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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-29
LEGAL SALES.
sHERIFF's SALE.

0TIIFItIF II > Oh
WILL BE SOLD before the court house
w door Of Chatham County, Georgia, dur
ing the usual hours for sheriff Is sale. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY End. 1894. three 81
carloads Of lum Der, now in the yard OF the
Central Railroad & Banking Co. at savannah
said lumber being loaded on the following
cars:
G. II. r. No. 25s7.
c. X. II. No. 2Sf9
st. T.. ]. M. g. ID. No. 1889.
Levied upon by attachment at the suit OF
Council g. Grady vs.. Wylie, Harker & Co., and
levied upon and sold as the property Of said
Wylie Harker & Co. said attachment is re.
turnable to the City Court Of Savannah.
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HOUSES AND SHORES FOR RENT.

60 RENTS that desirable 2-story resi-
'pI - dence 81 Nichols street near Sayan.
nah, Florida and Western railway depot Ap-
ply Gresham's grocery West Broad and
Jones streets. Theo. Groot.
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P. Sanford Ross tug Brusstar, which
is engaged in the harbor work, broke her
crank pin while at Tybee knoll last
Wednesday. She will be repaired at this
city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-29

There are eleven barks at Tybee roads
awaiting orders, and three at quarantine.
The Norwegian bark Augustine, which
has been at Tybee for a few days, has
been ordered to Brunswick to load.
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EnuNn.

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L1OUND. a large black dog, with leather
II collar and rope around the neck; owner
can have the same b.. paying for this adver-
tisement Apply to No. i72 Castor street, e.
No. 10e President street.
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PERSONAL

ENLEGANT lots In a most desirable part Of
~ the city; you can have one by saving
~ 30 per week from your incomes, Cali on
The Title Guarantee Company, 1876 Congress
street.
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LOST.

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II .OST, pointer puppy two months old. Re-
IL ward II left at 6lh Liberty street.
II OST. The party who carried away the
IL nickel.plated dish with zinc pan inside,
from Lowell & Lattimores several days ago
by mistake. will do them great favor by re-
turning IL az once
Il OST, lemon-colored pointer dog. Has
IL collar with my name on IL. Return to r. (
NJ. Hull, 8 Drayton street, and receive res
ward.
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PARTENDER, fine mixer speaks German
- and French. wants position Jan. l. good
references. Bart, this office.
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The schooner Mary O'Neill, cleared and
sailed yesterday for New York with a
cargo of pitch pine lumber, measuring
4O5. 612 feet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-29

The schooner John p. duBignon sailed
from Baltimore on last Tuesday for this
port with a cargo Of guano.
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For years I've toiled among my books,
And having read them all, l ind
That every thought / have has been
The product Of some other mind
Life.
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WANTED, by an intelligent young lady q
w situation as governess, housekeeper or
nurse to invalid lady. Is willing and obliging.
Wages not so much an object as good home
ana pleasant surroundings. Address, Pleas
ant. Morning News.
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LNIGHTROOM new house, all modern i'm
II proyements, 1851 New Houston, for rent
A pplY APPEL 8 Schaul.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED. boy living with parents; must
w furnish references; address In hand
writing; work, ONCE and collecting; salary
fifteen per month. Address Commission
Merchant, this office.
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The schooner Nahum Chaplin, Capt.
Arey, arrived yesterday from New York
with cargo of oil for the Standard and
Tide Water Oil companies.
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WANTED, a competent nurse; positively
w none need apply unless well recon-
mended 80 Gwinnett street
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
A BLAZE IN PITTsBURG.
Valuable Business and Residence Pro
ertY DeatroYed.

Valuable Business and Residence Prop
erty Destroyed.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 5.-Fire broke
out tonight in large brick building oc-
cupied by the Collins Cigar company,
and before the flames. could be subdued
the structure was entirely destroyed,
together with three other five
story buildings and o residence
on Pennsylvania avenue. The buildings
destroyed were occupied by P. Duff &
Sons, commission merchants; Cavitt &
Pollock, lamps and fancy imported
goods; Booth & Flynn, contractors, and
numerous offices. The losses at mid
night are estimated from a quarter to
half a million dollars.
Keech's immense installment house
and the Westinghouse machine shops
were on ire several times, but the good
work OF the fire departments saved
them. At IL 80 O'Clock the walls of the
Duff building fell with a crash,
burying the old Werner mansion,
adjoining. Fortunately the family had
deserted the house before the walls
came down, and go far as known no one
was injured, but many valuable paint
ings and works of art were destroyed.
The total loss is $33S, 600, covered by
insurance.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
THE NEXT SENATE.
Republicans Bent Jon Getting Control of
Itby Hook Crook.

