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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20

The report that Catholic affairs will be
lighted by electricity in the near future is
based on the fact that Mgr. Satolli recent-
~ spent day inspecting the works of the
Edison Electric Company at New York.
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TILL JULY FIRST.

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HAND.
questions. Then It was that every yes.
tige Of langnor vanished. His face be-
came strangely animated, while his eyes
fairly glitter0d.
"Iou have been very full in every.
thing that bears upon Mr.. Ralph's con.
nection with the matter lie began
land | congratulate you. A profession
al could not have stated II more clearly.
Can YOU tell inc, though, with - ittHe
moro e%xRctness, Just what you know
about your brothers disputes or alter.
cations with the Italians who were at
work on the railroad cutp'
10 tell the truth" | replied, ~ know
very little about 1t. My brother al.
ways imagined that tho company was
trying to re~laliate, by petty %annoyances
aud delays in the work, for his legal
opposition to their schemes. About n
month ago ho came In n morning In
n towering passion, cursing the whole
itntiAn race md tho foreman Of this
gang in particular. II appeared that no
had gone down to remoustratO with
them-a proceeding which | knew he
would not be apt to conduct vory gent.
ly, that the foreman Ind been impmdent
and said, in effect, that the court had
givon them permission and they'd do
tho work as they pleased aud buiId tho
bridge when they got ready. Then my
brother lost his temper completely, esid
that tho Now Orleans people worO tho
only ones who Understood how to doal
with tho Italian question, and that he
propOsed to got tho damned Cownrdly
Malta oil his place. lit took Il shotgun to
dOit. From what ! gathered, worry little
was said In rGply. Two or three nf tho
lnborors wntp rather threntoningi but
tho foreman quieted them with a few
words in Italian, and my brother rushed
back to the house. | will not deny thnt
tho incident troubled me considerably
for q time, though Robsr. laughed at
my fears. Nevertheless, | took Occa.
sion 10 60 down to tho foreman. | was
surprised to tind him disposed 10 bO 70.
markedly polite, and, shortly after,
when the COMPANY drew tho woFkmen
oil TO another part Of tho road, ho OK.
pressed his regret 10 mo that thoy had
not been RbtO to complete the bridge
before their departure. For tho last
two weeks lone Of thum have been seun
In tho nOIghb1rhood, and my fears had
entirely mbsidOd whom tho turriblo
eysht ]hnppDnnh."
ivory good" no said. "and now NAV
ask you 10 summon your Colorcl lnan ?
! beliOvo you stated that ho mado tho
affidavit duplicating RAlph2'
Ia nay BgrpFtss, | found aonn din.
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LAST Juno Dick Crawford brought his
twolve.months.old child. suffering from
i%uiantllo diarrhma, to me. II had been
woaned at four months old and had 81.
ways been sickly. | gave it the usual
treatment in such case, but without
benefit. Tho child kept growing thinner
until It weighed but little moro than
when born, or porhapa ten pounds, |
then started tho father to giving Cham.
b0rlnin's Collie, Cholera aud DiarrhGA
Remedy. Before ono bottto OF tho %.
cont sizo Ind boon used y marked i'm.
pFovCmcnt was anuu aud its continued
use cured tho child. Its weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and its
father and myself believe tho chtid's
lilo was saved BY this Remedy. j. T..
MARROW, NJ. D., TNmaron. III.
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"FoH DE LAwD, o DoAN SPEC NE"
Phillips. quietly, "when you heard the
words between your master aud Mr..
itaiphT"
IN do hall, sah,"
What were you doing thara-Im mean,
what did you 90 there for?"
muffin at all. | JUS went dab t aeo
I everything was ait raht and clean
An"
"What time OF day was it?"
III doan rahtly recolloc' dat, sab"
"Your present mastOr tells me that
tho dispute took place in tho afternoon
very shortly before dinner"
"Das raht; das raht, sail. recollec'
now"
you are the only servant, / believe"
'Yessah."
"Nell, aren't you pretty ant to be
confined 10 the Kitchen just before din
nor? It's a rather bad time to go look
Ing around the house for nothing in
particular, isn't it2"
AndorsOn's face began TO grow nshy
and his logs trembled %perceptibly,
"Foh do iawi, Massa Philips" he
stammered. "Yo doan spec inc a KILN
Maasa Smith,
Certainly | don't, Anderson" said
Phillips, reas'uringly; "bnt ! do know
TINT you havO committed perjury. You
didn't see or hear tue quarrel, as you
said you did. That's all. You can 90
now"
Anderson tried to rCply. but seemed
unable to ariiruiatO. Then he almost
reelsd from the room, while looked on
in utter surprise. Phillips turned to
me.
"You and your brother probably
talked the matter over at tabNeP" lie
said.
That's hardly likely, in tho presence
OF my niece. It would not have been
an agreeable subject"
Neither is II likely that yeuF nieca
was present at the meal Immediately
following the summary dismissal Of hor
lover"
THAT'S so. She remained in her
room," | aaid quickly; ''aud, although |
can't recollect definitely, | don't doubt
that We did talk some on that occasion
but do you believe Anderson could 10
implicated 10 any way? lie had wor'
shipped my brother for twenty yeara
with q dogs devotion, and"
How has your niece conducted her.
self since nor fathers death" inter.
rupted the detective.
/ stopped short and looked at him. A
curious sinking sensation came over me-.
"Rcally," | began; you don'L-vou
can't suspect for momsmt tha,-thnt
my niece could-could have-beon in
any way involved" l concluded, des.
peratOly.
IL, pa roerVNr.rp
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Tho situation at Ishpem us Growing More
serlnna.

