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JIM STILL THE REPUBLI
CAN LEADER.
^fsnv ■Mttr Journal *h , ®k» etuvslar.d hut will
the Empire State, 01 : *
I’; ’Close Vote—Gen. Barrita-t
at liullanapol.'s.
y r .,’ York, Sept. 29,—[Special. >-
asd enthusiastic audience greet-
Hoit. James G. Blaine when he
0k h:s stand upon the platform of
Grounds to-night. It was certainly
P& Bite owner of the in G. ©. P.. The equal affair, the
B^p e-.-er. did not any way
endou.'-. ovation given to Judge Thur-
P man a few weeks ago, not over ten thou-
K knd people being in attendance.
I *--'Col. QuaV moments introduced the noise Mr. Blaine, and excite- and
glSe for some intense that sound could
K nt wa • so no
te heard ten feet away from the speaker.
Ip vf resident bin Humphreys, club, then stepped of the Harlem to the
mm an
$ IK vv front and begged "1 I the distinguished diatSnguished the audience speak- speak- to
i , fiaiet stU-r * the
Rj. R'uBwn-ciously, er had conclude!!. nd Blaine again the here bowed
tumult
R.. Hfejefore broke forth, at. ed. I it was some moments
jt sub ^
KT" Til the course of his remarks Blaine
R. referred to his previously tricksters reported
■pfreecb. which democratic and
Re ioliti’ al superftciaUsts h»d .construed
mto a defense of trusts. Healluded to the
0k" ||5 for noble A: fanner i( Workmen,” of “Protected and Industries to
|c;i, • an success
P$' ilie grandest political organization that
ever b.i I an existence. He also express-^
p: ed hi, -incere belief that General Harri-*
», ^ sen would be triumphantly seated as the
sext pi.-ident of a glorious republic.
p THE GROWTH OF ANARCHY.
e.; The Samtrtlnury W«rtn RtltUiu Its Wiiy iato
|:0 the Core ot Sockt),.
|f I, There New York, Sept. of of 29.—[Special.]— society society
are rumors rumors anew anew secret secret
juft started among the Eastside beer
saloon revolutionists. Flag,” Its devotees call
Jt the ‘ R<?d and its a 1 , owed ob-
ject i- to bind the revolutionr.rv • ocial-
tots into a party.
—-—* ------ —
A I’artjr t ,r :
New York, Sept. 29—jHpecul. j—An
evening paper to-ilry c::c:ted ovc* the
IK jr anarchist question, and publishes what
it calls a review of the revived situation.
It says: “The red flag is making its
wav into the socialist sews n:i 1 some of
the more radical local assentW.,’ . of the
knights of labor.”
Tli« ImconeOaUei ntChl<-a - >.
Chicago, Sept. 29—Special.—An inter-
national anarchistic organization is on
foot here. The association was probably
brought from Paris, and represents the
red flag becoming rampant again
RIO GRANDE TROUBLES OVER.
[Special.] — The government troops
marched into the town to-day, and near¬
ly two hundred women and children
rushed out tojneet them, A search sras, .
immediately editor. made for Victor Sebree, the
slayer of Garza in a duel, which
fact has been the cause of all the recent
serious trouble here. Sebree has just
been arrested and placed in jail. He
waived an examination and was held in
a bond of $2,500. The excitement has
almost totally subsided,
A Radical View of ft*
Chicago. Sept. 29.—[Special.]—The
Times this morning prints a column
blast on the political situation, written
by a New York correspondent who has
just completed a tour of observation.
The correspondent states that, there are
some reasons calculated to put Cleve¬
land's friends in an attitude of inquiry
concerning the situation in the state of
New York. The election of Hill is re¬
garded as a foregone conclusion, hut in
spite of Hill’s efforts. Cleveland will run
far behind him, though he will probably
carry the state.
Judge Thurman to Spent- at Fort Wayne.
