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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-08
THE IXHARMONIOUs NOTE.
II l. struck by Middle of the Road
erS in Texas.

Galveston Tex. Aug. The sensation
OF the populists' state convention was
sprung this morning when the commit
tee appointed 10 formulate kilograms IN
answer to the messages Of greeting from
other popuust conventions reported
The committee was composed Of Barnett
Gibbs. who made a speech. nominating
Kearby. stump" Ashby. the nominee
for lieutenant governor. and Harry Tracy,
editor OF the Southern Mercury. The tel
egrams they brought in for the approval
of the convention were: Replying 10 the
Louisiana convention: Texas provides
fun electoral ticket, and declares for
Watson first. then Bryan"
Replying TO the Kansas convention:
Texas returns greetings. VIII put a
middle-of-the-road ticket in the field"
Replying to the Georgia convention:
Texas unanimously indorses Tom Wat
son and the middle-of-the-road ticket"
The kilograms were received with cheers.
c. II. jenkins. chairman of the platform
committee. addressed the convention. OPP
posing the sending Of the kilograms. say
ing they would be fire brands. which
would result in the defeat of populism.
He said he was a middle-of-the-road man
at St Louis. but bowed to the will Of
that convention. Bryan had not been Off
cially notified OF his nomination. and II
this action should be taken the pOpu-
lists could truthfully be accused of in
sincerity in its desire for reform. II
looked as II jenkins had the convention
with him. but when the point of order was
made that the nominations were the order
OF business. the convention refused by
big majority to suspend the rules and al
low him TO continue his speech. The matter
will not come up again until the nomi-
nations are completed.
Mai Buck Walton, the nominee for at
torney general, states Tor publication
that ~ the kilograms are sent he cannot
90 before the people and will not accept
of the nomination.
Ben Terrell. another prominent leader,
says If the kilograms are sent he will not
make a speech during the campaign.
The sergeant-at-arms says the tele-
grams viii be sent just the same. The
populist party, he says, does not depend
on any one man.
The morning session of the conven-
ton was taken up in trying to complete
the state ticket.
AS far as the ticket has been made
up II stands: Hor governor, jerome c.
Kearby; for lieutenant governor. H. 5. z.
Ashby; for attorney general W. NJ. Wal
tom for controller, E. O. Mitzner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 COSsIGNEEs AND MAS
TIERS


Tho following ordinance. adopted in
City Council August l, 1894, is published as
information:
An ordinance to provide for the sleeping
ashore Of crews OF vessels in the port
OF Savannah.
Whereas. Experience has demonstrated
that sleeping upon vessels in the Savan-
nah river during August, September and
October causes much sickness
ducing feVers, which are often
of serious character. thus injuring
the reputation OF the city and port OF Sa-
vannah, and doing serious damage not
only TO the crews but also to the city and
port.
Section /. For remedy whereof # IS
hereby ordained by the Mayor and Alder
assembled, That IL shall not be lawful for
the crews Of vessels lying in the Savan-
nah river, within the port OF Savannah
to sleep on the river during the months
of August, September and October of any
year, and IT is hereby made the duty OF
the masters of vessels to require their
crews to sleep on shore and south OF River
street during the said months. And any
master failing to comply with this ordi-
nance shall, on conviction before the Po-
lice Court of the city Of Savannah, be
subject to a fine not to exceed one hun
bred dollars and imprisonment not to ex-
coed thirty days, either or both in the dis
erection Of the court.
Sec. 2 Be it further ordained, That all
ordinances and parts of ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance, and particu-
larly the ordinances on the same subject
passed Sept. IS, 1888, and June %, 1884, are
hereby repealed.
HERMAN MYERS. Mayor.
Attest A ". MANUCY, Clerk Of Council
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CITY BREVITIEs.

