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the GEAnY ACT.
10 VIII He Enforced and War khlps
Sens TO china.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The Cabi.
not met today aud II Is Understood the
topics which CAME up for consldeTa.
tion included the government finances,
the Hawaiian question, tho troublB In
Brazil and the Chinese exclusion act
IL Ia believed 10 be settled that the
government will enforce the GsaTy act
TO tho full extent OF the funds avail.
abe for that purpose and Congress
will be asked W mako additional APP
propriAtions to enable thorough en-.
iOrcement OF the law.
In view Of tho practical determine.
ton " the government 10 eaf3rce the
GeaTy law, and the belief that tho
Chintae will not accept this action
PEACEFULLY, arrangements have been
made 10 strengthen the United States
naval force In Chinese waters. Nearly
the entire present force OF WOODEN
Vessels will he replaced by now iron
thips. The change 10 now In prog.
Iess.
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A GOOD DOUBLE WORN nAHNE-s
~ aud Wagon. ". d. logan. ~ iott.
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SEATTLE, Sept. s.--AtR meeting Of
the Seattle Clearing Houss AssOcia.
ton today tho following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That the course o; tho
New YORK city banks duriug the TO.
cent crisis, In which they were sus.
tained by the comptroller of tho
currency, should be commended by
the people Of the entire country as wise,
patriotic aud Of the widcst popular
benefit, preventing disaster anu Rllay-
ing alatm.
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Few York, Sept. s.--rhe new
CuNrder Lucius arrived from Queens
low this evening ON her maiuun trip,
NhiA she made ia six days, 10 huura
anu Y minutre, When II Is considered
That fr engines were not In thorough
Wotkilg order, the remarkable features
OF her un will be seen. II conclusively
pToVta that the new steamship "
eecondlto none In point OF speed and
forecast remarkable performances.
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ON Sunday, Sept 10th, a special
train will leave the Rio GTands
Western depot for Geneva, at ! p. m.
Special leaves Geneva at PIN. on
return trip. The attraotio ns at this
new resort arc simply great. The
boNting Il fine, bathing good, and tho
fishing excellent. The splendid hotel
IA In full operation, and more delight.
full Sunday cannot be spent anywhere.
Held's Band will be- there.
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BuENos AYREs, Sept. SIT Ia re-.
ported that tho iueursont war veisels
have lett Rio Janeiro for Santos, with
the tonuGu Of aeisinR that port an
Joining ia tho Revolutionary move
ment In Rio Gunude do Sui. Governor
Onvsro VI this province has resigned.
MoNIEviDEo, Sept. 6.-No bonn
bardment OF the capital by tho naval
tquadrou Is now feared, because the
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four ships Of other nations az present
IN the hgrb0r have decided that they
VIII not allow ". IL H. believed tho
Insurgents are plaunirg 10 carry on q
sort VI guerilla warfare by water along
the coast, aud are proceeding south
with an idea Of comtiling forcts with
the RIO Gfande do Sui Insurgents. The
general impreeeiou here, however, h
that the revolt viii collapse through
lack ~ co operation from land forcts.
The loyalty " RIO SEEMS fully assured.
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ClnoA0, Sept. s.--R NJ. Hooley,
aged Ill the wellknown thrntrica.
msnager lied this afternoon. He had
Mep nnootcious since yesterday. The
primary chfe OF deuth was disordul
o. lhe liver A surgical operation was
reformed londny, weakening HE
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srRTEdFIELD' Mass., Sept, S.--Tho
Smith & Wcs,on revolver manulac-
tufeu posted n notice ~ u general ~
duction In wages. A probable fedut-
ton In the tariff at some future time
IL given as the cause OF ID.
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?, OMAHA Sen SAN agent OF the
y mon Paoihclmployes' Organization
~ authority Il the statement that
mere Ia u wldesread sentiment of hos.
ullly among thpnen ON the wesierI
ulSitlons OF the road. He returned
i n,I. tonight fromA trip through wy
''n'ng' There general opposition
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ANrI-ronrlG POLICY.
The chinese EmpeTor Advised 10 In.
terminate Strangers.

