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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
DRUNKENNESS IN The NAVY.
4 PROMOTION WITH a HUNILI-
hTIxG PROvIso.

lieutenant Commander Croker
nominated for Commander, Bat
the Rise IN Grade Not 70 Take Ef-
sect UntiI After n Years Proba-
.fou-An Examining Board Once
Declared Him Lacking the Moral
qualifications fo- Commander
owing to Habits OF INVESTIGATION.
washington. FEB. 21-The nomination
ssrr 70 the Senate by the President yes
-s-5ay morning promoting Lieut.. Com
uander Frederick w Croker 70 be a
commander in the navy. contained the
u-oviso that the actual promotion should
rot take eject until the. cficer has been
On q years probation and has passed an
Elimination. The case has attracted con
siderable attention in the navy. the Of
hcer having been examined for promo
zion on Oct. last, the board unanimously
deciding that Mr.. Croker had not by
reason OF his habits Of intoxication the
moral qualifications for q commander in
the navy"
Another board subsequently found that
Ia had reformed and recommended his
promotion. Secretary Herbert. in review
ing the case for presidential action. made
The following comment regarding naval
drunkenness: Boards Of examination
should clearly understand that drunken
ness at any time ana under any circum-
stances is prohibited by the law and the
regulations Of the navy. 1t is not true.
Us was contanded in this case, that the
government is not concerned about the
habits OF a naval officer in his home, in
mis- club, or at the house Of q friend The
rirne has past for considering drunken
ness on convivial occasions q vice in
which naval officers can indulge with i'm
Dunity. The habit Of drunkenness on
duty or off duty is one like many other
habits seizes upon and eventually con-
trcis the victim. 1t is true that there
may be degrees of criminality in this re-
gard. Drunkenness on duty IS properly
recognized IN the regulations as Il more
heinous offense than when of duty, but
q commanding officer at sea is practically
always on duty, and he certainly has no
hours in which he could indulge this
habit. Nor is it TO be permitted, either on
or off duty, that a naval officer any
where shall become intoxicated. 1t I'M
doubtedly is a sufficient ground for the
refusal OF promotion if ii shall appear
that an officer is in the habit OF becom-
ing intoxicated at any time or under any
circumstances"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
TRADE IRREGULAR.
A Moderately Improved Demand In
the Ohio VALLEY.


New York. Feb. 21.-Bradstreets on sat
urdaT, Feb. %, viii say. General trade
during this, a short week. has been more
irregular A moderately improved de-
mand has shown itself at cities along the
Ohio river valley and in the lower ana
upper lake region. coincident with the
partial disappearance of the extremely
unIaToraole weather. South. southwest
and elsewhere TO q smaller extent prac-
ucallg impossible country road have re-
tarded already slow collections and pre-
vented purchases Of goods even an The
FACE or requirements.
The success of the latest emergency
pond issue has revived confidence some
what IN the general financial situation.
Inc success Of the bond issue here and
abroad has given a strong unierJone 10 the
New York speculative stock market, In
spite OF the fact that the public here and
ABROAD continue to stand alOOf from any
participation. The approaching adjourn
ment of congress and the evident fact
that the bond syndicate is in a position to
control the exchange market and pre-
vent gold shipments for some months has
considerable eject on sentiment. The be
lief that the railroad pooling bill viii be
abandoned had no effect
AT the south the relative greatest i'm
provement, present or prospective. is re-
ported by Galveston, due to better weather
throughout Texas, and by Memphis, al
though the collections are slow there.
birmingham and Jacksonville make like
reports. The influence of bad weather and
heavy country roads. checked trade and
retarded collections, i'm whole or in part
characterizes the reports of trade at
Charleston, Nashville. Chattanooga, At
lanta, Savannah, Augusta and at New
Orleans, where business has been prac-
tically suspened for two DAYS by a storm. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
STRIKE OF THE ELECTRICIANS.
Ten Thousand Men in the Building
Trades to Quit Work.

