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JOURNAL AND MESSENGER.
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GEORGIA TELEGRAPH BUILDING
ESTABLISHED 1826.
MACON, FRIDAY. JUNE 30, 1882.
VOLUME LVI-NO 24
BOTPTIAX STRATEGY.
Franco and England alt and tmlle,
n ucn warned araimt tha cralt and guilt
' Of Galro'a subtle soldiery.
They- gobbled up the customs dues,
Admtnlatcred the revenue*
'sinlijilstentr
not of the padded variety. A great many
other mayor* and noonler- would improve
I the peace of their communities by follow-
I ing Mayor Dailey's example.
Rom ourier: The delegates chosen on
I Monday to represent Coweta oonnty in the
And gave then
But France and England stretched their eyes.
And Blared about in great curprlse,
They bade their ships and sailors come;
hips am
But Egypt, neither deaf nor dumb.
Just snapped her tingeni and her thumb
At all the solemn foolery.
Bald France and England: "Wicked men,
If you will not •utimlt. why, then
We drop the sword and seize the pen.
To pay you for your treachery."
Then. In the early summer’s heats,
In spite of all their guns and fleets,
A rain of blood In Cairo's streets
Defied their silly strategy.
I ination of Hon. Pater V. Smith, lioth he
I and Judgo Buchanan live in h'ewnan.
The “wise men” have had a meeting in
I Atlanta. Sell-us and Remus had no vote
in the meeting, being only honorary mem-
I bera.
Toe religions meeting in 8parts still oon-
I tinnes, with gratifying results,
I Ishmaelite: No farmer can afford to sell
I his oats for thirty-five eenta a bushel. They
I will be worth sixty cents in three months,
I in our opinion. Mi. Henry Thomas
I threshed 1,816 bushels of oats. He retained
I nearly a third of his crop in the straw for
I his stock, thinking this more profitably
I than threshing. .
bound over to the Superior court for stab-
bing, which is a penal offense. Uol J. H.
Logan was prostrated by a sudden stroke
of paralysis yesterday, and is now lying
vt r, ill. 'lii. f'.m r .I «>t Curtis I-twin,
1-1 , took place from tho train yesterday
afternoon and was attended by a large
concourse of friends and relatives. Mr.
I-eaiswasan old citizen and one of the
f ouadtra of Griffin, nud died in Atlanta in
his 82d year.
Mb. Thomas W. Wnimno, one of Cobb
much to Mr. Steph
en*, but to the party by whom he in sup-
ported. Alas that such a man ns Stephens
'ho i!,l he found like'old dog '1 ray.”’-
" - 'iii'l -There are other
Bo France and England both withdrew,
And ceased to farm the revenue
Or gfre the poor Khedive his one.
‘ Farewell, dear foes!” said Arabl.
-.Vew York Suu,
THE GEORGIA PRESS.
We copy and endorse the following
I opinion of the Ishmaelite with reference to
I the two-thirds role: Some time aluoe there
| appeared in these columns a short edito
rial in advocacy of the two-thirds role.
This is the time honored role oftheDe-
] mocraoy. It was the rale adopted by the
I wisdom of onr fathers, and it has worked
I well. It effectually kills off that element
I in the party which is hostile to any Urge
I .. -»• ‘-ay. Go
county's oldest and best citizens, is dead.
JudobA. N. Simpson, of Marietta, hns
had his right arm amputated above the
elbow because of a cancer on his hand.
The following items and opinions are
gathered from the interesting columns of
the Ishmaelite: There will be more oorn
raised in Hancock this year than during
any year sinoe the war,—-The Montour
factory fit this place cun to purchased at a
bargain. Its suspeniion of business is un
fortunate for Hancock and its owners,
while factory stoek elsewhere is to remu
nerative. Henry Carrington, colored,
was killed task Monday night by a negro
man named Jacob Dickerson, with per-
haps an aiiaa or two, in the peach orchard
Appro
objection* to Mr. Stephen* be tides tho
company he keeps. But the fact that he is
liku day in the hand* of tho potter* of tho
Atlanta ring is enough to induce aU fair
i-iiiultd la-n.ocrr.t- toopne-o him. The
Atlanta ring ought to bo effectually detuol.
i*hetl by the July convention.
The Borko county people htTfi organised
ber.
naps an buu ur ou», iu mu pnw-u urenaru
of Dr. T. J. Jones. Henry i» said to have
been, at the t me of the shooting, in a
H'bnt the People Think nnd Do. .
Amad-doo made his appearance at Bar- I portion ol the party audit will always
LU' ctl , ,0 L nUo r? e J, alio noml ?. slio l ad0 I«bi“.bl.to‘strike°do£n rl the"Go”ii‘h”Jf
Th b t.?°V rl ‘ !h . t K^ w If this ml. is »boli«h«d, good
lK ' ,!n - — 1, :°I if ‘® «- D.mocr.U. i organU.Uon Irere.
is declining, nud by the time the itomlna- , , ur
ting convention meets there will not be Ten tiorn am
.nongh of it left to make a shadow. foSdto revolt.
The Columbns Time* reports Col. A. R. I Tnnx is promise of an exciting race for
Lamar, editor of the Macon Telegraph, I Legislative honors in Terrel county.
rtebhnnn?Ru^SLnhi!t.ft?* Th * Journal represents Terrel county as
hte I .h. U «&lba»mn»ted*« e«.r»« k, 1?g djddrall,' in tovor of Ure nrajorily
‘£° TS^JoriUmtoT. the' BaJKhSS
etrenctlito ropowtot^trThetrimore' ®“ r >' a ^ °“* l “ 10 “»||®’^j'
raent. It pay * that Col. Lamar talked mi'
ueeua nv me t uiu ui mo wiwiiur, in n
peach tree, gathering peaches that did not
belong to him. Bacon in Georgia has
been chiefly obtained from the West since
the war. It baa been a bad lot and * has
done the State much harm. The State is
now becoming self-sustaining, and it look*
as thoagh we might obtain oar next enpply
from Bibb. Let us support home indus
tries. It is right in morals and best in prac
tice.
The hynse and out-bouses of Mr. W. O.
Hcok*, of Americas, wore destroyed by fire
on Tuesday morning. The honae was oc
cupied by Mr. Adolph Cohen.
Burma Republican: A man entered the
poatoffl e ytaterday morning nnd stepping
up to the window asked Frank Bell for a
postal card. Upon receiving it ho tried to
open it He probably expected to find a
sheet of paper, a bottle of ink, and a pen
' holder inside.
iheUmU-t p.pt, opproto, =
uuuur is very uiucrvut irum me urcuio- I II .i. . ,i,7. ; :
tions of the paper.—/.‘ohir Courier, report, th. kill ng of Ur. Thome, OlUtoby
ll.o nrtie’e ia lb. Tim,, wu a pmUher, but U .to. .boot furoiehiiig th.
copied in the Tnanin iso Maaau- I drtaiU. It ia probably a hear.
geb nnd denied as being troe. The Cour-1 Thi rimes reports political differences in
ier, tho Gonafftuffcm and other Stephens I Eastman as being entirely free from bit-
papers copy and comment upon the mis- I tern ess. This is as it should be. Earnest-
rej.refutation of CoL Lamar's statement, I ness is right, bitterness is wrong,
but pny no attention whatever to his dis- Thebe is a considerable amount of sick-
claimer. \ erily these papers are hard run ness in Eastman, judging from the number
whi n they have to descend to each pitiful 0 f cases reported by the Times.
Tna Eaatman Time, le.ro,, through,
runiti/uti, L ’ oraithfetr h«u*r»ii looked I prtf*le tatter, that chetp are dying in
It is slnted that work on the Columbus I oount J r * ** 10 c* 08 * is known,
cotton seed oil mill will begin next week. I The stone-throwing brigade of Sarsn-
One of tho pleasantest thoughts of next I nah still gives much troublo in that city.
