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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
Telegramy zagraniezne.
Cesarz Franciszek Jozef ehory
niebezpieeznie ma grype.
Ukfady handlOwe W wegierskfej
Izbie pOsf0w przeSzfy.
MOearstWa ME chea Francyi
wspierac W spraWie zatargu
Bufgarya.
TOfstoj opowiada o obwOdach
gfOdem naWiedzOnych.
w Argentynie grOzi pOWstanie.
Chinskie agitaeye przeciW cudzo-
ZiemcOm.
W Argentynie grOzi powstanie.
Chinskie agitacye przeciw cudzo-
ziPmcOm.
Nie1ncy.
Kolonia, 21 grudnia.


Kolonia, 21 grudnia.
,,Koelnische Zeitung" donosi, ze
minister fnans6w MIGUEL zamie1za
wprowadzi6 pewne oszczednosci, aze-
by uzyska6 potrzebna nadwyzke W
pruskim Skarbie. Spodziewa sic
osiagna6 to, bez zaciagania pozyc Xxi
Berlin, 21 grud.
Austryacki pierwszy minister hra-
bia Kalnoky dzlsiaj powinszowas
kanclerzowi Caprivi, il Rada pan
stwa przyjeaa ukaady csowe,
Austro-Wegry.
Parya, 81 grudnia.
Wiedehski correspondent do ,,La
Paix" donosi, re cesarz Franciszek
J6zef, ktory przeziebis sic bys pred
kilku dniami, potem przyszed4 do
siebie, obecnie znowu gorzej zapad}
ma grype. Stan zdrowia cesarza bu-
dzi obawy.
Peszt, 21 grudnia
Izba nizsza wegierskiej Rady pan
stwa przyjeSa dis ukSad handlowy
Niemcami.
SzWajearya.
Bazyleja, 2l grud.
Znikniecie dyrektor6w banku
,,Allgemeine Creditbank", Weissa
Klinga, case miasto wzburzyso.
setki depozytaryusz6w innych wie-
rzycieli banku gromadzi}o sic wczo-
raj oko}o drzwi banku tego, ponie-
waz niekt6rzy ztych ludzi istotnie
stracii wszystkie swe oszczednosci,
przeto odbywasy sic takze gwaatowne
sceny. Obydwaj ci ~dyrektorowie
mieli re soba zabra6 znaezne oardzo
pieniadze.
Francya.
Pory5, Il grud.
Izba pos}6w dzisiaj debatowa3a
mad nowela rzadowa, przed{uzeniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
Hiszpania.
Madras, 81 grudnia.

Rad hiszpshski otrzyma1 zape-
wnienie, IL Niemcy, W}ochy, Belgia,
Austrya, Grecya i Szwajcarya zamie:
rzaja przedluzyc uk}ady handlowe
z Hiszpania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22

uk}ad6w miedzy Francya a innemi
panstwami ma rok jeden. Leon Say
wni6s}, azeby rzadowi dozwolono
przed}uzyc te uk4ady ma 3 lub 6 mie-
siecy. Meline wykazywas waznos6
uk}ad6w tr6jprzymierza. Francya
powinna zajac stanowisko wyczeku-
jace, a jesli Niemcom sic powiedzie,
przyja6 system stosowny. Kiedy je-
szcze minister spraw zewnetrznych,
Ribot, d}uzszej przemowie odpo-
wiedzia}, Say'a wniosek odrzucono
44O gsosami przeciw "a i przyjeto
nowele rzadowa.
Wielka Brytania.
Lomdyoo, q grudnia.
w ca}em miescie dis panowaia
mg}a tax gesta, re zegluga by}a zu-
pe{nie zatrzymana.
Znaczenie Swansea jako portu wy
wozowego dla blachy do Stanow
Ziednoczonych W ostatuich latach
niezmiernie sic podniosso. Wedle
sprawozdania sekretarza tamtejszeJ
Izby handlowej wywoz do stan6w
Zjednoczonych W r. 1890 wynosi}
2,749,41S pax, W 3 miesiacach zas:
Kwietniu, Maju i Czerwcu r. b.
1,O57,323 pax. Jest to olbrzymio
wiele.
Lo,edyn, 81 grudnia.
starozytny kosci6s Wszystkich
Swietych W Hartforth dzisiaj w sku-
tex wadliwosci komina stai sic zu-
pe}nie pastwa p}omieni. Kosci6} ten
by} s}awny W caSej Anglii re swych
wspaniasych okien re szkies koloro-
wych. Uratowano tylko ksiegi ko-
scielne.
Ma ladzle stafym panuJa Wlelkle
zimna. We Francyi re zmarzniecia
zgine}o kilka os6b, W Neapolu ma
wet ma ulicy jakis Pijany TAXA sama
zgina} smiercia.
Berlihski correspondent do ,,Stan-
dard" powiada: Niemcy, Anglia,
Austrya i W}ochy odmawiaja Fran
cyl zwr6cenia wsp6lnej noty do Por-
ty W sprawie wygnania Bufgaryi
Chadoninesa.
WfOchy.
Rsym, 81 grudnia.
w Pavii, 19 mil ma po}udnie cd
Medyolanu, pr6bowano dynamitem
wysadzi6 w powietrze gmach, W kt6-
rym rezydowas r. l040 kr6l Carlo
Alberto Sardynii. Dynamit eksplo-
dowa} ale szkode zrzadzi{ stosunko-
wo maFa. sprawcy zamachu zdo}ali
umkna6 przy zamieszaniu jake po-
wsta{o.
Izba pos}6w przyjeaa dis 22S gso-
sami przeciw IS move csa-na cukier
lepszego gatunku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22

