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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01

-iiomoeopthic.-M see con-,
philosopher says that tha u,a, 81, .
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
See Fifteenth Page
$4,000
ARRIVED THIS MORN
PASSENGERS.

Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York
C. G. Anderson, Agent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01
THE
MORE
YOU KNOW

of values, the more yOu will be
astOnished at the IittIeness of our
prices. We have nothing in stock
but the freshest, choicest and
newest goods. 1t is not a mere
handful, either, that we offer az
the price, but enough to supply
all. New Peas, finest quality.
Fine COfTees. Fine Sherries, direct
importation. Fine Creamery Butt
ter ut 25c. Periodical Tickets res
ceived on cash purchases.
WILLIAM C. COOPER,
GROCER,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01
RENTING or STALLS.

City Marshals once. Savannah. Ga 81
2g lsa5.-On Wednesday. Dec A. 1870, ~
oier for rent the stalls in the city marke.
the year 1864 All persons who desire v Igl,i-
their stalls viii please respond pfoAP-~
Terms cash Ia Advance. ..t
JoHN POWER. City Marshal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01

WEATHER sTRIPs-
Now is the time to get Weather
Strips, and put ON your doors and
windows to keep the cold wind
out of your house. You can save
half your fuel bill by using them
The only reliable ones sold By
the
ADAMS DRUG, PAINT AND OIL co..
Congress and whitaker Streets
L.
BURLINGTON VENETIAN BLINDS
The best inside blind made. The
cost is no more than the cOmmoA
outside blinds. Samples at our Office
A. s. BACON & SONS,
Bryan and whitaker streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01

NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS
Does the finest dyeing and scOurihs'
The only perfect Dry Cleaner in tho
city. GentIemen's clothes cleHhe1
and repaired on short nOtase. "hi''
aIxer and State Streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01

% WHITAKER STREET.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Washington, ID. &.
WILL BE TRIED AGAIN.
Chief Irwin Files New Charges with the
Police Commissioners Against Ser
geant Van Wrinkle.

At o'clock last night the board OF 20
lice commissioners held a short session.
Commissioners Fyke and Shelley were
present. The only business transacted was
the granting of saloon license to d. Spill
lane at Twelfth and Grand avenue. As the
board was on the point of adiourninE
Chief of Police Irwin stepped into the
room and preferred charges against Ser
geant William II. Van Wrinkle, lately re-
stored to his position after being sus-
pended by the chief. The charges are n
repit!tion OF the charges brought against
Van Wrinkle two weeks ago with the eX-
cepton Of the first and second specifica-
iions. The following are the charges
Conduct unbecomlns an officer and preiu-
dicial to the police service. First, in this
that he was guilty of falsehood when on
met Cora Younger but twice. when, as
fact, ne was frequent visitor at her home
second, he was guilty of falsehood when he
stated that ne did not take the woman
buggy riding on May IS. when in fact he
dld. Third, he played cards in saloon
Jessie Griffin riding TO lvanhoe, having met
her by appointment on this trip, and al
other times it is claimed ne made love 10
her ana represented himself as an unmar-
ried man..
The police commissioners decided TO give
Sergeant Van Wrinkle a trial upon these
charges at : o'clock Saturday afternoon
The board will meet promptly at 80 Sat
urday afternoon and hear remonstrances
against and applications for saloon licenses
Persons having claims against the police
department for the month Of May are re-
the board at once and receive their war
rants.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
RECEIVER EGAN TALKS.
He Frankly Admits the Appointment of
Bancroft Was Not Wanted by His
Interests.

Denver, Col, June 12.-John NJ. Egan,
sole receiver of the Union Pacific in
terests in the Northwestern outside of
Utah and recently appointed co-ordi-
nate receiver with w. II. Bancroft, of
the interests of the road in Utah terri
tory arrived in this city early this
morning on a belated train from the
| West.
Il have nothing to say beyond what
appeared in the Associated Press dis
patches said Receiver Egan
rs there any significance in connoc-
time?"
None whatever. I am on my way
home TO st. Paul. I have friends in
see them"
THE appointment of Mr.. Bancroft
with You as receiver Of the Union Pacific
interests in Utah was not satisfactory
10 the American Trust Company, was
mo. Representatives of the company
distinctly stated they would not sub
mit IA he appointment Of n receiver
who was friendly to tho Union Pacific
10 act in conjunction with the receiver
Sanborn."
Things will not remain in statu quo
then until the first of july"
"Oh, no indeed But / can not tell
you what action the company l repre-
sent will take. II anything deycIops I
will let YOU know before / leave the
CITY,"
Representatives Of the Rio Grande who
met Receiver Egan at Grand Junction
ana accompanied him 10 this city. de-
MED that there was any Significance in
their action whatever Despite their dis
claimers rumors are lying thick and fast
III railroad circles.
i 1t IS found impossible to change the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
"pon'ts" for Bicycle Riders.

