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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
ATLANTA's EXPOSITION.
The Exhibits of Tobacco and Fire APP
nnratna to RA " r.tz Einn

paratus to Be v ry Fine.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. g. The executive
committee of the Cotton States and Inter
national Exposition to-day dispatched Mr..
Christian as representative to the leading
manufacturers of tobacco to close the
arrangements for the tobacco building.
Besides American factories, this exhibit
will include tobacco from Cuba and prob
ably all the Central and South American
countries. A representative will be sent
to Cuba very soon.
a contract for paving five miles of ave
nues. sixty feet wide, was to-day closed
by the executive committee of the Cot
ton States and International Exposition.
The material to be used viii be crushed
limestone from the quarries at ChiCa-
manga, near the national park.
Chief Joyner of the Atlanta Fire De-
partment reported the result of his mis-
sion in behalf of the fire apparatus build
ing Of the exposition to the executive COM
mittee at noon to-day, and arrangements
will be made for a separate building
Chief Hugh Bonner of the New York
Fire Department has taken an active in
terest in this matter, and has issued a cir
cular letter in which he says this coleC-
ton of fire apparatus will far surpass that
at the worlds fair, where this department
did not have separate buildings. Elabo-
rate arrangements have been made for
fire service on the grounds, and this will
be houses in part of the same building.
Space for a large building has already
been engaged
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends to personal enjoyment when
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ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
The needs of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
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remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant u the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of R perfect lax
alive efFectuaily cleansing the system,
dispelhhg colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
Ii has given satisfaction 70 millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts OIL the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
Pists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
u,actured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
0ccept any substitute y otiersas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
SHOWING IN NEW YozK.
The Condition of the Country Roads
Nay Hurt the Republicans.


Nay Hurt the Republicans.
Cgdeusberg. y. Y, Nov. 5.-Snow has
been falling all day. melting as it fell.
Following the autumn rains. the snow has
rendered the condition Of the country
roads very bad.
Walton. n. Y. Nov. About half an
inch Of snow fell here this afternoon.
1t is stiu showing hard.
White Hall \. Y, Nov. 5.-Dispatches
from Rouse Point Plattsburg, Ausable
Forks, Westport and other points along
the Lake Clamplau valley state il has
been showing most of the day. IT is storm
ing hard mere now.
New York. Nov. The weather at mid
night is cold, with a strong west wind.
Heavy rains fell during the day and even
ing in this vicinity and the country roads
are heavy The Indications at this hour
arc that dry weather viii prevail to-mor-
row.
Washington Nov. 60 a. n.-Since mid
night dispatches from all over the north,
east, middle and western states report
that the weather is growing colder, in
most localities. clearing and in some To-
caliucs with snow. but everywhere high
wind prevails. The probabilities are that
election day viii be clear and cold, with
a great deal Of snow, slush and mud IN
der foot, the latter particularly through
out New York state.
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SPECIAL NOT cEs.
AOLlCE.

RUAlCE.
City of Savannah. Office Clerk Of Coun-
Gil, Savannah, Ca Nov. ?, l59EThe fol-
lowing ordinance published for intOrma-
ton Of all concerned. By order Of the
mayor. +. Z. REBARER,
Clerk of Council
No person owning or occupying any
premises in said city of Savannah, and
no agent of any such owner. shall clean,
cement OF repair, o. cause TO be cleaned,
cemented or repaired, any privy vault,
surface drawer or dry well in said city,
but all privy vaults, surface drawers and
dry wells shall be cleansed, cemenJed and
repaired by said city authorities, and
every person or persons Offending against
the provisions of this ordinance, or any
part thereof, SHALL on conviction thereof
in the police court of Savannah, be fined
in a sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lars. or imprisonment for a term not more
than thirty days, either or both in the
discretion of the officer presiding in said
court.
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Hines Howied Down at Columbus.

Columbus, Ga, Nov. 5.-The campaign
in the Fourth congressional district
closed in this city tonight with a mon
ster democratic rally at the bell tower,
and an attempted rally Of popUlists at the
opera house. Judge Hines and c. J.
Thornton tried TO speak, but were howled
down until they quit in disgust and left.
Louis Garrard, Price Gilbert, Lionel lew
and Others made speeches at the demo-
cratic rally and the town is wild with
democratic cheers and enthusiasm.
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kPOLLIRsRJS.
GORDON TO THE VETERANS.
The Constitution Adopted at BirminR-
ham Not to BE PROMULGATED.