Fourth of July will be the thought that Goi* I The little rascals ought to be given about
teau has boon hanged.—Chronicle and Con-1 ten days on the streets. There is no sorer
Mtilutionali.it. The above is a very cruel,
cold-blooded remark, ami it i* unworthy ol
h\e Chronicle. Unitean is an insane man, | sirnmm Vm»- Mr Mir hurl Pl*nm
snd honorablo P~Wo jgt gloat over who Montgomery street, near
1 A a i?ibl ’h.« ifflnn.tn.t»nir« Broughton, a day or two sinoe had a very
uw n K! !Sfi!kir5r«iSt!Sk! ▼»ln»We gold watch stolen from him by a
l Georgia. « hen ho call! hU children he ctpo boyluhU emplo,, who enddenl, di^
The above i* a very cruel. I way of cooling off a small boy, even in the duce hail,
remark, nnd it if unworthy of I dead of summer. The following pungent paragraphs are
malKedHpt If
Montexuma Weekly: A number of our
exchanges are making notice of the fact
that a twenty-four ounce In*h potato was
rai-ed in (iriflin. Wc recently mad'.* tm u-
tion of one raised near hoc* that weighed
forty ounces nnd not a single one of our
exchanges noticed it.
The Montezuma ir«Uy reports that
and fc
Mack Bbutm, an old negro man of Sa
vannah, was drowned in the Savannah
river on Tuesday afternoon.
Oh Satarday night a man in the western
part of the c'.ty of Savannah beat his wife
nearly to death. On Monday night, in the
same city, Sam Davis knocked his wife
down with a chair.
FROJL WASHINGTON.
U awkixsv xxe Aincm: Were not soma of
ns newspaper chaps a little premature in
expressing a preference for the majority
role over the two-thirds rale ? Hanged if
recent developments havn't placed us jast
where we don t know which rale we do pre-
Immense bear is roaming around in the
Flint river awanps. The editor of the
Weekly doesn't care to interview him—an
indisposition in which we fully share.
Thornton and Remus ongbt to get him to
go along with their owL
Dublin Post; “If the present seasons
hold oat a few wee s more, corn will bo
plentiful at fifty cents per bushel. Mr.
Israel Johnson waa bitten by a dog last
Thursday, whereupon be took ont his
pocket knife and cat the canine's throat.”
“The trip around the world can be made
in ninety days, and at a coat of $800."—
Afara and Videile. So it can, if a fellow
hasttJOO and ninety days of spare time.
But how U a fellow to get hold of the han
dle of these little essentials? That’s what
worries t».
Gexeeal W. 8. Walkee, of Savannah, is
being suggested as a saitatfla parson to re
ceive the nomination for comptroller gem
eral of the State.
There was a run-off on tha Savannah,
Florida £ Western railroad, near No. 3, on
Tuesday afternoon. Several oar* worn
badly eraashed, and the road was torn up
for some distance. No lives were lost.
“A. H. Stephens Is certainly ba*" ? *«g for
the organized Democracy. "—^arietta
Journal. This is certainly a mistake. As
nsaal, ho is battling for A. H. Stephens.
Moxkoe Frederick, a negro ooavict on
the Marietta £ North Georgia railroad, at
tacked a guard with a shovel and knocked
him down. Frederick was then shot byan-
other goanl and died on Saturday morning.
WASHiNOTON^Tune 22.—In the Keoate, M r.
George presented a resolution upon a ro-
que»t of tho citizens of Yiokebarg, Miss.,
of Italian birth, granting permission for
tie erection of a statuo of Garibaldi in the
national cemetery of Vicksburg. He said
tho stAtue would bo furnished by those
who a«ked for this permission. Several
Senators suggested doubts as to the pro
priety of this, as eitablishing a bad prece-
ilent. nnd it whs referr; - to tho imlitnr>
eommith-e.
The IIouso bill to enable national banks
to oontinue their corporate existence oamo
up as tho regular business.
A vote on tho final passage of the bill to
dendtho charter of national banka was
.ken at f»:30 p. in., and reeultod ayes 31,
nays 13.
The Scnato next took up the bill to regu
late proceedings in bankruptcy, in ordet
to bring it np to-morrow as unfinished
‘ u«ii.t**, and iiJ/jurned.
BOOtS.
The morning hoar having been dispensed
with, the House, at 11:1.% went Into oom-
uittee of the whole (Mr. Camp, of New
Vcrk, in the chair) on the bill to reduce
■internal revenue taxation. Mr. White, of
Kentucky, spoke in favor of an amend
ment which be proposed to offer, repealing
tbe internal revenue system so far as it tp-
plies to tbe regulation of the production,
manufacture and sale of tobacco.
The debate on the above bill occupied
the remainder of the day’s session, out no
action on the bill or amendments was
taken. The committee finally rose and the
House, at 4:40, adjourned. A Democratic
cancis was announced to be held at 8 JO
this evening.
MB. VAXVOOKHIS NEEDS TO EXPLAIN.
The sob-committee of the Honse c
mittee on <*ommerce, Messrs, l’nge, Uich-
ntdson nnd Reagan, appointed to draft a
report tor pr« -eiit:ttion to tbt Hooao *•»
tpecting the recent passage of the bill to
regulate immigration, met to-day and pre
eminent of tho
Natchez, Mils.
At 3:1.1 the Honse resolutions comiunph-
orative of tho Into Representative Alien,
of Mi-*ouri, ware reiviveil, mul alter :in
pressive remarks upon tho lifo and se: vices
of the deceased by Messrs. Cockrell,Dawes,
Brown and Vest, tbe musl mortuary reso
lutions wero adopted, nnd tho Senate, at 5
"clock, adjourned until Monday.
nouBK.
Mr. Townsheml, of Illinois, gave notice
that if the ooinmittee on wnys nud moans
did not at nn early day report a resolution
for the Anal adjournment of Congress, he
wfuld himself make n motion to that
effect. Mr. KeBoy,or Pennsjrtvanta,chair
man of tho committee on ways and means,
ota'ed that matter would be brought to the
attent'ou of tho House alter tho next oom-
mlttoe meeting
Mr. Kassou, of Iowa, from the oommll* i mcniugetis haviog r«t ill. lu th
far.
in this section last Saturday evening. No
seriou* damage has been done to the crops
by tbe hall as we have heard of.—SwainM-
boro Herald. And Saturday wasn't a oold
day either, though Mr. Stephens and Joe
Harris say it take# oold weather to pro-
Atlanta onetitution: Sarah Hamilton,
h* I * • m * 11 while child, who lives with her pa- — — --
°° FIIn * ow *l««t,waa badly bitten him: “Aman in Laurens oonnty plowed
tor bis hub ami spoke factory, I ik. ' * ** . . -
,1 ■ v,: I negro uuy iu um Ciupiuy, ruuut'uij ui»-
hfmn* I •P p#tr#d * A description of the boy was
tackles a b> mn ho ahakli down young u . (Tcn t0 a d.tective, but be has been una-
I>eachsj from tho trees ij®..™* 1 ®?. ,®J!: bio to npprehend him thus far, and tho
f S. if ?"’PPO'i'ion u th»t tbe tbief baa left the
w II now change hands. It Isn’t worth I The watch was prized very highly by
white to watt to hoar from any other pre-1 the owner on aoccnnt of family uioda-
Sotih Georgia Citizen: Mr. George lu
Hardwick has ju*t relumed from n trip
cast, whero hs purchased all the reqalsito
in.ciuner, for hi. hob and .pok. factory, Ibol'l-doif''r,atoMay'aflaraoon."Ybe
“J lt>, mn- o rrill mfoBl. Tith tho SL W a° in «ha ItrSt, and u tbi child
whirr of tho oth.'D^toafaCtoHM. I r5 i^d .hi .track U^lthlVli “ Tbt. i“
Da. H. PoTraaait.nponthatripodaa I fariated tha brota, and loan ioitant ha
one born for that station. The H etlryan I had his ugly fangs buried in tbe child’
loses nothing by his advancement to ita ed- sboolder. Fortunately a colored man wa
itorship. I standing near by and instantly ran to the
Hiwnan Herald: Duriog the etorm! cUld ' s rescue, and after belaboring the
last Thursday night the atmosphere waa so I talU with a hoavy stick, succeeded in
charged with electricity that people in dif. I driving it away. Tbe child's injuries are
ferent quarters of our dty were more or I considered dangerou*.
less affected by it. Mr. W. B. Berry was I Thi following items are called from oer
standing in front of D*. Reese a drug store I excellent exchange, the Albany .Veics and
when tno fiercest thunderbolt was die-1 Advertiser: Every portion of the olean*
charged and waa prostrated by the shock I der hush, leaf, flower, bark and root is
ntue will be victorious. If Bacon is nomi
nated the Democracy will be victorious.
