The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905, July 28, 1894, Image 4
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. The Now York Iloriild says;
“The report Is current and Its authen
ticity 4s vouched for by one of the most
Influential labor leaders In Ibis city, that
labor throughout the country lr to. con*
vert tho militia In their behalf. This Is
to be done by the membership of laborers
In the National Guards. Tin tmfterneni
began In the West a year sgo, and that
was why the guards In Sacramento re*
fusod to do duty In quelling the lints.''
Jn a ut Oinatia- TutnwLi.y Gnu-
oral MuNier Wortantin SdvrtMltfu Haiti:
“Heretofore the advice to workingmen
has been to keep out of militia. It should
bs changed. Every workingman should
join the militia. Thus getting the arm?
ohd discipline necessary to defend tlm
country mid one people from the anarch
istic railroad manager*, their trusts, at
torneys and the murdsrous deputies and
Pinkertons whom they employ. I have
been a member of the ■Ifeto mint* (or
tlireo yearn, uml know that tho Knight,
of Labor are th« heat militiamen In tho
country. I am also ’n favor of capturing
the whole ayalom of government and op
erating tho lame In tho Interest, of the
people." *
TUcbo wortls m'o oontubopailivo of
tin) IIcp.iM'h Mtciiuinnt.
Suali a plan onmmt eucceal, but that
It Klnmlil Ikiivo 'bocu luloi-tttl In sIctiMI
cant of tiro rockltwemw. oral ba-lrwl of
aullJotiUj TWOll In tile fiownuncat rnul
uot iu tlutimtnlvcs dli't la dbnrttrtw''
Isllc of Sovcrtitfu, IMm and ottlitf »o-
calk'd labor ltvulora of llitw odvujiet.l
typo. Ittiait plcm lit to dopmo tibo sov-
ernmout, nticsafttef till ilio people,
of too itower to enforce Its tumtorUy,
by putting fbo tndlllury turum of tbc
Mattes prgntJoaUy under Wio conanuod
of too lilt** IwulVto luautid of lUelr
legally nppoiirusl OffloM. "If tt wixo
■uootaKful, tilie nmii In omlwrWy uitnho
torn- at a riot Bin'll an (Ntt tv: Cltlctczo
would uot bo too uoverth* but it* broil
of too latioc orgBPlwPIvta rrepwralblo
for too *trike out of ttHtlcb mho tioublo
jfrenv. TJio uilLtln. -would dot then ex
ist for the parpiM ef ktviplng order
tuul nmUiiltiinfoi;; too buw, but for tho
put-proe of prosvin.wsf favurfiretKo with
tlio dufims of tilio tm-lkera.
During ilie of Uio Mata ut
aiikutu Di4w mud Suverel*n frotiueully
Bn’M 'tUr.ilt itho mr.kiu wore Ui tu> wIho
rcapODjUbie far lire trouble; Hrail they
did uit nyjni«\tiliizo wtto tbo mob nnd
did in* purllulpaito 'tu iu exixwos.
Himlt rklints ptVKWctllngu, they mid,
liupt too lultxir aUW. If iihey wore to
roona-t Milu-n they uukl thin, why ito
they nmv June uke mlHthi, wkk-k del
iiol'ahtnR exwpt try to provoat -tilio riot
ing which rln-y Uoi-nwno? If 4 lie mob
liurtu tbo cause lu v.tildh they pruTc-tt
to bo cullslctl, tvliy do tiltcy eympulilze
wlldi the utob liiMo.nl of wUh Hie mi
litia tttUWU trtiw to Uk-poreo Ilf
rioted, roared; I key enveloped Col. I Th-onra. villa Tl mai-ErfterprlM . "If
Ckmtfn «*«, ua.il be «*®od u neb- dSSTSSd
uk-iu alMKUutlon without posable con-1 j, he gives congvei) advice, and It is
iUhx with trauma Xfllslrs, and fcn 1 made -his duly say i,\ -they osy be
. 1 J ictal , n „ t ,j sQ, [,-^Kitiv* deport-
wdioiu, th ordure, nobody v» - nU ' r ' I meat of thl ( :<.v. rr,ni -Hi. Thu. It soo
0»o*I mi long au OoL Gantfn great I i n the me.intlme. Mr. Cleveland, un-
■ 1 H u-and Ml the
Gurttt in*i>’:r*ui;Vii«l n mnUlug I cnar g.j fJg his (jtitlea with fldemy,"
gual Humor outmDtwd all ob . DEMOCRACY
m-rvirn Curt be dalu't mtau anythin,; TJj# SSSJSSS^ close ob-
be Mid—tlXtto lie Irad no nraUce, but I gays: "A close Inspection
wtrj ooly employing tn Che beat way mil reveal tAe foot 'that those -who are
hn las i v tin. idoist eamuittsl to h's r -io*i fierce and uncofupromiilng ene-
no laKtw the XJJint i urru«u*i to u.»i n(e< of tne government are those who
ki.-jijnu by We ur.U4t,-r. I : OU ngu around the atpeet corner, and
Tin) atouflroidr.! whtoh Ira ovwfciktci I other places of idleness, or. In otiier
... a,,,,.), aI. ,1,„. wolds, th-os, who huve got nothing
CM. (jdrti't .ft Stiudi O.ir./l.nt Is dae, I nemselvcs -to do and don’t want any-
we are Mire, la Lirge imtiuure, to b.s body else to hiave -nayehing."
neBltvt of trje of Ws own rules of coo-1 - „„„
, . . . . *i^- a I CATID FROU CHESTER PBARCE.
duet and tu Hie f.uliu-e of tbe South I _
CaroHmi Alliance <Jb flilly understand I To the Editor of the Telegraph:
the luirim- of Ms rift 'I’ll,- rule of con- Wea,e ® llow me * wl<:e ,0 re P , F <" * few
tut niv.tm. ot n.s gut. ine ruu oi con of )ho milny erroM ) dU , atntemenlo eon-
duot to which wo refer Is tlmt AIM- talned In your Fort Valley special of
tmeomoa should never say evd thing* ,h ' 171,1 distant.
