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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
A CRASH ON A BRIDGE.
Three Sections of a Coal Train Piled Up
IN a Bad Wreck.

Bradford, Pa, Jan. PA special from
Ridgway says: "a fatal railroad wreck
occurred on the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg railroad near Carmen this morn
ing. Three sections of a coal train piled
up and caught fire. The accident oc-
Cured upon bridge and the train top
pied over into the ravine. One man was
killed and four injured by the accident.
Three sections OF a coal train were rum
ming close to each other. Near Carmen
the first section stopped and the hagrnan
was sent out. The engineer Of the sec
ond section saw the signal and slowed up,
but could not stop until near the ca
boose Of the first section. The hagman Of
the second section did not have time
enough to signal the third section and It
crashed into the second and drove that
into the first section
Fireman William Baxter OF Bradford,
who was on his engine in the second sec
ton, had his arm so badly crushed that it
was amputated this afternoon.
The middle section brakeman, named
McPhilamee. who was in the caboose,
was buried beneath the wreckaRed and It
is feared, was burned in the fire which
followed the collision. No trace Of his
body can be found.
Conductor James Morrow Of Bradford
was also badly hurt and bruised. and
another man whose name could not be
learned was injured.
Flagman Traynor was injured about
the arms and body but not seriously
Morrow and Baxter were taken to
Bradford Morrow was taken home and
Baxter was removed to the hospital where
his arm was amputated.
but little can be learned about Nc
Philamee, who was buried beneath the
wreck and either burned to death or lost
under the ice. He had recently come here
from the south and was not very well
known. He has been a conductor on the
Atlantic Coast Line. 1t is thought that
he has a wife living at his former place
Of residence, but this is not positively
known. Two cars were destroyed by the
fire"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
RIoKs, ImPEAoHmRNT.
The Judge Appears Before the House
Judiciary Committee.

Washington. Jan. 22-Judge Agustus
J. Kicks. judge OF the district court OF
the United States for the Northern dis
trict Of ohio. appeared before the House
judiciary committee to-day to reply to
the charges made against him by the
Central Labor Union OF Cleveland, o..
upon which the resolution OF impeach-
ment. framed by MIR. Balleys aub-com-
mittee is based
When the hearing had concluded the
committee spent two hours In executive
session discussing the mattbr. George
=. Harrison dem, Of Alabama, offered
the following resolution: THAT while
the committee Is not satisfied that Judge
Kicks has been guilty Of any wrong,
committed while judge. that will justify
1t I'm reporting a resolution of impeach-
ment, yet the committee cannot too
strongly censure the practice under
which Judge Kicks made up his ac-
counts"
The resolution was adopted by a vote
of to 7. as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Goodnight of kentucky
Layton Of Ohio. Wolverton Of Pennsyl-
vania, Harrison OF Alabama, Ray of New
York, Powers of Vermont. Broderick of
Kansas, William A. Stone OF Pennsyl-
vania, and Childs OF Illinois.
Nays-Messrs. Culberson Of Texas.
Stockdale Of Mississippi, Boatner OF Lou
lslana, Lane Of Illinois, Bailey Of Texas.
DeArmond OF Missouri, and Updegraff oe
Iowa.
Mr.. Baily Will still persist In reporting
In favor Of the impeachment of Judge
Kicks. and when the matter comes up
In the House will endeavor to have that
body adopt his recommendation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
oH1NA's PEACE ENJOYS.
They Are to Set Sail for Japan on Sat
urdaY Of This Week.

