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WANT ONE OR THE OTHER.
The Race between MncDOnen ana
Wright Entirely Friendly.

The dispatch to the Morning News an
bouncing that Gov. Atkinson appointed a
judge Of the city court of Savannah yes
terday afternoon will be news to
many as II was not expected that the
appointment would be made until to-day
This seems to definitely settle the oues-
lon, but so far as outsiders are concerned
they are as much in the dark as they,
were yesterday, and they VIII be until
the Senate has acted upon the nomina-
A prominent MacDonell man wishes to
contradict the reports that they want a
oark horse 10 get the place Ii IL h nor
gwen 10 Judge MacDonell He states em-
phaucally that the majority Of ne Mac
Donell men do not want an outsider an
INhttu, but next 20 Judge MacDoneII
Mopld prefer 70 see Mr.. Wright upon the
S.hen. IN fact there has been d general
ietllne ~ that effect among Judge Mao
5,Ynsue friends, and many III Wr
Mrghts friends have expressed rbe
came feeling with regard 10 Judge Ma
tyoheil. The race "a entirely a frlen1ly
~ htiNfen the two candidates. and II
'NHeJ hfih IN the other vii be gial "
ceuEfaf uiate bin. 70
INr TAX ~ "a dark horse seems a. have
~ te GO 80 race draws ~ "a fl0sa.
yif - fnr Mr. "a AZ. Norwood has teey
~ phlt one prominently nfnfioueI f,f
lHzt come. iigH. if 4 undrfafaol fhrf Il
Ltnpsf ~ suaorHemenfs lu bahaif "a M
'AiiNi2aff went ~ ~ Atlanta last nleht
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barrels spirits turpentine, 1875 bales paper
stock, 3l4 packages merchandise, 143 pack
ages domestics, 16 casks clay. 100 barrels
cotton seed OIL IS cars lumber, cars
wood 2 cars bran, l car flour, car rice,
l car horses, / car fresh meat
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway, Dec 81, 956 bales cotton, 3,4lO
crates fruit and vegetables, "a barrels
vegetables 2,429 barrels rosin, 4S4 barrels
spirits turpentine, 81 cars lumber, IL cars
pig iron, 10 cars phosphate, cars wood
i car corn, / car fish, car castings, 1
car cotton seed, l car machinery, car cot
ton seed oil, cars merchandise, 70 bum
dies hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah railroad
Dec g-343 bales cotton, cars wood, cars
straw, cars meal, car oats, car butter
/ car vegetable boxes, cars merchandise
bundles hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road, Dec 9-339 bales cotton, car cross
ties, l car furniture, car organs, car wa
CONS, Is cars wood, 3 cars lumber, cars
cotton seed. IL cars merchandise.
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G4itc Corn unchanged. Oats higher; De-
cember l75sc; May. 2O2sc. Pork, standard
mess, IS 12lzIS25 Lard, prime steam, 5.O5c :;
choice, sire. Bacon shoulders, Sac; longs
&c clear ribs, 5isc; short clear, SAC; dry
sailed meats, shoulders, 4ssc; longs, 4izc !;
clear ribs. 4ssc: short clear, 42lc High
wines, steady at S122.
Baltimore, Dec. S.-F'lour quiet; western
superfne S2.4OQ2 s.: do extra, &.75Q3U;
family. s315Q350: winter wheat, patents
S355QSs5; spring do. s3.50d370: straight,
S32td3.40. Wheat strong. No. spot and
month, 66A9il5iA@sc; May, T0l4 q70l9c; steam
No. 2 red, 63l4q631kc; southern b. sample,
7Dle701zc; do on grades. 64Q67c. Corn, easy;
mixed spot, 33aiQ83Tsc; year and January,
S9ssQ33&c; February, 34q344c; yellow. S2A
Q34c. Oats. firm; No 2, white western, 24e1
Aizc; No. 2 mixed. % asked. Rye steady;
No. 2 44Q45c; nearby 46G47c. western. Hay
firm, active, demand for choice; timothy.
$3.50. Grain freights quiet, rates steady;
steam to Liverpool, per bushel, 5ss~'. early
January. Other articles unchanged.
London, Dec. "a dispatch, received
here from Cape Coast castle, says 1t is
reported there that the Ashantees have
deposed King Prempeh, and have en-
thrOneQ his mother as queen in his stead.
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PORT PARAGRAPHS.
Maritime Matters of Local and GEN
eraI Interest.

