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THE MACON TELEGRAPH.
MACON, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1894.
EHINIITY.
There behind toe telephone pole you
have erected you will find Brown
Allen."
ELOQUENT PERORATION.
.. T . .■ • , ,, i Mr. Moyers’ peroration was one or
ItO Emotion Appeared on the lace I the most effective ever heard inu. court
room In AUiurtn. Ho said:
of tho Young
Prisoner.
HIS FATHER WAS SHAKEN.
J£loqa*nt Speech ln Defence of th« Yount
Man by Mr. Moyers—>Jadge Clarke
Charged the Jury on Clr*
oamttantlal Evidence,
'Atlanta, Nov. 16.—William
i v. ^ /ast "teht wicn I -went home .
thought of <lhe great responsibility
whion rests upon me tn tihhj oase, nnd
arose >md standing by a window looked
ou>t upon the landscape, fast falling
into the dusk of the evening. As I
looked I saw a faint glimmer in the
east. I saw a star, bright, lustrous,
beautiful. Such a star as led tho wise
men xrom^he east to-tihe lowJy manger.
su»oh a star as shone above His head
in ithe hour of agony, and as I looked
I heard the rustling of a white robe,
and near any side I hard a tiny voices
‘God bless mamma and papa and ev
erybody in the world Make me a good
girt and bless Willie Meyers.*
".Mnv thiit P-wl I i_
» * ”• | that great God look over you
Meyers, a. boy Mill in his teens, who andgukle you In the groat respnonl-
was charged with ehe murder of For- Witty wlhtch reata upon you."
eat L. Crowley, was found guilty this ! y ® ry woman In court, _
, , cept (the relatives of the dead mkin
afternoon. There wao no recomtnenda- wept, while young Meyere’ frame shook
tloq to mercy. Judge Cturke concluded convulsively and the father bowed his
hts charges at 3 p. m. (Alt 4:20 o’clock fingers 3 **** tcara trl okled through his
the jurors filed Into the court room
nnd a moment later their verdict wns 000 ® CHARGE.
reaH The venerable Judge, Richard Clarke,
““l , . „ _ . ^ , dedvered a long charge to the jury. In
Scarcely any one Ceflt the room while the course of It he said:
the Jury was out. Five hundred spec- .“The evidence of this case was pure-
tators were crowded Into the room. on „ e „ B ',’ jW Mfye . r *
They felt that they would not hnve founded on clYe™sto™hM crtdmo?’
long do wtaSt. Mfcuny (women were in .Circumstantial evidence Is itdio fact Bur-
tJhe crowd. WBien the vertlidt' was nn- I the tnan&icttlon und having
bounced same of them sobbed. They Zrt bfl £5$%* cireum!
sympathized with the 18-yoar-old mur- stainces pointing beyond roasonaMe
derer. Meyers 4s a fine-looking fellow. doubt to .the defendant. They must
He was a member IbPUbe city’s crack J oU1 t eo •Wrongly to the defendant mat
military company-. W Gate City erta^’’**“
Guard, and In bis uniform used to When the jurors withdrew to make
present a dashing figure. IV P Itholr verdiat Meyers wus taken ftito
' (Meyers took the verdiat without ap- w ? ere .? e awaited me
paW emoHon. His father, who It S SoWm"^ 11 fi'VSLft
Desjde him, held tihe (boy by one (rand, great crowd thronged the ntre&s
Thevekter Meyers shivered as though I J* 10 court house so that it was
stricken by a chill when the the clerli R ^ U the t0 *Sf "* the ■ prte0n6r “rough
of the count read: "We, the jury, And I ’ ^ *
the defendant guDty." Tne eon looked
once Into Ms father's face and then
FIGHTING FOR POWDERLY.
his eyes seemed to be looking ln/to stTOtl ® Element in His Favor In the
®* . dM not utTer a word. His
rips did not tremble. He seemed to be
prepared for the venfliot.
MR. MOYERS Sf>EBX3H.
Knights of Labor.
New Orleans. Nov. 10.—The knights
met at 9 o’clock today as usual, nn<l ad-
When Ithe cose wus resumed burned at 12:30 p - m - The reports ol
manning Mr. Moyers the loarilne^em!^ 8 I be fl , na,rK)0 committee, of .the executive
sel for the defease began the Imd ot the rocoKttng and flnan-
speech of the .total.' aSiJrJSS ^ 3eorMa 7 WOTe ^ad referred,
duced no witnesses otoeT “■> P rcse ™ 1< * 1 the report of
prisoner, the d^ense' tod cc<mmmtee ’ General
nrguemtrt. Every latwyor who toa Sovert " lg n at Its head,
gggSEE? S'
?sr.r;“
«ew ottoe mJTArrlSJ hrlef re ~ bly '™ re iPtcsemt when Master- Work-
,? ,“? e Mr ’ *®W** said: tun Sovereign called the aftemoorf sea-
he top] n th thJ ^ 52? ™? 3 * ht * statement, ston to ordere at 2 'o’clock. /
tmO W He and nothing tot the The first businetw was to receive the
He, tens bite truth. When he sold: repont or the financial committee and
to h bi l klttar lh H a ‘ F0 H r °n Cr0 "" lcy * au tL Was ported that thoi-,™jsu ow In
“ usurer’s hands a sum of
?J1S H, r “m Iey at i? e ° 4r who a schedule of the property in the nos-
to^WcMni?™? 1 ^ "ST 9 Iwvley *0*n« out session ’of the order wasaSo nrosented.