Ten Thousand Men in the Building
Trades TO Quit Work.
New York, Feb. 21.-The strike Of the
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
against the nine-hour day has resulted
in a general strike, which will probably
take out 10000 men and stop work on at
least thirty big buildings. Yesterday at
ternoon the board OF walking delegates
ordered the members of the building
trades union who We're employed on the
Presbyterian mission building at Twen-
tieth street and Fifth avenue, and the
American Tract Society building ut Mas
sau and Spruce streets, to go on strike
in sympathy with the electricians and
the order was instantly obeyed. Every
one except the r1asons and bricklayers
on the Tract building went out yesterday,
and they We're forced TO stop work this
morning because the engineers have gone
out, and there was no way of getting ma
teral to the top floors.
There We're about $50 men employed on
the building, and all are on strike ex-
cept the masons, who are forced to re-
main idle until engineers are employed.
None OF the contractors have yet signed
an agreemnt with the strikers. although
the latter have stated that several con
tractors have come to terms.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
Lumbermen cd the sontI,.

Memphis, Tenn. Feb. 4.-The Southern
Lumber Manufacturers Association elect
ed officers to-day and adopted a report
fixing the southern measurements uniform
with the northern. C. ". csoodlander Of
Fort Scott, Kan, was reelected president,
J. J. White of Mississippi, vice president,
and ]. 3. Best of st. Louis, treasurer.
The session closed tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
Acquitted of Granddaughter.

Macon, Ca, Feb. I.--Edward Walthall
was acquitted of the charge Of man
slaughter in the superior court to-day,
the jury remaining out only ten min
utes. Walthall, who is young carpen-
ter of good reputation, shot and killed
william Davis. notorious bully at a
dance in South Macon in December last.
The verdict of the coroner's jury was in
voluntary manslaughter The courtroom
was crowded with Walthalls friends, who
were profuse in tbsir congra tulations
after the verdict Of the jury.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
WILD RACE ron AN ANTIDorE.
After Swallowing Poison a Doctor
Drives Miles 10 lie Saved.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Schenectady, n. Y. Feb. 19.-Dr. Charles
w. Ensign of Rotterdam Junction. yester-
day took a teaspoonful of tincture of
aconite root in mistake for tonic. which
was in similar bottle After unsuccess-
fully using all the antidotes at hand. DR..
Ensign drove in mad haste seven miles
to this city. one horse was over-driven
and fell exhausted when within two miles
of town, but another was Immediately sub
stituted. The physician was treated by
Dr. George e. Mcdonald. whose GOODNESS
and prompt action undoubtedly saved his
life The usual quantity in which tincture
Of aconite root is given is three mlnims.
A teespoonful contains over ninety min
inns, or sufficient to kill dozen men
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
4 Wedding Mt HawkinsYiIIe.

Hawkinsville, Ca, Feb 20-Eugene An
derson and Miss Nina Warren we're mar
ried here to-day at noon. The groom is
one of the Macon Telegraph's force and
able and popular The bride is the young
est daughter of the late Hon. ]. j.. Warren
of Savannah. After the ceremony, which
was performed at the home of the brides
brother, Col. c. r. Warren, by Rev. r
w. Ellis, the couple left for Macon, their
future home
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
DEATH TWICE STOPS A TRIAL.
Singular Fatality Hanging Over the
Huey-COckc Case.


Montgomery, Ala, Feb. 21.-The trial of
the Huey-Cocke case. at Marion. Ala,
seems to be beset with trouble. When the
Hueys killed ex-Sherir Cooke some two
years ago, there was great excitement
throughout the state, as all the parties
were well known and had many friends
The preliminary trial was extended
through a six weeks session. A special
term of court was ordered some weeks ago
with Judge Tyson on the bench to try the
case. Ten days ago child of the presid-
ing judge died rather suddenly, which
caused an adjournment. This morning,
when the attorney for the defense had
been speaking a short time the death of a
child of one Of the jurors was announced
and the court had to adjourn again. It is
now thought the case will be completed
this week if the hand of providence shall
not again interfere.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
A New Ferry Boat Rouebt.

