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Griffin Is the liveliest, pluckiest, most pro¬
gressive town in Georgia. This is no hyper¬
bolical description, as the record of the last
five years will show.
During that time it has built and put into
most successful operation n ?:00,000 cotton
aotory and !■ now building another with
nearly twice the capital. It has pntup a
a ge iron and brass foundry, a fertilizer fac¬
tory, an immense ice and bottling works, a
sash and blind factory, a broom faetory
opened np the finest granite quarry in the
United State*, and baa many other enter¬
prises in .ontemptation. It has secured
another aijroad ninety miles long, and while
feateu on the greatest system in the South,
the Central, has secured connection with Us
important rival, the East Tennessee, Virginia
nd Georgia, It hag just secured direct inde¬
pendent connection with Chattanooga and
the W. st, and has the President of a fourth
railroad residing here and working
to its ultimate completion. With
to te and three colored
ohurchcs, it is now building a $10,00e new
Presbyterian obnroh. It has increased its
population by ne arly one fifth, 1*. bus. »L
racted arChnTIK'ffiidtif'B lIPTt grow-rs f, om '
nearly every State in the Union, until it is
now surrounded on nearly every side by or¬
chards and vineyards. It is the home of the
rape and its we making capacity has
doubled every year. It has successfully
inaugurated a system of public aohoo's, with
a seven years cnrriculnm, second to none.
This is part of the record of a half decade
and simply shows the progress o: an already
admirable city, with the natural advantages
of having the finest climate, sumuic-r and
winter, In the world.
Griffin is the county seat of Spalding
county, situated in west Middle Geo’ gia, with
a healthy, fertile and rolling country, 1160
feet above sea level. By the census of 1890, it
will have at a low estimate between 6,000 and
7,000 people, and they are all of the right
sort—wide-awake, up to the times, ready to
weleome strangers and anxious to secure de
sirable settlers, who will not he any less wel
itngth* Uter-
spirit*. isfclANf In c hans wiiD. * of life no lad j »houM be wl tb-
oot AskyewPrsstut. /| to Sa/ttmi -"I Unfam*
E. R. Anthony, Griffin at.fi M. F, Swin
Ochard Hill, Ga,
RAMKIN HOUSE
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
Leading Hotel In The City!
Under New Management,
C. B. BUY, Proprietor.
septl8film
Country Corn Whisky,
Ate, all kinds of Wines, in Liquors first
and Cigars such as are kept a
class eaiabiishment. Everybody is
invited to call and see me at No. 43,
West ride Hill street,
JOHN ISON.
THE LONDON HORROK
TWO MURDERS AT WHITE CHAPIA
YESTERDAY.
ENGLAND’S POLICE DISMAYED,
Two Grimes Were Committed at an Inter¬
val of K*e MJnuitee—The People of
the City .Fright-,ned. et the
State .of Things.
London. Oct. 1.—The whole city is
horrified over the two additional mur
ders that are added to the list of myste¬
rious Crimea that have recently been
committed in WhitechapeL At an early
hour it was known that another woman
was murdered, and the report was cur¬
rent that there was still another victim.
This report proved true. The two vic¬
tims, lute as in the former cases, were disso¬
women of the poorer class. That
the motive- of the murder was not rob¬
bery is slio wn by the fact that no attempt
was made to despoil the bodies.
A club man, on entering the court,
stumbled over the body, which was lying
of only two yards from the street. A stream
warm blood wa3 flowing from the
body evidently into been the gutter. disturbed The before murderer he had had
time to mutilate his victim.
The second murder was committed
three-quarters five minutes of an walk hour late- in Mitre
square, from the scene
of the first crime. The body of the un¬
fortunate woman had been disembowel¬
ed, hfer throat cut and her nose severed.
THE FEVER PLAGUE.
Fetnandiua, and formerly resided in this
City. He may be relied upon as giving
an an estimate estimate of of the the situation situation as as any any man
can do who is himself locked up in this
town Many ait people present. alarmed by
were rumors
of the existence of smallpox in the city,
but investigation without proved foundation. the rumors In fact to
be entirely
it is said to be in Fernandina, not however,
bat the report could to traced to any
reliable source. with fever
Dr. Donohoe was stricken
yesterday s and taken to Bay State col¬
lege. Dr. Donohoe was a hard work¬
er on the medicql staff, and although highly
one of the youngest, he is very
spoken of by all. It, te hoped that his
DEPARTING MILLIONS.