The Constitution Adopted at eirminR-
ham Not to BE Promulgated.
New Orleans La, Nov 5.--The following
is self-explanatory:
Headquarters United Confederate Vet
Grams. New Orleans, Nov 5, 1894, general
orders no. 1SO.-In pursuance of general
orders No. 129, current series, from these
headquarters, and in conformity with ar
ticles 2 and II of the constitution, the
general commanding. hereby assigns Gen.
5. D. Lee Of Mississippi to the command Of
the department east OF the Mississippi
river, with the rank Of Iieutenant-generaI,
and he will be obeyed and respected ac-
cordingiy By order Of
J. B.. Gordon,
Gen. Commanding
Geo. Norman, Adjt Gen. and Chief of
STAFF.
Headquarters of the United Confederate
Veterans, New Orleans. Nov. 5. 1S94-Gen-
eral orders No. 1873. /. on account of rad
ical disagrcements in the brotherhood as
10 the real action, or true intent of the
convention al Birmingham in its hasty at.-
ton in voting upon new constitution and
which are so grave as TO threaten its per-
petuity, the general commanding, availirg
himself Of article II of the constitution,
under which the order was organized, sue
cessfully conducted, and has grown to 500
camps, has decided to withhold the official
PRONUNCIATION Of that constitution.
?. Its official PRONUNCIATION has been lie
layed TO give the general commanding
time and opportunity TO fairly consider all
these conflicting statements, and to save If
possible, the brotherhood from disintegra-
ton on account of these Disbursements
ard MISUNDERSTANDING.
Many claim that the convention in its
haste and in the excitement and confusion
of adjournment, did not at all understand
the extent and purport of its action upon
this matter, which so vitality affects the
life and welfare Of the order, and that as
another constitution had been distributed
to the camps and to the delegates there.
that many believed they were voting for
another and a different constitution and
that the action of the convention was nor
binding upon the camps, etc.
3. Therefore, the general commanding
in view of the doubts in the minds of
many as to the validity of the action
of the convention under these misappre-
tensions, and on account of numerous
protests presented TO him, deems it to
be his duty and of far greater importance
to save the organization than to officially
promulgate a new constitution.
t, AS no possible harm can result to
the order from a continuance of the old
constitution under which it has achieved
success, the general commanding directs
that it will remain in force and be obeved
as heretofore, until the reunion at lIous-
ton, Tex, when three days Will be given
in which to prepare, discuss and adopt
a constitution which will be acceptable to
the entire brotherhood. BY order of
John B. Gordon,
General Commanding
George Norman,
Adjutant General and Chief of Staff
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DR.. Curry Und r Arrest.

St. Louis, Mo, Nov. "a special from
the City Of Mexico says: "A sensation
has been caused by tho arrest ana de-
tentlon Of DR.. S. j. Curry said 70 be from
Rome, Ca, ostensibly for his connection
with recent street row between two
Americans, but Il is generally understood
lhat TINS Is only "a pretegt TO hold him
Tor further adYLce8 from bis old home.n
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JUSTICE WHITE MARRIED.

The Church of st. Francis Xavier at
NV York the Scene of the Nuptiels.
Washington, Nov. 5.-Nr. Justice White
Of the United States supreme court, and
Mrs. Linden Kent the widow of promi-
nent Washington lawyer. were married
to-day at Ii O'Clock at the church of st.
Francis Xavier, New York city. by Rev.
Father Mutton, S. J. The nuptial mass
was said by Rev. Father Murphy. The
ceremonY was strictly private.
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TEXAS HAS 90 rToN TO BURN.
The Crop SO Large That the Planters
May Not Pick 10 AL.

