not this be SENTIMENT. Freedman’s Bank- may practicable and satisfac- NEWS ANl> WCmT (SAgKTTI tory, if care is taken not to have the TWENTY-THREE VICTIMS. strips so thick as ta unduly increase the Provisions of the Senate Keini- ? SUCH IS THE STATE OF AFFAIRS AT Colored Exchanges) EDITOR weight (From CHARLES HENDLEY. bursment Bill. Gov. Ames, of Boston, has appoin- The covering, whatever it may be, is JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. on always deducted from the weight of the ted Isac I) Mullen to a position 11 e force at a of The are bale in and the allowed Yellow Fever Still Spreading, and Some of the district poli salary TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. following Liverpool, price ^ the of the bill for the re- there governs the price here, bo that the the Best Families In the City Affected. $1 209. Dingle copy, One Year.-.*l-5® provisions of copy, 91x Months.- f" that the allow Citizens Still Very Indignant at the Aete B. W. Roberts, a colored orator Dingle °° imbursement of the losses to the de- argument planter gets any Dingle copy. Three Months. the 1 win ance for the and is a delu- of the Board of Health. of will stump Bankas bagging hoops Minneapolis, invariably in advance. To' fn positors of the Freedman’s Eabor s Subscription Office sion. .Still another substitute Jacksonvii* £, Fla., Aug. 31—Twenty- cities for the Union party sure safety, money must be sent by Post proposed it the and now awaits new cases of fever have been Money Ordor or Registered Letter, passed Senate, three yellow Address is Sisal grass which grows wild in por national ticket. lub rotas seDt on application. the action of the House been reported for the past twenty-four hours, and of THE GAZETTE CO., having of the D. Miss Addelia Waring, graduate tions South. Mr. Charles confidential beast Post Office Box 306. Huntsville, Alabama. three deaths—Lafayette Dancy, to that body by of Fla on the the Columbia, Ohio. Normal school, favorably reported Sweet, Eldora, writes that clerk of the internal revenue office, Mrs. D. as teach- on and Cur has been refused a | ositiou the Committee Banking coast of Florida, where he lives “sisal J. Crowley, wife of the manager of the 1888. SATURDAY, SEPT. 1st Western Union and David er because of her race. rency: hemp grows wild, and large plantations telegraph office, Mexican Lingue, an Italian. A who heard the It authorizes and directs the Com- of it can be cultivated to perfection. Chicago lady Among the new cases are several leading Fisk Glee Club at to its can be sing Minneapolis Ticket. missioner of the Freedman’s Land suitable growth pur- Mrs. D. National Republican Savings families, including Father Kenney, showed her contribu from to aud appriciation by his successor chased $1.50 $2.50 per acre, ft. Daniel, Mi's. Susan Seugle and 0. S. and Trust company, and the amount of a expenses witliiu one and two miles of a Kean. cases are critical, but it can ting year’s under that, too, Many For President, iu to cause to be be said that the disease is most more office, paid railroad.” hardly to one of the studen's. malignant than a week ago. The action of BENJAMIN HARRISON, such regulations as saidCommissioner, W. H. who is a candidate Surely out of one of these, or many the surgeon general in preventing refugees Young of Indiana. with the of the Secretary from to and for from the sixth district approval other native resources, our cotton plan going healthy points requiring Congress to all to be detained at quarantine camp is is the first colored man Sciatica, Scratch**, of the Treasury, shall prescribe, ters can find the means of defeating an of Tennessee, severely condemned. Lumbago, Sprain*, c°«twu4 all of the Freedman’s Sav- to receive a nomination lor Congress For Vice President, depositors iniquitous conspiracy against their inter- The Citizens’ Auxiliary Sanitary associa- Rheumatism. 8train«, from that state. whose ac- tion have made a protest, declaring it about Burni, LEVI P. MORTON, ings and Trust Company, ests and ultimately into resultant Stitche*, Ho*f Aji turning as safe to their wives and children here Stiff keep Mrs. M. Murphy, of San Antonia, Scalds, Joint*, »cr»t of New York. counts have been verified what was meant for their properly good injury. as in a mixed quarantine camp where there Texas has donated $10,000 for the Stings, Backache, and under or in the meantime, let the Hooker is no hospital for the suitable care of any Bites, Worj^ balanced existing laws, And, a Catholic Gall., with fever there. erection of colored church, toflaij, resolution be if for nothing else stricken Bruises, 8orea, of the ides of a sum passed was With the to their legal representatives, The case of young Pollard, who the corner stone of which has been Bunions, approach than to teach the trust that must 8pavin Mu. they brought back sick from Camp Perry and Corns, xs’ovembercomes the total