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Newspaper Page Text4 THE MACOH TELEGRAPH: THUBSDAT MORNING, JULY 26, 1894. THE MACON TELEGRAPH. PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR > AND WEEKLY. Office 569 Mulberry Street. K.w York link. 100 K. Klfir.nlli Hirool. TUB DAILY TELBORAPH-Dellvered by carrion In the city, or mailed, postage I free, to cents a month; 11.75 for three ! months; 53.W for six months; 57 for one year;'every day except Sunday. 50. THE TRI-WEEKLY TELKGHAHH—Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays, or Tuce- I days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Three months, R; six months, 55; ono year, W. THE SUNDAY TELKORAPH-By mall, BtltlHCMPTWNS-Payablo In advance. Remit by postal order, check or regis tered letter. Currency by mall at risk of sender. COMMUNICATIONS—All communications should be addressed, and all orders, checks drafts, etc., mads payable to TUB TELEGRAPH. Macon, Oa. ANY SUBSCRIBER to the Dally Telegraph will confer a grent favor on this ofllce by Informing us If the Tel egraph falls to arrive y bb tlrat mall train leaving the city after 4 o'clock a. m. each day. GORMAN AND CLEVELAND. Humidor Gorman’* gpuetih attacking UK jitYrihlnit was a strong and skillful one, cnuHldurutl from Olio Mhuntpoat of a pmaa.-ailiw cktuumc-y. He wont far towtml proving Uaat the praddunt tfaa nat glvctu the acnhliork of lifa own putty bln uattro uunlhloitco autl (lid gtvo tbctu cuuso to urinuutlcrnDUul Us position uu Hut putnUnu tali ft MIL We (take It, henvuver, Uhttt U» ixwt'le ertro luillu ndlKldluT Use inxeddmt or Him atuxuioni ure mt fault to tola iikiAUy. They may llghlt' tiasih ('tutor an much an they phase, awl too popular Interest felt fat itlio owifanit Willi bo UMA'Mt ta a passing Hliuw-tor elite moment only anti ptoporKowtl to Clio piquancy of Cho eatuttultunent. Wlxiit Him pnqile aru livtoccsbinl la la the amUtwto of Mite prteildttrt awl iho senate" tuutird Hie tariff. Wo believe they overwhelmingly approve tha t of the president. Tltey know, 1f every word mud by Btexutir tfarinau la do- nomieliig tho priwitleilt wero trio—I* the latter tent mvcrieod too record at Ids wluih* life uumI IxMxne n pollerer and tluuMeduylur la iwllUat-dilutt Urn real qucstikm (St hisui) In not (ho nlmrt oonrtoga uf Mr, (.Vnvxdwml or the griev oncra of Air, Gonuiso, but the ex lent to wbddh they ahull 1m bund at (ho custom hothtee for 4llm IxurtU. of Him dal Itftvtcwte, Mr. Cluvolauil imily tsive Intel all wrong ta Ills trtMnirat of too samHnrs, liut ithoy nro srttiKtlod tltnt he in nil rl;3ht hi bis trualtniout of toem'. 'After all, this la too lniirnrhiat inailur. "WATE1U1UUY8.” • A correoixeulent of tho Now York Kvttifaig root quiki-H Uw following wig- goatloa: "The Democratic opponents of President Cleveland and of hie supporter* In the efforts made lu redeem tho promises of their parly lo the people; huve hod eu much apparent amusement In designating these supporters ‘cuckoos' that tt sennit only Just Hint they oheuld have a nick nemo of Ihctr own. As tho term 'cuckoo' Is borruwed'frotn tho Swiss clock of that name, to Indlcetu that certain persons ore ready lo respond to the proldent's stig. gentians, why not cell those who refuse to do so ‘Wuterbury'T Tho nsma is ep preprints for ninny reasons. The Water bury welch Is not a ready responder to anything, not oven to lto owner, it it cheap, too—aa cheap tm any politician And especially la It noted for the tune required to wind It up. This certainly makes the name applicable to the 'con servative' Democrats In control, for the country learned, to Its cost In the silver and tariff debates, how long It tskee lo wind theoo men up." , IVnvit In tola part rlf too ooivntry rhv ■wvnl "cuckoo" 1s no longtr In The i*inTt|»i|HT will'll i'lkv lmil gncit fun In nqiplytog It to every Democrat fchmilly to Gut Dixuoctutic n,Infill Istra- that iiroolit.ttwtlnly itone*tuned the use of tip. imu ulanit toe time Democratic eoeivolitions begun to pass resolution*, As a not-off foe “cuckoo," therefore, “wvitcrtmry" uonm too late, bm the senators who arc trying to hold tho D'MiMxrtkUc imply kick from Its duly ore si 11 at work, K thaw o>d wholly miss the opportunity' .to useful. TUB COINING RATIO. Mr. Watauu, explaining to a corns epotnloul wbM Is uHtim by tho cxpro.v tdou "auto of IU to 1," soys: "Uy the ratio or II to 1 ll meant that gold Is sixteen