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THE NEWS-HE RALD WHOLE NUMBER 1.841 JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1887. PRICE FIVE CENTS

and the ground upon which it was chal- I hat of Mr. Forster. The Cabinet fel' leed. PEACE F ALL THE NATIONS LORD SALISBURYS ATTITUDE in June and in the following July a pub N R EPIDEMIfS WANTED A few doors above Mr. W. H. Brother- lic dinner was given to Lord Spencer at g

ton's store was obe lunch room of the Pro- --- - the Westminster Palace hotel by his pohibitionists. Over the door hung festoons THE ARBITRATION DELEGATION FROM IS RECENT SPEECH HAS NOT THROWN liticalsfriends whohadmadmired his Irisl A STATE BOARD OF I]EA1HI MUST BE .

of white and blue, and a sign, "Whiskey administration. Chamberlain used all his thou art weighed in the balance and PARLIAMENT GIVfN A RECEPHON. MUCH LIGHT ON VITAL ISSUES. personal influence to prevent his friends FORMEDMIMMEDIATELY. found wanting." On the wall at the from attending this dinner, not on the urther end was the sentence in blue let- Governor Hill Unavoidably Absent- ground of any ill will to Spencer as a pri- Interviews With Promnent Citizens-A

THE CAUSE OF LAW AND e drunkard shall enter the a vernor H i t'sUnWlom-ir Geoge The Premier in Hot Water-He is An- vate person, but because the retir i n in i e kin doCW of heaven." Mrs. Craddoow Mayor Hewitt's elcom-Sir George tagonizing All Parties Alike-The Pol- viceroy was a blind, unreasonable coer- in Favor of Calling a Special Session of

ORDER DEFEATED in charge here, assisted by Mrs. M. C. Campbell's Speech Followed by both icy of Parliament Should be English cionist, whose policy no self-respecting the Legislature to Create a BoardORDER DEFEATED. tcmIApasanHissOhrnidt. S Blanchard, Mrs. J. 8. Mitchell, Mrs. Drew Applause and Hisses-Other Incidents. Reform-Irish Legislation Not Wanted. radical could support. Opinions of Leading Physicians.

Lye, Mrs. Dr. Lee, Mrs, J. Narcross, and The three clauses to which Chamberlain quite a number of other ladies, besides a thus strenously objected were those relat- The editorial in the NEws-HERALD a day number of colored women. On either side Special to the NEws-HERALD. By Cable to the NEws-HERALD. ing to a change of venue, to an inquiry of the store were ' ong oonters on which NlEw YORK, November 26.-A large LONDON, November 26.-LordSalisbury's into crime, withoutchargingthe criminal, or two ago under the caption, "Wante dTweIre sausages, hal i klf , cTke, cheese, audien e gathered in Chickering hall to- speech at Oxford has plunged the Premier and to boycotting. If these simple pro- A State Beard of Health," st3k the key

werenc gathered, ian'Iikls cake ches audieado 1(lh, tciakdtes preserves, jelly and coffee. The colored night to listen to speeches from some intp the hottest kind of water, but as he visions, solely and clearly directed against note in the minds of the public, and caused mcremerareervedarednwithsthostyear'snCoerwide-ireaddinteyrto A-hasty.ar'sr nt.Wild excitement dthe iGate r th igh n s, ar the white members of a deputation from the Brit- evidently weighed the consequences care- ercion act an its wholesale operationA rertr went

WilEd EXC8ORIte R Amen were served by their lady friendsfrom ish Parliament, who have come to this fully before hand, he probably will be able against free speech and free meetings, the among representative citizens and businesA City ast ight. the counter on the oppoSitde. country to present to President Cleve- to stand the scalding until the water cools. rapidity and depth of Chamberlain's de- men yesterday, and obtained frcm them

scent can be estimated, the sub-joined expressions of opinion, streets waso theu c~hr2m of dhe "antis," land an address urging international arbi- ThA speech is even now commented upon Tee eso m aterl. the Conservative the in e presion of opinion, _______streets was the luich room of the "antis,"- I10Th prmtsof heCnrvie

arranged intheame way a s the one just tration. by persons of all parties and all shades of Home Rule association profes which if taken as a criterion of the general

DRUNKEN MEN SEEN ON ALL SIDES mentioned. Overthe dr-werea number In the absence of Governor Hill, the opinion as freely and exhaustively as themselves to be both pleased and sentiment of the public, the eAtablishment of red'flags. while on the inside were sev- meeting was presided over by Mayor thought were delivered but yesterday, astonished by the rapid and important re- of a State board of health at an early day eral huge stacks of bread.- A half dozen Hewitt, who was received witn thelheartiest a spouse which bas been made to their in- a eoe o l n oral~~~~~~itto foge helpk fro indiidua Con- is eea eriti ht i od a foregone conclusion.

