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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Prez.dent w Westinghouse.

WASHINGTON, II grud. -
Prezydent Cleveland powr6cil
dis popoludniu do Washing
tonu re swej wycieczki do
North Carolina. q MIN razem
przybyli dr.. 0. Reilly, Lam
berion kom. Wilde. Prey.
dent wyglada doskonale. U
miejsca ladowania powita}a 60
liczna grenada ludzi. : w
Elizabeth N. C.,pre2ydent do
wiedzial sic o smierci sedziego
Thurmana. Wzruszyla go bar.
dzo wiadomosG o TEN; wyrazii
on sic o zmarlym, ze by} to
jeden z najszczersaych | mai
zdolniejszych patryot6w RE
czypospolitej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Notatki telegrafczne krajowe.

: Exgubernator Stanu Kentu-
cky, Brown, bedzie kandydatem de.
mokrat6w zwolennik6w srebra ma
prezydenta Stan6w Zjedn.
= Do Memphis, Tenn, nadesz}a
wiadomosc, re IL os6b, kt6re stam-
tad wybra}y sic by}y do Kuby d. "a
listopada, szczesliwie dosta}y sic do
miejsca przeznaczenia.
W Cincinnati, O., wczoraj W
poludnie spalif sic 5 pietrowy gmach
nalezqcy do Krell Piano Co. Szkoda
zrzadzona $4,000.
W sedalia, Mo-, wczoraj
wSciekSy pies niemalo| zrzqdzii po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16

= Infantka hiszpahska Eulalia
bawi obecnie W Londynie jest tam
podeimowana uroczyscie.
: Gazety wiedelskie zapewniaja,
re W Macedonii lada chwila wybu-
chnie rewolucya.
w Londynie otwarty zostal
wspaniafy National Skating Pa.
lace" (sztuczna slizgawka). Posiada
On 1920 stop XIV. przestrzeni do
Slizgania sic.
Z Havany donosz2,ze powstahcy
kubanscy znlesli zupelnie oddziaf
hiszpanski kap. Bowego, z}ozony z
72ch ludzi. Mkt prawie z zyciem
ME uszedl.W innych punktach pow,
stahcy mieli odnies6 porazke.
= Powstaicy armenscy lada
chwila zaw}adna m. zeitoun.
= Kauonierka .francuzka ,,Fau-
con" przebyia Dardanelle-i podaza
ku Konstantynopolowi.
w Petersburgu odbywa sic
teraz miedzynarodowy turniej sza-
chowy, Bior2 W MIN udzial Czyga-
rim, Steinitz i zwyciezca Londynu,
mfody Amerykanin Pillsbury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
WyrOki "a Obraze maiestatu.

BERLIN, 15go grudnia. =
Wychodzacy W Szczecinie
,.Abenblatt" obliczyl, re I'd l
sierpnia rb. po dzie6 dzisiejszy
W samych Prusach zapad}y
wyroki, skazujace rome osoby
ma 81 lat i diva miesiace vie.
zienia zwykiego oraz5 miesiscy
fortecy, "a obraze majestatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Rzezje armelskie maia charakter
WyZnani0wy.

LoNDYN logo grudnia. =
Pod}ug korespondencyi z Err.
zerumu, napady na A.me6czy-
kow i rzezie tureckie maia
charakter wyznaniowy. Jestto
zajad}a walks Mahometan
przeciwko Chrzescijanom. 0.
kazuja to fakta. W Marash
Arme6czyk wyznania prote-
stanckiego, gdy ME chciai
precise na islamizm, zostal "a
mordowany; przedtem tortu-
rowano go strasznie. W Khar.
poot dwaj katolicy poniesli
smierc dla tel samej przyczy.
ny. W Achme 50 os6b ume.
czono, gdy odm6wilY zmiany
WARY. w poblizu Ouaoon so
Armehczyk6w utopiono W r..
Eufracie gdy ME chcieli precise
na wiare A}iaha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
2n0W spraWa panamska
" Paryzu.

PARYA, Is grudnia. .-Dzien.
niki radykalne utrzymuj9, ze
skutkiem schwytauia u agenta
Arizona, Souligoux, talon6w
czek5w panamskich okazuje
sic, IL 80 deputo wanych pobra'
10 wsparcia( ?)w wysokoscilOO
tvs. fir. Ssdzia Espinasse pro.
wadzi nowe sledztWo W spra'
vie p panamskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Zabif sic ma miejscu.

