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ADDISON NJ. STARR.
The Part He Played in q War Inciden
Up in Portland in '62.

The Part He Played in War Incident
Up in Portland in '62.
The death Of Addison M. Starr at San
Francisco recalls to the Astorian an ex-
citing incident of war times in Portland,
when he was sheriff. One night in the
winter of 1867 Captain Staples of the
steamer Brother Jonathan, which after
ward went down off Crescent City, Cal. ;
Captain Dodge, gambler named Fred Pat
terson, and II familiar character known as
"One-armed Brown" were drinking in the
old Pioneer Hotel on the corner of Front
and Washington: streets. All were taking a
drink with Staples, who was pretty well
loaded" When the bar-keeper said IAN
ready, gentlemen" Captain Staples lifted
his glass and said:
Here's to the Union" -.
ITO with the Union" answered Pat
terson, before any one could say Jack Rob-
inson. ~.
Immediately the other men took after
Patterson, who ran out of the hotel into the
street. The fire bells were rung and so
were the church bells, summoning nearly
every one,who lived in Portland.
a great crowd collected about the Pioneer
Hotel and threatened to hang Patterson
Brown got a rope, the lamp-post was handy
and Patterson was all that was needed. He
had taken refuge on the stairs of the hotel.
and as Brown approached with the rope he
cried out:
twill kill the frs: man who comes up
the stairs"
'Give me the rope" shouted Captain
Staples, "and I'll bring him down by the
neck" Staples took the rope and started
upstairs. As he approached Patterson the
latter fred shot in the air. Nothing
daunted, Staples kept on. The next time
Patterson fired to KILL and Captain Staples
fell, with amortal wound in his stomach
Patterson fled and took refuge in an out
house, and surrendered to Lonis NJ. Starr,
Addison's brother, who was then Deputy
Sheriff. AS he, was leading Patterson to
Jail hundreds of people crowded around and
Threatened mob: violence. Sheriff Starr ap-
.peared on the scene about this time, and
drawing his: pistol, threatened to kill the
first man who touched Patterson. This
prevented trouble
The next day Patterson was released on
$4,000 bonds. furnished by United States
Senator Ben Stark, T.. J. Holmes and A.
Arrigoni. The jury before which he was
tried acquitted him. Patterson was after
ward shot dead in BARRIERS chair atWalla
WalIa by man named Donahoe, who was
a special policeman in Portland when Cap
tain Staples was Killed.
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SKIPPING INTELLIG gNCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SATURDAY. October 81.
Stmr Pomona, Hall, go hours from Newport:
pass and mdse,. to Goodal, Perkins u Co.
Stmr Whitesboro. johnson. Is hours from Green
wood: 2l4 Nj ft lumber to l. L Write.
Stmr Celia, johnson. 10 hours firm Russian Culeh.
bark, to Higgins & Collins.
Whal stmr Grampus, Norwood Is days from Fox
island: 500 obls oil, $4,000 lbs bone. TO Pac Steam
Whaling Co. =
Br ship Star Of Russia, Legg, 81 days from New
castle, NSW: 1854 tons coal. to Z @ Evans:
Nhal Dark Cape Horn Pigeon Scullon Of DAYS
from Okhotsk Sea; 500 bbls oil, 1000 lbs bone 10
4 w r. Wing. =.
whal bark Chas w Morgan. Earl % DAYS fra,,
0khotsk Sea: sos bbls OIL $500 lbs bone. to JAW
:, sehr Monterey, Klinker, 70 hours firm Humb oldt.
Cleared.
Co., W., -. SATURDAY. October 81.
ps Stmr Walla waiia, Wallace Victoria; :GoodaiI,
Stmr Empire. Moe, Nanaimo; D Chandler =.
Stmr &c w Elder Lewis Astoria II p p p ~ .
Stmr Australia, Houdlette Honolulu: J d Sprect
els & Bros. = D''ptecA-
& Co. sOt o0ouaH, TerklnS
rick. fse " Det-
Sailed.
Stmr State of California AckIey: portiang o."
,tHr corona. Hail, San Diego
Stmr humboldt. Brandt. Eureka
Stmr australia, Houdlette, Honolulu
Stmr Point Arena. Hansen. Mendocino
stmr Greenwood, FagarIund
Ship Yosemite, Fullerton Tacoma
snip John Potter, Meyer Melbourne
nr oark Aidergroye, Logan. Queenstown
LtaI snip Qiampa, Coeurilla, Antwerp
"ef DARK ocean, Staben, Queenstown.
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LAKESIDE LAWN TENNIS.
The Straights Lost by the AIamedas te
the Califnrnias.

