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Whisky In That Vicinity is Said to be
Very Bad.


From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
81 hear you folks are going to have a
railroad tunnel here in Milwaukee, re-
marked N. L. Hewes, a New York drum
mer, as he slipped glass Of Milwaukee
brew in Schlitz hotel ye sterday. "Well,
whenever hear of a rail road tunnel am
reminded of a story told to me by a Phila-
delphia friend of mine. Mind you, l am
not responsible for this story it comes from
a Phlladelphian. According to him it seems
that some years ago there was occasion for
a railroad company to build tunnel at or
near Scranton, Pa. The point at which
digging was to commence was at the base
of a hill, upon the side OF which a country
graveyard fiourished.
When the gang of workmen was ordered
to get down to business and begin making the
cut, some of them who were superstitious
objected to desecratlng the dwelling place
of the dead by cutting under it. However,
they were told to go to work or skip and
make room for men who were less squeam-
ism, aud overcoming their scruples, they
went to digging away with pick and shovel.
Work progressed favorably for some time,
aud an opening had been cut in the hill
far enough to reach pitchy darkness,
when one day shortly after noon hour an
Irishman who had gone In ahead of his
companions rushed back, and falling into
the arms of one of them shrieked; 1--WE seen
the devil; he's coming for US ALL" The other
workmen thought the man must have be-
come suddenly demelted and disposing Of
him continued tier way in the darkness.
When they had come almost to the point
where work was TO be resumed the whole
party was suddenly almost paralyzed. by
the appearance of a great, three-headed
monster, which suddenly shot forward out
of the side Of the tunnel exposing the trinity
of heads and part of huge. scaly body.
His eyes were like big balls of fire, and
huge horn projected from the center head.
Several of the men tainted, and the others
escaped from the place as rapidly as their
legs would carry them. They reported
what they had seen to the foreman. who
rallied at them for what he called their
nonsense, and, calling an a sstant,
the two went off to see what the foolishness
was about. It was only a few minutes
before both of them came rushing back
with blanched faces and every indication
of the most agonizing terror pictured on
their features.
When they were sufficiently composed to
soeak they corroborated the story tolk by
the workmen, and described the terrible
thing that appeared to them exactly as it
had been described to them. The news
spread like wildfire, no man could be found
with the temerity to enter the tunnel again.
Work on the tunnel had to be abandoned,
and there was not a man in the vicinity
who did not always give 1t a wide berth at
night. and few OF them cared to linger
about it very much during the day. The
two men who fai1ted in the tunnel when the
monster first made his appearance were
never seen again."
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CIRCULAR NO. 173.
Freight Tariffs Of ce7rga Southern and
Florida, and Savannah, Americas and
Montgomery Railroad Companies

On and after the 18th day of November, 1890,
all percentages now allowed the Georgia South%
ern and Floridh, aud Savannah. Amercus and
Montgomery Railroad Companies. excepting on
classes G.. ID. aud f., will be removed, and said
companies will be allowed for the transporta-
ton of freights. the Commissioners Standard
Tariff with twenty COZ per cent added for all dis
tanoes on all classes excepting c.. D., r., j., p.
Rosin, Spirits OF Turpentine and Fertilizers, and
said companies viii be allowed on Spirits Of
Turpentine and Fertilizers the Commissioned
Standard Tariff on those articles with ten QoI
per cent. added.
BY order OF the board.
L. N. TRAMMELL, Chairman.
A. c. BRIsooE, Secretary.
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W eddinps

invitations and cards printed or
J ~ Tue shortest notice and in the
~ We carry an extensive and
o., 'eu stock of fine papers, envelopes
a.. specially for such orders. Sam
VI application. MORNING NEws
'DS h0use. Savannah, GA.
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HEAL the world loves lover.
She--Except gently sometimes the girl the
lover loyes.-LJe.
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A SCRANTON TUNNEL GHOST.

*TIndicates trace, tInches and hundredths.
Q. s. GoRoEs. Observer Signal Corps.
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CIRCULAR NO. ia.
Change in Freight Tariff.

On and after November 18th, 1890, all PERI
centages now allowed, excepting those on classes
C., d. and f., for the transportation of freights,
orgina ing and terminating in the state, over
the Atlanta and Florida railroad. shall be res
moved, aud said road will be allowed for tha
transportation of such freights, the Commits
sioners' Standard Tariff, with ten QOl per cent
added for all distances for all classes excepting
c., D., F., j., Z. and Rosin, and the rates THUG
established shall be the local rates for toe road
herein named.
BY order of the board
L. N. TRAMMELL Chairman.
A. O. BRIsCoE Secretary
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LOST.