Jacksonville. Fla, Feb. 21.-Archer Har-
man, president of the Jacksonville Ferry
Company, says that he has purchased the
steamer Arizona from the New York
Ferry Company and that she will start
for Jacksonville in about a week or ten
days. The ferry boat Idaho, which was
lost last Monday, was insured for about
$1,000 She was valued at about $4,000.
it is said, and that amount was paid for
her By the Jacksonville company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22

Charleston, S. c, Feb. IA special to
uie News and Courier from Aiken. S. c.,
says; Mr.. R. u. Appleton Of Massa-
cnusetts, who is sojouring here for the
"lnter, sent over TO Augusta to-day for
several gallons Of Schneider's best liquors
When the package arrived here it was
seized by state constable of Blackville
eno contscated 10 the state"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
Frederick Douglass Remains.

Washington, Feb. A.-According to pres
ent arrangements the remains of Fred
erick Douglas will be taken to Rochester.
y. y, for interInent in Mount Hope Gem
etery, to be laid beside his two daughters.
It is the intention of Douglas sons to
disinter the remains of their mother, now
lying IN Glenwood cemetery in this city,
and to forward them to Rochester for
burial alongside the body of the anti
slavery champion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22

Macon, Ca, Feb. 21.-Late last night
q receiver was appointed by Judge Har-
islnan Of the superior court for j. L.
ehea, Macon's oldest and leading mer-
chant tailor. The receiver was appointed
1n petition Of Z. II. VanIngen & Co.
of New York, to whom an Indebtedness
~ S,659.65 is claimed. A e. Barnes was
made temporarv recaivnr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
CHICAGO's REPUBLICANS.
George w. Swift Nominated for
Mayor.

Chicago, Feb. 21.-In the republican city
convention this afternoon George w.
for mayor. He was candidate in the last
election, and was defeated by Mayor Hop
kins. The other nominations were:
TRANSPORTATION Wolf.
Clerk. r. Vancleave.
Attorney-Roy o. West.
Circuit Judge-Charles 6. Nelly.
The convention was very disorderiy. At
one time Secretary Chott of the central
committee became involved in a fierce
fight with a Nineteenth ward delegate, in
which chairs were smashed over each 9th
er's heads, and all the persons on the front
of the stage were driven from it, The po-
lice finally quelled the disturbance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22
PRONOUNCED A BAD EGG.
4 suspect From Atlanta Under Ar
rest az New Orleans.

~ N Wv WFINWns.
View Orleans, La, Feb. "a young
man named Walter Duray was before Re
cerder Whitaker this morning. charged
with being a dangerous and suspicious
character. Patrolman McNulty arrested
Duray at $50 o'clock this morning al the
corner OF Clio and Magnolia streets The
oficer said he saw the accused tamper-
ms with the blinds OF a house and placed
him under arrest Duray claimed that he
wanted TO get his laundry out OF the
house. but could show NO ticket. Duray
told Judge Whitaker that he came here
from Atlanta two weeks ago. and said
that he has been working on the Ievee
loading ships. Duray was pronounced a
bad egg by Judge Whitaker and fined
SIS or thirty days.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

melte er. ,Nber ib tam Sir's aud
nit logcn, ob's Elm Nnoerer mar. Nur
ihporen tann ih, oaB i'd lbm niht
bah ans Geben m~ollcn."
"a tntrang lib ben Sippen oes
Wlohens Elm 'bmerslihes StObnen
uno nit irrer 6eberoe Itredte lie beioe
Sdnoe ua6 Dem Slmmelsseselt aus.
So it's otnnoh mdbr," lallte ne
taum perncbmbay. ySann bit On
msin S6aB Lie 9eiueien uno nihts
bat i'd nit Cir msbr 81 tbellen. ais
Gid Dem peltlIhen 6eribt 81 iiber.
llefern."
:faper itarrte oas Mlo6en wie gel
1t%esabtue'eno an. yGpd nm Se1u
Slut - oas iasit Su mir?" bebte
e. Damn militant itbsr feline Slppen.
SAT- Su oenn Iles psrgsNen, mas
uns lisb sepeien lit, oaB gu 10 reoen
tannit? SIT oas SerS Dir foot in Der
@ruit? = :, 10 bent an Die Stuno'.
pp mir uns ianoen, no mir uns ems
amber a%nperlObten Dor Dem Serrgott
Qls treulleDeNoe. Yaar."
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Gpa ihneioeno. ySein SbaB bin
ib nimmcr, wohl aber Sein Spoieiuo
bin ib bon oieier Stuno' an -
mert's uno periteb's! Nob beut' ssb'
ih ielber gum 6erl6t uno Sei9' Gid
an"
:faper 'tano wie pernihtet. Gr
fli6lte proentlih, pie oas Slut in Iei=
men glperu itotte uno permohte teinen
Saut BON Ii0 gu 9eben.
Spu aber penoete lid I'M uno
ibrltt baltig peiter. faper ~iturrte
ibr nit perglditem Slife mad. Damn
aber "iillten lid feline gugen nit
SbrGnen, unO, einen wiloen Shmer=
Seraihrei aus tobeno, iaut er in Den
S1uee nleoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
3. Gapitel.

