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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

Before he went 20 Russia, ex-Minister
Andrew d. White was prominent can.
didate for the republican nomination for
governor Of New York. But the republi-
can machine turned him down and nomi-
nated Sloat tasse.t, the shirt sleeved
politician. Then IL was that President
Harrison salycd Mr. Whites wounded
feelings with the Russian mission. Since
bis return Mr. White is again spoken Of
,or the republican nomination, and may
have better luck thls time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

In France it is compliment to tell
man that he speaks French like a
Partisan. To tell a man he speaks English
like Londoner is not, it seems, regarded
as compliment in England. A cable
gram says that in England to tell man
he is incapable of speaking other than
London English is an offense which cost
the litigant who thus described the short
comings of lawyers clerk $3.50 damages
at the hands of British jury. Maj.
Baker, the agent of an American insur-
ance company, was the man who INDUCED
in the vile SANDER, and now he is wonder
ing what town he should have named in
stead of London in order to turn the OBJ
servation from areproach to a compli-
ment ~.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24
why the Senate Should Yield.

T TUT VIIV Wv 7 OF q " OF III VIIVIII'T
The will OF the American people has been
twice expressed, each time with the emphasis
OF more than one million majority. in favor Of
taFtn reform based on free raw aierials and
cheaper necessaries. The obstrncnpg sena.
cause they are wrong. because the people are
against them, and because their attitude is
opposed 10 the principles and the pledges Of
their party. Politicians who persist In de-
Tying public opinion VIII surely be crushed
nv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

The perennial Sherman retirement ru-
NOR is current again. 1t is now alleged
that the famous Ohio financier will go out
of official life with the close of the cen
fury. His term will expire in 1899, and,
according to the story, he will not seek to
be reelected. A similar story was cur
rent in 1892, but it didn't work out &C
cording TO programme. Senator Sher-
man, at the end Of his present term, will
have been member of the Senate for
thirty-four years, which will make a new
record. The length of Thomas Fl. Ben
tons term was 30 years, months and 90
days. Senator Morrill, of Vermont has
served little over twenty-seven years,
and may run the Sherman record close
before he leaves the Senate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

The practical joker, who, over the sig
nature, Thomas Shakespeare Tucker"
wrote President Debs letter of encour-
agement and enclosed a bogus check for
81 900, should be spanked when caught up
with. Mr.. Debs is down now, and it is
mean to heap irony and ridicule upon him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

Congress and the weather bureau are
viefng with each other to see which can
produce the most unsettled condition of
affairs in its speciality.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

Col. Oates and Mr. Kolb are TO engage
in Joint debate at Salem, Ala, to-day,
II is little surprising 10 an onloolSer that
Col Oates should have consented TO
dignity kolb's campaign by meeting him
Ia Joint debate Kolb's campaign has been
one Of buster vituperation aud appeals
% prejudice. He has not fought fair, and
hopes 70 win by uuderhand methods. The
only good that can come OF the meeting Is
Tor Col, Oates 30 prove 10 The people that
be is not afraid o. meet the demagogue
under any clrcumstauges.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

A Chicago paper notes the fact that
during the recent riots in that city "the
largest part of the shots took effect on
persons at distance from the riots. and
in some cases indoors, and asks, what
will happen when the regular army and
the militia are equipped with the deadly
new small-caliber rifles" The query is
pertinent. During the encampment of
the Georgia state troops at Griffin Lieut..
Satterlee gave the soldiers an exhibition
of the powers Of the terrible weapon.
AT 100 yards the rife sent a bullet through
an oak tree "a inches in diameter, and the
bullet plowed the earth beyond. At the
same distance bullets were sent through
pine nearly 30 inches in diameter, and a
piece of seasoned hard wood nearly 90
inches thick. These facts indicate that
If the soldiers take such weapons with
them to quell the next riot, the city
in which the riot occurs will be A
decidedly unhealthy place to live in while
the shooting is going on. A suggestion
that seems to be to the point is that
when the troops have rioters to deal with
they be given double-barreled shotguns
and cartridges loaded with buckshot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

The German emperor Is now utular com.
mander Of seventeen sregiments, made w %
eleven German, two AurtrO. HuuRa rlau. Two
Russian. one Portuguese aHd ouc EnRilsh
regiment hc rs also honorary admiral of
thc British leci un honorary admiral of fhe
Danish Greet and Pa suite W f1c swedish sac
Norwegian nfciH
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