LoNBON, Sept. S,-A dispatch TO the
Standard from Shanghai sayE Vlovroy
III Hung Chang, VINO is notorious
hater OF foreigners, Is reported To have
addressed petition to the emperor
advocating tue determination OF oil
foreigners Ia China.
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Wv No. IInre necn chnIern.

LONDON, Sept. S.--rhe local govern.
meni board reports that the prvlimin.
AIRY examination Of the ronia lus Of the
ohatwoman employed In tho house Of
commons does not show that the die.
eese was distinguishahle a. Asiaiic
choleTA.
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to the proposed cut, and the radical
wing OF the western division comsa
out ON top in the present discussion
Of the situation. A volcano Of diecofd
may suddenly cause considerable trou.
bls I'm the entire eystem.
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ChHrENSE, wyo., sept. s.-Thls
evening Bank Examiner Foster re-.
oeived telegram from the comptroller
OF tho currency authorizing him to
turn the First National bank over to
lis oilicofs. Tho hank will rueume
business In tho morning.
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Here We are. Special Clean Up Prices on
WASH DRESS GOODS.
ATTENTION, MENi


Nl'lh w Ifitcf On iIulhug
~ Non's New suits Flegant STYLES. ali Wool
wei made Fouds, % aui fii uuahuts.
..,,...... To uH cleaned up ~ ~ r. SUIT
q Mems Nuluy suits, worth fis'snd slI
To he rcHngd up NJ fiua suit.
n palg " Mons rantaloona. nov ami siyi.
ith, wool goods,
To be cleaned out NJ 50 20
slylcs iu nOys' Nults-tho very Htoat min.
nothing Ike thom in the city clean ur rrire'
con the Dollar. zee ihsm.
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WAsIfiNGroE, Sept. s.--Idaho-Mrs.
Sarah CfossAu, Delamar, vice Kpopp,
resigned.
wyoming 80 Mrs. Esther Dounley,
fOWder River, Vice Linyille, removed.
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Europe strong,henIng IIcr NAvIes.

LONDON, Sept S.-rno estimates for
new war vessel, as announced In the
mouse Of commons today, were; Eng
land, c. 0sS,0O0; France, 81 0lh, 600;
Russis II ,002 600, derMauy, e0iJ, 900;
Italy, el,UUO,0OO.
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STEAM lAUNpWY HOOK KEEPER
- l!Aayl, confectionery saleslady. houso.
kccpcf, waist makers. saIesiady on road
fslhel nurse, iail0fcss, table rifla and cham.
uermmia. Ladies Exchange, lsl. East, Ist
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Havs you tried Gold Hand Coffee.
u not you have a genuine treat In
L.nTe.
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Cheap but good. The Gold baud
Coffee l. now ON the high road 10 DO.
come tho peoples faVefite.
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An ELEGANT 1itUuN HOUSE.
IA choice I0oation. Cost 5000. cell for
$500 On ussy payments, ". j. hogan, AZ
fnstonige hlo6a.
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S,uEEP WANrED.-I WISH TO TX.
= change Logan city or farm property for
,hcep. 4. stewart, Logan
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SUMMER SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
81. Is piocoa NJ wash siil, good quality. WORT
'..' ,lean out price go per yd. Ony yard
Z. piece of cNtta nnr wash aUka. tn elegant
patterns, worth from 500 to 50 % nor I'D. .rirnn
guy Nfirc 1lg only yHfds On q customer
nptcca % itluru black India -IlEs. sod at
customer ~
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MONEY BROKERS.

TT YOU WISH 10 MORROW MONEY
l Can on SALT LAKE VALLEY LOAN
a TRUST COMrAhl. n east, First south
Street
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SPECIAL NorlCEI
u LNINL NO TDE.
ARRIVAL OF
FALL DRESS GOODS.

nNE HUNDRED OF THE VERY
~ SeWes, l;1ori. Ia Fall nross Good.
have Just arrived aud We shall be-
rlct'cd Ia show Thorn 10 our patrons ON
Monday morning. They comprise some
very choice and elegant thines in Hon
Sarkings, Serpcnino Effects, Fancy
Scotch, French aud Engli.h Good. such
have mover bDou seen IN our city boz.
fore. lu fir' We hayo sprlnkling OF tho
VERY SOLICIT" Suti- ihn will be- worn
this season, and they are marked down
~ hari-pHu prices. DO surr you sec our
Sew Goods before purchasing your ia.l
drossos
sD-A Croat CLEAN UP SALE
of Everything in Stock.
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A SEw l.RpOM FRAME WITH
IA lawn. lot llNiil foot. rricc. 500; $50
aowni balance ~ monthly payments. ". j.
hogan, tlO P0stonicc Blucs.
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PURE California WINES.
II. j. WOOLLACOTT.
Iss & g20 " SPRIN0 SrREEE
LOS AvolBhHis, Gal.