The Majority Against ProhibitionLarge- or more neatly attired colored waiters applause. andthegeneralverdictis that his Lord- itation for help from individual Conly Due to Shameless Bribery-Mourn- dealt out bread, coffee, sauce, ham and The mayor explained the mission of the ship will meet with quite as much opposi- servatives opposed to the policy of coercion Mayor Burbridge was the first seen by

uing Among Reputable Citizens-Some corned beef to a good crowd who filled the visitors and exp.'essed his approval of their tion from his program as will be offered by in Ireland. One of the prime movers the reporter, and in answer to the question Shameless Orgies of the Liquor Men. room during most of the day. errand. He thought that the time for war the Liberals and Parnellites to the others. in this significant new departure of Lon- put to him replied in the following posi

Two white ladies, seemingly of the work- had passed, afrd declared that the mainten- don conservatism states to-day that more ing class, attracted universal attention anceof largestandingarmleswasthegreat- Salisburyseekstocarrythecountryupon than two hundred active political workers tive terms:t

Special to the NEws-HERALD. near the court house, from the prominent est evil of thetimes. In thecase of internal a platform based on the theory that as in the metropolitan constituencies who Board of Heal the an establishment of a State raATLANTA, November, 26.-The election art they took in importuning colored dissension, however, he thought no outside Ireland has monopolized Parliament for hseo theer prt1sy d o sLe a meas- o a of Hsi eat before, in my o non, it

ATATNvme,2-h lcinmen to vote the dry ticket, power had any business to interfere, and n ures of their party leaders, ha-ve orally or tv eestteeoe nm liini to-day resulted in a victory for the Hon. James E. Brown, seated in his car- in the case of civil war, international in- several years, England ought now to in writing assured him of their sympa- i of such great importance as to justify Anti-Prohibitionists by a majority of riage which was drawn by two new black terference was simply an impertinence. claim) the- attention of the Im- thy, whilst a majority have given in their the Governor in calling an extra sssion P

1,132. Atlanta is a wild town horses who pranced in front of hiscarriage, This opinion was greeted w.th hearty perial legislature, but of the names as members of the association. A demonstrhe ated beyond a dost experiethat countyhas tn t arrived and held a short conversation with applause; but some hisses were heard, common cause is being made with similar deds of hrealt b e a doubt that couingty

to-night as well as a -wet , one. some of the leaders on the "anti" side. In and it was apparent that there was a dis- proposals for England there are some organizations in the provinces. boats of health he too many conflicting

The streets are filled with cheering men answer to a question of another darkey cordant element present. In conclusion which will s i be as stoutly op- interests to establish an effectual qarantorches are held aloft, and a perfect 'frenzy his driver replied: "I don't know any- Mr. Hewitt bade the Englishmen a heart pose by rEnglishmen as the Coercion hill BISMARCs emND eH CZAR. , tine against the introduction of yellow

thing aboutby Iishmen. His tacit indorsement fever from Hvana. The bitterness and seems to prevail. win and to morrow we can swim in with prolonged applause. of Churchill's protection schemes, proves Their Recent Interview Sa'd to Have angry feelings engendered by the quaranseems to prevail. win and to-morrow we can swine in with prolonged applause. n hssme hwms ocuqey' :

Jast about dusk last night a hush of ex- liouor": SirGeorgeCampbellwas the first speaker, that he does not feel strong enough to jus- Been a Highly Dramatic One. ine this summer show most conclusively

pectancy fell upon the city of Atlanta. Considerable excitement was created at He begau by thanking the audience for his tify him in throwing that Brummagem By Cable to the Nws-HEaLD. ftht ca quraar reuii.ate b e She seemed to have retired for a brief the Fourth Ward precinct about 11o'clock reception and referred to Mayor Hewitt as states maen overboard; and he certainly PESTH, September26.-The PesterLloyd State board of health clothed with full,

by the announced that a negro had a living reuptation of the idea prevalent can make no headway in the agricultural Tt season to rest and recruit her wearied en- leen shot at by a policeman for wearing a in England that the best men ofAericado and manufacturing districts until he repu- says that the interview between Eismarck awlnd if necessary, extraordinary powers.

