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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
Petersburg, s; Lynchbure. IL.

PETERSBURG. June Lynch burg
won to-day's game by superior all
round playing, but the locals suffered
greatly from McLaughlin's umpiring.
Foreman was not in condition. although
the directors thought he did not try 10
pitch, and consequently suspended him
aud put him on the bench. q
Score II. II. e
Petersburg ......... 0 2 / 20 0-5 II &
Lynchbnrg ......... o 3 104I2 xii Is /
Batteries-Orth and Ferguson; Foreman n,
Clark and Gill.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
Cyclone In south Dakota.

SUMMIT, s. D., June IA cyclone
passed six miles ives OF here last night,
causing largo loss OF property, but mono
OF life. The house OF Peter Loudery
was wrecked, and man named Somers,
who was in it, WAS badly injured,
Robert Whitetoots building was de-
molished and injured by hying boards
Hans Olsen WAS seriously hurt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
AC1aky Man stops n Tra,n

SPRINGFIELD, Mo Juno 7.-Geo. W.
Hurlbus, an insane man on his way to
Virginia from KANSAS. delayed the
Memphis route train a. Ash Grove half
an hour last night by clumsy ATTEMPT
to hold 1t up. lie was captured sitter he
had made very hard fight with the
officers and is now 10 Jail
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
Three Men Killed.

BISMARCK, Mo-, June THE top OF
the Doe Run lead mine at Flat River
caved In to-day killing three men and
badly injurlng fourth. The dead are
Robert Pemborty. Robert Tabuyure and
John Decrous.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
FOuIPIaY Susnactad.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, juno w. f.
kronkey, wealthy building contract tor
OF this city. owning launch on Saledo
Creek, six miles out, and his wife were
found drowned in the creek to-day
They were reported missing yesterday
and are said to have gone fishing. Sus-
picious wounds on the mans head point
to murder. Both were good swimmers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
Hanged at Morrillton.

MoRRILLToN, Ark, Juno will
Downs, who assaulted Pauline Bride
baugh WAS hanged here to-day. He
mounted the scaffold with firm step
and spoke for several minutes stating
that he was guilty OF but part Of what
he was charged with.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
Richmond, 8; Portsmouth. ..

RICHMOND. Va. June Tho terrific
batting OF Tannehill won to days game
for Richmond. In the first inning he
drove out single that scored two men.
With two men on bases In the second
he sent the ball over the right field
fence for homo run. He repeated the
performance in the ninth. but no one
was on the bases at the time. Only
once before this season has the ball
been knocked over the fence at the
Richmond park. Both teams did some
ragged fielding, but Tannehill, Reed
Houseman, Berte and Fuller made f ne
plays.
Score r. H. K
Richmond . 8sOloOoO2-
Portsmouth ........ > o D | o. O. s S
Batteries-Knorr and Foster; Leach and Vet.
ter.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
National League Games,

NationRI League Games.
At Washington: ri n r
Washngton..... 1O1OO1 ~
oie'eiahd .'''...... O6 0 Dol 0x- SHl3 8
MISUNDERSTANDING, Mercer and MrCp,re
Young and thinner
AT Philadelphia: r. III z
Philadelphia. OH OOOO5 Ia
St. Louls..,.-...... o 061 120x-9 ~ 2
Batteries-Carscy, Clements and Grady: Brett
enstein and Peitz
At Baltimore: n III V
Dsitimore..... 3 041 O0ln-S Is \
ohlcago'........,. O3i 90 0 l 2-i0 10 Ne
Batteries issinger, Esper and Clarke. Gr,f.
fifth and Kittridgc.
At Boston: r. II
Boston b. ..........". 0lo0aoo0x-S s
Pittsburg .......... o 0 0 OK 81 7
Sugdcn.
At New York: r.. II. F..
New York......... ao2ooosoa-NS - i
Louisville.......... o0010 o. 3 IL :
Zahner.
At brooklyn: r. H. r
Cincinnati...... -. Oh O22l2 Go IS )
Spies.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
IN HONOR OF DEAD HEROES.
Impressive and Beautiful Scene
at Salem Yesterday.