May Not Pick IL Al.
Dallas, Tex, Nov. 5.-The cotton situa-
ton continues to favor the biggest crop
ever raised in Texas. The weather is
still bright, baImy and perfectly clear.
Bottom, middle and top crops are full.
Many farmers speak Of abandoning what
is left, They say it will scarcely pay
the expenses of picking, packing, ties.
ginning and marketing. They scarcely
know what else to do unless the price is
considerably raised. 1t Is certain that
thousands of bales raised will never be
taken from the stalks. Just about now
everybody is swearing he will not plant
a seed of cotton next year Almost any
Of the common products of the soil Of
Texas will pay better such as corn,
oats or wheat. AS proof of this three or
four times the usual area of fall wheat
Is being sown
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MACON AND NORTHERN.
Judge Spser Confirms the Sale of the
Road With One Condition.

uuBE 9bNtI OOhhIAhH JALb oSALe VI bAAo
Road With One Condition.
Macon Ga, Nov. 5.-Judge Speer IN the
United States court to-day confirmed the
sale of the Macon and Northern railroad
to Alexander Brown & Co of Baltimore,
with the condition that the amount Of
damage incurred in the wreck at Godfrey
a week or two ago, be referred to a special
master. who is to decide the amount
to be deducted from the Sl070,000 paid for
the road. It is believed the loss to the
road will be about $4,000. The distribu-
ton of the money derived from the sale
will be apportioned in a day or two. The
intention of Brown & Co.. as to the future
conduct of the road. is not known. but
the impression prevails that it will be
made part of the Seaboard Air Line, and
a connecting link between that road and
the Georgia Southern, giving the Air Line
a through route to Florida. A short track
connecting the Macon and Northern, and
Georgia Southern and Florida is now be-
ing built at Macon.
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At Franks house they had a ounce
Jam for supper, but Frankie had been
ID. so his mother faid 20 him Frank.
you cannot have any jam, 10 Will make
You sick, and then you might die" Frank
TOOK this Ike q little man, until De saw
Ms mother help herself 20 Jam the second
umc. Then be pushed his plate slowly
toward the forbidden dish and said. WITH
deAheraton. We'll. N you arc going to
die, might az well die too. Gimme some
of A. Harper Bazaar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
LEVERE EFT IN A FIGHT.
One of the MarshaPs Deputies Deals
Him Several Blows in thu FACE.

Him Several Blows in tn Face.
Macon, Ga, Nov. "a difficulty oc-
CURED here to-day between United States
Marshal Frank Leverett and Deputy
United States Marshal George Thomas, in
which several blows were passed The diff
hculty arose over a dispute concerning
Marshal Leverett's actions. Marshal Lev
erett called Thomas a liar and Thomas
struck him several blows in the face
Marshal Leverett struck back and both
clinched. Friends separated them before
further damage was done. Marshal Lev
erett is badly bruised about the face
and is now confined to his room. Dep
utN Thomas is onlN SLIGHTLY bruised
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djutant General and Chief of Staff.
SLAIN IN 4 s LOON.
a Bartender Kills a Man Who HAD
Worked Him Out Of Els Place.

a Bartender Kills a Man Who HAD
Worked Him Out CT Ills Place.
Augusta Ga, Nov 5.-State Sims. bar
tender at c. a. Cobb's saloon, 610 Broad
street, was killed tonight at the saloon
door by Robert L. PaschaL Paschal had
been bartender there himself, but had
been sick for two weeks and when he
returned found SIMS at work in his place,
When Paschal proposed to resume work,
Cobb put him of and for several days
Paschal has been waiting and Emporium
ing for his job Tonight Paschal en-
tered the bar and got into an alteration
with Sims, and a friend of his named Max
Salat. Paschal was finally elected and
at the door told Sims he would see him
again and settle with him. Policeman
Williams stepped forward and laying his
hand on PaschaTs shoulder said there
must be no lighting. In an instant Pas
chal drew pistol and shot twice, once
al Salat and once at Sims. He missed the
former, but his pistol was almost in
Sims face and he fell dead with bullet
in his brain. All the parties were drink
ing and their stories are inCoherent, but
Paschal seems to have been goaded by
the thought that Sims and Salat were un-
dermining him with Cobb and working
him cut Of his job.
The city council tonight appropriated
5000 to protect the banks Of the Savan-
nan river from washing in the lower part
of the city.
The state convention of the Christian
churches Of Georgia is in session in the
First Christian church in Augusta. Rev.
c. p. Williamson is president of the con-
vention and Mrs Burton Miller is presi-
dent of the Christian Womans Mission
Board which is also in session. The open
ing exercises of the latter were begun
to-niCht with an address on missions
by Miss Lois White of Indianapolis, del
egate from the national board The adj
dress Of welcome to the won7ah's board
was made by Mrs. Wallace Tharp of Au-
gusta, and the response was made
bY Mrs c. ?. Williamson Of Atlanta.
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ALONE WITH HIS DEAD AND SICK.
4 Man With Seven Smallpox Patients
na-n-toca IN u q. NJ ..L.l -