If the people continue tJ withdraw
their support from Stephen* he will hare
no slewing at all when the convention
meets. We asked just a dozen of Dooly
county's best citizens, last weok, who was
their chotoi for governor, and just a dozen
of them answered “Bxeon 1”
Gbobok Woods U a wag and a good anti-
Stephens Democrat to boot. He is more,
over a judge of diamonds. Jnst listen to
d was for a time senseles*. Happily I deadly poison. lbs people of Georgia
no injury sustained, and the only I will less a most excellent opportunity If
■HMteMMpaHMMRHRPPVMMMPiPPIIIHPP
gn* of the oSectric current next day were I they do not sit down on boseism on the 0th
few blisters on ins right arm and leg. I of Jnly.—The thermometer la now on th*
Savannah would have had a eowhiding vicinity of a point that caused the oldest in
fer tho fact that the fellow who I habitant to lie about th* hottest day of the
was to bo drw-« d off wouldn't take it. U* J*ar. Twenty-two oar load* of water-
I referre 1 to take to hi* heels. The man melons passed through Albany on Tow
that bought tho cowUde v.as a druggist. I day- Beveral car loads are ready for ship-
I
J :ho man that didn’t catch it, or net I "»•■>» f«om hat*.—Th. pmvI. ol Om.-
anikLnatnaf doctor. I cU ora comprttnt to »toct IMtomm,
“Cold ic” i. adr.rU«d fo, ..I. in San. “»“« ®« “«
a **T! 11 *’ ■ T1 » i ,ar icular rariet, is bHH
nniiooou. I ^ informed of this fact in a practical
The Sindersville Herald sajti A cat Sitter of fact way that will not soon be
showing signs of being mad, and believed { forgotten.
1 *“ Cincinnati
allowed to roam at large. I ** f **‘ t - P* r buehel.
Trnt followto^ poHttoal item. ar. Uk.n
from the "Oconee notes” in the Sanders- I!, * An Injh rokA 1 u fijfi ntwn n! ■
lie Herald: Folitlc* seem to be tbe prin- brok * ln lwo °°
tmu /iciiii't. i umtuo rt iiu u* uo uio iitin- i ■ ,
cipal topic of conversation during tbe idle I
hours.—If “Lit le Alex” 1* dei*ruling on | . Tub Atlanta contributions to the 4th of
the Ceonee boys
. s to help him tote his skillet I July take-in amount to nearly $100. Well,
through for governor, be will be weighed I now» tan't that reckless!
i the hitl.tuce nnd found wnuting.
Savannah man is the only fttephens
here. All the rest are for If
Mb. Hi nut ('. TuvMMKr i, of H-uo.-,
had a stroke of pnrnl)
The Hull, fin rei<orta that the thermome
ter, iu tho coo'eet place iu Home, on Wed-
aday last, stood at 0*3 d.
Atlanta Cknutitution: Tbe new vault in
theHtate treasury has been put in and
State Treasurer Speer is happy. The
State’s valuables ere now well protected.
is, but is improving. I Tbe vanlt it e Herring burglar and fire
that th. Ihermoma- P.™*’. V» >V?* * & «‘«l“ *•:
__ a sixty thoaund dollar diamond last
week, that is if it should turn out to be a
diamond it ia large enough to bring sixty
thousand dollars. But ia our opinion, Da.
1 Robinson, the man who found it, show.
mighty little bnnlncva tact when he re
fused the ten dollars offered for it by a cit
izen of Dublin.
At a special election, on Satnnlay last,
Gapt. Robert 8. Anderson was elected sber.
iff of Pulaski oounty.
The corn prospect in Southwest Georgia
magnifloent.
Hawkinsvillk Ditpatch: We call atten
tion of the At'anta C'uH.ififi<fiua to the fact
that Lauren* county ia one of thy strong
holds of Aleck Stephens. The Dublin
Gazette gives th* names of the only five
men In that eounty who are In favor of
Aleck for governor. From Dooly county
w* learn teat Judge Sumer Adana Is for
Mr. Stephana; and in this county (Pnlaakl)
let ns ■•«—well, we have heard that Colo
nel Oliver JtIks, of llawkinsville, and Mr.
Levi Kamil of the east side ol tbe river,
are for him. Look here, boys, Aleck U
weary of public life, and wants to retire to
hi* comfort able home at old Liberty Hall.
Albany .Yen and Advertiser: Mr. Bte-
e ns, with bis chronic and Insatiable
gieg tor office, would have been an In
dependent long ago if tbe Democrat* h*c
faued to nominate him for Congress, am
would by this time, doubtless, have landed
dear over into the rank* of the Republican
party if the Democrat* had not kept him in
office. And our humble opinion now is,
that the moment the llemocrats fail to give
him what he want*, that moment will Mr,
Stephens cease to be a Democrat.
Mu. Robest Bokkeb died of heart dis
ease In Colombo*, Oa., at 4 o'clock Tnee-
day morning last. He was a drummsr for
a Northern hoove. Mr. Bonner tree boro
in Hancock, we believe, where he waa well
known. He waa buried in the Columbus
etiaJe. Thu
Atlanta m th<* i
horee. Cousidi
city lim um-ttkl th-
♦•Y-O in prep
. . 1600 pounds and is of thy latest nndmuit
in tho improved burglar proof metal. There aro
a double set ol D«xter lock* with two com-
. binations, on* carried by tho treasurer and
)■• •• -itli tl,<) utticrliy hi. uahtor. In«iJ. th. Taalt
l.on«uf th. fluc.t atfr. In th. Booth,
tWUrtii,.itl-.|.tt.: ... k >hinff 17,000 (Mondi. Tb.Mtr.Unp.
h« mormpo. .am ofUiiAwi*• oamUuUon lock forth.ln-
kUBM.tettrtgloon, m» -id, .putment. udth.ooUld. door, and
imliiitoltkukioMMUtlkitliMt 1
to -'o-opoto —th It* AUanUntaap thlnca I at 4 .tut afurnooo, and ulthtr Mr.
without r.g.rj to eipmuD, fact.it art. | Hpter nor hi* awUtant can opm It until
U Wl h * t0 l' rull i t j “ont. will nnt da,. Ih. *>I. ont W.lto.ln and tho
<o down and tni ly th. * . ont- „,n ,t^7. Mr. Spt.r now ha. th. rain-
I able* belonging to the State inag^toj
established a place oat of the reach of thieves and
]youd the poesibility of damage by fire.
>, of the .Wi- - Mr ! I > .1 \: M. BAaTEELHEsa, of Savaonah,
td now he is recently stricken with paralysis, i* rtcuvd
"economy." I crlng.
nd*rrd away The School census of Chatham county
.Savannah, show* a Urge lucre l* .-within the i i-t four
married not l<
writing newspaper t*«»ai
Two little four >t*tr-o
from the Industrial H
After n search of painful uncertainty they I years. There haa been a gain of 8U6 whites
were found about two miles fniiii lliti I and 1,7V1 Marks j ^ d
Vo*,., w.t and wr,ry, bat nnh.rmei. Oauimit £eV>; A, for Mr. BMoaH
lr is *»ated that "oat* .are offered in Up-1 th* most prominent opponent of Mr. Ste-
son county nt twenty.tive c-nt* per phens. he would not, in our opinion, make
tm»hei." If it is true, it U * piece of very one whit lees a better governor than Mr.
great folly or. the i art of the **:: e ra. Gate Stephens, lie U aatra&htforward.horest,
cannot bo worth it-* than fifty or sixty intelligent man, and if elected we would
cent* ia Georgia. What sdrantvg* will be proed of h ta. His potUieal record U
accrue to farmer* from the largo crop if stainless and bis capacity folly sufficient.
