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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-19
Steamship Chattahoochee, New York.

MEMORANDA.
New York July l6-Arrved, brig H Sbley,
Hchborn, Mobile.
Cleared steamship Frieda Brl. Redhead,
Fernandina; schr VIM Smith, Babbidge Port
Royal. c.
Singhem [Gerl Bunckmann, Fernandina.
Lubbock to July 16-Arriyed, bark Hoppetb
RUS. Tork Pensacola
Tarifa, July Passed, bark Luigi Ruggiero
TItall. Scognamiglio. Licata for Charleston.
Rio Janero, June CARVED bark Nehemiah
Gibson Risley, Brunswick.
Boston, July 16 -Arrived, schr Sadie Wilcutt,
Brown, Mobile
Baltimore. July 49, Arrived, schr Elizabeth A
Baisley, Townsend, Fernendina.
Brunswick July 16-Arrved. bark Deodata
[Brl, TrJbe -; schr Sirocco lBrl. Perry.
Sailed Sailed. schr Albert Butler, Foster. Barba-
dos
Cook, Higbee, Port Royal, S c..
Bridgeport, July 16-Arrived. schr Caroline
Hall, Booye, Florida
CooSaw, S G. July 16-Cleared, schr Edward
G Hight, Richards. Ashepoo,
Darien, July i4-Arrived. schrs Jennie Hail.
Watts New York; Jno Cross, Granon, Provi-i
dence; 10th, steamer Raleigh, Burgess, New
York
cleared l4th schrs Cyrus Hall, Coombs, Bos-
ton; 18th, Varuna, Heyer, Noank.
Fernandina, July 16-Sailel schr c Web
rum, Cavileer, New York.
Georgetown. c. July ;6-Arrived steamer
Pawnee Tribon, New York; scbr Anna Valen@
tine, Mus5els, Barbados. I
Sailed, schr Frank Hall, Buckmaster, Bcgue
Inlet, n c.
Pensacola, July !6-Cleared, steamer Black
heath [Brl, Hail. Grimsby; Professor [Brl,l
Pratt, Liverpool: schr Willie Irving, Connolly
BOnacca
Port Royal, c, July lG-Cleared, steamer
Efficient [Brl. Harris, United Kingdom.
Philadelphia, July 1G-Arrlyed, schr Addie
Bacon, Bacon, Charleston.
Delaware Breakwater, July 16-Passed out.
| steamship Fairfield [Brl, from Philadelphia for
Fernandina.
Providence. R l, July 16-Arrived, schr VIM q
Greene Doane, Charleston.
New York, July l8-Arryed. steamships Ger
manic and Umbria, Liverpool; Wieland and
| Augusta Victoria, Hamburg.
| Arrived out, Elbe for Bremen. I'm, --.-,.-
,-----.S'
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING News,

SAVANNAH, Ga, July IS, 1891
CorroN-The market has continued duh and
easy, and prices sold Off l-t6c all around There
was only small business doing while the
inquiry was very light and confined to but few
buyers. The sales for the day were 81
bales. On Change at the regular midday
call, at p. m, the market was bulletined easy
at decline of Lice in all grades The follow
ing are the official spot quotations of the Cot
ton Exchange:
Good Middling Neutrality-suspicious.. ....s 9.1o
MlddllnR ........ -..........ss.-.s ...,.s..steB
Low Middnng...-.... .....-.-.............I LILO
Good Ordinary ..'...... ............. DIS
Ordinary .-.... o.. .--...... ............6
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CLEARED YESTERDNY.