acye W tych broszurach czynione So
tax szkaradne, il ledwie uwierzono-
by i'm nawet miedzy prostym ludem
chihskim. So one bez porownania
gorsze cd najgorszych dawniejszych
podobnych broszur. Broszury te So
tenn niebezpieczniejsze, ze pisane So
W dyalekcie ludowym, ME W jezy
ku mandaryn6w. Pieciu handlarzy
tych broszur aresztowano wprawdzie,
ale zupe}nie W spokoju pozostawiono
ich autora jego przyjaci6i.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
Wtorek, dnia % Grudnia 1891 r.

du. W}adze powinny wystawi6 pu-
bliczne jadlodajnie. On sam urzadzil
takich 30 gospod, a W kazdej Mich
dziennie 500 osob "a Gene trzech szy-
lingow (?) miesiecznie otrzymuje je-
dzenie. Objady takie skladaja sic z
pozywnej potrawy zjarzyn bez mie-
sa. sadzi, il Rad sprowadzi2by z A
meryki innych pahstw zboze, gby-
by chcia} przekonac sic 0 w}asciwem
po}ozeniu.
Hrabia stanowczo sprzeciwia sic
planom rzadu, by budowac zelazne
koleje, bo koleje te maja bye wedle
jego przekonania zguba i ruina dla
Rosyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
Produkcya Stanu, Iowa.
w Valparaiso znowu majtek anne
rykanski obity.
Nieszczescie kolejowe ma kolei
Santa Fe.
Zetkniecie parowca wielorybem
Uczta ,,wystawowa".
Neao York, 81 grudnia.

Ne0 York, 21 grudnia.
Dzisiaj wieczorem odby}a sic W
,,Delmonico'' wielka uczta urzadzona
przez komisarzy wystawowych wy
znaczonych dla Stanu New York.
Wiele bardzo wpsywowych osob
wzieso W niej udzia} przepysznie ia
ur1adzono. Pomiedzy zaproszonymi
byi Thomas w. Palmer, w. T. Ba-
k-r j George R. Davis z dyrektoryatu
wystawy, a nad,c Lyman J. Gage,
exprezydeut Grover Cleveland, vice.
prezydeut Levi P. Morton, Ambrose
Snow i kilkadziesiat najbardziej
wp}ywowych os6b New Yorku.
Mowy mieli: pan Depew, senator
Palmer, w. 7. Baker, gener. dyre-
-ktor Davis. Pierwsze miejsce zajmo-
wal pan Depew.
Pastor amerykanski.
Sious Falls, s. d., 81 grudnia.
Amerykahskie rozwodowe sprawy
So siynne ma ca}ym swiecie, i wszyst-
kie stany So W mich reprezentowane,
gdyz lekarze, adwokaci, przemys}o-
wcy wszelkiego rodzaju, t. p. az
nadto czesto odkrywaja, re ich mali
zehskie kajdany So dla Mich "a ciezkie
i staraja sic rozwody, kt6re tax Ia
two tu otrzymac.
Gems moae W Ameryce nowem
jest, il obecnie pewien pastor. stara
sic rozw6d. Jest MIN pan Geo. J.
Pierre Worcester, Mass, kt6ry chce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
ROk IL.