Maritime Matters of Local and Cen
eraI Interest.
The steamer Wanda, which has been
running on the route between Savannah
and Augusta during the past two months,
has been transferred 10 a route between
Savannah and Hershmans Lake, about
30 miles up the Savannah river. She will
make two rrips a week, leaving here Mon
days and Thursdays
Maj A. J. Twiggs. the owner of the
steamer Wanda, is negotiating for the
purchase of a large steamer to put on
the route between Savannah and Augusta
In case he does not succeed in making the
purchase, II Is said he viii build a new
steamer, using the machinery of the
steamer Progress. which is in his pos
session,
The Schooner Bessie Z. Creighton, Capt.
Russell. from Boston for Pensacola, was
totally wrecked at AbacO, Dec. 4. The
crew was saved. The cargo of fertilizer
Is a total loss. The schooner has been a
trader at this port.
The Norwegian bark Framnaes cleared
yesterday for Hull, Eng. with 1850 barrels
of rOsin and 100 casks of spirits turpen-
time. The cargo was shipped by Paterson,
Downing & Co.
The Norwegian bark Guldregn. which
has been at Tybee for several days, was
yesterday ordered 10 Charleston to load
naval stores Tor Europe.
The barkentine Levi S. Andrews clear
ed yesterday for New York, with AIS, 900
feet Of lumber. The cargo was shipped by
the Georgia Lumber Co.
The steamer Island City arrived yes
terday from Baltimore, with a cargo OF
coal, consigned to ID. r. Thomas & Son.
The vessel is consigned to Dixon, Mitch
ell & Co.
Capt. w. A. Turner who has been
master OF the schooner J. +. duBignon
for several years, and is financially in
terested in the schOoners Waltham, j. r.
duBignon, and Carrie T. Balano. is here
experimenting the repairs to the latter
vessel. He will enter the Balano as mas
ter on her first trip north as soon as she
"a nrenaral 10 90 TO seq
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A DAY WITH CRIMINALS.
A Lot of Them sent 80 the Chain
Gang and PenffentiaFy.


