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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan. 21.-To-day
has been one of the most exciting in the
history of the city of Bridgeport. Not
since 1861, when marching volunteers
on their way to the front filed the
streets, have the residents been so
aroused. All day excited crowds have
thronged the streets and mob law has
pre- vailed. The police have been set at
defiance and a crowd of angry men have
ruled the town. The rioting was one of
the result OF the discharge OF five en-
ployes of the Bridgeport traction COM
pany yesterday and the strike which
followed.
About one hundred employees of the
company stopped work yesterday, COM
pletely tying up the road. They held
numerous meetings and sent
committee to the managers of
the road in an effort to bring
about n settlement. In this they
were unsuccessful. This morning fifty
men came up from Jersey City to take
the places of the strikers, and it was
announced that the company intended
to run its cars to-day.
Tho report that the company was to
start cara and that the strikers would
try to prevent it spread rapidly through
the city, and in short time all of the
strikers and hundreds of sympathizers
gathered at the main stable on Main
street and along tho streets through
which the road runs.
The yards of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford railroad were raided,
and railroad iron, ties, coupling
pins, boxes and barrels were Ia
ken and piled on the tracks at
various points. Some of the cars
We're moved out of the sheds but
were unable to proceed but short
distance. They were surrounded by
the strikers and their friends and the
crews were compelled to leave them in
the streets. Police were summoned
from headquarters ana the several cara
were started with three railroad em-
ployes and guard of three policemen.
The police were driven from the cars,
and all day long a reign of terror ex-
isted. 1t wasn't until o'clock that
car was run oyer.the entire line strong
ly guarded by police. After several
lively rows tho mayor summoned the
police commissioners, sheriffs and city
officials, and conference, lasting three
hours, was had with the owners of the
road.
at the conclusion of the meeting it
was announced that the company had
agreed to re-employ the strikers with
the exception of nine men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
A sTARrLING RUhIoR.

Reported that King Alexander, of ScrvIa,
Has Been nIurdered-The Cause of the
Cabinet Rupture.
LONDON, Jan. pa Daily News die
patch from Vienna says: It is rumored
here that the king of Servia has been
murdered. The rumor as yet lacks con
frmation.
Another dispatch says that it is
believed that the rupture between the
radicals and King Alexander is the
work of ex-King Milan and that the
latter intends to help his son in
forming military government. It is
no longer, says the dispatch. question
of parties, but will King Alexander be
able to keep the throne. With him the
Obrenovitch dynasty must stand or tall
and Milan has gone to Belgrade to avert
the danger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
Found-A Dynamite Bomb.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Jan 2l.-A dynamite
bomb charged with enough dynamite
to blow up block OF buildings was
found in the Office of the town site
board yesterday. 1t was piece of lead
pipe three feet long. "A party OF news
paper men took the deadly instrument
to the suburbs of the town and built a
fire over it. It exploded, tearing large
hole in the ground. It is believed the
bomb was intended for Governor Rem
fro and special land commissioner Bin
coe, as it was found in close proximity
to the executive building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
a Close chi for sarn.

PARIS. Jan. 21.-It has transpired that
Sara Bernhardt had narrow escape
from death by poison while performing
in her new piece, "Izeil," on Friday
last. Her new Dahomeyan servant,
Kerill, who attends her at rehearsaIs,
poured some laudanum into her cup of
tea by mistake. Bernhardt, however,
noticed the strange taste before she had
drank enough to do her any serious
harm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
DEMAND THE CASH.
The Duval Clubs Check Must Be
Turned Into Good Money
BEFORE THEY APPEAR in THE RING
Is the Demand Made BY Both Cor
bett and Mitchell.
NO LOOPHOLE is TO BE LEFT OPEN

For the Club To Crawl Out OF In n
Certain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for the Fight Completed, but Its
Location Not Yet NIndc Public-The
"HoodIum' Element Nfislcd BY
Various Reports-onIy Ticket Hold
crs Will BE Given the straighe Tip
Wednesday Evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
auTTED BY FIRE.

