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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

MAssrLoS. o. Jan. 6-The city PRISON
took fire at 3:i5 this morning uhile
filed with tramp lodgers The lobby
and the cells rapidly filed with smoke.
and the occupants. locked securely In
the crlls yelled Ia an agony of terror.
Fortunately the central engine house \
not far distant and one Of the tremen
heard the cries The flames we're easily
extinguished. but not until the tramps
were nearly overcome by smoke
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

woundsd while Hunting Deer On .
Leave OF Absence.

WAsHrSorox. Jan. 6--James z Har-
Fison served in the Iowa cavalry during
the war. lie was on picket duty once
and acting 90 cook Casually he got
leave from his officer TO 60 out for .
deer In order 20 improve the mess
While watching for sntlers he shot him
sslf On this ground he obtained pen
sion- The pension was subsequently,
cancelled. but was Rewarded with sever
nj thousand dollars arrears during Har-
risons administration IL has now been
cancelied agsia on the ground that Har-
rison was shot in the capacity OF hum
ter aud not in that Of soldier Of the
United Statss The decision will affect
q number Of other cascs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

CHIcseo. Jan. q The Manhattan
Two Per Cent Loan company. vh&ch has
an oflice In the Manhattan boiiding. viii
not be permitted TO use the United
States mail hereafter, according 20 an
order issued by Postmaster General
Bissell This action xas taken In con
sequence OF a report made by Post
Office Inspector Stuart, who believes the
company scheme Is TO obtain money by
false pretenseR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

C,svsl~.a wm wsss ussii Thsss se.s
q Arc Acted Upon.

II Ak4 Ac<ru tp,n-
WAsnlxerox. Ian G--if the senators
vho sre hojdiog o. 10 the many nomi-
nafioas ssnt % them By the president
would dsvoto theuscives Tor few days
b The tax of confirming OF rejscting
them thsee you'd b greater probability
q truth In the repost that Secretary
Carlisle and the president are arranging
lists u noniussions foe transmission 70
the senate. Thsrs are many places 20
Be lilisd and scms of them have been
filed. 20 far - the choice of the prcsi-
dent gpea Thsfe are some eppoint.
meats o ~bo made for Nsw York and
there afs candidates awaiting With great
anxisto the announcements regarding
those placea
Il q not the president who b 70
spopsibls for the delay In filing these
positions. but the senate that permits
appointments 70 hang upon the execu.
tive calendar 70 crafty the objections OF
few senators who interpret the Ian
gusgc about advice and consent" To
mean that before choosing otficeholderu
the president shaIl invite advice and OBJ
taic consent from senatorA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. G. This after.
noon mob of several hundred people
gathered around the Floyd county jail
In New Albany ard threatened 10 lynch
Marcus Duncan. who u confined there
charged with committing a nameiees
outrage upon q boy named iiarth. from
the efects of which the latter may die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

ST. Louis. Jan. 6.-The Louisville.
Evansville A ST. Louis ticket Offices
which had been closed aud In the
hands Of the sheriff since Thursday
were rc.opcncd today and the enaplo,es
OF the company are now 10 charge.
General Freight anG Passenger Aeen.
X A. Campbell gave bonds in behalf of
the company and the sheriff was die.
charged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

oxsH., Neb-. Jan. 6--The sheriff took
charge a. the stock and f,wnstars Il fbe
Seed a Iuplemeas spcctdfy hcese ~
Phillip Stimmel this mpyning. stin-
mel today ooufesscd indzm>nt sxxrr
gsfine sposS Assets are placed at
klysna Eiahallsies af s71.0oo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Ntw yoRK. Jan. 6-Wiliism a.
Grimm. the plouf young man who wss
active IN The Young Peoples sscicty ~
the Plymouth church nntil be fed 90
avoid arrest fof bigtmy. wss today sen.
teuc-d by Judge Mcorr. IN the couff ~
sc~sions I,rookiyu. 20 four years aud six
monfhs IN sing Sesx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Frcnch NewspaSers Dlscuss the AZ.
tsok - Wasina.
Paris. Jan. G. -,rhs Journal dee De-
bsts says it dseiinos 70 believe that the
French were responsible for the Warins
affair. 1t compiains that the french
were never officially notified Of the de-
psrture of the British force into the in
terror.
La Eherte says Il has reason TO be-
Iisve that the British were wholly blame
able.
The Temps expresses tho opinion that
the affair was undoubtedly the result Of
q misunderstanding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