but ” r . kT “ ,* a * ™»‘ Meyers Among the items on the ^hedule wne
said so ° 1 £^5 an C I owIoy “s Knights of Labor building Ir. Phil-
»dgwias>«taad a»am»aafe ir
s,ur„if»ar ■““* ““ hassSafatt'afi
Was there unythlng more natural J?o.00O. S 1 Il0le - abl
wii £.«* huatJn *f tor a secret pHa'do to L- A* few minor changes were made in
Wm out to Nile preamble of the order, but tho
f?,Sf fn “ Jots, with motion to elect grttnd officers tu two
What poorer jjilace could termo of two years each wns defeats
,h M'® bw Ti,T euoh a by a large majority. ’ de,eatea
up “ e question of A congratulatory telegram was sent
;™?g* ^ recoiled fhe evidence of the to the National Grange now
Crowley hud BaJd Springfield, IlK * now ln Besslon
that one track led from the back of the Interest is now centerlmr in mi*
SjySJJJJJ 1 }*£ ^^r tho front of <tf officers, whichwin^not bet^kpn
^SSiStsfT
- itey - S3
sa^Tff^^s-ya is jV?
^ r b l hia not< *
THE PISTOL IN THE CASE. morrow"* 3 th ,° "W* a^semMy
■Mir. Moyers sent for the pistol of the at 10 °’ c,< ?sk.
arriraT >d ,th<?r ° w;le “ Pause Una^gftl Adjournment was taken at 5.30.
“i? 1 , 5- Ti t!mt With that pistol S0DTl l CAROLINA CONTESTS.
^w^^WeT^VeS ^ ** -■==:But Democrats
ss^«?ssffr& aa w,u 0c if!: tmcatta -
eoubfe?’ ""a you dld nat It. YUu Columbia, Nov. IS.—The state board of
w«y?2L.a? te<1 the hail to the Plstm ea " vasscr3 met today to tabulate thh
If It d-ld not fit, who could say that ^.hi vot * B of 0,0 rocent election. .
u? ln ourntnitted the murder? 1 They s dd R °bort Moorman, Republican, gave no-
“ oy dld not want to nmlilate the fnro ? c0 !* a , contc * t from Con^TtiiS^ to?:
man. Or were they nfr-lld lm£r 8 district. Murray, tho negro con-
“ e ball might not tit, J^d that f5 r w. Bma f' ? vl11 contoal Col. William^1-
iSJ? "'hrtrttoe uoqutlXed? r« it nr!t l election before the board. L Mel-
able that this great state would irro?" ton and ' Iv,m J »bnston, Republican candl-
to muUIate a dead Z 1 , f * dates, will oontest before congroM the
Bake of the rtek of irLnirfn«- a n e ii right of Oongressmen-clect Wilson md
-an tonbeent one? ol s a 1!vo om2 {• William Stokes to seatTIn that\Sy
4 , what are you givimr u* Moortnan and Murray will likely do the
this Brown Allen* sign Thev mi-^S. me ** ^ 0 hoard decides against them
that the munderer hufrlid to geto'iray" h?*? 1 .yfU render a decision In a few
ss ta grSTgS wul Ect th< c "’
POM and ^.ed the 4 ' THB**EUN’8 COTTON R2WIEW
S:. w - iih * sun ' a
ttray be ftp Brown AJlen. (but as sure .u? otton d «c»ned 5 to 7 points, recovered
n“i» Un 2 hef^e you, that there wm , thIa then declined 4 to 6pitoS, V c e ££
a^ man, « pcsnsonality, who wait a, steady with sales of 147,000 bales Liv-
gKJ 1 AUen to this boy, nnd that man declIne<1 to 4 points forftuture
killed Porest Crowley. I delivery and l*32d on the soot, with uina
“We did not introduce any evidence 01 W ’ 000 bales. . * pot ’ wlth
eh? You don’t wash a clean towel. Wc I - In Ma ^chester
Chancellor Boggs Made His Annual
Bhowing to the General
Assembly,
MORE MONEY BECOMES NECESSARY
Judiciary BUetlon Blit Postponed Until
Tue«lay~TI*v Northeastern Road
Not Paying-Numerous New
Measures Introduced*
Atlanta, Now. 16.-K8t>«ial).—Chan
cellor Boggs'of the t Stuto University nd-
dressed the leg-Mature In joint Beasion
today. Me spoke for an hour and a
hulf nnd was listened to throughout
with profound Interest. Governor At
kinson and all the state houae-roffleers
also heard the address.
