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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-07

sea IsIand-The receipts Tor the last week
We're 1873 bales. The exports were Sl7 bales,
moving as follows. to Liverpool 234 bales; to
Havre, % bales: to St. Petersburg; to north
ern ports for domestic consumption 353 bales.
recount of the stock on hand has been
made and shows 14 bales less than the
amount according to the statistics This
amount is deducted from the receipts of the
season. The demand is fair and as the stock
mans in The co,ntry If is e~nected nat tba
demand will increase somewhat. The market
Is unchanged. The sales of the week being
made at the following quotations which are
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
(Copyrighted.)
Die Nepolttfton in Sraiilicn.
tsp,siaI=8,p.ids Oes "9tutid.n eOrr,IpoEo,nt.n."

tsp.saI= D,p.i6. bes ~Gtutid.n eOrr,Iporb,nttn."
8io Sancirp, 10. Sunuar (pia
Wontepioco, %. Sanuar). - Sn Der
Nadt bes Is. Sanuar nabmcn bic Sn<
iursentcn bic Sniel Wocanaue auf's
Heue elm, crbcutctcn bret feline &anoz
men uno madten 130 @cianacnc. Die
3abl Der Sooten unb Scrwunoctcn be-
trus fiinfsis. Der Suiursentenz&reltz
ger vNquibaban" brad)te 600 Mann
mad, Der gai BON Hio, nit welhen Die
Snicln Goucicao unb Otocangue bciest
purbcn. 9lm 16. Sanuar marS Seiz
tens Der Sniurgenten Elm crful9lOier
Ser iud scmaht, cine 2anSung auf
9tictberoD ;u beperfitelligen. Die Jte=
9ierungstruppcn pcriudtcn am II. Saz
nuar, sic Sniel Wtucansue mieSer su
nebmen, maren aber niht erfolgreid).
Die SrcunSe ber Sniurgenten iubeln
in 6olse Der fiir;li6 BON ba G!ama erz
runsenen Grfolse unb tragen wieber
emiis ;u bcn &ric9sfOiten bel. 8ie
perlautct, io(len Die Gontributioncn ;u
Der 8riessfaiie Der 9n'ursenten bis jest
iiber cine Wtiaion BiunS Sterlins be-
trasen baben. Der Oampfer ,@aS8>
iportb" bradte eincn agenten Ser Snz
lursenten nad Yernambuco, wel9cr
ben &eriud ma6te, ii9 auf Dem 9tcgic>
runsss8rcu;er n9tictberuD" anmerben
;u laien, nm bas 5abr;cus 9elcscntlid
in Die Suft SIT ipren9en.
aSmiral ba 8ama gin9 9eitern ser
9eantu ortun9 ber an i'm gcrid)tetcn
sSrase, ucs9ulb bic 9ampier y y4quibaz
ban" unO r9tepublica" nidt ben &reuz
ser v9Gctbcrop" in -Saien BON Berndmz
buco auigeiudt batten, ans benz @cge;
aud bate CT feine 9lntport auf bic
Irase, ipcsbalb Wtcllo nidt sic pertbei>
bigungSloien (OGfcu BON Yara, Ser
uambuco unO Sabia beiebt babe, an
ltatt in Der Sai bon Yarunasua SIT lie
gen.
Gin Gegicrung5beamter er;Gbltc bcuz
te, oaB Yrdlioeni Beiroto unN Nbmiral
ba @ama bei6lohem bGtten, ibre 9ifiez
reu;eu ben Scr. Staaten ais Sd)ieoS=
ridter sur Gntidcioun9 su untcrbreiz
ten. baB abcr geluifc iebr gut bc;ablte
Scamte aae mOsliden 9tnitrengungeu
madten, um Dies 5u pcrbinoern. Braz
iibcnt Yeiroto ioa ii9 babin aussciprOz
deu babeu, OaB Der Sries bis ;um %.
Sanuar beenbet iein piirSe.
SIM 6afen befinbet iid sur 53cit cine
aniebnlidc6lotte amerifanii6er &riesSz
idific, oercn slufsabe c5 iein ioll, SIT
perbinoern, baB Die curOpaiiden Mddtc
iid in Sie 9lnsclegenbeit ;wil6en Der
9fesieruns unO Ocn 5nur9entcn nil
iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
: 10 / 9S aooous co[li