otrzymac rozw6d, skarzac sic, ze mall
zonka jego Eliza cd niego uciekla.,
Pierre przybyf tu ubiegfego czerwca
i niczem sic poczatku ME zdradzl,
il chodzi mu rozw6d. By} kazno..'
dzieja kogragatlonalist6w. Zona jego
opowiada, ze mial podobne posady W
Salem, Phillipston, Mass, j W Ban
gor, Me-, jakotez W Danburg Ports
month, N. H., wszedzie go nape-
dzano dla tego, re nadto nadskaki-
wal paunom m}odym mezatkom.
Niedawno uapisa} do swojej zony, by
obra{a sobie W Sioux Falls adwokata,
kt6ryby ia zastapa W procesie roz.
wodowym, ale TEN ami mysli pani
Eliza, tylko przeciwnie obra{a adwo-
kata, ktory bedzie broni4 jej praw
ma}zehskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22

Qyehadzi eedziennis wyiatkien niedzid
SWAT uroczystych.
FRZEDPhATA OLA sTAN0W ZJEDN,
wynosi rocznle $500;
- miesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynczy Numer l..
DLA EURoPY INNYCH PANsTw
rocznie $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
Argentyna.


Buenos Ayres, 2l grudnia.
Przyjaciele ganera}a Roca rozwi-
iaja mocna dzia1alnose. W La Plata
taina policya zabra1a wczoraj mn6-
stwo broni, dzia} Kruppa inuych
zapasow, ktore tam przywieziono.
w mieszkaniu genera4a DUO broni
bvsonaoromadzonei. W;docznie przv-
ootovuie sic novstanie ludnosd lest
mocno zaniepokoiona.
Chiny.
Bruhse1a. 81 erudnia.
10 ka+ol;ck;e; m;svi W Gentaw;e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
Francya.

T0Fyz, Il gruu.
Izba pos}6w dzisiaj debatowa}a
mad nowela rzadowa, przed}uzeniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
Brazylia.

Rio de Joaseiro, 81 grud.
Rad zarzadzi} ostre srodki, azeby
przeszkodzi6 wedr6wce gromadnej do
Argentyny.- Prezydent Peixotto W
oredziu SVEN do kongresu zawezwa3
wszystkich gubernator6w prowincyj,
by udowodnili swa mi}osc ku ojczy-.
znie starajac sic pracowa6 okoso "a
prowadzenia porzadku spo}ecznego
W rzeczypospolitej. Nastepnie wy
kazuje b4edy, ktore by}y powodem
upadku Da Fonseki, j legislature
poleca baczna uwage zwr6ci6 nakwe-
stya fnans6w inne wazne sprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
R0sya.
Odessa, 81 CRU

OUeSSu, NI 8 uu'
Duzo polskich wiesniak6w, kt6rzy
pred niedawnym czasem z portu td-
tejszego wywedrowali do Brazylii
dla polepszenia swoich stosunk6w,
powroci}o obecnie W stanie poza1o-
wanna godnym. Me zdo}ali zadna
miara W Brazylii zarobio sobie ma zy-
cia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-22
Petersburg, 21 grudnia.

WV 'oO''S' ~
Po}urzedowe ,,Nowoje Wremia",
omawiajac plan anektowania Korei,
twierdzi, pomimo il w niekt6rych
ko}ach wojskowych goraco plan ten
popieraja, re Rosya wykona6 go ME
moze. Dodaje jednakze, il chociaz
Rosya sama anektowac Korei ME
moze, to przeciez ME dopusci zadna
miara, by jake inne pahstwo ia ane-
ktowa}o, gdyz poszkodzisoby to inte-
resom Rosyi ma Wschodzie.
Car wys}a} pu}kownika Wendrich
do okolic nedza nawiedzonych zao-
patrzy} go wpeinomocnictwo nieogra-
niczone do uregulowania komunikacyi
kolejowej W ten spos6b, azeby po-
miedzy g}odnych MONA rozdziela6
zboze regularnie. Carewicz z}ozya
$4,000, a wielcy ksiazeta jerry, Ale
ksander Sergiusz po 10000 rubli
ma fundusz ratunkowy. Take in-
nych stron nadchodza pieniezne "a
sikh.
Moskaoa, 21 grud.
Korrupcya przekupstwo tax
wszedzie we wszystkie klasy spo}e
czehstwa sic wkradiy, IL ksiaze Ser
giusz, brat cara, stale sic niepopular-
nym dlatego, re stara sic je zwalcza6.
Ma pewnem zgromadzeniu kupc6w
wygwizdano 60 formalnie. Najno-
wszym skandalem jest sprzeniewie-
rzenie sunny $4,000 przesfanej do
Towarzystwa Czerwonego Krzyza,
kt6rego protektorka jest carowa.
Pieniadze te byty przeznaczone dla
dotknietych g}odem.
Petersburg, 81 grudnia.
Wypytywano hr. Tosstoja, kt6ry
powr6ci& obwod6w, W kt6rych gs6d
nedza panuja. Opowiada, IL pomoc-
mix jego Kolewski, niedawno umarf
ma grype. Hrabia twierdzi, il gdy-
by Rad podni6s} przemys} po wsiach,
to znalaz}oby sic dosyc roboty, by
ludzi uchronic pred ginieciem g}o-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
CATTLE THIEVES CAPTURED.
An Organized Gaag Believed to b.
Operating Around tho City.

