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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17

Judge speer has distributed portion Of
the fund placed IN the registry OF tho
United States court from the proceeds Of
the sale % the Macon ana Northern rail-
road. lu all, about 5000 was deposited
ln cash. and "a great deal Of this has been
used t0 pay The costs in tho proceedings
and The fees OF the different officers and
CLERKS who were employed IN connection
with Them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
Flne suits and overonn.n

we show the finest and most selected line
OF hne dress ana business suits in Amer
lea prices ranging about 40 per cent. lower
than heretofore. or else you can hpv co..
80 what use 10 cost you S22: come ana &C..
II we are not right. =. II. Levy & Bro.-sd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
MAKING A CHANGE.
Cold Weather Again on the Programme
and Coming Soon

Have you changed your underwear? Its
high time you make a purchase. If you
sanitary underwear, of which we are sole
agents for Savannah, and have a full line
for gentlemen, ladies and children, then
let us sell you some of our other superior
brands for less money. You can get full
suits of those Congress mills, wooden
goods at Sl.5O suit. They are good and
may suit you. Come take a look anyhow.
Appel & Schaul.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
Crowded House.

Every day crowded with customers we
sell more goods than ever before, if you
feel that times are hard it is your own
fault, come see us; let us cheer you up
and you will forget all about hard times
No, we find them better than ever. B. H.
Levy & Broad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17

Plenty of bargains all over town. yet
for genuine bargains, or to be plain, for
mems, boys and childrens clothing at
about 40 per cent less than heretofore
you must go to B. H. Levy e Broad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
RAIL AND oRossTIr.

The East and West railroad has been
bought by the Columbian Equipment
Company of New York and will be length
ened to form a trunk line. According to
the road may be extended to Atlanta or
to Elberton, Ca, TO connect with the Sea-
board Air Line. The East and West rail
road now runs from Pell City, Ala, to
Gainesville, Ga. At Gainesville connec-
ton is made with the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and ST. Louis.
For enlargement of the liver, and other
liver affections, Ayers Sarsaparilla is best.
-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
prepared for the Public Who Wear
Fashionable aarnen4a

Fashionable Garments.
we have made special effort to ar.
range our stock, after a very busy week
into the best manner to exhibit it TODAY
We want you to come and see the goods
You with a clever eye ana quick pereep.
ton must evidently have noticed the bus,
thIong mats pervaded our store for pas
prices tell We don't have back nIrnbors
we have clothing that is up TO date. Com,
and see as to-day. Appel & Schaul.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
Liquidation Clothing Sale

At Kohler's, 40 Broughton street All
clothing at 80 l-3 per cent discount off
regular marked prices. This means finest
high art clothing for children, boys and
men at same figures competitors ask for
commoner goods.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
BAKING POWDER.
PUBLIC JUDGMENT.
Catches the Fact of the Market and
Acts Upon Them.

Knowing what we want to do and keep
ing everlasungly at it is the concrete fact
about our business. Our plan is to keep
up with the times. We don't rush old
fogy, backnumbered trash on the public.
we have our clothing and furnishing goods
made up to date" We buy right, and we
can and do, sell right. You might as well
get fashionable garments, when you can
buy them for less than is charged at fake
sales. We would be pleased to see you to-
day. Appel & Schaul.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17

Coughs and Coids.-Thoso who are suffer.
nf from coughs Code Sore Throat. go.
Should uE Browus Bfonch'a. Troehes sold
olIg ig Da4rs ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
Tho Verdict

From all those having visited Adier's
third floor carpet salesr6om Is that the
carpets found there, for style. elegance
and price, have no equal Leopold Adler.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
AT THE THEATER.
Peck's Bad Boy Next, to Be Followed
by The Ensign.

The next attraction is Peck's Bad Boy.
Monday night. The play is not by any
means a new one to theater goers. 1t has
been seen here half a dozen times or
more and is always a drawing card
That it is funny the laughter of its audi
ences always attests. The Bad Boy is an
example of history and Mr.. Peck had as
much to do with making him as probably
any man. The company which will pro-
duce the play here this year has num-
Der of changes in the cast from last year.
and a number of new features have been
added to the performance. The company
has had excellent notices nearly every
where it has been, which is ample evil
dence that it is a good one.
The Ensign, which comes Wednesday
night, is a purely American play, dealing
with naval scenes and incidents. 1t is
said to possess a number of very striking
situations, good dialogues. is well put to-
gether and absolutely bubbles over with
patriotism. There can be no doubt of the
nature Of its reception here, for no play
could come with a stronger Endorsement.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17

