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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
AT OUTS WITH BLAINE.
The Secretary Cool Toward Noble and
Miller.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-In spite of the
explanations put forth by Secretary Noble
and Attorney General Miller for their
omission to mention the triumph of the Sec
retary Of State in the foreign affairs of this
administration, and especially to give him
credit for the reciprocity policy and It's re-
sulting agreements, Secretary Blaine is un-
derstood to feel it very keenly and the re-
lations between him and these two members
of the cabinet, never very friendly, have
become less SO. However, in view Of Sec
retary Biaine's expected retirement from
the cabinet the only effect OK it win be seen
in the course he takes respecting President
Harrison's denomination.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
A relephone.Exchange Burned.

New YORK, Feb 13.-The Eighteenth
street exchange OF the Metropolitan Tele-
phone Company, which was located on the
TOP floor of the 5-story brick building, Nos.
8S7 and SS9 Broadway. was burned out to-
night. Toe loss is 100000. The eight
operators in the telephone room, four of
whom were girls, got out without injury.
Thirteen hundred subscribers are cut of, +,
and the telephones in nearly all the princi-
pal hotels were cut off. 1t will take month
to Dut in q new switchboard
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
A WeddNne at McRae.

McRAE, Ga, Feb. 13.-Lee Farester and
Miss Mary Wood. both Of this place, were
married last night at o'clock at the resi-
dence Of the brides sister, Rev. J. N.
Bright officiating. 1t was quiet affair, 50
much SO that no one knew it outside OF the
contracting parties until yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Rank oficere Tndicted.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb 13.--A special from
Jackson, Tenn, says: "The grand jury has
found true bills against n. s. White and J.
". Theus, president and cashier of the de-
func5 bank of Madison, which suspended in
September, 1890. The indictment charges
them with knowingly, unlawfully and
feloniously receiving money for deposit,
knowing the insolvency Of the bank, just
before the assignment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
al JaWeler Decamns.

PARIS, Feb. 13.-Somewhat of sensa-
tion has been caused in the jewelry trade of
this city by the dsappearance of prom
inent jeweler, who, it is alleged. stole 675,-
coo francs from the safe of a firm of which
his deceased father was q member, and de-
csmped. It is said that he has fed to Eng
land in company with a woman, who is his
mistress
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
BALANCE OF TIE TREASURY.
1t Touches the Lowest Point Reached
in Years.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The treasury
balance is stated at S2s 400, ,947, the lowest
point reached for many years. This
amount includes $i3, ,374 ,211 on deposit with
the national banks, Sl4673,673 of subsid-
iary coin and S402, 442 Of minor coin. The
reduced balance is due to recent heavy dis
bursements. including 81, ,000, 900 on account
Of pensions and 100000 on account of
refunding Of the direct tax collected from
kentucky and MARYLAND
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

ATLANTA, GA. Feb 13.-The Journal
this afternoon published in erviews with
1859 representative democrats, covering
every locality throughout the state, on their
preference respecting the democratic norui.
nee. OF tho ,239, $40 expressed themselves
for Cleveland, 2T7 for Hill. and the balances
for fourteen other improbable candidates.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Young Blaine Won't Appear.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 13.-A special from Sioux
Fails, S. D.. to the Pioneer-P Press says:
"The famous divorce case Of Blaine va.
Blaine is practically ended. The defense
will not put in an appearance, and a decree
will be granted to Mrs. Blaine by default,
ana PROBABLY the custody of the child"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
FIRE WIPES OUT A TOWN.
1t Started in an Old Lumber Yard and
Spread Irresistibly.

Spread Irresistibly.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb. ia special
to the Gazette from Newport says: "The
town of Murta, station on the Iron Mount
ain road several miles north OF here, was
almost completely wiped out by fire
to-day. The fire broke out in an
old lumber yard, and owing to a
stiff breeze spread rapidly to the
surrounding buildings. About two-thirds
of the buildings in town were burned, in
cluding q stove factory and millions Of
stoves piled about it. The loss on the stove
factory will reach 100000, and the total loss
is estimated at about S125 ,000."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Ad,niral Wnllia Daad.

