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THE MAC03S T TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER T, 1894.
i THE MACON TELEGRAPH I ^1* “ I * ran<1 tf,e B(m,h * Mtpr oir I •*****> ««the? w u eonm* i
mam *» 1LLLUUHI11 ’’ ,nn *« P»«» of the eoontrjr. u> .V- tamrtWton of cilna, "her will
— Money is source because It is on cotton not onus *
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR I Um ,h " **">' i**U" to M* moa^. I w'oot «t> Be’dfi-’to I
AND WEEKLY. I , ■“*** 110 <u5,ual "-ont, and tliore oganirt tier Japanese enemies.
18 n th s soction a solid basis on which I —
lo build up the prosperity that Is ce:-, NOT MUCH GHAC-iCE.
tain to oom© with a revival of business Mr. Carlisle's currency „i.,„ I
THE daily TELEORAi-H-DeUwrea hr j confidence. There Is no reason Why | with graer.il approval tn the Bomb,
Office 569 Mulberry Street.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
At a Duluth elevator a cargo of 115,-
000 bushels of wheat, weighing 3,450
tow. was poured into the hold of a
JikG steamship in Just eighty minutes.
TUiat is to say, the grain won loaded
at the rate of forty-three tons a min
ute umil the writ was ftnlshed.
The annual report pf the miperin-
tendr-nl r t h* Mfr-sn-ing service
carriers m the city, or mailed, postage anybody nhould fall 'nto despair over I -m,i . i Tr~'* w '*’ v» mc-trwyirg uervice
1 free, «0 cenu a month- n 75 for thrL rim . 7 / over jnd the West seems favorably dis- h*hows a irefmarkaibly gtxwi record for
1 months* 13 60 for six mouths* 17 tor on* i ***! iU * k w * Il!8a will posed toward It. Tin? East always 2?!L' I>a8t: yeir *. Three hundred and
monins, s*w R>r six months, |7 for one only render recovery more difficult and ,iVri^«y>,r fl 4U. n ’ 8 7 <**foty vessels in distress were assisted.
I year; every day except Sunday, |& slower If n»„ , I 11 -r.KOsWprratlve ill such matters, re- On these vessels were 4,054 persons, of
(THE TELKtiitAFH-Tri.w.ekre umw mj .1 '(r. m) "' sar<u u 81 >»i«whnt coldly. In a long whom only Cl tost their lives! The cs-
, TO ,.n y ' M * U ' in ,hlB lpt,,T 'o l"' ljl debtors and ^eon. w th ntenTO of , IT* H*W*ted value of -the cargo of these
I, day,. Wednesday, and Fridays, or Tu.b. I creditors jj g.-n.-rillv adoniMl Z , I lty ** t me ,or vessels was $10,000,000, and of thla
II day*, Thursday. and Saturday,, thre, oeraJ1} “oopwxl. 1M7 cushion, It la prolwbla that the plan, J7.68S.OOO was eared. 'Itre cost of the
ll nwntha. Hi ala month,, R ; on. ywr. $4. Z” " wlw Ti ‘ covvr J more or lost amended, would b» adopt, t0 0,8 oolmUv was about «•"
We, nnuDAt Zr<lTZl y T - by «“■ In “ *<« ■*** T‘
on, year, 11 I., J **” f m * t!1J1< llng to- , v i 1(>n t j, cro lwtIc t ; me f (inyth'.ng ,,!?.? ^S 000 ccimmlEnl&rec'r,
gcJior, and ercrytlilng to lose by the MOT . ,1,„ ,... , , w 'hik they have discovered it way to
tTHE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH—By mall unwtBTOjrv «inr-flro. ,.f th.. iM.-nL. , , eXOe,,t tIle “PPmpr^t on hula, It id to get Miter iwo.-lt out of the police by
one ytfar, fL ' , ,b s bU, ‘•'“ !9 • 01 •» {mm ' 'Hat nolhlng wll In* done grating them tor any ojecteflfy mer-
* 1 MXVld,il! n “' r " 1 '^ 1 with It. It cannot be denlral that - 1 _«W hoae prepared a
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U.S. Qov’t Report
nUHUCRU't'lUMe—('ey able In advance
I Remit by postal order, check or regl«-
tered latter. Currency by mall at rlek
of aenfler.
NOT IAIP&A3D OP DEI7T.
Macon, Os,
ixwllvjdiiil members. HHHI
■ T.u. ... « cannot De aeniral that a I meiUil tor the purpo^whfah will"be
change In our currency laws ho ruo- awtwJded to the offlejns on i-3aolutft>n of
mentous a. this tequto* most exhaust- fci't
.VO dJCUHS.on. Every detail of It be <wwar<J»ari tihe medhd. it nvtis given
should be carefully concern,, ev« WSWKSS
though Uki general principle on which —
the plan l« conatructcd be admitted to . 1 S?' rtmartd ? r Flack of he royal Swe-
of peace during the last twenty years, | | K i sound. te i. ,.i.. I < ! lHh 1,avy - ^ permiatlon of the navy
Tho French pubTo del.t la by long
‘ |«W. the larg.st In tho world, nml
GO.WMUW1CATJONH ahould be addressed amdunt, lo somuthlug oottveeu a.-ven
aa^r- ‘srsKwr I i - *» -?