ergies for the gigantic struggle which was red badge. The NEWS-HERALD represen- not enter in politics. He then went oh to diates him. and the Czar partook of rather a dramatic "Steamers running from Havana to Florsoon to be upon her--a struggle in tative investigated the rumor and explain the object - of his journey, when Moreover, his declaration that the Go rethat ismark was scarcely able good health of our State, and the nmost

which every citizen of the Gate City learned that a negro had stolen some one called out: "What about Ala- ernment will consider no scheme for n sarel ab ir go it lalahe anc the which every citizen of the Gate City lot of tobacco and an officer bama" This question provoked at Home Rule in Ireland not practicable- to restrain his passion. It states that the stringent regulations must be adopted or a s t o r m t h a t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s r n g n i t o s y n o s h m t h t w u d r a l C z r a s r d t e G r a C h n e l r t a w e i l m sreg u a io n l y m hs t v e a d r ep e ti to n

was interested. The hush was but the was sent for at the polls. None of them of hisses, but the speaker turned off that is to say, no scheme that would really Czar assured the German Chancellor that we will most certainly have a repetition

calm before the storm and lasted but a few could be spared, and Detective Buchanan the interruption very happily saying confer Home Rule, will meet theviewsof hedesired peace, and had no intention of of the experience of last summer. The short hours. A lonely shout, which was sent to lookinto the matter. He ar- that no better illustlnatioof the u value of fewer members than he imagines, makingan attack upon Gerv; neither great question is can the great business

warestedn the negro, and when near t e old arbitration could have been adduced than Qu ite a number of Unionists and wouldhe takepart in any coalition against interests of our State prosper, whilst we seemed quite insignificant to those which street cavi stables the fellow broke away the Alabama episode. He said: not a few moderate Tories op- her are constantly threatened with the intro

have been heard for weeks past, Would oc- and made off, when the officer tired at him "I think that we Britishers now all admit pose localself-government for Ireland smarck declared that sever uct f eow e" "Ask t : "I think that we Britishers now all admit 6oly because they cannot agree with the bismarck eclare that w er ducsion of yello feet th e fle

casionally rise on the murky atmosphere three times. Shortl afterward Albert that our conduct on thzit occasion was L b wished for peace must not attack Germa- nes men of Bay street what ct s

Thomas, a notorious horse trader living. very shabby, and even if we did advanced Liberaists and Nationalists upon ny's allies, and presented the casus feede- yellow fever had on their business

and, after trying in vain to receive an en- in The Fourth ward, rodeup, and yelled have to pay damages, a jury is always Irish representation in the Westminister rs most clearly to the Czar, who admit- throughout the State, and the answer will

couraging response, wouldseeminglysneak out that a Prohibition policeman had shot likely togive swinging damages where they Parliament. Itis is doubtful ifthese men ed that Bismark's views were not new to be that all alkinds of business have been back into thedarkest corner of the deserted a darkey for wearinga red badge. Hehad think there was very great blame, It has wilt be content to abandon their hope of him. paralyzed and almost ruined, cud that

baknor ed ard ftestarn sed (e oo. eMr. been said that England wanted reathing some agreement with their Te Czar added that his declaration me- the introduction of yellow fever next sumstreets. The first souds of any thing heard the -hot and seen h lo . M .arbitration only with very powerful natural allies on the point merely to assist' The C ar added that his d eclaration re- me wo dbe issru iD hee re ,

streets. The first sounds of any thing W. M. Mickleberry then mounted the nations. (Laughter and apause.o rd es on the point merely to assist garding Germany applied equally to Aus- mer would be disastrous in the extreme. like life which occurred was at the corner steps of a hack and made a very excitable not think, however, that that is true, for we in furthering the headstrong policy of in- trial. The future safety and welfare of our notthikhowve,_tattha___treforweState demand that now is the time to find

of all and Prior streets where an elated speech to the negroes, at which they yelled, have more than once submitted to an un- definitecoercion; that will do England as tate demandhat now t t tnd citizen, who was chock fulleof Prohibition "let's go and take Buchanan." favorable deo~sion in arbitration with Portu- muonl harm as it has done to Ireland, if BEACHK D:EFEATS KANL.AN. out some solution of this great question, ;

SFeeling ran high and a riot was immi- gal." persisted in. Rnd I am satisfied that if our city governenthusiasm and rice beer or nerve tonic, net but he officers pulled Mr. Mickle- Referring to the present discussion Then, too, the Government is committed The Canadian Sculler Rows a God Race ments and boards of trade will take the

and who wore upon his breast the blue berry down and threatened to arrest him, regarding the fisheries, the speaker to a land purchase sheme of some sort. but Fails to win. initiatorysteps that petitions to the Gover

ribbon, was trying to infuse some of his which quieted him and the usual quiet mentioned Chamberlain as "an honest, It may be Lord Hartington's, orit may be By Cable to the NEWS-HEAL . nor can be prepared, that will be signed dry otrine into a motley crowd around was restored satisfactory man"'-a statement which one o ozens of others to which would-be LONLON, November 26.-Advices from s n cu n ta e e