Republicans Bent Jon Getting Control of
by Hook Crook.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The Republican
senators met in caucus this morning to
consider the order of business. The
initial steps were taken toward the be-
ginning of bitter fight for the control
of the next senate. II there has been
any belief that the Republicans in
tended permitting the organization of
the next senate to go by default, that
belief is shattered by the action taken
today.
The committee consisting of Teller,
Hoar, Mitchell, Chandler and Higgins,
all Republican members Of the COM
mittee Oh privileges and elections,
was appointed to take special charge
OF the subject of organizing the
next senate, and incidentally thereto
the matter of the election of senators in
the western states where fight is now
on. The senators are all astute pol
iticians and will see that nothing is
done to jeopardize the chances OF the
Republicans, and will prepare all the
casee, SC that in the event of contests,
which are inevitable, the best possible
front can be made.
The question OF order Iof business is
secondary to the more important matter
Of organization. and committee WAS
appointed, in the persons Of Senators
Sherman, Frye, Dolph, CulIom, Platt,
Washburl. and Quay. Thsy will can
vase the situation and report at another
caucus to be called early next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
MRS. MAVERICK A MARTYR
Gail Hamilton Goes for Mr..
Gladstone.
She Says the Grand Old Man
Is a Murderer.
An Innocent American Woman Dy-
ing in W0kiDg Prison.
Her Blood Will Be on the Head of the
British Premier Unless He Or
ders Her Immediate
Release.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Boston, Jan. 5.-"In the name of God
arraign you, the head of the British
government, for the murder of Florence
Elizabeth Maybrick now dying in the
convict prison at Woking." So writes
Miss Abigail Dodge, the authoress known
to the literary world as Gail Hamilton.
to Rt. Hon. William E. Gladstone, prime
minister of Great Britain. Miss Dodge
declares there is no evidence of the
imprisoned woman's guilt, and shames
the great government for binding the
feeble hands OF woman in living
tomb, and demanding more evidence Of
her innocence. After reproaching the
British government, and the home office
in particular. for its barbarous action,
Miss Dodge declares they are guilty of
deliberate murder.
Closing she says "But if there
be God who makes and notes the ways
of this world; who hears the voice of
innocent blood crying unto Him from
the ground; it is better to be the young
wife and mother, perishing in Woking
prison, than the prime minister of the
government which works her torture
and her slaughter"
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
SACRAMENTO GOSSIP.
The Senatorial Situation and Legisia
tive Matters.

The Senatorial Situation and Legisia-
tive Matters.
BY the Associ ated Pressl
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.--A Sacramento
special says:
1t was resolved by the assembly that
when adjournment was taken today it
should be in respect to the memory of
Gen. John W. Bost, once surveyor-gen-
eral and twice a member of the legisla-
ture. The assembly will adjourn over
until Monday to give the speaker a
chance to make up b is committees.
Including Burke. non-partisan from
San Francisco. the Democrats have 60
votes on joint ballot. Sixty-one votes
are necessary to choice and there are
no indications as yet where the extra
vote is to come from. The eight Popu-
lsts, with one Independent from San
Diego, have the balance of power.
Stephen M. White will be nominated
by the Democratic caucus tonight. T,
V. Gator is the nominee of the Peoples
party and it is expected either Charles
N. FELTON, or d. M. Burns will receive
the Republican plimentary vote
Carlson. Independent, from San Diego,
has not said how he will vote, but great
efforts are being made to induce him to
vote for White.
Senator Dunn Of San Francisco is not
satisfied with the way he has been
treated and is freely expressing his
opinion. He signed the caucus call,
but did 80 unwillingly. Certain patron
age was promised in San Francisco for
his friendship, but his friends have not
got their places. Senator Mitchell and
Assemblymen Boyce and Cuslck express
the same opinion, and Schlesinger is an
other dissatisfied one.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
HARRIsoN's HEALTH.
a Report That the President Is in Dan
ger of Physical Collapse.

