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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07
TRIED TO SELL A nIRED HORSE.
The Sheriff Appeared Just In Time to
Stop the Trade.

The Sheriff Appeared Just In Time to
Stop the Trade
GRIFFIN, GA, Dec. 6-John Beckham, a
young man 20 years old, went to Carmi-
chaels stables yesterday about o'clock and
hired saddle horse for an hour. He dis
played good knowledge Of this section, as
be stated he only wanted to go down to Col
Searoy's and would be back in an hour.
Upon his failure to return last night
Mr.. Carmichael began using the wires
and this morning found bis man
and horse in GAINESVILLE. When the mar
shall appeared on the scene Beckham had
about closed trade with Mr.. Summers for
the horse for $50. Beckham was seen In
his cell at the station house tonight and is
either hardened criminal or very callous
rs to his crime. He says he has been work.
Ing In Atlanta for the past awo months
with Brooks Bros, who are grading on a
railroad contract
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A Coming Nuptial Event.

GRIFFIN. GA, Dec. 6-Cards were re.
ceived This evening announcing the mar
risge of Miss Susie Lee Stewart to Dr. Otis
d. Mcdonald on Dec. IA. DR.. Mcdonald Is
prominent young dentist with a brigh,
future before him. Miss Stewart is the
youngest daughter of Hon. John d. Stew
art. They are both popular with hosts OF
friends.
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Carrollton's Bank Prospering.

CARRoLLToN GA. Dec. 6.-At the annual
meeting of the Merchants and Planters
Bank OF this city, dividend of per cent.
was declared and $4,000 was passed to the
surplus The following directors were
elected: E. g. Kramer, L. G. Vaudeville,
G. B. Simonton, DIR. w. w. Fits, Hon. p.
Vaudeville, Hon. q. H. West, II o. Roop.
The directors elected E. G. Kramer,
president; L. c. Vaudeville, vice president
W. E. jenkins, cashier, and E. B. Brodnax,
assistant cashier.
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KATE-Ah, Laura, you don't know what you
do miss by not coming to dance.
Laura--DontI? I've had five proposals al
ready this season through sitting out dances in
the oonservatorY.-Fuan FOLKS,
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BOBBY Cat the breakfast table)-Maud, did
Mr.. Jones take any of the umbrellas or hats
from the hall last night?
Maud-Why, of course not: why should he
Bobbyy
BoOby-That's just what I'd like to know /
thought he did because heard him say sWhen
he was going out. I'm going TO steal Just one,
and" Why, what's the matter, Maudf-Har-
per's Bazdr.
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POLITICS AT WAYCRoss,

The City Registration Books closed.
License of Peddlers.
WAYCRoos, GA. Dec. 6.-The city regis
tration books have closed. The registra-
ton is short of last years. Several
tickets have been suggested. The present
mayor and council have done a great deal
for the advancement of Waycross during
this year and the citizens appreciate the
work that has been DONE
An ordinance was passed in January fix
ing the license of peddlers and agents at
$780, A we'll equipped fire department
was organized. The city liquor license
was fixed at $4,000. The city bonds for
water works were disposed of and the city
will soon have an abundant water supply.
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bIRMINGHAM, ALA, Dec. 6.-The stock
OF the Sol Levi Crockery Company, which
operates an elaborate establishment in
birmingham, was attached to-day by the
Alabama National Bank for Sl3 401 VIC
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MAMMA-Ethel, dear, why don't you say good
by TO this gentleman? He is very kind.
Ethel-Because, mamma, dear, you told me
yesterday he was the Lion of the seaSon''-and-
and am so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BudIe
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned not 20 har-
Dor or trust any of the crew of British steam
ship EGLANTINE Bruce master, as no debts
contracted by them will be paid by the captain
or A. MINIS SONS, Consignees.
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Augusta and Savannah Interest Pa

AUGUSTA, GA. Dec. 6.-The apprehen-
sion tnat the Georgia Central would be un-
able to meet the Interest on the stock of the
Savannah and Augusta road was dispelled
Today by prompt payment OF all liabili-
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A Weddine AZ rhomaavi,lo

IHoMAsyILLE. GA. Dec. CT. J. Ball
sna MISS May Ainsworth Of this city were
married to-day.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

