The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899, February 23, 1886, Image 1

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SWEPT BY THE FLAMES. IN «*mptun roads. A Graphic Description of the KngAgement lletwnen the Merrimac and the Fleet. . jawassrs . *D<1 » naif Dollar*’,'Worth of nwrlj a quarter A ”,; D »tro, t d-T h r l .«,lu. I „ CM |Sr7V ,te "S!5 **"“ DISASTROUS FIRE IN WILMINGTON, VIRGINIA'S FINANUAS. House*, a Largo Church and Many Ite.ldences Burned. Apart from Ita historic Interrat, the account will be found *apeolalljeutertalnla* to the member* of the Second Oeortpa llattdlon, from the fact that It •' “ l ™ 1 | was furnished In a private letter of the Ume. by 01 rm.,, I S®***®®®*®* 1 ***. ef|)©. “Ci” of that commend, f, N. 0., February 21.—The I He waa on eye-wltn* is of the engagement, aud de- 11 ow the Ilccent Decisions Will Affect the Collection of Taxes# Richmond, Vi., February ID.- The assis tant treasurer for the city of Richmond ap plied to State Attorney-General Ayers for his opinion as to what the Uuitnl States Supreme Court decision left the Stato able to do, nnd that officer rendered bis opinion a week ago, but oil efforts to procure a copy of it for publication Were unsuccessful. The Reformer, a weekly paper of this city, has succeeded in gettiug the opinion, and Jpo her wharf, and owing to the inllam- anticipation of uSStataj? Sv^of taVtm and mable nature of her cargo, consisting of “m. of which you have already b en informed by rosin, spirits uf turpentine and cotton was j J Eg* iu . form „ r ^ 4 immediately enveloped in flames. The pi- aucceaa." I hare had the pleaauro of yorlfylng my lot headed her for the nearest available opinion by actual observation, wharf andthwpmmsntsrseuocyded in w-tJgSBK ^“ T n?4™2§: irfng. bo » to . from . o<i i oinin « ve«. sztssj■ geU and others by jumping overboard, I usual. In an instant the whole city waa in an up- wheti they were quickly rescued. The m «n, women and children running down to- de.crkds^smerlanapdagainhtthowharfof the New York and Wilmingtonbteamship sure enough, upon approaching the river, I see Company, and the fire was quickly oomnm* the huge monitor awing loose from her moorings nimtit-il to the «h*<laand warehouses there- r* d ms “ e her way down the rtv«r, white ton gun- “n All the wlmrvi 8 and sheds being satu- | * ud kept» abort distance In , in pleasing with whicl VU| .... — w - ---- I the nar rated with resin and turpentine, the fire The morning was unusually line. In a. w _ u . B „ spread rapidly, and despite the efforts of trait with the miserable weather with which the Bremen, it became a disastrous coufla- 5S!L^ u .5 ortured ®° lon «; A t** 1 P®^® 11 •* — me uiciu » • * s i „ llarriuaos crew waa on top, and received the en- gratum. There was a gale of wind blowing thusiaetio cheers of the excited populace without a at the time from the southwest, and soon I single response. Everything betokened serious on the water front were burning business, for the heavy ships of the enemy lay but a .„„w. At ..limit 8 o'clock thn flro • tew miles below, like sullen bull dogs, ready to fiercely. AihMWBVpotoei. ina nre WUl ^ mBn or hwt by the throat at the slightest gotten under control, but not until it had I provocation. destroyed a million and a half dollar's Just imagUm a house 180 feet long rank three fMIbttov the gates, pierced half'Way has succeeded in gettiug the opinion, and will publish it in full to-morrow. The Hubetunco of the opinion is that when the person tendering takes the risk of the oenpon being genuine, and tho officer refuses the tender nnd levies for the tax, he then takes tho risk of the oou- pon being spurious. If in suit thereafter brought against the officer for unlawful levy it should be proved that the coupon tendered was spurious, the plaintiff would foil in his suit, but if it should be proved that the coupon was genuine the officer wonld have been a trespasser in levying and liable for damages. This construction of the law seems to make it impossible for the State to collect her revenue until she Amt provides for the coupons. ntion About nimroh. Church I*coplc and Tho ltrotliers Clnrkt* ami tlio Brothers Pol- I Sunday-School. hill—tho Chari tone a* bather and Son. I Ha»...i.ii,.iiin .... . ... , B^cframeey. C. W0na«W_b>*op^y* I Editor. Tunroaarii: It 1<ilnt.re.Ung to nctatb.t M Ue ta analog thatthe subllo m!?be.dv£»TSf nsstf£££$: jar " c * d “ l “ azsrs2sps& s eas&'k tssesUR **■“ Lt BuhJS te,pa “ a * Queen Victoria'^ favorite person U Canon Dnck Clarke, of the PeteuU circuit, aud Marshall J. < >r;h. But she drew the line at him for a non-in- Clarke, of the Atlanta circuit. This interval la in- A Brilliant Kr hen her daughter Imulra fall iu tovo with him. “atthey xho (ortj . 