IC \n not probable,
FOR ALDERMEN.
Pinit Ward—ClLVLi.HS J. JUHAN.
Second Ward—E. J. WILLINGHAM.
Third Word—MORRIS UAI’P.
It haa MfAa.riv incre.^.1 - i. I i *’ “ i deparmenr, on a-pplieam'on of She Swe*
s *te.i<l.Iy Increased at the rile, therefore that celled from the present <h*th government, -wan a member of
Perhaps, of fifty millions a year, the currency laws w 11 be had for a rear or ““ *“* ““ “*
revenue* of tho republic always fling Wo yjt, and then only JS th. con-
* ort <A oxpeDdlture. It would be- Unt of a Republtaw oongres*. This I.
ABMLUTEiW PURE
oeafEerof this plate, and Immediately
over that of the pile, was placed a
r.h.irg- Ilf i-.'iploj-ive ill the form of
n cake, six Inches In d fame ter, abou t
three-quarters of an Inch thick and
weighing a little over a pound. The
dynamite was wrapped In parchment;
paper, covered with clay and ignited,
and the effect produced was found to
be equal to that of about tlvo blows-
front a 1,500-pound monkey fatting from
a height of about ten feet. The Iron
plates, it was soldi resisted from twen
ty to twenty-four explosions.
perhaps, of fifty millions a year, UM currency hum w'11ho bad IW „ ™ I ® e w ‘ w oollego ctaes -kwt yeir. He
I ... ..... . . ... . I ™ rr,1K T 13,ws w 11 0® “ad fora year or | aa * returned to Mb duties tn -the Swe
dish navy, but ft is -announced tthait
he will Totum tb -this country early
. , . dex month to marry Mies Bancroft,
very much to be regretted. It Is true daughter of John C. Bancroft of Wnsh-
oomc prudent sWIesmea, under clr-
«WM.».U **<•< ft* I IM, _ . , I • —* •••“—• •» wv •VB.VHO*. * I »o taawc i <aau(|iuci Ul tiuiill Vi OMiCIVl’l QI «HW1»
Jourtl. Ward-W. A. MANSFIELD. lm )lio ,,RW - ,)e MWloiu tn that „ dmnf-f, ln u, u currency laws anil lll « ton - <,n<1 granddntWMer of the late
Hfth Ward-T. E. HYALS. spending the public money when ex , hB unavoidable iiiwerbdwTOo.ti-n.lim- Hon ' G> S rs S, Banc ”"- „' nhe
Sixth Ward—C D PfBAW I nendiiim. «... .... , ” anavoioame uncertainty attend.ug I yioung Swttts apparently devttted
- 1_J ^ UIX "** absolutely ucces- expctimcntH, would do aojnething to j «ome aitteirtton -to Venus as well as to
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS . nt , rencft to be increase the uncertainty n business
tfiZOtyJ!!*!SST* * °°" Fireworks, I ‘ ns ,,u * Pni'li.-nt. So long ,is the I o’rcierf already existing, but if I Dr. George R. Pordmer of Camden.
"a t I French people are willing to lend the I the nlan adopted were n wise one this N - blBdeaith the other day from
■ HpojJ.HealesW'tev rente. govcrmneBti monf-v thnv «eem to think 1 0 P 1 ' 1 " adopted Were n wise one, tills , m unusual caiwe . H i a tiooth-brush
H- Do3v,n -' Assignee's sale of Uy * wn *° ,1)lllls d sadvahtage would be very short lived Was -the death of him. It seems that
that the publ.o debt Is no curse nnd do ami the recovery, resulting from the he was ea-ning Oils teotfh eotme months
not look upon lls ncraao with nnv ... . ... “go when a patdh of bnlsUes became
nonroboL,.!!, ,* ~V, " uy •«“*<■ ot new system, would be detached from tlhe brush and n. oud-
npprejicnsion. it « for thin r(Ninon, I f 4ir more rapid tlian it can be under don lnsp?n.i*tJon of breath 1 carrfod
pralutps, that -the chamber of deputies existing cond'tons In mite of the tin- ,n . to . Ws bronchia. A surgeon
-—........ I vrrfos !««., ™,1I,I. . , I l Aisuiig oimu.cous. in spite or me tin-1 munax-xl to remove -awne of itlh-em
Iknanuel Isaac, Xnxis cokes. I ‘‘"•-b °>VdSts for little fore.gn fa-orahle outlook, wc have some hope and afforded Bhe unfortunate -man
King's llaugbters, "The Itrownlca." I van without lies.latlot). Only a few ttmt th- nniniiml t,.,™ some reHef, but a stubborn oougli fol-
Amdemy ot Atusle, -Pawn Ticket days ego a credit for tho , universal sense of the neces- low „„ lWl , sccHent. and recently pneo
. I y *" " >T ' 10 w r 3 -'Jud- | s tty (l t do.ng something may have Its I irrmi-t deveiom^d from it and quickly
Vi-t-nr 1. , ■=— — **** 5ar w<18 »«rtod without hesitation, )n cottgress aarrled Mm ott.
