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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1890)
The Democrat. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOOffg. CRAWF0RDV1LLE, GEORGIA. Entered at tba poctofioa al Crawfordvilla, ft^urgia, u •econd-float mail matter. PROMINENT PEOPLE. About Q(JKrn Victors a'ii regular mail average 340 letter* a day. Ah nr;/. Ha Mm, the present Bui tan of Tur Key, i>. the sou of aalave. Hxkatoh Wolcott, of Colorado, in thick .set of build, broad of body arid short of neck. Chauscky l>r.t>icw. the railroad President got a dollar and a half for bis lirst fee as a lawyer. Gkokok Bamako ft, the historian, at thi age of ninety, retains his mental powers un¬ impaired. A reporter who saw Rutherford B, Hayei in Chicago say* of him: “He is aging very rapidly." Prince Bismarck is a miller, a paper maker, a bricloHAker, an ironmaster, a coal miner ami a brewer. Tin rtv-seven former pupils of Dr. Jam* MhcCosb. ez-President of Prijteutoii College, are now college professors. < * a ft i x Tiu v i ku, the French explorer, 4, unys that the native's of Central Africa ou.v toot la* civilized fortsenturies. Ooyernor Hf’AbKK, of North Carolina, i* •he of the largest men hundred jii his Htato, and weighs nearly three pound#. Mr. Bi.aink h recent lows of nn uncle, a sister, mid then a son and daughter, 1ms won for him the sympathy of the fiitire country. Mm. Ci.kvki.am/h guaranteed income front the .New York law firm with which he Is as special count'd te $35,000 a year. Ixnw Tknnvkon Kays that since he became famous ho has ut le/wt 100,000 application 1 ; fur his autograph, He has fiiror«Mi ouiy 500 iudi v id tm]p. Loan limn Chancellor Halshi hv, of Kn gland, patterns after Gladstone as a wood chopper. lar Falling trees is one of h in particu¬ enjoyment*. Homan Bonner’s homh sent the jw>ct Whit* Her a cheek for #1000 for his poem, **The C'uptain'H for We!);’ 1 written,in his eight} necond year, their paper. Congressman Hfrinoer, of Illinois, i« a rail, wiry man, with a full gray beard and a ftrong voice. II*' wears a fresh buttonhole trfmipiet every morning. When Austin Corbin, the railroad mill* lotutire was a school teacher in Now Hamp¬ shire, some* of the big hoys tried t<» thrash him, butcroAvlod out the smaller end of the horn liovKttxoli Him*, of New York, in said to Ims iiiordimitVlfoinlof Amirieim reading novels*. His favorite author is Bret Uni te, all of who* * bAVjfr fi 1 ’ lias rend over mid over <LK on i < lusni thkao,, the (dierokee Na¬ tion, is the fmrttwrRWwcnt-.'itlVe leader of the Hia Iiev a lighter eolor than that of tho ortiinary brave, and lie Wears Lyman TltrMiuu., fx-Movi'nior, ex Stuv* rotary of Stnt»», **v Supreme ex-United Court Judge, Memoer <*1 t niigresw, mid rttates Hour,tor, is still practicing law iu Chicago ut the ago of sevtMity-seven. 4^|iOFKJ4iioR t\*meutbi*r«Hi An vfmhos, lately Minister citi- to Utmtonbv, is by not a few /.ensof Milwaukee, Wi , its peddling n p*>i»r boy antics who made a living yearn ego iilsmt tl tAJUBtlk. and railway unices Mm Kainkh, of Knoxville, Term., widow of John Hiiiiic*, is the cidi^t widow flow drawing n pen.