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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24


On account of change of programme where
by the parade on TUESDAY, April &c, will
move from Liberty street at $3.50 instead of Z
o'clock p. NJ, the time stated in order No 26
current series. for the assembling of this bat
talon is hereby changed from $3.50 to 3
o'clock. BY order of
LIEUT. Col. GARRARD.
DAVIS FREEMAN, First Lieut.. Third Battalion
Ga. Vols, Adjutant.
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MILITARY ORDERs.

HEADQUARTERS
THIRD BATTALION GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS
SAVANNAH, GA, april % 1892
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CLOTHING.

ON APRIL oath, 1904, the frs.
american newspaper, "The Bos-
ton News Letter, a small sheet
issued weekly and printed on a
press with a capacity of about two
hundred an hour, was first estab-
lished.
In I775, there were thirty-four
newspapers with a total circulation
of 5000 copies, Steam came to
the aid of journalism and it has
done much to revolutionize the
modern newspaper.
We are putting a good deal
of steam into the sale of our
Boys and Children's Suits and
Shirts Waists this season. The
most complete line in the
South at APPEL & SCHAUL's.
One price to all.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

WOELTJEN.-Th friends and acquaintance
OF Mr. Z. J. II. WoELTJEN, Henry WOeltjen and
William Woeltien are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral of the former from the Lu-
theran Church THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
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ON TIE DIAMOND.
Results Of the Ball Games of the Big
League Clubs.

WASHINGTON. April 23.-Games Of base
ball were played to-day with the following
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NOTICE.
DAIMLER GAS MOTOR.

The safest. most economical and perfect G as
Engine existing. High speed. Light weight.
Running expenses IL cent per horse power
each hour. For marine and Stationary pur-
poses pumps elevators, electric light, boats, etc.
On exhibition go Drayton street.
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ATTENTION, FORREST CITY Gun CLUD,
Attend special meeting Of the club ct Ger
mania hall THIS AFTERNOON at 2:3O O'Clock
sharp. to pay the last tribute of respect to our
deceased member. JOHN WoELrJEN. Every
member is expected to be present.
BY order OF the
PRESIDENT.
Attest: c. A. LAHoTTE. Secretary.
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r. O .. D. s
SarsapariIIa

Gentlemen: Fifteen years ago had an at
tack Of infiammatory rheumatism, which was
followed by eczema or salt rheum, breaking
out on my right leg. The humor spread all
over my legs, back and arms,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

by
E. G. PACETTI,
Who takes orders and finishes work In Tin Roof
ing, Cutters and Leaders; repairs Tin Roofs
ana takes orders for all special work in his line.
Corner Jefferson and State Streets.
HOW TO SAVE THE EYEsIGHT.
Attn first symptoms of weakness OF the eye
sight, strengthening glasses should be worn.
DR. R. G. MCCALL,
At las Congress street has exclusive sale Of the
Celebrated Perfected Crystal" Spectacles and
Eyeglasses made by Kellam & Moore, Atlanta,
Ga, the only Manufacturing Opticians In the
south. fit is guaranteed and Glasses furnished
at one.haf the price usually charged by
Opticians.
DIR. CALHOUN
PRrsoRIBEs THESE GLASSES.
MONEY TO LOAN
On the monthly payment plan. with interest at
the rate Of 6 per cent. per annum.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY
viii loan money for the purpose OF building or
purchasing homes.
TIME-Twolve to sixty months, or even
longer II desired.
The advantage offered by this company is
CERTAINTY.
When you borro " the money you receive a
bond in return specifying the surrender OF your
security upon the payment of that amount,
with interest. the whole being divided into
monthly payments, fixed an certain,
NO CONTINGENCIES.
1875 CONGRESS STREET.
MONEY TO LEND
IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD.
McALPIN & LAROCHE,
Bull and Bryan streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
A Well Conceived and Long-Thought-Ou
Plan by RothschiId.

