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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-22
NELL FOUND GUILTY.
The Jury Out Only Five Minutes.
Senter ced to Hang.

%1C SAA O0S OhAS EANO Ah0bOCs
Senter ced to Hang.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-An immense crowd
gathered about the old Bailey this morn
ing all anxious to gain admission TO the
court room to hear Justice Hawkins sum up
the Neill case. On the bench with Justice
Hawkins were Lord Roylston, Sir Reginald
Hansen, Col Mildman and a number Of
other well-known men.
Neill did not appear TO be at all disturbed
by his position, and after taking his seat
be looked about the court room with great
cOmposure. At 1:40 O'Clock Justice
Hawkins began his summing up.
He reviewed the evideA ce at length. saying
that the jury was not TO expect the prosecu-
tion to submit material proof of the con-
mission Of the crime. The case was given
to the jury and they retired
Before the people in the court room had
time to thoroughly discuss the judges
charge the jury returned and announced
that they found the prisoner guilty Of the
murder OF Matilda Clover
They were only five minutes in agreeing
on verdict
Justice Hawkins at once put on the black
cap and sentenced Neill to be hanged. Neill
is suspected of the murder by poisoning
Of several women of Matilda Clover's class
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SEIZURE OF THE sEALERs.
Russia's Treatment of the British Flag
Respectful,

Russia's Treatment of the British Flag
respectful,
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 21.-The official
Messenger publishes to-day the first au-
thoritative version of the Russian capture
Of sealing vessels in the Pacific ocean. The
paper declares that six vessels were seized
at points distant eighteen or twenty miles
from the Russian coast, not from thirty to
forty miles, as has been asssrte d.
The captures were nearly all made outsid .
the territorial water boundary. This is ex-
planned by the fact that the sealers, seeing
the Russian cruisers approaching, fed and
the cruisers chased them, sometimes for an
hour and a half. Only vessels. the logs,
charts. etc., of which proved that they had
been sealing in Ru sian waters, were
seized. Three Of the vessels captured
were released with warning. The conduct
of Russian officers was blsmeless. The
British flag was not insulted, it was only
hauled down and replaced by the Russian
colors after the vessels had been seized. The
crews OF the captured vessels were well
treated. but when they became quarrelsome
and insulting to the Russian officers order
had to be restored by force of arms. The
Official Messenger says that the Door catch
of seals on Cooper Island is due TO the fact
that the rookeries have been destroyed by
sealers, especially English.
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COLUMBUS PRAYER.

copy OF the Discoverer's Invoc alton
Received at 81. Augustine.
Sr. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Oct 2l.-Colum-
els day was observed by all business being
appended, regatta, public school exer-
r'es in the opera house, a parade of the
United States troops, local militia and pub
@School children on the principal streets;
sloot race, firemen's tournament and vari-
SSASports. The following prayer, said by
saum6us on landing at San Salvador, sent
l9n the archives OF the cathedral at Sc
vAe IN Spain by Miss A. NJ. Brooks, was
Le'd; Lord God, eternal ana omnipotent,
Ipyhy sacred word thou hast created the
heavens and earth and sea. Thy name be
praised, known and proclaimed In this
oI1er part of the world" This prayer, by
SSrler Of Spanish kings, was repeated by
balboa, Cortez and Pizarro on new dis
cOverles.
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Sensational-Nol

But we expect to create q sensation in the
clothing trade before the season is half over;
if you see our goods (irsr-class in every
respect and the low prices we name for
them you will certainly be surprised.
Realizing the fact that cotton. turp entine,
in fact everythi z, is at the lowest price,
aud that producers and consumers are com
PEELED to economic, we start the ball a-roll-
ing for the fall with lower prices than we're
ever named for the same class of goods:
Mems strictly Atwood che Viot suits for $40.
You have paid many times SIS for no bet
ter suits. Our fne suits in sacks and three
button getaways are in every respect as
good as any made to order, and 1t Ii need
less to state you can buy them at THE
Famous" for about one-half what q mer
chant tailor will charge Children's suits
positively at cost, as we are closing the line
out. A big line of scarts and four-in-heDds
50-cent goods for 80 cents. 1.-THE Famous
Clothing House, las BrouRhton street, Sa-
vannsh, Ga.
BENNETT HYMEs, Proprietor.
Agents for Wanamaker & Brown, for
clothing TO order.-ud.
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ALL UNDER ONE FLAG.