A Japanese physician, DR.. Kitasato,
is reported to have discovered the true
bacillus of the plague that is devastating
Canton and Hong Kong, in China. En-.
glish, French and German scientists and
probably American scientists also have
been searching for the same thing, but
it seems that the Jap has beaten the
French at their own speciality DR. Kit
asota was pupil of Koch, and is the
foremost biologist of Japan. The ''black
death bacillus, according to DR.. Kita-
sato, is unlike anything heretofore found
in human blood and resem bIes the
cholera bacillus found in animals only.
II consists Of slender, short, straight
filaments, develops the secon1 day and
ravages the internal organs. The doctor
bred the germs, inoculated animals with
the lymph and produced in them the I'M
mistakable plague symptoms, The
animals all died. The experiments
showed that the bacilli were bred
10 filth, ana that persons who led
clearly lives were seldom attacked. once
the germ gets q strong hold upon the
system, the patient Is doomed, and DR.
kitsato is experimenting 20 cxpel the
bacillus az soon 40 its presence o. discop
cred.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24
DANIEL HOGAN.

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
S,
The figures below tell the story better Than
any word painting. There is nothino Oh -
be worked off. All the goods are new and ds
sirable. visit to the store will amply rs.
pay you.
AT
so cents yard,
Black China silk;
reduced from rs cenlS
rs cents yard.
Black Surah silk;
reduced from 81.
81 yard,
Black SILK crepon;
reduced from SL5
% CeHtS Joiuy
Black Figured China Silk;
reduced from 81,
20 cents yard,
Figured China Silk;
reduced from IS cents
so cents yard.
4o.inch Black Taquard Tamise;
reduced from rs cents.
so cents yard,
40.inch Nuns Yelling;
reduced from IS cents,
c,1ls y, I'd,
S2.inch Silk and Wool Lansdown.
Reduced from ST.
50.inch silk and Wool Gloria;
reduced from $I.2s.
IS cents yard,
45.inch Atwood Black Henriettas;
reduced from $l.15.
TO cents yard,
45.inch Atwood Black Henriettas:
reduced from 81.
rs cents yard,
French Ginghams;
reduced from SO cents
20 cents yard,
French Ginghams;
reduced from 40 cents.
IL I'G ScHto loIuJ
Scotch Ginghams;
reduced from rs cents.
10 ga cents yard,
French Figured Dimities;
reduced from 30 cents,
IS cents yard,
French Figured Null Muslin;
reduced from rs cents.
We show, too, an entirely new line Of
Figured Swiss MuSins at exceedingly al.
tractve prices.
Daniel Hogan,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24
HOTEL ALTAMoNT,

Any one in search OF cool, restful homo
for the summer with pure mountain air and
water, the finest possible scenery, simple but
excellent fare, and comfortable. well-fur-
VIII do well to come to the HOTEL ALTA
MONT, on the summit OF Paris mountain. an
hours drive, over good roads, from Green
abundance. Terms $50 per month; also $35
per month. Address W. ELLIOTT JOHN
STONE, Greenville, S. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

EASTERN OFFICE, % Park Row, Nov
York City. G. S. FAULKNER Manager.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-04-12
Nelson,
The Jeweler.
The Smith GRUBBEF
ana
Stu1np-pu11er

Does the best work, with the least
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WEIGHTED lbs. POWER-96 tons.
Draw Your Own CoNcLUs1oNs:-
We have had 80 years experience
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We have built and tested over 60
different forms.
We have obtained Is patents.
We have sold over 5000 machines.
COMPLETE MACHINE, S55 90.
The j. I. Case Implemet Co., and
the T. M. Roberts Supply House,
both of Minneapolis, Mimi, handle
these machines. IF the dealer at
your place does not keep them,
address to either of the above firms.
or us. Catalogues, and Testimonials,
Free.
" SMITH GRUBBER MFG. Co.,.
MYSTIC, IOWA.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-04-12
Undaunted by Defeat.

While female suffrage has carried the
day in New Zealand, it has experienced
defeat in South Australia, where the
adult suffrage bill, which embodied the
principle, was rejected in the popular
house on the third reading, but only by
q narrow majority. The friends of the
cause, however, are not at all discour-
aged and will return to the battle with
undaunted spirits till victory crowns
their efforts. Melbourne Letter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
MAKEIED.

