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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22
Is Ii a Hyenae

From the New York Press
Moorhead, Mimi, Sept. 16.-According
to a story told here terror has been spread
among the residents OF Spangel by a
strange animal that has been making reg
ular visits to the cemetery for the last
week and digging into the graves
The tracks of the brute have been found
in the soft earth around the graves which
il has dug into, but no one has yet seen
the animal A week ago il was found that
the grave of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Olsen had been dug into for
a considerable depth. and that the animal
had scratched and gnaWed at the little
coffin, which plainly showed the marks
of the creatures teeth and claws 1t was
at first supposed to be the work of a doe.
but this view was found to be erroneous.
as for a time all of the dogs of the se--
Element were tied up.
Two nights ago the grave of John Mitch
art was dug into and part of the coffin
torn away. The head of the dead man
was muulated to some extent by the an,-
mal which was heard by several people
bowling in the adjacent woods.
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CORN AND RICE IN FLORIDA.
Increased Cultivation since the In
jury to Orange Trees.

jury W AEeE&s
Orlando, Fa., Sept 2l.-The greatly
increased cultivation of corn brought
about by the injury to the orange indus
try and the planting and cultivation of
rice, which, so far as this locality is con-
cerned, is a new thing. has induced
George T. Macy to put in machinery to
prepare these grains for domestic use
He has just completed the erection OF
machinery for cleaning, hulling and poll
ishing rice, and has it in operation. lie
also mas put IN a corn shelter and feed
and grist mill He proposes to the farm
ers TO shell their corn for the cohs which
he viii use for fuel to run his machinery.
lie Will then convert the grain into feed
Tor horses and cows or into fine meal
Tor domestic use. His several machines
are all of latest and most approved
makes, and the mill is completely
equipped plant The farmers viii appre-
ciate the enterprise Of the gentleman
who has thus put them in a way Of con-
verting the product of their lands into
food products for domestic use. We are
fast learning that the orange belt Sec
ton of Florida is capable of becoming a
self-sustalning and prosperous section
even with the orange entirely eliminated
from the list of products.
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Mrs. saIIie Hogg Dead.

Pueblo, Col, Sept. 21-AIrs. sallie
Hogg, wife Of ex-Gov Hogg of Texas
died last night at the home of her
nephew. Mrs. Hogg was a victim of con-
sumption and came to Pueblo four
months ago in the hope that the climate
would alleviate her maladY.
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spinners Resun,e WorI,.

Fan River. Mass. Sept. 2.-The strik-
ing .spinners of the American Linen Com
pany held a shop meeting this morning and
voted to resume work Monday morning
under a promise from the agents that the
work and wages viii be improved They
hive heen ille nearlN five Meaks
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Bay and,JeRerson streets.
STAR PRICES.

InlCESs
New Grated Pineapple, Toe can.
New Peas, 1Oc can.
New Peas, French, zoe can.
New Salmon, 15c can.
New Corn, Zoe can.
New Imported Sardines, Toe cans
New Tomato sauce sardines, 100
can.
New spiced sardines, Toe can.
New Spiced MaclSereI, zoe can.
New Pigs Feet, New sauer Kraut.
New olives and MackereI, Fresh
Eggs, "candIed daily" Try us and
be convinced as to quality and
prices.
Our Breakfast Java Coffee the best
i'm the city.
BOLEY's STAR GROCERY,
BrOughtOn and Barnard STREETS.
BrOughton and barnard Streets.
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Charged with MnIsing False returns

Richmond. Va. Sept 1-J. j. Trice.
late postmaster at Fredericks Hall. Lou
isa county, and T. +. Beckham, the pres
ent postmaster there, were brought before
Commissioner Flegenhemer to-day
charged with making false returns Of the
amount of postage stamps cancelled for
the purpose Of increasing the eompensa-
ton of the office. They were bailed 10
anpear IuesdaY.
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BIG RAILROAD DEAL.
Georgetown Company VIII Build IL
Line 10 Chevy Chase.

