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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

Richmond Dispatch (Dml

Richmond Dispatch (DtNll
Senators Hill and Murphy are be-
having very nicely indeed, though
their enemies say they are either wait
ing for digger game" or are withhold.
ing their opposition until it can be seen
whether Tammany is to be ignored or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

ClereIdnd Leader rem
Mr.. Cleveland's Eek" rule is evidently
a case OF tho old juggler's trlCk--now you
see it, now you don't,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27
Our Jnck Tar Estnbllshment.
VUV VWVN TUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chicago Tribune tRcpl

For good example OF tho effects OF
non-partisan aud strictly business nd.
ministration OF affairs see the American
navy of 1893.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

THERE is some Democratic rejoicing
because statislician Dodge, Of the agri-
cultural department, is to give way to u
solid Democrat. Prot. Dodge dealt in
solid facts. What is now desired is u
man who will not allow facts to clog his
fancy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

The late duke OF Bedford was said TO
be the biggest eater in all England.
This should be fame enough for one
Iulsn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

WHILE tho streets arc torn up for tho
telephone wires 1t would be good
timo to put all the electric wires under
ground. Thoy must 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

ANYBODY could reach Secretary Elkina
in his Office. You must DO good deaf
more than that to get at Secretary La
mont Mr. Elklns wasn't a colonel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

THIS time President Cleveland will
not go fishing on Decoration day. Ho
will review tho parade in Brooklyn II
tho pressure OF business permits. Motto
TINT this Is IN ora Of reform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

CARLYLE HARRIS has tho proud salts
faction OF knowing that he is one Of the
best known and most prominent citi-
zens OF the great state OF New York.
That is something.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

THERE is nothing like Dr. Thomns'
Eclcctrlc Oil to quickly euro u cold or
relieve hoarSeness. Written by Mrs.
NJ. j. Follows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph
county. Mich. p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

Hoops PiLbsar purely vegetable, and
do not purge, pnin or grippe. Sold by all
druggists. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27

PARTIES trying to introduce new
cough remedies, should know that the
people will have DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERA
w housework, In a small family lax
reference required CALI 24iJChapliuasf mr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