J,11 RLE CHANGE FOR REFORM, though It Is possible Out toe cxpetV- *
fruits, etc.
J-'. E. Xupforman, Imported table
deficadeo.
Speolal Notice, Partner wanted.
£"*by r & McKay. Locala. shoes.
I tAUlr*. special offerings.
nor to.Au ... ..... T 1 m.,™ I fit. Louis has fallen Into line In the
The Woj.hotr.on u ! tlan - ,b “ foro * •» suorossful, will liavo THE SUGAR DISTTRIUUTION COM- procession tv. cleanse the munlolpna-
dispatches shicv ( -f«t Franco a hundred million dollars , BINE, . tics of boodling and corruption. It has
that while the proposition to adopt a Against this vast mnnim, , ,, , WJth the possible excejltton of ills ll- organized a commWtec on safety,
cloturo rule .11 tito senate Is Stm.ielr „ ? VaSl ex P l ' U! “‘ m,, y >*u bal- htstraMi paimphlet giving export dir- Which Is getting a lively miovc on It-
, „ , ‘ strongly anal an amount of territory in that couno on protected mamufaicl-.uiv.t, and self .The oommilttee, wihltoh is under
supported, there Is little probability far off -'sland atihleh 'a PUblWhed some yeans Jlnce, ah-.- pam- tho presidency of Nathan Oole, nnd Is
that anyth mg will Ik- done* at th's t.t„ „ ., , y »" "he Sugtr DtMtrlbullon Com- composed of men of all -politite® par-
short nWcn I„ . . *“ * I bl ® ' n extent, but which can bo worth I blrte -by Hon. John Db wilt Warner, ties, Iras issued tun address to tltvscltl-
, ™' nltaonce of such very Ilttlo so far ns tito actual rnUim. ' u;,t i-ssuodiby the Roforra Club, m per- z-ns. setting forth Its purposes and
n rule, a small mltvrr.ry cun Prevent I n n,„ni. .. . . ' ' , ' {x«j» the most InlenoanimB o( 11:3 vOiely asking for flnamcfal nsstlsttsotee, and tt
■invthlns fsrun lv.'i«r ... pr ' >fl,s to th0 French people are con- kmuam aratas. expects to be s-oon In tthe midst of a
friu-MiiMu ~ n<? ' IU 11 I Oeroe'L Perhaps a ImndiNvl years will , 33 *J <h*» “f a subject as thorough investigaltlon of the afOairs
requires pracUeuJIy unanimous consent I diss liefom tliat ... mi . ? whkft vague Jmlutonwtfcins huoe for I of the city. If there is a tiger cub In
Ho the adopt on ot u rule with-it w ll P . . . ' 11 w l * l,e a f**™ «>cfln mtole on every bred, St. Louts ho had (better be seekttttg the
r-Ansi. }. mi i 1/a wit.(It W41II market for I*rench go.ms—and wlwt I w wxc-enfs sumnmrlzwd mho results of I solitude of tho woods.
coaao to mako uammous consent neod may not. hannen n n imolwol anjtovcailgoltlon rwuaMmg every corner
essary 'berforo a vote can bo taken In ri„. r,--, „ 1 1 " “ “ r ™ years? of Who Utdtod Sta tes ami tbasttl on what lit I* satd that a Gasman cCectrtotam
Hie hiiikua it i„ I Frendi are not n colomx.ng people. I Is «J'-Mentty am ortootmous collection of hn« Invented a wonderful electric light.
• It is true tliat avltll tito 1 They are not increasing lu itmnlM-r. oit|gJi*ai| dooumenito—ltKtuldtng accounts, I which o-peral'-es in the line of Nikola
r-onorait «»f tho vloc-presldcnt and Ills nml 't is ctir-.t,. ..... 1 ’ "jecccjiKAicn£j«iJ;v« u-tsd- proceed- Toda'oMglh potrelM n-nd Mere frequen-
Itotl-ve a d In rerolut 0,1,1 1 '* ® ,lrcly wl 'b “ '!>« range of ‘ngs of loooM organ,zatlono-wfeh lay cy expertmenits. but far euw-ttrses nwy-
. „ u >u< try proceedings, I pstshllltles that If the oottut.y ’« de- upon ro-vtuw the workings of the sugar Ltlhllnlt yet nrodancMd. by tihe "wizard."
g"en a strong opposition to tho adop- slmble the tuwoU -i *' 'ruaujfroni itU very imxtpalon, uto.-ite she The ■pra.ctlcoB ui'fWty of Tenia’s work
glou of tito now ruin might - t„. ,t I ' 10 *’* l °' lltr races wl.l I lines tin -wtolwh ft most directly affeote has often ibeeo doubted, on account of
*r« tcA /. , . ,r, v 110 “S' s° 13 and possess tho land. Thn cstnh- I 'be Azt»erto.m people. She ooett of the production of t-he ctwrenk
loatcd, hut .t Is not all l.kely that ho I l ah'ng of mllttnrv nnMim-itv «... ,^ ,e “awdl blntory Is given of a com-1 ewesjary, but the Gumwin lr.ive.w.or.