COLLTUBHS-, O., Sept. 20.—A committee
Charles consisting of Hon. R. C. Bell, Mayor
F. Muhier and Dr. G. W. Loag,
of Fort Wayne. Ind., representing the
democracy (ity this of that city, arrived in this
afternoon to invite Judge Thur
man to visit Fort Wayne during the
campaign waited and make a speech. and They
upon him this evening se¬
cured his ready consent. At their sug¬
gestion, he fixed October 18 as the dale
of his visit, as on that date Speaker Car¬
lisle. Congressman Mills and ex-Senator
McDonald are to be present.
Fatally Trampled Upon by Cattle.
Tri-States, N. S., Sept. 29.—[Special.]
Patrick McCall, a farmer, was terribly
mutilated by his herd'of cows last night. ani¬
He was milking, when one of the
mals kicked him, breaking bis leg, thus
rendering him helpless, and his cries cre¬
ated a stampede among the herd. He
was When trampled on in a frightful barely alive, manner and
rescued he was
fci3 recovery is doubtful.
The Deadly Campaign Fireworks.
New York, Sept. 30-[Special.]-A pe¬
culiar fatal accident waa reported to the
a.:. ■..While Cooper
Jr .............—w,,, a I truck
4-\ T —(Sunday.* only.) ttex
jRltFIN. GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 80 188 *-
,
and our bread.- 1 turn, and car peoviaioo* to u
and hungry u .ui> a factoring pronto* at Rur
our UiauuUcturvd prodacu to the agricaRt
pie of South America, Mexico and Us
do thi* when tr* determine to trade with at
pic upon &ir teems, but we cannot do tt so
tries we protect In Rn gland and ether msnufcctn a
the great market* of the world s
pretense of protecting ourselves in our own,
■$ruff% CAftu»V,
“WHAT THE FARMEB NEEDS MOST IS A HOME MARKET IN WHICH HE CAN PURCHASE
HIS SUPPLIES AS CHEAPLY AS HIS C0MPET1TCK8.”-Speaker Carlisle.
Enraged Farmer to a Pig-Iron Congressman: “ Yon have b, ca making law* agaiait at* for twenty
years. Thia fall I’m going to see about law-making mysrlf. You havo taxed me poor and the
trust* and the monopolists rich. Now take the war-tax ctf of me or take the conaeqnenoa. Give u*
the Mills’ Bill, which protects honest labor end admits raw materials free!"
AH BEN’S GRIP.
K Delegation* Gradually Weakening
It.
Ixf UNAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 29.—| Sue
cial J -Oenerfil Harrison began to
visitors to-day in large receive
nmg early numbers, begin
as as nine o’clock in the
ning. It is what me.
he calls his gem ml r ...
da v ’ ; i lul constituents from Ohi
d vKd‘ iir - >
ae s ’tim e John A ; L °e arl club Of
i
cngo aud the Students’ club cf Normal
m., have pa:d their respects to him
At tm, writing, 1 P m., it !ooks lf
SdSight? Countrymen ,akln ® W0Uld . beke P t u l> until
from the backwoods with
matic m/rmV Germans 1011 COat who 1' and tilled dozens up the °f tedious pldeg
waits in the long line by sundry glasses
as aa fc General th f^f Harnsou e - sti11 wearies comil! K hi. As soon
hand, he n l.
He grimly quickly told puts forward his left
committee that a member cf the state
if he ever failed to re
member this eventful Saturday. Ids arms
would not, and that the only consolation
by 8 ^ '' e W “ ^ maitKed
republicans.
FEARFUL BOILER EXPLOSION
he Engineer ami Fireman Ton.
Shreilg—Several People Fatally In
Jnreil, and tl.o Building
Wrecked.
Charleston, S. c. ; Sept, 2».—[:
cial.]—The town of Beaufort, S. C . vat
startled last night by a terrific explosion
the ciaused by gin the bursting of the boiler in
cotton of Pelitzer & Co.
The engineer and firemen were blown
to atoms. Pieces of their flesh were
lodged in the tree tops. Two bystand¬
ers ously were hurt. fatally and several others sni
The' building was entirely
New York, Sept. 29- [Special.]-
Young Mr. Allen W. Thurman has ju-;t
received a letter from his father, in
which the judge states that he will be in
New York Tuesday week. Whether he
will will make depend any political speeches or no*
position. wholly upon the judge’s dis¬
t liauitcc-y Opens tlif Bali.