TryU'S to Free the Anarchist*.
Chicago, Oct. 1.-Special.—The cases
of the imprisoned anarchists, Samuel F.
Fielden and Michael Schwab, have not
yet been entirely given up by their attor¬
neys, Mr. Solomon and W. P. Black.
These attorneys have been carefully stu¬
dying the records of the supreme court,
ftsdekim to haxe discovered that m the
decree of tlie court it te erroneously set
forth that tlie defendants in the prison argument were
present in court during the opinion refus¬
and theirendering of
ing teem a new trial. They want the
record amended, and if it is amended,
they will take further steps, which they
hope will result m securing their clients’
Subocrito for the Dati.t News.
GRIFFIN. GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER *2, J888-
Bridal Trip la a Balloon.
North Easton, Maas., Oct. 1—Spe¬
cial.-Prof. James K. AUen, who made
a balloon ascension from the fair pounds
at Providence this afternoon, accom¬
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Davis,
v. ho were married in the basket just be¬
fore the ascension was made, landed in
a cedar swamp in Easton this evening
about the six o’clock. for The nearly balloon two dragged
across swamp rnues,
the party being basket obliged to to keep cling to of the the
ropes above the out
the water. drag They rope being were finally caught rescued and made by
NO VACATION FOR THE PRESIDENT.
The Protracted Congressional Session Spoil*
His Arrangement*.
Washington, Oct. I.—Special.—Col.
Lament stated this morning that owing
to Congress still remaining in session, the
president regular vacation, would and be unable will ntt, to therefore, take hjs
join Mrs. Cleveland in the Adirondacks.
He may, however, make a short trip
like his West Virginia fishing trip, ana
is being urged to visit Michigan.
IRION IN CUSTODY.
Tlie Birmingham Defaulter Arrive* from
Europe, per Steamer, and I* Imme¬
diately Arrested.
New York, Oct. 1.—Special.—Frank
M. Irion, the defaulting clerk of the city
court of Birmingham, Ala., arrived here
yesterday Monarch from on the London, steamship and Egyptian
der by Deputy Marshal was Bernhard, put un¬
arrest
of Birmingham. sailor, but Irion was disguised himself as
a common gave up,
saying he preferred paying the penalty
of the crime to remorse.
The arresting officer took a south bound
train from the Grand Central depot this
thorities morning in with Birmingham Irion in charge. have been The wired au¬
of the arrest.
Blaine Leaves for Detroit.
New York, Oct. l~Special.— Mr.
Blaine spent Sunday quietly at the Fifth
avenue hotel, where he is stopping, and
received but few callers.
At 9 ;40 this morning the party took
the train for Detroit, via Buffalo, where
Mr. Blaine speaks on Wednesday night.
TWENTY THOUSAND SOULS.
Mr. Deutsch Say* Hl» Wardrobe Will Act
the Part,
New York, Oct. 1.— Beny Wall,
“King of the Dudes,” will Deutsch probably is go
on the stage. Manager He “Last re¬
sponsible for the Btory. says:
night the idea flashed on me, and I made
Berry an offer of $10,000 and 20 per
cent, of the profits for a theatres thirty wetks’ in the
engagement in prominent
principal cities.”
“How did he take it? ”
“How? How would any of impecunious getting his
man hands regard the $5,000 prospect certified check for
on a contract
merely signing a to go on the
stage?" ‘‘But he act?”
can
“What has acting to do with it? He’s
got the clothes, hasn’t he?”
“I believe he has a bad good hundred repertoire?” suite,
“I should nay he a
anyhow. I’ve got the play ‘His Lord-
gtep.’ It will torn four aete, and sixteen
suite of clothes. He don’t have to Dimp- act.
Look at Brown Potter, O’Sullivan
feL Nothi ng but clothes.”
A«gu*tin Pairs c*a»paay Returned.
NEW York, Oct J.-SpeeteL-Augus¬
tin Daly’s theatrical company returned
from their European Wfo ontherteam-
ihip Serv ia today,
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BISMARCK'S BAD POLICY.
THE VIENNA PRESS AND THE DIARY
EPISODE.
GEN. BOULANGER BACK AGAIN,
Germany's Emperor Royally Hatortalned.
Hors Fighting at Snaklm—A Daugli-
ter of Queen Victoria En¬
gaged— Foreign New*.