ION '"dbbIe.
Don't ride head down"
Don't ride a dark wheel"
Don't borrow road map. Get one OF
your own, 50 that you Gan lend it.
Zimmerman and Johnson use them 900
Don't wear 'Tun' sleeves, as il is hard
10 san against the wind with them.
Don't do stunts and fancy tricks on the
road, Leave that 10 the vaudeville stage
Don't try to make dents i'm a two-ton
truck win a twepty-th three-pound wheel.
from the lady whom you are supposed to
Don't be afraid TO wear "bloomers." :"
They have come 10 stay as part of the
wheeling costume.
Don't forget TO remove the chain lock
from your wheel before attempting 10 re-
sumo your journey.
Don't put your trust in the sellers guar
antee Of the Xtinsuishable nature of
Don't fail to notify your fellow-wheelmen
when their lamps are out. They will do
Don't ride on Of a ferry. A boat lust
a.oSkeI Is often erratle especially when
steed' in the presence of ladies after hav
ing fingered overtime at some bicycle
Don't ride ten miles at scorchlng pace.
then drink cold water and lie around on
me grass, unless You are tired of life.
under your arm Phi II on p,NF youT @o%SnSiairs
or YOU Will come to Distress Verhum san
Don't laugh the watchfnl copper 10 scorn
He can afford 10 await Tor his time to
laugh "
Don't dress immodestly or in the costume
OF track sprinter. Sweaters worn like
a ChiEaman's blouse are Indecent
Don't forget that the modern law of the
Eo%G 10 REQUIRES you gu 70 turn out 10 the right
Don't ride without an alarm bell. They
don't cost much, and the nne for not hav-
IN iass s one or for falling TO ring it is from 50
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
THREE CHILDREN RUN DOWN
ONE RECEIVES INJURIES THAT WILL
PROBABLY RESULT FATALLY.
Terrible Havoc Wrought by Runaway
Horse That Dashed Into Group of
Children Playing in the street
Wild Rumors.

Last rlrb. NJ e.9n ,,.,,,,-
-, 81, Gov N'''Eh d runaway
| "oiSe paSHeu INTO crowd Of children
| paying IN the street in front of No. jli
| Cherry street
1t left in its waLa .l,,o.,. s,,,,1, o,,,,s,...
| s,rio,,-1, ;,,i,,., - N''i'"i H.
Gu y tHS helpleSs In the
street lhsF Were Katie Ginocchio. {
years Of age, Johnny Ginocchio, aged .
years, and Louis RiugolsL,v Q vaare ne
oga O+
Tba oLp1r,, -,
si were earned 70 their
homes ana physicians summoned. Katie
and Johnny Ginocchio live at 5l4 Cherry
street. The little girl was found - b.,.a
,t,.,, ,.;,,.. - - .'"'.t ~ ii Ne
-, --y9 .'N'' '', me leit slae ana 10
'' Li'e' h"''H IiJufeu. She Is believed TO
be FATALLY injured Johnny Ginocchio
escaped with several serious hr,,fsas o,,
the lower limbs
1T; -,
1-'"'9 iNl"N o'Shy "dS carried TO his
nome at so East Firth street, 1t was
nearly two hours before his parents
could procure the servions ~ , ,,b,.gi,ta,
When tb, r-,. No., -, I..'' ~
, ""' h'" al Iast ne
was Iou"d % nave received severe
scalp wound on the back of the head
the rlght ankle was badly crushed and
numerous bruises covered his body.
The horse that caused the injuries to
the three children belonged To q W
street Al s o'clorl. he drG,.a ,,,,,, go, ~
~ 70 N'''h n ~ NLNNF nome from
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

