
not for myself alone bus for az 9"F low
co-worltsrs, II Till rejoice m'uV lows
hesFis IN hear Of thor orgHnI liion.
hope that now IN this convention the Name
women will be - guided by the bie''ef
Holy Splrt That they may grandi) htIl
IN directing the future successes OF me
Non-rtrtisAn ". G, 7. T.. motrment, ara
"a nrihny more ~ our christian women ID
the ''russle, not only tor the over hro~ eli
Iln IN ok hadn't rul the drink fFutf fHf n
our r,n,sst for the sn!yammei,d sai,f,ea
hL,yfy of each individual member of n,
W. & r.. f.. IN her own poi neal troy.6 -
lts,-y hat no minority vote of the new
". e. II n. shall ever infrinys q liberty
the iodiyiduai -xerr 81 of which no W G.
= a. somen sarrenaers when joinipg the
/ MON snd Accoralrs 10 ,ae restr,rtior. i'm
po,rl-vil.. th. liberty 10 use her out
no,it.,al influence ACCORDING 20 the dictate.
"a her avn marry ur,ferancas-ro.trict,
onty from bringing marty ouen.ious or psrt,
snfk ieto fha xofk IF The Nen.Psrtisar
w,man. Ch,i.tian Union.
Your. FOR God Home and Humanity.
N.sv / A1pRtcu.
To the SLATE Convention OF The Non-fafs'
san I. ). u
H+fr SH'~f' ~ contention tf'r"'eted
most '!ncete'y wish 'bat rnnih be VIII
son We cannot MAY MUS senh greer
ny t'el that the Heavenly tather y
VITA YoG ~ Yo1r rndeSSor to huild up ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Tug City ot Lynn brought up a big r.W
Of logs yesterday aad fastened them 10 the
boom on the east side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
>Aocal 2lloiiers.

Damsoas srs IS a bnshel in the Ros,e,
mukst. No, May viii be preserved hi,
wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Any grotef who .EsFncis his clerk to sen
sjme other soap for Bra,s@ls soap Is tese''
iDg him lesson in fraud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

The Deluge Company from Brewer wen,
through on the 9.S5 train Yesterday morn.
!ug on their way to the music, at Gard.
,ntr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

fiiny Frye and wife from Iowa, viii
hold religious services in Friends Chapel.
this evening at so. Al are invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

sH- Mis- Sar. Tnille teacher 0. 'ss
voice 80 Bfiige 81. s.piz'1S'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

MIR. W. e. Grant will act as asss,ap,
Secretary of the Y, NJ. c. \, in this c,,,
for the coming year. preparatory TO taking
IN the work in the future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