Report That the President is in Dam
ger of Physical Collapse.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The Herald's Wash
ington correspondent sends the follow
ing: The friends of President Harrison,
who have had occasion to see and talk
with him of late, are very much con-
cerned about his condition, and express
fear that his health will break down be-
fore the close of his administration. It
is said the presidents health is the chief
argument used by his friends to have
him accept the overtures made by Stan
ford university, to go to California, and
that it is not at all unlikely that be will
agree to deliver course of lectures for
that institution.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--In view of the
statement published that President Har-
rison's health is failing ard likely to
break down before his term of office ia
closed, Postmaster General Wanamak-
er was questioned as to the fact,
and he said the president was in perfect
health and had not in four years been
away from his desk on account OF per-
sonal sickness. He had for months
been uut in the wilderness OF suffering
and the shadow of il fingers for long
time upon nature that feels as deeply
as his.
/, Little Martena Harrison continues to
improve, but the White House is still
quarantined, and big placards contain
ing the information that contagion ex-
ists within are displayed at the en-
frances to the private part OF the man
sion. When the quarantine against the
White House is removed it is probable
that the president will take few days.
recreation in duck shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.
A Little Business Transacted and Bo

| A Little .Bnsiness Transacted and Both
Houses Adjourned to Monday.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. Sin the senate
this morning Lieutenant Governor Red
dick announced but two committed
on attaches, contingent expenses and
milgage-consisting of Streeter, Maher,
Broderick, Wilson and Ames, and on
state library and rules, Ragedale, Hart
and Seewell.
Lapgford and Ostrom each offered
joint resolutions favoring the Nicaragua
canal. Referred to the committee on
federal relations.
Ostrom offered a joint resolution in
favor of the anti option bill pending in
congress. Referred to the committee on
agriculture.
Recess.
In the afternoon an attempt was made
| to begin the introduction of bills, but it
was voted down.
The senate then adjourned until Mon
day.
The assembly today allowed over SLIGO
for services and mileage to temporary
officers and attaches.
Bledsoe and Carlson presented con-
current and joint resolutions relative to
the Nicaragua canal.
John Cramer was appointed filing
clerk to the sergeant-at-arms; VIM. l..
Bell, bill clerk; Charles A. Flynn, as
| sistant bill clerk-all three from San
Francisco. Miss Crawford of Lake
county was appointed assistant. filing
clerk.
A resolution to allow each committee
$40 worth OF stationery was laid on the
table.
Recess until afternoon.
| At the afternoon session the speaker
announced the appointment of large
number of pages, messengers, porters
and clerks.
Speaker Gould announced the death,
at Merced, of Hon. j. w. Bost, once sur
veyor. general of the state and ex-mem-
ber of the legislature, and resolution
that when the assembly adjourns, it be
out of respect to his memory, carried.
Adjourned until Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
THE KANSAS SITUATION.
Democrats Hold the Balance of Pow
and Mean to Exercise Tt

Democrats Hold the Balance of Power
and Mean to Exercise 1t.
TorEKA, Kan, Jan. 5.-The supreme
court this afternoon decided the Stubbs.
Rosenthal legislative contest in favor oi
Stubbs, Republican. This virtually in,
sures the Republicans the organization
of the house.
In joint session the parties would be
divided thus: Republicans, "a; Popu-
lists. II; Democrats, 5-giving clear
opposition to the Republicans OF two
This majority, however, is not harmo
nious one except in it's opposition to
Republicanism. 1t would be an easy
matter to combine it on the question it
will have to decide, viz: the senator
ship. Five Democrats hold the balance
of strength. They recognize Their
power and will utilize it in a strong en-.
deavor to elect Democrat to succeed
Senator Perkins.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06

THE COMING MI AN.
Watterson Says Carlisle VIII Be Presi.
ident After Cleveland.