*loll in con v **i|uoncc of the w*rvk ..f tier ituzband m tlw Kt volutii uary Wav ,siie i* ninety-oixlit year's of a l*‘. Kahi liOREHEiUiY, who is spoken of ns uUuteton i’k Micci'hst»r in tho i**ad«r»hiji lioyish- of tho Knghsh Ubcniln, is a «*'i , an-*'hH\cn, and lot . Miave-muoncml Bcotehuiati, ltiver h an opiKiriuulty of beuiotiniug the Url tl u im wah born ‘i lord M I’ASTErit, the distinguished French mi vant. In cxtmmdv poor health. Ho Inis im*v cr r^jrahicd htrength .since he had such n wor mm ill ut two yvsii fi ago, and he has do* v\*tod h* mu’h time Hud tlmught to tin* work in hi* iuhittution that h@ hn» had n > oiiancc to 1 tH’UJM l Thk Into Mr, Tallmt, ltdt. FftthcV forinnt'o of tin* Knglish Houm* of I’d iittmns, a (MX). If * to in* (llvido-i among his daughter*, t ho oldt o daughter receiving (ho major imo** lion. M IK* 'i’albot thus heCiimcN the we ilthiest woman in tenginnd with the exception ot Howard d<* Waldoti THE LABOR WORLD. ATI.ant s claim* an increase last year of Si*) new industrli'N .small and grisit. Ukmiy Ukoiu*K is said to Ik* one of the fastest t vpfM ttt’i's in (his country. Aiv otiuMJ iu tin* >hon w. cr(4 of tho ten lsMiiiths ttud Hailing M?ikon»* Fnion tho <h*m.uid for labor is hu ger than tin* supply at pifNcui. Thk Illinois Bureau of 1 aIh>p BtatUMe* bas fo begin a (h •mill investigation its into tin* teiu inorl which pro vet iu that ! Thk \ haw held a niwt tnc u\ , at which they arranged h «*«»{ ul iirteat any possible sink i>U i ivsrt oJ TUI ‘t »**r three and a half min** of ... e'dint. 1 railway mt’ineago was let t‘> *.’ar> The price vi it (k* bet ll ami X),000. r. ht 3 mowra®»t i* gaining r in l«ond» but the Uovernment eight-hour re us ■s u> lake T in th * dis H\ \ U* t'e h i «t Berue ou invitation of h i of I J&buv in a » •■* ■» atijxn if bvird ; arbit ral a i .Tters til Hite between will lie ref id that Jobn Ik the lit strike, is* c*hu iii a »rt ;vsi, and to m.v tv.iHU ;fhu iaboi klnv ■etiv i* THE CRAWFORDVILLE, GEORGIA. THE NEWS EPITOMIZED. I juir^m and MWdU Stat^. The houno occupied by Miss Carol te Lane, in Lnueberg, Mans.. wa.i burned m th* ground. Mis* J^ane. who wa» 80 yee old 2nd lived aJone, perished. The gardine factory at Machine* $h*d* and >rr Viilage, Me., its wharf, soma ?oal 30,000 feet of lumber were burned, it i« thought, by an incendiary. The wife of J. II. Filter, of H-.t • L r. Peon., committed suicide by w*tt :hs n*" cloth on fire. The annual Conv ention of the American NeWhjmper Publiaharst' Aisanciatiori met in NVw York city. James VV . Scott, of tfu Chicago Hr mid. Preside at of the a*Aom tier;, wan in the chair. Iff the recent hurricane that swept the North Atlantic, the herring schooner i*»*'* A. Chapman, of Gloucester, Mass., wthougoi; to have been lost with the eight men com¬ prising her crew. exploded at The boiler of a locomotive Douglass station, near West Newton. P«:m M *ivl one man wa* kilted and two injured. Harhy I.EBO, of Kt ailiny. .‘Van . »il»laiul fatally woumie-T hi* Wife, who had left him on account of iii treatment. Have higher, Mr*. i.cUi'x father, died of heart fiHea-« im¬ mediately after the shooting. i'll 11 IP Mower and wife, of Schuyler. X. . Hud¬ V.. w.-re instantly killed by the Central son train near Frankfort Wil.l.i* m Hudson, a river pirate and des f*:rate character, was Mint at Fhiiadelnhia and fataiiy wounded while resisting arr'*.