Rev. A. d. Cohen will preach at the First
Baptist church tomorrow morning. There
will be no evening service.
Another big sheephead was caught at
White Bluff Thursday. Mr.. w. l. O'Brien
was the lucky man, and had quite an ex>
citing time pulling in his prize. The fish
weighed twelve pounds. This must be
another one of "old Burroughs" sons,
this famous old sheephead having been
captured, so 1t is believed, by Mr.. William
Neyle Habersham at White Bluff several
days ago. The report of these captures
is likely to attract numerous ambitious
fishermen TO White Bluff
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FUNERAL INVITATToNs-

- - >--s--~---~-~-~-~~
COLLINS-Relatives and friends of Mr..
and Mrs A. B. Collins and family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral of
their second daughter, Julia Rivers Col
Inns, from their residence, No. III Valid
burg street, at o'clock p. m. Aug. g.
GAREY-The friends of the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Carey are invited to attend the
funeral services at st. Stephens Episco-
pal church, at p. m. to-day.
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Try our s-lb cans Parched Mocha and Java
Cofiee ST.
Try our 35c Tea for Icing; Il is fine.'
Clover Leaf Brand Salmon l5c can.
New Snow Flake Brand Holsters just ia.
New Early June Peas, pack 80, lOc can.
New Sweet Blossom Peas Just in
New Snow Flake Corn 10c can.
New French Peas Just in. zoe can
Armour & Co.'S White Label Soups zoe can.
Try our 10c can Salmon.
New Edam Cheese S5c each.
cakes Circus Soap for 25c
Full quart bottles Blueing &c each
LOCO pounds Washing Soda &c pound.
Toilet Soap. DC box per box, cakes to box.
Full assortment Of Fine Cordlals at 81 per
bottle
Pure Leaf Lard, 1O-lb cans CSC each.
lib bags of Durham Tobacco 25c pound
Try our Washing Powder packages for
sc.
Try our ]. E. Pepper Rye, 81 full quarts.
Try our r. Walters & Co. Rye, 81 bottle.
Old North Carolina Corn 75c quart
Headquarters for the celebrated Fletcher
Cocktails, assorted kinds, 81 per bottle
Fancy MeSsina Lemons cheap,
Fancy Northern Apples sc quart.
Fancy Pears sc quart.
Fancy Grapes from the celebrated Kol-
lock Vineyard Gainesville, Ga, lust
in this morning.
Fresh Cream from Jersey cattle CSC mint
Fine lot celebrated Zinfaudel Claret Wine
just in at Csc per box; $2.5 per dozen.
Try our Fine Ginger Ale at 81 per Dozen
Budweiser Beer $1.25 per dozen.
Canada Malt Beer 81 dozen.
Try our Sweet Scuppernong Wine at 81
per gallon.
MUTUAL GROCERY CO.,
Geo. S. Van Horne,
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Bugs TeII the Time.
From the Portland Oregonia

from inc 1OItldAA0 OACSOAAAe1As
A jeweler near the junction has a novel
clock in his show window. 1t puzzles and
amuses crowds every day. There Is sim
ply dial a foot and half square, appar-
emily lying on a box an inch in depth.
There are no hands and no holes in the
dial. In spite of this the clock tells time
perfectly There are two little Mexican
beetles Of the green-bronze variety that
have been more or less popular as scarf
pins ETC., and they crawl about and mark
the minutes and hours accurately One
of them rests on the outer circle of the
dial and moves from one figure to anoth-
er each hour. The other bug marches on
the diaps inner circle, and moves one
fifth of the space between the figures
every minute. What tells the bugs when
and how far to move is a mystery that
80 out of every 100 who look at them give
up in despair.
The bugs are plainly enough alive. else
how could they walk? And there are 10
off about their own affairs as any ordi-
nary bug would do in no time?
THE things simple enough" said the
man who knows it all, after glancing at
as Julius Caesar. Each of them is mere
~ a shell and has bit of shell set into
it's base. The clock has hands, only they
are underneath instead of above the dial
and they are magnetized. Every time the
hand forges ahead its attraction carries
the steel and the little green bug shell
along. Put couple of steel pins on a
sheet of paper and move magnet around
underneath and you'll see just how ii
works. It's too easy.
The man who knew went on to say that
the jeweler was a shrewd fellow.
See" he said, 'he thought he'd head
on all suspicion of magnets by setting
those fine watches on the four corners Of
his mystery. Just note, please, they are
non-magnetic, will you2 Oh it's a cinch
how the thing works"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-08
BROOKS COUNTY ELECTION.
The OmciaI Figures Change the
Published Result some