0nUmimil rf ,, ortof to , ,„ k ut « ImD. Sankey, novof New Orleans, haa given the •‘ways neon m. tneir tuner, me UteJames i j BUCB coiui any, i.uluj i in lull « ■. ,,.i o i«r Method lit church in hia naUve place. New Castle. a l "° ” UK WhUa tter0 Wero para of this pa • r. M’tn forth In tl» tail the taalnewa IfSP-ttfeS! mo,tde,lr » ble V* rlof U, • town ,or Th . latheraound ltotam-e iu the Judictelhl.tory ” f tb » rom P» n V P“‘ >,'“!• “•>*l»- a new building. of th# iUU wber#l two bn)tb#rg occupants of heat age. matt look tuc and at actual reaulta It te Tba Rrr. Dr. PhllUpa Broota last Bnnday the bench at thi time time. The tint in»t»nco J^J^hjt f mauji.iKbt J. iv. done, but nljatlio •reached taro sermons .which Boatou unanimously , th a | 0 f j obn o. 1'olhUl judge of the Ocnu lso P?.®??® “® lH l ud » ed to day. And of with t» o leclarei to be the ‘‘greatest efforts of hia life” up to I circuit, and Jamia Polhtll, jud*e of the Houthein tolivldual, ao it ia with corp .rate l>r dirh What Id*. Of Piiiiru ihu* wpm neither “notiular” nor I —..<• >n.. .... bnitlian u ind 'ni it dilTi’rri I i ^ t* ie . R *Uin lB tho New look Life? She ei m- i uiatof father and aou, wlUlo jgf*'.* nd^ utor ixetniy si. at fim I iu 1HMS * 1*>® aurplna, by the New \ date. Of course, they were neither “popular” nor circuit. The ca»e of brothers • *ennational.” bat simply expoiltiona of the goa* j er.oda ia rarer than mat of ork legal lading . the audience. One of the parishioners ■■■■■■ ■■ Hard and drove his ratship out and closed the door cult—the Coweta, upon him. A church-going rat tea decided nov- brother James 11., « uy.-Portland (Me.) Argua. | the Blue Bldgs circuit. CONVICT LABOR. mors startling, arranged a.brllllant pane until the proper moment arrived. though the sexton waa a inns |kemature (V.'.closures of the ray, the illuatranon r up on each and offices of F. W. Kerchner’* Colder L diu, ?, 0 p h H.®I>‘°n «jd. 1* »Ian» nimora of Bros. a R. Shelter * Co., A. D ML Worth &> Worth, O. G. Parsley, AlexSprunt fourteen or fifteen miles in keeping the channel, n, Chndbara's' City Lnmbei' Mills I muniog down until opposite Sewell's Point, snu k Hon, formerly GolviUd's), L Boneys & Co., R. then tamln « U P th ® jMn ®® rtver ch ® uneI - Wright, Hour and grist mills, the Champion MA,m ‘ 0 roB ™ bux^adwo Compress and Warehouse Company, the ?5? awport S #1 ^ ®®5 nleU y the Merrimac go / ;» maraimtigi,. nt w ® could not observe any stir either among the freight warehoused Of the W llmington and .hips or at Newport News batteries until one of our Weldon ana the Wilmington, Columbia and little gnn boata took a short cut, and fired at the Anuusta Railroad Companies and several I Cumberland. Then some stir was observable on raiior biding honors dmitroycd, and ££ in addition to the steamer Bladen, the I waited for the Nondescript steanu r River Queen, of the same line, was I The Merrlmao never halted or fired a gnn in reply burned to the wuter’i edge. Tho American the Cumberland, which was firing away with «h°°nc, Lillie Holme. no‘ being able to S^K^ra^KlS set out of teach of the names, was also I the shore, now lined with thousands of anxious burned, and will prevo a total loss. spectators. Every one said, “wby don't the Merri- Over $250,000 worth of goods were burned inAiAwuJinni.1 rn.lr.rt fAimwV. But the Merrimac kept steadily making for her ad- in 03e warehouse, owin-j to sparks wafted TerBW7 i n a direct line. When she got within a few by the Ugh wind. Numerous private dwel- yards or the Cnmberlaud. she fired her bow gun, L *‘ ' ' ‘ “ * * " ■ “ ! “ n continuing on r iron prow into . crushing all before it The fought with desperation as the vucetl went Bor and about thirty others. In ad- down, the test gun being fire when union thereto, a block of small tenements I thk mki noon suss oku* i» * j occupitd by colored people was completely After the collision the Merrimac back •wept ftwav, although nearly a mile distant I started for the Congress. This vessel fir* 1 r*: i> the main flro. .The gene-M offices of the Allan lie Loaat Line, located here, were M riddled with Shot th.t .h. became perfectly destroyed, with a number of valuable papers oaeleee and alnick her color.. Tho lleaufort than anil record*. The Front Street Melhodiat ««“ «P to herto take off th* wounded and crew. Church wan included in the liat of bnlldlngH ££ ^ muuutld bodfcw wTm burned, and ia a total luaa. 1, mg in . very direction on thte reel. While our Owiug to the goueral demoralization inci- men were aaal.tlug Uio tuemr nred with minute dept to th$ fire, it iu impoeaibu to as,, r- I ” “ Mend. »od foe, .lit.