London. Jan. ga dispatch 10 the Cen
tral News from Shanghai states that the
Chinese peace envoys to-day made ap-
pHcatiou 20 the agents OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for transportation
20 Japan. and viii sail on Jan. 20. They
will be transferred 10 a japanese steamer
at Shimoneseki.
a dispatch to the Central News from
Shanghai says: "The Japanese movement
ou Wci-lIai-Wci has caused a panic in
Tien Tsin and pekn. The Chinese peace
ENJOYS have been ordered 10 expedite the
negotiations with the Japanese govern
ment. The Japanese cruisers are watch
ing both channels at -Hai-Wci. The
attack upon the stronghold may be de-
layCd week. The siege trains move
slowly, the roads being covered with snow.
Washington. Jan. 22-Stmultaneously ~
with the departure Of the Charleston yes
terday from NagasaH for Chemulpo. the
flagship Baltimore left the latter port for
Chen Foo. TO support the Yorktown. which
has become the asylum for all the Ameri-
can missionaries. on account of the Japa-
nese hombardmcut Of Teng- -Chow-F Foo and
the occupation Of the Shang-Tung pro-
mOutOgN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
A BIBLICAL ASSEMBLY.
Asheville Wants the Annual summer
Meeting Held There.

Asheville N. c.. Jan. 22.-The citizens OF
THIS place at union mass meeting held
to-day voted unanimously TO invite tho
southern biblical assembly to be held here
next summer. and each year subsequently,.
The assembly VIII be under the auspicies
and direction Of the American Society OF
Religious Education. It's objects Is to en-
courage the scholars OF the southern
states in advancing the study Of the
scriptures. The assembly continues about
four weeks, when lectures, lessons and
conferences Of various kinds will be pre-
sented. interesting and profitable to the
general Christian public. This gathering
will be composed Of all denominations
and Will be unlike any other held in the
south. Committees on finances, corre-
spondence, arrangements and entertain-
ments are at work perfecting the local
details
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
A BIG FAILURE AT ATLANTA.
D. II. Dougherty Turns His Property
over to the Clafin Company.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan 22.-D. II. Dougherty
& Co. one Of the Oldest and largest retail
dry goods houses in the city went to the
wall to-day. The house has given bill
of sale TO the II. B. Clahin Company Of
New York for $4,000, and in addition to
this Mr. Doueherty has given a warranty
deed to his magnificent Peachtree resi-
denee to the same company. The deed
names as the consideration for the trans
fer OF Mr. Dougherty's residence $35. 900.
The property Is on the corner Of Peach
tree and Baker streets and is one Of
the finest homes on that thoroughfare.
The bill Of sale for $4,000 covers the entire
stock Of dry goods in the house and
IL and the transfer OF the residence have
been accepted by the Clafn company in
settlement Of a claim Of sl52, 900 which has
been accumulating for some time. There
are about $4,000 in unsecured claims left
out in the cold. Their creditors VIII at
lack the transfer to the Claim company
and try to get portion Of the assets.
d. II. Dougherty and NJ. Glass comprise
the firm, Mr.. Dougherty being the princi-
pal owner He is left without a dollar by
The failure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
BUTLER'S FIGHT ON TILLNAN
4 Petition From Sampson Pope Laid
Before The Senate.

II Contains Some Very Plain State
ments in Reference to the Recent
Election in the Palmetto state-Mr.
Pope Expresses a Conviction That He
Was Elected Governor and Then
Cheated Out OF It--He Asks the Senate
to Appoint COMMITTEES Of Investiga-
tion.
Washington. Jan. 22-Senator Butleu
laid before the Senate to-day the Pc
ution of Sampson Pope. late a candidate
FOR governor Of South Carolina on the
democratic ticket. The petition is In the
handwriting Of Mr.. Pope, is addressed to
the Senate. and makes some very plain
statements relative to the conduct Of the
election. II says: THE undersigned re-
specially represents that he is a citizen
Of the state Of South Carolina. and that
at the election held in that state on Nov.
6. 1924. he was n candidate for the once
OF governor. and was. as he believes.
defrauded at said election to such an ex-
tent as to deprive him OF said ONCE:
that members of the general assembly
were elected at the same election who
United States senator: that thousands OF
voters were prevented from casting their
ballots at said election by reason OF fraud
force and intimidation, that thousands OF
ballots were thrown out or destroyed.
and In many instances other ballots were
substituted for them by the managers and
other persons; that the constitution OF
the United states and Of the state OF
South Carolina. and the laws passed
pursuant thereto, were utterly disregard
cd, that these frauds were committed
under the direction OF Benjamin n. Till
man, then governor Of said state. ana
Of Hon. J. l.. M Irby. chairman OF tho
state executive committee. who is a
member OF your honorable body.
Wherefore. your petitioner prays that
committee may be appointed by your
honorable body charged with examining
into tho conduct of said election. with
power 90 send for persons and papers.
and on the coming in OF the report OF
said committee. that such action may
be takcn in the premises as the report
win Justify"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
PRUssIA,e oAptNET.
Chancellor Hohenlone Denies That Dis
Bensions Exist.