The pleasant flavor gentle action and
soothing effects OF syrup OF Figs. when
lH need of laxative. and lf the father or
mother boz cosuyc OF bilious. the most
gratifying results follow lts use. 80 thai N
iH thr lest family remedy known. and
every family should have b0tto on
hand I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17

oak pine and nghtpo0i Tor sais a.
bow hrHrsa. cal up telephone W D. g.
CaF..Ia.-al
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17

Do your each better than your araountq
fsr. Ready oash VIII make you 90 per
cent on all purchases made VI la. Law
a Broad. ''F
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
Buy Your overeoat From Kohler- asx
Per Cent. Discount.

A so overcoat viii cost you only az ce
Great values In fine clothing al Kobler.
liquidation sale $50 BrouRhton street--.ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17

Probabilities for Saturday: Rain 9,
lowed by fair weather Saturday nigb. , ,oi'
Sunday; southerly winds, sbfftirg anu
northwest Saturday afternoon or 80 70
ing, and becoming brisk to high: co1SH'
Saturday night and Sunday. -es
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17

" you have boys 10 dress. take them
around 10 49, H. Levy a Bro. you VIII save
@ per cent ana get nrst-class goods only
FOR mat if the only kind they bsBsla ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
The Worlds Brightest Light.

THE night has a thousand eyes,
The day but one;
Yet the light of a whole world dies
With the setting sum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
VIRGINIA FIGURES.
Estimated Isjorltiss Of Al Our Con-
6isssmeu-EIect.
ABOUT $4,000 IN THE STATE
Good Showing for Democracy In the Osd
Dominion Well Merifed Tn
butte to Jones-4s433.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
8-(special.) )-Returns received from all
the counties In the dictrict give Jones
Democrap over Mcdonald Republican)'
an estimated majority OF 4S5. Tness
figures may be changed a little when the
official count Is given: but will not %
100 either way. The large majority re-
ceived by our able congressman greatly
surprised the Republicans. who are now
crying fraud. end talk OF contesting MIS-
seat. In fact. your correspondent learns
from good authority that a telegram was
received re this evening from Mr.. NC
Donald by Chairman Griffin OF the he-
publican party. to that effect. What II
will amount to, Of course, remains TO De
seen: but when McDonalds conduct IN
the State Senate relative to the hsnery
and oyster question Is considered, Is II
any wonder that the counties especially
interested in those questions rolled up .
big majority against him? :.
On the other hand, Mr.. Jones has al
ways been foremost to protect their in-
terests as well as the interest OF all his
constituents and his course In Congress
Is ono of which he may well be proud.
The large majority by which he Is re-
turned is we.I-merited tribute. NO
falrer election has ever been held, and
Mcdonald. who no doubt. feels MS
smallness, probably thinks because the
Republicans have a majority in the
House they will unseat Mr.. Jones. He
Is probably mistaken. and when the facts
are presented to that body there is little
doubt but that Mr.. Mcdonald will Con-
tinue to sell coal In Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
FATAL POLITICAL FIGHT.
One Man Shot to Death--Another Cut
Probably Fatally.

Probably Fatally.
LEXINGTON, KY, November ga
bloody political tragedy occurred in Lex
iugton this afternoon Mt o'clock, when
John Traynor. Marshal OF Athens county.
cut Lew Sharpe, probably fatally. and
shot Ike Davidson to DEATH Sharpe and
Traynor were both Democrats, Sharpe
being an Owens man. and Traynor a
Breckenridge supporter. They met In
front OF the Leland Hotel Sharpe nc
cussd Traynor OF having voted for Denny,
the Republican candidate for Congress:
Traynor denied 1t. when Sharpe called
him -. Traynor struck Sharpe.
who is badly crippled as the result Of
having been shot In the knee during the
war The blow knocked Sharpe to the
sidewalk, and before he could get up
Traynor drew n knife and began cutting
the old soldier. Pat Toomey.. a young
ance, and knocked Traynor down. Ike
Davidson jumped In and tried TO sepa-
rate the men. Traynor scrambled to his
feet, and. apparently trying TO get away,
went down the street with two pistols
bullet striking Davidson In the stomach.
He died In an hour. Sharpe was taken
20 the hospital. where he is suffering
greatly, and II Is more than likely he VIII
die. Traynor was locked up.
Davidson is a well-kDown distiller.
The origin of the bad feeling between
the men dates back some time. On cleo
tion-day. John Green, who was Marshal
Traynor's deputy. shot and fatally wound
cd George Toomey, brother of the man
who took part In to-day's affray. Pat
Toomey. Sharpe. and Davidson came to
town this afternoon to have Traynor ar
rested as an accessory to the shooting OF
George Toomey. as the latter Is likely TO
die before morning. Traynor had been
arrested and released on bond, when
Sharpe met him In front of the hotel
There is already great deal of bad
blood between the Owens and Breckin-
ridge men here, and II is feared that this
will not be the last Of the trouble.
Green, who shot Toomey, was Breck-
inrldge man. and Toomey an owens fol-
lower Sharpe is closely related to Ste
phen G.. Sharpe, ex-Treasurer OF Ken
lucky
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
BooKMAKeRS FARE BADLY.
Four Of the st. Asaph Winners Favorifes-
Interesting Track Notes.