Anumber of young ladies were stand- provoked a stozm of hisses leaders have devoted their leisure moments Sd NST s tahesc justified in calling an extra session of the

him. His utterances were received with ingalltue morning on the balcony up and little applause. Sir George moll- in formulating; but upon this question Sydney, N. S.-W., say that the sculling Legislature for the purpose of appointing hoots of derision by the bootblacks and stairs on the front of -r. Hudson's store ified the discordant element by re- the ministerial party i Parament are match for the championship of the world a State board of health, and also for the

gamins around, and as he staggered away singing religious songs. A party of psalm- marking that he was politically opposed more thoroughly at loggerheads than and a stake between Edward Hanlan, -of consideration of other important questions

athey aloud, aln he stgingers paraded the streets all day snging to Chamberlain, but his further state.- upon any other, and it is quite the United States, and William Beach, of that iay e named in the call." they followed him, a yelling mob, antilhe amidthe profanity' of the voters Men ment that for his present mission he con- dfficult to see how, with the certain op- Australia, was rowed to-day ontheNepean It is perhaps proper, in this connection,

was lost in the crowd around the bearing large red and white flags on which sideerd that gentleman satisfactory pro- option of English and Irish Home Rule ri th shu state tat the ae everD

corner, were inscribed the word "liberty" were to yoked more hisses, parties and the probable defectin of the Beach won by two lengths.. He'took the large property owners in this city who As early s 7 o'clock men, woman and be seen riding through the crowd that In conclusion Sir George disavowed any Tories and Unionists, necessitating a lead at the start and held it throughout. contemplate the erection of large business

had arrived, to encourage the men who intention to have any scheme developed for modification tantamount to the emascula Hanlan rowed a good race and pressed blocks, who will not do so until they are children~~~~~~an col clsey butn coulgtwr h a ,Hpa oe od rano v reed imsatse that wilod iso pefetilty aei

children could be seen coming toward the were putting in their white tickets bear- physically enforcing the decrees of arbitra- ion of the bill, any measure for a landBech closely, but could not overtake h . satisfied at Florida is perfectly safe, in

centre of the city from all directions. ing the words "for sale." tion, and he also said that such a scheme purchase can be passed that would benefit The race was very exciting and was wit- 6he future, from the introduction of yel

"Liberty," "More liquor," "Good-bye, Dr. Havthorne's vote was challenged as the one proposed would cost the re either land o waer or tenants. nessed by thousands of people who lined low fever irm Ha van a. Prohibition " S ester as illegal on the ground spective government little or noting. -

q ogeter it cannot be said that Sales- both sides of the river. " "As mayor [of Jacksonville, I have b ben

roibitio," "De town's wet," and hat he lived at Norcross, Fred R. Courdert spoke next and gave bur has thrown much light upon a peace 'J'OONTo. ONT., November 26.-The an- considering a plan or calling a conven

hundreds of other like expressions vere By 3:30 o'clock the reports from the his unqualified support to the doctrine. ful settlement of any of the vital questions nucemet of Halan's defeat by Beach tion in this city, of all the mayors of cities

heard from the negroes who stood on the country precints ega to pour in giving Halley Stewart, M. P., followed. He that must come up at the opening of o-y, occasion rea pri n th preside bords of trade, for the

sidewalks and saw clubs file past r a wet majority straight along. As dark said he never could understand why Parliament and predictionsI are freely ci*y, where an unusual confidence was purpose of devising some means that' ill sdewaks and saw he clubs file past, four approached, the " prohbis" sorrowfully the peers of England should be he- made that the Government will be brought, felt in the Canadians ability to win. His give a true solution of the difanicul ies sur

abreast, abandoned the polls, confiden that in the reditary governors; yet there were to a standstill within six weeks alter the defeat has, however, convinced the inost rounding quarantine regulations. This

The hundreds increased to thousands. ballott battle they had been defeated, fifty peers who had signed this address to beginning of the session. skepticalthat Hanlan's rowit g days are convention, being compcsed of representa

