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The Portland daily press., 1891-10-14
Carpet Department.

You want to make every
cent tell, don't you? well, run
your eye down this column
and you'll see something
you want. If you don't, trv the
next column. You are bound
to strike something suitable
to your taste and your needs
at our store.
READ CAREFULLY The CARPET
PRICES.
Very Superior Velvets, 81, usually $3.50
Hartford Moquetts, l.lOs :" $l.75
Body Brussels, ST., $l.35
Tapestry Brussels, SO cts, Is cts.
All Wo0lExtra Supers,50 cts, /" 75 cts.
Union Extra Supers, 40 cts, /" go cts.
Smyrna Rugs, Is cts. up.
Fur Rugs, $2.75 up.
Extra Super Art Squares Is cts.
HaSs0cks, 30 cts.
We guarantee every yard of
Carpet we sell, You get more
styles to select from than
you can find anywhere and
If you want to save a dollar or
two we can show you big bar
gains. Remnants of all
kinds at low prices. No store
to equal ours for Carpets.
The Portland daily press., 1891-10-14
Portland & Rumford Falls Railway.
I'm Effec, june 10, 1891

I'm Effect June 10, 1891
Leave Portland via G.. T. Railway, $50 a. m. and
1.30 D. m.
RETURNING-Leave Canton 4. 80 and las a. m.
STAGE CONNECTlONs-DAIL w.
Mtnot for Hebron Academy; Buckheld for w.
sumner and Turner; Canton fer Peru, Dixield,
and Mexico, also for Brettun's Mills, Llvermore.
ie27dtf L. L. LINCOLN, Supt
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Dining Room Goods.

SIDEBOARDS. We will make
prices on Oak SidebOards that will
satisfy the most economical house,
keeper.
DINING CHAIRS Of new pat-
terms, made specially for us, and
we are offering a chair at twenty
five per cent less than you can buy
them anywhere we control these
chairs and sell at our own price, no
combination prices for us, you get
the benefit.
EXTENSION DINING TABLES
In Oak, Walnut, Antique and
Cherry.
DINNER SETS in English or
American crOckery, liz, 12O or
1874 pieces to the set we can give
you great trade on dinner sets.
LAMPS. See our offer at SI.50,
the best Parl0r Lamp In the mar
ket for the money Hall Lamps,
Hanging Lamps, Piano Lamps,
Banquet Lamps.
Don't Fall TO Visit Our Store +!
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Memoranda,


Belfast, Oct 13th-Sch Lyra, from Bangor for
Weymouth, Mass. which arrived here leaky, has
been surveyed and condemned, and the cargo Will
be taken by another vessel
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III you want fine goods, they are here
too. Br0catelles In all shades OF the
finest material. upholstered by the best
w0rkmen and trimmed In the latest
style. $500, $3.50, $l25.
Rug Pattern Suits, ever lasting wear,
S75.
Don't waste q dollar, we guarantee
You will save money by dealing with us.
Bookcases, Desks, China Closets,
Hall Stands and Fancy Chairs. also
Side Boards, Dining Tabes, Dinner
Sets, Plano Lamps, Organs.
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New York Mining Stocks.
lBy Telegraph.

Richmond & West Point. ........ 1884, ,a1
oregon Nav....................... 76 ~
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RAHLROADs.
GRVND TRUNK RAILWAY on CANADA.

trains will rum follows
DEPARTURES.
For Auburn ana Lewiston, 7.20 and $50
a. m, and Ito, 1.30 and 6.12 p. m. For Corr
troa1 and Chicago, $50 a. M, and 1.30p. =
For Qaebee, 1.30 p. m. For Buekneld an
Canisn, $50 a. M, and 1.30 p. m.
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THE ATKINSON HOUSE FURNISHING co.. s rs".. and %s%
RAILROADS.
ROYAL RIuELINE.

ROYAL Bloc LINE.
FINEST AND SAFEST TRAINS IN THE woRr
between
New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimerc and Washingts,
VIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA & READING 4. R..
BALTIMORE Z OHIO R.R.
All trains vestibuled from end to end, lighted by
gas. Unequaled dining car service.
TIME TABLE JUNE 81, 1891.
Leave New York from foot OF Liberty street,
North River
For Philadelphia at 4.s0, 7.45, 900, 1000, 11.sO
q. m, 1.3O, 200, $50, 400 500, 600, 7.30
p. m, l2.l6 night sUNDAYs-9.00, 1920, 11.30
a. m, zoo, $50, 500 600 p. m, IL. 10 night
For Baltimore andWashington daily at 9.0O, II. 80
with dining carr a. m; 400, $50 dining o..
800 p. m, 12.16 night.
Paror cars on DAY trains-Sleepers on night trains.
Tickets via this line are on sale at all principal
Railroad Offices throughout New York and New
England.
Boston once. al Washington Street
dec22 dtf
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CHAMBER SETS
DEPART MENT.