GORMAR.-The friends and acquaintance OF
THOMAS GoRMAN and family and of E. ]. Ken
nedy and family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Of the former from No. 2s viii
son street at 3 o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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MERTINGe.
GEORGIA CHAPTER NO. 3. r.. A M

GEORGIA CHAPTER NO. 3, r.. A. M.
The annual convocation will be held THIS
EVENING at Masonic Temple at s o'clock.
Election of officers.
The dues for 1898 are payable in advance.
Transient companions are cordially invited.
F. H. MORSE, II. P.
]. r. SAUssY, JR. Recorder
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SPECIAL notice..

On and after Feb. l, 1890. the basis of meas
urement OF all advertising In tho MoasrEc News
viii be agate, or at the rate OF 81 20 an inch for
for less than 81 90
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ELECTION FOB DIR pCTORs

ELECTION FOB DIR BCTORs
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co. OF GA.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. /, 1892.
An election for thirteen directors to manage
the affairs Of this company for the ensuing year
will be held at the Banking house In Savannah,
MONDAY. the Cd day of January. 1898, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A.. M. and o'clock p. N.
Stockholders and their families win be passed
free over the company's road to attend the cleo.
ton from the 5ist OF December to ID Of January
inclusive, and be passed free returning from the
I'd to the 5th Of January. inclusive, on presenta-
ton of their stock certificates 70 the con-
ductors.
T. N. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
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THE EQUITABLE LOAN AND BUILD.
ING ASSOCIATION,

The seventy-fourth regular monthly meeting
of this Association will be held at the office of
the secretary, 1ls Bryan street, at o'clock THIS
wednesday, EVENING.
]. S. COLLINS, President.
J. L. WHATLEY, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

STANDARD MANUFACTURING & COMMISSION Co.,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 6.
A dividend of Eight Dollars per share has been
declared from the earnings of this company
payable on and after Jan. /. 1898.
L. LIPPMAN, President.
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his IMPROVING Conversation.

Their request was acceded to. only, un-
fortunately, the devout bird was sent TO his
new destination by water, and on board the
canal-boat by which be Travelled there was
squadron OF dragons, which in the course
Of day, 50 perfected his education at there
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TRAVERSE JURORS.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TRAVERSE JURORS.
CITY Court OF SAVANNAH.
NOVEMBER TERN, 1892,
The Traverse Jurors now attending this court
who were dismissed until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. THIS
DAY, will report for service TOMORROW,
the sth inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
By order of A H. MAO DONELI,
Judge City Court Of Savannah.
PHILIP M. RUSSELL, Clerk O. Q. g.
TO SUPERIOR COURT GRAND JURORS.
By direction of the court you need not appear
again until O'Clock on THURSDAY AFTER
NOON next, Sth instant.
This 9Th day of December 1899.
JAMES K. P. CARR,
Clerk S. G. G. g. Ca
JOHN NICHOLSON, Ja..
ATTORNEY AT Law,
ROOM NO. 9.
Provident Savings Life Building,
NOTICE.
All bills against the Russian bark ENIGHE-
TEN, Fagerlund master, must be pre-
sented at our Office by or before II O'Clock NOON
TO-DAY, or payment thereof will be debsrred.
A. MINIS SONS, Agents,
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any of the crew of the fol-
lowing vessels: Norwegian bark JORGEN
BANG. Swedish barks SvED, MEDORA, Dan
| ish bark HERMAN. German bark PHONIZIA,
as debts of their contracting will be paid by
the respective masters or
CHR. g. DAHL & CO.. Consignees.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
| STANDARD MANUFACTURING & COMMISSION Co.,
. SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 6.
A dividend of Eight Dollars per share has been
declared from the earnings Of this company
payable on and after Jan. /. 1898.
L. LIPPMAN. President.
DIVIDEND.
The Title Guarantee and Loan Company have
declared a dividend Of Seven Dollars per share
as held of this day, payable on and after Jan.
/, 1898. The transfer books will be closed until
E. L. HACKETT. Treasurer.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 9Th.
100 CHILDREN's SUITS
400 PAIRS CHILDREN'S KNEE PANTS
For sale very low at
JAUDON'S,
14S St. Julian Street.
NOTICE.
Travel over Hammers bridge on the Montgom-
cry cross road will be suspended after Dec 4
for a short time during the construction of q
new bridge over Vernon river.
| r. A. BLANDFORD, County Engineer.
FULL LINE
RICKsECKER'S COLOGNE AND EXTRACT
| -JUST RECEIVED Ar
SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY.
| Abercorn and Henry Streets.
DIVIDEND NO. 60.
AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD, /
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec 6, 1892.
On and after this date dividend of 50 so per
| share will be paid TO the stockholders of the
| Augusta and Savannah Railroad at the banking
| house of Hun & Lathrop, between the hours Of
/ A n 1 D 7 A
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DIVIDEND.

