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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-08
LIVELY TIMES IN NRsR SKA.
The Lieutenant Governor and Speak er
of the house Clash.

The Lieutena ant Governor and Speaker
of the house Clash.
LINCOLN, NEB. Jan. THE proceedings
in the Nebraska legislature this afternoon
have been of an extraordinary character.
AT 8 o'clock the Senate and House as
sembied in joint session for the
purpose of canvassiug the vote on state
officers, as prescribed by tho constitution.
Trouble was precipitated at the outset by
a misunderstanding as to which officer
should preside over the joint committee.
Lieut.. Gov. Micklej hn advanced to the
chair TO preside, claiming bis right under
the constitution, the statute aud the uni
form practics OF the state. Speaker Elder
of the House refused to vacate, and the two
officers ~occ apied chairs side by side,
claiming the gaveL The speaker
attenp ed to call the body to order, but
wa himself called to order by the lieuten-
ant governor. 1he bail was crowded and
the excltement was intense, tut no demon
stratIon Was made beyond some loud talk
ing, and a number of motions to change the
plan OF proceed & to canvass. These
motions Mere declared out of order The
official returns were brought in by the
secretary Of stats and laid before the body.
ORDERED TO OPEN THE PACKAGE.
The speaker was directed by the lieutenant
governor TO open the package ana read the
retur s. He began the work, but was ad-
wise by the attorney for the indeoeudent
| party not to do so.r He then refused to go
on with the work. The lieutenant governor
/ ruled that no business could be
transacted until the returns we're canvaSssd,
and this brought on deadlock. The joint
convention sat for nearly four hours. the
time being taken up by oratorical fencing
and labored argument from each side to
| prove that the other was in the wrong. AT
| z O'Clock recess was taken until 10 o'clock
to-morr W morning when the deadlock will
be again in force unless one side decides upon
a coup that will bring victory The point
involved Is this: The independent or alli-
anco party is c ontesting the election Of the
democratic governor, and the remaining
state officers are republicans. They wish
to prevent the announcement of the cleo
ton Of these officers, evidently preferring
to seat the contest ANTS directly. Lieut..
Gov. Micklejohn, who is a re ublican,
holds that 1t is his duty TO declare elected
| the officers having q mai priJy on the
face of the retu rs and that if there is to
be contest it must be commenced in the
regular way, after this announcement is
ma lie. This vas the point of contention in
to-day's struggle. The alliancemen are in a
majority, and had the speaker of the House
been stronger man they uld undoubt-
! eddy have brought affairs to a crisis to-day
by show of muscular as well as umerical
strength. Intense interest is felt in the out
col4e.
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coNNEorIoUTs LAWMAKERS.
A Tilt Between the Houses Over the
Canvass of the Vote.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. z. - Both
branches of the legislature met to-day.
The Senate speedily organized, electing
Mr.. Read of Bridgeport. dem, as president
pro- tenn. with the other caucus nominees.
All the senators were present.
The House spent long time in organ
iEing, owing to technical questions about
seating several members, which, however
did not affect the republican majority
Finally. the House chose A. w. Paige as
speaker, and the other republican caucus
nomii ees
Be.ore the House organized the Senate
sent committee Of two democrats to the
board Of canvassers demanding the official
canvass. ltwas refused on the ground that
the canvass must be sent to the general
assembly. which was not then organized.
subsequently the official canvass at O'clock
was sent to the House, according TO Gust N.
After more or less parliamentary skirmish-
ish the House adopted the usual joint ru es,
and committees were appointed under them.
SENT TO THE SENATE.
About 5 o'clock the House sent the official
canvass to the Senate, with resolution re-
ferring it to the joint committee on the
canvass OF the notes for state officers. The
Senate had voted not to create tuch a CON-
mittee this year, and when the can
vass and returns came in the Senate created
a special committee of its own to
examine and report upon them. After about
two hours conference the majority of the
committee. two democrats, reported that
Luzon B. Morris was elected governor, J. w.
Alsop lieutenant governor, J. J. Phelan
secretary Of state, M. H. Sanger treasurer
and n. S aub controller. This was the reg.
ular democratic ticket. Resolutions declar.
ing each so elected were passed
THE REPUBLICANS REPORT.
The republican member of the committe
reported that various persons had been re-
fused an opportunity to show that the re
turns were incorrect and that as the re-
turns We not right no one should be de
clared elected, ard the matter should b.
examined into aud the fact of no election
shown. This was defeated
The House added a new rule, providing
for continuance of the legislative day il
case of a recess, and subsequently took g
recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
which will be reckoned by the clerk as
continuance of the first day. TIE Senate
after declaring the state officers elected
adjourned until tomorrow at1I o'clock.
A caucus of republican senators ant
representatives at 6 o'clock nominated o
II. Platt for senator, unanimously.
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Representative z ]. Turner Of Kansas 20
Frank McGrsth, president of the Kansas
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BROWN.-Died, yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, in this city, after an III ess OF three
weeks, KATIE. eldest daughter of Mr.. and n 8.
Edward Brown Of Doboy, Ga The relatives
and friends OF the family are Invited to attend
her fun~ral from the residence Of Mr.. H 10 an,
on Second avenue, between Drayton and Aber-
corn streets
LORD.-The relatives, friends and acquaint-
ance OF Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR l. Lord are re-
spectfully invited t. attend the funeral Of their
infant daughter, JUASITA, at residence. Duffy.
secon1 vest OF Habersham, at o'clock THIS
AFTERNOON.
McAULIFFE.-The relatives and friends of
Mrs u. MCAULTFE are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from No. IS State street at
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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AsslGNEE's SALE.

