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thrown before the people at less
its value, they are ready to the ap-
your effort to save n
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[Koods Ihe merchant for who 50 per holds cwrt. bis is goods left.
per cent, will get there every
%e realize goods. this fact and are
ay selling the
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r will be at the different precincts and Oonn- for
the purpose of collecting State
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You will And me at Hasselkus’ shoe
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£$, Save from October books will 1st. be until closed. December The
when my duty to close and issue
«w makes it my the
4 {as on that day and I will do as
law requires ^Tai T. R. NUTT, Oa
Collector Spalding Co..
"BLAKELY & ELLIS,
Funeral Directors
All grades cloth-covered, Caskets. (Metallic Prompt and and
«H^hl Wood Coffins and
attention. Free Hearse. Embalming Carriage*
tad ell details attended to.
op reasonable terms Call* answered day
if arfc*
JUNK 41 HOLIDAY ms,
A Beautiful Assortment of
SILVER and
CUT GLASS
Suitable for Wedding and Holiday
Presents, just reoeived and at the
Lowest Cut Prices. I cordiall yin-
rite you to come and see them.
J. H. HUFF,
*4 Hill Street, Griffin, Ga.
THE NEW WAY.
WOMEN TV used
to think “fe¬
rn s le diseases ”
could only bo
treated after “lo-
c a 1 examina¬
tions" by physi¬
cians. Dread of
such treatment
kept thousands of
modest women
silent about their
suffering. Thein-
_ troduction of
Wine of Cardul has now demon¬
strated that nine-tenths of all the
cases of menstrual disorders do
not all. require The a physician's attention
at simple, pure
m&u
taken In the privacy of a woman's
own home insures quick relief and
speedy hesitate cure. Women need not
now. Wine of Cardui re¬
quires no humiliating examina¬
tions for its adoption. It cures any
disease that comes under the head
of ‘‘female troubles”—disordered
menses, “whites,” failing change of of life. the It womb, makes
women beautiful by making them
well. It keeps them young by
keeping them healthy. $1.00 at
the drug store.
For advice In cases rsqnlrinr special
directions, Ladies’ address, giving symptoms,
the Advisory Department,
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta¬
nooga, Tenn.
W. 1 . ADDiSCT, M.D., Ctry, Miss., ujtt
"I use Wine of Cardui extensively in
preparation my practice and for find female it a most troubles.” excellent
IS TOO LOW
IN PRICE,
But we can’t
--help it. cheap Bat
we can do your work
and we will. Repairs on
Wagons and Buggies, Re¬
pairs Cushions, on Harness, Repairs We
on good Tops, &c. and
have workmen
will guarantee all work
done. and Bring us your work
get our prices.
H. P. EADY & CO.
COIL THAT IS COAL,
And not slate or trash, is what the
people want. We have it in Cli¬
max at 14 and $4.50 delivered, and
the well-known Montevallo, which
wo sell at $5.00, Bay now while
priced are low and before the cold
snap catches you out.
Also, all kinds of Lumber, Shin¬
Blinds, Sash, Paints, Oils, Etc.
lowest market prices.
Call on Newton Coal and Lumber
corner Hill and Broad¬
way, or order through Telephone
No. 5. J. M. Muxs, Manager.
J. M. Kelly. J. M. Thomas.
KELLY & THOMAS,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
628 E. Solomon Street,
Bass Bros.
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This Week.
»DR PRICES OS DRESS GOODS J
WILL CAPTURE THE TRADE.
f
fy The sale will be extraordinary in values on high grade
merchandise.
Impoited Patterns reduced very-much in price this
week.
All classes of Dress Goods will go at cut prices.
Red ani White Flannels, Drew, Selby & Co’s Fine
Shoes, School Shoes for Children.
Hiss Snyder has just received her second scock of
Fine flillinery,
*hich |Will be ready for inspection tc-morrow. Bring
°*w old hat along and let her make it new at little cost.
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Come for Bargains and you shall not be disappointed.
BASS BROS. [
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10. 1897.
Few Spanish Troops Are Fit to
Continue the Fight.