The Title Guarantee and Loan Company have
declared dividend of Seven Dollars per share
as held of this day, payable on and after Jan.
/. 1898 The transfer books will be closed until
after the 10th inst
E. L. HACKETT, Treasurer
SAVANNAH Dec 9Th
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HOOPS PILLS cure liver ms. constipatic
hiliousDess, jaundice, and sick headache.
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MARRIAGES,

STILES-SUMMERvILL Married, at the
residence OF DR.. j. J. Durham last evening at
1:% O'Clock, w. II. STILES and SARAH JANE
SUMMERvILLE.
PAlGE-TAYLOR.-O Nov. Sd, OcTAv1A.
JOHN D PAIGE
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any of the crew of the fol-
lowing vessels: Norwegian bark JORGEN
BANG. Swedish barks SvED, MEDORA, DAN
ish bark HERMAN. German bark PHONIZIA,
as no debts of their contracting viii be paid by
the respective masters or
CHR. g. DAHL & CO., Consignees.
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THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF
FINE SOAPS. CoLoGNEs, sPoNGEs AND
TOILET REQUISITES
Ever shown in this city. and direct from the
springs
BUFFALO, HARRIS AND BOWDEN LITHIA
WATERS
Go for the largest selection.
LIvINGSTON'S PHARMACY,
Bull and Congress
Telephone 293
spectacles selling at 76c, worth 90 80 per pair.
IN MEDICINES
Purity is of the first consideration.
challenge the most exactng todetect the
least impurity in anything dispensed in my
drug store.
R. c. MCCALL,
Corner Congress and Whitaker Streets.
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NOTICE.
All bills against the Russian bark ENIGHE-
TEN, Fagerlund master, must be pre-
sented at our Office by or before II o'clock NOON
TO-DAY, or payment thereof will be debsrred.
A. MINIS SONS, Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-05
nEMoCRAcY lN GERNrAN.