Come righttO headquarters FOR
Chamber Sets. Here's where we
can give you your moneys worth
and throw In n little over.
We were never better prepared
Tor trade in this department. than
we are now.
Fine Ash Chamber Setssl6, 1870, $3.50.
Solid Oak Sets $50. 50, 40, AZ, As.
Old English Sets : $50, %, 80, s., 20.
Our Specially is an Ash Set ut
$25, equal 10 any $32 Chamber
Set sold elsewhere. We can hard
~ get them fast enough to I'LL
orders. No better evidence of
their " Orth is needed than this.
Specially fine bargains I'm the
best grades
5000 Chamber Sets for 800,
either In Oak. WALNUT, XVI Cen.
fury, or CremOnB, the finest OF
goods, beautifully made, and no
expense spared In their finish.
Anyone wanting a set 10 Inst n
lifetime should examine these
extra fine offers.
900 styles ON our floor. Nothing
10 equal them. Our prices give
you a clear gain or per cent 10
per cent. We are selling retail
at about wholesale price of the
sets. Sec them md be convinced
OF what we say.
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Ar at Gloucester 18th, schs Jas Dyer, Geo b
fishing.
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Par|or Stoves
RANGES.

SO or more designs In ParlOr
Stoves. The best are here. The
cheapest are here. 81 buys n
Parlor Stove, and we have them
al $40. When you buy a stove,
buy one that IL guaranteed ITO do
IT'S work perfectly. We try a
sample stove before we huy iI SO
that we know they are what they
ought 10 be.
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ROCKPORT, Oct liar, sch James Blaine
Saew) mcdonnell, Gloucester, (and sailed for
We tern Banks.
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The following quotations of stocks are received
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Permont.....1l @12
NY. factcry11 @11h
Sage....-... 11M @12M
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Boston STOCK market.

la.... 50g5 DOL Eassern ext. 21@2
ma 4 00G4 b0,LImed. ...........
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Sa6dSs
Red rop....sl 90@2 90
Timothy See51 55@1 go
|OlOvar...... 8h@l3
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PORT LUDLOW = Sid 9th, ship Caro- delet
Jones, San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISOO-Cld 18th. barque Wallace
b Flint. Parsons. New York.
Sid 18th, ship John Briggs. Balch, Havre.
PASCAGOULA-Ar 18th. schs Jas r Talbot.
Hooper. Galveston; Bessie Creighton, Mathews
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-29
MURDERED HIS MOTHER.

Her Refusal to Allow Him to go TO a
Fair the Excuse for the Crime.
DUsASGo, Coz, Sept. 28.-Ralph Ray,
20 years old, murderer Of his mother, was
captured Saturday evening in Canon Large,
y. II, and returned 70 this city to-day. He
made a confession 70 the sheriff last night
Not being allowed 70 60 70 the fair, he had
struck his mother on the back
Of the head with Ratchet,
and then plunged his hunting knife
three times into Ter breast, wrapped the
body 10 quilt, mounted q horse and started
for Mexico. When arTaigne1 this morning
the murderer, without a tremor or the
slightest indication Of remorse, pleaded
guilty. His grsy-headed father has gone
insane over the terrible affair and lis life is
despaired of.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We. tie LABOR UNION AND PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION, give notice that We don't want
var with any one. but We want an increase Of
wages. and Be sure We viii not work for the
same price. We want 20 cents for xharf hands,
= cents for ships hands. 30 cents for headers.
We have twelve committees 70 wait on the
agents that We have 70 communicate With. and
10 other arrangement can BE- made except
through the committees. They can De got at
any time 70 wait on the gentlemen We have
been engaged in singing aud praying all day,
and expect 70 continue until We get good or bad
news II It be month It is all the sane 70 US.
We have 400 men. and We have the labor, and
you have got the money and the guns and am
munition; so We viii take God for our ammuni-
zion. That IS all the war We want We want
70 Eeap u-sacA
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b-lsf remarks. zcosPt4i re s-sTo= o. D.
E2lt CO tie university. He i1s1kad t5e
c3noz for tAs gift, snd nops5 rs presence
would b-i1g many blessings 70 TIE uni
ve-slfy. The exercises were ops1Sd
z1d clossd with singing by
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present were BShop Sssr3stti % :. Cloud,
MIN. Archoisoop El1e- Of Cincinnati;
BlsooD kasae. rscsr % me university
p Rev. Fst5er Cbsppells, c3adjutor-
el@ct 20 tie arcabisaop-le o. Ss1ta Pc:
Rev. Gillespie Of ST AloyEi1s church,
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=. AID Very Rev. Or. Ksnns, o. s. A.
OF s. Pstrlck's c-1rch. Rome. y. Y. and
Father !. 4sckln, pastor Of 81. Paul's
church. Washington The formal opening
o. me theological course Of the university
took p.scs tals morning, Rector Ksane, il
briet address % tbs Students and faculty,
outlining tbe work before them
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AUaUsrA,s EXPOSITION.

