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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
MoRE mILLs FoR rHE soUTH.
a New Hampshire Company Turns It's
Eyes on the South.

Nashua. n H., Jan 13.-The southern
movement Of cotton industries, which has
affected Massachusetts, is also felt IN
New Hampshire On Tuesday Represen-
tative Thurber of this city will introduce
a bill in the Legislature at Concord similar
TO those introduced in Massachusetts in
the interest of the Lowell mills Mr.
Thurber's bill is in the interest of the
jackson and Nashua Manufacturing Com
pany of Nashua. II will ask that tho
jackson company be given the right TO in
crease it's capital stock from 100000 to
81 300 900. and that the Nashua company
be allowed to increase from 81 100000 to
$1,000 900. The bill also asks the right
TO build mills in any state in the United
States. These companies have been man
facturers of heavy goods that have come
i'm competition with southern mills 1t IS
understood that with the additional cap
ital mills are to be at once built in the
south to manufacture sheetngs. etc The
Jackson manufactures Indian Head stand
ard sheetings, which lead the market of
the work as a standard. The cost Of
manufacture in the south has led to the
determination 10 suspend further opera
tions in this line here. The mills here
win change their product to finer ones
The mills are virtually under one owner
ship, and when the action of their officials
is made public it will create considerable
excitement in the Merrimac river valley.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
RUssIA's NEW YEARS DAY.
The Day Noteworthy for the Distribu-
ton of HonorB.

81. Petersburg. Jan. 13.-Thls was New
Years day according to the Russian cal
endar and was noteworthy in official cir
cles for the distribution Of the usual
New Year honors
NJ. Bunge. president Of the committee
OF ministers. received the decoration Of
the order Of ST. Vladimir OF the nrst-class.
Ia a special rescrlpt the car spoke warm
~ Of the sincerity and wisdom with which
NJ. Bunge had fulfilled his duties.
Gen. VannaWsky, war minister, re-
ceived the decoration Of the order Of st.
Andrew, and in an imperial rescript, was
congratulated upon his zeal IN perfect
ing the efficiency Of the gallant army. the
best guarantee Of the peace of Europe"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
TROLLEY LINES TO BE TIED UP.
The Men on the Brooklyn Lines to
Strike This Morning.

Brookln, y. Y, Jan, lS.-That the Brook
lyn trolley lines viii be tied up is now
pretty certain, but just exactly when is
the question. From what can be learned
from the men and the few leaders seen.
the tie-up win. in all probability take place
tomorrow morning at O'Clock The con-
ference held with President Lewis by
the executive board Of district assem-
bly, No. 75 yesterday afternoon. in which
the president refused every concession.
had the effect Of making the trolley men
more determined than ever to tie up the
railroads. Several local assemblies mot
last night, the outcome being that the
men were all in favor of a tic-up. As
the company offered no concession. the
men said there was nothing to do but
strike. The executive board will not orr
der the strike, but viii act MS ~ the men
have already ordered il by their votes.
The board viii pass word along the line
that there is no compromise and the con-
ductors and motormen VIII DO the rest
District assembly 75 held meeting to-
might behind closed doGrs. After the
meeting Master Workman Connolly said
that the tie up would be called between 4
and o'clock Tomorrow morning. All the
the exception of the Jay and Smith
street lines. The master workman said
that the executive committee had decided
by a vote to allow Mr. Slocum, the presl-
dent of the last named road, until Q o'clock
tomorrow morning 10 accede to their de-
mands il he then refused a strike would
be ordered on his road.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
HAVRRHILL's BIG STRIKE.
Property Owners and Tradesmen Be.
coming Alarmed.

Haverhill, Mass, Jan. 13-The labor
by the vote Of the different unions to
hold joint meetings Of cutters, lasters,
and bottomers in order to form some
new plan for advancing the interests OF
the strikers. All feel that very little has
been accomplished yet, and that to win
the victory a combined effort is needed.
This effort win be pushed with all the
force that can be employed. Several
ministers in the city referred to the con-
diton Of local labor affairs to-day, and
stated that the situation was grave.
The real estate owners are beginning
to be alarmed, and trade generally is
beginning to feel the pinch. There must
be a great deal of suffering in the city
If the strike is prolonged for month.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
FORCED LEAPS FROM FIRE.
Three Women Have Narrow Escapes in
Burning Buildings.