LONDON. Feb. 13.-Admiral. Sir Provo
Wallis, X. @. b., senior admiral OF the
British navy, who fought on board the
British ship Shannon in her historical battle
Off Boston harbor on June 1, 1918, with the
United States friRate Chesapeake, died
to-day. Admiral Wallis was nearly 10l
vsars old
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Fulton's New Court House

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. l3.-Fulton county
is to build new court house. The present
structure has been completed less than ten
years. and has been greatly enlarged within
the past two years, but is still too small for
the wonderful growth Of the county. A
committee is now considering q site for the
new edilce, which will be a magnificent
one.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
"eatherby g. Stevens ACQUITTED.

Wssas,SSiiE,NATI, Feb. 13.-Charles s.
ness ssaerPy a. ~ and w. E. Stevens, doing busi-
soma - ~ eatherby & Stevens, were arrested
Cla9iru va Us ago at the instance Of H. B..
emhs,1.., q Go. Of New York on a charge of
have '15laleeinent, amounting to about $40, 900,
tue Cl.g;nl Clo9gn acquitted. They now propose to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Mother and Children Killed.

CHARLOTTE, N. G., Feb. 13.--At station
on the Western North Carolina railroad a
few miles west Of Asheville, yesterday,
three children were playing on the track in
front ?. an approaching freight train.
Their mother ran out to rescue them, and
the mot her and one child were ground to
pieces. The other two children were
maimed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
A DOUBLE SUICIDE.
husband and Vie Cut Their Throat
From ar to Ear.

PORTLAND, Feb. 13.-Elves Pardue, a
"el-known young farmer. and his wife
were found at their home this morning,
,,yng dead on the floor Of their bed cham
Uef' with their throats cut from
ual to ear. A razor lying
r'a "esr Mrs. Pardue led to conjecture thai she
wa, "aS tne last to use the Instrument. A note
%ilVVen 10 Mrs. Pardue's hand stated that
iae Sa and her husband had no friends and as
s'. mad concluded to commit
IIgiCile n. she would take her own
Sa5 Sng rather than live without him. They
Iqa T1a oeen married a year and appeared to
%r3 g happy lie. and no cause can DO
tS,aaeu t.nIg Tor the melancholia that seems to
sor tr,S leo them to 50 desperate determine
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS.
The Bill just Reported Saves Consid-
erably over the Last.

UK dD4y = 70. ULIO LltsEU
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The Indian ap-
preparation bill reported to the House to-
day calls for total of 81, 1856, ,787 The total
amount carried in the bill for 1891 was
81, 1909 which was an excess over the
appropriation made by the present bill Of
S244, l67. The appropriations made
for the current year aggregated
S17, ,657, ,S42, $9,6l4, ,99S Of which was to pay
for lands purchased from various indian
tribes, making the total appropriation car
ried by the bill dess the amount for the
purchase Of public lands $500, 157 greater
than that contained in the present bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Two women Burned to Death.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb. 13.-Mrs.
Gregory, widow, was making soap at
Wexford, S. c., yesterday when her cloth
ing caught fire. Mrs. Gregory's sister went
to her assistance, aud both ladies were
burned to death. Mrs. Gregory leaves
three children and her sister leaves six.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
MURDER AT HAwKINsV1LLE

a Negro Stabs Another to Death on a
Prominent Street Corner.
HAwKINsyILLE, GA, Feb. 13.-Martin
Owens. alias Martin Brewer, stabbed and
fatally wounded James Brown on the most
prominent street corner in the town al z
O'Clock Tonight. Both Of the parties are
colored. Brown died in fifteen minutes after
be was stabbed. From the testimony Of
persons present 1t Is evident that it is a case
Of delibo etc murder. The killing is the
climax Of quarrel over a skin game several
months ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
origin of the Hotel Royal Fire.

New YORK, Feb I3.-Tae fire marshal
to-day reported that the Hotel Royal fire
originated in the elevator shaft from the
candle of the night engineer. who probably
ignited leak in the rubber gas pipe while
making his examination.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
LYNCHERs AFTER A RAvIsHRa.
His Identity Established by a Pistol
He. Fad Stolen.