Washington, Sept. PA big street rail-
road deal was contaminated in Washing
ton to-day at meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company, one of the great
street ear lines. An agreement was rati-
fled for the construction OF the road with
a suburban electric road to Chevy Chase
Md, under the control of the directors OF
the Georgetown company. The capital
stock was also increased from $4,000 TO
TO Sl2Q00000 and the two consolidated
companies become the Capital Traction
Company of Washington. Under its
charter the Washington and Georgetown
company was prohibited from increasing
its capital stock, but the Chevy Chase
charter permitted it to increase its capt.
tai stock and change its title.
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A CORDIAL INVITATION.
Resolution of the Chicago and
Southern states Association.

Chicago, H.. Sept. 21.-At meeting Of
the Chicago ana Southern States Associa-
ton. held at the Union League Club, Chi
cago, on Sept. 10, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that a most cordial invita-
ton Is hereby extended to all northern
and border state cities to cooperate with
Chicago in the southern movement BY
sending representative DELEGATIONS 10
meet those from Chicago and southern
cities at Atlanta Nov. 11-l6, or in such
other manner and at times that may be
more convenient to those municipalities
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ODD FELLOWS ADJOURN.
Close of the Seventy-First Session ut
Atlantic City.

Close OF The Seventy-First Session nt
Atlantic City.
Atlantic City, n. j., Sept. 21.-The Sow
ereign Grand Lodge of odd Fellows
closed its seventy-hrst annual session at
noon to-day. Col. NJ. Richards Muckle
was Installed as grand treasurer. vice
Isaac a. Sheppard resigned. The various
amendments to the Rebekah code were
indefinitely postponed. and the code as
adopted at Chattanooga last year re-
mains the same. 1t was decided TO pur-
chase property in Baltimore for the use
Of national orices.
This settles the fight for many years
standing as TO whether Sovereign Grand
Lodge officers shall have their headauar-
tiers in Baltimore or Washington The
next meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge viii be at Dallas, Tex, on the third
Monday Of September, 1896.
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CAMPAIGN AT COLUMBUS.
Withdrawal OF Candidate McNein
Street Car Troubles

StEeVt UT IFuubIes.
Columbus, Ga, Sept. 21.-Judge J. NJ
Mcneil viii publish a card in the morn
ing paper, Withdrawing from the race
for mayor. This leaves the field to ex-
Mayor Grimes. His opponents say they
win enter another strong man against
him.
People here are Indignant over the new
schedule TO be inaugurated by the Elec-
trio Car Company tomorrow, which abol-
ishes the transfer system. There is talk
Of boycotting the road. and council will
be urged to force the company to Vacate
the transfer station built in the center
of the street under the plea that il was
necessary to give good service and that
transfers would be given to all parts of
the city. Under the new order people
must pay two fares to so anywhere be-
yOnd the popular sections of the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOOK OU1
FOR OUR
FALL GOODS
AND PRICES.
They viii please the eye and
tickle the palate of the most
fastidiOus.
New arrivals this week are:
MAMMOTH OLIVES. in bulk.
EXTRA LARGE MACKEREL, fat and 1ufev
NEW DILL PICKLES.
TIE FINEST CREAM CHEESE.
NEW SWISS CHEESE.
NEW PRUNES.
NEW FIGS. extra ane
NEW CURRANTS AND CITRON.
NEW RAISINS.
NEW NUTS Of all kinds
NEW BVAPORATED APPLES.
NEW EVAPORATED PEACHES
NEW EVAPORATED APRICOTS
NEW EVAPORATED PITTED CHERRIES
NEW GREEN GINGER
AT the UpIo-Date Grocers.
JOHN t. EVANS q CO.,
1852 Congress Street
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sister of ex-GOv. COIquitt Dead.