. ^ I The writer ha, forgotten that
of (cell ottiiv. If ooa of -lie lirt-tlmsi I nomination of Mr. buncan for ihe
goes wrong, -lhW rule require, Urat the I flee 'of sheriff was contested by Mr. Col-
trwlt eiuune h in (Aeril Is. left in the Fer and that Mr. Bateman contested the
m«K ut ciUMTig 11.111 mni ut art to tne n ,, mlhaUon of Mr . KjKan f „ r the | aK tsla-
oitbwle budliben. Bud ont; tbe bre.Ui-1 ture long slnco tho days of reconsirac-
r«i m Hoir'Ji Ctwohiu went wrong uml “5 d ,h “ 1 the narty In neither case
, . , . , . suffered, but to the contrary was made
itu? ookoal iw tar lo*4t li.a luau ax to I stronger by the cleansing effect:-*,
turn toure Ills gift <» him. HI, eximl-1 Never liel'ore On the til»:ory of Democ-
-Mill) vary has the right and propriety to In-
*.ou from itlio AU.iinc-c Is oho result. I vestlgAtc been oven questioned, and
He forgot tout it Uvtbar c-ain do no I milch less absolutely denied to a life-
, vronl . I long Democrat who came, after careful
, "■ . . . _ _ v i I Investigation, with competent’ and moot
Anotoar arose of too oJMHfttyphe Is highly respoctable evidence to show
MMt the Sotr.lli Oanothtouis fail to fully dull several time, a sufficient number
r«,.i Jims .uUini.Lj of Mlegal votes were polled for his op-
tliak-rw.iod Col. OunflcnimlllSf rcktlons I pom-nt to change the result of the elec-
wl-.li flic public. Ttkut tliey onwodate I Hon, which 1 am fully prepared to show
Irtiy rtsuso ban us lienwioiier Bl)oke*- Perry correspondent which is altwolutely
nn of the reform cause, but tliey fall ¥"*™ e 011 his part. Not only have my
... -.u,- I. frlenda all over the county Insisted that
to umlr rr.t.uwl tiltjlt ho ui ocvtr iu cjflru* I j should corileaf, but sev3rul geitl *mon
eat w-linn bo rttucu aod Mir people noun of high standing In tho county who did
llnd out Matt be l> not. We are quM* Z
sure -be lias <»mo too erring brmber ground that It Is not only due to my-
ttpon ■whom too lias been extrdstag Ills J*J£- h ul due to the party, that Illegal-
Sift no real harm, (tod to punish him bo m« 3 tmh2 U So"^ of thS gentlemen^iro
soverely—do Klinrsti Iftoi out Into tlio I among the beat citizens of Fort Valley,
oompany of Uio Itaaulmn-ls absolutely i 111 J5? r40 ™‘ enemies they
* « i* i s». I “ av ® 1,01 wunwleq me to this matter,
absurd, a* well ua awfully Hard cm tho | have boon advised by as conservative.
hoa/Uhcm. ♦ I J ru .° I>eniocra.ts as this good county has
W . mAni, Vvj n a ^t,¥ kaw I * n lt * The writer states that no Houston
o »t1rti>k Ow. Garitit hfl» J/oen tin- j QO unty lawyer could be engaged to take
JuatJy trecsind, ankl- we ttro Hoary for I my case. Tfito statement Is utterly false
him. We tklnk bo might to tndigtoim-1 J^p^oT.hmTve^^lron^he^:
ly gUMte Ubo iludt of Soitili Oaroltm ocutlve committee aave one. and he from
from Ills font turn! go to Oaltforoiia or I li ' orl v “Me.v, voted tn my favor es to a
eontost, and I have the advice anil sym-
llolw ,i». Even 1 ltd tuns- auoul, us a wsu pathy as to the Justice of my cause from
comninmlcat in Ooroa. or Kama-1 more thin two-thirds of the bar of the
nlm/Uu, wo are miwife would do well. hl y ^V ! r , ”bft7t&^”^,TS“ C !
Hitilli a Journey would cost a good deal, quaint himself with the facts In my
but nu Hit* Dixie InRimUnik) h'ailr nl Mn- “ 10 ,1“ prepared to pans intelll-
- - . .n-o gently upon ft. •>
eon, earn to opim, offer* u prize of ?2,K) n-„ w . as to Democnttle majorttle* in
for Uio handsomest man, Unit expense I 'ke comlng election,. I have this to say,
i_. M „||- nmvlilwl fur (lame col. I r 1 *- 11 , “ 11 depend, on the class of pre
cun too easily provided rur. txnnt, coi tcnd«l Democrat, who aro willing to
and, got t-luit prt»> nxmoy, nnd speed cover up frauds or lllegalltlea of any
mi your way. followed by rite jmiyers n S®* n **£*i nn, l de-
and prubdM of the people of two BlUVJ. | press. Ihe caS^of a Mfedong'Damocrah
00MUI/iEE'^^S0N. j ?.W Zn^T" “ ‘ h °
TRADE CONDITIONS.
Weekly Review of Trade hy Dun & Co.
and Brads-.rema.