times more precious than etlvtr, end that 111 will he mxde of 'he same weight of gold which makes 51 at allvrr." It atvtm to aa tlr.it ta (Ks brief para graph Mr. Watson iMiltits out the twuk- ness of his position us an udvooate of the.free coinage of bUv,y «* the 10 to 1 rojjo, How dtsw ho know that gold U fast sUto.ni times more previous thorn Mlvorl The iimrkws «j.v it abet it rttmy times more precious, an: wv nro fatvllutd to thluk toe tvoceosus of tunima opinion, .rxprtyre'tl in the hurkvCB, la more valuable than Mr. Wigaaa'a opinion, Possible wv are wrong. If the ratio of Id to l wwa adopted fawtusc gold wua tlxtnn tlios more valoafale than gohl. ought tut the twine prhu-lph' to obtafin now? If It wua 1m- popMut et»»ti.ii t» dotismgup the projsT Mtto ttaei, ft McOma to us tine H should deieniitue the rtxto now. U a qtuu- tfay <g sHwr nve'gtiSug sistvvu llnnw a* muoh tut a gohl dollar to me worth a dollar. Is* ualy rs> ones, why ahouhl the governna'te out !t nnl try to make tlie Cid asm of the nwalry take it far 1(M ceau* Hag would be to raiiniy Inure the pitnettde aa which Wash- Ingtwo. Jcffcneua and llneulitoa noted \vb»et rth*y tlx«\l the uyorutg nxtlo of toe two utosala TnB GORMAN PRINCIPLE. Ncvtr too cloae of his speech in reply to the pruddtm'g loiter, Mr. Gorman OTTOotmced idle principle esi which he, Mr. Brice and Mr. Hnli'to proceeded la revising *toe Wilson bill. They pre ferred, be said, to make the rates too high rntlHT thtnto nsilro ilium too low. That to to say, they prefurrud that the people sho>ild be taxed too much rather titan too little, If tile DcnwctWIc oon- bsftlon tint tho tariff Is a tax bo trne. of which we have iio doubt. Wlliat Mr. Gormtro meiuit was tint ho aal fcto folloivurs worn dotunmuoil. M wiiuttover cost, ilxilt duties gliouhl nag Ik ho towered us to bo uo longer piMtoOtlvo-or prcfliib'jdury. This was In the face of tho wulnnib dectaitktlun In Hie itottform of the lnatty tint tariff taxaMun exoeiit for fuvunuo Is uitcott sciuitioigii. It Is well enough flint Senator Gov man tttrkcu too Issue perfectly clour. Tho report In regard to Hus “plagtte" lu China sent to Hurgivn-Ooneral W.Y man by Dr. Stuart Ehtrldge of the lot’ perlul Tloanl of Health of Tokyo, Is in the tMitnro of a warning, says tlie Phil- itiMpliut lbtxttl, to the hiiUUi authori ties of this vHintey. AHliouglt accu rate InbxvntutlotL oiucernlog the 'IiloKue” could not be obtained, it Is undoubtedly true tliolt tlie pestilence luw OMSUtnnl gigantic i*r<qirunl»is. As UAig as toe health olllocrs shall In able to keep tlu* “plague” out of Jaitam tixut country'may serve as a bulwurk for the United State* agtiiiwt toe dlsi'nse. Stringent itwosures are noideil, how ever, ngularit tho lmportoMon of goods that are likely to convey Infection, such us afanpw inatting, onlbroidcrle* and ull sorb) uf textile fabvkut, which are nuaufnetured tn toe small work shops of Chinn—often, pethaix, with a victim of fin pcutllencu dying in tlie same room. Tlie sugar ships are crowding Into liort In hat ituto to escape toe appre hended duty on raw material laid m the new tariff bill, and nevtT liefure lu tho history of Itlilladelinlila, ncuurd lug to the Record of Hint city, was the lutrbor so tilled with cargoes of this character. The relUxva luuve 'iilreuly laid let such largo nipple's fheut Obey can stand too aougressloattl dillydal lying faulctlnlttty: it is die govenunctR wlile.li Is suffering by tho loss of mil lions of revenue wiiidi It even now msis. Ttw fftaite uf too trausury uluue drsiltl nmke nn hnpemitlvo de- uiatul nissi oongrtfu to gut together mud isvAsd the revenue syatom on u ImsIs of prkuctple ulibit could be trusted to ntand iJlso teat of tone; and if wis dom and public spirit shall lie per mitted to have sway In Washington this dcniauid will wit long coulluue to fall upon uilhmlhig curs. Ttio Megrams reported yeslerilny tlinlt (Ssvau soldiers, Incited by the Ohlisse minister, hiid attacked the Jaikimvai garrison of Seoul. If so. It Is nut lmprelslhle flctt a war lietiwee China anl Juptui will follow, unless the Ubbnwo govemmeut at unco cedes to ail of Ja pain's dcnratids fur reforms In too government of Corea autl wftUxlroiws fas Iruoiis. 