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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-20
BURIAL OF OUR SAILOR.
AN ARMED GUARD ASHORE BUT
NO DEMONSTRATION MADE.

Another Wounded American Ex-
pected to Die-The Commander of
the Baltimore and the Local Author
tiles Investigeting-RiRht OF Asylum
Admittedly Death Again
Denied.
SANTIAGO. CHILE. Oct. 19.-It is off,
cially stated that the government has given
an intimation that it will soon issue a safe
conduct to those persons who have taken
refuge in the American and Spanish lega-
tions. The government has recognized the
right Of asylum in letter to Mr.. Egan, the
United States minister. The Spanish min
ister is acting in conjunction with Mr..
Egan.
The sailor of the United States steamer
Baltimore, who was killed by Chilean
sailors in street brawl few days ago,
was buried at Valparaiso to-day. There
was no hostile demonstration of any kind.
An armed force of Americans from the
steamer Baltimore were landed and they at
tended the funeral unmolested. Another of
the Baltimore's sailors who was cruelty
wounded in the same fight will probably
die.
AN INVESTIGATION IN PROGRESS.
Capt. Schley of the steamer Baltimore
and the local authorities of Valparaiso are
investigating as to the cause of the trouble.
1t has already been ascertained that
Chilean mob made an attack on the Ameri-
cans and that the onslaught was q peculiar
ly brutal one. The Chileans were all armed
with knives and pistols. whereas
the Americans had but few weapons
~ IL pn-
Chilean sailors and boatmen and others
about the water front are still showing "a
bitter aud relentless feeling toward the
Americans, and making all manner of
threats. The better class OF Chilean people
everywhere heartily condemn the brutal
attack and express the hope that the cum
try may escape the cdium that arises from
such lawless scenes.
BALMACEDA's DEATH DENIED.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l9.-Dr. Francis Rivers
and Signor Carlos del Rio, late of the mill.
tary staff Of President Balmaceda of Chile,
arrived here yesterday en- route for New
York. Neither could speak a word of
English. They had with them Louis Bloch
of California, an interpreter. Through
him they said President Balmaceda was not
dead, all tie reports of suicide to the con-
trary notwithstand Ing, and that they ex-
pected to meet him either in New York or
in Europe.
OUR SQUADRON OFF CHILE.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch to the
Times from Valparaiso says: Evidence
from neutral sources confirms the statement
made that the United States squadron in
Chilean waters. both in words and in deeds,
displayed enmity toward the congressional
navy during the recent civil war in Chile. +"
THE REPORT DIscREDITED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The report from
London that the United States naval squad.
ron in Chilean waters displayed enmity to
the cong essional navy during the recent
war in that country is wholly discredited
at the navy department. One officer Of the
highest rank said be had positive informa-
tion that while Admiral Brown had COM
mand the squadron was compelled to pur-
sue a neutral course during the struggle,
though his personal sympathies and convic-
tions we're altogether with the congression-
alists,
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SHIP BUILDERS FAIL.
They Have the Contract for a Cruiser
and Three Steel Tugs

They Have the Contract for Cruiser
and Three Steel Tugs.
WASHINGTON, Oct 19.-The navy de
partment has been informed OF the failure
Of Harrison, Loring Sc Co., ship builders al
Boston, who have contracts for the oon
struction of armored cruiser No. IL at s6T4
600, with premiums for speed, and three
steel tug boats of $32, 500 each, but as YET
has not determined its course
in the matter. The cruiser Is
about half finished and the tugs
are about four-fifths finished. 1t is said
at the department that the government Ia
amply protected by the bond OF the cen
tractors, which Is more than sufficient to
insure the completion of the vessels. The
only question TO be determined Ia as 10
whether this shall be done 10y the govern
ment or by the assignees. The latter course
IL the most probable one. Is is also stated
at the department that there has
been no delay whatever in the matter Of
payments 10 Harrison. Loring a. Co., and
that oil their applications for payments
have been promptly honored so far as
the progress of the work performed iusti-
fed. The real cause of the failure is
thought to lay in the fact that they under
took to perform the naval work at too low
n Drice
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FIRE-BArLNG SOCIALISTS.

