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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-25
Concord, n. H.

&C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass:
conference.-the Sarsaparilla has
done so much for my children that it is
with pleasure and thanks that 1 write for
publication a few lines. | cannot find
words strong enough to express our conf
dence and gratitude for Hoods sarsapa-
rilla. Both of my little girls have been
troubled with salt rheum. When quite
small, blotches formed all over their bodies
and on their limbs. The flesh broke out
and the little ones
Suffered Great Agony
on account of the itching sensation. had
read of the good Hoods Sarsaparilla had
done in cases of salt rheum, so 1 decided
to give it a trial. Myrtle, years old, had
several cru Dtions ON her forehead, while
Beinice, years old, suffered much from
sores back of her ears. After the first bot
tie had been taken they began to improve;
they seemed brighter and the humOr
Began to Disappear.
They have taken five bottles and Myrtle is
entirely cured. Her flesh is smooth and
soft, her health is better and she is bright
and sprightly as any child of five years OF
age. From the start, Berniee has i'm
proved and the humor is nearly all gone
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-25
INSECT POWDER.

INSECT POWDER.
It is not generally known that the burning
of the genuine Dalmatian Insect Powder will
keep your room free from mosquitoes.
Moth Balls and Cakes. a sure and cheap
substitute for Gum Camphor.
Defensive Fluid, the best preparation for
cleaning clothing.
Paxton's Bid B-g Poison. Now is the
time to use it.
SOLOMONS & co.
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AN UGLY ROW IN A CHURCH.
One of It's Founders Assails the Repu
tations of Other Members.

One of It's Founders Assails the Repu-
tations of Other Members.
Atlanta, Ga, April 24-An ugly row
that has been brewing for some weeks
past in the Pryor street mission of the
Central Presbyterian church has finally
come to head that is likely to produce
sensation when the explosion comes. The
Central church has begun an investiga-
tion, and the outlook is that either there
will be publication of the atmosphere
about the mission, or there will be some
explosions for false accusations. NJ NJ.
Kelley, young man who contributed
literally TO the establishment of
the mission, has precipitated the
trouble. Keeley's oficiousness has
been the cause of complaint for
some time he bitterly opposed various
names that were suggested for the
church, and at last, in a spirit of rebuke,
it was voted TO call it the "Keeley Insti-
tute"
MADE RECKLESS CHARGES.
This made the young man very mad.
and he entered wholesale charges of i'm
morality, wife-beating and other sins
against his brethren, some of whom
threatened to handle him roughly in
consequence. He refused to Withdraw
his accusations, and yesterday was at
tackled on the street by one of the mem
bers named Sotterwaite, who resented
what Kelley had said about the ladies Of
the choir. In the scrimmage Kelley had
his ear partly che we'd OFF Later on
Kelley was called down by G. w. Silbey,
superintendent Of the Sunday school, and
again by John c. Whitner, the insurance
man, who considered that his daughters
had been insulted by Kelley. Kelley still
refused TO retract his sensational charges,
and last night he was summoned before a
meeting Of the Presbytery. Unless he
backs up his charges with proof the young
man will probably be made an example of
by the Presbytery.
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Lisbon's Cholera Epidemic.

Lisbon, April 24.-One hundred and
four fresh cases of cholerine or cholera,
were reported in this city yesterday The
disease is rapidly spreading to the towns
and villages in the interior The Spanish
authorities have adopted rigorous pre-
cautionary measures against the disease
all along the frontier
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Banker B1xthe,s Millions.

San Francisco, Cal, April 24-The
supreme court of California to-day de-
cided all ten appeals in the famous Blythe
case in favor of Florence Blythe Hinckey,
the successful claimant for the millions
of Banker Blythe, whose illegitimate
child she is
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Arbitration Reieoted.