Many of the negroes were dressed entirely The managers at 9 np. . are still engaged Presidnt Cleveland, and besides the 233 over, tives from all parts of the State, would

in counting oat the vote, which it is now members of te ouse of Comons who A pw GOVEBN!ET FORIN, have great influence no doubt with tli inredve wilts whie wetrs majrit woreret hailsigned it, be felt sure there were _ - FERRY':i_0 BE PiR;911)1 T. Governor, and its recommcnii6nos for i he

flannel undershirts, had removed their less than 1,000. otilers who would favor such arbitration it Salisbury Gave Chamberlain the 0ishery appoientent o r a State board of health

coats, vests and shirts, and marched, the matter were to be brought to a vote. Appoint Genor al Saussier Flatly Refuses to Be- eight bril a')out an extra sessio" il the Bate werStSb Appointm come a Candidate. ut. C. O.Kenwortby city health

shouting to the sound of music, in this THE AMERICAN BANK CLOSES. s"Isbelieve Inl member ouldvote ih [Copyrighted.] By Cable to the Nws-HA . O being quesned sad tha, he had read us" said the speaker.

rcbin us i ava undress uniform. Some of the men Insufficient Business Causes the Directors "Not one," shouted a voice in the an- By Cable to the NEws-HeRALD. By Cable to the NeEws-HEA. otioed sad tat

seemed bereft of all reason and danced and to Abandon it. dienP'e. LONDON, Noe mt- r 26.-A reconstruc- PARS, November 26.-M. Ferry will the editorial the necessity heofIa Steioa rd pintof

shouted like mad in the exuberance of Special to the NEWS-HERALD. "Well, I know that Irish rs, tion of the Government is now certain most likely be selected for President, as e r th n celiy curre t e m f member"wcet~ health, and fully concurred in tihe vie n%

their spirit. PITTsBURG, PA., November 26.--The In of them, worked for ligament " (Treendoustly when before the opening of the next session of eneral Sassiefor that positionamdefinitelyende- versationi &pr.Kenworthy said: of Ie~ was etered frm eet we

Little after 9, Yellowstone Kit ap- American Bank at the corner of 6th applas e)e to Prlriament," (Tremlendous, mentioned for that position definitely de- versationDr. Keaworthy said:, A little ater 9, Yellowstone Kit p American Bank at the corner of 6th applause) and I know that many of them Parliament; ut at pesent the new ma- ined to become a candidate. The mes "The introduction and spread of yellow

peared in his carriage, and hlie was imn- avenue and Wood street, was not opened and Gladstone also, gave us their symp- aerial, which it is proposed to include, is sage of resignation of President Grevy will fever does not alone interest Key West or

mediately surrounded, numbers of the this morning. On the door appeared the thy; a ih t h eIrish people will entirely conservative. Complete accord be read before the Rouvier Cabinet to- Tampa, but every incity, ouatnty, atevil

boys, clinging to the sides of his equippage. floigntc:on'ihtieE lshadAerican people lags and person in tme State., The roate. boys clinging to the sidesof hisequippage, following notice: in favoring at least an appeal to reason has been established with Lord Harting- night;

He removed I is large sombrero and grace- This bank is closed for liquidation and a and conscience before resorting to an ton, who is quite in a position to join the Aang order which is di resent in Paris, wasBo- rial progress ofupon the healthfulness of any ais dend evry langer, who is at rsn nPaiw sp o upon the healthfulness of any and erky full borwed tor

f the surgiy citize ap ea o h s o d.tre e t nPa i, a p o

full b d to the su crowds n settlementwill be made as soon aspossible. appeal to the sword. Government if that would be to its advan- muliated to-day. The commanders of the portion thereof, and every citizen isf iutekry owe o e rging os It isstatedthatthe bank has had but The speaker declared that he was a various army corps havebeenordered to ested in preventing th itodction of

either side, which blocked Marietta street little business of late and that it has been Home Ruler and he believed that if the age. ero r os a e this disease. Florida occupies an exposed

from Broad to the custom house, and half decided to wiud up its affairs, question were put to a vote now, a major- Lord Churchill's extreme care in not return to their posts at once. iuation as mgards the introduction of'

around the corner of Forsyth. This bank has a capital of $200,000 and ity of the people of England would decide committing himself to any legislation Cannot'Agree Upon a President. yellow fever, and, as it is a preventible d s

Bon fires and red lights blazed in the its stockholders are individually liable, in favor of Home Rule for Ireland. for Ireland has been dictated by a studious By Cable to the NEws-HIERALD. ease, it should be prevented at all hazards William Floyd is president and Thomas W. R. Cremer, M. P., made a brief ad- A argument advanced by some was "a.

