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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02
The Ware Institute Adjourned.

Waycross, Ca, Sept. THE teachers
institute of this county, which has been
in session five days this week, closed this
afternoon. The institute was the best
ever held here. Prof. Woodan, the ex-
pert, did excellent work, and Hon. J. d.
Smith, the school commissioner, has the
thanks of the institute The teachers
have received much instruction.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-02
ROOMS 10 RENI

ITO RENT, fiat with all convenience, in nice
Il neightorhoOd. ll7A Barnard street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. Is words or more,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion
Anybody who has any want to supply, any.
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I(EMEMBER the Savannah Steam Dye
1O'-Works are making new hats out Of old
ones. 1t would lie worth the time you would
spend IN seeing what can be done with your
hat. Old stand, 1874 State.
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EOR LEASE.

TNO LEASE farm OF 1879 acres, large house
Il and stables, splendid water. splendidly
adapted for dairy or poultry business; stu
ated on White Biun road four miles from Sa-
Vaunah; rare chance 70 right party. Apply
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FOURTH TEXAS p1sTRIoT.
David B. Culberson Nominated Afte
Total of 5000 Ballots.

Total of 5000 Ballots.
Paris, Tex, Sept. 1.-Crawford, Shep-
pard and Hodges, candidates before the
democratic congressional convention of
the Fourth district, after 5000 ballots
had been taken, Withdrew their names
late last night, leaving the field open.
nation
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nROP a postal to Nugent's Variety Bakery
- with your address and order.
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SOMETHING new. The only real good oil
~ stove in Savannah, at Cornwell & Chip
mans.
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WANTED, position in either q wholesale
w or retail clothing, furnishing or nat
house by an active youth rs years of age
five years experience and best OF references.
Has good position and desires a change.
Address Hustler" care M. N.
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IGOR RENT. two elegant rooms on second
II floor; furnished or unfurnished. Can and
see them; easy terms. w. c. Gray, Harris
and East Broad streets.
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EMPLOYMENT WAnIEn-

WANTED, situation in drug store by
w young man with three years expert
ence: will do relief work, Address, Elixir
Morning News.
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HELP WAIVED.


WANTED, druggist willing to work for
" moderate salary. Address for TWO
uays' with reference, Drug, care News
WANTED, a competent travelling sales
man selling groceries in the state OF
FLORIDA TO handle whiSlIys as a side line on
Commission. House already known in the
state. ADDRESS. with reference, Sol Bamber-
ger, I25 lhird street, Louisville, Ky.
nj I'm 10 sell baking powder to the grocery
W trade steady employment; experience
unnecessary SO monthly salary and expenses
or com. II offer satisfactory, address at once
with PARTICULARS concerning yourself, u. s.
chemical Works, Chicago
WANTED, ten 100 energetic solicitors.
" white or toiored. Live men can easily
make SO To $50 per month. An excellent op-
portunlty to make big money and secure a
permanent position Address for one week.
X - 5, care Morning News. city.
WANTED, an experienced travelling sales
w man for Georgia, Florida and Alabama
by one OF tae largest wholesale liquor houses
OF ~ Louis Mo. Only such as have travelled
through these States, can at least guarantee
forty thousand dollars sales per year, need APP
ply. Address l. & A. Scharfi, St. LOUIS, No
Statesmen to sell baking powder; we put
- our goods in glass rolling pins $40 month
ana expenses or commission. Chicago Bak-
ing Powder Company, 767 Van Buren Street,
Chicago.
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ENOR RENT. two flats. also furnished
Il rooms for gentlemen, with all conveu-
fences, II Broughton.
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A FAMILY leaving city. and owning com
"a Portable home nicely furnished through
out, Will rent rooms 10 reliable parties by the
month OF year. Address owner, News once.
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FOa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOR RENT two fine Offices at li3 York
II street, near Bull. Suitable for physi-
sicians. dentists, lawyers, etc. Apply 70 q.
II. Dorset, Congress street
HALF OF store, with show window. on
Il Broughton street. Address Store, care
News.
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There's nothing like fresh air." said the
business man, Est
Il used TO think that said his partner,
tin the new clerk came here. He has an air
a out him that is altogether too fresh. New
York Press.
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STOLEN, guitar, rcd cherry box brass
- cogs three cornered neck, with walnut
facing, three bones in center OF nelk. Any
information or placed within my reach will
be iDeraly rewarded. No questions asked.
J. Lee Dennis, 76h Montgomery.
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LOST
SI0LEN.


