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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
FLIGHT OF THE ARMENIANs.
Large Numbers of Refugees Entering
the Caucasus.

London, Jan. 10,-A dispatch TO the
Times from Odessa says large numbers
Of Armenian refugees are daily entering
the Caucasus. travelling through Turkey
to reach their destination.
The St. James Gazette publishes a dis
patch from Constantinople which says
that the new Armenian patriarch, Izmir-
liam, was formally enthroned yesterday
as THE Patriarch of all the Armenians. ="
After he had taken the oath the pa
triarch delivered an address in which he
said Fidelity to the government ought
to move in accord with the conviction
that we enjoy complete security of our
honor, lives and property. The rights Of
the nation and the church are sacred and
imprescriptible"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
ENaLAND's CABINET MEETS.
The Subject Discussed Not Given Out,
But Evidently Important.

London. Jan. ia cabinet council was
held at noon to-day and adjourned at
o'clock. After the adjournment Sir Will
liam Harcourt took luncheon with Sir
George o. Trevelyan and Henry II. Fow-
Ter, respectively secretary for Scotland
and secretary for India. All of the mem
bers of the cabinet were present at the
meeting. Arnold Morley, the postmaster
general. was summoned from Monte Carlo
and G. Shaw Lefevre, president of the local
government board, was recalled from
Cannes, whittier they had gone last week,
intending to remain until the end Of the
month. Both arrived here by special train
last evening.
The Daily News denies the truth Of
the report that Sir William Harcourt dis
agrees with his colleagues on the sub
jecs Of the naval expenditures.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
HIGH OLD TINES At RALEIGH
The Republicans and POpuliStS Stir up
The legislature.

An Ehort 70 be Made to Upset the Ez-
listing Election Laws and County
Government Systematic Senatorial
Fight Growing Warmer-only One
Copy ofthe Governors Message Pre-
pared-The Senate Proceeds to Busi-
moss Without Adopting Rules for It's
Governm mt
Raleigh. N. c.. Jan 1.-two hours oe
the time Of the House to-day was spent in
listening to the governors message. which
contained about 5000 words.
tn" populists and republicans then in
troduced bills upsetting past democratio
legislation. chiefly in the election laws
and the county government system now
in operation.
The senatorial hght grows warmer. ie
anything. and H. is now thought that the
field is combined against Jeter Pritchard.
who Is considered Buffers man. accord
ing TO his alleged bargain with Congress-
man-elect Richmond Pearson before the
election
Candidate Mott who Is considered BY
many probably the most sagacious of the
candidates, says that the complexion OF
the hght may change when election time
comes, and he said this with seeming sure
ness of effective opposition TO deveiop
against Prtchard
only ope copy of the governors message
was prepared ana II Will. therefore. ba
read to the Senate tomorrow. This was
criticised by some
one republican introduced a bill in the
House, called "a bill to secure a free ball
lot and a fair count"
Another republican called his "a bill to
ma out whether the people of this state
nave a right TO govern themselves
a motion to adopt the rules of the last
Senate until new rules could be adopted
was defeated. and the Senate proceeded
TO business without rules while the House
adopted the old rules. This is Understood
TO mean that a resolution will be passed.
taking the appointment OF the committees
out of the hands OF the president OF the
Senate.
Senator Abel dem. introduced A. buI
TO make per cent the legal rate Of in
terest.
Senator Mewborne pop. introduced a
oill 10 repeal the charter Of the state far
mers' alliance and to restore the old char
ter which was amended by the last gem
eral assembly. This bill passed and was
sent 70 the House.
Senators Aycock and Smith, democrats.
who held certificates OF election in the
Ninth district, and whose seats were con-
tested by Grant and Paddison fusionists.
were not present ana the latter were de-
clared TO be the duly elected senator's
and were seated without opposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
RICHARD NOT TO BE RELEASED.
Premier Dupuy Threatened to Resign IL
He Was Liberated.