Berlin, Oct. 1.—The whole Vienna
press censures Prince Bismarck for his
action in connection with the publica¬
tion of tbs extracts. The papers say
that his purpose is to root from the hearts
of Germans the memory of a liberal
emperor.
EMPEUOR WILLIAM BANQUETED.
A State Entertainment Tendered Him by
the King of Wartemburg.
Berlin, Oct. 1.— A state banquet was
given day at the palace honor in of Stutg&rt Emperor Satur¬ Wil¬
evening The king in Wurtemburg, in
liam. of pro¬
posing a toast to the health of the em¬
reign. peror, washed The him a long in reply and prosperous said: “I
heartily thank emperor majesty, especially
for the gracious your invitation which
brought me to the beautiful country that
enjoys your rule with such visible pros¬
perity—the country which lias Supplied
Germany with many famous rulers, and
which was the cradle of my‘fathers.
You must know that South German
blood flown* in my veins, as in those of
each one of you. Actuated by these sen¬
timents, I drink to the health tf Your
Majesty.”
The emperor afterwards started for
Constance. On arriving there he was
welcomed at the station by Batten, the Grand
Duke and Grand Duchess of who
accompanied him to the harbor, where
he embarked err rr~sperinl steamer for
Mainau. The shores of the lake were
brilliantly illuminated, firewords. and there was a
splendid display of
Priucess Maud’* Betrothal.
Loadon, Oct. 1.—A paper of Linz,
Austria, announces that on the occasion
of an excursion from Gniunden te Weid-
betrothed mannsruh recently Princess the Maud, Czarowith of Wales. was
to
niirnsH troops in danger.
GEN. BOULANGER’S RETURN.
He Will Be Back In Paris Next—Met-tins
of the Cabinet.
Paris, Oct. 1— [Special.]—Gen. Bou¬
langer has intimated that he will return
to Paris on Thursday next, and tliat he
wifi resume his daily receptions on Octo¬
ber 9th.
A council of the ministers was held to¬
day, at which October 15th was fixed as
the date for the meeting of the chambers.
Wfco !*» Ref pousible for tUe Diary?
Berlin, Oct. 1.—Special.—The person
who is responsible for the communica¬
tion of the late emperor’s diary, is re¬
vealed to-day to be Dr. Gefincken, who
was greatly in Frederick's confidence.
There is a great sensation over the dis¬
covery. ___
Stanley's Interpreter Retract*.
London, Oct. 1.—Henry signed M. Stanley’s
interpreter, Farran, has a state¬
ment withdrawing the charges of undue
severity made by him against the late
Major Barttelot. Farran admits that he
was actuated by spite in bringing the
accusations.
Narrow Escape of Austria’* Kaiser.
Vienna, Oct. 1. ~ During artillery
practice at Felixdorf head to-day of Emperor a shot Fran¬ nar¬
rowly missed the
cis Joseph.
TO KILL THE OLD ROMAN.
A Crank Calling Himself Gen. Harrison
Calls on the Judge.
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 1.—About seven
o'clock last evening a dirty looking indi¬
vidual, having tl; ! appearance of atramp.
knocked at the door of the residence of
Mr. Allen W. Thurman, Judge. which A adjoins
That of his father, th» servant
opened the door, when the man asked:
“Does old Thurman live here?”
“The servant, who became somewhat
frightened, replied that the Judge did
not live there, but that his son, Allen
W.. did.
“Well,” said the seedy individual, “I
want to see old man Thurman. I am
General Harrison, and I have walked all
the way from Indiana to kill old Thur¬
man. Show me where he lives.”
The now thoroughly frightened girl
slammed the door in the fellow’s face
and hastened to the the portion judge’s of the family, resi¬
dence occupied bated by breath, told the Old
and, with outside who
Roman that a man was
wanted to kill him. langhed After heartily, hearing and her
story the judge fears by telling her he
calmed the girls fellow’s John Bar¬
guessed leycorn. the The name who was was either a
man, disappeared when
drunkard or a crank, face.
the door was closed in his
n. Q. Mill*’ Reception at Home.
Cincinnati. Ohio, Oct. —Special.—
Col. R. Q. Mills arrived at home to-night. dec¬
The entire city was illuminated and
orated. Speeches of welcome were de¬
livered, cannons fired and fireworks set
off. The enthusiasm was the greatest
ever known here. playing, The long procession colored
bad two bands one a
band. Horses ana vehicle* were deco¬
rejoicing rated extravagantly, and cheering. and everybody Mr. Mills was re-
plied bnefly to the welcome of his home
people and promised day to speak the more barbecue fully
os tee issues ot the at
to-morrow.
ffubwihe for the DailtXews.