middle of the street, giving a wild, Floyd cashier, and they, with Thomas M. dress, after which resolutions urging the regard for the views of Salisbury and his PARIS, November 26.-It is now regarded State board of health would entail an ex

weird look to the custom house Marshall and Jams vard comprise the appointment by 'the various governments colleagues, which may betoken his return as uncertain whether Grevy will announce penditure of several thousands of dollars

the iod Stat te ctol, th oper board of directors, of the world of an international peace to the Cabinet before any legislation for his resignation on Monday, as it was pre- annually. The pastepidemic in Key West the 0l Sae capitol, he .opera *or fdrcos._ congress. were unctmously adopted, viously understood be would do. 'l'he and Tampa has caused tis State al, least:

House and other buildings around. District Sunday School Convention. Among those present were H. F. Beau- the next year is considered. vonferenerod he prud o the one mpa of dasd is - Se te The Fourth and Sixth Ward Prohibition Special to the NEWS-HElALD. ' mount, M. P. and Thomas McElrath, who Sir Michael Hicks, Beach will also re- various groups of the Left, held to-day to expenditure of money, depreciation of A

negroes held a meeting in Big Bethel MONTICELLO, FLA., November 26-The published "I'he Harbinger of Peace" fifty turn to the Cabinet. Lord Stanley, of Pres- consider the proposed plenary meeting to values, losses incurred by business men church handsome antiss" facetiously e- strict Sunday school convention closed years ago. ton, president of the board of trade, appoint a candidate for the presidency, and corporations, and the injury sustaed!

cucadsm ". henry Mathews, hone secretary, an failed to agree and adjourned indefinitely, by the State in the way of immigration." marked that Howard Horton with a score their interesting exercises here to-night. S PORTS IN JACKSONVILLE. Lord John Manners, are mentioned as the • When asked his views regarding the bilk or two persons was close at hnd to fur- The attendance from abroad was not as 'ones who will retire. "Boulange 's March" Displeased Him. for a board of health presented to the last

h rsstta eesnet hoe re ate en h od f. 'Te cyclists, Foot Ballists and Ball Tossers The broad outlines of parliamentary By Cable to the NEws-HERALD. Legislature the doctor remarked. "If the nish substautalrefreshmentsforthevoters. Id r ie he citizensdhad hoped for.InTh? in for Lots of Fun. action in the coming year can now be IoDNvebrG. uinthbn-bill had passed it would have failed to ac

he other clubs met in their respective diso C o f ther mn A number of members of the bicycle traced in the speech which Salisbury de- LomDoNlNoveitberl26,-Duringpteban- b ish hedesired end, hor the stoac0f St nt aundoubty th l staff, a his non-appear- lub took a moonlight club run out on the slivered at Oxford on Wednesday. It is quet given lest night to the Prince of war were inadequate. The board ei A' most exciting of any that ever rolled over ance yesterday gave way to pleasant saris- shell road last night. probablyen saegn to es e t wen the Wales bpay the hes .ch of teTmltehath, bshoquled ms comp a eteive

Atlanta since toe memo able day of '60, faction when his arrival was announced The club is in a flourishing financial con- within a measurable distance of its fall Err Reverent e let Revue. The Prince physicaus in the state; and the secrets y A'

when the torch was applied to the city by interested in theworkby ev.Mr.Marshall dition and among its members are some but it was perhaps the truest of Chuchil instantly sent orders to thebandonductor h is the execute o er should be t

the"invading federals." Colonel Merrill made an interesting anti of the most substantial business men of sayings that "the government which can- to cease playing it and the music abruptly most etlicient man obtainable. This posi :

"We'll bury the 'antis' so deep that ahie ac'dress upon home infbumce and the city. A medal isto be mad which not legislate is doomed." concluded amidst a small flutter of excite- tion can only be - filled by a physician, of they will never rise again," remarked a early training. A vote of thanks was will be competed for monthly by members Members of the Cabinet this afternoon ment. _______culture, experience, and competency. /FHe A

the nvrese an remad tendered him. A resolution requesting desirous for distinction in the racing line reiterated the statement that Salisbury of- Lord Dalhousie Death at avre.ust be endowed with an aptitude or te lest at which I place ur majority is 2,500" the NEWS-HERALD and Monticello Coast- In the spring a gold medal will be offered fered Chamberlain the fishery commis- H dischrge of his duties, he must be trained