:cul .tors at a merely I lie U an honor to tbe btate, and would
u*l pi
t and the race will be aotos*
_ i of Cols. Hardeman and
Ddtiignou at th- commencement of the j strong
Cuthbert Agricultural College are very I <»*•
highly spoken >f by th* Enter^n-r Oca excellent contemporary, the Dublin
■taJnnsf; He—toneonn-1 Jtaf, ha* entered ita fifth volume. Ws
rill -u-tviu h*-r-tl! wUh i*. gTMt prapwil,. Tin pMpU
■11,.—W» torn tknt I »fao.ld mM.ln Uwu toed paper, tn no hfc|.
nro.inf erjp. Mm Perr, uuj Poet | huntod ■»,.
enn.,.l.r:dil, dun->.'-id b, holt I T«* potto, nit of ttluU look
The Pomocnc, of Hnoo- I nlnMj-two doiUn in none,, oulVda.
inly t*;- ; n-T r-lirvly tarmi.u.ou d>y. Ponoo do loon wo compar.tiT.ly
■kilopriori[>'.«.nodnotkid., fi.re dt-«rMdonth»t day and tb. |Moplo did
h-1 harmony to be duturb-1 their mt«4ng || town*
ii . "Ooanua Mrarox U in the
.VZTdkTo **C.»3Xelia Me amt U in the quay," sayi
» “ Vr. U* CbnefsfnttoH. It cak.. thU atetement,
.n. Why h* pnbtMjt u* order to inform the ignorant
that Atlanta L a |»o«t town. How tho
11 olio- managw to ti*un mcdIs in the
*a*. \ * Jl Co., of the Crawford-1 | ntT l, hr‘ l TTttTMir riiiiitilsti hbb
• ■■•oerof, thtuk of OOhlllM»« ■ p.[«t | »<c
ii:;:
, . I i -.'i'M mwjvnij w dm
i away Wun a dray, J voters?”— Warrenbtn Clifiprr. Com*
and waa drowntd. yow've got that down ia wildly extrai
«:.td lathe Atlanta Ugnro*. Mr. StepbMM U not tha *Ih
I a majority of the Democratic voter* of the
by State. Tbe eighth district is tbs only one
Jnige Underwood — ------- .. —
eg *->mcthtag of I him. He eaaaok frighten the whdU Mato,
ante in that ecr-1 th* omoHMion tnf-rma the pebiie the
l‘our« dc Ijc in w v- tot so wtil i atroaiaed
Ibow to ’ jc*terduy. w Thtetaverysad. 1ae M yoang
ctabtefmanmnM have mixed Me grog ap state*. Jwhteh they
The war ot words still continues in the
McDuffie Journal.
Tre negro Radicals of McDuffie county
had a meeting in Thomi>son on last£atur.
day, to organize for the campaign. A negro
politician ia an nnmitignted curse to any
oommnnity.
Tub following from Atlanta’s live and
reliable daily, the Keening Herald, will be
of great interest to the many readers of
the TsLEonkrii and Memerges : For the
post two dnjs the reports from Senator
Hill’s residence have been most gratifying
nnd encouraging. He is improved men
tally and | hysicslly and a brighter hope
arises that his trouble may yet yield to tbe
applianoe of every human care and the best
remedies of science. Senator Hill ia quite
cheerful and during tbe hour* from 2 p. m.
to 0 p. in., f requentl/1* able to reoeive his
friends and be eheered by their sympathy
and hope*. Yesterday afternoon the Sen
ator was taken ont by hie son, Mr. L’en
Hill, jr^ for an easy drive in the open air.
The route was oat old l'eachtree into the
quiet suburban roads. Senator llill en
joyed the airing keenly and talked freely
and Interestingly about the eoenes on the
wayside, the value of real estate and other
topioeof kindred character.
Toe honse of Ladas Maxwell, of Hamp
ton, waa recently struck by lightning. A
large mirror and a picture were damaged,
bat beyoni that there was no damage.
Mum Mabt Flobella Beall, of Colum
bos, is now Mrs. William lkoncan.
A reua<> named Seal la reported to have
ran accidentally killed, in Stewart ooaaty,
by a man named 1'owsU.
Enquirer-Sun: We art in favor of the
two-third* role es the mean* of protecting
the weak against the strong. It is upon
this principle that the law is eatablUbed
and court* devised. The settlement* effect
ed by th* franchise of a handfal and the
rights accorded to « respectable minority
am two vary different thing*, and the safe
guard is through tha two-third* rale.
Mb. Beebxah and a lady relative, of At
lanta, were badly injured by being thrown
from n bag*7 in a runaway ecrape on
Thursday, lh* lady 1 * left nft ‘ “
fractured at the elbow.
Two young women in Atlanta bare been
passing counterfeit money, firudey say*
hey were good looking, and ha U said to
a fine judge of female beauty.
Judo* Ur der wood presided In Fulton
court on tbe trial of Shields for the slayiag
l Joyner.
Tnb places of tbe strikers on ihe Macon
Faov. Wu. J. Land, nt one time State
chamiat, committed suicide in Atlanta on
Friday night. He need poteoo, 'a dagger
and a pistol ball to maka sure of a encceee-
f ol exit. He is thought to hive been tn<
Tna following named men were elected
officer* of the Columbus Mutual Loan As
sociation, at the Tuesday night meetiegi
President, W. L. Clark; directors. J. M.
Frailer, James Smith, C. K. Ethridge, L.
G. Schuessier, G. M. Williams and U. A.
Carson.
Mb. J. A. Habnesbaboeb, who was erntb-
ed while coupling *ome ear* at Morris Bta*
Uon, died on Wednesday morning,
Tmb Albany Ynriand Advertiser says:
The temperacce question is coming to the
front in Dougherty, and prohibition, so
far m the city end county aro oooceroec*
is being freely discussed/
Wabberton Clipper: “Farmer* shouV
I encouraged by those they owe by taking
rain from them at fair pried*. A col-
red person on Mr. Jerr* Reese's place
sar Brier Creek church, kilted a snake
_jme days aince and recovered three hen
egge that th* reptile hod swallowed. The
eggs were placed enters hen and have
tamed out three pretty little chickens.'
“A mate hooked to n dray ran away on
Lloyd street lettentay," any* the late Con-
st Hut ion. Hooking motes U wrong. They
ought always to ran away under such *ir<
Wec
to be so that whenever a governor is to be
ctoctal Um AtlatiU QmnMiM Mtoct, th.
mu, tlx contention nominate him ud
th. tupl. «l«t him. ThU hu bun th.
Uat. ol a2*tr* for mow tlm. put ud it _
now Um. fo, th. "Mna mn chin*.” to
*~*~IT*— W. ... oppoMd to Ala 8U-
t>h.t,s tor imnw, wbtn tlx-o .r. m
mu, other ratothl. tun ia th. Hut*
loiL^r thuhfcud whofc.qnfciltod(or
SoUUnwr ami Apptal: -On Frtdi,
■IlttiM tut ■ Niton diBtonlt, oecnrnd
btowtow Ucnh.ll IV ill Brown ud Mr.
Umu, CUt. nultiw- In th. Hrtow.
woudin, ol ths Uur oj.Mfctnrri tram
■ t-t-tol in Uw hud. of UnUttor. Whit.
