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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-25
=. II, SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau
u. S. DEPARTMENT OF. AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. "a, 10 p. m, 1894.

hF<A0hiGULTURH. l
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. "A, 10 p. M, 1894.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The following telegram was received
this afternoon from the chief of the
weather bureau, Washington. d. G.:
observer, Savannah. Ga-Hoist storm
northeast signals at 1880 p. M; storm
central over West Cuba, and now causing
dangerous gales over Southern Florida /.
direction of movement uncertain; it is
not safe for any vessel to leave port.
Distribute information widely and notify
coast islands of possible high tides y
A second telegram was received at 4;1O
p m, containing the following informa-
ton: The hurricane now central near
Havana is approaching the West Florida
coast; it will probably cause dangerous
gales, high tides and heavy rains in Geor-
gia, Alabama Southern Mississippi and
Southeastern Louisiana by Tuesday night
or Wednesday morning"
At soclock tonight the hurricane was
still central south Of Florida, having ap-
preached nearer the South Florida
coast There has been a decided fan in
the barometer at Key West, attended by
a maximum wind velocity during the
day of sixty miles per hour from the
northeast TitusWlle, Fla, reports a
maximum velocity Of forty-eight miles
per hour from the east. Cloudiness and
rain prevails throughout the Florida pc
ninsula, with increasing cloudiness in
the South Atlantic states.
The northwestern cool wave has moved
southeastward, and now centers in Tile
lower Missouri valley, giving clear and
cool weather TO all sections north of the
35th parallel. The crest of the cool wave
will probably drift eastward north of the
Ohio river.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
9 p. m. to-day, scattering showers mostly
light, occurred in the Atlanta, Galveston,
Little Rock, Memphis and Wilmington
cotton region districts; elsewhere in the
cotton belt generally fair weather pre-
vailed. Tie following heavy rainfalls
we're reported: Jupiter, Fla, l.5O inches
Tex, Las inches, and Corpus Christi,
Tex, 1.02 inches. p. H. SMYTH.
Observer, Weather Bureau,
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LEGAL SALES.
CRY sHERIFF's SALE


CITY SHERlFF'S SALE.
GHERIFFS Office, City Court Of Savannah,
- Savannah. Ga sept 3, 194.-Under and
by virtue of an execution iss ling out
OF the city court OF savannah in
favor OF Louisa c. Arnold against
Pompey II. Butler. / have levied upon
the following criued property as the prop
erty Of said defendant. to-wit; All that por-
ton Of lot Of land situate. lying and being in
the city OF savannah. county OF Chatham and
state OF Georgia, and known as a portion OF
lot o 49, Berrien ward, fronting south on
Taylor street. and containing 81 feet 3inches,
more or less, on Iaylor street and running
butk north is feet, more or less, ing
Couhded north by portion Of lot No. Is. east
by lot NO II, south b Iay or street. and
west by portion Of lot so.1S, beng the same
lot Of land conveyed by Caroline T. Heidi to
Pompey Butler on reI. ~, T., 0 in deed re-
corded in county record ook 4 \ s, follos sIl
ana FL, on March g. 30 and | will proceed
to oler same for sale AT public cutlery on the
flNol TUESDAY IL OCTOBER tsame be-
Ing the "a day OF the month"; during the legal
and usual hours OF sale, in front Of the court
house Coor In Chatham county, to ltisfy said
execution.
Property described in execution Terms
cash. Purchaser paying for titles Defend
ant notified IN writing.
WILLIAM f. BLOIS,
sheriff c. 8. s.
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R ACES At GALEsBURa.
Negro shot at Quincy.

Jacksonville. Fla, Sept PA special
to the Times-Union from Quincy, Fla,
says: Thomas h. Smith shot and killed
Haywood Robinson, a negro, this morning.
Robinson had been working on Smith S
farm and the men got into a quarrel
ABOUT work
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PERSONAL