The remark however, which contained tuition to publish the address was passed for competitors, any wheelmen in the sionership in order that he who o )jected By Cable to the NEWS-HE ALD. for the position, or n other words, he Theoreomarkoeer, h iche othne by a unanimous vote. r w p eState being allowed to participate in the to the proclamation of the h ague might LONDON, November 26.-It is now stated must be conversant with hygiene, sanita

more common sense toan either of the -races, which will beheld at Pblo Beach. not be conveniently prominent aoing the that Lord Dalhousie died at the Hotel tion, and the methods of preventing as above, was uttered by an old tinner, as he Ex-Senator Jones Not Insane. The next meeting of the club will be antumnm and especially that Lord Hurt- Frascati, in Havre, of blood poisoinu, well as stamping out infections diseases, if looked upon the crowd and remarked as he looked upon hed "oys, andemres heo Special to the N~ws-HERALD. held Monday evening, December 5. The iogton might he left more entirely open to twelve hours after the death of his wife, introduced. He must visit cities, towns, scrathed his head; "Boys, here's goins to t regular meetings of the club will be held the solicitations of the Government. a vle nstth rk_ on the evenings of the first and third Not one of the Ministers, 'since their re- Carlton Wins the Manchester Handicap. a sanitary condition, and when duty appointed men you ever saw in Atlanta is known here of any intention to put Mondays in eacL month, 1,un to London, has been hoard to sayta By Cable to the NzlS-HEALD. c.lls, he must rush into danger; he Sunday morning." ex-Senator Jones into an asylum. No Harry Robb, of Gainesville, bas been word in favor of Chamberlain's plan of Lo t n

o igaylibt tm m ig aroundueery appli a ion has been made to the probate made an associate member of the Bicycle a land purchase, which was dicloedh te hnd , November u to-T as nilthave theirs duteph s o rt laslethim voting precinct, in the city were a numb emcur fo odig n ht lastecu.- Coleraine; and all that remains of bhat ler handicap, which was run to-day, was not least, ha must be beyond pum'chase or

of the most indefatigable workers on both firs step. The only authority for ch a At a meeting of the Executive Commit- speech in the official mind seems to be an won by Carleton, with Sorrento second being influenced by individuals or corand but little talk was indulged in and report seems to 1e ci afternoon paper tee of the Jacksonville Foot ball Associa increased apprehension of danger in deal- and Stonehead third. porations. Such officials cannot be ohthat in a loier tones voice than common whose reporter is of very sensational pro- tion, held at the Metropolis office last eve- ing with the question, and a belief that Qtained unless a suitable rewardfor services as every worker, recognizing the difficu l clivities. ning,twonewmembers were voted in,audit Chamberlain himself will not object to a Queen Victoria at Home Again. rendered. A State board of health would

av w e e ig e il swas decided to hold a meeting of the n- statement being made on the part of the as h -H EAL,. bea mere farce without a competent exec- . task before him, sethis teeth and resolutely " tireassociation at the same place at 6:45 ministry, to the effect that, while -heyad- LONDON, November 26.-The Queen a- utive officer. The prosperity of the State set himself to work in the great undertake. Monday evening, when the nature of the here to their pledges as to the proceedings rived at Windsor Castle to-day, is dependent upon its iilthfuless and

ing of winning votes forhis side. Special to the NEws-HERALD. reply to the challenge of the foot ball team with reference to an Irish land purchase, a the preveution of pestilentialise cases. There were three tickets before the peo- CAMDEN, N. J., November 26.-Jacques in Oakland will be determined on. A full they will regard a reform of the local Gov- HARVARD FRESHMEN WIN If our legislators will do their duty/ the

ple, two kinds "for the sale," and' one Wessler, a Frenchman eighty-four years attendance is specially requested. ernment as an essential accompaniment, next senses will establish the fact that

"agapus the sle." One of the former was f died th ty l ht. Du ci'he 'next practice game of the asso- which will probably lead to the postpone- An Exciting Game of Foot Ball.Played Florida is thehealthiest State in tl< Union. pereclylai ad ad"fo te ale oag, n ici inuig trngciion williprobably be held at the fair ment till after the next session. on the Yale Grounds Yesterday. T1he floancial cunditioni of the State will

prmted on the front in large plain black the war he was induced by a New York' grounds Monday or Tuesday afternoon. jo the N erAd etify the expitue a n effimit type. The other was perfectly white on firm to go to Richmond, being told that u. acting oft he members of the Jack- BALFOUR'S IRISH POLIOY. i board of health witi plenary powers one side, while the opposite side was blue, he would receive instructions as to his sonville base ball club will be held Tues- NEW HAVEN, CONE., November 26.-The shoul be established. An inefficient : a fac simple of the dry ticket at the last duties after he got there. On arriving dav evening whena second foot ball team The Present Situation Compared With Harvard Freshmen foot ball eleven de- board of health and an incompetent exec

election, except that it had no picture on there the war broke out, and he was set will be organized, the Gladstone Crisis in 1885. feated the Yale Freshmen eleven at the utive officer would prove a curse to the the opposite side. to work making designs for printing Con- * By Cable to the News-HERALO. Yale grounds this afternoon by the score State. Sooner than have an ineflicient