His Identity Established by a Pistol
He. Ead Stolen.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb. 13.-The negro
William Webb, captured last night for the
rape OF Mrs. Crump here, about a week ago,
was identified by her this morning. Her
husband identified the pistol in the
negro's possession as the one the
latter grabbed out of trunk and
used to make Mrs. Crump comply
with his wishes. Mr.. CrumD said the pistol
lock had a rubber in it in place Of q spring,
and opening the lock the rubber was found.
The negro had tried to conceal the pistol
When Mrs. Crump identified him the off,
GERS, instead Of bringing him back to jail,
went off into the country with him to
Waynesville out Of harms way.
A CROWD GATHERS.
A large crowd of people is in the streets
about the Jail now awaiting the return of
Webb, but growing weary have concluded,
possibly, that the officers have Sc
creted him Ia police headquarters and
have gone there to search. 1t 10 also
rumored that another crowd are trying to
go down the railroad to Mobile in the hope
OF intercepting the officers with the prisoner.
The negro is just out of the penitentiery,
where he had served ten years for similar
offense. The officers will have great trouble
to prevent lynching.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
HILL SCARED.
He Calls Conference of His Followers
at New York.

He CaIIS o Conferepce OF BIS Follow er8
at New York.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 13.-Senator Hill
seems 10 have suddenly awakened to the
importance Of the auti-mid winter conven.
ton movement in New York. This morn-
ing all his followers among the democrats
Of the New York delegation got kilograms
from him commanding them to meet in
New York to-nighs for a conference on this
matter, commands which they obeyed most
promptly. although their obedience in
volved the postponement of the eulogies on
their late comrade and colleague, Repre-
sentative Spinola of New York, which were
to be delivered this evening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
1annessee,s Republicans.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. 13.-The re-
publican state executive committee has is
sued call for the state convention to
assemble at Nashville May 4, to select dele
gates to Minneapolis and nominate a csndi-
date for governor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
BUFFALO FOR HILL.

c,nSo.iFALo, Feb. 13.-At the democratic
tOsias.s tOioses Il, IN twenty-six wards of the city
folosslGiV Hill delegates we're elected. The
dslsc%.n counties have also elected Hill
AIDES; Montgomery, Richmond, Greene
duchess counties and Newbergh.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Rulned by Poor Collectiona.

Bobm- A, W., Feb. Is. - Greenhood
LIQUOR. Co, clothiers and dealers il
labiHtiae ana tobacco, assigned to-day. Their
probstjess are $3.50 900. Their assets are
as the c5, sSOO 900. Poor collections is given
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
v,rgin,a's Debt Bnl.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 13.-The debt bill
was reported by the joint finance commit
tee to both branches Of the legislature to-
day. 1t was made the special order In the
House for Monday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Tvuhus Raging in Russia.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 13.-Typhus fever
is raging at Kasan. and a Gordon has been
established there for the purpose of pre-
venting aaY Of the inhabitants leaving tho
place and thus spreading the disease.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Rnaaian kafnpaaa.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 13.-Sixteen
thousand more persons from the famine
stricken districts Of Russia have taken
refuge in this city and have been quartered
on the householders.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Hin Delegates in New York.

So SSL~ YORK, Feb. 13.-Hill delegates to
"rae ~o S.ate convention were elected by these
tsSsatles; s,st Senaca, Orleans, Tioga, Cayuga
ss'sI sss and second districts; Jefferson county
district wv 'nN 0t7upen coun'y Seoonu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
To Oppose the sub-Treasury Scheme.

EMPoRIA, KAN, Feb. 13.-It has devel-
oned here that the farmers alliance dele
gates Of the Fourth congressional district
have been instructed to oppose the SUBJ
treasury scheme at the st. Louis conven-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
OAKLAND OR BADEN.
Where Will the Fulton Iron
Works Be Located
stockyards Company Satisfied Baden VIII b
the PIaes-oakland Citizens Canvass
Ing for the Bonus.

