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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE bill repeating the purchasing
cIause Of tho sherman law passed the
Senate on the 3Oth by a vote OF 4S to S2'
RrpoRrs come from Southern Ar
kansas that the Whitecaps have posled
notices on almost every gin in that Sec
ton warning farmers not TO gin any
more cotton until the price advances to
10 cents a pound.
The State Department denies thas
the United States government mas en-
tered into treaty with Brazil, pledglng
our support to that country IN the eSeh'
Of All attempt being made to restore 1he
monarchy there.
Go,p to the amount OF 97o,ooo was
withdrawn frem the Bank OF England
on the 2sth for shipment to Germany.
The bank has sold .sl7o,o0o worth Oh
cold for shipment to America
TuE whisky trust has given notlce Oh
an advance Of cent a gallon IN inc
nrice of spirits. This is an advance OF
cents a gallon in two weeks
THREE vases, valued at $1,000, were
s.o,en from the art gallery at the
Worlds Fair on the 9Sth'
ArGrsr SoMMERFlELD, lo-year-o'u
how of Pittsburg, Pa, was killed on 'he
esth by jumping from a thira s'ory
window of his home to escape from MS
father who was beating him with a
rawhide for playing truant from schooi'
srourrAry HoKE SMITH has issued
,;s reouisition on the Secretary OF the
Treasury for S19, 100000, in payment OF
the quarterly pensions due N0S'"00'
4th. W.,
rur imports at the port OF New iorS
for the past week were si2o' ool' o, ~n''i
ss,o an were gold, and S74' l44 silver
rxporrs Of wheat and -four from bott
coosts of the United States and oanaa'
.S;s week amount to S,sa7, 700 bushels
san,, sa ,-ea with e,7o9,Ooo bushels las
: week.
r,pr AARON KINGSTON, with parry
:, ton left Pittsburg, Pa on tn'
s7tb, in three boats on a voyage W W. "
Antarctic and Arctic seas he WIZ .
hr river to New Orleans, across the 1ul
= =, ~ Mexico, down the South American
: co,s. 20 to Cape Horn, up the rac'nc =
|, : pehring Sea, and then into the Arc''
: ocean. $3.50 s,s
A NIECE OF Abraham Llnco'@, m1i W.;
: Matte Todd, 10 postmistress At lynn, y
r ana, Ky. She was appointed oy rres' ~
2 dent San uayes and has held her place owe
since.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
Went to the Launching.

TouLoN, Oct sa.-President Ca:not
and his party, including Premier
Dupuy NJ. Deville. minister OF foreign
affairs; Admiral Rieunier, minister OF
marine, and Gen. Loizilon, minister OF
war. arrived here at $50 a. m. to at
tend the launching of the war
ship Jaurequiberry, They were wei
coined by the prefect of the depart
ment. Vice Admiral Vignes, commander
of the French Mediterranean squadron'
Gen Vaulgrenaut, and other evil
military and naval dignitaries. The
mayor of Toulon read an address 70
the president, who replied briefly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
THE UNION PACIFIC NOT IN 1T.
No Intention of Uniting in Joint Emf
graf Clearinghouse. Having Already
Made Its Contracts for Year.

CHICAGO, Oct. est is very evident
that the Union Pacific has no inten-
ton of uniting with the other western
roads in the establishment of u joint
emigrant clearinghouse in New York
or to have the business equally divided
among the competing roads. A reply
was received from it yesterday to the
request for a conference on the sub
iect. While it did not refuse outright
to confer, it did conditionally by say
ing that one could not be arranged
for at present. 1t does not want any
conference, besides it has already made
it's contracts with the emigrant agents
for a year, and does not want to show
its hand in the matter.
This means continued demoralila-
ton in emigrant rates which it will be
next to impossible to prevent spread
| ing to other classes of rates. In fact,
result in an all-round passenger rate
war in western territory, just as soon
as Worlds fair business is got out OF
| tho ,yaV
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
NEWS AND NOTES,
A Summary of Important Events.
FiFTY-THiRD CONGRESS.
Extra Session.