I OST gold cun button. Reward II left at
II 93is bay street, up stairs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-24
THE MICHIGAN FRAUDS.

LANSING, Mich. Feb IS The investiga-
tlol into the state salaries scandals culmi-
mated this afternoon in the returning OF
| indictments against Attorney General
Ellis, Secretary of State Joachim. State
Treasurer Hambitzer, Land Commissioner
Boies. Frank Potter, George Warren and
George IL. Bussey. The indictments are
even stronger than was expected. They &C
into details with reference to the salary
grab, and more sensational Developments
are expected at the trial.
LANSING, Mich, Feb 23-The grand
jury investigating the canvass fraud at
Mason finished its work at O'Clock,
and, from wholly reliable sources, it is
learned that indictmt nts have been found
against ten persons. The first is against
Attorney General Ellis. for forgery of the
Gogebic county returns; second, against
urer Hembiizer and Land Commissioner
Berry, for making IL false public record
of the votes on the amendment in 1898;
third, against Clerks Potter and War
rem, who tabulated the 1898 returns for the
same charge as No. =; fourth, against Ellis,
Joachim, HambitZer, Berry. Marcus Peter
son clerk of the board of auditors), Clerks
Potter aud Warren, County Clerk William
a. Nv of Detroit. j. G. Clark. bill clerk,
and George IL. Bussey, sergeant-at-nrms of
the 1893 senate, for conspiracy in the De-
for destruction of the Waynes county
records, while they were in the custody Y of
May in Lansing; sixth, against Joac him
and Berry. for willful neglect of duty
Although the result has been con nfidently
anticipated, the sweeping and extensive
character of the Indictments creates u pro-
found sensation here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-24
CONTINENTAL ANARCHISTS.

VIENNA, Feb. 23-The court before
which the twelve anarchists, accused of
conspiring against the life of Emperor
Francis Joseph have been on trial today
sentenced the prisoners. Frank Haspel
was sentenced To ten years rigorous i'm
prisonment, and Stefan Hahnel, the Sec
ond leader of the conspiracy, received a
sentence of eight years Imprisonment.
Other conspirstors were sentenced to
terms Of from two to four years imprison-
ment, and six of the accused Were ac-
quilted
PARIS, Feb. 23-Henry has confessed
that he is the author of the explosion
which took place in the rue des Bon En-
fants in November, 1892.
NJ. Dupuy, president of the chamber of
the deputies, has received several menac-
Ing letters, one of them containing a black
powder, which has been sent to the muni-
cipal laboratory for examination.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-Leo Tauthier, the An
Rrchist, who, ON Nov 13 last, stabbed the
Servian minister TO France, Mr.. George
witch, was today sentenced TO penal servi-
tude for life. The prisoner coolly answered
all questions put to him, aud said that he
had no spite against Georgewitch: he only
wanted TO XIII sleek bourgeosie," and
stabbed the Servian minister with a shoe
makers knife. as the gentleman mentioned
appeared to be one Of the most prosperous
persons in the restaurant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-24
KNOWLEDGE

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Il has given satisfaction 20 millions and
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Syrup Of Figs i for sale By al drug
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package. also the name, Syrup OF fIgs,
and being well informed, you VIII not
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-24
THE BRAZILIAN WAR.

