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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-09

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U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 8, 10 P. NJ.


The maximum temperature for the dav
was S29, and the minimum $50, the mean
temperature being rs q bslow the normal.
AT 8 o'clock .. m. cloudy weather prevailed
in Northeastern Florida, along the imme-
date Middle Atlantic coast, along the i'm
mediate Central and Western Gulf coasts
in Eastern Mississippi Upper Mississippi
valley, and from Nebraska northward
over the Dakotas. Elsewhere clear to partly
cloudy weather prevailed. During the
twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock D..
IN. to-day, trace Of rain fell at Gainesville,
Fla, and 80 of an inch at Americas, Go. d,
very light, scattering rains fell in the
Charleston aud Galveston cotton
region districts, and light, scat
teriugl showers in the Mem phis,
Mobile aud New Orleans districts. Else
where, in the cotton belt, generally fair
weather prevailed. During the twelve
hours ending at s o'clock p. IN. l.02 inches Of
rain fell at Nashville.
An area OF high pressure covers the Middle
Atlantic states, lower lake region and the
New England states. An area Of com.
paratiyely low pressure covers Eastern
Texas.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
is: Fair, followed by showers, stationary
temperature; northeast to east winds.
T. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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squeezed through. and when looked M at
the hotel clock almost dropped in faint.
1t was IL o'clock. For five hours l had
tiattened my nose against that window and
taken no note Of time. The last train had
gone, and had to stay in Punxsutawney
all night That snake charming seance
cost me just $3.50. for that is what l lost by
missing my engagement in the next town.
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The Emperor Of China is the supreme head of
his subjects, and is supposed to receive his in
structions as to the management of the vast
territory committed TO his charge by decrees
from heaven. He is considered by his subjects
as being second only 70 the Almighty God, and
10 be the connecting link between themselves
and the Almighty
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas,
W GEORGIA L. BARRON has applied TO
Court of Ordinary for Letters Of AdIninistra-
ton on tho estate of JOSEPH N. BARRON.
deceased.
These are. therefore, 20 cite and admonish
all whom it may concern to be and appear
before said court to make objection OF any
they havel on or before the FIRST MONDAY
IN OCTOBER NEXT, otherwise said letters
willbe granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERR1lt.
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the LIST day
OF September, 1899.
FRANK f. KEILBACH
Clerk G. O., G. @.
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Sale Household Furniture
BY ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,

On TUESDAY, Sept. 10, 1899. at Ii o'clock. at
iS9 Liberty street. corner Whitaker:
PARLoR SUITE in ebony, MATING. MIR
Rok, ENGRAvIEGs MARBLE TOP and
FANCY TABLES, EASY CHAIRS. HALLET a
DAVIS PIANO, cost 5000: sIDEBoARD. HAT.
RACK, EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGE. REFRIG-
orator, small GAS STOVE, KEROSENE
HEATER. lot BOOKS. WALNUT BUFFEr
DINING TABLE, CHINA, GLASS, PLATED.
WARE, etc, etc, etc.
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In TIE EARLY summer the loving wife "a al
ways asking the gentleman who foots the family
bills; Where shall we 60 for the summer tc
she is asking: "How soon do you intend 20 take
US from this stuffy hotel and dreary shore and
let us get back 70 the peace and content Of our
dear old homer"
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FALK OLOTHING 90.

The special lot of Shirts
which the County Down Manu-
featuring Company have made
for US to sell at 75c exceIs any
thing ever before offered for the
price in Savannah.
They make these Shirts only
to more largely introduce the
County Down goods and al
though they have made a very
large quantity of them, we are
confident that they won't last
long, so as soon as you notice
that they have arrived better
come around and get what you
want
FALK CLOTHING co.
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MEDICAL.