Louisville Telephone Exchange Burned
Out-Caused by Crossed Wires.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 21.-Fire at an
early hour this morning completely
Quilted the telephone exchange in this
city. The loss on the building is not
great. The total loss is estimated at
100000, about half covered with in
surance. The building is the property
of the Ohio Valley Telephone Com
pany. General Manager Clifford says
in his opinion the fire started from a
crossing of wires with street railway
electric wire or an electric light wire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
WHEELING. " Va. MoNDAY JANUARY 22 1894
ond, that they wish to as far as possible

ond. that they wish to as far as possible,
divert the speechmaking in the senate
from the bond question. 4
It will be impossible to keep the bond
question entirely out of the senate, and
there is a possibility that it may be
made the subject of number of
speeches, if not of considerable debate.
Senator'S PETER and Allen both have
resolutions before the senate taking
Secretary Carlisle to task for his course,
and Mr.. Allen has given notice of a
speech on Thursday based upon his
resolution,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
Ambushed by Pirates.

PARIs, J an. p - dispatch from Ton
kin says that a detachment of French
troops commanded by Captain Delau-
.ney was ambushed5 by pirates vi hom
they were pursuing in the bush near;
Caihiuh on December s. After the
French had entered che ambush the
pirates fired q Yolley on them, killing
Captain Delaney, rounding three
and killing or rounding
eighteepa me
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
TWO FIENDS
Treat n Little Girl outrngeousiy Ncar YER

Treat n Little Girl outrageousiy Nenr YER
non, Missouri.
AURORA, Mo-, Jan. 21.-Near Vernon,
a town five miles west of this city, on
the Frisco, Mr.. Jacquin's twelve-year-
old daughter was dragged to the woods,
tied to tree and ravished by two burly
negroes, and was not found until 1:30
p. IN. She was hurt SO badly that she
can scarcely walk.
The fiends were making towards this
city, and parties are out in all direc-
tions with Winchesters and shot guns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
Mitchell that special car would be in
readiness for him on Wednesday morn

ing.
According to the commissioner when
he returned, Mitchell was in very un-
pleasant state Of mind when he learn
ed what was required of him.
It is said that he declares
he would not fight under the auspices
OF such club, and that he had put up
with too many OF their bluffs already.
The commissioner was then told of the
injury W hich the English champion had
sustained.
al Smith, however, came out with q
proposition in which he offered to bet
S., 900 against 81, 900 that sprained ankle
or no, Mitchell would get into the ring
with Corbett Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
Pillncins Mt a Eire.

New YoRK, Jan. 21.-The Heralds
special despatch from Port Au Prince,
Hayti, says: The town of Jeremie was
nearly wiped out by FIRE to-day, which
was the result of an accident, Nearly
half the buildings in town were de-
stroyed.
While the fire was burning many of
the peasantry como into town and be-
gan pillaging. a riot followed, in
which many persons were shot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
n1r. Childs,s oondition.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. 2l.-The con-
dition of George W. Childs is not SO
favorable. The following bulletin was
issued at IL o'clock:
nicht There has been some slight rise
in his temperature. DR.. Leidy will re-
main with him during the night.
[Signedl "DRs. J. NJ. DA CosTA,
"JosEPH LEIDY."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
Pursued by the Rehe1s.

BUESos AYREs, Jan. 21.-The Brazilian
government forces in Rio Grande Do
Sui have arrived at Santa Anna pursued
by the rebels, who have made heavy
levies upon the Inhabitants, causing
general discontent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
STREET GAR RIOTS.
a Strike in Bridgeport, Connecti-
cut, and It's Result.
THE ATTEMPT OF THE COMPANY

To Work Non-Union Men Met With
Stubborn Resistance and the Whole
City in Turmoil-It Takes the Po-
lice all Day to Run Car, aud the
Company Finally Forced TO Make q
Big Concession.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
giro In n silver a1ine.

LEADvI1LE, Col, Jan. 21.-A fire
started in the Mikado shaft in some
unknown manner at o'clock this
morning and is still burning. The loss
is $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22

To prevent feyers, keep the live,
active and bowels regular with Simmons
Liver Regulator
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
Baron optendorfr Dead.