New - York, July Z7.-H. G. Dun & Co. B
weekly revtcwr of .trade tomorrotv will
iv»y; The hea^y odtfO ot gol«l, th« fall of
tbo treasury reserve and the price of
wheat to the lowest point on record, and
the increasing uncertainly about tne tariff
have entirely overshadows 1 the other in-
duences. Both delayed lor months by
two great strikes now crowds the rail
roads. and swcUa return, and gives the
impression of tevlval In business, but it
is not yet clear -how far there is an
Increase In now traffic, distinguished Horn
that which has been merely blockaded
ar deferred. In some branches there has
been more activity# but in others loss, be
cause events ear.y this week led many to
Infer that no change of tariff would be
made. The internal revenue receipts on
whisky suddenly dropped more than half
and sales of wool greatly increased, but
the uncertainty is not removed and much
of the business dona seems to bo in the
nature of insurance against possibilities.
AH that has been argued that gold **P®Hs
have practically ended, but the outgo this
week haa been D.Zifl.OK), maklrn; me net
outgo for the month about JRCOJ.iXX)
Textile Industries have been perceptibly
stimulated, according to dealers by disa
greements, which rosy prevent change
of the tariff, and there baa been more
buying of cotton - goods wita slightly
higher prices for a few. no twit hit a tiding
the opening of some Important mills. The
stock of such goods Is, on the whole, quite
large. In woolen*, the goods .amine
which clothiers prepared orf theicselvc-a
by deferring orders, la such that Impera
tive necessities will now keep moat of
the mill* at work, and purchases of wool
for Immediato use are large. But there Is
no change for the better aspects, orders
running Into the future, and Inded, some
concerns have withdrawn spring «mples
on which very low prices had been hxed
aod make no effort for trade at present.
3ales of * woe* have been greatly swelled
by speculation. In the belief that wool
Is not likely to decline in any event, hut
may advance 3harply, It the tariff Oranges
fall. Whlla fccarcltr of coke delays the
resumption of work In many central and
Western Iron mllU. the light enquiry for
finished products at Chleaso and the dre
appointing demand far month* at Pitts-
burff. railed doubt whether material in
crease con be expected until the tariff
question is out ot the way. The dei™ 1111
for sheets at Chicago la good, and there
are numerous small orders for structural
work at Pittsburg.with rather better de
mand for bars, but nothing like the ex
pected ruth at Philadelphia The tojte Im
proves and prices are steady, but foun
dry business Is much depressed and sharp
competition prevents nn advance in lln-
Ished products. Failures for three weeks
of July compare well, of course, with
the panic period of last year, commercial
liabilities being ItalW of which W.MA-
538 wero of manufacturing and 52,483,011 of
trading concerns. Commercial Ioann arc
expanding but little, and great caution
still maintains soundness. For the week
toe failures have been 249 in the United
states, against SS8 last year and 39 in
Canada, against 23 last year.
Highest of all ia Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
ABSGWYEOT PUKE
- -1
For sale at wholesale by S. R. JAQUE.S A TINSLEY and A. B. SMALL*
RACES YESTERDAY.
Hot? the Horses Rnn at Brighton Beach
and Hawthorne Courses.
TO THE PUBLIC,
I am a Democratic can~date for cor-
oner, subject to nomination on August y"
If elected, I propose to administer uIm
affairs of th»3 office to the best or my
Now York, July 27.—The wiulthcr a". I faulty, earnestly adhering to duty, a s
mStoto race truck ™ !““■ {JS*-- ^
ai"a£a UDComfor'.Uhly watTli, but the j and brain shall be devoted to a faithful
aLiklaace wus large o-ml the lieUKos ^532 of J, ho pe °P ,e > business. K e-
aui'enaoJicu ««« # ^ ,, v , npoctfully asking and earnestly desmn*
was oaTricd on In a ni;iim«r. x ut i your support, I am, very respectfully.
truck wias In good tfluapo. At ttoe very j 1 Elmo clay.
outfiwt the Wirt*, received a rude Bhock Klph|n 1M . F1|p Flap 14J . 8ummer Ur ~
ou Woodciiopper, -svliu toil Ueeu tt WJi-m | Dutch Oven II, UT.
favorite, ftitUtolttg uucorwl to Bolivar,
aft exceedingly rank uuWll*, on whom j
it 1* said not a soiiiUry straight mtt-
AT SARATOGA TODAY.
First Race.—Entries close at 13 m„ s at .
urday.
Second Race.—Six and a halt furlongs-
tnal Ticket hud been Uotigtot and who I qiifror], 122; Merry Monaveh, 111; wan
"M ?n *e book* .m to*
mill .W to 1 place. CWlDOwraaajttr, lie na st|ia stakes-Prlnce rt Monaco,
tlie story gwuw, Iwt §1,-00 on Boilyar. m; picaroon, ill; Bait, la^- s.!
It wan a nuuawuy race uml Bolivar diGt ioq.
won under a drive by u neck. Til© Fourth Race.-Seven-elght3 mile; sell-
tjIt.ut fared better in the succeeding in.(-Skedaddle. 112; LaJoya, jaj; han-
It was announeed today HlkVt | downe, 103;. Lehman, 100; Balbrlggan. luy;
f„;«r .-’TV^rtek^‘ <a -
bad boon 1-uh-d Sit '.he '.r.uk Ml al- rifth Kace.-One « a ml one-alxteemn
leged aocempt ftx> blacmtiil FUSOk Beard, mile _ E i umP , 107; Tom Skidmore, 1117; bar.
owner of tbe steoide ebasar Bt^ An- J u gos»xi, 107; MIm Dixie, i«h; Chant, yj;
theny, in con-neotaon witli flho HelHlcis. Mr Jingle, 99; George Beck, w.
