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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-06
CHATHAM sHERIFrs SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of mortgage Fl. ia.
~ issued out of the Honorable the Su7erior
Court of Chatham county In favor OF GEORGE
DETER VS.. WALTER s. PEMBERTON, have
levied upon the following described property of
the defendant, to-wit: All OF that certain tract
or lot Of land known as lot (49I number forty
nine, Elliott Ward, said lot heing situate on
tho southeast corner Of Waldburg and Bur-
roughs streets. bounded on the north by Wald-
burg street, on the east by lot number forty
eight, on the south by Waldbnrg street lane
and on the west by Burroughs street, together
with the buildings, rights. members and appur-
tepances, as the prc perry of WALTER 3. PEN
BERTON; and will offer the said above de-
scribed property OF the defendant FOR sale at pub
am county, in the city Of Savannah, on The FIRST
TUESDAY IN JANUARY, 1881, during this
legal hours of sale, to satisfy said mortgage n
JOHN 7. RONAN, Sheriff. u Co. Ga.
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WAYNBsRoRo WAITS.
A Child Found Dead in Bed-Local
Talent on the Stage.


Talent on the Stage.
WAYNEsBoRo, Ga, Jan. 5.-Little Annie,
daughter of VIM Mcdonald, aged years,
was found dead in her bed Saturday morn
ing No one heard any struggling or
groans throughout tine night. She had been
well, except Group, the day before, but
appeared to have fully recovered before
retiring.
The drama "Ten Nights in Bar Room"
was rendered at the Academy last night to
large and appreciative audience by home
talent. All the characters did splendidly,
and especially little Carrie Key, who repre-
sented Little Mary Morgan"
The Hotel Layino is nearing completion
and will soon be opened.
Maj j. N. Spence, who has been spend
ing several weeks at hot Springs, Ark, is
at homo much improved in health.
Miss Alline Castellow of EufauIa, Ala,
who has been spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. J. H. Hillhouse, left this morn
ing for Blackshear, Ca, where she has
accepted position as teacher.
Miss Kate Mcdonald, daughter of Ron.
". A. Mcdonald, returned to school at
Cuthbert, Ca, yesterday morning safter
spending Christmas at home.
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CHATHAM sHEpIrr \. X. sALr-

Under ard by virtue of three O.. fas issued
~ out Of the Justices court for the Second
and Third district O.. M, Chgtham county.
exc. j. P. G. Co., Ga, and NJ Eaughtin. Jus
tice OF the Peace @. Co, Ga, In favor OF J. s.
PINkERSSOHN Il BRO, and G. E. STULTS
ing been transferred TO CHARLES K0LSHORN
Y BRO, and levy made by Henry Wetherhorn,
Constable 9. Co., and all notices served by said
officer, and H. fa's turned over TO me for ad.
vertiSment and sale OF those two certain shares
OF the stock of the Jaspervllle Land and I'M
provement Company standing on the books of
said company on July 49, 1890, in the name of
George Ehlers, and on that day transferred by
said George Ehlers TO MRS. ANNA EHLERS.
And will offer the said two shares Of stock for
sale at public outcry before the court h use
door Of Chatham county, In the city of SaVan-
nah, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JANUARY.
1891, during the legal hours OF sale, 70 satisfy
said Il. fa's Terms cash. purchasers pay
ing for titles, JOHN T. ROMAN,
NhariH q IN
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BINGHAM UP TO SNUFF.
ALABAMA's MINERS.
The Trades Council Votes to Assist
the Strikers.

bne strikers.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 5.-A Birming-
ham, Ala, special says: 1.-THE Trades
Council, union Of all the labor organiza-
lions, held a meeting last evening, and
after a report from the committee that the
mine operators bad all refused to meet the
Committee from the mine workers union.
or IN any way recognize organized
labor, series of resolutions was adopted.
The resolutions in substance are that
all labor organizations will aid the
miners by all lawful means to compel recog-
milton of the union and to win the present
strike for higher wages. IL was further re-
solved to at once take steps to prevent the
use of coal mined by 'scab' labor, which
virtually means boycott of the coal now
being mined in the district. A mass meet
ing was called for Thursday night, at which
1t is believed all the iron workers IN the dis
trict will be called out in support Of the
strikers. Fifteen furnaces are now out of
blast on account Of the strike"
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LEGAL SALES.
CHATHAM sHERIFF's SALE.