The Straights Lost by the AIamedas to
the CALIFORNIA;.
The shortest match game of the season in
the league series was played at the Lake
side courts ut Oakland yesterday. The
game was between Allen and Holman, CT
the Alameda Club, and Yates and:Tom Nc
Gee, OF the CALIFORNIA;. The match was
won in three straight SETS, in less than an
hour. bv the latter team. Alameda was
outpiayed from first to last at every point of
the game. The match was for the best
three out of five. The score resulted in
favor of California as follows: 6-3. Ga and
6-1.. The features of the game, which at
tracted quite an attendance despite the rain,
We're the pretty service and place shots of
Yates and: the effective sides and drops OF
Mecca. The latter is a Harvard graduate,
and showed his collegiate training to good
advantage in his many drops, using the
Campbell stroke Repeatedly.
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THE CALLS
QUERY COLUMN.
Is the Origin Of the Lords Prayer in
Oral Tradition?
Fast Shipment of European Mail Women in
0ffice-Iron-0re Mining-Largest
Four Libraries.

THE CALLS Query Column is conducted with
view to aid all seekers after knowledge OF sea-
eIa interest.
Catch questions viii not receive any attention.
No opinion will be given In this column regard
Ing the reliability or character OF any person or
firms in this city or elsewhere.
OF an advertisement, will not be answered.
" Every inquiry must have the true aud full
name OF the sender. as well as the correct resi-
denee. Any inquiry that has not the cor
rect name and address of the sender will
be treated as IL it was not signed, and the
writer need expect answer.
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Shining Nofaa.

Only one steamer sails to-day being the walla
waila for Puget Sound ports and Victoria Tna
Columbia falls due from Portland the wiliamette
Valley from Yaquna Bay, the Los Angeles from
Eureka. the Wellington from Departure Bay. the
Newport from Eel River. and the Gypsy from tho
Salinas River
Tomorrow the Def Norte sails for Coos Bay. The
Queen falls due from San Diego, the Scotia and
Truckee both from Tiilamook Bay aud the Yaauina
from the southern coast N
The oceanic leaves on Tuesday for China and
japan. She will take large quantity OF Flour "a
freight ' 90
The Aldergroye takes for Cork 81 42S bbls Flour.
valued at $l2OO0O; y. S. Ciampa, for Antwerp IA
5S5 cts Wheat, valued at $50, 1877; Oceanic Tor
Cork, 43.347 ctIs Wheat. valued at a73, $50; J. c.
Potter. Tor Melbourne, $50 feet Lumber and
Duhoihs Material, oO.0OO lbs Goldfish, 1900 cs
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in the Constitutional Convention to make
California free. A party of visitors were
very much entertained this morning at the
Horton House by the old gentleman's stories
Of early life in San Diego, many of which
abOunded with humOr and pathOs.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

Option sales on the Produce Exchange last month
were l2s. 500 tons Wheat. 81, 100 tons Barley and
700 tons Bran making total sales thus far this crop
year of 67O.l0O tons Wheat s37 800 tons HarIeyp
1900 tons Bran and l20 bales Hops.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

Willie Nelson, fourteen-year-old boy.
fell into the bay from Pacifc-street Wharf
on Friday night, but was rescued by Gus
toms Inspector Chapman, who plunged into
the water and held him until boat came to
his assistance
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The Produce Exchange reports stocks of grain
on hand in city warehouses at the close or
October: Wheat, 7i10 tons; Barley, q. 1895 tons.
Oats, 1880 tons; Corn, Tie tons; Bran 400 tons
AT Port Costa the stock Of Wheat is give; at la !.
O39 tons. Ne report from stockton. vs.
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MAMIE KELLY MURDER-G. w. H., Ss-
bastopol, Cal. Alexander Goldenson muir
dered Mamie Kelly at one of the corners of
Iarkin street and Ash avenue.
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Damages NORTHUMBERLAND.