A Patriotic Columbian Celebration at
CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct 21.-The CO.
iumbus day celebration by the school chill
dren was q most notable event monster
procession paraded the principal streets, in
which white and colored children were es-
corted by the grand army aud confederate
Veterans and civil and military bodies.
rive thousand children we're in line. A
feature Of the parade was huge national
ensign, arranged in the form of canopy,
Oorne by the confederate veterans, under
/" hlcn marched pretty school girls bearing
banners OF the several states of the union.
: ne canopy bore the legend "All Under
one Flag" The exercises of the day were
concluded in the park OF the court house,
where 5000 people listened TO appropriate
oratlons, poems and music. The day was
Drought to fitting finale by an elaborate
cantata, The Voyage OF Columbus" COM
Iosed by Dudley Buck, was sung by q
chorus of hundreds aided by famous solo-
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artillery regiment. U. s. A, under COM
mand OF Maj. Rawles, headed the process
sion, followed by the Fourth regiment
of the state guard, under Capt.
Calhoun. Next came the grand army post,
escorted by the Confederate Veterans AS
ISOLATION. Over 5000 school children were
in line. At the state capitol the objective
point Of the parade, the governor, state and
federal officers, daughters Of the revolution,
etc. were gathered on the revie wing stand,
while arranged around them were 5000
school children, who waved 900 flags and
greeted the head Of the procession with Hail
Columbia" Fully 10000 persons viewed the
procession.
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BRUNSWICK IN LINE.
Columbus Day Observed by {
Schools and Military.

Columbus Day Observed by Her
Schools and Military.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Oct. 21.-Columbus
day was celebrated enthusiastically to-day
in Brunswick. At Glynn's public schools,
6upt. A. Iverson Branham had arranged a
programme, which was carried out by the
pupils in a splendid manner, calling forth
much applause from large audience COM
posed Of Brunswick's best people. The
exercises were SO complete and 80 we'll exc
cuted that all the visitors were agreeably
surprised.
This afternoon the Brunswick Ri6emeu,
commanded by Lieut.. Sylvanus Littlefeld.
paraded, end had an interesting annual tar
get shoot, Private Charles Montgomery
winning the medal.
The Light Horse Guards, Brunswick's
crack cavalry company, under command OF
Capt. Jordan Thomas, were out in full
force, and gave an exhibition drill to a
large crowd of spectators. After the drill
the newly -elected Junior Second Lieut..
frank Cunningham, opened punch bowl
TO bis comrades, and the Guards wound up
the day i speaking, toast and gem
eral jollification.
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CHICAGO FAIR.
fcont,n,.ed from the Second Paoe.)