Ser @conomiten in genniDlDar1ien Das
ben ieBt cine &riltS crreiht uno eS bat ben
Nnlbetn ais pir6e eS nur nodb filrSe a3ett
tDGbrcn bis Sic beriibmte ate 0eiculcbaft
9dn5ltcb bon ser 8ilbfldcbe peribmuloen
fem ptrb. 98d6reno De5 geitrigcn @otte5z
otenite5 fiinbtgte Der Sruitee DUB Den Qlu@
geitellten an, baB bic @eicQlcbatt oenlclben
in 3ufunft feline 206ne mebr 81 5ablelt i'm
Stan6c lei, nenn bieielbelt a6er 5l bleiben
ipiini9en, 10 tpGre eS tDnen geltattet nocb
ei1en M2onat IGnger fir Soft un6 Bobz
nung gu arbeiten. Die GcieQi3aft lit in
Solge Ser finan3iclcn Wirren nidbt i'm
Stan6e g~etpelen, bon i6rem @runoetgcnS
t6um ettpas 3u bertpertben. Die @rtibeiz
6ung trtfft ii6cr 300 8erionen unb miro
manber Sarnilic 6eocnflic6eS orgen MAIDEN.
g8ie bic bcranretfenbe @rnte etngebracbt
iper0cn loa un6 Bic btelen inbuitriellen
ltntertebn1ungen o6re 2(rbeit5frdft c ipeiterz
geflDrt merSen fDnnen lit nicbt 81 erflGren;
aber es betBt, baB peri3teoene @elpanne
D%erfauft tperben iouen ur6 DAB man groBe
2anbfldcben unbebaut laiien mill. 9r.Scott,
Der SefretGr Ser Staat5 : @~eiunbbeitsz
be60r6e bon SQinotS lit bon BEN Counties
@oparoS, GlaD un0 QSaDne SurilGgefebrt,
wobin ct in 8egleitung bes Staats Sbierz
ar3teS Or. Srumbomer unb Wtttgliebern
oer Gommiliton tiir le6enbi9es GieE geganz
gen mar I'M no6 ser ais anthrax befannz
ten &ranfbett, Die in bieler @egenb inter
Dem Ginbpteb uno an6crem 8icb g%raiiirt
auS5uibauen. Gr bertbtet Die Sage Ser
0inge ais be6enflicb. Die Seucbe greift
i6neQ UNI iicb un6 bnt iicb icbt AUDI auf
6antilton GountD atSgcbebnt. Gcrl6iebcne
8erlonen baben Die &rnnf6eit our6 rleber=
tragu1g 6efommen unO etne berlclben Gcit
6al in @QtS WfOun0 tpirO tpabri9einltb
iterben. Or. Scott bat einen lofalen @c=
iunbbeitSrat6 ms 2eben gerufen uno benz
lelben 6elebrt, tpie Die SeIc6e auSSumer5el1
lit. QlQe @aoaper bon crepirten Sbieren
mitfen Derbrailnt tperben. 8efallene Sbiere
miiiien ab9elonbert unb StdQe DDer Gdun1z
lt6fetten, in 0enen tie ibren Q(ufentbalt
geDabt babelt, 9riinbllcb oesinficirt tperben.
6letl3 bon S6leren in Den crgrtffencn Ot7
i~triften iDQ nibt g~enoiien unb ale 0tilB
muB Dor benz @enuB 9cfOcbt pcrben.
Die 8eD0lfcrrng bat Die Sacbe DOlIitdn1
big in Bic t6ano genonrlen nno bic grilnoz
ltcbiten WtaBre9eln tperOcn e~rgrtffcn tDerz
BEN, bic Ylage 3u unter6riden. Die
Seucbe. ertpeiit itcb getp0bnlicb t0btlic6,
ipenn Bic g~iftigen Seine bsrleI6en Dem
Magcn Ser S6icrc mitget6eilt tperben,
tpdbren6 Safe BON @inimpfung ober ionz
itiger lte6crtragung burcb i3nelc 8cbanbz
lung betlbar 81 ietn l5etncn.-Sn Der DOM
nerltag gtatbt bielten bic 6euicbreden eine1
Gin5ug III Sort Scott, &ani., lno 3tpar in
geraoe ioldben Wtaiien mic i'm Sabre 1875
1876. Die Snleften fan1en bonn SiiOen
bcr un6 tparen i3on am friibcn Morger
nit weiten &aienfld9en fertig, batten
8dume entlaubt unb lasen 10 oi6 in BEN
StraBen, DAB Der 8O6en p0at9 6eOeft mar.
Die oiesjabrigen 6eui6refen iino 9r0Ber
ais Die friiberen yGotb0eine."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
unfere freunoe in Oeut1Alano.