Quitman, Ca, Aug. 1.-THE election man
ayers from the various precincts met here
to-day and consolidated the vote of yes
terday's primary, ]. N. Gibson, instead of
Gardener, as wired last night. was nomi-
mated for tax collector by a plurality of
out of the thousand votes cast. Instead
of Branch c. r. O'Neal was nominated
for surveyor.
The entire ticket is very acceptable to
the people and will be easily elected al
the October election.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-08

Of Savannah. and IN the Second district
Capt Collins % Mitchell was chosen cleo
tor 20 take ths place OF ". r. smith q
DE -lrur.
a resolution was passed empowering the
state executive committee 10 WitnlraN SIX
OF the populist electors anu 6uustitGte
six democrats al any time that tlr- Scwali
should Dc Withdrawn from the Chicago
tiCket by the democrats AMI Watson put
Ia his stead
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RUNAWAY HORSES.

An OcaIa Lady Has n Narrow Es-
cape-A Mail wagon Upset.
Ocala, Fla, Aug. 8-While Mrs. John r.
Bailey was driving down Magnolia street
this afternoon her horse took fright, be-
came unmanageable. and colllded with a
sign post at the Bazaar store. The concus-
sion threw the lady violently to the ground
and bruised her badly. She was carried
home for treatment. When the buggy col
lided, the lockers on held their breath.
fearing the worst, and anticipating Mrs.
Bailey's death. 1t was a fortunate escape
from death,
Lewis O'Motes' mail wagon had a run
away, bringing in the Florida Central and
Pennsular pouches. Nothing more serious
resulted than dumping the mail sacks on
the street
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Mercer,e EndoMment.

Macon. Ga, Aug. THE central cam
paign committee of Mercer University
have located an office here, and Rev. H
r. Bernard of Athens will move his fam
lily here to act as financial agent to raise
the 100000 for the college. Fifty thous-
and dollars is in sight, and the pros
poets are BRIGHT for the balance
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a yellow Fever Hero.

Pensacola, Fla, Aug. 7.--Dr. w H. Ross.
one of the most prominent physicians in
this city, died this morning. Dr. Ross
was one of the most liberal practitioners
in the profession, always volunteering his
professional services in the most fatal of
yellow fever epidemics
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ability 70 locate the plate and an error OF
Duffy. With the game a tie and men on
;1ird and second, Sullivan replaced sty-
etts ia this innfue and DemOn-reYllle
cracked out a single that sent In the win
ming runs Longs work al short vas fair
y phenomenal and created immense en-
tnusiasm- Attendance !, ss8. score;
RH.E.
Washington % o 0 0 o 0 0 4 O. 5 Z
Boston --.-...-0 0 o o 0-3 3
Batteries-German and Mcclure; Sulli-
van, SWEETS Bergen and Camel
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WANT NO PROHIBITION.

Bibbs Delegates VIII Oppose Hon.
Bob Berner's Nomination.
Macon, Ga, Aug. lit seems to be un-
derstood that tomorrow Bibbs' delegates
will oppose Hon. Bob Berner Monroe S
choice for senator.
The delegates refuse to say what they
will do in the convention. The ground of
their objection to Mr.. Berner is said to be
his desire of the success of the state S
temperance advocates. As Bib represents
one-half the votes in the convention the
situation seems to be complicated.
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Fem Before the Cnrs.

Pensacola, Fla, Aug. Wv. J. Costello.
aged p years a Waterman at the water
tank of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road in this city, fell at l 80 o'clock this
morning under a moving train. The cars
passed over both legs
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BOhan & COWan.
CAPT. MOORE SUSPENDED.
He Was to Blame for the Collision
in Charleston HarbOr.

Charleston, 5. G., Aug. las a result
Of the investigation Of the recent collision
in this harbOr between the steamer POGO
sin and the United States tug Augan-
auta, which has been conducted by the
United States inspectors of steam yes
sels Cannon and Groom, Capt Moore CT
the government tug has been suspended
from service for ten days for the viola
tion of rules six and eight OF the regula-
tons governing steam vessels.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-08

The Tie That s-Bandit-Throw up
yer hands and don't move unless you want
to lose yer brains.
Traveler-But stayi You and are rid
ing the same kind of wheels
Bandit after hasty examinatfon-Pari
ner, forgive me. Take back your pocket
book and depart in peace.-Cleveland
Leader.
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FIRE AT CORDELE.
Two Residences Burned with Much
of Their Contents.