A WeII-ConceIved and Long-Thought-Ou
Plan by RothschiId.
BRUSSELS, November 27.-It is now
understood that the proposal which Al
fred de Rothschild, OF the British del
egation will submit to the mon etary
conference is a well-conceived and long
thought-out plan for an international
monetary agreement, and not mere
project for aid. A feeling Of greater
confidence has been created among the
delegates that thd conference will have
practical results. The attempt In GER
tain quarters to ridlcule the conference,
and the false impressions conveyed
by certain European papers are strongly
resently by the delegates OF AL opin-
ions. Indeed, II has caused the Russian
delegate, a well known opponsnt oil ol-
metalism, tonight 10 announce his In
tention OF bringing the matter before
the convention tomorrow and TO pro-
test against the circulation OF such re-
ports. The interest taken By the Indian
government in the conference Is shown
by the attitude Of It's representa-
tiyes. who do not conceal their opin-
ion that India has everything to
gain and nothing to lose by interna-
tioual bi-metaIlisu. The general feel
ing is that unless the conference comes
20 a solution satisfactory TO all, the
adoption of gold standard by India
must follow, and for India to face TINS
would be as much Of leap IN the dark
as would any other new scheme ana
would be fraught with the elements OF
perturbation and panic
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MIR. CLEvELAND's SUNDAY.
He Spends It In Good oId-FashiOned
Healthy style.

ExMoEE, Va, Nov. 27.-Notwith-
standing that the Sabbath is consider
ed a day of rest PreSident-elect Cleve-
land arose at $50 this morning and
took brisk walk in the vicinity OF Mr..
Farrells cottage. He afterwards
breakfasted and remained indoors
until afternoon. 1t was decided
not to attend divine services at Rev.
Sturgis' Island Church at IL o'clock, as
had been previously planned. Abont 2
o'clock this afternoon Mr.. Cleveland,
accompanied by Messrs. Jefferson and
Davis, took a drive along the beach.
The party were out driving for over
two hours. After their return the reg
ular five o'clock dinner was served.
In the absence OF Private Secretary
O'Brlen, Mr.. Cleveland attends to his
own correspondence. Almost every AZ
ternoon when the conditions are unfaV-
orable for shooting, the president-elect
seats himself at Mr.. FerralPs private
desk and faithfully devOteS himself to
answering such letters as require imme-
diate and personal attention.
Mr.. Cleveland sleeps remarkably well,
seldom awakening during the night.
The perfect quiet which prevails, to-
gether with the invigorating salt air, are
we'll calculated to both cure and pre-
vent insomnia. Although nothing def
mite has been determined regarding
the final departure of Mr. Cleveland
for the north, yet it is under
stood tonight that he will leave about
the middle Of this week for Cape Charles
City and spend a couple Of days upon
the estate of his old friend and spokes-
man, the late Congressman VIM. l..
Scott, OF Erie, Pa. If this intention
should be carried out the party would
start homeward on Friday or Saturday
from Cape Charles.
According to this programme Mr..
Cleveland would not return TO Broad
water Island after his visit to Squire
UDshur's plantation, where he will
shoot partridgeS, but take a south
bound train at NassawadoX, small
station three miles below Ex-
more. The estate Of the late Repre-
sensitive Scott contains about 1000
acres and Is situated one mile from
Cane Charles City and is known as the
largest and most productive truck
match I'm the country. There are many
favorable places for hunting and fishing
I'm the vicinity Of the Scott estate and
Mr.. Cleveland will there find both ex-
cellent entertainment and good sport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28
HIGHWAY ROBBERIES

