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About The Griffin daily news and sun. (Griffin, Ga.) 1889-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1889)
lr,r>‘ h , If ft &M , rPPlPb * # [ GEORGIA. U.8. A tling work broom fael quarry in car large tanooga andth. West, sad will break ground in a low days fora fourth road, cransctiug with a foarth indspendentsvstem. With its *vs whits and tom colored church- m, it has recently completed a 110,000 new Presbyterian churclp Ithas increased itspop- elatta* bjr naariy one ilth. It has attracted around iteborderairuit growers from nearly ssrjsrsritss Iruit evaporators In tLa State. frUthehouw of the grape audit* wine making capacity has don bled every year. It has successfully in¬ augurated a system ol public, schools, with a ■even years curriculum, second to none. This is part id tils record of a half decade and simply shows the progress of an already admirable city, with the natural advantages of having the Unset climate, rammer and ty, situated in west Kiddle Georg*, with a healthy,fertile and rolling country,1150 feet By the crara. of 1830, it will bare at alow estimate between 6 000 and 7,0BQ people,- «fd t§* area* ot ti* right •ort—wide-awake, up to the time*, ready to wete*$» etraagtre and anxious to erawe de¬ sirable settlers, who will not be any lees wel¬ come it they bring money to help build up the ora. There is about only one thing we need badly jnet now, and that Is a big hotel. We have several email ones, but their accom¬ modations are entirely too limited for our mine e, pleasure and health seeking guest*. If you see anybody that wants a good loca¬ tion for a hotel in the South, juet mention Griffin. 0 tiffin to the place where the timrrw Maws s published—dally and weekly-thej>e8t news¬ paper in the Empire State ol Georgia. Please enclose stomps in sending for sample copies, and descriptive pamphlet of Griffin! t This brief sketoh is written April 12th, 1*89, and Nil have to bstxhanged is a few months o embrace new enterprises commenced and ttofefcfod. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. HENHY C. PEEPLES, ATTORNEY AT LAW U A UPTON, OEOKOlA. .•reKhtil«sl i I tl«l JOHN J. HUNT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MUf-riN, OROUOU. Office, 31 Bill Street, Dp Stair*, over J, H. White’s Olothi i»p Store. mar22d&wly ■ is-? W ATTORNEY A^JLA^,, corner. nov2tf ATTOA&& = iffln, Ga. ITTOIWOTT tlW, CUVEUW * auuw. ’*■ dentists, ■-e ra- * No Doubt That the Barbarians Mean Business. • All the British Have Done So Far Be* Been to Prevent Their Drinking From the Nile—July and August Bad Month, fugi¬ for Fighting—arsitn Depots for tives Aleng the Nile. London, July 16.—The recent notion of conversion France in refusing Eagitian to assent to the of the debt unless withdrawal England would fix the ndefinite British troops date for fronr the of the khedive’s dominions has received grim, conclusive and highly diplomatio comment The eocentrio and fanatio areon tije way from Malta to been dispatched to Egypt. Four regi¬ ments stationed at Aldershot have been ordered to hold themselves in readiness to proceed to the front, in Egypt, at a moment’s notice. They Mean Business. There seems no doubt that the der- viahes means business. These dark bar¬ barians are hardy and warlike. Tele- Mohamet All Wood, Sir Gerard Graham, the Duke of Connaught, Gen. Stephenson or any otter general officer <*le to*W« saber who would not turn scarlet with shame to confess that these cafe-au-lait Egyptians could go where Britons dared not tread, but this history. fact, nevertheless, Diplomacy must go down into •ays if England wishes to remain in humanity and civilization, words that have already been pretty well exploited. If England has the oourage of her opinions, then let her capture Kliar- altogether. ^ ^y ptowras b ra w» tomr ffieir little td should : Many BW§ tribal k sheikhs government are tendering their M GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. T MORNING, JULY 16,188D. A BAY STATE TR AGEDY. A SsnmllU Man Attempts to Wipe Oat *' Bis ' Entire Family and Diet. Boston, July 15.—A horrible tragedy was enacted in Somerville at an early hour Saturday morning. The victims are Mrs. Catherine Smith, about the aiss-jssai provision and store busi¬ on a grocery ness. About 1 o’clock the neighbors were oWMaJu^- - A BvintUiui **# -tklwifi’mli . enables two persons to use one wire for MS MT&!!J d iv freed Hie telephone from the make-and-break of the tele¬ graph instrument of tiie line by resistance toe gradual by in¬ crease the agency of a small cap of fluid in toe line circuit. *■This miniature tank in the line cir¬ cuit fluid. is filled with a non-oonduoting Into the liquid dips a depending needle which b attsoiwd to a lever, which is also in toe line circuit. In the lower end oi the needle is inserted a the operator’s hand ashe^ the metal bar a,*h,'Sh or needles comes in oon- KSM, , 0, "‘ ratot “As the bar is raised by toe release of »thiftSd°,X£'*totf*i.