1aila Hsaaeees Aaurnat
fRlsAf, OCT. 3. 1870.
Cards 81 thanks and resolutions o, trsu.r,
will ee chsrged at TIE rsse OF ten cents . h,s
All Siversssiug ANNOUNCEMENTS Of eu,e-t.;,
nsnss whess object is me raising Of roary
Sil nc changed $. 10 fs.a af Gfteen cent,
tire.
nav kpvGsrfsaMEwya 1o.ply
uasnesses-S. \. Dickinson
To ist--llonses.
Change Of tirae-E. 5. r. Co.
Nsc'et News hav.
Horse power machines,
Carpenters NSnted.
>Socal glloiiers.
Damsoas sire IS bnshel in the Ros,s,
mukst. No, May viii be preserved hi,
year.
The Railroad Commissioner, p...ss
through the city Yesterday retafaiug ftau
their Eastern trip.
Rev. /, G. Ress viii give the priaeio,l
address at the mass mis- ,ioasrv mes,esn
y at3rs,lle tonight.
Tug City O; Lynn brought up a biz ,,w
Of logs yesterday and fastened them 10 the
boom on the east side.
riiny Frye and wife f'om lows. viii
hold religious services in Friends Chanel.
this evening at $50. An are Invited.
The Dcluge Company from Breacr wen,
through on the 9.S5 train yesterday morn.
!ug On their way to the music, at Gsta.
iner.
MIR. ". G. Grant will act as ass,s,ap,
Secretary of the Y NJ. c, \, in this city.
for the coming year, preparatory TO taking
IN tn, work in the future
---s--.
II l.. FsrrSnd of Gardiner Albert Bailey
Of Lynn, Mass, and Edward T. Farrand of
this city have started for fishing TIP IN
in the vicinity of Norridgewock
Auaatlc Hose Company No. = took their
racing car, to Gardner behind y road wss,
en- yesterday morning. They h,alol Il
over the Tcgu'.iou distance in the morning.
ia ] %,
Armour's extract OF beef prepared In The
form of eNceodingi, pala'ablc beef tea VA,
served ffcc at c. X. rartIi !st's lrus store
yelt, ria, and will b, DUNG tolsy AMI 10.
morton
The trsin which usually arrives here At
AS +. Nj. did not arrive last evening I'LL
l0,i5, The delay was caused BY the en-
g.ne of a freish. train being OF the track
Al Brunswick.
MIR. " illiam II. Turner OF Tn, city re.
o.ived letter from "Iiod' Nt'.Jn yes.rt.
day saying that he should take The stallion
Nelson down 10 Terri ilante cl)ber Slh,
and put him on the kitc-shapcd track al
record.
Officers Amcs and Rollins made seizure
Of tire. pa5crla of liquor near the "a.
trance of tie South EenHebpc Fair
Grounds on Thursday. The p,rcels vefe
librlled, sd the parties, who ar" known.
will he deal, with hereafter, as tLtr, il ne
lock up a, that place.
Mr.. Benjamin Kicker brouFh; ialo tue
Journal Office yesterday the limb of saeI
tree which was 10 full blossom. The whole
trce from which il was taken IS nov in full
bloom. The pleasan, weather of the past
ies day would insure "a second crop all
round if it could only continue long enough
The. Chase wishes he hadn't got Trunk
Wednesday night or at least that the officer
hadn't found hm in that condition and
taken him from TIE II O'Clock pullman aud
put hiio in the lookup Yesterday mora
ing he came before Judge Andrews and
was given the choice between going to jsil
for 30 days or paying S7.9i. liz chose the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

csls.s Is susts largely. Masking /. pass 1sas 70
present many tyssrs which ecu y nj otss--
wise Fave bsea done.
WIKI regret thai Ease done &c LIZZIE and
thai | can give 60 more eosrset az ertentsT
fsp5fs, sssll beg ias en- sntbsn 20 bear
with me-. and tEuss inst in IKE great day OF
pei xoesny Il eaa b. said rkzs TIE httis seed
ssen IT, tisis direction did zro~ ao ssd pro-
duct as A5ErsiFrs harvest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
nailu Esaaesef :acurnal
fslsAf. OCT. 3. isn.

Cxyis 81 thanks and resolutions o, ,~sver,
will 10 chsrgei at TIE rsse OF ten cents . h,e
All sivertssiug announcements OF eu,ert.i,
menIs whess object Is ms raising Of none,
vii ne changed $, 10 rs.o Of Efseen cent,
Ire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Nav Apvnsrisumnwra ro.p.y

usfnesSss--S. \. Dickinson.
To iet--lloRses.
Change Of tifae-E. ). h. Co.
Nsctet News hav.
Horse power machines,
Carpenters Wsnted,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Auaauc Hose Company No. took their
racing ear, to Gardner behind road wss,
en- yesterday morning. They haalel i
over the Fcgu.uou distance in the mo,nas
il %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Armour's extract OF beef prepared In The
form of eNceodingi, pala'ablc beef tea VA,
seT,>d free at c. X. IartIi ICES drug store
yelt. rda, and will b, DUNG tolsy ami 10.
nurroN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