The dry ticket was quite hans mey federate Government bonds and money, E nd of the Walking Match. IL vN>ON, November 26. -Balfour's vigor- of six points to two. board of health, e had better play sanigotten op. On one side it bore the picture Tdhe old gentleman was an accomplished Special totIhe NEWS-H{EALD. OUS Irish policy is delighting his political The game was a hrird fought one from tat ion andl quarantine, and reunnally .'

of a huge and horrible looking serpent, linguist,._____bgnnn oedmn oit-h head erect ad horticedktngep butt t PHILADELPIA, PA., November 2.-The friends. At the same time, those who are bvery high.- When t aas ex mt ueput auietr n e rfwti interim toauut qard with hemaerthe hailowasiputdinoniiemb, arid IiADEerfortuce.,vNtvetrevel andThe-i

he hid just been cleft in twain by a little Six People Burned to Death, six days "go-as-you-please" race was fin- on principle opposed to exceptional legisla- play, both teams attempted a running business, and seriously impair the proCupil with wing., bearing raised aloft a Special to the NEWS-HERALD. ished at 9:30 this evening. No effort was tion for Ireland are not sorry that coercion and kicking gaie, but after a few gr's of the State. cale and deadly-looking blade on which MILWAUKEE, November 26.-A special made to beat the record which could easily should, for a while, be administered with plays bnoth skies settled down toa rushing "Eeitn;: boards of health are to acer- were time, words&"Against the Sale." Thme ",

other side was of a different color and rep- from Wausan, Wis., says: "The dwelling have been doneby Littlewood, whofinished the utmost rigor in order tha the English t m i the tactics were resorted tin e st ifilialm. cannot

resented a bar-room in which men and f-of Carl Honikel was burned at 3 Tha scores as followed as when he stared public may see what it really means, and When time was called, the scene was in- short of a compete State board of health women were drinking and arousing, wi h o'clock this moving. honikle and his five Litllewood, 569 miles; Alberts, 530 miles. may judge both of its compatibility with a describable, Harvard's enthusiasm finding with pkma 'v puwers, a competeenti execuchildren begin them to desist. Over all chibrn perished in the flmes. Mrs. Panchot, 511miles;Noremao, 01 miles; Elson, contitutional government and of its prac- vent in most extravagant shapes.s, tire aoier rind mple means, can render was an angel with outstretched wings and Honikel escaped from the house but is in- 500 miles. ticalal success as a remedy for civil disturb- Returning to their ca apus they cele- an expusct State like Fcurida safe from a look of pity on her face, and in her hand sane from the shock consequent upon the dance. brated their victory by a liberal discharge ,the imroahs of infectious atd prSvntible she bore a card with the inscription terrible experience. Died a Natural Death. It is not a little singular that in the of fire crackers. dise-ses, al the sl:shrient of m State "Against the Sale"._ The jury of inquest summoned to in- summer of 1885 Gladstone's Cabinet, then *- board of health should be made a political

I'fhe scenesaround the polls werevarying Barnum's AgentE buying Animals. tottering to its fall, was rent asunder by Admitted to the Bar. issue at the next election. D ut if estaband often sensaional. "I cha enge tji Speziar t 'o t e NEWS-HuyigAn, vestigate the cause of the death of Walter dissentins about the removal of three Henry M. 'Williams. a student in the lishied a li rd of hielb should be beyond vote on the ground of his beiuig a convict," LONDON, November 26.-P. T. Barnum's Spead, colored, met at justice lIMgill's of- mild clauses of the Crim-s act. Lod office of andal & Walk Jae the pale <,f lui ieal influence. If should werthe wordswhich attrated theatten- tice yesterday morning. After hearing Spencer thought these clauses desirable, ornen a . bhe inuneiaered by theappoinin ion of the New- a ShD representative, English aent will to night visit Womb- the report of Dr. Kenworthy, who made ad Glad two yielded to-his opinion. The Fazee, from the oeo of Fleming & oitical bcs or p.ty pan es bu

as h'e stod ner one patiug place. The wellt's nienaegerie, which isat present near the post nmorttm exatimanoa , t1 hey ren- opposing secionwas led by Chtamberlain, D~aniel,- er e exunne in ocin curi s- liest< m ~ee the Stt soud a elet to gxton are I "hled' -atross time L all, to arue -form 'eplac'ig from this -d-rd a veridictf ttte deqasd iedo)wouedhsutotpoeaboho in-t -ed ocrl -F P.-ei pr-et h i otno - - - - -