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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29

ADEL, Ga, Dec. 2s.--rhres new firms
hayo been established here Ia tho last few
days Parrish AZ Hitch changed 10 Parrish
4 Psepias. q. N. Hitch going out ana j. II.
Peoples coming In. The hrm of sam Brown
y pcw Brown A. Harper, aud Parrish x
sFicaiand hare changed " !. fsea
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29
A Minneapolis Thestsr Burned.

MIssEAPOLIs. AfsE., Dec. 2s.-Ths
Bll0u theater Of this city, one u tho most
prospaf0us poDular-pfies houses ln tho en-
IRE west, ga buFaet a. o'clqck this
morning. iny lylng loss u from 80. .0O0 b
f4g,00 The iQss b covered BY Insurance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29
SCOTLAND'S RAIL WAR.
The Passenger Service Continues to
Improve.

The Passenger Service Continues tC
Improve.
EDINBURGH, Dec 28.-At a public meet
ing held in this city to-day resolutions wer
passed expressing sympathy with the rail
way strikers. Many clergymen were pres
ent and delivered addresses.
The passenger service continues to i'm
prove and ali mail trains are running regu
larly. There are, however, no signs of {
settlement with the strikers.
THE STRIKERS STAND FIRM.
GLASGOW, Dec. 2S.-Owing to the smal
amount of Sunday traffic, the railway com
panios were enabled to dispose Of som,
arrears in the transportation of freight
aud coal, ores, etc.
At meetings of the strikers held here
yesterday and to-day it was resolved to
stand firm, and the lord provost of the
city was denounced as being an unscrupu
lous tool of the railway companies.
The Midland company is sending engine
drivers north to assist the Scotch railway
companies. At meeting in Edinburgh to,
day, principal Rainey, reader of the Free
Church, presided. He declared that labor
for the number of hours during which the
men were compelled to work was inconsi,t
ent with health and the right use of human
life. The meeting appointed n treasurer tC
receive donations for the support of the
strikers.
COMPROMISE AT HULL.
HULL, Dec 2S-The strikers here have
resolved to accept the managers offer of ar
increase of wages without a reduction il
the working hours
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29
a Naval architect Dead.

LONDON, Dec. 28.-W illiam John, naval
architect. who won the prize for his design
for the United States man-of-war Texas.
died suddenly to-day at Madrid
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29
u,rulnia,s pebt settlement.

IoyDos. Dec 2s--It Is announced that
,ts New York and London committees on
sbe Virginia state debt have dennltely
ssreeS 40 upon 9 plan which, = Is eHPeetea'
a. Virginia legislature viii rsaaiiy ap'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29
NO REIGN OF PEACE YET.

De Freycinet Makes a Significant
Speech to the Electors.
PARIS, Dec. 2S.-M. de FreycInet, ad>
dressing the electors of the department of
the Seine to- day in his canvass for election
TO the Senate, enuncated his views as a pro-
gressive republican. and asked for renewal
Of the mandate for the completion OF the
national defenses, because, he said, the time
had not arrived when a reign OF peace could
be established.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29

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aglsi o. iuou Tor 20 0D''''p
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-29
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

The poles for the electric lights are UP
and the wires nearly all in place. IL VIII
take two weeks vet 20 complete the lop'
An interesting letter from "Skipp, n'
the Dunn mine, il, unfortunately, crowd
ed out this week IL isgood ana VIII NOT
spoil before next week.
q 4. CrnndAll in this issue ndvertlses
for sale some choice residence lots. The
plat il located near the court house, ON
Sixth street A fine opportunity 10
secure a good piece OF ground dirt
cheap" a..
a ten pound baby girl arrived Mt the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Charon Tues
div morning. Over the advent Mr.. Una
ron il "as happy as clam. Mother
and daughter are getting along nicely
and The DIAMOND RifL pours iorth itS
blessings upon the family.
VIM. j. Moore, OF the enterpriSing
hardware firm uf that name, with a GO
added. had so much business tins week
/ that il gave him no time To Keep the
nroper curl ON his large flowing NOUS
i torhe. and new Williams lace ana Nc
Carty's pate are on an equal ioot'hs' AZ
/ il were
I he town paper is constant advver-
tisement 81 the town and section, ana no
matter whit il said ia foreign papers,
outsiders desiring to locate IN - place
first write Tor sample copies oil the town
nnner. The town il judged 10y them,
hence the Importance oil having gooo'
papers well patronized.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
Tenohers lnstltute.