Pot’diiKEEPste, N. Y., Sept. 2(>.~ [Spe¬
cial.]—rihatmcey M. Depew made liis
first political speech since his return
from Europe, at a republican barbecue
here last evening. There were several
thousand persons present.
M ’T' ; —------
Attorney Charged with Sinws:sliii".
Settle, W. T., Sept. 29.— [Special.]—
A prominent attorney was arrested here
this morning on a warrant from Buffalo,
N. Y. charging him with conspiracy in
smuggling Gardner, is opium. trial Harris’ Buffalo. attorney.
now on at
•"Rough on Rats” u o More.
New York, Sept. 29—[Special. J— Eph¬
raim L. Wells, of “Rough on Rats” fame
ha s assigned to his creditors for ten cent;
on the dollar. The injudicious adver
itis ng given his compound caused tin
failure.
Starving Indians in C'atmda.
Winnepeg, Man., Sept. 29.—Bishop
Young, of the Church of England, has
forwarded an appeal in behalf of the
starving Indians in the Canadian north-
west.
Another Election Fool Killed.
Buffalo. N. Y., Sept. 29.— [Special.
a regular ratification last evening
George Johnson, aged 21. had both
blown off and an eye put out from
premature discharge of a cannon, and
live till morning. P.
Wheat Firm Knocked Out.
New York, Sept. S9—[Special.]—Wil¬ of
Black & Co., who were caught in *
big wheat deal, announce their sus¬
this morning. Liabilities un-
The Female Suffrage Movement.
Rorton, Sept. 29—[Special.]—The local
suffrage movement assumes im
proportions. To-day the registry
5,217, tuaking a total of 17,000.
ANOTHER gone wrong.
Massaelumetts Cashier Forced to Resign is
His Trust.
Fall River, Mass., Sept. 29.—[Spe
Daniel A. Chapin, of the
Union bank, one of the oldest
in the citv, has been forced to re
Chapin was also treasurer of the
Saving bank, and was connected
a foreign institution. His resigna y
was compelled by Bank Exannnei
who discovered evidence of ir
in the cashier's accounts eaus
heavy losses to both institutions.
savs Chapin succeeded in using
funds of both banks, and covered In,
very carefully. Fall River finan¬
circles are most'excited over the un
revelation.
DICKINSON ON CLEVELAND.
and Strongly of
Honest Eulogy Freely
Given.
New York, Sept. 29—[Special.J-Thc ish
prints au interview with Post max te’ He
Dickinson this morning in which w
says, speaking of President Cleveland ida
his administration: masterful personality
-His took rugged, his seat; his robust patn
he
tike the heart of a great system
sent a vital current of health-giving
pulsing through all the arteries
the public service, ‘A public office n ,
for
lat, -4startling Report.
Sept. 29.—[Special.]—
fried on Wall street this morn
fay Gould had bough* the St
kansu and Texas railroad.
brier tor the Dittr Szvs;
DREAD FEVER DYING.
NEWS FROM THE UNFORTU*
NATE CITIES.
DANIELS’ CONDITION.
Number of Cases anil Heaths Decreas¬
ing Daily—Few White People 111.
Quarantines Being Removed.
Mrs. Totter.
Jacksonville, Sept. 29.—[Special.]—
hare been 98 new cases for the
hours up to noon today.
6, Total cases to date, 2,856;
deaths, 218. Of the new cases 27
white, and 00 black.
Meeting of the Citizen#.
Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 29.—[Spe¬
regular meeting of the exec*
committee of the Citizens' Auxil¬
Sanitary association was held yes¬
at the usual time and place, Vice
McQuatd presiding. There
present Messrs. J. 51. Schumacher,
Jones and Acting Mayor Gerowd.
J. Schumacher reported the receipt
contributions, amounting to nearly
, 000 .
Situation at Jackson.
.Miss., Sept 29.— [Special.]—
city is quiet, and business is begin¬
to resume its normal condition.
cities raising throughout the state arc grad¬
the quarantine.