Mr.. T. F. JOHNSON, assignee. begs leave to
announce that he is now ready and open for
business, and must dispose Of the entire stock
Of Pianos, Organs, Stationery, Pict res ETC.,
for cash, to satisfy creditors. We desire to
state that we hope our many friends and pa
trous will respond to this call, as it will be de-
cidedly to our advantage to close out ths
present stock quickly for cash, thereby enabling
US to settle our Indebtedness and resume bust
ness again in a short time. Respectfully,
DAVIS BROS.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

SANDERsvILLE, H.. Jan. THE follow
ing ticket was elected for county officers to-
day: For clerk of the superior court, c.
w. Smell; for sheriff. c. A Wall; for treas
urer, j. R. Thigpen; for tax receiver, E. D.
Strange; for tax collector, B. T. Rawlings
for surveyor, NJ. L. jackson; for coroner
Green Lowe
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY TTEAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. l. 1891.

CITY TTEAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. l, 1891.
The following taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE, fourth quarter. 1890
STOCK IN TRADE. fourth quarter 1890
MONEY. SOLVENT DEBTS, ETC fourth
quarter. 1890.
FURNITURE, ETC, fourth quarter, 1890.
SPECIFIC TAXES for the year 1891.
BAD 5ES FOR VEHICLE for the year 1891.
BADGES FOR J. 0GS for the year 1891.
WATER RENTS in advance for the six
months ending JULY !, 1921
discount Of 10 PER CENT. will be allowed
upon all of the above if payment is made ,vitn-
in fifteen days after JAN. /.
G. s. HARDEE
City Treasurer
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completion Of the organization Of its two
branches adjourned until Tomorrow morn,
ing.
NJ r. Carpenter Of this city was chosen
president Of the Senate, and Hon. W. j.
Hanna Of MOntezuma county was elected
speaker Of the House Of Rep esentstives.
The vote in the organization of both houses
was upon strictly party lines, the Senate
standing 10 republicans 70 democrats, and
the House 30 spublicans TO Is democrats
No contest vas presented for a y seat in the
Senate. but in The House the committee on
credentials announced one from Arapahoe
cnnnfV
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valdosta's Videttes.

