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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-12
BRUNswIcIS NEWS ITEMS.
A Son of Judge Hamilton McwhOr-
ter Accidentally Hurt.

Brunswick, ca. July n.-Yesterday,
while attempting to board a. car in mo-
ton at Cumberland Island, 1l-year-old
son OF Judge Hamilton MeWhorter was
badly mangled. Judge McWhorter and
family formed part OF a crowd Of guests
from Lexington, Ca who mad been TO the
beach, bathing together. When the car
bell rang 10 leave the beach, young Nc
Whorter ran for IL. and caught hold of
the back railing as 1t moved of. In try
ing to Jump upon the platform HIS foot
slipped and his right leg went under the
car tearing the flesh badly, both above
and below the knee. A physician was sum-
moned and gave the little fellow prompt
attention. relieving his suffering greatly,
and last night ne was carried home. The
accident was greatly regretted. Amputa-
ton of the limb viii not be necessary.
Mr.. George w. Bailey, the Wel-known
lumber exporter of this port, has been
experiencing some trouble with the
schooner Robert w. Dasey. Mr.. Bailey
has been loading the Dasey for the Pitcn
Pine Company of New York, and when
her cargo was completed a question of
demurrage arose between him and the
master. The result of the dispute was the
sailing OF the Dasey without the captain
signing the bill of lading.
The Brunswick rihemen are discussing
the question OF going to NaldOsta next
Thursday to participate in the meet of
the Fourth regiment which has been in
Vited there by its regimental colonel, J.
o. Varnadoe. While the rifiemen have not
decided yet, it is almost a GER
tainty that they will go. The Rifemen
is the only infantry company IN Bruins
wick, and II is composed of young men
who are enthusiastic on military matters.
c. A. Shaw of Brunswick has again
been elected grand chancellor OF the col
ored Knights of Pythias of Georgia.
Gus" Shaw, as he is known in Bruins
wick, is one of the most conservative of
the colored population, and he has many
friends among both races. His reelection
as grand chancellor has been well re-
ceived here.
Ex-Postmaster f. lMcC. Brown, after
four years of good work in the local Of
flee, has stepped out finally to make room
for the present incumbent, Capt. w. F.
Symons. He retires with a splendid rec
ord. The new incumbent is an old time
democrat who has long had the conf
dence and highest esteem of the local pub
lie.
The local board OF examiners for the
civil service commission, United States
customs service, has been named. Its Of
ficers and members are: Chairman, Nal
lery p. King; secretary. G. w. Deming;
member, John q. Lehman.
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OCALA ITEMS.
POpuIIsts Not Increasing in Numbers
in Florida.

Ocala, Fla, July 11.--There is considera-
bic controversy in this county over the
question whether during the past four
years the populists have increased in
number. 1t is generally conceded they
have not.
Tom Harris, son of Editor Frank Har-
ris, is down at PanasOffkee enjoying an
outing, and while out fishing yesterday
had this experiences He caught a trout,
and, drawing IL to the side of the boat,
put his hand IN the water to take the
fish in his hand so land It in the boat, when
a moccasin snake seized his finger Mr.
Harris, feeling It, drew back so suddenly
that he drew the snake into the boat,
where IL was killed. The strangest thing
of It all is it did not bite him.
Peaches are so plentiful that they sold
for 25 cents a bushel to-day. The party
making the sale said he had 300 bushels
of them, and II was better to take that
for them than let them rot.
The sheriff of Sumter county was n
Ocala to-day to get Ben Rush, colored,
who ten days ago, killed another negro
at Panasoffkee and made his escape.
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Elizabeth Ney, a descendant of Mar
shall Ney, mysteriously disappeared from
Europe twenty-six years ago, and no one
knew what had become Of her until her
return to Berlin a few weeks ago. She had
earned fame as a sculptor. King Ludwig
IL. Bismarck, Garibaldl, Liebig, Grimm
and Schopenhauer having been among her
sitters.
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"A Portland man has in his possession
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PIECE GOODS.

We've got stock of piece goodstyrsh patterns
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We don't these piece goods We're quitting this business,
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MEN WHO
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Some won't ready clothes They
buy the best readym sold by But there's something
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books more lightly than they touched before
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-25

During the winter of 1898, F. NJ.
Martin, of Long Reach, West Va, contracted
a severe cold which left him with cough.
In speaking of how he cured it he says II
used several kinds of cough syrup but found
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REV. l.. w. SHOWERS
Gives His Experience With Organic Heart
Disease-The Dread Malady on
the Increase

For many years my greatest enemy has
easiness about the heart, with palpitation
more or less severe, it had developed into
abnormal action, humping, futtering and
choking sensation. Dull pain with peculiar
warm feeling were ever present near the
heart. 1 have tried many physicians and
taken numberless remedies with very little
benefit Seeing DR.. Agnew's Cure for the
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now taken several bottles of the remedy and
can speak most highly in its favor. The
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The remedy is certainly wonder-worker
for my case was chronic. REV. l.. w.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-25