8lei6 einem gebeBten Heb flrg
Goo our6 ben ihneebeoeften @alo.
Shwer mar es ibr auf Die Seels 9e=
fallen, oaB lie bel ibrer unpermutbe=
ten llnterreoun9 nit faper 3eit per=
loren bate, uno es Nun Upbl geihe=
ben tonnte, oaB Die SrG9er nit Der
yeihe hires Taters iriiber an oas
Torltbaus g%clan9ten, ais lie 'elbit.
Sas ourfte Qber I'm teinen Yreis ge,
iheben.
3aqenoen Screens oahte gua an
Die ihwa6c, unporbereitete SHUTTER,
oeren 8e'unbbeit obnebin eri6itttert
mar, uno Die Elm beftiger S6ret ppl=
LENDS Darnteoerperfen tonnte. Sas
Nirn brannte ibr; lie mar taum zines
tlaren 8eoantens fdblg, wlbreno lie
Den Walo ourhellte. Sic lab oas
Sonnenlibt niht, oas ebeu mahtpoll
ben oihten Q8oltenmdntel ourhbra6
uno nit 9OlOiger Stub ourblsu6tete
aui Die idneebeoefte @interlano,
ihaft. Die QanSe Melt ibien rinas
nm lie ~ptriuuten I'll iein, uno nur Der
cine furhtbare 6toante lebte in ibrer
Seele, oab ibr Gater toot, uno Haper
NnmQnoer. an ben lie ibr Sers per=
loren, iein WOroer mar.
Gs i6ien Gpa cine Gnigteit su
oauern. bis lie enoli6 Die @ibtun9
erreidte, in oereu Mitte irieoli6 oas
Sorltbaus lag. "a Gber baftete lbr
S6ritt am gooen uno beioe S1noe
iiber Der Yruit suiammenialteno blieb
lie. an einen Der mGhtigen Giheu=
lidmme lid lebneno, einige Setunocn
binourh lteben, NIT miioem, 9lans=
loiem Nlif mad Dem Sauie biniibers
Ibaueno uno Den libten bldulihen
Hdu6 perfOlgcno, Der eben Dem einen
&amine lid entran9 uno lultis bim=
meiwarts wlrbelte. Sn Der 9ruit
oes ungliitlihen Wtdp6ens aber ihrie
IS aui. MuBte lie bod Sammer ber-
einbringen IN oie'es Saus, muBte lie
ben abnungsloIen gewobnern oeiIel-
ben bod Die grGBlibite Sotibaft iiber.
~bringen, bic cs fir lie CAB.
"a fam aber aud ihon pieoer bic
nlte GntibloIenbeit iiber bas iunae
Wdoden. Saitis raHte goa tbre
9an3e Willenstraft suiammen uno
elite quer iiber Die ihnccperpebte WieIe
nah Dem Sprltbauie.
Sn Der Sbiir eri6ien chen 2ena,
um rad Der lang auSbleibenoea
S6meI tier ausiuipdben.
yGott, tuie liehlt Su aus" ltammelte
lie, ais lie Die Sabertcmmenoe er-
blidte. sag, mas ilt's nit Dem
Vater?"
n6roo' nit, 9ena - IS lit elm llu-
glild gc'6cb'n!" murmelte Gpa nit
;udenoen Sippen. - @ott - bic
arme Mutter-oie armeu tleinen Sc,
i6wiiier!"
rSeius, mas Su ia9it, 6pa! Was
-pas iit's nit Dem Batter? SD bitt
Gid, iag's beraus, bas Sbredli6e.
mas es audi iei!"
yS6rei nit 10 lnut, oamit tn BIZ
SHUTTER nit auiibreflt." entSegnet'
spa baitis. Ser Sater lit iortse'
9an9en in ben @alo, um minnie,
wieoer SurildSutebr'n! Sci ltanobaft
gena! IS muB seiast weroen - Del
Batter -"
! .SR tootl" ssqts bic asua auf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
Tart, ~ %Oerfaujeu.