The state Teachers Institute Tor Me-
,,.,,,,inee anil Iron counties. will Toe held
NJ Iron Mountain, commencing NJ zen
nicInck "A. M. Monday, August Is, ana
closing ~ four ~ m, Friday, August ~;
The value ~ the instruction receives
~ these institutes * being very generally
recognized hy teachers AMI school officers:
~ q rule ID has been the experience oi
County Examiners and other examining
nrlr etS. that the most successful tehcnerS
ARE those who have awaited themselves
81 the normal instruction niicred ny
the local Institutes. ..,
,his venr will. ~ heretofore, u" devoted
~ rl,siycly To topics 81 special interest
/ a. trnchers presented 10y persons u' eN-
tended practical experience ~ teachers;
md who have male a srcinl STUDY 81
Institute work The evening lectures
win bc 81 = popular character.
Tho institute law allows tehcherS,
rh,,se schools are in session ~ the time
nppointcd for the County Institute hehh
,,,cr the direction uf the state super
;,,,.,,l,.nt Ia Close their schools during
49,, cnnti,unnnrc 81 such Institute with
,nt I,,I.ting their wages inr n many
b,lfdny- ~ thev are IN attendance at
the Institute. This provision oi INV,
mud the fact that there VII ne no en-,
rollment or tuition lee eNActed, should
insure the attrndance oi every tc"'h'r
i'm the county who possesses the uuc
professional spirit. III
: Full particulars IN regard 10 i"','ru,
etc. may he obtained upon hpplc"tn'n
, 10 the local commit tee
.JosEPH EsTARRooK,
Superintendent 81 PObhc Instructions.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The "I.al'effccta bowers.
I.achapelIe handles the Tramp Try
one.
Note the change in Gormlcy'7 advcr'
tisemcnt.
Don't iail to attend the Bankrupt sale,
as goods are being sold very cheap.
RAY Kimbnll is erecting home ~
Maple Grove.
4. i. Ellis, the dentist, will be nj Iron
River next week.
Sole agency for the Tramp live cent
straight -lLaehnpelle's
travelling icwelry store i doing bnsi-
ness i'm the old Koepeke building.
IL is astonishing to gee now Sh""p
goods are being sold at the Bahklupt
Sale.
hort time. therefore don't wait until u
/ H. too hate. ,
j i. patck was mt Iron River and,
Stntnbaurh the first lew days oi the week
BE smre and buy what goods you need
az ITO R,,ukrupt Sale as IL Will continue
hit u short time.
They sav. wide and FAR, that expense
i mo- bar. 10 smoking good cigar, hSou
buy good cigar.
lIrs : u Ilnllister md children de
pnrted Thursday fora short VIsit WIN
Milwaukee relatives.
Marshal schwartz j. hnsiling dog CIV u,
err; about twenty 81 them have 'waikc''
M to the captains Office.
The Kings Daughters picknicke'l az
Runkle lake Yesterday all day. ABOUT
twenty frolicly spent the day
I i Shnicr. 81 Iron Mountain, th'
veteran miner nnd explorer, was w I'M
citv several days the present week.
i T. Cnrcv, of Marquette, part owhe
! ~ tho Carey K Wagner addition 10 Ctys
tn Fails. was here during the week
The furnace placed IN the new Donce
,esiden,.e. hv w j Moore 4 Co., WA
tested hast Tuesday and worked 10 PEI
IL will pay you 10 buy goods now y
the Bankrupt Sale even u YOU 90 no
need them for the next TWO OF tuie
W,xTrp.-A Young lady To do ecncra
bonse work. Labor light; wages W
hest; steady employment. Apply
: House and lot for sale. Proncrty i
cnted an Fifth street. south. For pa
ticnlars inquire ofJames Waters, ,iH1l'
Falls. Mich. 80
Inck Freed. who worked three yea
for u. C. Lockwood ami never h~'
NJ minute. is now taking good care oi >.
Parks trotting stock. -,
Mrs. j +. Campbcll, nl Mason N,o,
wife of Editor Campbell, oi the inR''t
County News, visited her slsu'r' VI -
- ~ Hendricks, in this city this week
The American Tailoring Co, succce
r Gormlev aud business continues nll-
as usual at the old stand y lar
French plate mirror waits received y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-08
Horses RalclGd.