HAMBURG. Jan. 21.-Baron Optendorff,
the head of one of the leading CONNER
cial houses, is dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
THE LAST WBEK
ECf the Tariff Debate in the House
Begins To-day.
|EVENTFUL DAYS ARE PROMISED.
The Democratic Opposition to the
Bill Will Develop.
THE COAL AND IRON SCHEDULES

And the Sugar Question VIII Be
: Fought Bitterly-Rcp,lblioa and
Democratic Opponents of Free Coal
and Iron, II Ihoy Combine, VIII
Make the Vote Closc-Tho Internal
I Revenue Fcatures-Ehe Federal
Elections and Bond Issue Subjects
of Senate Debate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22

soRoFULA eradicated and all kindred
diseases cured by Hoods fSarsaparilla,
which by. its yitalizing and Alternative
effects. makes Epur. blood. b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22

READ the IaTELLIGEscER's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
orr Ni,;nralHeroes IIonored. \,

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, Jan. 21.--The MEM
DRY of the American naval heroes who
lost their lives in the great storm at
.Apia in March, 1859, was honored by
the .unvailing of beautiful memorial
window at the naval academy to-day.
This is the tribute of the United States
Naval a ssociation. Dr. Clark aplain
of the naval academy, delivered spe-
cIal sermon. Several officers who wit
messed the terrible scene Involving the
loss OF many American and German
seamen, we're present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
THREE KILLED, EIGHTEEN HURT.

a Bridge Gives Way Letting nn Entire
Train Through-Three Killed Outright.
STEPHENS, ARK, Jan. 21.-One of the
most disastrous accidents that ever oc-
Cured in this section happened at Oga-
NAV, lumber station three miles north
of here early last night. Tho log train
was coming into the station on its last
trip from the camps, which are located
several miles back in the country and a
large number of the woodsmen were re-
turning with it. Passing over trestle,
when near the end of the run, tho wood
work gave way and the train with its
entire crew went down, killing three
outright and wounding eighteen others.
The killed are: Paddy O'Brien, Melville
Dewitt, - Chatham.
The correspondent could not learn
the names of tho wounded as they were
mostly new men on the works and their
names were not known. All the physi-
clans of this place are at the wreck at
tending the unfortunates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
a ENu1LE:5g.eet get. Found d

Rss LEApy1LLE. Cor, Ian. 2l.----A gold
nugget weighing l66 ounces has been
found atBreckenridge at on leased prop
serty wh hichE belongs to George Campion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
Father of tho French Army Dead.

PARIS, Jan. 21.-General Emile Melli-
net. tho father of the French army, is
dead. He was born at Nantes on the
11th of June, 1898. and was the son of a
general of the empire. He took part in
the Spanish war in 1922. and was pres
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
A BAD WRECK
;, c,a+ion 0,e Tro,nn Killed

Near Fernwood station-one Tramp Killed
and Others Injured.
Special Dispatch 10 The Inteliqeneer
STEUBENvIrLE, ONO, Jan. 21-A bad
wreck occurred near Fernwood station
on the Panhandle last night at eight
o'clock. The fourth section of No. SO
broke near Skelley's station and was
noticed by the operator, but too late to
stop the train. He notified the dis
patcher, who ordered the watchman at
the to wer to stop the train, but the rear
half ran into the first half at the foot OF
Fernwood hill, dsrailing and smashing
nine cars.
The empty car in which four tramps
were riding was crushed like an egg
shell. One tramp. who is unidentified,
and evidently an Irish laborer of fifty
years of age, was killed instantly, his
head being crushed by the timbers. His
companions did not know his name. a
second, James Maple, had just been re-
leased from tho penitentiary. Michael
Murray and P. NJ. Brown, colored. of
Pittsburgh, were bruised considerably
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22

DIR. BULL's Cough Syrup is the best
in the market a single bottle will
convince you OF its excellence. Try it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
weather Forecast for To-day.