Zwrotniczy kolei Belt Line, Ale.
ksander Lacure Freeport, ILL.,, wczo-
raj wieczorem ma pociagu ranzuja.
Gym, pe}niqc swoje sluzbe W Lawn.
dale, ma przeeieciu toru kolei Belt
Line G. B. & O., spadS dachu
wagonu tax nieszczesliwie, ze ziamal
kark i zabil sic ma miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Zn6W par0WiGc 0Ce2E0Wy uszk0-
dz0ny VI kOlizyi.

LIVERPOOL, Is grudnia. -
Gnow zdarzyla sic fstalna ko-
lizya na rzece Mersey. A,mery.
kan. XII parowiec oceanowy
"Indlana'', przybyWajacy tu z
Philadelphii, wpadl ma psro.
wtec brytaiski "Zamora", sto-
iqcy po5r6d rzeki na kotwicy.
Rezultat starcia byl ten, ze W
kadiubie "lndiany' utworzyl
sig wielki otw6r, kt6rym "a
czela sic szybko wlewaG woda
do wnetrza parowca. w pol
godziny okreto puscil sic ma 8
stopy. Zagraza}o niebezpie-
cze1stwo zatoniecia. Szcze$ciem
znalaz}y sic rarowce holowni,
cze, ktore przeprowadziiy o,
kret do brzegu = i zapobie.
gEy kata8trote. Wszyscy po-
dr6zni "Indiany" zostali wysa.
dzeni na lad. Jestto parowiec
o 24S3 tonach objeto$ci, zbu.
dowany W 1870, nalezy do In,
ternatioual Navigation Co.
"Zamora" r6wniez odniosla
znaczne uszkodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.

4oletni ciesla J. P. Kehoe, zam.
pm. 5e1s Jefferson ave., wczoraj po
pofudniu mocno pijany wchodzif do
swego mieszkania ma drugiem pie.
trze, kiedy nagle stracif r6wnowage
upad}szy tyE, spadl re wszystkich
schod6w. Zlamal sobie kark j zabif
sic ma miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
KOtatki telegrafczne zagraniczne.

w Chilworth, pod Londynem
spalila sic wielka drukarnia, W
niej rekopismy wielkiej wartosci.
Szkoda dosiega 100000 f. SIT.
w Rosyi odbedzie sic W po-
cz2tku +. 1896 jednodniowy spis
ludnoSci.
w Natalu (Afryka pofudnio,
wa) odkryto spisek przeciw zarza-
dowi kolonialnemu. Miano zamiar
zamordowaG gubernatora.
W armii rosyjskiej zostana "a
prowadzone karabiny nowego sy-.
stemu.
- 2 Berlina donosza, re nastepcs
v. Koellera W ministeryum spraw
wewnetrznych bedzie baron v.
Reicke Won der Horst, prezydent
prowincyi Dusseldorfu.
= Wybuch powstanczy W prov.
Cuzco wv Peru zostaf stfumiony.
= w Hanowerze Amerykanin
Sinclair zosta{ skazany ma 10 lat
wiezienia "a zamach morderczy j u
silowanie obrabowania possahca
Vi
Banku pahstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Okret straiuicEy austryacki.

KoNeTANTYNoPoL, Is grud.
Dodatkowy okre5 strazniczy
austryacki przep}ynal bez prze'
szk6d Dardanelle - i zbli2a
sic do Konstantynopola. Jest
to 900 tonowa kanonierka "Se.
benice", pcsiadajaca na polka
die 4 dzia1a duzego kalibru i
2 szybko strzelajace armaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
WystaWa bydta W LOndynie.

LoNDYN, Is grudnia. =
Budzi tutaj wielkie zaiecie
wystawa byd3a W Agricultural
Hall, " Islington. GE6wna
nagrode $4,000 W got6wce i
puhar) otrzyma} stadniH z d6br
kr6lowej Wiktoryi. Rome in.
ne nagrody otrzymaly okazy z
majatk6w ksiecia Walii, ksie-
cia York i lorda r oseb ery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Buut Arnaut0W.