One OF the Trio Has an Arm and an
Ankle Broken in Jumping From a
Window-Another Rushes Into the
Street With Her Clothing in Flames,
But Escapes Fatal Injuries The
Whole business Portion of Bradford
Threatened With Destruction by the
Fire.
bradford, Pa, Jan. l3 This morning
at 6:i5 o'clock this city was visited by "a
very destructive fire, which started I'm
the sheehan house at % Mechanic street
a blizzard was blowing. and the wealth
er was intensely cold. The hremon were
greatly Handicapped IN fighting the flames.
Miss Mary Callahan leaped from the
second story Of the Sheehan house and
escaped with a broken ankle and arm.
Mary Dorine had similar experience,
barring the broken bones.
Mrs. McQuiston. residing over Smiths
grocery, rushed down the stairs TO Main
street with her clothing on fire. The
flames We're quickly extinguished. She
win recover.
Many hremen had their hands and ears
frozen. Robert Sisco had his hands and
feet so badly frozen that he IS in a seri-
Gus condition.
Tor time the business portion of the
town was threatened with destruction.
but good work on the part of the fire de-
partment confined the blaze TO one section
Of II.
The total loss win reach s15o0OO. Two
thirds is insured.
Among the heaviest losers are smith
Bros, grocers. $4,000; Rothstein q Lipp-
man, tewelry, $4,000. =. Nusham build
iugs, $4,000; d. r. Rosenberg. building,
$4,000; Nusbaum * Stelnberger, groccrs,
con O0o
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
NEW JERSEYS sENAToRsH1P.
Gen. Seweu to be Nominated on the
First or Second Ballot.

Trenton, N. j., Jan. 1S.-The joint eau
Gus for United States senator, 1T is eX-
pected. will be held tomorrow night, and
the common belief is that Gen. William J.
seweu of Camden VIII receive the noml-
nation on the second, if not on the first.
ballot. His friends claim for him 81
out of the 70 votes. ana credit his only
antagonist, Franklin Murphy of Essex.
with Is votes, the other four to be scat
tering
An exciting time is anticipated. Every
hotel room in the city has been engaged.
Gen. Sewell viii hold forth at the Tren-
ton house and Mr. Murphy at tho Wind
sor. The Seweu Association Of Camden
are coming on with banners and music,
and on their account alone over 100 ex-
ira bartenders will get employment for
the night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
FELL MIRO THE ST. JOHNS.
A Descent With a Parachute Nearly
Costs a Woman Her Life.

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. l3.-Virgie Nc
Cardell, woman aeronaut, In a balloon
ascension this afternoon came near los
ing her life by her parachute falling into
the ST. Johns river after her leap from
the clouds. a strong breeze was blowing
and her fan was fully 800 yards from the
point OF ascension. The balloon was per-
haps 200 feet in midar when Miss Nc
CardcH essayed her parachute leap. The
water was bitterly cold and the aeronaut
was nearly exhausted when rescued by a
boat from the shore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
EURoPE's TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
Negotiations for a Renewal of the Trea-
ties TO Begin This Year.

London. Jan 13.-The Daily News cor
respondent in Vienna, says: THE triple
alliance treaties viii end in 1896. ana ne
eotations for their renewal viii be car
rled on this year. Italy wishes to have
her military obligations lghtened and
doubles her wish viii be granted EN-
peror william VIII meet King Humbert
in the spring or autumn, when the ar
raneement VIII be made. II is almost
certain that the ear, Emperor William
and Emperor Franz Joseph will meet this
YEAR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
CHEERS FOR CRIsPI.
Popular Demonstrations Of Confidence
in Naples ana the Piedmont.

Rome. Jan. 13.-Premier Crispi arrived
here this morning He left Naples for
Rome last evening four hours after his
daughters marriage. Crowds surrounded
the Naples railroad station and cheered
him incessantly from the moment his
carriage came in sight until his train
went. Three hundred popular societies
in Naples presented 10 the premier ad-
draesas of confidence In Piedmont many
C,.ssni meetings were held to-day and
some 200 deputies spoke in defense Of the
premier. All the speakers censured eN-
Premier Giolitti for having manutactured
4 scandal for the sole purpose OF running
Premier Crispi politically.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
FIRE ON A RIVER FRONT.
Ferry and Railroad Property Burned at
South Jacksonville.

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. 13.-Fire at 2
O'Clock this morning destroyed at South
Jacksonville the Jacksonville Ferry Com
pany's slip and shed, the ferry boat Ba-
enswood. four fiat cars, one locomotive,
and two coaches of the Jacksonville, May
port and Pablo railroad
Several ears loaded with lumber and
shingles, and the wharf and warehouse
of the jacksonville. st. Augustine and In
dian River railroad were also burned,
with a lighter loaded with shingles.
grocery store was also consumed
with its entire stock.
The loss is $4,000. The insurance is in
significant in amount.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
HANGED FOR RoBBINa A STORE.
a Friend of the Victim Cuts Him Down
in Time to Save His Life.