twill consent to take part in such -t rev ?, aUth0r ly ovnr Xlfl<1 I plf J® system nf whedrattis gtocem' atwo- PrnPmwr Mhcttt. -has crude a lumlr.es-
i... ' 1 ^ ngoscar or any olbor outlying territory I oWlwuss. casth ciub cutcikllary to the cent dinsp, using a noilt of lmntnoun
' ' con bo worth very rule to the con 1111 Kwretnan and t«M iby tn a gnrtenraa p lint, iwhWh gives n sen-toeaMe a-zht
1 lliero Is no doubt, however, that Sen- I nmtrhu , , Ul ® C<>n ’ «»u»nti"cton on condition of itthetr keep, with omeAmiXiUonlCh pa-nt of a “watr of
Attor Vest has TOU, n,i q rlnt? BU1 ®' unl0 *s conquest Is fol- Ing -the price of sugars up to the t»lit ehvtrtelty. Professor :Ehcirtt cays that
[y . , ml ll ' n1 'be tiuhllo lowed by an Vmralgmtton that n'l g ve l ^ ola,te '' by the bnist; - While mho o.iplm his light coils but 1-2000 on much an no
,t>p.ulon of tho country In hia efforts te to tho nnnn-m.1 i—.. , 25 wreapondencieand amsnunlbt furnteh- -vtll-nary Iwmip. Throe WSjCt frequency
kulure tho senate to admit 1 .? ? a0q,,mt terrltOT y s»“«*bln< of ad leave noOiing to be dn.lre.1 In the currents are not dangerous, and give
.... a< h>]>t this tu.-ccs- the character of that slate. Rut the I w 2Sf of °°curaite deiaM. but itihe nmaouat qustvtitiy of heart, ro
wary rule, it la true enough that the French kiwi to In- uu-ticui .rtv , ,i, T !S_. , * uliht ' r * conclusion la pedhnps the ne v light wllf preftwWy toecouie
roiuite can get along after a fashion .TJ. . . l , - vUo " 1 -' rl > «'l"'t> 1" .minrmwv ot -the ttotnila given: pnpUlar.
iwtthmu it -t. i.. a a fn * ,,lon ' I 'be dictates of a noltonal van ty which I „ w 'i' h " 9 > B Snrackdto in dorttrol of
» .V' 11 " ' lono so now for I (rads them to Incur auv oxneuso that a ? ,1 .,' ,le Bavameyors e*tem»n« Mayor Plngee, of -Detroit, seems to
( n(bout ninoty years. But ditr ug Uio nuy M Peu»o 'bat their ptontatloms »n Cuba, the frost die- I be a him of Wrats, but (his Inttest will
tereoter nnrofit, ,im! ,. « y ** “""““"T «> make 'lie populace •"« » every brandn ot sugar proiuc- bnrdiy command ltsSf to (the 8. p. C. A.
I , F”, of <lu " ,Jmt ‘ "'MO was no beltovo that France Is more than hold 2?“. ABtrlbiitioo in too Unit*! I B Is adhilnlg -Ions than to kill nBl ihe
such praotfee as flmntateiKng. «y the 'ng her own „ n, I ‘ “ “ ?i? lt0 ?Ljf a ' k 1 ,n « "f* 1 " «•» wing ovary homms ibalonarinB (to Uhe dfiy, to odder to
courtesy of the *«utio tt *' ,“ 1 ’ " or °" 11 •" '•» race for greatness, one concerniu-cxcqpt te ste con- save the exmenae of tfcelling thorn dur-
' ** "0 s always | Th« war lu Antra gnnv out of this I toL 1 ?? ..Jib° m 1115 offices, ait 117 | Jog/tbe^ilmc 1 -. qtho city ownn several
The flslht made a-gnlnat the "living
-pictures" in New York by some of the
prominent W. C. T. U. people bids
fair to develop Into quite a pretty war.
It Is said .to be not unlikely -that the
living piutures wlB make a combination
to fight back. The girls employed «rt
tihe Garden Theeutre have made amove
In thuot direction, and .-tent a letter
Mrs. E. B. Gnmnis, the prominent
Journalist, thanking her for -her "wo-
manly opposition fo the famfical op
position .3o animate art." Tho letter
declares -Shut "is undoubtedly -true that
there Is no unchaste living picture ex
hibited tn -New York, ceraitlnly none
liilf so shocking as -those to be seen
displayed In -the 1>oxes of the Metro
politan opera, (house.” Tthe young wo
men Who figure ln the pictures think
very -hand for the W. C. T. U. wo
men to wish -to -talae -the bread out of
the mouths of woman of (heir otoss.
• Ao « real IhnusehotYl treasure Dir.
Price's Raking Powder Was ae-hl-rnnsd
potiltdon unique ln Its-tif.
ANTfl-BREAKFAST SMILES.
Malld of Athens .ere we ixurt,
Give, dh, give me b.vck my haart,
For unless there circulates -my blood.
(My name, -Athenian maid, is mud.
—Detroit -News-Tribune.
Throe days at belle can look up ait
the m-llky, way -without leading the
young men to suspect -tbait she wants
lee cream.—Dallas News.