9te Shore ser @eltauSiteuuns iteben
tebt Sen 8etpobnern 6as @r6bauS often.
Nus alien Sbeilen Der @eIt ftrOmen Bic
8efucber na6 Der @unberlta6t ami Wtt6iz
9anzSee, Inn bier NQeS bas bereint 81
ieben, mas Meni6enseiit un6 Meni6enz
fletB felt Sabrbun6erten un6 S%abrtaulen9
BEN geplant unb pDllenbet bat. $50 tnnnter
Civilization unb @ulttr SUI gefaBt u1o
8ertreter 9efunben baben, ba bat man 81
benz sroBen SrtebenSpert ~unieres Sabr1
bun6ertS beigeiteuert, unb 10 itebt MN Die
tpetBe @usitelun9Sita6t ba ais etn geipaltt>
ges @abr5ei6en Der 8ilbung 1tnb bes Sort
fbritts, 6as oQe GulturD0lfer Der @roe IN
frte6Itcbem 0ettfartpf gen1etniam errt6tet
baben. Sol1e Merfe bilben geipiiier9
noBen Wtarfiteine in Der GnttpiGelung bes
neutrality-suspicious.; fe ftelen GuIturz
epoben bar, beren eingebetbe &e1lntniB Den
itreber16en Menioben tpieber DOripGrts Iettet
auf 6em 8ege ser ~GrfenntlttB. 9em9ertdE
ptr6 fir Sic nG6ite 3eit @6icago ais Ser
MttteIpunft Der ctoiLtitrten 8elt a1Suieben
ietn, u1tO nit ftettg tpabienber @ufmerfz
1amfeit folgt man itberau auf benz @rbenz
run6 SEN ~Gret9niiien, ipelbe ii3 0uf unz
ierem reutraLen 8oben abiptelen. Wtebt
aIs ie bei6Gftt9t ula ii6 auBerbaIb nit
benz Neuen, Dem 2ernenstDertben, bas u1e
iere Q~usiteuung bietet, u1O Die pielen OttLs
~ltonen, wel9e fte nt6t nit eigenen
9tugen f6auen %fOnnen, unterri6ter
it9 auf Die ~beitmOgIt6e Dirt iber
bas, mas fie int 8eionberen am
gebt unb tntereiitrt. Stir ie wirb eine
~fOrtlaufenbe 9ariteuung aIer Sic 8eItauss
iteuu1g betreffenben Grei9niiie bon gfuben
nnb @ert6 ietn. 9as 8O6enblatt Der
SutnoS Staatsz 3ettun9 iptr6 in beritdnoz
Iider, iacbGiber @etie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8ericbte ~liefern, tpeI6e iblieBIi6 in i6rer
@eiammtbeit cine ein6ettli6e Sbil6erun9
6eS @ar5en 6arltelen. Ser beuti9en abz
tbetlu11g u16 Mem, mas 6anntt 5uiammenz
bdn9t, ptrb Die gebii6renbe 2lufmerfiamfeit
setpi6met per6en. S6pn iebt tptr6 bas
bon BEN 9tusfteIIsrn bes 9euti9en &ei6cs
geLeiftete nei6Ios ais muitergiiItig anerfannt
unb eS muB ieben 0eutl6en nit St0l5 err
fituen, tpenn ct bort, tpeIcben 9uten Slang
beutiber @eift un6 beutiber SIeiB Dem
beutidben gtan1ett i'm 9(uSlanb eripDrben,
tpelcbe ebren0e SteIlung ibm errungen bat.
IS tptr6 0aber fit 6te ndcblten Wonate fiir
Sertpa16te un6 Sreun6e in Ser alien 8elt
faum Elm ptafommenereS @ei4enf seben,
aLs Elm announcement auf Sic @o9enaus7
9abe Ser SutnOts Staatsz 3eitung. @s
tpir6 gIei63eittg man3em bic Mibe a6z
nebmen, seitraubenbe un6 bocb ME err
f9Dpfenbe 8eri9te ieIbit 5u i9ret6en, tpeI9e
bod Bic 6ur9 bic 3eitung gesebenen 9arz
~iteInngen in ibrer 0aei9baItigfeit ntcbt
erieben fOnnen. Ser idbrItcbe Nbonne>
mentspreis betrdgt einiaIteBlicb 9orto
$500. 9afir miro ieben Montag bas
8Iatt fret nab alien SbetGen Ser 8eGt
beri9t6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21

