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ASK fflIE Id INTERFERE.
MACON, GJL, CITIZENS ARE AFTER
THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
t
CLAIM ILLEGAL CONSOLIDATION
‘Tte Gwvvrw*r le Asked to l*ve*tla*to th*
■Salter—May Bo Flaatly Carried to
th* Coarto.
A petition has been filed with Gov
•emor Atkinson, of Georgia, asking
him to direct the attorney general of
the state to institute proceedings to
break the relations between the South
ern Railway, the Central of Georgia,
the Georgia Southern A Florida and
other lines.
The petition wa* presented by at
torneys on l>ehalf of citizens of Macon.
Th > name* of seven individuals and
firms are signed to the petition.
The petition wss tiled a few days
ago an<l Jndge Miller of Macon, La<l a
rnnferenca with the governor. It is
alleged in the petition that tJßMmXb
ern i*iitr«-^_ number of railroads in
<»Torpia the control tends to
defeat competition in violation of the
constitution of the state.
The paper ia a long one and recites
the history of the Southern,explaining
in detail Low it has grown np by the
*cqui>it.<>n of the East Tennessee, Vir
ginia and Georgia, the Georgia Pacific,
the Cei.'tal of Georgia, the Georgia
Southern and Florula, the Atlanta and
Florids, the Georgia Midland and
Gulf, the Macon aud Birmingham and
otlu r In r*. All these roads have been
cntisr lidateil.tLe |>etition declares, aud
it < n to ssy that the city of Macuu
ha* r.< •w no competition and the pe
tition* re a«k th* state t*» go to their
rein f and break the relations eii •ting
between the several lines.
The p.ternor La« l»ern carefully es
an.inn.;: the | aper and Las been get
ting in I* i mat ion al*ont tbo relations
etistll.g Ih tween the different I'ota
panics.
I u«l» r the Itaeon art of 1*93, pro
ceedings ran l»e instituted in two ways
to I teak an illegal consolidation of
vailr* ad". The governor is empowered
to dire, t th* attorney general to bring
suit for the forfeiture of charters or
any | arty interested in the properties
can go into the courts for redress.
After bearing from l*oth aide*, th*
gcMernor ran direct the attorney gen
eral to proceed in the name of the state
«r he ii ay decline an.l lo* re the parties
who are interested to apjieal direct to
the courts themselves.
FIRED SOCIALIST DEPUTY.
SoldUrv l.rmo.a Memteref Prowrk Cfeaws
*sf Btoptotlefe.
There * as a dramatic incident ia the
cliamlxr of deputies at Paris Saturday.
During th* di«rn»ak>n of th* labor
troubles at 1-a Grand Conib*, in the
de| artiueut of th* Guard, noted for its
oil mining, glass works and sine
■melting furti*<-ra, M.tleiault Richard,
a oo*i*li«t deputy, referred to some of
Li* wd League* as “police spi*s.*‘
Th* < Laml«er tborowpu* |>*a«e*l a
*vte to peremptorily rtpel him
from the b«>n*e M Richard, bow.
ever, refused to lea** and th* pr*
eidrnt of the cha*wl*r. kl. Brto*»n,
sustained th* sitting and aotil for th*
guard oa duty
A moment or so later a equal of
*.ghl soldiers entered the rbamlme of
deputies and the colonel in command
p Isreal Lis hand upon the shoulder of
the axadist deputy, who thereupon
eonxnte.l to go with the officer, saying
he yielded only to superior fore*.
WILL RECALL WEILER.
s)**ew r.»<e*4 oZ ***■« Caawßrwto Sower
Cowerwa, tko F wlee.
A special of Hu ads y from Madrid
•a;s Tbvqueea regent ha* confirmed
Honor <NRoV*»P the prwm—e. ia bis
ministerial powers, and the cabinet
will remain in *>Ar* with personnel
and r*d»cy nmhaagwd
All of the lea-liag tuembwrs of th*
■on ate and vs th* chaml**r of deputies
who were consulted Ly b*r majesty
l>nv* mlvised tL* recall of Captain
General Wry tee from Cwlm
At a ratunet council nt Lis residence
bonne Canova*, the premise, announc
ed that th* queen r***«t Lal renewed
!•«■* power* and the-* <4 the cabinet in
terras fiattevtsg to him and to all
I* is
TO IN|E>TIGITT WATTVCONDUCT
SlleeW, e< UewSk CaoMtw*.
MMakers*C a Ceara oZ laualry.