omaha, Neh, June l2-For n long time
past the Union Pacnc has desired 10 euIlai-
ii5 lIG me |e5lt R@und IIlah and Montana
prevented, Now that this matter is settled
the / Mon Pacific decided to revolutionize
the Utah situation ana has prepared tariffs
To 60 into eject June y, The idea is to
reduce the rates from the Missouri river
TO Utah common points on the ten classes.
ana upon west bound commodities 10 the
rates IN effect from the Missouri river to
Montana common points with present
rates from the Missouri river 10 Utah as
a maximum There Is no intention 10 adj
fbap "a daisna IaisS rTteSett HE lower TO Utah
the Missouri river To Utah are
$50 ,si5 sl75 si.45 si2s $40 sHi 5s b 6 6 3 B
- While W ne rates from Missouri to Mon
SIS, sl.7o sl.5o slilo sl5..o stAlo B 6 3 z
This eguaaliz4alion means much for salt
present tariffs investigating changes in at
The burlington people are much dis
turhed over the situation, but declare they
will Get the cut.
As an instance Of what the decrease
amounts to the saving on a 1000 mound
car OF glucose amounts TO SlS0
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
BRIEF ITEMS ny WIRE.

Topeka, Kas, June l2-(Special) PresL
dent Peter McNicar OF Nashburn college
has rendered his resignation, giving fan,
ms health as his reason. The RESIGNATION
takes effect next September
Wichita, kas,, June l2--(SpecialD At
The annual meeting Of the directors OF The
I Ealrmounl college, OF this city, to-day pr
Robinson, formerly president OF prury col
lege, Of Springfield, No. was elected pres
south McAlester, 1T, June 19.-(speciall
The report sent from CadGo that two gov
eTnmrnt Surveyors had been killed is nm
THe. The uftiter in charge at Tishomingo
states tnat there has been no trouble Of
any kind between his party and the In
dians.
Excelsior Springs, June l2.-(SpeciaD NJ
HaaSd died al the home of his daughter
Mrs II. NJ. Herhart. this morning after
several months Illness, He was a native
when a small boy, He was 70 years old
The remains VIII be sent To Lebanon, Pa
where he resided most Of his life, for
Topeka. Kas., June l2-(SpecialD In The
office OF Hon. A. NJ. F. Randolph, reporter
81 the supreme court l.. +. Randolph of
NortonNiHe, has been assistant reporter
for several years, but more help is neces-
sary In the reporters office. Under the pro-
visions u that law, the reporter has an.
pointed r.. Dewey, of Abilene, as addi-
tional assistant and W. C. Campbell, of
Topeka. as clerk, the appointments TO
take euect July ], 1895.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

! n G. s. Minneapolis, Mimi suffer very
: mucn from cramps in the feet aud legs.
/ sspeCiaiiy ni al nigh,; should he very glad u
| You would suggest an appropriate remedy.
| Take Febricide pills. one. three times
/ daily for week. then begin with Medul-
| line. extract OF the spinal cord. three drops
on the tongue three times daily
r. Fhiladeiphia-From reading your let
| ter IL is very evident that YOU need Natro.
lthic salt Take teaspoonful IN a half
tumbier OF water morning and evening, to
overcome the constipation and digestive
disorder; then return to the use OF Cere-
brine, in three drop doses, three times
daily.
j. \. f., .Philadelphia-1 had a severe fall
z rev weeks ago down steps since then
nave been suffering from dizziness and
weakness and dinlculty in walking Can
Nou suggest treatment
Take Medullne extract of the spinal
cord, IN three drop doses. three times a
day. Use friction at night with a rough
towel over the entire body.
A T.. Fhiladelphia--I am troubled with
obesity: am getting very stout hciny
t""niy-nine pounds above my healthy
Take Thyroldine. extract OF the thyroid
gland, in three drop doses. three times
da.ly, and once week take Natrolithic
salt, ono teaspoonful tn half a tumbler Of
water morning ami evening.
=. Jr., St Paul, Minu--For the local CON
dition YOU mention, take Testlne, extract
of the testesi three drops three times daily
Tor one week, and then Cerehrne, extract
of the brain. In same dose for week alter
natinE. Use cold baths a night and light
ned clothing, and arise early In the morn
ing; avoid spicy food
NJ. $. Minneapolis. Ntnn.-For the local
ttouhie which YOU mention, falling of tho
womb, etc take Ovarine. extract OF the
ovares. In three drop doses three times
daily. Plenty OF outdoor exercise Is indi-
Gated, and nourishne food
w T. PARKER. NJ.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
Friendly Relations Re-established.