Steamship City of AugmGta, Catherine New
York-C G. Anderson.
Schr Margaret a May, Morris, Philadelphia
JOS Roberts & Co.
Schr Edward r Emerson, Gardner Portland,
Me.-.Ios Roberts & Co.
Schr Eta St.mson, Bunker, Portland, Me
Jos Roberts & Co.
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Kilt Suits

Kilt Suits
For children and greatly reduced prices at
Appel & Schaurs.-Ad.
Dunlap's fine hats and the Hopatcong sun
hats at LaFar's. -Ad.
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oWt5I pOLaJOes. y Dusl., WnIJ5,. a %
POULrRY-Nar1et overstocked; demand very
light.
EGGs-Market firm, supply ample, demand
fair.
PEANUTs-Ample stock demand light prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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sales Of 100 barrels at the following quota
tioas: a. y. c. and f, 81 p; F, 81 81; q,
81 40; II, 81 SIS: I, 81 s.; X, 81 90; VI. g 10;
Y, go 25; win low glass, 81 -; water white ) 90.
At the last call it closed unchanged.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TIGS DAY.
SUN RIsEs....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .5:09
OUN ShlS. .. %
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .5:17 A N. 5:5S M
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Commodore,
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. July
1872 pkgs tobacco, lot goods. trunks, SO
bdls iron, hogs, boxes h goods, 9 hogs 2i3
sacks peanuts, G cases cigars, 2 baless mats,
car wood 6 pkgs cigaretts, cases castings,
lot wagon NATL
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
July 1873 bales cotton, 205 boxes vegetables,
Al bbls vegetables, IA bbls spirits turpentine,
/ 1873 bols rosn sci boxes fruit, 270 bbs fruit SO
cars lumber, 20 bales wool, II bales hides, cars
phos rock. bbls pears, boxes hardware. Dbl
mackerel, 4 bbls rice, lot goods, / truck
boxes machinery. crates bottles, l door, $50
bbls potatoes, cases cigars, ? cases shoes, bdl
bedding, 3 cases goods. I bdl hose, box wax.
tub butter, , empty bbls l case staples, 1870 b
collars, bdl hose, cases hops $50 cases lard, 1
box clothing.
Per Central Railroad, July 1873 bales cotton,
554 bbls spirits turpentine, $40 bbls rosin. 30
bales dOmestics 2 bales hides, bales WOOL 800
lbs lard. q, 203 lbs bacon, 54S bushels corn, pkg
wax, car lumber, bbls syrup, empty bbs s
pkgs mdse, 10 pkgs Irvine, l pkzs hardware II
cases eggs, cars stone B cars melons.
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EXPORrS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York
22l bales cotton, IS, O4J feet lumber 20 bbs OIL
1G3 bales domestics, So 0S2 melons, IS bbls rice,
10 bbls spirits turpentne 1888 bbls rosin, ,06l
bbs fruit, bales hides, q turtles, 2 bales wool.
l. ZOE boxes fruit, 224 crates vegetables is bales
moss, ~ bbls vegetables, 23l tons pig iron.
Per schr Margaret A May for Philadelphia
$50 900 feet p y lumber-E b Hunting & Co
Per schr r r Emerson for Portland, Ne
549 gG0-2, 240 tons old railroad irons, F & W Ry
Co.
Per schr Eta A Stmson for Portland, Me-
26l 81 feet p p lumber-Gaorgia Lumber Co.
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The market was firm early but weakened i,
sympathy with declines elsewhere. The Gloss
was weak and lower except for casb.
No 2 red, cash at 6014c; July deIivarv
closed at 55J4c; August delivery closed at 5a51ty
September delivery closed at SOC. Oats yasl-.
Nc 2 cash closed at 35c; July delivery
closed at 2s3lc; August delivery closed at %.
September delivery closed at 25lSc Roo''
cling 540634c; Iron cotton ties 81 S561 q
Provisions strong and firm-Pork stand
ard mess. at S11 25011 37>k. Lard, prime steatn
a, IS %; longs So IS; ribs. IS sSi%:
short clear 81 90. Bacon. boxed shoulder
s. 75G5 s516; longs. 81 %; ribs. 81 35G1T 46.
short clear, 81 90. Hams, $40 50G12 o. Whisk1
steady at 81 10
NAVAL sroREs.
NEW YoRx. July Is, noon-Spirits turpen.
tine dull and weak at SG03,c. Rosin quiet
and easy at 81 3jG01 40.
500 p. m.-ROstn quiet ami easy: strained
common to good 81 350l 20. Turpentins,
dull and easy at 96140S7c.
CHARLESTON. July 10. Spirits turpentina
steady at BIC. Rosin firm; good strained
81 21lk
WGL4rxGrov. July 1s Spirits turpentina
quiet at 3316c. ROsin firm; strained 81 ID.
good strained 81 IS. Tar firm at So o. Cruds
turpentne firm; hard 81 IS; yellow dip 81 35.
virgin 50 30.
LONDON, July 1s.-Rosin, fine, S..
RICE.
NEW YoRx. July IS Rice in fair demanI
and firm; domestic, fair to extra, share:
Japan 5I69o4c
Nav OILEt s. July l3-Rice steady; ordi.
nary to prime 4}5Q.55sc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YORK, July IS, noon.--Stocks opened
duh but firm. Money easy at 2 per cent. Elk
chsnge-long, 81 s4lt4 $40; short, 81 S61s a
Sd34. GoVernmen bonds neglected. State bonds
dull but steady.
The following were the 2p. M stock quota
tions:
Erie .............. 1875 Richm'd & WIT.
Chios 20 4 North 1904 Terminal. ...... 1884,
k Eoff W pref 97 western Onlon'' 7'h
NEW YoRx. July 500 p. m-sterling or.
change closed quiet and easy at g. $50
S71f; commercial bills, 81 S3S9Gn4 49, Money
easy at per cent. Government bonds closed
dull but steady; four per cents ll734 four and
a half per cents 1904 bid State bonds closed
neglected.
sub-Treasury Balsnces-Coin, sas, 49s, 900; cur
The failure of the English Bank Of River
Plata, announced in London this morning,
caused materially lower prices for ell kinds of
stocks there. Our market felt the effects of
this decline, and while the opening prices here
were above London equivalents large fractions
were knocked off OF most Of tae active shares.
The opportunity to sell the market down was
not to be neglected by bears, however, and
they joined with foreign sellers ia pressing the
market down. Stocks which have an interna-
tional market IN the main suffered most under
the circumstances, but Burlington and Quincy
and LaCkawanna led the downward movement,
| the bear pressure being specially severe on the
| latter on account Of some supposed trouble in
| the coal trade. Each Of these stocks lost per
! cent while the rest of the list declined only
| fractional amounts Toe downward movement
was checked before the expiration of the first
half hour, however, aud while there was no
di position to buy for long account, coverings
of shorts helped prices mp a little, and later
when the bank statement was issued, showing
material gains in cash and surplus reserve buy
ing became more pronounced, and the upward
movement was accelerated. Prices in the last
few minutes were brought up to about the
level of those Of the opening, and the market
closed firm, though quiet, at recovery. Bust
ness done reached 60,291 shares of listed and
/ 935 shares of unlisted.
Tho fall rzInc the nlhair,, Of
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESrEROA'

