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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

bEUHgwIcK. Ga. Jan. 3.-Ths OgIs-
tnDrps hotsI, under the management q
Warren Leland. Jr., with Ernsst Morgan
chief casrk. ODsns tO-nOrrOw ia grand
styls. A large foros u dec0ratcrs, Landscape
srtists AMI vOod workers have been at
work thrss Dssks preparing the hotel and
grounds, and thk season will be one Of
maanihcsncs nsysr b>fors equalsd. Bev-
sFsi isrRs Dartiss are ca route from thu
ncrth now - spend the winter at the Ogls-
thorpe, and the List II guests booksd Tor
different times during the season comprises
many nOtsbls people. Jskyl Islands mil
hopairss are coming thus way. and the
Oglstborps will entertain them before they
reach Iekvf -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
LxAPEo FnoM A TRAM.
a Passenger Dashss 10 the Woods
With bis Child Ia His Arms.

a Passenger pashss 70 the WOODS
With His Child Ia His Arms.
ArLAETA, GA, Jan. This evening
about O'Clock - tbs Atlanta and West
Point train for hsS Orleans nearsd East
Point, ain miles from this city, q. n. John
son, D passenger whoss ticket read from
Virsinia. Jumped % and dashed toward the
woods. In his arms tbs man carried an
infant child, and a. he ran frAnticaily
brnndhhed pistol. When East Point was
reached po&ss wss formed and pursuis
given. Tbs child was finally picked 40 Ia a
nsld ana the mans coat found hanging 10 a
barb wire fence, bat although the search
wae kept up until late IN the night no trace
~ his whereabouts could be Sc
cured. Mrs. johnson, hls wife, ssopDed
over Of East Point bhs and her husband.
abs said, had sold our their Virginia house
and were on their way b Texas. IL ls be-
iisyed that johnson was suddenly struck
with Insanity, "a no other reason con be
assigned Tor his strange conduct. The child
was pnbnrt In The wild fight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
FLORIDA FAVoRs Tsz CAxAL-
Resolutions Passed II Favor q Speed
Actaon u CCc re-

Resolutions Passed IL Favor q s2sscy
Actin II Congress-
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Tat s1s FEDERAL 2ovegDEos1t s5c24d eoutrol
tEs canal, thai tos nsosss1ty fer tie canal
demands inrnsdl&ts acton by oougress.
that tie bAl COW bstofs coEgTsss scoud bs
p&sssd and TIA. Rlorad&is representatives
saluld prosnOts its pssss2s.
TIE ecuVsuti0n urges that every inHu-
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s1ch . canal under tie consFol and protsc-
ton II tie Euitsd States
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INNOCENT NAN ~ PRISON.

W. s. Conknn Published FOR a Criroa
he Never Committed.
CELISA, o., Jan. Nv. 3. Conklin. son
OF S. J. Conklin Of Port Jefferson, soath Of
this city, lie serving a ssven-year sentence
In the peniteutlsry for crime Of which be
is Innocent. 10 the year 1859 be was en-
ployed as teamster by Peter Click. His
family, which CONSISTED Of a wife and stem
daughter, lived at Hamilton. His wife had
become tired Of him aud swore out the
warrant for his arrest. charging him Of
criminally asa1lting her child. He was
con victed and sentenced 90 seven years' a.
hard labor ia the penitentiary. where be is
now ssrvinR. MrA Conklin now regents OF
the wrong she has done him and has sworn
20 an affidavit which says that be Is inno-
cent OF the charge. A petition for pardon
viii be sent Immediately.
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II Il the First Building OF q Foreign
Government Completed.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-Of all the foreign
powers taking part In the worlds fair the
little republic Of Hayti ia the first 70 com.
plsts its building, the work having been fn-
ishsd yesterday. IL was the Goth auniver-
sary Of the Independence of the island. the
Hsytihn pavilion being dedicated Ia the
presence OF small audience, composed OF
exposition officials and colored citizens Of
Chicago. Frederick Douglass, ex-ninister
70 Hayti, delivered the principal address a.
the request Of President Hippolyte. Di-
rector General Davis responded. The sxer-
cises were held IN the main ball Of the build
ing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
TsIAL on TIE smzLgs
The Preliminary Hearing Results Ia
EDEk Beng Hall

Ire FTs42n2iDzry Hearing Results IA
EDta Beng Held.
&NGslcr-s, Ga Jazz. z--Afssr a fan pre-
hE1asaary iEyssslzstApn n the Hi1kls-
HorssasEa tragedy TO-DAY Ju1gs J. q.
Hst1sws oDnluzltts9 bosn J. y. ami A. 4.
HinkAs ~ Jail Tor tagrdsF. It's grand Jury
rAs~tS nsx1 Aolasy, st2sn true b4lls a2sl1i.
Doth lie Hiakiss for murder will doubtless
- promptly returned. Today the pabllc
uss sxcl1dsd fran TIA trtal Had IL "a
bSsr ~ dDgbtlsss many who are Tonight
q0alihS1 jurors would nov ~ disqualified
from haTin2 heard The evidence undsr cath.
TIE Tsagls II to-day's hearing has not tended
~ lssssn TIE gsDsrsl bsisf that both tie
IstsDusrs are gailtJ d n1rdsr Ia TIE nrEt
ds2fes
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= 80 u 1885,