In addtlkm to making a strong appeal
to the legislature tor the University,
Dr. Bhggu attacked the agricultural col
lege in a manner that set some of hie
hearers to <Making hard upon that sub
ject. He declared that the agricultural
college was founded upon a false prin
ciple, and that it was' unsuccessful ln
practice, because It was predestined to
failure. Ho said *t waa wrong to u&ts.npt
to make u specialist of a boy before the
min Ih Mm was developed and educat
ed., ond further that It was not to be
expected that an ambitious mind would
bo coattwted with tho degree of B. A.,
when he efttw within his reach an edu
cation that wotlld fit Mtn for a mope
profitable and mote congenial pktoe in
the world.
Dr. Boggs nteo rotated the state for
its Mggaolly policy In education. Out
of the 79,000 white youths between t5
and 21 years of age, he said but 883
were now enjoying the privileges of a
college education. This he declared was
prlmnrlly due to the system of common
school education, as well ns to the lack
of appreciation of highet education by
the elute. If the state would do her
duty, he declared there would now be
a, thousand students fit the University
“f- He shoy « 1 “ a ‘ ‘he
hc PJi' M y^ r ‘ Uy te , !ar 8dy -.iMlnrtalned
, by , Fed . 6 ™ moDoy ’ blrt “Is fund Is like-
■L ,r^ <K ?K e mMV0llaWe before leg.
.Wd the state would then hove to come
° “e rescue of the university. -While
tho white people of the state pay nine-
tenths of tho taxes, the educational
fund 1, divided equally with tihe slave*
bS&SeBsF*
back *r*t SiZLZrS* “e.stute stands
the youth who win have m2 - duty to
SS» 01 eha
eccotomy of mainagement
35,Vs tlSSSt'V'• =
a«a.'azsfSl'i“™
»«t It Is pxrttoiad'TJ?J? e charges
wealthy. In by the
dents made n hotter “e stu-
bfci church ?n tjhun did
wsfor here-and 1? ho waa
best Churches he ono of
There waa no aSoM" 8e<31 ’ t0 °-
the popular be?lef »h^?V2 a at n| l for
student* ... a itoni *5? Ilfe of ‘ho
dances, card pa rtite ns gayoly -of
. ®ie board of Vtoueire to,** 8up P w »-
a B n5r U ^S nC MSd6 “
datlohs when it Sunir??^! rec ominpn-
i a™-*U’&“X‘«r,ass
nominate three candidates for Judge
and solicitor In each circuit where tho
offices a»e to be nilod. The Governor
Uhall appoint one of these three. Iu
oaae ibo^enau?, Milch must confirm
the flpjwErtmrnts, shall refits to con
firm two c - •• “
tlili\l »hall _
Under tho bill U will not become" op
erative uni 11 1696.
Niisw: 'MBAsuREa
Sev-er.11 unimportant bills wbre passed
by the House to-day, and a Tot of
now ones Introduced.
Mr. Awtry Introduced a bill nufhor-
izlttg-the Governor to appoint n com-
lira CONIESIIS
0-f the three cnndldati s the BopublicaUS Will EndchVOr to Got tllC
l be given the commission. I „
Seats of Democrats in
Congress.
SHOCKING STREET TRAGEDY.
| Straight Shift His Wife, Her Sister and
UtoMelf.
•toaim n. y„ Nov. X6.—m. v.
straiifht, who cojiducts a flour and feed
store, cind h!a -wife have not lived to-
5®2lf p ^ lst lw * ek * °wlns to do-
mtotic dlffiaultlos. Tills morning 1 Mr.
Straight sc nit a note to his wife, asking
forgiveness and requesting her'to take
VARIOUS GROUNDS ARE ALLEGED I t"L tvgero'fTE'he “ushand^ h/^:
5ps,fe I——= - — S«S£SE3
miKiuti a.ii ir.#—- . iw comci ana | Ir Mr ., n |v\ifo ttnd $ietr aister, Airs. Mnry Whtt-
for y* ln bn«Inc>w part of the city,
ami dogged their nvovomentis until thev
tho I
** Pjj’jJKj* Jhal tho ooriitnlgBloner
slim publUi I information aa to tho
quality pf kund. itn price knd its near-
ness to railn>ads. or water courses, as
to the vis tor powert, as to tho forests,
7l<K t r» fffVJt HAiVnln nn4 t.l. *
in Moat Cnaei—Every District In
Virginia Will Furniih a
Contest,
- ^ movements until they
yw Wltihla one hundred feet of home.
whon> he nm up behind them to within
ten feet, ahd emptied *the contents of
, . l> ”‘? revolver at th. in both. If.* thmi .in.