CtEtIINE \ N't NNFRaN TUT 4 N-1tHy
For West Virginia, Ohio and Western Pennsyl-
Yania, fair weather, except possibly light local
SHOWS at lower lake stations; northwest winds
and cold wave.
THE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY,
as furnished by G. ScuNEPP druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
(Ciag dalszy.)

dzieniec, korzysta14c z chWlfl
rzuciE sic boczna alicia / umy.
kak co silly. Wyprzedzif jedY
nego "a MIN pedzacego ogrod'
nika, i pedzil pa oslep. Ma
chwile przystana{ sfyszac wyc'e
PISA, iakby sic chciai wroc'e,
westchnal.
Biedny Medor! gotowl
30 zabi6. A ma iaka2 ia
wssciekfa besty9 traiitem, DC
mnie talk sciga! Byheby to
o%iciec??! [ uciekat dalel.
Naraz stanat pred domem.
Tue pred MIN byio okienk0
owite bluszczami. Zawahaf sic
cbwile, ale s1yszac okrutnle]sze
5eszcze l zbli3ajace sic wrzaskl'
odsadzil sic i ]ednYm skok1em
stanqt W pokoju.
Ma stuk ten niespodzlanY
uodlsca sic Zosia skoczy{a ma
r6wne nogi.
Pierwszem jej wra2enlem
byRa niewymowna radosc, skoro
uiraaIa mfod2iehca &ywego i
caIego.
Me skalecgyli pana
gawola1a podbiegajac ku
MENU.
Me, ale niewlele brake.
wa2o go odrzekl przyby}y
wpatrujac sic z zachwyceniem
W mfoda dziewczYne. Oma}o
ME zabitem sic W jaklms dole,
i dalib6g zda]e mi sic, ze
ktos strzeli}.
Dziewczyna zatama&a z
praega&eniem rece.
Spodzie watam sic tegO.
To ojciec.. Ale teraz, teraz -
zawckala z rozpacza, gdzle
pana ukryc, co poczniemy!
To wszystko niepotrzeb-
ne odrzek} g usmiechem
pezybylv - wydysze sic, a
potem zaczekam tutaj ma
OLGA pani matke!
Alez moi ojciec pana
>zabije! iezeli go tn znajdzle!
Ba;dzo wierze, DO tc
okropny czlowiek; co ia mu
jeduak ucsyni}ern, ME po]mu'
is,
ia sauna ME rozumlem
1eco - odrzekla rumienlac sic
Zosia, i tersz dopiero spostrze'
:gajac sic doda}a. Jednak2e te
cos do,ad robiE, / cos par
eeraz zrobii, na2ywa SIC
sxelenstwem i zas}uguje ne
kare.
Bah! = odpari m}o
dgscpiec rzecgy wzlei1
niespodziewany obr6t; cEcia
9eu arobiG inac7ei, widzie'
sic & panis. dowiedziec sic
cgy mnie kochasz, DO chocla'
zdawalo nj sic ME by}en
pewuy, wyprosit twoje zgod'
a potem zgode rcdzicow.
Ale2 to tax sic III
rodi, zauwa2)la usmiechajq
sic a pol dasajac dziewczyna
49, Dalib6g ME WIEN, jak t
sic robi ioaczej. Wien tylko
ze kocham Gle. zem CT teg
uigdy sam ME powiedzial, Z
gnusietem ci to powiedzleG. Z
ayS bez ciebie ME mog{
Poradzitem wiec sobie n
moi spos6b. zreszta to orgy
-e( 70 MIA zs on
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