KoNsrANTYNoPoL, Is grud.
z Prizrendu, 2 Albanii (Tur-
eva europejska) donosza, il
tamtejsi Arnauci buntuja SIG
otwarcie przeciw w}adzom i
grozs rzezia Chrzescijan. By}o
juz kilka napad6w stare. Po-
wodem ruchu sr6d Arnautow
jest to, ze dawny ieh przyw6d-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Telegramy ZagranicEne.
AHantury w parlamencie
bufgarSkim.
Ajax na ksiscia Ferdonada...
B6jka na piesci.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Is grud. -
W oSobranje" (parlament bu4,
garski), deputowany Meow
Wywo}a} na wczorajszem po-
siedz9niu nieslychaue awantu-
ry - i kompletns b6jke ma
piasci.
Rzecz mia]a sig tax:
RozpraWiano wlaSnie mad
budzetem, gdy powsta} Meow
oswiadcayl, re uroczyscie pro-
testuie przeciw przyznawaniu
r2a1owi jakich&olwiek kredy-
tow, a to z powodu wiaro}om-
nego i nieuczciwego postepo-
wanna ksiecia Ferdynanda,
kt6ry obieca} przechrzci6 swe-
90 pierworodnego syna Bo.
rysa ma obrzadek prawoslawny
a dotqd tego ME uczynif.
Prezydent, slyszsc slowa,
jawnie obrazaiace ksiecia, "a.
broniI dalej movie Niczewowi;
ale ten oswiadczyl, 2e ME u
s}ucha-i ustapi chyba przed
si}a fzyczna.
W6wczas prezydent iprzed-
stawiciele rzsdu opu$cili IL
be.
Meow pozostawa! jednako.
woa na tryburie i czeHa}.
Gdy prezYdent powr6cii do
sail, zn6w chcial zabraG g}os.
Powsts} gwa}t i tumult, wsku'
tex czego przewodniczqcy po
ra8 drugi ustalit.
Gdy 2u6w powr6ci}, zwolen.
nicy Niczowa wyprawiali jesz.
cze gorsze awantury.
Wtedy prezydent polecn
woznym usUnaG Niczowa 2
tryb9ny sil2, RszuItat byl ten,
ae pomiedzy upartym deputo.
wanym i jego przyjaclotml z
jednej strOny a wczaymi Z
drugiej strony wszczefa sic
kompletna b6jka. W walce
wozni zostali pobici i mCsieli
ustspi6.
Dopiero wtedy Meow, OTTO.
czony przyjaci6}mi wys1ed3 z
Sobranja.
Prezydent Izby, po jego
wyjsciu, oswiadczys, 70 2mu-
SONY jest zrezygnowaf z urze'
du, ale wieksz0Sc deputowa-
nych na to ME pozwoli1a. Po-
siedzenie odroczono. W miescie
panuje wielkie oburzenie na
NiczoWa jego poplecznik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16

ca Mulagelk, skazany "a napa.
dy ma Chrzescijan na doaywo-
tnie zamkniecie, zosta} obecnie
zwolniony z wiezienia W Kon,
stautynopolu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Pomoc dla Armenczykow.

We wtorek pred pofudniem
godz. IL ma sic odbyc wielkie zgro-
madzenie pan w hotelu Great Nor
thern, celem zawiazania stowarzy-
szenia dam najacego zbierac fundu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Jeszcze jeden roztargniony.

Rzeez W restauracyi:
Kezmer do profesora zbyt Eagle.
bionego W odczytywaniu spisu ja.
dial: = Co pan kaze sobie poda6
ma obiad?
Professor: = prosze do mnie ME
rozmawiac. prosze ME roma.
wia6. Me nam czasu! Prosze nlnie
zapytac.... po obiedsie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Zn6W rzezie i OkrncienstHa "
Armenii.

LoNDYN, Is grudnia. = 2
Konstantynopola donosza, il
podlug prywatnie otrzymanych
z Armenii wiadomoSci, a
wbrew raportom urzsdowym,
panuie tam W dalszym ciagu
zamst.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Nicaragua bez reprezentanta.

WAsHINGToN, 15 grud. =
Po raz pierwszy cd wielu lat
Nicaragua niema tn swego re
prezentanta. PoselstWo nicara-
gua'6skie zostaje zniesionem
dla oszczednosci. Jed nakowoz
dziwis sic temu 2 powodu,
re sprawy zar6wno dla Mica
raguy jak i dla Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych wazne, a azwlaszcza
sprawa kana}u, czekaja ma za-
4atwienie.
DR.. Guzman, by1y posel,
uwiadomil o tel sprawie de-
parliament pa6stwa i W domu
swoim, W kt6rym miescilo sic
poselstwo, rozpocza} praktyke
lekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
NOwi ministrowie hIszpa lscy.