££ ducting tip, through admitting which of toe the electric current passes, use of the wire for telephoning, but not of sufficient amount to close the>teleg»ph drenit, or in other words, thihmount of the current is so slight as to operate the armatures toe same ;.pfifriiTS as in the Morse sys¬ tem. - . , POISONED ICE CREAM. ’ Dun & Company, Official Crop Report Better Than Was Expected. has been favorable to business pros¬ pects. Tho official crop report for July l was not only an assurance of large yield, but evidence that the reported in¬ juries to wheat, ootton and com bad not been as serious as many believed. Gold exports the were stopped demand by and a alaofc- eningof foreign here in the offerings de¬ cided improvement of commercial bills. The treasury put out money more freely, and the demand from the interior was made without change of rates here. The railroads made great progress, apparently, to- without rararvfa 1nurnw A A J _____il - 1-___L _ that collections have improved where there had been most oomplaint, and the latest" usual. accounts are more satisfactory than At Chicago, banks have been so far that brokers are circulating the rumor that a banking trust has been formed, though to be obtainable outride money at better does than not appear 8per cent The indications point to some monetary pressure this fell, unless the treasury The great succeeds industries in disbursing whom, freely. are, on a in better shape, discoverable, though some southern signs of pig danger recently are offered in some vain at §18 50, has been Bold at §17. Bails are in bet¬ ter demand, with rumoredsales amount¬ ing to 34,000 tons, and §38 is now the bottom prioe. But the great strike at violence the Oorniege at the mills, outset, accompanied lead with to rather extended veiy disturbance may of, the in- dU w£l is but unchanged the persistent in price conservatism at eastern markets, who buying only of manufacturers, necessities are for immediate and running only and part weakening force, begins high to have holders effect, is a ^Stock among M 1rh« 6 Exchange has been strengthened by very favorable accounts of negotiations between railroad man- over last year, and tho weakening of the speculation in wheat is also a favorable sign as to the monetary future. The business failures against during the last last seven days were 239, 203 week and 215 tiie week previous to the last For tiie corresponding week of last year t he figures were 240. SENAT OR HOAR~ RILEP. He Refuses to Accept the Valparaiso Con¬ sulship. Chicago, July 15.—A Tribune special from Enst Saginaw, Mich., says: Bos¬ well 0. How, named Wednesday for consulate at Valparaiso, returned Fri¬ day evening from the east. He abso¬ lutely refuses to accept the appoint¬ ment sult Mr. He Hoar regards tiie been matter hard as worker an in¬ has a in and the thinks Republican he b entitled ranks for to many recognition years, and reward. His friends say he is not popular with tiie head oi the present administration on account of his efforts as chairman of the Michigan delegation when he at the National convention, wmhed for Gen. R. A. Alger. Released From Practical Slavery. NkWYork, July 15. -The steamship Mount Edgecombe, which arrived here of Friday, the victims brought of from Liverpool Yucatan Jack, sixteen who, by false representations, were induced to go to that country, and who there fotrnd themselves in a state of practical slavery. efforts Their of of return the was brought sent out about for by by that the the efforts man purpo se. Miscegenation amt Murder. VraoENNES, lad., July 15.—Jonathan Cox, a worthless colored man, was sent to jail Friday named for Moses killing Hamilton, a notorious also character colored. Both men married white women, and in a quarrel last Sunday, growing out of their wives, Cox slashed Hunilfon across the abdomen with a razor which resulted in toe latter’s The Vatican and the quirlnai—War Maws. OOter Cablegram*. London, July 13.— A dispatch from Borne brings tire intelligence that nego* tiations ore in progress between tire pope ami Italian premier, Orispi, look¬ ing to a reconciliation between the Vati¬ can and the QoirinaL The Popolo Ro- ma|o held assorts consistory that the which pope the very cardinals recently a were constrained to attend without their usual attendants. Those extraordinary precautions to insure secrecy, coupled with the fact that the session of the consistory lasted over two hours, render it oertaiu that the oardinals were called together to ance. When, in addition to thiiif it is known that Signor Orispi Orispi only only two two days days before in the Italian lion chamber ohambor hinted hinted that steps had been taken by his gov¬ ernment with the looking Vatican, to it an becomes exchange reasonably of views certain that the oardinals liad under consideration the whole questiou of a reconciliation with the government of King Humbert Will Bern,In in Boas*. The Vienna correspondent of The Times says: Austria, through Cardinal Galemborti, Vienna, the papal nuncio at has prevailed upon the pope to remain at Borne in order to avoid em¬ barrassing The Osservatore the Italian Bomano government that should the pope be forced to exile says him¬ self from Borne, he will not ask soverignty merely request from temporary any power, hospitality, but will as he will oertainly return to Borne. An Important Mettafce. Berlin, July 15.