.3wei assOus COLI . :
rem. - SIN 9reenmountz unb 9tortbs
9(penue cullioirten gtitcrn abenb 9e9en
8 llbr Die gBas9Ons 9tr. 200 uno PA
Der ,SitD Suburban Sabn @clcus
idait." Swei 9aOer bes NaggOn5
Ger. 200, unS ba0 6rOutlidt OsS @as'
gons gtr. 22O wuroen 3erbrOhcn unO
bic SAuspOrridtuug al Ocmielben be-
l9dbiSt.
Ift Baiiasierc befanOen ii9 sur 3clt
I'M &a9gOn 9tr. 224, tamen abcr nit
Dem Shrefen bauou. s. j. 0arpeg,
Der Niotormann bes 2eBtcreu, ertldrt,
OaB ct itIn Oi09lldite6 that, I'M biz
9outllion gu oerblnbtrn.
Seamtcn> 3 SnItallirung. :
Die ~ WtarptGnScr gOse 9tr. /, s. .,
ST." hislt seltsrn 9lbcnO im rarcanum'
Gebduoe,~ 9G. 18, gSeltz Sarato9aitr.
ibre reselmaBtse SerIammluu9 ab, IN
wsl9er Der SlliS,Deputirtc Sr. 9lugul
&naup bie neuerwdblteu Scamten in'
itaQirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
StaOt Baltimore.

Der Weit 9 q ltt more I
SrauensS Sran fen II II t r It ii +
ssSereiu" bielt 9eltern a5cnO
in ben y9teipsa afemb!yz9tOoms," @de
2ombarO. uno SanOueritraBs, ieincn
ernBen Mtasfen= unb 9iuilbaa. Der
9eyGunli9c Saal mar auf bas @eldmafs
oollIte 6efprtrt unb Der Seiuh Elm
du6erlt 3ablretdsr. 9eaa ben Sldmscn
Yroi. Selppcls Srdlciter idWsbtcn Ol.
tanslultiaen Baars bubin. faum ben
SO0sn nit ben lei9tbeidubtsm 6uBen
bcriibrenb. 9lQe8 atbalete yult unb
6reube.
t6r. q. &raule cr0iinctc nit ,Srl.
&ate Starf bic Bolonnulic, nad beren
Secnbigung Scr lcetgcnauntcn Dame
Gin pra6tpOllcr Slumcnforb iibcrrcl6t
murbc. ST. y. @eiBlcr permaltcte nit
llmlid)t sic Bar uno per;apitc cincu
ausgc;ciductcn SrOpfcn aus bcrr @lobes
Sraucrci." Der fcitgcbcnOc Scrcin be-
lttbt icit Is Sabrcn, Sablt 105 Ntit9licz
Der unO bciibt Gin ScrmO9en BON
$1,000.
lin bus @elinaen peS Salle8 ma6tcn
lidl folaentc Scrren uno Oamen uers
bient: Gercmonienmeiiter u. &raul.,
Otto Gardner. Gle 6raucn 2Ouiie Start
Sorlieeriu, &ate JtuOOlpb, gliiubctt
@eiBlcr, Ntargaretbe Saro, Ofar9aretbe
8attenfclo, Ofaraaretbe Otiiler, Ntaric
&aiIcr, 9lusuite 8sisbar, Gina Bebl.
mann, @liie Scrtcnbers, Glile @las.
maier unb &ate zimmerman. Der
Sercin wiro perwulrct Don 5rau Gllia:
beth 0ciBler Srdiioentiu, Wtargare:bc
Saro Sicc Yrafoentiu, Olargarstbs
Sattcnlclh Sdasmcliterin unO Otars.
OtIqcr Scfrctarin.
GinidOues s it.-@iu Iuitern-
ciIen, lpeldeS iid ;ublrsidsr Scibeili,
auna Scitsns oer bcfanntcltcu Seuobs
ner bon SlsSaltimOre erfrcute, ianb
am SpnntasS abcno bel Chapman
Oielace itatt Inter Den NnpeienOen
beIanoen iib: Sames 6. @eratbD, 9lls
freo 9Scbe, Scors 2eim6ad, Gbos. $.
BabSemeier, Charles &epper, 2ieut.
Sobn Soiimaun, Or. albert 0iiden.
| @iliam gunse, Ybilipp unO CHARLES
Sdlarb, 2lbum unb Sob. Srieorih, q.
| Gdneioer, q. Sosts, 9S. Wecbam, 8.
Cummings, Geo. @eimunbt, Sob. 9fa:
bsde, Gheo. SiemiGler, Geo. SrchclS
uno Gbas. Pbiuips.
Die st. @eorsiuS>Hitter"
peranltaltctcn seitcrn Ibeno in Sdis
| mrrs r9ObmensSaue" am gtOrb>grOaO.
man elnen srOBen 9aa. bcr iih einea
auBerl1 sablreidcu Ssiudes erireutc u.
cinen gldu3enbeu Sepei8 fir Die Ve'
liebtbcit blcicr Organization lieferte.
SOr Sesinn bes Sulles Psriummclten
| iid Bic Ntitslicosr OeS getcin5 in Der
SduIbauc Der Ct. 9Sen;csluu5sGlrdc
al Central. Ipcnus, nabe Saltimorcltr.
uub marld]irtea pon bort aus untel
flinscnoem Spiele, asfol9t pom ben 9fa;
bestt Setcranen, cenl r&arl Der lN.
Surnperein unb Der st. sllteitus:
G5eieQiaait" nad Der rSObmcnz0alle.
6r. 0ria iibrtc init 6rancis Ponisfu
bic FOlonailc all, unO Oann folate Sob
Yetrit nit Sri. Otarie &lima. Sorliec,
Oes 9(rransenlentszGO mar 9r.S.
S9imef,, ienl slfiitsnt i0r. u. SuOilsf
Shaenleilfer mar Sr. u. Ooparef uni
SefretGr Sr. Sol. Betrit. Oas Dor:
;igli9e 9taB BON s. S. @ieBnsr &
SObuen mar anl Sapi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
germiI6te telesrasbtId,e sepsIbem.