Washington, Nov. 16.—The Republl- liberitifly drew forth his other revolver
tlon Oofpany, d nnd uther like omnpa- . " twaity-adx districts, tho cotlr {b* «W«f tour ebambeni tn.to hte body
nles lntafder Ut.it they may bo^ent tcflU ' e ln every 0380 but ono being a "jiei lu i' om _,, .. , ,
out to ihosc desiring inform-atloli about Democrat; Alabama, Fourth, W. F. I vjclnltv- of the t^JUL5 li ' 1 i er f a ,a tha
G SJWL also ImrodueM , bin „ Aldr,ch va - R ^ bln8 ’ Eighth. Crandall Pd VneS’hMLight rra.Cl
mg* perto” d ^l&Srte I ( . I !° p . ul . l,t) v ?: Nlntl1 ’ T - «• I
ky for Another person not entitled to I A,<Ir,cl1 vs * Underwood,
fiaeelve it shall upon conviction be Arkansas—Sixth, (MoRno vs. Mill,
man Sf,the Kcntucky-SevcnUr, Denny vs. Ow-
Thc <lu- - imporuin t liew ^bllls of to- CUS: TeUtb ’ Horklm) v8 ‘ Kendall,
day arej I Louisiana—First, Kernochan
n > By of - Cdlhoun—To ere- Mieyer; Second, Coleman vs. Buck;
k SptsinSffjs, &? —»»»™-
s Spa? asisa; sss - "sssasfsl » i sessassi'SS
n?mnd M Em , ot „ Hnnoock—To Fifth, Van Homo m Tarsney. t“ot nltomey. n! “‘SwdJfnir «E
M^duty ofl the I NebraskOH-Slxth, Dougherty V«. | well known, respeetabio
of 'Shrtitt. and tho tragedy has
Created Kre.vt extol tom uni.
HA I c womd hurt no one, as ho
ba<l killed .those he wart after. Neigh-
bom Jthbn removed the bodies.
I was shot three tlmeo,
In t.ho back, like halls lodging Iff tho ub-
damlnnl ettyltlos of the lungs. Rhe died ■
tonight. Mrs. Whltford Is still nllve.
bu*t sin Whig itipidly.
The miM-dercr wu removed to tho
BnER JtcBpU-al, and retained con- .
presidio* Judge, making ft Incumbent .
P n i 111 "! 10 blvc a11 cotios takell down I Kcm (Populist)
In shoraiand and transcribed whenever North Curollna— Second, Cheatham
By tri K ‘ y B a 1 t'tie ,h0 of Cn M u “ot“Ji!.T0 V8 ' W00a ' VU ' d: m “ rd: va Bbaw '
amend tile code so (halt non-rSsIdent ®° uth CJapollnu—First, Murray vs.
witnesses shall not bo paid when they Elliott.
bl>use Wl<hla thrce mlleB ot 1110 oourt ‘ Texas—Tenth, Rosenthal vs. Crow
'A^tor^Po almond tile code- so da to I ' ey -
irovlde for appealing from the decls-
V M»p BEHIND PRISON BARS.
Lawyer Allen Used Cllonta’ Money-for
Socrulqjtlom
BM not Introduce' any"testimony be-I J avo T : clotha'cm e t la ™cw Orleans d«Hn«i
cause the state failed to make out a I Points and then recovered most of it
cato." a I but later on stood 4 point* lower tn»n
h** 3 ^ofondant tho blackest y “ terd ? y ’ ?P° l notion was dull ami
lk*, will you hang him? When waa ca f y , at unchanged pricea. Sales, K» for
the law passed that hangs men for 8p i?fJ n¥ ’
lying? If that were eo, every man , „ d , a member of tha exchange: "Thera
within the hearing of my voice would 18 w lo " s P* 1, 1)818 In raising cotton, cut!
hang, for all of us since the time of i? n b® ralsed 88 cheaply in South
old Adaan have been liars. Carolina as In Texas.” One planter .alii
“There was never a case without a “ a t they would not plant for one bale in
woman In It. A messenger came to the aouth Carolina where they planted for
EulUm of Turkey and said: ’Sire, an t8 S thta year -
officer has Just fallen out of the bar- _, Porl rmelpts today. 63.S8S, Including va-
rooks window and broken his neck.’ riou ,“ P°rts, against 60,so? this day last
■Find the woman In the case.' Rnd 5 *’ 051 laat yca r-
“ 'There Is no woman In tho ease.’ ,„J5*. al tWs w88k ’ bales, against
'Find the woman in the case.' 328,3a last week and 291,2a last year i n -
“TSb messenger went and returned •ST^T 7 K£lpts tor the week, 2l6.«7.againet
after awhile and said: ’You are right, "‘J; 0 ® 1881 week and 1S3.9M last year,
sire, a beautiful woman was Just pass- ““Pmcnts, 2?L92», against 259,628 last
ing along the street and he fell out ot I w , ^ n ?.. 1 S? 09 Ian y8ar - Stocks, 2M,oa
4ho window and broke his neck.’ against 3^8,293 a week ago and 371.157 Iasi
“So I believe ln this case. The law !**'•. A decline In Liverpool and at the
Is uhat If any other reasonable hy- b<)uthan d.liberal receipts caused tho de.