MILLER-HAYDEN. - At the rzsi-
deaes II Gs1erAl z1f Ars- John 2.
Miller, No. III COLL4xS street Wet
n-sdzy. @yeni1x, y1iy IS, 1884, Ms
Mamie VI iler % samuel l. Hayden 0,
Rev L 5inelziI, of ST Ps1Ps EpiscO-
pal church Offieiziing.
The wedding Was quies one only
relatives Of the eDntrzeiing psrti=s De-
ing pressnt-
The groom is = young lawyer Oi
salem. = son of Hoa. B=nj. Hayden, 3
izEZs land owner 10 Polk eOgnty, and
the bride Il oos Of the accomplished
daughters Of Gsn- and Arz. John r.
Mi.lsF, wsil-tO-d0 citizens And piOoess
% Marion eOunty.
Mr. and MIS-. HAYDEN will hs st
home % their ffisnds during each Fri
day 10 August, thsIT rezi5ense will De
a. 2ll Cottage street Their numerous
fri~nds eE cad hearty e0ngrAtulAtiOE ..
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% XII hsr azs1szlt Il s1c1 q nzseClIns
lzaL1o1, zE1 L..zE = = possible fox Eu-
Ezr. bs-z Il L1= s=cCE1 CiGy q the eE-
p-s 70 u k=ps = p-lsOp=- fox four
E-l1L-1Ls and s-1Ely DE 20 death Mrs
Walker -l1 probably be Hanged Tns
.z1zs- II seCssDeIg the wonz1, Earued
~ 1aE . s0ge t1E Usrc!.-LEvsrpooI
Isr-Er
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

PHILADELPHIA jay -s--AF. Pres
taz- cr=es0s q Tie --int- d diraeton
e tie zss-stz-y q :sz E-=ss9ry. L=s0ed
or1.gs e iLe 1iEE a. = ..Ei=s AZ san
PEz1eiaco All SsE O-iEaus 70 begin
~ o14s fb< S551 az = -llV-- d9lLzrs and
e9r1g tb= pg-=eEJ aln--h . eJl1 Up u
Ess 1r-ils-y espzE1 La=- # tL= uin.s
Tnss s5.Ve- u y d..e e15c=1 sili u
5lsnzs &nd ing o ~hiea Ibzrs i
40 q zisot b e15a z1sJ9E g. ~, 80 =
Eless miats and 81 Philadelphia A.
s,sDn zs Ehis sgpp.y Z =xbzgsged- SOEE
Sil pE0klznly begiu o. silver n&-z. q
ghieh there ss : ysar's s9pply AZ SAL
FrzCe1so AID View Orleans and pgok-
zoly I've ye2rs' s9ppIy ~ PhiIadslphiA,
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ET@1z t-rLz1 c'9-Eslsse P-uot q tL=
zszz--11r- TIA. 1oE= ET-Is VII u --z=z=+
= IL ks-Zz- campaign ard VII Eos
zzz2 o0E= 70 te= trOEE = ps<lzzz1-
foE s1z-= tn IL Irish lsz6EEs I'D =
Eeesszzry. t0- P-u5=EEizl rezs1cz- %
Fres=rTs Al iz1specds1t zCEiru1= AID -
tram tru4 a. opsn z-Llz1cs with Lad
Rossbery. bzt EEEy fully raoogzizs t5E
Ezz1-IczI good ss1ss ot LIS poEcy.
TLey reEzE. s11z O. than ths p<i1=
Ez1.-l.zzr7s I-l5-sc-sss hozzzsy IN dsclz--
i1z tL= zscesEzEy q convincing England
q tLs jzsE1cs q Ir=lzEd's 6eLzzEds BE-
fg-z blDe rul= = posEzb.=. b1E hls w0r,1s
are zlEo=I itenrlczl with pEeTic1s urIsr-
zzcsz q CLz1s-CZs himself and q such
pzrrl0Eic IrissEeE a. 7. P. O'CcrnoE.-
LondCz ca SeE Ycrk Sun.
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rFREK EEEEzs F.a RaqEz

T=z- susE q Ess-E The 5rzastszr
5y-z4t NJ ne zc.srsirs Be an Iume1as
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1aT ~ e ss,s@ssf eas 1nI@s- = Eiis
aat suangs. r1.f ilfafnss,F tast E1Ff f,s-
sr-as.na,s - lslEisr.saa alstiusfs-'lsz - E17
s-4 1-s,f.s u.zasHr- uIIse 1s SsIn T1sss1-
lEr sffif-na a1'szsasil1T l'I- lIsssIIItibssI, ~
err ant grpGsnszns - Increased tar117esa-
znu aru sarla,f ~ ssi1aaa stiissst .
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z1e ss1IEuHu gs1pie- = iss.ss1ls a 'sss-''-
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~ ~ sl,l nan "a ~ p llns = 49,. %
tsF lgr aEaElss r. A1s i's szi's a1r
tasE Is1st IL safzs- EaFf IL t1nefa -
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E-1ats A.llss1eai ssnp's va ssr i'l's7
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~ A. ne A1e-seEI s'si'luies s,1ss =
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
PERSONALS