Gvrwrnor Ellerim. of Houth Caro
hnm Laa ap|>oiated the evurt of ia
-quiry to ait ia General Watts' cmaa
Tte (wwt will al Culvabu sad
Th* eewrt ramamto to Bngwdmr G*a
■ *r*J J—ryh L. MtawnlWta, tte m mac
• villa, first brigade to cavalry; Colonel
J. <l. Wardlaw, O*ff**y. third rwgi
msat <rf infantry; Captain Henry T.
Tbompsaa, Darliagt**; Darliafte*
Owewla
Wins! <r & G. M«yfi*M. «f Barnwell,
-as >mfie* advvxml* general *a lb* fivrr
«tn< wiR prssetwk* ibn enna.
BASK PRESIDENT SUICIDES.
MeC*n»*ll, A reused *r Cr**k*d Traaca*-
tl*aa. Fate BaU*t la Mia Brala.
At Ocala, Fla., Saturday afternoon,
R. B. McConnell, th* defaulting prea
' ident of th* defunct Merchants’ Na
tional bank, sent a bullet crashing
through hia brain, dying instantly.
Th* deed wan committed nt the
borne of hia brother-in-law, W. K.
McDonald, where he and hia wife and
mother were taking diuner.
It se*ma that the receiver of the
Merchants' National bank made some
new developments in the bank’* buri
neaa that showed up very badly
against McConnell. He at once com
municated them to United States Com
missioner D. H. Williams, who at once
issued a warrant for McConnell’s ar
rest. This was placed in the hand* of
a deputy United States marshal, who
proceeded to McConnell’s residence.
He learned there that the bank presi
dent was at dinner at Mr. McDonald's.
When he went thither and read the
warrant McConnell asked tor permis
sion to go up stairs and get hia coat.
In abont two minntes the household
was startled by th* loud report of a
pistol, and the fall of a heavy body on
th* floor told the tale. The officer
rushed np stairs only to find McCon
uelU>re*thing LL> la*t* with a big bole
in the right side of his bead over the
ear and a smoking revolver still in bia
band.
TRIED TOkTIL WHOLE" FAMILY.
Miry *f a Mldwiakt Amssll <«n>Med l«
Ma** F-sHmI la Lyachlag.
News La* l>een received of a fiend
ish crim* which was ]>erpetrate<l at
Orangmlale, Fla, alaiiit twenty milea
from Ht. Augustine, in which an en
deavor was tn ad a to murder a whole
family. The details are meagre.
The atory is that a negro suppose*!
to lie Isaac Barrett, entered th* boms
of 11. J. Hewson, a farmer, aud mur
derously assaulted Mr. Hewson, his
wife and seven-year-old son while they
slept. All were hit on th* head with
a pice* of scantling.
The daughter, Mias Maggie, grap
pled with th* negro aud so bravely <li«l
she fight him that b* left th* hons*.
Th* soa is said tn b* dying, but th*
|>*r*nt* may possibly recover.
on Barrett was arrested an<l
the report ia that a |>arty nf tw*lv*
mm took th* prisoner from th* officers
sod a lynching was probably the
result.
COSDE.WMM THE SHERIFF.
TrwwM* at I rhi.i L*M at Mi* Dm*.
V*w*l«C Him I* Lew** tb* City.
A special from Url»aua, Ohio, says
that the eity baa resume*! ita normal
condition and th* seen a has ebanged
entirely.
Immediately after th* trouble Sher
iff McLain and Captain Leonard left
tor Springfield.
It waa reported later that a mnb of
l.*U) was organising to go toMpringfleld
after the sheriff and such word went to
Mpringfleld. having th* effect, it ia
aaid, of driving th* sheriff off to D«y >
loa .
Threats of getting th* body of
Mitchell aad burning H w*e* fr**ly
m*>le Bofor* being reasoved front
th* courthoua* yard r*lic hunters ha*i
nearly rut th* coat off the d*a*l mas.
F.v*ry battoa was gone and even bia
sho«a and *Um- kings were taken off
and carried a«ay.
GEORGIA DAY lY MEYATE.
SalavAer ******* Ik* O» »*■!** •< S***«k**
By B**e* **4 CV*y.
Saturday waa Georgia's day ia th*
senate Th* notable featar** of th*
tariff diseaaaio* during th* day wer*
' faraiah**! by th* Georgia s*aatora.
| S*aator Chy d*liv*r*d hia maiden
speech as a member <4 th* body, aad
K«natoc Baron spoke at length apo* a
feature oe th* tariff of special fcal«rw*i
to Georgia.