Berlin, Jan. 2-In the lower house OF
the Prusslan diet to-day. Chancellor
Count Won Hohenlohe. referring TO the
statements recently made by Herr Richter
that the chancellors position was merely
ornamental. and that dissensions existed
IN tho cabinet. said that the assertions
were entirely without foundation
The chancellor further said that the
rumors which had gained currency
through tho press, have had no effect
upon the ministers. who had noticed them
simply with IL view Of countermanding
any feeling of unrest which might exist
among the people. Tho members of the
cabinet he asserted, were thoroughly In
harmony
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
aREEoE's MINISTRY RESIGNS.
An Alleged Lack of Confidence Prompt1
Their Action.

Athens. Jan. 22.-The Greek ministry
has resigned.
Tho resignation is due to the kings re-
fusal TO acccde TO tho minister's request
10 dissolve parliament as the best way TO
solution Of the economic problem.
London. Jan. 22.-The Morning Post
viii publish dispatch from
Athens explaining the resignation OF
the Greek ministry. This dispatch
says that the premier complained
to the king Of the appearance OF the
crown prince with popular demonstr0-
ZION. and Of his advising the military aud
police not to interfere. The ministers
thought this action on the part OF the
crown prince indicated that the govern
ment had lost the confidence of the
crown. and they. therefore. resigned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
RACE OF THE YACHTS.
The Royal Squadron Accepts the Deed
of Gift of the America Cup.

New York, Jan. p 22-Chairman James D.
Smith Of the American cup committee Of
the New York Yacht Club, has received a
letter from Secretary Grant Of the Royal
Yacht Squadron, formally confirming the
acceptance on the part Of the Royal Yacht
Squadron Of the deed Of gift of 1857.
This is the final step Of the direct nego-
tiations between the Royal Yacht Squad
ron and the New York Yacht Club
c. Oliver Iselin has resigned from the
Americas cup committee. being interest
ed in vessel which will compete ia the
trial races for the Americas cup.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
NAV Cut Off the Public Printer.

Washington Jan. 22.-AIr Quay to-day
introduced in the Senate bill
u,hch has for its purpose the
aboligbment Of the Office OF pub
he printer and the recreation Of the
once Of congressional printer, such per
son 10 be elected by the Senate and re-
ceiye a salary Of $1,000 per annum.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
REDMOND AGAINST RosEBERRY
His Section Of the Irish Party TO Try to
Gust the Liberals.

London. Jan. 22.-John Redmond M.
T., leader of the Parnelites, said In n
speech in Waterford this evening that
he and his colleagues will go back to
parliament with a determination to do
their utmost TO GUST the government.
They will insist that no British business
be transacted until home rule shall have
been granted to Ireland.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
A Bomb Exploded in Concert Hall.

Brussels, Jan. 22.-Durlng a concert IN
cafe at Yumez, three miles north OF
Charlero. last night. a bomb was thrown
into the middle of the hall. The missile ex-
ploded, wrecking the furniture and extin-
gushing the lights. Several persons were
hurt by flying splinters, etc, and others
were thrown down and trampled upon IN
the panic which followed the explosion.
No one, however. was seriously injured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
SALISBURY Rallying HE Party.

London, Jan. 22.-Lord Salisbury. as
conservative leader in the House Of
Lords. has sent circulars TO his followers
saying that the nature of the business
that will come before them makes IT.
desirable that they be in their places
at the opening Of the coming session Of
parliament
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
IDAHO REPEALs A BAD LAW.
It Drove Capital From the State and
Ignored Contracts.

yesterday passed a bill repeating the act
passed two years ago, making obligations
of all kinds payable in either gold or
silver. all contracts to the contrary not
withstanding. The effect of the former
measure was to do no good to the cause
OF silver, and TO drive capital from the
state
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
italy Preparing for an Election.