Auerbach and Eis associates With
draw From the Congress.
ERFURT, Oct 19.-At this days session
of the socialist congress Auerbach made a
violent speech in defense of anarchy, full
of bitter denunciations of the existing sys-
TENS of government aud society. Uproar
folio we'd, and the congress was about to
move the expulsion Of Auerbach and his
adherents when Auerbach announced the
secession of himself and Werner, Schulz
and Wildberger Of Madgburg and Brethge
of Berlin. These five then withdrew from
the hall.
Singer read letter from the seeding ex-
tremists ia which the seceders declared that
they would nc longer belong 10 q party
which called itself the socialist party while
it renounced democratic principle5 The
congress thereupon adopted q resolution ad-
vising the socialists Of Berlin to take meas
ures to render abortive any further action
by the extremists. as the latter rely chiefly
upon their comrades in Berlin for support.
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GREAT RR1TAIN,s GILES.
A Rowling Wind Blowing Oyer the
irish sea.

lrlSn sea.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-There seems 10 be no
end to the terribly severe weather which
has prevailed almost without interruption
for about a week. No sooner does the wind
90 down few hours than report is spread
that the bad weather has ceased, but the
people have hardly commenced to cougratu-
late themselves over this aspect of affairs
than the sky again becomes leaien color
and the fury of the wind is again let loose.
During last night and this morning
the Irish sea wes most severely
storm,swept The Dublin mail packet from
Holyhead arrived at Kingston the landing
place for Dublin, five hours late. She re-
ports that after being out two hours a
tremendous heavy sea smashed several Of
the paddles on the floats of herb westherslde
wheel, consequently the packet had TO heave
to for repairs and hardly had tho paddles
been repaired when another heavy sea
carried away the steering wheel and a
portion of the bridge. The passea>
gers, upon their arrival at King
ston, declared that they had passed
through really awful experience The
hurricane which has prevailed on the west
coast Of Ireland for several days past is
pronounced to be the worst storm known in
that part of the country in twenty years.
The liver Shannon has overflowed its ban ks
and has submerged large quantities OF land
in its vicinity, drowning a coas1era BILE
number Of cattle aud sheep and destroying
several houses and many barns and other
such buildings.
The river Shannon has burst it's banks in
county Limerick, inundatiIg q large tract
of land. The Reclamation works near En-
mis-, county G are, have been nearly ruined.
Many villages in the Trent valley are sub
merged.
The rivers Usk, Ebbew, Runny and Ot~
way have overhowed their banks Many
thousand acres of Iant are covered with
water aud the roads are impassable. A
large number of buildings weakened by the
floods have collapsed. The loss of live stock
is very great.
VESSELS SEEKING REFUGE.
Dispatches from Holyhead STATE that 200
vessels many OF them much damaged, have
sought refuge at that port from the storm.
The gale has also been raging with unusual
terceness about Queenstown, and about
thirty craft. large aud small, mostly fishing
smacks and small coasters have been driven
ashore in that vici nifty.
The villages of Ballacurre and Bantry, in
Ireland, are fl ,oded. The inhabitants had
to be assisted to escape by boats, many be-
Ing taken from the windows.
A STORM IN GRANADA.
MADRID. Oct. 19.-The province Of
Granada was visited by a terrific storm
to-day. Immense damage has been caused,
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MURDER OVER 4 GAME OF CARDS.

One Negro Gam bier Shot and Another
Wounded in Pike County.
GRIFFIN, Ga. Oct. l9.-Another murder
was committed in Pike county yesterday
morning. and the cause was gambling
Three negroes, Alexander Favers, AL Harris
and Mark Prothrow. sat down Saturday
night with greasy deck Of cards, each de-
termined to be the possessor of the others
hard-earned money. Before the game was
over, about 2 O'Clock in the morning, dis
pute arose between Favers and Harris,
which resulted In Favors shooting Harris
dead. Prothrow then shot Fayers twice,
seriously but not fatally wounding him.
Both Favers and Prothrow were arrested
and are now in Pike county jail. The affair
happened on d. B. Blake's plantation, near
Hollisyille, fifteen miles from this city.
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SAM sMALL'S ARREST.