SO Numerous In Washington state that
Vigilance Committee Is Deemed Neoes-
sary.
SPOKANE, WASH, November 27.-
The series Of highway robberies which
have taken place at Wenatchee, on the
Great Southern line west OF Spokane,
resulted last night In two murders by
the robbers. Gamblers, thieves and
cutthroats have made that town their
headquarters, reaplng a rich harvest
from railroad construction ren, who
usually visited the town 10 get their
paw and then proceeded TO spend IL In
saloons and gambling houses. Hold
up became so frequent that 10 was un-
safe TO 90 on the streets at night, and
not until last nights murder did che
citizens unite TO drive the lawless ele-
ment from town.
Joseph Cooper and trjerds wer4 = -
Ing from the depot 70 the : rel after
dark last night and while passing
through a dark place In the street were
confronted by two men who commanded
them to hold up their hands. Coopef's
friends obeyed instantly as tho straog-
ers had them covered. Cooper, who
was noted for his fearlessnesa, coolly
asked: "What do you want?" at that
instant one OF the robbers hred and
Cooper fell shot through the head. At
the approach OF other persons attracted
by the shooting, the robbers hed.
Cooper lived six hours after receiving
the wound but never. regaipee CO..
sciousness. The.s| Is no clue 70 the
murderers.
John McVIcar, an old and almost
helpless man, residing near Wenatchee,
was also murdered last night. He lived
alone in his hut, and was supposed TO
have considerable money. The body
was found this morning near the hut
with the head cut open and q bullet
hole through the body. The house had
been ransacked. The officers are In
vestigatlng the case.
The people have become alarmed( and
a protective association, similar i1f pur-
pose To vigilance committee. Will be
organized. A similar organization al
ready exists among railroad mdn. a
general routing out OF all lawlessIiess il
to be inaugurated.
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REDEMPTION and destruction OF the old
notes and the issue of new ones takes
time. Before the treasury can make
the conversion the sub-treasuries are
drained and the treasury has nothing
but gold certificates TO send them. In
this way gold reserve suffers until a
working balance of other material can
be got together.
The issues of United States pap 3
currency amounted to 1916, 726, 5S3, ex-
ceeding those of any previous year. or
the whole amount S29s, 900, 900 took the
place of like kinds and amounts de-
stroyed while SIS, 100000 consisted OF
fresh issues.
Partly in consequence OF the improved
condition of the coins themselves and
partly as the result OF more liberal
plan OF distribution the treasury be-
tween June 30, 1891, to September 30,
1892, reduced its holdings OF
FRACTIONAL SILVER
by no less than 81, 900, 900. A still furth-
er reduction is expected to be realized
in CONSEQUENCE of the recoinage pro-
posed for the remainder Of the current
year and In particular from the manu-
facture of the Columbian half dollars.
There has been a slight decrease in the
amounts of counterfeit silver coins and
paper currency presented at the Treas
ury. There was an increase OF over
S2O.OOO,O0O during the year In the
amount of United States bonds held for
the security of national bank circula-
tion, and a decrease of $4,000, 600 in
the amounts held as security for public
deposits.
In proportion to the volume OF ma
tional bank notes In circulation the re-
demptions continue heavy and having
amounted to upwards of S69, 100000 in
the fiscal year. A change Of the regu-
lations has been made by which frag-
ments of notes valued by the Comptroller
of the Currency at less than face, are re-
ceived Internationally from the holders
at the certified valuatisn. The Treas
urer closes by calling attention to the
labOrs of the commission appointed to
investigate the methods Of safe and
vault construction, with q view to i'm
proving the vault facilities Of the de-
partment.
The Treasurer urges that prompt
steps be taken to carry their suggest
ions into effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28
BIG BREWERY COMBINE
Backed by the ROthchnds Which win
Give America the Control.

Backed by the ROthchlds Which win
Give America the Control.
ST. Louis, Mo, November 27.-The
consolidation of the four mammoth ex-
port breweries Of the United States,
the Anheuser-Buseh and w. ]. Lemp
Of this city, and the Schlitz
and Pabst (the last with it's
four auxiliarles) with capi-
tai stock of fs4O, 600. 900 and bonds to the
amount Of $780, 600 to supply the world
with beer, is the gigantic enterprise
which is being fathered by the Roths-
childs, OF England, and the con-
summation of which is among
the possibilities. That it will
be ultimately accomplished, Mr..
AdOlphus Busch, President of the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company,
states there is reason to believe
and when seen by reporter to-
night the millionaire brewer
seemed enthused over the prOpo-
sltiOn. The fact that the Roths-
childS are at the back of it makes pos
si6le the carrying out Of such NAM
moth scheme. But it does not mean
that 1t is 10 be an English enterprise.
In the words OF Mr.. Busch it is to be
an institution Of the world, and the
interest in il are TO be held wherever
the bonds can be placed. With the
four breweries mentioned consolidation
into one enormous interest the worlds
market will be controlled from
America, even more effectually than
il is at present. The combined output
will be enormous as the scheme involves
an increase in the capacity Of each
brewery concerned, and 1t is claimed
that the combined interests of the
world, outside of the new enterprise,
will not reach the latter's capacity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28

NASHVILLE, TENN, November 27.-The
big exclusive pigeon show closed here last
night, the hall being packed. The meeting
has been one OF the most successful ever
held in America. The principal business
occurring during the meeting was the for
nation Of grand pigeon club, Nationsi
in lis character. it's called the "Ameri-
can pigeon Club and the officers are:
President. John II. Kenn, OF Kentucky;
First Vice President, Andrew Muehlig. o.
Michigan; Second Vice President, X. =.
RYAN, Of Maryland: Secretary, Joseph
Gavin. OF Massachusetts; Treasurer. John
ID. Able, OF Maryland. The Executive
Committee embraces +. NJ. Gilbert Of In
diana; X. A. Lasseter, OF Ien1essee' 1eo' o'
w. Eckert, of Pennsylvania; w. y. Cio.
SON. Of illinois; G. F. Wagner, of Cenada;
Charles j. Tanner, Of Kentucky. II was
decided to form an eastern and western e, ,'l. CIR
emit and hold q big shoI 10 each section
once n wear. The capital stock Is $500.
This is the biggest thing in this line eyer
attempted.
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Jim Corbett's scheme.