rs-s u rno-~ WHO WIN Ne p~.x<ed
Into en- uaa~~

WlsH,trrev. jsn. s The sElopflos
b. tAe house te,isy q thr svssnlufioa
oifssei rI Representative tatehiaes ~
ssraet,ag ne sefzeanf si,efnr ~ sFreet
segsfers eiths.af leave taue-i 30 littls'
excitsneat in ar,f areantI tst hEli a
TIE kauz.4 II - ~ e1peehssi ikst tny
.prieos pesaigy eil ~ iniltsftd apoa
aeesat 3hes she's they are hsnsssi t.s
fsgs ne ia1. a lssst al rreyNus ssg~st.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6-The net gold re-
serve Of tho treasury. according TO the
figures furnished today. has been in
vaded to the extent OF e23000O00 in
rousd numbers. and 10 today sI6s67 .6ii.
a reduction sincs yesterday OF q. oil, ,8O2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Pension Claimants AK 90 Have Their
Cases Alade special

WASHINGTON. Jan Accommodations
Iochrsn 10 daily receiving an unprece-
dcntsd number Of applications to have
pension claims made special by reason
Of the fact ths: the claimants are In dis
tressed circumstances and In urgent
need Of help Never before In tho his
tory Of the Office has there been 30 much
suffering among old roldiers. and the
commissioner is doing his utmost 10 re-
hevc them Every case that comes TO
bis attention Ii made special. and II it
be found that the claim 10 good one.
il 10 Immediately allowed Many cases
have been taken out Of their regular
turn. examined and allowed within forty
eight hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

sourH BKSp. lnd-. Jan. 6-Arthnr
Powell and Herbert Herons. residents of
Edwsrdeburv. Michigan. scre killed Co
night near that place by passenger train
No. on the Chicago A Grand Trunk
road bound for Chicago. They and one
ether man were Ia q road tart crossing
the track IN front of the engine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Adjssans ce~rrsi Ara
TorkkA. Kan.. Jan. G--Infornntioa
has been furnished Adjotaot Gener4I
AFtx by Fort Scott detective a csn-
spirsey by crsnks 20 ss.ssslnsts Cover
nor Ieweliing and capture Aria What
tie, expect 70 do uith Artx after they
get him is not knosn and cannot bs
guessed. The story told ~ the detec
tire hAS impressed the stste hous< on.
ciak with the trut Nfulness and . close
ustrh is being kspf Tor the would be
aeaxs<inA r. j. Closs. the governors
private secretary. has pisced large
rsstiser Ia bis desk 20 be ready for any
emsrgspcy and General Arts hsunts the
steTs and corridors of the state house st
all hours of the day Tor the expscfed
yilIains. The cranks according 70 the
discoverer Of the plot. are three In nun.
ber. hail from Wsidron. Colo. and are
literally supplied with money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

LONDON, Jan 6-Thc Times tslay
publishes dispatch announcing the
failure OF Porty 4 Bressy. bankers Of
Saluzzo. Province OF Conf. North Italy.
The liabilities of the firm amount to g.
100000 lire. Signor Porty has COM
mitted suicide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

PARIS. Jan. 6--The belief that tbe
trial OF Auguste Valiant. the man who
threw the bomb into the chamber OF
deputies, will commence Monday is con.
firmed this morning by the snnounce-
ments made 10 the newspapers here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

DTnkTta rad. Jan 6 Ma Mar
Gerard vest On 40 erfsnd today. l-ss-
lag tso children nnd BABY in bssy
csrriags - home. While che vss s~ks.
the two hiIdren 1T IRE - The bsbf
buggy. snd the iofars ess burned b =
crisp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

BEEfrs, Jan. 6-Ths old castle at
Bernburg in Anhslt hes bean destroyed
by fire. Herr Hagemnn, The district
director. and . cog2hmes, who were
ssieep in the cssf14 were bufn5d 10
death. A number OF public documents
and the local funds. which were kept in
.he building. were destroyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Yet SesfowN. Ohio. Jsn q The 90
tire plant ~ AsdreNs Brss Ca . saisis
AZ tfsssitsn ain he pot ia operasion aesf
wsek The bridge works sal resaus
ALA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

LoSpox. Jan. "a dispatch from
Capetown says that Lobengula has ap-
peared on the bank OF the Zambesi
river with 1900 well armed Matabele
warriora
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