*rp k a if ATOr*A «X«i Race.—Five Turlongs-^tionanei.,
A ? or 1122; Correction, 117; Lustre. 117; Right-
Saratoga Race Tilack, .Ttdy 21.—There I nlore , 113; Modcrocio. so.
was undllier good OititeudUince tit 4bo Seventh Race.—Twb milow; Balision
races here today. Ube wentber was I Stakes; over eight hurdle— Uaiiarct, in» ;
warm aod lire to'ack Cast. A laiwn Tom Flynn, 157; Woodford. 117. Soutn-
DJiily will be given by (he association | Qrner, 145; Prize, 1(0; l-.cario, HQ,
at the muck Shitureloy, Augtiat U. A “ ^
large toot will bo erootod on the d ^ rj g § D0 YOU KNOW
grounds, iu wCroh n collation will be I - "■ ■■■ ■■
sorved. Tho Jackays \MH1 be reiiinred
to (tile in bow colors nind a Hhorn rave
prJgi'Jinitue for the occadua will be ur-
rauged. Govurnor Flower *3 itinong
the invHod giuMts.
AHJioaigh no stuk-e evoOte were de-
diltxl today the rtnco.4 wore close nnd
exciting nori the botlblng spirited.' Hurry'
jrotris, oivncr of Peacemaker, wiio
won Ube Ua'JCad SCaltos hotel stakes
yesterday, tttlks of contesU'ine like stake.
Th-e nissoelailtlon guarjin,ti<3d the stake
to Ire worth $2,000. They will receive
from toe owners who entered In the
evont $2,240 forfeits, nnd from 4!ho
United -amitcs ‘ltolel $1,000, so thuit the
■ Now. thla writer assumes to represent
Our frlm<l« tilirouglhont Itio stlrto anil I oonscrvatlve Democracy. I wonder how
our .relgtibora donvn .lie Kvor lmvo nt orVu^omo^acvT'"would Krtw^hS
timw (odulgcd In Kly <Kgs fvt Mmctw 8 back In tho nosh imd «houIdVbe called
claims (tt> river «avign4liao. We arc not j 0 ?” J nto t a case Hhe this where
s’nsitive « the sutijeot, Hovrovor, be- cour ° [3 0 ?pure DenSaUc P j^ n ifce 0 for h a
cause WO laiaw full well (too ptrenfftli Hlmple hewing in bohnlf of'himself and
Of the P«>H.« (OfAt Macon bolds oonong “j 1 l^'Tmplf ri K hl° g ro bo
Uio '•uiiHA'Okfc' 011 ” ^ slate. I heard patiently denied him. Our P.P.
The fiiot lUttU jttiro n«o wluti Mucou I “ ,en ds boast of a much higher.iorder of
,im« a tobtolgirt. n d W „„ siuian.kxiis &SS
blow diolr wdiCutlct* "tv>U.uxl tlho bond," ranks. Now. under our laws, ns a state
and from Sovettto slroxt to II rot tlse “,“ ll n ° 0 n - .SJSor'how'^ibrnroUr 8 *.®
banks were lined tvf.lt busy wlrarvew, rcasbnnblo, the courts arc bound by the
Is nil Wshirlcal proof (luit Macon Is the I !^' v “ 10 tave him a hearing and a diunce
Irtul of Orttrtlgto river
Tlnsfo \\1totMi\T at Mueon know little! ken of this county had robbaifemy hsn-
of the foots tint Ho 1.K1 bvvinul the or
mint of yk\W8. a hearing from the lowest to tho nigh*
Tlio fifllcral governmenit Irns spent ,n »l»te. yet when I come
over $100,000 In too rwptoin* of the ton "com'K. IhV’^balfner ^emMSlc
uhaunel from Macon to (lie son. Tli.s county in the grand old sl-it« uf Qeor-
year ,l further approprinMoo Wtotw. the £ > n °^ 1 ^ h | , n r, ' i ; > SX'iM
eonddenco Iu high places In the ad-1 nils candidates for slate and cminly
wro'Uge to ttta rtty m nut tateitor point " J 1 denied o hearing because,
that.may he dertrtd front toe ,v,w.nl,- £7hf
IbduntaR iff her rtver nuvlgutton. "ay i come too late. Away with aucii
Wo bavo tMi.twi to lsdiero that ^ n . l w i r'' b ,'f/, t i 1 K "ml away with a set
wOtlfta KM next ulitrty days Macon I tlgstion of thdr acts'lit'parfy'nmtulrli
will again ilutir Wio anuftror's whistle nnJ Ood pity the contemptible little
blew from "dawn the river" nnd who ?nk?