Iwnnt to get 100 head of horses or
mules t. ranch during next winter.
Nv ranch i. located on Marsh creek,
IN Cassia county, one mile below
Mursh Lake, is down in the war"
valley, and consists Of 600 acres all
under good, tight fence, of which $50
acres are in lurern~, clover, and tim
othy. l have plenty of sheds and
stables for over 100 head of stock.
and 300 tons of hay III the stack.
| will winter horses, and receive and
deliver them in either ketchum,
Haley or Bellevue, and guarantee to
return them in good conti''on i" the
spring, for $3.50 per head.
| have the bes, ranch in Cass'a
county, with plenty of warm spr'ng
water all winter.
For further particulars, address
J. w. LAMORrACX,
Albion. Cassia County.
HALEY, IpAuo, Aug 2s. ls9o.*
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-08
ELECTION NOTICE.

In pursuance OF the Proclamation ol
His Excellency G>o. L. Shoup, the
Governor OF Idaho, and in compli.
ance with law:
Notice 10 hereby given that . genera, election
will be held IL all the el ction precincts In Altu.
ras County on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER lsr. 1890,
said election to be conducted In accordance with
the laws VI the Territory Of Idaho
And the following is LIST OF THE VOTING
PRECINCTS and PLACE OF VOTING and the
NAMES OF kEiSrRAR| appointed by the
Bowrd Of County Commissioners of Altur ss
County at their regulsr July meeting Of said
Board. to-wit:
sawtooth Precinct. Registrar. F. G. Parks
Voting Place. .Parks's store.
0alena Precinct ....... Registrar ". H. Dawson
Voting Place. -. .Murray's Hotel.
War" r4s spr'ns: ,ne Greek Registrar. mtch.e, Care,
Voting Place. :. Mrs. Habishaws Hotel.
Smoky Precinct. Registrar, ]. P. McCarter
Voting Place.. King Of the West Hotel.
Ketshum Precinct .. Registrar, Geo. P, Hodsor
Voting PlAce. .Newmans Office
East Forh Precinct. Registrar, v. Domski
Voting Place.. near ssh"tlhsn:e Soptn st:r MINI.
Era Precinct Registrar, A. J. HUFF
Voting Place.. .Fsrguson's Dwelling.
Island Precinct. Registrar. VIM Matthews
Voting Place. schoOlhouse.
Arco Precinct. Registrar. Geo. E. Ferris
Voting Place. ...Arco Store.
Antelope Precinct ........ Registrar. VIM. Taylor
Voting Place. ..Schoohouse.
HALEY Precinct .......... Registrar. W. 8. Mack
Voting Place. Courthouse.
Muldoon Precinct. -. Registrar. J. W. Balleutine
Voting Place.. =. Bsllentine's House.
Deer Creek Precinct =. Registrar, J. B. Rinegold
Voting Ilace... Bolton Hot 81 rings Hotel
Bullion Precinct Registrar. Geo. Bronaugh
Voting Place. Msrks'p Store.
Martin Precinct ......,. Registrar, samuel Martin
Voting Place. .... NJ artin Pos,Uffi,e
buftercup Precinct ....Resistrar. M. D. Rossiter
Voting Place. Butt rcup Boarding House.
Boulder Precinct...... R,K,strsr A. j. Murdock
Voting Place. .Ophir Nine Boarding house.
The Registrars are required by law to keep their
office open f. the registration OF the names of all
legal electors on all Saturdays the eec-
fion, commencing on saturday. August 23d.
By order of the Board of County Commi ssioners
l. W. GARRETT. Clerk.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Canadian Parliament has been pro-
rogued until January l9
"A bushel of counterfeit half dollars were
unearthed BY house exeavators at Venice, Ill.
Louise Steckel. domestic, was asphyxia-
ted at New York by gas escaping from burner
in her room.
a The schooner NJ. E. Lloyd drifted ashore at
Pomquet Forks, Nova Scotia, and the entire
crew was lost.
Miss Maud Whitelaw was burned to death
at st. Louis yesterday by an explosion of a
gasoline stove.
-Whitecaps whipped several persons in Har-
rison county. Ind, Thursday night, and warned
several others.
The Cherokee Live Stock Association say
they will resist the Governments attempts to
confscate cattle left on the strip.
Swan Gutafson. young Swedish laborer at
Cherokee. Ia, has fallen heir to 500 600 by the
death of Pennsylvania relative.
George T. McClelland, claiming to be Vice
President of the ComstOck Virginia Mining
Company, mystertously disappeared from a
Denver hotel.
The Coroner's jury on the recent junction
accident at Jacksonville. found that the Alton
and Wabash companies erred in not providing
necessary safeguards.
William Walter Phelps. Minister to Ger
many, and Frederick Douglas Minister TO
Hayti. sailed from New York for their re-
spective stations yesterday
The mutilated bodies of man, a woman
and child were found In the flint hills of Green
wood county. Kan. by hunters. Supposed
they were emisrants murdered by horse thieves.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
A New Scheme to Prevent Monetary Strin-
gency-Hints Worth Studying.