LONDON. Jan. GA special dispatch
from Paris says that NJ. Heroult, editor
Of the French paper Echo Dubrezil. who
was expelled from Brazil by President
Peixoto has arrived at Bordeaux from
Santos. which places he left December
10. He was detained for twelve days in
tho prefecture Of police in Rio Janeiro.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
AaAIxsT yExkfNs' RulINa


cacknrs Jan. 6 affef fA==s day
se~.ion the Federation ~ Railwss Ea-
pgsye. closed to-day 90 the eteccf q
tke Hseetine aaa shaf ere srcufaglsstrd.
CAairman Clarke said. Last spfag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

LospoS, Jan IA cabiuet council
will be convened on Tuesday to consider
the reports OF the battle at Warina-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

BRUssELs, Jan. 6-The Paris CORES
pondent Of the Independence Beige says:
The French officials deny that tho
French government was informed OF the
English expedition against tho Sofas.
The colonial oflics vss entirely unaware
of the enterprise and therefore was not
able 10 caution the Fropch expedition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
TRAGEDY AT TIE POLLS.
One Killed and Two Wbunded OF
Warthen.

One Killed and Two Wbunded at
Warthen.
Sandersville, Ca, Oct 3-After the
polls had closed at Warthen in the One
Thousand Three Hundred and Fiftieth dis
trict Wednesday afternoon, there was en-
acted tragedy which is regretted by all
our people, in which one man was killed
and two others shot 1t is learned that
there was quarreling and cursing
going on at lively rate.
and weapon was brandished
Arp Curry, cOlored, was one of the parties
involved in the quarrel lie left the scene
and was pursued by M. r. Whitehead, a
bailif, ana Il. o. Afford Curry was
either shot down or fell down and turned
his weapon upon his pursuers Whitehead
was shot three times and died soon after
ward. The ball which struck Afford
was stopped by memorandum
book in his left breast pocket The book
saved his life. II the ball had not struck
tho book il would have gone through his
heart. The book was knocked out OF his
pocket by the force Of the ball Affords
breast is very sore from the edects of the
bullet, but his skin was not broken. so
it IS said. Curry was also wounded
in the fight, but as he
had left the scene of the tragedy. it is i'm
possible to learn the extent of his Injuries
though il is presumable that ne was not as
dangerously wounded as has been reported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
ATLANTA's PRIMARY.
Great Excitement Caused by a Delay
in Two Wards.

~L(I@b G8cAGG4GuB O6uS0Q OY q OGlaV
in Two Wards.
Atlanta, Ca, Oct. At was late this
afternoon before the result Of the primary
for city officers was arrived at. The count
in all the wards, which was continued
throughout the night, was concluded
by noon in all the wards but the
Fifth and First. These two hung
back, and by their delay created
great deal of excitement on the street
All sorts of rumors of fraud were in circu-
lation. The vote was notas heavy in these
two wards as in some others, and the close
contest in several instances, the results de-
pending on the First and Fifth wards
made the unaccountable delay o sensation
Friends of all the candidates were ready
to cry fraud, aud it is likely that there win
yet be trouble over the result In the
sixth ward, the Peachtree street district,
where there was the hottest sort of fight
between II. Z. lnman and G. V. Gress, Mr.
lnman won by small majority. Mr. In
man was the only one on the citi-
zens ticket put out by tho chamber
Of commerce committee who went through.
D. II. Goldsmith, an oftice-holdor OF twenty
years, escaped defeat for controller by G.
h. Holiday by majority of -.
A special meeting of the city executive
committee was called tonight on account
OF the delayed count in the Second and
Fifth wards. Apparently there was no
good cause for this delay, and the charges
of fraud appear to have color. The com
mittee after viewing the tally sheets in
the second ward, ordered a recount The
tally sheets were in such "a condition
that nobody could make head or tail out of
them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
ELECTRICITY KILLS TWO.
Employees of an Electric Company Per-
ish on a Pole.

Boston, Oct. &C. E. Day, an employe
Of the Boston Electric Light Company, was
at the top Of q pole'o Congress street this
morning trimming an arc light, when, with
shrek, he fell backwards, and
clutched the wires with his hands He
was prevented from falling to the ground
by "a body belt fastened 10 the pole AS he
ing werc burning with sizzling noise.
The Electric light people were quickly
notified, and in a few minutes a repair
wagon was at tho scene with several en-
ployos. j. Monroe ran 10 the top Of
the pole to his comrades rescue with a
pair Of nippers to cut the wire. AS soon as
he touched the wire with the pincers he
received heavy shock, and was thrown
to the ground, striking his head and frac-
turing his skull. Both men died from their
injuries
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
NEW FoUNDLAND's GALE.
Many vessels on tho Coast Meet with
Diaagtor.