Lebanon, No. Jan. 13.-Word reached
here last night OF the hanging Of Reuben
Garner by a mob Of indignant neighbors
in Dalls county, Thursday. Garner was
accused Of robblng the store of Hunt &
Fowler at Celt Postofice. Last night
ten or twelve men took him out, strung
him up to a tree and left him suspended,
his feet a short distance from the ground
But friend Of Gamers. who was pres
ent when the party called for him. follow
ed the would-be lynchers and no sooner
had they left their victim when he was
there to rescue him. and speedily cutting
the rope. he succeeded, after vigorous ef-
forts, in resuscitating Garner, who has
since left the neighborhood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
cRrsIs oF TEE LIBERALs.
Grave Reverses Predicted if Plural Vot-
ing is Not Abolished.

London. Jan. 13-The annual report Of
the National Liberal Federation was given
ont Yesterday. It contains this statement
REGARDING the issues in The next election:
..1=plass p bin be passed before the gen
a.ol election. abolishins plural voting and
.torfanine the period of qualification to
tt,.se months. grave reverses await the
IibaraIs in the election which is 70 de-
+ernoine whether the lords shan longer
override the commons
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
Railroad shopa CIoaed.

Connellsville, Pa. Jan. 13.-Yesterdsy
orders were received from the general
managers office Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to close the company's
shops at this place until Feb. !. The cause
for the suspension is a general curtail-
ment Of expenses all along the Baltimore
and Ohio system. Five hundred men are
affected by the order.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
BILL COOK BAaaED.
The Indian Territory Desperate Cap
tured at Last

New York. Jan. 13.-A special from
Santa Fe, n. NJ, says: Marshal Han
received a telegram yesterday from Dep
uty Marshal c. c. Perry, dated Fort
stanton, reading: Captured Bin Cook Of
Oklahoma territory this morning. VIII
take him from here to Roswell, thence
to Oklahoma territory
Cook is the leader Of the band that has
been terrorizing the Indian territory for
the last few months. and there is a heavy
reward offered for his capture, dead or
alive
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14


Count Munster will sr-,s.1 -, .,. -.
with the question V-bsfs.s,. ri- .,t-ti... ~
tenahle under sIcb rfro---,s-s,,,.s - ,t-o
emperor acts in harmon- v-i-b -,,.,i.
opinion fin Germany 81 vii .i,,-
bassator 20 retire ana h, ..s5. 49, 80
journals persist i'm artarLiDe +1.s ..,,,as
sy. viii leave the post ,age.+
The general feeling e,-,.-s.s-7 7.,;f,- 80.
the German rress he go u.
should be returned to raris ,rtti ,Ss
French government ebr,,.s {ts ,,fIt.-
and power to prevent tha ,,,.s- -..s-..i...,
against the embassy tn T-o-I-5s.4-,
Zeitung saws .ya do ro+ do,,t+ .-.
seriousness of the French s.,,,..,.,-o-..
desire to maintain good r+la+tors Nil,
Germany. but il is raeassor,, =, ~.
maud emphaticauv that the psrso,, IF tt,..
German ambassador he i-e-t ,.+ - ~
game OF French scandal ana r,oIiti.s,
A WASHINGTON disuatat r.-o,t-4 tt,i-
week that GERMANY ba7 r.r,,sl4 J., Fl i1,
the independents iueuecriou ar e-,iars,+s
at German ports. Areor5ira -o of5.,-sis
here the dispatch referred ~ am i7ef1,ot
TWO years ola. The I-nira1 cta+es 7rori,.
hospital men came 70 Frarnbt1-.- dl-r.,s .r.
epidemic to prevent the er-.bar,sa+f1, or
cholera Infected na.-ors AZ +bs,. ~ ,,.+
have what the AUTHORITIES dae-neI --ora~
credentials from the WASHINGTON cavern
ment. they were NOT parr7i+tr7 4, s-r.e,..
wise emigration 10 the United States Tbav
also got into trouble with The I-nite4
States consuls. and. after conrnuni.at Ian
between the foreign office and American
legation. We're recalled. No Question CON
cerninE them has arisen since tben h, qr,,-
form. There are no United States iuspec-
tors at present at anv German mort but
Germany has not taken a. stem 10 5iscoiir-
age inspection.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
FIRE AT A SILK FACTORY.
The Machine Shops and Drying and
Engine Rooms Burned.