This was th* lnml<er sch*dah. aad
ia favoring th* tariff on lumber a*
sgaiast a motion to put it oa th* fr**
list. Senator Baroa took emphatie
grounds against th* doctria* of fr**
rgw materials, as did Srnitnf Chy ia
th* mor* elaboeat* speech ia which h*
disease*! thia aad other features of
the tariff measure.
AAR BARREFTM RETESTIOY.
Fi sslSsul MrHlelev Bm-m**« • Telegsw
rrM* B*a*k*k.
A rablegratn from Bangkok to the
Associate*! I‘r*«s aays that th* Ameri-
I cans of r lam Lav* signed a unaaimoua
petitto* asking Dresident MeKialey
to retain John Barrett as United States
mini*t«f r •* Num*. The dispatch is
signed. •‘Flaya, liewartte. coamitte*. ~
rRCMDKSTIAL MJHSATIOSW.
Bmm* A** Bess* S* Ike ***••• ky Nrßlatey
F*sr C**ar*MSlM.
Th* pr*niil*Bi has seat th* followiag
aotaiaaivoas to th* sen al*
AaArww Bartow, *f Miaaoun. to b*
<*o*aaJ f *sml «• th* rvty of M*si«m
Hsrail B. Ta* Bar**, of K*w J«r
aey. to h* *bbmJ afi Mbra, Franc*.
Qari Bailey Bant, cd th* District of
Columbia, aew «aaaul at Paragway. to
b* eaaeal jaaaral at Vienna. Aaatna.
B*ary V. Merga*. *f to
l b* ooa*al at Horgaa. Dwttaariami.
WdHaa W.Gnnsto. <4 Isdiaaa, to
, b* eoaMl at Tara Crua. Mexha.
Doafe A. P»W t» e< YThnaaaia. to ba
aentotaßl attacMF •
W MS TUMBLE DOWN.
•.
IMMENSE SHEET IMO J TUBS CRASH
THROUGH FITE STORIES.
TWO MEN BURIED IN THE RUINS, i
Tb* Bwttdlac. WTkUb Was a X*w Oss,
Was AlnsoM B**4y F*r Ow«y«s*y.
Thlrt*** W*rkw»*si Ferwgs.
Five enormoto tanka, each contain
ing 13,000 galifja of water, fell five ,
■tori** through th* new building of
David 8. Co., soap mannfac
turera, at TwedK avenue, Fifty-first
and Ffty-Meon<| streets. New York, 1
Thursday morntpg, burying two men ;
under thousands ,>f tons of debri*.
Th* body of William Frazer, forty ,
years old. a aurrd'or to ths employ of '
the Otis Elwrator >snpany, was taken I
from the rafts ac’netim* afterwards.
' Jacob Jaoobsouhfi carp«nt*r ia mis- I
I slag.
Th* plac* was nvarly ready for occu- j
pancy. Th* tank* wer* to have con
tained soap fat 'they wer* put in by
the Cotes Don W«rks, of Coteeville,
Penn.
Alexander Broun, the brick con
! tractor; Henry F. Xilbnrn, the archi
! tect, and Hamiitoa, inspector for the
i iron works contr* Jors, wer* arrested
. charged with homi-ule.
The flv* tanks slot through th* five
floors like a stone dropping through
' so much space. There were fifteen
I men in the building at the tune of th*
, accident They wrr* scattered around
th* factory. There was not a second's
warning <4 the fall of the tanka They
had been filling with water for testing
and wer* nearly full.
Th* tanks wer* each 13113 feet
I equar* by 20 feet in height. They
j wer* mad* of sheet iron aud were a
i quarter of an inch thick. To prevent
th* water from bulging their sides, i
atout iron bands had been placed in
sid* <4 eaeh tank.
Th* fall of th* tanka carrying with
them five floor* ot iron and woodwork
was heard for several blocks around.
At th* fall of th* Uaks they earned
down iron girderfi aad beams a foot in
width and four inch** in thickn***,
snapping them as if they were pip*
stems. There was no stopping, as
I they struck the floor* in succession, no
enormous was the weight of th* tanka. |
All th* men who had been insula th*
building wer* got together and count- i
•d. It was found tout two wer* miss- j
ing. They w*r* Jacobson and Frazer. ,
A wrecking firm undertook th* r*-
I moral of the debria. At 4 o’clock Fra
zer’a body was partially uncovered and
thr*« hours later it waa taken out.