Charleston, Ills, Sept. 21.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Ficklin died Yesterday of fever She
was the daughter of United States Senator
w. T. Colquitt, and sister of ex-Gov and
Senator Alfred Colquitt of Georgia, who
died at Washington last winter.
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Has removed to No. III trearJ Bryan street.
where he will be glad to receive orders to buy
or sell stocks and bonds and to arrange loans
on good collateral
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS.
Why do you send work off when yol,
can have it done in your own city for
less money by calling at p. HAGAN'S.
successor to r. ID. Walker? He is sell
ing Monuments and Tombstones at re-
duced prices, and will furnish Georgia
Marble Coping and Galvanized Tiling for
cemetery lots. Guarantee first-class
work. Also closing out the entire stock
OF Mantels and Crates below cost
UnDNr
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Chicago. Sept. 21-An adjourned meet
ing of the society Of the army of the Cum
berland was held this morning, and was
largely attended. Many distinguished
men were present.
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They were telling of books that they
had read and the man with the high fore
head asked what the other thought Of the
Origin of Species The other said he
hadn't read IT, TN fact" he added I'm
not interested in financial subjects. "-Bos-
ton Transcript
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Violated THE CONTRACT.
Policy of a Newspaper 10 Be Settled
in the Courts.

in the Courts.
St Louis, No, Sept A.-Col. Charles
II. Jones, editor and general manager of
the Post-Dispatch to-day applied for an
injunction restraining the board of direc-
tors Of that paper from interfering with
the control Of the Post-Dispatch Judge
Woods granted a temporary restraining
order and the matter will come up on
Sept. 30.
The trouble originated over the change
in the editorial policy of the paper, which
formerly advocated sound money" but
under Col. Jones management has cham
pioned bimetallism BY an agreement
with Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer in February
last, Col. Jones bought a one-sixth inter
est IN the paper and was given absolute
control for five years. He claims that
NJ. Pulitzer has violated the terms Of the
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st. GATHERINGS. Ont, Sept 21.-Fire early
this morning destroyed the opera house
End Baine's restaurant and livery stable
Loss $4,000.
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IF IT'S ONLY
A TOOTH BRUSH you want we
can supply you. Our line was
never more extensive. The best
makes, both foreign and dOmes"
tic are represented in our stock
and you'll find our
Prices Astonishingly Low.
BISHOP, THE DRUGGIST,
Broughton and Houston. Habersham and Huh
REDUCED PRICES!
On all druggist articles, consisting
in part of large assortment OF
brushes, combs, perfumery, pockets
books, stationery, toilet soaps, ato-
mixers, soap boxes, etc.
w. II. HARVEY,
StrOng's Stand
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The savannah Steam Laundry will
be closed on Thursday, Sept. 10 ana
Saturday, Sept. 2s. Please leave youn
laundry bundles on those days in
care of Mr.. John sullivan, the gro-
GER, 1873 Congress street.
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THIS WEEK.
SPECIAL
PERFUMERY
AND
TOILET SOAP
SALE
AT
SOLOMONS & co..
Congress and Barnard Street.
Bull Street Branch.
Ask for our New Perfumes.
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DIR. GEO. H. STONE
Will be absent from the city until
Goth inst. During his absence DIR. Es
II. Nichols will attend his patients
NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS
Does the finest dyeing and scOurings
The only perfect Dry Cleaner in the
city. GentIemen's clothes cleaned
and repaired on short notice. Whit.
aker and State Streets.
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LOOK OU1
FOR OUR
FALL GOODS
AND PRICES.

They VIII please the eye and
tickle the palate of the most
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
New and Second Hand,
Sold, exchanged and bought.
j. GARDNER,
lis BrOughtOn street.
The record-union., 1895-04-08
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Cholera Decreasing Everywhere Ex-
cept in One state in Brazil.