Tho situation ut Ishpem az GroWlaE Moro
Serious.
%IsnPEMiSd, Mich. July lG.-Tho situn.
ton with reference to tho strike at Ish.
pcminr and NcgaunOe gradually grows
more serious. All work at the mines
has ceased. About 1000 mon from both
places had a mnss meeting at tho park
mid way between the two places this
morning. Thoy decided to hold out rs
long rs possible mud modest all who
dare to res nme work. Committees were
appointed to wait on tho officials Of the
company, submitting propositions for
higher pay. They will demand $! n
day for miners aud 81 rs for trammers
aud underground laborota aud 81 90 for
all surface hands.
At the conclusion Of the meeting tho
mon marched to Ncrauueo Tor the pur.
pose OF stopping tho 'hovels aud all
otlcr work going on thOro.
Tho companies have cancelled all
boat charters, and nr0 preparing for a
general suspension Of operations, 1t 10
possible, however. that m effort 10 RI.
sumo steam shovel work tomorrow will
DO made in tho hope Of loading boats
now in port.
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DithLAf1tE.
All Sorts OF Local Sow, ind Gossip from
tho Glass ctr.

tNn IlnAA tltTs
Marshal Bahra went to Charleston
Yesterday with a reQulsilion irom Gov
ernOr Mckinley to secure tho two
thieves caught and held in Wheeling for
! robbing Carter iiros,' store. lie will be
IN Wheeling to-day to bring the culprits
here for a preliminary hearing, whence
they will DO taken to ST. ClRirsyiIIc.
The GlHen relatives will hold their
annual reunion on the st, Cluirsvllle
fair grounds on the 10Th Of next month,
aud the secoud annual reunion OF tho
Ault relationship will BIO held on the
Orville fair grounds on Saturday,
August II. Good programmes have
been arranged for both.
The erop statistics Of this county as
| returned by Auditor Henderson 10 the
state auditor show abou. the same acre.
| age OF wheat this year rs last, but tho
| yield will be one.third less. Last year
there we're $50, 747 bushels harvested.
As soon as the Etnaville casOi were
officially decided to DO smallpox there
was some effort to create something OF
a scare here, hut most people spoken to
on the subject froWned down any move
Of that kind.
A, S Taylor, the Republican candl'
date Tor recorder, vas here yesterday,
tho guest OF tho family Of j. NJ. Boyd.
Bud aud Boyd soidiered together and
were neighbors many years.
The property OF the Pittsburgh coal
works and all the appurtonances there
to was appraised yesterday afternoon
and will DO sold by tho sheriff.
The marriage Of George L, Work, Of
Sistersviiiu, and Miss Anna NJ. Johnton
will occur at tho Merchants hotel here
this evening.
Mrs. D. W. Copper is homo from a
visit with her sisters at Mansfield, Mrs.
S. T%hOrnberry and Mrs. W. j, Tappan.
There will DO quite u crowd OF Shrin-
ers from this city in Wheeling and at
tho park Friday afternoon and evening.
Hon. q. L. Weems aud wife left here
Yesterday morning Tor Indiana for q
visit with relatives Of Mrs. Weems.
The running team hero is practicing
every evening for the tiremen's touTna.
mcnt at Martins Ferry next mouth.
RodofOr Bros glass factory resumed
operations yoitcrday morning, nearly
all OF the boys returning 10 work.
Mayor Dubois had one case, a plain
drunk, before him Yesterday and the
usual duo and cost were paid.
Peter Riley, ths b. & o. y%ardmaster,
is the father OF a fine boy baby, the lrst
born.
Mrs. W. S. Wigtisld went 10 BHtheIdH
yesterday to spend the heated term.
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rXpONrs AM o
rur tho FlScai Voar-uscrsusN OF Imml.
%nfhllnm.