BUENoS AYREs, Feb. 23-Advices from
Rio de Janeiro, received today, say that
President Peixoto has stopped all tele-
graphic communication between that city
and Bahia. This is supposed TO have been
done on account of recent events in Bahia,
which have weakened the acting presi
dents position. 1t is reported here that
the government squadron has mutinied.
and that the insurgents IN the southern
part of Brazil are advancing without
meeting any opposition. The government
troops sent to meet the insurgent army
are said to have been seized with panic
and to have fled
IL is feared that the continued deprecia-
ton of paper money will lead to financial
crisis
A Bolivian force has invaded the west
ern part of Brazil and established military
posts along the upper course of the river
Purana, in the state of AmazOna.
Later advices from Rio de Janeiro say
that the government battery at Pontn
Madame has sunk the insurgeut transport
Mercurlo. The transports boiler burst,
and several men were killed.
LONDON, Feb 23.-The Commercial Ca
bic company today sent out the following
notice:
''The Eastern Telegraph company ad-
vises US from Rio de Janeiro, Feb. %, that,
by order of the government, all cOmmuni-
cation from and to Bahia has been sus-
pended. Messages in transit will go
through as usual"
The ngio-American Telegraph COM
pany has also issued the fOllowin.:
by order of the Brazilian government
all communication from and to Bahia has
been suspended. Transit work will go
through as usual"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-24
WARNER ON SILVER.
The Apostle Of Bimetallism Talks to q
Denver Audience.

DENVER, 23.-General A. J. Warner,
president of the National Bimetallic
league, addressed the chamber Of COM
merce and a large number OF invited
guests this evening.
I'VE might as we'll attempt by legisia-
ton 10 put l20 minutes into an hour, and
yet keep the twenty-four hours in a day,
as to make gold the sole standard, aud
keep prices AS they are" he said. "The
first industry to suffer under the financial
policy of this administration is the agri-
cultural. Farms have gone down and the
mortgage becomes a deed. Prices of labor
cannot be kept up, profits are vanishing
faster than ever before, and by the cent
ury's close not % per cent of our farmers
will own their farms; while in the cities
lot over per cent will really own their
homes. Brooks Adams of Boston writes
that in thirty days there will not be
gold standard man in Massachusetts, if
things keep on. Debtor nations must put
prices below those OF creditor nations, and
how long can we keep our policy of giving
notes in payment of interest; How short
sighted the policy of selling bonds and
borrowing gold-hopiug to maintain hign
prices and keep gold standard.
The time has Come fer declaration Of
financial independence OF Great Britain,
which will see US suffer bankruptcy
before sanctioniug bimetallism. To
travel the gold standard route has cost this
country the last year three thousand mill
ion dollars, and the meu VINO have prof
tied are those VINO have the power al any
time TO turn on Black Friday TO increase
their iil-g0tten gains. | see no hope as
long as the present policy Is pursued By
Mr.. Cleveland. who takes his bidding
from Wall street, which. IN turn. takes
Its cue from Lombard street. Return
10 that condition TO which the world car
tied on its business for millennium. The
United States Can maintain alone the
parity of the two metals under free coin
age. Elect congress that Will do all II
cau-mea who won't desert to the enemy,
as the present congressman have done.
Elect snother such administration as the
one we have and our institutions Will be
destroyed. Our civilization aud this pres
ent policy cannot continue"
General Warner was followed bJ !. l.
johnson OF The National League aud Ed
itor I. VI. Patterson Of the News, urgiaG
action for bimetaillsm independent OF
party, snd in line with Genera. Warmers
ran
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DUN AND WlMAN.