Paris, Jan. 10--Discussion of the ques-
ton Of releasing NJ. Richard from prison
in view of the fact Of his having been
elected d member Of the Chamber Of Dep
uties was resumed in the chamber to-day.
Premier Dupuy declared that If the cham
Der voted for NJ. Richards liberation an
other cabinet must carry out the work
which had been laid out by the govern
ment. The Premiers threat TO resign
had the desired effect as the proposal to
release NJ. Richard was rejected by a
vote Of 3O9 10 21s.
A motion of urgency for Deputy Hab-
erts bill granting general amnesty to
political prisoners was rejected by vote
Of 345 to 167.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
MoNRY ZOE THE INDIANS.
The House Committee Completes the
appropriation Bill.


appropriation Bill.
Washington. Jan. 1o.-The House com
mittee on Indian affairs has completed the
Indian appropriation bill for the coming
fiscal year. The measure as agreed upon
will carry an appropriation of about $780,,
600, which is a reduction of about 5000
from the appropriation for the current
year and about the same amount below
the estimates on which it is based.
For the support of Indian schools S1.12A-
$50 is appropriated, and a proviso is in
serted under this section directing the
commissioner of Indian affairs to reduce
bv 20 per cent per annum the cost Of
maintaining contract schools. A number
of schools which have heretofore been ap-
propriated for specifically are not men
toned in the bill, and the question of con-
tinuing is left to the commissioner Of In
dian affairs. Most Of them are under
charge of the Catholic clergy and sister
hOod
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
HINKLE's TRIAL.
Evidence Expected to be in by
tomorrow Night.

1Yldence Expected to be in by
tomorrow Night.
NJ. .-.'os Ca, Jan. 1O-At the adjourn
y court this afternoon the evidence
+. ~ siste in the HinkIe case was prac-
,rs closed Attentive listeners to the
ss.. express the opinion that the
d 4 made out a strong case of mur-
a. early establishing the fact that one
H1sls '9or shots was fred by DR.. A. b.
's,tsr anu That the other three by his
ty sstrI94eenee Will probably be concluded
1lasgros aF night The arguments will
he nm Two or more days. The order or
ra1rad ~ Oh speeches have not been ar
PIE for ne ne defense have expressed de-
sr5 only ~ two speeches-Col. L. ]. Bla-
lte s1s.,.l .. ION W. A. Little. For the state
.lgs Ei1e E,91ers will be r. L. Berner and
01s ION or Z. F. Hinton.
sat stole bride last Sunday
+ sss 5ol married IN the wee hours Of
respor'-...,- lins' came to town that day
y r. aas 70 a Jury summons, qualified
IS accepted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
AN EDITOR IN A CELL.
He is Accused of Throwing Rocks Into
Rival Newspaper Ofioa.


Charlotte, n. c., Jan. 10-A special to
the Observer from Rutherfordton, N. c.,
says that Editor D. j. Carter of the Her
aid, of that place, was arrested this
morning, charged with throwing rocks
last night through the windows Of the Of
nesses, who heard the crashing Of the
glass swore that they saw the prisoner
and identified him as the offender, Carter
testified that ne saw man throwing rocks
through the windows of the Democrat Of
flee and himself threw rock at this man
as he fled and that at this juncture the
witnesses came upon him and he was too
much excited TO explain. In default Of
bail in 1900 Carter was committed to Jail
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
A COLONY OF ITALIANS.
Austin Corbin to Locate 275 Families
in Arkansas.

Washington, Jan. 10.-Supt. of I'M
migration stump is informed that Austin
Corbin has arranged to colonize 1000 acres
in Chicot county, Arkansas. with Italians.
If the immigrants meet all the require
,oents as to health, etc. of the immigra-
lion bureau, there will be no objection to
their landing. So far 20 families are en-
eaged to occupy the land. This is said
10 be- the first Of several such schemes to
colonize the idle land Of the south.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
JUDGMENT FOR $40, 900.
A YorkvilIe Bank Wins Suit Against
Hubbard, Price & Co.

New York, Jan. 10--A jury in the Uni
ted states circuit court before Judge
Lacombe to-day rendered verdict for
the plaintiff for the full amount, with
interest from 1891, in the case of the Ex-
change Bank of Yorkville 5. c., against
Hunbard Price & Co, commission bro
Ilers of this city The amount of the
Judgment with interest is over $1,000.
The action was brought through the
alleged breach Of promise of the defend
ans to accent two drafts on the bank
for 81. 400. and $3.50 drawn by Hope & co.
of Yorkville, S. c., dated respectively
oct. and oct. 10, 1891.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
TERMINAL TRUST RECEIPTS.
They Are to be Stricken From the Stock
Exchange List on Jan. 10.