Minneapolis, Mimi, April 24.-The
committee of the Great Northern rail
road strikers has decided against arbitra-
ton. They have appointed a committee
to wait upon President Hill of the Great
Northern, to lay before him a schedule
of wages demanded by the men.
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oH1oAeo's GAS COMPANIES.
They Are Maintaining a Trust, and
Their Charters wen Be Attacked.

III0AI ~IIsEI OoA . " oI4 ID 70 II UVdOhGUs
Chicago, H., April 24-Attorney Gen
eral Moloney, in an opinion rendered this
afternoon, decided that the gas compa-
MES of this city are maintaining a trust
in violation of the law, and he will insti-
Jute proceedings at once to have their
charters annulled. The attorney general
made the sensational statement In CON
nection with the decision that he had
positive knowledge that at the time he
was speaking the trust was so altering
their books and records as to make a
favorable showing at the trial of the case.
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SAVANNAH RIFLE AssoCIATION.

savannah, April % 1874.
The association will meet at Wheelman's
Park range THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON at $50 o'clock. Cars viii leave the
market at o'clock p. m. This being the
meeting for the election OF officers no assess
ment will made.
CAPT. JAS. w MCALPIN, President.
A. Nice. DUNCAN, Secretary.
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LOOK AT THESE PRICES.
Fine Claret Wine. ...................25c bottle
Fine Port observation-disclosures bottle
Fine cataw5a instantaneous bottle
Fine Angelica Wine ..... ...........25o bottle
Fine scuprernong wine............2 CSC bottle
Fine Tokay Wine. ....... .&....,s 5c bottle
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
G. S. VAN HORNE.
BERMUDA AND LAWN GRASS SEED.
Not too late to plant
FLOWER SEED.
A few still unsold.
Plant Food and Scollay Sprinklers.
j. GARDNER,
11s Broughton street.
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NOTICE.

City Marshals once. Savannah. April 90
1s94-The property of all persons in arrears
for Real Estate Taxes for the year or any
part Of the year 1898 will be advertised for
sale on TUESDAY, May l, 1894.
ROBF. J. WADE,
City Marshal
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saranao Lake House Burned.

Saranac Lake, N. Y, April 24.-Mil-
ler's Saranac Lake house, one of the
Oldest and best known hosteleries in the
woods was burned last night
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MEETINGS..
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS,
DIVISION NO. 2.

There will be a meeting CT this division
THIS Wednesday, EVENING at o'clock,
at Hibernian Hall, corner OF Bryan and
Abercorn streets All members are urgently
requested to attend, as business Of importance
VIII be transacted BY order of
NJ. A. BUTTIMER, President.
r.. O'DONOVAN Rec. SerfV
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WOMEN TO VOTE IN OHIO.
They Are Given the Right of Suffrag,
for School Elections.

for School Elections.
Columbus, o., April 24-Ohio took to-
day the first step toward woman's suf-
frage. The House passed the Clarke
Senate bill giving women the right to
vote in school elections. 1t is now a law.
In the House it received but two more
than the constitutional majority of votes.
A month ago the House defeated a sim
liar bill originating IN that body The
new law also makes women eligible for
school board membership.
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EST. S. w. BRANCH.
OCEAN GREYHOUNDs.

Furst Bismarck. Augusta Victoria, Co
lumbia, Normannia, Majestic. Teutonic,
City of Rome, Farnessia. Britannia, Ger
manic, Arizona, Alaska. For tickets and
passage to or from Europe apply to
HENRY SOLOMON g. SON,
le6 Bay street, Savannah. Ga.
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200 DOZEN STRAW HATS

On consignment, just opened and for sale
very low by JAUDON,
148 St. Julian street.
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NOTICE.

AL persons holding any claims against t.
ID, WILCOX. at Darien, Ga. will report the
same TO me at once at oxford, Ca l wish to
wind up that business
March II, 1894
BRYANT E. WILCOX,
Executor OF the estate Of Il. d. Wilcox.
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RAILROADS.