Hinder and by virtue Of mortgage a. ia.
- issued out OF the Honorable tho Superior
Court of Chatham County, in favor of JOHN
II. CARNEY, executor OF ARTHUR ]. DON
NELLY, VS.. CHARLES G. PRENDERGAST, /
have levied upon the following described prop
erty of the defendant, CHARLES G. PREM
DERGAST: All of the eastern four-fltths of
the northern half OF all that lot, tract or
parcel Of land situate. lying and being in the
county Of Chatham and city OF Savannah, and
known and stinguished ir the map or plan of
said city as lot number thirty one mo. 3ll
North ogletborpe Ward the said four.nfths of
said north half having front 30 the east of
fifty (oOl feet on Farm street and extending
along the south side Of Indian street Lane,
distance of eighty 800 feet, which said described
land, with the improvements and appurtsnancas.
was conveyed by said CHARLES @. PREM
DERGAST to ARTHUR j. DONNELLY by
mortgage dated June IL, 1884,
And I will offer the said above described
property for sale at public outory bsfore the
court house door OF Chatham county, In the city
OF Savannah, on the FIRST TUESDAY In JAN
UARY, 1891, during thelegal hours OF sale, TO
satisfy said mortgage a ia. Terms cash, pur-
ehasers paying for titles.
JOHN r. ROMAN,
Sheriff c. Co, Ga.
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a Daily Paper for valdosta.

linn H ~ GA, Jan. 5.-The organiza.
Ssrs VI Ia. company has just been completed
ia wi, WIN capital stock of a $4,000, for
~ purpose Of publishing a daily paper,
M s'a hcLendon of Thomasville will be
ps, managing editor. The paper will ap-
md ~ lew days. Some of the wealthiest
Is mos. most influential citizens Of the county
SSo snsociRholders The success of the paper
sn ouSiaered assured. 1t will be morning
ia hfa ana ~ val prove great acquisition to
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.1AnAMA,s WATERWAY.
..~Foot Channel From the Mouth
. - Wetumpka recommended.

er.yoot Channel From the Mouth
- Wetumpka Recommended.
r,sHrveroS, Jan 5-Secretary Proctor
a the House Of Representatives the
-, Of Capt. Philip NJ. Price, corps Of
.inssrs. on the results of the preliminary
ss-,ination Of the Alabama river, Ala
a. g. 10 ascertain the cost of securing a
o21 .ioi channel at low water from the
91.'D the present large and growing
oss ,,s re-, of the Alabama river would
'OiI realty benefited BY having a
4 loot channel, aud that as this river: with
hI,.,.S1bntaries, forms the natural route for
= s... y TO the Gulf of Mexico of the
~ "a md tin products of vast territory, a
- = soot channel will be required for profit
a ~ Development Of this traffic. BE there
~ cconsiders the river worthy of improve
ia e. as proposed, aud estimates the cost of
n.Ir a six-foot channel at $3.50, 25l, and
Z. annual cost of maintaining it at $4,000.
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A WATCH COMPANY ASSIGNS.
John @. Deuber ALEC Makes an Indi
vidual Assignment,


CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 5.-The Deuber
Watch Company, whose works were for
nery at Newport, KY, and are now at
Canton, O., and who have an office
10 Cincinnati, made an assignment in
tlis city this evening to Howard
Douglass for the benefit of their
creditors. The nominal assets are $780,
Co., The liabilities, including preferences,
are s45O,OOO. The preferred claims, secured
S,ossVea. national banks, foot up s275, 900.
Ine principal creditor is the Hampden
Watch Case Company Of Springfield, Mass,
u which Mr.. Deuber owned large amount
q stock. The failure is attributed to
MeStrlngency in the money market and
e9oarassment in consequence of business
teaaons with tie Hampden Watch Case
yg@pany. John G. Deuber of the Deuber
watch Company also made an Individual
MSgnment to Howard Douglass. His
liabilities are 1852, 900, chiefly Endorsements
ior the saoi Deuber Watch Company, His assets
port, Ky. wv"
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Settle Lewis Gains q Point

htbeo n naoD, VA, Jan. 5.-Judge Leake,
alsnstJhn ancery court to-day, handed down
Bst,jss ny decision in the celebrated case of
IL ss,a anofnas Lewis (eoloredl. who claimed
tsssaS Que OF her father, w. A. Thomas, de-
hat ~ Valred at $4,000. The court held
uDs , sue was entitled to the property. The
VIII % taken to the supreme court.
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Tret,ce Brown sworn In.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Associate Justice
p-oTn was sworn in aud took his seat on
,Se snnrerne court bench to-day. A strong
SsIacation of Michigan men were present to
So6im honor. His colleagues greeted him
nth much cordiality. His seat is next to
7 omar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-06
MONTANA's LEGISLATURE.
The Democrats Win Soon be in Com.
plete Control.