Tammy—When I’-m a man I’m going
to be a Soldier. Mather—WlhU-t, and bo
killed by the enemy? —Tommy—Oh,
well, .then I guess I’ll be tthe enemy.—
Yale Record.
Mrs. Gobbler—Children, see that
man over -there with the full vest?
Young Gobblers—Yes. Mrs. Gobbler-
Well. j-o-ur poor father helped to make
tt thus.—Syracuse Post.
The people In New York are clamor
ing for a 3-cent loaf, while the office
seekers in W.iifhfing-ton nre insisting
upon a J3aaJda,y louf.—^Yonkers States
man.
Voice at ithe head of the stairs—
George, ihdve ytou been, drinking?
George—N’m. Voice—Say chrysanthe
mum. George—(silent for a moment)—
I’-m drunk-dli, any dear.—Syracuse
Post.
Snertff (on the -morning of the execu
tion)—Was the prisoner impudent
when you taM Wilm Ht> get ntn-dy for
the soaffold? Deputy—Er—he told mo
he'd be hanged -If he would.—Buffalo
Courier.
' It -will not be very tang before
some Wild, wcoly Western college will
go down Bast and lick it-ho stuffing out
of Yale, Harvard, Princeton and the
rest at fdpt'oall. The football culture
centre Is rapidly swinging westnvurd.—
New York Press.
NEW YORK’S BAiNK STEALS.
Anoro strictly „o UIlU by the ^ „f vra;— Z*’™. ln ore -to be vwl-1 ' v;rjl mucli oheaipiv to .kill thorn and
propriety then Hum u PUROitr. Many hi’.lllons will lm Loutefcma. ..ilUng her planters more Ini .Wife spnln-g. He (has -the
M P y then tluin th-y have shown npeitt, many lives wtil be lost much oubal > *md Hanuftan ?’ U ™ K * of hls dotundtion^, any way.
flheuisrlvoB »o lie of Into yeurj. . Durlnr mfrnp'no „ i„ , , ’ ," n * p1 ' prtois—‘(lie (trust contl-tux-mls to offer Ha had some horses of tt.-a own. arid
n g i sum r ng endured, mul, as a result, ^r -Amerlean augur; anti tb ih» reoire- m,,hor "haw «Try them itltrough the
Fraare will have a colony which Is f u " 1 ' ,world - filvlng wlrr.er ho gave tihflm a dose of cMoro-
Trlih nut nr-ni ,1 ,.v . 18 ,beUm»t-«..iHed on Ouhuin tKirSty at 6orm ltt » Olhcr. <lay nnd got rid of
Ilhout profit nnd without horror to Iter, "ifrfli Whoy can pick,-UP Austrian; Jotoii The >'(h«- officlnls of toe city do
— , m, Brastoxn and other mixars, "wOltl favor on (he mayor's
JAPAtN’S TERllLS. | ^
lAltlons fit AiHreta i.t- - . 1
> ytMire. . During
;our recent history. It luis bceu common
•Jiw a minority to ,nko ndvantngo ,rf
*Uie senate's na-lilllty to control tho
bourse Of its ,x,vn business, through the
funk of this rule, to praofcally block
bll business for weak* mul months ni
.pi - i._ . . ~ cations nt or above which tile eni—,■ rvi- It Is time to stop talking of the Itnl-
T1, ° JLxpntcbcs reiiorb that Japan tbcviuslhout the country^arei Kin Bin-UJtl -and look to the present
,w time, for no lielter reason than that bUU " 1 *° cl,:n! > the terms on which J' t V “ p| 'are dally <r.<- “t °ur own country a ffttie.
» ,u ’' 1 ** "> "» The lack of '« »»« to P«oa They ore TgftESSi 'WuXi^Mx^ns^^
w rulo by iwhksb UdhM could bo do»od 11,0 1>a ^ mcnt °t Imrulrod nilllli>n !J2*l »to Uho forty othem fl l b,e - 11 ** reported bn good authority
nnd a vote had. nas. during the M y, ;» ™> >**«-<« of all ,ho territory SSSsSUrtfS? wflSL ^™ y
Oixir or two, oott this country hun* I " ^ l 1 conquered by tho I dJlher dies of tihe bind. I passenger tmlni <mi tho
M-hteti this ootmtry \nll not be slow to lhori ’ ,foro ’ amounts to about two bun- tnmtSSSEl? w? Sr
<o.get. It rest the tsdtu tho coull- llrert nillllon dollaiie. Tlio territory in- 1^112 or »erlo.Uc»i remit-
■ SSLS’JteSStoJ? Ksjnh IM'Adul
sli-r wlmtovor advantage thero may be j af the Chinese empire—autoug
fn rtte mniMVMImu mrhlch la compelled rtl, ' m r ° rl Arl '»ir, the great naval stn-
fcy tin* dbwx.co of a. rule olos'.ug debate ,lo “ at ouo tW* of the strait which con-
la the senate. If in exchange it cun ,g). ravts tho Gulf of Pcohll'. with tlio sea
ji.i u some guarantee that a fow faction- I Jspun. Tbeso terms are very hard.