4 Man With Seven Smallpox Patients
Deserted by His Neighbors.
Milwaukee, Wis, Eov. 5.--A visitor from
the country to-day reported three children
dead and four others. besides their mother
very sick with smallpox in the lonely farm
house Of Fred Kusch, four miles from
Hales Corners, this county. Kusch S
neighbors refused TO 90 near him, so he
has nursed his family as best he could for
eight days past Though up day and night
with the living he has had no time TO bury
the dead, and the three bodies were found
par tlally decomposed, lying where they
died. The state board Of health will eve
husch' who has not slept for i've days, inn
mediate relief.
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MADAoAsoAR DEFIANT.
The Hovas Answer France That They
Win Yield Only to Force.

Paris Nov. 5.-The Temps publishes a
dispatch from Zanzibar saying the Hova
prime minister has replied to the ultima
tim OF France that the Hova's would
only yield TO force
The Temps dispatch adds that the
French are evacuatinR Antananarivo, the
capital OF Madagascar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
nTeetinR of Relirioua Podios

Tallahassee, Fla, Nov 5.-Tho Two legi1-
lative bodies OF the Presbyterian church
win meet In this city during this week.
The Preshytery Of Florida will assemble
on Tuesday, and be In session two days.
The Synod OF Florida viii convene on
Thursday and continue its deliberations
through the remainder OF the week
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
A DRUNK COS : NM LIFE.
a Sumter County Farmer Shot by Ell,

n sumter county aFtner ShCC Dy 6ts
Broth rim Law.
Americas, Ca, Nov. Saturday night
Mr.. Kennedy. a farmer living eight miles
in the country. while going home intoxi-
Gated, stopped at the home Of his brother
in-law, Milton Hart After knocking
some time at the door and refusing to
answer when asked "Who's thcre?" the
door was opened by Mr.. Hart's son, Mir.
Hart being ready to defend his home with
his gun Kennedy rushed into the room
as soon as the door was opened ana was
shot by Mr. Hart. He died yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
FALSE ALARMS OF FIRE.
Albany's Fire Chief Plays Practical
Joke on Am -ricus.


Americas, Ga, Nov. 5.-Between u and
l o'clock last night T. f. James, chief OF
the Albany Fire Department, sent in over
the Albany and Americus telephone a fire
alarm, locating dangerous fires in different
parts of Americas. The city council to-
night instructed the mayor TO have him
arrested and required to answer for vio-
lation of the city ordinances regulating
the fire department.
The penalty is two menths labor on the
streets. OF 500 nne. either or both.
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Italians Arrive AT Brunsw;ck

Brunswick. Ga. Nov. 1.-Two hundred
Italian laborers arrived in Brunswick
from New York to-day and located in
the suburbs Of the city. Tomorrow they
will be placed at work on the sewerage
system.
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none to ION Co-onerative COLONY.

Chicago Nov. 5.-Thirty-four families
left Pullman yesterday for Hiawatha,
Kan, to join the new cooperative colony
there. They included a number of first
class mechanics, former employees in the
Pullman ShOnS.
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st. Asaph Nov. 5-There will be no races
here until Wednesday.
Narragansett, r. I, Nov.5.-The races
were postponed until tomorrow on &C
count of rain and heavy track.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06
LUCKY
DISCOVERY.

A lady in passing our store was attracted by
our display in each OF our windows, came in
and left her order with US, and found she had
saved just soc on her small purchase. If we
can save her so cents on small purchase, why
can't we save you several dollars on a large
purchase? Try US and see.
JOHN I. EVANS s. CO.,
40 CyonoreaS straaf
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KILLED ON A DUMMY CAR.
A White WOman Of Pensacola Meets {
Violent Death.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 5.-AIrs. Conway,
white woman, was run over and in
stantly killed by a train on the dummy
line this afternoon. The conductor and
engineer have been arrested, as it is
thought her death was caused by their
neglect. She was at one time quite
wealthy, and some of the most prominent
people Of the city are related to her.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

Raleigh. n. c.. Nov. Sat meeting Of
the directors of the Citizens National
Bank of this city to-day. Cashier Joseph
C. Brown was elected president to sue
coed the late William j. Hawkins. Henry
Litchford. who has formerly been teller,
becomes cashier.
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me HARDWARE STORE.