liSHtih ''tNolOil.l
IN the senate, on the eth Legislative dav NJ
the l7th), the silver purchase'rcpeal bill occu,
pied the entire session until recess was
taken, at p. m, to the 18th .. In the house
several measures OF minor importance were
reported, some OF which were passed, and the
bill to establish u uniform system OF bank.
ruptcy In the United States was taken No and
discussed until 4:35 p. IN. when the house ad.
journed
In the senate, on the 25th Legislative day Of
the lIth continued), house Joint resolution ten.
dering the acknowledgements OF the govern.
ment and people OF the United States to the
various foreign governments for their gener.
GUS and effective contribution to the Chicago
exposition was passed. Further discussion of
the silver purccase-repeal bill occupied the re.
mainder Of the session 80. In the house the
resolution looking to consolidation OF land Of.
flces In California was passed, The bank.
ruptcy bill was taken up and discussed in com.
mittee OF the whole until ass when the com.
mittee arose and the house adjourned
IN the senate, on the Goth Legislative day OF
the 18th continued, after routine business, the
silver purchnserepeal bin was taken up, the
pending question being on the amendment OF
fcrcd by Mr.. PETER, reyiving the free.coinage
| ordered printed The bill for the marking ant
| removing of derelicts and house bill appropr
| ating $1,000 for n Grst.cass steam revenue
| cutter for the New England coast were passed
..... In the house the death of Chaplain liada
way was suitably noticed and the joint reSou
| tion providing for the printing of engrosseC
| and enrolled bills were passed
>IN the senate, on the 9th Legislative day o
| II % lrtb pnntipnptl N giltar Iu co.
| bill was early taken up, and after seyera
| speeches had been made, vote was taken or
the amendment offered by Mr. PETER pro
viding for tn, coinage OF silver bullion de
| posted by any owner thereof as under the ac
| OF January Is, 1877, and revivinp and re'enact
| ing that and repeating all acts in contlct there
| with, which was defeated by the decisive yot'
| OF 70 to % by unanimous consent vote wa
| taken on Mr. Voorhees, substitute with the
| understanding that it would then be treated "a
| the original measure open to amendment an,
| IL was agreed to: Yeas, bs; nays Q, tn th
house no business of general interest wa
| transacted and adjournment was taken Unit
| the Goth.
IN the senate on the 9sth Legislative day o
the l7th coatinued), the urgency deficiency bil
| was reported, amended and passed, The join
| resolution for the transfer to the estate of Ill
nois for the use Of the naval militia OF tina
state, the model battleship Illinois, was re
ported and passed. The silver purchase re
peal bill was then taken up and number O
amendments, offered by free-silyer-conage ad
| yocates, were voted down by more or less pre-
nounced majoriies, At 5:l5 the senate wen
into executive session and soon after aC
journel .,.., The house was not In session o
| the 18th
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
RIev Out tho Gas.

CuIcAao, Oct. sS. Lewis Miller, OF
East Dubuque, H., was found dead in
bed in the Reaper hotel, having
blown out the gas and been snffocated
during the night. His father, join
Miller, has Q morrow escape.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
Two Arizona Outlaws Ceptured.

DURANGO, Col. Oct. ss.-Two noted
Arizona outlaws, wanted there for
horse-stealing and several murders
were captured by Sheriff Donahue
Thursday. They have been taken tc
Flagstaff, Ariz They are known as
ed Mccormick and ''One-Eyed" Riley
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
The True Cause of the sinking OF the
HavtIan Gunboat Alexander PetiOh

New YORK. Oct. 2s.-Recent dis
patches from Hayti throw new light
upon the sinking of the gunboat Alex
ander Potion, which was said to have
gone down in a hurricane near Cape
1iburon about month ago. 1t ap
pears now that when the war shiI
sank the sea was perfectly calm ant
that instead of being overcome by tht
storm the vessel was sent to the bot
tom by paid agents of Gen. Manigat
the leader of the revolutionary party
which for years has been plotting tc
overthrow President Hippolyte.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
Tightening Preparatory tn an Attempt 10
Raise the City OF New York.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2s.-At a late
bour Yesterday afternoon the steamer
city of New York was leaning little
to the southwest, slightly down by the
stern, and small list to port Her
hold is full of water and the main deck
lust washed. She is hard and fast on
the rocks. with about twentyssix fees
on the port side amidships. Wreckers
are at work stripping her, with the oo-
iect Of floating her which may be done
II the weather continues favorable.
Her cargo is being discharged inso
lighters in D damaged condition
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
MURDERER JULIAN
Said to he Surrounded In Drainage Ma
chine Above New Orleans.

chine ABOVE New ortnhs'
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-From III
formation received here it is believed
that the murderer of Judge Estopinalo,
Roselans julien, and whose three
brothers were lynched by mob ju't
after the murder, is surrounded in a
drainage machine at Boutte station, 80
miles above the city. This is very
sparsely-settled section. and re-
quest has been sent here to send
posse of twenty men to the scene at
once to assist in the capture. II is
thought that he will not be taken alive.
A letter was found in the Carrollton
police station yesterday morning as
the ianitor was sweeping out, addressed
to Chief of Police Caster, which stated
that the murderer intended to return
to jefferson parish and kill some of the
men who aided in numbering his broth
ars. The posse is rbeing organized
| to go to Boutte to attempt the capture
| of julien.
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SAYINGS OF THE SAGES.