-, tjlliug ravrral of laiu indirianal (owes or inuurunoa. ~ |SfifflRknRwkwBAHn|W Tho telegraph w ire* in th" xtreft- were awn. .,d.r.di"i ..." Ai thi- the -urvlvora ikbed polled down and communication is diffi- I a white handkerchief aa a pnAection against the cult, though the management id nelng the ahlpe. the •very poeeible endeavor to keep the service enemter shoes batteries were hammering away at intact the Merrimac, but without avail. When the Cam- So many people are burned out thatfears berland was sinking, her captain walked out on the we entrrtiiriicd of aerion. diatrera on tM. account, and active ettorta are being made dlateno* aud aakad him lo aomuder. that ha mlaht to relieve alt Hollering. Quite a handsome nuke soma affort to ssvo him and hi. mvi hut bo •am hna already been raised and othera are • 1,ook hie brad and said: “So. naverl" and contributing. The gneete of the Orton wear now* aaiaiaurui caiTaDararx* ooLoa, House alone raiscl a munificent pnrae, After dark a boat - * crew went on board tho Con which b being distributed to thoae met in £~“ d . VteJiS # ^S?£5 aeeu - I abaklna henae# for many mile, around. WhUothslrendagemunt waa dolnf on, the llln- THR BLUE AND THE GRAY. neaota. Ht. Uwrrace and Hoanoke started from Old Point to Newport New*. Paaalng ItewaU’B Illlnola Find. Herself Vimlile to Lesso Her Prisoners. Chicaoo, February 19.—The Inter-Ocean’s Joliet, III., special nays: A remarkable phase of the conviot labor problem was •resented here to-day. The btatepeniten- iary authorities seem to have a BUrplus of convict labor. Advertisements have ap- leared in half a dozen of the leading papers lor a month past offering men to lease to the highest bidder fur from fivo to eight years. To-da; c immissionere met open bids for convict were received, much to tho surprise of the board. The members concluded that the agitation of the convict labor question has intimidated contractors to such an extent as to cause convict labor to be placed at discount Tho authorities are in a quan dary as to what do do with the metf! It is thought that the convict labor question will be submitted to a vote of the people of the tlon, and I ciuacr rur trom nvo To-day tho board of at the penitentiary to ivict labor, but no bids State ut the next general election it will be abolished in this State. I that THE BLOOMINGTON MANIAC. Bloomisoton, III., February 10.—David •Sholty, the maniao who last night fired his barn and shot two persons, was supposed to hnvocHra|i, d to the timber, hat this morn ing the charred body of tho lunatic found in the omoking ashen with hjs re vulver and gun barrel beaido him. brother, Levi Sholty, is unhurt, tho re- >lv r 1 11 lodging in hU. clothing. I,ou Sholty received thirteen wounde in the bock from the gun charged witii missil bird abot ' ranging trom bird abot to rille halls. She will die. Her daughter received a bull in tho arm from the snme shot, Hie Sail Dext tiof Prof. Waldo's Wife. NiwBatbl Conn . IVbnmry ID.— 1 • .. I • 1 ' • ' rd \V .do, of Yule .uv nrvatoiy, wbilu laboring under ant ot‘firj<P|’y (Hirary insanity to-day, escaped from her nnnea and left her home on Prospect street. For a long Ume Mrs. Waldo had suffered from various troubles, and last night she passed without sleep until 4 o'clock this morning She waa first miased about 7 o'clock. A hasty search revealed the foot that the lady bad acantfly attired herself in The Boston Lancers ltoyalty Entertained I Point tho battery oprael on them at ICIrlimond. I which had never been fired before. It w*. quite r.bm»y »-Th. ttu. ended fteturdey’e emfllrt—two nlendid troved. another euroond, nud the lloanoke U ® vUltomupon the arrival of the tn the ■ Iw.