Capt. stuhl, of New Jsrsey, Speaks Under
tho Auspices of tho COMMUNICATIONS
Cleveland Union.
The American Democracy OF
Wheeling held blowout at the Opera
House last night, addressed by Capt. G.
L. Stahl, of Newark, N. j., who ia con-
sidered one OF the most eloquent Ger
man speakers in this country, Previous
to the meeting at the Opera House,
there was Il street demonstration, par
ticipated in by the German-American
Cleveland Union, which turned out
about hundred strong, and the Will-
lam L. Wilson Tariff Students, sixty
strong. Preceded by the Opera House
band, these clubs escorted tho speaker
from the Hotel Behler to the place OF
meeting.
In attendance at least, the meeting
was not glittering success, as the
Opera House was not packed to the
walls" as morning paperIpredicted.
The parquet and dress circle were fairly
filled, but only 4 score or two were IN
the gallery.
About forty vicc-presidents were on
luB lGtAAy SAA VIZ Wv
minent German Americans of Wheel
ing OF the Democratic faith. Among
them were: C. A. Schafer, f. Noite,
DIR. a. F. Stifel. Paul Reymann, John
Freidel, G. w. Seabright, l.. C. Stifel,
Christian Viewig, P. Vogler, /. Imhof,
i. Langa. +. schwertteGer and Charles
+. Brandfass,
DR.. A. r. Stifel, president OF the Ger
man American Cleveland Union, intro
duced as chairman OF the meeting. the
speeches by the way being all made in
the German language, August Weider-
bush, who made few remarks on the
issues of the campaign, and then gave
way to Capt. Stahl, who was received
with considerable enthusiasm.
Captain Stahl spoke for over an hour
on the issues OF the day, in German,
most Of the speech being made up of
fulsome eulogy Of MIR. Grover Glove,
lane, calamity cry on that Demo-
cratic bugaboo, the force bill, and some
remarks on the tariff and money issues.
Captain Stahl evidently has not much
use for the Republican party, and said
that Republicans about election time
referred to German-Americans as "re-
snected German citizens" and at other
times when their votes were not needed
as "those Dutchmen."
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New YoRw, Nov. 4.-The following
circular was to-day issued from Repub-
lican national headquarters:
"There have come to tho Republican
national committee from various
sources intimations that tho reserve
crop Of campaign lies for issuance the
day before election is very prolific,
and unusually sensational articles
are to be published present
ing what purports to be facts
from all western states for publication
in the east, and the reverse for 'publi-
cation in the west, when too late to be
contradicted, that shall have the in
tended effect at the last moment OF in.
Huencing the large number Of men who
are always willing and anxious to be on
the winning side. They are to claim
everything in tho east and give over the
west bodily to the Weaver electoral
vote.
Carefully prepared tables will be.
published that shall prove their asser-
tions and demonstrate that the election
OF Cleveland is beyond question. Re-
publicans all over the land should be
prepared for Just this line OF action;
they should discredit all claims
not based on sure information,
and the more sensational the
story the more it should be discredited.
The IrishIAmerican vote is to have
their careful consideration, and roor-
backs Of the most sensational character
are 10 be published. The sentiment OF
the race is to be worked for all it is
worth, and several Irish-Americans who
are us firmly Republican as the head OF
the ticket will be quoted us having at
the last moment turned to the apostle
OF English interests and deserting pro-
lection and honest money for the false
gods of free trade and wildcat cur
rency. Believe only that which is con-
sonant with common sense, or accom-
panied by unimpeachable testimony,
and do not change the conviction that
has come by honest thought, but vote
as your conscience dictates and rs you
believe to be right.
"You have the assurance Of this COM
mttee, based upon confidential and re.
liable information all over the country,
that the nominees of the Republican
party will be elected by a constitution
al majority that shall be beyond all
question"
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rious state offices, the normal schools,
the university. and the penitentiary
the latter institution having been vis-
ited on Thursday Of this week. Not an
official, janitor, a teacher, a peniten-
tiary guard escaped.
A handsome sum has been realized in
this way for the cause OF Cleveland and
reform. The INTELLldRNcER is able to
state this on very high authority.
Some money has been raised IN other
ways-some very novel ways. Eastern
wholesale merchants have been assessed
and asked to contribute on the grounds
that many OF their West Virginia Gus
toners are Democrats. Tho INTELLl-
GEScER knows Of one eastern house
that was made to pay $500 on this
representation. To decline might have
cost the house valued customers.
Thus large amount OF Doodle has
been secured. The corruption fund has
been increased and the Democratic
preparations to prevent tree,' tuil
vote and fair count go merrily on.
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TnREArNNEp rlLoUBLE.
shcehaa's Revolutionary oricr DeFYiug
the United sLatoA Govcrnmoni.

shcehaN's Revolutionary orttcr DsfYiug
the United sLatoA Govcrnmoni.
NEw YoaK, Nov. 4.-Charles NJ. Dem
nison, chief supervisor OF elections
for the northern district of
New York, haa issued final
instructions to supervisors OF elections
appointed 10 serve at the election No
vember s, OF which the following is u
part:
"Ihe extraordinary pronunciamento
issued by Mr. William /. sbeehGn,
chairman OF tho Democratic state cam
paiga committee. directing Democrats
to prevent supervisors OF election aud
United States marshais from perform
ing any OF their duties inside the guard
rail on election day is revolutionary.
Frequent convictions have been had
in the Federal courts of persons who
committed offences OF the same nature
rs those now advised by Mr. Sheehan.
The supervisors are 10 perform the
duties required OF them and particu-
lasiy TO follow the directions which re-
quiro them "to personally scrutini1e,
count and canvass each ballot in tho
election district or voting precinct
1uat -
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CoNFLIcT on AUTHORITY
Between Federal ana state oGlcers LiEel,
in Alabama.