A. Brill has been awarded Judgment for
Slo,ooo 80 damages by a jury in the United
States Circuit Court in his suit against the
singer Sewing Machine Company for in
fringement Of patent treadle.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

He CAN VoTE - E. 81. B., City. There
is nothing in the Constitution of this State
to prevent Chinaman born in this State or
in the United States from voting.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE NOTICES j. E. s.
W., Redondo Beach, Cal There is 10 law
for the publication in the daily newspapers
of the issuance of licenses to lrry.
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Southwest Corner Of Markell and Filth Streets.

Eastern all kinds 91e44c; cases, lOr41i034 Cali
19rnla tierees s9s44c; haifb5is, s1499tac; tIns.
Joe; pals, 1O-fb. l0I2c do .5To. l0E4c; Kegs u %
zoe p ~; Mess Beef 81 5O9s; extra mess do,
81 1903: family, do, sll so a12; clear PORK.
SI95092Os extra prime. $lo9l s. so: extra clear.
S2Ut920 SO; mess do SIT 5o91s a bbi1 Pig Pork
2 keg,: 1898 253: Pigs Fee.. Sl3913 So p Dbl;
Smoked Beef. 11Sl1l2c a TO-. r.. =.
e, HOfS-We quote fair to choice. 1l914c 2 rb;-
HIDES AND PELTS-He avy sated steers, T3z
medium, &c, light sc; Cowhdes, Sc = h; salted Kip
4c = NJ salted Calf. &c q 10: dry Hides. usual
selection, l0epl012c z ID; dry KIDS sc; dry Calf &c.
prime Goatskins. 30950c EACH ID eerskins, good
summer, 311ac; medium. 30@32 "; winter 2O125c:
Sheepsklns, shesrlings, lO925c; short wool, 400
1oci medium 10000: long wooE 90c9sl 40 q 10.
Culs of all kinds about 1sc less. -:
TALLoW-Fair TO: good rendered. 49414c;' re-
nned. 6laI7c; Grease. 312c y 10.
WooL-we quote fail Woods: San Joaquin and
Southern. s99e; San Joaquin and Southern lambs,
SgI lc Mountain Free, Ia lac: Mountain defective
lu@12o: Humboldt and Mendoclno l59I7c. Spring
cups range as follows: Choice Northern, l792Oc;
Southern, seven months, l243Sl5c y ID =.
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Bank Clearinys.

Local bank clearings last week were $l9 367. 1877
against $20506,i 80 for the same week last year.
For the month OF october the ciearings are given.
1888. l46S79, against $S4i 2S5, 079 for the like
Innn last - -
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coal day. would soon have fortune of the
like of which CrRSus never dreamed. In
fact, the City of Paris burns 800 tons of coal
daily on a transatlantic voyage.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

The Mason County Qlls.) Grand jury has
indicted the Decatur Trotting Association
Tor permitting gambling aud LIQUOR selling
during the races.
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SEARLE's LAST OPPoNENT-F. S., CITY.
Seare's last opponent in rowing-match
was O'Conn0r
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OAl... !! /!

Wellington $40 90 Cannel.... 5000
Scotch Splintf.! 8 SO New Seattle ...i., 8 90
Genuine Seattle O0l Coos Bay ........ 50
=: -: Sacks of Wood ,....:.s 81 90
KNICKERBOCKER COAL CO..
rs Telephone No. 1921. jy6 Suwetf
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KENNEDY'S

HosIERY-The best selections and popular
styles prevail in this department. The
scope of choice is SO varied, that we, Of
course, carry all grades, but goods will be
sold on their merits and exaetness Of
quality and standard make maintained.
We lead the trade in hosiery. because we
sell the best grades at favorable prices. We
will not be outrivaled if questions of fabric.
color, pattern and price are considered, and
from the plain shades to fancy combina-
tions. We carry line that can disappoint
no requirement. A glance at our goods
will why certain appreciation. Ribbed
or plain finish, medium or super grades
we will present complete assortment.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