PASADENA, Cal, Feb. Or. G. Dun,
president of the mercantile company,
arrived in Pasadena about a week ago,
aud is quartered at Rose cottage, Ray
mond hotel, with his wife. When ques-
toned today by an Associated Press re-
porter in regard to the arrest OF Erastus
Wiman, he stated that the Associated
Press report sent from New York was 50
entirely correct that it left him nothing
to say. and he did not deem it necessary
to enter into further particulars.
When questioned as why action in the
case was SO long delayed. Mr.. Dan said
that it was largely on account of Mr..
Wiman's wife and relatives, With refer
ence to the circular published and indus
triously circulated about month ago by
some unknown person, in which were re-
vealed many hitherto very dimiy under
stood facts in regard to the merchantile
agencies and their methods of doing bus;-
ness, Mr.. Dun said that he did not attrib-
ute its authorship to Wiman. nor did it
have the slightest bearing on the case
against him. He, however, thought Wi
man had given the author some valuable
suggestions
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POLlARD-BRECKINRiOGE.
Additional Testimony Tending t
Smirch the Plaintiffs Character.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 25-The testt-
mony in the Pollard -BreckinrIdge suit to-
day assumed Il very sensational aspect.
Hirman kaufman testified that in 1888
James c. Rodes invited him TO Lena
Singieton's assignation house to see his
girl. He introduced him TO Leua Single
tou, Madeline Pollard apd another III
mate Ali got full. Miss Pollard got into
Rodes' lap, bugged aud kissed him
freely. She and Rodes retired for an
hour. He afterward went frequently
10 Lena Singleton's, and always found Miss
Pollard there, except once. when he saw
her buggy-rding with John Brand. He
went there with n man named Suindle-
bower. They met Miss Pollard and another
woman, and all became full. Miss Pollard
proposed that he should 90 10 bed with
her. This be declined doing, saying that
he would not sleep with any woman who
was kept by his good friend Jim Rhodes.
Miss Pollard then went to oed with
Shndebower He mad seen john Brand
aud Miss Pollard coming out of the bed
room together He mad seen John Brand
bugsy-rIding with her frequently, and
told Jim Redes about havIns seen John
Brand with her. At this hoies oecame
very furious, and the next time he went
back 10 Lena cIHgieton's he was roasted
by Ma leliue Pollard, VINO Threatened 10
Kick him out because he told Rodes of
having seen her with john Brand He
visited Lena SIngleton's house every few
days, and found Madeline Pollard there
on every occasion but oae.
William o. Wood, old carpenter.
testified that be and Miss Pollard, were
engaged iu 1882. but after she found that
he Was poor man s1e threw the ring at
him, and The engagement Was 5roken-
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I ROME. Feb. 23.-Signor Bianchoi, the
newly elected president OF the cham ber
OF deputies, assumed the presidency to
day. Daring the course o. his address u
the chamber the new president expressed
confidence that the chamber would up
bold it, traditions aud never see public
order disturbed with Impuuity.
Continuing. Slguor Bia8cuo. ss.d tia
be WAS convinced thai the Chamber woui!
consent 10 sacrifices ia order 20 protect
the honor aud credit q tbe county. aud
that j: would execute legislation tor the
benefit ot the working Glasses Jap
plause.
TIE chamber then took mp ths discus
sion of the twenty-five questions, notice
OF which had previously been glve5, re-
is.ng 70 -Le reeeG. disorders - CaFEsFa
AHd Sicily
Signor Oas.i declared that Sielly lid uot
wan: separation.
S.gaor Bsbaioui. speaking oc beha1 q
four o.dsF Socialist deyu-l-s, cgUds13pei
the s'ate o. siege and The arrest 81 soc 81
lists ia S.ciiy. Il Insisted tn4t the Socialists
were not IA sccord with Anarchists. aHd
ae concluded sikh preseasisS E4o..oa 20
IDpesca tus ministry.
> zuoT Cai!Al lan1i urged tie arrest O.
Deputy Eel. re &c Cuff ia. e1sss @. the
famous Fasci de Layatofs. f1r vsol-tlo2 d
f@s CONSTITUTION.
Premier Csspi justified the arrssi Of
Fe!ipe De 5ulfIrldA AID other scts 81 TIE
aatbortlle.. aaa challenged criticism
AND CHEERS The cham tssr Eet toaE8e1-
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SOME gARBARiC CUSTOMS.
Horrible Ordeais by which YounE Afrt
cans Prove Their bravery.