- Sn GBtppewasSaIls, 8tsc., COLT
Sirtc scitcrn Elm Sdblittcn, auf weldcm
lih Sm0lI &nabcn befan0en, nit einem
Yferb mb y1a9en, lpdbrcnb Der Sdlllt>
ten nit elmer Sdnelli9felt BON so Wtels
fen Die Stunbe einen 0ii9el blnab laultc.
Samntlide Snaben crllttcn Serleeunz
gen unS Dret bcrielbcn iold' lawerc,
0aB ibr Ibleben itiinoltd eruartet psr'
ben mug.
- Sn @aIbington 1T Die 9tadri6t
BON benz 9l6leben be8 Sunbe6zSoniulS
Sobn 81. Otcaoc in Gan Domingo einz
9etrohen.
- Der Spiebube, iueldcr fitr5li6 in
ba8 Compton Scr Sirma 9SilOer &
&imball III Singbam, Wtuh., einbrad
uno Ocn 0elOidranf iprcn9tc, bat Der
6irma gcitcrn Die iiir ibn wcrtblOlcn
Eapierc, Die CT nltgcnommcn, Suriid
erltattet uno lcin Sebaucrn Oariiber
auS9eiprpd)en, oab man ni6t cincn
gr6Beren Sctrag in Saar fiir i'm in
Scrcitid)aft gcbalten babe.
Die 15sjdbrise SiGie @arOnicr
pcrgiftcte iid) geltcrn in 9tcluzg gOrf, neil
ibre armcn, NIT &inbcrn sclc9nctcn
Gltcrn iie Slpin9en molltcn, ben 4Oz
iabrigen wOblbubcnben s. 6raSier St
bciratbcn.
- SIM Sotel rStcnuir Sall" SIT
9llbunp, 9t.zD., luarD 9eltern s. u.
9Sintcr bon Gitt5burs perhaitet, neil
CT ip6brenS Der 9tadt ieinen 3immers
nadbar nm $50 bcraubt bate.
- 9lnS Der .&uaben 9tcforntz9lns
italt" su 2aurel, Sir9., iinb 9citcrn II
Snaben auSgcbrOdcn, na6ocm lic Die
@d6tcr iiberludlti9t batten.
-Sn 9tcwzDurf bat Scr 0iamantcns
6Gnbler NtOieS s. %idtcnbcr9 nit Scr
6inblid)feitcn int 8etragc BON $4,000
fallirt.
Sn gtcluarf, N.>5., eri6oB iid)
gcItcrn Der Supelier 9lOolpb Gbommcr
~, Niurn(r ~lSnrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
M a @!S.!! 3 q a y s
e3sSspeit ptrld6lid.
Rtin Stsstabili(9.
9aS ero6e
ce6er= aae )11agen=
Mtttel.
Gin aus S8sseidtnetes mtIoeS stbfabrs
Yttttcl.
0nfIRn rEfaA