-,; by Officer Nash of the Harbor Folice. Two unknown tramps were struck by a sliiftiUff engine on the Heading Railroad in Hie cut near Harrisburg, Penn., and instant l y killed. South and West. A great rush of settlers to the Sioux Be nervatioa in South Dakota was made when the President’* proclamation opening that territory was issued. The best, lands were ,,*,ii literally covered with claimants. Nearly half a block of buildings have been destroyed by fire at Morris, Minn. The Legislature of West Virginia pmw*d all Fed¬ a resolution favoring the pensioning of eral soldiers of the w ar and instructing Sena¬ tors and Representatives to vote for the pas rage of such a bill. .Seth Twomiilkv. Charles Buford and Henry LuCiocko. crew of the ill fated train which collided at Mouth Englewood. ’ hi eago, in which seven j, >ple wore killed, have been placed on trial for murder. Jim Heals and Itis family attempted Barn— to crus Yellow Creek in a wagon near villc. Ml *., and the wagon cap*iz.)d, drown¬ ing four children,ugc-l from two to ten year.. A scheme to legalize lotteries in Xnrtn Dakota wan defeated in the lower hone* tlie Legislature after it had gone through th Ki-naU*. William Ferrell, a farmer of Ironton, Oliio, was kill'd by his sou, who is less than twenty years old. Young Farrell interfered to protect his mother iu a dispute betwean her ami his father. A landslide occurred on the mountain above the.Suislaw ltiver, at Florence. Ore.. bury in j: tho houso of A. K. Aiitlra.vs and killing Mrs. Andrews, her daughtor ail liUle son. A in in* ws and an colder were thrown into the river, and after floating on t.hodebns ail night, were picked up several s miles below ia an almost dying oouditi on. An oxpresa train was wrecked on t h * Wis cousin Central road near Mellon .1 unction and six passengers wore injured, but none fatally. A fatal railroad ollision occurred at Coaling, Ala., In which an engineer wa killed and a dozen persons injured. W’hkn the case of tho men indicted for at¬ tempting to bribe the Cronin jury was calk* I Indore Judge Waterman at Chicago, the four defendant# pleaded guilty. There is great the—tiurrontiding excitement in Lathrop, Mo„ aiic' oi liquor. towns over Thu a rrnsn >ln inaugurated against rapidly, and all the movement is Mpivading abandoned domestic duties to women have attend meetings. Thom ah Hkyakt, a sixteen-year-old Butte, hoy, Knot and instantly killed his motherai. Mont., boe&us* sin* rofusoil to give him money. Troops have boon sent into th * Hiou- R *-* ervfttion to drive white men oil’ the hinds allotted to Indians. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce held its th st annual dinner; many Northern men wore guests. ('AULO Brittain’, colored, shot and kibe t D. K. (Iftirard. a rising The young murdci V S V*U to Manchester, Kentucky. Cl AteiUST Gkudi.vg and Peter Lintisl .-rwaiter worn instantly killed in a freight collision near Plnccrviho, Cal. THREE men have been kilted and Severn', ba lly iujurc l in u street riot at .inrp.r, K an. Washington. Thk Sonata Committee on Territories di¬ eted Chairman Flail to favorably re'/ rt the bill for the admission of Idaho...- a >• la'.,-. Thk President sent to the Se nt * th ' nauis of v'haries Emory Smith, of Ih’unv ivama, t,, ha Envoy Kxtr.iordimrry mid M’.aistyr I'ienimitentiary to llussia. Thk lYesideut has signe reservation I the proclama¬ ia South tion opening the Sioux Dakota tie has also Usu->d an or Dr estab¬ lishing laud otMoes at Fierro an d Chamber¬ lain. Diplomatic nominations by the President: Samuel Marrill, of Indiana, to b» ('onsu 1 (' ‘iwalat Calcutta; J Fenner Lee, of Mary¬ land, to l** Secretary of l gat ion at Kio (1* •laiteiro; Harris B. Now lorry, of Michigan. t,> ho Secretary •; Legation at Madrid. I'nited States Consul*: Edward Bedlor, <*; onnsvlvania, at Auioy; C. l.C'r>»ft, of Norili Dakota, a! < arfcliagen 