FEW love to hear the sins they love
to act.-Shakespeare.
PRIDE requires very costly food-its
keepers happiness.--Colton.
DoINa nothing for Others is the un-
doing of ones self-H. Mann.
PoL1rENEss is the result of good sense
and good ature.--Goldsmith.
DELAY has always been injurious to
those who are prepared.-Lucan.
ALL cruelty springs from hard-heart-
edness and weak character.-Seneea.
IT is a barren kind of criticism that
tells YOU what thing is not.-R. W.
Griswold.
No ASHES are lighter than those OF
incense, and few things burn out
sooner.-Landor.
SILENCE is the safest course for any
man to adopt who distrusts himself
Rochefoucauld.
A CLEAN mouth and an honest hano
will take man through any land
German Proverb.
In character, in manners, in style, II
all things, the supreme excellence II
neutrality-suspicious..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

AUGUST NIMs, a Leadville Col tail.
of, whiie walking from Aspen to Lead.
vile, on the Goth. was overcome bv
cold, and lying down on the track
train. P"'''"b
HE imports, exclusive OF specie nj
the port Of New York for the wcel,
ehafn on the 2Sth were S,466, ,23o, of
winch Sl,osl, ,696 were dry goods and
N,"'4,54O were general merchandise.
1T is announced that an entente has
been established between the vatican
ana the quirinal on the question of
King flumbert's right to appoint the
patriarch of Venice.
On the. 2Sth the navy department re-
ceived cablegram announcing the
arrival of the cruiser Detroit at Bahia.
RIO miles from Rio
THE paid admissions to the Worlds
fair on the eSth were 24O 1872. On the
goth the paid admissions were 1862
CHARLES R. FLINT & Co. are said to
have purchased for the Brazilian gov
ernment Ericsson's submarine torpedo
boat Destroyer the most terrible en-
gine OF warfare afloat The DESTROYER
is at Newport, whittier she went sew
eral months ago for tests under the
supervision of United States officers to
determine whether she could be made
part of the navy.
CHARLES WALDEN, of Sumner coun.
ty, kas., aged 40 and unmarried com
mitted suicide at the Ossawatomie in
sane asylum on the 2sth Financial
troubles had unbalanced his mind. Al
though another person was occupying
the same bed with him. he managed
without awakening his bedfellow to
remove the sheet, and with it hung
himself to an iron bar across the tran
som opening over the door.
ApviCES from Minister Thompson at
Rio Janeiro indicate that plot is on
foot, secretly backed by the European
powers, to overthrow President PeixotC
and re-establish the monarchy This
would result in the ahrogotion of NJ
eyistiny commercial treaties betweer
fine I,nited States and Hra2il yhich ar,
of great advantage to this country
GOV. BolEs Of Iowa has pardoned on
Of the Fort Madison penitentiary Alder
S Hawkes. fine notmious confdenc,
man. forger, insurance swindler anc
bjpamist who was sent nm from tn,
district court of kossu,h countv in 1Ss
ON one count for six wears and on an
other for four wears.
A xovr, ,yoJd;na ocnrrred ,t Gale
| OIL, = faw dovs ago The Groom WA
por Iobr c,r,or ana ,ho hrida Mis-
InI, D;vo, md thn Groom also ac,e,
..'a,,,;,.;n,, ,1ororr,o, IIa nodo th
usual promises. the bride RESPONDED
ana ,,,au,i,;stor +I,orornor ,rouonncc,
bir,.olf and the lady man and wife.
,r,,,, o,~, tnJ;a,t have hoap boldin,
.. a.hos, donoo for .ororo, weeks on IN
.;anoas, poclk Ol,,, an,
ar, ot;,royervthirr fo,. ,he dance
NV u. '', NV .,r.a1 w., . Chnrenra ,npsser
oor u,hn arrived with tbe news tina
,,,o Inl;or Messiah would come in tw
,,aors and thev mrst nrenare for hi
',,D;,,,' an,,z;na "
nn'',n n Wnrury,rr c;tv comptro1
lao of chioaro ,who bv the death G
N..,Ian,.;,an hooomos o mayo,
~. ~" q, ,.1,'ari;aan W M II. is = native Of Ne,
f,a,,t,,lhid. ~ +" - hnf renewed to Chicag
''.'.i 'i","i ,'na.s a,.a ond hecoma a nrom
'i",,S '"'i. ,,,n,harror
''','' n''nn,n, '"nY Jisas,er is renorted frol
. . ,, ,l, ,,,lf Of Roth
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

af senate, on the 27th, rejected Mr..
pers amendment to the silver pur-
Fe'repeal bill by a vote of 80 to %.
Plso adopted Mr.. Voorhees, substi-
10y the practically unanimous vote
FS'o9 - with the understanding that
EOula then be treated as the original
ana open to amendment.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