Cotton Mill Men to Meet-A Fine Elec-
trical Display Promised.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. 28.-President Hick-
man has called meeting Of the Southern
Manufacturing Association, its membership
embracing the cotton mill owners from
Texas TO Virginia. 70 meet In Augusta. at
the Augusta exposition. on Nov 81 and %,
where the finest display of textile ma
chinery ever seen in the south will be ex-
hibited.
The electrical display 10 be arranged at
the Augusta exposition in November will
be the grandest ever seen in America. Ad-
vices from Boston to-day say the Thomson
Houston Company, Germania, Hotter.
Cabot, consolidated, Whittier and Porter &
Leavitt Of Providence will all make COM
prehensive displays.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist whe
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTe syrup CO.
say FRANCISCO. cIL.
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TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Gov. Fleming Invited 70 Chicago-A
New College Building.

new COllege Building.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Sept 2s.-The trus.
tees Of the Grant Monument Association Of
Chicago have invited Gov. Fleming 10
attend the unveiling Of the Grant monu-
ment in Lincoln park. Chicago, to take
place Oct. Z. The governor has written a
letter Of thanks for the invitation, and ex-
pressing regrets at not being able to attend.
Gov. Fleming has appointed T. L. Pea
cock Of Perry to be justice of the peace for
district OF Taylor county; DR.. George Z.
WEIGH Of Palatka ID be a member of the
board Ct medical examiners for the Fifth
Judicial circuit, vice Philip H. Strnusz, re-
signed j. Potsdamer of Lake City TO be
auctioneer for Columbia county; L. NJ. Bal
lard Of PanasoffkIe and Leon J. Canova Of
Pelatka to be notaries put lie for the state
at large.
A. j. Russell, state superintendent of
public instruction, reports that he has re-
Gently had erected at the State Agricultural
and Mechanical College, Lake City, a new
college high school building, which will
seat 100 students at single desks of the latest
improved pattern. Prof, J. G. Martin,
late OF Randolph-Macon college, Virginia,
will be principal Of this preparatory de-
partment large addition to the industrial
department, TO be used for foundry and
general metal work, the second course in
tool-crafu training, has also been built.
The work was done under the personal su-
pervision OF II. c. Powers, professor of me-
chanics and industrial training of the col
lege, and the mechanics employed on the
work were mostly students OF last year,
who we're Of msager means and were de-
sirous OF earning money to pay the expense
OF tuition and board this year President
Kern says the work is excellently and sub
stantialiy done and reflects great credit
upon both students aud college.
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DAvIDsoN'S OoMMIssIoN.

Secretary Crawford's Refusal to At
test IL Explained.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Sept. 28.-The
press dispatch sent out from Pensacola an
nouncing that Secretary OF State John L.
Crawford had refused 10 attest the commits
sion of r. Il II. Davidson, recently appointed
United States senator, was unofficial, anc
to say the least premature. Secretary
Crawford says be has signified to Gov.
Fleming his willingness TO attest the com
mission provided he be permitted to write
out his protest in extenso and attach il
thereto The governor would not agree to
this, but Secretary Crawford has nos as yet
given any positive or official refusal to sign
the commission.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE REOPENED on
MONDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF OCTOBER
The superintendent will be in his Office on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Of
tie present week. between the hours Of 9 A. 4
and 70 n, to issue cards of admission.
II will not be necessary for pupils who were
present at the close OF the last session to obtain
cards
Applicants for admission into the colored
schools will receive cards from the principals at
these schools during the same hours.
Under the rules Of the board of education
vaccination is prerequisite 70 admission into
any Of the schools. w H. BAKER,
SuuerintAndAnt
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WANTS TO GO TO HADEs.
An Ocala Man Takes Lsudanum OIL
Account of a Love Affair.

