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Newspaper Page TextColttmbn mptirer^tiii fOL. XXVII—*0 309 THREti AMERICAS 1 Hill Uaj it the N, w Ur till ' x- postlon. flilotd.tiD Prea* Irrlw and In riEiillUu-llaMi (DtKkobi the NKaiim as* th. Til- Man—Pit mam .1 f i| r , COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29 18S5 PRICE FIVE CENT3 fl«etaltr Enqr'rt-i-Bua New Obleans D,e 28 —The con* giei-Bionai auu . ns® txcursion party From Washington to the American fxpoaitlon, which hid beet joined »t Odin by another divlsPn composed nf comeporrienta of the leudlntr paper® of Chicago, Milwaukee, S Paul nod Minneapolis arrived thl® morning. The trip throughout was ■ most agreet.b'e one. The reception oommlttee met the visitor® at the depot and eeoorted them to Ihe 8 Ousrles hotel, where they were ?• e'oomed by P e WeD' McCopniuo, director gen eral, member® of toe board of roan- •ginarnt of ihjiB exposition, state commissioners and presidents of tire various exchangee antf o'ubs, mem here ot the local press and other prominent ci"s?hB Later In the day ’he party proceed ed to the txjosition to tike part In the American preee day celebration, which wan begun in the government handing a: 1pm. A iter the concert in the Govern* merit building, the cen monies of the American press dvy wtre gone through with In Music t all, In the main building A large audience was present. The ex rclsea were Inter spersed with reu'do Governor MoEoery, of L ulsiana, weloomed the members ot the pros® in sn eloquent address, during which he gave them au Insight Into the resources of the state. Gov Wm Brasa, > f the Chicago Tribune, refilled to Gov M Eoery’s speech, telling of the pleasure which had been afforded 'he excnrslonlstt by tier trip to the Crescent City and the great American exposition, C mtnli stoner Genera! Pitkin made an address, in which he explained that the otjeot of the present expost* tion wae to establish commercial relations with Central and South America and open up a new trade, by which (ha whole country would be benefl'ed. William KSulllvai, of the Chicago Evening J nrnal, also spoke ot tne pleasure the visiting members < t the prase felt a> what they had seen of tbe exposition. The excursion party, after viewing the grounds and buildings, witnessed lhe fireworks epeotsc!", ‘‘The last days of Pompeii,” and then returned to the city. There are a number of ladies in the party nrDIAN^OUTRAGES. Anastas* Caasaslt Marssr After ■arAsr s>S art C.pailifct*. ■psfftsl to E 1 qutrtr.Bn*. Chicago, Deo 28 - A special die- K tch frost E P.-.so, Tt-xsa pnbllHhetl re this morn)eg says: W K Jones, one of the beet km wa ranei men in ▲;loons, arrived her® Buoduy fr> ca the v clnity of the recent Iudlau matsacie. Jones savs the situation In western Now Mexico arid < astern ▲r! ooua i- really much worse than has been reported by tbe newspapers He declare® that no one person cau gather au adequate idea of the terrorised conchiion of the Inhabit ante, and the actual m mber of peo. pie killed by the Apsctus wi bin the past two montho. Dos job of families hav® been niassncred tn die- tent parts of t' e tirrit-iry a.,d the news of their do. th never spread be- S ond the immediate vicinity, owing > the long dUtat.ce ai d reparation from the ouh.ide world. Jones mention® ifcree murder® In New M vxlco winch’, to his k:owl edge, haver.ever been 5 ublished, and say- Just prior >0 bU depur urt from New Mtx 00 bo helped bury a neighbor who wts f. und murdered by_ the 'Indians The fearful loss by fir and plan final the hands i f the marauding Apr.ohes has also been under es’i. mated, as many ranches have been literally cleaned. The