Omaha, Neb., June l2-Although
Union Pacific officials are very silent
over the conference now going on he
tween the Gulf officers and those Of the
Union Pacific, il has leaked OUT that all
within the inner circles is not a June
harmony Mr. Trumbull is on the anx-
ious seat. The order abandoning the
Julesburg cutoff has been held in abey-
ance, There is no telling how soon
trains Will cease running 10 Denver over
that line, in case an agreement is NOT
reached, Mr. Trumbull wishes to re-
tain the friendship of the Burlington
Rio Grande Western-Union Pacific peo-
pie. lie cannot maintain the position
and the conference closed tonight by
Trumbull agreeing TO re-establish
friendly relations with the Union Pa
cific.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN,
PASTURES HAVE BEEN GREATLY M
PROVED by RECENT RAINS.
Water Is Abundant and Corn Is in Rettcr
condition Than for Many Years-A
Fine Lot of steers From
Garuett, Kas.


ahe stockmen coming in from the
country and at the yards are yerv
"chipper" now The generous roirs tho
| past ten dave +br,,,ot,,,,. 'S .'''
territory have n,t a ,,,,, i>'iiSaS ol'y
t,,. nov put new aspect upon
'He farming ana stock interests. Stock
| ponds have all been filed the creeks are
running and the earth oi,.o,,, =, -,
| soal,irr, c,,d 60, ., . ~. - 60 o'ouSh
| "s' 'Oou SraSs ana water are now
Hau most everywhere, and such corn
| prospects have not been seen for wears
| Hope and cheerfulness prevadas tba an.
| tire trade
Kansas had IN s,,. 0.,..
'"9 i'au III some lalf royal bull
locks yesterday. p. W. Parrett, of
| Garnett, Kas., was here with fifty-thra.
as fine Hereford steers as seen here for
,,,,,,,, -, 90 9et" mere ZOE
we'll ~ fa tteJ g" ava s,! sh We're ,,,s, smooth and
wen la'teu ana showed skillful handling
ana leedlng. They averaged 1410 pounds
and We're sold by Campbell HINT g.
Adams at S5.75. the highest n,icn or tha
do, rr,l,,. - .''7 ~ - ''i'' "i the
10y i"es were taken by Eastman for
tHe export trade
l.. q, Gordon, Oak Grove, Mo had in
hoss yesterday and took home feeders.
j. n. Ellis, Orleans, Neb., was at the
yards yesterday with cattle and hogs
Allen Bros, Laken, kas were i'm yos
terday with cattle.
j. F. Cotter, Drexel Mo, had in cattle
yesterday.
John Epp, Elbing, Kas was IN tho
yards Yesterday with cattle.
w. H. H. Green. Morse. Kas, was +,
yesterday with cattle. was -
There were some fancy hogs in ,estar-
day as well as cattle. 5. E. Connor
New Lancaster, Kas was ha,, 'i.I,
sixty-tive beauties. averaging 30S nounde
that We're sold by Southee & Eirk a.
81 55, the highest price of the dav orr as
sales of over 10 O6O '''' '"' vi
Grumke & Burnley. Levicv. Mo can,a
in yesterday with hogs 'N' 0'''''7
II C. Williams pacnii,, NJ.
the yards yesterday Win hoes '' was On
Major Calvin Wood E,n,norio IT,
was at the yards yesterday, Re reno,t, rn"s
crop prospects good i'm bic saitta epolts
W. g. Chiles and John Winfrev Rro,,
ner, No. came in Yesterday viii nattno
and hogs. "''' e"l''e
A. s. Thomas SedpDioL 10
cattle yesterdav 'N"' ANaS'' hdu IN
GeorSe Hnrfn,r ran, MI,
was in yesterday with hogs N''''
Hal Townsend, Yukon o. T CANA T.,
Yesterday with hors - !" came IN
W Ellis uaysns,,,,,,
cattle and hogs vestnrda,' 'NaS" Haa IN
d. W Travis Sara to- To-
the wards vesterda,, u,itS haS'' was at
r. H. Moods. Iiniontown Ly,s 49,
pna r., f.uS SesteluaS win hoss
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
nrookIyn. 1875 st. Lonis. 3.