A helping hand
to lift up weak,
tired, overtaxed
women-t that's
what you'll find
in DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scription. Is
gives you Just
the help that you
need.
It's a medicine
fbafio r,,alo oa~o
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Usage makes laws which are accepted as
correct; consequently, many widows retain
their husbands Christian name as a means
of social Identification.
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EOR YOU.

w=ywZza Cured me OF a most malignant type
MSpSESka of chronic blood trouble, for which
Wk<As2s&3sss& had used various other remedies
without effect. My weight increased, and my
health improved in every way. l consider S. S. s..
the best tonic ever used.
IS. A. WRIGHT, Midway, Ga"
Treatise on blood, skin and contagious blood
poison mailed free. !. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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MEDICAL

THERE Is HOPE
For every one who has blood trouble, no matter
In what shape OF how long standing, provided
none of the vital organs have been so far i'm
paired as to render cure impossible. S. s. S.
goes to the root Of the disease, and removes the
cause, by expelling the poison from the body, and
at the same time is tonic to the whole system.
However bad your case may be- there is hope
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BRICK
BRICK.
BRICK, BRICK, BRICK.

The Liberty Manufacturing Company calls
the attention OF contractors aud others 70 the
quality of our DRY PRESSED BRICK. BUILD
ING BRICK, PAVING BRICK, extra hard,
which we are now offering at very low prices.
Having q stock OF 100000 brick on hand. we
are prepared to fill all orders promptly. Before
placing your orders call and examine and get
the cheapest brick on the market. ONCE i3I
Barnard street. A r. FAWCETT, Secretary
add Treasurer.
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ct denotes trace OF rain or snow.
Z. II. SAYrH, Observer, Weather Bureau
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADvERTIsEMENTS. rs Words or mora in
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want TO supply, any-
thing 20 buy or sell any business OF acoomno-
dations TO secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise In this column
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LOST.
REWARD.

-~N~SN--~--~---~N-~--~~-
1--WE DOLLARS reward for return Of Irish
a setter with white face and feet. II. B.
STURTEVANT, 175 Bolton street.
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1r,aRows INTERESTING.
Tho canadian Minister Of Finance I
nliea TO sneretnry Fosters strIet etnres.

Tho Canadian Minister OF Finance Re-
plies to Secretary Fosters Structures.
orRAwA, oNT., Dec. 16.-Hon. George
E. Foster, Dominion minister Of fin
anco, has made reioinder to John W.
Foster, secretary Of state of''the United
States, who replied to the formers criti-
cism of President Harrison's message.
He said to reporter to-day:
"After reading Mr.. Fosters observa'
tions l can state that 1 have nothing to
add to my previous assertion In regard
to the reciprocity negotiations on the
subject Of uniform tariff between the
two countries. When the proposition
for reciprocity in natural products was
declined and before wider arrangement
was sdiscussed Canadian delegates inquir'
ed about the questioned discrimination.
We asked who would have power to
make the tariff and what would be its
range. For example. we asked whether
Canada would be free to arrange her
own tariff on woods. This article is on
the free list here. In the United States
Il is highly taxed. To this Secretary
the United States had heavy duty on
wools, and If Canada fixed separate
duties the proposed reciprocity ar
rangements would be simply nom
effective. Now must add that l was
surprised that Secretary Foster said
that Canada made as basis Of settle.
ment Of the canal question the free nav
igation of the Hudson river by Cana
dians. So far as my knowledge goes,
Americans never made free navigation!
a sine qua non for a settlement Of canal
disputes. I can't recall any occasion
whom Canada made demand for free
navigation OF the Hudson as settle
ment of tho controversy. Let Secretary
Foster prove his case il be has docu.
| mania
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MIR. BnAINE's RELIGION.