Tie Se-as@ U-sbls = Eszca 81 Agree
r1snt o. 2 Speaker.
&AsavILLE, TzEE., Jsu- z-Ths torey.
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IL tie throes q oggsz1zzrior- TIE Iouer
ho-zss has ssiscssd sDd l1Eizllsd sp@sker.
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2szot-ss~srras. bzt TIE senate IL dsSdIockss
q tos spS2ksrEcto oousss. YlstT-thrss
osiaois 8e-s asEs1 today Eitcout a. elsc-
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Flor.de,s Methoaiets.

OcAI4A, FLA., Jan. 3.-Ths annual cor
ference q tie Florida Methodist church
bezlns Tomorrow morning. Bishop D. Z.
fitzgerald u Atlanta, who will preside, is
hsrs, . gceet 81 toe Ocals house. The town
h fun q ministers and their wives, guests
of the city. The Methodist church vas
packed a. the evening I,rnise service. Pey.
J. b. Andsrson Of JacksOn vile delivered an
eloquent sermon Eleven applicants are
before tbs examining COMMITTEES.
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FORCED 70 Co&xlr HA-z11rDz

Grange Tale Tod by an Arksusas
Boy Who Killed lis No:Ler.
BzrsZLET, AK, jan. L-One # TIE
strange: murder cases ever brought 70
hgbs ia Eastern Arksnszs is the ors IN
which John Inolass, a l5-yesr-o!d boy, Il
charged With killing bis mother Monday
IN tue DARK couaty ueizh-
bornood, south q this place
he boy h apparently q sourd mind and
Nten seen ackroTlsdged the murder and
gave "a his reason tina. sas got The gun and
gave u 70 bin aud cOmUellsd him 70 shoot
her under ths threat that she would shoot
him II be did not do a. she tod Tin 70 do,
Medical experts bsllsye the by sane aud
that his story Is correct. he does not
ssstn 10 recognizs the enormity % bis
o1enss. he was remarked 70 al %
await tie action Il the grand jury.
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pr. Joniah D. Green Daad.

CAEnoLLTOs, o.. Jan. 3.-Dr. Josiah d.
Green Of EDopvills. this county. died yes
tsrdsT and was burisd to-day. He was
stricken few days ago with paralysis.
The doctor was one OF the most prominent
men u the county, having been q proni.
Dsnt spirit In politics and one Of the county's
bsst oinzens- He has besn a resident Of the
county slnos 1870 his former homo having
been ia Coyeta couutv
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VOTE OF TIE ELECTORS

Cleveland Has PIG, Harrison IA and
Weaver N.
NEw YoEE, Jan. 5.--The EDentaq Post
to-day says: The settlement Of the Ore
gon contest makes Il poa4ibls b give an &C
curate table Of the vote for President a. Il
should be cast BY the electoral college, and
which will show Total numbsr u votes.
91i neoessarv ~ choice, m Clsvsland's
majority, lOs. The total vote for zoe re-
spectivs candidates f. ~ follows Cisvs-
land, %'t harriSOu, ~ and Weaver a. %
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

FELLow CrrIzEss-f respectfully announce
myself as q candidate for reelection 20 the
Office Of County Surveyor
JOHN r TEBEAuy.
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IVORY on The South Bound

JossELYa, Ga, Jan. 3.--work has begun
On the South Bound at Midwife, Liberty
county. IL f. understood that about 200
bands are employed at that point IN grad
Ing The roAdbed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
LYHCaIHG IN IDAHO,

a Mob OF Masked and Armed Men
Make q Raid on a JeiL
LEwIsTows, IDAHO, Jan. 3.-At mid
night furious mob ottwenty- or thirty
masked men, armed aud determined 70 take
the law into their own hands, called upon
Deputy Sheriff Wright, who has rooms a,
the court house, and at the muzzls Of a re-
volver demanded the key % the cell Of
Albert Roberts, who murdered Jack Buth-
eriand at Leland about two weeks ago.
The keys we're obtained and Roberts was
taken from ths jail and banged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

brassoy - saw a sight that enjoyed last
night. Fender " hersi Bfaassy-At the
tbester a gOnAn With big hat came too
lats " set Eeht aud had ~ ftand AZ the
lack without any ons bshiad Der. -.Nete
Jork mum
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