IMPROVED schedules. Through frst-class
coaches between Savannah and Asheville
n. C., for hot Springs and other Western
Carolina points.
Also to Walhalla and Greenville, s. c., and
intermediate points via Columbia
Quick time and improved service TO Wash.
ington New York and the East
Only line In the south operating solid vesti.
buled limited trains with Pullman dining cars
: Double daily fast trains between New York
philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Char
lotte, Columbia. Savannah, and Jacksonville
and Tampa, Fla, carrying Pullman drawing
room cars between Savannah and New York
on all through trains. Also dining cars be-
and IS.
W. A. TURK. G. P. A. Washington, D. O.
,, d RDWICK, A. q, +. A., Atlanta, Ca
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TO INVESTORS.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAN
COMPANY
WIN attend to the investment OF money in
tirst-class loans on real estate in the CITY of
savannah and insure the validity of the titles
for the protection of investors.
TO BORROWERS.
This company will make loans on the in
stallment plan, or indorse commercial paper
The latter plan is especially desirable where
money is required from time to time, and not
continuously.
Far particulars apply at the companv's
office, 1875 Congress street.
.. c. H. DORSETT,
1SAAC BEChET President.
Secretary and Solicitor
- L, L. HACKETT,
r. r. RICHARDS Treasurer
Advisory Counsel
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Watts-Just look at that fellow on the
bicycle. will youl What in the world is
the use Of him humping over sol Potts
He must be trying TO put his shoulder to
the wheel. journal.
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A Remarkable Surgical Operation.
From the Philadelphia Press.

New YORK, April 2O-Surgeons at Mt.
Vernon hospital removed a tumor four
inches in diameter from the throat of
3weeks-old baby last Saturday. The
operation was successful, and the child is
said TO be improving rapidly. The opera
tion is said to be Unprecedented Twelve
surgeons were in attendance The baby
was kept under the influence of chlorform
two hours and a half The cut in her
throat was five inches long, and is healing
up rapidly. The child is the Youngest
patient ever received in that hospital
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NOTICE.
To Holders of Central Railroad and
banking Company Debentures.

In pursuance to a circular issued on March
10, a. c. a meeting of holders of certificates of
Indebtedness of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company. Of Georgia, is to le held
in this city, on Wednesday, April 25 at noon,
in the long room of the City Exchange. All
those interested who have not signed the
agreement" are urgently requested to be
represented either in person or by proxy.
J. RAUERS, Chairman of Committee.
Savannah April IA, 1894.
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GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Georgia State Building and Loan Asso-
citation will be held at the once of the Asso-
ton No. 30 Bull street. Thursday, May 3, 1894,
at p. m. Directors for the ensuing year are
to be elected. Z. w. BELL,
Secretary
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FINEST ON EARTH.
DOES ANY ONE WANT A GOOD
BUSINESS CORNER?

have for sole the property on the north
west corner Of Jones and jefferson streets
with two residences, a large yard and room
for another house on Jones street.
Q. II. DORSETT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.

PUBLIC EXAMINATION.
The present week has been set apart for the
annual oral examination of the puOlic schools
in the city. Parents and the public generally
are cordially invited to visit the several
buildinga between the hours OF a. m. and
2 p. m. w. H BAKER.
Snnarint endent.
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NOTICE.

Neither the master nor consignees OF the
British steamship LAURESTINA, Gavin,
master, will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew Of said vessel .----..
j. f. MINIS s. CO.,
COnSigueeS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-05
Relnrneh NII..lnnnrIes.

