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DEVOTED TO THE MINING, AGRICULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL INT\
VOL. III.
CLEVELAND, WHITE COUNT
•g or CLEVELAND, WHITE OOUETT AND NORTHEAST GEORGIA.
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FRIDAY, tfOVEMRER 2. 1894.
NO. 44.
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SMALLPOX AT THIS CAPITAL.
Clerka of (lio Interior Department
Ordered to Ho Vaccinated.
Secretary Smith issued general or
ders Thursday that everybody in llio
interior department shall bo vaccinat
ed forthwith, in view of thoprovalenoo
of smallpox in Washington city. The
W'cretary was inoculated with vaccine
two days ago, and determined* if pos
sible, that no new cases shall break
j. 4 in tho interior department. f iho
r.ns in the interior department oc-
Gov. W. Y. Atkinson In
ducted Into Office.
A GMEAT THRONG WITNESS THE
IMPOSING CEREMONY.
I lie Exercises Attendant Upon
tho Occasion—The Govern
or's Inaugural Address.
F.Xactly at 1 o'clock Saturday the
oath of office was administered to
Governor Atkinson by Chief Justice
Bleckley and then and there lie be
came governor of Georgia for a term
of two years. Tho inaugural ceremo
nies were decidedly interesting. As
early ns 11 o’clock tho chamber of tho
hall of the house of representatives
began to fill with a glty crowd. There
were present successful candidates and
defeated candidates, statesmen and
politicians, aud hundreds of beautiful
women. Tho galleries would not *c-
eoniniodato one-half of tho ladies pres
ent and in consequence some were ad
mitted to the floor and occupied (ho
seats of the more gallant members;
others, had to turn away dlsnv
struggling to servo them, and, above
all, Upon tile watchful care-dud guid
ance of an overruling, providence.
“Placed in charge of tho affairs.of
statu at. this important period in onr
history, the interests committed-'tb.
our onro admonishes us to .forget, nit
bitterness engendered by tccWt pAlif-
ionl contests and unite with patriotic
zeal in nn effort to preserve tho rights
and liberties of tho people, However
widely wo may have differed in our
lieWH and proloronoos, wo are all
Georgians and must share alike tho
successes or disasters, tho good oV tlyi
evil, (he honor or (he shame, which
the future has in store for onr helqved
state. While gratefully onjoying
the inestimable blessings of free
government, we should consecrate
our lives to nn earnest endeavor to pro-
serve its principles, improve its iftws,
and perfect its administration. Wo
should strlvo to soeufe -to thojpooplo a
government and a civilization which
do not dazzle with the splendor cre
ated by the privileges of favored
classes, nor by tho greed and power of
monopoly, but whose prestige and
great nosH coluo of a code of laWs which
]m a guarantee that the same protec
tion, rights and privileges "will bo
granted all its citizens, hotveVer hum
ble, however exalted.
“Under otlr excellent system of gov-
finnont tho reserved rights of the
state, those powers :
by tho people to tk
covering ns thoy^
relating to tho ;
mostio rolatirj
tho citizen, .
priceless vnlij
geh are confided
Jo government,
. ovory point
rests, do-
ijrty of
^fi^iity and
> aid
olovnto out- citizenship, awaken now
enterprise, bribg to the state mnrvcl-
'ciis'w'ehlHi aud make her future great, 1
grrtnd llhiT glorious. Sfteh a policy,
whiloz'.yj’onAotjng our husluess in-
‘Will,,.usable the thrill, inter- i
i>figc, ; ekill. anti capital, of tho world
fhrtt jn' Georgia every citizen is secure
In. ju% rights—that GeorgTa invites
Withittdier borders all worthy and pro-
feresSi'it people, who may desire to as
sist inJaivorBifying our industries and
develop with*their*skill and capital
our inexhaustible rosouroes.
“Jn tho friendly and healthful rival
ry amon^ states Georgia must not l>o
laggard, lmt leaden. In this important
era of our history, when Georgia is
soon to have within her hoarders, the
greatest exposition ever held upon
southern soil, whioli will attract tho
attention of thbVivilizud world to the
character of our laws and institutions
and the resources and industries of our
state,.wo should pursue that course
which will invioornte, strengthen and
porfeot every rent lire in tho superb
civilization ofjfho Empire State of the
south.
. “Tlfo high aud sacred trust, confided
to tho legislative and executive branch
es of onr government is to protoot tho
people from unjust tnxation,save them
from tho despotism of ignorance by a
liberal system of education, give
strength and prestige to the govern
ment by maintaining a well equipped
militia, properly support our public
institutions and varionn depnrtmouts
of state, enact na^ enforce a wise nnd
enlightened system of laws that will
bless tlRHsS'tliitry with the highest typo
of citizenship, develop our resources
and produce nn era of growth and
those do-
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GIVING THIS NEWS HP TO THE
HOUR OF GOING TO PRESS.
Uriel’ Mention of Dally Happenings
Throughout the World.
Six tons of dynamite exploded in a
magazine at Chippewa Falls, Wis.,
Sunday looming, causing $5,000 lostf
in property.
The fly-wheel of the engine at Her
mitage plantation, near Donaldsonville,
La., broke Saturday, killing two white
laborers and iujt^iug two oihers.
A large Hungarian -boarding house
at Laurel Run, Pa., was blown , to
atoms liy dynamite nt"3 o’olook" Sun
day morning and three of the inmates,
killed outright, four futaTly .injured
and a half dozen seriously liqrt.
A destructive fire ocourrod atPhenix
City, Ala., Saturday afternoon, entail
ing a loss of over ten thousand dollars.
Tho fire originated from a defective
flue in a building occupied as postof-
llce, and tho flames spread very rap
idly.
Six thousand dollars’ worth of cedar
logs, together with all the buildings of
the Red Coder Bucket Factory at Mur
freesboro, Teiiu., were destroyed by
firo Sunday, entailing a total loss that
will bo very great, aud throwing one
huudrod men out of employment.
Jyprost Arcs are raging in the vicin
ity of Corinth, Miss.,- nnd a denfjo
smoko overhangs tho towu. Several
destroyed in
BRIER TELEGRAMS.
A CONDENSATION^Ob’ OUR MOST
IMPORTANT DISPATCHES.
Short amt .Crisp Morsels of General!
Interest to Our Renders.
It is gonernlly reported in Yokohama
that tho second Jnpnnesh army,.num
bering 25,000, have begun military op
erations for the enpturo of Port Ar
thur.'
While tho cruiser Aretliuso was test
ing her engines at Brest, France, pre
paratory to sailing for tho east, in or
der to roiuforco the French squadron
in Chinese \yvters, a boiler explosion
took place on board, killing six men
aud badly scalding twenty others. , ..
Stern & Company, of New York,
wholesale men’s furnishing- goods,
failed Wednesday and the sheriff closed
them up on executions for $46,693.
Tho liabilities are returned at $250,-
000 ; tho assets are not known. They
claim to have a largo stock (in hand.
Inquiries mado at the Chinese lega
tion at Loudon regarding tho re
port from Tieu-Tsin saying that
negotiations for peace between China
and Japan wero in progress at Seoul,
tho capital of Corea, show that they
do not bcliev o it proliablo that saoh
negotiations would he conducted at
Seoul.
The St. PoterBburg correspondent
of the Central Nows Oomjmny says:
‘’Several persona, hnvo been arrested
here for discussing in public places;