GLoyEs-A well-gloved hand, if it be a
pretty one, is fair index Of refinement and
taste. All feminine hands look dainty in
our gloves, for we carry an assortment that
cannot fail to meet any requirement. Of
style, finish, size or shade of color; neatness
and utility are the characteristics Of these
goods. which are purchased from the lead
ing manufacturers, with view TO present.
ing tho latest and best in the lines repre-
scented. In the glove department, as in
other departments of our establishment.
close margins are the rule We want your
custom and we want it continuously. hence
you can depend on economical charges and
the best of attention.
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LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3l.-The spot market is easier
at 6s Cd Cargoes are steady OF 44s for of
coast. AIS Sd for Just shipped aud 44s Tor nearly
due.
Tho Prouuoe Exchange caps gives tho foil lowing
Liverpool auotations' october. IS Sd: Novem-.
Der, SIS Slad: December. IS 91.d; January IS ssId;
February IS Sd; March. IS D I'D.
SECURITIES.
LoNpos; Oct sl-oonsols, sSA; United states
Rentes. s5f 76c
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81 To-day was the duiIest
of th week the stock market. The only featu,
Chicago Gas, which lM. The market
closed dull at about o9enng prices. Governments
MA; 2,s. ss14 northern Pacific. PISS: Canadian
4o3l Atcnisoh and santa Fe. Asa: Wells Fargo.
1873; western Union. So silver, s5hai Sterling.
NEW YORK. Oct, 81 heat-November 81 oss4.
Flour-steady. Cohes, Sil 10. Sugar. 1903 6-i5.
cotper-Lass. az IS. Tin~spot sie s5. Lead
Domestic. 81 80. lren-S15. fetroisuin, 59hAc.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.-Hops have a strong under
choice new Is higher lie is offered aud even better
for specially fine. Europe continues firm with
good trade.
vance sacked outseung boxed by a large majority
thus far Ia the Eastern mar6ets
COFFEE SUGAR.
Coifee-Steady and more active 1t is Is to 20
points higher The months sales were 20, 900 bags:
November, 81 10; December, Sill 55; January,
81 25.
Sugar-Raw Is firm and unchanged; refined
moderately active and steady; cut loaf and crushed
51sc powdered and cubes 4.3lc granulated,
Also; moders' A, 1870; confectioners' A, 4.lsc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct 31.-Wheat was strong The OPEN
ing was from 1ac to 94c higher. eased off Isc aud
FrAn, z
closed from lie to l1sc higher than yesterday
Receipts, ,677 900 bushels; shipments JAG, 900
bushels Rye easy at SEIZE Barley quiet at soc.
CHICAGO. Oct 3I.--wheat cash-93A Corn
54Ac. fork-$S 25. Lard-S5 IS. Ribs-$6 10.
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Bags, S693Sc. -.
CoRDAGE-Pure Manila Rope quoted at 111ac
= 10: l2-thread 12c aud thread 12Iac; Bale
Rope llt2c q 10; Binder Twine, BE; Grapevine
Twine, 1liae in balls and coils Hop Irvine, il 1sc
.Larhyarn. loo. Quotations for ID Manila are: Rope
12c; l2-thread. l0c; and do. 1O1ac: Bale Rope
SIC; duplex rope, SC; 12-thread Sl2c; 8 and do,
&c; Bale rope, Sc: Lathyarn, 6I2c; Hop Twine
&c.: GRAPEVINE Twine balls or coils &c; Binder
Irvine, 9Lac a 10. ~ -. :
sALMoN-Alaskan Fish, 81 05 for King. 81 for
Red and CSC for Silver: British Columbian 81 371s
"a 40 . doz; Columbia River Fish, 81 409l SO 3
dozen. 80; - -.
SUGAR-The western Sugar Rehning Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all 5ssc q 10;
Dry Grsnuated, 5l4c; Conrectioners A, 5 1sc;
Extra q. 4i4c: Golden e Also: D. 4c q ID: half
bbs lac moro than bbls, aud boxes y more ::
-, San Francisco Meat. NJ ,rIset.
Wholesale rates from slaughtersrs to dealers are
as follows: -. -
BEEF-Firss quality; 5tassc;. second quality;
.NEAL-Large 6aDTc; small Calves. 1890. :.
MuTIoS-W 19T1ac; Ewes 6[17c. =.
= LAMB-Sc . 10. =: - -. : -;
PoRK-Live Hogs, 414ottsc = % for .hslvr hard
granted. ana age for light average do: STOCK Hogs
SG3$4c g 10; dressed do. 6S4@712c q D.. -.
The morning call., 1891-11-01