The Confederate Memorial Services at
East Hill Cemetery-A Long Process
sion, Headed by n Brass Band, Go to
the Cemetery, Where. After Speeches,
the Soldiers Graves are Covered With
Flowers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
How the Clubs Stand.
Games Scheduled For To-day.

Games forfeited by Norfolk to Portsmouth
and Roanoke are included in above table.
Games Scheduled For To-day.
Roanoke at Norfolk; Lynchburg at
Petersburg; Portsmouth at Richmond.
Baseball Notes.
The games with Richmond will be
played in this city the frat half Of next
week. as originally scheduled. The
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
ROANOKE.
NORFOLK.
@Stahl batted for Farrell in tenth inning
RUNS BY INNINGS

Earned runs-Norfolk, .; Roanoke. e. Two
base hits-O'Hagan. Kelly. Pa1den, Viox 9, Nc
Cam ?, Three base hits-Paddcn. Bradley
Home runs-Kelly, Viox. Sacrifice hits--Colii-
hover, Herr. Stolen bases-Corcoran, McGann,
O'HaPan, Herr, Sherer. Double play-Corcoran
to Mccain to Collihower. Bases on balls-On
H HerI, on Mccain, &. HIT by pitched ball,
Passed balls-Geier. Wild pitchcs-McCann, 2.
Time of game-Two hours and i've inmates
ITmDIre- hall
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-08
THE WEATHER.

Forecnst for Virginia.: increasing
cloudiness; warmer; easterIy winds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
Welded ONLY TO BE WIDOWED
A BRIDEGROOM SHOT DEAD BY THE
FATHER OF HIS BRIDE.

The Marriage and Murder the sequel
TO a Long COurtship which the
Murderer Used Every Means 10
Freak Ollie Went so Far as 10
send His Daughter 20 an Insane
Asylum and Then TO Convent.
Love Triumphs Only 10 Fail Before
Hates Terrible Vengeance.
Des AIoines. Ia, Dec. Cavalier Scott,
a young business man, and Miss Clara
Dawson were married at o'clock this
afternoon by a justice Of the peace. Scott
went from the Office Of the justice TO the
home OF the girls father. S. r. Dawson,
and was shot dead by the father.
Nearly two years ago Scott and the
girl met and the friendship ripened into
love. The girls father forbade them to
see each other But as they persisted he
took the girl before the insanity commits
sion and gave testimony on the strength
of which she was found insane and sent
10 the asylum at Mount Pleasant. Scott
took steps TO secure her release, and at
last succeeded in proving that she was
sane. She was released. and her father
still bent on preventing the marriage,
took her to Chicago and placed her in
convent roI -S0AAAe A4AAAt HtAN ffeN1 ----e--'+N
10 communicate with Scott, but at last
got a letter to him. He went to Chicago
and induced the management Of the con-
vent to release the girl.
Then the father took her somewhere in
Ohio and placed her in a private school
She managed TO get away from there,
and her father brought her back to heO-
kuk and placed her in charge OF friends.
Scott went TO Keokuk to secure her re
lease and was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by Dawson charging MN win
sending indecent letters to the girl Scott,
however, was released, but the girl then
declared to friends that she would not
marry him till her parents were willing.
However he met her from time TO time,
and Yesterday she sent him note say
ing she was ready to run away and be
married, and soon afterward Scott went
10 her home to get her belongings. lie
took an officer with him. Dawson re
fused to give them what they demanded,
and as they We're leaving the house drew
q pistol and shot Scott. He fired four
times and three of the balls took e1ect,
one of which went into the brain. Death
was instantaneous. Dawson was arrest
ed and taken TO the county jail. There
was much talk of lynching early TINS
evening, and special guards were placed
on duty. but at p. m. there seems TO
be no serious danger of trouble.
The girls father Is an eccentric man or
90 years and is the inventor Of a process
for making Damascus steel, which mas
been pronounced of great value.
The girl VIII remain at the home OF
SCOTS parents. His mother is prostrat-
ed by grief and the girl is inconsolable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
BEAUTY SHOW BALLYHOoING.
THE MANAGEMENT ASKS DAMAGES
FROM THE EXPOSITION.