ranchmen of Graham to Ari zona have equipped a rung r force at their own expense, and placed them In the field. T1 • settler® are depend tog entirely on these rangers. Jones asserts that the regular army is no longer re! #1 anon by tie people to suppress these frequent < mbreaks, and st.ys that Gov Bnllick, of Ari- xona, is In favor of Immediately or ganising a territorial ranger force, and l as been petitioned to call the legislature together for this purpose. TO PBOTECT THE INDIANS. Rajs Francisco, Dcetuhei 28 — rnrsuant to instruct (ous from the sccretaty of war, older® were issued yesterday to troops A & K, aeoond cavalry, to proceed to A xona. They are being disnachid to protect the Indiana on Ban Carles reservation from the tbreoteaed attack by the whites. Mu Jot Gordon will command the cavalry. The date of their de parture will not be fixed until dis patches shall tiav® been received from some point in At'sraa in which the troops shall tske up their position. WaihliiMs ItVI. _ Washington, December 28 — Oumptioiler of Carranoy Cannon denies tue published statement that he has handed hia resignation to the pint dent. The i.rculr.iq e.' ILe amaU.iw $50() bill r*c®ived at the treasury do psrimen' Ctrla ma® morning cam- to hand from New Y rk with s brief 1 xp anstton nf the. rentitu'i"n f the (itbe. half sent previous The money will . e crodifed to the conscience fund, THE NEW Y RK SUB TREASURER Ii t* pr liable U a United H'.al.e* I re® urei J rdsn will be designated by Breretury Manning I" act aa tub treasurer at N-w York city until congress reafteerntdes, when the new appointment will be mad®. PRESIDENT'S PROTECTION 8*v*i*l Oali-ailv.-a r« s**t« i*Snb 10 t |*td tti White Doan, 8p«dM t- E- qnlr»--Sua. Pittsburg, D c 28 -Tbs Penny Pies®, tan alleruoun paper, to-day publish d a slory to the efLct iha- five Pinkerton dileclvn® passed through here iaat night from Chics goon their way ito Washington for the purpose ot looking after (hr pereoupl safety of President Cleve lard Oae of the party, named Me Quire, slated Hist they bad been ordered to Washington by way of Philt delphia, where 'bey were to b' Joined by five men from the branch agency there, t!ei to proceed to Washington 1 r apeciul duty at th® white house. O ; arrival at the ospi- tol they wire 10 receive full ins'iuc tion® a® to their duties, * Wtia' do you suppose is the rea eon (or this precaution ?” asked a re porter. ‘ We were talking the matter over on our way here and concluded that a plot of some kind had been discov ered, hut whether against the preui- dcat's life I um not prepared to state. W® expect to remain in Washing ton sometime.” General Bturidau’a orderly ha* visited Pit kertou’s headquarters dur ing the past frw day® sir era) times DENIED AT WASHINGTON Washington, D-cember 28 —It i® stated at the white honee that there is no truth or at y foundation for tb® story published by the Pittsburg Panfiy Pres® that a number o' detec uvea are coming to Washir glon n look after the personal safely of the president. THE NANTICOKE HORROR Th* W*rh ot lnutkisi far th* VI*- U*i* A*■!■ r<'hh»*i4. Bpeotal *r- E qntrtr-Hnn WlLKESBABBK, Pa , D ©ember 28. —A general impression pievaileo hereabouts that when the Sutque. liana cost company gave up the idea of sinking a shaft ever No 2s!o|>e at Nanticoke no further attempt would be made to look for the bodies of th<- twenty-stx victims of lbs r»c?nt dis aster. The ■ ffioiul® suy, however, they hate not given up the hope 01 finding them and wtl) oontlnuu th- work of opening the main gangway Three extra shifts were put on again yesterday, each working eight hour®, auil they exnect to rtu oh the tatnl spot lu