1st* OHM obstruct legislation dre " um of n 'oney is not beyond tho
giumloil by the groat major.ty of the "'’'"ty of China to pjy, anil If that
•>i\q)le. Thooltangoln tiiesoiatc'r rulea “ ,<>,u ' w *»* Jowwndcd. perhaps Chira
jl>y whlolt the majority wdl lm able to wouW B« Hie cession of ten- -
fteunul Its law-tuak ug power may bo ,o ry. and particularly of Port Artliur,
plcl.yed, but It will some. As we have 'F >l ’ M cn'Isnser the safety of tlio cm-
RSM* «» ovorwhelutug publio opinion 1 '" n ‘' aUl1 Is Ilttlo probability that
kvmloums the practlre ivh’ch permits 11 wl!1 1,0 “»*«)ted to by China or by
Liny crank or corrupt I,mists to block 1 111 ^ • B *P e “n nations whloh nro Inter-
p» leglalativo machine of thu
jcounliy.
A GOOD IDEA.
I A day or two ago tho Telegraph
Swinted an open lettiY writtm by s.
(W.-xollaium St Son of this city, wh'oh
ikvms to havs attracted coiudcrablo
ttttcation. Iho loading idea lu that
♦oitvr mi that many failures haT*
V 'too lo a lack of the prop*.- de
IfiN of ootifldenco btlsoin debtors amt
ctt'dJtom. It has no dc-ubt frequently
happened that a dabter, finding him.
^•!f hanl pressed for moans to meet
It!* i-asigomouts, has oomo to look
upon h a creditors alnkvjt as eocmli'H-
iis men waiting to pruus upon hia os
Uto at a moment a notice; Actuated
by this Idea, ho baa taken step* whloh
made neceewary Ihe elating up of hia
bus news and perhaps reduced him to a
statu uf complete bankruptcy when, if
be bad given hia creditors a dear un
derstanding of the Situation, they would
have given him time to work out bis
debts, -without sacrifice of hi* property.
It I* entirely true, at stated lu this
letter, that ercu with-gotten at tiro
- * ^ (ho preservation of tlio lialance
of P»wer ’n tlio east, in making tlieso
demands, however. It Is very probable
that Japan did s-> with a view to eom-
promlre. In asking a great Oral more
than will bo ylehli-d, she ex pro's to get
vrhat she > willing to take as the prloe
of prac*. That price really Is tito pay-
moot of the exjvoecs of tho war and
a dominant voice In the control, if not
tho pnNMrim, of auua. It Is evident
that Ch'iu now knows that the war
h»* gone bopsleasiy against hsr, nnd
tint shs Is willing to mako peace on
almost any tonus. Uto terms must be
satiafantory, howorer, not only to Chi-
"*• *nt to England and Russia espe
cially of the EurejH'un inwcra. These
(w«> iMtloru seem » tvvarv) A«> as a
careass from which life t« slowly de
parting, and which, when dead, they
expert to cut up between themsdvra.
Titer ronsent will bo occrawary to the
terms of any settlement between the
two K'UIgcrc-oU If e ther were free
f tht- opyosKIco of tbs other. It would
irnpty ihoratu the terms cf peace, but
-ppos.-d as they are to each other, they
have the common pur(>ose of malata'n-
ing tho st-tius quo practical!’ un-
tn .1 ■ "" «uwe esai
r K .,},. j.kAi-.’W'' <ntolino,
or nB ? 1 hdm with twUo-s at
uS5hnra nK °' m 1,3,0 a,wr
iV 1 !? £[ nnd, ‘ a ‘ "™M® organlza-
iKm Tino mv^i tvns u\Tr »«en
, *f<™v truik tiKlloaUes tho tribute
cSn'pwmO.** tc *>y 'toe Anient-
'"The vvhohvnle grocers are reward-
ed by -u-OAtever of -hu-gooM the trust
ulllnks nocyssary to Intsure raetr tasultv
A.r*,\ I'hA irvmMi '•* "iThe pubMc be
&« Dr - 18
PERSONAL.
IjRg"** fto rapidly ncquHns their
rtglita. They are now, on aa average,
two Inches taller than they wore
twenty or thirty years ago.
.■5“^ J*„ ave laBU «> for tho mar
riage of Mary Stewart Sherman, dauglt-
ifL2?. 8en *S >r w ' ertl '«'>. to Jumcs Ives
McCallum, MedaesJay. Deoambcr 12.
Mss. M. L. Harrison of Ran Fran
cisco haa the unique honor of being tho
only woman manager of the woman's
doiortment of a large Insuranceoom-
t«oy in tire country. oom
Mayor Strong of New York t-rs aw.
leoted John E. lhdges as Ills private
•eoretary. Mr. Hedgca la U Primvtnn
graduate, a lowyvtr and a prenr-unovd
oral recinite.cnt Republican, ell is only
*2 yfxra old. *
Preatdont Taylor of Vassar finds the
aeeomirtodatlona of the college toS Hm-
tetti for Its nocoosHh-a and tai aaL-a.1
the alumnae for J200.W0 to iSve?
» *>ew tocture hall n^ddom?-
Crtcket is a favorite game In Inst,
particularly In tho hilly
the army officerm go to coSloTin
tent match bxd Wonkvk -in.I r
Harris, th • Rtaenfof Bom
ami Madro*. i>Uycd in tb« sam*
■ 1. v .-n
ek-von.