i,Ovaries of Columbus and their effect on
lnodern civilization and the republican,
Iorm OF government.
l.booIs of Ocala, past and present, and the
Loaf Improvement on modern educational
methods over the OLD.
/ Mayor Otis Green, who spoke for the
knights Of Pythias, whose commander he
H. Rad for his theme knights Errantry."
II Pav I B. Sey invoked the divine bless
H. and ended the speaking by telling
Enmorously to the children Columbus story
Il Jndgs Finley r. Sanderson and r A.
IPurnford owing TO court duties could not
Ian their places on the programme to the
IVreat regret Of the large audience.
II The school children interspersed the ex-
sises with patriotic songs.
A flag was raised by the members OF the
lG a. r.. with firing Of saiutes by the Ocala
|Rifes. and the booming OF cannon.
It was a day of great rejoicing and i'm
|neuse patriotism.
Marion county observed Columbia day.
Howard academy and the Ocala Indus.
trial schools, both colored, did themselves
great credit by their exercises.
Many business houses were nicely deco
rated.
GENERALLY OBSERVED IN FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 2l.-Nearly
svery city, town and village In Florida
celebrated Columbus day in an appropriate
manner. The day has been marked by ex-
ercises Of some kind at fully 800 points in
this state. The celebration in this city con-
sisted of a parade of the military and
school children, and exercises by the latter
in the Subtropicsl exposition building.
Nearly l, 700 took part in the procession.
High mass was celebrated in nearly all the
Catholic churches throughout the state.
PENSACOLA oUTDoEs HERSELF.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Oct. 21.-Pensacola's
celebration of Columbus day was very
elaborate and handsome. The United States
garrison at Fort Barrancas, the state troops,
civil societies and fire department.. with 100
floats made display exceeding any demon
stration in the history of the city. Colum-
\ bus, in vessels which were exact limitations
/ Of his feet in which he left Palos, landed at
noon. Indians In costume met him, while
artillery roared and 10000 spectators ap-
plsuded In the procession his voyage was
Illustrated, and Immediately following came
floats representing the progress Of 400 years
by steam and sailing vessels, locomotives
and railroad trains, electrical and other
devices.
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Emperor Williams Congratulations,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.-President Har-
rison to-day received the following telegram
from Secretary John w. Foster at Chicago:
by direction Of the German emperor, bis
charge affairs expresses TO you on this, the
2lst Of October, devoted to universal cels-
bration OF the 400tn anniversary OF the dis.
covery of America, his imperial majesry's
most sincere congratulations and wishes for
t.. welfare of the country. I have CON
veyed to the charge your deep appreciation
of the imperial message"
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A Sig Display at Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Va, Oct. 21.-The celebration
OF the Columbus anniversary in Norfolk to-
day was the most imposing display ever
known in the history of the city. The pro.
cession was composed OF a regiment of
regular troops from Fortress Monroe, ma
rines and soldiers from the navy yard. Vir-
ginia volunteers, civic orders, Indian school
children and the Catholic societies OF the
city. There were over 900 school children
In line. The ceremonies ended tonight by
a brilliant display Of fireworks.
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A RIoYcL1sT DROPS DEAD.
Heart Disease Claims Him After II
Had Run a Race.

Heart Disease Claims Him After He
Had Run a Race.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 21.-During a
meet to-day at the Point Breeze track Of the
the South End wheelmen, William H. Mar
riott, aged SO years dropped dead from
heart disease ten minutes after finishing a
race.
One of the events of the clubs annual
meet is a team race of a mile of ten men to
side. Mr.. Marriott went into the race
merely to make up the num-
her needed on one easy and
he took things 80 leisurely that he finished
the last Of twenty men. His son, Frank
Marriott, who has the reputation of being
the best road rider, rode in the same team
as his father and finished first. About ten
minutes after the race was over Mr. Mar
riott while standing talking to ome friends,
fell to the ground aud died while being
taken to a hospital.
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Petersburg Celehrataa.

PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. 21.-Columbuy
day was celebrated in Petersburg. The
banks and different government Offices were
closed. Appropriate exercises were held IN
the public schools, at st. Johns school and
at the Virginia Normal and Collegiate In
stitute. Many Catholic citizens had their
stores and residences decorated with Ameri.
can, Irish and Virginia flags. Tonight the
Catholics have grand banquet.
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Scottish Rite Masons

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2L-The supreme
council Of the Scottish rite Masons for the
southern jurisdiction to-day voted to hold
its next meeting In 1894 at st. Louis. Vari-
Gus propositions looking to an amalgama-
ton Of the southern and northern jurisdic-
tions have been submitted, and IL 10 thought
likely that q union will take place, but how
soon cannot be predicted A petition from
the Cernean Scottish Rite Masous praying
for recognition was unanimously reiected.
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CELEBRATIONS BvBaYwaEaE.
The Whole Country Gives Itself Over
to Patriotism.

The Whole Country Gives Itself Over
to Patriotism.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.-The celebration
Of Columbus discovery was universal to-
day throughout the continent with an
elaboration and disp ay proportioned to the
SIZE of the communities. In cities like New
York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore, Cincinnati and St. Louis, the
event was worthy OF extended space in
description of each, but they are
overshadowed by what has happened at
Chicago. The most prominent feature
everywhere was { 9 part taken by the
children. In no case was there failure to
mention the little ones in the ceremonies
Their absence would be as notable as the
absence OF religious observance.
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M'MAHoN ALL RIGHT.

He Will Not Carry Cut His Threat to
Run IS an Independent.
NEW YORK. Oct. eileen. Martin No
Mahon has Withdrawn his threat to run as
an independent candidate for congress in
the Tenth district with view Of defeating
Gen. Dan E. Sickles. This is said to be the
result of a conference between Gen. Nc
Mahon and Thomas Gilroy at the Mansion
house. Mr.. Gilroy told Gen. Mcmahon that
il he became a candidate he would help
elect a republican. 81 arm a true demo-
crat, :" Gen. McMahon said, land will not
imperil the democracy's success in the state
or national election
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-22
A Foot BAN P1ayer Killed.