tnko shcltctr behind a plea of too lite
aU«ni fee Ivmks. U to to bo hoped simply tt> avokl an honest Investigation
thalt able Wnu> the Rtgntvty nuil Hie do- JJJ efecttlng wrong,
. , _ I oul or ine wrty nnd with no thomrht of
termUiwUtMi of our mua will putting my in. I am glad thnt the his-
It 0CMU8 io iw Vluit thiwo meu nro ^ SU iHoli>nt to pnoviWt uuy doubt bring lory of part Democracy records no «uch
mad wife fer htot of poww. 'Hioy rv-
KtxuL tJ»w cxltftruw of &n uikfeorirty fill-
iHTlor U> ihoir own, nud wtoh to over*
throw It. Whoa SovaO'Uu Mays fe
imunbLfl'H of his WiT.tuisjitUiti should
joiaa tho mAltfu o»> Uuu they will bo
prewired to d- I'uul A’.ho piv>ple> a}A\*>nt4t
tho “imu'dmvHk't »lnp!k3i(M, ’ ho uigsum
tuuvnsi olio onuUs, of whlolx clir d»*pu
tiles aro the cnxuunv; u^Un^ tho laws,
which k Is fee bikAuefeki of tho courts
to culuiUkiMue'; oinUnst fee govoivuneavt,
Wlhldh to tho vflwtfUuxi of rclie
Mr. Sovet\4^n%i> vhouKWus
for If ho docs so U\ llhe
belief oiKi-i iho jhVhiIo will num>mler
their rbJht U> Koveni ihr:n>Wv
thrvHUJh 1ht\r n^nvwxvtntlvw ;ut Wludv
tacMo, ’OlKkt n-u’Ut to him
or h!« orvraniiwitCoiL l»e to dcatUwd to
surfiv a *n>MH dlf4»ppv>lntuHuit. Even
if he wvre to KUoroL-d In oxiQpUQg the
members of Ills ir^iris.cifou so that
they would be wfllln;; h> Join wUlliary
\i‘^mi/. »ns wife tho purp^xse of be
irayltb? feeir mist as tuddlent, his wv
cess wcMild bo but temporary. If tbo
militia failed to (Vo Its duty, tMtotltvr
Lvc> would spWdUf be fooiul avhk'lt
\wnslil not «pull.
; COL. GACCITS MISFORTUNE.
We reared to see <t»nt OoL T. Iaiivy
GtaaCt baa bwm exi»«‘lh>l ttam flu*
F-arohrs* Alliance owe Iu ^outh Chr
idtaj. mt t-iuT IHu'Tat'en
of ibea \ftil r» Mil • wliieii may follow
.the misuse of great gif ns—die mtodl
r.cdoo of jiTvvi t ruv’fgtwi. All Giwe-
gxtns atx* familiar wife CoL Go
irlfm* and I'CKVK'.va. They nvod
w lo dumb ttntnrmetn nn fee 1)
qtKu> amiAmm \\1ien Cut feint
fe«> a controversy wife t* mei>ody
Such u <\\\(\c*iy for vl
IkfeLo feey site vure lud Mt
bww wvco to atju l»eAwvv Ugly wools
pouo«d from him wtcheof any ofiTict
on hto part opVMi\nHly. They came iu
crowds, lo pkuooiu, m uniu «;
£
j - , TV”* tier DUV.lt
aat up® ibis llielucd .4 rivee miv-1
lj^ktliiu (\uil t'lA.ut fee undertukim; so nor either do 1 care, who wrote the
well iMiiuiiencrtl by Uio committee F-wIt Valley fhertal. buM ,iy^^m'rot pew-
from, the lx uni of Ittule, nuil <w gob- n me nt of the good ncople of'lhat'mwn
Btnntlally tikled by tho fedonU govxro- nor of the county, but bf a Beared ami
nvem w.11 bo curried to a
■MANY DEMOCRATS.
WPJ cliluie in nra-i hcvirllly with the
Jackson Herald when It My,; "Grover
Cleveland la a groat man. He la an
hoaoot, fearlcBa man. People may differ
with him on mariora of policy, but all
muat udnitt that Grover Cleveland Jiaa
gbonC. and nuuk concede <o him
might suffer, but becauae the man tnily
nomlnatnl would renreeent the county
nnd their choice would be left nt hbme.
_ . Chester Pearce,
rerry. July 21, 1891.
THE U OF S. B. I,. A.
Chattanooga, July 27.—The League
of Southern Building ipul Ia>*ii .V;-«£>-
plnTliYllN. vvlyiiMi litiM !»«' vn In BOSSiOU
*••»•*—— r . . . I cl at ions, WWell ll.lrf biVQ in mnsiuii
t? t n hi beo a nr«l Unro for ll,e !««• Hirer. doj-B. mljournod
and ^ £5d rtice tho ' ,(xlay - af,oi ' •*» folhnvlno o.tl-
; rover Ce-'vefaaid la no policy
nn. Not tt 'bit of It. He doc* a thing
because ho honvAly bcllcvwt JMo be I
right, end rerueee to do a. thing because
Ira th-nlra u wrong. Tlheee aro the guld-
tcnlay, after electtug tin' following offi
cers: J, Ububoo KrtMtad, lHvsulent,
New Orleans, re-elecAs!; J. T. KHym
llrot vU-o-proddcnt, Itlchmond; J.
Orme, rav.ihl vlee-preadiml, A:tUmin.
George IV. Wirattead, third vKv-prwi-
mg principles wbloh Impel him to do | ileoJ. Knoxville; Burt M. Robinson,
this or refuse to do that. In fact, he Is a.vmrary and tntmivr, llrkatol. Leg-
president of these United Stages, ns he I IsLitive comnvVteo—Burt M. BfttMdO,
slw.v.Hl lull welt to be during she great j_ T- BUyaon. W. H. ttlMiin. Clmtta
tt ThA''’frem khe Vienna Progress Is I “W «. llnymmul iuhI W. '
thoroughly sound) “Pure Democracy
mid undcttlc.1 is what we need cuid
must have 40 perpetuate American In
Democracy 'Yriiillob. It IMS decided to take steps
- 1 towards exteadlng toe crg-mzaflon
Into a national league.
BRADSTREETS REVIEW.
New York, July 77.—Bradstreeta tomor-
_.wr will say: leading lnlluenccs affect
ing the course of genoral trade through
out the United States with tho past week
have not resulted In a net gain. Pro
longed drought and hot winds have dam-
agto corn and other crops In Nebraska,
nnd fears are entertained of like losses
■ Kansas. Without early ralua the te-
ttvctlon in the yHd of Indlm corn Is
expected to be constdorable. The outlook
for the yield In tho spring wheat states
Is regarded as unfavorable which reacts
upon country menchants nnd checks de
mands.