- Die WuSlichten fir ben bal6iqen Gr>
Lap Der YrDflQ1tatton oes BrGf;0enten,
ourcb tDelcbe Der G6erpfee>S treifen Ser 8ez
1teoelung er0ffnet tperben pir0, beIiern fih.
Der Wttntiter beS Snllern erflGrt, 6ie 0or>
arbetten ieten e~rleOigt, bic proclamation
lei terttg unb tperOe benz BrGii6enten burcb
etnen beionoeren 8oten nacb @raD @abLeS
our unter5etc6nung iiber1an0t peroen. @r
0entt. Die Ser0fentlt6ung tper0e am %.
D. WttS. e~rfolgen t0nnen. ga 6as @eIeb
Dorlcbretbt, Dap Stpticben Proclamation unb
Gr0tnung mtn6eitenS 20 Sage Lteqen
muiien, 10 tDtrb bic t6atIGbliAe @r0ffnuno
alio nt6t bor benz II. September itattz
ftn0en.
Ste @berofeesG 0mmiliton, tpelde bor
bret Sabrcn ernatnt Durbe, nm nit ben
Snotanern I'M Snotater9ebiete i6er 9(6tre1
tung tbrer 2Gnbereien Su ~berbanbeLn, iii
nit tbrc1 Nrbeiten nabe3u fertiq unb bat
tpGbreno oteler 3eit l 1880, 900 Ncres an
9%etautt, nGmlt9: ben rGberofee Outlet"
6,OOO,OO NcreS 81 $1.42 ben 9(cre ;
100000 @creS BON Sen @6e1ennes un6
Nrapa6Des gu so Gents 3 MtQtonen Qcres
bon ben @omanc9eS, &iopas unb Qpac6es
gu 80 Gents; 100000 9lcres bon ben
Ntebttas 81 80 @entS; 475, 900 2[cres bon
ben YottaDatomtes gu 65 Gents; 400, 900
NcreS bon ben SacS ur16 Sores 3u $1.23 ;
229,OOO NcreS bon ben Sopas, zoo, 900
Mcres bon ben &idapoos un6 81, Stores
bon Den SonfaiDas gu 80 Gents; enbltcb
229,OOO Ncre5 BON BEN gaipnees su 81. 25.
lteber 100000 2LcreS Der @6icalatps unb
Gberofees it1b Die l1nter6anbIungen no6
ntcbt beenbet. 9as ongetaufte 2an6 liegt
TAFT ales peitlicb pom 95. Wteri6ian unb
umtaBt mehr ais Die 6GIfte 6es Snbianerz
9ebteteS. Stebentaufenb Snbianer baben
1e etne gierteleS ettion ais @igentbnm
ltbernommer, mas 1,12O, 900 Qcres mebr
G1s1nacbt1 Die Der GuItur erDffnet fin6.
cardinal Gibbons begtnq am 16.
Nugult iein Observation-Disclosures
8tlbots1nbildum in boufter 13~uriidge3o>
gen6ettr in Gope MaD. gtur @rsbiihof
9tpan bon 9bila6elpbia, 8ilbof &eane,
Der Gector Der fat6oliicben nrioeriit6t in
98aibtngton un6 8tibof S'TarreQ bon
Srenton in Stem Seriep iparen Bel ibm.
Die antltbe ~SubilGumsfeter ipir6 erii I'M
Ottober 1tattftn6en. 01an bate Sic 9l6z
it6t 9ebabt, Dem cardinal BEL Der @ele9enz
belt Elm 9roBes @elO9ei6enf 81 macben,
er bat itcb OaiieI6e aber perbeten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-21
R0- ltnfere @Orreiponbenten unb 9lae

ma l1niere @Drreiponbenten ltnb @9enz
ten beiucben bic f~olgen6en Staaten:
Serr Seq 8~ennin9boben bic Staten
gfebrasfa, gennipIDanien, Stem gort uub
SEEM SerieD.
Ser 6ran8 Otto 6te Staaten @tsconz
fin unb Mic6tgan.
Serr geter 8ui3 ben Staat SHtnois.
9err Saul SriebeG Sen Staat Soma.
6err &bOIf MaaB Sic Staaten Snbianu
un6 Ofibigan.
6err s. 9. SptegeL BEN Staot Mtnnez
fota. Office: 1909 0tnbalD @pe., gtort5
WinneapoLis, Mtnn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30
Caution to Cuatomera.

Nothing of original or superior merit but
has its limitations and counterfeits, even to
imperiling the health, Of communities. For
this reason the proprietors of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters caution their patrons to
scrutinize evey bottle offered land it is sold
ONLY in bottles) and verify its many marks
of genuineness.
A suficient warning to those meditatlng
and can be found in the unbroken line of judi
cial decision, exposing and severely Furnishing
every one dected in counterfeiting the Bitters
and the redoubled efforts that are being
made TO protect the public from the de
ception OF these unprineipled pirates.
RENDER the Bitters are sold in bottles only
never by the gallon or In buIk.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30