Democratic of money to the verified balance laid Neraz. Crack*. equal not prostitute our protective tariff laws died, adds to the indignation as it is believed by Bishop due said from said com- death was due to his Six colored men as THIS GOOD OLD depositors to their own base and greedy ends. And that Pollard’s being employed pack STAND-|y eclipse. _____ for hustled around while suffering from the first accomplishes everybody whati..,.,- the manufacturers have ers in the trunk of Liebman exactly at less when bagging factory forlt. One of the reasons for the to man, if you pany the time of its failure, stages of the disease, instead of receiving great ponj* Look it, young a corner the Mustang Liniment la learned that they cannot get up treatment. It is feared that other Kaufman at Atlanta, Ga , went foundltits con. which have prompt sn|T.f a clean the amount of dividends applicability. Everybody needs would be happy, keep with and consent to fair prices cases of the kind may occur. The Times- out on a strike because a white man such a men!!! impunity, The Lumberman needs it In been or be declared from the Union severely condemns the surgeon gen- case of »cuatn7 siencet may again let the Hooker resolutions be sus- was added to the force. The Housewife needs It tor eral’s order. generalfamUju, assets and for this The Cannier needs It of said company forlilsteamsand butt,. ev- pended.—Mercury. more and more As to New Orleans. A mass of colored voters The Mechanic needs It 0n It is becoming Telegraphed meeting always hi* » J"„ purpose it $1,000,000, or bench. Wheeler will not appropriates New Orleans, Aug. 21.—A Jackson- of Massachusetts was held last week ident teat Gen. 1 The Miner needs It In case of so much thereof as be ville to the "The emergency may necessary; special Picayune says: The Pioneer needs in this District. in the Twelfth church at It—can't get along without have a walk-over situation to-day is rather worse. Trains Baptist n The Farmer needs It In his house, his a. m. 3 m. were Boston. Almost town was stab! but no part of the money is to be leaving between 10 and p. every re- and his stock yard. in the number of cases our versatile cor- crowded, the increase The Steambont man or the “Merchant,” to any assignee of auy such NEW YORK REPUBLICANS. presented and the voters organized Boatm&a paid augmenting the alarm of the people. Efforts It In liberal supply afloatend ashore. of Decatur, a colored of respondent speaks plain- depositors, and the beaefit and relief are being made to stimulate the pooling of Repub'ican league Mas» The Ilorse.fancier needs It—It It Mivm in and THEY NOMINATE A STATE TICKET AT the in order to thin out the friend and safest reliance. on the political situation this act shall extend camps city’s pop- sachusets, with A. B. Latlimore, of ly provided by only SARATOGA. ulation. The poor will be assisted to bear The Stock-grower needs It—It wills,,, Decatur and in the Eighth thousands of dollars and a world of trouble. about to those depositors in whose favor the expense of moving. New cases appeared Boston, president. The Railroad man needs lt and to day in every direction. Thirteen were wilUeedn, District. as hla life Is such balances have been Warner Mill' r Unanimously Chosen For Rev. Albert P. Miller of the long a round of accidents and dupn. properly reported up to noon, with three deaths. The pastor The Backwoodsman needs it. Therein* and to their heirs and Their Standard Bearer in the Guber- work of cleaning and disinfeoting the city Dixwell Avenue from verified, legal ’Con-regational lng like lt as an antidote for the dangers will* Still there are no erf the new tidings nato' ial Bare, With Colonel Cruder For goes on satisfactorily. Many limb and comfort which surround the All claims not chuch of New Haven was a pioneer. Bank relief bill in representatives. pre- cases are of milder type, others being malig- delegate The Merchant needs ltabont his storeuuu the Freedman’s I.eutrn.ut Cover.'or. to nant. the Republican State convention his employees. Accidents will happen, and Will Gen. Wheeler call sented for payment under the pro the House. at Hartford. Mr. E. Laws a res- these come the Mustang Liniment Is wanted note, Will Refuse Passengers. the advan- visions of the act within two Keep a Bottle tn the House. Tls the best4 it for It has years tauranter up passage? Savannah, (Ja., Aug. 31 —The Savannah, of that city refused to economy. from the tage off a favorable report from and after its passage, shall be Florida & Western railway, by order of the serve him at first, fin liy learning of Keep a Bottle in the Factory. Ittlmoedni, United States authorities, will hereafter re- Use In case of accident saves pain and loss of vi|g on and forever and in the committee Banking Carrency. barred, h:s he relented so a nothing fuse to carry passengers from Jacksonville prominent position Keep Bottle Always iu the