five weeks. The debris 1® being temoved at the ra e of 100 car® per day. Of course nobody know® whi te the bodies are or when the> will be found, if ever, and there Is n« telling how many lives may yet b> lost in the gangway wheu the met reach it aud commence the work o> timbering through the sand an® culm, i A public meeting of cli'asn* wa l eld at Naniicok® this evenirg to devise means for taiBing a fund lot tut; relief of the families and other®, dependent on those who lost theb lives in No 1 elope of the But-que- hana oompany. Tw > prominent ;uei from each of the eight wards wei appointed a committee to solicit money for the enfi rers. «««!• oa t'liBuuib to R»twir«r Bnn, Plymouth, Mass, Djeembtn 28.- Tae gale which ntgan Friday anil couiiuued into 811 day wa® muc! more severe ttan tl a thanksgivirg storm. More damage was done o properly hi re than by suy stmm sdnee the Minot’s light gale. R b bins wharf, at he n< rtU eud, wa» et tlrely carried away, and the lumbei yard euft'td severely. Tha long wharf was much injured, as were also the other wi arves. Ai Wood’® lumber yard much lumber wa* blowD and washed away. Altogether the damage to the steamer®, wharver, etc, will probably reach 13000. T*c Out* M»»«»llea*«. Bpaolsl E“qalr8r«B®a Cincinnati, O, Deo 28.—The re puhlicau oaudidateB foi repraseuta- tives from Hamilton county hav- held amietirg and passed resolution® declaring that while they sh®.:l insist that they Wtre legally elected, and ut Ihn proper time shall present tbeir claims tor sia's, yet they neither ex pect to enter the republican cauous for choice of' (fleers of the house, nor do they regard it as com; alible with the beat Interests ot the state or parly that 'hey should take part iu the caucus. A rua <>f 'wall »• * i« W*w Tara.Kt Nkw York, D.ccmber 28 Ida Ktr.gert, nineiten y®ars old, a sister ot Dr Theodore R -Kiugert, Jr, the young physician who recently died of diphtheria, was found ill with small pox by thesau! aty authoiltles aud removed to the hospital. She bad been attended until recsntly by her brother, Willis Klnger, nine years old. Hir nr phew was alao found sick with the disease and t L L± U *U* *l*.JS>--ah FRENCH ELECTIONS *. Jules wrevy Be EKe'c 1 President ol the P' public. 4 Pretty Rtlilcrnai Time ' ms v VrvDtli-fftiv H-^iut Barr Ast **io» in Ir lard- ItQiiU aud AuBtrlw 8 rrr It A tulai Tilt me. Ifc:-4ii It lisa l.l • lion to Wumtrtr-Ban. I London December 28 — L Is staled hero li a Russia a id Austria are se cretly arming, a ,d bn'h c untrle® h ive oent orders to England for large quantities of Btores (or the respective armies. SmM. M GBEVY BE ELECT)'D PRESIDENT Paris D o®mber 28. — Fiuoc-.is Juies P Grevy wa® re-iieoted preet dent of thi French republic to-day in a Joint vote of the senate and cham ber of deputies, acting at a ‘national assembly. The balloting wa® carried on amid gnat excitement O tly five member* 6f the right cast ballots. G.evy’“ tea! majority ot J ilnt ballot wa® 135 The space reserved for visitors in i thecii mher in which the election took place ttu< crowded long before the bout appointed for the elioiion. The h reels in the vicinity we e also fhro' g d Pr-Ci edir.gs hegau at I!:!5.*mid considetanie 'xeitimeut. The president of the national as aetnbly wa® unable to restore eil- nce The mt-mbera of fhe right became so turbulent that the president threatened to suspend the sitiing. The memturs of the right then ask ed for a time to speak ! e'ore th? vote w s taken, and their request being refused, several nf them Died 'o gum the tribune. A fight ensued be- tween the member® of the left and one of the right, B iveral blows were ixchauged before the combatants could be sti arated by tbeir friends. A lull in demonstration (hen follow ed, and the balloting took place. The second ballets were held yes terday in the departmeulot the 8-iu® for eix s -als in the chamber of uepu ties, to fill the vseanoiee Oaused by the options for other constitu encies. The vote was as fol low®: Radicals, 172.000; oppor tunist', 104 000; conservative*. 