Tho News bad a pleasant call toiay
from Elder James Vance j., who ra.
turned yesterday from a mission 20 the
Southern States. 10 loil his homo 30
salt River valley, Arizona, on March
o, ls92,aud was nrs.guoi TO labor Ia the
Virginia conference. HE nOli was the
central portion Of the slate, whore he
was well treated by the people. Hv
speaks highly VI tholr hospitality.
HIS health was good and he enjoyed
hiH missionary lAblIs. Nu will leave
Tor Arizona after Conference.
Elder T.. u. Chimney, OF Logan,
who returned with Elder Vance, Aisl
ca'lrt la today. lie luit hpme April
., 1892, ami performed missionary
uutits In the Nrst Nlrgiua coulter.
cree, meeting with good aucceis.
There was quite an Interest manifested
by the people, among whom ho was
hosplabiy treated. HIS health was
good,
Eldus John T.. Carbon, Of Logan,
Aud John 5. Cur,is, 20, Opngcvillc,
Emery county, also returned, each
having nIlgta two years mission Ia
virginia,
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ADJUSTMENTS

TIE CONFERENCES SEASON at the
ThcAtur opens tomorrow evening with
the production OF the brilliant opera Of
the Crimson Scarf by the foremost Of
salt LAge's musical amateurs. Prof
Ktouse and Mr. Wulhu's enlarged
orchestra viii furnish tho accompsul.
men,, aud tue cast viii Include Jennie
Hawloy Woodrow, Jennie winson,
Ju1. ID. Spencer Goo. ID. Pyper, Is. s..
Young, Geo. Mestetvrlt anu 5. D..
Clawsun. On the same evening, tho
Home Dramatic club, headed BY ML
IL. NJ. Wells ana EIith CluwBOu VIII
present tho beautiful ono act drama
Tear Idle Tear. Tue ig dramatic
production Of the Silver King does not
Come Oh till Saturday aud Monday
evenings.
The TABERNACLE CHoIR concert 10
set for Saturday evening. The full
choir anu tue recent prl1s winners VIII
appear Ia conjunction amt visitors Will
hear n rare treat In the progra m.
ToNIuur Nagarkar's lecture on tho
"CoIq quest OF India by the Bnush"
viii hold the theatrical boards,
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Mr. Gladstone

Looking back uyef tho great career
witch har tlIlcI t1 uuuIy the canvas
Ot thfug-Q uf "a century, We H.t
much ia itt1 nll the heart with graft.
tuIc aud pgu.Hr. Tho gods have no
bstiur boon O. give o. mIrtlil than u
great HuI good man, As long us
England produces men like Nc Glau.
stone, the Huutlmr 10 10 loyalty, the
nauIi of trusi, ihu luTyur aul force of
enthusiasm Will no, dI1 cut Tho con
l,uullly increasing uuI ever wide ing
recognition OF the sterling great.
noes ui Nj Gladstone b. wei.
come testimony 20 thu sUuuducis Of our
national judgment England, like
hlutl old King Hal, dearly loves man,
anu in Nc Gladstone sho found a man
whom bhc was proud 90 follow. There
was no suTyihty iu her devotion anu
her pride. Many ntluu aud Oh she 10.
bukrI her brilliant chief, sometimes
wisely, sometimes iUIIlshly, but, even
Ia her most wfithfu moments, her I'M.
liguntiuu was iul' u regret. She
cause she iUlt what an IN.
CilCulablr power Tor good he
would have been on the other side.
AMNN WY ANNNNN'" WNNN HNAANA ININH
plimruts aui LuF hurCuHt denunciatiuus
unsmigud tributes % his genius aud
bis worm. 10 has been OF immense
benefit TO our democracy that iust ss
10 was attaining MANS estate and
arriving at IulI Acknowledgement the
common people had such an uuolm.
mon man TO lead them. II h indseI
OF the richest uf tho LORDS mefcIts
to"Glls Eug.isumeu" that far
tue last quarter of q uontufv
they have han uUh nn old man a. NJ.
gladstone 90 teach them how 10 rule.
nud turh uu 0iI woman us her majesty
20 teach Thorn how 90 re'gu. Briw ca
them, Mr.. Gladstone mod Queen Vic.
t0ria have done moro iuah any two.
or than any TWO hundred, 10 give
"our crowded republics browning
common spusrp o alT chance to adjust
Itself o. the new guuIU'I ~ the new
tlme.-frUm 49, T. NisadS affolc.
"Ihs Three IIylH itfFui LeadCrs.
in the IprR Atp.DHW NtHtUS
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tague, bh. tholr names wofe placed on
the pay roll.
W. b. Bates was likewise examined
by Judge Plwofs nnd cross.rKamIued
by CITY Attorney Hoge.
Jcuge Powers SAID man r,uId not
state in one breath "I restore Won -
aud In another dodge arounu no viii
aud say 81 suspend sou" This was.
ne cpnuhucui uruiH ease
of violation ui tho srIer az
the court. The mere plscin, Of
Montague fams upon the rlvr,ll
was not restoration 10 office. a. r..
quirei bv the Wit Of mandate
judge PJwefn aud Atfisi. nj CIV Al.
torney Van Horn Ono Iatlrof whom
appaatel ns the n.toeia.r o, Judp
Hogc) then discussed the qu--.i IN
OF Dev.nu'd power, To- otherwise. to- aus.
lenl men De NE department, tafing ~
sections gaud 10 90 the new uoiiro and
NE departments 100. ML VIn Horne
insisted that Dcviue kent fiurlly win.
IN The tplut aud letter " the law when,
TOT reason which seemed TO him
necessary Too TIE enforcement OF dice %.
lini he suspended this man aud forth.
WIN maze charges iu waiting against
him
riNrp 500.
HIS honor adludrcd Dsvinc guilty
OF the contempt gave him q sharp
lecture, aud imposed a ino o. 500.
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Mr. MasnIre Here.

