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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-04

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exercise. There are two kinds of fats.
The unhealthy adipose tissue, resulting
from sedentary habits or from forcing
the appetite through stimulants or from
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This is the kind that lays the possessor
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Then there is the genuine, healthy, life
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the taking regularly and according to di-
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the signature of "Eisner q Mendelson
Co., Sole Agents, New York" on the
bottle
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-04
MRS. COLES MILLIONS.
An Attempt by Her Brother to Prove
Her Insane Fails.

An Attempt by Her Brother to Prove
Her Insane Fails.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Surrogate Ransom
to-day decided to admit TO probate the will
Of Mrs. Elizabeth U. Coles. who died be-
queathing an estate valued at 50 ,00O, 900.
The greater part of the estate was be-
queathed to charitable and religious organ
izations, certain portion to some OF her
relatives. and $50, 900 to the children of her
brother. Edward Cole, while he himself was
ignored. Edward Cole contested the will on
the ground THAI his sister was not Of sound
mind at the time she made her will In
support Of this claim there were produced a
number of household servants who
had been i'll the employ OF Mrs. sColes, and
they testified, with great unanimity, that
she was exceedingly misery and manifested
numerous ecoentriolties. There was pre-
pared by Robert q. Ingersoll, counsel for
the contestant, q hypothetical question,
based upon testimony presented. and, when
this question was presented to three exports
on insanity, Drs Charles N. Dana, Thomas
s. Robertson and Carlos #. Macdonald,
they answered that il the facts in question
wore true Mrs. Coles was insane.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-04
a PLOT TO BREAK JAIL.

The Tailor Was to be Knocked Down
and Killed, II Necessary.
TOWNSVILLE, GA, Nov. "a bold plot
% break jail has been discovered here, and
frustrated. The prisoners are allowed to
ok together, at times, in the hall. When
he jsiler desires TO enter he orders them
into the cells on the left, and springs the
locks by a lever from the outside. The cells
on the right remain empty and unlocked.
John Newberry was the leader He
was to conceal himself in a
right hand cell and when Jailer Single
tary entered Newbery would jump
forth and knock him down with a club
which had already been secured, Newberry
would then disarm Tailor Singletary, killing
him if it were necessary TO keep him quiet,
and taking the keys, ell would escape.
a negro woman revealed the plot and
Newberry has confessed. Court has been
postponed here from October TO December,
and the prisoners claim that they are tired
of lying in Jail waiting for a trial
Montgomery Il Parker have bought out
the Commercial Union Alliance store in
this city.
DR.. A. P. Taylor of this city amputated
recently the foot of a negro SIS years old.
The cause was semilegangrene.
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MEDICAL.

AL the organs OF the body ore reused
to healthy, vigorous action by Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. More than
all, the liver-and that's the key to the
whole system. You have pure blood or
poisonous blood, Just as your liver chooses.
Tho blood controls the health, the liver
controls tho blood, the Discovery" con-
trolls the liver
Take this remedy in time, when you feel
dull, languid, and g out of sorts, and you
can prevent disease from coming Take
it in any disease that depends on the liver
or the blood, and you'll have a positive
cure.
For Dyspepsia Indigestion, Biliousness;
Bronchial, Throat, and Lung affections;
stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases, it's
the only remedy so unfailing and effec-
tive that it can be guaranteed If it
doesn't benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
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MIXED TICKETS IN KANSAS.
Counter Claims as to Whether They
Can be Thrown Out

Counter Claims as to Whether They
Can be Thrown Out.
Topeka, KAN, Nov 3.-The democratic
state central committee claims that they
have received dispatches from various
points in the state confirming reports re-
oeived of the distribution of mixed tickets.
These tickets, it is claimed, can be thrown
out under the election law OF 1887, and con-
siderable excitement prevails about the va
rious headquarters in consequences. The
democratic end populist committees
will hand instructions to all
organizers and county chHirmen to-day
warning them against voting anything ex-
cept straight tickets. The anti-fusion dem
ocratic ceatral committee. which is boiling
the fusion state nominees, began sending
out its tickets this morning. 1t is headed
National Democratic Ticket aud has the
names Of Cleveland and Stevenson
and the names Of the fusion electors
following. Then follows, on the same
ticket, subheading Republican State
Ticket" with the names Of all the repub-
lican nominees for congress, legislature and
judicial offices. The words republican or
democratic ticketn are printed. Secretary
Crouch Of the anti-fusion committee said
this morning that he had carefully ex-
amined into the law, and that there was no
question Of the legality of this ticket. IL
the election should turn on the vote OF
these tickets contest all along the line will
probably follow.
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sLIGR SETTLES.
The Three Cases Against the Young
Columbia Man Settled.