Isins i'm 5pwn &c Sdut oelsaene Tarm
fam ~ Ietr nietriSsm Yrcile 9essn @t.
ihlaasNtluns tGuhib critansen wsresn.
lie Sarm 1T 1879 Nfsr Srrb; 80 alder limb
unter gfua. so Gder autes WieIsn. une
Ger &sf Scl,lart. Auf Der Sarm autss
Srame,Saus unt Drummer. 3wsi @Ghs
turhtrsu,n tas Qant. Ndtsrss ~ srfab
rem tei 5rau war; &c ubreaur,
Ct. 9true, Winn.,
nate benz 0rsat Nertbtrn Satntcfs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

Srau Sobn O.
Softer BON 33 Sbapin
g., ~Gananoai9ua, u.
D., ia9t sd mar
teben Sabre lang nit
Srinb ODER rtd)ti9er
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jog cine game anSabl
unierer bieisen 4erste
,pte aud) selebrte Dot.
torsn. BON &oheiier,
Neip Oorf uno Ybila.
telphia 81 8atbe, obns
bab iie mir belten follu.
49, c,,,Nayta INN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
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-+.Sfen nno
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ga + a II.

nab allen Yl1tCn on tcr pnCiiiifm &ilte
nno 3ranSsraciritm N11Cu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

1G6 q lie II Fl1tCl on rCr pnClnlfCH SE1tf
uno 3ranssracrnihm @aiCn.
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S:5Spm Anoko Gi""m
9:i9pm EIk River 5tiam
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10:l5 Monticello AGtG
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

"Golden Medical Discovery" errungeu.
Die idlimmfeu Born,en bon Scrofel,
Sal,hub, Gusidlas, Grinb, &otblaut Ben.
len, 8~arbunfeln, Driiienanidmeuung, Sc.
fhwiiren unb @eihmilieu wsreen burt
baS "Discovery" Mrirt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

Dollars baben fe mid seioitet, obne mir ~
nitcn. Damn babe ih spet 6lai4en pom
Sbrem "Discovery" 8ebraudt unb bin lett
bsul gan, geiunb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
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oes enrtp.. SaS. WeSOwam Viarrsr tn gabp.
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9tddpco.S 81, IS. Ysdrs 1891.
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SJ$S~ erbaIteu ou5 bic Wiebt5tt untiouIt.
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0ohrp. Gaitor &0nlg IN Sort 2Sapne. Sno., 5~u0srelieI
guo leGt inter :insr NnIpetiur9 pom Der
KOEAiG SEED. CO., Chicago, III.
80 :. Franklin Street.
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Grohe St.7S. 6 fIr S9.G0,
gu taetn BET n. " clitVr, a%prtttter. ct Glpue.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The ineny, GhO live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life mere, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, syrup Of FIGS
It's excellence i due 70 IL presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, lie refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of Il perfect lax
alive; eiectusliy cleansing The system,
disreiiing colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction To millions and
met with the approval VI the medical
profession. becan,e it acts on the Kid
news, Liver aud Bowels without weak
eniug theni and il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syriip of Figs is for sal- by all drug
gists il soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
c.. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs.
aud being well informed, you Will hot
accept any substitute if Offered.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

The value Of the salvage Of
the Dundee steamer. Loeb
Maree, derelict, piked up by
the Liverpool tug, William
Joliffe, and towed into Belfast,
is estimated at 100000. She
bad nearly 7O0G bales of cotton
on board.