fEhAUNAL.
s.(lHILDREN'S hair cutting in the hest
y and most lecoming style at the
BToughtOn street Hair store Every child
having Its hair cut there VIII be presented
free OF charge a nice note book full of valu
able information.
NOUR FEET-Lem Davis surgeon chrop-
L odist, respectfully informs his patrons
that he Is prepared to attend to their feet
cure ingroWing nails, removes corns. bunious
etc; he will call on those who require his
services. Orders can be left at Wheeler S
Pharmacy, corner Bull and State streets.
BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID Rot ert II. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
No Bull street
- I'OU overcoats at 81 30 each; 100 al "
each; unredeemed clothing also for sale
cheap All kinds OF unredeCmed pledges for
sale at less than half the original cost, at the
Old Relial le Pawn roker House, 40 Congress
street. E. MuhlberF, Manager
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81 have sent for YOU. said the man OF the
house. lie ause the pipes need looking after.
There s a leak somewhere and big lot Of gas
g going 10 waste.
"M-no." replied the gas company's en-
Jloye medltctIvely. 'MeDby there s a leak.
lut there amt any gas gOin 70 waste You'll
IND Il al IA the Din. Chicago Tribune.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 words or moro,
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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Two DWELLINGS at Auction.

l. D, LdHU IHE, AIGil0n9eT,
On TUESDAY, the 18th day OF September,
1871 on premises West Fifth street, near
Burroughs street, at4 sop. m,
l Will sell those 90 dwelling houses on West
t1fth rect. near Burroughs street, contain
ing each four rooms and Kitchen lot 90 feet
by effect. more or less. Convenient to car
line. Terms at sale.
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EMPLOYMENT WAITED.
ROOMS WANTED.

HUUWo WIN G D.
WANTED, by young man, furnished room
w with use of bath, hot and cold water.
NJ i.
WANTED, room and board by young
w man; private family preferred, cen.
trally located. G. M.
WANTED, TO rent from responsible party
w medium sized room To store furni-
ture and household ELECTS in for several
months. Address, Immediately, "t urniture. "
care News.
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Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

Local forecast for. Savannah and vicinity
till midnight. Sept. p, 1874: Increasing
cloudiness and rain; cooler; easterly winds,
increasing III force. with probably dangerous
gales along the coast.
For Georgia: Rain afternoon or evening:
cooler, except stationary temperature in ex-
IRENE southern portion; winds becoming
east, increasing, with probably violent gales
In afternoon in southern portion.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nan, Ga, on sept. p, 1894, with the normal
for the day.
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Maximum temperature, So; minimum tenn
perature 660.
ne hight Of the Savannah river at Augusta
at $ a. N. 10th meridian time yesterday was
81 feet a fall of IL feet during the preceding
twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending p. m, Sept Fl, 1924 10Th meridian
time.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations:
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EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL.
Nj ISIS JOSEPHINE hill will reopen her
W school for girls and boys on Monday,
Oct l. at No. 1874 Liberty street.
BOOKKEEPING, shorthand new and easy
- system typeWrting, teogfaphy. Tuition
$500 month. Day or night session. Geor-
gla Business College, has removed to post
office building.
MISS NJ. e. MIDDLETON'S primary school
w will be opened at ll5 Barnard street
october l.
MISS CAMPBELL opens her school first
w Monday in October; III Henry street
Apply Al Duffy street.
NJ ISIS z. M. Johnson will re open her
VI school formerly Nine. Chastanet's, l57
New Houston street Thursday, oct, 4.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED. good men to place Equitable
W Building and Loan Association stock
in Georgia; loans promptly made. George A.
Smith, general manager, Exchange Bank
building, Macon, Ga.
INTELLIGENT men and women every
L where to take orders for 'Shepp New
York City, Illustrated Just out; marvellous
prOduc ion of the American metropolis; pro-
tuSely illustrated from original photographs
taken by our own artists in palaces and
slums; liberal terms ana descriptive circulars
free on applications no capital required;
money fast write to day. Address Globe
Bible Publishing Company, 35s Dearborn
street. Chicago, H., and 72S Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED, frstclass statesmen to carry
w side line popular cigars and chewing
tobacco; big pay. Dixie Cigar Company,
Winston, N. c.
WANTED good reliable young baker who
w can work for small salary. W. J.
Small Jasper, Fla.
WANTED, statesmen to sell our cigars as
w a side line; valual Q premiums; big
commission. Winston Manufacturing Com
pany, Winston, n c.
WANTED a few persons in each place to
w dowriting. Send stamp for 100 page
book OF particulars j. Woodbury., l27 w.
42d street n Y. city.
CtALESMEN, we send samples. allow lib
- eral salary and expenses or commission
to proper applicants. staple seller, three
stores out OF ave viii order. ADDRESS with
stamp, Lock Box 420 New ork city,
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InSI