Coroner Fitzpatrick aaid that it waa
probably th* bulging of th* tanka I
which bad caused to* di*lodg**«at *f i
th* walla aad eaaaad lb* fall •< to*
teak* aad fiaara.
A BEYBATIfiIAL PRAYER
omww* V* »r <*•*■*■• i* sa*
•«*«* U(MbMra.
Th* chaplain of Ik* Illinois hows* of
r*prea*ntaUv*s, R*v. David G. Brad
ley, open*<l th* session of th* stat*
Isgialatur* Thursday with th* follow,
tag prayer
“Almighty God. w* ***k Thy pr**-
•ne* and bl***ing st to* beginning of
another day s diligent labor. H*lp
aa, pray Th**, ia th* discharge *f this
day’s daliw. Help th*** te*a to r*-
msmber th* poor, tex burd«n*d p*opl*
of thia great state.
Contract, w* ytor Th**, tb* enpa
eion* maw of char
itable aad *ducJßhal instituUons <4
niiaois May tWy l**r» to b* eoa
tent with !*•• msnsy and asay w* r*-
fna* to worship • golden calf, rwfa**
ala* to worship g’ld i* **y *4ba» form.
FtoMd tost any Mwigaer visiting ear
sh«r«* shall ev*r|afaia have oecnmoa
to write;
"■saey. is *0 theU sry.
Maney's the Atal a* m.
Otv* as ■■aryftsten ww dtei
Oh. tat tos swsna"
“Aad v* will gfCTh** prate*. “
Th* prayer eAtogd a a*a**tto* and
wssgrwted witißhtousiaatteepplan**. |
■ les**rt~C*<rtoßtoMl Ete*U*a-
Th* *l*ettoa to «b* Arte Mteeouri
district tor a sadcweMF to CT—-
man Giles, dsc**o*d, FeauMafi to faror
of J. T. Lloyd, lUwaxte. by a plaral
ity of 5.5 U *vsr Clark, republican.
PROTEST HAM BY DCRRAIT.
A Tirwil tteaoeto Fee Btesaaa
. CaJwrt » S < i
. A B*a Fi ain tee* fiteaatab
There* will b* twa haadswi Ja rt»n-
Uoua issued for «b* «Ma*«*t* •*
i rant and Wartou Btofi b«« fc*d MM
a. ». a* th* UV rt Mfißtfiß
five medical »*e Ml Afi ptoteßtod to
witaeaa tb* e«*cuH«m • -s
p «™* h - r*** *
for rehsaa*. •tefaßtafi M W TTt?
ImprteMtod. Thte will bajert •«
appml te th* eupTMto UtoH to to
cover tb* point •whteh; toifihi b*
mad* that bk fading to **•
'( demand hi be bad tb*
FAUBE IS RESERVED.
Preach Presides* Wltbbelds HU View*
Oa Monetary Qaostlew.
A Pari* special says: It i* learned
from an authorized source that the let
ter* of credence presented to Presi
dent Faure by Senator Edward O.
Wolcott, of Colorado, and his col
leagues of the United States monetary
commission, designate them as minis
! ter* plenipotentiary to France, Great
< Britain and Germany, with the mis
' cion in concert with the United States
' ambassadors to those countries to dis
cus* monetary question* and come to
some agreement on bimetallism.
. President Faure carefully avoided
making a statement to them at the
' audience which ho accorded to the
I commissioner* at the Elysee palace
j on Wednesday last, which might be
interpreted as a promise to take any
steps in the matter. Before the com
i miuioners left the palace he invited
them to share his box at the race for
■ the grand prix de Paris.
! No doubt the government of France
L i* friendly to the American nJEtiou.but
I nothing tangible will be done beyond
; the expression* of sympathy and the
assurance that the matter will bfiaio
i riously *
1 15 MEMORY OF AMERICANS.
Cabas Sympathiser* llnl<l a Housing
Mealing la Washington.
A large crowd gathered at the Na
tional theater at Washington, D. C.,
, Friday night to attend tb* Cuban
• meeting in memory of Americans who
Lav* sacrificed their lives for Cuba.
Speeches were made by represents
l live" Swansun, ot Virginia, and Green,
ut Nebraska, and other*.
Mr. Green declared that not only
should the lielligerency resolution l>*
passed by congress, but Spain idionld
Im> given so many day* to take her sol
diers from the island.