MY forever rid herself of what wi otherwise be
life blemiSh. You do see il In the East simply
from he fact that every woman Knows of the sue
cess OF the Electric Needle OPERATION and has her
face promptly attended to. This, lIke.eYery other
speciality. has become the field for the ,inenperf-
enced, who within experience and less knowledge;
profesS.to perform this operation successfully, but
when cnce you have been under the treatInen Mt of a
spectalist.and how painless Is the operation In
bis hands. you VIII have further fear an ope-
ration, which, though Delicate. is painless and
harmless when properly. performed There is moth
lHSso hanlliating. 50 masculine and SO disfguring
to a refined, sensitive woman this growth of fe-
male facial hair. There is but one remedy by which
TO permanently rid yourself of IT, and that is by
.Ele eIr0lysiS 5the Electric Needle OPERATION
Moles. Warts, Cysts Birthnarks and all Elevated
Facial Bemlshes, knlargedXens of.ths Nose. ETC..
removed without. pain. The operation is simple,
safe aud complete, There is no return. Ladies If
call on US and We Ill Tell you. candidIy can
be done Tor you free OF charge. SPECIAL BATES
DURING THIS AND NEXT MONTH. DO not tam
per with the hairs. Stop pulling them and using
preparations that only remove them from the sur
face and cause them to grow in heayie and
more numerous. We make a specially of this bust
ness. and for years have been the only firm in the
United Stares who devoted their whole attention to
the removal of superfuOus hair. We have cured
thou sands of cases. aud can cure YOU Write or
call at once for our FREE BOOK treating on Super-
tuouS Hair. discusses and mode of treatment. We
assure perfect satisfaction In ali For further
particulars call on address the NEW YORK
ELECTRoLYSfS COMPANY. "225 Geary street.
Book and Consultation Free Hours-9 to. i; sun
days 10 to l.. o.. -: au30 tt Su Top g:
The morning call., 1891-11-01

No PREMIUsI-M. E., San Rafael, Ca
Neither of your coins commands a pr
TuiIin
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CHICAGO Oct. 3l.--The Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day full crates Tokay Grapes at 81 1902 So;
half crates 65e@sl l5;' half crates Muscats, 81 O5
6i. Is; half crates Emperor 66@sOc Ferraras
zoe; Cornichons. 81 05; Ounces. 81 80; Winter
Nellis, 81 70
The Earl Fruit Company sold to-day white Cling
Peaches at 81. POOL Is: late red Plums 81 40;
Easter Beurre Pears. 81 so; GlOut Moroccan, 90 700
IS; Vicar Pears, 81 66; Winter ellis 81 1902.
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RAPHAEL WE'LL { co..
NORTHWEST CORNER
POST. AND KEhRNY STREETS.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
ON..fHE FEHAEEPBCB,,

On the nose, neck. ears.
arms between the: eye
broys, On mems checks
above the beard. line: on.
the tQrehead, in niOiys and.
!. wherever annoying and I'M.
slightly, b E.S:TRO YEsD
FOREVER by tho.
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English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 3l-The SPOT market is easier
at Ss Cd Cargoes steady OF 44s for OF
coast 44s Sd for Just shipped and s4s Tor nearly
due
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BOARD SALEi.

Following were the sales IN the san Francisco
Stock board yesterday:
,..--- REGULAR SESSION p 40 A. NJ
SO Alta. 80 100 Del ID. 80 SO Potosi. i SIS
100 ............25 so G&C.. as 400 Savage l. So
500 Andes. 80 so d N .l.ou 100 Scorpion. Is
$50 Belcher 4 80 800 Iowa 49,. rs 2OU
r4O0H& B.....2 10 200 Justice 40 100 New 10
100 Bullion. Is 200 Kenuuek. Is 20 ......,l IS
100 CholIar...9O 400 MeKlcan2 20 800 Hill 10
$50 CC& N.-..51s $50 BIsle 40fl00 Union .. 10
loo .....,..,5O0 520 onhir -..2.fO 300 ..,....2O5
200 Con Y.,25 80 ......,. Pa $50 Utan 49,. 40
100 CPolnt..1U $50 Overm... 20
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Portland's Business.
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND (oregon), Oct. 81. - Clearances,
s3O5, 900; balances, $5l 900
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Schr Maxim. Peterson.
Schr Jennie Thelin, Olsen, Humboldt
Schr CHRISTINA Steffens. Hanson. Ftsks Mill.
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,LECTRIC NEEDLE
OPERATION

:. OP hRATIDN..: :
.Hy the New YORK Eiectrol-.
ysis Company. 225- Geary
treet. San. Francisco. No
PAIN scar. trace or injury.
Eyery woman having hair
OF. her face should take adj
yanraUa pf. t6lc- .orpo.,.,
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1884. 90 . no i
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=. Per Chas W Morgan-Oct = spoke the whal barb
Beyedere, with IL whales; whal stmr VIM Lewis
with whales; ~, =. -. :: =. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-09
THOUSANDS TO COME TO AMERICA
A SULTAN IN A FRIGHT.