He IL CongrogatIonallsta and Not a Cath
olio-After All, It's His Own Anair.
Pnt1ADgLpn1A, Pa, Dec. 16.-A resi-
don't Of this city who has been an intl-
mate friend OF the Blaine family for
years, speaking of Mr.. Blaino's religious
views, said that he considered that the
great statesman was a Congregationalist,
which was Mrs. Blaine's creed. Neither
Mr.. nor Mrs. Blaine were regular church
gcers, but whenever they did go it was
as a rule to church Of that: denomina-
ton. When Mr.. Blaine was at Bar Har-
Dor he went to tho Congregationalist
church, and while at Washingtonhe did
the same. Miss Hattie Blaine, the un-
married daughter, and Mrs. Walter
Damrosch, the friend said, are regular
attendants at the Episcopal church, and
Mrs. Mccormick Is strict Presbyte-
rian, while Mrs. Coppinger is a Catholic.
"Furthermore, l have been in every
room of the Blaine household, and I
have never seen anything that would
suggest to me that Mr.. Blaine Is a
Roman Catholic. There is nota a cruci-
fix or any other Catholic symbol in the
%How can you explain the visits of
Cardinal Gibbons and Father Ducey to
Mr.. Blaine?"
81 know Of no other explanation than
that of replying with query, why do
prominent men come to sec Mr.. Blaine
Why does the heather Turk comeN
"Then you don't think that It ts at
all probable that Mr.. Blaine will be-
come q Catholic?"
81 do not think SO. Mr.. Blaine's re-
lirious training during childhood was
conducted entirely by his mother, who
was a Miss Maria Gillespie, a very de-
yout Catholic, Of Washington county.
His father Ephraim /. Blaine, came
from long line Of covenanters aud all
his alliances werewith tho Presbyterian
church. When running for political
Office he was said to be Catholic in
disguise, which was denied. Before
death he became Catholic and was
buried in the graveyard of the Catholic
church at Brownsville"
This letter has just been given to the
press;
az MADISON PLACE, I
"wAsurSdroN, D. O., Dec. l6, 1892. ]
"Nrrs. Blaine, in answer to my letter
OF anxious inquiry sent her on the sub
iect, asks mo to state that there Is not
the slightest truth in the report that
Mr.. Blaine has entered the Roman
Catholic church, and that nothing
could be further from his thought or
intention.
It should be needless to state that
Father Ducey has never been at the
house. JAMES G. BLAINE, JR."
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mAUNA LON VOLCANO.

The Great Volcano of Hawaii in Eruption
Again.
SAN FRAxcIsco, Dec. 1G.-Mauna Lon,
tho great volcano OF Hawaii, is in erup-
tion again and threatens tho destruc-
ton Of the villages of Hillao and
Waika, at its eastern base, and OK.
tonsive plantations oil cocoanuts aud
cane. L. A. Thurston, member OF tho
Hawaiian legislature, and late minister
OF the interior, who arrived hero yes.
terday by the steamer Australia, brings
news Of tho overflow. 1t was contained
in q letter to him from HEllao and was
brought to Honolulu on the steamer w.
G. Hall and handed to him just before
the Australia sailed. Tho steamer Hall
had left Kau Monday, December 8.
- For five days previous the illumina'
tions had been on a grand scale and the
whole coantry had been shaken by a
prodigious earthquake. Even in the
neIghborlng district OF Kau there were
heavy earthquakes, and Mauna Loa'for
defiance Of sixty miles each way,
threw weird light over the ocean and
all tho country round about. 1t Is
feared the entire village Of Htloa and
tho neighboring town Of Walka may be
destroyed, aud that the vnst and valua'
bio plantations surrounding them may
bn covered with lava.
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sATonLrs ADDRESS
SIN the Subject of DIsouSsio In cathollcl
Circles.

Still the Subject OF DISCUSSION IN C1thollCS
Circles.
B41r1MoRB, Mo-, Dec. 16.-Catholic
officials claim that the published re-
ports giyo very misleading summary
of the authorized abstract Of the pro.
ceedings Of the recent meeting of the
Catholic archbishops. Some Of the
most important parts OF the summary
are omitted. Although after Arch
bishop Satolli had stated that the pope
desired to have a permanent delegation
established in tho United States with
the concurrence OF the archbishops, the
official proceedings stated that he was
informed at the third session on Nevem-
Der II that the m6tropolitans did not
feel warranted in taking any action in
SO Important a matter until they had
taken council with their sutfragans
within view OF serious difficulties con-
nected with the subject.
at is we'll known that Cardinal Glib.
bons and all the bishops are now and
have been all along very much opposed
to any such papal official being sent
here" SAYS an authority on Catholic af-
fairs, land it is not likely that Rome
will'disregard their protests.
"After the most reverend delegate
had read his fourteen propositions on
the school question the archbishops
adopted the two resolutions OF Arch
bishop Ryan, OF Philadelphia, which
substantially reafirmed the DEGREES OF
the Baltimore council on that issue.
Nor does the official report say that be-
fore they approved the fourteen resolu.
tions they requested changes in them,
which we're made, and at the last ses-
sion OF the council Mgr. Satolli gave fur.
ther explanations and promised to send
Since the New York meeting Arch
bishop Corrigan wrote as follows in a
letter dated November 81 to Father
Doyle, tho Paulist, commanding an ar
ticfd the father had written in the
Catholic World:
"The facts which you present SO
clearly and so concisely furnish new
proof, if any we're needed, OF the sutli-
cheney OF morelyss secular education.
The experience Of England, Australia,
France and Italy is counterpart Of our
Archbishop Gross and Archbishop
Elder have also been quoted as saying
that the satolli fourteen propositions
are not endorsed by the board OF met
ropolitans..
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ofthe Taney-oonkey Worlds Fair
Contract Scandal Begins.
7 is CONCLUSIYELY PROVEN
That the Concession Wes Granted
Without Asking for Bids.
THE CONTRACT may Be E4NNULLED.
Commissioners st. Clair, of West
Virginia, in a Queer Light.
CAUSIIC NEWSPAPER COMMENTS