Gang and Penitentiary.
- .,-t7 -4.o 1s--s
its S-pi'
--as+eria, ana DISPOSED OF several of the
- -.
"a
Joe " llianls, alias " li91i' piee-4I-
guilty TO the charge or burglarizing the
,l,.-ariir,e- housa Of "a r. EeIforT on Nov.
l6 and was sentenced ,1,.sil' 70 spend three
years ia me - Lille- tlii ... e.. -,- ...
Cicero Low pleaae1 slllty % I1S H. tI-.
OF "ul s-a .-4-l-o t--E --'t.. 20 az. - -
tSA 80 . anu vas
IL 80, t,-.,rs-- ~ .-ssr mas r--.--
joseph y i.l-;,-,-s' IN --', -,--,-.l
ton TO the mercy oL me &c, louL1 i., he W..
SllaI5g ".,- t7---l-ln "a.
from tLe st9Ir ~ D. - - a. ~. ~, -
Nas sen. elie.a ~ 20 =, 9 --- 80 e-s,-g
t"g-tt ---9 y- i-,---,l ,47i-r -be lar
= ---,ei 80 II .- - $3.50, - 81
Seny q Walcn y oll t,-9 ~. S,r5 49,
. u. ~ - ii-,5-s-5
slIits alLL 5-5 .. or 4 o-q1ooI, IN tho
se-.r,,ls, a., 80 orn5 me following lflle
bills OF lndi i,l,... ,,-,. ,.i,iry s11
- ts-s5t -ri-I, i,- frrae- -6,cr
a. ~. " - a. ~ CIfFord Johnson.
4, Jo-i- ~ 80 go ~ ~ n Uui,es Nov
y +ts4ais % '---
'1,-t,,s,,,, v1-,-t-ire a-4a,,1t with intent 20
,,,, rii,'iI 80 H. r,roseIlfor being Annie
SSIi 49,
M9ssAe Ms. si,,,,le larceny Of a. COW
~
- * fro-,1 ~ SIrgIefarv.
Tcsb small ana John GOLDSMITH. simple
$50 ~ a 80 NC,- f-r,u, & tra IA Mil
L.
10 biU was found in the. case Of George
ss-1ftb ebe~o-a.l vgiff arson mo claim be-
ire- nisSe man be SCI fire 10 the house or
~ Winifre5 Peytaqh
me can't will co1tinue the criminal
brlsiness To-day
The following first verdicts in divorce
cases were grsnfed.
Charity Gordon rs Edmund s. Gordon.
Tesanna Crawford rs Al0nzo L. CraR-
fo~d and Theresa r Dillon vs pavid X
niilop A second verdict was rendered in
The case of Kettle Scott VS. Jos. b. Scott
4 rule absolute 10 foh..close a MORTGAGE
on e acres ~ land on miles from the civ
11non which "a total ~ 81 "a e was loaned
IVES granted in The proceedings of Wur
Davidson. executor OF the estate of Joen
Putberford AGAINST CLAYTON = Miller
In fh.f siiit az r 4; FeeIev. executor and
Iob5 Feeley IS n Aiticbs sons for rent
n verdiet Tor s7fs 81 was rendered in favor
80 ne nlainttffs
An aynendrnent IN the charter of the
Tr1ce1sior Ian ana SAVINGS ComDanv
1s-1tb rerarG - ,1a,-Toents IN stock and
sci, ,,eda,,rtfo,g ,,-as GRANTED II also
1,ro,,ided tbat A. sbo,1id 3esIe 10 shares
vutth rar vslne ~ s3o9 each The nriv-
fIeve ~ increasing he number 10 1000
-lIec "a nv toaiiIs NiIU --44--DNA ~ WV
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Georgetown, S c, Dec 9-Arrived, schr
WaccamGw, Squires, New York.
Charleston, s 9, Dec 9-Sailed, schr
Clara f Bergen, Burroughs, New York.
New York, Dec 7-Arrlved, brig Wan
Bun, Hubbard, Savannah.
Boston, Dec ARRIVED, schr W B Pot
ter, Slocum, Georgetown, S G.
Sailed, steamer AR.
Baltimore, Dec Cleared, schr David
Baird, Booye, Charleston.
Brunswick. Ga, Dec ARRIVED, schr
Anne l. Henderson, Henderson, Provi-
dence.
Cleared. bark Madre QtaD, SCOTS,
Trieste
Norfolk, Dec 7-Arrived, schr Nellie W
Hewlett, Steelman, Charleston.
Port Royal, S c, Dee ARRIVED, NJ Luz
ella Wood, Spaulding, Rockland.
Philadelphia, Dec 7-Arrived, schr Har-
ry Prescott Smith, Jacksonville
Cleared, schr Joel Cook, Warren, Jack
sonville.
Nantes. Dec 6-Sailed, bark Crown
(Nor), Heberg, Tybee.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Macon, for Phil
adelphia-55S barrels rosin, l47 barrels spir-
its turpentine, 357 tons pig iron. . barrels
rosin oil, 176, 900 feet lumber PIG bales lint
tiers, q empty kegs, 812 packages domes-
tics, It's empty barrels, so packages funk
g. barrels rice, IS barrels cotton seed oil
80 bales moss, barrels fish, l54 packages
merchandise.
Per steamship City of An
gusta, for New York - .4ss
bales upland cotton, 1874 bales sea island
cotton, 81 bales domestics and yarns "a
barrels rice, 1913 barrels rosin. COS barrels
spirits turpentine. 1900 shingles, 5 turtles
13 barrels fish, barrels terrapins "a bales
straw, l4I boxes oranges, l, 233 boxes vege-
tables. 80 barrels vegetables. % barrels
rosin oil, barrels crude rosin. 40 barrels
pitch, 500 cases oysters, 1906 packages mer-
chandise.
Per steamship Gate city. for Bostop-
1855 bales upland cotton, 475 sacks cottop
seed, 2f3 packages domesties and warns
% barrels rice, 1856 barrels rosin. 1875 bar,
rels spirits turpentine, 30 S27 feet lumber
ls bales dry hides, 1876 bales green sailed
hides, p bales moss, is casks clay. rs bar
rels pitch, bales wool, barrels vegeta-
bles, " boxes vegetables, 81 tons pig iron.
2 cars stoves. 30 packages merchandise
Per barkentiue Levi s Andrews for
New 1ork-fls 90 feet Of pitch pine lum-
ber-iergia Lumber Company
Per Norwegian bark framnaes. for Hull
= go barrels Tosin valued al ere igl. and
100 casks spirits turpentine valued al
Ais, i1e~faierson. Downing co.
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TO LAY THE CORNER STONE

