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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
Wheel Works Burned.

SIDNEY. o., May Cat one O'Clock this
morning fire destroyed the shops OF the
american Wheel Company. The loss is
100000. There is less than 1000 in
surance. Two hundred employees are thrown
out of work
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
A GladstonIan Triumph.

LONDON, Nay 4--Baron Stern (Gladston-
lam was elected to parliament to-day from
Stowmarket, or the Northwest division
OF Suffolk. The vote was 4,S46 against
ABB. The late member, Mr.. Greene, con.
ssrvatiys,. was returned by q majority OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
a Suburban Residence Burned.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 5.--James L. Flem-
ing's suburban residence and oathouses on
the Wrightsboro road were completely de-
stroyed BY fire to-day. The loss Ia about
5000. Mr. Fleming was ia Macon with
the Knights Templar, Of which order he IL q
prominent member.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
Two Charters Grantsd.

WAsBIEGros, Ga, May 1.-TWO charters
we're grated IN tho superior cOurt--the
Lowell Investment Company and the Hope
well Misunderstanding Company which viii
operate 10 Washington and the adloillng
country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
Purchases OF Silver.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The amount of
silver offered to the government to-day was
963.000 ounces. The amount purchased was
ass, 600 ounces at 98.5@gS. 65u,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
A Bevoiution in Costa RIoa

PAHAzA, May G. Reports have Just bean
receiyed here that revolutionary move
maut In Ia progress Ia Costa kica, and that
The president declared a state of aiege aud
suspended personal guarantees On May 4.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
A Nearo Murderer Arreated.

ATHENS, Ca, May 6.--Charlie Johnston.
the negro who murdered Charlie Webb
some time stree. was captured to-day in
Greenville, >. G., aud lodged in ClaFka
county jail.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
Plttsburx's Vire Loneea.

PIrTsBURG, PA, May 6.--rhe loss by last
nights fire was s50O,000. The insurance Is
a little over $500, 900.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
A BANK Assigns.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May G--Ths bank Of
allen county at sc3ttsville, KY, and Weleh
@ Brown have assigned. The assets aud
liabilities are unknown.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
BTNoKLEY's RECORD.

Daniel Binokley was, until a few weeks
before the crime was committed, a member
of the police 70 cein Kansas City, Mo-, where
he was discharged. Among the bills stolen
was one OF 81 900 denomination. Daniel
Binckley's wife made a trip to Canada to
get this bill changed. The Canadian bank
and took a snap shot picture of her as she
was receiving the money. The men win
also be prosecuted for murder"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
AN AMERICAN ATTACKED.

The Lynching Excitement in Italy
Leads TO An Assault.
FLORENCE, May g. William Jacques, an
American gentleman from Newton, Mass,
was out driving with his daughter yester-
day when a mob Of people pursued his car.
riage, attacked it, pelted it with stones, and
severely injured his daughter, who inter
fered in his defense.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
Con for Ernort

New YonK, May 6.--The total gold coin
ordered for export during the HDek thus
far IL t3 10000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
CROPS IN TIE STATE.
A Decrease of 10 Per Cent Reported
in the Acreage in Cotton.

A Decrease of 10 Per Cent Reported
in the Acreage in Cotton.
ATLANTA, Ga, May 6.--The crop returns
are now all in for the May report. They
indicate a decrease of 10 per cent in the
cotton average as compared with last year.
The stand is not at all satisfactory. averag-
ing only 40 per cent Furthermore, 1t is
declared to be fourteen days late. This
part of the report, the commissioner writes,
IS, however, very inaccurate owing 20 ex-
cessive wet followed by drought in many
sections. He adds that much cotton has
been planted since the reports were made
out.
THE CORN CROP.
The acreage on corn shows per cent.
increase, though the stand is reported poor
and the outlook not encouraging. Special
attention is called to the present price Of
corn, which for the whole state averaged
81 cash and 10 cents more when purchased
on time, the highest price on record since
directly after the war.
OF the peach crop the report presents a
wretched picture. On May ! it
had dwindled down to little
more than q third of what was hoped for,
and as the fruit still continues dropping of
it 10 judged that 1t will fall to quarter.
The acreage in wheat is only 70 per cent /,
but the condition is over 100.
The condition Of oats IL IS per cent, OF
which 81 Is fall sowing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-07
GAGGED FOR ROBBERY.
The Culprits Betrayed by an Attempt
to Change a s 900 Bill.