The order Prohibiting the Manage
ment From Giving a Free Female
Entertainment in Front of Its
Building Alleged 10 Have Resulted
in "A Big Falling on in the Receipts.
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 24.-The beauty show.
dubbed at the exposition the browning
feature of the Midway" has, through its
attorney. brought suit against the expo
sition company for 5000 damages.
The petition makes interesting reading
matter. Manager Walter Taylor. who
brings the suit. claims that up to Nov. II
he had, with the consent of the exposition
directors. advertised his show by exhib-
iting women in front of it. The women
gave a performance Of what is techni-
caly know as "ballyhooing," in which
several women were engaged. They dane
ed the breakdown while two women stood
on the platform in front and did moth
ing. The petition states that there was
nothing in the performance that could be
Objectionable to person OF the most re-
fined sensibilities. The exposition man
agement, however, thought differently,
and an order was issued requiring the
women to be removed from IN front of
the building. Mr.. Taylor refused to com
ply, whereupon his treasury and tickets
were seized. He was forced to close the
show because he could not sell
any more tickets and was not
allowed to open again until he
had paid a fine of 500. Since that
time the receipts Of the beauty show have
fallen off more than 500 daily, because
the "ballyhoo' was ruled out and Mr..
Taylor claims that he has lost at least
5000 on this account.
1t is alleged that the exposition COM
pany is insolVent and consequently there
is no hope of getting damages from it,
even if they should be awarded by the
court. The petition asks that the beauty
show be relieved by the court from paying
the percentage of receipts which. accord
company and Judge Lumpkin granted
temporarily that portion of the petition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
ON THE RUN AT NEW ORLEANS.
All the Purses Captured by Well
Backed Horses.


Backed Horses.
New Orleans, Dec. 2-The attendance
was fully UP to the average to-day. de-
spite the threatening weather. Two fav-
orites captured purses the others going
to well-backed second and third choices.
Campania was backed from to 1 down
to 2la to 1 in the first race, but after
turning into the stretch second blew up.
Elano came on and won easily. Kink
Elm ran a good race. getting third, and
is a wonderfully improved horse.
Blasco beat the favorite. Billy McKen-
zie, in a hard drive by a head in the sec
ond race.
Haroldine was going easily at the finish
of the third race, and Invade. the favor
lite in this race, could not untrack her
self.
Domingo beat Jake Zimmerman by two
lengths in the fourth and Pulitzer, after
getting off last in the fifth, caught Adam
Johnson in the stretch and beat him out
by a neck in a hard drive.
A match race has been made between
Logan, to carry 120 pounds, and DR.. Work
100 pounds, at six furlongs on q good
track for $500 side and the association
to add $780, which will be run tomorrow
between the third and fourth race.
The weather was threatening, and the
track fast A summary follows:
First Race-Seven and one-half fur
longs, purse. Elano, 10l, Soden, to 1,
won, with Ranaud, 101, Hicks, to l, sec
ond and King Elm, 101, Warren, 80 to l.
third. Time 1857.
Second Race-One and one-half miles
Blasco, l02, Akers, 49, to !, won, with Billy
Mckenzie second and Red Cap third.
Time 2:40lz.
Third Race-Seven and one-half fur
longs. Haroldine, 9S, Barrett, to l, won,
with Stark second and Vida third. Time
1:3S.
Fourth Race--Seven and half furlongs,
handicap. Domingo, 106, Jones, to s.
won, with Jake Zimmerman second and
Artist third. Time 1871
Fifth Race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Pulitzer, Caywood to 5, won
with Adam second and Willis third. Time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
Hoo5s- Dill the after-dinner pill ana
AAOOA . + HIS family csthartic. DC.
PALM BEACH a PORT OF ENTRY.
From Brazil on the
Venezuelan MeSsage