Till tor Brow*. »f Now York, B«U
on New York Going Democratic.
New Yore, Oct. 1.—An election
was made to-day having nothing of
flavor of romance about it. The
to the transaction were Col. W
Brown, editor of the New York
News, and Mr. Tillteton, of
setts. In a discussion which had
origin in in the Gilsey house last
Brown offered to bet Till is ton $20,000
$12,000 that the democrats world
New York State. Tilliston tiffined to
cept the bet provided it n ti held 05..
until to-day. Brown accepted the U-n ,<
and then made a bet of $,00 that Til:';
tou would not appear kept to close it. IU .
ever. Tillteton faith. The
was put up by for ca. safe ii and keeping dcjaKilcd this in
trust company
ternoon.
.Trail:* itcmining KtHodiilc*.
Ati.a sta, Oct. 3, —Jack Frost
to have Trafraf done away with allowed the yellow
scare. are now to run
usual, except within n radius of
twenty miles of Jackson. The
mail department received a
Saturday saying that mails had
stopped stopped at all Vicksburg mail going points west.
for
dent Vicksburg Turner and wired Shreveport the chief clerk
Vicksburg the mails that in fhey that could not
stop way. As no
lias been received, it is supposed
everything is running smoothly on
route.
The Georgia Pucifle railroad
that afterfo-day freight sold will all be
and tickets will be to points
the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
Meridian, Mbs,, and also to all points
tlse V. & M. railroad, between
and Shreveport,
A notice has been received from
ville, Miss,, saying that the
there has been raised.
CHINESE IHLL StGNED.
Prcsdcnt Cleveland Dispones of a
Vexed Question Ve terday.
Washi:.-.-D. C., Oct. I.—The
ident to-day signed the Chinese
The president's message to
bill, his accompanied approval of by the
a
submitting the certain ordered
referred on subject, committee was
to the on
Mr. Sherman says that the only
been suggestion acted upon, made ana by that the an
of $27,600 to indemnify
for losses inflicted on them
bllmea had J?eeR nut betwbe$ ifi the defi-
was now in conference
houses, . a the
In the senate this afternoon, Mr. Hale
a resolution calling upon the
of war for a list of removals of
at the armories and arsenals
the country since the issu¬
(January 4,1886) of the confidential
by General Benet preferred directing iii that
should be em¬
There was a long meeting of the senate
on finance this morning, bill and
substitute for Mills’ tariff was
ready Beck’s to to reported contribution to the
Senator to
minority report was expected this to ar¬
from Fortress Monroe morning,
as it did not appear, the bill will be
for the present. The republi¬
members of tne committee sny the
will goto the senate as soon as l he
report is to-day, ready.
In the house, among other
introduced, was prevent one by the Mr. introduc¬ Dough¬
of Florida, to
of contagious diseases from one
to anothet; also to establish a sci¬
bureau at Jacksonville. Fla., to
facts in relation to yellow fever,
origin and spread.
Captain Vargela and the White 1'anlia.
London. Oct. 1.— Sir Francis de Win-
president of tlte Emin Bey relief this
says that further reports
from Khartoum have convinced
that Capt. Vargele he was mistaked the White in
assertion that was
that bad been reported reached by the pilgrims. Emin
news which has
relief association, lie assorts, has
tlie opinion that the Wliite
is none other than Stanley. The
cn the Congo, who are the
tost able to judge, also still main¬
that the White Pasha is Stanley.
MORE FUNDS FOR INDIANA
IT IS THE REAL CAMPAIGN BATTUE'
GROUND.
SENATOR BARBOURON VIRGINIA
The H uger* la the Capital Ail la Favor of
Cleveland—Seaator Veto to Stamp
la Indiana.
about? jt. ’they when don't I say jrnow that-r-but what I I am know. talking We
don’t Intend that they state shall etUily. know It it.
We shall carry the will
be much more agreeable ana pleasant if
we can nave a union candidate for may¬
or. and that We can save about $200,000 to Indiana by it,
mopey can go or
somewhere efee. I think we -will it unite
on the mayor. I don’t know who will
to.”