surprise his machine created sensation
iu tho patent office. and conrratuiatory
letters and kilograms began 10 pour m
But q pleasauter fora Of communications
began 20 follow. They were hattcring
offers from manufacturers, and IL is stated
on good authority that DIR. Davis had
straight offer Of $4,000 for his patent and
privileges. which was taken under consld-
GRAFTON The support works automatic
ally and is 80 attached to the wheel that
by a thumb-prcss, the moment the wheel
stops, IL falls gracefully 10 the ground,
holding the whole steady and erect lnde-
pendent Of any other support. IL Is bright,
pretty and ornamental and does not IN
crease the weight of the Internationally.
A dream strange for it's vividness and
S tranger still for its truthfulness came as
a warning to the family of Henry tIeck OF
Atlanta before his death Tuesday night
from injuries at the Mitchell street rail
road crossing. Mr.. Flick had a sister
who had lived at his home for number OF
years, and on Friday night she saw him
in a dream, badly injured and lying on a
litter. She saw him bruised ana bleed
ing and saw the faces of strange men
bearing him carefully along to his home.
She was not a believer in dreams, but so
plain was every detail Of this one, that II
made an impression on her mind that she
GOulu uOL SnAht On LlAt LtA AbAN ''AF-A~N
continued to haunt her and she finally
told her brother OF it. and warned him
to be careful in crossing the rail-
road. Her brother laughed at her dreams
and assured her that her fears were
groundless The dream had been for
gotten by the other members of the family
until the news of the accident that caused
his death reached them Tuesday. When
he was brought home dying from
his injuries his sister recalled the terri
BILE dream, and Tuesday night while
speaking of it swooned, and is now in
dangerous condition. She is suffering
from heart failure and several physicians
were summoned. Miss Fleck had her ter
rible dream last Friday night, and while
she did not know the locality in which the
supposed injuries were received by her
brother, railroad train was supposed to
have inflicted them. The father of
Henry Eleck was a man well known in
business circles and was killed by a
train at the Peters street crossing,
which is only few hundred yards from
the point where his son was killed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30
FLORIDA.
A new paper is to be started at Fort
Meade next month.

A new paper is to be started at Fort
Meade next month.
Mrs. H. r. Thomas, of Jacksonville,
while in bed a night or two ago, discov-
cred a snake under her bed. Her screams
attracted a neighbOr, who killed the
snake with club.
The colored state fair association has
now gone to work in earnest to put in
shape plans for holding another fair at
Jacksonville this fall. Much needed in
formation and experience was gained to
the members severally by their last effort.
Arrangements were made to forward all
long-delayed diplomas and premiums.
The committee on organization has
called a committee of Florida amateur
Journalists to organize a state amateur
press association to be known as the Flor
ida Amateur Journalists Association, to
meet at Jacksonville, July T. All inter
ested in the movement are requested to
send any suggestions they may have to
offer to Linden d. Dey, secretary commit
tee on organization, Jacksonville, or at
tend the convention if possible.
j. p. Scarlet, Jr., the conductor on a
South Florida freight train from Tampa
to Sanford, while setting out Tampa cars
in front Of the passenger depot in Tampa
Wednesday, having Just uncoupled car
and given a signal to stop, fell under the
tender, which backed over him its whole
length till the engine stopped. Scarlett
was removed. No bones were broken,
but he is badly bruised Hewas taken to
his home in Sanford. This is his fifth ac-
cident on railway.
Fort Myers Press: The overflow on
Orange creek, caused by the heavy rains
last week was very disastrous to the veg
etable growers. The corn crop win be
perfect failure, as also the crops of Irish
potatoes, elephants, cow-peas, etc There
has not been such an overflow on the
creek in eleven years. The orange trees
are not hurt, and the sugar cane will
thrive from the flood of waters passing
over it, so there are some advantages to
put over against the misfortune after all.
A little six-months-old white girl baby
was buried at Jacksonville Wednesday,
The name Of the child was given as M. B.
Wood and it died of cholera infantum on
Sunday in the house of colored woman
named Crockett, who lives at l13 North
street The colored woman, when inter
viewed, said that enc day last February a
white woman, who she found out after
wards was Mrs. Wood, called at her
house with this baby and, after much
persuasion to which was added $40 bill,
induced the Crockett woman to take the
baby. Mrs. Wood promised to frequently
call and see the child, and also agreed
to furnish more money for its mainte-
nance, but since that eventful day
the mother had never appeared. The col
ored foster mother learned to love the
little baby which seemed to thrive and
grow more attractive every day until sud
denly last Sunday cholera infantum at
tackled the child and it succumbed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30