He Says it Was Inspired by Rev. Hill,
of Ogden University Fame.
ATLANTA. GA, Oct ia special from
Rev. Sam Small, who Is in Springfield,
Mass. says that his arrest on a civil charge
Of crookedness in real estate sale
was inspired by Rev. j. w. Hill.
of Ogden University fame. Rev. Hills
purpose he says, is to compel him TO drop
his prosecution OF the former for libel
This Mr. Small refuses TO do. His state.
ment to the Springfield audience tonight
was received with cheers. Mr.. Small
says his friends need have no fear for
him
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NEsRAsRA's GovBRNoRsHIP.
The Contest Comes Before the United
SLnres SlInrarna a Cn1lrt

The Contest Comes Before the United
States Supreme Court
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-The Boyd
Thayer case. involving the title to the
Office Of governor of Nebraska, came
up in the United States supreme court TO-
day on a motion to advance its hearing.
The attorneys representing the Thayer side
of the suit intimated TO the court that they
would prefer that the hearing should not
the place before the new year. Ex-Attorney
General Garland submitted motion to adj.
vance the case He is the lawyer for Gov
Boyd.
j. X. Webster OF Omaha, representing
the other side, did not oppose his motion,
but said the attorneys for Gov. Thayer
would not be ready TO argue it until otter
the Christmas holidays.
The court took the matter under advises
ment.
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JUMPED INTO A DITCH.

Two Men Killed and Three Injured bv
an Accident TO an Engine.
WICHITA, KAN. Oct. ia stock train
was detached at noon to-day on the Santa
Fe railroad near Derby, eight miles south
of this place. An engine. with a crew of
five men, was sent to its assistance. While
running at high rate Of speed the engine
jumped the track and plunged into ditch.
Frank Mulvey. yardmaster, and Thomas
Wade were killed outright. Phillip Reimer,
the engineer had both legs broken and wes
injured internally. Frank Young had a leg
broken and James Morton had q leg and
several ribs broken. Reimer and Morton will
probably not recover.
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NO OPIUM SMUGGLING RING.
Secretary Foster and Assistant secre-

Secretary Foster and Assistant secre-
tary 5Dalding Deny the Story.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Seoretary Foster
and Assistant Secretary Spalding each said
this afternoon that no report has been
made TO ths treatury department by secret
service officers or anybody else in
regard % the existence cf an
opium smuggling ring Of any kind. These
statements were made in response 70 an in-
curry In regard to a dispatch telegraphed
from the west that q report had been made
TO the department duplicating "mAny prom-
inent men and United States government
officials" including two lunmainedl senators
and five Representatives in an opium SNUG
Cling ring.
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AN ENGINE ExPLoDEs.

Three Trainmen Killed Outright and
Another Fatally Hurt.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, Oct. 49, "A mountain
engine on the Philadelphia aud Reading
railroad was drawing long train Of empty
cars up grade q short distance below st.
Clair to-day when the boiler exploded,
wrecklng everything within a radius OF
several hundred yards. Three trainmen
were killed outright aud another fatally
hurt. No cause is known. the engine being
Just out of the shops.
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PAMIR's INVASION.

A Clash Between the Russians and
British Inevitable.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 19.-The NoUoe
Vremya says that a meeting between the
Russians and British in Pamir was inevi-
table, adding "British incursions and
Afghan and Chinese raids, violating the
conventions forbidding them access to
Pamir now make 10 imperative TO deter
mine the exact frontier. Russian diplom-
acy would lind no difficulty in establishing
suzerian rights over the territory"
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oUTRoDS TWO HURRICANES.

The Schooner Grace Runs Across the
Lightship Drift.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, Oct. 19.-Capt.
Tells Of the schooner Agnes J. Grace. from
Brunswick, Ga, reports two hurricanes on
the passage and the loss OF part Of her deck
load. Oct. IA, about forty miles south of
Cape Henry, he fell in with the schooner
Drift which was the Winter Quarter shoals
lightsbip. which was leaking badly. and
took Off the crew. and the light house tender
Zizania. from Philadelphia, picked up the
lightship and arrived here with her this
morning
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a Tatal Colllsion In snesia.

BERLIN. Oct IA dispatch received
here fro - Breslsu. the capital Of the prov
ince Of Silesia. says that an express train
to-day came into collision at Kohlnfurt,
Bilesia, with a shuntlng engine. Tho OK
press train was deralled by The shock. An
official message states that Ave persons were
killed and that many wore injured by the
Collision.
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Delegate az Charlestcn.