OF the New Lutheran Church This
Afternoon.
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone
Of the st. Pauls Lutheran Evangelical
church win take place this afternoon. at
the site selected for the new church
building. at Bull and First streets. The
members Of St. Pauls church. which was
only recently organized, are anxious 70
have a place of worship Of their own,
and the work on the new building will be
pushed rapidly
The ceremony win take place at 4
O'Clock. The services will be conducted
by Rev. w. C. Schaener, d. D., assisted
by Rev. NJ. j. Epting and the officers II
the two Lutheran congregations in the
city. An interesting programme has
been arranged The music will be by Sc
lected voices. The building committee
extends an invitation to the public to at
tend the ceremony.
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Clinton Lodges Omcers.

Clinton Lodge. No. 81. F. and A. NJ, al
it's meeting last night elected the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing year:
w. M.-Wm. Fawcett,
S. WIN. l.. Bird.
J. W.-Daniel T. Elliott
Treasurer-Frank Warren.
Secretary-Waring Russell Jr.
S. D.-George Fawcett
]. D.-Jos. NJ. Atkins.
S. S.-Chas. +. Stanton.
j. S.-Virgil p. Cooper.
Tyler-Thomas Robbins.
Third Steward-Jas. w. Creekman.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, Boston
via Philadelphia-C G Anderson, Agent.
Steamer Berkshire, Kirwan, Baltimore
J Carolan, Agent.
Schooner Island City, Harvey, Balti-
more, with coal for ID r Thomas & Son
Dixon, Mitchell & Co.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg,
New York-C G. Anderson, Agent.
Bark Guldregn (Nor), Svendsen,
Charleston, s C-Paterson, Downing d
Co.
Bark Framnaes CNor), Moller, Hull
Dahl 4 Andersen.
Barkentine Levi S Andrews, Hathorn,
New York-Harriss e. Co.
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Keeper of the Seals Leopold DeIiv-
ers an Address.

Waycross, Ca. Dec. 9.-Ten years ago
Grand Keeper of tho Seals William T.
Leopold Of Savannah instituted Wakefield
Lodge. 10. q, Knights Of Pythias, and
tonight he delivered the tenth anniver-
sary address. His theme was The Origin.
Object and Aims" llis speech was an
able one and made a good impression.
The evenings entertainment was conclud-
ed by music, recitations and short
speeches. Refreshments were served. The
recitation by Miss Mayo was delightfully."-
presented. The audience was fair, al
though rain precluded many from attend
ing the meeting. Wakefield Lodge has
thirty-eight members.
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SAILED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship City of Macon. Philadelphia
Barkentine Levi S Andrews, New York
Schooner r Bowers, Boston.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Vineyard Haven, Dec 7-Schr Thelma,
Lee, from Brunswick, Ga, II days for Bos-
ton, arrived this morning and reports had
heavy weather during the entire passage
and stove her small boat badly. This
morning Second Mate Leeman Andrews
of Jordanport, Me. became entangled with
the winch head while working the vessels
engine and was seriously injured. He was
landed here and taken to the marine hos
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1895.
sun rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .go
SSESOSSS.S.SS
High water al FIT Pulaski 2:l6 am, 2:37 pm
High water at Savannah 3:16 am, 1881 pm
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
300 m, 10Th meridian.
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DEPARTED Yesterday.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Wanda, Mulligan, Hershman's
Lake and way landings-M B Medlock.
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HECEIITs.