MAKE A SPECIALITY Of Pure Calior.
MIA WINES, put w In cases ~ one dozen
quartz, aud u deliver 20 any part u Utah
on tho line Of tho railroad two cat0f go
bottiotl for 81. oontaininE bottles Port,
bottles Angelica, bottles sherry, tst.
ues Nutestei. bottles Oid Grape brandy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-09

Gold Rand Coffee IL quick seller
this In evidence that It Is popular with
the cOusumera.
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A IL KINDS Oh CLFANfNg. pVfNg.
~ Altering aud HepuirnF. second hand
t.ulhlnf bought sold aud exchanged W
LHat -Droud outn street.
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y or ROOM HOUSE. WELL 10.
= eated' must ho cheap for cash. Address
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WALTER l. PRICE c COMPANY

Cd S. Main Street,
nuya Rnd sells, Dehitrs ia PouItry
fruits ard Vegetables. Highest
Prices rnid for Poultry Hnd sra.
ducr. write Tor Prices. Money &c.
tuTned ON Receipts OF Goods
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ROok kELrER AND COLLECTOR TOn
Guy htm. Particulars, business IA.
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4 CouD WOHk TEAM rOR rHElg
- le,p, o. VIII buy " very chcap. W. j.
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Tor PRINTING OFFiCr CofIror.
- or AMI SOLICITOR iusiness Exchange. Ist
last, First south.
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REMNANTS. REMNANTS. nEMNANrs
yards Of remnants, ranging from 81. 90 u
lhtds, ln elegant WOOL dress r1uds iust ne
WlhF Tor childrcn'H school trcuos-A ffrtt
Nri'V 81 sNlcs, qualities and thairs-wiI be-
anIA ~ lho lowest urlrO ever offered I'D any
clean up sale Boz thr Wcat
lt pieces OF new and stylish drrss r01ds. as.
sorted Iualii'ca, dcaiFuH uud fhnics. rrtaiIur
even where from use 20 SIS nor yafd. Uur
clean ~ pace on The lut only ltr psi yArd
ID pieces OF extra nnU all.wunl french thaf.
lc.' reduced from lc 10 clean up price a Sc
4 UurAr HAHgAIN-
2 pieces NJ French satincs sutaunrs.
tf'hth MulIH, olrs. ct1, cost from ESQ 10 Tt
yer yMd, rlotu up price l1tc per yard
~ our hucrhlu frcrcs ra'tnrs, lace gt-iuos
hnl ripped Malls, sold ht ESQ anu lUc. cloau up
price 2lc yer yArd.
Here We are Special Clean Up Prices on
WASH pKEss GOODS.
20 pieces NJ sandal Cloth. n.ufrd Uoursi.
MULES, Indecent rlutts and aaterra. saId nt
Ia,' ~ ana -Nc. The clean up prCo on tbo lot
- special .cnn up prices ON all osr Table
lhcns NHNkiuH, Towels. truti. ttr. cif.
a. clean UP prices.
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WANTED.