Cordele. Ca. Aug. last night at 8
o'clock fire broke out in the house occupied
by Col. c. ]. Ship.
This house and one occupied by Col
Pearson Ellis were both totally destroyed
All of Col Ellis furniture and effects were
saved. Col. Ship lost nearly all of his fur
niture and wearing apparel There was no
insurance on the furniture.
The houses were fully covered by insur-
ance.
Messrs. Cawley & Ringland houses mar
rowly escaped. The loss is about $500.
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A THIEF TORTURED.


ed-Tried TO smoke Him Out.
Macon. Ga, Aug. THE police chased
a negro into an open sewer this morning.
The mouth Of the sewer was large, but
after making his way for some distance
the fugitive found he had encountered
twelve-inch sewer and became wedged.
After smoking him and subjecting him
to other fortunes 1t was found that he
could not extricate himself The sewer
will have to be dug up and cracked to
save the negros life.
Late tonight he was still there. He is
charged with theft
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AIbany We Ont of nd.

Townsville, Ga, Aug THE game of
base ball played here between Thomasvilie
and Albany resulted in a victory for the
home team by a score of II to 0. The game
closed at the end of the fifth inning.
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10 TO / ON THE DIAMOND.
That's How Baltimore Plays Bali
Games I'm Other Cities.

Ihuts now baltimore Plays H0II
Games I'm other Cities.
Cleveland, o., Aug. 7.-Ely's phenomenal
one-handed catch of Cuppy's fly in the
deep left field robbed Cleveland of a vic
tory, and saved the day for Pittsburr
The game was exciting from start to
finish, and both teams were on their met.
tie. The game was called on account Of
darkness. Attendance 1880. Score
Cleveland ........O 2O1OOOOOOO-SI2 l.
Pittsburg .........1 O1OO1O00-S Q 2
Batteries-Cuppy and thinner; Kiilen
and Merritt.
Baltimore, Aug, THE champions had
a batting matinee to-day, and won the
third game of the series from New York
by the score of Is to l. Donners miss
plays in the sixth was all that saved the
visitors from a shut out Both teams
played fast fielding game, the two errors
of the visitors not figuring in the run COL
umn of their opponents. The hot wea ther
kept the attendance down to / 957. Score.
Baltimore 20 21Os o x-1s 10 Z;
New York...0 0 0 l 0 0 oil ,
notwithstanding and Clarke: Meek
in, Gettinger and Warner
Bosom, Aug. 7.-Washington won out in
the eighth to-day. thanks to Stivetts' in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-08

Brooklyn, Aug. THE Brooklyn-Phila-
deiphia game was postponed on account
OF rain.
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Montgomery. Aug. THE following is
the score Of the game here to-day:
RHE E.
New Orleans 0 o o o o o o 0 O-O6 9
Batteries-Bailey and Wiley Smith,
Knox and Gonding.
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For SALE.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~~~-~-~-~~~--~~---~---~
THE CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
August 8, 1895.
The regular monthly dues in both series
Of this company are now due.
NJ. J. SOLOMONS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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CAN'T PERSUADE MIR. BLACK.

He Persists in His Refusal to Go to
Congress.
Augusta. Ga, Aug. THE impression
prevails here to-day that Maj Black win
not have the nomination for congress in
the Tenth district forced upon him against
his will, but that he will be permitted
to withdraw, as, he has expressed a de-
sire to do. Messrs. Boykin Wright Bill
Fleming, Rodger Gamble, Joe Lamar ana
Joseph B. Cumming are being discussed
as probable nominees, with Wright in the
first Mace
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GET 1T At


Mayors Office, Savannah. Julv 90 1909
As a sanitary precaution. and u1o,, 80 81.
recommendation Of the Sanitary Board
weeds cut down on their lots NJ &C. az Il
placed in the street and lanes so the, 9 tba
city scavenger carts can reno esae me me
san, same: Ealure to comply with this notice.
WIN WIN hecessltate the city having the v,orlS
done and property owners billed for tba
same. HERMAN MYERS. Mayor
Attest: A. N-MANUCY, Clerk Of CoynciI
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Geo. S. Van Horne.