1 He ma*le light of th* prolmbility of
war with Spain, and said that if »Ue |
declare*! war against th* United States |
I 3,000,00) swords would spring from i
their »«-ald>ards ready to fight and th*
blu* and gray would march together
' to th* music of “Dixie.”
Resolution* wer*adopted calling for
a prompt recognition of Cuban liellig
ereucy and arraigning all who rusk*
th* “honor and glory of th* nation
and th* d*mauda of th* p*op’e sub
servient to th* interests of th* Spanish
bondholder* and th* sugar trust."
WHITE FACED DEATH COOLT.
i
. Aara»<*o4 <B« Oeaßtete Nawebslawliy *a»ak
lag • Clgwr*«la.
i With * cigarette ia hia mouth, Hen
ry White, th* murder or of Polic* Off!-
J cer William Jackson, coo7y descended
into the yard of th* Muscogee jail at
Columbus, Gx, Friday to pay the
death penalty for hia de«d.
The young man was more composed
than any m*ml>er of th* party which
, escorted bias to th* gallows.
No* oar* did b* show tb* white
f«atb«r daring tb* teaff boar* <4 tbo
test day ot bi* *oalß«te«at aad at bia
doatb tb* ewlteiaattaa of bte wonder
ful display ot oorro waa s«Mb*d H*
■sad* ao spaacb —«i*spiy Rad* tbo**
about him “goodby.”
Th* trap waa sprang at lAI and at
1:43 Whit* was pronoaaced dead.
Hia u*ck waa aot brokaa.
DURRAIT BAWfilie FRBTFOSED.
Aw*B* Bliss ASVavwaps FwrmSaataw *• Ap
*a*l F»»* SB*s BisSslia.
A Baa Francisco *p*eial aays: Theo
dor* Darraat will not b* hanged oa
a**t Friday.
Hia attorney* bar* gained for him a
a*w tea** at lif* for four months at
l«ate, aad tb* condemned man made
■sarry to bia e*ll wbteteb* board th*
cbeerfa! a*wa.
H* bad bwcoiao resigned to his fate,
pb«a iaformatioe was received at th*
rrißoa that Judg* 4 Gilbert, of th*
Vaited States circuit court, had grant
ed bte attorney* permission to appeal
to the United State* *upr*m* court
from hia order frsvfaaaly mad* d*ny-.
lag th* spplicatioa for a writ of habeasl
eorpu*. * •Hg. • - .
UmLoADED yBE HU.n?
Bst I* M(| *• * Fnaae Kitts Ml*
At Gr**a«,
<4 L. Schwarts, tehil* attempting to
unload a gun, discharged th* weapon,
killing bi* two slater*. TL* ballet
pasted through th* n*ek of on* sister
and struck tb* other sister just abov*
Lb* heart.
COLLINS SUDS 15 RESIGJATIOT
Kad Os »sra»» Btesßaas Bsssmsssuas la*
A TallahaMaa, Fla., ■ dispatch aaya:
State Treasurer Collia* baa r*aiga*d
aad J. B Whitfi*ld. *x-elflrk of th*
rnirtai eouri, ba* been appstatad. .
•Collia* ha* for aoaao tiaM eoatoa
atotod raaigaiag. but vaa talked out of
IL Hi* resignation, if accepted, ear**
Mb* *tel* 130,000 axpenans at trial,
v Tto Governor Btoxbam notified
4b* Wan* ot Collins’ resignation, it
are* with a rscwMiadstiou that it b*
eaaaptod, aad th* houa* iapaaehatest
eaasaxitte* wa* *rd*r*d to go before
th* nsaal* aad withdraw th* artick*
atJopenchsaaeL
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II DOWN BY I Mlllllft
LYSCHERS 15 OHIO FIRED UPOS3
BT STATE TROOPS.
TWO MEN WERE KILLED OURIGHT;
Mwß, Htwrrer, 9ucre«rfs I* Swtaclns Cp
Xagr* Convicted *C Crliwlwal Assault ;
Cpww a wait* Wm*w.
Two men were killed and ten wound-:;
ed by a company of the Ohio National
Guard nt Urbana, 0., at an early hour
Friday morning.
The soldiev were attemping to save
Charles Mitchell, Hie colored assailant <
of Mrs. Eliza Gaumer, from the hands '
of an infuriated mob, but their efforts
were unavailing.
Mitchell was taken from the jail at
7:30 o’clock a. m., and hanged to a
tree in the courtyard. \ ,
The dead are: Harbor Bell, Urban.’,:
instantly killed; Uptou Baker, farmer ,
north of Urbaua.