| OST, fox terrier puppy, color all whit,
II except one brown ear. Reward II T,
turned to "a Barnard street
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
nON T wait for the big rush, but lring US
- So.r old books and let trade now, Iar-
vers old Book Store.
INHE best assortment of children's caps in
L the city at 25c and SOC At Latar's.
NASCIMENTO and Stetson's fine hats;
~ latest styles in soft and stiff mats: oil
sizes, for gentlemen. At aFars.
II ATS and caps for children, all stripes and
] any size; all coloGs At LaFar's
I UMBRELLAS ana neckwCar, suspenders
I and hosiery; new patterns and styles In
variety. At LaFars.
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HOUSES AND SHORES FoR RENI.

ITO RENT fours,ory house l6i CASTOR
L street on Tot sixty feet front; nice
flower garden out houses, etc. Apply To-
Edw- r. Lowell
NOR RENT that desirable residence. I6i
x Iaylor street northeast COri er Bar
nard1 stationary wash stands, two bath
rooms. Apply 20 Edward Lowell sons.
EOR RENT store 40 northwest corner OF
L BroughtOu and Barnard streets Pes.
session given Immediately. This rs one of
the lest business stands N the city. Apply
10 II. l.. Fcr-iu
EOR RENT store 1876 BrouFhtou street.
4 plate glass front. from Oct. J. Apply TO
Edw. Lowell sons.
40 NEW HOUSTON street for rent.
L ~ Ncwly built all modern improve
ments, s paakluE tubes. C esuic lights etc.
Apply IL New Houston street, or Appel *
Schaul
ENOR RENT, two desirable residences Nos.
Il NS and 100 Z aylur street. Ctwcen Aber-
corn and DraytOn streets. For parti aulars
apply 10 GucktnGelmcr & ous, BAY and
Jefferson streets.
LlOR RENT. store corner Barnard aud Bay
< lane, Apply i7s Bryan street.
E'OE RENT, oct. 1. tw, SIX room houses,
y with an modern improvements. good
neigh, urhOod. convenient 90 business. Au-
dress hoam, Morning. News once.
E'OR RENT an cieht lsl room dwelling
4 with kitchen, servants room, stables
and vegetable garden, 90 GuyJou for only
Sl&oJ per month. Apply TO Dr. Lanler l52
Liberty street.
nor RENT. eight room house l73 Gwiuuett;
4 all modern COW unleuCes. Apply to
William @. Cooper. - whitaker street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-25

CYPRESS SHINGLES for Tybee and
- other coast points last longer and are
cheaper, boats can load at the mill; prices
are reduced to g.. % and l.5O per thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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BOARDING.

POOMS and board. No. 100 South Broad
Ia street. Bright sunny rooms and good
bOart
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IGOR SALE, at a bargain; the side wheel
4 steamer Bellevue. LIS feet long, % feet
beam, 3, feet over all, feet hole. draw 5 feet,
beam, engine, cylinder 81 inches, with g foot
stroke; marine boiler: jet condenser: tine
miles; hun in good order rebuilt in 1874 all
In good order except wheels and boiler. which
need some repairs; sold on account of no bus.
mess. Apply to W. T. Gibson, Manager Al
lowed 500 passengers.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

0N-~-~-C-~-@-~~~~~-~-~-
* PER CENT profits weekly with Sl5t
IC capital Prospectus tented statistics
free, Benson 81 Dwyer, 1874 Broadway, New
York.
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NOR SALE, second hand 14x20 engine
Good order. cheap; also TO- II and To-
horse power. Lombard Iron Works Augusta
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ITO RENT. four-story house I6i CASTOR
L street, on Tot sixty feet front, nice
flower garden out houses, etc. Apply TO
Edw- Il. Lowell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24
The Trial of Dehs.

CHICAGO, July 24-At yesterdays
session of the U. S. Court where Debs
and other leaders of the A. R. Z. are
being tried there was an intimation that
the U. S. court might possibly have no
Jurisdiction in the case on hearing.
While no challenge was made District
Attorney Milchrist saw fit to anticipate
such this morning by citing authorities
to establish the jurisdiction of the
court. Mr.. Milchrist went further, re.
viewing the Information in the bill,
arguing that the murder and destruc-
ton OF property in the present strike
were the direct outcome ofthe teaching,
advice and orders given by Debs and
his associates subsequent to the issuance
of a restraining order by the court.
Mr.. Milchrist said he had never known
OF contempt case being tried by a
jury, and the fact that an Indictment
stands against the defendants for the
acts which constitute the contempt is
their misfortune and not for the cor
sideration of this court. Attorney
Erwin, for the defense, followed the
district attorney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24
TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIES.