A New Scheme to Prevent Monetary Strin-
gency-Hints Worth Studying.
Concerning the financial situation and plans
for its relief, John NJ. Oakley q Co.'s cor
respondents say:
The prolonged strtngency in money must
finally result in some steps for greater elasticity
to the currency. 1t Is true that panicky condi-
tons when developed are due to q contraction
of credit arising from fear, but tkis fear is fire.
quently engendered by the loss of cash which
goes out into the interior in busy seasons. This
deranges a system of credits in big cities which
IS constructed on the accumulation in them of
idle funds at season when business is slack.
To invent some expedient that will neutralize
this radical defect in our financial situation
will distinguish someone above his fellows.
The plan for an inconvertlble bond would be
far better than the present bond plan. but the
trouble is that bonds are so largely held as Sc
curities for national bank circulation as against
insurance companies and against bank invest
ment requirements to secure contracts and by
guardian administrators, executors and old
fogy capitalists. that it matters very little how
high money rates may be these bonds will not
come out of their hiding places, even if money
went to 200 per cent day.
1t may be discovered as possible under proper
restrictions for the associated banks of large
cities to deposit in some central place their
best bills receivable, subject to the scrutiny of
some board of currency and receive therefor
species of currency, say, to the extent of so
per cent of the value of the security. This cur
rency, or its equivalent in coin, certificate
or Treasury notes, should be returned to the
custodian within the limit of a few months,
and, in order that this should only be done
in times of stress and storm, or when 1t was
actually needed, a tax should be placed on it to
go to the State or nation whichever permits its
issue. We merely throw out this suggestion
for some more talented writer to evolve into a
definite scheme.
Now, as to the market: 1t is very badly de-
moralized. but we are going to have no panic
in Wall street. We believe prices will touch
the low water mark that we predicted but we
prefer that our clients should do very little.
Don't press the market with short sales. and
don't go around preaching panic. Don't be too
hasty in buying unless you can pay outright
for the stocks. Go slow. 1t is not time to
plunge either way. The cloud has a silver
lining and will not always lower over Wall
street. The winter of our discomfort will turn
into glorious summer, and it is every mans
duty to stand to his colors.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
THE FORESTS OF CANADA.
Kinds Of Trees Which Are Most Suitable for
Propagation There.