Cholera Decreasing Everywhere Ex-
cept in One state iu Brazil.
WASHINGTON, April THE report of
Surgeon-General Wyman for this week
shows that cholera is decreasing in Aus
tria- Hungary, and that it has entirely
disappeared from Galicia and Prussian
Silesia. DR.. Cleary. United states Sani-
tary Inspector at Rio Janeiro, reports a
general decrease of cholera in Brazil
except in the State of Espirito Lanto.
where there has been mark ed increase
ninety cases occurring in one week in
two villages. 1t appears, 1t says, to be
following the course OF the Paralhy ba
River, and to be slowly moving north
ward from the stream.
DR.. Cleary thinks it safe to say that
there will be no epidemic of yellow fever
in Rio this year, as the cool season is
very near, and he says that whenever in
previous years there has been no great
number of cases up to this time it never
appears to any great extent.
J. w. Wright of the United States In
ternational Navigation Company advises
DIR. Wyman that the American line for
the New York-Southampton Y and Phila-
delpbia Liverpool services have made ar
rangements to have all of their passengers
from Russia admitted to the stations al IL
nen and Liajoren, in order that they may
pass the same vigorous examination, and
at the same time have their baggage prop
erly disinfected, which, it is believed,
will prevent the importation of any in
fectious diseases by this line
DR.. l.. Z. Gibson, acting assistant sur
geon at Little Rock, Ark, reports that it
is most difficult to obtain Trustworthy re-
ports from Hot Springs in regard to the
smallpox. He says: ''It takes several
days to ascertain the facts from week to
week. From private but reliable sources
l quote the following: The Board of
Health reported nothing for last week.
There are thirty-eight cases to nv knowl-
edge, and l have reason to think there are
more. They report none in the city, and
L saw twenty-seven."
LONDON, April IA dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna says that the
POtitiSche correspondent says that cholera
has broken out in the Lazaretto, on the
Island of Kamaran, off the west coast Of
Arabia, in bay of the Red Sea. Thirty
persons have been attacked, and there are
several deaths daily. Much alarm ex-
lists, owing to the approach of the pilgrim
season. Attempts TO persuade the Sultan
of Turkey TO stop the pilgrimages have
failed.
The record-union., 1895-04-08

California to organize powerful synd1-
cate, whose duty it is to be to struggle by
every possible means against foreign
competition and especially against the
composition of French wines. 1t Is not
that the quantity or disposal of wines or
pecunlary motives are wanting, but ow-
ing to the antagonism from the pro-
ducers on one side and the agents on the
other, this enormous engine of industrial
war does not seem to operate for good
while yet. In looking over the last an
nual report of the State Viticulturai
Board of California for the years 1893 and
1894, the conclusion is arrived at that the
wlne-growing industry of California has
been for several years in state of stag
nation; that there has been an excess of
production; that the price of wine has
never been lower, although the improve
ment, with view to increase the con-
sumption and open markets for it, have
been constant and real,
The record-union., 1895-04-08
HOTEL, ARRIVALS

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: E. II. Adams, E. B. Dana,
New York; G. S. Radciif, Merced; Z. J.
Thomas. Grass Valley; Paul Berkwitz
Philadelphia: K. III. Platey, San Jose;
Cowen, George E. Dow, E. i. Crosett,
]. G. Cunningham, H. Kunz, San Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterdays
W. I. Little, San Francisco; VIM. j.
McGee, Amador County; Mrs. Q. i.
Barton, Miss Barton. Rocklin; Ben z.
Taber, Auburn; Tom S. Louttit, T. r.
McCuen, J. L. Foley, Stockton; J. c..
stephens, PlacerviIle; ozias Davis,
Vallejo; w. Z. Hicky, Alameda; Fred
G.. Miles. Aloah; J. l.. BarhRm, Red
Bluff; Mrs. NJ. Z. StovaIl, Miss Mabel
Stoyall, Williams.
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a BANK CASHIERS TROUBLES.
Endeavoring to Gain His Release From
Prison al Ensenada.

Endeavortng to Gain His Release From
Prison at Ensenada.
SAN DIEGO, April Tt was learned
yesterday that considerable cabling has
been done lately in the case OF Seymour
Jackson, cashier of Godbe IL Co.'s Bank,
at Ensenada, who was arrested some
days ago, charged with the robbery of
the bank. Jackson is British subject,
and upon learning of his arrest the Vice
Consul of this city, Major w. T. Allen,
wired to learn of the charge against him
The dispatch was sent to MIR. Godbe, who
Is American Consul at Ensenada, and he
advised that notification be made to the
authorities direct. This was done, but
no reply was received. Then it is under
stood Maj jor Allen notified his Govern
ment OF the case. Several cables were re-
ceived, and it is understood that the
matter is to be promptly Investigated by
the British Foreign Office, as Jackson
complains that he is kept in close con-
tinement in an unhealthy Jail, and not
allowed the privilege of offering bail.
The record-union., 1895-04-08
Big Fight Expected,