- Panic - rzekfa cofalac
sic z rumiencem Zosia - ia
ME wien, czy to tax wolno.
Go do tego ME umiem
mic odpowied2iec PAM. Pierw'
sly rae znaiduje sic W taklm
przypadku. Ale czasu mafo, a
ia chce wszystko powiedziec.
Szukam W tel chwili s1owa
najbogatszego, zeby W MEM
wyrszi6, wyspiewac, wypiescic
wszystko, co mann ma sercu,
i znajduje tylko jedpo :kocham
Gle.
Me wien. jakbv sic b7la
znalaz}a W tel chwili bohater~
ka p~aszei powiesci, gdyby
byfa mia}a czas do odpowledzl.
Ale zabrakfo czasu, DO nagle
Gaia 5ciga]aca grenada zbll2y-
Ia sic ku domowi.K tos po5iegf
po iatarnle. " oko}o domu
deptano i krzyc2ano blegano.
= Ucieka !zawo1aio dzlew-
cze, uciekaj! przez moi poko]
IA droge - otwlera&a
boczne drzwi.
- Nigdy = zawo}a} zywo
mfodzieniec. - Raj te Scylle
i Charybde przeby6 wypada.
Zaczekam tn odwa2nie ma
twoich rodzicow. Zostaw mnie
samego. Mech ia %przetrwam
pierwszY nacisk bury. W tel
chwili zatetni}Y zywe kroki.
To PAM Herminia, wYstrzafem
i wrzaskami przerazona, blegfa
dowied2ieG sic, co sic sta}o.
ZaIedwo Zosia mia1a czas
cofna6 sic do swego pokoiku,
drzwi sig otwar}y. i paul
Herminia sic pokaza}a.
Ma widok stojacego pokor-
ma. nina m}odziehca, p%rzerazo-
ma kobieta zatrzymala sic PREY
drzwiach skamienia}a. Tysiace
nvsli naraz przebiegto jej
przez glove. Potepiajac i
opfakujac szalehstwo tego
czlowieka, ME mog}a jednak
wstrzYmaG sic Cd mimowo)ne.
go uznania %rycerskiej jego
brawury. Byfo to najsubtel
nie)sze pochlebstwo, jake
spotka}o ia kiedykolwiek W
zyciu.
Zreszta pierwszY raz tak2e
spotkafa sic z istotnym "a
machem ma swoje cnote. 10
tel polozenie to nowe ola niej
bud2ilo W jej duszy rozkoszne
jakieS pomieszsnie wra2eD, i
trwoge i radoSc / oburzenie i
tryumf ukryty. Ma usta jej
cisnely sic pe}ne 2grozy stowa,
czo1o sic marszczylo, dr2a1a ma.
mysI o Alfredzie, a jednsk...
Straszliwa wrzaWa ga ,oknaml
i naglace niebezpieczehstwo
zmusily ia przecie& do wyrwa.
MIA sic z tego slodkiego view.
netrznego chaosu.
= NieszczesliwY = zawo-
ta1a jak&es sic pan tu dosta}?
- Una mn,e widocznie,
pomYslat za2ytany, odrzeki
re %skruszona NINA. Przez to
okno scigauo mnie, i musia-
lem sic schroni6!
Scigano Gle! - zawo}a}a
z naiwiekszem przera2eniem =
TTchadz vice.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