OetIbuWutCW ytItyWuuth0s
ueber 40 Sabre ina 8ebrandb ans tets aIs
superIdffig betunoem.
@ntbdlt @isenidaften, bic ftets Die Ge.
fuubbeit mieber berfeIeu. Sie resen bic
peri6teoeuen Srsaue su seiunoer Ebdtis.
ieit an. bsren natiirlibe 6unitionen uuent.
behrli4 iir Die @eiuubbeit fnb. fdmpteu
nit uno iberluinoeu bic uureinisleiten NIB
treibsu biefeIbeu poHfaHots aus benz Sp.
fem aus.
Raswas'S Hns subsrsits.s giasn.
Cine Der Sutbaten tuirtt brett ouf bic Sc.
Der, eiu auOerer Gbeil wirIt euf bic &c.
sarme, eiu oritter aui Oie Saut uub iuieoer
Gin anOerer auf Die Nler.u. Dies tft Si.
Tor3usll6i.it Der erfOlsreideu @rtuns;
wabreno fe beionbers auf Die geber mirieu.
babsn ite 8leidseitis sineu GinIuS auf Die
anoeren Srsaue oes S0rpers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24

Saia nno COMPTON iuditn pergeSIidl, oem
Sou so rett II.
@afbiustOn, %. San. - 5m
q eprG en- ntantenbauic wurben
beute ;pei pidtige Bunftc in elmer iiir
bic Srcibdnblcr giinltigen gSciic crlc@
bigt. Ntan beenDigte Die Debate iiber
ben 3ufersoa, unb ais ii6 Der YulpcrS
Oampf bonn S6ladtfelbe ber 9lbltinls
muns per;osen bate, fanb man Die
SountD beieitigt unb ulle .3uderiorten
auf Der 6reililte.
9as 6aus i6ritt lnSann su Sem .3ol(
auf Soblc, iuelde Die 9Silion Sia ami
Die ,Sretliite icet. Oates, 2lla., beanz
tragic 40 Gents pro Sonne an;uiceen,
9Siie, Sirs., woate so Gts., lfc&ai9,
Wb., IS Gents anlescn. Wtc&aig
fGmpite gelualtis fiir Die Scibebaltun9
bes bisbcri9cn .3ollc5 nnD runroe pon
perldieSenen OenOfraten, iuie Comp
ton, 5uder, Oates unb Ser sar;cn De-
legation bon alabama untcrltiist; GaDz
ner, WS., iprud fir freie &Oble. Die
mcilten @c9ner lcien 9teIormcr i'll an
Scrcn 0iitriften, aber nidt in ibrrn eiz
aenen. Sr. GaDner boiit BON Der 9lnz
nabme Der gSillon=Sia Elm gcwalti9cS
Gmpprbliiben uniereS SanOels. gllle
9lmenoementS wurbeu pcruorfen, bas
bon Wc&aig nit 146 9c9cn 81 Stinlz
men.
9as Snus nabm baun Sic GiicnsOae
aui, uub Gates beantra9te 40 Cts. pro
Come, mu6tc abcr cine Paulc bis ;um
Ibeno.
Sim Senate beantra9te Gurpie
einen SclhluB, baB es nidt an Der s3eit
lei, Die 9lnneration bon oaDtt III BE-
trad)t ;u ;iebcn; suriidsclegt.
GcHcrS Sel6lub, oaB Der Sdas<
amtsiefrctdr fcin 9fe6t 9cbabt babe,
Sbliaationen auSsu9eben, iuurOe ans
6inan;zG Gomitc pcriuielen.
Der Senat nabm Johann bic 9Sabl@
bia aui, uao GullOm unb @banolcr
iprad,en scscn bici ielbe. Der Scnat
ucrta9te iid I'M llbr.
Gnt,sifbt.
6ranstscO, Gal, %. jun.
Die 8ubnrGuber @panS unS Morell
lollcn iider ans oem Stoatc entfoms
men icin unb iia AMI bober Gee anBer
| Dem Screidc aler Scrfol9ung bcfinocn.
Grams iod cinem 6rcunoc in 9lrisona
einen Seri9t aber feline Ibcnteucr mad
Ser 6ludjt aus benz e'cfan9niilc Su
Sresno seiunbt baben. 9lnitatt bic
Stabt sn perlafien, luie allgcmcin ange=
nonlmcn, icicn iie nadl Der uSiiOli6en
Baciiic Sabn" gcfabrcn, no lic iid in
| cine auf cinem 9tcbcmseleiie itebenOe
Sor=Gar besuben, beren Sbiir Elm
Sremier sesen cine Selobnuns bon
$50 oiIen sclaiien bate. Sn bcm 9Sa9z
aon uarcn porbcr Scbensmittcl inter-
| scbradt moreen. Sn einiseu Gugen
fraiem iic in @alueitOn, Ser., Gin unb
crrci6tcn BON bort ans nit 0iilfe cincs
,Sreunoes sGciuzSrleans. 9ort 9elang
cS ben 8anbiten, unbemcrft an SOrb
cinc8 Sdiiics 81 selangcn, unb Der
wcitc atlantii6c Siean trennt JIG Nun
BON ibren 8erfolsern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
Ees 9aiSers @eburtsIaa.