grafton.
WAsmSGroS, y, O., July ia state.
msnt OF the imports, exports and ilnmi.
grafton Of tho United statOs during the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1895, shows us
followsi
Merchandise cxportol, S73l,05l,3iO, Of
which about ono.half was FREQ Of duty.
Merchandise imported il 1885,. S5iT, if6,.
OH, Of which S37g,j7j,O3l was lroO Of
duty.
Tho gold coin aud bullion exported
dutinp tho la,t llicil year amounted to
SOS, lal, lSI aud tho impeFts S3,0]i,4ig.
Tho cGports last year, therefore, were
S3O.OsliiO In excess Of tho Imports. Ia
tho previous year tho exports exceeded
tho imports by Sl,52S,Oig, The Oxpoft,
OF silver during the lnst yoat aggregated
~. 22O,Gl3 againat sD,jlS, OgS In Imports.
Ihis IA aslighi falling oil from both tho
pxpnttB md impDrtA Of tho previous
year. During tho fiscal year lSDj tho
number ot immigrants who arrived In
this country was go, 1880 against 3ll,Ol2
during tho previous year
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CHAPTER II,

lean remember Phillips as we'll rs II
l saw him before me nova dark man,
with straight black hair aud rathOT
baady oyel, His features were as deli
cate as a woman'S, and his figure was
small and ,light-almost dapper, Only
the cords that stood out in his neck and
wrists went to show that he was made
OF tempered steel,
His expression was very grave and
serious rs he bowed and handed mo m
unssHled letter from thesuperluteRdent.
1t read as follows;
"DgAB SIg:-Thls will introduce Mr..
John Phillips, whose name IL perhaps
familiar TO Won. You are very fortunate
In obtaining hia services, as hoIh his
health and a combination oil engage
mentJ aud circumstances conspired
against his taking M this case. l have,
however felt uRdeF obligations Ia do
my very best for you, and, at my most
urgent solicitation, he has consented to
waive everything and devote himself to
your matter, Youra truly,
"EnwAUb l. SANFORD"
Having finished reading the above
note, | shook hands with tho great de-
Ioctiys and began to exprAss nv thNnk4.
These, however, he very quickly cut
short .
"You have nothing to thank noe Tor"
he said coldly. III am here under or
dnrs; and now, sir, pardon mo If ask
you to tell mo all you know Of tho cir
cums,ances connected with your broth
er's death. Time iS always precious,
and this must excuse any apparent
brasqHeRess on my part"
His manner was indeed almoIt repel.
liant, but, as | looked mora closely at
his face, 1t seemed so drawn that | was
conscious OF u guilty pang At having
been even Indirectly instrumental in
dragging q sick man into what bRdO fair
to DO u very arduous piece OF work.
There was nothing 10 do. however, but
to relate, as briefly as possible, all that
/ knew,
Phillips, during tho recital. sat with
his head resting upon his hand, while
his eyes wandered incessantfy about
tho apartment. lie did not intor'
rupt inc once, but, whom l had
finished, proceeded 10 put his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

Wo authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you arc afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it a fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund.
cd. We could not make this offer did
wc not know that DR.. Kings New Dis.
coyery could DO relied on. 1t never dis
appoints. Trial bottle frees at tho Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store, Large siEo 900,
ndSI.
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Guilty In p~ersuadihg tho negro to toll
Phillips his story. "Wha's do good,
Massa Henry" no kept repeating; and
nothing but my absolute orders ayailod
to bring him into the library, Once
there, he showed much agitation at Arst.
ThOn no braCed himself and launched
out into a vCluble relation of tho quar-.
rol between Ralph and my brother,
ending 40 with;
"An' | jas knowed dat yong fellah
warn't no good from do day he done
wRlkOd ober NAH %phnrtchalakah bod nm
farfed fit to xiii hOqoit viii on / tot him
TO be noah cahful"
"Whero were you, AndersoR2" asked
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Q. Y. II DEAN.