Manchester. Conn. Jan. 13.-This after
noon at o'clock fire was discovered in
the machine shops at Cheney Bros SILK
mills. at South Manchester. It's origin IS
unknown. The machine shop and drying
and engine rooms were burned out The
loss is estimated at from $50, 90 to $751; 900,
fully insured.
During the fire Gordon Dunn fell from
the roof of the building and had his thigh
broken and skull fractured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
Want the suez Canal Renamed.

Paris, Jan. 13.--President Guichard, Of
the Suez canal board, started from Mar
seilles for Cairo yesterday 70 lay before
the khediVe a proposal 10 rename the
canal after its constructor, the late Count
Ferdinand dc Lesseps.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
~. vassoIs Lost with All Hands.

London. Jan. 13-The br-gant-ne. Balsay
a-.5izad off Sunderland this morning, and
All if' her crew were drowned .,-,,. ~.
d re- bark Colombia sank last night az
80. NOUN of the Humber. All aboard
The Columbia has crew OF nine men
she was an Italian bark.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
Frozen to Death ia His Wagon.

Augusta. Ga. Jan. 13.-Guy Harden, for
mcrly station agent on the Georgia road,
at Sawdust was found this morning
frozen TO death He left Augusta Satur-
day night, driving home Ia a wagon. The
team went direct TO his house, and he was
found IN the wagon dead.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14
Hotel and a Club AbIaze.

Quebec. Jan. 13.-The Victoria hotel and
ST. Georges Club were badly damaged by
fire early this morning. Seventy guests
were aroused, and escaped ia their night
clothes. The loss is $4,000; fully insured
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14

Asheville n. c.. Jan. 13.-There is no
announcement in Miss Stevenson condi-
ton although there has been no material
change for some days.
The Lamar register., 1895-02-23

The Sparks last week attacked
the city council and claimed to
have almost the entire town on its
side. This week it meekly drops out
of the fight and says it can't see why
the editor of the Sparks should mix
in the water works question Every
one will agree with it in this last
statement.
The Lamar register., 1895-02-23
Notice..
statement.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the firm
name Of Coolidge x Young has been dis
solved by mutual consent. All further
transactions will be carried on by @. N.
Young, he assuming all obligations from
date Of this notice.
FRED COOLIDGE.
G. n. YoUNG.
Eahuorv ~ 1907
The Lamar register., 1895-02-23
TRrsrEEs sALE

yrrHEREAs Bernhard Ratglaf and Anna
w Ratzlah, his wife, did by their certain
deed OF trust, dated on the trst day OF July \.
D.. lssl. recorded ON the twenty seventh day OF
Januars. \. D.. ls9o, in book Is AZ page 81 of the
records OF ProWers county. Colorado, convey to
Anthony II. Hsbcr. trustee, certain real estate
situate in Pruwers county. Colorado. described
a. follows, to-w1it: The northwest quarter NJ
Of section thirty-thrcc i;sl. township twenty
two iezi, south Of range fortythree li3l, west of
the 9Th principal meridian. and containing l6O
acres. more or less said deed of trust being
mads 20 secure the payment Of one certain prom
issory note. payable to the order Of the American
Aortgage Trust company, q Meade Center,
dollars $50 with interest coupons attached.
given hy the said Bernhard Ratzlsff and Anna
WaGasGs. 1t ia provided by said deed of trust
that II the said principal note. or any of the in
tercst coupons. be not paid for period OF thirty
days after the same shall become due, then tile
whole OF tho said principal note and the interest
thereon, may. at the option OF the legal holder
thereof. become due and payable. and
WaEnEAs. Ii j. in said deed OF trust further
provided, that in the case of the death, rcsigna-
tiou. removal absence. refusal. failure or in
trustee a. aforesaid, the then sheriff Of Prowers
county, Colorado. shall and is appointed and
made successor in trust. with full power anp
authority 70 act n trustes aforesaid, and
NHEEEAs, The said Anthony H. Heber is alb
sent ard unable to act, and has refused and
failed to act a trustee aforesaid. and
NHEKEkS Default for the period OF thirty
days has been made In the payment OF one in
teTest coupon and also prineipai note, falling
due on the first day Of July. A. D.. 1sat and the
Legal holder Of said note, and interest coupon,
l,az elected 20 declare the whole amount secured
hy tile said note aud the interest thereon TO the
siay Of sale. due and payable.
Now, therefore, |. J. Q. Hagerruan, sheriff of
ProwerS county, Colorado successor in trust,
will at the request Of the legal holder of the
said note and interest coupon. and in accord
ance with the terms OF the snid deed Of trust;
proceed to sell the hereinberore described real
estate at public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash at the front door of the court
house in the city of Lamar, county OF Pr9wers,
state of Colorado on the thirteenth day OF
March, A. D.. 1856, between the hours OF nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and five o'clock IN the
by The said deed OF trust secured liens, expenses
and costs OF executing this trust
J. O. HA6ERMAN,
Sheriff of Prowers County, Colorado,
Successor in Trust.
The Lamar register., 1895-02-23

