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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-24


FOR SALE. TWO HUNDRED III N
barrels, iu first class condition at fhc For
est city Bakery. corner Whitaker ami
South Broad street lame.
ELECTION. ELECTION. THOSE
voting houses in The park extension VIII
Re sold at hulf cost Apply at go Com
aress street. can az once.
PURE JERSEY MILK FOR SALE AT
t3 Henry street.
FOR SALE. ONE LARGE SIZE HER
riug and one medium HAN fire proof
safes Address Safes. This Office.
FOR SALE. AT HAENON'S STABLE.
nne combination horse. also dog cart
and harness.
UNREpEEMED WATCHES. JEWEL
rs. organs. bicycles. clothing. very cheap
Arthur peutsch. Pawnbroker. Congress
street. next 10 Solomou's drug store.
CYPRESS SHINGLES FOR TYBEE
and other coast points. last longer ana are
cheaper, boats can load at mill. prices
are reduced to s.. % and 81 so per thousand.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
FOR SALE. LOT s. DECKER TYTH-
ing, Heathcote ward, on the north side OF
iroughton street. between Whitaker aud
Barnard streets, property now occupied
by Garfunltle A. Sons and Savannah Shoe
Factory. For terms apply TO George w
Owens Attorney ot Law. l2i Bryan
street.
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The Jury Unable TO Agree on a Verdict
IN ths L[orLhrun CO.


-17 Jury Unable to Agree on q Verdict
in She Northrup Case.
-kzonviIe, Fla, Jan 23.-After eight
trial in the United States court of
.ae sjectment suit Of Harry Picl.uey
.ol hrup and Emily C. Nortrup Of New
1ors s. Henry Nj. FlagleT, the STANDARD
D- millionaire, the case ended this after
'7n in a mistrial. The jury of nine
ana three colored men failed to
a7i5e upon a verdict. The jury retired at
r. m, Yesterday and was giver dinner
az 2. m. yesterday and then locked in
Tie room and Kept there until p. m. to-
1eys without supper or breakfast or beds.
A That hour Judge Locke sent for them
come into court and on taking their
seats the judge asked if they had agreed
231 verdict and they said they had not
1-i believed il impossible to do so. After
.l-S them information and urging them
make further effort to agree, he sent
.t7a Jack into the jury room for half
-3lr - p. m. they returned and
-,eI still no agreement ana were dis
1 They stood ten in favor of the
iant and two for the plaintiff The
one Of ejectment and the proper
Vowed was land in 81. Angus tine,
--- at about S3S,Q0o, the site of the
depot being q portion of It.
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LOUISE ANp sIoREs FoR al

FOR RENT FLORIDA HOUSE. 1rr
Braaentou street. 1s rooms. reu1lsIei.
painted and rapered throuEho1t. uo--
SION immediately Apply Albert Willy.
l-l Bryan street
FoE RENT. THE FOUR-srOEy
brick iwUua. 10 Jones street. second
door west 81 Whitaker. All couFenisu-.s
ANA tN seoi order. one of the best l1eI-
lions in ,he cIty. g. ID Remshart.
no NEW HOUSTON STREET FOR
rent Newly built. ala modern Improve
ments. Speaking tubes. electric lights. etc.
Apply li2 New Houston street or Appel s.
SchauI
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, SMALL TWO STORY
house, five TO seven rooms, with all mod
ern conveniences; must be I'm good loca-
ton, and rent moderate. Address, stating
terms and location, Box %, Morning
News office.
WANTED, TO PURCHASE HOUSE
for cash; must be between CASTOR and
York, barnard and Abercorn streets. Adj
dress II. S., this office.
WANTED, FIVE HUNDRED DOL
lars; best security VIII pay a very hign
rate interest Borrower. News office.
MONEY TO LEND, FROM ONE TO
five years first mortgage on Savanna h g
business property two on Savannah
homes; three on Chatham county improved
farms. No loan less than 500 Address
Easy Loan, Box Y, Morning News.
WANTED, TO BUY A MULE. APPLY
". ]. Alien, President and Reynolds
streets
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EXPoIlrS.