ST. Johns, N. r. oct. 4-The disastrous
results Of the gale on Sunday last are now
becoming known here. The American
fishing vessel Robert c. Mcdonald is a
total loss IN the Bay Islands. The crew
were saved with great difficulty.
The steamer Diana on her way from
Labrador encountered the full force Of the
gale and had her decks swept clean.
Eight boats were smashed and tue bull
warks were damaged The deck load OF oil
was carried overheard, and she otherwise
sustained considerable damage.
Vessels arriving from the Grand Banks
report great havoc among the fishing feet
Several have arrived here and all are Sc
riously damaged. They report that the
whole feet has suffered. Much damage
has been done along the coast also though
fun accountsfrom the northern sections are
not yet 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
CANCER or THE KIDNEYS.
LOSE IN A wATRRspour.
A Fisherman Picked Up by the Monster
in a Texas Bay.

Galveston, Tex, Oct. Capt Herbert
of the schooner yacht Puritan arrived here
to-day from Pepper, Grover Bay He says:
"A waterspout, which formed yesterday
in Bolivar channel, passed over the bay
about II O'Clock. ! was coming down the
bay with a moderate breeze, when
suddenly / saw huge cloud which
appeared 10 extend from the surface OF the
water high up into the heavens. 1t was
about 300 feet IN diameter. j realized the
danger and changed the Pnrtans course
so as to get out of the way OF
the funnel-shaped terror On camo the
water spout kissing and roaring and sent
tering the spray IN every direction Capt
Jouhan OF the sloop Kate was in a skiG
fishing for oysters when the waterspOut
came tearing up the bay. lie was directly
in it's path He was lifted out Of the skin
and carried up by the spout. This was the
last seen Of him, and the supposition is
that he was drowned. Several boats were
caDsiZed -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
SHOT IN IKE ARrr.

A Fraoas Bltween a Bopulist and a
Democrat.
Waynesboro, Ca, Oct 4.-Out in the
Sixty-sixth district, c. M, OF Burke
county, small racket was indulged in be-
tween Mr.. w. p. Jones, democrat, and a
Mr.. Auldridge, populist, about voting q
negro. In the melee Mr. Auldridge was
shot through the arm by Mr.. Jones, the
pistol ball going clear through and making
a slight wound in the arm OF Mr. Mathis.
who was standing near by. The affair
was, after a time amicably adjusted by
friends
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
ooNvIors IN A CRASH.
Many Injured in a Wreck on a Rail-
road in Tennessts.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 4.--In wreck near
Hartman, Tenn, Yesterday on tho
Brushy Mountain railroad, many con-
victs and guards were injured, several
fatally The most dangerously hurt are.
OF Nashville, a guard; John Thornhill, a
convict y. ID Webster,n foreman. Thirty
nine conviets, whose names are not known,
were also injured. The accident was
caused by laud slide al the end OF the
short curve. Cne OF the convicts who has
about twenty years 10 serve secured the
gun Of an injured guard ana guarded the
other prisoners, keeping them from escap-
ing while tie wreck was being cleared
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
a sugar Inapaction case.

Washington, Oct 4.-Argument on the
application Of the Miles Planting and Man
uiacturing Company, Tor right to compel
the treasury department 10 supervise and
inspect its sugar product for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1895, was heard to-dav
by Judge McComas Of the district supreme
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05

Rome oct Premier Crispi celebrated
his list birthday to-day. Ae received
hundreds Of dispatches Of concentration.
including q communication from King
Humbert and messages from eminent Ital.
ian and loreIGn staLes and politicians.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
Clifton Praised.

Darien, Ca, oct. 4.-McIutosh county's
handsome democratic majority is due
mainly to the efforts Of Mr.. William Clif-
ton. 1t has been long time since an open
and avOwed democrat has made successful
race for the legislature IN this county, and
the people are loud in their praises OF tie
magnificent work Of A1r Clifton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
Nebraska's Democratic Ticket.

Lincoln, Eeb,, Oct. 4.--The secretary Of
state to-day deci1ed that the Bryan ticket
was named by the state democratic con-
ycution. Tho decision turns down bolters'
ticket.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
MUNITIONS ron CHINA.
RUss1A's ozAR CAN'T LIVE.
His Death Expscted in a Few Weeks.
The Engagement Of the Czarowitz.