Arrangements have been completed for
beginning the canvass for subscriptions
toward the $4,000 bonus required by the
Fulton Iron Works for locating in Oakland.
A citizens committee has the matter in
hand On the committee are: w. A. Ken
ney. W. j. Dingee. W. G. Henshaw. W. G.
Palmateer, Thomas Prsther, arthur >.
Thomson and Victor elcalf
The papers 70 be circulated IN ORkl8n
viii con TAIN an agreement By The managers
OF the iron works as TO the conditions under
which the bonus is 20 be paid and the
Works constructed.
Plans Of the new iron works are now pre-
psriDg. The WORKS will cost 1906, 900, and il
Il the purpose TO have the plant under cover
by win Ger.
The pricA asked for the q ea.ss Of the
hays tract, On a. which TITO De located. il
Al the invitatle1 of c. w. Smith, vice.
president OF etssss South San Francisco Land
anu ta,--,rUvement Company, Messrs. Il. F.
gantingt9n. G. II. Croker, &. ". Towne Oh
| the Southern Pacific, Captain Newhail.
d. 3. HInckley Of tbs Fulton lson Works,
and others, Including seye5al beading
stockmen from Oregon visited Baden yes
| teTday &c inspect fas stocky Ezas and
sbstsair. All the various buildings were
4 rAaAAtutA dL0 tuC FiottSA5 C4EAtooCb -HCAkA-
eelyes as highly pleased with the works and
! their surprise st their magnitude.
/ Mr. Smith was seen last night by a
! reporter OF TEE CALL and was asked il be
could explain the reports that have ap-
peared in the press as TO the probability Of
me Fulton works going to Oakland.
don't believe there can be any founda-
ton for such reports" said Mr. Smith.
"Ihe terms Of the agreement for the re-
moval of the works to Baden were mutu-
ally agreed upon by myself and Mr. Spiers
ana memoranda we're drawn up and placed
Ia the hands of Mr.. Spiers' attorney 10 en-
able him to prepare the contract / have
heard or nothing since then to make me
believe otherwise than that the works will
IL due course be erected at Baden on the.
to-day and appeared veil PLEASED with me
SITE seleseted~tor- The works, and nothing
vas salf5y him about the Oakland report
-ITh'Satlshed Mr.. Spiers will carry cut his
oar part" Wv
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
RAILROAD NOTES.
What Is Expected of the League OF Prog
ress' Board OF Control.