The trial OF the divorce suit Of John
R. Rogers against Minnie Palmer in
London has been abandoned, 8 private
settlement having been reached by the
parties.
The mysterious disappearance from
Crawford, \. j., il November, 1892, OF
Theodore Justice was yesterday par
TALLY explained by the discovery OF his
body in the woods.
Mrs. Joseph Hatfield, mother OF
Charles Hatfield, former Wabash agent
at is reported to have died at oxville-
H.. with what physicians pronounce
genuine Asiatic cholera.
Rev. Mr.. Strickland and Rev. Mr..
Johnson who severed their connection
with the church of England at Fred
ericton, \. B., few weeks ago were
last evening formally received into the
Roman Catholic Church at Montreal.
Dick Gales, a prominent restaurant
man OF Frankfort. Ind, was way
layed Monday night by thieves who
after robbing him Of 500, threw him in
the lake. He reached the shore but he
is in a dangerous condition from the
shock.
The steamer Miranda, carrying 10
Greenland the Cook Arctic expedition
for the purpose of exploring West
Greenland. which left 81. Johns \. F..
Jaly Is, returned this morning dis
abled, having collided with All iceberg
at the entrance to the straits OF Belle
Isle.
Two hundred strikers, all A. R. |.
men, held meeting at Decatur. Ills,
yesterday and appointed committee
to visit General Manager Hayes ct ST.
Louis, to present numerously signed
petition asking that all the former en-
ployes with families and owners OF De
catur property be taken back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24
TUESDAY EVENING JULY 24 1897.

FINDING THAT the young men OF the
country would not obey their orders 10
withdraw from the volunteer military
companies tollwhich they belong, the
leaders Of the striking labor unions
have now changed their policy, and or
der their followers TO join such conpa-
MES, so as to control the military organ
ization OF the States. and take the part
of strikers instead Of that Of the erates
when called out TO preserve order and
ouell insurrection=. The legitimate Ell
feet of this will be more restrictive ma
tional laws and an increase OF the led
eral army, for as long as any considers
BILE number of the people have property
thew will be sure 10 do al they can 10
have it protected, and with mere strin-
gent laws and a powerful national
army to enforce them, the license OF
strikers would be curtailed considera-
bly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24
Sboo,ine ARRAY on a Schooner

COLLEGE PoIST, L. l., July "a
Frank and Charles Durand, TWO Por,u-
guese brothers, sailors on the schooner
P. R. King, were shot and fatally
injured by Capt. Hall, of that schooner,
last night. Three policemen OF College
Point were summoned and fastened to
the village dock and later boarded the
schooner and arrested the captain. He
asserts that he had been TO New York
for two days and arrived in College
Point late last night. When he board
ed his vessel the two men attacked him
and he being worsted drew his revol-
yer and fred at them The Durand
brothers say that the captain came
aboard the ship and without provoca-
ton shot them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24

THE CoEEyITEs.-Seven members of
the industrial army, including one of
the captains of company of Galyin's
men, were among the prisoners who
appeared in the procession before Judge
Miller in Washington yesterday, and in
default of $40 in bonds they were sill
sent to the workhouse for thirty days.
They had been arrested on the streets
for begging and were charged with yag-
rancy.
The first division of Randall;s contin-
gent of Chicago Commonwealers arriT=
ed at camp "Lost Liberty" at High
lands, Md, yesterday afternoon about
ninety:hve strong, under command OF
Capt. Cummings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24
ADesperate Encounter.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, July 24.-At
the prison, in this city. yesterday, Viii
liam Flower, white, and Bob Buckner,
colored, both conyicts, engaged in q
fight. Flower broke two pairs OF iron
tongs over Buckner's head, inficting
what are thought to be mortal wounds.
He then drew knife and cut Buckner
twenty-five times about the face and
breast. Guards finally overpowered
Flower and the negro was taken to the
hosnital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24
An ExpERr.-A great many people