Washington. Dec. A.-Nr. Cooper of
Florida offered in the House to-day a bill
making Palm Beach a SUPPORT of deliv-
cry and entry. and asked consent for pres
ent consideration. The necessity for the
passage of the bill was that Mr. F'lagler,
the oil and hotel magnate, intended to
put on a line of American steamers be-
tween that port and the Bahamas. the
first steamer Of which. the Northumber-
land. was due TO arrive at Palm Beach Jan.
II. At present there was no facilities for
entering and clearing the vessels nearer
than Key west which would involve
weeks delay in every case. The bill was
passed.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Hepburn,
rep. Of Iowa, providing personal clerk
for the chairmen of the most important
committees. to receive the same cOmpen-
sation as is paid the clerks of members,
was referred to the committee on ac-
counts.
An unsuccessful effort was made by
Mr.. Turner dem, of Georgia, to gain
unanimous consent for printing from the
record Secretary smith reply 10 the reSO-
luton of inquiry, proposed last week, re-
lating TO his action in the matter of the
Wichita reservation.
On motion of Mr. Dingley. rep, of
Maine, II was agreed that when the House
adjourn X should be until Thursday next.
The usual resolutions from the com
mittee on ways and means, distributing
the Presidents annual message to the
several committees having jurisdiction
of the subjects treated, was reported. Mr..
Lacy, rep, of Iowa called attention to the
fact that the resolution referred the Nj
caragua canal question to the committee
on interstate and foreign commerce. I'm
til the canal was built, he said, the sub
ject was properly under the control of
the committee on railways and canals.
His motion to so change the reference
was lost-S0 to s.
The resolution was then agreed to.
Speaker Reed laid before the House
the following telegram, although, he said,
1t had reached the chair in an irregular
manner:
Rio Janeiro, Dec. A.-President Cham
Der of Representatives, Washington, ID.
G.: The Chamber of Deputies of the United
States of the republic of Brazil congrat-
ulates the chamber of the representatives
of the North American Union for Presi-
dent Cleveland's worthy message, which
so nobly and highly defends the rights and
liberty Of the American nations conse-
Grated in Monroe principles.
Rosa Z. Silva.
President.
The reading of the message was followed
by applause.
At 12:40 o'clock, on motion of Mr.. Ding
ley, the House adjourned until Thursday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOP AND GET OUR PRICES BEFORE
YOU BUY.


Fancy Florida Oranges.
aney Red Apples. SOC peck.
Fancy Messina Lemons. 20c dozen.
Fancy Ripe Bananas, lust in.
Fancy Large Cocoanuts. sc each
Fancy Mixed Nuts. kinds, I5c. ? pounds sc.
Fancy Mixed French Candy, lOc 2 for 25c.
Pure Broken Stick Candy fresh. iOc pound.
Fancy 5pound Baskets Grapes. Just in
Fancy Dates, in l-pound packages, 100. 3
Fancy Table Bunch Raisins, IOc pound.
Fine COOKING Raisins, sc pound
Zine Figs. IN 10 pound boxes. Sl.Oo
Fancy Figs in 5-pOund boxes. 75c each
candy.
5-pound Boxes Fancy Fresh Mixed Candy.
s1.O6.
5-pOund Boxes Fancy Mixed Candy, SOC each.
l-pound Boxes Finest Chocolate Drops, sc.
1-pound Eoxes Best Marshmallow Drops 35c.
pound Boxes Best Marshmallow Drops,
I-pOund Boxes Crystalized Fruit, imported,
1l-pound Boxes CrystaIized Fruit, imported,
Gelatine. &c package. 4 packages for go
Jordan Shelled Almonds, 45c pound.
Valencia taney Almonds, SOC pound.
Full Cream heese. I5c pound.
Fine Pineapple Cheese. 50c each.
Large Pineapple Cheese. soc each.
Best Edam Gheese, SOC each.
Fine Kalamazoo Celery
Cape Cod Cemeteries 10c quart
Paper Shell Almonds. 20c pound.
Finest Assorted 1-pound Boxes Of Fancy Bis
cults in city.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
We have the best assortment Of Domestic
Wines in the city. Port, Sherry, Catawba
ScuppernOng and Angelica at SL0J gallon, 25c
quart.
We have the best assortment Of Ports and
Sherrys in city.
We sell J. f. Peppers Whiskey, 81. 90 per
quart
Our Turkeys arrived this morning.
We sell Old Crow Whiskey, 81 .25 quart
We sell Old Baker Whiskey 81 25 quart
we have full line Of Cordials, u different
kinds. at II 100 per bottle.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
George :. Van Horne
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
soUTHwEsTERN's DIVIDEND.