OST, lsdy's gold watch. either on Brough-
4 ton. West Broad or Bryan; initials S. r. on
outside; black guard attached; reward will be
paid II returned 20 :. r at Altmayer's
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice Is
VI hereby given that have made application
to the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county
for an order to sell four shares Of the capital
stock Of the Southwestern Railroad Company
Of Georgia. and also Certificates of Indebted
ness Of the Central Railroad and Banking Com
pany of Georgia Of the par value Of Three
Hundred Dollars said property belonging to
for the payment of debts and distribution. and
that said order will be granted at November
Term, 1890, Of said court, unless objections are
filed. FRANCIS NJ COkNWELL
Administrator Estate of Mary Ella Cornwel
deceased.
Oct. 2, 1890.
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RAILROAD COMMISSION OF GEORGIA |
L. N. TRAMsELL., Chairman,
ALEX s. ERWIN, Commissioners,
JAMES w. ROBERTSON,
A. @ BRIsooE, Secretary.
ATLANTA, GA, September "a, 1890.
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~ EORGIA, CAMDEN CoUNTY.-To all whom
" it may concern: MRS. UNITY HAWKINS
guardian for THEODORE PROCTOR. applies
to me for letters Of disInission from said guard
iapship, and will pass upon her application on
the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, at my
Office in St Mary's, Ca, Camden county
Given under my hand and official signature
this Goth day of September, 1890.
J. J. VOCELLE.
Ordinary Camden County.
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SHINGLES.

I Use our CYPRESS SHINGLES. 4 and 8
y inches vide, at S7bfc.. e2tsc. and s7l6c. per
bundle cash; prices according to quality For
sale az the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY
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RAILROAD COMMISSION.
~-~~--~>- -~~-------
RAILROAD COMMISSION OF GEORGIA.

L. N. TRAMMELL, Chairman,
ALEX. S. Erwin, Commissioners.
JAMES w. RoBERrsoN,
A. q. BRIsCoE, Secretary.
ATLANTA. Ga, September "a, 1890.
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4 for quality, Beef. Mutton. etc. LOGAN's
"a is A No. /; none better.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-03

NRlED & HICKS ladies' restaurant is the flu
l. est, not only in Savannah, but in the south.
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CURE your cough by using Van Staus' der
man Lung Balsam- LIVINGSrON'S PIIAR-
MACY. Csc bottle.
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| oGAN will send for your orders and deliver
II any time OF day.
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NOR SALE-Horses mules mares. Just ar
II rived direct from the stock farms. incest
and cheapest in Savannah. Special induce
MEHRTENS' Sale, Boarding and Livery stables.
West Broad, foot of South Broad streets. Tele-
phone 251,
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LNoR RENT, that elegant four-story store on a
II cellar now In course of erection, corner
Bull and York street lane, and adjoining the
one to be occupied by us; the best retail stand
IN this city Rent reasonable. Apply to DA-
Wis BROS
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nON'T fail TO get copy of Sundays issue OF
IL the MORNING News. For sale at BISHOPS
DRUG STORE. corner Hall and Price streets.
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FOR SALE.

~ RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En-
~ gines cheap and good GEO. Il. LOM.
BARD & CO.. Augusta, Ga
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WANTED, position in a wholesale or retail
w grocery house, by a steady, experienced
young man; best references. s., care of
Morning News.
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NOR SALE, two Good Work Horses one
a Road Horse and Family Horse at ALMONT
STABLES.
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TOR SALE, timber lands, pine and cypress
II for turpentne and saw mill purposes: also
phosphate lands. Address LOUIS ]. BRUSH &,
CO., Jacksonville Fla
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WANTED. situation of any kind. by young
w Englishman t25i; well educated and will
ing. VIII work at anything. LOUIS BOSAN-
QUIET, Fruitland Park, Florida.
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ENOR RENT. Dwelling and store IS Whitaker
j ST., from Nov 10, 1890. Apply to S.
CLAGHORN, real estate agent, Drayton st.
nor RENT, house 1862 West Broad Inquire
Il of JAS. HARDNESS, New Home Machine
Office.
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WANTED situation as bookkeeper by a
w man who bad twenty years experience as
such Ia different kinds OF business; can furnish
good references, etc. Address T. j. c., this
Office.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REM {.