Rome, Jan. 22.--The political parties In
Italy are preparing for a general election.
The socialists have selected as candidates
q number Of their comrades who were
sentenced to Imprisonment for taking part
in the riots in Sicily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
DERvIsHEs DEFEATED.
The italian Troops Reported 20 Have
Routed a Force OF 10000.

Paris Jan. 22.-The Politique Coloniale
has reports. which are not considered en-
tirely trustworthy to the effect that the
Italian troops have routed force OF
10000 Dervishes at Kassala. Telegrams
from Massowah to-day state that quiet
prevails at Kassala and in It's vicinity.
These advices also state that Ras Man
gascia has taken refuge In Temper, and
that his forces have been dispersed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

Rome. Jan. 22.-The pope gave an au-
dience to-day 10 Joseph Haywood who
on behalf Of the United States. thanked
his holiness for the loan of the vatican
relics exhibited at the Chicago fair. Hey
wood later called upon Cardinal Ram
polla, 10 whom he presented a letter
from Secretary Gresham.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
Franne,a New Cabinet.

Paris. Jan 22.-M NJ Hanatux, Lock
roy. Cavagnac. Cochery and Doumer,
and Senators combes and De Verninac
have agreed to accept portfolios under
VI. Bourgeois.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
OUT oFF THREE LIVES.
A Morphine Fiend Kills His Two Chill
dren and HiunaaIf

UIsN Huu AIulBeII.
Henderson. KY, Jan. 22.-Edward j.
Rivers. who was a victim of morphine,
killed his son, aged 6, and his daughter.
aged s. at their home near. Brownsville,
to-day. and committed suicide by shoot
ing. His wife was absent at the time.
and went. into commissions when she be-
held the bloody spectacle. Her life is
in danger. He imagined that his family
would become hopelessly insane.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

Eetlin, Jan. 22.-The report that Lebe--
scht ven Kotze, formerly master Of cor
emonles. fought a duel three days ago
with Baron Schrader. was a mistake. II
was D'c,rech Won Kotze, a cousin Of
Leberecht
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

Milan Jan. pa bomb was exploded
near the residence of banker in this
city to-day. no damage was done. Later
an unexploded bomb was found.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
ohurehill Has a Sinking Spoil.

London. Jan. 22-Lord Randolph
Churchill had another sinking spell just
before midnight tonight. and the doc
tors were hastily summoned to his bed
side.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
England's 8 Navy.

London, Jan 22-In the course Of a
speech in Hull this evening, Home Sec
retary Asquith said that the country
must prepare for a serious financial sac
rifice in order to strengthen the navy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
An Irish Revolutionist psaa

Boston, Jan. 22.-Arthur NJ. Forester.
well known in Irish revolutionary circles.
died to-day aged IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28

prejuiCio y ID duds, tienep & vece,
ras0n dc Scr, y no esposlble veneer
loo desde luego, pero al 40 10 yer.
dad sale victorlosa.
La enfermedAd de dicha ssfiors
era 10 indigsstoo y dispepsis, ID
cnal lleva trAs si dlversas conae-
cuencias que dejsn perplej q tAnto
8 los eLfsrm 70 como 4 los m6dtcoe.
hsto 10 comprendio bien, Elm en-
barge, 10 busna = sabiA sen ,ra Gus
Rrepar6 el Jarab. que lleva ca CO.
nocido y rrspet.do n0mbse. b.
ot'as palabras. oopoaia pcrfert. :
mente que "enfe medaa'' s.gaincs
"msla digest'6n,1 ypor cops {, 4 n.
te. ell poner el estCmAgo eA deb do
orden ea poner todo e0 oid.p.
La "mala, hora de snfrimientos
de 10 sefoslta Mateoe no volvi6, y
con el Jara0e de la Madrs SsiYel 4
10 memo, estamos seguros de cue
NO volverz jamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
LINKA De PUERTo-RIoo.