An Organized Gaag Believed to be
Operating Around the City.
For several months parties having cattle
pastured along the White Bluff road few
miles from the city have been losing them in
a mysterious way, and although officers had
been employed several times to look into the
matter, no clue to the marauders could be
secured.
Jan. E. A. Fulton lost two yearlings,
and Wednesday Herman Struck lost val
liable jersey. The matter was placed In the
hands Of Detective Wetherhorn, and yes.
terday he arrested two negroes, Isaia
Brown and James !. Moore, on charge
OF stealing and killing the cattle of
u. A. Fulton, Herman Struck, r. F.
Harmon and DR.. Dupont of Isle Of H ,pe.
Both OF the negroes were taken before JUS
tice Naughtin and were committed to Jail
to await the action of the grand jury of the
superior court.
Afterward Mr.. Fulton discovered the
hides of his two yearlings among lot of
purchases at VI. Y. Henderson's hide house.
The practice OF tho cattle thieves had
been to steal the animals and take them to
some convenient place. where they were
butchered and dressed, after which the
meat was sold to the green grocers, and the
hides Opposed Of to different parties.
Detective Wetherhorn believes that there
is an organized gang of cattle thieves oper-
atiug in this section. The arrest of Brown
and Moore is simply starter, and the de-
tective expects to run down several more In
the next few days. He deserves consider
ahle credit for his prompt work in the case,
where several other officers failed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
WANT TO KNOW, you KNOW"
B. IA. Levy 81 Bro. Are Curious-Free
Furniture for SOmahodv


Furniture for somebody.
B. II. Levy & Bro. besides enjoying the
largest general patronage in their line in
Savannah, have a very large trade among
the MECHANICS Of the city, and, as a slight
token Of appreciation, and at the same
time to crafty their curiosity, as to "WHo
rs THE MOST POPULAR MECHANIC IN SA-
vANNAH," have hit on a novel plan to settle
the question. Here is the scheme. They
will put on exhibition in one Of their
mammoth show windows an ELEGANT AND
COMPLETE BEDROOM SET OF FURNITURE,
which is to be presented to the most popu-
lar mechanic. This preference to be de-
cided by the votes of his friends and
acquaintance who will register their
names on a book for that purpose in favor
of their particular preference.
s1s5-A Anybody can vote.
eB-There is no charge for voting.
You need not be patron of the es-
Enlistment to vote.
tBYou can come in and register your
vote without any requirement to buy any
thing.
Where does the profit come ina
Well, in nutshell. we bring down two
birds with one stone.
]. Wemake somebody present Of hand
some bedroom set free Of cost.
2. We get some advertising which may
benefit US in the future
You see we are not as disinterested as you
might suppose.
No votes t0iu be recorded on Saturdays;
that is our busy day.
The contest will close with Friday,
Jan. 80.
The result, with name Of lucky contest
ant, will be published in the MORNING NEWS
Of Sunday. Feb /.
Note These Roints-Anybody can vote.
You can come in and vote and be under
no obligation to buy anything.
II you have friead or relative who is a
mechanic see If you can't elect him to the
possession Of HANDSOME BEDROOM SET.
Respectfully,
B. II. LEVY & Bro,
I'D. 16l Congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
RAIL AND oRoSSEIE.