Several thousand striking miners In
Ohio, Indiana and Alabama refuse to re
turn to work at the rno3 agreed upon In
conference, and this continues to depress
business throughout tributary regions.
Iron, steel and other industries aro ham
pered throughout tho Pittsburg dlatrlrt
:or lack of coke, which resmcis,produc
tion In the face of a mildly Improving
demand, and keeps Ihe price or'spot Bes
semer pig and billets about a dollar
higher than quotation, for future deity
Continued exports of gold from. New
York are regarded as nn unfavorable IIP
fiience, nnd there are more unfavorable
reports as to mercantile collections. More
serious In Its dwsrganlzlns effects on gen
eral business Is tlio continued delay in tho
tariff legislation. Few merchants ore not
caring to try to provide for respective
wants. In view ot the uncertainty. Tho
other side reveals tho report of modcrato
Improvement tn general trade nt a large
number of Southern cities than last week.
Improvement In the outlook for the Co
lumbia river, salmon canning, Increased
activity In all leading lines In San FTan-
cirao; full and regular fruit shipments
east from the Pacific coast and nn tm
proved demand for Ironand steel nt St
I anils, Pittsburg and other centres prac
tically complete restorations railway
freight service throughout tbe country;
a tendency to buy very sparingly tor tall
delivery at Philadelphia, New York, Bos
ton and Baltimore: excellent crop pros-
pectaln most Southern states end lncreas
Ing orders among Providence manufactur
ers of dry* goods; specialties and novel
ties In Jewelry.
The spurt In demand for wool ot Bos
ton and Phlladelpnlo. Is attributed on me
hand to the expectation of the fall-
... of tariff legislation, and on the other
demand by speculators, who hellev the
wool prices had touched the lowest point.
Heavier shipment* of mcnehondlse from
Baltimore to Southern points were caused
by the announcement that freight rates
oiitd advance on August 12.
From the South Memphis. Nashville,
Charleston, Augusta, Atlx'il). Chaltanoo
ga. Savannah and Galveston report 1
■light Improvement within a week, trie
South Carolina and Texas ports, adding
that favorable report* a* to crops render
the fall outlook encouraging. At Atlanta
manufacturers are fairly busy, while Sa.
vannah's naval stores are quiet and stocks
sccumufallilg. There is no -hange at
Jacksonville, bnt fall prospects ore re
garded na favorable, while at Birmingham
• he prolonged labor disturbances depress
trade. At New Orleans Jobbing is dull,
but building trades are active rumtahlng
employment to m-onv who should other
wise be out of work.
SIS STANISn SMUGGLERS. ,
Jacksonville. July 27.—A special to
the Tlmcs-Uniou from T\iniiia, FU..
sacs: The United Staton rovemuo cut
ler MeLnne bAzo\1 »lx more Spanish
vessels off Auclot today. They were
engaged hi smuyglghf. A few weeks
ugi> to* McLsne seized six vesscLs nt
the same place, olxirged with «he same
offense.
DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S
| STEEL PPETO9YPL PILLS
aro tho original nnd only FRr
tinblo euro on tho market. I
' '**iL Genuine 6old only by
GOODWYN'S DRUG STORE.
Solo Agent*. Mnoon* Qa.
bPBOIAL NOTICES.
[SENATORIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
It being Bibb county's time to sug.
m Rest to the senatorial convention tbo
fuU^TOluTof toe gttaJce ’* $3,afik ‘lira I Democratic candidate for the twenty,
assochiuiora timdored the $2,000 gtautop 1 sec 01 "! district, I hereby offer my.clt
freed in payment, ^Ihldh Mr. MoitIs wr the position, subject to the Demo*
fused, claiming ttont to. raoe mi u cratIc nomination of B.bb county.
Bivoepstakcu nmd Itat flic was entitled ]\ It] | {j A It it 8
to «j fffii value. He offered to accept ^ 11 j 11 * 1 * 1 a *
the $1,000 added by tho United Stales FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
hotel mad to colloat toe $2,420 forfeits j respectfully announce myself a can-
hlUMrtf, whidli Mr. AWittwum rofuaed. dklate for the legislature, subject to
Mr. ilorrls will oonacat the ma’Jtcr In | the Democratic primary, nnd'soliclt tho
the courts.
AT THE PAVILION.
Attendance good—speculation brisk. The I
talent played nearly all the winners and
were weir pleased with tho day'11 work. 1 ^ —
Not so with otljer fellows. "Chain your Subject to Nomlnat.on by Democratic
wagon to u star." Advice from one of j
the wl«»t of men. “Shoot at the moon, |
\>r you'll never hit It," more common
place, but just as much to the point.
How would the ticker have worked on
Bollver yesterday? 30 to 11 Well, say
what you will, there’s nothing like tbe
races for speculation,
FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
Primary,
HUGH-V. WASHINGTON
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
I respectfully announce myself ;ia *
ra„. tw , | candidate for nomination to tho huu*>e
S S. !- repreeenrtatlves of ihe general
Brighton Beach toffiiy And there are “ m ^ r “f GcoVgl?, subject t?’Ste vZ
some beauties! Look cm oven I ocratlo primary.
JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET.
First quotations received in Putzel’s pa
vilion at 1 p. m. ,
AT BRIGHTON BEACH YESTERDAY.
First Race.—Three-quarters mile;, sell
ing; time, 1:16%*
Bolivar, .115; 30 to J.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
I hereby announce myself as a candl*
dato for re-election to the house of rep*
, (Flynn) 1 reaenttiLlves of the general assembly ot
Woodchcpper, 118;'8 to 5... (Carter) 2 1 Ge^rglu, subject to the Democratic
Vagabond, 116; 4 to 1 (Bergen) 3 nomination. ROBERT HODGES.