BLUE OUTLOOK FOB OB*. BLAB00
r* ®M»HIU Bxtaa.lv* Fraud. ta Coma*,
ttaa With tb. Faymaat of Soldier, and
Vlada Only a Smalt Number of M#«
Abta ta Support Him—lnaandUrta. Oat.
ting la Thalr Work oa tb. bland.
New York. Not. 15. —A dispatch to
The’Herald from Havana aaya: Mach
incredulity is expressed publicly as to
the ability of the government to per¬
suade or compel the grinders to resame
planting and to afford protection. The
notion of the insurgents does not seem
to have been taken into consideration
and without their consent for an ex¬
change of tribute, no amount of gov¬
ernment protection oan avail to prevent
of the inoeudiarism horning of cane. Renewed work
Smoke Is is said to have began.
Havana, seen distant rising to the southwest of
apparently about 80
miles, and it is reported that the rebels
are burning plantations
Application of the decree of amnesty
still hangs fir*. General Blanco is anx¬
ious to get the American prisoners off
his hands, but is fettered by red tape,
hands the Competitor prisoners being in the
of the naval authorities, and
many formalities most be gone through
With before they are released. It is ex-
peoted, however, they will soon be at
liberty. Louis gomeiilan, who is a
prisoner here, is in the same predica¬
ment, being in the hands of the civil
authorities. There are ouly two other
Americans in Santiago de Cuba and
their release has been ordered.
General Blanco’s investigations into
the condition of Spain's army in Ouba
have already revealed a deplorable con.
dition of affairs. Not only are frauds
in connection with the payment of
troops brought to light, £ut proof is be¬
ing obtained that of the 200,000 men
sent to General Weyler, only a small
percentage are now fit for active ser¬
vice.
The towns are garrisoned principally
by convalescent soldiers, too weak in
many instances to offer more than a fee-
ble resistance to the attack of rebels
One of the first army surgeons says
that one of the most difficult tasks of
the new administration wiii be to care
for Spain’s ill troops Iu notone of the
hospitals of Havana, for example, is
there any available beds On Nov. 6
the military governor of this city re¬
ceived a message to the effect that
500 ill and wounded soldiers were oa
their way to Havana by the Mstauoas
railroad.
He oommuuioated this fact to the
hospital reply that antboritie* it absolutely only to receive impossible the
was
to receive another man.
The military oomtnander iu Guineas
reports hospital that there patieuts iu without the military
are entirely med¬
icines and other necessaries and that
the food snpplv is entirely inadequate.
The small hospital fund, he states, is
long siuo* expended shopkeepers. eud large amounts
are owing to Proprietors
of stores have notified the hospital au¬
thorities that they will not furnish any
more good* an credit In other towue
the condition of affairs is similar.
DAUNTLESS IS BACK AGAIN.
B$U«f«d In J«ek$ 0 BVlll« Th«e 9li« Untied
Another Caban Kxpeilillvn.
Jacksonville, Via, Nov. 15.—The
famous tug Dauntless is back iu port
after an absence of several mouths.
When she left Jacksonville she went
quietly to towing vessels, but when the
press announced that the sohoouer Sil¬
ver Heels had left New York with a
cargo of munitions of war for Cuba she
started out in search of “wreckers.”
Two weeks later the Dauntless put
into Key West, where she was detained
a day, but then released on an order
from the secretary of the treasury, and
was then allowed to proceed to Jack¬
sonville.
At the mouth of St. John’s river she
was ordered into quarantine at Fernan-
diua, as Captain Floyd refused to make
oath that he had not been iu foreign
waters against which Florida is quaran¬
tined. The Dauntless went to Fenian-
diua, was disinfected, then oarne here.
Wife of a Pnglliet Suicide*.
Cincinnati, Not. 15.—A special to
The Commercial Tribune from Brasil,
Iud., says: The wife of Denver Ed
Smith, the pugilist, taklug committed strychnine. suicide
here in her room by
She was 85 years old. Np cause is as¬
signed. The only writing she affection¬ left was
a note to her little son, very
ately begging him to grow np a good
Town of Tftrbaro Hu % F*Iro.