New York, Jan. lo-on and after Jan.
10. 1896 the old Richmond Terminal trust
receipts will be stricken from the list at
the New York stock exchange. There are
but very few Of the old certificates out
standing, holders having long ago ex-
changed them for the new Southern rail-
way securities. As It is the Richmond
Terminal certificates are no longer traded
In at the board and there has been no
quotations for them in weeks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
ROBBERS N A BANK.

Tan Thousand in Cash and 81 700 IN
stamps Secured by the oraoksmen'
Defiance, O., Jan. 1o.-The robbery OF the
Merchants National Bank is the one
theme Of conversation in this city to-day.
The iop was one Of the most clever
ever known to the detectives at work on
The case The investigation revealed the
fact the officials claim, that the robbers
secured but $4,000 in money, but il IS
Generally believed the amount was much
larger. Postmaster Weigerding mourns
the loss Of 81, $50 of postage stamps whlch
he had placed in the bank vault 1or sale
kaeping
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
n coI1ar FACTORY Burned.

81. Joseph, Nc. Jan. io.-Wyeth's col
lar factory was totally destroyed by nre
of unknown origin at o CLOCK lnIs morn p. m
- ~ the west, and employed nearly
soa 1I,'11 men. The loss will reach $4,000, and
is nartially insured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
sa1e al a Paner postponed.

Birmingham. Ala, Jan. O.-The Age
Herald, the only morning newspaper Ia
this city. which was advertised to be sold
at trustees sale to-day viii not be sold
until Feb. II. by agreement Of al the par
ties al interest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
Heavy Exporta of cold.

Washington, Jan. I0.-Up 70 p. m. the
treasury had been advised that 81 900, 900
in gold had been Withdrawn at New York
for export Saturday. 1t Is expected that
s5OoO.0O0 will be taken for export this
weak
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
A CoIorv BUYS 25. 900 Acres.

Charlotte. \. c., Jan ia colony, OF
.hirtv-five from Michigan and Ohio has
bnisht 81. GOO acres Of land in Berthe county
thjg state, and viii occupy IT,
The herald., 1895-05-04

The insurance business of Los Angeles
is easily disposed of. The situation is
this: Agents are working day and night,
rewriting in two months the business
of three years, handing back return prem
iums, of which one-ffth comes out of the
agents pocket, and writing for three
years risks at one-half regular rates. The
result will eventually be that Is or &c per
cent of the companies will 60 out of bust
ness and at, least third of the local
agents will get tired and ''lie down."
There may also be an afterclap that will
possess stunning effects.
few of the noticeable transactions Of
the week are as follows:
On Saturday last Easton, Eldridge & Co..
held one OF their usually successful sales
upon the Woollacott tract on First street.
near the Terminal depot. 1t was a day
for buyers, and some of them pocketed
magnificent bargains. This was made
more so on account OF. the weather, which
was cold, wet and generally disagreeaole.
The first corner on First street sold for
$500 to Field e. Cole, and the remaining
lots on First street, with four exceptions,
were all disposed Of at remarkably good
prices. considering the disadvantages of
inclement weather under which the sale
vas held. The inside lots brought from
The herald., 1895-05-04
COURT NOTES
natters Which Were Given Judicial Considera-
tlon Yesterday.