Second Race.—Three-quarters mile; sell
ing; time, 1:)2V&*
Sarcasm, 106; 5 to 2 (McDermott)
Mlonuc Queen, 107; 2 to 1 (Doggett)
Golden Valley. 103; 3 to 1 (Uciff)
Third Race.—Five-eighths mile; maidens;
time, 1:01*;.
Apprentice, 106; 6 to 1 (Hamilton)
Captain Jack, 103; 8 to 1... (Flynn) 2
Jennie A.. 105; 0 to l (Morgan) “
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I am a candidate for »frhe house of
representatives of the Georgia legis-
lature from Bibb county, subject to
the Democratic nomtoia'tidn.
JOSEPH H. HALL.
FOR CORONER,
sir Knight. 115; 7 to 10 (Doggett) 1 ~
Lifeboat. 101; 3 to 1 (Bergen) 2 POT 1 CORONER.
Captain T., 90; 8 to 5 (tteere) 3 By solicitation of my friends I here-
Fifth Race.—One mile; selling; time, by announce myself as candidate for
Arab, too; even (Doggett)
Klkteer, 103; 5 to J (Ballard)
Our Maggie, 102; 8 to 3 -a..(Uciff)
Sixth Race.—One and one-sixteenth nine
time, 1:51.
coroner, subject to a Democratic nomi
nation. I ttm yours very truly,
GEORGE S. RILEY.
’ —. . . . ... -i Dy soiicuaiion or my menus i nereo/
- Geo. Dixon, 99; 3 to 1 (Relff) ^ I announce myself us candidate for core-
FOR CORONER.
By solicitation of my friends I hereby
tVIlmar, 99; 5 to 1.... (Lew)
i- Laurel, 109; 8 to 6..
ner, subject to a Democratic nomlna-
AT HAWTHORNE YESTERDAY.
First Race.—Beven-elgtiths. mile; time,
13W.
Lawyer, 100; 3 to 2 (N. Hill) 1
Tattersill, 110; 10 to 1 (JtoDonuld)
Birdseye. J07; 7 to I Gsom)
(White) 3 I tloii. I am yours very truly,
WILLIAM J. PARKER
FOR; CORONER
By solicitation Vf my friends I hereby
announce mysejf .as candidate for corr
. . . .. . ner. subject* 46 a Democratic nomlna-
Second Race.—One mile; handicap; time, 1 (ion. I nm yours very truly.
1:12.
Senator Irby, 103; 3 to t.
Shuttle, 95; 2 to 1
Wlghtman, 100: 6 to 1...
..(Leigh)
..(Casein)
...(O'Hara)
T. E. TOOLE.__
forTcoroner.
I respectfully announce myself a ran-
M.r. .... ... ,I,A n.1.1*
Thlrd^Race.—Flv^elghtbs mile; 2-year- | did^te for coroner, subject to the Detu*
ocnUic primary. on(l solicit tne vote
aiul support of my friends through-nit
the -county. GEO."LUMPKIN.
B. M. ZETTLEtt,
FIRE INSURANCE AND
LOING & LOAN ASSOCIATION AGENCT
463 SECOND STREET.
atftutlons. Lot our |icopt» stand (Irmly
for It wftd not he confounded -with
traUgatlon, monarchy, socktilam and
anarchy."
The ija-wponoevl'Jc New* docs not be
lieve' there are fifty Democrats m
Gw4nn«t county who favor the free
and unltmKed coinage ot ailvrr by the
United States atone.
The Qu.'.mvm Free Preas sraops the
:tu:iUon fully und atolee It tereety .a
TUB EXPEDITION SAFE.
Louden. July 27.—Carl Scvvanl. tlio
Nocnnvi.in anfit etilhitsaiw, tori;
received a tdcurJin from ttre cfiptol
of ihe Erllnc, :i Norweghur aefllnr,
which orriiel unlay at the Island
Vorask. repoctiuc tint be hid spoki
to the Itagnvald Jn« In latttud.
incth. All well - n l-oonl. The ltayn-
f.glows: "The best frienda of ailver I va.xl Ja« was then free of toe leu-
are toe men who are trying to force | bee Hd suow. No date la given, but
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TAMPA.
Jacksonville, July 27.—A spoinl to
tho Timos-Utflon from Tampa, Fla..
S.I}-*: Fire this mflemoon broke out In
J.1I. Dorsey's wooil-worklng ostoWlsh-
iiietit trod diwtrc-yncl thouttrinis of feet
of lumber and valuable ii'-ii'hltU'i'y.
The loss Is osslooted ut $100,000; l:i-
suramee not known.
tta coinage under conditions which
would insure K* peengui.nl us* na
mKD by most or tho oomnrarotol na-
tlent of the erorM. Tttry are the men
who -Ire trying to bring about tt» use
by all the world as money on the .line
terms wito'scld. nnd Mr. Cleveland Is
--me-* the most consplcuuus of these
men." at a
Ho. Columbus Ledger haa this to my
ttria I* definite news of toe safety
the Wellman oxpedrttoo. Tbe party
tv I slu'd to be reported as well msd full
of hope.
BIO FIRE IN OHIO.