The Covingtonland',M Macon railroad, it is
said, will soon pass into the hands Of the
Richmond and Danville. At Macon Hon.
Z. Y. Harris, attorney for the Covington
and Macon road, will present a petition to
Judge A. L Miller of Bib superior court,
asking that the contract be confirmed or
approved, and that Receiver Key be au-
thorized 20 sign the same. The Richmond
and Danville will operate the road, paying
all running expenses and providing the
necessary rolling stock. All earnings above
expenses will be turned ever to Receiver
Key. General Manager PAXTON Randolph
of the Richmond and Danville will be gem
eral malag or Of the CovingtOn and Macon,
and will have the appointment Of all OFF,
cials.
Hereafter the Norfolk and Western will
be operated in two general divisions, each of
which will be in charge of general super
intendent. The eastern general division
Will consist OF shat portion of the line ex-
tending east and north from Roanoke. in
GLIDING Roanoke yard, and the western
general division of that portion OF the line
extending west from Roanoke. The follow
log appointments are announced: Theodore
Lane, division engineer, maintenance of
way, eastern general division: g. M.
Thomps IN, division engineer, maintenance
OF way, western general division; Philip
Wallis, division superintendent motive
power, eastern general division; r. 7. c.
SandersoD. division superintendent motive
power, western general division; T. II.
Brunsford, superintendent Roanoke divi-
sion; J. W. Cook, superintendent Shenan-
doah division.
The Railroad Gazette of Jan. pub
fishes an elaborate review of railroad con-
struction for the year 1890. While there are
glaring errors in the figures, these errors are
doubtless pretty equally distributed over
the country, so that for purposes Of COM
parison only they are accurate enough.
According to the G0zette's estimate of
track laid and under construction last year
Alabama is the fourth state in the union,
being exceeded only by Georgia. Montana
and Washington, and being followed by
North Carolina and Nebraska. The table of
construction for the North American con-
tinent is as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
INFORMATION DEsIaED
Relative to the Liyes OF Members of
the Continental Congress.

AUGUSTA, Jan. S.-Editor Morning
Net0s: May ask your kind intervention
in giving publicity. through the valuable
columns of the MORNING News, to the fol
lowing announcement
As leisure permits, I am preparing for
publication sketches Of all the members
from Georgia of the continental congress.
They were, as you will remember. BENJA-
MIN ANDREW. ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
NATHAN BRowNsoE, ARCHIBALD Bull
LOCK, JOSEPH CLAY. WILLIAM Few,
WILLIAM GIBBONS, JAMES GUM, BUTTON
GwINNErT, JOHN HABERsHAM, JOSEPH
HABERSHAM, LYMAN HALL, JOHN HoUs-
ToUN, WILLIAM HoUSToUN, RICHARD
HowLEY, NOBLE WINBERLY JONES, Ed
WARD LANGwoRTHY, LACHLAN MOINTosH,
WILLIAM PIERCE, SAMUEL STIRK, Ed
WARD TELFAIR, GEORGE WALTON, JOHN
WALTON, JOSEPH WooD and JOHN Jo-
ACHIM ZUBLY.
After the lapse of 30 many years. and in
the absence of exact information, it is in at
least some Instances difficult TO ascertain
the necessary facts explanatory of time and
place Of birth and death, and Of leading
events, private and political, requisite for
the completion Of the purposed sketches. As
the lives and labors of most of these gentle
men were intimately associated with Saw
annah and Southern Georgia, hope there
may still be in private hands letters, docu-
ments, or memoranda which will throw
light upon the present inquiry. For any
assistance will be greatly obliged.
CHARLES c. JONES, JR.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ EOkGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice Is
VI hereby given that have made application
to the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham County
for order To sell the following described prop
erty, to wit: All chat portion OF the traet Of
land known as Beaulieu, or Beaulah, containing
six hundred 1900 acres, mora or less, bounded
on the north and east by lands owned by The
Savannah Seaboard and Skidaway Railroad
Company, on the northwest and west by the
Montgomery road on the southwest aud west
by lands Of Lemuel Hover, Charlton IL. Way &
Co. and the River Vernon, and on the southeast
aud east by the marsh. the lot known as Whites
lot and a tier Of thirty-four building lots and
also OF said building lots the following, namely:
Twelve, Fourteen, Sixteen, Eighteen, Twenty.
twenty-five, Twenty-four Twenty six and
Twenty-eight, as marked out and num-
t 6ersd on a9s plat or . survey Of SAID
lots attached TO that certain deed OF date
March 10, 1876 from John T, Roman sheriff OF
said county Of Chatham, to john A Kernochan,
recorded 10 the clerks onics OF the superior
court Of said county In Book r, r. X R.. foliox
l07 and 1888, each of said lots having one hum
dred and fifty feet front on Front street and
running back to Avenue street Eve hun ired
feet:-the foregoing description being that
contained In the above mentioned deed from
John T. Roman, sheriff, TO John A. Keruochan.
dated March 10, 1875. Also all that certain four
acres OF land situate, lying and being at Beaulieu.
Chatham county, Georgia, and known as The
Scbley Homestead" being bounded north by
Ways lot, on the east by street, on the south
by Bulloch's lot, and on the west by the Vernon
rlver-belonging TO estate of JOHN A. KERNO-
CHAN, deceased, for the payment of debts and
distribution, and that said order will be granted
at FEBRUARY TERN. 1891, Of said court un-f
less objections are filed.
DECEMBKH 81. 1890.
LOUISE NJ KERNOCHAN
Administrative estate of John A Kernochan,
deceased.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-10
TEE RIVER AND HARRoR.
Happenings Along the Wharves and
Among the Shipping.