A Frost in Alabama Thia Morning,
Ala., Sept. 28. —[Special.]
morning frost occurred throughout
Alabama. The news from Decatur
better to-day. Only one new’
and no deaths were reported,
Col. Daniel*’ Condition.
Sept. 29.—[Special.]—
J. J. Daniel, president of the auxil¬
association, is about the same as
No change for the better.
O'SuIlirau, Who Fought Coder Gor¬
don, a Fever ■Victim.
Fla., Sept. 29—[Special.]—
Dennis J. O’Sullivan ia dead of
fever.
Y'ork, Sept. 29—[Special]—The
has been received here of the death
Dennis J. O'Sullivan from yel¬
fever at Tampa. Fla., causes much
here. He was formerly in the Brit¬
army, and was with Gordon in Egypt.
also served in the Zulu ware, for
service he was decorated by Queen
to minister .\mgpth fever ago stricken he went to people, Flor¬
to
now hill. his A memorial body will will be probably buried in be a
to his memory by his friends
'
_.
Mr*. Potter •ml the Fere# Soffri er*.
York. Sept 29.—Mrs. Potter de¬
vestenlav to give a performance fever suf¬
the benefit of the yellow opening the
soon after her at
street theater, in Philadelphia.
Fatal Remit Of Intoxication.
N. C., Sept. 29-[Speeial.}-
D. Berry, of Anson county,
state, while intoxicated, was driving
the road in a buggy when his horse
frightened and i&n away, tnrow -
Berrv out on the ground. In the
Bern 's feet became entangled in the
and he wait drageei several hun¬
yards* crushing his head and killing
BLAINE IN NEW YORK.
Til* Owner of the Rcpubltcnn f’artjr Ar-
rtv«« and WfU have—«, Tor.)U!ght
Farad* in Hi* Honor.
New York, Sept. 29.—[Special.[—
James G. Blame, -accompanied by Walk¬
er Blaine, arrived here at 8 o’clock last
night. They wefc met at the depot by
a committee of the Harlem Republican
Club, Levi P. Morton and William Wal¬
ter stration, Phelps. There was no public driven demon¬
and the party were to
Fifth Avenue hotel, where Mr. Blaine
retired at an early hour.
New York, Sept. 29.—[Special.!—^The
clubs are slowly gathering for the big
torchlight the Plumed procession Knight. to-night in honot
of
The arrangements are In charge of the
Harlem Club committee. It is not defi¬
nitely known as yet where Mr. Blaine
will the speak, Union but League probably club’s from building. the porch
of
It was stated at the democratic head
quarters parade this morning will be that an impromptu
counter gotten up to pre
cede the Blaine shouters.
A Ilepublican Tariff Job.
Washington, Sept. 22.- [Special.]—
I; is very evident that the republicar
senators hove concluded not to pass th<
retaliation bill asked for by Mr. Cleve
land, in order to carry the out the policy th«
forced upon him by rejection f**" of
fisheries treaty. ■
A RUSSIAN HOLOCAUST.
People Burned to Death or RUIed
hy a Leap to the Street.
Croxstadt, Sept. 29.—A lofty wooden
filled with people was burned
to-day, with great loss of life. The
could was destroyed before the in¬
the escape, from windows and many and leaped
street were
who injured could by falling on stones.
not escape, were
to death in the house.
Cltai a Democrat with Fraud
San Francis; l Cal., Sept. 29.—[So¬
republican state committee
resolutions this morning de¬
the d< :nocratic boss Buckley,
charging him with inspiring ballot
stuffing and the maltreatment of in¬
at primaries yesterday. The
jury is investigating the shooting
the countv committee headquarters I
night.
Supervising Architect Freret III.
Washington, D. C., 8ept. 29-[Special]
Win. Freret, supervising architect
the treasury, who has charge of all
buildings being constructed in the
is seriously ill. He is threaten¬
with typhoid fever.
^
KditOtt’* Fellovr Fever Uemedy.
New York, Sept. 29.—{SpeciaLJ—
A. Edison's proposed remedy fan
destruction of yellow fever germs
been discussed at a meeting of prom-
Julie* Matthew*.