What Is Expected of the League OF Prog
ress Board of Control.
The young business men comprising the
board of control of the League Of Progress
will meet tonight, and for the first time
since their organization will have a serious
problem TO discuss. As stated in yester-
days CALL, the political address issued by
the Traffic Association last week will come
before the board for its Endorsement There
Is no doubt but the league will declare Itself
in harmony with sentiments contained In
the address, but it Is ped that the board
OF control viii so more. The people who
have ~ led mo growth az TIE league with
NlHcl interest expect that IL VIII make its
hlsl Effort ia tba direction OF relieving the
state o. the burden which Is placed upon
the merchants, farmers and manufacturers
by she excessive charges made by the south
ern Pacific Company in the shape Of freight
tariffs and fares
On August the League Of Pre- viii
have 4 public meet - .5t5rig 'lnsster
which Is expected .sH grad Aifazr
Harry Il. W -. is the Chairman OF .h8
committees n charge OF this meetiue. ana
Ne NJ, already secured the services OF some
ekeollent speakers.
| The board Of control will render les FIRST
/, public repairs. 1t Is thought that over 2p00
| people viii be In attendance.
| The Board of Raj, aG Commissioners
bee as yet not TeceiYs ny answer from
Governor Markham 70 tle letter eenl 10
| him asking bis Endorsement of the demand
for $4,000 Appropriation FOR he purpose
| Of pursuing the investigation 5sged for by
the ShiVeiy com plant The Board Of Er-
amlners, who have also been addressed IN
/ this subject have sent IA acknowledgment
| to the Railroad Commissioners of this let
ter, sud have announced their Intention TO
discuss the matter at their next meeting.
he Southern Pacific company is expected
TO file an answer TO the Sbively complaint
hal Z hll fs.sa
but il is thought that the railroad people
Will prOcTastiDate and ask for further time.
II they do, Messrs. Rea. Beekman aud
Litchiield Will doubtless grant them any
extension they may desire
The news of the safe arrival In New York
and the transfer there on board of an ocean
! steamer Of the first trainload Of fruit from
California for the European market has
caused the shipment CT second invoice,
which lett Sacramento Tuesday night direct
for London
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ously that sufficient funds were quickly
raised to warrant the construction of the
proposed home At this time George Mont
gomery, the we'll known capitalist, OF Oak
land, and then new recruit with his wife
In the ranks of the Salvation Army, pre-
scented 20 the army the site upon which the
home hes since been erected.
And so il came about that the good work
was finally accomplished. Yesterday was a
grand day for the Salvation Army, and the
devil got an awful black eye.
Amid the blare of trumpets and beating
of drums, the sounds of many vigorous hal
Ielujahs, much praying and singing and re-
joicing, the home WAS formally dedicated.
have Savior who is mighty to keep,
Mighty TO keep, mighty TO keep.
Sang the enthusiasts.
Everybody who believes the Savior is
mighty to keep raise their hands," said the
major.
Every hand went up
Then the Rev. DR.. 7. B. Pullen OF the
Third Congreg ationai Church made rOus-
Ing speech. He said there were some good
people in the churches (the crowd laughed
and cheered) and that his church came for
ward with the first subscription,
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery both made
short addresses. Several others spoke. and
then Major Kyle began to beg" as he
himself put IL.
Were in debt" began the major. and
when he had finished almost half of the in
debtedneSs had been wiped out,
Then there was more praying and singing
and hallelujdhng, until finally the band
struck up march and headed for the Saliva
ton Army camp half a mile over the hills
The soldiers and everybody fell into line
and soon all were seated In the big dining
tent filling up on a Salvation Army meal
that only lacked the china and silver to
make il equal TO the best.
After dnner-it was not luncheon. for
soldiers dine early-there was grand hall
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rectiou, and to the east and north are lines
and dots of green. They mark the can
yons and the mountain streams and springs.
Setting out boldly, almost on the crest Of
one OF these old gold hills, is a large,
handsome frame structure. It's fresh paint
and the broken ground about it, the new
board fence surrounding it and many lesser
things evidence its newnesS. You would
rightly guess it had never been occupied.
In the front yard 1T being IL o'clock
Wednesday mornng-200 or 800 men and
women are grouped around a kitchen chair
On that kitchen chair is Major Kyle, the
leader Of the Salvation Army on the Pacific
Coast.
The major has his feet on the seat of the
chair, hence his head is above the crowd.
He is talking and praying and singing, and
the sympathetic crowd watches his every
movement.
1T Is shame on Christian society,"" the
major is saying, that such rescue homes as
these are needed. But God knows best, and
he has filled our hearts with love and pity
for the fallen. If we were opening l2 res
cue homes this morning instead of one we
would be doing little enough.
For my part, can't see how any Chris
tian man or woman can live in our gree.
cities to-day without having the'- hearts
touched and their souls laceT 81 lhe cad
condition of these poor wretC l1 s5sLers Of
ours that 70 sec or every side VI 3.
- I'd what We do see is nOt hali as bad
as What sc don't see. 0hI the misery and
degradation OF ii all. If stones ha6 hearts
they would weep ST the pictured
81 believe to-day the church OF God is
strenE enough and mighty enough TO put
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
A QUEER TRANSACTION.
Jeweler Curry and Barber Oppenheim-
er's Deal In Stolen JeweIry,

Jeweler Curry and Barber opponheim-
er's Deal In Stolen JeweIry
Yesterday Officers Murray and Wren ar.
rested Harry Oppenheimer, a barber WIN
has shop at 107 Fifth street, on the charge
OF receiving stolen goods.
Several days ago James Connolly was ar.
rested for burglarizing the iewelry-store of
II. Vartanian at Fresno, and a portion Of
I4e stolen goods was found on the prisoner
he was sent to Fresno for trial and the
oilicers began a search for the rest of the
stolen property. - '"0
ihey found that Oppenbeimer had sold d
soid rings ana gold watches to Robert A
Surry; 1eweler at I'll Kearny street fo,
GOO -Four OF the watches were recovered
from Curry and identified as part of tbs
property stolen at Fresno.
Oppenheimer WAS then arrested and co,.
iiessea mat Connolly had given him the
1ewelry to sell. When questioned bv Chiai
crowley, Oppenheimer made a number al
contradictory statements, at first denvino
hli knowledge OF the rings and later adj
uniting, everything. AN
curry does not explain how he bappened
10 guy 70 rings and watches from Opnen.
helmer, barber, whom he knew. witbon
question as to now the goods came in to IN,
seller possession, and it is probable h,
VIII be gwen chance to tell in court wha,
he Knows about the transaction.