VALDosTA, GA, Jan. THE Valdosta
Videttes at u meeting last night vo ed to
accept Brunswick's invitation to attend the
Confederate veterans reunion at that place
on the 18th. They also voted to buy new
helmets in place of tine full dress cops they
now have. About one acre of land, situated
three clocks from the business part Of town,
sold to-day at public outcry for 50, $50. This
property Ave years ago would not have
brought two-thirds of that amount The
property belo ICED to the Fulton estate.
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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

The Democratic Majority sufacient to
Organize the House.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. THE gen.
eral assembly Of Illinois convened in regu-
lar session at noon today. The greatest
interest was conferred in the House. where
the democratic majority was Just sufficient
to organize. A full house, composed of n
democrats, 70 republicans and three farmers
allIancemen, responded to the roll call The
House was organized by the election Of
Clay on e. Gratis, dem, for speaker, by the
full party VOTE the Senate was called to
order by Lieut.. Gov. Ray, and Senator Nj.
f. Matthew'S, rep, was chosen president pro
tenn, by a vote of q to "a.
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SYLVIA MIA SETTINGS.
Court in Session-Ihe Harris Case
Continued Till May.

COurb IN Session ne harris Case
Continued TIL May.
SYLvANIA. Ga, Jan. Judge R. L.
Gamble is holding an adjourned term of
Scriven superior court, which met here on
Monday moraing. Tnis is the first court
that Judge Gamble has held since his recent
election TO the judgeship.
The case of the state against George w.
Cleary for tie killing of Deputy Marshal
John g. Harris, last summer, was continued
until the May term, owing TO Mr.. Cleary's
Inability to be present on account of re-
cent attack of typhoid fever.
Claude Parker of Millen was tried for
assault with intent to murder Robbie Brin-
son, and was acquitted.
The case Of tho state against John Gads-
den, q negro, for murder. was continued.
The spring to m Of the Sylvana Academy
opened Monday with large attendance.
Prof. John c. Langston is the principal, and
s. j. Owe. street. graduate of the school,
occupies the assistants chair
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Mr. McGrath wa seen by reporter this
afternoon. He said the alliance officers
were at liberty to inspect all his let ers,
both those received aad dispatc led by him
He had nothing to conceal from them. The
letter printed by the Advocate was an
exact copy of one received by him. He had
no further statement to make to the public
beyond this. He could not prevent people
from writing to him. Other officers of the
alliance declined to be interviewed concern
ing the letter.
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MAGNOLIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 1, 10.
HAUPT LODGE NO. So, 10. OF

Attest HENRY M. WARD, Scribe.
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TRENTON. GA, Jan. THE following
Of the superior court; w. A. Byrd, sheriff
q. w. Hughes, tax collect II; Frank Nc
Kaig, assessor; b. p. Maj treasurer.
There will be no changes except in the office
OF tax assessors, j. II. Corrupt retir &.
There was good deal IT betting AMI con-
siderable feeling engendered over the race
for clerk. I
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Ouitman,s Guards.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. THE Quitman
Guards have been added TO the Second regi-
ment by All executive order, which also pro-
vides for holding an election fos colonel of
the regiment, which, as comp;eced, is COM
posed OF the Macon Volunteers, Floyd
Rifles, Southern Cadets. Perry Rifles, Bald
win Blues and Putnam Rifles.
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Valdosta's New Bank.

VALDosTA, GA, Jan. THE Citizens
Bank was organized and opened for bushes:
yesterday. with a capital of Sl5O,0OO, %
per cent paid in. John F. Lewis was
elected president, w. II. Buggs vice PRESS
dent, with the following directors: W. H.
Griffin, J. G. Stevens, B. P. Jones, T. 8.
Mickey, T. B. Converse, j. o, Vanndoe and
7. g. Crawford. This gives Valdosta three
banks, with an aggregate capital of $500, 900.
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Two Deaths In c aorcia..