Hardware and stove, OF Every Kind at
Love I & LattinOre's on Congress st.
All parties in search of Hardware and
Stoves of any description VIII ind Low
ell d Lattimore,s, los and loo Congress
line. They are agents and sole dealers IN
Savannah Tor numbers CT the best quail
ity Stoves, Ranges, etc, that are in this
market
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FUNERAL NY TAI ONS.

CAN lG.-g he friends and a ,quaintance Of
Mr.. and Mrs. hon as Cnnty are respec fully
IN ed to attend the fun a OF MI homSs
{ auty, from his late residence, No II Indian
street, at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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n ETNes.

III MO-
ALPHA LODGE No. /.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Free
maSons.
The regular meeting of this Lodge will be
held at the Masonic Temple THIS tuesday
l.. y LNINLr at 6 o'ulocE.
The Fourth and / fifth Degrees VIII be con
ferred.
JOHN S. HAINES, Secretary.
Il. p. o, ELHS.
regular meeting Of this lodge will be held
THIS EVENING at o'clock. Lyons Block.
7. F. THOMSON, E. R.
w. F.. GCCOLLUM. Secretary.
HOMESEEKERS MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION.
The forty third regu ar meeting OF the
Honeseekers Mutual Loan Association will
he held at the offile OF the treasurer, corner
Of Whitaker and 1T. Julian streets, THIS
EVENLNG at 8 o'clo K.
w. G. CANN, President.
W. b. STUBBs. Secretary.
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SPE lei MOI cES.
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SLGGESS
sELF-RIsING BUCKwHIAr.

SELF-RISING BUCKWHE AT.
We are now putting up Success Self
Rising Buckwheat. which you can obtain
from any grocer at the following prices:
115-poUnd package. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3-pound package. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6-pound package.
THIS BUCKWHEAT OF OURS
Is not to be compared with the mongrel
kind that you are told your grandpa
rents used. Ours is the only Self Rising
Buckwheat on the market in which you
can see the buckwheat without the aid of
a microscope.
LONGFELLow SAYS:
Thine will teach thee soon the truth;
There are no birds in last years nests"
We did not cater to your grandparents,
but we are here to cater to you by giVins
you the best value that your money can
obtain. If you want to feel the joyful
satisfaction that comes from eating the
best buckwheat cakes you viii see that
they are made from Success Self-Rising
BuckWheat.
MoREHOUsE MFG CO.,
Manufacturers Of Success Self Rising
Flour and Buckwheat.
ERUI1.
Fancy GIN Flower or Lady Finger Apples
SC quart.
Fancy New York Fippins SC quart
Fancy Large Grape Fruit SC each.
Sweet Florida Oranges 1Oc dozen.
Fancy New Dried Figs iso pound
ASK to see our Eaisins IOc, 3 pounds for 25c.
Fine Currants 70, pounds for CSC.
Citrou, extra line, I5c pound.
Try our ice Candy. 1t will please you.
New Jams I5c Per can. Just in; try it.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSN,
George 5. Van Horne.
PONCE DE LION SALOON,
BULL STREET
Under Old Masonic Eam,
During the election returns TO night will servo
tie famous
TIvOLI BEER
Drawn Cold from tho Wood
NOTICE.
All bills against the British steamship
Lisnacrieve, Lawson. mister, must 10 pre-
sentcd at our o1ive ty uoon this day or pay
j. L. MINIS s Co.
Consignees.
THE SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS
CLUB
VIII have q special wire in its Club House for
the reception Of al election returns Tuesday
even n, Noy. 9, io9i.
GEO I. CANN,
Chat. man House Committee.
NIL OK MOATON.
Direct wire and fun returns OF election at
Pulaski Eouse Cafe. A fine lunch will he
served an invited.
CIlAs. T. GRAHAM, Proprietor
Ia. l.. A. tALLlGANT,
- homeopathic
once and Residence is South Broad Street.
Savannah. ca