Raleigh, Nov. 15.—A special from
boro says: The Bryan House, owned
Judge Howard, and W. H. McNair's
brick drug store were destroyed by $8,000, fire.
Bryan’s place was valued at
no insurance. The other loss was
by $8,000 insurance. The roof
Morris’ store and his goods were
sl ightly.
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Rood Will Ha Completed.
Glnndon, N. 0L, Nov. 15.—It is re¬
that William A. Guthrie, one of
promoters of the Durham and
railroad, has placed the nec¬
bonds to insure its completion
the cities mentioned. Work is
in progress on the line and 9 miles
in operation.
D*ly*aaf$* Oandi<I*t« Wfao.
Athene, Nov. 15.— M. Romas, the
candidate, has, been elected
of the chamber ef deputies by
vote of 88 to 8. Sieves deputies re¬
from voting. <
Til I mao Far OoT.ruorT
Columbia, 8. O., Nov/ ail IS.— There is
talk of effort bring
ffad* to induce Senator Tillman to
to the state and nuke the race for
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London, Nov. 15. — Jobu Fleming,
of the National ByMing olnh,
SEVERAL NEW IN DUSTRIES.
Cation FaatorU*. KI.etrlo Light Float*,
Fiaartu* Mill*, It to,, la Ilia Sooth.
Chattanooga, Nor, 16.—Among the
new in< ns tries for the week just ended
The Tradesman reports the following!
The Baresville Compress company, cap¬
ital 930.000, Batetrille, Ark.; electric
light plants at Oorkin. Ky.; Camden,
S. C.; Brownsville, Balia* and Terrel,
Tex; extensive chemical works at Wil¬
mington, N. O.; the Novelty Mill com-
pauy, capital $900,000, at Parkersburg,
W. va. and other large flouring nulls
at Gaither, Ark.! Oherryvilie, N. O.,
and Lebauon, Tenn. .v
Engine works will be erected at Port*,
mouth, Va.; the Charleston Band and
Mining company, capital $500,000, has
been chartered at Ohiplescuii, W. Va;
the Whitney Goal company, capital
$10,000, at Louisville, Ky.; the Buford
Buford, Saddlery oompauy, pital $ 12 , 000 . at
Ga; the W Virginia Tor-
pedo and Powder oomi apauy, capital $50,.
000, at Sietenville, W. Va; the Con¬
sumers’ Petroleum Oil company, capital
$13,000, at Corsicana Tea, and the
Williamson Oil company, capital $o0,-
000, at Welob, W. Va
A cotton mill will be erected at
Scooba, Miss., and woodworking plants
wiii be established at Oampbellaville
and Dickson, Tenu., and Gilmertou,
Va
The enlargements are also an import¬
ant feature of the week, among the
number being:
Toe Gordon Chemical works at Round
Mountaiu, Ala; the pl&nt of the Au¬
gusta (Ga) Street $35.000;'the Railway oompauy,
at a cost of Macon (Ga)
Gas Light and Water-Company's plants,
at a cost of $100,000; the Alabama
Fouudry and Machine works. New De¬
catur, Ala.; and Cotton mills at Merid¬
ian, Miss., New London, N, O., and
Yorkville, 8. O.
Ths Marietta (Ga.) Paper Manufac¬
turing oompauy will increase its capital
from $150,000 to $250,00).
NEWBOLD FEARS, A NOOSE.
Cw*l»M* Who KillaU Baa. t»r. Vuraar
Is lfaw la tit* I'llf ot Uelambla.
Colombia, 8.0.,Nov. 15.— Chief Detec¬
tive Newbold is in Columbia, but where
cannot be ascertained. He came from
Winneboro, 80 miles, in a private con¬
veyance, with ex-Constable Stevenson.
Chief of Police Daly spotted the car¬
riage leaving the governor’s mansion,
but Stevensou was ths only occupant.