6slsR lOs diAr 10 J 30 los vapOrs.
cue hsceD sl ssrvicio De Oorrsos.
81 del die 10 tocA On Nnsvitas, Gibs-
II, BsrScoa, Gusnt&Iamo, Ouba, o. bo
HAitiano , rort-ss-P-incs Puerto Pls-
q, Ponse, Nargnsx, AguadiIla y'Han
JuAn ds Puerto Rico. Al rstoyno hArA
sscAla en- Loo mismos puersoa.
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bara, Barscca, GusntGnsmo, Cub Ban
TO Domingo, Ponce MayAguez, Aqua
dilla y San Juan de Pqsrto- Rieo. '
nisndo pOf Ios mismoa pusrtos.
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loo aiAs - , s rsspsedvamsnts; tOea
lAp IN Ouba lOs oias 80 y ., IlsginGo
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disntsa de- 4 ' Ii d eann mes.
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4 - rotoEno an Guantipsmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
LNEA DR CUBA.

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lcs vAporee que ssiss los dis q 8, Is y 96.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
ESCRIBANIAS

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las mismas un extenso y variadO
surtidO. Las hayde multitud de pre-.
clos, desde Is centavOs haSta 2, y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujosas. En- tinterOs de, cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger muchO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
LUZ BRILLANTE.
IA LUZ EN- FL kjADO De Los REeUClOS.
ACEITE PARA ALTMBRADO DIT RATTLIA2

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c1messstiIa sepeas.iMaas
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que los dc La maeod
sxtrAnjerna Qne e@ -
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dan 3 los oonsumiaMG
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-28
L1BROS.
ED is In prenta del BoLzrnt GO
han recihid ics sixuientes:

ED ts In prenta del BoLRrm es
han recibid zoe sixuientee:
Badigo panal rsfurmA1o en- 1870
Hn las y-ariacionea In troac cidns en
81 mismO por Ia ley de ~ de Julio
lie 1876, ConOordado , comentAdo
,ars 81 meior inboligenCia y fkcll
splIcSr'oll, oln una mulEituo de
,jem2loS y Cuestionea prSctiuaa ex-
Fractadss de L. lufisprudoIciA eata-
DleOiuA pos el Tribunal Supreme
40 mas DO cihoo mil sentencias DO
sadAs en- mAteriA 0e essS&ei6n arI-
minAl desGe 1870 1857, y 40 Is
uFtsprudencAA franceea en- los nAa-
'os NO Ee6ueltos am por In aeegrA,
Qne diman@a dc arrcalos del 90
,igO frances, Que guardian o0mpleta
ldautsdad J analog1s con ios do
'0digo espahOl, segujdo de un t,x
erso y rnlRueioso repertoire AHA
beticc de las raisnlRS : do an sp6n
iiOe con las ieyes penales n SssS-
es-Cit conrea6anao y dsftardns. i6
ferrOcarriifs, mOnes, le} eipstora.
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s0bre protaooisn Ios nj6le de 2e
te Julio de 1873, y soble usurpG-
sion v falalicsoi0n d. IGfeptss de
20 del propio mes ? aho, anotaaas
coneptadaS con ID inrlspruda1-
sla del Tribunal supreme
Obrs uttlisATna q 100 sehores Ma.
gistrados, Jurados, Iueces, F9zca-
lss, individuos del Oaerpo Jurid5co
|M,litar : calnAs fnncionarios en-
catgados &c Ia s.plics. N5n de Is Icy,
) lany paf51Olsemerta ta | 90 SD -
10 LetKA>ioA, daten-ores . sounlA-
aoree an cansa CE1minal, IA todas
sQuellas personals que, deseobas
de o lnocer eel Oodigo ? In JuriAptu
deacia. 40 han podldo hGoer de
elics un -stado espeolal, 9Os 81
hxorn0 Ef e. Salvador Vla6G J III
llaseca, Magistrate del Tribunal
Supreme y Diputsdo & Oortee.-U
rima edicson, Cuaro tomoA.
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sionee organizes dc 10 Administra
ron de JustiSia en- Les provinCiaLs
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