His Death Expscted in a Few Weeks.
The Engagement OF the Czarowitz.
Berlin, Oct. 4.-The Kreuz Zeitung,
which usually obtains accurate news of the
Russian court learns that the czar is in q
far worse state of health than has been
officially admitted, and that his death may
be expected within a few weeks. The
Czarina, according TO this information, has
been made fully aware Of her husbands
condition.
The visit Of the czarowitz TO Darmstadt
was postponed ron the advice of the physi-
clans of the car, and the marriage Of the
czarowitz TO Princess AliK had been broken,
but this is untrue. It is fact, however,
the Kreuz Zeitung's correspondent asserts
that M. Pobiedonosef, the procurator OF
the Holy Synod, recently ylforwarded 10
Princess Alix highly impertinent letter
on the subject
CANCER or THE KIDNEYS.
London, Oct. 4-The Standards St
Petersburg correspondent teleEraphs that
the car symptoms are those of cancer of
the kidneys. Public rumOr ascribes the
fact of his maicsty's growing worse to
Doctor Zacharin's excessive use of the Ian
cct Doctor Zacharin is known TO be ad-
dictcd to bleeding his patients, mode of
treatment he followed with excellent re
suits when the car was i'll with influenza.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05

Charles F. Rice, one OF the invincibles. was
turned out of the city clerks office by j.
w. Phillips, while James Banks, another
successful city politician, was defeated for
tax collector by E. T. Payne.
Porter King for mayor had noopposition,
but will have TO defeat John II Seals, au
independent, in the regular election.
M'INTosH COUNTY.
For Atkinson, 81; for Hines. o1q. for
Senate, Sheppard dem, 32l; Evans, rop
1873; Styles, rep, us; Mansfield dem. ] ~ /;
Hopkins, Ind, 23S; Crawford, rep, l55.
DODGE COUNTY.
For Atkinson, sos; Tor Hines, 532: for
Senate, B. Ryols, dem, 1916: ]. Williams.
pop, @97; for House, c. j. Jones' dem.
571 II. Clark dem, 4S3; d. NJ. Busham,
pop, 29S.
A small majority for ratification of
amendments.
THOMAS COUNTY.
For Atkinson, SIC; for Hines, 474. For
Senate Democrat, 500; pop, 1853 For
House Hopkins dem, SSl; Malette.
dem, s97. Dixon, pop, 400; Ward, pop,
WAYNE COUNTY.
For Atkinson, 595; for Hines, 49S For
Senate: S. Il. Harris, dem, 636; Silas
Thornton, pop, 439. For House: j. w.
Bennett, dem, 6lS; w. d. Middleton, pop.
4G4 -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05

Wayne8boro, Ca, Oct. Mrs. DR. r.
Steiner most estimablc lady living near
Waynesaoro, died last night SHE had
maay friends.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05

BRYAN COUNTY.
Atkinson, $50; Hines, 85 Harvey, 969
Corson, l20.
SUMTER COUNTY.
For Atkinson, 1859; for Hines $50 for
Senate, dem, l,l00; pop, SD; for House,
dem, l,lOj; pop, ofA
EFFINGHAM COUNTY.
For Atkinson, 351; for Hines, 376. For
Senate dem, 800; pop, $40. For House /:
dem, 1885, pop, $40.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
For Atkinson. s55 for Hines, SIS. For
Senate dem, 9l9 pop, rs. For House:
DEM, 9Oj; pop, eJ2.
BURKE COUNTY.
Atkinson's majority over Hines is 727
The gentlemen elected are, Mr. Il. G.
Nicely, j. II. McElmurray, and j. w. San
deford. MIR. Saudeford is a brother Of the
once leader Of the Peoples party in Burke
county
APPLISG COUNTY.
Atkinson, G98 Hines, G73; senator Third
district, >. K. Harris, dem, 743; Silas
Thornton, pop, 63l; for representative
Appling county, g. Il. Melton, dem, 754 /;
Michael Branch, pop, 60.
cLNCH CoTNrY.
Atkinson 420, Hines 1s0
EOr EDudtt- J.. a. " NaDAf Aefllsf so =
William Grifis. pop.,Hs6.
For House.. NJ. Smith. dem, fl3; H.
A. MattoX, pop, 1856.
BULLOCH COUNTY
Atkinson ,8s5, Hines LII. Six hun
dred more votes were cast than ever before
pollcd in the county Tho populists voted
the blacks almost solid for their ticket
p. S. MOCandicss. marshal. was beaten
by j. W. Humphries, his deputy, aud
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05

The Evening News publishes sonsa-
tiounl statement 20 the effect that the
cabinet council was called 10 consider
dispatch received from Minister O'Connor
40 Pokin. in which 10 was stated that
Russia was intriguing % assist China
against Japan In return for the cessi0n 10
Russia Of certain ports Of Korea II this