Governor Ellerbe refuses any infor¬
mation. Newbold is not iu jail or at
the penitentiary. Stevenson admits
coming here with him, bnt will talk no
further. It is understood Newbold
called on Stevenson, asking his com¬
pany to Columbia, aufl said, that being
a state officer he wished to suneudor to
the governor, bat on condition that he
should not go baok to Spartanburg to
be indiotea by thq grand jury now sit¬
ting there. He fears lynching.
WHJSKY H OUSE A WINNER.
Daalaloa Kamtarad In Atlanta That Will
Hnrt Ih* UMitanaarr.
Atlanta, Nov. 15.—Judges Pardee
and Newman of the United State*
court have handed down a decision in
the famous dispensary case, enjoining
the Southern from refusing to haul
liquor The into Booth Carolina in future.
decision it an important one, in
that the original package law is in¬
volved. The judges decided that liq¬
uors and wines m bottles packed in
boxes and shipped in oarload lots were,
under the law of South Carolina,
clearly admiasable, and should be
bandied by any railway.
The case has attracted great atten¬
tion. The trouble whisky compauy lias never
had any with the Southern in
this respeot until s few weeks^ago,
when the latter refused positively to
haul any more goods into South Caro¬
lina.
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DURHAM H AS TW O DEATHS.
Mardarar U Compallad ta Taka a Doom
ot H|$ Own Ntdivlni,
Ddbham, N. O., Nov. 18 .—In East
Durham, s negro named Henry Green
went to the home of Sallie Lassiter, a
negro woman, who is a tenant of R. O.
Scoggins, and for some reason shot and
killed her 10-year-old son and fhd.
Scoggins got his rifle, and with two
companions When they went after tne murderer.
fonnd him Greeu turned
toward them and reached for his pistol,
whereupon 8ooggins shot and killed
him.
Scoggins surrendered himself to an
officer, was given a bearing before a
magistrate and released.
Hamptoa at HI* Old Hama.
Columbia, S. Q., Nov. 16.—General
Hampton arrived here from Washing,
ton, and has taken np his residence in
Millwood. In regard to the public state-
meat that he would immediately begin
writing the of history of the cavalry of
the army northern Virginia, he said
he had no such intention. He had been
urged to undertake that ardaotu) work,
bnt had not decided to do so. Genriai
Hampton result expressed himself feelingly
about the of the election in Mary¬
land, which will result in Gorman’s re-
tiremeut.
Cataaal Boyd la a CudMtla
Washington, Nov. 15.—A concerted
movement is to be made by southern
politicians, led by Senator Pritchard
and southern national committeemen,
to have Colonel James E. Boyd, as¬
sistant attorney general, promoted to
the cabinet should Attorney General
McKenna be appointed to national the supreme
bench. Mr. Boyd is the com¬
mitteeman from North Carolina, and
his friends urge his competence and fit.
ness as unexcelled._
Thirty Star** Bara la One Tow*.
Columbia. & O., Nov. 15.—The town
of Kershaw has been almost wiped out
by fire. Twenty-eight stores were de¬
stroyed, eight of which were empty.
Lorn over $100,000, insurance one-third.
The dispensary and loss original package
stone are a total
Camyramtaad a Damage Caaa.
Raleigh, Nov. 16.—Engineer Pleas¬
ants, who lost a band in a collision on
ths Seaboard Air lime, got a verdict for
$11,000 damages. The
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DDRRANT SOON TO UK
The Noted Murder Case Takes
an Unexpected Turn.
1UF0&TAST ORDER TO BE 1BSUED
It IS Aaitoauoad la Waahlogtoa That the
Supreme Coart Will Diva Oat l»* Maa*
Sat* H**taking tb* Kxaeatloa ot the *aa
Fraaafeea Orimlaai Immediately—A*-
Uiw ef Attorney Audaraoa.
Washington, $fov. 18.
of Assistant Attorney Goueritl Ander¬
son the supreme court has deemed to
issue immediately its mandate m the
Durrani murder ease. No reps^senta-
THRO DO a* DDBBANT.
tive of Durraut was iu court when the
motion was made, and the court, after
a hurried consultation ou the bench,
announced through Chief Justice Fuller
that the mandate should issue forth¬
with.