An Ocala Man Takes Lsudanum on
Account of Love q fair.
PENSACOLA. FLA, Sept. %. Samuel
Smith of Ocala attempted to commit sui
eide here tonight by taking laudanum.
Smith came to Pensacola about a month
ago with a woman who called herself Mrs.
Hicks. She had with her a beautiful little
girl about 3 years old. About q week or
ten days ago Smith and the lady went
to Mobile. The former returned
yesterday and received a letter from
Mrs. Hicks. which is supposed
TO have been unfavorable TO his suit In
his pocket was her photograph, upon the
back of which was written BURY this
with me-" He was brought to life by
physicians, but says he wants 70 die and 90
to hades. He adds that he will be more
successful with his next attempt at self
destruction,
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RRuNsw1cK,s WEE BUDGET
Brantley Out OF the Race tor AeyOr
and Lamb y be the Nan

brantley Out OF the race -
and Lamb q be the Man
BRUNSWICK, Ga. sept > Today Hon
". 6. Brantlsy aanounced % TIE heNs-
paper men that he wouli uo- Dc s cs-l-'-l7 e
for mayor. Mr. Brsu,.ey has ben 4ooked
upon a. the nan for tbs c.55cs, o1i ElF7 Is
/ bis reason thu. his oacs 4 so--c-;7r general
| occupied so much 4 bis tl117 i-s- : 1S-.1
not devote the proper s--@--.-- = - -
/ should be Be slecoui mayo e =. = - -
| decision was aznOu--s1 ,7-S-l9 A.
! u lambs friends ls-1--@1 I'm . u
the race and they MI s-s-t lin
/ Senator Lamb has do1e sue goa SOS tcr
I GIvuu il the pas s-1 : NV WoEE KING .
I ae-,estIv fer his secsi1- rEz- e - SEssp
tn fed ~ r5ut 81 e1-r- u Is sd John
T4sbn1sn zod Jscob Bssc1. II z-e g power
IN RrrrusEsck uoIt.lcs al VII -os0 o.1s-s
VII work earnestly, sd Ss1stoC Lambs
elscrz1n : assured
Hulis Davenport s-i Leo Isssss. s~o
youths n ka=e ps1.s, "a s~sy tro-- 6--Sr-s-
E.ck Saturday, a.c srs ooE = Zaco- SE1-
day uikLt .tsV were So 50 t1s EsSs
Tscrszsse roz1s tzpos 50 Maso2 ~ = Sso-
tlzman fr-1 B.8-s sIe<, bzf sbsy os-lsd
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anxious q .ssra thar EEs-aso-ltG
TEE DCyEo0T BILL
TIE Pr8rsz.ok Bard 4 Trade 1T tc-5sv
il s-e-.zl sass,ol Elia -1Irsy 11=1d=-s pres
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bll ~ = we q p % 2 : J. Dsls e
Szva1nsh was Z 5=11sE.ok wu-klnE
against :os Ill. IL Is pz-ss1al fris11s
took toe fsl1 against Kin Ez5 t1s rssolu-
.lols o051eD111E t1s b-l ben 1c-ca1
- Saturdays nesting tAs sZzl nCCosr
present. might have pzsss1 then. ri today
tie majority Ws-e n tsvg- q i16orx5EE
Mr.. DuaEodT. BV11sE.ck 5 Eo-F=d ID
over TIE bsl s.6 I'll al M DlzEo1v q
pass Il
Leslie Wsrnsr. E5o fell CT q 3 Ela131
Frldzy night, did to-dsy from rs IL -.A.
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Cotton Pickina Id Halcvondale.

HALoYoSDALE, GA, Sept. 2s-The cot
ton gathering has advanced rapidly this
season. The sxcsptionable fine weather aud
plenty Of pickers has enabled the farmers
20 harvest at least 60 per cent. Of their crop,
which is being marketed az fast as possible
Mrs. J. w. Jones, wife Of Planter Jdeeph
w. Jones, is convalesciDg slowly.
The greatest snake slaughter OF the season
Is by Capt. Paul &. Elkins. having one day
last week, while going from his farms In the
loWlsnds - his residence, killed snake after
snake until twenty-five were slain before
reaollnG l1 home.
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A NEGREsS HANGED.