The Three Cases Against the Young
Columbia Man Settled.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. S.-The three
criminal cases against E. Brooks Sigh, the
young society man who is the republican
nominee fer congress in the Fifth district,
were disposed of to-day in the Yorkville
court
He was charged first with stealing the
law books of the late W. A. Sanders. The
second was an indictment for carving con-
cealed weapons and the third was for OBJ
tanning names 10 a nots on false representa-
tions.
Sigh went TO New York a few DAYS ago
for the purpose Of getting money to pay
out. He returned TO Chester Tuesday with
the money, he says, but was knocked down
by some one Tuesday night and robbed
Early yesterday morning he came IA
through the country badly torn up from the
previous nights adventure. Sigh was tried
yesterday on the first charge-stenling Fix
teen law books from the library Of his late
partner, W A. Sanders. and the verdict was
not guilty. The other two cases were to be
called this morning, but at conference
Sigh agreed TO plead guilty 10 the concealed
weapon charge and pay fine OF $50
In the case Of obtaining names on a note
by false representations, ali parties agreed
to settle it to this extent: That Sigh will
give new note and pay oil costs. This dis
noses of all the charges against him.
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*Tdenotes trace of rain or snow.
z. ii. SMYrH ODserV5r. Weatnsr Bureau.
u. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. 3, 10 P. NJ.
sYNOPsIs.

The maximum temperature for the day
way 62o, AID toe minimum 500, the mean
temperature being 70', 81 above the nor
mai.
At O'Clock p. m. clear TO partly cloudy
weather prevailed along the immediate
Carolina and Georgia coasts, over the
greater portion of Florida. Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Southeastern Louisiana, Western
Missouri, Kansas and Western Nebraska
Elsewhere generally cloudy weather was
reported with rain falling at Knoxville,
Buffalo and Marquette.
It is slightly cooler throughout the lower
lake region aud Southwestern North Caro-
lima and much cooler in the Ohio valley
and Middle and Western Tennessee, In
diana and Northeastern Texas.
1t is warmer in Eastern Tennessee,
Eastern Minnesota, Nebraska and Kansas.
Elsewhere the temperature has remained
nearly stationary.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
9 O'Clock p. IN, to-day gen
orally fair weather prevailed through
out the Savannah, Augusta, Charleston and
Montgomery cotton region districts; else
where In the cotton belt rain was reported,
being heavy In the Memphis, Galveston and
Little Rock districts.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity IS:
Showers. cooler Friday night, south to
southwest winds, shifting 10 northwest.
2. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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Austrian Bankers Convicted.

SYDNEY, n. 8. W.. Nov. 3.-Francfs
Abigail director, and Manager MCNAMARA
Of the Australian Banking Company, who
were charged with Issuing false bali
ance sheets for the purpose of deffaud-
ing shareholders, have been found guilty.
Abigail was sentenced to five years and
McNamara to seven years penal servitude
Both are well known throughout Australia.
Abigail was minister of marine for New
South W ales He was also a magistrate.
Both were New South Wales, Victoria and
Australian mine commissioners IN London
in 1890, and gave evidence before the royal
commission on mines.
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COTTON SEED OIL.
Big Profits but no Dividend for the
Common STOCK.

Big Profits but no Dividend for the
Common STOCK.
NEW YORK, Nov. Sat the annual meet
ing of the American Cotton Seed Oil Com
pany, held at Gutenberg to-day, the old
board Of directors was reelected The re-
port shows profits for the year OF 50, 527, Cos ;
deducting S673, 725 for expenses and interest,
leaves net profit Of 81 ,S53, 973, an in
crease of S530,9T5. The net accu-
nIulatsd profits on Aug. 81 were
s4,0S5. $50 and the balance TO the profit
and loss account was $3.50. 553 The
July dividned on preferred was S305. 95S and
the net balance is $5,4lS.590. President
Adams stated that the net earnings will be
used as working capital and for the re-
slrement of the debenture bonds. This
avoids the creation of floating debt, but it
postpones dividend on the common until
the extraordinary amount for repairs ex-
pended on old mills has been regulated.
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WRECKS IN TIE LAKE.
Drift From the Ostrich and Steamer
Gicher Coming Ashore