HELENA. Moyr., Jan. 5.-The second
legislature of Montana convened
at noon to-day in Helena.
The Senate and republican House
organized in the rooms provided by the
governor. The democratic House hired a
public hall and organized there. The officers
were elected as follows: Senate, John J.
Walton, chief clerk; +. Miles Finlaw,
sergeant-at-arms. Republican House -
chief clerk; s. N. Nichol- on sergeaut-at.
arms. Democratic Honse--H. Z. Comley,
speaker; Charles q. Pond, chief clerk
Charles +. Reardon, sergeant-at-arms. The
democrats have a majority Of four in the
Senate, and at once recognized the demo-
cratic House. Gov. Toole being democrat,
will recognize them aud send in his message.
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pocked bv the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The treasury de-
r,rtmsnt fully sustains the action of the
Fps3rsrs OF the Philadelphia mint in refusing
tts densud Of the Denver men who pre-
santd a silver brick and demanded its
Coinage free of expense to them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-06

Is q valuable substitute for tea or coffee. II
nourishes, while they only stimulate. A supe-
rior drink for children and for nervous and del
icate women. 1t is different from all other
cocoas. All aruggists--AdU.
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SALE OF TIE KENTUCKY ROAD.
'ae louisville and Nashville COMPANY
Takes Possession.

~I~S- 7 O555s5IUus
NEW YoRK, Jan. 5.-At special meeting
y Tue Louisville and Nashville railroad
directors to-day, the purchase of the Ken
lucky Central railroad was ratified. and the
rOperty taken possession of. Then the fol-
~ Ss. directors Of the Kentucky Central
WIZ VSrs elected: NJ. H. Smith. j. B. Probst.
P paaam Martens, ]. A. Horsey. Thomas
s SusteT, and p. Norton. NJ. H. Smith was
any sSS's : resident of the Kentucky Central,
~ = a. ~ W. Morris secretary and treasurer
L. L. huntington remains vice president.
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Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The offerings of
silver for sale to the treasury to-day
amounted to ], SS0,500 ounces. The amount
purchased was 572, 900 ounces at from 10415
10 4Sl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-06
DEATH IN A MIME SHAFT.
nope Broke While They wer,
Being LOwerad

"a. DAN ANDREAs, CAL, Jan. 5.-Eleyen or
." men were killed in the Utica mine.
,Iseis camp, to-day. A load of men were
", mug lowered on skip, and when about
ne, nv 1ee' from the surface the rope broke,
~s bottom Of the shaft. AVN "
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A Broken Esi1s

Forr,IS YORK, Jan. 5.--The failure of ]. A.
Eocs W was was announced ON the consolidated
clossae aIei and good line of stock was
0u' Tor his account under the rule.
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d, - 'ressing oppression and fuIlness in
a aeh take Simmens Liver Regulator.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-06
DEATH CT A JUDgE.
Ie Was Appointed Chancellor by
Andrauu .I0hnsnn

He Was Appointed Chancellor by
Andrew johnson.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 5.--A Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, special says: "Cireuit Judge
D. G. Trowhett, aged 81, died last evening
Of softening of the brain. after an illness of
several months. He was distinguished
jurist of many years service. He
was appointed chancellor by An
drew johnson and served In that
capacity for twenty-five years, afterward
being elected TO the position he held for
twelve years, to the acceptance of tne bar
and litigants. His funeral will be conducted
Tuesday, at his late residence, In the suburb
of Hill City. by the Masons and Grand
Army Of the Republic ,-
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NEW HAMPsarREs LEGISLATURE.
The Fight Over the aft Entitled"-
Members Now in Court.