gcrlin, %. Sanuar &aiicr 9Sil'
bclm bate ben Grafcn Scrbert Sisz
marf cinselubeu, Dcm scitri9cn SroenS@
felte I'M faiicrl. SGloiie bei;uluabnen.
9(m Samltag mirO Der &aiicr 35 Sabre
alt, Gin Grei9niB, wcldcS nit beiOnOcz
rem Yomp I'M ganSem 9fcid besum9en
meroen ipiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24

@.nn ia, III IS Hug, bic Grfaltuna
su brrna9laiiigrn? @ifsn Si., SuB
ein 5uifen buraus .ntitebsn fann, tUels
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
go senauIa lou penNonirt .perSen.

2onbon, 80. Sanuar.- Cine De-
pei9c aus &apituOt mslbet, oaB Cir
6snrp God eiuen SOter an &Onis 20
Bensula ab9ciunst bat, iuelder ibm inl
0tanen Der &Onisin Die Scriihernns
seben ioll, oaB im Sale elmer llebcrs
gabe, iein 2cbcn ucridOnt unb lcinc Sns
ferefIen se,pabrt mrroen iolfrn. HnS baB
er in 9lirifa uerblsibeu biirIe. Cir
Scnrp Wirb bent GOnis etne Strefe
Ianoes lIolid) pom Sransc=6luB anz
weiien unb bic 9olonial>@Om Ompa9nIe Die
fOnisli9e Giui0llte seiudbrlcilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
Ter I3. SuMarek.

5rtirr Suder uno tre;e Observation-Disclosures
4aie nno Compton iudien pergeSIid,, oem
2pu an rttt H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
Wao,paD's Yiaen

treiben ale 9rantbeiten aus benz Sorper,
gang sleid, mas bic uriahe ibrer @ntfiebuns
1T nno wie ipeit bitielOeu porgeihritten,
earum reriaumt niht. oas Seilmttel iit
sorbanoeu. @tns ODER awei DOZEN iuerpeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
&ur,e 4abcIocpeifcn.