Mr. CU '
..... U»,'. tniarito uw Nnooi bU phr.l-
duido Ml could.r them ttul lu
bill tu. bw .itruud and th. wound^l
Hkil|iwMiwlk,"i>*4l||
Afo.-.ra Area.»J.Vno: A Mffro namd
Mu Aahwn waa run onr th. other dar,
by an engine t«elonging to a 1 '
which weUMd 3JUD nound*. F
for t. a til* the acculcul hi; ;*i
a -ft L*-l «,f * creek, and w‘.*n
ont, after thaeagne had paaeflHi
skull. It waa foaad that no aertoas injury
| had been swUlaed by him.
TnseUteinlRsnhsM
a almost
;.u.u 1.
tee on wasa and mean*, re|>ort«d back n { pttsnroent of the athlebo feat he h id rup-
bl'l amending section'_VJ?3 of the revisod I tu red his abdomen and otherwise injurev\
statutes, that U-e duties paid on sugar* ] him*elf.
iu« tu-un/ nuu
parad a stat* ment,which is substantially as
fellows: “We oonsider it our dnty to make
a statement to the Uon«e in tho matter of
the bill to regulate immigration, preiented
hi" um to reguiaio iminiKiniiuu, i rr .1
by -Mr. Reagan on Monday, June tilth,
1882, and passed by the House nn-
a snspenelm of tbe roles,
eommittee on commerce, or
such members thereof as were present
in the House, having nnderami«npprchen-
sion advocated or contented to it* passage,
and a return of which bill from the Senate
haa since beon secured. The bill was in
troduced by Mr. VanVoorhis, of New York,
April C, 1882, and referred to the commit
tee on commerce Jane 6, 188/. The com
mittee, after carefnlly conridering and
amending tho same, authorized Mr.
Richardson to report it, as amended,
to the House, with the recommendation
that it do pas*. Ou Satarday, Juno 17.
1882, Mr. Richardson, at the request of
Mr. VanVoorhis, handvd him tbe bill and
r*i>ort, a courtesy often extended to au
thor* of bill*. On the following Monday
morning, during Mr. Richardson's ab.
sence, Mr. VanVoorhis, with the consent of
certain members of the commute*, naked
j him with th* accom
panying report the bill which passed, with
the statement that it waa tho correct copy
of the bill agreed to br said
committee, when, ln point of fi
materially different
Brunswick extension have been about
been mentioned for Coo great man from
the Lent* at large. The number of candi-
dates ta mounting ap, and will b* formida
ble by th* time the convention meets.
Taa Augusta Evening Hewn say* that tha
_ ichmond delegate* to the eighth district
eooventkm will favor tha nomination of J.
C. C. Black, la Richmond actually going
to go back on CoL Walsh?
It will be sera by the following from tbe
rnerico* Recorder that the incendiary Is
get.ing in his work early this year: YT*
regret to learn that Messrs. Wm. and
bamnel Hayes lost their bam la which waa
stored the oat crop juil harvested, farming
implements, gear, etc. They were aronrad
on Thursday morning lari about 3 o'clock
a. m. to find the ‘
bam enveloped in flame*
and beyond hope of saving. But for the
most daring effort* on the pert of the young
men their entire lot of mules would have
4 notwithstanding, however,
_ valuable mul* was so b idly burnt as to
be rainei. Mr. Wm. Hayes was severely
blistered on the hands, fact and neck while
saving his stock. The lots ta estimated at
about $1,UU0, being the value of tha build
ing, about 8UD bushel* oats, imptems
etc. Tb* fire waa th* work of an lei
diary.
Tu following interesting Items _
taken # roin th* Worth Star, on* of owr
lirighleetw*ekly*T*nanr— r Boson's*
for governor is assuming Urge pi
Parties who ha»e
UUM.—i *IU«1 wud ww uw wm,
•tat. that Mr. Owf ttorln*. Sr., will
auk. UIwmd ftflr ud ii«j bub.!, lath,
■era. Th. Utephuu boom hu not lit
,—■- —-----. .. T .track Worth coast,. IntooJ, it dou m*.
to. Mirror wed Aitrrrtiur t - roil tie. to v,..trook urwher. to tld. Mrt
Orargi. u rt ■pratt, puj. It bu gottu 0 ,u,cSutr. Uon. A.‘IL SUthca. ran.
tot oouutull. Bit) tb. ntotorunr.
Bor. Th.ru hu bwn mirngb Ovpcilion
dmtoMd to Mertoc. u, (fcr-miiutod
mu tut hi. audidurwolld tojar. in-
,u.d of Uo.llt th. pert,.
Ir U raportod lUt tU mui. for tU Gat-
tor F.tnml. Coll.*. ooauutmM will L.
nud.br th. Tort ValUr bud. It to*
uhal bud that Pat WahbhAt-
fiotfi of th. patora ara twiutoz thaCor
mat.tm>riu about tu auhtr-jaarJ
■*ihoiddtik. to know what
tharaUloprmot a
bun .track b, IMhtotato at tout once,
gctlmz to b. rt*bt, ,oar* old 7
Caraa* Dtcxan, Esq . . _ , r
oce of Newton's Legielatora We know
Opera, of oU. He would reflect gr rat
ere Ut on Me native eoaaty.
uouataes, wjreewupt away by th* recent
TELEGRAPHIC ITERS.
Anotlirr Ntorin In Iohs-TIis Ursat
nirlhe In Ksw York—Homicide In
Teia*~A Terrible Accident lu Cell*
fttrulti, Me,
CRISP DELEGATE*.
8pecl*Uo Telegraph an<l Mc—t ngor.
Ik'Ti.Eu^pino 24.—Solid Crisp delegation
from Taylor. J. M. B.
A YOUNG ATHLETE KILLS HIHHKLF.
New Yokz, June 24.—William Deveer,
aged neTeiiteen years, a young athlete of
Brooklyn, on Tuesday last, to amuse his
companions, placed both of his feet at tho
back of hi* neck. He va* taken ill after
wards and went to a physician. Hehow
ever died on Thurtday last, cerebro spinal
EOHEMGSj
— D, June 24.—Several hun
dred m on marched through the city to-day
in military order, singing
execrating the Qa<
wards drilled.
"tfh".
3
after-
London, June 24.-
tank vt-it-el, ha* l>ee
iterranenn. The
it desirable to guar
number of small, e
y two guard
-The Che*
admiralty
tonded.
the Med-
>w deem
tne Suez canal by a
oft gunboat*, instead
h'p*, a* originally in-
TUK
fi 24.—The proceed-
ire conducted in ne-
Italiuu ambassa-
the quantity delivered
. . entered Into
bonded wsrohonw* Referred to the com-
mitteo of the whole.
^Th* House then, nt 1:2% went into coal
mittee of the whole nnd resumed consider*
MICHAEL DAVTTT.
New Toxx, June 24.—Michael Davill
devoted tho i>rinci;>n] portion »>f hi* Jersey
City speech lari night to replying to tho
-m.. U, .U. Hi PL.. | Vi 11 ®' *^8»“** "W^P!.
■tloa ot th. bill to red,.. Interim! rccuo. | u^iuV^a hc^-
Const jkNTtNorr.v, J
logs of tho conference a
cret. Count Corti, the
nccom-1 dor, presided,
1’REFABING ‘
London, June 24.—V
published that ftl ',
ranged for the emtiarkation of troops at
Gibraltar, and for the protection of th*
rnajor.-
Suez Canal in sa*e of i
TIIRKATBNINO T1IE TIViE*.
London, June 24.—Special ;>olice are
f the 7’ime.i, owing
taxation, it being agreed that general de- i SO,*,L». t i 00 »»
b,t« thereon .tiould c’.o*. at n o’clock, at
which hoar cutojiM ou tha Ufa and char- | •» ‘.‘tack hta _whlto_ha
letter, pur-
i la
terofthalatoTSsmaa Alton, of SllMoori, « 1 ' 1 f-mld delcnd himielf. Ua
would bo delivered. £“.*®ff “P UnrrU’a chareea one by one.