The Directors Declare SIO.SO Per
Share, Payable on Jan. IA.
Macon. Ca. Dec. 2f.-The Southwestern
railroad directors met at their office in
this city this morning. There were pres
ent John S. Baxter. J. NJ. Johnston and
W. r. Cox Of Macon. and b. A. Denmark
and j. r. Minis Of Savannah Vice Pres
ident Baxter presided. The directors de-
ciared a dividend Of 20 per cent. which
represents the defaulted interest up 10
Nov. J. 1855. They also declared a divi-
dend ~ SO cents on each share of 500
90 about $500 f0r fhe months ~ No.
tNfnnef and December. fhe time fhe
rNhfnNr afcfn has been operated undar
the tfnifa4a FcorNauizauon. Tho diVl-
arnl was made pal able on Jan it af thf
t,.fslfal Georgia BANS ID Macon anl the
ciN1ens Bank ln savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
TELTON APPOINTED JUDGE.
Gov. Atkinson Fills the Vacancy I'm
the Macon Circuit.


the Macon Circuit.
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 24.-Gov. Atkinson
made Christmas present to Hon w. H
FELTON, of Macon to-day by presenting him
with the judgeship Of the superior court of
the Macon circuit. A short time ago
Judge Hardeman, who has filled the place
of judge of the Macon circuit resigned
because he felt that he was not doing
justice to his family in remaining in a
place where the salary was so small. There
was a meeting OF the bar and Judge
Hardeman was induced to withdraw his
resignation. 1t was held for few DAYS
only. when he renewed it. Then there was
a second meeting of the bar, at which a
resolution was passed, urging Gov At
knson to appoint Hon. w. H. FELTON,
solicitor OF the court, to the vacancy, and
the appointment was made to-day. Judge
FELTON, has been prominent member of
of years, and has for long time been
solicitor of the court. He has made a
splendid record in this place, and his
friends predict that he will be equally
successful as judge. There will be a
spirited contest for the place of solicitor
general, made vacant by the appointment
of Mr.. FELTON,. There are five candidates
for the place. Representatives Hodges
and Polhill of Bibb county, w. ID. Noting
ham and John r. Cooper of Macon, and
Robert Holtzclaw of Perry. The two
representatives have been ruled out, on
legislature, so the race will be between
the other three. The governor will make
the appointment by Jan. s. when Judge
Hardeman retires.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
BRUNswICK's WIRE BUDGET.

Christmas with the Kings Daugh-
ters-An Irate Father.
Brunswick, Ca, Dec. 2A-The Kings
Daughters to-day supplied every needy
family in Brunswick with provisions and
Christmas gifts. The contributions were
the most liberal ever given TO charity,
and the distribution more general.
Hugh Christopher, a negro driver ran
his dray over Attorney Ira E. Smith to-
night injuring him painfully. He was
jailed, but afterwards bailed out
Citizen Boatright of Sterling is an en-
thoroughly searched in hopes of locat-
ing his 15-year-old daughter, who he
claims was taken away from home by
George Summerlin, her sweetheart
Boatright is very wrathy and held up
Summerlin's father at Sterling last night
with a Winchester and cursed him Hb-
orally for alleged completely in his girls
dieapDea rance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
HUNG HIMSELF IN A BARN.
a Well-tO-DO Pennsylvania Com
mits Suicide in Florida.