NOR RENT, one new tenement house. Pos
Il session given Immediately. Apply 20
GEORGE A MERCER, JR., over Southern
bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

CITY or MENICo, May Is.-The
ChaIni er las approved the EiI for n
conversion Of the Spanish debt.
The Mexican papers are giving uu-
due importance 10 lhe Slurlldc incl
dent. Sturbiie Is n young man.
now second lieutenant u cavalry.
with 10 official standing. although
he has some money which enables
him to make frequent trips 10 the
JEited States. During the last trim
he j. reported % have said th-t he
represented the Conservative Uar'y.
The local press TOOK W the matter.
when ho rushed into print. publish
ing q letter in which he criticised
the government. the Liberal PARTY
and President Disz. WHO IS COM
mauie--in-chief OF the amy. For
this he was sent 30 a military prison.
The authorities attach little imEor-
tancg 20 the affair, though they are
iIquirinE 10 ascertain whether be
was instigated 10y others.
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rH1El- sas-E co. Chicago. iH.
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WAsHTNCTOS, May lS.-Silvci
will bethe principal topic discussed
in the Senate again this week. Nd
dresses in memuTian Of the late
Representative Kelly Will Zee deliv.
cred on Tuesday afternoon. and
SATURDAY Will be devoted a. tie
calendar. These are the only prob.
able interruptions " the silver ia-
bate.
The first three days in the House
VIII witness the closing sceucs Of tine
tariff debate, which promises u be-
come more animated The elections
committee intends % cal! uu the
Alabama contested election cas-. Of
NcDuiy vs.. Turpin Immediately
after the tariff j. disposed o. AMI 9s
the reloTtU o. the committee in favor
ri the contestant involves q diver.
sion Of au apparent majority Ofsgap.
"a bitter resistance is about IN be de-
vuloped. The river3uG hlrhor uag-
pie are waiting the first opportunity
70 call up their bil.
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Something Like PInck

BUFFALO. May IS. - Yesterday
afternoon David Lorr,pan entered
the h0Use-bf Mrs. Vance. aWiiowed
lady. and attempted 90 assault her.
The woman fought fierceiy, finally
succeeded IN getting a bowie knife
from 7 bureau drawer. At sight ui
this L0uigan fed, lat She followed
him and managed 10 iuiiict several
severe cuts in his shoulders. Mn.
Vance was arrested but viii proha.
bly, be discharged tomorrow and
L0rriesn is apt 10 60 10 jail.
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BLOWN TO PIECES.
4 Havana Hardware Store Entirely
Demolished By an Explosion
Of GunpOWder.
THIRTY-FoUR PERSONS LOSE
THEIR LIVES.
Chicago Walters Going Ont on 4
Strike.-Bonldnger Offers an
Explanation.
THE COMING WEEK IE con-
GREsS.
Shocking Death Of 4 New York
Posloiiicc EmpIoye.-Rail-
road Accident.
THIRTY-FoUR PERSONS LOSE
THEIR LIVES.
The COMING WEEK IN con-
GRESS.
by Telesrara 30 the Srrs.l


HAVANA, May ls.-During 4 fir,
ia a hardware store last night a tar.
rel Of powder exploded. The WHOLE
structure was blown % pieces and
twenty-five persons killed. Among
the dead are four fire chiefs and the
Venezuela consul, Senior FrIuCCsU
silva, who happened 90 be in font
of the building at the time Of the
explosion. In addition 20 the killed,
over rue hundred persons are IL
jurcl. The explosion caused the
widest excitement throughout the
city, anu thousands ilOckyd to the
scene OF the disaster. The muui-
ciUal authorities We're promptly on
the ground ami did everything iu
their power 10 nil the injured. Sew
vral HOUSES adjacent were damaged
by the explosion.
Latter fine number Of dead yg O.
this evening j. taisty-iour. Gangs
~ men are n vCT.. ~ the debris.
Many human limits were taken out.
Relatives Of the missing persons
gathered n the spot and a. soon as
the bodies were brought forth the
scene was distressing. The mo
FTietUr Of the Wrecked hardware
store was arrested. There are several
more victims in the ruins.
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EVENING 49, CITY