The heirs of tho late Sarmwl Strang
mny be happy. Dor twenty year* they
have fought the government for j:s,000
*»r work done by Strong for the DIs-
trtot of Culumhta. Having new won
their cause they Iiave been paid the
fuK amount with JM.tSO extra tor ire
, '*tV8t.
condition of ;l(fairs ln -t-he seof-cm of
tho country traversed by the read,
tho numerous -train robberies and Che
many lunlls of bandits make .the step
necessary for the .protection of paasen-
cers. ( . j
According to careful and elaborate
calculations which have been made re
cently by this principal- experts on na
val matters, says the Baltimore Sun.
the prove value of British maritime In
terests amounts to slightly over $10,-
000,000,000. Tlieso figures comprise tho
total value of the sea-borne commerce
of -the British empire, as well as such
foreign maritime commence ns la car
ried 4n British r-hlpa owned ln England,
the value of the securities and mar
ine treble documents conveyed to and fro
in British ships owned by -British sub-
Jecita, and the value of the mereratito
shipping itself. In the face of three
stupendous figures tho sum of $100,000,-
000, which tho British parliament votes
every year toward tlio maintenance of
ws navy cannot be r-Hrandod ns tx-
ccsstve.
The schools of Woodhavon, L. I.,
have joined In the crusade ugainst the
use of clgareflitea. The teaoherB lnott-
tuttd an investigation and found that
tho cigarette was nil hot universal
among the boys. 8o they took tho boys,
as they entered school one day. and
searched their pockets, confiscating all
the lung destroyers that they could
find, and that was a good many. The
matter was repented to the board of
education, and they have instituted,
proceedings against the dealers, who,
contrary :o the law, have been selling
th* fhtaga to the children. A largfi
number uf the boys were oxamtnd to
find where they bad bought their cig
arettes, hut os they professed not to bo
able to remember, but one of the deal
ers was caught. The teachers, howev
er, are going to watch the boys, and
way that they are bound to break up
the cigarette smoking.
Several years ago, ln tho execution
of municipal works In the city of Buda
Pest a number of piles, already driven,
were required to support a greater
skid than had originally been contem
plated. It was coo*<Muenti>- necessary
to drive thaw that yielded stilt deeper,
sayt the Phile-detphla Inquirer. To
bring a pile-driving machine success
ively over each pile for so smalt an
amount of work would necessarily have
entail-1 considerable expense, and it
teas, therefore, decided to try the ef
fect of dynamite. For this purpose the
Pitre were cut square, and a wrougbt-
ron plate about fifteen inches la diam
eter aud four oat-half tnchre thick,
»'« placed ore the top of each. la the
Including the ?4,000.000 steal of John
C. Eno, president of tlio Second No
tional Bank, 'n 16S4, the total stealings
of dishonest officials from tho banks of
Now York city in a little over ton years
have reached $3,405,810. In dotaU tho
losses, dates, defaulters and amounts
were as follbws:
John C. Eno, president Seoond Na
tional Bank, 1881, $4,000,000.
Cha-iies A. -Hinckley, paying teller
West Sido Bunk, 1884, $83,000.
ll.ckard C. Seo-tt. paying teller Bank
of Jhc Manhattan Company, 1883, $100,
Charles J. De Bann, cashier National
Park Bank, 1SS8, $05,000.
Amer.cuu Exthango National Bank,
1888, stolen in transit,. $11,000.
/Max Goldbettger, private banker,
1SSU, $20,000.
John T. Hill, president Ninth Na
tional Bank, 1801, $400,000.'
Charles H. Pinkham, Jr., ex-presldent
Bank of Harlem, 1802, $01,000.
Iowa A. Hill, receiving teller St.
Nicholas Bank, 1S93, $43,000.
Other recent losses to Kinks repre
sented ln tho New York clearing house
were:
Shoe and Leather National Bank,
bookkeeper, $334,000.
Continental National Bank, corre-
spond'ng clerk, $3S,000.
United Stares National Bank, book
keeper. $43,000.
Amrioan Exchange National Bank,
bookkeeper, $33,000.
Ilarlem Riven Bank, bookkeeper,
$24,000.
Tradesmen's National Bank, discount
clerk, $17,000.
Chemical National Bank, pay'ng
teller, $10,000.
National Eank of tho Republic, clerk,
$11,000; coupon clerk, $3,200: total,
$10,200.
This makes the total defalcations for
the ton yrors $3,493,810.
The bulk of this vast amount was
made good by tho stockholders of tho
various banks from which It was 6tolen,
thanks to the rtgal requ roiucnts of
tho national batikirar Law, and they
have 4 keener Interest ln the employ
ment of thoroughly honest officials than
the depositors who were protected at
the.r own expense. In view of this fact
It seems almost incredible that so many
defalcations should have gone go long
undiscovered. Tho explanation Is
that -Kink stockholders as a class are
engaged in other bus nres, leaving their
bank interests to directors who some
times fall to direct, relying upon the
Integrity of ofilcals who have tualu-
tatcwl an outward show of probity
and trustworthiness.