- SIM franSoiilhen &oblnct lOllen
bcmnd6it piebcr einmal 0fciignationcn
al Der Suse5Oronung iein. Der Wtas
rineminiItcr ioll rciignirem luollen, neil
Die 6lottenpcrlualtun9 fritllirt mlrb,
uno Der Otiniitcr ber Snncrcn, lowie
Der SanbclSminiitcr, neil iic Der &Ornz
iteuer opponlren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24

unb Der bette Sreunb, Ser Gle ME i'm
Stid. ldBt, lit Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (oas rOthe 3)-Oas 1T, mas
gle bel Griuabuuu9 bieier uOr;i9lidem
9eber= Ofeoi;in ueruebmen, uno RiemanO
io0t. iid, iiberrsoen !aiien, baB irScnO
etwas Anberss ebcnio gut 1T.
Gr 1T Der SOnis aller 2cb.rsWcSi;is
men; er lit bciier, mic Yillsu, unO psrtritt
bic Gtene BON Gbiniu unb &alomcl.
Gr wirtt brett aui Die 2eber, 9dcrcn
uno Ginsewsibs unO sr5eust in san5en
Snitem neues Seben. Dies lit Die Wte>
bi;iu, bic Gle iuinidcn. Son alien
apothelern perfauft-in fliiliacr 6orm
oo.r ais gulper, I'm iic trOden eiu;unebs
men oecr mn Gbee Saraus ;u MAIDEN.
Seoes Yadet-Ea
hat s.m g. xtempeI in Roth AMI Der gerpa duns.
- 8. 8. 3eiitm & Gomp.,
gtil1ecIYbio 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-01-24
Ia.as aaierEr aeiirIeem 2. .Taoraen. sinSaabe)
WiIan Tn Seiatao.

8erlin, %. Sanuar. -5n elmer
Sieuns Der Siib9et Gommiiiion bes
9anbtags madtc (Sebcimratb BON Otoiz
iuw Die Wtittbcilung, OuB CT Die 9tadDz
ridt erbalten babe, GrzSonis Ofilan
lei In gclgrab ermOrbct worben. Soier
wirb bem @crii9t fcinen @Iaubcn &C.
id,cnft.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-28
shelby and sohofield.

Gen. Joe Shelby, who has been In Washing.
ton for ten days looking after his chances OF
appointment as marshal of the western dis
trict Of Missouri. called on Gen. Schoheld at
army headquarters, says the Post. Shelby
commanded a cavalry brigade in Price S
army during the raid In Missouri and often
came in unpleasant contact with the troops
commanded by Gen. Schoheld. On one &C "a
sion shelby swooped down on Schofield like a
western blizzard and carried of his colored
cook When they met yesterday Shelby
asked his old-time adversary If he remem-
bered the loss Of his cook.
Yes" said Gen. Schoheld. He was the
best cook 1 ever had in the field, and 1 was
greatly vexed over his loss"
He died a few years ago in st. Louis. -
said Shelby, land he had the biggest funeral
vol ever saw. white or black. thought had
struck you in "A tender spot when / nabbed
your cook he added with laugh.
Yes" said the commander ln-chief mus
ingly he was a great cook, but, general,
# you remember, got even with you for that
act the next day."
well YOU rather did make things even, -
remarked the MlsSourian.
q Did he punish you much" asked friend,
addressing Shelby.
Did hey Great Scott he wiped the earth
I'D with me " exclaimed Shelby in a candid
enthusiasm at the recollection Of his own de.
feat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-28
A LOVERS RUsE.
He Pretended to Shoot Himself In or-
der to Win Back His Sweetheart.
From the Philadelphia Press.