A GENrs-'5e u 500 4 WEEK LADIES
a or gents. Hest seller hnowu. Needed
year found Home" Electro Motor runs
,glt machinery. Oheapsst power on Garth
/ connected inaanuv 90 wash Or sewing ma.
ers or dcnusts' machinery. etc. can, noife
lcsa, lists life tho. Nuc1pefloure NODDED.
,io nov ln operation means sale. Guaran.
He,i,., ir4hs iinmcusc. tlrculars FREQ w..
=. iAtiil-oN Co, icrt Sc. i5,Columbts, u.5
100 MEN ron THE s0i-lTi-S-
wv Call staro door. salt Lake Thea
'sr, @ohday' sert ~. att pm. sharp.
A LADY AGENT ~ EvEWY COUNTY
- anu town IN Utah, 10 sell an article of
, .l,tt W ladies. Good position and good 'pav
@, W. fifst south. salt Lake Giy. Uish.
- or ROOM HOUSE. WILL 10.
Nrws.
A IL. KINDS or oLEASfNG. MING.
~ Atoiing aud HepuirnF. second hand
t'ulhlnf bought sold and exchanged. "
i.ast -,cond ouih street
4 GOOD woRN TEAM ron rHEIR
= Keep, OF viii buy N very cheap. W. D.
ngsah, go Foslofloa ll0ck.
ROoK KEEPER Ann cOLLEcroR ron
ivy htm. PARTICULAR, busIusss IA.
Ton PRINTING oFriCr CoffECr.
- 80. "f'tN. i''tH hNH'W'HH hANNuWErt Arn
Last, tirst south.
DE,rAURANT COOK ron tfrY
IL 2Waitcfd, nisht hotel porter, Huatuess
hAehanFe, ~ tsst, lirst south.
MILK HnurE DRIVER. stNGtI
Atl ruuio. W gee and board. HusincHa "a
.nahsc' ls', fhat, fif1t south.
GtLVUUwARE. DRESS auuus AND
- geuora house goods salesman. 49,, b.
RHEAD AND CAKE BAKER TO
- uAo charge Helper A. tho ~
enanse' .sh Ehtt fint souih
ELOTuiNG SALE dAN. CUSTOM
y . mouse made, city route. Tho Exchange,
W Easi. irtt south
GTEAM LAUSbRY nooN KEEpFU
- llady, confectionery salrslady. houso.
aeepcf' waist mAkors, anlosladY on road.
lfalhel nurse, tailurcss, tauiu gifla and cham.
south. -
I ADr srENOGHApnEn ANu nook.
- Keeper Tor commission house also
lpcNutcf, millinery Haloslaiy cooks and
teuerM servants, Nc ladies EArhansc, 49, h.
A GOOD DOUBLE WORN uAHNE-s
~ aud Wagon ". d. logan. 40 rott.
once Block.
SHEEP WANTED.
S,nEEP wANTED.-t WISH TO TX.
- change Logan city or farm property Tor
,heep ' z. stewart, Logan
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100 MEN ron THE sOTiJTS
wv can staro door. salt Lake Thea.
tsr, monday, sent ~. att pm, SHARP.
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A LADY AGENT ~ EvEWY COUNTY
"a aud town In Utah 10 scii an article of
wetl " ladies, Good position ana good 'pav
- w. fiut south, salt Lake Otty, UtHh.
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FOR SALE.