ST. AsAPHS. VA. November S-The
bookmaksrs Jared badly at the st. Asaph
track to-day. Four Of the winners were
fayorites, and the other two well-backed
second choices. The track was slow, and
a small crowd faced the disagrseaoie
weather. x,,,,,, III
Sands. of Chicago the welchers, have been
released on bail. At hearing to-day
their cases We're remanded to the Alex
andria grand jury. liz.
Father Bill DAILY, who Is crediteu WIN
ownIng the horses running under the
narne Of '.W. Woods" claims 10 have
proof OF their sale to MIR. Woods ana
the matter Is now before the Jockey CluD.
pending its decision. none Of the stables
horses will be allowed entry.
Whether the track WIZ coh,,bd h,t !,
is generally believed that the extension
will be sanctioned at the meeting or the
Jockey Club in New York next week.
Most of the stables that have been at a,
the now closed Narraganset track VIII
be represented here during the rest or the
First race-one mlle-Pulitzer COS. Penn.
II to 81 won. Judge Morrow second, Bona
venture third. Time. i:4s's; ,,.,o,
Melody Q09, Littlefeld. TO D won, Virago
second, Micmac Queen third Time, l:Zs,f
Third race-seven furlongs-Mckee ull'
Griffin, eyen) won, Emma second, Lopen-
gula third. Time 1:35.
Fourth race-four and half furlongsS,
Derelict Cl0S. Simms. Is to 2O) won, Punch
second, Marigold Qilly) third Time, ~. "a.
Fifth race-one mile-Miss Dixie W
Tom Skidmore third Time. las:
Sixth race-fve and a half furlongs-
Will Elliott Q0i, F.. Tribe, 70 % won
Pochino second, Weinberg third. Iime'
I.1oIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
EVEN TEXAS WAIVERS.
1t Goes Partially Over to the Enemies Of
Democracy.

Democracy.
DALLAS, TEX, November s.-The
judges are still counting the ballots
Mayor Kearby PopulsO, for Congress,
so far as the returns are in from Dallas
county. leads Abbott OemocraO by about
COO II Kearby counts out as strongly In
the city as his fri, nds expect he VIII
the race in the Sixth District VIII be
decidedly close one. Despite, dispatcnes
over He'll CDemocanD In tne Thirteenth
District Is assured.
Even the rock-ribbed Democratic State
of Texas has parted from the faith ana ana
gone partially over to the enemy. The
Democrats have certainly lost two, ana
possibly four congressman. Nugent !popu-
lisp, for Governor. is running Ike
scared hound. The Populists are actually
claiming his election.
BLAME Or CLEVELAND.
While many leading Democrats are
dumbfouuded at the cyclone which has
weil-nigh swept the party out OF existence
others are not at all astonished. They
say that Cleveland and Congress nave
the people, and have betrayed every trust
and all the confidence put In them.
There is loud talk of forming new ma
tional party, with a new name. upon
the best planks of the Democratic, Popu-
list. and oid-lne Whig platforms.
PHENOMENAL POPULIST GAINS.
NEW ORLEANS, November S.-The
s-Democrats Abilene. Tex, special
SAYS: Texas, too, was caught In the slide,
hut by Populists instead of Republicans
The time-worn plurality of 10000 for
Democracy is a thing Of the past. To,
days returns very materially changed
the situation from that OF yesterday,
when the Democrats were confident OF a a
plurality of $1,000, while tonight they VIII
be satisfied If barely ahead. Every re-
turn throughout the State to-day shows
phenomenal Popullst gains, apd may pos
Populist nominee for Governor. The state
tonight is claimed by both parties. The
Populists claim plurality of $1,000 for
Nugent. while the Democrats only claim
the State for Culberson by 10000. The
democratic strongholds have been heard
from, while the populists are yet TO re-
ceiye returns from the country districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
GREATER NEW YORK PROPOSITION.
ropnlnr Opinion with Respect to 1t Still
in Doubt.