Mr. Anderson thinks this will settle
the matter and hasten Durraut’* execu¬
tion. He said he would have made the
motion sooner but for the necessity of
giving notion to Dnrrant’s counsel
SHOT HU SBAND AND SELF.
HmIm Woman Driven ta m Hmh Aet by
Poverty nodi Slokuam.
Boston. Not. 15.—Frank McLaugh¬
lin and his wife Mary were fonnd in an
unooosoions condition in their home iu
Booth Boston. Both had been shot
both, it is thought, will die.
The man was revived by the physi-
elans who were summoned, and in a
short time was able to talk. He in¬
formed the police that his wife had
shot him while he was asleep and that
sue afterwards attempted to kill herself.
McLaughlin, who is in the advanced
stage of consumption, has been ordered
to tbe hospital The police believe that
bis wife, driven to deeperatiou, decided
to end both of their live*. They had
lived in abject destitution aud there
was only a siugle piece of bread in their
room.
Two month* ego a child we* born to
the couple and died at the age of 3
weeks, and the event seemed to weigh
heernly ou married the woman’s mind. They
had been about a year.
THE EARL Y LIFE O F THORN.
Mow Tore Offlalai* Are la PhflaAalyhia
Doable* Op Orimlaai Raaord*.
Philadelphia, Nov. 15.— Several of
tbe Queen* county (New York) officials
are in Philadelphia looking up the
criminal records in an endeavor, if pos¬
sible, to learn something more about
the earlier life of Martin Thorn, the al¬
leged murderer of William Gulden-
■uppe, the Turkish bath rubber. In
coueequenoe of the statement made at
the Long Island prison by a man claim¬
ing identified to be a Philadelphia Thorn detective, that
he as the person who
bad served a sentence in Motllmensing
prison for stealing a diamond pin, the
officials came here to investigate-
Chief Clerk White of the Philadelphia
court of qnarter sessions, went through
his books, but no record whatever could
be found ef the oouviotion of a diamond
thief that would fit with the story told
in New York. The records of ths de¬
tective department were also searched,
bnt with the same futile results.
Haitian or* and Okie Kamlaga
Baltimore, Nov. 16.—The annual re¬
port of President Cowan of the Balti¬
more and Ohio Railroad company, sub¬
mitted to tbe stockholders here, shows
gross earning* tor the year ending June
80, 1807, of $25,583,122, an increase of
$1,887,840 over the previous year, and
$2,784,040 more than 1805. Tbe total
expenses of the line were $80,013,003,
an increase of $2,438,678.
Rltaal of the folk* RarlMd.
Grand Rapids, Nov. 16. — At the
last session of ths grand lodge ot
the order of Elks in Minneapolis last
summer, a committee was appointed
with George B. Party of this city as
chairman, to revise the rituaL The
committee has completed its task and
work under the new ritual will be ex¬
emplified Dec. 10 and in U. Daisy lodge iu this city.
Smith a»4 Dimmm tm AT««t
San Fbancisoo, Nov. 15.— Arrange¬
ments have been perfected for a second
meeting between Solly Smith and
Georg* Dixon to take place in this city
in February. The fight will be pulled
off before the Oooideutal club.
Chris Chin Coavletad.
SPAKTANNCBa. & a, Nov. 18.—The
fonnd Chris Cannon guilty of mur¬
after being out 36 minutes. It will
remembered that be murdered Cap¬
J. H. Blassingame about a year
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Xiaatrt* Hallway Ltaa.
Dahionega, Ga, Nor. 15—Surveys
being made /or an electric railroad
which, it i* stated, may be built
mJESme*' Dahioaega to Gainesville, \ a d i*-
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THE SUN, Established 1877
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HORSE SHOW IN NEW YORK.