5. l T mte i State* of t \ Join hia, James K. D uiforth, of Peansy vania, ut Kohl: Fertlmand V Hushcr, u MimieM>ta. at F»>ri St \ - »*v and St Tho:n.vs; p. :tuk D liilL of Minn —ot.i, at Montevi :»* •; Henry U. My utb Dakoti, at San Salvador; tevi 55 My ors. o owa. at V it'¬ , i -ria, B. C.; Felix A. Matthews, ol T faUfo n:i at Tangier; fWbrick l M Ryder, i , t'oiuiaa; L. ; s.ew uneetieut. at Porto Die of 5 irgintii, at San Juan, rmciAi nominations )’Brie:t, c >1, ,j snto, to be Chief Jus; ; •urt • fNow Me\ i' Ih> I’uitod SUf 1st s tv strict of 55"ashiugt m \V t Wisoon A 55’iso m »STM asteu-D r N Eli V W anamak.'R n wl beiorv the >i* A es sad read an elate al Oil i 11 35 rial rut or S L Ft ■ : -5 Tp.x Duke of Orleans,* a<> -went to Paris with the avowed intentioi >f enlisting in the French army, anti who w| then arrested on the charze of violating the law exiling throne, from France all pretenders to the French was arraigned before the. Tribunal of the cine and sentenced to twd years’ imprison¬ ment. A Of* burst on one of the and ship* tiled of the German squadron oil Smyrna, s one sailor and injured two. Thom as Kane was hanged in the jail yard at Toronto, Canada, for the murder of hi* wife in November last. He me; hi* fate res¬ olutely. ish Tjik the Manitoba official Legislature of the French decided language to abol¬ in use that province by a vote of "A to 10. The French-speaking appeal people are very inllgnant and will the mat Ler to higher tribunals. Tins report of the special commission ap¬ pointed to investigate the c-aarjje* of the bin ion Timex against the I'arnellite member* of the British House o' Common* iias been mode public. The report exonerates Fame!: and r.iiMJy denounces Davitt. A dispatch received in London announces the death of the Multan of Zanzibar, rib iemise was sudden. The British corvette Conquest ran ashore >n the Island of Pemba, thirty miles north >f Zanzibar. At the request of Mr. Hirsch. the Ameri¬ can Minister, the Turkish Government has mprisone.d Kurdish in his chief, own who palace charged Moussa Bey, with die is robbing and outraging Christians in Ar¬ menia. NEWSY GLEANINGS. BkRT.tn is now talking of a World's Fair in 1807. a The wl teat crop o? Australia is estimated at 88,000,1 M0 bushels. f Thbre w* re. seventy suicides, including children, in Berlin iluriag January. The railroads of Nebraska have consented to reduce the rates on corn ten f/er cent. The confirmation of the Samoan treaty was received with the greatest satisfaction in Germany. An attempt is to lie made to import live cattle into France from Buenos Ayres, Ar¬ gentine Republic. The exp; rise involved in determining who was elected Governor of West Virginia was more than $50,000. There are 460,518 unadjndicated the and pending claims now on file in pension office at Washington. 'i’ll E raisin yield of California for 1889 is estimated at .’iii,000,000 pounds, an iucreuse of Id,000,000 pounds over 18N8. . It cost Massachusetts a little oler $14,000 to supply and distribute the official ballots a, the last election m that State. A Gloucester (Mass.) schooner sailed re¬ cently on an experimental in codfishingj trip for .the coast of Norway to engage The number of failures in tile United States last year was larger and the'iiabilities greater than for any of the previous five years. The Chiapas Colonization and Develop¬ ment Company has planted 300,00(1, trees in Mexico. The Government is anxious to fos¬ ter thi* industry. France