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. IL. s. Reyonlds,
at various times connected with a number
of state news apers, but for years past in
the printing business here, died yesterday
aged 81 Years.
The death of Rev. J. S. lngrsham, q
Baptist minister who was the instruct r OF
Gov. Gordon and other prominent Gsor-
gians, occurred to-day.
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To Celebrate Lees Birthday

ATLANTA. GA, Jan. THE local society
of Virginia is making elaborate rrepara.
tons to celebrate Gen. Lees birthday on
Jan. 10. Capt Gordon McCabe OF Peters
burg will be the orator of the occasion. His
subject is "1he Life of Lee and Defense of
Petersburg" The exercises will be held IN
the hall Of represent atives, and will be fol-
lowed by banquet at the Markham house.
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North Carolina's Lerislature.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. THE legisture
meet to-day and org snizei. Lieut.. Gov.
Thomas Holt presided in the Senate. and
the House elected Richard A. Doughto !
Speaker by SO democratic votes to. ID re-
publicans votes for John A. Hendricks.
The legislature is very largely composed of
members of the farmers alliance, but they
are conser vative democrats as well.
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MINNEsoTA's DEADLooK.
The Balloting for speaker Continued
Without Result

The Beuoting for speaker Continued
Without Result
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. THE House Of
Rep esentatives met at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and resumed balloting for speaker.
There was no material change from yester.
day. Three ballots were cast, the last result
ing: Searles trep.), 40; Stivers tdem.), Al;
Champlia alliance. So The House then
adjourned until afternoon.
At toe afternoon session Of the House
another ballot for speaker was cast, result
ing: Searles 40. Silver Al, Champlin 80.
The House then adjourned until tomorrow
morlIng, and the conferences committee
with the caucuses, resumed their efforts to
bring about a co npronisa.
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ARRLs TED FOR ROBBERY.

A Sewing Machine Agent Said to Have
Stolen $4,000.
ATLANTA, GA. Jan. w. c. Sullivan
of Winston, N c.. has been arrested by the
Atlanta.pollce under extradi ion PAP. rs from
that state, charging him with robbi the
Singer Sewing Machine Company of ST, 900.
The arrest was made at Marietta Sullivan
was brought here and turned over to the
agent from North Carolina to be taken back
to that state
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INGALLS, HARD FIGHT.
Alliance Leaders May Postpone the
Election TIL july.

TOPEKA, KAN, Jau. lit is stated that
prominent alliance leaders, who are dis
turbed over the bitter fight that has already
grown up 10 their ranks over the United
States senatorship. are discussing the advisa-
bility of not organizing the House until
Wednesday after meeting. The effect of
this would be to postpone the cleo ION of
seaator until July instead Of Jan. 81. The
House win be called together on Tuesday,
the 18th. but the organization can be held
over until the next day.
LETTER FROM TURNER.
The alliance Advocate, the organ of the
Kansas STATE farmers alliance. in it's issue
to-day publishes the following letter from
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GOV. Northen Out.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 1.-THE governor
spent an hour in the executive office to-day.
for the first time since the beginning of his
attack of the grip.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after FEB. /, 1890, the basis Of meas
tyement Of al advertising ~ tho MORNING
NKws toiH be agate, or at the rate Of 81 20 an
inch for the first insertion.
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Missouri,a TWO Housaa.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, Jan. THE two
branches of the state legisla ure met at
noon to-day and adjourned after efPecting
a temporary organization. The democrats
have an overwhelming majority. The
governors message will be sent to the legis-
lature tomorrow
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Massachusetts, solons.

BosToN, MASS, Jan. THE session of
the legislature opened this morning with
the usual ceremonies. The attendance was
large. In both branches the officers Of 1890
were reelected. Both houses then adj
iourned until tomorrow.
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A Missing White Nan.

ATHENS, GA, Dec. Walter Smith, the
white man who mys -eriously left bis home
IN Oglethorpe county some forty days agn,
has never been heard from 81 &C. His wife
and children are much distressed over it
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CHATHAM BREWING COMPANY.

Stockholders meeting of Chatham Brewing
Company and cleo ion Of directors will be held at
Turner Hall on Jan. = at II o'clock. Ali stock
holders are requested to appear personally.
HENRY SCHROEDER, President
HENRY BUssE, Secretary
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A Hand to be Annotated.