98 000. A’ (be first election Sunday, D :oem bet 13 b, six radical ca didates polled from 16,000 to 120 000 votee each The opportunists came next, then the conservatives, and the,-moderate republicans brought up th/ rear. As no candidate secured the absolute majori'y required, anothsfwIccUoli' wasi rderetl lor yesterday Binoe tb® 13 h the fusion of the opportunist® md moderate r“pt;b'fcans has taker, place, aud it was t x. ected that they combined would muster 150 00 votes yccterday. There wets 381 000 votee cast at 'he election on the 13 •>, and UiOti it wa® estimated that lOO.Of.O electors staid away from the polls. Daring ,h® pr gtes® ot (he v ting for president of the republic. Cune<> D Ornato shoulcd tt a'; the national assembly as at present oon®titut*d was tt body of usurpers P.u D; Coeeagmio cried out that the cm grers was tlirgsl and the piesidential elecuon uutatr, as four depar.metit i f France were not represented at th mo.-ling PABTKUR'B NEWARK PATIENTS Paris, D.Ceiu e 28—Pivuor ooptiuues fo treat four boys from Newark, N J, who w<-r- bitten by a mad dig. Nothing if an unfavor al;i® ij« oie bas t een developed OLEMBNOEAU B LATE SPEKOH London, D cember 28—C emeu emu 1 .- ricaut apeteh in tin Ficnoii cbamlerof deputies during the dt- oale on ti e Tot quin credit, iu the o urse of which he took occasion b eltAige Ferry with having®' ught ihe aid o Uisaia'ek .'n the-e'.femeut t ' th" Frstic -Ctitres® cl ffl ulty, ha- Caused no ll'Ufi * xei'.enjout and tu dlgnation thr< ugbou 1 Germany. The German newspapers arc farrous a Olenae’ crao, aud deoounoe hie i.ctloi in unmeasured terms. E«|U»4» V1KWS TO'-v ADVANCED London, December 28.--it la said tots tvtuihg tliat on tne nssemoiiue of parliament J"hu Bright, m uiber elect for Birmingham central dlvis ion, will resign b cause he is opposed to the advanced views f the radicals. EXPRESSIONS OF LIBERAL MEMBERS A circular was rtoen.ly sent to au liberal members of the new parlia ment asking to state their opinions on the Irish b me rule question. In tbeir replies most of the member avoid explicit s’atements, but the nmj -ri y of (boss who express defi nite opinion areoppt sed to giving to an Insb parliament control of in® tariff sud of the polios, aud are iu fuvor of confining legislative power.* of such parliament to matters ot local government, the same as In Great Britain. Numbers of members insist that the unity of the empire mue’ overtop all .florte to conciliate tn® ! Irish tenantry. On the whole the replies show that It Is hopeless to ' x p®ct from thel.bemie suy couoesiiuu accen'ab e to th® Paruellites. G adatone and his colleagues in the ’a.e cabinet continue to exohango view® on the Irish qmstton. They take no pains to conceal an existence of gtave ti'ffl tultics in the way of an agreement. The Pall Mall G sotte, reviewing the slH a ton, predicts that the Balls- bury government will be given an xtension of power, and saya it is possible that the government may make an attempt to supprea® Iieland 1 with higb-nandcd eoeiuion, The Italy. BIGNOR BARBARO ELECTED. Rome Deoeiuber 28 —At an elec tion held in Psnia yesterday for a member of < be chamber of deputies, Signor B Barbara, formerly editor ot the Fanche Cmdtne, w»« eleotrd B gnor B B trb .ro r.