Drift From the Ostrich and Steamer
Gilcher Coming Ashore.
FRANKFORT, MICH, Nov. 3.-Wreckage
Manitou yesterday. The crew OF six men
and q woman are supposed TO have been lost.
The Ostrich lefs Milwaukee for Torch lake
on Oct. 10. She was owned and commanded
by Capt. John Mckay. This is the boat
that some people think has been in collision
with the Gilcher, which resulted in the loss
Of both vessels.
wRECKAGE FROM THE GILCHER.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. "a special
to the Wisconsin. from Leland, Mich. says
that furniture ana wrecSage has been picked
up on North Manirou Island, marked Nv.
Il. Giioher.n Tbs steamer must have found
cred on the night OF Dot. Is, north of Mani
tou.
THE LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The recent gales on
the lakes were probably the most destruct-
i've to the lake shipping in the history of
the inland marine. The losses of the last
five dayslwere estimated by underwriters
yesterday at about $3.50, 900, fully a dozen
boats having passed out OF existence and no
less than twenty-five seamen having been
lost. The nearest approach to the recent
gale in the amount Of property losses was
she great storm on Thanksgiving day in
1889, when the Losses exceeded 800, 900.
Other storms have greatly exceeded this
last one in the number of sailors lost, but
not In the value Of property. The insurance
losses for the season have already exceeded
any previous year in lake history. Most of
the business, particularly on the largest of
the steamers, was done at exceedingly low
rates, and the companies which come out
Dec. next, whom the season CLOSES. without
q heavy defioIt will be indeed fortunate
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A Republican Rally At Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 3.-The repub-
lican campaign in this city practically
closed tonight with mass meeting at the
Academy of Music, under the auspices
OF the Republican Club of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. About 500 students
from the university and near by colleges
filled the building aud made the echoes ring
with their college yelIs throughout the
meeting. Charles Emory Smith, ex-minis-
ter to Russia. presided and made a stirring
speech to the collegisns. United States
Senator Higgins Of Delaware was among
the speakers of the evening.
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GOTHAM IN A FOG.

Several Minor Accidents to Shipping
Reported.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-This city was en-
veloped this morning in one OF the thickest
fogs here recorded and several shipping
disasters are reported, but no fatalities
The accidents consisted chiefly Of tugs and
scows sunk or damaged. Great delay was
occasioned to ferry boats and steamships
All steamers on passenger lines on Long
Island sound were several hours behind
time
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Attorney General Miller to Retire

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-Attorney Cen
eral Miller, who spoke at the Grand opera
house here last night. in an interview con-
hrmed the report that he would retire from
the cabinet OF President Harrison next
March, whatever may be the result of the
approaching election. Gen. Miller stated
that be had made up his mind to this effect
over year ago. The motive that prompts
him is financial considerations and mis- desire
TO resume the practice OF law at Indian
Apolia
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Changes in Naval Assignments.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. Commander
Charles F. Train was to-day detached from
duty as inspector Of the Fifth light house
district from Dec 81. next and ordered to
hold himself in readiness TO command the
Michigan. His successor will be Com
mander Yates Sterling, who has been de-
tsched from duty as member of the naval
examining board on Nov. 10. and ordered
to duty in connection with the Fifth light
house district, and as inspector Of that dis
trict on Dec 81,
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GzRMANY's ARMY REsRRvEsl

Disorderly Street Scenes Fomented by
the Socialists.
BERLIN, Nov. S.-The annual inspection
Of the army reserves, held yesterday and
to-day, was narrsd by a number of disor-
derby street scenes, which were fomented by
socialists as part Of denomination against
the military bill. The recruits were fire.
quently sxhorted TO hold fast TO the red
flag. Nothing serious is expected to result
from the dem onstrasion.
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WEAVER AND MRS. LEASE.

They Ride at the Head of a Third Party
Parade at Topeka.
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. 3.-The Peoples
party here held their final big rally of the
campaign to-day. At noon there was big
parade in which there were $50 farmers
wagons from the country filed with men,
women and children. In the place Of honor
rode Gen. Weaver and Mrs. Lease In the
afternoon there was speaking at the fair
grounds by Gen. Weaver aud Mrs. Lease.
Tonight the populists held big meeting at
the opera house.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-04

TUCSON, ARIz.. Nov. 3-Last week r.
G. Brown, worlds fair commissioner, and
Arizona, as publishers OF a weekly paper
here were indicted by the grand jury for
criminaIly libeling Brswter Cameron. The
defendants made an attack on the court and
Jury, for which they wers yesterday
brought up on contempt for District Judge
sloan and were fined 500, and X. G. Brown
was sentenced 20 be imprisoned thirty days
and George Brown sixty days.
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Frances New Treaty With Morocco.