pothesis can be built explaining tho Ptension here today.
murder, you must turn the defendant —
loose.” TO MAKE ANTI-TOXINE. '
Mr. Moyers built tile hypothesis that New Orleans. Nov. 16.—The ootton ex
a personal enemy hud used Meyers *s change started a subsa-lptlon today to-
a ratspaw, and had revenged himself wards camblkSMng a plait in New Or-
upon Forest Crowley leans for the preparation of toe amh
, 2 J2H 0 U -dc d rt«rtlves, you toxine or diphtheria remedy to a tew
took back Into the past, history of momenta President LtbotUssee rais’d
Forest Crowley’s life for a mortal en- 810,000. and It Is expected this wiilw*.
emy,, and you iwUl find Brown Allen. I largely Increased. ' lifl
northeastern ROAD.
wi“tTntod’Hay t 1 «W tto ° tbat
5-,"?!!?/■&??.“ffLSWS'TS
feAsSSS??“ ;
sia-S’fta
SHSBflBNfc
and Polk c ’ Hbqron. Fullwood
,uT I',: 1 , 1 , the atat e was liable durlni
was rrnSvrv?*! "S D ‘ hB during' Whloh it
vantagequ, *al* could not havo htvS
made to him by Agfnt Beaver Jinra
Jaarr i,
&om, 1 J5r“,!. l ? P “ 0 ,?’,.. 1 ! 8 8D >P l8y8 d
■ Pill lad nlph la. Nov. Id.—-Lawyer Walter
. . Virginia—Ii’Irat, McDonald vs. Jonrej l P- Allen, who on Wednesday pleaded
Ion of the railroad commission In cer- Fourth, Thorpe vs. MtoKenney, Fifth, guilty before Judge Bregy to embcAile-
‘^y^Broylca of Fulton—To repeal TTS S -SSS ^p^
f that otey: Seventh, R. J. Walker vs. Tur- Judge Bregy deferred semence, bm ore
, unury EJgdh, .MoCaull va. McredlUU I i.erci. Allen In’to custody, and ho wan
old. Tenth, Vost vs. Tucker. taken to prison. He wai to hnv« heei!
By Mr. McCurry of Hart—To fix nnd Tlw contestants from the Tenth sentenced May. When the Jailer open-
define how property shall be given ln Kentucky, Fifth Louisiana, Third Mis- the eel. door this morning, he found
when She legal title Is ln oile nnd souri nnd Sixth Nebraska district hnve Allen lying on the bed In :i comatose
equitable title lu another. The bill Is I not nformed the c<xnmltl(jo of the f 0I J'* v ' , '' n - Asslxtaoce was summoned
designed to prevent double taxation, grounds upon which they lutoud to put the twin died n few hours loiter. The’
and to. make all parties Interested ln I make their contests. In all thus Other Jmm'MlIale cause of death was apoplexy
property bear a aharo of tho tax. districts named fraud will be alleged. I p ut coroner has ordered u post mur-
By Mr. Wllkius.of Miller—To repeal The Louisiana contestants awiert I lotr examination to be ma le, because of
an aot amending the code anthorlrlng that tho frnudB are of all kinds that 1 8 roport that ho had committed suicide
the reeded of deeds to realty or person- may bo perpetrated at on clecton. ln- ) -,, 1 ’ ol V 1 V'
alty -when executed out of this st.-tte. eluding Illegal voting, stuffing ihe bnl- , " ly - Allen wns 44 yenrs of nge, and
By Mr. MoDonold of Wnro—'to pay tot boxes, suppressing or falsifying flit „ ma ’l y yt ' ari ' was on honorable ntt'.ir-
oounty road commissioners and over- returns and title prevention of voting 5J2■ y"' Wciln«jda y Lawyer Allen
seers for their services J1 per day. I Tho oontealUots from Virginia will P,„^V 9< U 8Ullty to threo bills of Indict-
By Mr. McCurry of Hart—To ren- I The contests from Virginia will bo U5*JJ,SPV ln * plm with emhezzlemont
der tho lequltable Interest uf property I made in pursuance to a plan tha* ln- , _ rom -three of his clients. He
of dofomkunts In 11. fa. suliji’ct to levy eludes the determination of the doit- J;' 11 * 'f, 1 - 1 ;' 1 as agon t tor the prosecutors
and sals under 11. fa. against them. | sHtutlonallty of the present election | money in speculation, it
’in the SENATE.