4I5O . 1Sa; D' q O. G SSle, '@ roi. 3
CnErlASD roSiEs FoR SALE aMAiS
= Street
CTtAM LAUNpuY rLANr ONE o.
= thc best anu most oouuict. iu this city tor
SAFE 90 one quarter Its value, or tor lease
On most favorable terms ", a. Wallace
caro- bluWuuueVu
II UksE, HARNESS Am BUGGY, 400
II W. .. logon. i,o tosioficc llloct.
AT = -ACglFiCE-A % ROOM IuR.
~ hihhed house, centrally located, clearing
AlJl per mouth. fuOr heath cause u selling
ont, w. .. logan. 40 ios,un.cc bloct.
A sNAP. Musr ~ sOLp SO
n each will buy = new 8.io5m hoa,e.
pantry, closets. coIl4r, stable, truit trues tity
water i.ot laxibi icet All fenced. W. j. 80.
san, Alo ioslohcc block
7 HAVE FoUG SIUE rlECEs oF
property that vii be sold A. tEcrihce
u viii Ray you 10 zee thee before buying. ".
j. Hogan, nJ fostofnco hock.
IA lawn. LotNSitl fcct rricc. s7OO; $50
Gown balance M monthly payments. ". J.
Hogan. il0 poslonicc Blocs.
A SiCE GROOM COTTAGE ~
II suburbs, on electric line Pace. $50;
~ down balance 80 per month ". }. 10
49, ~ N.t"'.st ''"NA'
A PINE CoRSER. gslo RODS.
~ tr5oom heea..s, ''.9ie irYa. trees. city
me W, ) bozan, 40 fostomce nlocE
An ELEGANT 5tDuN HOUSE.;
IA choice I0oation. Cost 5000 cell for
is,t.O on ussy payments ". j. hogan, az
rosio1ige hlo5..
A NEw GROOM BmCK. MopFiS,
~ hhtd wood hnish, olostuty furnished,
iuc location. Price. 5000, 90 cl5y paymous,
w y. logan. 40 fost"nicc hlucE.
A rEw NICE ltECEs or
Hogan. 80 Fo.iohes hi6c.' "
A FnAr.CLAes DAIRY PAIN Oh
~ ~ acres, o. miles IRON city. Nice now
residence stable, saouH, miIk houses aud first,
clhsa milk Iulic. taking $3.50 PCT month kasY
psy neuts, so down. W. !. Hogan. ilO
Iostnmcu Block
Jn-ACEE TRACT CLOSE TO CITY, ALL
~ 10 lucofni plenty OF water SD per
acre, ". }. Bgsan, tlu ro,tonco Block.
EuUH ACRES ~ ORCHARD. CLosE TO
IL city, good wutor riFnt, price Sle1l. W, j,
Began. 40 rostonlec llloek.
" you WANT a Guop Farm ~ ANY
A part NJ the West, CAL on me. W. j. Hogan,
N0 Iostoflcu lllocA.
FOR RENT.
Il HAVE HOUSES ~ ALL PARTS OF THE
i city Tor rent l have conytfancos ~ my
unlCu to show renters of houses. ", j. Hogan
~ pOsto1l,c block,
AN ELEGANT NEW GROOM HOUSE IN
n the suhurbs, ou car line, rent So w. y,
Hogan, 4lu lOat0itco Block.
A NEW Io.RouM BlCK. MODERN,
~ thfuc blocks from business suitable fur
boarding house, rent so. ". }. Hogan, tlu
rostodlcc llock,
FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOUSES ~
II Al paris Of The city WI. Began, ill
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= Ar pSnpt E -'igs,t By ~ rra'',, ',f',sl
~ ~. Ad1ioo Tree. fsuiatA GO, uaiidu. Ala.
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HEMNANrs on sIl.k aAlonr.
hLNNANrs' REMNANTa. HLNNANra

az hnust ~ patterns and qualities regard
'h'ifc tik stock. buy your siks now.
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NJ Xix HnurE DRIVER. SINGLE
~ route. Wtsrt and board. business "a
change, isis Past. firft south
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- tLNEUwARE. DRESS GOODS AND
- Eouorai house goods salesman. 49,, b.
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REEAD AND CAKE BAKER TO
= uAo charge Helper. a. tho Ex
change. 49, Ehtt, rfst s8uth
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TLOTuiNG SALE IAN. CUSTOM
- house made. city route. Tho Exchange,
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tIEn lEAU ~ GuOU bnEEP.
n ADC Apply ats. o. Cuuor a bro., %
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-15
A SHERIFF SLAIN.
Bloodhounds Put on the Trail of the
Murderer With Poor Success.

Murray, KY, Nov. Al. NJ. Breed
love, sheriff of Henry county, Tennessee,
was shot and instantly killed yesterday
evening by a negro named Coleman. The
negro was in ambush and used a shotgun,
blowing the top of the sheriff's head off
SEARCHING FOR THE MURDERER.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. "A special
from Paris, Tenn, says that bloodhounds
were carried this morning to the scene of
the murder of Sheriff Breedlove yester-
day afternoon, and put on the trail of the
negro murderer, Rance Coleman. When
Coleman was last seen he was going in
another direction, riding the muir
dered sheriff's horse. AS he
was mounted the efforts to fol-
low his trail with the dogs may prove
futile. Great excitement prevails all
over Henry county and squads of mounted
horsemen are securing the country in
search of the murderer. If he is caught
lynching is highly probable. The entire
bar of Paris has Joined in a petition to
Gov. Turney to offer a reward for the
murderer's arrest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-15
TO TRor FOR THEIR LIVES.
The Great Race Between Alix and
Directum Comes on To-day.