Oaly a New rivyi* Attend tb* F#r«*at
Opening—fragrant Far tb* Day-
New York. Nov. 15 —There were bnt
few people present in Madison Square
Garden at the boar aet for tb* formal
opening of tbe thirteenth annual «xbi-
bitiott ot the National Horae Show ot
America The weather was damp and
foggy all the forenoon, aud, moreover,
tbe program for tbe first half day was
not each as to attract a general attend*
MMMt
At 10 o'clock the actual work of ex¬
hibiting began with the exercising of
hones ta the ring under the supervis¬
ion of the riding master. This went ou
for half an hour, when the ring wee
cleared for preliminary trials over the
jump* aud 103, of the bona* entered In dosses them- 09
animals acquitting alii
selves creditably »biy to to be be allowed to com-
pete In the fli nal trial* set down for a
later iriod in the exhibition. Tble oc¬
cupied the time until receea
At the afternoon eeseion there wet a
little better attendance, but still the
number of visitor* present was small.
There are those who regard this ea
thu crucial year of tbe ehow. It is
Claimed that oooiety, which for so
many year* baa nude the show * pert
of vanity fair, has tired of it It Is a
fact that the sal* of boxes fell off a
oould good deal have and tb* people who last year
not obtained a box at any
prwa, are this year baxboldera The
tame is true also of the reserved seat*
in the first tier. There the receipt* fell
off some $38,000 from lest year. It is
said that those members of society who
will grace tb* show with their presence
iu the main will keep away from the
boxes.__
DIVORCE CASE D ISMISSED.
Salt Brought by Lar.tta Small-Ferd
Ageist Her Ho-bud Settled.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 15.—Ths noted
divorce oose of Loretta Small-Ford, the
daughter of Evangelist Sem Small,
against her husband, Stuart Ford, which
has exited national attention, has been
dismissed from the law and equity court
of Richmond, a mutual agreement hav¬
ing been signed by the parties inter¬
ested. which oonstitote, in this state, a
limited divorce. The terms of tb* agree-
ment are in substance as follows:
The parties agree to the withdrawal
of tbe suit. There is a private agree¬
ment between the parties adjusting all
claims on account of oUmony and
dower, and ell the interests which Mrs.
Ford has as tbe wife of Stuart Ford
might have in Ford the contingent interest
of tb* Stuart estate upon * fair
Mrs. Ford win eventually benefit by
this agreement.
The plaintiff. Stuart Ford, agrees to
pay all tbe cost* attached to the suit
Mrs Ford reserves the right to apply
for divorce whenever she chooses in
any state of the Union bnt Virginia.
Altar a Slava Raid lag Friaaa.
Lagos, West Coast Africa, Nov. 1A—
Acting under instruction# from tb# Brit¬
ish Niger country, Major Arnold, in
command of 180 men belonging to tbe
Niger constabulary, with field guns and
Maxim rapid fire guns, has gous to Arku
to restore order in that territory. Tbe
slave raiding Prlnoa Man, who is en¬
trenched. In a place fonr days march
from the river Ark*, for a month past,
has been raiding tbe Akpeto tribe* fas
80 miles around his headquarters.
Wmmi Waal Higher Wage*.
New York. Nov. 15.—A thousand
men and women eugaged in the second¬
hand clothing trad* have banded them¬
selves together itrto an organisation to
be known as ths Fressers’, Cleaners’
aud Bnsbslers' anion. Ths members
contemplate a strike before tb* end of
the week looking to the betterment of
their oondltlon, aud especially in tb*
matter of wage* It is stated that
1,900 employes in the cloak making in¬
dustry are still out.
Mint*ter After Indian Murderers.
Denver, Nor. 15.—Rsv. Myron W.
Bead, pastor of Broadway temple, has
oreated something of e sensation while
disooasing the killing of the Ute In¬
dians by deputy gams wardens in Colo¬
rado by declaring that he intends to see
that Warden Wileox and his depnties
ere tried for murder. He also de¬
nounced the preachers who have re¬
mained silent in the matter.
A lA»fl$t4*t 19/wa Abrtmtl.
Paris, Nov. 15. — Dr. Thomas W.
Evans, the famous American dentist,
who facilitated the flight of tbe ex-
Empress Eugenie from Paris in 1870,
died suddenly here.
DAILY MARKET REPORTS
OnttM Natures.
Naur York, Sot. 14
opt* cures
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jfoyim&lnr December...... S l!