Stable fa aee when wanted. act shall be construed to entitle de- for any (>oint. A traiu will be run daily be- far ss et him in cor-> as the smoke clears from sequestered After all tween Jacksonville and the refugees camp posited to the amount ot any divi-. aner. the field of the late August election at Burlainga In a day or two a refugee will be established in the moutains of chunks of comfort dends barred under laws. camp in Alabama solid existing North Carolina, where refugees will be cared to Republicans loom up here and No payment is to be made under for by the government. This city has lifted the quarantine against counties. The o. p. there in many g. the provisions of the act to any per- Blackshear. You Will Find in Alaba- You Wan is and even son Every alive without the Commissioner Orders From the State Hoard. Tiling kicking being I2ST ma. satisfied that the person receiving New Orleans, La., Aug. 31.—The state board of health of Mississippi has ordered the same is the lawful In the eongressional struggle in original depos- that no persons be allowed to enter that state unless a certificate of the JEWELRY, Mahone and itor, entitled to the same under the they possess WATCHES, Viiginia between health officer that they have not been to provisions of the act, or the widow to fever. Langston the party has nothing exposed yellow Silverware, CLOCKS, or I children grandchildren, if there be Not gain. We do not consider Langston Traius Delayed. any; if not, then to the father or New Orleans, La., Aug. 31.—The Louisi- Best of a Negro, * Spectacles. very good representative ana board of health has placed inspectors on mother, if any, and if not, then to WARNER MILLER. and as between and defeat, all Queen & Crescent passenger trains via Langston N. 29.—The state Re- the brothers and if and Saratoga. Y., Aug. Vicksburg and Shreveport and trains are not Repairing or should Mahone. sisters, any, Mahone, prefer publican convention assembled in the Casino delayed. ■ — none others shall inherit. The mon- to nominate candidates for governor, lieu-

is in its enforce- 1 POLITICAL READING. Memphis rigid is to be to the tenant of the court of ey applied only pay- governor, judge ap- ELEGAT GOODS at REASONALE A PRICES the travel- and tour electors at It was but Ifig Granger* in emnt of quarantine—no ment of the claim of such person in peals large. Meeting Pennsylvania. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF there even a few minutes past 12 o’clock when the as- Other Political Dispatches. lers admitted to stop over whole or in part of African descent semblage was called to order. Rev. 8. V. Williams Grove, Pa., Aug. 31.—Thirty- from Huntsville unless armed with whose accounts have been properly Leech, of Albany, ex chaplain of the stute five thousand people were at the Grangers of a exhibition Hon. Norman J. Col- Watch. a certificate from doctor, certifying verified and balanced under senate, was called upon to invoke the divine yesterday. HTSign Big existing man, commissioner of agriculture, delivered holder is free of a” bh-Rslng upon the labors of the convention. that the contag- laws. a very sensational address on agricultural No 12 Commercial Row Mr. Willet, of Kings county, nominated ious diseases. means busi- pursuits. VERY RESPECTFULLY. Memphis Gen. B. F. Tracey, of Brooklyn, for tem- Mrs. Belva Lockwood followed in a long ness the ot Yellow chairman, and the motion was car- against approach The Cotton flagging Trust. porary speech, in which she declared the tariff ques- Jack. ried unanimously. The convention then tion bugbear and adversely criticised the Karthaus took a recess until ,4 rn. for the tariff _Earnest p. president writing message. The Hooker the resolution, authorizing The convention reassembled at 4:39 o’clock. She lauded in the terms the comes the highest party From Jacksonville pat. President to the collection of which she suspend The committee on credentials was culled represents. devel- duty on bagging so long as the trust may Hon. W. O. hetic news of the fever was Armstrong, worthy master of yellow exist ought to be taken and upon for its report, which submitted BOOTS and SHOES. with up passed. the New York State grange and editor of into the stage, The resoution is now before the and adopted. oped epidemic Ways the Husbandman, was the next speaker. He and Means Mr. Husted presented the report of the the train of woe and Committee.—Birmingham dwelt principally on agricultural matters. -Albert C. ScbaiacLies. consequent Herald. committee on org rec- permanent mization, Congressman Hatch and Marsh and others death. In the midst of the dread ommending for ohairman Gen. George S. un- We agree with our esteemed contem- spoke in the afternoon. The picnic will lcoae Practical Eoot and Shoe Maker. All Batcheller, of Saratoga, alse a list of vice goods situation the colored people there are that this nefarious trust should to-morrow. porary presidents and other officers. The report excelled in and comfort. for their durability, winning golden opinions be crippled, and it will be by the re- was adopted, and Son. Batcliellor was as- Hamilton County, Ohio, Democrat*. First-class workmen and eveiy Shoe guaranteed sorted to tho chair. Gen. Batchellor grace- Cincinnati, Aug. 31.