Don Mcguire wasat the Fair today.
He reached Salt Lake thil morlinr,
ifcsh fram the MD vlGts, Fllr at san
fmuCIsCo, where hi has blcu connect.
cd with tue UAh exhibit. Hs states
that the Territory display there /,
pyrrgay sliisiactory, aud attracts great
aiiouuOu.W When be- M iunthr h me
Industry FNt today ur tUE n rJlI
look af0uuf, nud ftmif.c.. "lurrg 10
nothing Ike tuiH Iu san FmuCIHC1,
not even iu tho Mtuhlul,a' Institute,
Utah DO showing up splrui.Iiy"
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1 SlngLr in TrDnhln. !.

James CaTiin is the rol.cc court
name Of a local singer who Uowlod up
10 a dangerous degyeo this morning,
disturbed tho peace and attempted 90
thrash Ciiy Detective RloIts because
hD wouldn't l1au him seventy flvU
cCnis with which 10 buy q restaurant
that took bis eye. tie was escorted 10
the police station where hu was later
released on hia guarantee 90 present
himself before tue cJurs Tor tgiai this
afternoon.
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Y.L. MIA. Oalcers' Meeting.

A meeting OF tho r1lecs OF the
Young Ladies' Mutual improvement
associations Will be held Friday April
ON, AZ pm, At the residence OF
Counselor NJ. Y. D1ugal, 30 s. West
Temple street Opposite west gate Of
Temple bi0cR) IL iH earnestly dCsired
that every Stake shall be Represented.
Ward utlicru coming from distance
will bu made welcome.
EIauNA 5. TAYLOR.
PiutIlunl,
ANN NJ, CANNoS,
Secretary.
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Busy SE. GEnRGg.
Tie People There are Bri,uing with a
Will

ID. Il. Cannon, Zen, is up from a.
George Tor conference, aud replr,s
Affairs US prosperous down bis way,
There h. greater breadth Oi crops
being planted than ever before. an
tho neld which 10 brought un.
der water by the canal, about
LOO acres OF land viii be- cultivated
this ssason additional 10 that Of former
yrnfa, and there viii br better sup.
ply OF water ior tho whole. Some
hiiy milus u lateral dlichos will TO
necessary Tor irfigaung tuiltmct.
The ulm1ut lui apricot blossom
have ur1ppFd; Iolchut, puara, etc, are
Ia full bloom, aud field anu garden
crops are Advancing. Tho season there
opens uarIy,el that % there WAS railway
transportation, uaily vegetables could
be- slipIlud Co THE market iIom there
Instead " California.
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IN ENaLIs. nEnINa nILl.
Not Eaureiy satisiaotory 90 Our GOV
eminent.