CINCINNATI. o., May IA dispatch
from Wooster, O., says, "On the night
of Aug. 20, 1890. the farm residence of
Michael Shelby, near this city, was forcibly
entered by four masked men, who bound
and gagged Shelby and his aged wife and
stole cash amounting TO $4,000. Mrs.
Shelby died from nervous prostration
brought on by the excitement OF the rob
berry. A detective bureau has just caused the
arrest OF Henry H Binckley, his grandson,
Harry Webb. and his son, Daniel Binkley,
who are neighbors Of Shelby.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
FOREIGN.

FiRE in the village of Redstein,
cantonof st, Gall, France, DESTROYED thirty
houses.
TIM Chin Sc government pays the mis-
sionaries the full value Of their property
destroyed In the recent riots.
THE loss 81 life by therecent earthquake
in japan is noe thought 10 exceed 10
900, over Is 600 houses were destroyed.
nR. BrzrAr, chief Of the medical sta1
of the French colony at Suberyieydie,
Madagascar. and eight native soldiers
have been killed bY bandits.
TINS crew e the steam whaler Grampus
abused native women on the coast of Alas
ka. As d result the husbands and friends
Of The women ulsSacred the crew.
TuutTy natives IN Tunis were buried
"Wednesday under the NUNS ot val,
which fem suddenly through being under
mined hy heavy rains. Several et the
dead haya already been removed.
TuE tories are highiy elated over the
numerous qaarres and dlssenslans whIcu
have arisen ia the Irish party
Tur landau Standard 81. Petersburg
,arrespauleut saws there are 29,O05,eO0
Russians without food.
Rlars attended the elections in the Ar.
,artne Rspablio and many rioters were
sl.Iej ay the police
IrFrrrx CoLoNEL HowLgrT 3
Bug..b is er VINO fought at the hattie OF
Waterloo died Wednesday.
TINS celebrated leaning tower ot Sara
passa. Soaiu. was SO undermined p2 tht
,t g,a1. n that country that 1T Is
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
MORE MORAL REFORM
The German Emperor Now Turns His
Attention TO the Social
Evil.
The Police Exceed Their Powers IN
Clearing the Streets OF
Prostitutes.
Reeiproeity Treaty With the Eni,0a
Reciprocity Treaty With the Uni,ad
States Opposed by the Agra.
rian Party.

BERLIN, Nov 2 -Folowing IN tina
recent rescrlpt the emperor has Instructed
the ministry Of justice TO prepare a report
on laws relating to the social evil and n
formulate a measure for The extension ~
the supervision Of prostitutes and bousas
frequented by them. In the meantime thu
police are going beyond the law in order
to act in accordance with the rescrint
In clearing the streets of women
and their DULLES. ' The press, in crit.
eism of the imperial edict, approves OF tie
spirit prompting it, though, at the same
time questioning the wisdom of the enpe-
ror in using unconstitutional methods Of
interference. Various party organs, while
they concur in approving the ex.
cellent intentions of the emperor
protest against the means adopted by his
majesty as tending to destroy the guarap.
tees OF pure justice. The outcome Of the
agitation Will, it is expected. be the intro
duction In parliament of severely repres,.
i've measures. including fogging and ex.
tended terms of Imprisonment at hard
labor.
In discussing the question some papers
venture to suggest a resort to a whole
some system Of state regul til Of vice
To this proposition, however, the emperor
will never assent. When the reiehstag
resumes its sittings, November II,
the social purity bill, the Austrian and
Italian commercial treaties and the
demand for new military credits will con.
stltute the principal business to 6e con-
sidered. Military credit will be distribnt.
ed over several years, and be asked on the
ground that there is necas sity for re-
form in the artillery service and
! for changes In the clothing outfit
Of the army. The question as to whether
new cannon should be made Of bronze or
OF steel has been decided In favor Of steel.
/ The extended use of guns of small calibrs
nas also been decided upon. There will
also be presented to the reiChstag report
advising the reinforcement Of the navy
and the increasingo of the number of ships in
/ German waters AMI at South American
and Chinese stations. The report that a
treaty is being negotiated with the United
States involving reciprocity In the treat
nent Of American grains and pork
and German sugar and other products
excites tae an er Of the agrarian party.
! Their opposition to commercial treaties
will be redoubled if treaties with Austria
and America are presented simultaneously
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