PARIS, Nov. SIT is officially announced
that Count D'Aubigny, the French ambas-
sador TO Morocco. who recently went on a
mission to Fee, has concluded q commercial
treaty with the sultan. The treaty makes
q large number OF reductions in The tariffs
on French imports, which the Moroccan
authorities have hitherto forbidden, and
also In the export duties levied on various
products OF Morocco. The treaty will go
into effect on Jan. l, 1898.
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AN EDITOR MISSING.
a Letter Left in His Room at q Hot
the Last Trace of Him.

a Letter Lett In his room at d Hotel
the Last Trace of Him.
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Nov. 3.-Charles VIII
son, editor OF the Adudnce at. Wilson, N.
c., has disappeared most mYpteriousy from
his home there, and so far all efforts to
trace him have failed. Mr.. Wilson was to
have left Wilson on the $50 o'clock train
last Monday morning for Greenville, N. Q.
In his room was found an unfinished letter
which he had written to "a lady friend, and
in the last paragraph be stated that be must
close, as it was then O'clock He did not
60 to Greenville and no trace whatever OF
his whereabouts have been obtained, though
the telegraph wires have been dill gently
used. Foul play is suspected.
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Reid SPEAKS to Germans.

NEW York, Oct. 3.-The German re-.
publicans of New York gave Whitelaw
Reid rushing welcome at their mass meet
ing tonight. The meeting was held at
Cooper Union and the large hall was filed
to overfowing. Mr.. Reid's speech was lib
orally applauded. Later In the evening
Mr.. Reid made another speech before the
Business Mems Association in Carnegie
b.
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RelaiI1nn,s FrAnchiaa

BRUSSELS, Nov. 3.-The constitution re-
vision committee of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties have by a vote Of Is to 4 adopted a
clause granting the franchise to house
holders.
The committee yesterday rejected pro.
posal TO grant universal suffrage.
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An Fx.oongreseman Dead.

=, WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Hon. Van H.
Manning died at Branchville, Nd, to-day,
aged 90 years. Mr.. Manning represented
the Second Mississippi district in congress
Tor three terms, but since his retirement
ABOUT decade ago he has practiced law in
this oiky
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A Bet of $4,000 a SIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 3.-Wiiliam
M Singerly is stakeholder OF a bet OF
$4,000 between William Thomson Of
Gloucester and William B. Ahern, repre-
senting republican syndicate. The bet is
upon the general result of the presidential
alactfon
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KIESLING'S NURSER Y,

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nah Piano Co., cor. Bull and York sss. The Bela
Railway passes through the nursery. Telsphons
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LUNAOY IN IRELAND.
An Enormous Increase Attributed to
Emigration.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Irish statistics show
an enormous increase in luuaoy in Ireland.
This is attributed partly to emigration, the
robust leaving the weak and inflrn behind
them. In 1891 the proportion was 355
lunatics to every 100000 OF population,
against 249 in 1880.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, sA-
u vANNAH, GA, October "a. 1885,. Sealed
proposals for improving harbor at Darien. Geor-
gia, will be received at this Office until II NJ city
time, on the 29th day OF November, 1891 and
then publicly opened Specifications, blank
forms and all available information will be fur
nished on application to this office. o. NJ.
CARTER, Capt. Corps OF hngrs,, u. s. A.
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Local Record for tas Moraia< News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity:
Showers, cooler Friday night; south to
southwest winds, shifting TO northwest.
Official forecast for Georgia: Light
local showers; slightly cooler in the north
ern portions; north winds.
Comparison o. man gsnosrasura &C savau-
nah, Ca. Noy 3 1872, and ths mean OF the
Mama laY For n lA.a ~ y ~.
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Maximum rempora5ure. So. minimum sem.
perature 50
The hight Of tho Savannah river at
Augusta at a IN. 10th meridian timel was
60 feet, rise OF OIL feet during the pre-
ceding tweutY-four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-four hourI
ending 8 p. N. Nov 3 1892, 18th Meridian time.
Observation taken at the same mon7nt OF
time at all statiOus
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LAMENTATIONS oagsn aG Uns same momaus or
slime at all i5asiols tor tue MORNING NRws
SAVANNAH Nov. B. 1888 p. NJ. city time.
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WANTED, position in office by young lady,
w as assistant bookkeeper. stenographsr and
typewriter; refers to Andrew Hanley, 81
Whitaker street. MISS MABELLE BECKWfTH,
70 York street.
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CHICAGO PROPERTY on easy terms good
" Investment, pays IS per cent. FoLGER %
GIRARDEAU
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED. house with SIX or seven rooms
w in good locality. Permanent tenant
Must have all convenlences. Address TEN =
ANT care of News.
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WANTED, a position in wholesale or retail
w grocery country produce house as
clerk by young man willing 90 work. Good
News.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. as Words or mora, in
this column Inserted for ONE GENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each Insertion
Everybody who has any want 20 supply. any-
thing to buy or sell any business or ascommo-
daslonS 10 secure, indeed, any wish 10 CRAFTY.
should advertise in this co1urnn
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A COMPETENT seamstress wishes situation;
"A also willing 60 20 for housekeeper. p,
this Office.