—The only employed, heroic and humane conduct: moval of the tariff. The manufacturers Democratic wear and convenience. Gentlemen’s Shoes in best calf skir.. acknowledged tho honor tendered him, county convention assembled at of bagging have leased all the bagging fully the High- aud eulogized the Republican party as one land House and nominated the following FEVER. factories in the so as to YKIXOW country, stop pro- representing the best patriotism of the peo- ticket: For congress, First district, Otway readies and Children’s duction and have complete control of ple. J. Cosgrave; Second district, Clinton W. tiro T8e SI (notion •tjMkMBTlIle win* the of Gen. Batchellor’s Gerard; for common the market. There is nothing of the Upon conclusion pleas judges, Charles Fine Shoes for wear made to order on short notice Want Dally address the Mmmittee on delegates at-large D. Robertson, Samuel R ! and let Matthews; for Shoe) “live live” princip'e in their names William A hne assortment of and well Boots, reported the of H. Seward, clerk, John B. Peaslee; for sheriff, John H. elegantly made fitting 31.—The sit* for have advanced the S. of Jacksonville, August composition they of Carugi, end James Stranahan, Frey; for recorder, John Hagerty; for Slippers, etc., kept in stock at low prices. the uation is no better. Indeed, it may prices steadily, hoping to squeeze a cou- Kings. The report wgs adopted, and prosecuting attorney, James D. Ermston; named were elected. for Ban that it is worse. of millions out ot the of the gentleinep declared commissioner, James Julien; for cor- Below National be truthfully stated ple pockets the A resolution of regret on death of Gen. oner, Dr. Benjamin B. Keller; for member here is to get away. cotton in a season. Everybody trying planters single Sheridan was preseated and adopted unani- board of control, John Miller; for with infirmary Every outgoing train is crowded Will they succeed in this squeezing mously. director, Jacob Peak; for magistrate Cin- Nominations were then in order aud Sena- cinnati people bound for the hills. About twen- process, and will the planter submit ? township, Richard J, Manning. tor Sloan, ef Oswego, uopiinated the Hou. | State Normal and industrial School. new cases were for the last We have that ty reported Nay, verily. strong hopes Warner Miller for governor. Senator Fas- ! Kansas Laborite*. There have been of will twenty-four hours. the action the trust result in ben- «ett seconded the nomination and was fol- Wichita, Kan., Aug. 31.—The Union HUNTSVILLE Labor state convention ALABAMA. 200 cases to date. The total number of fit to the cotton planter instead of injury. lowed by Gen. N. M. Ourtis for St. Lawrence nominated the fol- Oneida county also seconded the lowing ticket Wednesday, and a deaths to date is given at twenty-nine. The farmers are already organizing to county. adopted This excellent Institution for colored will its Kouteendi nomination, her young spokesman refusing platform and adjourned: For governor, P. youth begin on protect themselves; meetings have been to choked off in bis P. Elder, of Franklin for Session OVER THE STATE be flowery speech by county; lieutenant held at which they compared notes cries of ‘'Question” from the impatient dele- governor, S. B. Todd, of Marshall county; for and Tlie nomination of Mr. Miller was made secretary of state, M. J. Albright, of From Exchanges) exchanged ideas, and the outlook is gates. (Clipped unanimous by acclamation, the Kingman county; for treasurer, Samuel 1888. more flattering to the farmer than it is to delegates Monday, September 3rd, Chambers rising and cheering lustily. The next few Nutt, of Sumner county; for auditor, J. H. The LaFayette—The County the Faculty consists of and Christian teachers, rascally combine. ■loinente were occupied in Lathrop, of Decatur county; for thorough experienced was in session here distributing attorney who are Farmen’s Alliance a W. in their offorts to elevate the race. There is no necessity for wrapping the among the delegates large number of por- general, T. Wrightmire, of Chase unremitting all They passed resolu- traits of Mr. Miller which county; for superintendent of Sect a r a^tmi is no- The students are allowed the full day yesterday. staple harvested this year in cotton bag- suddenly appeared schools, H. M. taught. the of the on the scene. Hickson, of Labette county; for meut ol their L3\eral tions endorsing proceedings at all. The is not the arti- supreme religious opinions. ging bagging A committee was appointed to Mr. judge, A. J. White, of State Alliance in regard to the bagging notify Augusta county. The Departments of'he School Model School cle which is purchased, either at the Miller of his nomination aud request bis comprise, Xorm^ do not seem to be much A Long Deadlock. No. nal, and all organ trust. They mills in this or in presence. Preparatory, College Industrial, thoroughly h*'; country, the cotton Selma, Ala., vwr’ the but sav that Commissioner C. N. of Aug. 31.