rI0OET.YN. y. Y. November S.-The
So. here ON Greater New York. as re-
l.-t.a L. police headquarters this morn
f- shows that those who favored con-
la.pn lost by about 100 votes. There
o.. son about twenty outlying districts
@ r.U.rL and Secretary ShankS. OF thc
C.r. I.I,tiou League, says that private
a.,..s received by him sshow that the
Dr...Hlatipn viii be carried by small
f0.t The accountants who are tabulauhs
o.. RETURNS say 1t VIII be nj least TWO
..ls before the matter can be sausfacto-
uo settled.
DO uUl make no difference one. way or
tt- other whether the vote Is found 10
BE- 'n favor or against the proposition,
a- 'n- lalOting was done at the soiicita-
Tn nf legislators who were afraid to act
o. 'Nr matter without learning how their
e. ltu. uts felt on the question. ana the
'..- Niu have 10 so TO the Legislature
I fay event
NOTIONS PLURALITY, 15S,SSs.
NIU YORK. November S.-Complete
rc-,4s from New York State show the
iiD Tor Governor as follows;
Morton. cGsne; Hill, 5li,Sli. Mortons
plurality l3.S&.
T.a oHlc.si vote for President OF the
HaiI of Aldermen gives John Jerolo-
Js u;cpghlican). a plurality " s@slS'
] IT, Tamsen Uepublcan), for Sheriff.
.ils
DIR. PARKHURST HONORED.
NEW YORK. November S.-Rev. Dr..
ParkhUrst was tonight elected an hon
u.y member OF the Union League Club.
'' thc regular monthly meeting OF the
CAB. After Dr. Parkhursts name was
-iiei o. the members, there were just
dozen Of such names. including General
Harrison. General O. o. Howard. ana
Cos fnor-clect Morton. Dr. Parkhurst
makes the only clergyman thus honored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
NEXT FEDERAL HOUSE.
Number of Republicans Therein Now S""-
Champ Clark Defeated.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November s.
Chairman Babcock's estimate of 252 Re-
publicans in the next House has been
changed to-day to 255. Vice-Chairman APP
pley telegraphed to-day from Boston.
Mass. that Fitzgerald Democrao had
been elected in the Ninth Massachusetts
Chauncey I. Filley telegraphs from St
Louis. Mo, that Champ Clark Is defeated
for Congress in the Ninth District, ana
that the Democratic State Committee
comedies that the Republicans have car
ried the State. ,,.
Other kilograms say the Republicans
have six members in Minnesota, and pro-
badly seven. ,, -.
Congressman Aldrich. Of Illinois. tele-
graphs that all the Republican city con-
gressmen In Chicago are elected, and that
the Republicans will have twenty aito-
gether in the State. Aldrich's plurality
will be more than 10000. 1t was 1,Soo two
years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
&, v,mh,n Of Least Of The Congressional
Obligation Anli-DemosFatie.
EVGy TEXAS WAVERED TUESDAY.
M POpulists Claim The Lone Star State
COVernOrShip.
TEST VIRGINIA SENAT0RSHIp.
- viu Go TO Eikins, GofY. or some Other
n-teperai Election
Aftermath.