natters Which Were Given Judicial Considera-
tlon Yesterday.
The slander case of j. W. Davis against
Philip Award, wherein the plaintiff
claims $4,000 damages to his good name.
was continued in department four to July
18th.
City against Detail ct al. condemnation
proceedings against property corner First
First street. was n trial in department
four yesterday.
In department six Inglo Stakr, an in
mate of the county hospital. was adjudg-
ed insane and committed to Highlands.
Charles A. Culp versus Susan Culp.
divorce. motion to set time for payment of
alimony was heard in department six and
continued tosMay 7th at 10 o'clock.
In department one infomations were
filed charging John Devine with robbery,
Andreas Castro with grand larceny, John
Carol with burglary. They will be ar
raigned today at 10 o'clock.
J. Bingham against H. T. L. Bingham,
divorce, decree was granted by default.
r, brown vs.. l.. J. Rodgers, attachment
for new trial.
People VS.. Wong Chez. examination of
sureties on bond, bond not approved.
In re naturalization of u. f. Dominick,
application refused by Judge York.
Leattin VS.. Lehart ct al. continued to
June 18th on payment to defendant of $50
M. Tupper vs.. H. Tupper, divorce, de-
cree given to plaintiff.
The case of Mrs. B. A. Douglass in
sanity. adjudged insane; committed to
Highlands.
The following were filed with the county
clerk yesterday:
Petition Of Anna Miner. widow OF John
Miner. deceased. for probate of will and
appointm ent as executrix.
Petition of Charles ]. Vernon, an in
solvent debtor, showing liabilities of $6741,
with assets OF only $3.50. His failure was
caused by the failure of A. Lusk d Co. of
San Francisco. s. 80
Petition of Elizabeth Cham berlain for
probate of will of John Cham berlain, de-
ceased and appointment administrators,
Josiah Russell VS.. City Of Los Angeles,
action to quiet title to lot IL block A,
Chirioto tract.
J. M. McCombs against Schee Bros, to
recover $854.58 for material and labor fur
nj shed.
Silas D. Ellsworth against Ella M. Ellis
worth, divorce. decree granted and Gus
tody of two children awarded to plaintiff.
Articles of incorporation of the San
Dimas Reservoir and Water company.
The parties incorporating are c. M.
Wells. r Dunnigan. II. J.. Dunnigan, L.
9. Wells, ]. A. Anderson, all of Los An
geles. CE1
Clerk Kutz issued but one marriage
license yesterday: Jose Terrain to Kitty
Wozencraft, both of this city.
The herald., 1895-05-04
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, 5 by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
Laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. sa
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptabV> and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of q perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid.
neys, liver and Bowels without weak
wing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
Ind being well informed. you will not
ccept any substitute If offered
The herald., 1895-05-04
AT THE COUNTY JAIL
Arrivals There Yesterday From
Country Districfs

Arrivals There Yesterday From the
Country Districts
Gin Yet was yesterday rearrested by
Officer Harris on an old conviction for
fan tan playing that he had appealed and
which had been sustained by the Superior
Court, and he was incarcerated iu the
county bastile to ser C fifty days or until
a 800 fine had been satisfied.
+. Qua te was booked by Constable
Mendoza from San Gabriel to serve ten
days for battery conviction.
Frank Rodgers from Pasadena and G..
4. Wilmot Of Pomona were jailed t, serve
ten davs for vagrancv.
The herald., 1895-05-04

Every other is weakened by adulteration.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder only is
absolutely pure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

sy on Tusss' h' psSs s ses
Weeks 70 come were it not that out,of.toWn com.
tracts make Us departure imperative.
cSe FEATURES now at Soser Bs 'nf Dsn.
ploys less than sixteen dummy figures. and his
living pictures. the vaids Sisters. ~ Walton and
MS wre c Florence sS csa sans
Lockhart and his trained elephants and the Ba.e
cert viii take place this evening beginning At SIS
o'c.ock. The solois,s will be Jules Levy, Lucille
'What ls said to be a startling and realistic wax
group is to be placed on exhibition at the Eden
Chamber OF Horrors. IL Is mechanical group Of
eight figures made in Munich. The group repre-
Win the body Of her lead husband Upon a
funeral pyre. fastened TO a stake win thongs, Is
bmsbsnd Around stand her relatives. with tom
toms and kettles. In the background IS me RIVER
nvre and the flames seen creeping up towarl
he victim II seems obvious that the group vii.
add 10 the gayety Of nations.
The announcement H. reiterated that oscar Ham
r. The OO second season starring tour Of Miss Ada
Rehan has emphasized the fact that she is one Of
Iast season Miss Rehan had the record Of play
ing to the largest receipts ever known at Hooleys
nn , few weeks ago she again broke the rec
rd beating her own ngures at hoolsy insare;
take p,ace last night, has been postponed Tor an
other week. 81. nj, a,s ,~oa.,r.,
If Kos,er & Baps music hall, has ately pup.
,ished two marches, dedicated 70 Henera
Daniel DAME E sickles and the other to John Philip
Sousa -. - oo,-ossa. ana
many prominent vaudeville artists have airea1y
Volunteered for the performance which Is to De
given at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on the alter.
Ernd Of the New-York Lodge Of Eks Among
those who will appear are Henry irving ana E,'e a.
Tsrr, I'm CHARLES l." The OF seats Is no" IN
progress at the Fifth Avenue Theatre and al the
todeerooms OF the Elks Henry Glsey tne owner
81 Tho theatre has given the use OF mis- private
box which has been purchased by Iony p srd; .,
Dicby Bell having secured a fayorapie vernict IN
baltimore and Philadelphia in Nancy Lee, Is 20
present opera in Ptts3Grg Tor s"utb
a week after which extended tour OF We @
ern cities WI. be made. Nancy Lee VIII De seen
ir this city during the holidays .. =. s.,a
- Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske Is reported 70 nave
met With success on the road. Her repertory wnen
she appears in New-York will Include Two pays 81
her own. one of which Is called "a light from d.
Agnes" which she has just put IN rehearsal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
COrRr CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