Mr.Hteoheoa,of Oeorpta, uid that the “• "u' 1 ° l !f r ‘,. , ‘® d “*
ill was rlyhlaafara.lt went, bot that | t nounccd aiid.llb.rata lire. Dantt eion-
right as far as it went,
go nearly as far as he 1
wished. He thought that the entire inter*
gunrdmg tho pr
to the receipt of h threaten _
porting to come from the Fenian aisocia-
tion.
Tits BtrBrj>-«roN rtLt«
I ommin, June 24. -Sir.Wtlliam Haroourt,
retarj-, h i* placed on the paper in
wuHTvu. u,ui<i«iukiiwiiii*vuuf, *u»«r- i up^n him, and said he would
net r.rcuoa ..item coytit to b, aboli.hed. '®' om «® “4 fac. his alanderera.
Internal taxes, except In limes of war, I north casolua t dent.
anti-republican nnd anti-democratic. | Raleigh, fil. C. t Jane 24.—Tho com mi*
Ihe liotMO of do.n:
tlio repression bill
were anu-repuuuc;\n uua nnii-uemocrnuc. i iulejuu, w. vj.. «iuno ino nmnin-
They were In opposition to tlio geucraRj floners api>oiuUd to settle the State debt,
policy of this government They w«ro oH known as the construction bonds for the
British origin, and had always boenvlowed I North Carolina railroad, have made terms
with Briti’h odinm. Tho best wsy in with the holders of about a million and n
wh'ch to raise revenue was by import da- | half of these brads, and the coLtraet has
combination t:
shall be an off
other that nothing undei
der unlawful aoy politic
Uon, for such ol>j«>ct nnd noting h
means ns under tho act nnd otherw
not unlawful.
wn Cl» IU ISICUUD wm uj tiui-oik uu- ■ WUI UI IIIIWO tnjuu-, mill ttio ivMtm.1 usn
ties; it bore lees heavily on the Ux-paycr, been approved by the governor and tre*«-
nnd that waa what legislator* ought to look urer. In conformity to an act of the aasem-
| i. I bly. Th* bondholders annender $211 of
General debate followed, which occupied I item* 1 Intsrest on each bond, and a new
the time until 3 o'clock, when tho commit-1 bond for the face of the old one running
tee roes. After addresser by Messrs. Rob- forty year*, at 0 per cent, with the oust-
in-Min, of Msssarhnsctts, liuwilt, of New I ing lien on tho State's stock in the railroad,
York, and Hatch and Frost, of Missouri, | wl 1 be issued. The holders of more than
a urn, nuu unieii nuu hum, ut juibouuu, i »iiu»iwuw. ahv twiuvra ui uiuio .umi,
the House, ont of respect to the memory of 1 one million of bonds are yet to be heard
the deceased, at 4:00 p. m. adjourned. | from.
A TEXAS AEBEST.
Laredo, Texas, Jane 24.—'There v
•eft. U
to*. . mm——*. bill
from that which IhToommittra h»J »o-
thorized Mr. Kicbardson to report favor.
■bly to th. Hoow. Uml.rthU iMoreno.,
“ r : 5SL«Sj'tf? to.wdy
and discovering what no conceiveu to u* vr.-cif-rj
cleri-ai errors wf om s s*ion toaching on*
two amendments that he himself offer-
. and which had been adopted in oom-
mittee, changed tbe phraseology to
conform with hie recollection ot
the committee's action and subsequently,
still relying upon the assoranee of Mr.
VanVoorhis, offered said bill, and stated
that it was the bill favorably recommend-
ed by th* committee. Tliu committee
I here fore ask that the bill be taken from
the Speaker's table and named wUh the
amendment* agreed to by the committee.”
This report will be submitted to the full
committee at 11* regular session to-mor-
Washington, June 24 — In the^Ui
Mr. Kelloy, of Pennsylvania, chairman of I desperite’ enoountcr yesterday between
the oommittee on ways and means, report* Brown, the murderer of Deputy Sheriff
«U concorr.nl rerolotlon for .Iltol fcl. f^KtoS.'”."GreSt
journm.nt of Coogrer. >t 12 a clock upon * I; onitej Oibolo. Brown w» killed nnd
the 10th of July. Adopted. I two men were wounded, one dangerously.
The morning hour having been dispensed indobsino aTaruxNS
with, the Honse at 11:45 went into com-I Avoubts,Ga-, JonoSL—At a maaa meet-
mittee of the whole to redoes internal jufir of the Democrats of Richmond county
rj . a „ n - nn ,» »Kto hii, rr .,i to-day, resolntions were adopted indoraing
revenue taxation, nnd tho bill was read A | 0Xftm i er h. Stephen* for governor and
by seetions. Mr. Robo*on, of New Jer- I James C. C. Black for Congress from tho
aey, moved to amend by striking from I eighth district.
tti.firit Mellon tho ol.n>o r.pcUng th. Yivno., P.^ Jon. -.’I -A violent .Ind
m bank capital. I ntorui passed over thi* place this morning
r. Smith, of Illinois, advooated an doing great damage to property, but no
iidmcnt. which hooJ.rodto Bobtora-. ^ re
■m.ndm.nt, i reptoltna .the tu on tho ertwdbytho AfUrtoa Tort Dodge,
oopltnl of BUt. and prlvato hank., and I rc po r t, the town of BomotUlrara. the
leaving it open tho capital ol hetlonct | co ‘ an ,,. Ml0 ( l>»lo Atoo coonty, a.Ticing
. , T .. . , blown to pieces this morning by a tornado,
Mr. Helmu, ®f Jndlana, Btori to ^ ^ loopMto* wm kUtol Th. lilt-
•mmd by •t-’^ing therefrom aU that -1, iifnl il »7ffMll|l ■iiTtlllTitol
“tra to bank station. . 1 mi train, wvrv btovn from tlto truck..
The MtlwnnVco anil Ht. Loult road wu
. I wracked. Thor. i. a wa.hont north of
amonilmrat, and Itwa. •traretorted--’' Tore.! City, and It 1. reported that three
*° **■ ."S Nt* C ***”BS I foot more town, in that vicinity wc..
■greed to by the Hvpnblle»n c*noo». Th. t,| OWB . lh0 rel.gr.iih wire, ere
wu ro mrtoiuid * 11 **» nSrthTfh.r.,»ndfu.ImpofcibU
*“•p qpdUtoda.not g, ( „„„ D... it Ik. preewt time.
,«oUre^JlSM r *.!hto r t" ^ .. T-.ruitoyuanure.’^mfc ^
ud a d.,sn: 1 »wii«“riou? °* , ' iul promiMotbufcMM.
Mr. ianda’lLof T’<nn*ylvao?a, offered an ™ n*poft*r that the detay to th* »h
amendment providing that from and after j IjtolRSmUJjSSwtoC iLSI?A
ujLto 9 tob.*jlo, U " i,n —' ‘. nl * r ^ 1 I
and cigarettes shall
all laws which imioee any
tTioTTn: I mowth tuy wtu b. •.hl. to clt.rg. .n .d.
Vf ■ilH
T HIE riXG TELLE US.
I.ouls
Rank* In WMMhluirlim *■
the Vlrilm*.
I By Telegraph. |
Warhtngton, Jnno 23.—B. Frank Bige
low, receiving teller of the Nntionnl Bank
<>t tlm Rf-pulGir of tin-* city. Iiv- nb*cocded
In wing n ilctlcit «,f ul. »ut jjN.tWO iu his ao-
oounts.
St. Lorn, Juno S3,—Receiving Teller
Owen, of th*Third National bink of St.
Loots, wa* nrru.ricd l.t-t night on thi charge
of h iving i*inbi//leil ^l.ji.GGGuf the b*nk
futiil-*. Ili * opcratcGH have extended over
several years.