CHARLESTON. s C., Oct. 10. - Hon.
Patrick Walsh and a senmiitee represent
ing the Augusta exposition addressed a
large meeting ~ merchants aud business
men at The chamber u opmmercl to-day in
the iDtefest of tha exposition. kesolutlors
Ner8 adopted indorsiug tie exposition, aud
q c1mniffee was appointed 10 prepare az
1zblhit from fhls city
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sTEE aE FOR RAUM's PLACE.
A Rumor That the President May Ap
point Sim to the Offics.


point him to the Offics.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-When Commits.
sioner Tanner resigned, x-Representa-
tive Steele Of Indiana, colonel
in the regular army till 1875,
wanted to succeed him as commission.
or OF pensions, but the President preferred
Commissioner Raum. Aftsrward he made
Col Steele governor Of Oklahoma. Now
that it seems pretty certain that Commits
sioner Raum is to 90 after the election Col. d..
Steele, who has Just resigned
the gcvernorship, and who has
been summoned to Washington, is
thought likely TO succeed Commissioner
Raum. Commissioner Raum. OF course,
denies that he is to resign and nlso that
Col Steele il to succeed him, but this
proves nothing. The fact that Col. Steele
is considering a promising offer to take
charge of the new gun factory TO be started
at Marion, Ind, is the chief difficulty in the
WaV
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CANADA'S CABINET.
Ane hesgnation of all the Ministers
in the Premier's Hands.

S'S 1GO4SiA vi t1Al LnS minister's
in the Premier's Hands.
ChlcAGo, Oct. 10. "A special from Otta-
"a' Ont, says. "IT is stated Ia reliable
quar'ers that Premier Abbott holds in his
u, ,iauuS the resignation of every member of
-, us caolnet, his ministers having rendered
tbe theio portfolios to the premier in view Of
;". Sue concentrated reconstruction of his min
iSe,5 boo5 nhile these designations have not
o.on ,'al! !accepted, 1t places Premier Abbott in
poooe oosialoh TO act freely when the time for
to.dJnstrucHon ~ ~ arrives, as eli he has now
H. W 10 Is 70 accept any one of these resigna-
Tnoa %n91 ne wishes to make room fer new
49, rreoaa ~ us government. This is following
Sa Slr Jonn Macdonald, who as a matter of
Sor r' tesy, rendered on more than one occa-
VIZ. " tne iate premier their designations
SH reconstruction was contemplated.
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Troops at Clifton Forge.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Oct. IA de-
tachmenr Of tho Monticello Guards Of Char
lottesville, has arrived here under Capt.
Keller. ALI is quiet The action Of che
citizens last night IN arming themselves is
regarded as a wise precaution, but the
ordering out Of troops Is thought 20 have
been unnecessary. as it Is not beloved that
there will bo any attempted outbreak Of
the negroes.
THE GUARDS RETURN HOME.
CLIFTON FoRax. VA, Oct. 10. IL p. NJ
The Monticello Guards returned homo at
noon and all Is quiet tonight, though many
persons are apprehensiys that trouble may
fct come.
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a Vow Papsr nt AlhanY.

ALBANY. GA, Oct i9-The Albany
Daily Herald is the name Of new morn
ing paper 70 be started Ia this city, with X.
IL Mcintosh az chief editor. Toe first
issue viii mate is Appearances about
Oct - The state press will no doubt give
Mr. Mcintosh q warm reception on hla re-
tara . the neuspaper business.
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POPE LEO AND THE PILGRIMS.

The Holy Father Sends Regrets and
Blessings to France.
ROME, Oct. l9.-The pope has written TO
M. Hamel, organizer OF the French work.
ingman's pilgrimages which recently visited
this city, expressing bitter grief at seeing
the French pilgrims abandoned without
provocations to the attacks Of an uugovern
able populace." The pope, in this letter
adds that be is deeply grateful to the pill
grims who came to Rome, and "to those
who are preven ed from coming by violence
and iniquitious hatred" he sends his bless
iDgR
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TWO ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE.
A Georgian at Washington Grows
Dependent After Spree.

E k10-1 N~N7910 -1'D q UT OV'
WASHINGTON, Dot. 19.-J. W. Stephens,
nephew of Capt. J. @. Stephens Of Albany
Ga, has been placed in the Providence
hospital after twice attempting suicide
within twenty four hours. first In a board
ing-house with laudanum and then at
station house with gas. Stephens had fallen
through drink. Until after he came here,
eight months ago. he was glad
to get place as laborer
in the sewer department. He had
signed a reform pledge and kept it until
last week, being promoted meanwhile to
assistant foreman. False friends got him
to drink again, and be vent ON a SPREE
which ended in remorss and attempted
suicide. His physicians think he will be oil
right this week. His unclr in Albany and
his wife in Baltimore have been notified at
his request.
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An aged Couple Killed.