«h°eciw* “fK •h5fX7P(SA3Ss vtolter. wm"tekMi U |a > 'curbJ|M <, ud tt> buMa I *«•». underiewelfa Point, tad ktluckml two^tu,. *“ verloua points of interest - trtuui. ai miu which w«re folu« up to get the Minneeote olL One Aboui the eltr U«y Of \l7TLJn vhSS •» ‘T ,,,d,, " k u,r Jb« tistional cemetery near thte city* where num-1 Immediately. About 11 o clock x u*. ®ws of the boy* that wore the blue nre at rest. At I tu mkbbimac oor Aonotnr*> ledortthe Lancer* were entertutned at lunch by and aa Iron clad bolUag from Fortrra. Monro, gave “A member! of the k Ind Vlrglnl. h „ Km . Wt , blow*, but after a white .hr got off r®H iln *ni at their armory, end thte afternoon there ^ to run thte Iron steemcr down. Thte, it “«• alghl-raelng. At 1 d. m. thra ealted upon u aa ppoee4. would hare daatroyad bar. but It wa. *W their nwpecu to tben dlraovend that aha had lost the Iron from In —. ■ To-night then wilt g,. engagement with the Cumberland the day S’* regimental armory, whan | BnteSrrhla rollUloo caused th. Merrimac lo governor Leo will formally welcome the visitors. f r -w coneldereblv. et the aeme time injuring the vugon by the Stuart Boras Ouard. Th* Merrlmae steamed up to thte Sty. aud goas CHARGES FOR TELEPHONE SERVICE Iif'rough^handllnt auiTavtry'onMa'mJoteed'aVLrr . _ , I eucceee of the day. Our total lout In killed rad An Important Decision by the Supreme 1 wounded does eaeeed IT, white HUO win I Court of Indiana. Iroua.roua February 90.—The raprrme Court I •“J 1 *! aflrmed the declatou of tho Marion County Criminal Cuurt in tho raw of tba State ve. John K. neckett, the teeuea lnrolved being serious qiimUoea that have hsan raised la ceaneotlra with the law FOREION NEWS. K “d by Urn teat I^glekaturu regelating mutate of pbour* la the Ktatt. rrductug them from »5 to rae month, with u ourmpeopdlug raductlon for the Home Itule Uueatton to bn Noon Forced to nn Issue. [By Anglo-American Cable.) Chief JuattceL „ ramprayon ell potete mlled. All tbn other judges | raonef the commencement of the govenimenre a Irish legteletion. It te believed • NetlonelUt leader mesne to forte the home rule quest!**, Pernell hee THE DEADLY TRICHINjK. w> , eteo errenged to here hie wuty hold fifty meeting* l ropig \l ho Kqt How Fork Mast Abide the throughout Intend, rim tu tec tone with the one he Coneeqaeaces. wUlpmetdeomr. Theultimamm -Ulbe- hoc rad u.# family ate freely of the meat. Since Z ”"*'“ d . the family at. frrel, of tho meat Bine. TTidVed to oorswo bom* rule rnd nate- all th. members herume UL but thus* moat uf- Jw*d w.m the mother rad Annie, awed ItI “*» *“* D, “ 00 -. ~^.of the deoghteni. Letenteht the letter died I P&ttZJSSt&M ^Vl^LdS who object to B.I., Cartrat-rrd. hope* of th. mothaFu taeoreay have been abaa- l*y Anglo-American Cable.I eeaad. Tbrtrbedtea am badly dlatorted. and tba boan.nl. February JD.-Tha aoetellatlc lenders V-. 0 - M * II >a to ha*, pervaded the entlra system. I haves: riled to «h* court* to have the editor and Rl.ffiyeh hue uteo tuSmd terribly during j p„bluLrr of 1 .^“v* 1 -**^ O.. February ».-A apectel from o.VPSir' *T* **“• » family of ulae mat city am ulicted with trichlnoate. *“ contrartcl h. hUm —— Poach committed for contempt S“,’J«teucted by rating raw pork. It U not “**«*» ray of tba eases wTtl prove faUL “telhetedter wemrtiu on trial for Utelr nrter-l run. Ae letter fepee tel _ T h* Kin**. Mountain TanncllDbautar. *P- February 90.-A Courtar-Ioar I latte, urging tba 2rLMH*!!W» the bteekade awd by th* failing caaaa al tba eai Alogte Monnuin tunnel mi theClBem- printed aearteoa r — aewlhnra railway, near Junction City. Xy, to Banua Byndmaa. , An InveelmeotThut P-d ao^oo PrrCmt mlunentagalnatth. adllov rad proprietor of th# p"«, Tba baric ef th* intraded action London Poet. - u me pabUnstloa by tt of a * the defredeem. The last Punek te text g Mr. Punch lunging end Willtemt. ternt vb ,wt l 2*iZ&ZpX treimi here twn running fur Lieut Joeieh Chenre, of the ITth Inf. U.«. A-. ('•rrp.i uL e»d heggege ere trene-! dlrf eeddenlv recently etTremrit. O, Teki Embeaalar Aafderirarte Cwwvleted- 1 S£H.lSr»JS5t. U :^;. £sssssb&se&* tsssdSttYsfii gouty. TlriyjMMriAi^SraalraZrafijl mercy cfa« PULPIT AND PLYV. KINSMEN ON THE BENCH. I among our best dtizeuN, having V*' n honn^d b> the vote* of the people to the portion of aldyrman. The cere te one of interest. Threo hifilg it Un* becu celled end eech titno Mr. NubnIm •te. JueepU T. K lln»wu. aud hte I more than paid by the intere.1 inhoine alone, gwom at different Uiuc.Judgmof fcumhXthte ctfr . elgmura. | SSgS!tei^^g^a5^SSfraw5; ■Phih^.-^-.ifuTn^. 