-i etved 7710 vote® He is at present undergoing sentence o f seven years in prlsou for threaten ing the minietvy. report that C.-plait: O'Bhea has been ! arranging an undemanding between tb* Parnellites aud Gladstone Is ridi culed as a mere party rumor The story was set fl at s wc k ago, Cipt O'B'iea ts no loug»r a tm mber ot par- ttaiuenf. The c bluet, wtl! meet ou Thutsday to setce tne programme fur the coming se-slon A DENIAL OF THE REP 'RT Tlte president if th* B iUiihr' am If e’a 1 associa Inn 'e ies :ha' B ri gh iuteud* to teslga his srat lu pariia ment. IrtUni THK IlOMK HULK AGITATION* Dublin, D cember 28 — Tin Eve ning Mail cays that Captain Ashen, home tule member of parliament, Is arranging an intent by which Par- tieli will support Gladstone in hie fl >rt to gain control of the g vero moot, ami iu return for 'his ®eivio® Gladstone will introduce on hie ae- 'oi Bilim to power a mea-ure for hi.au rule it Ireland The only point In the e.rrang msDt on winch there is any disagreement is in relation to the control i f the police in Irelan 1. Thi Irish Times publishes u dls- ps oh In m Lmdan today stating tliai the police I ave been ordered to resume the precautionary measures adopted riurlt.K the dynaml e scute under the liberal government, owing to the cxc'temei l u,u;ii' g the notion- alls'B silsrig ou ol the alleged home rub manifesto o' Glade one. P Shee han, n ember o< p*tiinment-eiici fi r Ea« Kerry, has advised the tenants o Kiitaruey not (o , ay rents to land- ioids, because an Irish parllsmeut will allot ihe laud to them frre end wili not c’ mpensate tlte landlords. A NEW LEAGUE. The. loyal pat riot to union will hold a meeting In Dabllu on iht 8 h of January, and another meeting in London at a later date, for the pur* po .e of forming a league which shall be similar in details of its organ fa i- tlon to the Irish uatioubt iengue and have branches thr> ughout the kingdom. IRISH CROP REPORTS Dublin, Droember 28 —Tne repoit of tLe registrar shows that the v<ln<» of crops Ibis year inorps«etl XI 694 223 as compared with 1884, and that it Was £263 964 above the average for the preceding ten yrars. MYTHS ABOUT MILLIONS THE BALKAN CONFERENCE Constantinople, D o 28 —Th. B-.tku c "ferei cl will ret'pe" here Jinu- »yl7th. Count C >rti, I aitau ambsasador, will make a mi"inn in Uynt ut he recognition ot Bu'gtrlan onion,'and wl'l be supported by thi R I. siau ambas 'ad r. CHARGED WITH PLUNDERING London, D c 28—Advices from Belgrailti say the Hcviatt amboritii s charg* ttai the B.lgniuo trnopa nlundered tbebi uit® of moderns or Pitot. A BLOODY MURDER A Boy CN«lr« Wlih By m spiclal »® E-q.lrar-Soo Ft Bmith, Ark D o n>bsr 28 — Another hi a dy > Hi.ay t onurred in ih- Caer' kie Dalton yesterday, in w tioii G'O gi) Hil®* was iirutaltv r.inrdi e: by D'Vt M »eai d Joe Huht*r Tn- cuuee of the ktllitig wa- H.Ilb’ alien Don to M * ’» wile M S' aid vif- had parted on C 'rie mu e’e Hue* e.Kjort d Mr® M Si t'. a petty. Thi® enraged M’sj, wen sworn v«tjg : Rtic on Hili* Ye-ter day M ztauoH'jr ter, bis bro her-iu i»w, wt-ot t > ;h rtfaldt. cb of Hit'a' Iti b -r,called tbeli vcim out for :h<i oh euslUe purjtts' ■f .ulk'og writ r. ioi,a.id taking y jun IIile. s tf- y iu the v/o-idi- a rew ate|/. Mae, who had a double barrel®® *hu go", ttimed auort' nly upon hlu. und imp ted t a contents into hi® tmaat, am r which, assisted bv Hun ter, he ridd ed the dying boy's body wi.h bullet® and left tt wet er.ng in blood Bub murderers escaped, bu deputy marshals are in hot pursuit A Wot* Vlllai*’* iaivk, Suttl U Mmimtr*-•*». i Chicago D cember 28—The ohd- gregttitotiai miutsti-r* ot Die oily at. a meeting to d*y listened to tbe vi> w>- of Augut'i Bptes, editor of tbe social- ls’.lo paper, ou the aims of the social ists. Hesaid there were half a million socialists ia the United B ales, who believed In snare y aud a resort to force to accomplish their “leveling” progress. He said marriage a* prac ticed to-day was simply oooi:uo)n»g., and that when tao tojial tit®’ revolu tion occurred free love would prevail. . St Illlk r«ll**MI • ■«*. New Y rk December 28 --Tit® IiT.