were alive-he would, according tc
your own story, be about eight-and-
twenty years Of age. Now, don't
YOU see that / am rather over eight
and-twenty? Don't you see that my
hair is turning gregg"
Her answer appalled, me.
'sOh," said She quite sharply
CHATS nothing; ! have known a
young man Of twO-and-twenty
whose hair was quite white.'
That was not the end; for subse-
qUently the whole elan Macy
appeared 10 have taken the matter
up, and from time 10 time there
came n letter filled with bitter re-
proaches, and also with dark threats
OF exposure. But that Is not the
tune in which the old lady herself
now writes, when she writes at all.
She hns grown resigned; apparently
she has given zap all hope that her
ungrate:ul nephew will come 10
comfort her declining years. She Is
wistful and pathetic.-H. James
Gd1ctte.
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WoOuslDE. LII, May IS.-James
=. PlrSells, night dispatcher in the
New York pssioilice, met a terrible
death saturday evening in this vii
lage. Parsyiis was repairing a wei,
wien il partially cavcd, burying him
nearly To the neck. The quicksand
continued 10 run down, and the IF
forts ~ uvi-htUrs b eNtriclte the I'M
fortunate man only increased his
danger. 4 rubber tube was procur'
cd and placed in Parcell's mouth 81
hcCoIil breathe, after the sand had
covered his head. Afl-r several
hours II labor tine sand was cleared
away again, but il was found that
ParcI's had bccn unable 10 retain
the tube ia his mouth, and had been
choSci 20 death. lie was a pr"mi-
ueut citizen. and leaves widow and
llrEg family.
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CHRIsTIANIA, Nay Is. - The
Nausen expedition, i'm search IL the
North Pole, is actively fitting here.
The route 10 hu followed j. based
anon the theory thay tLU articles be-
longing 10 the JcaaHsLts. f8uld on
the 18th o. jane. three years after
the disaster % that ship. al a point
directly opposite the Pole must have
followed q supposed Submarine cur
rent, which, leaving tie NrgLi-
Felago Of New Siberia. must have
conveyed them 20 tEe Greenland
colony, where they We're found OF q
place called Julian Shlgh. The
meteorological hugeal al Christi
ans, after three year. of study. las
concluded that direct rg.t exists
crossing tAe polar regions. Naus-u
viii try this route. starting near the
point where the J.uHUltfs was
uippcd ~ the ice, and x, II 90 au
opposite point. where tie articles
were found. The new sLin viii
have an auxiliary propeller. and.
il caught in the ice, the crew viii
quit hcI aad push ON ID JGliaa
Shagh.
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2sceiyeSlaPOsits PAYABLE 0RDenandr