10 * b»8S2S MSsftaJSftS SK'-SEW-SeWaSS SMMSMtBire h 'ZSjkjjm ' u »re startliu arraiigud with the srxt<m toourUln | euggestlou wee Indeed cut end dried.—Hyrecuie Btenderd. There te e little private poker club in Chicago I fifty iknwe msmlvera rrt 81. the Wrilt nj the) olio I - M who*© members, according to the Mail of that city, 0 g _ . . , ■ greet *.a.raera — « — aeara. ee- -araa are aaa D . 1«B shftWd, flUMICiel SdltiinUtrStion. SOff itS pW 1. )u.lgo of tho same circuit About UHonofUm luetylaatofteramce Purteg the K ara Ego John Hcblcy wea judgu I the death of Mr. Morris iniiltlin (wlio. e then Middle circuit, end peer* or more, bed been tte numimny h meet et osch others home* ana play e moaeet | m the hut fifteen year* hte eon William wee Judge pr« - Ulcnt) hee brought ebdut offic ial ebengCN game, winding up with e Jack pot, which te “liber- Q f the Eastern circuit. More then fifty yeei eu«i ^kereby Mr. William 11. Been bee L<. oiu« prtMl ally rwcetenea” until it te of good proportion*. On Lott Warren wee Judge of the Southern circuit eud i®“ t lu n ® m ® for man y y t are h ® hM hf ' " 1,1 - - - ly yMn w ^ wu JU dge of the Houthwee-t WMSSSStSSV^ i?i &na<? e em /. n » t) * th ° rc * ult circuit, end e few jean, back hit eon LouIe 1». 1). Jjjjj®® 1 .°. f u, / ! rrea died while Judge of the Albany circuit The prceent statement te ptelnly tho beet, by fsr, contribution pteto *t church next morntof. It we* I j lut before the war David Klddoo wea the Judge }“• mRde a,,a U “ lt won by e regular church-goer end rather liberal I of the Peteula circuit, end eli.ee tho war bln son I that need be eeid. giver, who, feering such e contribution would pro- WUllem wee Judge of the Earn© circuit Likewise of the iierty to make it aud iu like time Dennis T. Uemtuond wea Judge of I ■N* 1 ® the Comets circuit end very recently hte BoorWill- I ^ *** *®kMled Urn B., wee Judgo of the Atlanta circuit | Death of Mr, K, II. Ntrrlr. Mr. 15. H.Btrelo died et the rc»idrnc b incumbents of B * Ko » er, ‘ ‘ " y ‘ r * 11 voko comment asked leave up In e jieckege end hand woe agreed to on condition „ , ' l rum e J. pot” Tbte vssdone. The aexton took I Of nil the eenk— m»ui»m wiw ww imbihbpwmw . ... t . u. - - — »- it immediately to the peitor, who wea so highly the Superior Court bout h before Die war. the onh ° ®Mpt pleeeed that he announced fmm the pulpit that ”e Kurvivomer© JuuIuk llilljer end Deunte F. Uam- Mr. Steele had been Ul nine* l.i-tOrfot »»r with flgBhifleent Wendlot the church—a Mr. A. J. Pot— mond. Judgo Ueunui.ud teyetin tbo full vigor of J»-.^ n Ml '!!' 1 J '? r . y t *u wbom it was not hte pleasure to know pereoneUy, life, and nra. tl. iug hi- profeMion et Orlando. Ul S’* ( i Ua f { . ... v , ■ J® nn T25®,“ ' ’ ] ' 1 f M he wee eorry to*ay.” had that morning aentine Judgo llifiyer has retiml from the practice end i- jj}®- . moat generous donation of |l‘i» to the church fund, enjoying a aoreue old age et Decatur, Ue. lie jie- ‘*L® ll ® n,,c ® of *“® Confrd- r-ry «■ ful deacon of one of the ortho- well entered on hte Eeveutj-ninth year, but retulus #?E2lL .i«kI renr unfrequenUy even thinks hi* vigor of body end mind to a remarkable degree gjjjj ‘ J i»S J2 P thi ihbV of ettendlng any church but his own, after calm | Beturulug to the Brother* Clarke, now occupy inj; .JJJiJd JV n, ■kUbentloudecided oneHuudayabout ala mania, j ^-,^l«tav0o«t£racl.. uSSjlnm W.^l“Btoiill^icramthfU lilt Mr. fiteele’e remelua wUl be interred Tuesday ego to llaten to a sermon by the pastor of a sister that they bed a first cousin, James M. Gierke, who, I ~;fT ''auLTiV,nili church, end, before the belle for morning servire I since the w*r, wea Judge of the 8outh western Dtr-1 *L‘. bad cessed ringing, be wee comfortably ensconced cult, end died while in office. The lawyer of the far mornln * 10,80 0 clock. In a baptist pew. To bis surprise, from behind the future will be puzzled to distinguish the Clarkes, in I pulpit arose uis own pastor, who was on exchange feeding the Hupreme Coart reports. In enoto to be | with bis bortber clergymen without giving public | found in the doth Georgia, 1 think, t^M ’ ' * * to look et es J P the fluthacorgie, 1 think, the reporter, 11cm. I “On the whit* throat of tho useless passion notice. The deacon, of course, had to look etitee Henry Jacksou. anticipating this, hea made eu ex- That scorched my soul with lu bumm : broth, in some way a jirovldretiel occurrence, end, after pleneUon which may serve to prevent confusion if | I