MADRyT, 10 grudnia.- Wa
kanse, utworzone wskutek re.
zyguacyi dw6ch ministr6w, jus
zapelniono. Hr. Valdosera 20.
staI ministrem sprawiedliwosci
ma miejsce Sen. Roblade, a
Sen. Lineras Rvas obja} te ke
miristra robot publicznych P o
BoSchu. Og6lnes przesilenie
ministeryalre zosta}o zazegna-
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16

Pieniadze do wypozyczanis. Duze sunny Nlzd
procent, po2yc2amy pienisdze na budowe Posla-
diosci tylko W Chicago Spigcamy pozyczki cd
TowarIystw duza cszCzednosC. HpoteN mort
cagesl ma sprzeda2 ZgiosiG sic osobisci5 slbo II.
etowne do Il. q. STONE & CO, zoo La Sale st.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
American Federation of Labor

New YORK, Is grud. -
Ma konwencyi stowarzyszenia
robotniczego, A. +. of L.,
kt6ra tu sic odbywa cd tygo.
dnia, wczoraj odbyl sic wyb6r
urzednik6W. Prezydentem 20.
sta} obrany Samuel Gompers
tylko 1S g1osami wiekszosci.
John Nc Bride, dotychczaso.
wy prezydent, otrzymal 1923
glos6w, a Gompers, kt6ry pred
Nc Bridem by} prezydentem,
1O41. Sekretarzem obrany 20.
stall Aug. Nc Craith z Bos-
tonu.
Zdaje sic, ae konwencya "a
kohczy sic we srods.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-12-16
Wiadomosci MiejscoWe.
DIVA mOrderstwa.

Wczoraj znowu zosta}y pope}nio-
ne diva morderstwa; jedno miedzy
W}ochami, drugie miedzy Negra-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31

that there was a conviction I'm the minds
of the Legislators of that date THAI there
was necessity for construction "of turn
pixies, or other improved roads"
II there were suggestions then ITO
arouse the state OF Georgia from her leth-
argy, and induce her to adopt a bold and
liberal policy commensurate with her am
pie resources and the public expectations"
they apply with ten-fold force TO urge the
citizens of Chatham county TO prompt
and energetic action at this time. The
conditions and circumstances of the
county not only recommend but demand
II. This is self evident, and needs no IL
Illustrative evidence in proof. The moment
this system of Improvement is inaugu-
rated a general confidence in It's compile
ton will be inspired, It's benefits will be
felt in anticipation, in the value of lands,
in an increased activity and a general
prosperity.
1t is to be hoped that the convictions
entertained by the Legislators of the state
in 1920 may present themselves indubita-
bly, TO the legislators of the county and
that they may be enabled to digest and
put into operation some plan by which
may be secured to us a thorough drainage
of the county, with protection against in
roads of cattle, and a system Of improved
roads. We already have available the
services of a capable and experienced civil
and typographical engineer. Let us util-
lie his advice and skill Vaquero.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31
FLORIDA'S LEGISLATURE.
MEMBERS GATHERING AT THE
CAPITAL FOR AN IMPORTANT
SESSION.

Railroad Commission One of the
Important Measures-The Lottery
Issue May Come to the Frontal
Measure of Taxation 10 BE COnsid-
ered-An Election Law on the Pro-
gramme-The Governor VIII Prob
ably Insist Upon a Law Prohibit
ing Prize Fighting-Other Matters
Of Interest.
Tallahassee, Fla, March 3O.-The legis
hture of Florida which meets next Tues
day will be confronted with more knotty
problems demanding solution by legisla-
ton than has been the case with any of
its predecessors in the past fifteen years.
The body comes fresh from the people,
with the exception of the sixteen hold
over or long-term senators elected in 1892,
and the measures which 1t will be called
upon to pass or reject were issues before
the people at the time of the holding of
the primaries and the county conventions
early in the summer of 1894. So every
member of both branches is popularity
supposed to have thoroughly familiarized
himself with every question and to have
made up his mind how he will vote upon
them.
First and foremost among the problems
which demand solution is that of the con-
troll Of transportation matters by the state
in other words, the passage or rejection
Of railroad commission bill. II the tone
OF the state press and the talk of politi-
clans on both sides may be taken as a
guide, the other measures are of impor-
lance in about the following order. A
ehange in the method assessing proper
" for taxation and an equalization of the
burdens of taxation; the repeal Of the pres
ent election law. passed in 1889 and known
as the eight-ballot-box law, and the sub
sutution for it of a statute which shall
insure free ballot and a fair count for all
parties and all voters, with some safe
guards against the evils arising from ig-
norance like those included in the Aus
tralian ballot system, but not necessarily
identical with them; some legislation look
ing TO an amendment to the state constitu-
ton which shall relieve the supreme
court and permit it to catch up with its
congested docket; changes in the matter of
COSTS IN the prosecution of criminal cases;
some device for increasing the public reve-
Hues without increasing the taxes of the
people; or for lessening the cost of operat-
ing the government so that the burdens of
taxation shall be lighter; the prohibiting
Vi prize fights; some legislation in the
matter of lottery operations in Florida
better organization of the Florida state
troops and more liberal appropriations for
Ihslr maintenance; the matter Of pool
Seihng at horse races and on race tracks
OF any sort-whether the present law per-
uniting it shall be repealed outright or
amended so as to give greater encourage
ment than at present to the promoters of
sports an appropriation for a state build
ms al the Cotton States and Interna-
uohai Exposition in Atlanta, Ca: and the
repeal or the amending of the present city
Sharter Of Jacksonville so as TO change the
ephtrol Of the municipal elections ma
force
Inc latter measure has been placed last
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31