e safe Deposit Vaults, Absolutely bur.
s.Er and ere proof Keats s. to SIS per
I Hrr
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TAEIs, May lS.-At the trial II
tie copper syndicate men it has been
proved that Sycretaru, as director %!
the S1ricly dc AietHuN, distributed
fictitious profits for 1851, aud usei
improper means % hall copper, rails
ING the price from under lDI1 francs
Ygr ton 10 over .'lJJ francs and clear
ing within two months, lu,Oll,uhu
francs. The defense Is that the
article uf the penal code ON which
the charge IS base does not apply.
IIgut-eh. uu being examined, All
mitted that while he was chairman
af the Compton de Com PIE he
knew aDlhiug ~ the dealings Of the
Institution with the Society Le
Mgtaux. He also testified that he
rarely listened % the managers re-
ports anu Jet things slide.
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PRESCOTT, May lS.-EIc grya..~ 81
achievement Yet male in hello
graphing was accomplished during
practice ye teuiay by Lieu5enau;
Nii.eumeygr, who succeeded iU
signalling q message hv a single
flash Is miles, FROM Mount Reno.
near Font Mcdowell. 10 Mount
Graham. near Fort Grant. where Il
was received ly Captain Murray.
The latter hy turning his iusrru-
ment flashed The message 10 Fer.
HgTaciuagG, q distance % ninety
miles, making q distance VI "a
miles with single intervening sta
ton. The Longest distance hereto
fore made with q single fash was
about seventy miles.
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SIIANoTIS, Pa May lS.-Tbe
Neil-on shaft is On fire, having
caught from the burning thinkers Of
the breaker which was destroyed
Friday night. Many mules were
lost.
At late hour tonight the fire has
assumed a serious aspect, and rs all
measures to eXtinCuish it have
failed. it has been decided 10 turn
the creek into the mine.
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CoSsTANIIN0I-LE. Nay ls.-Ihe
Porte las not replied 10 Russia's
claim FOR payment Oi arrears Of the
war indemnity. The Russian AN
bassaioy, in ~ urgent note 70 the
Porte, demands payment Of the ar
ryars from the han. otherwise, he
adds. Russia VIII reserve the right 10
take further measures.
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prr7sErFG. Niny Is. - Al =
meeting Il the executive hoard O.:
the Ti.t-lugg Trade assembly TO-
night, a resolution which viii b.
forwarded tD President Harrison
was passed, asking the removal @.
Judge Joseph lIekinrai, OF the
United states circuit court. The
charge - lh3t hg -iaF. a good part 81
the time while hearing the lem
Hctg contract lsiUT case last week.
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NV YORK, May lS.-Thc FOL.
lowing special Vas received at the
FOiicG Gazette Office yesterday:
EiCHEUEG, Miss. May IL
Notify Frank Stevenson 10 arrange
a match for me WITH Joe McAuline,
th. Pacific sig.e champion. 10
ceiyei letter. Arrange match with
Sullivan. JAKE kILRAIN.
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CHICAGO, May Is.-A local paper
SAYS. 1irs. Martina LcDlugall,
widow Of the i1le Hon. JAMES 4.
NcDHu-HH, Jait.I states Senator
from California during the civil
war. died Friday 80 the house oi
hey -ru-in-Lu, john W. Bo1thhy,
In New P1rL-iie, near New York
City. Before g.iug 90 California
Senator AlcDuugail was attorney
general sf Illinois.
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CHICAGO, May lS.-The Wait
ers' Union threatens trouble this
week. They have resolved TO make
number Of demands from all the
leading hotels and restaurants, and
the pTOlgieioTs met this afternoon
and unanimously resolved 10 resist
them. The waiters' leaders claim
that they VIII strike II the demands
arc not granted.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
Estate OF Hannah e. DomviIic, deceased.
--,s,-. -. ,,.,,,,---,,- 49, M. --,,,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. administrator % thC Is
tate Of Hannah e.. Domville deceased, % the
creditors Of and al persons having claims
against the said deceased, 20 exhibit tlctr
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the irst publication % this
oficc Of Isaac N Waddell. at ruey. Utah
Commercial and savings Bank Building,
salt Lake City. IN the County % salt Lake,
Utah Territory.
PETER FAIRCLOUGH,
Administrator Of the estate OF Hannah
COwan uomville, deceased.
Dated ApFil 9Th lao.
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ATLANTIC CRY, y. J., May Is
She gsluEle House, one Of the
Target hotels here. was opened i1T
lro season yesterday, and az ~
carly hour ini- morning Wa par
tally burned oui. There wcTy
thirty people ir the house, and
several rad narrow escapes. Al
a-c1aaE safely. however.
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CHICAGO TRADE.
SCHULTZ ET6SCa,

sr-- ( r.r....r Furniture Coz
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LONDON. May IS.-B8uIlBggr has
informed friend that lie letter by
which he dissolved the BaulErgi-i
national committee does no, mean
that he IS reuUu-Ciu- his claims.
hut desires the absence 81 amy me
dunn between universal sIf.arc
and himself.
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BOLIVAR ROBERTS.
Territorial Tra4srrei
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BssuuS. Nay lS.-The steamer
Gig al NoclN, from savannah,
brings Cook rG'l-si gf tine schooner
Hattie t'rrt. bee having been found
drifting ia au open u"8t. Polaski
SAYS tine schooner CaQ>iZCd in a
,guail. and lac believes all on board,
yNce.t himself. were lot. Thec1gw
consisted N Captain Lane and five
men. besides IUllSki.
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LONDON, May lS.-The-AnChOr
Line steamer CEy Of Rome sailed
from Queenstown at 1880 to-day for
New York. The Guion steamer
IHQEd sailed at leo and the Cunarl
steamer Auray6a at > p. IN. Al
went ahead under fall steam direct
Is after they cleared Queenstown
harbor. There is heavy betting on
The result Of the race.
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PARIS, May Is.-TLe KatiH pub
fishes an interview had with the
French journalist de SIOUX, who
was recently entertained by Bis
marck. Bismarck referred to his
resignation rs a first-ciass funeral.
but added that he was quite alive
still. He declared. among other
things, that Germany would never
attack France. OF provoke France TO
attack her-eGcnnsny weli under
stands That Russia would intervene
20 protect France, u attacked. just
a. Germany would aid Austria il
Russia attacked her.