The steam barge Sovereign foundered
on Lake Superior.
FIRE in the london residence of the
prince Of Wales caused a loss Of SO, 900
THE R7asian government has assigned
another ~ 900 roubles to the distress
fund.
A FLY wheel exploded at Kimberly
rolling mill in Greenville, Pa, Tuesday,
lnjuring Eve men.
CHARLES FHoBEL, a Msscoutah, H.,
farmer, was kicked to death Wednesday
by vicious horse.
An unknown vessel has sunk in Ches.
peake bay and al! on board undoubtedly
persisted
A NUMBER of business blocks in North
3 Gilmore, Ohio, have been burned Loss,
500, COO
A REVIEWING stand bearing 200 people
fell Friday during democratic parade in
Baltimore Md.
SEVERAL persons are reported TO have
been killed br collision on the Kansas
City railway at Taopi, Mimi.
| MAEJuNGA, an important town near
/ Madagascar, has be visited by destruct.
/ i've FIRE which caused lUss Of 500 OO0.
EASTERN states are experiencing deadly
cold weather. death from freezing is
reported from Keystone, N. J.
EXTENSIVE fires are raging near Guthrie,
! O. L Cimaron City has been entirely
wiped ont by the flames
A COLLISION on the 500 road at Glen.
wood, Mimi, Wednesday morning
killed FIVE persons and injured seven 9th.
ers.
AT Cumberland, Pa, Tuesday an explo'
sion Of dynamite in mine fatally injured
Jacob Himmersmith and A. J Taylor and
seriously injured three others.
TUE explosion Of natur gas in build
Ing in Allegheny, Pa, Tuesday morning
injured five pC sons, one of them fatally
/ a LAW went into effect 10 Paraguay
Saturday, imposing on import duty Of Il
per cent on the tariff valuation Of -four
and increasing the duty on imports 70 pei
cent,
FINE Wednesday afternoon DESTROYED
the building at 50 Fulton street, New
York 1T is thought several persons per
ished. The building was occupied by
number of firms
AT Peoria. H.. the Advance elevator
owned by Bingham, Warren & Co., hai
been completely destroyed by Gre. There
we're 100000 bushels Of grain in th'
building. some of which can be saved
Loss, 800, 600,
TnE buildings If the Minneapolis roll
ing mills at New Brighton, north of thu
city, burned Thursday morning. Tn,
plant, which was only recently built, COS
$50 GOO, but the most valuable parts OF /
the furnaces aud heavy macbinerv--ar,
1ninjured The loss il about $4,000
fully insured.
ONE Of the Louisville (Ky) Electro
Light complny's boilers exploded Tuesday
night and started fire which destroye,
property valued at $40 000 Among th
losers are Kaufman, Strauss & Co, J. y
Escott & Sons aad hamburger, Bloom 3
Z CO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

Of Cork Wednesday night Each side was
several thous md strong, and the ca Ialties
are numerous. Thu anti-PAnellites were
finally victorious.
THERE was a serious riotous fight Sun
day in san Michele, Italy, between social
lists and working men. Two men were
killed and eight we're seriously injured
In addition, number Of combatants on
both sldea were aliRhily hnrt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
ABOUT TIE MOON.
some Facts CONCERNING the Moon are Pre-
scented by pot q. a. Young.