Watterson Says Carlisle VIII Be Presi-
ident After Cleveland.
ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Jan. 5.-Henry Wat
terson speaking today OF the attitude of
John G. Carlisle toward the Cleveland
administration, said: "You can state,
as my belief, that Mr.. Carlisle will ac-
cept the proffered portfolio OF the treas
ury. This will entail an actual sacrifice
on the part of Carlisle, for, as secretary,
his expenses would be greater than his
income. As senator he can supplement
his salary by law practice. AS secretary
he could not"
eff Mr., Carlisle administers the treas
ury as the country has reason to expect
he WILL" continued Mr.. Watterson, "no
power on earth can keep him out of the
presidency, if he wants it.'
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
MICHIGAN POLITICS.
Senator stockbridge Nominated to Sue
coed Himself.


coed Himself.
LANSING. Mich, Jan. Sat the eau
Gus tonight the Republicans nominated
Senator Stockbridge to succeed himself
az senator from Michigan.
Governor Rich delivered his inaugural
message to the legislature today. He
makes plea for good roads; criticizes
the Miner election law; favors two
boards of election inspectors to facilitate
the count of the vote; asks that legiti-
mate campaign expenses be defined
suggests an effective quarantine against
cholera, and the gradual abolishment OF
grade crossings.
Among the recommendations of the
retiring Governor Winans' message are
the following: An increase of the Ca
pacity of the state university to accom-
lnodate all who desire to come; the
establishment of public road system
placing building and loan associations
under state supervision; the abolish
ment OF free railroad passes to legis-
lators.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
sEALEss sURPRIs ED.
A Seized Schooner Condemned by the
Canadian Court.

A Seized Schooner Condemned by the
Canadian Court.
VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 5.-Chief Justice
Begbie this morning gave judgment in
the case of the Crown vs. the schooner
Oscar and Hattie, against the schooner.
The chief justice held that her seizure
was perfectly legal and there
fore ordered that the schooner and
cargo be condemned. The judgment
came like thunderbolt to sealers who
had expected that the schooner would
he discharged. The owners OF the
schooner, in their statement of defense,
claimed that the schooner went to Atu
for water and was seized while taking
water, and further, that there were no
seals within several hundred miles of
Atu. 1t is probable that the case will
be taken to the higher court.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
Excitement over a Bank FAILURE.

REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi, Jan. 5-Ex-
citement runs high at Fairfax over the
Bank of Fairfax failure. The assignee
has not made a statement, but the lia-
bilities are very large and the assets
very small. Messrs. Gray and Beard
are coLfned in the village lookup
in charge of the Renville county off,
GERS. An attempt was made to blow up
the lookup with dynamite, but the
fuse went out before reaching the ex-
plosive. Assignee Brown is having diff
ficulty in securing the $4,000 bonds
demanded.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
UNANIMOUS FOR WHITE
"Our Steve" Polls the Full
Party Vote.
The Caucus N0minates Him for
Senator.
All of the So Votes Given Him on
Second Ballet.
Only Two More Needed to Elect Him.
Ono of. These Is Assured and
the Other Is Not an
ImPossibility.

The following telegram received at the
HERALD Office last night explains itself: {:
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9Th.
Editors Herald, Los Angeles:
White received full party vote, SO, at
caucus. A. w. BARRETT.
The foregoing dhpatch was later cup
plemented by the Associated Press, as
follows:
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 5.-The Democratic
caucus had SO present. Carlson, Inde-
pendent, did not 60 in. The first ballot
resulted: White, 46; Wilson of Te-
hama, Z; Lynch, 6. The second ballot
was unanimous for White.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
THE NEBRASKA DEADLOCK.
There Is Now Possibility of Its Being
Broken,

There Is Now Possibility of Its Being
Broken,
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 5.--The house is
ready to canvass the vote on state cleo
tion, but can do nothing else till the
senate, which is still deadlocked, organ
ICES and meets with the house in Joint
session for the purpose.
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 5.-There is now a
possibility of the deadlock in the senate
being broken tomorrow. Senators Ro
beck and Mcdonald served notice on
their Republican colleagues tonight that
they intended to withdraw from the
caucus. This caused sensation. There
was also an independent caucus over the
allegations that certain members were
not acting in good faith, and there now
seems possibility of a coalition OF the
anti-monopoly members and the organ
ization of the senate irrespective of party
lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
DEADLOCK IN COLORADO.
The Senate in Middle Over Iti
Organizations.

The Senate in Muddle Over Its
Organization.
DENVER, COL, Jan. 5.-The senate has
resolved itself into a deadlock and how
it will get out of the muddle none can
tell. Seven Democrats, known as the
"white wings" faction, have the balance
of power and declare they will have a
large proportion of the Offices or not
proceed further with business.
1t is reported tonight that a combina-
ton will be formed between the Repub-
licans and Democrats whereby the SEN
ate can be organized. The house of rep.
resentatives met, ard without delay pro-
ceeded with the work of completing
organization, after which an adjourn
ment was taken until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
THE TEXAS sENAToRsHIP.