between Federal and state Officers Likely
in Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 4.-The ap-
pointment OF United States Marshal
Walker and the subsequent telegram OF
General Shelly, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic campaign committee, to the
chairman of the Dallas county commit
tee, to arrest the deputies should they
come within thirty feet of the polls,
have caused some apprehension that
there will be conflict within the state
and federal authorities on election day.
General Shelly is determined on tho
one hand to make the state law para
mount in the management of this elec-
tion, and Marshal Walker on the other
is equally firm and determined that the
United States statutes shall control.
Marshal Walker has issued instruc-
tions to his deputies, in which he
clearly sets out their duties and says:
"Your duty is that Of police officer,
and YOU are directed that at the polls
you are to keep order, preserve the
peace and protect the United States
supervisors against violence or iptimi-
dation in the discharge OF their official
duties. In the event an arrest becomes
necessary, you are directed to carry the
person arrested before the nearest
United States commissioner Your
rights as peace officer in making the
arrest OF persons interfering with
United States supervisors are supreme
over that OF any state officers. II it be-
comes necessary in making the arrest,
you have the right to summon to Your
aid any sheriff, deputy or any other
person to make the arrest, and ii any so
summoned refuse to give you such aid,
you will Mt once notify this office. The
federal election is that III which there
is no election OF any state or county
officers, only that of congressman and
electors for President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States. Ii deputy
marshals are prevented from the full
discharge OF their duties they will
promptly notify me at my office in
Montgomery, Ala.
Your duties must be performed with
out infringing upon the right OF any
citizen or citizens, and in manner that
is firm, and free from any intermed-
ding display OF authority.
THE Republican state Committee will
nny sion reward for the conviction of
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KrnlIrn. ni. sItnntion.

New York, Now 4.-James LeBlan-
chett, the thief who last night shot and
killed Central Office Detective John
Carey, spent the night in cell at
police headquarters. He was we'll
Guarded. This morning when Superin-
tendent Byrnes reached headquarters
the murderer was brought before him
in his office. Blanchett's head was
swathed in bandage which covered q
laceratcd scalp, which lie received dur
ing the struggle with the policeman,
who arrested him after he shot Carey.
Superintendent Byrne permitted tho
reporters to look at the murderer.
Blanchett is short and stocky, and
evidently possessed OF great strength.
He had little to say, and realizes the
position no is in and evidently fears the
consequences OF his crime.
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Took Rat Poison.

LAroRrr, IND, Nov. 4.-'rhe dead
body OF Mrs. Coon Gaa was found on
the banks of Clear creek, this city, this
morning and the dead body OF her hus-
band at the home Of his parents mile
distant about the game time. Gaa had
murdered his vile by stabbing twice
and shooting three times after enticing
her to lonely spot where she was
found and returning home had suicided
by taxing rat poison. The couple quar-
relied often because of n jealousy and
had been married four times being di-
vorced three times. Gaa's brother is
now serving life sentence for murder.
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A MEAN LIE


Porpcrtrsted to Injure Republican
Acts rs n boomerang.
Special Dispatch toGn Itdligeacsr,
BucHAxxox, W. Va. Nov. 4.-The
charge made in yesterdays Register,
that a. G. Gilin, Repubicaa candidate
for senator in the Tenth district, had
sent whiskey to Newton to influence
votes on tho occasion of his addressing
the working men there. is being serious.
~ criticized by the Democrats as well
as the Republicans, both parties know.
ing the statement to be false. Neryed
to desperation some rash member OF
the opposition sent the article, and IL
is now found that it is acting as
a boomerang. All fair minded men
regardless eE party condemn this un-
principled trick and knowing the truth
they are more firm than ever in their
support OF Mr.. Giiieu, who is conduct-
ing manly campaign, resorting to no
tricks or schemes, but relying solely
upon tho intelligence OF his friends,
who, Democrats as well as Republicans,
recognize his sterling integrity and
manly qualities. Tho Democrats and
Republicans alike condemn the Registers
article US untruthful and unmanly.