Per italian bark Teresa O1ivari, for Tag
anrog- 1864 bbls rosin, valued at $4,000,
S. =. ShOtter Co
Per steamship Chattahoochee for New
NorS-27 bales upland cotton, 58S bales
sea island cotton, 81 bales domestics and
yarns l6 casks clay, 1915 bbs rosn, 81
bbls spirits turpentine $1,000 shingles, 500
sacks cotton seed ashes, 8 turtles, "A
bhls fish, 1851 boxes fruit, boxes vegeta-
bles 29S hbls cotton seed oil, Z bales lin
ters 1g5 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Dessoug, for Philadel-
phia-100 bales upland cotton, 40 bales
g cars scrap iron, 44l bbls rosn, bbls
rosl Oil, l15 bbls spirits turpentne. 1900
feet lumber 81 casks clay. Is bales pal
3f4 boxes fruit bbls vegetables, 70 bbls
pitch 53J tons pig iron, 237 pkgs mdse.
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MAesEY sUEs TuE PILor.
He Asks $50, GOO Damages on Account
Of Sam Smalps Charges.

He Asks $50, GOO Damages on Account
Of Sam smalps Charges.
Norfolk, Va, Jan, 2s.-suit was entered
to-day in the circuit court of the city
of Norfolk by Hon. John T. Massey
superintendent of education of Virginia,
against the Norfolk Pilot a prohibition
newspaper, Sam w. Small its editor
the directors of the company, and r. T.
Byrd a lawyer of Winchester. Va, for
libel. The sum named is $4,000
This suit is the result Of the charge
made by the Pilot that Mr. Massey was
brbed by the American Book Company
to secure that company's contracts with
the state Of Virginia for furnishing
books to the public school children. The
leading counsel for Mr.. Massey are Al
fred j. Thorn and Judge John Nicely of
Norfolk. The notice Of suit was filed this
afternoon, and the processes made re-
turnable to first rules IN February.
The charges made by the Pilot affect
Gov O'Ferral, and the Hon. r. Taylor
Scott attorney general of the state, who
are, with Mr.. Massey, the board of edu-
cation which gives out the contracts
The trial of the case which promises to
be a celebrated one, will be watched by
the people Of Virginia and of the entire
country with great interest.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central railroad, Jan. 23-1, 563 bales
Gotten j car corn, 2 cars meat, car coal,
Is cars wood, ] car lumber, /, steam en-
CINE, 95l bbls rosin, - bbls spirits .tur-
rentina 50 casks clay, 1923 pl1gs mdse.
road. Jan. Do cars -four, cars bran, /
car corn, cars grain, j car slate, 6
cars wood, 1877 bbls naval stores, II cars
cross ties, 647 bales cotton, y cars m1se
Per Savannah, Florida and Western,
Jan 81, COS bales cotton, 2997 boxes fruit,
bbs fruit, LIB bbls rosin, 1 car hay,
phate, 1 car cattle, 10 cars rock II cars
lumber, I car oats, cars wood ? cars
-four car corn, car cotton seed, Is cars
mdse 90 bdls hides
Per Charleston and. Savannah railroad,
Jan 23-l16 bales cotton, / car meal 2
cars corn, ] car cotton seed, 3 cars wood,
cars mdsc
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SAVED rRon LYNoHERs.
,wo Clayton County Negroes Rushed
TO Atlanta,

Two Clayton County Negroes Rushed
TO Atlanta.
Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 23.-Heyward Shank
and Henry TitweH, two negroes, were
brought here tonight to save them from
a Clayton county mob. They were ar
rested to-day in that county on suspi-
clon of having attempted to feloniously
assault two young women named Punk
EFT last Sunday night. Shank confessed
after his arrest that he and Titwell We're
the guilty parties. They were in the bed
chamber OF the sisters when they were
discovered and frightened off John HUE,
deputy sheriff of Clayton, learned that a
mob was being organized to lynch the
prisoners tonight. He hurried them to
the railroad, boarded a freight train, and
brought them TO Atlanta, where they will
remain till their trial.
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a 4o To l sHoT WINs.
Excelsior Shows the Talent That he
Isn't Cart Horse.