A warrant wn* sworn out by Tre-ulent
Thoinin R. 'Iiitt, of tho llurtl National
Bank, this morning against
charges him with tho einbezz'ement of
$150,uoa Preeidsnt Tntt hI*o tiled nn at-
t.ich’.nciit •nit lit the ciul court* ngninst
propert j owned by »»won to the ntnount of
Owen’* bond i-* for $:to,G<)0, and
tho surotics are resprosiblo parties, m> that
tho Jo*.* to the b.mk will, after nil, not bo
a:* *'f*t.
A hoartrending scene ocoorred in the
calaboose this morning when Owen'** ni*ter
\ i-i‘.<’d him. Shu broke down completely,
threw herself on his brea*t and wept (utter
ly. Oweu was uninnnued and fainted. A
physic nn wnacallotl in, and sai l that he i*
pro-tr *tcd It now uppc.ir*that ' )w**n wn*
a silent partner in the firm of Obey, t )won
A t’.i in whirl; hi • f it he r
partner. It is pre*
was lost through thi
however, states positively that t
wns not need by tho firm, am
ignorant of how his *011 got
Owen coufiP.'*’-Hl that hi* defaia
extended over Um year*.
-d that the
Auotlter Terrible
1 an mrroBT to save guiteaitoL—
MUs Chsvailiter, of Boston, secretary of
ihe -National Society for the Protection of
the ksaae, aeeompasted by Dr. Geo. M.l
Beard, of Now York, Dr. W.W. Goldinf.
superintendent of the government hospital
for the iouos, and Rev. Dr. IV. IV, Hicks,
l>tutor of the 'rabernaric, and who ia now
acting aa OaHeau’s spiriftaal advieer.had an
i in terete*' with the Pretident this after-
ternoon by special appointment, and pre
sented a petition praying for a reprieve for
Galtea^ and for the creation of a scientific
eommltswu to determine upon the sanity
or insanity of the condemned. The peti
tion Is signed by a number of medical ox*
peris, who state their conviction that Oai-
tran u insane, and org* tho propriety of
I such a commission. The President refer-
red the petition and ocoompnnying doeu-l
meats to tbe Attorney-Central.
HTUE DEKOCBATIC CAUCUS.
... -not the Democratic members of I
the Honse of Ropreeentativee was held to
night. There were only about forty mem
bers present. It was decided to vote againit
the Kelley revenue bill, unless certain
amendments thereto are adopted. An I
agreement wa* substantially reached by
the members present to vote in favor of
ftnktof of tho fax 00 ftobaooo, cigars, fer-1
mealed liquors and also special ID; I
texts. It was also decided that in^H
the proposed amendments to the bill are
rejeetedamotion should be offered to ro-
loommit the bill to the committee on ways
UWn ofTexas, offered iroamondmVnt ***** °* rate* of from 40 to 00 j*r rent
«'"“ , ' nud “ d ™trt^^. 0 of^o5b".to»‘lii
Mr. Robeeon offered the oauen* amend- rai l ra
moot striking ooft the clan** reducing the I dot 10 trw “‘ er of
^^m^’^.ljoJ^TreltooSi^ I i” 1 ^.
draw frea bond alcohol or .pirlta toaUto-
ini» ■lonhrtt in MMeifia anant tie* of not I *hi; mtnt* to South Amboy by 'he old
than 850 gallons without the payment route. Tlj^ro^ffldalj roy^he. at
ssEBft^asssIsssss??*
tlwl Ure bUI ahooM eoow op os Moodv to
■uttot-twd tnutoMfc AdjoaiucU.
•IMP* tb0M upon whiak, sodwhUk, dral
TWB STAS BOUTS C.
The itow snd tsdtoos proeww of pree.nl
to( tratimoor tn tha eUr rant, tew Ii
ganarally .nlir.tred to th. aoort room by
wnoBtio, tret ween onto..!, which reqmlre.
th. InUrpoeitlon of Ju l.-a Wylto to atop.
To-d>i'. proewdioc. dmtoywl sn una-
iiqbI dasn. of Beftracoy, snd Hr. Meirick
dccltred that to vim of the Innuendou and
diieonrtooae treatment IndnljeJ ia by
th. deftni. toward. OM of hie araoctalra
(Wire) Oreproeecotlon wooll Iwnaftorro.
twee to anawra anyqaerttoo from th. otlrer
■id., except when pat Utroogh Uw eoort.
Before lh. namtoattoa waaousctodwl Uw
dafwM hfcl taken oot addilioul wbpraaaa
fctatort Broood Aretotant fhretir eelrr Gwe
Mai Elmer, Inspector Woodward aad Ur. I
Blira, ealtisg upon them to pndaco papers
and leleyraau.
Wejunwmre, Jane a—UMreHawatr, Mr.
Bwk offered a iMolatton nrtttoc that it ia
aUe«ad that tha diractora of aoraa of tho
aaUooal bank, to RMrawod, Va., haw
trees panntttad to CU to tha ofBaa of tho
oomptrol'M of tho oarraney tha modtCed
oath win, eaUlaatlally tha foUowtocpro-
vlro: -Tho above to e ad scribed to to all
napaeta, exovpt so far aa II appltoa to the
rat. of InUreet allowod by law to this
Stats.” Tb. rarolstion direct! th. Kecro-
Uryof lh. Trearary to f.ralek a oerttfed
ropy of all tha satire which were Uksn by
diractora of national banka to Biahmood
which wan on 41a In tha coraptroUre'i of
flea dnrin* Um yoaia U7U and 1M0-
Tbi^ioato took ap Urania raaaatlyro.
awratoa to ret-
ported from lh. coo
tie th. right of the
draidWM. htt aobrtit
Afurocconin* Ihrewfoorth. of ttretlma
allott*l for moiaiEi l uiinera It w.>
f.rr-d, with amendment* ei.-.-e.’.t.
Mora. Uro.n and Gorman, to tb.
mlltro 03 ratoe for further amtoJrorata.
t t _ h,iiwi. re.yrf.umi Th. HwaMil to artaMtoh aaalfor
ayatara at baahraptayawa, apm Ure ra«a-
**- 1‘robUe bad Mraaty^v. Bfcaa of tor order. Tho drecueioocd this bdloraw-
tlunlly nlaad hp hail aw la.t flow. ;. i nearly tha ntauaier of tha day’s
■■■new, b waa flsaBy laid add* aatU
Twa irtnw, Ihrawlag: b_iyad« rootto-ree j ^
tomiket: mat lirelj tn 5
Unco, a.
Health I
t, . ... 1 t;. Ka .k .. a i
ol tied
IByT.lvzrnrb.1
Dm Moire*, Juno 23.—Lnotli
rain anil wind storm pe^od on
lerday evening. Tho rccrutlj
town of Halcomb, Pawsolelnk c
visited for three boar* by a Bit
Tbe damage to good i rwcui d t _
■1 'j - i. • ri ■ ua- ... i,..in. m.l w.:l prob-
t' '.j i • li.t.tl \t I i- t- mlvlilt*, Marion
ity, the rth..l< m o ut I’. Lyon w - \ adly
twiste J and props placud again*
ea*t aide were driven through
rou« chimrcjs and shadi
... in that vicinity wero bit
and signs end awniai
ia thought the damage cant nnd i
there it even more severe.
DuauquE, Iowa, Juno 2S.—A hem
and rain storm prevailed during ye
afternoon along the line of the
Central railroad west of here, am
damage V*e done at Indeit-ndenc
telegraph wires are all pro-amted, «<
impossible to communicate with th \
ut Oitt, N. J., Jane 14.—At one
Ume to4ay the sitnation looked very seri
ous for the railroad companies. Tbe
•inkers were evidently bent on mischief.