In Chicago--The "Post" Places Mfr.
Taney Of tho Wheeling Register"
in tho Attitude of sandbagger.
Tho "Timos,p which is an Organ of
the Democratic Party, Calls a Halt
on Mr.. St. Clair for Using His Posi-.
tion to Further his Political Ends
With the Wheeling Democratic Or
gan--somo Romarls on personal
Pecuniary Sacrifices" Which are
Pertinent to the occasiou--A Hint
for st. Clair to Resign and for DIr.
Tanoy to Bo "Flred"-The Union
Labor Organizations Score a Victory
in the Investigation.
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"rHE COOLEY QUEEN"
An4 llor Fathor o. rslaL a Unlon.Owa

And Her Father on TFlul at Uniontown for
Keeping a Fence.
US1oNTowX, Pa. Dec. 16.-At the
conclusion of the Cooley trials, John
Il. Pastorius and his daughter Ida,
"The Cooley Queen" were placed on
trial. The man was blankly stolid, and
his daughter was rather jauntily def
ant. They were arrested for alleged
fence Keeping in the way Of receiving
and concealing stolen goods.
Their line Of defense was IN attempt
to make showing that they. had
bought the goods in question and had
paid for them in the course OF COM
mon business transaction. The queen
took tho stand and made plucky de-
tense. There is unquestionably GER
tain feeling Of d sympathy for the wo-
man in the minds of the mass OF the
people, particularly the men.
The defendants themselves were the
only witnesses called to disprove the
case set up by tho state, and after they
had given their testimony an attempt
was made to prove their previous good
character and general reputation for
honesty. The case was then given to
the Jury, which Is still out. A verdict
Ia not expected before morning.
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Tho nIcGlynn Case.

RoxE, Dec. 1G.-The statement OF
Archbishop COrrigan published in a
New York paper in September last in
card to settlement OF the differences
between the church and Rev. Father
McGlynn has received full confirmation
at the vatican. Tho news OF tho recon-
ciliation has produced the hapPiest i'm
preston at the vatican, where Father
McGlynn had always been iayorlte
prior to his differences with his re-
Iisious superiors, 1t can be stated on
the highest authority that the pore mas
given special power,to Mgr. satolll, ms
holiness ablegate in America, to aottle
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nIe FIre RagIng.

CARTHAGE, N. Y, Dec. 16.-Fire
broke out at 10 o'clock in tho Hubbard
block and spread with such rapidity
that by midnight over score OF occu.
pants Of stores and Offices we're burned
out and the flames 'were still raging.
The Collins, Denes and BacEman
blocks are among tho buildings de-
stroyed.
The water supply in the reservoirs
gave out and dynamite was used to stop
the spreading OF the flames. Watertown
has been appealed to for assistance. The
loss will be heavy.
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A REroRT COURTEOUS.