klein, 2e odejdzlesz natych-
miast i zapomnisz.
= Nigdy! odparf z si}a re
smutkiem. --Nigdy.. ma c6zby
mi sic 3ycie przYdalo. Mle]
paul litosc.
= Ami slowa wiecej! przer
wa1a mu PAM Herminia. CzY
sfyszysz te krzYki i poszuki-
wanna? To maj moi! Je2eli
Gle znajdzie, zgina}eS!O s2czedz
mi okropnego wYrzutu.
- Ale& PAM! Maj tw6j,
jezel1 ty sic zgodzisz i zechcesz,
- Mech mnie Bog broni!
odparta z godnoscia. NigdY W
zyciu. Wyrzecz sie tel nadziei.
[ zkad ten okrutnY
wyrok?!
- Zbyt }agodny! zawolala.
Kto pana osmielil.
Sadzitem, IL nam
wzaiemncS6. jestem pra~ie
pewny nawet.
- Ale& to obfed! Panic.
- Bye mole! ale ob]ed ten
skohczy sic chyba z .zyciem
mojem. Tu zatetni}y kroki
pred gankiem. PAM Hermin5ia
zblad1a, zachwiata sic.
Ma mi1os6 Boska uciekal
pan! - zawo}ata, styszysz,
ida tuta]. Chroh sic!
Obejrzala sic wokeio
= Ach, z pokoiu Zosi okno
ma droge jei pewnie ME ma!
Tedy panic, ratuj sic i ga
pomnij.
I pochwYciwszy oslup;aEego
m}odziehca, wepchne'a 20 do
pokoju cork, zamkne}a drzwi
i drAaca GAIA cofnela sic do
stolika, pray kt6rym usiad}a.
Drzwl otwar}y sic z trzas
klein. w Mich pokaza} sic pan
Alfred, ciagnacy "a SODA sko.
wyczacego PISA. " progu jesz
cze rzek} do sto]acego "a
drzwiami profesora trzesacyEt
sc glosem.
- Wybacz kochany PREY.
iacielu! RACE ieszcze faz z
ludzml przejrzeG ogcod. Zostaw
mrie ma chwile!
Tylko bez szalehstw,
A|tredzie -rzekf uspokaiajaoo
professor.
Pan Alfred mic lie odpo-
wiedqiat, tylko zatrzasnq}
drzwi, zamknal je ma klucs /
krokiem komandora W Don
Juanie zblizaf sic, ciagnac "a
SODA PISA. Pies, byf to piekny
wyze1 nakrapiany, z obr6za Z
lakierowane1 skory; obecnie
mocno uszkodzonY w lape,
kt6ra mu zatrzask przycia}.
Pan Alfred, ME mowlac
AMI s&owa, przyclagnaf
corpus delic5i rr2ed zone, i
niskim, hamowanym widocznle
gtosem r2e6t do nie].
49, Gale &ycie spod2iewa}em
sic tego, a jednak jestem jak
razony piorunem. SkohczyIo
sic. Chcja}a5 PAM, MECH tax
bedzie! Rozstahmy sic. Ale
pierwe) dowiedzie6 sic music.
komu winieAem hahbe mole.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-11
THE PREAMBLE.
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
Carlisle Again Before the Senate
Finance Committee.

FINANCE Committee.
Washington, Jan. 10-The Senate COM
mittee on finance put in two hours this
afternoon in a conference on the condition
of the treasury. For nearly an hour
of that time Secretary Carlisle
was with the committee, but as
with the conference of the day
before, nothing came of it. Secretary
Carlisle went to the committee room at
$3.50 o'clock and left at 4:20. AS he
emerged from the room he carried in his
hands package of very respectable di-
mensions, presumably data relative to
the condition of the treasury. He declined
to talk, saying that the matter under dis
cussion was one with which the commit
tee had to deal.
The committee had an accession to its
members to-day in the person OF Senator
Jones, of Nevada, the champion of free
silver, who has been out of the city for
several days. The absentees were Sena-
tors Vance, Aldrich, Morrill, and Nc
Pherson.
There is every reason to believe that
the committee is no nearer to a determi-
nation Of its course to-day than yester-
day
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-11
PAPERS SUED FOR LIBEL.
They Printed a Story That Two EN-
ployers Were Hiring Lepe~s.

New Orleans, Jan. 10.-Two libel suits
were filed to-day in the civil district court
against the Picayune and Times-Demo-
crat. At meeting in city council in
vestigating committee DIR, James 9eard,
superintendent of the leper hospital, said
lepers were roaming the streets of the city
and that one was employed in the candy
making establishment of Mrs. James
Ford, on Royal street, and another at the
barber shop of Edmund Meteye on Gus
tom House street. The morning papers
published these statements and the par
ties concerned charged that the publica-
tiOn ruined their business. Mrs Ford
sues the Picayune for S20, 900 damages and
Meteye sues the Times-Democrat for
sos 600
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-11
scriven's Democrats on Top.

Sylvania, Ca, Jan. 10-The unterrified
democracy of Scriven county still retains
it's place in the house of its fathers The
populists were showed under again in the
election for ordinary yesterday. Not
withstanding the rain, about 1000 votes
were polled, and George II. Sharp was
elected over w. l.. Mathews, the leader
of the populists in the county. The dem
ocrats are jubilant over the result, for it
was an important election in its influence
on the political future in this county. The
populists turned out in force, and it was
a hard fought contest.