The trsin which usually arrives here at
AS L. NJ. did not arrive last evening I'LL
l0,45, The delay was caused BY the eu-
g.ne of a freish. train being OF the track
~ Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Mr. " illam II. Turner OF tins city tie.
c,ivcd letter FROM ''iiod' Ne'.Jn ,es,pr.
day saying that he should take TIE s,all.on
Nelson down 10 Terri iIaute oct lber Slh,
and put him on the kite-shapcd track al
record.
Officers Amcs md Rollins made seizure
of tire. PARCELS Of liquor near the "a.
trance of tie South kenHebpc Fair
Ground. on Thursday. The p,roels wete
lbrlled, sd the parties, who ar" known.
viii he dealt with hereafter, as there Is ne
lookup AT that place.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14

stationery; John K. Shaner, ci0E6ing; u.
Leopold, dry goods; Miss Deem Geiger,
millicery Clinton Lessig's dwelling was
badly damaged, as was also the residence Of
Mrs Lawrence Y. Read. Leopold store was
completely burned out. The high winds
prevailing at one time threatened the de-
struction Of several blocks of buildings. 1t
is feared that the loss will aggregate
between $4,000 and $4,000 The property
is partially insured.
The loss will reach s150,0OO Two engines
were sent from Reading at 3 o'clock this
morning. The fire was not checked until 8
O'clock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
Augustus Sig Cotton receipts.

AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 1S-Augusta is re-
ce!ving 81 much cotton now that the factors
had to get the consent Of the council to-
day to Leave some Of it IN the streets outside
Of their warehouses.
AT a meeting Of the exchange to-day reso-
lutiols were passed protesting against the
passage Of the Iwitty bill and commenting
the opposition of Ricnmond's representa-
tiVeS to it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
SESSION OF THE SENATE.
Tho Action on the Zachary Resolution
Reconsidered.

h0COuSlQBTOC.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec l3.-The Senate
promptly reconsidered its action on the
Zachary resolution this morning, and an
other long debate on the arbitration ques-
ton seems inevitable.
The debate expected to-day on the Twitty
bill did not materialize, consideration of
the measure having been again postponed.
MIR. Beck gave The corporations a fresh
broadside. In one bill introduced by him
pools trusts and combinations of corpora
tons are declared conspiracies to defeat
competition, and those entering into them
are subjected to penalty OF from to 10
per cent. on their capital stock. The bill
also renders void contracts entered into BY
such conspiracies. The author saws the
measure is founded on the Missouri and
Michigan anti-pool statutes.
LIENS ON RAILROADS.
His other bill creates a lien on all the
property of railroads in favor of persons
suffering bodily injury at their hands, such
liens taking effect at the date Of injury and
are TO be paramount to all liens created by
mortgages or other contract.
Mr. Warren offered resolution provid-
ing for revision of the penal laws. He saws
II Is 50 long since they were last revised that
they are antiquated and unjust. He hopes
TO have them 50 brushed up as to make the
penalty fit the crime in accordance with
the advancement Of raodern ideas. He in
slsts that the inadvertent theft of a hairpin
ought TO be something less than a peniten-
tiary ofense.
The bill requiring the payment of the
costs of clerks and sherlffs Ia divorce suits
on fling the suit was lost.
During the debate Of the morning over
the proposition to relieve the Coast Line
Railroad Company of Savannah of the pe,,-
atty incurred for failure to pay its tax
promptly, Mr.. Lane made the same point
always made on t1ess bill, that the poor
man is not relieved from the tax. The bill
passed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
FIRE RIpEa a lice wINp.
Several stores and Couple OF Dwell
inas Burned at Pottstown.

several stor 20 and Couple OF Dwell
ings Burned at Pottstown.
PoTTsrowE, Pa. Dec. 13-A disastrous
fire occurred here at 2 O'Clock this morning.
The Gre was discovered on the second floor
Of JON Il. shanef's clothing store. occu-
pied by Miss Doem Geiger, q dressrnaker.
An alarm was quickly given, but a high
wind prevailed and the flames, which
originated from an Overhoated stsge. sprsad
with noaderfgl rspidity d,barned "a, half
a dozen firms ana tbeiF bulalcgs, a fOi-
lows; Knights millinery store. j. 4. =.
x W. q. beocBsr, dry goods. n. "a.
toos. hatter; a. Vans book etors
w. Stone, .sweiFy n. a. Cusisy. books aud
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
- PRO3ECLIONs
County Taxes on Railroads.