der to Win Back His Sweetheart.
From the Philadelphia Press.
Wilkesbarre, Jan. 24-Richard Tucker,
chief clerk in the West Canal Company's
Office, at Mocanaqua, near here, won back
the love of his sweetheart. who had re-
iected him, in rather peculiar manner
last night He boards with Mrs Bowman,
and some months ago fell in love with
her pretty daughter, Mary. The wedding
was set for the end Of this month, and
preparations for the ceremony were in
progress, when, on last Monday
night, Tucker saw Miss Bowman walking
along the road with another young man.
He called and demanded an explana-
tion, but the girl said none was necessary,
and added that she would never marry
him, and then ordered him from the
house. In the evening he returned to
apologize, but she was obdurate and re.
fused TO forgive him. Thereupon he
threatened to drown himself She was
not affected in the least. He then went
outside and the next minute she heard
rushed outside and found Tucker
stretched full length on the ground, a
smoking pistol beside him.
The girl tainted and was carried into
the house, while Superintendent Large
and others carried Tucker to his room.
All this time Tucker was gasping and
was apparently unconscious. AS soon as
she recovered Miss Bowman rushed into
the room where he lay and threw herself
upon him, asking his forgiveness before
he died. After she had sobbed hysteric-
ally for some minutes 10 the surprise of
everybody, Tucker sat up and said, well,
now that you find you love me, I'll get
I-up."
He had fired the shots in the air aud
4. Fw.9u Dc
first indignant, but soon saw the amusing
side of the affair and promised to forgive
them both If they get married within the
week. They will do So
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THE So. 90 FEE.
The Grand Jury of the City Court Com
mended.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 27.-Editor Morn
ing News: Never did grand jury do it's
duty better than this one of the city
court. 1t Genounces this Infamous special
law of Chatham county. allowing magis-
trates to charge the innocent as well as
the guilty 50, So and sly for costs" 1t
is simply robbery under cover of the law.
BY this means cases can be worked up
against the ignorant. If our legislature
persists in lodging this issue, let the
people see to it that only those men are
elected who will regard and not ignore
the recommendations of our grand juries.
1t is an outrage on poor people.
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liability, for often it is the case with
Japan's artists that when they aim to
display their art to their utmost they
purposely choose a simple material aud a
plain subject for their work He who
has full confidence in his art can along
choose a cheap substance for his field
without diminishing the artistic merit,
and thus give value TO that material
which would otherwise find place in the
unsightly shops Of metal mongers.
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Rirer thieves have heen pottino in th

River thieves have been getting in their
work recently among the tow boats along
the wharves. Several thefts have been
reported during the last week The tug
Juno was robbed of her ships stores, and
the tug H. M. G. Smith was relieved of
several articles of furniture from the
pilot house. The quarantine steamer
Checkla also had provisions stolen from
the locker. There is no clew to the per-
petrators of the deeds, but there is a
sharp look out for the thieves, and some
of them may soon be caught.
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It should be remembered that neNO
Tuesday evening at the Savannah theater
prof A, Loisette will deliver his famous
lecture, memory, or His New Art oI
Assimilative Memory which promises
10 be a treat indeed. Prof. Loi .,'.'..t
comes here Endorsed by the pr4lmlneu y
educators and leading men OF the uaS s a5 "
man of deep learning ana vast Ieseai 0N'
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The Italian bark Mabel cleared yester-
day for Oporto, Portugal, with l 600 bales
of cotton, valued at S25, ass; 200 barrels of
rosin, valued at 1895, and 3l2, 791 feet of
lumber, valued at So. $50
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and one who is able to carry out all that
he claims, which is to remake the mental
facilities, or, in other words, to make de-
fective memories good and good memories
better. The lecture which Prof. Loisette
will give Monday evening will be entirely
free, and a large and cultivated audience
will, no doubt, be in attendance to hear
him upon a topic which should be of great
interest to old and young alike.
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Senior Michelena having been rendered
a complimentary benefit, he will give a
concert, assisted by the leading local tai
ent, at Ludden & Bates warerooms next
Friday. Senior Michelena being so we'll
known to the Savannah public, and hav-
ing assisted and aided the choirs of this
city so often, and always, gratuitously. it
is expected that the public will show
their appreciation by making the benefit
a success
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Surh Beung Kin, Corean, has entered as
a student at Roanoke college, Virginia The
only other one In this country is In ths unk-
veraity OF Pennsylvania.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Items Gathered Here and There
Among the Shipping.

The schooner Aaron Reppard cleared
yesterday for Norfolk with "a, 351 feet of
pitch pine lumber, shipped by Stillwell,
Millen g. Co.
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former is more

the former is more frequntly
decorated with elaborate me-
tallic works of different styles and ma
terials. The last TO be mentioned is the
tsuba, or guards, on which also exquisite
workmanship are lavished on different
metals