In the superior court yesterday an order
was granted to perfect service by publi-
cation on the defendant in the suit of
Theresa Elizabeth Dillon VS., David r. Dill
lon, libel for divorce.
Mary Wiley was granted alimony in the
sum Of s. month, and SIS attorneys fees
from her husband, Albert Wiley.
In the suit Of NJ. Fersts Sons & Co, VS..
II. y. Wishart Peacock. Hunt e. Co., and
9. d. Baldwin, garnishees, for 1908. the gar
nishees having made a showing that they
had only $227.S9 In their possession belong
ing to the defendant, judgment was rem
dered for that amount
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31
CITY COURT CRIMINALS.
Out of Seventeen Tried "a Dozen Were
Sent 10 the Chninuanp

=
Sent 10 the Chningang.
The Saturday criminal business in the
city court was not reached until vaa-
terday afternoon Mr. W. w. Osborne an
peared for the state. Solicitor General
Fraser being unable to be present. Mr..
Osborne conducted the prosecutions with
considerable effect. and out OF seventeen
prisoners tried twelve convictions were Sc
cured.
There were seven cases Of larceny from
the house. and in these three Of the Defend
ants viii serve twelve months on the chain
gang. They are Robert Houston, VINO
stole SIS from Mrs. A. A. Kaufman; Os-
car Hicks. who got away with a bottle
OF whisky from the store of Mr.. John
Lyons, and Marshal Thomas, who took a
bucket Of jelly from e. l.. Mastick. Georges
Williams got six months for the theft OF
a coat from Bradley Logan; Josephine
Battle. who was preparing for summer
and stole Mr.. j. A. II. Umbachs mosquito
net. goes up for three months; William
Henry. who stole IS and lot of cigar
cites from j. Schoen, was given three
months, and Louis Brown got four months
Tor stealing 40 cents worth of bacon from
William L. Thee.
Matilda Lloyd, charged with assauItlng
and beating Joe Bryan, was given four
months. Sofa Green, found guilty of ass
saulting and beating Lillian Fowler. a
young white girl, was sentenced to pay a
fine of $40 or serve one month on the
chain gang John Green was given four
months for the larceny of a coat from
Sam Frazier. Harmon Hargrade and Thos.
Williams, found guilty of carrying con-
cealed weapons, were given the usual
sentence of S25 or three months on the
chain gang
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31
THE DOINGs AT PoOLER.
News Jottings of Matters and Things
There