ATLANTA. GA. Dec. l3.-The East Ten
nessee. Richmond a.d Danville, Empire
and Dublin, and Marietta ami North
Georgia rail oads will fight in The courts
the payment Of the tax levied under the
Glenn bill, by certain COUNTIES, on the
ground tuat Is Is unjustly high. Fhe road
first nameI refuses to pay IN nearly every
county through which it runs, aad the
others in Habsrshsm, Banks, Lauren5,
Pickeus and Cherokee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
Escembia Circuit Court.

PENSACOLA. FLA. Dec. 13-Tbe circuit
court, which has been In session here for
the past two weeks, adjourned to-day until
Jan. ., and Judge Barnes returned to his
home in Mariana to-day. During the
present week several important civil cases
have been disposed Of, among them being
two suits for damages against the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, in which each
plaintiff obtained verdict Of 1880
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
ATLANTA's ooURT-MARq1AL.
RuEors that the Four Men on Yria

humors that the Four Men on Trial
Fave Been Cow csed.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. BIT is reported
that the court-martial has found guilty the
four members Of the Gate City Guard
accused in the bribery cases, and that the
verdicts are now being reduced to writing.
1t is scarcely possible that the rumor is
reliable, as oaly sworn officers are in posses
sion Of the courts secret. The friends Of
Capt Sneed and Lieut.. Roberts still RELY
on the slenderness Of the implci ting evi.
dence TO secure their acquittal Red tape
VIII consume several days yet before the
official announcement Of the finding.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14

The favorable impression produced on the
erst appearaDceof the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy, syrup Of Figs. few years ago has
been more THAI confirmed BY the pleasant
experiences o. all who lave used u, aud tbe
success y tie proprietoTa aud meuufgctur-
-, tes California ~ syrup Company
81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
Judge Forts claims Pressed.

ATLAyTA, GA, De-. IA large delega-
ton OF ciiizsns from Americas to-day
waited on the Cover or 70 urge the appoi L
ment Of Hon. Allen Fort as one Of tie rails
road c0mnissionerR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
A Strike Threatened AT Bolton

LONDON. Dec. 13.-The Bolton Cotton
Operatives Association has voted in favor
of goi out on a strike next week unlsss
wages are advanced per cent. The strike
will effec5 25 900 hands
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
MAooN,s BIG TRIAL.
a Review OF the Progress Made Dur.
ing the Past Msek

ing tlS Ea5J " EEK
MACON, GA, Dec. lathe six men who
were arrested by the federal authorities for
completely in the murder Of Capt. John c.
Forsyth at n rmaadale Oct. :, are now on
trial IN the United states court, under III
dictmeut for conspiracy and murder.
Seven men IL all were arrested They are
Luther A. Hall. a lawyer OF Eastman
Wright Lancaster, shsr. Il u Teifalr couns y
John h. Lancaster, James Moore, Lewis
Knight, Charles Clements and Glenn burch.
Two Others were lnd ccst, Tut are stu at
large. They are Henry Lancaster and
Ricl Lowry, alias Herring. The latter Is
the man VINO, accord ng 70 the confession
Of two Of tie prisoners, killed Capt For
syth at the instlgation OF the others.
BURCH's PLEA OF GUILTY.
Burch was brought into court on the first
day Of the trial and pleaded guilty. The
district attorney holds his written aad
sworn confession, which will be made public
when he goes on the sla-d to give states
evidence. Charles Clements has also made
a confession, but pleaded not guilty with
the other prisoners.
District Attorney Marion Erwin stated
Yesterday IN court that be held the coufes-
sion OF another OF the prisoners, but 1t IS not
known who he is.
Judge SDeer has refused motion for sew
erancs for the i've prisoners from Clements,
who Is repres nted separately by Hugh
Washington by app intmen6. The other
five are represented by i. o. Bacon Of
Bacon d Rutherford, Bartles. & Dessau
aad c. q. Smith # hawkiGsvilie, jointly.
THE PROSECUTORS.
The prosecution IS conducted by Marion
Erwin ald ZION. T. G. duBignon Of Savan-
ma. a motion to qaash the indictment on
a plea Of non~jurisdictiOn has been mega
tived.
For six days the defense have made hard
fight.
Today nine jurymon were impaneled.
The judge has decided that the six defend
ants have but twenty challenges between
them. The defense to-day made one de-
feadaat challenge in pereoa thirteen times.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
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