Crnuiunt.
WAsuNuruN, April 5,-rhe Eng.
lluh blll 10 give effect 70 tho Paris
agreement about th0 Boung sua hsh.
cries DO not entirely satisfactory OF the
capitol. Senator Davis, OF the com.
mittcu on foreign relations, said today
TINT tie uill WIS Inadequate aud does
not 80 as Tar a. does tho blll passed by
tho senate yesterday lu0kiug 90 tue
prevention NJ seal poachlng. He took
special exception 10 the clause pTI.
yliins that The act shall not DO en-.
forced against q vessel tnat may have
sailed previous 10 tho publication OF
the act because the Pacific IL now
covered wish Canadian scaling vessels.
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Paris Anarchists lDofy All Iheir
tnorts.
PARIS. ApTll BIN Wow OF the OK.
plUtiuu " thr bomb la tho Ttsluur.ut
foyer near thu srnnto chamber, the
upiul1n is generally expressed that the
police Is practically powerlcss 10 pre-.
vent sucl affairs. Several persons
have been arrested upon suspicion, but
it Is known the police have no clue TO
the Identity Di tho criminal. Tue place
was completely wrecked aud thu
damage done 10 thoail0iulng buildings
Is much worse than At hrst supposed.
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IN nI.LAIlnrA nm.
COWBOYS ana Iut,aus Huiug Bach
ututg.

Tow luIs and tnutHus Aliliug Bach
uthtg.
IT, RESO. L. r., April 5.-A courier
Dose IuslHruvrd iiom ihu battle lrtvtuu
thu cowboys uud luiIhus. DO HhyH
the ngut be- tuil on auI tWpuy.ui boz
luI.uus aud fourteen HHlIiru ate
HuUwu % ur killed, All inu rlluirra
az lgU Reno arc gu tlo nHll
except tufcr troops Oi cavalry.
Iuu courier camu Tor ammuHiIiuu
aud us,I6'bucc. Pariial were hastily
.rsnu.z. uE aud Foius 90 tue hfhL
Washington. - Auiuiaat 0unOfal
lirEf.us received c8uhfuuulu 40 the
report of tic kli,inE OF lu.i4u Chiri
anu White Map, near NguguiIn, Sun.
LAY.
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cONMISsIONGbS MEET
Fire aud ro.lr' Board "a Into - cu.
Tive session ai Late Hour.

Tie new nrs and police board, which
was 20 meot OF O'Clock thia afternoon,
di1 NOT DO sI until uolfly an hour
laioE 90 which lmc they went into
executive sts. ten BOO Cmrf p-nips aiiicr
at t.u city han. Toe purpose u the
meeting was tIurfNuiZ'.
Iucfe were nearly ~ score oi written
applications for itr clrfbship while ls
many personal 0r verbal applications
iar tho same p.s.iiIu were 90 Geo con.
aiIrfgI. WHO the tuccrssIul candidate
wall be- De- "a, lhia timu merely matter
Of conjecture.
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A Greek Fodder

John Nichols, o. Greek pciilcr wac
nrrulvd ly officer Ford this morning
Cor ob7iruciiHg ,hrsilrSalk. Tho cs.o
was 90 be Ventilated before Justice
smlh this afternoon.
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CHoAuu, AIrI Wheat opnuo'i
higher with hla' %. but dropped o,
tluu Reacted Co o.. t.Iu, ttrauyi Map
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