Spot cotton cloaed at ( 19-1* cents.
Grata aad Fravlslons.
Chicago, Sot 14
ora* cures
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Naval Stare*.
Sava**am. Nov. 15.—Turpentine firm at
WH; sates LOW casks: receipts «# KtoS: cask*.
Rosin form; sale*. 3,8ow bblj receipts I; Kftl A,
window glare $9.44; waterwhits $9 84.
Wiukmgco*.N a.Nsv. 14 —Modn steady;
strained. $1.
stt barrels. ___j nr m at s
firm at 41 are
Rayai reafcss tb* lead pars.
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Absolutely POWDER Pur*
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Alleged Murderer of Ponder 1$
Arraigned In Atlanta.
mi 8E0UEED WITHOUT TR0U1
Several WlUalM For th* Froaaaallan K(-
amload at tb* Sitting—Casas at
Sts ill a a and Wares, »» •! to It* tb* Her.
tender’* Aeoaniplie*., loailuusd by Ms.
last lioaaaat.
Atlanta, Nov. 15.—At 9:80 Walter
O'Qniun, L Stiensu and Johns Simon,
tbs thre* men who are charged with
the marder ot Patrolman Ponder on
last Monday night, were brought before
Judge Candler in the superior court for
trial.
By oonsant ot both defense and pro**,
eution it was docidsd to try each man
separately. Walter O'Quinn was
first to be placed on trial. Wi'
much trouble a jury was selected i
thre* witnesses for ths prosecution 1
been examined up to noon. Tb* <
then took a recess of au hour,
day* of O’Quiiin will probably const
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FIRST GUN HAS BEEN FIRED.
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Started bjr tb* Spaabar.
An, ANT A, Nov. 15.—Th* first
ths fight on tbe state
fired iu tb* house when Speaker
kins introduced a resolution
that tbe general assembly in
Sion hear the trustees of the
oa ths criticism* which have bee;
of the management of that
This was objected to by Mr.
and ax-Governor Boynton of tba
mittee. who*# report recoin
withdrawal of- the agricultural
from the university. Sneaker J
and Mr. saying Slaton it of Fulton replied
spirit, was a sorry t
Georgians refuted a hearing
servant*
Mr. Blalock declared his willingness
to give the trustees a hear ng, but ip.
stated that it be done in committed
the whole where the trustees could
questioned by members of th# house.
His substitute was accepted by Speaker
Jt-nkius and the debate olosed.
Th* resolution of Speaker Jenkins
was brought on by a message read in
the bouse from the governor including
a letter from N. J, Hammond, president
of th# board of trusts**, asking for a
hearing before them.
At Mr. Calvin's request, th* bill to
require tbe branding of mixed floor
aud tbe bill to authorise disabled and
indigent veterans to engage in busiuea*
without lioense, Friday were mad* th* special
order for morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Henderson’s bill to inSafpor***!,.
the town of Ooilla, in Irwin county,
>
Mr WAUin* of Gilmer bad th* bill
for the eleotiou of judges and solicitor*
-re a. are. are re
A message from the governor com*
municated to the legislature tbe request
of th# trustees of the state university,
through President Hammond, for a
hearing on the measure affecting the*
institution.
In tbe senate no business of import¬
ance was transacted. No new bills
were passed or introduced. A m ssas g*
from the governor similar to tb* oa*
read in tbe honse was read in the sen¬
ate.
Senator Shropshire of th* Forty-sec¬
ond district, in a speech, roasted Th*
Constitution for an article printed in
that paper in reference to the convict
lease system.
Senator Shropshire stated that the ar¬
ticle would tend to cause a dissension
between the two bodies of the legisla¬
ture and that he did not approve of tb*
paper* printing anything that would
likely terminate in that direction.
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Moucut, Nor. id—New cases; Lea
Smith, South Carolina corner La*
rence; Henry Jones, a negro, CIO No
conception; Brno* Hayes, 54 Sonlh C
ceptiou. Recoveries: Sister I
Charles McKSOUgh, John Pratt.
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