Fearing q Runaway He Leaps From
His Carriage and Eurts Himself.
ZANZIBAR, July S.-The Sultan of Zanzi-
bar presided yesterday at the opening of
Cooper Institute here The ceremonies took
place in the presence of the admiral and
other officers OF the British fleet in those
waters. There were crowds Of natives
present, and the utmost enthusiasm was
manifested. At the conclusion of the cere-
monies a royal salute was fired from
the British war ships. The
banging Of the guns 50 startled the
horses attached to the sultan's carriage that
they plunged and reared furiouslY and were
with difficulty restrained by their driver
from dashing away beyond control. The
sultan completely lost his head and, spring.
ing to his feet, gazed around him in be-
wilderment for moment or 80 and then
sprung from his carriage. seriously iniuring
his legs and his head by the fail lie sus-
tanned
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-09
ACCIDENT OF THE sERvIA.
The Company Very Liberal to the
Passengers.

The Company Very Liberal to the
Passengers.
NEW YORK, July e.-Prince George Of
Greece and his party. on their return to this
city last night after their unsuccessful at
tempt to get to Europe on the Cunard
Line steamer Servia, secured passage on
the Inman Line steamer City of New
York, and sailed on her at Z
o'clock this morning. There were
in all thirty Of the Servia's passengers on
board the City of New York, and five who
had sailed on the ServIa made second
start this morning on the White Star Line
steamer Britannia. The Servia was brought
up to her pier from her anchorage off Rob-
bins Reef, and the passengers who still re-
mRined on board were landed shortly before
10 o'clock. A majority of them immediate
ly fastened down to the Cunard COM
pany's Office, which was thronged with
passenger who had landed last night The
officers of the company Informed the pas
sengers that if they wished they could re-
main here or be forwarded to Boston, in
either case at the company's expense, aud
sail on the first steamer leaving those ports
If they chose, the money paid for their
tickets on the Servia would be refunded aud
they could then sail by any other line
very large number Of the Americans who
sailed on the Servia for a summer trip have
abandoned their purpose and will return
home
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-09
THREE BURIED AT SING SING.
a POLICEMAN sROC.
His Slayer the Dissolute Son OF a
Methodist Minister.

His Slayer the Dissolute Son of a
Methodist Minister.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 8.--Oficer
James Looney of the police force was shot
aud killed at o'clock this evening by Zach
Munsey, an ex-deputy sheriff and ex-
constable. From the testimony of eye-wit-
nesses, Munsey killed Looney in self-de-
fense. Both men bear the repu-
tation Of being quarrelsome, and i'll
feeling had existed for several days over
Looney's arrest for an attack upon young
boy, for which he was under suspension.
This evening while Munsey was on door
step on Market street, Looney walked up
and kicked him in the face. A rough and
tumble fight followed. After the comba-
tants had been separated Looney renewed
the attack and struck Munsey several
times, when the latter fired three times, two
bullets taking effect. Munsey is now in
jail. Munsey is well connected, and son
of the late Rev. Munsey a well-known
Methodist clergyman, but is dissolure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-09
RIGHTS OF SUPERVISORS.

A Decision Sought on Point Under
the Australian Ballot Law.
BALTIMORE, ND, July S-The United
States grand jury having indicted Henry F.
Bulkley, election judge for the last election,
for interfering with the United States su-
psrvisor in the discharge of his duty, the
supervisors Of elections of Baltimore have
asked the governor TO direct Attorney Gen
era Whyte to appear for the accused and
take control the case on the part OF
the defense. Gov. jackson has 50 directed
the attorney general, and that officer will
conduct the defense. The point involved is
as to the right of federal supervisors at
elections to accompany ballot clerks to the
voting booths and watch them mark the
Idiots OF illiterate or disabled voters.