—The Democratic L. and bouse alarmed about trust, they market of The has lamtor. New York, Printing, Carpentry, Sewing, Cooking, undry general Liverpool. covering congressional convention of the Fourth Ala- are not a of at then uomiuated Col. S. Van Kenssaeler taught in the Industrial will purchase yard bagging little to do with the and bama district has been in session three Department. precious staple, Cruger, of New 'Jbrk, for lieteuant gov- day* Board is the and furthermore say and 588 ballots have been taken. The only $7.00 per month, iu advance. Thisincludes present prices, there are of substitutes for ernor. Mr. Smith, of nominated dead- turui-li^ plenty bag- Buffalo, lock is between room fires o|H that intend to exhaust every possi- Joba 8. W. St. John, of Dallas, lights, and But students are to bring they Several have been and poL B. Weber, of Erie county. washing. required ging. suggested, B. H. Jones, of Wilcox, Lewis W. own towels and ble means before they buy any at all. The order of nomination was here sus- Turpin, sheets, pillow case--, napkins. it is to be hoped that from a trial of all of Hale, A. C. Davidson, of and J. H. told that pended upon the appearance of Mr. Warner Perry Tuition is free. One farmer your correspondent Gibson, of Loundes. Davidson is •f them one at least will be found which Miller, who wae escorted to the the present The 1" he Had enough bagging under his carnets platform member. Buildings are comfortable and the location healthful. will answer the and amid enthusiastic cheers and applause. Mr. " :tn and when fully purpose thus| are all well ventilated and heated. The m to cover twelve bales of cotton, Miller addressed the convention. Only Took One Ballot. buildings lighted by gas, save millions to the planters. 11111 that was all used, he would quit ginning There were various seconds of the Grand Rapids, elegant Girls contains bath sick r >oms, hulls and that most different Mich., Aug. 31.—The Dormitory rooms, study One, commonly named, nominees and finally at 7 o’clock the of 1* ifth bed rooms for or use something else besides jute bag- roll congressional Republican convention seventy-five girls and their female teachers. is the use of stout cotton cloth made counties was called for the first ballot. The held here nominated siu1"1 for his cotton. ex-ifayor Charles £, Special attention given to the of teachers for our public ging from or other foil call proved beyond doubt that Col. Balknap, of this training stained, trashy unmarket- city’ qq the ffrst ballot. For futher address Alliances Cruger had received the nomination and the information, Union Springs.—Farmers’ able lint. There does not seem to be Indiana First friends of the contestants all having with- Congressional District. have been at every beat in reason W. H. Piincipal* just organized any good why this material would drawn in bis favor, tt»e nomination of Col. Evansville, Ind., Aug. 1)1.—The Repub- CQUNCILL, licans of the First AUPA>,A the county. not answer the purpose very well, and Cruger was made unanimous. congressional district, ilfJNfSVpl-K nominated Mr. Frank B. Judge Rurnsey, of Steuben, was nomi- Posey, of Pike Manu'ac* indeed better than the flimsy bagging for Demopolis.—The Demopolis nated for Judge of tbe court of county congress. with interstices appeals. have commenced through which a little The committee on turing Company put- resolutions was then £n Missouri. E'c' wool into finger may be tbrust, that is often used oalled, and the chairman, TELEGRAPHY, PENMANSHIP, ting the old factory building ex-Congressmen 8T. IvOPfS, Aug. 31—John W. Hannah BOOK-KEEPING, SHORT-HAND, for cotton. Payne, read the platform, which was unani- for their barrel factory bus- covering Another expedient was nominated for the proper shape mously adopted. congress by Repub- will have the suggested, and which appears *o have licans of the Twelfth district iness. They machinery j Col. Cruger then briefly addressed the will commence merit in is the use of convention for the houor Renominated here in a few weeks, and it, strong paper, bestowed upon far Congress. with thin him, and the turning out the best quality of barrels boards at intervals to prevent convention, at 7:41 p. ni ad- Janesville, Wis., Aug. 31.-Tha Repub- journed sine die. licans of the First district from the timber surrounding this place. cutting by the hoops or ropes. Why bare renominated L. B. 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