| Horrible Ordeais by which Younr Afrt.
cans Prove Their bravery.
Among the Hadendowss Sudancs4
tribe whose name was painfully famil
lar to US a few years ago, young MN
who aspire TO renown challenge one
another to a dreadful contest. After
ceremonious cartel-which may be de-
clined without infamy. howe-er. an.
less the youth refusing has fought
once already and triumphed -pu blld
notice is given, and at the time ap-
pointed all the population Of the vii
lage assemblies. The champions are
stripped 10 the waist, and they carry
whip Of hippopotamus hide four feet
long, one inch square at the base. with
edges newly trimmed. as sharp
almost as knife. A. "A
signal they exchange blows
methodically and keep IL MP until one
owns defeat. or, very much more fre-
quently, Stun bles and falls. exhausted,
but still defiant Blood streams a. the.
brst cut. as though the whip had been
sword almost. bat they often hold
ont for half an hour DR. Guuther says
'fF At.i+' 80 81 - 81 fFat4i4AsA ~ tAa1f H-.t
bone. The prize Of these contests is -
title. "Akhu-el Benat"- protector Of
the maiden which Tho victor bear
until defeated or married. We cau be-
Heve that the young men think il
worth lighting for; bat u would be in
teresting 30 know hat advantage the
title gives exactly, how the rnaideua
regard their protector, whether hs
holds any Official position toward them.
and 50 forth.
A custom Ike this has spread. %
course, among Bssghboring trit~s
buder various forms That of TIE
Abvssin4au braves il drscri bed ~
Mansfield P4rkvns. The girls them
selves play an active part there.
" hen young people are gathered FOR
a7unsrrue NJ after a church festival ~
instance. one Il them will be.yin peel
ing a straw u green Billet. phich .a
fsll of pltb- Hsr lovers blood rou.
cold proha biz. bu; be must snils or
ozsn hiuseif craven When she has
cut the pith jato bits an inch long ha
stretches out h.a bare arm. The exaas.
pie set every girl who res specfs brr-eIf
and has lover. follows f. The Youny
fnen form = circle. with their arm. ez-
tended Elthely tbeE. with many
jet eoubtlsss, the ff4Aidsna arrzng@
Their bits - pith. upr ght. In s,rsle fsa.
@sfuI cssi ~. on The bare aesa. and st
ifaffo allgbt They arr nearly IA snch
'hic4 and they barn very slowly. bus
'se helpless yossih faBst stand a1d
'rs.il n as well A. he can til ths blosi
assd Juices of the scare1 Se.h -rt4n-
yulsh them = Is. in fac. pscs...rly
10Trl BE form cf tzttoo.aS.
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The ahia 1ay Eae Saturday 7orumo Eebruaru "a, lss4
National Bi.meta,lic league, who is il

National Bi.metaIlic league, who is in
Denver. said today:
Il look for the gold combine to continue
forcing down the price of silver until its
members have forced India to an absolute
gold basis"
he says that he has information which
makes 1t clear to him that the combina-
ton is we'll organized. and just as deter
mined as ever 10 continue the warfare to
the very fartherest possible limit of human
endurance.
ASPEN. Colo, Feb %. Il. is reported on
good authority that the Durant this week
notified the Roaring Fork Electric Power
company, from which it procures its oper-
atlng power, that upon silver going to 60
cents, 1t would cancel its contracts aud
would close down at once. Ii, is feared
that the Aspen. Smuegler, Moilie Gibson,
and Della B., will discontinue.
1t IS reported this afternoon that several
leases have beer thrown up in Tourtel-
letre Park since Monday and that the
number will be doubled tomorrow unless
silver takes decided advance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-02-24
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Young Critic is said to be not a very
hard hitter and experts think he will be
beaten by George Dixon.
Corbett and Mitchell are due in Jack
sonville, Fla, next Tuesday to answer
charges of taking part in prize fight.
Bob Fi;zsimmons will box the best man
procurable in st. Louis on March 10. aud
on March 10 be will have four-rouud go
with Jim DAILY at Buffalo.
Billy Davis of Buffalo, who is now living
at Roxborough, challenges anv mau in
Philadelphia to wrestle catch-as. catch
can style for purse and side bet.
Bob Fitzsimmops is so anxious to meet
James j. Corbett, even in limited num-
ber of rounds, that be has wired the fol
lowing to II New York sporting paper: ''lf
/ cannot get match on with Corbett in
any other way, / will box him four rounds
In Madison Square garden for charity, the
entire receipts TO go to the poor. Any
date Corbett names will suit me. | think
Corbett and l Will draw more money than
his friendly bout with Mitchell
1t has just leaked out that Buffalo
Costello. the prize fighter who was con-
victed recently at Crown Point, Ind. for
the part he took in the Woods-C Costello
match at the Columbian Athletic club,
has been in hiding in Chicago for three
weeks and took "a sudden departure from
the city when Plnkerton meu made an in
glorious effort TO capture him by sur
rounding the house where he was stop
ping. They We're rewarded with othing
more substantial for their trouble than the
pugilist's hat, which he dropped in max
Ing hasty exit from a West Side resort
where be bad been secreted. Friends of
the pugilist say hat he Is now safe beyond
the Canadian border