SIMLA, April THE First Brigade of
the British forces, moving to the relief
OF Mr., Robertson, the British agent at
Chitral, had an engagement with 5000
Swatis, who were trying to block the
Malakand Pass. They were put to flight,
after losing forty killed, by charge OF
cavalry. The brigade is now at khar, in
Swat, where it is awaiting the organiza-
ton Of q transport service. a consider
able number of fanatics from Upper
Swat have joined Umra Khan of Jandol,
who is leading the forces against the
British, and a big fight is expected to-
morrow.
The record-union., 1895-04-08
OVERDUE VESSEL ARRIVES.
Delayed by Storms Which Drove Hel
Ont of Har Course.

Out OF dSr course
ASTORIA (Or.), April THE long-over-
due British ship Cupica, with tin from
Liverpool tor Astoria, arrived in at l
o'clock this afternoon. The docks were
lined with people, and no sooner had
the Cupica dropped anchor than score
of Captain Casson's friends climbed over
the side of the vessel and congratulated
him upon his safe arrival.
Captain Casson states that the vessel
was delayed by storms that drove her out
of her course, and by calms which lasted
for days at time. In the vicinity of Cape
Horn 500 cases of the tin were jettisoned.
and more would have followed had they
not been compelled to batten down the
matches. Two sailors were injured by
being thrown against the bulwarks dur
ing a storm. Captain Casson says that
when only two days out from Liverpool
he feared he would never reach his desti-
nation
The record-union., 1895-04-08
THE NICARAGUA DISPUTE.
England's Policy May be Blocked, j
She Forces Matters.

Engiand's Policy May be Blocked, if
She Forces Matters.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-Secretary Nor
ton thinks the purpose Of the English
Government in sending battleship to
Nicaragua is to enforce the demand
which will soon be made for indemnitica-
ton on account of the expulsion of Con-
sui Hatch, and it is expected that the
Royal Arthur will take the matter in
hand and secure the decentralization by
collecting the customs duties Oh Mica
raguan imports. In that event he thinks
Nicaragua's wisest course would be to
convene her Congress and pass law for
the admission of all imDortations free of
duty. In conclusion, he said the other
nations would never consent that their
exporters to Nicaragua should pay duty
to England in the absence of tariff in
Nicaragua, and England's policy would
be effectively blocked.
The record-union., 1895-04-08
SUICIDE AT UKIAu.
Defeated for Office. He Ends His Life
by Hanging Himself.

by Hanging Himself.
UKIAH, April Rev. Harrison Price,
official stenogropher of the Superior
Court of this county, committed suicide
some time during last night by hanging
himself to rafter of an clubhouse. The
deceased was an unsuccessful candidate
for superintendent of Schools of the
county at the late election, and felt his
defeat so keenly that he became mentally
deranged. He was committed to the
asylum, and after remaining in that insti-
tuition some weeks was discharged as
cured. Last week he petitioned the Su-
pervisors TO be appointed on the Board
OF Education. The petition was refused,
and the result was the suicide. The de-
ceased was formerly professor of Greek
and Latin in Eastern colleges, and for
years occupied a similar position in santa
Rosa College. He was an eloquent
preacher, and highly respected. He left
wife and five children.
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schooner Ashore.

EUGENE or. April Word reached
here last night from Florence, Or, that
the schooner Robert and Minnie OF San
Francisco went ashore mile and a half
south OF the mouth of the Siuslaw Fri
day. \ tug went To her assistance, but
could do nothing to save her. She is
high up on a sandy beach. No lives
were lost.
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a Boy Asphyxiated.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-Austin Texas
Brockinton, boy years of age was
found dead in bed from asphyxiation in
a room OF his fathers residence this
morning. He occupied room with his
htteen-year-old sister. When the family
entered the apartment this morning the
boy was dead and his sister was lyiup ON
the floor, face downward, unconscious.
The girl is subject TO iainting spells. She
got up during the night to light the gas.
and just as she turned on the gas fell in a
faint before she could light it,