Steamer Alpha, SUrobhar, Blulrton-C q
Medlock, Agt.
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OWS:
nest. Closing.

BALTIMORE. July lS.-F1our quiet; Howard
street and western super1ne 81 50D3 20;
extra S3 SS94 so; family 81 $500 90; city
mills, Rio brands extra. So 0096 25; winter
wheat patent s. 4O@s 90; spring patent 90 90
G6 %; spring straight, 50 $500 IS; bakers,
81 Sj05 10. Wheat weak; No. red, on
spot. yJlb9I4c; Southern wheat draggy;
FultZ, S59SUc; LouEberry, new, 90096c.
Corn-Southern dull; white firm at 1901 nc;
yellow easy a. 74115c; No 2spot, white, at 75c.
CINCINNATI. July ls-Flour heavy; family
81 1904 25; winter patent s. oOG5 s5 fancy
o. G5G14 IS. Wheat firm; No. 2 red s4Gls5c.
Corn steady; No. mixed, 6206 .Ikc
Oats quiet; No. mixed Ale. Provisions
Pork higher at $40 5716. Lard quiet at Sc l216
Bulk meats firm; short ribs at So 6216,
Bacon firm; short clear 81 G214 Hogs, com
mon snd light. 81 rs; packing and butchers
SO 600s 85 Whisky firm at 81 10. Sugar firm
and hard; refined 4ss1514c: New Orleans $40
416c.
ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-FIour dull and lower;
family SO 3043 40; choice 80 S018 90; fancy
81 25; extra fancy g. 1901 20; new patents
81 3004 ~. Wheat, in spite of the favorable
reports from all sources, the opening was only
14c of. The market ruled dull and weak during
the greater part Of the session and
material losses had been sustained; No.
red, cash. S3JSc; July delivery closed at
s2l6c; August delivery closed at C: Sep.
TENDER delivery closed at s23sc; December de-
livery closed at &C. Corn speculation was
slack and only occasional sales were made.
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In charge Hydrographic Station.