.feWfNGTON, ID. c., November B.
~ ,.e strength Of returns received up
40 .-cl1.k tonight, Chairman Babcock.
rr Republican Congressional Com
...t. figures that the Republican repre-
.....n IN the next House will ibe at
.... 70 members Tho changes from
.... rvernoon's statement, when 80 were
.....1 ia made by one addition from
,....s and three from North Carolns.
.... Hsuqtch received tonight that caused
a.. .r..ieet surprise was one stating that
..n'at.vc McMillin. Of Tennessee.
u.. ,.,eated. II came from th(4 chair
,-., p the State Central Republican
.. .....-.,t.-s of Tennessee, and added that
... -.tlrns from the district were not
H 'n.
....rman BabcOck also says tonight
e., nom present Indications the Re-
......,ns viii have at least foriy-four
.....l..rs Of the Senate. and in this num-
l.r is included Senator Jones. Of Ne
va
...,u, the tclsgrams received at head
,..,,.rs today were the following:
r-m. Richard Bartholdt st. Louis;
.of.s.lufi redeemed. The whole Republic
o., state ticket and ten congressman
,...cl Bland. Hatch. Heard. Clark
.-4 MORGAN defeated"
From Thomas Settle. Greensboro. n.
r. conceded at Democratic headquar-
,.-e that We have elected seven congress-
,.a in this state Third and Sixth dis
,-..,s doubtful. Sixty counties heard
e.m We have siVty-five members, the
Dss1orats twenty-three. This gives us
,.p,ral Of the House. II We can holh
.h IA. ana Democrats concede us '"e
saaic." Wal.
Ff1m John l.. Wilson. Spokane, WASH :
.,i ye elected the two members OF 'on-
.,..s. and have thirty majority III the
f..-iaure. Congratulations on the great
tory" ,.
l'rom Nat Sultsbacker. San Antonio
Tx. "Noonan elected
Hon. VI. Clay Evans telegraphed from
T.nnesst They are trying 10 count
90, out. but don't intend TO allow IT,
Nhe u, mocratic congressional headquar-
..r. was closed tonight Chairman Fauik-
,.- having left during the day FOR MS
.,. "a Nest virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

Fusion majorities. Il must be noted that
the present Associate Justice. Walter
Clark, will keep his seat, - he ran on
both tickets and got nearly all the votes
cast The next United States Senator's
will probably be Marion Butler and Mott,
with u chance for -Pritchard. but Mott
has tho 80 now. Congressional results
First District. skinner Populist,. 1000
Second. Woodward Democrst. seoo ma
5ority.
Third. Shaw DemocraD. 1000 majority.
Fourth, Stroud Uopulist). zo0o majority.
Fifth. Settle Republican), 2,50 majority.
Sixth. Lockhart pemocrap, 2,0oo ma
Jority.
Seventh. Shuford Populist). 80 majority.
Eighth. Linney PopulisD, 100 majority.
Ninth, Pearson (Republican) and Craw-
ford DemocraD both claim five OF the
counties necessary to decide.
The State and judicial ticket Of the Fu-
sionists IS elected by several thousand.
Marion Butler. the Populist leader. claims
1000. The Legislature on joint ballot will
probably be Fusion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
SIMPSON SENT BOGUS ORDERS.
Enough Bug Exterminator Shipped to
virginia to Last a Century.

BALTIMORE, ND. November s-(spe-
cial.)-Thomas Simpson. a travelling Sales
man for a patented bug exterminator, Is
under arrest here for obtaining money
under false pretences from his employer.
I3tchmond Va. to sell his goods, and then
visited Norfolk and Lynchburg, from each
of which places he sent in a large batch
of orders for goods TO be delivered 70
some Of the most prominent dealers IN
those cities. Fisher was much gratified
with his young salesman's success. and
gladly paid his expenses and salary. His
shInping department was busy for several
days filling the orders. and enough OF
the bug exterminator was sent into Vir-
einia 70 last century. After the lapse
Of a few days the exterminator shipments
began TO come back, and Fisher says the
orders orders were Yer gooSs oo9ss he ana has shipped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
THE WALTON ELECTION LAW.
How the New sysfm of Voting Is Re
garded u the State.

EUREKA MILLS VA. November g.
Special.)-The Walton election-law is con.
sidered great Improvement on the for
mer law, and your correspondent has
heard nothing but Recommendation Of its
workings.
EMPORIA, VA, November s-tSpeciaLl
The Walton law has accomplished all tnat
was expected OF II, and the Democrats
are all pleased with 1t. Mr.. Il. l.. Turner.
the Clerk Of the Court, was the iirst 10
cast his ballot In the booth in this pre-
clnct under the new law.
CARTERSvILLE. VA, November. s.
tSpecial)-The Walton election-law Is g
good thing for the intelligent class or
people and a good thing for quietude,
but IL bad for the illiterate voter, VINO
Is afraid to trust the constable: All or
these voters were instructed by their
leaders, but the consequence was that
they lost fully half OF their ballots. There
We're not a sufficient number of booths
I'm the upper precincts OF this county TO
accommodate the voters. and as a result
about 125 did not vote at all. Yost would
have carried the county by at least $50
majority had all voted as they Intended
whereas he only carried 1t by 3s majority.
KESWICK, VA, November s.-tSpeciaL)
The Walton law worked very well In.
deed at keswick. but Ii Is the general
impression here that the special consta-
ble's salary should be tripled. His du-
ties are both tedious and disagreeable,
and II the day be bad he IL exposed out
rageously.