Isn't Cart Horse
New orleans, Jan. % Fully 4. 500 people
attended the races to-day ana witnessed
the running Of five good races. The
weather was clear ana the track good.
II was bad day for the talent as col
Inns in the first race was the only win
ming favorite.
The second race offered the surprise
of the day, when Excelsior. 40 to I shot.
won the race very handny The third
race furnished another surprise i'm Hode-
son, at 10 to !. taking the race almost at
the wire.
Alaquon and Bryan were the winners
in the last two events
Six races have been arranged for to-
morrow, which is the first of a series of
ladies' days.
Summaries of to-days races follow:
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF a mile,
selling. Collins, l0i Cdssin. even, won.
with Julia Arthur. l0G, Thorpe, 4 to i.
second and La Gniappe, 1Oi, H. Ward. z
to /. third. Time 1900
Second Race-One mile, selling. Excel
sior, III, j. Mcdonald, 40 to 1. won with
Francis Pope. III. Berger TO ., second
and Bcss McDud, 101, Thorpe, to 2,
third, Time 1A7la.
Third Race-Six furlongs Hodgson.
103 J. Hill, 10 to l, won. with Tramp, l06.
Turner, to J. second and Little Phil,
l06 Mayberry, s to !, third. Time 1.l7.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs handicap.
Maquon, 103, J. Hill 6 10 ], won, with
Black BAH, 106, Cassin, to 9, second and
Feedman, 1872 Leigh TO /, third. Time
lis.
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs Bryan,
107, Ward, 3 to ]. won. with Tippecanoe.
101 IT, Williams, 10 to4 secord and I'ul-
cher c., 100, Harold. s TO 8 third. Time
1:32.
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rRE1aHT CA K1LEAeE.
--.a-1za-ioE Of ths Rate in the South
east Under Consideration.

east L4AeA consideration.
=5-vIe. Fla. Jan. 13.-An i-,Dor-
meeting Of railroad officials was hels
lie S. James hotel to-day and To-
-- to- -ae purpose Of discussing The
-a-zaaon OF freight car mueages as
1rls the railroads Of the south Az
--o states.
L-e morning was taken Up in DISCUSSING
--s question. but no decision was arrived
-a5a. Those in attendance were. as FOL
vz. 2. s. Bowen, general manager o.
e South Carolina and Georgia. chair
-s-. C.. Gabbett. general manager sa-
1lllh, Augusta and lIontgouerv. ]. a.
ssa-y. general manager of the Atlantic
Coast Line, Alike Brown vice president
che Carolina 1udland Supt Brand
-t--=n-ent Georgia railroad; W. B
superintendent of the Atlanr.
81. -1rl1ai Supt. Willard cf the Charles
sumter ana Northern; j. Il. Grant
ntenaent Of the Sanford ana Sd
-5orrs; Supt. Glover, Of the Port
u and Augusta, It. a. Phillips. assis-
neIai manager of The Florida Cen
a-1 ninsular; r. IS. Gable. general
o. the Florida Southern. j. II
receiver OF the Jacksonville
AID Key. West. w. y. Coffin
,-1terIent Of the Jacksonville. Tarnra
and Key West. l.. S. Spencer. assists-r
H-ri-te ndcut Of the Jacksonville. Tar3na
-- Aes West, II. 5. Haines. vice DrssI-
G. tle savannah, Florida and West
+.-"a end j. TT. Johnston. Col
private secretary, who acted as
arg ~ the meeting
.E ,ears II was the custom all
the United States and Canada for
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WELP WANTED.