Tile Senate did ip?t do much work
ttkday. Several rtew d»llla wero. lmro-
duced, amofg them One by Senator
Brown »ro«Mlng for t- repreosotatlve
of e;iL-.h pcmtlc:ir -- * "
Mr. Oslsn-ne to-day Introduced tho I (kail* was 4,000.
Wil rectal nmlitl by tho li,itik«»**
Ansoclatlon for the repeal of the law
lnw ln that state. It Is mid In the J? 8 * HS5 5? had made restltu-
comknHtee room that one of the 8 b“ ca msrey was made,
charges to be made by tho contentanw, YlJ??. wtl8 “"l to prison to
Is tha.t election ooors .Ohnew out :lt | R ' va R the decision of tho court.
least 2,000 votes after tho election. Iu
TSaffTVlTKnSIC'ml dlsbriot alone the /mimbi.r
• party at .ho polls on I t | ITOwa 01J t miposcdly cast for Ropub-
KLLLbo ON THE STREET^. ^
Mayor or tow Town and His Friend
Killed Instantly.
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION.
ivasoumiiou aot me rt-peui w u« iuw i . . - I 7,,!- nxi.- »“T
requiring tlie publication o* notice of I r Aitt^nfftinrn in tiho History oi I W. Har-
Intention, to transfer stook. mnd re- largest Alttendtincc to too History oi nwn,_ mn y or of Uhls town, nnd Henry
quirlng .that such notleo bo recorded I tho OrganlzaJtlon. Iilrs5*2l a. Jowoler, woreassnssln-.vted
In tho office of tho clerk of -tflle superior . . _ a , ,52.,5,”“ alt “ 0<>n tl * i 'V y by John
court Instead. I Cleveland, O.. Nov 16.—The first ses W. 'B’Wd. overseer of the Van Ba/toni
Senator Roberts introduced a reso- elon of too J , , V ’?, C ',, £2*' ca ! ,vcn 2'ih vi" 1 '"? 0 ™ lajnld bls y »mtgcr brother,
lutlon to appoint a Joint committee to opened In Music Holl tote morning Wllh A yaar ago Mayor Harmon end'
Inquire wily the University of Oeor- the largest attendance tn too history of «Mr Boyd hnd d dispute -and sev-
gla has. wltltdritwii Its aid to the Mid- tho union. The scsston was devoted to erat »'wt» were flred. slice whlch timo
die Gaorga Agricultural College. Here- the annual tiddrcm of President Frances bad bloml existed hetkvoen them Yes-
tofoe the Univedity has glvdn 82,000 R. Willard nnd too reports of tho com- t8 £' ay .afternoon Mltyor Harmon met
per annum out of ltl land scrip fund, mlltitocs. Aifter Mlw Wlllnrd had oon- John W. i)oyd on the »treet, drew hln
This committee Is to tadulto why It eluded her tiddroas, toe report of the plftol and beait him over toe head
was done, and look to mailing too Mil- corresponding nocretory was read. A U. Today toe Doyd brother* rame
ledgovllle College n separuto lnstltu- melancholy Interest attached to it, be-, nto town armed with rifles. At noon
tlon, free from the control of toe trus- cause of too toot tout tho woman who Of Hiu-man and Lawrence walked tin
tees of the State University. had conducted too wbrk for many the street -to dinner, toe Boyd broth-
Tho Senate confirmed the nppolnt- years, Mrs. Mary A. Womlbrldgo, died ors met them and opend fire Hsr-
ment of John W. Aiken nn Judge of less toon four wicks ago. The report 'own drew ihla revolver and flrod n
the city court of Cartersvtllo. was read by Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens. couplo of shots Ineffectually. Doto he
I 1 Tho reports o.f Mlsa Helen M. Baker, amd La wrence were kBIed on too
toe tnusurcr, ghowed tort the receipts | The c-Mcr Boyd eoraped on horseStok
JUMPED FROM A TRAIN,
Lunatic Rofenlberg’s Lcia-P Ended In His | vlou*.y«i,t» and
Immediate Death.
this year are 4n excess of several pre- I the younger on foot. Thev
‘ toe dues disclosed nn tout .they would .urren&r to toJ
Birmingham, -Ala., Nov. 18.—Louis Ro
senberg leaped from a south bound Al
abama Great Southern passenger train
at -an early hour this monilnit near
Dudley, a way station below Birming
ham. nnd wan tnetantly killed, llesen-
berg had for a time been an Impute of i
th- Insane asylum at T’JsIuiPk.rii,
but a few days since by some means es-
WHITWORTH’S HPATEMENT.