az, Sr 5 cfsr s5t e 9'2sa g sgay Pee
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Inc steamships OK this company are an.
pointed to sail from Savannah for Baltl.
more as follows-standard time.
BERKSHIRE, Capt. j. w. Kirwan.
WEDNEsDAY, Dec. II, at l p. m.
VIM. CRANE, Capt. Charles James.
SATURDAY, Dec. IA. at p. m.
D. II. MILLER, Capt. G. w. BILLING
Wednesday, Dec. IS, 1880 p. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY.
J. J. CARoLAN, Agent
~ =, -,x,~, Savannah, Ga.
A. ID. STEBBINS, A. 7. N
j. C.. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Nd.
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for Infants and Children.

sCastoria isso vel adapted TO children that
Irecommend il Is superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, II D.,
IL So. oxford St, Brooklyn, y. y.
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CastOria cures Collie, Constipation.
Sour stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d.
gestion,
without injurious medication.
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The Norwegian bark Guldregn, which
has been at Tybee for several days, was
yesterday ordered TO Charleston to load
naval stores for Europe
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The barkentine Levi S. Andrews clear
ed yesterday for New York, with AIS, go
feet of lumber The cargo was shipped by
the Georgia Lumber Co.
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portuguese sovereign. Maria II, held

Portuguese sovereign, Maria II, held
her court.
The hawk upon the flag Of the isles
stands for their christening, for Acor
is the Portuguese name for that bird.
The Azores are but hawks flight
from America, and it is surprising that
Dom Henry, the navigator Of Portu-
gal. when he reached this mid-ocean
group of 1892, did not seek to sail far
Their across the unknown sea The
claim has lately been made, indeed,
that the group did form the stepping
stone for late Portuguese discoverer
Of South America. The isles were
once called Brazil
At any rate it is pointed out that
with local government and half in
dependence these islands now form a
fitting link in the center Of the At
lantic between the old world of tot
tering monarchies and the new world
Of democratic governments.
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MARTI SELECTED.

He Has Been Proclaimed President OF the
Cuban Republic-Maeeo Declined the
Honor on the Plea that He Wants To BE
in the Thick of the Field Fighting -Marti
is in the United States.
Havana, April 12.-Jose Marti, who
1 was selected as President of the new
republic at the convention held at
! Guatanaro, province of Puerto Prin-
! cipe. has been proclaimed by the in
/ surgents as their chief executive. Con-
siderable dissatisfaction exists among
the rebels because of Marti's election.
He lacks the popularity of Maceo or
Gomez. yet he is generally regarded
as the most learned man among the
rebels. Maceo declined the honor in
a most positive manner as he desires
to be in the field when the fighting be-
gins. The names of the officers of the
government, with the exception of the
President have not been made public
The new President is in the United
States at present.
Gen. Martinez Campos is expected
to land at Manzanillo next Sunday.
Guerro is on the south side of the ISL
land with a body of well armed men,
numbering in the neighborhoOd of l.
200. He is now operating in the Vi
cinity of Manzanillo. Gen. Palacio is
entering the mountains with about
500 warriors, just back Of El Cobre.
From Ell Cobre to Jiguani, where the
OrteZ brothers are in command of a
thousand or more insurgents, is dis
lance of about 100 miles Holguin,
further down on the southern coast
where the Masso brothers are now
operating and whipping the govern
ment troops wherever they can find
them, is a distance of about 100 miles
from Jiguani. From Barocoa, where
Gomez and Maceo recently disembark-
ed from a schooner, to the territory
now controlled by Ortez and Guerra,
is about 200 miles. Maceo will evil
IDENTIFY meet the other insurgent com
manders near Jiguani, between that
city and Holguin. The Spanish SOL
diers are insufficient in number to i'm
pede their progress.
News from San Juman, Porto Rico,
states that Campos arrived there yes
terday. on his way to Cuba.
KingstOn-Four expeditions Of revo-
lutionists, starting from Port Llmon,
Costa Rica, have been successfully
landed in Cuba. Gen. Maceo and
thirty companions were with the party
Twenty-four thousand rifles were de-
livered to insurgents on the island by
the vessels of the four expeditions.
The vessels have returned TO Port Ii
mon, which has become an important
centre of Cuban revolutiOnists.
New York-At a meeting of Irish
Nationalist last night resolutions
were adopted congratulating the Cub
an revolutionists upon the success Of
their patriotic efforts and hoping that
Cuba will soon be added to the list of
republics. A committee will be APP
pointed to devise means to prove the
Nationalist sympathy for the Cuban
movement.
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II is quite likely that at the present mo-
nent Nir. cleveland would like a re-eiec-
zion 10 the Presidency. A year hence,
however. he viii have found out what 10
Is 10 have "a Republican Congress on ms
hands and the ambition viii not be SO
sfronr upon him.-\ew York Commercial
Advertiser
Our esteemed contemporary will
nave to explain whence comes its war
rant for asserting that Mr.. Cleveland
has aspirations to reelection; though
il exhibits shrewdness in anticipating
that a very slight experience Of the
Overwhelmingly Republican Fifty
fourth Congress would make retire
ment a blessed relief. It is extremely
fortunate for the country, by the way,
that an honest President will stand
between it and that body. though it
will be rough on the President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-13