PoUaHKEEPsIE, N. Y. Oct. 2i.-Joseph
z. Perez and other students of Eastman
College were playing foot ball when Perez
came in contact with one Of the other play
ers and was thrown 10 the ground and sus-
tanned such injuries that he died last night
at 10 o'clock. The fall produced conclusion
OF the brain.
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DIsQUIET IN SAM A.
Germany Dissatisfied With the Tr
MARTHA Convention

Germany Dissatisfied With the TIL
parttte Convention.
BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-The Vossische Zejtunq
confirms the reports that disquiet prevails
in Samoa. The paper declares that Ger
many is now convinced that the Samoan
convention was one of the greatest mistakes
of German diplomacy. Great Britain, the
United States and Germany, it adds, are all
agreed that the present situation in Samoa
ia insupportable and that the convent ton
must be amended Pending this the Vos-
sische Zettung recommends the immediate
construction Of cable TO Samoa to enable
the governments to communicate with their
consuls without delay.
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Charlestnn Celehrates-

CHARLESTON. S. c., Oct. 21.-AIl the
schools and colleges 10 this city celebrated
Columbus day and it was otherwise OBJ
served as a national holiday. The only re-
ligious service held vas at the Catholic
cathedral, where all the Catholic orgauiza>
tons, civic and military, attended mass.
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BLAINE NOT TO SPEAK.
The Ex-Secretary Reiterstes His De-
cision in the Matter.

cision in the Matter.
New YORK, Oct. 21.-A story was pub
lished this afternoon stating that James g.
Blaine had formally placed himself at the
disposal of the republican rational commit
tee and that he would make three speeches
during this . campaign. An Associated
Press reporter sa " Mr.. Blaine at 2 o'clock
this afternoon and called his attention TO
the foregoing statement. Mr.. Blaine said
it was absolutely untrue, and that he had
not placed himself at the disposal Of the re-
publican national committee. II am doing
nothing further in politics." Mr.. Blaine
aaid
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-22
SANTIAGO DEL EsTEao's REVOLT.
It Z ad It's Origin In an Attack on the
City Hall By twenty-five Citizens.

It Z ad It's Origin In an ATTACK on the
City Hall By twenty-five Citizens.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-A spe ial to the Times
from Buenos Ayres says the revolt in San
tiago del Estero had its origin in a band of
twenty-five citizens, vino were headed by
Garya, leader of the last outbreak IN this
CITY. They made an attack on the city
hall, which was defended by number of
troops. The latter fought desperately for
an hour, but the attacking force compelled
them TO surrender. The loss on hoth sides
was five me killed and nine men wounded.
The governor and vice govern were capt
ured by ths rebels.
According to one authority the outbreak
was merely meeting AmoAE the soldiers i'll
tue barracks at SANTIAGO
The Times correspondent denies this,
however, and says the revolt IS tue result OF
a well-matured plan to oUst the provincial
government. The city is quiet, but great
enthusiasm prevails among the people at
the success of the rebels.
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Failed to Beat the Record.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 2l.--Ten thous-
and people passed through the gates Of
Cumberland Park to-day. It was a tilt
against time by the famous Hall Pointer.
The Gelding was not able 10 vanquish the
Scythe bearer to-day, his mile being 30S<,
1:0114, 1884, 2:055l.
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Business Suspended at richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2L-Columbus dav
was celebrated here to-day by the partial
suspension of business and the closing of
public offices. banks and public schools.
This was childrens day at the exposition,
and the attendance was the largest since it
opened on Oct. 6.
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Brooklyn's Gala Day.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.-Brooklyn's gala
day in honor Of Christopher Columbus,
dawned under gray haze but turned out a
magnificent autumn day. The parade was
a great success and was reviewed by Presi-
dent Cleveland.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-22

To cure any scrofulous disease or humor,
try Ayers Sersaparilla. 1t cleanses the
blood I'D
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MRS. HARRISON SINKING.
The Patient Growing Weaker and
Weaker All the Time