The Fight Over the IF Entitled'-
Members Now in Court.
CONCORD, N. T., Jan. 5-The supreme
court to-day called the case % Bingham ct
al Va Clerk Jewett, praying for an injurc>
ton TO restrain the defendant from placing
the names of forty ''if entitled" or condi-
tionally elected members, upon the roll Of
the House.
Attorney Mitchell. on behalf Of the dem
ocrats, contendod that this officer had no
power to place the names of the condition
ally elected members upon the roll Of the
next Houss.
BINGHAM UP TO SNUFF.
Henry Bingham Of Littleton testified
that ne had no doubt but that if the clerk
was not restrained he would place the
names of eff entitled members on the roll
of the next House TO make q majority of
republicans.
Stephen S. Jewett testified that he cannot
say what he may do in the matter of ''if
ent tledn members. but his present i'm
preston is that it is bis duty to leave from
the roll the names of the members elected
from the towns which have less than 600
inhabitants under the census of 1890.
Edgar Aldrich of LittIeton made the
opening argument In behalf of Mr.. Jewett.
Chief Justice Doe announced recess until
tomorrow morning.
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For wakefulness, weakness or lack of en-
ergy simmons Liver Regulator Is a specific,
Id
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Tor RENT. two newly furnished south front
Il rooms with privilege OF bath, at 70 Aber-
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words o.
sors. IN tsGs coleman Inserted fer ONE
CENT 4 WORD. CGsA ~ Advanes. each
ksesTtioA
1csryoody soao hGs any cans 20 sxppiv,
oHstAfn5 to buy or selI, omy bxssnsss o.
recommendations to se0uns indeed, any .Sish
TO 0TctifN, skossld adusrtiss IN thSs ooI.sss..
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Phillips' Digsstible Cocoa

sTIzdicates tracs. Tincnes and hundredths
G. S. GoRaAs. Observer Signal Corps.
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]. OPPENHEIM, AuctjOneer.

VIII hold his regular monthly sale OF HORSES,
MULES and VEHICLES at YOUNGLOVE Is
GOoDMAN'S STABLES. West Broad street,
front OF Broughton street, at II o'clock. Stock
received up TO hour Of sale. No entrance for
Offering stock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-06

The hight of the river at Augusta ct 1888
o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time)
was 90 feet, a rise Of L5 feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca. Jan. 5, 1884, and the mean Of the
same day for sixteen years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-06

Maximum temperature. 81; minimum tenn
perature, 81.
Observations taken ct the same moment OF
time at all stations Tor the MORNING NEWS
SAVANNAH, Jan. l. 1890 p. n. city tins.
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FURNISHED rooms TO rent, permanent i,
A. transient. at so Broughton street. =
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MIsCELLANEous wANrs.

VOUNg gentleman wants board In private
emmy where there are no other boarders.
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E'oR RENT, Hat Of rooms over Office, Empire
Il Steam Laundry, 1O9 Broughton stree.
suitable for business ONCE. architectural, in
below.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE, one Top Buggy, in first.cIass
Il order; also one Sully and Harness, in good
order Apply on Second avenue between Bull
Whitaker
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ROOMS TO RENT

s0-7~~v1-0~~-~-0-N-~-~- : :
EsOR RENT, large south front room. nicely
~ Furnished with all conyenlences i54 Jones
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MIsCELLANE JUS.

A FEW boarders wanted ct 10 Habershar
IA street corner st. Julian.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


WANrED, by a respectable Chinamau. situ-
w alton in private family or restaurant as
cook or steward, can do the best of cooking in
American style. Address COOK, this Office
WANTED. position as grocery clerk: EIGHT
W years experience: unmarried; German
and English spoken. Address F. II. NJ, care of
Morning News,
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GRATTAN'S GINGER ALE, Irish Soda
VI Water, Bass ale, Guinness Stout, Bud
weiser, Lamps and Pilsen Beers, at NJ.
LAWNS ESTATE.
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ELoRAL DESIGNS AND woRK-Cut Flow,
Il ers and Plants. ]. GARDNER, Agent Del
schig's Nursery.
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Slightly warmer; fair.
y Special forecast for Georgia /:
EcAIp Fair; warmer in eastern; stationary
rhlh temperature in western portions !;
variable Winds EA r.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-06

no RENT from Feb. 1. four new houses with
al modern conyeniences. between Mont
eomery and West Broad streets contain
ing nine rooms, baths etc. THOMAS a. FOL
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WINES, liquors and cordials of all grades, to
w suit the purse Of all; especially adapted
to the connoisseur and convalescent, being
strictly pure and of fine quality. at NJ, LAWNS
ESTATE.
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ITO RENT, nice, pleasant rooms. cen,-.s-,
A. located southern exposure bath roo 4. mi
neges. Reterences exchanged. Address 1ClfW.
FORT, this Office. va"
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CAMELLIAS packed for shipping long dis
~ tances speciality at GARDENERS, 3oI<
Bull street.
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ROOMS WANTED.