'Plus would lie an aibumhuiiueut of China's surer utility over OoraS, but H Is not Impossi ble tltnt idle Ulifawte government will submit evta to that hmiaiaiuton. Ja pin to raiudi butter imqsnd, anil too qvent of war would almost cer tainly win. The la tom H'rangth Obhxi U ciuirmutis, but it cannot mndo available In foreign wars. Ait unexpected market for American lieef bus Just been discovered hi HtvUt- rrlaud. Tho reuntry of <Jk> "Raux des Vox'lles," ttlie fajmnis cow nuislc, hu* haul aJntast nil fas aowlirills sllencevf. Tlie failure nf the . Swiss luxy crop kist j\Mr compelled enrry farmer to ills. Jiose of all bis Kurjilas .itaHtie. TlK crops are again nourishing, tuvd the f.U'inetM, wflw ure mger to Imy new stuck, Mtorktly refuso to sell mdiat limte toey%»xx*rtt«. The Swiss lluteli ere’ Asiweliittou bow iturnid its hmgtuly towurvl AiimIwh, <u»d the IVxns stor may sut make his dehut uudtr flu tduduw of Uw Alps. TO FOUND A NEW SEJT. Tliere tqijHtini to be a brliliittit ixus jsvt (g Ixiviug a u»nv idv-t ivtabll.dud in nhU slrnidy seutsKsttuetwl eouatry, For a long dhuu iti.sv lias been trouble lu St. Sr.vn situs Polish Keinaa Oath ollC ehrnvh ut Clevefctml, O., which re sulted w* l.<ng si live in the fanunl «e txwsluu of u large muuler uf lu mem hers, 'ltsee are nunv diking steps t, orgatAre nu Ausvfaou I’ellsli CotooUc clutreb, wU'cti shall be 'independent or Rome. A sect nf nu orgnttauttan has been effected, and a circular Lsshvd calling oa I’olitdi CuGiolies'lu «U pans of the country re leave the Renimi church and Identify qhetuseives with Hie. uteveiumH. It appeara Hut they prepoM re ally themselves vvtrh toi> Amsw'nn dburtti tlmstgli a yeung gen tleman ixmud Knowles, a \w\Uthy rm- Ment of Bone st. who claims t» be qrhMt of toot church, shine time ngn a mfakte'r of Ute EpMeopal church WIs,' uiidu, tut nvil Vliartv. beoame dla AVlsihvl with fata position, and going alrevrl. nnrnsed re get himself ohiko- crered "Artiiblslttip of Norttt Aunat eu" by seutv of toe d<<twt»hxagons Armwakwis. He ctune ku-k claiming re bare sjUritml jurisdktyjn ovre ull •Mkl tVJlsAs-s" fa d>k eouniry, ti claim HgM hue n lam i»tij>le were willing t.uagalac. Aiiku Iks reilower* was Mr. Knnwbv, wtsi bed supplied a c<*vl putt of toe futhls fig the “apifibtslitak'' owl >kie of VlRvae's Una arHotw wjs to ,«vk»h lihu a prievtt. Ktxiwles was not dMWhsl with to'.s, atnl wautnl be undo tt bishop Vniin vlevly. which tioDY Vlkurte refusal to omfre eu him. nail flKCi' was a g>vxl d<ul if trouble hetwt'en toe twix with tin' result thus Knowles dHnwmxl VltoXVs tnirlteruy. tttvl stiut off hU supply of fowls. Now Knowles himself ho* gene alinxtd get h'.mv'if erd i.txvl an "arehhMsip' of North Amertiw, ,r seme w-.kliY Juris- dletkm. atvl tos premtoxl the d'.saf- fo-uvl Pah's of Cleveland tbtt. it they will retvenise bis owtooritr. b.' wall onkrin .their hxid-Y. Rev.' F. A- Kola x.-wskl, a blshut'. It to a Nqs'ful schmwe, and may result 10 a new Oath- oHo sect, which has no cooinotaou with luiliullciiy. THE”SOUTHERN RAILWAY. None of toe Employes of the E. T.. V. & O. Will Re Discharged. CbnUtMSWgu, July !Ci.—Vla"rrod- denl Baldwin nf the Southern Ru.lwuy. In att hxterview here today, suid that- itraoe of too otBelals of toe East Teu- nessae, VirgWiiU and Grergut nillroa<t would go unless duty reulgneJ. Mr. Iialtliwlii suited tout toe Wrtitem di vision would Is* oftlciTed and rail sep arate from Ylie HWtoro division, belli sets of ottictYM having e<|iwl auihotViy and both to rep>*t to the general olflees la iVashhigt'Si. In regard to tlie rumor that the thsMieiu railway would take >n Flotilla Oen.mil 'and I’enliwiihir read, Mr. Baldwin said tihat such a thing was far fetched and wry unlikely. tie have all we can xtteuil to right now," said he, 'Hud we will be pretty busy as it to getting things lu slui]ie. Tho Hutuhera railway ts going to be u grivtt thing far the South," he con tinued, “and especially for tlvose sec- lii/ns which it iriavetws. The |iol4ey of Hie company Is to build up the towns and dti'cs oa Its Hum atul moans have bean provided to curry It out. I was In New York retwfaly and there Is gru.v d.ul of talk nfliuilt dhe Somili anti about toe Hoaithern rialliiniy, and Ute latter will be fho nitt»® of aittraoLug cupUtti to this section, I have no dotlln. lu the llrw piece, frem iny observation the Soutik Is far from (lead. It has not been hurt nturly so much os the West and some lurts at tho \«lh. Moneyed inch are turning ehclr eyes ta this dl- inetion oimI nrshlug Is grimg to be so dowdy wutelKvl as the fortunes at the Southern railway system. That It will be a success and a lienellt to tile South Is my hoiuHt conviction." REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS. Illinois, Wisconsin and Arknsas Held Red Hot Powwows Yesterday. Sprlngfleld, III., July 26.