A Monster Meeting in Gay Paris at which
the senate Was Vigorously Denounced.
Groups Parade the Streets Shouting
SHOWN with the Senate"
PARIS, April 25.-President Faure put
In all Of yesterday in conferences with the
political leaders of the various parties,
and NJ. Bourgeois SUCCESSOR is still unde-
termined. NJ. Loubet assured the presi-
dent that the senate, having affirmed its
constitutional prerogatives, would not Of
fer any factious opposition even to a rad
ical cabinet. NJ Brisson and NJ, Poincare
advised the president to form radico-re-
publican cabinet.
NJ Faure had over an hours ooversa-
tion with NJ. Meline, and it is believed
that he has asked him to form a cabinet.
But NJ Meline wants a decree to dissolve
the chambers and go to the country as
condition of his accepting the responsible
ity of forming cabinet and this request
President Faure hesitates to agree to.
The activity of the Socialists is notice
able feature of the situation, and makes it
evident that they regarded NJ Bourgeois
cabinet as more aptly representing them
than any other they can hope for Their
ingly deep.
An immense meeting of the socialists
was held last night at the Tivon Vaux-
hall to protest against the action of the
senate. Thousands of persons had to be
turned away as they were unable to enter
Many deputies were among those present.
| NJ Pelletan made an address to the hugo
assembly, in which he declared that the
time had arrived for action and that the
people must no longer put faith in words.
| MN, Jaures and Valiant also spoke.
When a resolution was put censuring
the senate and advocating a revision of the
constitution there were cries from all
parts of the hall of "Down with the SEN
ate" The meeting finally broke up in
disorder and with violent shouts against
the senate The police barred the way and
in order to prevent the noisy demonstra-
tors from reaching the boulevards they
turned them in the direction of the Canal
st. Martin Several persons were arrested.
A few groups reached the boulevards in
spite Of the efforts of the police, and pa
rad6d noisily up and down, shouting
"Down with the senate"
The parade of the socialists in the boule-
wards caused some uneasiness, and prompt
measures were taken to suppress it. The
disorder did not reach serious proportions
though Messrs. Jaures and Sembat, depu
ties, who headed the procession seeking tC
make demonstration, came into violent
collision with the police. NJ Guerin, edi
tor of The Libre Parole was also arrested
This demonstration is the first evidence
manifested of any general popular interes
in the political crisis and it seems to have
been the result of the industrious efforts
of the socialist leaders
Rumors of President Faures resigna
tion are rife. NJ Waldeck- Rousseauis al
ready center of attraction as possible
successor. NJ Faure's family and entour
age favor his resignation, but the presi
dent is made of sterner stuff than wa
Cassimir- Perier.
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Warlika Aotion nf Rners.

CAPE Town, April 25.-It is reported
from Johannesburg that numerous Boer
wagons, all in charge of white men, with
no Kaffir drivers, are leaving Pretoria
with ammunition and field requirements,
their destination being unknown. The
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Ask Your Druggist for Munyon's Guide to
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MONTREAL, April 25.-The general cleo
tion campaign was iuaugurated in this
city last night by the Liberals. Hon Will
fred Laurier arrived from Ottawa, and the
demonstration in his honor was the larg-
est ever given in Toronto's history. Fully
90, 900 people gathered to hear the gifted
Liberal leader, who outlined the policy on
which the Liberal party will conduct the
election campaign The Conservatives
have not fixed the date on which they will
open their campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-25

As a remedy for all forms of Headache
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ReguIars EIeet state Troops.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-It is cur
rently reported that the United States
troops from Fort Candy have taken pos
session of and are now occupying Sand
Island, having elected Washington state
militia therefrom. The state troops were
protecting fish traps from striking fisher
men. Sand Island is the property of the
federal government.
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The Discovery Saved His Lie.

Mr. G.. Caiilouette, Druggist, Beayersville,
H., says; ''To DIR. Kings New Discovery
owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and
tried ali the physicians for miles about, but
of no avail aud was given up and told l could
not live. Having DIR. Kings New Discovery
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INC Release OF Rey. Mr.. plnz.

ATLANTA Ga, April 25.-The Baptist
home mission board passed resolutions
thanking all who have assisted in securing
the release of Dr. A. j. Diaz, the Baptist
missionary arrested by the Spanish in
Havana. DR.. Diaz was oabled to come
direct to Atlanta.
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Evidence Against the Chartered Company

PARIS, April % The Temps has dis
patch from Pretoria saying 1t is declared
that the prosecution in the trial of the ma
tlonal reform committee will produce
crushing proofs of completely against the
Chartered South Africa company
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Released from a spanIsh Prison.

WASHINGTON April 25. Consul General
Williams has oabled the state department
that Dygert, the Illinois young man con-
fined in prison at Guines, Cuba has been
released by order of Captain General Wey-
her
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Coming Event.

May sO.-Ice cream festival under the
auspices of the 22 Club, in Robbins opera
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Pan-Tina for coughs and colds 25c At
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MUM NYON
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THE CRISIS IN FRANCE
The Successor for Premier Bour-
geois Not Yet Chosen.
TIE ACTIVITY OF THE SOCIALISTS.

A Monster Meeting in Gay Paris at which
the Senate Was Vigorously Denounced.
Groups Parade the Streets Shouting
"Down with the Senate"
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Though the Britons Made Brave Fight,
They Were Overwhelmed by Superior
Numbers of Determined savages After