WANTED. A GOOD BREAD AND
cake baker; must he sober, steady man:
steady job, no uIeht work ID. II. Rich
ardson, Box lli, Quincy Fla.
CANVASSEB WANTED. no SELL
aluminium novelties. only FIRST class man.
with references, need apply. J.. ~ Cole.
2Dl12 Congress, between and j. M.
WANTED, A FIRST CLASS COOK.
Apply 81 Iiabersham street
WANTED RESPECTABLE WHITE
girl for houscWork and assist with small
washing can between 10 ana u a. M
l0l Jones street.
AGENTS WANTED; PRESERVING
salt, most important discovery known.
Sells on sight Indispensable to packers
and dairymeu. Preserves meat Sausage
milk, butter, fish, oysters, etc wholesome
and hcalthful For particulars address
Rtner Preserving Salt Company, Phila-
delphia.
WANTED. A YOUNG LADY, TO GIVE
exhibitions Of our chocolate Ia a gro
Gerry store in this city. Also travel r. de-
sired as exhibition VIII be given through
out the south Must understand the pre-
para ZION OF chocolate and be able 10 serve.
Good salary TO right party. Address ChOc-
olate, this office.
Statesmen TO SELL TO MER-
chants by sample, petit ledgcra. coupon
books and other Epecialues; side lines,
chance 20 build fine trade, large line
Model Mfg. Co, South Bend Ind
WANTED, A FEW PERSONS IN
each place 10 do writing. Send stamp
for $50 page book OF particulars j. Wood
bury IA w 4Zd street New York City
Statesmen. WE SEND SAMPLES.
allow liberal salary and expenses or com
mission to proper APPLICANTS. Staple seller,
three stores out of five will order Ad-
dress with stamp, Lock Box 42) New
York city
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HOUSES ANp JOE Eoa RENT.


STILL FOR RENT, SEVEN ROOM
cottage. IS Waldburg. between Abercorn
and DraytOn; newly renovated. Apply
next door.
FOR RENT, THAT OLD ESTABLISH
ed business stand on southeast corner
BrOughton and Drayton streets rent very
low. Apply 10 Peter Reilly. Is DraytOn
street.
FOR RENT, DWELLING, 200 MONT
Fomery street, immediate possession.
Apply TO Geo. W. Parish.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE SEVEN
room house; modern improvements; large
yard Apply 81 Anderson street
FOR RENT. THE HART HOUSE, No
214 Congress street, also the entire furn-
iture will be sold cheap. Apply to Il.
Kirkland, next door.
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MEMORANDA.

Charleston S. g. Jan. 23-Arrived,
Vile, proceeded Eew York
Cleared. schooner Emma j. Meyer, oil
iver New London.
Sailed. steomer Rowden, Hopkins, Jack
sonylle; steam yacht Amadis New
York
New Orleans. fan. 23-Arrived today.
bark Saturnus tGep, Rottger. for Lis
bon.
Cleared yesterday bark Bella Formi-
gosh tPOrD, Fcrriero. Oporto; steamship
Louisiana, eager New York; Hunelria.
lGer, Witt, for Hamburg, via Newport
News
Port Royal. Jan. 23-Arrived, schooner
Chas a. Valentine, from New York
Arrived I'D, steamer il. Paneras, from
Liverpool.
Sailed. steamship Nyassa, for Liverpool
via Newport News.
Sailed Bun River schooner James
Boyce. Jr. for Ellzabe Import. n. J.
Boston, Jan. 2I-Arrived, schooners Ed
ward s. Stearns, Norton, and
Rebecra T.. L2mdin, Raye, Port
Otello. and Anna Pendleton, for Bruins
wick; Frank Pratt. Lee, Charleston.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. N.-ArriVed, brig
Nareiro OPorD, Nelha, Maoahe; schooners
VIM. G. Tanner, Johnson. Boston; John
NJ. Moore, Doughty, Portsmouth. VIM.
Frederick, Jordan. New York, Naruna,
slower, Philadelphia.
Sailed steamer DunmOre Head G3D.
AUX, Liverpool; schooner S. q. Haskell
RICHARDSON, New York; Eyie 3. Hail,
Paul, New York.
Herman 3. Ogden, Sheppard, Savan-
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GEN. s. V. BENEr DEAD.
He Was Born at st. Augustine, But Left
There When l. Years Old.