— The Cologne Ga¬ zette that the gives Busuan prominence minister, to a statement who is war staying important at dispatch Vichy, from has received the a very The czar. missive was of such importance that it could not be intrusted to an ordinary military courier, but was delivered by an officer of the Russian guard, a rela¬ tive of the war minister. WaMersoe to Vl»lt St. Petersburg. London, July 15.— The Berlin Boer- that sen Courier oonfirms the report Emperor dersee William special will mission send to Count St Peters¬ Wal- on a burg turn from immediately his yachting on the tour former’s along the re¬ impression Norway coast at St The Petersburg. news creates a good Servln Arming. Belgrade, July 15.—The military oouucil has decided to arm 30, oOO men of tiie third levy. FROM WASHI NGTON TO DEER PARK. Tho President leaves tha White Boose For a Few bay’, Keereatlon. Washington, July 15.—The presi¬ dent, Secretary Windom, Mrs Windom, Miss Florence Windom and Private Secretary Halford left the city at 3 o’clock Friday afternoon for Deer Park on a special car attached to the regular Mrs, Windom train. and Miss Windom will remain with Mrs. Harrison at Deer Park for a month or more. Safe Arrival at Deer Park. * Deer Park, MtL, July 16.— President Harrison and Secratary Windom and family, here at and 6:30 Secretary o’clock Friday Halford evening. arrived A depot large to welcome crowd of the people president. was Nearly at the all the summer visitors having turned out for that purpose. The Hon. presidential party Davis were reoeived by Henry carriages G. and Stephen in waiting B. for Elkins, toeiroon- whose were venience. The president was Aren directly Harrison to and the Mrs. cottage McKee, occupied and by Secre¬ Mrs. tary Windon and family were drivenjto white the Baltimore and Ohio hotel, they have engaged rooms for several weeks. j, At Cumberland and Martinsburg, the president tion, was both aooorded places a he rousing shook recep¬ hands and at with many people. __ Skull Crushed with a Hammer, Winchester, Powell Ky., July 1 A—John Williams, wounded of Ben. Pendleton, county, was of fatally Thursday. by The parties this county, sawing logs with cross-cut were and a saw, Williams Williams repeatedly repeatedly charged____________ charged Pendleton with bearing down upon the saw. An Williams altercation struck" Anally Pendleton ensued, in with which an adz, and the latter threw a hammer at him, fatal orushing wound. the Friends skull of and the inflicting injured a man he escaped, attempted and to has mob not Pendleton, been arrested. but Steamer Sank—Eleven Live* Laat Rapel, Panama, belonging July to 15.—The the Compaua steamship Sud American de Valaores, left Valparaiso on April 20, calling at Talcahuano for Monteveido and Buenos Ayres. The vessel has since been reported lost The information was received from Castro. According to the advices received the Rapel struck on the rooks at toe Ham¬ blin or the Socombislands on the 26th, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, and im¬ mediately went down. Eleven of her crew were lost Stra igr Disk J. Birmingham, Murphy, of Ala., this July city, 18.—Mrs. dif*l Friday J. after suffering few e^ght years with Davb rains in her stomach. Drs. Steves and performed stomach considerably an autopsy and than found pound in the more a of wood mid a piece at cloth thirteen feet long. The supposed, woman chewed dipped snuff, aud and, swallowed it is her brushes, but the up physi¬ cians are at a loss to account for the presence of the cloth. _ likely to Defeat the Strikers at The Electric System Will Prob¬ ably Be Adopted. With Them the Brasil Weak CwlOMh •f#ay'» F«*e« Wttt Be Surfaced Fraat , 9 ,OOO to TOO Men—Dletreee Isereaelag pose of mining oral, and it is probable will go to Hooking valley, U„ where these electric machines are used, audit the Brazil B1 that the putt mines would 700 men, inst ployed with 1 met the needy Friday miners. to open The oonl am aggregated §696.63. The: pendents of seventy-live. reported The was 8,81 amo for distribution was about at tribute the last the meeting, shortage and to tin ti lated by Secretary Johnsoi board of charities, that t had agreed to arbitrate. 1 era thought by this that tt ended, and the commit many letters of inquiry. ident Nutt aud Secretary Martin, BVrikere together*» obtain their with vote a detectives. force of twenty Superintendent men aud tenjiri- Eral- Dewey Withdraws from the JoaraaL iJaStSUdMC the official of the KmghtoofLa- bor, A. M. organ Dewey hie with- announces drawal - ■ as ii* its publisher. publisher. There There is b an an impression KSSTt-Ss that Dewey is going into the ^^^ ^of T^Jm i^ 888, BgW sSft&gst Seven Weeks Without Fay. sssgss not D66H paw xor seven ween. THE F RENCH SY STEM Of Identifying Criminals Leaves »• Basse _/ tor Mistakes. 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