FIRE in the manufacturing build
connected with the Nebraska state
Pllentlary near Lincoln, on the 26th,
proved property to the value of
|0O' one-half belonging to the
v and uninsured; and the other
insured, owned by firms and in
Eduals
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

k,ba =. S,hpoMARLEs :, HOWARD, brother
|athe ,, ss,, OF ngham, shot himself,
krncs' 'V'n, at his residence, 81 Evylyn
leapts,r. london. lie was at one time
hbwi,a" !. IN the Coldstream guards.
ka Of wiasa = .he eldest daughter Of the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

SsrANT SECRETARY HAMILN has
ided that the buildings in jackson
!, Chicago, shall be regarded as
del warehouses until December 81,
date on which the exposition au-
rities will terminate their occupa-
tOf the grounds.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

|Sl1oRs to the Worlds fair, on the
were entertained with a marine
|ade in which every ship, including
|caravels, whale boat Progress" -"
Viking ship and the queer little
ftof foreign nations to be found on
|waterways OF the park was in line.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

NE Oattle'ship Oregon, which, when
Fplele' Will cost, exclusive Of arma-
n, ~ ~ A'ooo'OOO, have a displacement
WSo IONS n maximum of 1900
tNPower and a speed of 16 2-1O
II, per hour, was successfully
+nVnea from the ways of the Union
\ "orKs at San Francisco on the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

BIZ president has approved a joint
button providing for the disposition
srtain personal property and money
in the hands of receiver of the
ImOn church, and authorizing its
lication to the charitable purposes
hat church - - -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

h steamer City of Concord and her
III the Danford, are missing
E,s,t Port Huron, Mich, about the
H load cedar in Georgian bay, and
Iinr had been heard of them up to
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

s,v,rL W. lIADpAwAY, chaplain
4. house of representatives and
oi Marvin chapel, NJ. +. church.
4 IN IN Washington, died at 4o'clock
M morninp of the 10Th, of Bright's
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

Lyc to drought that has prevailed
nme weeks in the llartlepool
|, district, the water companies
[notjce, on the 95th, that the supply
purposes would be
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

| aE damage caused by the eruption
Ne volcano of Calbuco in Chill
ualcuIable, Many residents have
compelled to abandon their
les because of the great volumes OF
| Is and volcanic cinders which have
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

p harvard college observatory there
| u. oecn discovered upon a photo
tpu'c plate sent from the Harvard
,,vau'nical ~ station in Peru the spec
W la VI nova or new star, in the
s."efh Y constellation, Norma" in
Y v aegrees south declination, and
aegrees below the Harvard hori-
h \ u Is OF the seventh magnitude,
\ welith on the list of novm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

|, Encouraging outlook for silver
n ssnate had heavy effect upon
N |'t,.,s @ Of silver mining properties
Y s%n Mining exchanges Of Colorado
/ nd Deuver on the 25th.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

IolEnA has reappcared in Moscow,
fand northeast Hungary. In Mos
,hc outbreak is mos. serious.
re we're thirty-two cases and eleven
his in the convict forwarding prison
hal city between the lst and llth
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

br bitum,nous coal trade in the
l,HelA and Broad Top regions of
rylvania is dullcr now than ever
re known. The largest collieries
ale, and there are no prospects for
riyal Of business.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

,..,or WM. McKENsAN' OF tne
''esa !, states circuit court died in
n s.,sS' sI'Ipa Pa, on the a7th' lie was
/. "A years Of age
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

i, ~ law has been declared
',,a a,,, Guatemala. The govern
s',s \ making active military prepa-
S;ng % As an excuse fear OF an
n t,o,n Salvador.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

rnis, M ,MARdlllo . was killed and the
lIs,.aa iorce under his command was
! tbs u p,s, with severe loss, on the Goth,
M ~ ,h nlmans at Malilla. The tribes.
spchs. ,, , il'ooO strong, occupied the
he Snsa;na ~ ana earthworks thrown up by
riyep an,a,os' o,'. but were subsequently
i en eo,s out y. BY Gen. ortego, upon whom
Ma. iland aa devolved after Gen. Mar
rspbsS Seatn' AZ Gen ortego then tele
M pssa ss.i 70 Madrid that the situation
ausra,,'s aous and reinforcements wert
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