News JOttings of Matters and Things
There.
Miss Rosa Kieffer visited Mr.. and Mrs.
j. J. Snider last week.
Mrs r. T. Barber visited Mr.. H. Nun
gazer last week.
Miss Rachel Samuels and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Tishler visited Mrs. J. Downey last
Sunday.
Mrs. f. Bakert accompanied by Mrs.
Teuton. were visltors at Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sours last weekt
Mr.. Green Jshnfon Of statesboro was
a visitor at the home OF Rev. w. b. Nc
Council last Ttfrs day
There will bsservices at the Methodist
church both mernipg and evening to-day.
conducted by tie 4astor Rev. T. Kent.
At meeting q the members of the
Baptist church last Sunday evening Rev.
S. Edenfeld was called TO the pastorate
He has accepted.
A number OF lady friends Of st. James
Episcopal chapel at Pooler, will give an
entertainment at Yonge's hall, Savannah,
April Is. The operetta The Cadets Pence
Will be sung with several solos and reci-
tations by some of the best musical tai
NNN ~ 0e~F ~fhht%AAsff A AAE BAOSDSAH Will ~
to repair the chapel.
Foreman John Connolly OF No. 4 en-
CINE house is making preparations for a
fishing trip to Pooler. Jack Gay Is 10 be
guide for the party They expect to fish
at the river several days, and no doubt
will make a big haul. Foreman Connolly
has many friends in Pooler, who will
make his trip pleasant, and will see that
he has a good time, while In the Garden
Spot Of Georgia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31

A meeting Of the druggists OF the city
will be held at the De Soto Tuesday nigh;
to discuss plans and arrangements for
the reception and entertainment Of the
druggists of the state on the occasion
OF the annual meeting ofthe State Phar-
maceutical Association here next month.
Dr. Kieffer, the local secretary OF the
association. IS very anxious that there
should be a full meeting OF the druggists
Tuesday night. and requests that every
druggist IN the city who can possibly do
80 viii attend.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31

Those who enjoy the old fashion steam
excursions to the sea during the hot days
of summer will be glad to know that the
steamer Gov. Stafford will make this city
her home port hereafter The steamer
will be here on Monday and will make her
first excursion on Wednesday. Mr.. H. c.
Kent, the passenger agent of the Stafford,
who is well known in Savannah. viii have
charge of the excursions, which is an as
surance that they will be very pleasant
occasions.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-31
MUCH NEEDED RAIN.

of Minnesota and the DakOtas.
st. Paul, MINI. March 3O.-Telegrams
from 100 points in Minnesota and the Da-
kotas indicate that 1t has been raining
steadily for several hours. A great drought
existed all over this region and the dust
was 80 thick IN the fields that farmers
found difficulty IN keeping their grain
In the ground. Much rain. however. Is still
needed
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
PLAJNFIELD.

The fair for the Planfeld Fire Department
opened In the Columbia Cycle Academy on Monday
night 1t will last through the week. and every
afternoon and evening series Of dances and
tabeaus will be gwen by hundred or more young
reope The booths are occupied as follows: Orient
al Mrs NJ Bartlett and the Misses Angelina,
Adele and Stella Feytel.: candy, Mrs; Aususte
satzman Mrs A. S Fritts, Miss Mabel smith,
flower. Miss Lang. Miss vokmer. Mrs. Mehl; art
and fancy work, Mrs. j. c.. Blimm. the Misses
Neumann. Miss Neumann. Miss Hope; rsfreshmenI.
Mrs c. Schermerhorn. Miss Radciin, Mrs. j..
Bilmm Miss r. Verdon; grocery, Mrs. w. Cham
5srain Mrs. Johnson Miss Dora Dora Martin Martin
Mrs G F. Moore, Mrs. +. Briggs, Miss Briggs
Miss Van Fleet: stationery. Mrs C. Smith. Mrs; Mrs:
s. Bnm and Miss a. Feytel.; Russian. Miss Sum.
batoff and Miss Vera Pollakoff. The president OF
tertalnment Is Mrs Auguste Saltzman; secretary.
Mrs. A. 5. Fritts; treasurer; Mrs A, Bartlett; re-
Of committees is L. NJ Dunavan.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-11
STE|NWAY & SONS, IO7-|II {. I4ih ST.,
NEW YORK.

clency II is more than that It is wilful neglect or
duty and this Grand Jury. wherever they ina the
nepIecf TO suppress these nusances, should indict
for misconduct and malfeasance in office: -,
He also directed that owners and LANDLORDS Wno
rent buildings to dlsorderly persons should oe IN
dicted. 80, -, Ian, ho
In referring TO the violation OF the Sunday law ne
said: 'The habitual sale of liquor on Sunday Is as
much a criminal mlsdemeanor as X ever was anu
still punishable to the same extent t.,
He closed by touching on prlze-fghtng ana III
explaining the Law said that where u becomes
oIlestion Of endurance or skill with fists. with or
without gloves indictments should be found and
the owner OF the place where the exhibition IL given
should also be indicted. ,,.
He said that he would at some future tine dlrec,
their attention TO other matters. and mentioned
that there we're some expenditures OF public money
which the Court was watching