It Is deer, from a study of these In
stances of bank defalcations, that the
surent protection to both stockholders
and depos tors is to bo found ln laws
holding stevkholders to the most rigid
accountability and the unflinching en
forcement of those latws. Bank em
ployes who *teal should be sent to
Prtson If caught, ami all proposition*
of oom promise on the surrender of the
property of the defaulter or the nuking
good the loss by friends should be
sternly rejected. A bank official Is a
trustee In charge of the money of many
(•them, and a violation of such a trust
Is a far more serious offense ugaitst
the public than that of tho burglar who
robs dwellings or pkioes of business in
the dead of night.—Ph'IadeLphla Times.
BABY AND EVOLUTION.
What tha Furrow Under the Nose Is a
Reiio Of.
Below tho nose runs a furrow partini-
the upper dp. In the faces of babies and
children this furrow is very noticeable
From the evolutionist's point of view it
Is one of the most remarkable characters
of the face. It tends to become obsolete
in old age and is not seen among tho
Catarhlne monkeys. Among the Plats--
rhlnes It Is but feebly developed, but In
Lemurs, It Is In a more pronounced stato
there Is a depressed septum to which the
two ride pieces are Jplned-the upper lip
,ln fact, Is nearly split in two. but held
together by a depressed piece of flesh
Hi the Marsupolla and Rodentla the ll,i
Is practically in two pieces and each
piece Is capable of being moved sepa
rately. This is the "harelip" and Its
method of use may well be noticed in a
hare or a rabbit when eating.
(The furrow, -therefore. In a child’s lip
points to this: That our ancestors pos
sessed. not a single'upper Up, as we do
now. but two upper lips, one beneath
each nostril, both capable of Independent
movement ln the course of time these
two lips have, owing to tho non-requlre.
ment of Independent movement, grown
together to form the single lip which we
now possess, but the line of Junction Is
not perfect, and 'so the furrow results
and some time there Is a distinct scar-
down tho middle of the furrow.
Tho possession of this furrowed upper
lip by children Is one of tho strongest
pieces of evidence against the descent
of man from any Catharine and of his
descent from Pltyrhlnes or from Lemurs
through the Intervention of Platyrhlne-
llke ancestors, of which thero are no ex
act living representatives.—Nineteenth
Century.
,$1.00 less Chan Oast year .Oork sole
shoes $5. Clisby & MbKay.
Mrs. Gnan-nils -wears tlgdvts, but It
must bo understood Chat she is no liv
ing picture.—Evening 'World.
Money
Has
Wings
which should be clipped by
j'udicious economy. Why
pay fancy prices for table
butter ? There is a satisfac
tory substitute on sale.
SILVER
CHURN
BUTTERINE
meets the requirements of
the most, fastidious, at a
moderate price. Use it on
the table; use it for fancy
cooking
Wholesale by Armour Packing Co..
Itaoan, Ga.
ARMOUR PACKING CO.,
Kansas City, U. S. A.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PARTNER WANTED.
A man at good eharacter, -who bas
had -experience tie a bookkeeper or
ns a drummer, and who can oom-
mana a moderate amount of capital,
has an opportunity to acquire a part
nership la one of the safest tend beat
paying businesses ln Macon. The op
portunity is a rare one, and caused by
peculiar circumstances. Address, in'
confidence XXX, tills office.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Notice Is hereby given that an election
for tlx aldermen, one frotn each <« tho
six wards of the city, to serve for the
onsulng two years, will be held ln the
X acon ?, n Saturday, December 8°
1831, at the precincts named below. Polls
will bo Opened at 8 a m. and will close
at 5 p. m. The following oro the mana-
gers of said election:
First Ward-Corner Fifth and Oomul-
geo streets. It. L. Henry, DeWItt Me.
Creary. J. IL Follow. C
Second Ward—Court House. C. A Eiit«
O. L. Reeves. John Marks. ’
Third Ward-City Hall. E. O'Connell
E. C. Corbett, F. A. Rchoneman. '
Fourth Ward-Near corner New and
Plum. John Hortx, H. P. Wesleott W
It. Johnson.
Fifth Word—Findlay’s Foundry, b t
Kent, J. W. Mdliiron*. W. P/Carton.
Sixth Word—Wartorhouae'a ntore. o
I* Bright, T, W. Waterhouse, W*
Q'Pry, H. Horne; Mayor.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
Loan* made on choice real rotate and
farming lands ln Georgia. Interest ?
per cent. Payable in two, three or flv*
year*. No delay. Commissions vary
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COMPANY,
420 Second Street, Macon, a a.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
On Improved city and farm propertn
In Bibb and Jones counties In loans
ranging from $550 up at 7 per oent ■ hu
ll* Interest; time from two to five years,
promptness and accommodation a so?
eUlty. L. J. ANDERSON Se CO..
■a *18 Seoond Street, Macon. Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PANY OP GEORGIA.
M Second street Macon. Ga.
CITY TAX NOTICE
The fourth and last Installment ot ‘ha
city tax la now due. Taxpayers are re.
quired to pay for the year.
Executions will be Issued and expense,
charged to those ln derault
A. H. TINtiLEV, Treasurer
November IS. ISM. r '
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