,.cpyrRAL DAVIS issued an
lSs,vl y ths eth, directing the i'm
!, o. .smoval snu Of exhibits from the
~ ~ ,sir bindings after the lst'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

|. ,.AloR GARTER II. HARRISON of Chi
!. y. was ! assassinated at his home, cal
.,' ~ ashland avenue, on the evening
w., ,"e 'c'h' by Eugene Patrick Prem
;,' ssas'' an nndoubted crank, with n
al'e bs because the mayor had failed
: s'ep an alleged promise to make
s., ,sofporation counsel, in which
ul !, ;,,' !. ne thought he could cure all
: Ills That Chicago flesh is heir to.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

! ,he falling off in American
ne ~ y NJ, mills in Armagh, Ireland,
..sps s,e the superior kinds of dam
Woo 0ninp on short time,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

S.hAN SN STRAUSS, who shot himself
|.mt t" iork city on the 25th, was n
'"e, @ OF the firm of Levi Strauss &
(s;daS aa" !, up to about sixteen years ago
su w.u. IN San Francisco. At that time
N W.. h 10 New York, and ever since
(t.a 'eh q buyer for the firm. He was
h. ;. millionaire, and no one can as
|Scn, 1ny !! cause for the deed. He was
"years of age, and was married.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

The deepest coal mine is in Belgium
3.5is feet.
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Probably Had Designs Upon Gov. Altgeld

CHICAGO, Oct 30.-lt is proba bic that
Patrick Eugene Prendergast, the as
sassin OF the mayor of Chicago. also
cherished designs upon the life of the
Governor of the state. 1t is learned
that only few days ago Prendergast
was in search of Gov. Altgeld and for
some reason was desperately anxious
| to see him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04

Fela F.la has been abolished by
wv :, president liarrios'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-11-04
s.,,,msnt of Rio de laneiro
q andad.

,. ,--;ons to the Worlds fair
sstb we're 95O,5S3'
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Universal Sorrow and Gloom PerVades
the City.

In Chicago to-day there Is uniVer'
sorrow and horror, but public indigna.
tion no longer threatens in the form OF
an attempt at lynching. IT. is realized
that the parallel which was at hrst
drawn between the assassination OF
President Garfield by Guiteau and the
present murder is not true one. o'ui'
teau was disappointed office-seeker'
/ who had some qualifications and some
claims to Office, He was a monoma'
J MAC, it is true, but he was undouot'
edlv responsible for his actions. Prem
derpast, however, is beyond doubt a
lunatic pure and simple. He had
studied and read cranky economic the
cries until his mind gave way. tie
imagined that he was reformer; ne
had schemes for the betterment OF al
mankind. He was especially interested
in the welfare of Chicago, and imagined
that he alone could reform the abuses
from which the city is suffering, he II
especially bitter in his Remuneration O
the railroad grade crossings, which arr
responsible for so many deaths every
year. and the idea became fixed in hi
mind that if he were made corporation
counsel he could solve the problem o
elcyating all the railroad tracks within
the city limitS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-20
CITY BREVITIES.

The petit jurors of the superior court
have been excused from attendance until
Monday July "A.
Joseph Bullock, colored, was lodged in
the barracks for breaking a window glass
on the steam yacht Edith about 2 o'clock
yesterday.
Virginia Jones, a small colored girl,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Po-
licCman Davis for stealing corn in the
market and lodged in the barracks.
Ninety-three degrees was yesterdays
highest temperature here. Cordele and
Americas are the hottest places in Geor-
gia. Each reported temperature Of 960.
Isaac Higgins, a colored drayman, was
arrested yes terday morning by Policeman
Neidlinger for reckless driving Higgins
ran into Belt Line car No. IA on Liberty
street at II 30 o'clock, causing some trou-
BILE, but not doing any particular damage.
The Savannah naval stores men have
been greatly troubled of late by the fact
that producers sent out their barrels of
spirits of turpentine improperly and
badly glued. This has caused cOnsidera-
Bile loss of spirits from leakage Yester-
day they sent out circulars to all the pro-
ducers directing their attention to this
matter and asking them to remedy the
evil.
Captain Joe White, the well-known
gunsmith and sportsman has a curiosity
in the shape of an old Sharpe's rifle one
of the first breech-lOading guns invented,
which became famous in the prO-slaVery
and anti-slavery struggle in Kansas in
1856, which was the forerunner of the
civil war. The late Henry Ward Beecher
recommended the gun as a good Weapon
TO shoot SOUthernerS with.