J. H.gs,' seAscki n. j., Oct. William
yesHa ~ years Old, aud bis wife. 63
tfsst.. we're struck BY a West Shore ex-
hpys ~ s. ~ Bergen Fields this morning.
de. s' KILLED Instantly, and be wife
4s Than five minute
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NEW YORK, Oct. ~ "A dispatch from
Bermuda b. the signal ofiiee 10 THIS eity an
n08Gces that seyefal eyrl9pie storms. aans
Rar0ns b shipping, u raging et bsrinaaa
q beSaD yesterday morning. ibe ~ az,
80 fell 10 y. lG. "a aliaosf unpfsoeieptsl
fall
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efrs. ,.Ah, Oct i9-i3foa uers whlcb
tfQ.g. 4. s-.lf ~ 9pa today ana yesterday
q y aN,l9 Ia g0ld. Ihs sofai ~
iisfs y, !, Hsfoie ~ date = fl1.0iG. .O10
t'fisao. -. kPi9 saiDmentt n any lul-
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Premier Parkes Realgns.

SYDNEY, N. s. W, Oct. 19.-Sir
Henry Parkes, premier of New South
Wales, has resigned as a result of the defeat
of the government on Thursday last.
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FAILED FOR s329,ooo.

''u7enan Steward of Trenton Makes
an Assignment.
.AANIoN' N. j.. Oct. 19--Jouathan
Z ''%rll ,1-,.. today made an assignment. George
p.ss'.. ul'Iaker being the assignee. The
sl.,eS llss foot up 1920 600. and assets about
hd-OOoouo., hdOoo, Ihe liabilities include numerous
Star Pr.t1llos P,h1hllos Tor the Trenton. Chine and
mooths ot1ooer o companies. which failed few
andsso aso and all Trenton banks suffer.
aud, 6iSS y many other banks in this section
new ork and Pennsylvania.
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Torn 10 Pieoos by . Tiger

BEfARAnK, Oct i9.-An animal tamer
entered csgo containing q tiger today.
lsrss ssdlsnee Asny spectators tainted al
tEs hofrlbls slght
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FRAUDUL aNT PENSIONS.
'er at Providence to Expose the
ILLEGAL Crabs

Illegal Grabs.
rsr,..i rsrs.,iiDENcE, r. l., Oct. ia new or
prn," nm Is TO be formed here at once. the
frs,,';y ooleet Of which is TO put stop to
ton,-s 'n' and Questionable pensions. aud
gfasisi' rlse Tnose that havo already been
VII ~. mo promoters OF the new order
az ~, m themselves the Old Guard. They
X, ts .,nehtly identihed with the q. A.
enarsrso.lil.e are high officials in the grand
eaa ''''HI OF The state. All are republi-
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Redmond for Parliament.

LONDON. Oct. 19-William Redmond has
been selected as Paruellite candidate for
the parliamentary seat f3r Cork, made va
cant by the death of Mr. Parnel.
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RoANOEE. Va. Dot. i9.-1'he Mineral
Fiber Company eafiro plant at Salem,
Va. eas burned tonight at . O'Clock. TIE
loss IA g. 900 with % Insurance.
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ATI.ANrA's pRoGRAMME.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 19--Gov. David B.
Hill OF New York and his party will arrive
here tomorrow afternoon at clock. He
will be rendered reception by Gov
Northen Tuesday evening, and on Wednes-
day night, after the uDveiling of the Grady
monument. will be banqueted by the Young
Mems Democratic League.
Col. Charles s. Northen, president of the
Grady Monument Association, aud not
Gen. John B. Gordon, as erroneously stated
Yesterday, is the head of the delegation
which called upon Gov. Hill Of New
YORK, and which is escorting him to
(4esrRia
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"The rules Of the churches never created
inward holiness; that is not their function
in the church economy. but they serve as
an ibferontial aud whole'Ome discipline q
conduct aud TINS they help 10 make men
moral by iaw. DID ma tie Law that chart-
erei the Louisiana state lottery and au-
t1orlzsd is rowing Commission of iafafny
through the mails aud nessparers, aid r1e
such legislation. by furoizhinf- means aud IN
ducemenIs II an immcral temptation, make