sehtEu nv Itnt. - - ibuhBs
Prot. c. A. Young gave an interesting
lecture on the moon at Cooper Union,
New York City, recently:
The moon, in the first place, has moth
ing whatever TO do, the lecturer said, With
The changes in our weather. He has
known some farmers in the west who
would never plant a root crop except on
the wane Of the moon, while grOwn.up
crop like wheat or other grain, ne would
always insist on planting when the moon
was waxing These notions, as well as
those held bY some sea captains that tha
wind would blow for week from the
quarter in which the change OF the moon
took place, where, he declared, without
TIE slightest foundation.
The moon was an Insignificant body ID
herself 1t was for her proximity to the
earth that gave her astronomical import
ance, At the same time her position was
unique among satellites. She was BY Iat
the largest IN proportion 70 her n'anetot
twenty or more satellites to ahe solar sys'
ten, being one-eightleth the weight OF the
earth, wnile no o ner satellite exceeded
one one,thousandth Of the weight OF ITS
planet.
moon there were certain elements whlcA,
the professor said, the law OF graTtatloh
might not fully account for. Astronomy
would one day reach the llmlt OF accurate
! provision and would reach the field WheVe
suck element of uncertainty would creep
in as the effect of the human will. SPEAK
ing With exactirude, for instance, man
could build tall building on the snrftcs
If the earth without frightening the DAY
I by the change in the position OF matter IN
so,yed Such changes as this when ao
cumuated through long periods must pro
! ducp effects that would make the astfono-
uncal problem very difficult one-ia
tact. an incompatible one-some day.
The heat that the moon sends mad zen
measured. he SAID, aud found to be '6VJ'.
/ 900 OF that sent by the sun. while Inc
+ hight was ! 900 600 Of the sun. The ''eafth
shine, if We could observe II from the
surface If the moon, was fourteen tilss
i as brilliant as that we no v saw from ths
moan aud from a surfaces that WAS aoou1
. four times al large as the fua
moon exposed to us. This brilliant il9ns
Has reelected back from the moon y "
s9ghtIy, rendering Just visible that par
1f Inc moon IN tne shadow al tne tAe u
( ms new m ION,
! Th0a3on, said the professor, bad no al-
+ mo-peere 10 speak Of Its surface as sao@ i
/ oy tine slides vas mss of circular Fo.
|eiuic craters Of peculiar formation, 9u gu
rem. by mysterious assures whiah star .ea
from the orator OF fyuho 10 al directions
/ like the freaks on the skin Of an appls
These assures we're about half mlie y
width and extended inio the body q ~
moon nobody knew how far lacy ~.
+ through eiarers and mountain chains y
straight lines and their explanation vas
not vet. Some had attributed them =
.he c3ngelation If the central mass 81 -.
i ter frozen in glass globe Bits q m3ul,
tain scenery Of the moon were thToRn -
the curtain and seemed very unattraS.Ay,t;'
I though evidently er, ed IN their very us'i
ness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

Scientists claim that the hrstappeaf.4ns3oo
# the North American c9nttnen. Aeg,'
.he waters was in a small angular stct.2A,
ending from the 1reat Lakes nof,lls. Il.
ID Labrador aud northwest to tne Af-''s
ocean,
Tue distance or the horizon 4 goFsLas
il III the height Of toe e5eab9ys tns ~ !.
III sea. 0a the sea, glth the eye =
height of five feet. the distance voa'a !,
three ailes; ii sixty feet il heiga'' -
miles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07

II l. with fesliuge Of regret that we announce
he failure Of hosts 81 people troubled with inae-
tion az the kidneys to take efficient means 70 re-
new their activity. This fSilurs 10 most aisss
t,.,a. for a complete wreck Of IRE organs them
talyes must eveutnsts il timely means ara not
taken to re establish their s@cretive fsnesson On
assis o. activity and regularity. Hes'easf
stomach Bites rencwa both, and prsvehts All.
rnste sod fatal disaster. A. Il Il one 81 ne fane
ticns or the Kidneys % strain FROM the esooa u
It, pssssgs through them, imparitives prceFss11fe
81 drcpsy, rhanmstsm and gout, ~ ssfiy iaa fee4s
l. sil ne more needfu ID Dc given 70 taelt opeta
se I - 1859 n, ta.#a.-tns9 The an useNteated
stimuli 81 c0mnerce do not sbawsF THIS pstpS~e
h - Tie Riuers for dyspepsia, Eslarta sansarA'
ton and hllloRsasAz-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-07
CRIME

DETECTIVE THOMAS, OF tie Chicago
police force. who is charged with soliciting
aud accepting brides, has resigned FROM
the force.
"CALAMr7 HANK, a gambler Of Chad
ron, Neb., frightened young Indian girl
10 death
LEE HUGuEs, colored, was hanged at
Crenham, Tex, Friday for the murder Of
his wife.
THE West Coast Fire and Marine in,
surance company, Of Tacoma, Wash, has
been wrecked ~ its officers.
FIVE men were killed at farmers al
lance meeting at Bueksport, Ark. Tues
day evening.
"LoRp" Walter S. Beresford, alias
Sidney Sacelies, has been sentenced to the
Georgia penitentiary for forgery,
AT Warrior, Ala, Henry Lowe was
shot and instantly killed by Anna Allen,
a young woman whom he was attempting
TO raylsh
BURGLARS entered the office Of DR..
Slominskl at Otumwa. Iowa, Tuesday
night. They found student, l. A.
Stevens sleeping in the office and sutfo-
tstttH A1lu VITA gus
Ar st. Louis, Mo. Joseoh Farley, who
hrutaIly murdered Mrs. Kircher Sunday
night, has surrendered 10 the police.
RALPH CuNN1NGHANt a son Of Secretary
Fosters business partner ut Fostorla, O.,
attempted suicide by throwing himself into
a furnace He will die
Ina SuENK, c. z. Watson and William
Damars. tried in 81. PAM on the charge Of
ablucting little Grace Ellis, were acqult
ted.
TuE young Texas negro who murdered
his employers wife and child, was chalued
10 tree and burned alive by a miXed
assembl89e OF whites and blacks.
JAMES BECGs, l farmer near Columbus
Ind. deed Friday from the effects ct IN
jnries inflicted by Peter and William
NaWm two celnred boys They attacked
Beges for the purpose OF robbing him.
MON tore auwn the American dl2
raised over school near Lakdda, Ind
/ rne school ma'am has procured another
one and also a ride. Ii won't be safe to
1 The mob To repeat the outrage.
AT Chicago, Edwin + Marshall Of thl
( United States navy. shot himself dead q
/ i hotel ~, duesjay morning as the result
/ oF trou he between himself and his youn.
and beautiful wife Marshall and witt
were married at Denver last February, bu
/ Lad not liyed toretho~ hann'N
nlsastrous Faiiursf
/ II L. with feslings Of regret that We snnoanei
The failure Of hosts o. people troubled with inae
/ lion az The kidneys to take efficient means % re
i - ,hatw nnttvsv TAI. Tafgnrm Ia most Isss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-24
NEWS AND NOTES.