Directum Comes Of To-day.
Boston, Mass, Nov. Arrangements
for the great Alix-Directum race at
Mystic park tomorrow afternoon are
now complete, and unless all signs fail,
the event will be the most successful in
point of enthusiasm, speed, weather and
attendance ever held in this part of the
country. The weather is clear tonight,
with every prospect of a beautiful day
tomorrow.
Both horses or said to be in the pink of
condition and will trot for their lives.
The race has excited great interest all
over the country. Horsemen from distant
points have been constantly arriving dur
ing the past two or three days, while
grand influx from New England points is
probable tomorrow.
The final deposit of stake money was
made with Stakeholder David Blanchard
tonight, which puts the clincher on the
match.
The track has been put in splendid con-
dition.
Jack Curry, who will drive Alix, thinks
that 2:lO will be going awful fast, while
others more sangUine believe that 2:09 or
2:US Will be the mark. There seems to be
no question but that the track record of
2l2l will be lowered.
Ihe pacing record is a second faster,
While Nancy Hanks has made an exhibi-
tlon mile IN 2.0S14 at Mystic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-15
ONLY EIGHT NEW FEVER CASES.
Two of the Patients White and Six
Colored-One Death.

Colored-One Death.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. 14.-There were
eight new cases of fever reported to-day,
two of which were white, as follows
Charles Brady and w. w. Lancaster.
The six colored patients reported are
Owen Lewis, Henrietta jenkins, Benja-
min Fields Ann Davis, Berry Douglass
and Ellen Altwater.
Thirteen patients were discharged,
three of whom are white, as follows !:
Edith Ferguson, Mrs. Baggett and Will
liam Latham.
The ten colored patients discharged are ::
George Riles, Thomas Barlow, Rosa
Ford, w. B. Furlong, Lucy Ford, Ann
Henry, Lizzie Boykin, - baltimore, Mat
tie Farrell and Henry Bowden
One death was reported, Charles Brady,
white.
There is no favorable change in the
weather. The entire situation is a wear
isome drag. The people are waiting for
frost and feel encouraged at each ocool
snap The spirits revived by hopes Of
cold waves are equally doWncast when
the weather turns pleasant Every one
connected with this epidemic in any man
ncr. is worn out and desires frost to come,
disinfection of houses to start and absen-
ees TO retnrn. There is no sentiment
controlling the peoples thoughts, and
each day adds to their weariness. To-
day marks the ninety-ffth that the health
board have met and received reports. The
death rate has been low, the peoples
wants have been supplied, and nothing re-
mains to end the matter except frost.
NO CHANGE AT JEsUP.
Jesup, Ga. Nov. 14.-There is no change
in the fever situation, here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-15
SMITHS FIRM DISSOLVES.
The Cause Of the Dissolution Not
Given TO the Public.

Rumors That the Secretary has His
Eye on the Supreme Court Bench and
Senator Gordon's Seat in the Senate.
The Collapse Of the Railroads Of the
State Said to Have Made the Firms
Business Improbable.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov 1.-THE announce
ment is made to-day that the law firm of
Smith, Glenn Il Smith. of (which Secretary
of the Interior Hoke Smith is the head,
has dissolved. The firm was composed of
Secretary Smith, ex-Mayor j. 7. Glenn,
Burton Smith and Judge John T. Pendle-
ton. Nothing is said about a reorganiza-
tion of the secretary's law firm, and there
is considerable speculation as to the cause
of the dissolution and its sig
nifcance. Since the organization of
the firm six months ago liti
cation has been dull, on account
of the fact that many rail roads are in the
ands of receivers, and it is generally un-
derstood that the big law firm was not
making any money. This may have
caused the dissolution, taken in connec-
tion with other matters of dissatisfaction
between the partners. Secretary Smith
has frequently said that he wanted to go
upon the supreme bench, and this ambi-
tion may have had something
to do with the dissolution.
Another report is that he will prac-
tice law in New York. He has made
strong friends there, and would undoubt-
edly do a fine business There is still an
other theory, and that is that the secre-
tary wants to rid himself of all business
cares, so that he can devote his whole en-
ergies to poiiucs, that he intends to take
large hand in state affairs, and will be
q candidate for Senator Gordon's seat