—Por trea surer of staltc, Ht-nry Wolff of Chicago; for superintendent of public Instruc tion, 3. M. ImJ.es of Conbondalo; for trustees of the state university, Mrs. J. M. PKlwer of Chicago, 8. A. Bullard of UprtntleW and Alexander McLean of Macomb. This was 'the ticket placed in nomina tion today by the Republican state con vention. For a while it was one of the most tumultous and exciting gathering of the party In the 'history of the state. The proposition to follow the exMmp e of 'the Democmtlc convention and nom inate a candidate for United Stales senator .was tho bona of contention, and tho feeling manifested by the ad herents of CuMom and Mason was so intense that tut- one time It looked us chough the convention would break up In dlseurder. Cullom had tile votes, us the result proved, but his opponent had a packed floor and the full strength of tl\o galleries, and on a proposition submitted rf to a viva voce vote these completely .drowned 'the accredited ma jority. When ft came to a show down In tho way of a.' roll call, however, 1 was speedily demonstrated, that the ex oongreaaman was not In «; the results Of 'the ktltht making Senator Cullom the logical Omtuda'te for re-election should *the new legislature be Repub lican, on Joint ba'Y.ot when it assembles In January next. . L'< WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS. Milwaukee, July M.-After -taking fa™ halkits, on the last of; which 'M'aJ. W. II. Upborn of MarSrixKleld had x LAST MEETING TONIGHT. Dr. Romls Will Close HU Great Taber- t-'-nade Meeting Tonight. A good ^udlenqe jgsembled at the tab- ernncJe last night. ' Dr. Romig.selected as his theme "The Tongue," reading the third chanter of James which treats of this unruly member. Tho speaker, by msny spt and fitting Illustrations, showed the terrible evils, resulting frcni nn unholy u»e of the tongue. Part of the time the audience could scarcely restrain from expressing the humbrous side of their nature— while at other times' tears would spring to their eyes. It was a great sermon and one calculated to do great good. If there were men and women within the sound of the (factor's voice who were guilty of sny of the bad habits referral In this discourse, they coulln't help bit be benefltted. The doctor psld his res pects to all classes of sinners. When the men were hit the ladles would cast shy glances at their husbands and vice versa when the ladles received their share of the exhbrtatlon. The evils of cursing, swearing and gossiping was the burden of the discourse. At the conclusion of the service the congregation adjourned to the church on Walnut street where the 'ordinance at bapttom was administered. This after noon nt 4 o'clock will be another bap tismal service at tho church. The great meeting which has lasted ten weeks, will close tonight. Dr. Ro mig will preach nt Fort Valley tomori'aw night and Saturday night, returning to Macon on Sunday, to bid farewell to the people of Macon -who have been 60 greatly blessed by his presence In,their midst and who have given him their cordial support. HE MADE A GOOD SPEECH. Cot. q'lm Nolan Astonishes Hhe South Macon People With His Eloquence 'Everybody known Mvat tBoni.. JHm Nolan Is a remarkably good worker when It comes to election times, but that he 'had stored within 'him a well uf eloquence waa not suspected until Tutwlay night, when Sve attended a meeting of the factory people tn Factory row, nnd at 'the earnest solicitation pi some of his friends consented to make them am address. Of course, at first Col. Nolan was diffi dent; ail speakers ore when Obey make their first attempt, but as be warmed up to his subject -this diffidence woro off and burning periods of eloquence fell from h'is Tips iWUSl Hie ease and grace of a practical campaigner. Ool. Nolan's platform, Ihe said, was steady empkiymemt for labor, ihlgher wages and shorter hours of work. He dwelt at length on this subject and ■was thoroughly en rapport with his audience. It was, ‘be aald, time for 'the workmen 'to assert themselves within the Democratic party and to send rep resentatives to 'tine legislature who would properly represent t'helr inter ests. He was vigorously applauded throughout. Ho may offere Iris services as a-yam- pitign orator -re the Democratic cam paign committee when the campaign opens. A NEW LESSEE. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE For sale at ”wholesale by fi. R. JAQUES & TINSLEY nnd A. B. SMALL* SANDERS NOT DEAD. 'bui There Is mile Hope of ills Re covery. • •* John Sotvlera, liho (rid man brained by Elsberry and Andrew Amerson day before yesrerday la a light at Brau- liani’s bar, an Elm street, Is not dead yet, or was still alive whoa fast heard from lout night. There is very Utile hope of his recovery, ltqi.vever, and the end is to be looked, for ait almost nay nine. Besides having Ms head stabbed to. tlhe bra'll, lie Is badly brtlewd about the body, having been struck several terrific blows with a chair 'u ith> hands or tire A'mensons. He bus regained ccosclousness only once sunee Che tight. About midnight Tuesday night he became causelists for a few urluut-M atul reeogul'/al tttctte about, fas bedside. He Mttt tho fight occurred over a game of (turds which he ami tile Amcrsons were playing for drinks, tuwl that tic was rltruck and koockted down witii a chair while they were ta tiie abYe, SlitYlff WeHloutlt and his Irren tire hot aa tife tKBl of tilt. Amcrsons anil wall no doubt run them down before rhey got out of title country. 'Ube sheriff had tile ollloers ait the different towns iiiTVAitMl Miinon uortflfid at' tire fiee.ug would-be murtlcrcrs ns soon ns tiie af fair wns made kmown to him, and It will be Impossible for them to get uway unless t hey ore unusuully Shrewd nnd stick close to tiie swamp, avoid ing telegraph shut Ions, wHiefe tito people are oa tiie lookont for liiem. Sheriff Westootlt got a telegram from an officer tut Pwvit-svlile yesterday af- temoiat alaitt-ng tixut lie tiiought he laid two men who knew a good deal about tiie awe. It wis believed that these might be tiie Amcrsons, mud Depitt.es MUllroos iuikI Ford ivotit down. The sheriff received a tolegram from Deputy Millions hist night, however, slixflaig tlxitt tire wrong men hail been OlTCStcd. Tlie house wltero the Amarscms lived In South Macon was raided by tlio Sheriff and sov«ul deimties Tuesday night, but they "were not tlhero. The o'fieers were out nil nigllt saircili'.ug f,r them, hot they have evidently taken to (he swtump. TO THE PUBLIC. r um a DomScratlc esnuidate for ror- oner.' subject to nomination on August i If elected. I propose to administer tlti affairs of this office to the best ot riv abfilty. earnestly adhering to duty a i the law directs. I shall make the o’lti.i secon-lary to no business, and my ne.it i and brain shall be devoted to a fatthtul discharge of tho people's business k». Bpectfully asking and earnestly des'rim your support, I am, very respectfully, ELMO Cuay. The Park Hotel Goes Into the Hands t>f a Company. The park hotel hns been leased by a company, nnd that company has secured the set vices of Mr. J. H. Clnncey. more commonly known ts “Jack." as manager. It Is stated that Mr. Clancey will have entjre charge of the hotel and that a number of Improvements have been de cided upon. In fact, the Park will he put on an even footing with the best commercial hotels, and those who know Ihe new manager, nnd who dues not know him hi the hotel world,know also full well that nothing will bo left Un done to ensure the comfort ot travellers who are fortunato enough to he Ills If** •which It oppeared would secure guests. his mmHnixitlan : for governor In two it Is understoo (l s new sample ron n, more beMots. , the state Republican “ gubernatorial convoretioil adjourned until 11 o'clock tomoirrowmorning. The Schofield, rtXUKihen. land Taylor forces, oontadering themselves bouton, oom- bned to'secure an oUJourftment. Com binations brewing tonight.’ may 'Yhanse the Whole aspect of affairs, ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS. Lltt'le Rock. July 28.(J*T wav 1.40 o clock this morning when'the Republi can Wale convention adjourned, after having nominated u ticket, adopted' a platform nnd named a central commlt- «Isyton wan the ruling spirit of the -meeting, though fils inter ference tn local controversies over the seating of the delegation from Jeffer son county Is likely to lose for the nominee for governor the support of a small faction In That county and vldn- DHPUIVED OF OFFICE. For Using Money to Purchase Votes nt tho Election. St. John. N. F.. July Sir William Whiteway uud Robert Bond, leaders of ‘ jovernment forces, were dis qualified from tho legislature today far oorrupt practices at the election. rh-.