Washington, July 14--Notice is given that on
or about Aug Is the light at Cuttyhunk station,
Vineyard Sound, will be exhibited without
change in height or characteristics from a
framed round white tower standing about IS
feet W Il S tmagnetic) from the present posi-
ton of the light.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
JAMES GREER,
I
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New York Fruit and Vegetables
Market.
NEW YORK, July 1S-The market on water.
melons is steady; fancy 25Q2Sc, prime Roc
G. S. PALMER
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ARRIVED YESrGRL

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship City of Augusta, Catharine New
York--C u Anderson.
Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way lanlings--W Gibson. Manager.
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LUMBgR-BY SAIL-Quits number of arrivals
last week in ballast, which keeps the loading
bertns well filled mp. There is some inquiry
for tonnage coastwise al unchanged rates
Rates run from 81 % Baltimore up to
IS 90 for a range eastward, including BOs-
ton and Portland. From 2505Oc is paid
vessels here for shifting to load at nearby
ports Timber, 50c0S 90 higher than lum.
Der rates To the West Indies aud Winiward
nominal; TO Rosario, Sl6 00017 90; TO
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, S14 %; to
Rio Janeiro, s15 %: to Spanish and Mediter
ranean ports, S12 90; to the United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, "a los standard;
lumber, "a IS
BY STzAM-ro New York. 81 %; to Philadel-
pha IS 90; to Boston, IS 90; to Baltimore,
Sc so.
NAVAL SToREs-Market is firm; good demand.
Foreign-Cork. ETC.. for orders. small spot yes
sells, rOsn % I'd and As Adriatic, rosin, Is Cd; Ge
noa, 2s Cd; South America, rosn S5c per barrel of
s03 pounds. Coastwi ss-Steam to Boston, lie per
100 rs on rosin, 90c on spirits; to New York,
rosn. nc per 100 fbs spirits, soc; to Phlladel-
phia rosin 315c per 100 tbs; spirits. Soc to Bati
more, rosin. roc; spirits, 7oc. Coastwse quiet.
Rx-G rno yatf ia Rul
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Bark Reigate [Brl, Bevan from Fernandina
for -, July 8, lat 46 n. Ion 81 W.
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Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all maui
teal Information will be furnished masters of
vessels free Of charge at the United States Hy-
geographic Office IN the Custom House. Cap-
tains are requested to cali at the Office.
LIEUT. f Fl SHERMAN,
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23025c: fair. 2s0D35c: good, $50 4sc; bright. e00
Csc; fine fancy, 10000; extra hne, 81 00Gi 10;
bright naves, q 45c.
LUMBER-Tne foreign demand continues slow.
The domestic inquiry is fairly good. The mills
now running are fairly supplied with orders.
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Banks now hold Sl6, 4S9,OI5 in excess of the
requirements Of the p per cent rule.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, July Is, noon.-Cotton depressed
and Irregular; American m!ddling 4l6d: sales
1000 bales-Americaa 3, 400 bales; Speculation
and export 500 bales; receipts 5000 bales :
American ,, 500.
Futures american m d ling. low mitdling
clause, July delivery ID; July and August
delivery 22-64d, also AZ 16id, also 2J-34d:
August and September delivery I 23-94d also
4 D -64d, also 2l-6ld; September and Octob ~
delivery 2S6id, also 1 27-64d, also Pa d .
October and November delivery 3l-G4d. No
vemoer and December delivery 3S64d also
53-84d; December and January delivery
35-64d, also 43l6id; January and February
delivery 3I-64d; February and March delivery
Se-64d, also 4 40 Cal, also 39-G4d. Futures
very weak.
1900 p. N Futures: American miidling. low
middlng clause, July delivery 4 2l-54t4 2 cad:
July AID August delivery 4 2l-6fa4 % 61d;
August ard September delivery 4 22.64N
23-6id; September and October delivery
4 q Cad, sellers; october aud November de-
livery 5O-64d, buyers; November and December
delivery 33-64d, Sellers December and Ian.
uary delivery S5-eld, sellers; January and
February delivery 3,-64d, sellers; February
and March delivery S9-64d, value. Futures
closed steady.
American middling AL
REw YoRK, July Is, noon.-Cotton opened
ste 4dy; middling uplands SIZE; middIing Or
leans 1l-1tc; sales = bales.
Futures-Market opened steady and closed
steady, with sales follows July delivery
opened at 75c and closed at 7Sc; Au rust
delivery opened at SIC and closed at Z Sic.
September delivery opened at &c and closed
at g4c; October delivery opened at s OS, and
closed at s Csc; November delivery opened al
l9c and closed at l5c; December delivery
opened at &c and closed at 23c
$500 p. m.-Cotton market closed steady,
middling uplands SIC; middling Orleans
s ll-l6c; net receipts - bales gross 45g:
sales to-day ,9S3 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-15
Hedgepath, Who Was Poisoned
Wednesday, Out of Danger.
UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.
If an Extra Session of the Legislature is Called
Something of More
Importance Than is now liz View Must be
Pointed out-That Shaddowy Text
Book Decentralization
.Dumble Affair.