Leave Savannah, from s., F.&WR'y
Depot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 um
Arrive Atlanta, at Union Depot. ...- 615 am
Arrive Chattanooga, at Central Sta
tion. Observation-Disclosures. II 30 am
Arrive Cincinnati, at Central Station. 10 40 pm
Arrive Chicago, at Monon Station. -. $50 am
Only S5 hours and 40 minutes from Savan,
nah to Chicago.
Pullman sleepers through without change
Savannah TO Chicago.
u. ~ WRENN, General PASSENGER and
Ticket Agent. Knoxville, Tenn,
J. j. FARNSWORrH, Division Passenger
Agent, Atlanta, Ca.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30

When Baby wasSsick, weNgaveSher Castoria.
When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When ahe had Children, sheGave themsCastoria
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30
SKIN CANCER CURED.
Testimony From the Mayor of Sequin
Texas.

Sequin, Texas. Jan, 14th, Is93.-Messrs.
Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ca. Gentlemen:
Il have tried your 2. p. p. for a disease Of
the skin usually known as skin cancer, OF
thirty years standing, and found great relief;
1t purihes the blood and removes all irrta-
tion from the seat of the disease and prevents
any spreading Of the sores.
/ have taken i've or six bottles and feel con.
fldent that another course will effect cure.
1t has also relieved me from indigestion and
stomach troubles. Yours truly, Capt. w. M.
Rust. Attorney ut LANA.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30

Savannah, Florida and Western RAJ
cor TO JUNE 4, 1893

wAYcRoss saogT LISE, TIsfE GABp; - grp,, orop11A
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30
For Over Fiftv Yeare.

Mrs. WIEsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children tecthing. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents bot
tle.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30

Hammocks and Sun Hats
At LaFar's, Broughton street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of The Two States Told
in Paragraphs.

A New Bicycle Rest Patented by an
Athenian-The Trial of Andy Fletoh-
erof Athens Postponed for the Fourth
Time-An Explosion in the Paper
Mill at Conyers,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30

Passengers holding tickets or mileage books
are allowed to ride on all freight trains OF this
company.
Tickets sold at Central Railroad Ticket
Ohices Savannah and Union Ticket OficeS
Albany and Montgomery.
For further information apply to the under
signed. g. y. WILBURN,
Gen, Pass. Agent Americas Ga.
CECIL GABBETT, General Manager
Americas, Ga.
j. M, CAROIAM Com I Art Savannah Ga
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
nan promiuent RECOMMENDATIONS

man. Prominent Geriman-Amer1cans
are openly advocating Pagan and doing Q
great deal for him. Ii the count Is not
tampered with, Pagan will win, and the
Democratic City Committee say positive.
ly that they will see that every vote IS
counted as it is cast. Loudrigan feels
positive he will heat Offerman In the
Third ward by 500. while Oferman's
friends are as positive Patsy will rot
be In it.n A novel reason is given o
a good many Third warders Way
they will vote for Londrigan. Why.
there's been no fun since Patsey leIs tne
Council" they say. Patsey's oratorical
efforts did at times cause some amuse
ment. but he knows his business pretty
well. Offerman is a young man In every
way qualified for the position; de Is
honest and intelligent, aud Will make
one of the best Councilman 9 elected
by the people of the Third Ward.
In the first, Bewig has independents OPP
nositiop. but he doesn't fear the result.
The independent Citizens Association
will have q complete ticket in the held.
OF course the greater part OF the ticket
will be made up of Democrats, but they
expect to count gu their candidate for
Water Commissioner, John koelliscb,
and II they cast a sufficient number votes
will keep their party title, and hereafter
nominate under the style of "lndepend.
ent Citizens' Parry" -,
An enthusiastic mass meeting was held
last night at HenKel's Hall, Grand street,
Hoboken, at which the actlve democratic
ticket was endorsed, An excellent a d
dress was delivered by Julius Schlatter.