St Augustine, Fla, Jan. 28.f-AIiss Isa-
belle Benet received message to-day, an
nouncing the death in Washington last
night Of her brother. Cen. Stephen V.
Benet, late chief OF ordnance, retired. Uni
ted States army, OF paralysis Of the brain
There are three members Of his family
living Miss Benet. living in the old house
in which he was born, in 1923, J. r. Benet
here, and Mrs. Teasdale of Palatka. The
widows sister, Mrs. Robert Rodes Stone,
formerly Miss Walker Of Richmond, Ky,
also lives here in winter. Gen. Benet was
taken from ST. Augustine when eleven
years old, and has returned only once
since that time, and that since his retire
ment in 1891. His mother was Jane Her
nandez, native Of st. Augustine
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From a Prominsnt Lady.

[ have not been able in two years tc
walk or stand without suffering great
pain. Since taking DR.. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir / can walk half mile without suf
ferlng the least inconvenience, Mrs. R H.
Bloodworth, Griffin, Ca.
Fifty cents and 81 at druggists.-ad.
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a Minister Writes:

After ten years Of great suffering from
Indigestion. with great nervous prostra-
ton, biliousness, disordered kidneys and
constipation 1 have been cured by Dr.
Mozleys Lemon Elixir, and am now
well man. Rev. c. c. Davis. Ed, NJ. E.
Church South, No. g Tatnan street, At
lanta Ca
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AFTER 3 COTTON MIL.
Albany Bound to Keep UP With the
Southern Boom.

Albany Ca, Jan. 23.-Along with other
southern cities Albany is moving in the
direction of building cotton factories,
and a meeting Of citizens looking to that
end is called for Friday night. The
movement is backed by all the leading
business men Of the city, headed by Col
f. L. Wight, and it is confidently be-
lived viii result in building a S150,O0O cot
ton mill here within the next twelve
months.
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ROOMS re RENT


A YOUNG MAN CAN RENT A COM
Portable room, private family. 1882 Tay-
lor street.
FOR RENT, HALF or SECOND
floor suitable for office. also G0-foot cellar.
Rent low to good tenant. Apply 6 Whta-
ker street
ELEGANT ROOMS ON THE FIRST
floor; large hall, third floor. IN Lyons
block Tohu T.vo
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Dougbertv,s store closed

Atlanta, Ca, Jan 22.-The store Of D.
II. Dougherty & CO., which went to the
wall yesterday was closed up to-day by
order OF the Clahin company Of New York
70 whom the transfers were made The
Stock will not be retaned, but will be
sold in bulk.
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HAS ON SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS.
Norfolk's Commerce Shows a Big Ad-
vance Over 1898.

vance over 1898.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 23.-The chamber Of
commerce Of this city has prepared com
parson of the receipts Of merchants dur
ing the year 1894, with those in 1898, and
the showing presents the following re-
markable increase in the articles named:
Lumber, 90l2,O 1s feet; hay. 22S8 tons; corn,
591, 1893 bushels; peanuts, 1929 bags; -four,
II, O32 barrels; beef. 100 barrels; meat. bulk.
5,236,172 pounds; lard. 1S9 tierces and 1858
cases; oil, (coaD 1884 barrels; fertilizers,
1883 tons; horses ana mules, 3,437 head;
cattle, 66l4 head; naval stores, $50 barrels;
eggs, S6l3 crates; Pocahontas coal. 28O 1877
tons; pig iron, 39,489 tons; coke, j, 221 tons;
tobacco, 100 tierces, and 65S77 packages
manufactured.
This official comparison indicates the
strides of Norfolk in its business develop
ment.
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NOTICE 70 MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic In
formation will be furnished masters of
vessels free of charge in United states
photographic ONCE in custom house.
Captains are requested to call at the
Office
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
For additional shipping news see other
columns.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug Doughty. Phnadel-
phid.
Bark Karlsten. Lingaard CNoD, Rot
tcrddm.
Bark Maenat CNor). Liverpool
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