r Allen Thompson, r. L. Hassler. ].
5. Mcclung and Theo Dickinson
were Granada visitors at the county
seat this week.
Judge W r. Davis spent several
days with old friends in Lamar this
week. He is travelling for the Den
yer Republican now.
= l. Writ Markham and A n. Par
rish were in Granada this week look
ing after their real estate interests in
the east end Of the county.
~. II. Uden, western manager for
the Lombard Investment Co, was in
Lamar several days this week look
ing after the company's interests
here.
A II. Greisa, proprietor of the
kansrs Home Nursery at Lawrence,
Kan, was looking over Prcwers
county this week in company with
his local agent, j. o. Stream.
The revival meetings at the VI. Z.
Church have beea very successful
and are constantly increasing in in
terest Meetings every night next
week. Bible readings each afternoon
at 3 p. m. DIR. RAIDER viii be pres
cnt next week and remain over Sun
day.
& Several OF our local real estate
owners have recently purchased resi-
dence houses IN Wilde, Springfield
and Villas and are moving them up
here. Any Kind Of house will rent
FOR a good figure in Lamar now.
The building boom of last fall is
likely to continue all this year.
Rey. Strea,or delivered patri
o;ic sermon last night at the Chris
tian Church on the Flying Eagle,
America, or the United States in
Prophecy 1t was mastery pre-
sentation OF this interesting subject.
Tonight be will continue the theme
with especial reference to scripture
delineations Of our form of govern
ment The subject for Sunday morn
ing will be THE Three Dispensa-
tons Sunday evening, The Two
Covenants, with especial attention
to the Sabbath question. These ser
mons will all be illustrated by an
elaborate chart on The order Of the
The Lamar register., 1895-02-23
srocKHoLpERs MEETING.

rEHE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Bed Rock Mutual Ditch Company, will be
held AT the Secretary $ office in Lamar Colo, on
Monday. Aprtl I. l-!ti. at p. m. at which meet
ing there will be electe! a board of directors
for tho ensueins; year, and tho question of so
amending the Articles Of Incorporation to
reduce the namher OF directors viii be sub
mittcd to the stockholders.
ID. Z. CoopER,
Secetary.
The Lamar register., 1895-02-23
LOCALS.

Lo0ALS-
Dr. F, P. Gregory is in town this
ihs. week
l. ". Keil was in town several
dlys this week
Mr.. John Craig. Of Carlton, was in
tosu on Tuesday.
SEE Irsin's ..cAa't Zip" seainles<
sass. for men aud bogs.
D.ul iail to a,iead the grand con
ee1 next Friday evening.
JF. Curry is in Kansas visiting
viih relatives and friends.
Going like hot cakes, What: :
Tickets 10 the grand concert.
<cN. Young. the Plum creek sheep
naa. was Lamar visitor on Thurs
dsy
The lower room Of the RrgIsrEn
baiiding IS being fitted up Tor an
opsra house.
First appearance of the Beethoven
tho at the J. H. DAVIS concert next
Friday evening.
Mr. Win DAVIS will play ~Reeol-
lections Of Home" winch alone viii
be worth the price OF admission
Sheriff Hagernan was in the east
end serving subponas in larceny
case on Wednesday and Thursday.
II you want to get the best fruit,
ornamental and forest trees at rea-
sonable prices you should see j. o.
Stream.
Miss Alice Davis is an eminent
musician, and to hear her alone Is
well worth the small admission fee
to the concert.
Hear the celebrated cornet duet,
The Friendly Rivals" at Opera
house next Friday evening by J. II.
aud W. Davis.
The Odd Fellows gave social at
the lodge room last Tuesday night
A number of the members OF the
order and their families were pres
ent.
= Russell Coates has bought house
and put it on his lots just west OF
Main street. As he refuses to be IN
terviewed on the subject. we leave HIM
to the tender mercies of the Anti-
Racket society.
The Lamar register., 1895-02-23
Lost.

A Wesley college pin and an oxidized
silver cane head. Finder will please re-
turn to this office and receive reward
The Lamar register., 1895-02-23

FEBRUARY %, 1895.