-o parii .iu atmy luud assi.ciadou met lo-uight, witen additional sub* rOiiptious were repotted ol li4t:62 Tue total amount heretofore sub scribed aggregated over |26 000 A *<k»»*l <-•••■ t* (*!•«•■, tSMlsI to Enoalnr-tt*®. WabhinoTom, Dtoembsr 28 —The siguai u.tp* btauoo at Cap® H“nry, V-rglnla, report the schooner L-ua Hunter, ashore in that vionuy. is fastbre.kt g uo Nothing could be saved except tue rigginga. Cnci fm d ’ ita'e P an .Is IB iafy 1 X|IOH d. Thu Miorlti Thrmt Info Prlul Ov, y ihe Sul* of TVlIy N*hm«ri>S* L»f|e Ilium !d lhe tot I orc:t*&n«rry **• D v • 11' b«Iu| for Clmlamii, Washington, December 26 A paper ou itic NUtjaot of unclaimed estates in England, pr: pared under 'he direction of Minister L’Wt-ll by Henry White, one of the American secretaries nf the legation, has been sent by tbe president to oong'e,- wi'h ot: e? state papers. “Then metas to be no doubt,” Mr Whit® “tt a many are led to belif ve th-ms.'lves heir? t<- vast estates It-. Great Britato by designing pursoas on both stiles of Ihe ocean, who, with s view to personal galn.lrs-rt n dies® In local newspapers iu the Un' el B'tttes to the efleot that a large prop erly left by a person of the sr.mt name with that of seme well knowr- family of the district or of some ex- ee'dir.gly onmmou name liie'y to ■ ocur anywhere, such a* Bail'd or J >nes, or who distribute far and wide li-ta of unela'mtd eslkles wtiljh do not exist DUPKB l-N PLENTY. Large sums or mouey are annually thrown awuy by tbe dupes of these ailver'isemeuts and fictitious list®, and handsome revenue is made in the agent®, as they call thrttuelvcs, for the discovery of lost heirs and tin- rec tvery of unclaimed esta'es Th- modus operandt usually adopted by these e t e its I* to »®k first for a re mittanoe of £2 or £3 to cover the. ens of oopying tne will upon which th claim purports to be based. Thou comes a large sura for the expense of instuu'iug inquiries, uuil ut u .ub nuc cesstves age tnor® I ' 1 cbmailiaUv' d, the correspondence bel' g »n cleverly conducted that several years fie- quently elapa before the fraud ia dla covered. FAIR WARNING TO ALL No one should contribute a dollar to unknown agent*, especially to ward* any expenses connected with esiaollshing claim* to estates In this country until inquiry has been made of cnoneel here, fDet a* to the ex pense of tbe estate a d then as to the ohanoes of its recovery. I am told hy reputable solicitors that nm one claim in a thousand of all those referred *" fb"m bv levatlona has had any valid y wuu.. ver aud very f w daring (her long cxperience of claim® from America nave been successful.” The paper is a long one and the sub j'ot 1s treated exhaustively Mr White Bays the archives of the legs tlou show that a con-tderable ; r > portion of Its foreign correspondents- is ci-mptittud of letter® upju this sub jsot. THE JHNNENS K9TATB Mr Wane ue-orloes the results of i' quince retaili g to the "J uuens es'aie,” to which there were many Ami .loan claimant®, showing tlia the property went to heirs at law lo> p before the Aoc-rlran clatuiar t® were ever beard "f.imd that the lat ei nev*r had a shedovv of a title toll. Moreover, hid tne title been a good one it would long sii.ee huv become wor'tiloss by the upt-ru lon