Tho Editor Of tho BrnKJ0n Democrat Rnu
Clerk Of tho Court.
spatai Bispatch to the mtstJtne,r
suTroS, ". Va, July &c. Y.
Byrne, senior editor OF tho BFaxtoR
Democrat, and clerk Of the circuit
court, died at Q p, M, Mr. RyrRo was
ono of the most popular men in Braxton
coantyi had long been connected with
the Masonic fraternity; was the foun-
dor OF the Democrat; has boon clerk
since January, 1885, aud was a very Oh
GcloDt officer. His age was thIrty-oight
years, Ills untimsiY death is regretted
aud mOurnod by all nj poople, ire
spoctiys Of creed or political alilia'
tions.
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os.Horne&C 20,
Penn AVO. aud Filth ST., PIttsburs.
JULY BARGAINS

nowprevail all over the store,
Stocks must be reduced to
the lowest possible basis tor
the semi-annuaI stock taking
on August Ist, Prices are
cut right and left to clear out
everything,
Dress Goods,
Silks,
Ladies' Suits.
Ladies' Waists,
Mems and Boys Clothing,
Childrep's Wear,
Glass and China,
Furniture,
as we'll as all other stocks,
come under the prlce.pruning
knife during July,
It's the best month in the
year forthe economical buyer
to visit the store, Or ifyou're
too far away to come, write
for facts and prices.
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Pm oSs who nro subjoct TO dintfhn1
will find n apCodY cure Ia Do WltHa
Colo aud Cholera CnrO. Uso no other.
II Ia tho best that can bo made or that
money can procure. 1t icavcs tho
syslom In natural condition utter ils
nn We Bcll IT. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, H. Il. Peabody,
Bonwood, and lIoWio K 90, bridge.
mort, U,
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Tho bcst bntvS In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rhoum, foyer
sorcs, letter, chappod hands, chilblainq,
cornp, and all skin cfuptions, and posi-.
lively cnreI piloi, or no pay required.
It's guaraatesI to give pertses satisfas.
ton or money refunded. Price %
COnts por box. For salo BY Logan Drug
OompnuN
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De Wlrr's Collie and Cholera Cure
never disnppoInts, never fails 10 give
immediate relief. It cures just a. sure
NJ you take it. Logan Drug Co., wheel.
ing. w. Va. b. L. Peabody, Bonwood,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, q,
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puoGnH4slVr noGAN COUNTY
Votes to Issue Band. for the Building Of
tue Now I;lllEaad,

tho New IilllEaad.
Special Displtei 10 he intelligence,
HuSrlNGroy, W. Va, July lO,-The
election in Logan county yesterday on
tho proposition to issue fifty thousand
dollars in bonds to assist in construct.
ing a railroad up the Guyandotto river,
resulted in n big victory for tho ques-
tion. The road will undoubtedly be-
built and work may commence in q few
months.
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Jos.Horne&C Co,
P%lTTsRuRG, PA.
s%rArIoNERY. aooKs. &C.

1851 1895.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-04-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.


THE oil market at Pittsburg had
smother big advance in prices on the
sth, advancing to s1.30 AT the agencies
OF the Standard Oil Company the pur-
chase price has been fixed at S1.2O, an
advance OF 10 cents.
THE United States Supreme Court
rendered its decision on the sth in the
income tax cases, deciding by divided
court the law to be valid except regard
ing the incomes derived from rents and
from municipal bonds, on which points
the decision was that the tax was un-
constitutional.
"A VERY peculiar accident happened to
III. III. Kimmell at Louisville, KY, on
the sth. He was out with several friends,
and an argument arose as To which could
kick the highest. In his attempt Kim
NELL fell with bis legs under him, break
ing both limbs.
In the lower house on the Florida
legislature on the 9th the resolution to
ask Congress to purchase the battle
field OF Appomattox for q national park
and to erect q monument for Gems. Lee
and Grant on the spot where the former
surrendered, was lost by "a vote OF "a
10 80.
SEVERE storms prevailed all over the
western part OF Nebraska on the 5th.
at Nebraska City terrific hailstorm
was followed by heavy rain.
TEN new cases OF smallpox developed
nc st. Louis on The 9Th. They were
removed Go quarantine, and the list OF
patients nc that institution now number
III.
THE Democratic State central com
nnittee OF Illinois has issued ~ call for
State convention, 10 meet at Spring
field June a next. to consider the cur
rency question, which 1t ls proposed to
make the issue for the next campaign.
GEoncrA was visited by two destruc-
tive bail storms ON the 7th. Hall stones
au large as hen eggs descended and
wrought damage to fruit and garden
plants.
TEE Presbyterian Church, built Ia
1910. and a noted landmark OF early
days in Helena, Ark, was burned TO
Tho ground on the sth. together with o
handsome organ and oil other church
furniture.
JOHN STEPHENS, farmer roslding In |
Marion township. Noble County, Ohio. |
murdered hln non nn the 0th bY striking |
hlm pB the bead with club
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-04-12