>y rtt>reiented tho Trinity diet with Jame. Watson, who joined them only a few days before the election, hla connection being that of a silent partner, now an ““J*.! 8 * orlt * r - Watson was also found guilty, hut he was only unseated, leav- tag him eligible to contest the seat. Sir William and Bond will not he allowed to again stand for reflection for three years. They located many thousands of dollars to lie spent In employing voters a few weeks before the election. They obtained n great majority of the votes caet. but the Judge before whom the cane wae tried decided that the majori ty was due to the lavish use of money consequently they were deprived of tlielr teats. Tho Goodrich government now hae a majority of one vote In the legislature which opens next week. The government will now be able to pass a revenue bill to legalize the present 11- legal collection of revenue. oar, elevator, eiectno 'DeiMi nnci. jn ncii xll the improvements bf n modern hotel will be put In nt once. The hotel will pies Into the hands of the new lessees alhr.it August S. “Jack 1 ' Clancev will be welcomed back to Macon by hi* hundreds of good friends In this city. He Is one of the best of fellows and deserves unbounded success. GRACE CHURCH FESTIVAL To Bs Held This Afternoon and Nlgbt Near Engine Jlouse, No. 4. The Ladies Aid Society ot Grace church will give another festival, cone menclng at 4 b'elock tWa afternoon, ou Arch atreet. In front of engine house. No. 4. The afternoon table will be pre sided over by Mrs. H. A. Gray, and If Intended to supply suppers to those who wish to patronize her. The feattval proper begins after nightfall. The ladies tn charge of the tables have gone to extra trouble to make this the crowning event in the list of church fes tivals. They have provided everything good fa eat. which will be served by the charming ladles of the society, assist’d by pretty girls who nve wont to be pres ent on such delightful occasions. In addition to the well laden tables, there will be many kinds bf amusements and sweet music to keep the crowd in good cheer. The 4 o'clock table will furnish sup pers to those who wish to contribute to the good cause In that way, but at night the real enjoyment hcgtns. It la hoped a large crowd will patronize the festival. REMNANTS OF COXKY1SM. Washington, July 76.—Cozey'a ormy ciunp at llyamavtlle la gradually dispers ing. The men have been oq me j-oun ot starvation. Covey in an address to tlieiq today told them (hit about the omy thing for them to do new was to g» to Wash ington and beg to have the district .up- port them. Coxcy and bis son left lor home today. \\ ret ts left of Frye's Kti ler's and Galvin's contmgoms nro con- <regaled on the government reservation on the other aide of me Polemic, oppo site Georgetown. They have eepamte camps ana are ret at aU neighborly, al though close together. No. attention Is paid to their presence, and ixcept tor u occasional arrest of some of them bogging In Washington or Georgetown, nothing would he heard of mem. MARRIED AN ITALIAN COUNT. Vtckrbtirg, Miss.. July 23.—The nup tials of Miss Mary Pearce Phelps sad Count Pauli Casolll. late seoretary of the Italian Wolhl's Fair ■■ommiesion. woe celebrated this afternoon at the plantation residence of the bride's father. Dr. A. J. Phelps, near tho little station of Nltta Yuma, acoordtng to the riles uf Ihe Roman Catholic* church. The ceremony was private. Vive Consul Ptiaal of this city being one ot the few Invited guests. Count Paoll Casein and bride wtll letve tor Italy via New York In a few days. MILLS TO CLOSE. Lawrence. Maas.. July 'JA—it wns anttoaiKvd today that the large woolen e ll* of PltHllp* Sc KuoUinlt. omphty- : rental hundred persona, will cloae Saturday, btvjuac of dull times. I POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE. Mr. E. P. Strong la on • visit to Aishevlfie. N. C. Mlaa Sallle Sitlhn of Atlanta la visit ing Mrs. A. M. Reid on Bond street. Ool. John M. Sitton of Mardbury, N J., Is visiting relzitlvcx In the city. Miss -Willie -Burke of Atlanta, who Boa been visiting >Mlzscs Nettle Wat kins and WJnshtp returned home Tues day afternoon, muoh to the regret of her friends and admirers In this cky. Miss Fonda Gilbert of -Albany Is vis iting