Kinds Of Trees Which Are Most Suitable for
Propagation There.
From present experience, says the Toronto
Empire, the varieties most promising for
Manitoba and the Northwest are as follows:
Box elder, variously known as Manitoba
maple, ash-leaved maple and negundo
maple, when grown from northern seed.
These lead in hardness and general adapta-
bility.
American elm and white ash also do we'll
when grown from Manitoba seed, and show
in marked degree greater hardness than
those raised from eastern seed. Yellow
canoe and white birch, as well as the cut
leaved varieties, are promising. American
and European mountain ash are showing
adaptability to soil and climate in a sur
prisng degree. Of the naples (acer dasy
carpum) the soft maple and Norway maple
are partially successful at Indian Head.
The Russian poplars, remarkable for their
hardness and rapidity of growth, are des-
tined to be of greas value to our settlers In
the Western prairie region, where they form
shelter belts for tenderer varieties in in
credibly short periods. Experiments on the
thus far have demonstrated that in the line
OF shrubs, eleagnus srgentea and aleagnus
augustifolia-this last commonly called
Russian wild olive-Siberian pea tree
(caragan aarborescens) and several yarie-
ties of the lilac, the Japanese rose (rosa ru-
gosa) will also be use !ul.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Pennsylvania Railroad, ..........
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Financial Situation Has q Bad Effect on
the Grain Market, But Corn Shows
Up Well-An Active
TradA in Pork.

CHICAGO-Tho lower prices which were the
outcome of the days trading do not reflect any
opinion Of distrust in the grain situation. but
are the natural outcome of the sympathy which
Spectators in food commodities never fail to
express when any other commercial interest
suffers. Wheat closed Nclower, corn lost 10,
oats Kc, and provisions were also sharply
lower.
Some of the headlines in the morning news
papers were worth thousands to the
bears in wheat. This refers to the an
nouncement Of heavy failure in New
Orleans, of V. and A. Meyer q Co., reputed
wealthy cotton house of old and nrst-class
standing. 1t was under the influence of the
foregoing item that wheat started very weak
compared with the moderate degree OF steadi-
ness with which it closed on the evening be-
fore. The opening prices for May covered q
wide range. There were sellers anywhere
from 1890 to e61lc. with sale or two within q
second Of the start at CSC. There was quick
reaction to el1Sc, but those who had covered
wheat on the up turn again turned around as
seller, and the short-lived strength was re-
placed by another and more lasting spell Of
radical weakness.
Corn was the oasis in the Sahara OF despond-
ency, which characterized the opening in the
other markets. The Illinois State report Of the
final estimates on this years crop was the
cause of very strong feeling among the bulls,
and very general desire to cover on the part
of the shorts The bulk Of the opening
transactions was at 61c, or 10 improvement
since the previous afternoon. There were at
sne same moment few saiss - WYE and enc
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
General Society Notes.


Mount Moriah Lodge $50, !. q. o. F., initiated
seven candidates on Friday evening.
Montefiore Lodge No. 7g4. ]. o. o. F.. will
hold a reception Thursday evening, December
IL at New Turner Hail. Forbes avenue. MUSIC
will be furnished by Guenther's full bano.
The committee in charge will make 1t pleasant
for all
The FIRST number OF the Royal american:
published monthly at Monongahela City, anu
devoted to the interests of the new order, tne
Royal Americans, has reached this office. IL Is
purpose intended. The Rev. John w. Moody
is managing editor, and this is sufficient guar
antee of the excellence of the new journal.
Good Will Lodge No. 204. Order of Tonti. has
elected the following officers: Past President,
James Burns; President, Peter Stump; vice
President, A. J. Sullivan; Secretary, Edward
Heer; +. and T., James Montgomery; Chap-
lain, P. H. Corners; Guard, Henry Loper; SEN
try, Ernest Hendershaw; Trustees, William
Gil z, P. Fay and G. E. Lang. The lodge is
fOurishing, and is taking in new members
every meeting. 1t had six propositions on last
meeting. The lodge meets at the corner OF
Washington and Beaver avenues, Allegheny
City.
The Pittsburg Council 263 o. U. A. NJ, ex-
poets by April to increase its membership TO
about SO0 It has recently, in connection with
Penn avenue near Highland, the cost of which
was S22, 900. and has formed joint stock COM
pany composed of Eureka and General Marion
Councils, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, and sister councils OF
Pennsylvania for the erection of tve-story
building to be dedicated to the American Me-
chanics of PENNSYLVANIA. The building will be
pressed brick front with stone trimmings. The
first story will contain three storerooms in
front 22xl00, with armory hall in rear S0xlOO.
The whole when completed will cost Sl26OOO.