Wa iiiNHTON, Sept. 28.—[Special.]—
Matthews continue* steadily to
Vigor and Vitality
Are qnitkly given to every part of the body
by Hood's Sarsaparilla. That tired feeUng I*
entirely overcome- The Wood is purified, en¬
riched, and vitalized, sad tarries health In-
etead of disease to every organ. Ihestoenefc
is toned end strengthened. Use appetite re¬
stored. The kidney* sad Brer are reared
invigorated. The twain & refreshed, ffio
FIGHTING AT SPA Kill
TbE REBELS REPULSED *V THE
BRITISH ARTILLERY.
THE CR0NSTADT HOLOCAUST.
MurJert at Zanzibar—The Affairs at At-
ghaiJifan—Another Diary by Frail-
eiick-Davitt’* Apology to
the Liberal*.
Suakim, Sept. 29. —The rebel* to-day
made an attack upon the water fort.
They were repulsed with severe Iom by
the heavy artillery lire cf tfce Britlih.
One British gunner waa killed. The gun¬
boats continue firing into the rebel camp.
Deserters report that there (i much sick¬
ness in tfce camp. Cholera fcai appeared
in Khartoum
TIlls. ZANZIBAR t'FRl«lNG.
Arabt ami Ill.uk- Fighting t hi German* all
Along the Liu*
Berlin, Sept. 99 — Advice* received by
the German Planters' Company from
Zanzibar »ay that the rising extends
along blacks the whole coatt. The Arabs and
Lena, have belonging united. the The plantation has at
sttaAed to company,
been twice Each time the at¬
tack was repulsed. Several officials of
the Gerruan-Afrlcan company have been
murdered.
Parnell Crttlelw* Dsvltt.
Lonbon, Sept. 2 —Mr. Davitt, speak¬
ing received at Accrington to-clay, «rfd he had
censure from all,part* of tb*
cisms kingdoH on the account of his recent criti¬
cl liberals, but from nobody
had he l -•ceived stronger censure than
from Mr Parnell, who, in a private in¬
terview, had said that, as tne liberals
had question agreed in the to home include rule tfce scheme, Irish it land
indifference was
unfair regarding to upbraid them He for
evictions. admitted the
fairness of Mr. Parnell’* attitude; but,
nevertheless, he thought the explanation
failed to justify the apathy shown by
the liberal party.
Pro*re«* on the Panama Canal.
Panama. Sept ?‘L—Tl»e Star and Her¬
ald say?: Severn! contracts ou the re¬
nal have been • : ni«hed, turned over to
the due canal inspection. company Facts and accepted stubborn after
are
things, and these facts give the lie to
the in circulation innumerable about vague, the floating canal rumor-
shutting down work. Of company they
course
are shutting down, and just as tost a*
fast as they un. but only sc at the com¬
pletion <d :i« r work. Other shutdown, euually
import*:. - lions will also
and befon 'ic- utside world suspecta it,
the cable will ilash throughout Christen¬
dom the tidings that ships are flow¬
ing their onward way over the Isthmus
Of Panama."
health gives rise to various conjectures
as to what disposition which would be made of
the country he role* in the event
of hi* death. Many believe that it would
be a cause of strife between Russia and
England, while others think that a fair
division could be made of Afghanistan,
which would satisfy both countries. It
is known that some member* o t the
British cabinet favor a bold policy, and
advocate an advance upon Cendahar and
the annexation of Afi to India.
Aeortroi Diary *F K re pev ee Frederick.
Berlin. Sept. 29—.The newspapers
here announce that a diary written by
THE YEWiOW FEYKR.
(W Mmnke. «t Sew CMM •|l*l ftU.
ItMfrtiy—IHimtj <*
fnft amt D oth .