WHEELS FOR SALE AND RENT.
Call at our Bull street branch and
see what splendid bicycles we have
for rent. They are all new 1896
models and are kept In Rrst-cIasS
condition by an expert whceIman.
Our 1896 Warwick Tandem in our
renting department is In splendid
condition, and "A spin on this mn
chine with an agreeable companion
is n treat.
Call at headquarters and take a
look at the Barnes White FLYER
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NOTICE.
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sTORAGE FOR FURNIruRr- Ero

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, ETC.
We move, store and insure household
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Messenger boys on wheels. Carriages
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The railroad commission has raised the
Georgia Southern and Florida from the
position of a sixth class road TO that Occu-
pied by the Central and the Southern, or
fourth class. The Georgia Southern and
Florida is thus obliged TO reduce its freight
rates. for the higher a road ranks the low
er must its rates go.
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Bosom, Aug. 7.-Washington won out in
the eighth to-day. thanks TO Stivetts in
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23
s(Oats-Of.ArIua.

1t is found by the student OF heraldry
that most family lines in the United
States 10 not go back earlier than 1900.
They are comprised in two divisions,
those who sprung from peasants and
those from other lines If a peasant
forefather be reached hope is dead, for
alas, no coat-of arms is forthcoming.
But the man who finds profitable en-
ployment for all his time in these stud
les and makes frequent trips to Flu
rope to prosecute them says that sur
prising number Of American families
are entitled to coats-of arms. which are
more trustworthy guides in establish
ing descent, important marriages and
the whole genealogical record than
names. which are often so mangled and
distorted in spelling. Exchange.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23
ANCIENT ROMAN CROWNS,

Seven Kinds Were Distributed ~ re-
wards Of Vaior.
The Romans had various kinds Of
crowns. which they distributed as re-
wards for martial exploits and extraor-
binary services on behalf OF the repub-
lie.
!. The oval crown, made Of myrtle.
and bestowed on generals who were en-
titled to the honors OF the lesser tri-
umph," called ovation.
2. The naval or rostral crown. COM
posed of circle of gold with ornaments
representing "beaks' OF ships. and CIV
en- to the captain who first grappled or
the soldier who first boarded an enemy.s
ship.
3. The crown known in Latin as
"Vallaris Castrensis." a circle OF gold
raised with jewels or palisades. the re-
ward of the general who first forced the
enemy's intrenchments.
4. The mural crown. a circle OF gold
indented and embattled. given to the
warrior who first mounted the wall of
a besieged place and successfully
lodged "A standard or flag thereon.
5. The civic crown tmade OF the
branch of a green oak). a garland OF oak
leaves, bestowed upon the Roman SOL
der who had sa'ed the life Of a citizen
G. The triumphal crown, consisting
at first of wreaths of laurel. but after
ward made Of goid-the reward of such
generals as had the good fortune to bt
successful in battle.
z The crown called "Obsidionalis,'
! or "Grammea, made OF the common
grass found growing on the scene Of
action, and bestowed only for the de
| liyerance of an army when reduced t,
| the last extremity. This was esteemed
the highest military reward among tn,
! Roman soldiery.
Athletic crowns and crowns of laurel
destined as rewards at public games
and many other Roman sports, are fire
! quently found mentioned i'll the annals
| of Roman history.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23

The Rev. DR.. c. c. McCabe. CORE
spending secretary of the Methodist
Missionary Society, furnishes some in
terestlne figures showing the growth
of the Methodist church for eleven
years. According to the last reports
the denomination had 25,129 churches
in 1894. against 1874 in 1888. The
valuation of the church and parsonage
property was S12G. 1872 .561, against $79.-
23S, 0S5 in 1883, gain of $45.013,134, or
more than one-third of the total ac-
emulation of property from the be-
ginning. In 1883 the church member
ship was 1895 in 1894 it was c,715.-
l45. a gain of 945,Gl1. or over one-third
of the whole number. After giving 9TH
er figures equally significant. DR.. Nc
Cabe says: In the figures above given
| star, from 1883. for it was in 1884
we began to prove the promises of the
Lord by bringing in our tithes for mis-
SONS Behold the fulfillment of the
promise The windows of heaven have
been opened