cluu bo<l ay finger- in murderous fsHbion, months, tried it over lest Hun- I consulted, lieturnlng sled to th* brothers Pulhill, „*et with a complete repetition of it te also worthy of mention that they were i events. Us now says he shell in future consult hte merely such Judges et the same time, but both d! clergymen upon Intended- exchangee of pulpits be- I white iu office. John <1. Polbill wee first sppolni fore h# seeks spiritual pastures in any vale but hte I on July 7th, 1834, to fill the vacancy caused by I own. But the Deacon’s luck was not so herd as sudden death of Judge L. Q. C. I-a mar, was after- t!;st of the men who hadn't attended iuorningeer- wards twice elected by the Legislature, and died vice for so many months tbst ble wife eliwwt I about tbelflrst of .Heptember, 1838. Jemee Polbill f tinted with surprise when he told her Sunday he wae oominusioned Juc ge November 13th, 1834, and would accompany her to church Just to let the tum tiled early in April. i-ter see that et least once a year became to beer Thee* names ewi— __ — 1dm end set eome use of hte pew. To hte disgust 1 heir ancestors originally settled in Effingham . *- *»-- ‘ l -“" "teAl4 — -* * * And gathered them doe* in III' :ri|» id lit I ' 1 ' 'll iai < i i«.'.l M ill. tael A love that shows me but blank despi lr? So uiy lioai was tinn, end my gev-p v e» cm 1 meant to strangle it tbeu and ilieto! MMber minister wee in the desk end the sinner to listen to on excellent sermon Just suited to hte ease—Springfield, Republican. MBS, HENDRICKS’S DEEP SORROW. I thought It w*« dead, but wf|h I —:i It rose from its grave last ol<htes “?°!S ha » omb * r laUl . UBL and All- .unxi b, lu, Or.1 Wl. arly mmlmt. »April, 18JO. I And over and over it spoke your naiaK awraan In me manj memories, n. throat «u re<l where iuj Audi !.*>! held I i orlriuaUr rattled in Lfflueham ItbartMdaiF brow wtthtaracor.hIns b ouulv, th. native county of uiy motlier. rad wh.ru And I raid, the moment mj eje* bebiZl i l.rr.Mrd •*many of mjboyhood jeura. Tbenamu -■ • ------- is familiar to lue aw far back se 1 ran remember, I end I bare often scon the ruins of tbo old end alien' 1 doned homestead ou Aber« »ra Creek. The full •A love like thte can know Annoyed by Me from llt r 11 u had scantily Attired lienelf in a wrapper, ami with nothing but slippers on her feet, hud left the house. Professor Waldo waa informed and with hia aery anti acarched the observatory grounds. By 3 o'clock this afternoon nearly COO students and at least 200 citizens were searching in all directions for Mrs. Waldo. Abont 4 o'clock one of the searching parties found her at Pine Rock, a few inilea from the Waldo residence. A* the jorty approached, Mrs. Waldo waa trying .o ascend the face of the rock, which fi nearly perpendicular, and they called to her to bold on until they could come to her assistance. At that moment she was seen to slip on the rock and fall head long down a precipice, striking among the rocks at the feet of her friends. She lived bat a few min utes after being picked np. Mrs. Wuldow was thirty-five years old, and leaves two yonng children. It is thought that her in sanity dates from the birth of her last child, tbrea months ago. She waa a native of Philadelphia and a niece of Judge Fullerton, of New York. To-day's sad Incident recall* the attempted suicide of Mrs. Waldo's sister at Double Beach, iu July laat. Indianapolis Hpcclel. I’olhill'sfailirr was aUoa planter, ami a Baptist i • ■ upgr repregntfttivu culM on I it. ach* O uunt. u tn «i th. gained somewhat or her"wonted fheerfSTl m brothers) i i KlaSgsl To U* on your breast fur « to her homo life, she said she bad been ty, Oa. awat bat little tince her baebAiid'e death, I Judge John O. Polbill acquired considerable nnd then only for a abort stay aUj Ume. ffjjfemMmmNff SSSSSSi 2te? *?"!* w#r ® mln ® “It may be a fancy." rai.1 .he, ’ffintlt SMBS&a&igaSffliSLSSg , WA* here that hie apint left me And I al- I ley, and is generally knuwn as the “lluuktey Csae.” • —* — waa here UlAt his apint Ielt me ana I Al- ley, and te generally known as the “buukley Cane.” With not a murmur and not a moan.