£*Nvili. 8, Fla., Sept, 20.—New
mm» up to 8 o’clock today, «9~ll whit*
md « celorsd. The only death report**
• that of 0«o. HoMonck, telegraph ©p-
iratcr, who came here from Memphi. at
:h« beginning of the acourga. then if*
r peepto of prominence among
l:e new case*. *
The telegraph operator at Fercandin*
■ting trattrated DUlon offered with term, Boperin- (t*m
•• Idem to Ml o*w
' ..Usesville. The offer wa* declined, is
n.e office is non Cloeed, sad there no
immunisation Baldwin except Thi* morning by laeomonv* word
o
i.me here via Baldwin that F9r-
hfidtra w»» greatly to aoed of
r eady to take *uch aid ttomm « ewwslal
rain. The request was ■noffiebt. If
he Ksonandins help, the board of health medical wiiHmty hu¬
isk government
es u here will furnish the turn at the
government’? lor. Perry few expense, days aa per and request euhee- of
I’.ient a of Surgaen since, Oemnal HaanA-
order
>nn 'Thi., .■sreaah n ■. 1 1 ■ e h'siitest- -at tttotw. .
bit off her nose to spite Iter tone.”
nm. rARAicMnrr whmmmmirL
• 100,000 In Diamond* Otota* and a - *'>**-
tton Croat.*. ‘
Paris, Sept, 29—Special.—il<x i’aran
Stevens has been robbed of 'mtonds
valued at 1100,009. An tu
was instituted yesterday. I
Mrs. Stevens says some i>,
were stolen in Germany, tithe
and others from the HoM B
where »be left some of he
during several her clues recent visit to’ The fclB.lr
are to the thi
creates a sensation in Pad
The Atl«st» Brltfg* VMhirm.
Atlanta, Sept. 89.—{Special J—The
Special committee of the city council,
Organized to discut* the Whitehall ttreef
crossing, mat thi* afternoon. The ma¬
jority bridge teemed the in track favor at building the above a.
across on
Street.
The representative* of the different
road* held a consultktit*, and Van.
Green and Belknap offered to recom¬
mend to their different board* that the
bridge be ataried and carried forward
until until *40,000 *40,000 had had been bet expended, the
estimated cost of the fa
naji template* street*, bridgigg and Fan foot bridge*
Pryor and of Loyd put
across
BUmartk-r ratorkk
London, letter signed Sept. 89.—Ti “Juris
m a
that Prfhce Bismarck
himself in stating that t
Frederick waa not intrnated with state
secrete, and distrust that Biseucek'* own refer¬
ence to the entertained by Wil-
liam I. of Prince Frederick and of the
English divulging court much more of, resemble* the
of secret*
remxmdent publishing of the Berlin diary.
at
published extracts of
were given out by Dr,
burg.
WASHINGTON POL!
Cady Washington, Herrick, of D. All a, Sept, 2#.—Sir.
permanent chairman
renominai
ton. “ I think C3#vi
will carry the state
said he. Mr. Cleveli
he was at the last eb
Then be had again*
are the principal cmml
will lead to Us re-stori
prepared to say whether Mbl-tB I
of will Hill strengthen win undoubtedly
IMlwS i
Cleveland: vwivHui* vn» * ■■
which will get the
votes In the state."
Ex-Senator Camden,
here. Speaking saklP’It of I
state, he hi
go too much into de
opponents a due to
an West opportunity Virginia will to
i
era tic majority. It
will make decided g»
will help u» some, a
it will hurt us. We i
solid congressional i» warmly di
paign will obscure all
ure i
publicans seem to be
are doing good work,
wiir.”
NEWS IN 8*i£F.
tyimnw in u
t : John Walter*,
Jrnrery 'nd 18W.MM ]
Rw the third th
1 he date fixed tor
v ember 15.
min Piaeo by
on Saturday,
woods, and P
cJair for a dee
five children.
lad. were drowned
on Saturday Theirs night
their boat
r.UlFF REFORM TH&W
•eertes Wa*
yzw TOW, Sept, n.-
rauiitMoy Murphy, Hail, of in the comm
man dt
.tm.mittee, (sailed on the
pairn committee this m
Havana, Cu!**, Hept. 2*
Owing to the ceottawd
ckmrmakers and their thrw
chief, four hundred civil
been ordered here to petti
pel street* and parka. 1
brevity bammed n