The fatally wounded are: Wesley 1
Bowen, Cable; Zach Wank, Urbana, i
Less seriously wounded: Denuis
Graney, Urba; Dr. Charles Thomson.
North Lewisbury; S. 8. Deaton, Ur
bana, serious; John McKeever, Urba-.,
ns, painful; Ray McClure, Urbana,
painful.
In addition to this list, it is feared
that Mrs. Eliza Ganmcr, *ho was as
saulted by the negro, will uot recover
aud several of the injured aro in a se
rious condition. There is intense'
feeling against sonic of tho official*
and further complications are appre
hended.
One week ago Mrs. Gaum er wa«,
assaulted in daylight at her home
J Urbana. She was prostrated and felt
' the disgrace. She requested her son
to announce that she was assaulted for*
robbery.
It was given out that Mitchell at-|
tempted to force her to sign a check
for jSOO. But as Mrs. Gaumer’s con
dition became more serious, the fact*
l*ecam* known. Mitchell was first
held for robbery, bukon last We«lnes
day he was arraigned for assault. Mra.
Ganmcr was utlabla to appear in court,
and the hearing waa held at her home.
As Mitchell entered her room, she
raised up in bed and exclaimed:
“The brute, hang him. How dar*j
you face m* again, you brute?”
Soon after the identification on We<l-’
n**<l*v, there was talk of lynching.'
Crowds surround**! th* ja:l that night
aud the sheriff and local 1 militia had;
trouble protecting the prisoner. Thur*-,
•lay a grand jury waa empaneled and
it soon returned an indictment for
criminal assault. Mitchell, disguised
in a aoldiar’a uniform, waa carried
from jail into court. H« waive* I
th* reading of th* indictment, pleaded
guilty aad was promptly sentenced to
twenty years in th* penitentiary, th*
limit for aeaaulL Th* trial waa over
before • o’clock, when an attempt wa*
■sad* to tak* Mitch*ll to Columbus on
th* train at 10 p. m. But th* crowds
were about th* eourthuua* and jail
and when th* carriage drove np th*'
crowd mad* a rush for th* jail.
Th* militia drove the peopl* lark,
but th* crowd aoon increased in fury
aa wall as in numbers, so that Bheriff
and tb* troops bs*l all they
could do to bold tb* jail at that time.
It was 1:35 o’clock Friday morning
when th* first attack waa mod* on th*
jail. Th* ■oldiers opened fire on tb*
mob and twenty volleys wer* poured
into th* advancing crowd with th* re
sults as abov* stated. ■
Th* attacking party r*tir*d, but th*
sight of th* dead aud injured infuria
ted them and th* crowd soon ra'liad.
Th* final attack on th* jail waa mad*
at 7 o'clock.
Th* mob which had grown ia Ha
ters at th* break of day, s**ing th*
way open, secure*! a larg* sledg* hsrf
m*r and started for th* jail. Th* ham*
mer was not a*ed*d. as Hheriff Me Lean
delivered th* keys and tb* crowd soon
foaod Mltek*H’s cell, •
• A rop* was thrown aroand tb*
gro's a*ck aad was dragged out into
th* yard. Tb* rop* wa* tbea throws
over oa* ot tb* limb* of a tr**. Mitch
ell was j«rk»d up unlil Lis Lead struck
th* limb. Hi* n*ck wm broken and
hia body drowsed to th* ground. Th*
crowd repeated th* jerking several
time* until they wer* aar* b* wa*
dead, s
A DAT OF SPEECHES. ,»./
A Ke**l«ttew Fs«»»* Fwe «b* Bewe«S to
SmU Coewtta*. ,/ ■ *'i
Th* senate had a p«riod of sp**eb
making Friday and a* a rmralt litth
prograea waa mad* on th* tariff bill
A resolution aiming at a notation ot
tb* South Carolina di»p*u**ry muddle*
■nd for which Mr. Tdlmaa ha* ooa<
coatead*d for, <a* paanad. It r*adi
a* follow*: AV - r .HL
‘•lteaofvto. That tb* wslto *• tb*fs
dletary te dlroeted to eouider **4 report,
by MU er Mterwi**, what hfteteos, if
is nrrsmsfy togtv* full **se< to tb* parpo**
o( tte a< appe*vsd Asrwt •. IM. wattti*
•A* art to ilstU ton effort *f tbe J
ot eotnmere* between tbe nrvsrsl
with forsiga iiwtertm (a asrtato
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