E6 Here's ss1t - Asfsss tlssay ca
bsD 6Gsssss-
Ma u. g. Stsssm4E FstsFssd hfozl
PsstA1e1 tbss 1ssgElEE
Ss4s.rs POejs1s - GsFVEas w&s A. To-
co~rt bs0ss on Lganees tG1Ay.
Coszty JSdzs HsbAssr1 Esssrned
i1st night from silver Greek Pagls.
AsBAxsr Gso, skSsi sEd h1aiIy iss.
today Ass . ssG~o1 Is Faqgis4 Lsy.
", w. A. Coslek &Ea family IsfI
skis nseEsing foE seaaOn ~ SsEpoFt.
NJ. and Mx. Wm. EnElaDd we're
arnonG TIE tbf0nz that I'm ~ Ssstogi
today.
q. W. Saith and family left today
~ Dssroif, vhsEs Mr. Smith bOps. %
ffeggsr hks health.
rqulfs and NFs. A n. johnson, rr.
rsfsrDsd today from m0nth's Vislt
wfth their son near MoecOw, Idaho.
L.onis smith, of Unioa eooaty, va
fneey brought ~ tbs pea 70 serve one
gear for obtaining money under false
F.rsteneea.
Geo. w. Smith, Of the hardWArs 1rm
~ Brown a Huifh, started yesterday
~ visit ~ NIAGARA on the q. r. rail-
rond 10 the saDtlAm country, 10 rsca-
befnts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Crowd MATED.

D'CSzKCIz, Cal, July IA trzin
u soldiers from SseTs msnto arrived n
DglsGsir Nth guns cooked and bsy-
oEets dIsd- 4 few zdies shouted
three cheers fos the ArD@Tic@n Pal way
U1i9u. Everything vas q1Iss and
sveryOos showed the utmost rssPeet fgr
C1ele Sans nen when the captain
ordered them % s3ezR the platform.
TIE crowd melted bsfoFs their charge,
and 10 bl0od Ezz sbed-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

Tax E-A1ussLE F-gcrs.l.zuCEs -- The
z.AIiHzl Z aiu=f Esr.rar-u A. kl-Ei-l giss-
zzrnus ~ ne 4lsaz 1E Me1hELI- TIE
sI9r-ua Eaar- 81 Hl.1i rs-1 hass - as's't
sls. iIle-1G Z z sna-.i1 --.1sssE,-El,z
q ne szss. tssststs.,f . s-'E 1ru1hs Ar
az zlsEs snu--- u fsulr af tEs 5slala-s,
TINS aIdIruacHu saEuss E-lru 5slanilP
n W-Rzs- u lsg1au- Os1ltI, Az +
sI-ziAs1,ss - IT 5sHanp n DfLnu- "a
In sfrT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
ITS ADDRESS Is IN HE'LL
Addressing the Democratic Party at
the Wrong Post0ncs.

CHICAGO. July ls.-Tbe following
telegram as foFWartsi u W1shington
last evening":
CnICAGo. J0ly Is.-To tie ssBa;s
aDd house Of representatives, q con
gFess asssmbisd; The whole eoaDtFy
demands that congress terminals the
psDdiDs tArifi legi.lAtiOu immediately.
A failure % dispose q the question
quickly will ~ork ineAie1iabis ks.s and
bfspsrHbis inJsTy 70 hnADeisi aud is
dsssEiai iateFests."
IL w2s sisnsd ~ two banks aud
eighty of the ie~ding Business nFuls.
harsbai Field A o.. r. d. Armour a
Co, hsading the lat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

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1Gl-z 1asEs1- Tn gI-ri1fY I1s s1sGs.- y .
~ rs. [Es.sstsF ~ a lh.s-s. .sI-tsr
All. EiTaal iz-.-- Dr lilzE-sss G-slfi,.1- u -.
isz DllssHEszT slzt1s.4 1sssE1 AK .i-ng--
cssr4 B.issT6 AT sgzssr E1ss-vu 4css1s1il-
u. ssszsE q Ihia 1z-zsgrslC u -z,IG- = z
a1sErs II zEnsSizrE G-Ia-1lz szss. q
-ezsf1 sr era q sas-T szee &c EGcIsg
F-rE-t-sz-.
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a OTsrland 60

Tie hrss ihrOazb overland train siDss
lts great Pullman sTiEs Legsn sll
reach HzleEn fFDan =sn Frznelse0 -
sLo1i five IelseE . "a. todsy- Tosss
vii - large esncoafse of eii.zeh. u
49, IL arffs~-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

T1ss. BfIT - q -as1ff s.uls-r1 41sT -Hf
1iE EE EIr1faIEsfF1.. Eu -ssc-Ez-GEF1 " y
.Esc- f-Im 1ll D. IL Hssg VI 1s
1Tr1isils.sf az -1ss { 1iEEE-sirF -'sls1- sl-,t
siss FrIHuR lenpiE ~ -1ss -'---'sl F-.sr is-il
sfIgIrz.1 vii --FvE 1-fs-sllEfu1a Ltlt !
III la arserlf