NEW YORK, November 27.-Jim Cor
bett's scheme for the construction OF
massive building to hold sparring exhibit
tions and appear daily in plays at the
Worlds Fair, Chicago,is already fixture.
p. H. Flauley and 0. H. Matthews, OF CHI
cago. representing a syndicate OF capital
ists Of that city, and who are the pro-
moters of the scheme, have arrived in this
city for the sole purpose Of securing Cor
beft,s Signature TO a contract The repre-
Sentative Of the syndicate says the build
ing is TO be built at cost or SlOOOOO.
Every known improvement will be intro-
duced. The building win be located on
Fifty sixth street, between Cornell street
and East End Avenue. 1t will De conven-
lent 70 all rail and water routes. VIM: a:
Brady will manage the theatrical en1 OF
the venture. CorOett is TO give three per-
formances daily. The champion believes
that the venture viii De a profitable one.
He will start in TO perform at Chicago
about MAY and continue incesssntly until
September He expects TO realize over
O.OOO. The building will be known as
Corbetts Vaudeville and Opera House. Q
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ar. Blaine Doing Well.

,uyeroN, ID. c., November 27.-
sins is doing very well. He is
7 strength and looking beteer
isy. Wos the reply made by DR..
M tonight when asked concern
condition Of the ex-Secretary of
TIE doctor said further that he
s1 Mr. Blaine only once to-day,
Al he was then cut Of bed and
uD and expected to sit up
the remainder Of the
Ths opinion expressed by the
sH I'm regard to the improvement
Blaine's condition is shared by
'-ay and by the attendants Of the
To Mr.. Blaine'S family his i'm
aant is especially gratifying for
ign that as soon as he is able 70
be will seek q climate more con-
sad beneficial TO him. The
.isa Of departure from Washing
Is said, has not been determined
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Sensational Arrests

''.N e kANs., November 27.-Sensa-
-,.eS-s were made today by the
~ -5;l5r case of Paul SWetlick, a
a.. .ller Of Jackson county. A
ii 81 81 STetlick rode on horseback
..ole iu Jackson county 70 the
!, ~! - SISTER, Mrs. John Stach. Dur
\ ,s55,. 5'5,. some one attached a revolver
\ ~ so that wbea he mounted the
s,,.-ss revolver was fired, the bull
i +, his groin and producing
,s-si-s lew days. The murder
e,s-,,1,la e,-.-,la a mystery until to-day. when
.a,,s....,.g5s who have been working the
3 3rs-,,11 r,-,.1 a4rs- John Stach, the muir
as,-,r : y SISTER; Joseph Stach, her son,
a's @ sS,,' ,-''0fWick, a labOrer in Mrs.
u A. it-oy Swetlck was worth about
osI[ 81 '--s rs NE was insured for S37, 800.
N S,.,.Sl Us estate would have passed
suirs, 49, ~ and 10 is believed her haste
W he murder ~ " - --o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28
A BULL FIGHT
Where the Bull Fighters and Spectator
Get the Worst of 1t.

Where the Bull Fighters and speota tors
Get the Worst of 1t.
SALTILLo, MEXICO, November 27.-
Hon. Joe Pancae, the Jefe Poltico, or
Mayor of the town Of Arteaga, about
forty miles southeast of this city, ar
rived here this morning after ten
hours hard ride across the rough noun
tains. He relates thrilling story OF
an accident that occurred at Arteaga
yesterday, and the object of his visit
was to secure medical aid for the un-
fortunate victims.
Arteaga is town of about 1000 In
habitants, situated in the midst OF an
almost impenetratable mountain. The
population is made up OF cowboys and
goat herders. The fall festas were
opened there last Tuesday and were
kept up for ten days. A feature Of
these festas has been the bull fights,
the animals of that mountainous section
are noted throughout Mexico for their
ferociousneSs and fighting qualities.
Two or three exhibition fights were
given during the week, but the
great event was postponed until yester-
day afternoon, when there were to be
four wild bulls turned into the ring at
one time. The matador, or slayer Of
the bulls, was to be Manuel Lopez, a
daring Mexican vacQuero. At p. m.
there were about $500 spectators
arounn the arena. The bandorilla and
matador took their places and the bulls
were turnep in. The scene was full of
excitement, and the crowd was fur
niShed with plenty Of amuse-
ment by the activity of the
banderillas in keeping out
of the way of the enraged animals.
After working up the bulls into a state
of great frenzy, Lopez got in to kill the
first bull He gave the animal thrust
between the shoulders with the sword,
but the wound was not fatal one. The
believing and wild capers of the wound
ed animal stampeded the other bulls,
and they made a united rush against
the heavy barricades which are
for the protection OF the specta-
tors. The barricades gave away
and the bulls rushed frantically into
the crowd of people who were thrown
right and left by the animals horns.
In their excitement the spectators
rushed to one side of the amphitheatre
to escape the fury OF the bulls. This
caused the seats to give way and fully
fifty people sustained broken limbs and
severe internal injuries. The bulls
killed one and wounded ten others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28
D,. scott.. Condition.