Hon. J. B. Finley's letter in yester-
davis Register in regard TO the con-
Aicting reports about the provisions oil
the cigarette act. which was changed
from its original text in the House
and Mr.. Finleys inability to get at thu
official records calls attention to one
more act Of gross neglect on the part
of that body Of odOrous memory the
first Republican Legislature in West
Virginia in twenty-five years, name
". its failure to publish its acts, or
at least put them where interested H.
ouirers might get at them. Or, prob
ably. the Republican leaders were too
ashamed of them TO lay them before
the public.
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A nRANn-NEw GovERNMENr.

The worlds family Of nations has
had a new offspring added by Portu-
gals grant Of autonomy to the Azores,
which she has been ruling as an in
tegral part Of her empire for nearly
five centuries.
The blue flag Of the islands, with
the white hawk and the nine stars,
will hereafter float among the flags Of
the world. Each of these stars stands
for one Of the emerald isles swim
ming in the blue midOcean-San Mig-
uel Santa Maria, Terceira, FayaL
Pico. GraciOsa, San Jorge, Flores and
Corvo. Nearly one-third Of the less
than 100000 population Of the Azores
dwell upon San Miguel, but the prob
able legislative seat Of the future viii
be its almost forgotten capital of An
era. on the isle Of Teroeira, where dur
ing the early part Of this century a
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DIED.

FOOSE-On Friday, April 10Th, 1895, at
1870 O'Clock p. m, IDA, daughter OF W. ;,
and Kate Foose. aged years and months
Funeral from parents residence, No. SIT
Market street, this Saturday morning, at
$50 o'clock. Interment private ct Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
wINCHER-Tuesdsy morning, April 9th,
1895. ROBERT, son Of Christian and Kate Winch
er, in his 18th year
Funeral services at German NJ. E. Church, on
Sunday afteruon st o'clock. Interment at Mt
Wood cemetery.
BILLION Friday, April 10Th. at 11:30
O'Clock p, m. at her residence, rear OF No.
1876 Eighteenth street Mrs. MARGARET BIZ,
in the roth year OF her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MARTIN-At Bridgeport, o.. on We'd
nesday April 10. 1895, at II o'clock p. m.
Capt Samuel Martin, in the 6Sth year of
his age.
Funeral from his late residence in
Bridgeport. O., Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock Interment at Weeks cemetery.
Friends of the family invited to attend.
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Suicide of a Bigamist.

Versailles, Ind, April 12.-The dead
body of Frederick Weimer, wealthy
farmer. was found on the roadside near
Springlake with a pistol bullet in his
head. The coroner's jury rendered a
verdict of suicide. Thursday Weimer
was in Louisville, and. while intoxi-
Gated, offered $50 to any woman who
would marry him. Efie Cannon, a
domestic, accepted the offer and they
were married. Weimer leaves a wife
and three daughters at Ripley, Ohio,
another wife in Bracken county, and a
woman with whom he had been living
for a year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-13

Robert P. Porter has purchased the
Cleveland World. which he proposes
10 revivify. Which means that Cleye-
land is to be the. seat Of a hot war
between two leading Republican Or
gans. the bitter and aggressive Leader
for Mckinley. and the new World I'M
der the hustling leadership Of the eX-
Superintendent Of the Census, for Har-
rison- 1t also means, supposing the
new journal is to be run on the polit-
ical plan Of Porter's other journalistic
venture. the New York Press, that the
Cleveland Leader viii be hustled for
first place as the dirtiest and most
contemplate Republican organ west
of the Alleghenies.