JossELYN, Ga, Jan. "A negro con-
vict escaped from the convict camp at this
place yesterday. A dlligsnt search was
mado for him but thus far he has not been
ceuturod
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

CoJpMEUa. o.. Jan. The elegant
rssidsDos ~ Mrs. h. a. Proer ond The home
~ Capt. w. A. MArtinisre we're destroysd
~ fire this morning. Tho lOas is giOON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HORSES ron SALE AT A nARsAI

HORSES T0H SALE At A BARGAIN
By A. ?. MCKEE. Browning No CAL a.
Youngiove & Goodmsu's Stables
Pair Matched Blacks.
Z Bay Horsss
Gray Horses
3 Coinbination Horse.
Ahyoa8gi seund jus, fron tas eeuutsg.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

respectfully announce TO the public that I
am candidate for County Commissioner. and
solicit your kind support,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04
FOR CORONER.

To the Voters Of Chatham County;
am q candidate for reelection 70 the
ONCE Of
coRoEEE,
And respectfully ask your support on Jan. 4.
1885, WIN D. DIXON
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Cotton Niile Sold

CgLpMDDe, 90 Jan g. Paragon mills
we're acid ~ receivers sale b DAY b. a. H..
EYpinR, fspr' t9utug a local syndicate.
1hs property brought 5000.
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FOR TAX RECEIVER.

an candidate for reelection 70 the Office
Of Receiver Of Tax Returns, and respectfully
solicit the votes Of my fellow citizens.
JOHN r. DILLON
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FOR TAX COLLECTORS

FEfLov CITrzETs-T am candidate for re-
election TO the Office Of Tax Collector At the
election 70 be held on Wednesday, Jan 4, 1928,
and respectfully solicit your support
JAMES J. McG0WAE
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FOR ORDINARY,

To M FR1EsDs AID FELLoT CrrIzESs OF
CHATHAH CoUSTT-I respectfully announce my
self as candidate for reelection 20 the Office
Of Ordinary Of Chatham county at the election
to Be- held onThs 4th day Of January next, and
kindly solicit your votes and influence.
HAMPTON 1. FERRTLI
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HAYTl,s PAVILION.

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Relieves Indigestion, Dyspepsia, etc.
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NOTICE

BaEing withdrawn from the Commissioners
election, respectfully ask AL my friends who
promised 20 support me 70 vote for nv fellow
toTnsmsn, Joseph z. Newton.
DAYEL. CHRISTIAN.
PooI.KR Jan : fsq3
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having withdrawn from the Commissioners
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FOR TAX RECEIVER.
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LONDON, Jan. t.~Ths Berlin or.
xsspondept u the TfDl>s Gays two frsst
cssse u cholera were reported Ia Hamburg
to-day and one "a WsBdsbsrk.
I Two deaths fran cholera occurred IN Al
kOua to-day
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22
PERSONAL.
Thursday's Personals 14th Inst.

John Conway is in the city from Mon.
tana points.
John Brady came down from Helena
last evening.
H. F. Douglass was up from Fort
Yates last night.
Geo. W. Newton returned last even
ing from Dickinson where he has been
attending the term Of court.
F. E. Moorhouse leaves this evening
for Chicago and the big show, via the
Shrine excursion from Fargo.
Richard Relf, who has been looking
up some records for the Northern Paci-
fc in the city, returned to st Paul last
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Chambers re-.
turned this morning from their visit to
st. Lawrence, S. d., accompanied by
their niece. who will visit with them IN
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Patterson left last
evening for st. Paul, to be absent about
two weeks. MI. Patterson is suffering
from an internal trouble which will
necessitate a surgical operation, which
will be performed by four of the city's
leading physicians.
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Saturdays Personals

Mrs. G. E. Draper is. over from Man.
dan to-day.
Finlay Grant returned from Fargo
and st. Paul to-day.
Insurance Commissioner Cudhie left
for the fair last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Hughes left last
night for Chicago and the fair.
H. A. Stickney, the Steele landlord is
up from the Kidder county metropolis
to-day.
Mrs. Murphy, mother of Mrs. P. G.
Remington, arrived to-day from Chicago
and will visit in the city.
Auditor Porter went down the line
last night, and took a gun along for a
little sport in the hunting line.
N. F. Boucher has gone to Chicago,
and will return with Mrs. Boucher, who
has been undergoing medical treatment
there.
George and John Robinson and Chas.
Staley were a party of Coal Har-
borites to return from the Worlds Fair
to-day.
Mrs. j. J. Freeman and Mrs. A. G.
McGillivray came down from Dickinson
to-day, to attend the funeral of Miss
Davidson.
w. G. Badger was over from Mandan,
and consorting with city friends. He
will go down to Chicago in a few days
with a trainload Of stock.
P. G. Kelley and wife from the Black
Hills, are at the Sheridan. Mr.. Kelley
has a band of horses which he is dis
posing Of along the line.