of the s'a ute of limtia'loo® Anv 'Dt*uit>t® theref re,” catitiriu s Mr Wt’D'e. “to recover rtalet'ans Hum mu orowo or n.tiivbluals .after a liip-e uf twelve ye r , (whioh tnay 0 i x'em'e i to ihtrty uudur oertain oircuma ai-c ) >imI personal property It. r a lopae of twenty years, how ever valid ihe c alm or the person m .king 'he attempt may liny bout, originally, I® cer’aio to end in fuiluri. MONEY THROWN AWAY “Ah It eu.b - I® uui.b. quuuo.y >.f the J uiieu® MnsM-ta lou id tbe United B a'es of Ametioa may rest as-uren mat tii* u euti-oripiluiia are > Imply money thrown away, if t'n (■ Jsc’ be lecovery of ' i e Jenuens’ estate. R cen iy u l®t er *'«» reee)v-d from mi mue.- of f e af- res.do J nuens os- social lob, who bud Just ban nohflen ttia. a general a sessmeut of <5 h-.i: been ltvluii f r the end ofthey-ai rn ilug Juni 80, 1884, and who, be fore paying the same, I' qui-ed wiietber th* itga ljn cou dfirrn-h any itiforniath n regarding the Jon- nensestu-e ‘said to bo pending be lore thee urt ol chanoery in Eoglai.d.’ “The etter euctos.id sundry iut -r- eating documents emanating from the association, one of whicn stu’eu that tbe finance committee are fully eatirflid with our agent's progress in tlte case, aud further on that kt he- ciune 1 me. ornry for e-cb and every m mber of thiia aseocietlon to te~ apoud withcaalt as liberally as tbeir m®at s wili afford, to oarry our ca-e to final issue, whx-h we tiavneviry reason to belli ve will hn sucatcofui, prov ded fund® be furnished ” S tnilar to this casa are the "Hedges estate,” -'Bradford i-a'ate,” "Hyde entate,” “Horne cslatfe” aud ntar.y oihers, witlcu are de-tonh-'d a® among ' tne oidiDsry mj <h® hy W'ich so meny of - ur oountrymei. have been btguilen ” Nil UNCLAIMED MONEY IN THE BANK Wnu regaru tn tin large -no.a oitp- posed 'o i.e-twainrig American c.aiao ants ia the Bank ot England, Mi White quotes turn a Je.ter wiltlen by the ouief accountant of dial .nau tution, a® follow*: “There are uo i large amonnts of unclaimed sleek or dividends standing ou our books. Sneaking gei er.liy, without having made an exhaustive research, which would Involve some oou®id raule labor, there are very few sm unis o’ £1,000, and probably none vast ex- oed this sum hy more than £100 or £200 ” And in regard to >he fabulous fdr« uties locked up in chancery he iky : "To J'.iige fr< m letlera received at this legation from the United Btateq tn ref-rtuo® to unclaimed fundi* I ti ohaticcr^ many < t my countryman mas'Imagine that ins:ration to'biik D p 'sltory f Inc ilniilable million®, a goi il y stiare of which can be easily withdrawn upon th" mere institution of a claim to the Ram® by the Ameri can minister and without the re- quiieuieiit by the court of any par* tlcu a'® as to the name of tlte suit, the relationship of tbe claimant to 'he parties mentioned therein, or to the oi'glnal owner of the estate claimed. MILLIONS IN IT. , “It Is very rmely that tp any com* mmi'citton sent us on tilts subject,a ®mali®r "lira is mentioned than *eev- - rol million®,’ and frrqueotly our oorrcaponUeu s state that they are entitled to twenty, fifty and even more mlllint.s. It will doubUCfa oau.