THE OUITEAU CAS*. , -, r in H , «« U revovw«
IS Abwi 1A» .laborer. rt«tod to.mfcd. to
From the report* of railroad pa
firm that district it appenra
Independence at a little befo
cabinet lari evening In coosideringthe Ho^v^^^i^roiD^^thrtntire
cave of Guiteau waa made known offiriajly llibuken wu ordered^ ra
ithte mcrnlng hf a statement Jrom.tboAt; JSS to protect the Erie and Delaware and
I?orney-Oenerolthai l ;e plea fortn i.ickawanna depots, with order* to arrest
had been refused. This conclusion 4ii I tmnvtu' suy of the strikers who ap-
re,. r !, l ,ii,.t ntoaWtowwMb 5£S?W JXa^S? tottolWyt
^■"KiJMvsnto company’s yzrde. Thera all the
Utte re tolneJ the ranks of the et.ikere,
l^.°P “2.^2,. bw L2l! ,r V„’ I k.re brat, gy.fra Ural
lh. cabinet let
Ion the wound that the sanity of the prie- I «»-- i,.. anj stopped the loading of cars.
Sh?^““ m 0 1 , , Sbj*^o n n 3 to?' , .^b
S2SS [S‘X U .rWJro,lrani. l,P 2Xn°;
I ^IK' Erie company put its Italians at
r^^P*ffl»«V?™«yr^|^^TT^wrak,Balntod.yatHoboken. Th. only
B /.n Ufa Hiek$. Go and see Arthnr, | . i^ f a w,- York having the appearance]
and .hake vosr Set In hto fus. Te I him i L f “icre. are tb. raljht hoS-e of the
m.J. him Treeldrat by ray Inspiration,and j.reff Owlial. Daffwaraard Ueki
H most give me ui unconditional pardon; I waQIU , Star in's ltiver and Harbor
■he does noLOod Almighty willblaat him I TrSBeportatiooUae. The SC John's
[forever. I tell yon, brother iiteka, I am I wehoese of th* New York Central
Ood's men, and God takes care of hi* own. I Com pan r i* pracUcally cloaed. The same
Lsttera have been reeeieed by Mr. Chae* I ^ enld of the warehouse* of all the
111. Reed and others interested in Geiteea e 1 0 ^ Mr iraaeportatiou lines except those
ease from George Booyille, who Is now ia I Dlm( j ^ f cV it work not being
Chicago. In these Utters Scorille an- Lbl* to accomplUh anything, rhe streets I
^ wlf.ha. bft Urewla»<l| 1|l tb.ii.lahbotlioodotth.rtilppia«|iotoU
I for the east, and he expreiees grnre appro- J &0 t uncomfortably crowded with
Ihensira m to her sanity.,. He, fears, that | Siehanta having
Iqv^
and wrought gr«at de«
were torn up, barn* wrecked, houi
sled and trr«a uprooted Nearly
businera booses wi re unrooted and plate
kIum MnssbcJ. Ihedcqotot theBnrhng-
ton. Cedar Rapid* n:id Northern railroad
U said to be wrecked. A bridg
river ta said to have teen injured.
Belle's rircua exhibited at lode-
circus tent W. - badly
smpting to kUI her [ - tWl - r _ ll .iw
Micid. on Uw <to, of j S|^* r Jb 1 , r
child ar committing nlcu. ow uw as, oi i zt—Jhlpplafl ' saUl Ure rtriE ifc
°!iirSl,23ftoUre. t Sl2kJ?25S2[ uSSSrafretkMi-tretofld-trarad
urges her friends la tbe east to keep nmoee comparative promptness, ea the con-
watch upon her movements. *igneeseend their ovrooeaptoyee for iul
i^ntoal, of tb, Dtototot |
P TU Bowtt of TraJo tcMlej
and wanton of UreJaUto ka*p Goltro. ln ,„ lchn rn “
strict eonflnenrent tUI tha day rot for Ms brel emre UnatodevtMB«MflllM*
eirontton, aad to allow no on. .seopthto , Ip reerediini''ithy for theeirlkara,
rotritaal advtoar,hto ttolhlin taddrewf. I ^ ,5Sil!i. rnrlart anlflrt Um ap-
•ranof Ureiail to commnnlcete wlthth. IKhi tncrearo to ootward freight
prieonro. Th. frtondeof to. coadnnMd
I man rttU pcofra. hop. for Gaitoaa. Hrod
mj e he d res not drop^,
th. Pirahtont at!
A HAD Af'CIDERT.
.... RMRIR Kan FaANcnoo, June 24.—A dispatch
Dojsibl* owortunit7r i)r. from ttenU Cnu state# Uata coach in
SLdMtu™K?n« vSSu....’..ing, ;htch »«»*».flt.mg.ssjiL'S
bot is(iproled toretorn. MiraCtrevsiltof ”**¥8*? i2i
will b»v.aconftnoM with Dr. Ooldtog I
aad Bro. Mr. Hick. Uito .veatog. to draw- pravth.Uroplk.lreak Mar k. Horn!
■ «hrtr f.ure rottou wlthavtow | jZjf'TZj
- -srss. SH mSSTbiTJWSSyi
ctork ot the ooort and tint
by the horse* shying.
Iter. Mr. lllcke called on t!.« Pcraldant
and Atunmy Graranl Uet evening t>.
learn the result >.f th. marttog, bot wai In-
formrd thet nothing roil i be divolged on
th..object till this morning, tomiler ef-
fort, on the I trt ol Mr. Itred, OoUroa’e
roor.sel, »ero »t>o frnitle *. Her. Mr.
| Hictu oaltod apoa tha AUorn»r-General
Ihie morning by atpointment,I er.i lr-
! ,rmed ll-M I tre cb.net Ini deo j.l not to
intnfrtt w.tb Ure .Mention ot Gstlma •
raatonefc Mr. Ufcks Uwnapon drov. to i r“- *~ n
Ure Dotricttod and tnforared Oaitraa of
Caunorn, S'. C. Jnn»2L—A be
Ure BC CaUretin. radd ratofc loral.d <
“ -Lin. railroad, to th. wetoern lu mwmIc. of
of Ud*^y.«>lratodat J o'clock J vtiet, of th. Troth Cnu.
VXl.I CKV /Oil ,!.
I hr
A If
S*tuk'
i thn
i wall.
id tn
•/clooli
animats lifted bodily fromUBVH
Icarrie 1 some distance. A large nn
peo|4ewere iu town, and many i
noneewere killed by flying di-bi
their wagon* broken. Two m«
killed and a third had his arm brol
Waterloo tbs force of tho wind waa
but It ta not known that scriou*
(wasdooe. Tbe tents of the mil
eimpmeat ware ruined. The sfen
Dubuque at ft o'clock, but no spvci
bra inflicted.
Oov. Bbermvn, of Iowa, who i*
*1 Elmira, N. Y., said fe »i repor
the other day: "1 • »w Pmidt x.t U
day or two ago in (’level mi. Vuu
look iu took-Ltd; I really -.iw bin
spirit, but hi* own form and te.v
had visited hi* tomb to do horn.i
spot ^ where ^U.«- mart)r-Prcrtd
learning wl.. nee I came aud wl
n-ked me if 1 would lik > to «■« t
dent. 1 was greatly nrorisedu
He
, invited i
uni t, i
screwed and removed the lid f
.l •
fore me, jwstra b
I WSJ surpris'd, for, d*-,-»
emarialion of ttu
at ou .’ struck with teex
Gin^ral aa 1 had seen h
•ume thvt years will pe i
ing traces of the emb
bare been removed from
earth of Gsrfield.''
A reporter of the Here
extract in hand, visited
tery to make an laquin
.natteran 1 learn if itwa
main* of the d#*d Preeil
posed to view even to ■
rof Iowa.
. waul it
.ul t>e«n
if dead,
■‘it „“f,
to-day, with terrible force. Joe Borate, I yieofltaerin^airaof tbe letai- : tidier
while, and Abnun Maxwell rad Id. I curding the l*3ta[*«l«tW« at *^ Wit ,
Vtamr, sdsiel,wfiM«B,«M liafthliSriitafldistftBVMtDKU htJ ih
hjwed psehabiy taUlly. I lisl fleml raienthe gtay ji*ta *r c
i rscznc mu rm.
luith
top of the coffin,
21.—Tbe Pacific Sherman end pari
still L : ruing, b it the
to ure ..ogUbojorej.
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