* waja think I am near to him when I am Alfjf?. * tt ^ r J or 0o ? rt 1r P a dote I a lighter sin or e leaser error aa=g!ga»ya ae. a&* 1 I eaa aafear loved and which we both enjoyed togetber. | omcial of much mm power rad Importance tbao Mr. Hendrieka was always fond of hia I now, for than was to appeal from hia Dual Judg- home nnd never returned to its quiet after a | protracted absence withont expressing pleasure and aatlafuetion at the event I llASHINSKI VB. NU8SBAUM. Everything in the bones has something which remind* me of him, and when I am I The other Hide of a Case Which la Yet to separated from these things I appear to be | bo Heard, farther nwuy from bim. My life now con-1 The THE LANIER HOUSE IN COURT. Enjoin Certain Htockliolde Directors. Jndgo Simmons has granted a tempi of Ilwliln.ti'v..*Nu»baum waa again injunction against the directors of the slats in greut purl in living over again the “h* 1 In lha NopertarCourt on Friday before hi. I Lanier House company restraining tin days when wa were company for eueli proceoOIna witk Uio coutcmpl.iP 'l i other, and I find my chief enjoyment in tag apon him to show cause why aa injuoetlo* I P*2J wn ? n , lirhuu thus. 1 urn happier when Hurround- should oot b* granted sod a receiver ai>i»*»iuu<L I The mjancUon whk sought by certain ed by the things which formed a part of JJ* ttat th.coumU..r firahuuM .tocklolderr, ua a preliminary -L-p to ob- theae uasociutions." Th‘ritU^.^ra “u^ i^lL^wlTaUd by ui “ i “8 » permanent one. The eto. khoUer. Mrs. Hendricks haa been much annoyed Bwhluski warn nubltahed in tbe Tui.aaaix.i of | mentioned in the bUljm tt. petiiionr-^rs n by tna«lintns and apiritUAliatM claiming to January *J»tb. in tho Tei s ihami of I menUone . __ .-J9MMH— . e answer of Nussbaum k Ccl. I Jane R. Armatrong, Robert L. Henry, II. here received menace* from Mr.Hendrieka. 1 ftyZjS ir?tbwe^ 1 ^ ^■I2r f SSiiasiSfeV 1 H« nr y Cutter, executor of the Prominent among them Ia a Washington 1 wh« re then a merchant *4 fothnip. <t >. wild* at 1 1 and testament of Anhcr Ayrc a, medium named Weft,who haa sent her *ev- oMtentuent, in whirh Nussbaum a co., who were 1 All of Bibb county ; J. A. ' ~ | tbekriMt cradiiun. wan union, Uio*e who wen | Barclay of Twiggs county; and EDITOR COHN'S WILL. New Tort Star. The will of the late Charles Cohn, who at one time waa the city editor of the Htaata Zeitung, was filed for probate yesterday. It ordim lu written upon an ordinary sheet of note paper in the English language and dated October 21, 1804. The envelope in which enclosed also contained a photograph of Ur. Cohn, on the bock of which was writt n in a bold hand, “My congratula tions to my heirs.” The will begins with the statement that Mr. Cohn was born at Breslau, Silesia, January 24tb, 1825, and then enumerates tbe property ho owned at tbe Ume be made it, comprising <15,000 of railroad and city bonds, and <t,'JU0 in cash is deposited in savings bonks. “I want my body cre mated," be wrote, “withont any ceremony whatever, in tbe simplest and least expen sive way; I want my aahes to be sprinkled around a tree ox in a garden plot, wherathe rain can mix my remains with the soil or the winds diapona of them otherwise. lUv ing always followed the advice, ’pay as you go,’" the testator rays, “I have no debts except (or those services rendered raeinm’f last boars and after my daath. To ail my account* will, therefore, be on eaey affair. Any other claims against my estate bat those abive indicated may be consid ered by my executor as prims fads avi- denes of intended band.” He directs that hi* bend* shall be (old and deposited in Braalan, and th* ineom* paid to hi* Oily si*tar, Eradarika Cohn, daring her life. After hi r death the money will la- divided Into 100 parte, most of which will go lo rtlativea, bat one part will be given to tba Mount Bind and one to dw German Hospital in this city. Three shone will so lo th* 8l Elizabeth Gymnuinm in Braalan. Ths extent >r ia gipimonl Kaaf- •nil batches of snirit noetrv.with the einlo-1 tOaiararatcradiion. veraaaioa* tkoee who were Barclay of Twiggs o nation that they cam* to her in tbe de*i of M*** 1 * c , 0 “ well > °* Chatham county, night, foroed her oat of bed to write them 0 ( H-uiitn.kt, lu which numerous around, of fraud I history of tbe oompany ia recited, showing down, etc. Another communication come* wet* ulieaed anuinat ktm. To thi* Mil Nuabram I that the hotel bus not paid any dividends frame New York medium, who inclosed* Wih *¥•£■?.* l£' for a long period of years. The sUtemant latter whieb he said be had reoeival from UM*5?arabtolkIVrawoel ra fotEw.