The Patient Growing Weaker and
Weaker All the Time.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.---The condition of
Mrs. Harrison was this morning reported
to be about the same. Dir. Gardner. after
the morning visit. said the disease was max
ing rapid progress in the lett lung, and the
patient is getting weaker and weaker all the
time. He could not say positively that she
would not pass away within a few hour,
nor would be surprised if she fingered for
weeks.
As the day wore on Mrs. Harrison seemed
to get a little stronger. and the terrible feel
ing Of alarm that prevailed at the white
house gave way during the afternoon to
more hopeful feeling.
REFRESHING SLEEP.
WASHINGTON, Oct. q, II 80 P. MFRS.
Harrison has slept the greater part of the
day and her slumber was natural and re-
freshing. AS result she has recovered con-
siderably from the effects of last nights
sinking spell, the reports Of which naturally
alarmed everybody this morning. At 10
o'clock tonight DR.. Gardner said to the
MORNING NEWS correspondent that while
Mrs. Harrison's general condition was no
better she had certainly recovered greatly
from last nights bad attack. He said she
might have several such sinking spells be-
fore the end came. They might be brought
on by a violent fit of coughing. The family
were all day very mich depressed in spirit
at the change for the worse in Mrs. Harri-
sons condition, ana dread recur ence of
the alarming sinking spells which mani
tested themselves during the night. In re-
spouse to a hasty summons James r.
Mckee, the Presidents son-in-law, came
from Boston yesterday and arrived at the
sorrow-stricken house shortly after mid
nil
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LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 2l--Follow
q summary of to-daYls races here:

FIRST RAoE-Seven furlongs. Lyman won,
with London Smoke second and General Miles
third. Tine 1870. Hyman and London Smoke
were both disqualified by the judges for inter
ference with the favorite, General Miles, half
way down the stretch Under their decision
General Miles was placed first, Comedy second
and ugeni third.
SKcoEp RAcE-One mile. Coquette won, with
Faraday second and Miss Hawkins third. Time
1:4!M,
THIRD RAcE-Five and one half furlongs
Price Drouer won with Boundless second and
Sally K third. Time i::Olk
FOURTH RACE-Sfx furlongs. Kilgore won
with Jolly Tar second and Parapet third. Time
l1716
FIFTH RAcE-One half mile. Interior won
with Luke F. secopd and The Here's third
Time 0:50
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a BIG PARADE AT ATLANTA.
0H thousand School Children Greet 1t
With Songs and Flags.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 21.-The 40Oth an
ra,'Versary Of the discovery Of America by
oolumbus was celebrated here by an inn
.isnsa parade Of all the military and civic
~''etIes and school children. The Fourth
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RUNS OF THE RACERS.
A Summary of the Principal Events
of the Day.

WASHINGTON, Dot. 21.-Thesresults at
Benning's to-day were:
FIRST RACE-Four and a half furlongs Knick
Knack won. with May Lose second and Naphtha
third. Time 0:561S.
SECOND RACE-Five furlougs. Walcott won,
with Sirocco second and Capt Wagner third
Time l:0iN.
THIRD RGcE-SiK furlongs. Chiswick won
with LizzeUta second and Tormentor third. Time
1:1416.
FOURTH RAcE-One mile and three .sxteenths
Diabloswon, With Cynosure second and Sir Wal
ter Raleigh third. Time 2:O23z
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Lowlander won,
with Nockbarren second and Emn Boy third.
Time 1:4334,
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No other Sarsaparilla possesses the Com
bination, Proportion, and Proce 3 Which
make Hoods Sarsaparills peculiar to itself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
ner lots Of the big aud bounding and
wild and woolly West.

ner lots Of the big aud bounding and
wild and woolly West.
The removal of the Dalton gang In a
measure restores our confidence in the
Vests ability 10 take care of itself. 1t
shows that Winchester rifles are not
made for the sole use of bandits. and
that society has within it the power TO
protect itself against lawlessness-even
in the West.
The man who handled the rifle that
brought down three of the Daltons
ought to have reserved seat on the
platform at the Columbus ceremonies at
Chicago on the 21st The whole coun-
try west Of the Mississippi ought to rise
as one man, and call him blessed, and
then ought to subscribe to memorial
that would enable him to have that old
Wine hester gold plated, and to live like
a lord the rest of his life.
Coffeyville, Kansas, has made for
itself place in history, and Liveryman
Spears is its first citizen.