Mills Stands Some Chance of Not B cling
Reelected.
AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 5.-The Legislature
will convene Tuesday. Both houses are
overwhelmingly Democratic, and the
Hogg faction is in complete control.
The session will elect United States
senator to succeed Mills, now filling
Reagan's unexpired term. Mills will
probably have walk-over, though
there are rpmors of deal between Gov
ernor Hogg and Ex-Governor Ireland, by
which Ireland lie to succeed Mills and
Hogg succeed Coke two years hence.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
MISSED THE MARX.

A Bullet Intended for "a HAWK Lodged
in Mans Heart.
MODESTO, CAL, Jan. 5 The mystery
surrounding the killing Of Lafayette
Steele at his ranch while blowing on
Tuesday afternoon has probably been
cleared up. At the inquest Fred Rey-
nolds, a neighboring farmer, testified
that at about the time OF the killing be
had fired at a hawk in a tree, distant
over half mile, with Winchester
rifle, and missed the mark. The bullet
in Steele's heart and the one from
Reynolds rife correspond in every par
ticular. No arrest will be made.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
no FOR SAN JUAN.

Many People Going to the Placers and
None Coming Back.
DURANGO, Colo, Jan. 5.-Eyery train
brings in new arrivals, who outfit
here and pull out at once for the placers.
The first relief trip of the stage,
which consists OF four Concord
coaches and 80 horses, was made into
Dolores this afternoon. The driver did
not bring back anyone, and all report
excitement high, but DO trouble has yet
occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
Governor Russell,s message.

BosToN, Jan. 5.-Governor Russell to-
day sent his official address to the leg
islature. He recommends legislation to
define the object and limit the amount
of expenditures for election purposes,
and stringent laws to repress lobbying.
The Legislature ia asked to memorable
congress on behalf of reciprocity with
Canada. The other matters dealt with
are only of local interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
Reruh,icans to BE Unseated.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 5.-It is stated
that an effort will be made by leading
Democrats to have certain Republican
members of the legislature unseated
under the section Oh the new ballot law
which forbids any candidate to act as an
election officer.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
A Fake of the First water.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 5.-A spe-
cial from Bakersvile says the story of
the horrible killing of six people, as
reported in the papers today is flake"
of the first water. No such occurrence
has taken place, and the people of that
locality are at loss to understand why
the story was told.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
The Little Rock PIasns.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Surgeon-G Gen
eral Wyman has received report from
Surgeon Giddings, sent to Little Rock,
Ark, to investigate the disease in the
convict camp there. After describing
the filthy condition of the camp and
surroundings, he gives the opinion that,
the deaths there were due either to
poison or contaminated water, with
filth ana overcrowding, probably the
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
Fire in Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 5.-Fire tonight in
the composing room on the second floor
of the Omaha Printing company's build
ing communicated to the bindery on the
third floor and storage rooms on the
fourth. Within two hours the building
was completely gutted, entailing loss
of $780, 900, partly covered by insurance.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
OoekreIl Renominated.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Jan. 5.-The
Democratic joint caucus of the general
assembly tonight renominated f. M.
Cockrell for United States senator by
acclamation, starting him on his fourth
term. The effort to endorse Governor
Francis for cabinet position was de-
feated by the chairman adjourning the
caucus,
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
A Real Tragedy.

Elem, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-Mahlom Jones, a
teacher in the high school at Hamp-
shire, died today from dagger wound
inflicted by Rosa Schultz. handsome
young teacher in the same town. She
was the heroine and he the villain in a
drama presented by an amateur theatii-
cal company of which both were mem
bers, and in the excitement of the pub
lie presentation, she plunged the dagger
with which che was supposed to kill
him, into his breast.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 5.-Both houses
of the legislature adjourned shortly after
hearing the governors message today.
Nothing can be done until the commit
tees on rules report. This is looked for
tomorrow. Governor Richards first
message compares favorably with those
of his predecessors. 1t is exhaustive in
it's treatment of state issues and pro-
nounced in favor of important measures.