Barlow, Fla. Dec. A.-About o'clock
tonight Bill Daring, negro. employed
in a livery stable here, discovered the
body of a man hanging in the loft over
the stable. The deceased was identified
as John A. Morris of UniontoWn. Pa, who
was spending the winter at Fort Meade
He was hanging TO one of the rafters in
such a way that his feet touched the floor,
last seen alive between sunset and dark
and appeared to be in good spirits. No
cause can be ascertained for his rash act
He was the owner of considerable prop
erty in Fort Meade. He was about 80
years old
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
THE VERY FINEST

THE VERY FINEST
DOMESTIC TURKEYS,
WILD TURKEYS,
WILD DUCKS,
DOMESTIC DUCKS,
CHICKENS,
GEESE.
Our Turkeys, especially. are the
nnest In town. We will have some
choice ones for delivery fhis morn
ina. Get everything for dinner here.
>. .. JOYCE,
cor. Liberty and Aserrorn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
BURGLARIEs AT ATLANTA.
The Epidemic of LawIessness Takes
q New Turn.

q New Turn.
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 2.-The spirit of petty
lawlessness which has terrorized the town
by resulting in so many hold-ups in the
most frequented streets, has broken out
in a new place. This time it is burglary.
Last night there were three successful
burglaries and two or three others have
been reported to the police about which
the records are silent
Tidewen & Pope's wholesale grocery
store at q and % West Mitchell street
was burglarized during the night, and a
lot of coffee, tea, cigars and small gro
ceries stolen.
Burglars entered the residence of
Thomas Burk, at 344 Windsor street, and
stole $40 in money and a lot of clothing,
valued at $40 more.
The residence of J. Weinberg, at 1863 Gil
mer street. was entered also, and Sis in
greenbacks was stolen.
All these were reported to the police this
morning, with several others. which they
refused to make public, for reasons OF
their own.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
A LIVELY CHRISTMAS EVE.
Two Women and Man Badly In
juredsat Columbus.

Columbus, Ca, Dec. 24.-Christmas is
being celebrated in lively manner to-
night. with fireworks. tin horns and COW
bells.
Miss Jessie Hancock had her right hand
blown on by the explosion of an old gun
she was trying TO shoot
Mrs. A. J. Nix in at Of temporary in
sanity, tried 10 commit suicide with a
pair OF scissors and afterward dashng her
serious
lsom Brooks was badly hurt by a negro
whisky.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

- aiahassce. Fia.. Dec 24-Wfuiaro
h9plnson, aged ~. ihe only support IN "a
Hi-eHti mother, was accidentally Killed
10y miles west ~ her t0-day. Ee was
-tttlh6 hhot gun info boat with fha
ttp1tle toN ara limseif when n nas Gir-
Attsa taf entire load entered fhr
~ tls breast causing almost M
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
WALKING AROUND THE WORLD.
An OhiOan and His Dog TrampinE
for a Wager of $4,000.

jackson, Miss, Dec. A.-Samuel u.
Schokey of Ohio, who is walking around
the world on a wager of $4,000, passed
through Jackson to-day. He goes from
here to New Orleans, thence to Calves
ton and San Francisco, and says he has
no fears of making the long journey in
forty EIGHT months the time atloweli.
He has lost sixty pounds in flesh since
he started from New York, and his hair
is falling out at an alarming rate, but
he and his dog, his only companion, are
both in good health and spirits. He de-
clares he never experienced such delight
SIl weather in his life as he has encoun-
tered in the south. Tn thermometer reg
tstered go degrees TODAY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
TITUsVILLE'S FIREBUGs.
Hamburg and Garner Taken to Or
IandO for safety.

Titusville, Fla, Dec. 24.-Messrs. Ham
burg & Garner. the men accused of set
ting fire to their store here on the night
of Dec. u, for the purpose of collecting
a large insurance. were this morning re-
moved to the Orlando jail. This action
was deemed necessary by the counsel of
the accused in order to secure the safety
of their clients. as we'll as have habeas
corpus proceedings commenced before
made by a few hoodlums during the ex-
citement Of the fire, but the laW-abiding
citizens soon guarded against any trou-
bic of that kind