M ANTED, suite of rooms, unfurnis by
w gentleman and wife, for light house. keen.
ing: No children. Must be on second floor.
Address SECOND FLOOR News Office
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WANTED, large south room; gas. nae of
w bath, hot and cold water. for two gentle
men, State terms and location. Address p. j.
NJ, Morning News. -
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RooMs WANTED, two or three unfurnisned
~ rooms Tor adults; rent not to exceed 81.
address PERMANENT, this Office.
WANTED, fat furnshed or unfurnIshed.
with or without hoard, for gentleman
nah, Ga. 'S~'sN
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ENOR RtNT, newly furnished rooms for oan-
- tiemen only. ls9 Liberty street.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-12-02

MARTIN FLAHM, the McCarthyite caudt-
date for tho seat in the British Parliament
for Cork City, left vacant by the death OF
Charles Stewart Parnell, has been elected by
a majority of 1872 votes over the Parnelite
candidate, Mr.. John E. Redmond.
HERR SoMMERFELD and his son, Felix,
bankers, committed suicide by shooting them
selves in their private office at Berlin, Ger
many. The impending failure Of the firm
led to the tragedy.
THE Province Of Rio Grande do Sui, Bra
I'll, has declared its independence; discomfort
is general throughout the Republic.
The prison of the District Magistrate at
Hsupu, China, was burned by a band OF law
less characters, who opened the prison doors
and released the prisoners. Ten of the
rioters were killed.
In the Austrian budget for 1902 nearly
$50, 900, 900 is asked for the expenses of the
Wa Department.
THE fftieth anniversary Of the birthday
of the Prince of Wales was quietly cele-
brated in London, England. He was the re-
cipient of numerous expensive gifts.
STARVING Russian peasants are now re-
sorting to plumber. A woman ct Chela.
binsk Killed her three children n hanged
herself on the refusal of a rich neighbor to
lend them money to prevent their starry
ing.
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run among tho missionaries.

Occasionally the good missionaries
to the Indians in the far West have
a little joke among themselves at the
expense of their converts. Said an
Episcopal clergyman to his Presby.
terrain friend:
zone OF your converts was up be.
fore Il magistrate recently charged
with in~toxication, and the latter said;
'Uncas, you ought to be ashamed o;
yourself; you are a Christian and
should know better 'Ino Christian,
Mr.. judge said the Indian. 'Unca;
only a Presbyterian"
"That reminds me-" responded the
Presbyterian; 81 was at your Santee
mission, not long ago, and called on
the Episcopal minister in charge, and
while we were talking the door opened
and in stumbled a top-heavy Sioux
chief with, 'How, preacher, how! ]
come to see you (hic) and two or three
other good churchmen with mel
-1NeW York Sun.
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GRAO PARA IN REVOLT.
Another Brazilian Province Declares
Its Independence.

Another Brazilian Province Declares
Its Independence.
A cablegram from London, England, says:
A dispatch received from Pernambuco
brings further alarming intelligence regard
ing the situation of affairs in Brazil. The
Province of Grao Para, following the ex-
ample set by Rio Grande do Sui, has de-
clared it's independence. The dispatch adds
that it was expected that a similar declara-
ton would be made by the Province Of
Bahia.
Dictator Ga EoIseca is moving rapidly to
suppress these attempts to set up separate
Governments, and he has ordered a warship
to proceed without delay to Rio Grande do
Sui, to take such action as may be nece5-
sary to prevent the provincial authorities
from carrying their declaration OF independ-
ence into effect. It behooves him to move
with alacrity, for already a maj has been
named in conjunction with the contemplated
Presidency of the Province. BE is Silverio
Martinez, who during the last revolution,
was banished from the country. He was
subsequently allowed to return. and he ur-
doubtedly possesses greater political influence
than any other man in theProvince.
The dispatches showed that there was
feeling Of discomfort throughout Brazil.
The Republicans see in this last move OF da
Fonseca an attempt to override the au-
thority vested in him by the Constitution.