She Burned Two Colored Children to
Death IN Cabin.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 2S.-Henrietta
Murrell, colored woman, was executed
to-day at Charlotte Court House for the
murder Of two colored children by burning
them to death in cabin in the absence of
their mother. She said she believed Christ
would save her as he did the thief on the
cross, and asserted that the sheriff had no
right to hang her. She was taken forcibly
to the scaffold. the rope was adjusted and
after the fall she was declared dead in
twenty minutes The execution was pri-
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oUAKING OF THE EARTH.

Not Over Twenty People Felt the
Tremor- at Cincinnati
CINCINNATI. Sept. 23.-The earthquake
Saturday night was felt here by not more
than twenty people. From the best accounts
it lasted about four seconds. The only ex-
element in the whole city was in the St.
Paul hotel, at Third street and Broadway,
where, it is said, the boarders were fright
ened. No damage whatever is reported in
this section from the quake, and at outside
localities it was not noticed. The time of
the shock was 1888 o'clock.
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1ALBors DECLIHATIoN.

Rs Reasons Given in Letter 70 2. D.
Harrison OF Atlanta
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. A-Rev. Ethelbsrt
Talb0s has formally declined the bishopric
OF Georgia. In e letter % 2. D. Harrison
received this morning, be sets forth his
reasons for declining the Office, bat Mr..
Harrison declines TO give them 70 the press
until the Letter has been presented 70 the
committee, which will be called together at
a. early DAY.
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AHARD AT BOYC0TTS
TIE BoIFRUILLET BILL PASSES
THE HOUSE.

The Governors staff to Consist of
One Lieutenant Colonel From Each
Congressional District and Two
From the State at LarRe-Ihe Sub
stitute for the school Bill Passed.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 2s.-The Boifeuillet
boycott bill passed the House this morning
without opposition. When 1t becomes a
law the situation of the Georgia Southern
and Florida boycott will be materially
changed The bin was introduced at Fri
days session aud its carly passage Is nign
compliment to the industry and ability Of
Mr.. Boifeuillet.
Another bill by Mr.. Boifeuillet passed IS
of general interest. It restricts the gov
ernor's staff to one Lieutenant colons! froll
each congressional district and two NON
the state at large. The provisions 20 iL''
effect at the expiration Of The terms q I-s
present members Of the staff
A LAURESs COUNTY MEASURE
The bill to locate the tax collector o;11ae
of TanTens which vas introduced By NJ. I
Chappell Of Laurens, came up o. &c
mort Of the committee % when j; = 70
fsrred after the governors Ta-l.2- % s-E-
II. II will Be resd seco1d tine today, /
the Objectionable features hsF4lg L17-
eliminated. a.,
After considerable debate ths bill INTRO !
duced bv DR.. Hand permitting Inmates q /
the Iunstic asyl1ns 20 cond1c- cJrrsspoz1-
encs Bss tabled.
Mr.. FIerniog's blll 70 contsT Po.ice poT=
On rnotormsl, ccDductors and sszeet car
drivers was passed-
Mr.. Huffs bill relative % the rssi3scce Il
magistrates in city districts was sLso
passed.
TIE SCHOOL BILL
The school bsu occupied the afternoon
esssion- The commissse reported TIA sen
ate bill 70 pass By substitute. this s1sst5-
futs being two bills previously Sesse1 D.
the House, one by Mr.. jackson Of Heard
and tie other by Mr.. Boife1iIlst Of Bib
After g great deal Of discussion, in which
point was raised es 70 the c0zstitut7coslIty
Of making two separate bills tie substitute
for ocs Bill, the report Of the conmitse
was agreed to. The House bills or S1bs.l-
tute we're thsn passed
Mr.. Norman q Liberty introduced the
following resolution. which vas sdoptsd:
Resolpsd Trst rhs uss q tie bal Ct Repre-
ssztstfves Be ts1deret for tbe use Of tte pub1,c
o. next Y sdnes1sy night. % liar AZ ac1rass
from Hon 7 4 SorEood o. pubac questions
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-29
Ca shier Tnlman indeed.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. 2s.-Ths grand
jury to-day returned two indie .meuts
against Maj. Tilmsn. the fugitive cashier
Of tho Falls City bank. The charges Gre
embezzlsmenI aud grand larceny in taking
49,. 900 ualawfdlly from the bank. IL is
not kaown here where Tillman is, and there
is no reward for his capture.