Senator Vest will make .two or three
speeches in West Virginia next week at
tne invitation of Senators Kenna and
Faulkner, who have for some time been
anxious to have him make appointments
in that state. Senator Vest will also
probably accept several invitations to
apeak in Indiana Beford the close of the
campaign.
ARKESTED ,*.T WHITECHAPEL.
An American ‘;spected of the Frightful
Monitor.
London, Oct. 1 —Special.—A man was
arrested this evening on suspicion of
having committed the horrible murders
in WhitechapeL He te a tall man with
black beard, and wears an American
slouch hat. He was traced from the lo¬
cation of the latest murder, where, it te
reported, he was seen Saturday night.
He was unable to give any account of
himself during police the investigating. previous night. The
l tndon are
Belief that the Railroad Magnate U a Hope-
lew Maniac.
New York, Oct 1.—SpeciaL—A dis¬
patch received in this city to-day states
that Robert Garrett's condition has
grown alarming, and that his violent
outbursts of insanity are the source of
great annoyance to the residents of Ring-
wood, N. J., in thr neighborhood of ids
home.
It is feared that the case ot the ex¬
president of the Baltimore and Ohio
road te almost hopeless.
Over Twenty tortoM Thrown Out aaxt In¬
jured, but New* Fatally.
Mexico, Mo., Oct. 1— Special.— An at¬
tempt was made to rob the Wabash train
bound west to-day two mike west of
here. The entire train wes wrecked and
thrown into a ditch. Upward of twenty
|'
In connection T#
drunken and wo
son - site and Can
here at the he»
Cross Society thari
polk'd upon and tu
utund put treats
Barton, of the Bi
more sinned
compelled to ai
in a house others near by thi
were two atten
Rhs demanded tb
relieve her, and i
then declined to afi
for which she
Another nurse charge*
attend a female pattern
KsSlJSS.-a treatment, the
nurse i
policeman in charge ths
at once called. Haded
would arrest the nurse 1
died, her, and true to hie x
and she waa locket
dination.
Speaking of them ca
of experience, and she y
were vindicated from vrt
such dirty treatment.
A GARRISON OF
————
A Kentucky Man WkUe Drunk
WIlolv Xwyy ]|U4Mt ViUnlly I
TwoFurarath.;
Newport, Ky., Get, l.-n
One man has
and yesterday driving by Ida getting moth ,
house, shooting her
went. He then ban
the house, shutting i;
other family. He d
night, Policeman and Ryan early tl ft
in
surrounded tally injuring him,
the house
8 they clock may kill some Is
o this afl
was still in possess*
guns and several rev
house, were gathered and the in the
vailed. great*
At one time
of imprisoned a young in girl tl*
the furious ma
‘T-nproaclt. When!
Uvea. Tlie toon r
five o'clock and tl
is now feared both
PHILADKLPHIA, Oct. 1~S
medical, law, veterinary, as
departments of the Uni vert
svlvAtUtt was opened opened to-da wi
department by Associate vraa Justice MU ktm
States supreme c ourt. s» j
Tb* McGlynn Lake* t
New York, Oct. I—Speed*
agers of the McGlynn labor
that a very small thi* vote wi
their candidate year, 1
that an estimate of two Um
is too high-for them to hot*
For tb* ,I*ck»o»vlU« Ft
New York, Oct. I .— Specs
commissioners have author
lection ol subscriptions for
tlie firemen of Jacksonville,
Pittsfield, Maas., Get, L—S
The mountains are white with m
morning, as the result of ye
Htorm. Tlie thermometer te belt
ing, and the air te very cold.
A Strange Body Moating te jRi
Next York, Oct. L— Spec
body of a man was seen fioa
perpendicular position in East 1
morning. When an suddenly adjacent p
tried to seise it, it san
officer, however, secured the
which was the Schiff name, “Joseph foul
It te believed eras
with. -------‘***^19
A Costly Kxpwrtn****.
New York, Oct. 1—Bice and
proved an annoyance to the m
John J. Frick, of this city, ami
day an attempt was made to gel
them. A large quantity ot W
placed in a vessel on the aet
and after it had been ignite te
ice# were closed up so a* m
peet«. About an hoar later f
noticed coming out of the
which showed that the su
worked to a charm, but to to
manner. The fire department little labor !
upon, and after a
were extinguished. Tlie da!
the furniture te estimated at <
the building can be repaired f<
sum.
Mr. Frick and his wife san 1
lower California for tfieir
left their home in charge of
daughters, result. who experiment®
disastrous