among the shipping.
The fishing smack Melinda Wood. Capt.
ST Latham, arrived yesterday from the
snapper banks after a two weeks cruise.
Capt. Latham reports very bad weather
at sea, aud a poor catch in consequences.
The Agnes E. Downs also got in last night
after cruise and reports heavy weather
and poor fishing.
Joseph A. Roberts &c Co. cleared yester-
day tho schooner Isaac H. Tillyer, for San.
tiago de Cuba, with 306, 1853 feet of pitch
pine planEs and scanthng, valued at S4,5iS,
and one iron pile driving hammer and three
iron coal buckets, valued at $50; total val
uation Of cargo, S4,66S. Cargo by McCau-
ley, Stillwell & Co.
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Phillips, pigestible Cocoa.

Unlike other cocoas and chocolates, it is not
greasy, and, though containing all the nutri-
ment of the richest cocoa bean, it is so pre-.
pared that it will not disturb digestion and
makes delicious drink,-Adr.
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EXAMINING LAwYER--Do you know anything
about protesting draftg?
Candidate-Well, I should say So I was three
years in the newspaper business. Texas Siff-
tTtGs.
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''FELLows," said the editor Of the funny col
unnn. paising with his pen ia the air, II have
just thought of a good one. -
And all the fellows Immediately went over to
his desk and congi atulated him with much
Warmtb.-C h1cnQo 1rfbitne.
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IL ToU WANT TO sol your inexperienced son up
In business start him on 81, and make him
double this before you give him another cent.
TX he doubles it, give him IS. Few men succeed
who begia business. at the top.-GalvestoH
Nelrs.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words o.
EsoTe, IN tbs column inserted for ONE
GENT A WORD. Casa ~ Advancs. auoA
tsaoFtSo~.
Everybody sSho hds any scdne 70 s1pptv,
GHytA''ag to buy or sell. any business on
accommodations to aeOsrs; indeed, any sSIaA
70 1rGttfy. should ddvsffiss IN ESEs ooIsrsa.
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For wakefulness, weakness or lack of en-
ergy simmons Liver Regulator is a specific.
Adj
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Local Record for the Morntn4 New

Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Rain; slightly warmer.
Special forecast for Georgia
RAIN Rain, easterly winds, slightly
warner in the northern, stationary
temperature in the southern
portions.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time)
was 7.6 feet, fall of OIL feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Comparison Of mean temperature OF Savan-
nah. Ca. Jan. 0, 1891, and the mean of the
same daY for sixteen years.
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AAnoicstes trace. fIncnes and hundredths
Y. ,. GoRGAs. Observer Signal Corps.
For distressing oppression and fnIIness In
the stomach take Simmons Liver Regulator
Id.
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MIsCELLANEoUs WANTS.

WANTED, the public to inspect those beau
w titul cottages Nos. 80, So and 81 Habel
sham street.
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TINHERE ia everything to interest you IN the
4 sunday MoRNINo News. For sale at
YoNGE'S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
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w ANTED. boarders for pleasant rooms al
w 900 South Broad street.
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WANTED, 20 rent house OF thres or four
w rooms In respectable locality. Address
Box 80, Morning news
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WANTED, room, finely furnished. in refined
w private family; gentleman and wife. Ad-
dress. with terms. Box s., Morning News.
WANTED. fat furnished or unfinished,
w with or without board, for gentleman
nah, Ga
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NKTE want your trade call and see our Gle
w giant stock Of Furniture; styles ana prices
are sure to please THE A. J. MILLER COM
PANY.
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ENOR RENT. fats on Liberty street, with fur
II niture for sale. Address BOX II. Morning
News
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DEAD the Sunday MoRsING News. For sale
IL at KIEFFERS DRUG STORE. West
Broad and Stewart streets