Cellnft, O., July 27.—Fire started last
night la rwo turns and qo.'cktjr rom-
munlewted to rittere nnd then to KM
about President Cleveland, letter: business portion ot toe rity. It de
“The teller wu» • rtngln* one and atroyrd Mrtxener & Ihifer s martriue
breot^mj^r rt toyatty to Deimres toe Xowoiul liWl. poatoffiro.
rei bVf-\me Mnnro Ohlwttl’ twid OoumiMvwftl Rinks. Wick.
ged at the beirayal of toe eau-e -f j °®"* rtore and a doaoa oth. r biiet-
trift reform (A the sen&te." - ^ I tKm ctMbkiVT a loro «^lma<cG
never with $150,000. with oboor ^CO.OOO
Mr. 0#v4MnJ*a course.** *>Aya the I
DECLARED THE STRIKE OFF.
Wost Oakland. ChJ.. July 27.—The
local brandi of tba Amerlcao Ihtllwaj’
r .i i v."-isT last night d«vl ir** t,h*‘
strike off. A resolution to that effect
ins afrer a b«ucsl dt^tkfe. The
vote stood 187 for nnd 148 n£oJb»L
The tuoatfes lasted until m’.dnlght stnl
was very wormy \n charaetrr. Roth
httKled energy anti deter*
rnntwion. As a result wmc ill feelku?
was arousal. After the division an ex
citing scene ensued. Cheer Wttxr cheer
brok*' forth from the ele
ments. Chairs and lx*nches were up
set aud gcoer.il coofoslou prevailed.
Or* Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Wwld’i Fair llithwt Award.
olda; time, lfe%.
Diggs, ill: 1 to 4 (Irving)
Repu-dter, 101; 6 to 1.., (Web«.T)
Victorious, 101; 1 to 1.1 (Graham)
Fourl’h Race.—One and one*sixteentli
mile; selling; time, 1:50%.
Enthusiast, 107; 2 to 1..... (Leigh) 1
Joe Murphy. 108; even (Weber)
Mulberry, 95; 7 to l <N. Hill)
Fifth Race.—Three-quarters mile; sell
tng; time, l:15i&.
Victoria, 91; 8 to 1 (Carr)
May Thomas, 100; 5 to 2 (Krause)
Zenobla. 108; 3 to 1 (Weber) 3
Sixth Race.—Five-eighths mile; 2-ycar-
cCds; selling; time, 1X93*4
Sun Up. 98: 9 to 10 (Fisher) 1
Gurgle, 95; 7 U> 1 (Graham)
Nona,%; 3 to 1 (Casein)
Seventh Race.—Three-quarters
•riltnf.
Silver, 73; 7 to 1
Wlndficld, 90; 10 to 1 (Graham)
Little Dorrltt, 10p; 6 to 1 (Shields)
AT BRIGHTON BEACH TODAY.
First Race.—Seven furlong*—Padre. IU;
Plenty. 113; Sir Catesby, 112; Circular,
110; Clement, 109; Wtat, 108; Caledonia,
107; Robusta, 106; Maggie Rtchnn,. 1®: l,.°" !^ pro L ca ,?‘L^mn5« ffi'lotM
Musmco. 103: Little llravo. tin 'nger. 101: In Bibb and .■??!“* C0U , rent ttm-
ranging from J390 up at 7 ptr cen^■ ”
Second Race.-MaUrns: selling; live rur. pie Intercut: time t-'-m two to nve j
longs—Tomahawk, vtft: Hopper, in; Dato- Promptness and “SSSSS JcO.
Ing Charlie. 13); PI .Up. tin; Kitten, limy) | dally. LJ. w .ron, Ga.
118; Deeourcey, lit; Slim Charley, lit; j No. 318 Secoad Street, aiaojn. .
Walter Riggs. 114; Lord ltawkstone. 114;
Half Mine. 114; Hartford, ill; Sprite, lit;
Nhwty-aeven. UI; Helena, (ge!d> 111;
Erlc»aan, IU.
Third Ksee.-4?eiHng; six f»irlnn*R—Ins,
116; Shallow Dance, (colt) 114; YataiKe.
(filly) 106; True Penny, 1(M; ll.mweii. na;
Tylursu 101; St. Pauline. 10); Hiroy.tr:st.
100; Cora, 100; Ella> Mnrrlson. (filly) imi;
Vermillion. SS; Golden Gat% W; Mallnda,
IT.
Fourth Race.—Handicap; one mile nnd
a quarter—Sir Knight, 112; Herald, 106;
Major General, Hi Klideer. 03; Jodan, H;
Bolero,* 90; Royal George, U.
Fifth Race.—Selling; seven furlongs—
Hardy Foot, 113; Top Gallant. 112; Rest
Brand, 112; Watterson. UI; &la*st:all, 110;
Bel wood. 109; Tenacious, 106; Virago, lot:
Avon. MB; Marguerite. MB; Ret ft, mu;
Royal George. Id; Master eiurray, pg. •
Sixth Race.—Handicap; ste**pt? chav';
full course—Rodman, lvJ; St. Anthony, 163;
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
Loans made on eboleo real estate aind
farming lauds in Georgia. ^ nter 5 8 i w .
per cent. Payablo in two, three or five
mile; | years. No delay. Commissions very
1 reasonable. *
(E. Jone?) 1 SECURITY LOAN AND ABSTRACT
*» I COMPANY.
420 Second Street. Macon, Ga.
Cheijp Money to Lend
On improved city and iS^ioina
LANDS FOR SALE.
WUklnaon. Twlggm Sjeani
»«n nodee Taylor, Monroe, Piae
Troup counties. These luta'
farms that have been bid to <« P
'‘Sure sale*, and for mo«Uaft ba •
such improvements and are in *u<-b
ndition generally as to flltbtm
being occupied at once. Can tt bad at
a bargain on easy terms,
uddresa ti
con. Ga.
CT call cn of
ftt-r* Rfcood rtrwt.
HOWARD M. SMITH, m
DP PJ.GHT,