HANGED FOR MURDEB.
. ® llrlc j* 1 *-’ Nov. 18,—Jim Summers wns
Say. Judge Allison Owed HI. to Snore I
mous Sum. I tally murdered one year ago. Ho did
. " I Proclalmln* his Innocence of partlclpn-
Ntohrill*’ Tenn.. Nov. 18,-George K. tlon In tho killing, but said ho waited on
Whitworth, Clortt and master in chan. | the outside while two other men did the
Cecil Gabbett. the well-known '^11^
a)au . to * ao 'i 8 ^ 11 't llne and report
upon Its physical condition. Agent
Beaver having reprrted that compare-
tlvely nothing had been «poat on it to
keep It up ttlnoe toe state took charge
This Is what made It appear that toe
road was making enough to pay the
lQtCT4Bt«
Mr. Gabbctt left Atlanta! to do tola
work to-day. As soon as he gets his
report Governor Atkinson will recom
ment some disposition of tbo road to
the Legislature, if It appears that it
la as heavy a loss to the state to run
It a* now appear*.
THE ELECTION JUDGES.
The bill to elect judges anil solicit
ors by the people did not come up In
the House to-day, but on motion ot
Mr. Hopkins of Thoimi, was postponed
until next Tuesday, the 20th, when It
will be the special order. The post
ponement to-day was due to the fact
that several large committees were out
and it Is desired that there shall be a
lull House when the bill Is taken up.
There will also be nothing to. Interfere
with Us di.seus.-Ion m-xl' .Monday.
To-day Mr, Bailey of Spalding intro
duced a brand new bill for selecting
the judiciary.
It gives the Governor the power to
appoint the supreme court with the
confirmation of the Senate.
After this the supreme oourt la to
caped. Notice of hUt Mogtp* was sent eery of tho court, who shot and killed hilling. He Is the second mra ha„„S
out go all cities and towns in tha state, I Chancellor Allison on Wednesday i.iat Ik I for the samo murder ^
and yesterday he was found in this city still alive, but cannot recover. An ante- ’
ar.tl orrcatil by Detective Barnert More mortem statement made by Mr. Whit- KILLED WHILE HUNTING
gan and-Officer Newman..At 1:18 this worth was given to the public today. In Ferry Fla Nov is-Mr win.
morning, Morgan ami his pr.eoner this statement Mr, Whitworth save that wn» kllli, Vn,inv Jam P k wll l8m "
boarded toe train for TuakalooSa. When before Judge Allteon’o flrat election as Whilo Mr iwl.™'" on a ™ m P hunl -
near Dudley. Bbec-nbcrg ual-.ed tu bo oh chancellor tho latter totd him ho would party- wai htodbns ’hti ot th8
lowed to goto the cli.’et. Mo-l’gan went not appoint him unless ho (Whit-worth ctenta’l'y rtleeulri-c.f tm, U , Wa J
with him. Roserthatg opene.1 th* door would agree to divide the fees of tho of. tirlnc \re un?i??l d ’. V ho , ont t? load 8n *
nod el tipped imsld.-, aSd seeing the flee. This, Whltworthray^ho agreed idmanudm^fe-v ^rM,r. Th ° W0Und '
window up. v/lthtnrt a word Jumnel | to do, and In addition loaned AIHmn '1 I “ a trw m,nuU! *-
hoadforrmoal Hub too durknert before different times sums amounting to 826 009 I’FI.i, mnu »
Morgan could oj.ta'i hold of him. The He says he endeavored to got Judge Ab m. , 1 noM A WINDOW,
train was stopped, and a seurch die- hson to securs this amount to secure Tueoalooso, Ala., Nov. 18.—Wilbur Gere
closed the man’s body, death evidently himself and protect his bondsmen, and I — r w “.” on a second story bal-
having been mat without a struggle, when he learned that Judge Ah Ison would ?° n , r . Hi* clty bal1 wl) en he was at-
Rosenborg wo* a German, and formerly not agree to a settlement he determined t8 '-kod ' vllh vertigo and fell to the pave-
a resident of Montgomery, Ala. | to kill him. nerermineu I
TRIED TO jklLL FOSTER.
determined , , , v8 ™«° on “ ren to the pave-
J ment rerclvlng Injuries which resulted In
■ hts death In a tow hours.
CAN GET NO TROOPS. I I
DR. M’COSH DEAD.
Mr*. Btarter Was Anxious to Kill H«r I The Indian Agent Must Depend Upon I .. ~ _ ' • ’
Assailant. Federal Marshals Prlncelon ;* Venera-M* Ex-President
—— I — * I ILaa Passed A'wlay.
Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 16.—Charley I Washington, Nov. 18.—The Indian -, , „ 1—~
Foster, a negro, wan nrrestetl in this f office Is doing nothing in too matter N - J-. Nov. 16.-Dr. STc-
city ymlirday cm suspdolon of being of telegrams received from the lnd'rn I dl0 d at 1° o’clock this evening,
the one who cornmlusd nope on the per- agent at Muskegce, I. T., regtrdinx J-wnce D. MbCosh wan bom In Ayr-
son of Ml*. Tom Payne near Bessemer, toe Cook gang of desperadoesMHabsS *5i2 fico i' ln ' J ’ ln >«». He eras edu-
tols county, Tunsday night, and Utter- been Informed that toctrMnH lhe UnlverslUe* of Glasgow
wonlc nttomptsd to take her life. Yes- Ooudly demanding caSnot undw the a " J Edtoburgh, beqamo a membe? of
tertiy he was taheti by Deputy Sherlffe law, be sent IntotoetaSin territory , t ?,* r 0hu,< ’' h of^otUnd ln Arbroath In
Ode and MoKimney to the seems of hl» It Is stated at toe IndtamnnvA7h?i 1836, r< ’ m ‘- ,v<!l1 to Brcohln In 1839, Joined
Crime ma Identified InsUn-.Iy by the Ss .ft * , ‘ t "* Ohureh »t Scotland In u”
woman and her young brother-in-law. the agent need mot “l,*" 1 Q ,i‘ and wns appointed professor of loglo
The mob whddh Had gathered at one-; us u Is under the lurt*dkiu)in >> n?Ma mellvphystcs ln Queen's College,
osught th* negro from the officers courts The Indian Bela, '- t ' ln 1851. In 1868 he oime to
and awempted to lynreh him. Tho offl- perm’ssSn 4o uk!- toe i Anterior enfd brenmc president of tho
cei*. by dint of perant.*ton, prevailed on cooperation wfto toe'unRed^Bmii^ College of New Jersey at Princeton
the men to let the h w take Its course. I I ‘"-1 took a prominent olaoe a-mTmS
' lak^ its course.
(Mra. Payne n^lzed a ehotcun sod at
tempted io her fUwaiUrit, but wan
prevented by the sheriff*. The husband
ond 'Cither of tho wornun aliv) attempt
ed to shoot him, but were prevents
By hard work and cuol bravery, the no-
ffro'was brought to this city xnd placed
in jail. The ponaHy in thl« stutc Is
death.
marsh-ala, but further Chan this he he* I TtP.rKS? 2 Prominent plate among
no jurisdiction-. - * a# I American divines and eduoxtors. Be-
sl(l es numerous contributions t*. Hrit-
lm nnd American reviews, he pub
lished many phlloeo-phioa.1 works and
BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.
SOUTHERN IIOM7COPATHS.
Two Charges Made Against Him by th. OOC!U,lon ' 41 “"non*
Comptroller.
MS’S S& I SlE®sro3**SSrM
^Uittanbcs. Nov. 16.—At too clewing to, remncy. lia, bien arSJ ab " > tfnghama. domeauV^ pri„r,d
* €fie ? 0n ^f« re ejevewth an* I charges. One is for falslfyinir m* h«v)ka I ' P®lGoodes, camlets, shirthigs*
SiiwJ* m A 0 ^ D| fSoutftiem lfe«neop land the other for making falso stato #n#S r,0l ^ n8 *>y ®Pot purchasers and
MS&c AstoclwUon,. <he foMcwIng were menu as to ihe condition of the hunk’ «n the road. The changed sen.
elects offleers for the *n»uing year: He gav”bond In theVum Sf rlsoo m^ h U ,T nt for .. the boller 18 Mending, be-
, , W * C ' R^^kson of fit case for his appearance^ before the next "'If* in a freer propa-
LjwU; fln4t viC2-pr«idenit, IV. W. French term of the dStrtcteourttottJsdS? ^.53 M »prin g. PrlnUng
of ChatUmoofra; SMorsl vlce-prc-Mdent, - y * I are with sales well on to
I SOUTHERN RA1IAVAY BAHNINOE. K<S^ e a t 1%‘crato." k ' “ nd the mar -
of New Orleans; oi-r.-.xponJing sccats- I ^Nfiw York, Nov. 16,—For September |
ry, Lizzie Grey Gotherx of Bt. Lou A; Southern railway earned: Groan,
«rt“ u « r ’ A. w. Duffle,d Of Hunrtavllle, $1,028^46, an Increase of 8115,010; ex-
annual m--.Mug will be hew in Novem- nBt 1o00,230, an lncreito of
ber, 1893, at St. Louts, Mo, 1 *80^31.
SENTENCED TO HANG.
Wodltnd. Cal.. Nov. 16.—!»\ the Wor-
wr8 5!< la « case, Ju.lge Grant
denied the mbtlom for a now trim and
-r.unue.1 toe defendant to ha hanged
i 1-ebuury 1, 1895. *