has declined the invitation of the German Emperor to an international labor conference, as she had already aejeptsd that of Switzerland. Governor Brigs, of Delaware, *avs th» talk about the peach crop bring rui tcdisall nonsense He considers tile outlook for a big crop better than usual. THE distress from famine in some districts of China has reached such a point Ihfit girl babies are taken in baskets and harried around the cities for sole. 1 Thk arrivals of Chinese by the C i id ian l*acil!o Railway Columbia steajmsbips during the from 18 ua in British year 500 leas ih&ai th-? departure b*f CR’*' Fossil p ry n -ims ay** lav git in''bis .uiued Orlando ht. * possession tooth which weigh'■ »*igat potimls and H half. The population of the United Kingdom in the middle of 1880 was istimated England at FT,808 - 8 Wales, 'Al persons—C0,O!5,61 1,077,070 in Scotland a" iu and 4,710,209 and iu Ireland. Tins losses of cattle at sea nearly reported for the month of January foot up 20(>> head, ami in addition to these bruised a large and number damaged must have reached port in a condition. THE London School Board, which looks after the education of 5,000,000 children, ha s passed a resolution in favor <>f free schools. The policy is being vigorously denominational opposed by the Tories and the advocates of schools. A RKsOLUTiox has bon adopted the in the Vir¬ ginia Legislature, re^nesting that representa¬ tive* in Congress of the from bill b efore .State said to body, urge the passage authorising the* Secretary of the Treasu :*y loan money to farmers at two per cent, in¬ terest. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has prepared a statement, showing December that the to.al collections from duly 1 to 81. J8S9. were ?t»;\077.Sd?, n< compared with H18,310, .505 col 1 ected duvi *. ■ g t he correspond¬ ing penod or the urevious year, being an in¬ crease of $5,707,207. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. ‘‘Lohengrin'’ has been suug 250 times ii Berlin sine® 18*59. F. T. Bars t'M says that 1.500,000 peoph attended his show in London. A new comedy la'ing Influenza. played ’ at a theatre is called "The Hjcsry Austin .Tones, tho well-known plish playwright, is to visit this country March. N vxt season Fanny Davenoort promises tc give Sardou's "Theodora'’ the pr* luetton it has ever had. “Joan of Arc" is to be pr o luced in Ix'U don in May. with Bernhardt in the title rol ami ad the French stsonery. Mary An person has written to \\ Black, tlv novelist, continuing the re|>ort her engagement to young Sir. Navairo, Soy York. A t).'- am ATIC representation of the tiuv< of Stanley 1 . prepared will present for one it the Ktiglishi tiivatrcs, v\ ieh grand style. 5 he Beethoven Society at ha.* ac*|uir®d the last piano used by the ■r. it having been mad< expressly for bv Conrad hraff. Congressman CRisr. of C:or;ia, is tin son nit English actor of repute w^i * l Park Theatre, New York 3 MX y*v T is J v lTors*u;*s ii lat iw 1 i an X t’,Y tie Wt :rc\vn mu? . k precarat hi his:err as>t :U* N Russ as t By mg' ha: •i eight Yentoea NEW ADVERTISEMENTS m r; PIANOS :• a % ■■ ii u i i» ii m i ■ r • • • • ORGANS ReHabie Makes. Many Styles. Nets and Second-Hand. LOW PRICES. EAST TERMS. 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I MEAN WHAT I SAY. d<l<l€§ kT Is u w&m ■I And you will miss it if you do not come carl •l v and 3-3 <fet the cream of the t >• .... 1 i } QQ Casper Myers’ CRAWFORDVILLE. Goodg the Best!