Brooklyn " Y. June I2-St I.ouis
proved to be an easy mark for the BROOK
lyns to-day After the seventh Inning
Brooklyn tried MeDOugall, tneIr new pitch-
e.. bHt ne was very Wild score:
RH. f.
81 ssr0fSl{s Ioais ....5 2 ! 9 6--lssiIii -ls Il
Batteries- brooklyn, Grim, Ciumhert and
hcDoGgall; St Louis, FeitZ and KissingeI
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

j: \. Hatch, member OF congress from
inalana: The establishment of a pro-
important questions of the hour. Al any
rate il is certainly the duty OF the Repuh-
Acau party to use every effort to restore
prosperity TO the country, and | am con-
y!nced that 10 accomplish this il is very
important that adequate protective duties
growers and farmers
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

Sew York, June D. The New Yorks
played poorly to-day and Wore easily dee
hell was ill., and Kueu of Clev land and
Murphy OF New York. gave the decisions.
RH.E.
n, New York 80 9jS&89g 9sg :
Batteries New Yo.k. Wilson and Ger.
man, Cleveland. Zimmtr and Young.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

Boston, June l?.-SiX thousand enthu,fas-
,c 80 b9S tGn eranks saw Ansop's men out
the visitors hits failed TO Weld rms and
while Griffith pitched winning ball, MS sun,
port was NOS perfect. Score:
Ei.il'ilo. J.2s,og ,,",.5 S59d59s g
batteries Boston, Camel aud NlchoIE.
Chicago. kittreGge and GuAth
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

John WallaceIivinP at No. il7 Wyandotte
street yesterday tried TO assist a drunken
man down stairway When half way
down m" man lurchea against Wallace
22gnai threw rev MIN him or his qrt feet, lie fell and
dressed tho broken limb at the Central
police station.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

Inere va no game at the Bruuswiex
billiard hail yesterday ana a double game
play 5co 70 Hyde's 100. Malone wat nSi
&ell, bu{ no one could beat the game that
balls several times during the series. FrsnE
Is pFaet!cins several hours daily ana ex.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

Gardner is TO 5, second; saddlcbags. to
2. third. Time, 203
Ffth race-Purse. 1--WE furlones. Donna
sol; 10 70 J. Won; Aimee, 1 to /. second;
LlIIlan ~, 70 |, thirl Tine ! .Ol.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
A NEW STAR AMONG rRorrrRs.


New York June PA sensational trot-
Ter was uncovered to-day at the Fleetwood
park trotting meeting William Penn, start
ins for the first time this year. stepping
three heats IN 2:ils., 2:i2ii and 2i2ai with
out being called upon 10 do his best. The
Young horse. National lowered his record
three seconds in the 22l class race. win
ming without much difficulty from Queen
Allah and the rest. The pacing race was
Elit Tor Mascot, Jr., although h. lost the
'nitI h"At through a break. Summaries!
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

Nora Weber and Emma Hurley engaged
in a night yesterday afternoon at Second
woman threw brick. which struck Nora
,Webep Sauare on the Jaw and fractured
wound and told the woman TO Keen her
mouth shut for month.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

Washington. June l2.-In the last half of
the fourth inning heavy shower of rain
began and for that reason Washington was
pIobab!I saved from Gefeat. The score
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13
Professor Buchanan at Guthrie

Guthrie, o. T., June l2,-(SpeciaD The
began work to-day with about i25 teachers
under the instruction of Professor Bu-
OF assistants.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

y. S.-All letters of inquiry on medical
subjects directed to the Columbia Chemical
Company, Washington. II. C.. will be an
swered free, either in these columns or by
mail direct.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-13

z. ,sen stood ave to one in favor Of the Gin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-24

Fred Titus some time ago issued chal.
lenge TO any one to race an hour He was
ambitious to arrange race with johnson,
but that fast riders suspension has put an
end to Titus ambition. The challenge,
however, has been accepted by Willis Troy
on behalf OF an unknown" Titus au-
thorizod Dixie Hines TO make the arrange
ments for the match He and Willis Troy
have very nearly come TO satisfactory
agreement but there Is ono little detail 10
be settled yet. The match will he for a
trophy worth s5o0 or t1 900 and will take
place next September, probably at Man.
haitian Beach. IL is said the unknown Is
Laurens Mcintjes the South African.
Two years ago he held the record for an
hours riding, which was trifle over 90
miles. Titus has since made the distance
travelled In an hour nearly % miles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-24

4 INIT, JUNE ist. lssS-ALL THE LOTS AT
- Washington Park will be raised from $50 TO
slO0 on each unsold OF; buy nov and save money
ISAAC L. ooFf co, Wsybosset, corner Dor
rance streets. moot