-e surpriae and .'iiappotnttnevt, suoh 8* these, to he Informed that the whole amount of money tn the custody of t 1 o court of chancery at the present time I* ahou £84 009 090, of which £83 000,000 beb'Ug to V Yi-i <>r« who are known, leaving about £1,000 000 only of unclaimed or dcr* mant fu.’ida.” llnani Offf. 1 to Knawlror-^iin. Taunton, Mars, D cember 28 — 1’he second not to the North Dightba a- anil t fl'ilr was played this morn ing tu the district court, wheu Judes M' Oann. Henry Psunell and Chariev V u V .lkenburg, ail three “scab®,” were arraigned for disturbing the pence. Tney plated not guilty and furnished security for their appear ance on th. 5d) ol J tnuary for trial. Amo»"r tbes" , iker® G’orge Hanples, J 'hr Ryan, J.remiab Murray, R)b» ert Meodln, Thomas Th 'rney, L.w* rertCB Hennessey aud George R d are under hail to appear Jtnuary 5. The u’mnst ®xolt»m®nt prevails In the village, and s detail of Taunton police are gu .rdl g tbe mill prop- erty. _ _____ TS* ■lllaol* Satlmtteiikr*. Chicago. D oember 28 —The ad* Jntaot-geuersl of I'ltnols to-day ie* ®.u®d an ord r ooneol(dating th* fifth, •eveuth, eighth ami ninth regiments of the Illinois Nuional Guard into two regiments ol twelve o mpanieo, of three battalions, In accordance with the amended state military code. All Infantry regiments of the state will be consolidated in tbe same manner, giving I'lluols ®)x regiments of infantry, one battalion of cavalry and two batteries of artillery. The renrgauiiktlou l* to uooordanoe wlih Gan Sherman’® recommendation for i tie reorgiu cation of the United States ermy, »s contemplated by the panding Anderson bill. n fualilBi Ireataiir R«il|as* Boiiol to Aioutror-*mm Hahrirbukg. Va, D OHiibet 28— Ttiecouu.y c urt to-day f-ccpttd the ri- lg. iitlon fBiiiitutd KS.erliog, the e'.ulttng treasurer. Hi® snoeeejor witt be appointed Wednesday Three o B erling’® bond ni"U this evening want to the i se'ern purl, of the couu* y a';er h:m, where he has been since Ihurst-iy Tltey will re,urn om« time to-night, when he will be Intrortuotd h f ue a full meeting of the snrciie'i a® to tlte cause of the short, g", and if pesslble 'hiwbere- ub uus of (i me of the miselng funds will bo BHOt-r allied. S N*«ro ro..« Marks*. ly dwtnrm mm. Mi RILE, I’e 28- Y e'erday aflor- twtji. m U ."..cetowii, L’/a'k oiuti'y, A'®x R nt, ti e negro who brutally uiuriii no Mi* Carrie Hiyne at that lilac® ou th® 18 h, was outlined to a .rte ut tlie pot wb' re the crime wua aoai;uiUtd uwl slowly bornel, to tit mu hv v t-r. wtl of ti.dtgnant whites ai d blacks I n*,I K ill 4**l®sr» 4ottHtt iv K+Quirtr-H*m Oxford t» D ccuibcr 28,- Y y> ter.iuj niOt ru military .ynltur, K'cu .d O Rsu.h-rdt, - f I.KJuioa, was >.c ideii.aily ®hot a id killed hy i*i K G:v»gtt'i, ot M.chtgao. The ooys were ptsyP g with* revolver form waicti Gavtigau thought n® had extruo ®d alt the cvriritlg. a, but hail ovi rio -ked one. The deceased was a son of Judge R dnbirdt, of Indiana. Th« l)l*iraotii4 PrlNl, to *toutrar-ymn. Detroit, Mich, D:c 28—No trounte tiae bee.- austd by the riotcu* P doe to-oay E -rly this morning a crowd as-f-mbu-u about the enuroh, iiu' no outbreak resulttd. Fattier K il lalt iki, tbe dep-rred prleai, pro* poses to O’lntist the legality ot tbe bishop’* action, and diimancU bis restoration to ihe church. Thf Cfl4CMlt. ftWOoUl lo £*tooror> J«•* Monti{®:al, D O'ruber 28, — The amuutit. i- xpeuded in attending patients aun. g the small pox e;tl« dc-mia I® 1118.000 - ml jt will .ske a 'urttierlbig® ®in iuul to meet the re* malnlng enttag'.rnents eotered Into. C nnpulsory v cctua'lo'r iauow hoing atnetty enforced. A Worll J liiptU ta.it, Chicago, D c> mu- r 28 — Mrs D la B tru'Os, widow i f tho . (floor who eamifiuid his life while bringing re* lief to the yellow fever fuller th of the lower Mississippi river several ye.r ago. to d-ty was «rp/iut®d past* m-iBier of the village of R idgurs P.rk, in fl e towr.ehip of Bventton, this county, whete she has lived ever since tne dtatb or her uushand.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus daily enquirer-sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1877-1886, December 29, 1885, Image 1