ATHENS, Ca, Jan. ANDY Mitchell,
who was bitten some time since by a rattle.
snake on the hand, will be forced to have
the membsr amputated at the wrist
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Mich,pan,a Aaaamhlu-

LANSING, MICH, Jan. THE two houses
of the Michigan legislature met at noon to-
day. After the members had been sworn
in the democratic caucus nominees were
elected. An adjournment was then taken
ult tomorrow, when the inaugural ad-
dress will be heard in joint session.
MCHIGAN's DEMOCRATIC SPEAKER.
On the seventh ballot the democra 10
ma iorlty in the lower branch Of the legis-
lature succeeded last night in nominating
Philip B. Wachtell Of Peters for speaker.
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Senator Cameron Renonoinated

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. THE repub-
lican legislative caucus to-day nominated
Senator Cameron for re-elecM IN.
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CoLoRAD0's Al MBLY.

Both Branches Elect Cf1cers and Ad.
journ for the lay.
DENVER, Col. Jan. THE eighth gen.
eral assembly for the state Of Colorado was
convened at noon to-day. and after the
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MEETINGS.

zERUBBABEL LODGE NO. is, F. & A. NJ.
A regular communication of this a
lodge will be held THIS Thursday ~
EVENING at so'clock. "
The Z. A Degree will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and transient breth-
rem are fraternally invited to meet with US
By order Of j. Fl. CAVANNAUGH, W. NJ
JOHN RILEY. Secretary.
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HAUPT LODGE NO. IS, l. O. O. F.
The regular weekly meeting of the Lodge
will be held THIS Thursday EVENING at
o'clock.
The initistory degree will be conferred.
Punctual attendance is requested.
Members OF other lodges and transient
brothers are invited to meet with us.
By order OF c. A. YONGE, N. G..
A n MANrcY Secretary
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SOUTH d. KoTA'S sENATE.
The Republicans Unable to Break thu
hanks OF the Fusionists.

PIERRE, s. D., Jan. mo change is
recorded in the senatorial situation. The
flsionist combination is firm, the repub-
licans being unable as yet to break the COM
bination Of thu opposition. The situation is
that the fusionists would have one majority
on joint ballot. but will try to seat eight
fusion contestants in the House, but the
republicans expect to prevent this
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY,
SAVANNAH, GA, list January, 1891.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this bank will be held at the bank in Savannah
on FRIDAY. 9th January. 1891, at ~ O'Clock
tNooNl for the election of directors, etc. The
transfer books will be open from January 2 to
9th. and then closed until after the annual meet
ing. JAS. H. HUNTER. Cashier
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NOTICE.

Neither the master, nor qconsignees Of the
British steamship GARDENIA, W. H. Ruther
ford, master. viii be responsible for any debt,
contracted by crew OF saId vessel.
A., MINIS SONS, Consignees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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CITY TAX RETURNS.
CITY TKEAsUEER's OFFICE.

SAvAssAH, Ga, Jan. ?. 1921.
All persons and corporations are required to
make returns of all PERSONAL PROPERTY
OWNED by them, HELD IN TRUST or on
CONSIGNMENT, at this Office before the 2lst
inst Ali persons or corporations who fail to
comply with the ordinance viii be DOUBLE
taxed c. S. HARDEE.
CITY TREASURER
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HEADQUARTERS OGLETHROPE LIGHT
INFANTRY.

HEADQUARTERS OGLETHROPE LIGHT
INFANTRY.
ARMoRy FIRST Vol. RGT OF GEORGIA.,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. z, 1891. (
General Order No. /.
l. A regular quarterly meeting will be held at
quarters THURSDAY EVENING, January sth,
at o'clock.
II. Members must come prepared to pay fines
and dues.
I'LL Pay, veteran, veteran honorary and hon
orary members 0rs requested to be present.
BY order OF CAPT. W. S. ROCKWELL,
Commanding.
W. D. MCMILLAN, Jr.. First Sergeant.
HEADQUARTERS GERMAN VOLUN-
TIERS.
General Order No. 8.
l. The command is hereby ordered to appear
at the Armory TO-DAY (January Sth). at 2:15
o'clock p. NJ, in full uniform, for Anniversary
Parade
II. All uniformed members have hereby per-
mission and are requested to attend the parade.
By order of HENRY KOLSHORN,
Captain Commanding.
H. F. KUcK, First Sergeant.