Special 10 the Gazette
AUsTIN. TEX, May 14-Mr Hedgepath,
mention of whose poisoning yesterday al
the hands OF ms Insane wife was made IN
last nights dispatches, is still d very sick
man. but the physicians now think him cut
Of danger. He is about iifty-hve years of
age and his wife about fifty. She was re-
moved to the county jail. where she IS now
il comfortable quarters
Mrs. Elbridge Perry. vino died Yesterday
lem eating the poisoned soup, was an aunt
OF Mrs. Hedgepath. Her burial took place
this afternoon
The camp ground committee consisting
Of Gems. Ma5ry ana Stoddard Col \.
Faulkner, Lieut.. Col Gurley, Capt. George
*. Hines and Col. L. Cooke. returned last
night from the gulf coast, and left tonight
for Georgetown TO inspect the site offered
there for permanent camp ground. From
there they 60 To LampasaS, McGregor,
Waco, Palestine and Brennan. il the order
named.
The grand jury is still soo6ing after the
text book Dill matter. \ number Of wit
neSSes called have not yet arrived, such as
members Of the senate. committee clerks
and others
Preparations for the commencement eS-
erciseS al the university, which continue
from June . to the l4th. have already begun.
j. c. Hutcheson Of Houston delivers the
annual address to the literary societies
and Congressman W. {. p. Breckenridge
of Kentucky the university address
Chartered-The Empire investment COM
pany of Dallas. capital, Sl00,OU0.
Mr.. J. T. Collier, collector OF Erath
county. made his final settlement with the
comptroller His total collections for the
year amounted 10 sl9.&l0l IA; occupation,
s5551 -
Bastrop county redeemed $1,000 bridge
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ting OF the grand jury, there may pe some
developments that will throw more light on
the subject. The governor is bent on hay
ing ii probed to the bottom. and if there
De any croosedness there, to show It up.
= CITY WITH = BIG DAN.
Through the agency OF the Commercial
club there = considerable interest being
aroused IL the East among manufacturers.
who are turning their eyes towards the
cltV with the DIG dam. Many letters of in
curry are coming III. and last week three or
four New England manufacturers We're
here looking the ground over. What will
come OF II can only be guessed, but the
progressive business men here are Very
much encouraged by the outlook.
NEVER EQUALED.
a X. Swan Of Henrietta is here and says
that the prospect for great wheat crop in
the Panhandle was never equaled in any
previous wear. L is simply immense, the
acreage being fully double that OF last
year. The wheat is now in bloom and
nothing but an invasion of BUS or insects
which is not at ali anticipated or feared
can, says he. prevent the harvesting of the
biggest wheat crop ever raised in Texas.
THE SESSION LAWS
OF the late Legislature are still in the hands
OF the printer ana will be published. he
says. in form for distribution about June l.
HARDHITTGNG LETTERS.
MI Herndon. the State chemist who pre-
ferled charges against Geologist Dumblc,
his superior, which charges Commissioner
HolllngSwOrth dismissed SATURDAY last Is
worthless, thinks the Investigation was not
conducted fairly to himself ana that matters
considered by him as important We're
either ignored or treated slightingly. He
talks OF publishing a batch of letters from
those who withdrew from the department,
letters that lie claims hit Dumble mighty
hard. Perhaps il would be better If the
matter We're dropped altogether The pub
lie does not, generally speaking. relish very
much or feel any very great interest III the
quarrels between state officials and their
suhordinates. A little of that sort Of thing
GOES a lOnr WAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-15