-* ^ IS m*d# that the hotel is now OOOOpied ly a Mr. Hendricks, claiming that it wu* un- Ue daulau Ural kueomMaed or ooufederaltd with tenant, or lessee, who pays no rent, mol is donbtedly the hand-writing of thelate Vice- thaparUranaiuedinuid but (maulur tba am of I nnder obligation to pay none. Th- bonded president but Mra. Heudrick. cb.raeter- jTSfT.faSui, rad ?.^ud°S, *tlTm , ‘T^ , g ic'd it at a clever piece of imitetion end tbTcradltora who b.t aWdthebtuf: badeuuJtl. ■* d f u » t *1.000. The company him no <uud easily detected the difference. 8be con-1 wuur plra tebemed to buj (oode sad hara them I with which to meet it indebo Incx.. Prior eluded; “Of course I do not believe In auch «Mu*i u> Cochran, rad thra ablp them to Num- to 1885 th* officers of tho conqiany receil"d thing*, and do not see any good con “? <5 thttt from encouraging them. That they do not Wh.ra; be denies that bo'.blpied »s.ujo worm of , T - J - Lurling and Herbert Iirown com* from Mr. Hendricks in clear (o mjr I loode to NiMaLaaa* A Cc., bat ca the eoctrery. t»-1 bought 490 Kuatca of th« htm k, mind, for the rantiments of the (Mmmuni-JprUrirtlir indebted to Nurabramb Co. b. did J.U there being 768 in alL At cations are expressed in language auch oa SjSJSihlwtetoSlblSd'So^emiiitKi'oSjn'o} * meeting held in January, lssc,, he wonld not have naed. They bear on about wd ouly upon one occasion did be I reaolntiona were adopted reducing the tinm- their face the iniprenu of an inferior mind.' *bip roods la orisiusi prakatra to .aid am-1 her of director* from five to three, and T. iwu^Js , 0, S emartlag to about y. Carling, Hubert Brown and T. auem- QUITE AGILE AT EIGHTY. b Co, bavlSt no ura” rar ^“aoodT- «uJ» wtn ••‘Cted. At a sub.iqnent meet- _ miratmia MLrhi.sn r1. ■_ “'h" cl “e ot merebudhu .blp;ied to tbe:.: inR tne tbrea director* elected T. J. Curling Exploit of ^BUndOM Mirhlgan Lady la | at Macon, wets rvcaivad In ra.pond.nt-a (Baebln- president, with a salary of $1,500 per nu- Flghllug a Fire. louts iMicb.) BpseluL simsi b Co. tu due coarra of trade oteniw sud treaanrer, with a calory or 91.. U. A reqo- UOW ated ia Bibb loperiov Oeort on contrary Is upon th to the by-! -laws of tbe company. 'Go# of my c i exceeding!/ painful attitude. e» dlspraed te kt tbe arattar din tbe rl.U eld* of the snort. m 1 , vtceteudjoa the. and baara basaltWw. la Si otatel aMaetiba lesteupertra rawy ted m| who was aiaatad Bishop of thaDioeaa* of >nu wslaedtert-ieeltj, a. . . ■ ..r -nea aatbegrrad larj win*savru*aaladlctu.>':.l| l'.mt.m in Dr , | tr, joeraTbi’' tr _*-“hepratovrtsk,«L-. agteeawlia tbe aEteteaf , ^r. Thgaonvcu:.-n iill mi. t in Jmt * * . . l' m .i W#_ « a. -• .. i > . ' a . r. i - I., ll .c ail! lfr. WIIUamu Dccliiifit the Biaboprle. Cinmiw, Map Wwy tL-I Chaanc4 j 0. ^fillUinz, of a n.»nhia (j k • r to lilnlu’J. li b ing in her blindnere that morning he«l come, »he got up and went to her big cnair, which ig tm lo to her horror ab« disoorered waa on fire, anoeg other thi&i Shamwb^ teex^tah Iheblara^ c^u. In temporary injunction returned to^tha bed. Finding it also in dJLs' worth a teem to Nawbauu. Tba.* I Judge Bimmons fixed ths 4tb day of March flame*, shei threw a peil and kettle of water pood. Num beam knew u w.llMojtuplalmrat budaathe time at which he would require the on it and then went out door, and scraped | u;dbm. pted for. aad wm bragbt tn pumeara ot | defendante to show cause why it aifonld ra t anew into her apron and threw it on th* ** made permanent, flro, which ah* kept down tiU her son re- ,„ P Zb. boigbt forth. fra^uteatToraraLS^ Mr. T-VTcuriing informed s TrLrrixi, a tt.ri.ad, about an hour later. He foundth* .blppioaibeui beck to Na-butuaia Maeos from I rt:- jrp r ywterday afternoon that he l W destroyed and the fir. epremlio!’. -hli. •gua.iratete.teC Jr~r no * t ^^dlU nfil hi* mother was nearly oeereOTte with beat, I m*btn*aI2lb/SUlisbf aad^c*L* > a!Sar < di«mI holdera that were raking the injuuc smoke aud excitement. Her face, brtaM tiouiafaUysietbr the.wcraet. ^tetacudefy U* said that 616 out of 7'- shar, and hand* were badly burned. The »—c—.. — —-i -.-autbarii^ n ablrb ht I lutiidlu * * “ Udy will recover, though suffering terribly I manta. from ths norvoua ahock. | JUSSdhTte jSbuSS^ 1 *‘** rt ‘ I Mtmra. Lyon A Oxauham re . r Mlreraloo. Iterepe. ‘‘° ckhold «» tti ‘ *«k tho injnn. tic, w. W. reed, drecgtelof Winchseter lad-, writes: old of IhAltefstlnAe la Uete eoswer, end ite-e pet I . Mr*. Loetee PUe^ Iiartuu Jj£ | tar. BeehlietilA aa ncrediaglj potstfol etUta.Je. ( JM