Mrs. R. 3. Patltlo on Park Place. Mrs. J. C. Powers ha* returned from pleasant visit to Indian Spring. _ NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. At Washington—First game— R.BH.E. Washington 101 * i 0 o « S-lt U Philadelphia 611001000—6 IS „ Batteries—Mercer and McOjtre; Fanning and Buckley. Second game— ’ R.BH.B. Washington S41OT0«2<l-7 14 1 Philadelphia (OJllOllx-« 1J i Balterlea—SulHvtut and McGuire; Care sey and Buckley. At Cleveland— R.BH.E. Cleveland 1 1006212 0-12 14 St. Louts 10000olio—3 7 Dattertes-Xoung and O'Conner; Brott en stein and felts. At Chicago- H.BM.JS. Chicago d 6 4*116-24 Pittsburg .10 0 3 11 o— I _ . Baltertee—Griffith and Schriver; coloo- lough end Merritt. Game called low Pittsburg to catch the train. At Boston—First game- R.BH.K. Boston •0313103b- Brooklyn 3 2 00001.3 1— Batteries—Stlvetta and Ryan; Kennedy and Klnakwr Second canto— R.BH.K. Botton .0 0002703X—12 11 1 Brooklyn .000003300-6 SI* j Buttertee-Nlehols and Tenon Under wood and Earle. , 4 At New York- R.BH.E. New York 23000bfix— 7 IS Baltimore .0 100001 00-2 7 Batteries—Meekln anl Farrell; Gleason and Robinson. DR. E. H. ROWE, How- He Was Introduced Into North Atlanta Conference. One of the most prominent visitors in attendance upon the north Atlanta conference was -Dr. E. H. Rowe, tho newly elected president of 'Wesleyan Female College. One who attended tlhe conference epoke of Dr. Rowe's.Introduction In the following comiilmentury manner: "Dr. Rowe is a man of attractive fap- pearunce, with clear cut classical feat ures; he wears no beard. He is 'a Vir ginian 'and speaks eloquently, leaving the Impression that he possesses de cided Character, -wtiih a tender, gentle heart. "Rev. H. P. Moyers addressed the conference In the Interest of the Amer ican Bible Association. His father. Dr. Edwrd Meyers, was president of Wes leyan (FemaLe College when, years ago, he resided In 'Augusta, and performed my marriage ceremony. My thoughts traveled fast at -that district meeting Saturday morning. .1 remembered Dr. Meters and realized what ah important factor .he was In forming my ch-iracter. I listened to Dr. Rowe's eloquent re-, marks and felt the force of his mag netic manner—thoughts of the old col lege life were linked with the present time In lta history. "In the name of the Alumnae As sociation of Wesleyan Female College I welcome Dr. E. H. Rowe cordially to Georgia, earnestly desiring for my grand alma maker continued spiritual und lntekeutual prosperity under his fostering oare." COLORED BASE BALLISTS - Will Have ei Tournament In Savannah August 6, 7 and 8, Low rate excursions will he run from four states and It premises to be the Biggest thing- of the kind that the col ored jteopte havo undertaken In u long time. The crack club* from tho various cities will contest for valuable prizes and the Interstate championship uf the South, making this series of baseball games the most Interesting and excit ing ever .witnessed from the fact that some of the clubs axe the equal of the best professional itcamg ih the United States. In addition to this programme, which wltt be continued Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, there -will be 100, 209 and 300-yard foot races, 100, 200 and 300-yard bag races, three foot races for big purees, three amusing "and excit ing mule races far big purses, three rifle ranges for excursionists to contest for big prizes, a brass band conftcot for big prizes, chasing the greased pig, three prizes; climbing the greased pole, three prizes. REVIVAL AT CENTENARY. ENTERTAINED THE CHOIR. Tho Tabernacle Music Makers IVcr . Tendered a Surprise Party. The tabernacle Choir was pleasan'l- surprised Tuesday night with u n id cream supper tendered by Prof. Da.wdy Immediately after the service at tt’, cabernacle they repaired to the red dence of Mrs. Nelson, on Poplar atr, -; On their arrival they were ushi-r-x without oeremony Into tile dining r »n to partke of t'ae delicious refrean-i-nt, that awaited them. After doing full Justice to ';he crein ■Shat was placed before them they ro . paired to the spctou3 parlors, wh-n they Indulged fn music and merry cnat ter until a kite hour. The Choir sam several anthems, whldit were foil ,we. by a vocal duet by Misses Dank-In an I Rush and a vlol'ln and piano du> 1 1,1 Professor Dawdy and M1S3 Herrington As the midnight hour drew near re luctant goodnlghts were sold und ;i, choir und their friends departed, um-i Imous In high praise of -fiheir excell, a host. Tnose present were; Misses Slap Dodd, M, M. Herrington, Susie K-.i ohanan, Willie May Wyche, Dih, Rush, Carrie Dodd, Kelts Hall, Mes dames R. P. Menard, -M. T. Meek G. W. Stratton, J. Rush, A. W Smith, M. Erwin, E. M. Good toe. N B. Johnson. S. B. 