Supreme court-General Term.Reees,s Barrett Icour,
1890 m Moeq San4a cafS at R IL
SUPREME sng fa Squr Nos fSs !o2s 1903 2ss $3.50
30i7 1884 242s. $3.50 1914 2cG9 25s3 1884 2's' 1885,
Supreme CourtrSpecai rerm~Part H-Before Beck
" Supreme court-specia TermPart nI-AdjOurned for
ne Cir m cour-Par Before Andrews. JCauses to be
from Part III for Tia Clear reuce Jcause, to
be circuit iSai cou"Par Paisrscn JMos 2oss
sis SSH az 222i 1852 1896 1903 1895 1912 1885,
' Circuit GoSrt-Part Before Beach, causes to be
ss saD fTG@ FaG T carssy J.
Case No 80 simon vs., simTn M4 s nay ,Se tenn
supreme CourtTrial Term-Parts and Ii-Adjourned
i SUPERIOR I cour-Trial Term-Part IIBefore McAdsm
J~Nos $50 900 99l. 992 $685. 1914, 995 9s6. 9o' i227
surrogates Court-chambers-Bef Fitzgerald s'-No
'' Wis iii'' far probate Hannah Aiken Edward W. H.
sPrngneySr Mary A. NoFTH same ne W MsPhp
ce sarosSes 9" "ourtral TerBef9rs Arnold $40
viii Of Ca,harine NJ Morrison at 1870 m; No. loss
VI" c6% nj S1" Special eTmBeoTe Gieserich Mos:
Z p:ar .of Ds sSs c
st; " sss $ IS ss5 f fs s ss i AS.
' Common Psas-Trial TermPar IBetore BOokstaver
S%Sn Fl Ss sfqi 9% P for til.
Cfty Court-Specisl TermBefore Betty. Court opens
at 10 a. NJ Motions.
CIV Court-CeneraI Term-Bsfore Fitzsimons. p. J..
Mccarthy and CONAN JJ-Appeals from orders: No to
10 inclusive Appeals from judgments: No / 70 g. in
civ Court-Trial Term-Parts l. ii. III and Iv-Ai-
iourned
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Rv Van Rrunt T. j. Follett and Parker u.
Mercantile Trust Company Atlantic Trust Company
Tho +. Wickes.
Superior Court
BY Gildersleeve. J.
FInregan vs. Finncgan-August G. NAM
BRADLEY a Currier Company Enis-Henry ". Eaton
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Beach. j.
Matter Peekamose Fishing C1ub-Wiilism H. Ricketts
Superior Court
fSy GlderseeYe. J.
Alfred Gutwillig Morris Wederman-ouincy ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
UNAVOIDABLE INTERFERENCEs.
HORSE AND CARRIA NOTES.

Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing well-bred car
rage and coach horses, horses for tandem driving.
for fourth hands for broughams. also cart and
saddle horses. Will be we'll repaid by examining the
stock OF J. Dickman Brown. at No. l2S West Fifty
second-st Mr. Brown has fine string OF speedy
horses OF all grades and sizes. choice coors. high
action perfect dispositions. The horses exhibited
by Mr. Brown at the shows in this state and else
where have won many blue ribbons and prize cups.
A special feature of Mr.. Browns business Is the
purrhase of all kinds of horses on commission for
patrons. 49,. ...,.o.. 20
one Of the largest and finest assortments OF
bromoha,ns and fine carriages to be seen this fall
is that Of the big carriage manufacturing house of
I + Goodrich & Co. Of No. $50 broadway. The
stock comprises all the leading styles in fancy
trans victorias. wagonettes. runabout wagons,
coupe rockaways hanson cabs for private use,
lar colors at special prices.