Jackson, April 5.-The State hoard .,
dental examiners today issued licenses
70 the following applicants: John d.
odenoal, Jackson; L. l.. Phyfer, Rlpleyi
W. X. Wright, Senatobia; 4. @. Wvnne.
senatabia; c. f. Hines, jackson; q. +.
West kosciusko; d. w. Dillehay, Meri.
dian.
Dr. j. B. Askew. OF vicksburr, read
an interesting paper on sDental Edu.
cation" II brought on lively discus
sion, participated in By ]. Y. Crawford,
oi the University Of Tennessee; Frank
Holland, OF the Southern Medical Col
leRe, Atlanta; ID. r. StubbleAeld. Of
Vanderbilt; William Crenshaw, OF tho
Atlanta Dental College, T. p. Hindman,
w. II. Martin, T. G. West, w. f. Walker,
J. p. Broadstreet.
AT the afternoon session the follow
Ing papers we're read: Three Cases Of
Abcess Of Living Teeth, I" w. K. Walker.
Pass Christian; 'Inhamed PulpIess
Teeth and Method Of Treatment, L. A.
smith, Port Gibson; ''Fermentation or
carbohydrates" p. II. Wright, Sena.
tobiai Some Remarks on Filings" I.
9. West, Natchez
The following officers were elected:
PRESIDENT 7. G. West, Natchez; vice.
president, Frank II. Smith, Water Val
10y; secretary. L. ii. Jefries, Natchez;
treasurer, G. G. Crowder, Koscinsko.
Jackson was selected as the next place
OF meeting, and tho FIRST Wednesday
after the meeting Of the dental board OF
examiners as the time.
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The store and post0iaco OF Mr. X. q.
Berry, at Monterey, Rankin County, was
burglarized q few nights siace. Mr.
Berry heard q noise and went out With
his shotgun when be saw dive men,
loaded with bundles, just leaving. Ha
emptied the contents Of bis gun at them
and they dropped most Of their plundeF
The robbers are thought to have been
convlcta from the State farm, ~ sack
dropped In The atoro bore The name Of
Sergeant Reed. 10 il reported that The
slrnntv" ponvicta are In sha hablt OF ab
iopdlug GFolIQa In iha noiRhhQFhood
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Capt. Kuhn Dead.

Capt. John T. Kuhn, vice-president
and general manager or the Rosedale &
Mississippi Central Valley railroad,
died az Rosedale last week. Capt. Kuhn
located At Rosedale twonty years ago. a
poor blacksmith, but by bis energy he
soon accumulated an immense fortune
and opened up the Bogue Phalia coun-
try, one Of the richest sections in Boli-
var County. His remains were carried
TO his old home place on Bogue Phalia
for interment, over the Rosedale &
Mississippi Central Valley railroad on
special train, followed by large con-
course Of people from Rosedale and
vicinity.
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Jarvis Vance, a colord man living
about two miles west OF Batesville,
while returning home from church one
night last week, was met by four men,
supposed to be whitecaps, who proceeded
to whip him with thorn brIsh and
three-foot oak boards until be was glad
to promise that he would 'be more up
right and faithful in bis moral conduct
among his fellows" It developed next
day that the vigilance committee proved
to be fourof his neighbors-Jim Brooks,
Rily johnson, Frank Brooks, Jr., and
Graham johnson, all colored-well dis
guised by being whitened with flour.
playing the role OF whitecap white men.