'Fielding, E. E. m,> nard, H. A. Herrington; Messrs. It Menutd, R. Black, J. H. Nelms H. II. Herrington. Marion Erwin. E W. Freeney, A. W. Smith, Dr/Rornlg Professor Dawdy. BRIBE TAKERS INDICTED. New Orleans, July 24.—At 9:45 b'clncli tonight the grand iury came Into court and placed three indictments. Two wen ngalnst Numa Dudoussat nnd John T, Callahan, who were Indicted some tints ngo for receiving -bribes while mem bers of the city council. An Indictment was also placed against W. J. Cine, councilman for -the Third ward, anl chairman of the new Courthouse :‘.r ! jail committee. A capias was at once Issued for -his arrest, though it is be lieved he will be paroled until tomor row. &PECJIAL NOTICES. SEMTOBUL AHHOUHCEIEHT It being Bibb county.’* time to gu$ gest to the senatorial convention tin Democratic candidate for the twenty- second district, I hereby offer my Hell for the position, subject to the Demo enrtlc nomination of Bibb county. JS. IS. MARIUS. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I respectfully announce nq-self a can- didate for the legislature, subject ta the Democratic primary, and solicit tlu support of my friends. , -HOPE FOLHILL. FOR THE LEGISLATURE, Bubject to Nomination by Democratio Primary, HUGH V. WASHINGTON ■FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for nomination to the houva of representatives of tho general us- sembly of Georgia, subject to the Dem ocratic primary. • JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I hereby announce myself os a candi date for re-election to tile house of rep reaentuttves of tho general assembly ol Georgia, subject to the Democratic nomination. ROBERT HODGES. FOR CORONER By solicitation of my friends I hereby announce myself as candidate for coro ner, subject to a Democratic nomina tion. I am youra very truly, WILLIAM J. PARKER FOR CORONER. By solicitation bf my friends 1 hereby announce myself as candidate for core- ner, subjects to a Democratic nomina tion. I am yours very truly, T. E. TOOLE. FOR CORONER. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for coroner, subject to the Dem ocratic primary, und solicit the vate and support of my friends throughout tho county. GEO. LUMPKIN. Mr. Chester W» Have a- Big Meeting at HU Church. There will be revival services every night Gils week at Centenary church. There will be preaching by Dr. Monk, Rev. Mr. Keeriof -Ireland and Rev. Mr. Wray of Vinevllle. The pastor and ills people cordially Invite Che public to unite with them In these services, and a great outpouring of the spirit ts anticipated. < ► Manifold < ► \ [ Disorders < ► " t A'o occasioned by an impure and Jro- i ► ♦ poterished condition of the blood, liRht impurities, if not corrected,develop into 4 i serious maladies, such as ’ i > SCROFULA, i ► A eczema. A W RHEUMATISM V* ' aa other troabfesoroe diseases. To cure T 4 i 1* required a safe and reliable rem- a t < ► 4 ^ eases hare been . , . . Cured by S. 8. S. V * f S»it*«aTra!lMBml*4<rteuu y faHmi^ ► J . SWirr SPECIFIC COn Atlanta, Ga. A t B. M. ZETTJLEK, 4G3 SECOND STREET. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. . Lears made on choice real estate and forming lands in Georgia. Interest 7 per cent. Payable in two, three or live years. No delay. Commissions very reasonable," SECURITY LOAN AND ABSTRACT COMPANY. 420 Second Street, Macon, Ga. Cheap Money to Lend Oa Improved city and* tarm property. 'Loans ranging from J500 up, at 1 per cent, simple Interest; time from two to five years. Promptness and accommodation * specialty. ^ j ANDERSON & CO.. No. 513 Second Street. Macon Oz. LANDS FOR SALE. I have on hand for Ml* land* ta Bibb. Hancock. Baldwin. Wilkes, Jen- . Wilkinson, Twiggs. Houston. Washing ton, bodge, Taylor. Monroe. Plke snj Troup counties. These tends eon*tat of farm* that have been bid ta at fore- closure sales, and for most part luvg such improvements and are ta tuch condition generally as tout them tor being occupied at once. Oen be hid zt a burgs In on eusy terms. Call on of rom G»- me ** HOWARd'm.*SMITI1-*‘_ Hi. WRIGHT, DENTIST,