sHSsroN. ID. O., November 27.-The
tou Of Or. Scott, the venerable
'.in-lsw Of President Harrison, is not
clab.s tonight as il was last night,
he Indications seemed TO favor his
gt0l TO health. The unfavOrable
IS attributed 20 q slight return Of
consuming fever which has such q
at1g effect on the invalid. He has,
,re. been more uncomfortable today
yesterday, displaying greater weak
-3 being less bright and cheerful in
b The outcome Of the latest
bin the case may depend very largely
la progress Of the fever, the natural
le7 Of which is TO increase as the
wears on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28
-mo1s register

-,.---m 10 tis hsglS'sr.
gysroy. d. c., Nov. 97.-There
,.,tjai turn for the better again
senator Kenna's case, and his
.-e greatly relieved and en-
sdiH consequence.
weakness which caused the
q, Friday night seems TO
,ssp due 70 nothing more
Indigestion. On Friday
Senator also disObeyed
.restions Of his physician in
ex-senator Camden, who called
They talked for some time
ssrar.ion was graver than the
y, weak state warranted.
AZ be has rested we'll and was
! ,D'r.ts. He continues to keep
ssi bv the urgent advice Of the
although the patient himself
..o get MP and thinks he Is strong
Il I'D 40 so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28
Chshnlm gYnnls Renress-

y llTY, IDAHO. November 27.-The
tA.ene riots of last summer seem
- % be- productive OF international
4-o1s. One Of the foreigners ar
q July by the military authorities
ls and abetting the rioters has
s1 on his government to demand re-
-o1 tle United States. The man
a-oa Is Alex. Chisholm. Of Ward
s-3lec, Of Queen Victoria. He al
q ,oQl.y 70 be was by order Of Colonel
.' ,1e Fourth Infantry arrested and
p. mo prison. There he was com
,en-,u until September so with
e...,-l---.o1 or trial, his prOtestatiOns
s-s-L t.lzeDship being unheeded.
,'a---sl a.l Government and the authOri-
I, " ,,' ,S,s'algJ0n have asked Secretary
FAA1am, of Idaho, for informa-
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Imnersnnated Peart.

New York, November 27-Capt. Edgar
James Vernel, an educated Englishman,
is a prisoner at police headquarters
charged with forgery. He became asso-
clated with Thomas Aubery Peart, the
son of the Chaplain of Her Majesty's
prison at Birmingham, England, in the
grape packing industry at North Fork
California. Vernell, it is charged, alb
stracted enough of Pesrt's papers to esatb-
lish his identity as Pesrt, and wrote to the
young mans father for 500. The money
was sent supposedly to his son, but Yer
nell drew it from the bank, representing
himself as Peart.
Vernell obtained more money from
the Y. NJ. C. A. in this city, but Sec
ond request to Peart's father came soon
after he had heard from his son and q
complaint to the American Consul
caused Ternell's arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28
The Extra Session.

New YORK. November 27.-There
will be published tomorrow concensus
of opinion OF the members-elect of the
Flfty-third Congress on the question Of
an extra session and the repeal of the
Mckinley bill. One hundred and eighty
eight responded out Of $50 Congress-
men. OF that number 70 declared
themselves in favor of an extra session,
rs were opposed to it and Ss were nom
cOmmittal.
On the question of tariff rs voted to
repeal the Mckinley bill, "A favored 1t
with notifications, 81 were opposed
to any change and - were non-commIt-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-28

KaysAs CITY, No. November H;--Eg-
hor, Wheeler. a coal merchant. Of ne
et snhurbs Of Armourdale. died very sud
osnly yesterdsy at his home. since ne
Seath Of his little daughter two weeks eeo
NJ Wheeler has been very melancholy
snd a.. has nraved every day since thai he
,niebt nj, 80 foin her. Before retiring he read
ehs ,.I.s .,er -, from the Bible, and kneelinR 81
re re fbedside prayed again. expressing 9
Ses,re sIss N ne with the child. Yesterday
.nornSn1 ne was found dead.