New York Jan 23 Palmer
x Frost quote. Oranges. choice
lrghts. sound. uufroZeu. S5O5fi450. choice
r-ssc-s. S3.Juli55t- tanEeriuas SZ0lfI4 30,
manlarlus. A200U&00. grapefruit. $1,000
300, tomatoes. carriers. 81 WfTi51. small
boxes. zee sl25 bushel crates. S250fi3.Uo,
cucumhers. crate. $5.eQ601. beans. fancy.
$1,000 1900
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lOST

LOST a PACKAGE OF PAPERS on
AhcrCorn street 80 value but 20 owner
Reward II returned 60 No. 1 Congress
street
LOST AT WEDNESDAY, $ MATINEE,
a mink neck piece Reward DO left at Sol
onions & co. Bun street drug store.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. BY FAMILY or ADULTS.
three or four unfinished rooms Give
fun Information and price. Rooms, L.. d"
Morning News
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem. Real rs
tate Dealer. l29 York street. near Bull
street.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort and
Port Royal II. Medlock. Agent.
Steamer Kate, BeyiN, Augusta and way
laudlnss-W. T Gibson, Manager.
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steamship Basil BD. McFarlane. to
load naval stores for Europe-Patersou
Downing & co.
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DINNER SET SALE
CHEAP ADVERTISING,
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is words or more.
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD. Cash In Advance. each insertion
any hody who has any want % supply. any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modatous TO secure. indeed, any wish 10
gratlty should advcrtIse IN this column.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


WANTED. POSITION by AN EXPER-
fenced bookkeeper, best Of credentials. r..
II. NJ, caro- News.
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0kEIClAL.


city Of Savannah, Office Clorls Of Com-
ell, Savannah. Ca, Jan. a. lS95.-Thc fol
lowing applications TO retail liquor dur
ing tho year 1895 were granted al meeting
Of council Jan. l6, 1895, and same are pub
lshcd for Information.
i. r. RERARER.
Clcrk of lnumcII.
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United States Department Of Agricul-
ture, Weather Bureau savannah, Ga,
Jan. o. 10 p. m. Weather Synopsis-An
area of high pressure or severe cold wave,
ceuters north Of North Dakota. At s
o'clock D. M. Bismarck reported bar
ometer pressure of 3042 inches. with the
temperature % degrees below zero. Dur
ing Tuesday night the temperature at Bis
marcI fell to 30 degrees below zero. The
crest OF the cold wave viii probably move
southeastwdrd over the Upper Mississippi
valley ana lake region toward the Middle
Atlantic States.
The isotherm of 20 degrees extends from
Western Massachusetts southwestward to
Northern Maryland, thence westward to
Dodge City, Kan. North of this line in
tausely cold weather obtains.
An area OF low barometer aeuters some
distance off the New England coast. A
second low area centers ia Texas.
The weather is cloudy or partly so in
Northeastern Ohio Upper Michigan,
southwestern Alabama, Western Mis-
sissippl, Louisiana and Eastern Texas,
with rain falling at Galveston. Else
where it is generally clear.
p. II. Smyth
Observer
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7" II III u Ut
w street and 55iz Lum-
The Bossier banner., 1895-01-03
Is the Democratic Party Dead.

In reply to this question, Represen-
tative Holman, of Indiana, said:
"No, sir, it is not dead. It had
lived for hundred years and will
continue to live so long as popular
government exists. In time to come,
it may be changed or it may possibly
be reorganized, but its principles are
vital and imperishable, and it will be
alive when other parties have faded
from the memory of man." "Do you
think that the Democrats will be sue
cessful in the next election?" I have
no doubt of it. The Republican party
will be weaker two years from now,
probably, than at any time in its his.
tory. 1t may last few years longer,
but it is bound to go to pieces by the
close of the century. It will 60 out
OF existence as the Wing party did.
Its corner stones are protection and
a splendid government, which are
synonyms for public extravaganza"