Consrcssman Fellows, the Tammany
Lender, Gets in a Neat Piece of Fine
Work.
tors and actresses who took part in the
entertainment at Albaugh's opera house
for the benefit OF the national capitol
press to-day had special reception by
President Harrison in his private Office,
lust prior to the opening of the per-
forrhance.
One Of tho speeches at tho entertain
ment is q subject Of discussion in politi-
cal circles tonight. 1t was the speech.
delivered by Representative Fellows, oil
New York. Ex-speaker Reed had been
invited to address the audience, but
overcome by his modesty he declined at
the last moment to fulfill his contract
and the task was undertaken by Repre-
sentative Fellows, 81 Now York. Mr..
Fellows address was witty enough and
brirht enough to interest any audience,
hut the significant feature was his pre-
fatory remark which, was in effect, as
follows:
"Belng Invited ny Lue PLoSS S-I" w
attend this performance, l will cheer
fully address tho company, for the Ma
tlonal Press Club does not invite a
speaker to dinner without expecting q
speech"
There was pause for second or two
while the audience sought for tho hid
den meaning conveyed by the remark.
Suddenly there flashed across the
minds Of the spectators the recollection
Of the reform club dinner in New York.
There was ripple Of applause, tho rip
pie grew into wave, and the wave into
q billow which engulfed the whole
house. It was some time before the
performance could proceed, and to-
hight the whole of Washington is talk
ing about Tammany's (for Representa-.
tive Fellows Is a Tammauy mani retort
courteous to Ellery Anderson and the
Reform Club.
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New Ga, Diseoyery,

CLEVELAND, o., Dec 16.-A heavy
fiOw Of gas has been discovered in a
we'll belonging to Fred Dickman, near
st, Mary's, Ohio. Until few weeks
ago the water in the well was pure and
good. Finally an unpleasant taste was
noticed, which became 90 bad that the
water was useless for household pur.
poses. .The well was tightly boarded and
plastered over the top. a gas pipe was
inserted and q match touched to It. The
flame arose some twelve feet With very
strong PRESSURE
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souvopir Coins Sent to chicago

Nsw York, Dec 1e.-The treasury
train which left Philadelphia this morn
ing, having on board the first 10000 OF
the new Columbian souvenir half dol
lars shipped from the United States
mint in that city, arrived at the Penn
sylvania depot at noon in jersey City.
Dol. Elliott +. Shepard received 10000
Of the coins, and the remainder were
turned over to the United States Ex-
press Company to be sent to the sub
treasury at Chicago.
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SUSPENSION OF IMMIGRATION.
The Steamship Companies Argue Agains
tho Bill Before the Senate.

Tho Steamship Companies Argue Against
tho Bill Before the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-By invitation
the representatives of various trans
Atlantic steamship companies were be-
torc the senate committee on immigra-
ton to-day to give their views concern
ing the bill heretofore introduced in the
senate by MIr. Chandler, suspending
immigration from the old world for one
wear. The members OF the house COM
mittee on immigration Joined the sem
ate committee in listening to what the
steamship companies representatives.
had to say. Gustav Il. schwab, OF
New York, presented the case OF the
steamship men and argued against the
prohibition Of immigration for one
wear. He expressed the belief that the
magnificent development OF the mater
ial resources OF our country was due to
the enormous immigration OF the last
half century. He argued that Ameri-
cans would not and could not perform
the heavy manual labor and mentai ser:
vice required in tho DEVELOPMENT OF
the country, therefore immigration was
essential.
Suspension could mover be enforced,
as tho northern and southern frontiers
could not be protected, and the danger
from cholera would be increased, be-
cause a quarantine could not be main.
tanned on these frontiers. He pro-
nounced the syatem Of consular inspeo'
tion to be impracticable, and con.
demned the property qualification as
fatal to the emigration OF the best class
Of northern European people.
In conclusion Mr.. Schwab denied that
the steamship companies had adopted
restrictive measures looking to. the re:
ductton Of their sailings and refusal OF
immigrant traffic in any spirit OF re..
sentiment, or that they contemplated
new lines to Mexico.
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Zig Mail robbery.

FA1RpunY, Ills, Dec. 1e.-The oven.
ing Chicago mail pouch Of tho third OF
this month has undoubtedly been
stolen, as neither Of tho banks OF this
city, each OF whom had drafts to the
amount Of over $4,000 in this mail,
have had any returns from thom. The
amount lost in postal notes and cur.
rency Is not known.
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Democrat Counted In.

DETROIT, MlcH., Dec. 16.-A special to
the Fvc Press from 1onia, Mich, says:
The count in this, Ionia county, on the
Fifth congressional ticket was com.
pleted to-day. It shows the election Of
George F. Richardson (Dem.) over
Charles F. Belknap (Rep,), the
present incumbent, by twelve plurality
In the entire district.