Strike while the iron is hot
Scott.
Opportunity, sooner or later,
comes to all who work and wish
Lord Stanley.
You will never "fnd" time for
anything. Ii you want time you
must make it.-Buxton.
Never fear to bring the sublimest
motive to the smallest duty, and
the most infinite comfort to the
smallest trouble.-Phillips Brooks.
The losses by fire in the United
States and Canada during the
month OF April, as colIated from
the files of the Daily Commercial
Bulletin, reached S11,309, 600,
against s8,285,520 for the same
month last year.
Not less than 172 crimes were
committed on Spanish railway cars
last year, and in consequence the
Government has decided to abolish
the closed coupes and introduce
more OF the American style cars,
many of which are now in use.
By running single thread oil
worsted through all the silk he i'm.
ported, a New York me, chant
saved more than S1,5O0,000 in Gus
toms duty. His lawyer, with whom
the idea originated, was remuner-
ated with $4,000.
The Buddhist religion was found
ed early in the seventh century by
Sakya NUM-, or Gautama, Prince
OF the Kshetriva, a caste who took
the name of Buddha the "awak-
ened." He died at a great age in
543 B. G.
A burglar invaded the study of
an indianapolis priest, locked the
door, ransacked the place and left
by a window, requiring the rever-
end father to crawl through a win
dow when he wanted to get into
the room.
The way to ruin is cheap. It
costs So to go to Philadelphia, Sc
to Boston, $50 to Savannah, but by
the purchase of bad paper for 5
cents you may get through ticket
to ruin, by express, with few stop
ping places, and the final halting
like the tumbling Of the lightning
train from the bridge at Ashtabula
"a sudden, terrific, beautiful, never
to rise.
The Catholic American, speaking
of the accounts of quarrels, suicides
and murders, says: Turning half
OF daily paper into police report,
and making the public it's receiving
bureau, is not the legitimate mis-
sion of the press" and adds an
other sentence worthy of quotation:
'The crime wave SO complacently
described for us will not abate
while every cheap, selfish wretch
is turned into a twelve-hour hero,
to be supplanted o-morrow by an
other little worse
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
scores on the Diamond.

League scores Saturday were: At Gin
cinnati-Cincinnati =, New York Z; at
Cleveland-Cleveland Q, Boston 2 at Chi
cago-Chicago Q. Philadelphia s; Pitts
burg-BroOklyn game postponed-rain.
American Associ alton: At Boston
Boston :, St. Louis l; at Philadelphia
Athletic :, Cincinnati .: at Baltimore
Baltimore 4. Columbus Z; Washington
Louisville game postponed-rain. Sun
day At Washington 0, Louis
VILE 6; at Columbus-Baltimore 4, Colum-
bus g.
Western: Saturday At Milwaukee
Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis ?; at Lincoln
Lincoln I, Kansas City 2; at Omaha
Omaha 10, Denver l; at Sioux City-Sioux
City 5, St. Paul 4. Sunday At Omaha
Denver 9, Omaha IS; at Lincoln-Kansas
City ). Lincoln -. at Observation-Disclosures
apolis s. Milwaukee :; at St. Paul-Sioux
CITY t. St, Paul 10