An EXpERT.-A great many people
were entertained yesterday by young
bicycle expert, who exhibited on Main
street. He used one of the old fashion
ed high wheels which he rode in every
conceivable way. He would 60 back
wards, ride on the pedal, use only one
pedal, stand upright on the saddle or
lay fiat on it. He wound up by taking
off the small wheel and doing any num-
Der of feats on the large one. He rode
the single wheel as if it were Safety
and, at one time made it revolve in
continually lessening circles, until it
stopped altogether, he remaining seat
ed on it with a perfect balance. The
young man Is Harry Kramer, of Alex
andria, and is on his way toJoin Payn's
show, which is now at Atlantic City.
He will remain over until Monday,
when be will give more exhibitions
Charlottesville Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Nigilant Wins.

RoCHE's POINT, Ireland, July "a
The Vigilant and Britannia started a
race again this morning for cup offer
ed by the Royal Yacht Club, and val
ued at 100 guineas. The course
sailed over was the same as that in yes
terday's race, three times round--a dis
lance of 50 miles. The weather was
/. cloudy with light breeze from the
northeast. The yachts crossed the line
almost together at 10:30:02, Britannia
having the best of it as far as a lead
was concerned, but the Vigilant seized
the weather berth and this offset the
slight advantage. The Yigilant was
the first to turn the mark at Poor Head,
and the wind freshening on the reach
to Roche's Point, the Vigilant increased
her lead and rounded the mark, leading
by 2 minutes and 81 seconds. In the
second time around she led the Britain.
MIA 8 minutes and IS seconds. She
steadily increased her lead and crossed
the finish line 4 minutes and 80 seconds
ahead of her rival.
The Vigilant while on the last round
broke the jaws of her gait, but the
broken parts were hurriediy spliced in
order to carry her home.
GREENocK, July "a. The Satanita
sailed from Cowes to-day and will take
part in the Solent races. The repairs to
the Falkyrie will be completed in about
two weeks, when she, too, will proceed
to CoWes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24

NERVE OF a WoMAN-The stage
which left Mount Hood, Ore, yester-
day morning for Portland was held up
by two masked men, who shot one of
the horses and killed Richard Banfeld,
the stage driver. When the stage
reached the foot OF Laurel Hill, about
six miles west of Government Camp,
two masked men sprang into the road
from ambush and shouted to the driver
to halt. The command was delivered
in such a loud tone that it frightened
the horses, which became unmanage-
able and began running.
The robbers, seeing that they might
be thwarted by the running away of
the horses, fred at them, bringing
down one of the leaders, thus entang-
ling the rest and bringing them to a
full stop. A gun was also discharged
at the driver, the ball passing into his
heart, killing him instantly, and be fell
from the box. Mrs. Julia E. Caldwell,
one of the three lady passengers, ex.
hibited unusual presence of mind and
rare horsemanship by cutting the dead
horse out of the team and driving the
stage to Salmon station, the next wa
tering station, where she gave the
alarm, and soon a posse started out for
the murderers and highwaymen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24

PRESIDENT DEB5's. recent strike hay
ing met with utter and entire failure,
and brought death and pauperism 10
many of his followers, and loss 10 all
ofthem, he now threatens to consolidate
the labor unions in the country and
have a general strike and entire sus-
pension Of ell sorts of work next year.
The rich could stand such strike well
enough, and if it should become too
disagreeable, they could go abroad but
common sense people know il would be
vastly different with the poor. 1t
seems impossible for strikers to get the
idea into their heads that the author OF
the Proverbs knew what he was writ
ing about when he wrote that money
is q shield and defense"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24

ALL THE countries OF Europe have
passed, or are passing, laws to stamp
out anarchism and to keep out anar-
chists. The recent advent Of Charles
Wilfred Movbray, the notorious En-
glish anarchist, and his impudent ap-
plication for naturalization, should in
cite similar movement here also. But
American congressman are in TOO much
dread OF the possible loss Of vote at
the next election, to permit them TO IN
augurate it, The only immigrants they
attempt to exclude are the industrious
and well behaved Chinese, who don't
vote, and don't want to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-24

1t is reported that the bodies of two
negroes have been found hanging from
q tree near Lake Cormorant, Miss
The bodies had apparently been there
for several days, as they were nearly
eaten away by buzzards and what re-
NAMED was badly decomposed. It is
supposed they were pursued few days
ago by 3 posse, who accused one OF
uxorcide and the other homicide.