have dropped into fruitful valleys. and our
whole pathway has been made glad by the
friendly acclaim Of our American fellow
citizens. without regard TO party. Shouts
Of applause. But all the sweetness OF
these flowers. ali the beauty Of these almost
tropical landscapes. all the richness of their
precious mines. sink into foreetfulness as
receive to-day this welcome from my old
friends. There was prrceptible moist
ness IN the presidents eyes and his voice
almost failed. Ny life has known 10
other home but this. It was the scene OF
my early struggles it has been the scene
ana instrument and support of my
EARLY SUCCESS IN LIFE.
come TO lay down before you to-day my
offerings Of thankfulness for the friendly
helpfulness. in Doyhood and in all hours
down 70 this. left YOU two wears ago to
Take up he work Of the most responsible
Office IN the world. I went to these untried
duties sustained by your friendliness. /
CUEIe, after TWO years, TO confess no mans
errors, but to say to YOU that ] have but
one thought il Inind-to use whatever in
tuence have for the general good of all
The people. Applause. Our stay is 50
brief that musr-deny myself the pleasure
Of taking all these friends by the hand
God bless ToE al J have not fOrgottcn-I
cannot rget-lndianapolis. look for
ward. if my life is spared, 10 this CITY.
"'4'si' 90 "hCAA Liz 4Ht" tNAL -
done love its homes and rejoice in its
commercial prosperity. Pardon further
speech. and allow me to say God bless you,
every one, and goodbye
President Harrison remained but forty
five minutes in the city
The entire programme of march was not
carried out. Owing TO this fact large
number Of people who did not 90 10 the IN
ION station. but were scattered along the
line OF march, were disappointed IN not see
ing the president
\ hurried eGnbarkation and the party was
on the homcstretch for Washington.
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SENSATIONAL TRIAL.
Sequence to Charge of Seduction--rhr
Wronged Girl shows Fight.
Special 10 the Gazette

>pcclal 70 the Gazette
GALVESTON. Ten, May l4-Touy Win
sion, member Of the commission firm 0f
Winston Bros. was tried and acquitted To-
day in the crimiHOl court OF the charge IF
seduction. on the failure Of the
prosecution 10 prove the promise
ii marriage The prosecutor WAS
Miss Florence Lucas, al attractive
blonde OF about fourteen wears OF age, who
claimed that Winston Seducgu her under
promise OF marriage March. $3.50. which
resulted III q child being born and now liy
my. At The conclusion OF the trial, and as
Winston was leaving the courthouse, he
was violently assaulted ay Miss
LucaS. who wrecked her pearaso, ON
his head and shoulders. much to The nnUSr-
ment OF the spectators, whose sympathieS
We're with the wronged girl. Winston came
from yeli-known and prominent family,
and is a grandson nj Ex-Governor Winston
OF Alabama