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10 THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. TTE3DAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1886.-TWELVB PAGES, SUMMARY UKY BTHaimm; ('P he a. The Mart«tt» NVrtli nr«r»l» Railroad Ke*trii'.-tur ontvr C.uu'-J Fain C n.il N -t Wait »• i* .!’•»*«* HvriV'l—Other Inui', Atlas the nmt road »* -i A wor! i In the cu TOWNS AROUND US. TY-TY. A Bachelor Over Seventy Msrrlee a Grand- mother- Great Gourd*. Ti-Tt, Ga., November ‘2.—A conple o{ negro gamblers took up their residence at . Hillsdale a few days ago but were routed Judce bu certified that he ha* refuiwd to grant a The Rads of the ttatttemeat—The Term* ^ e .^ e K al authorities of the district, and i i by goring i 6 g bail managed to elude the officers and are yet at large. Thev were known here by the name* of Moony and Porter; but it is thought by some that these were assumed names, and that their real the ea««i. aud it Is understood I that he declined to take jurisdiction, because the I judge of the circuit in which the Marietta and AUGUST V ST HIKE SETTLED | You hare been n tilled by th* attorneys of Uarri-1 LATE Yk STB lv DAY EVENING. ■on, the comp<ainant. that they have sued out a I bill of exceptions to Judge F<*ln’s decision, and the Judge ha ‘ ~ mm rttde ii*«l the ca*e been heard before a chancellor hav ing Jurisdiction. 1 would entertain lo doubt what ever that your duty would be to withhold the de livery of tbebondaof the com pany until an opporut- nlty w** given to have hU rulinga reverse-- . My only doubt a* to tun mi vice I should give you has grown fact that an injunction Is being sought Seem Fair to Either Party—Work to Re R« somed—Other Geor gia Notes. ont of t m-WsSsem ni “ pl T d f of . "T be B , bo “, 1 . the bonds should be curreudered as therein pro-I btcond No former employe shad be I Auousta, Ga., November 4.—The follow- names are unknown. — attempt to reverve a chancellor who” had "no I ing agreement was tmertd into lo-day be- ^ r * Allen King and Mrs. Roseueid were juriadicti n. The reasonable presumption, how- tween the Houtliern nmuut adorers’ con- njarriet * in Irwin county a few days ago. -ntion and the executive com" oftae W r“‘«* that it Will be abandoned, and while i am firmly Knights of Labor: years, and this is hts fifth time to enter nvinced that the resolutions of the last General | First—The pass system and petty tyran- J in to ^r©dlock, and the bride is about oo *****••• • *• * 4 'years of age, with several grandchildren, some of whom are about growu. vi ed, iam also convinced that you should inter-1 deprived of work on acconut of I TbeSuperiorCourtadjournfdoiiSatur* por**-no nbetacie to any proper effort to have the m 8 connection with the Knights day morniog. A good deal ofcivilbusi- c0, ?!!!. l ? ti . 0,,aUt JS f tefem ? ,n ’ of Labor, or qith the difficult? which ness wag disposed of, but very little done IUH not OovemorVord” caused the dialing troubles, and no mem- on the criminalBido. The caae of the State that you should do so. I ber of the order shall discriminate against vs * Gan aud Tom Willis was up for trial it seems so obvious, however, that the bin of ex- au « employes because they do not belong I Friday, and resulted in a mistrial. They •ptions taken to Judge Fdin*a order of revocation I Knights of Lubor. I » re charged with breaking into a Mr. Leon- Third—The manufacturer* ahull remit Urd'a store and taking a iSt of goods there, thw bin which ha* bem filed, to the attention of a 1 rents due them during the strike and lock-1 from, judge having jurirdlction to acr on it within the 00 * unt ji November Cth. Major D. J. Owens says he intended car "mthJrlfvU'i'lnVh^pwmhM “ th ® 0o " rnor tor Fourth-All difficulties hereafter shall | B^^OMd toJ^he fBir aod exhib The bonds in qaes Ion sre in the control of the be settled by Governor, and it 1* for him to dl-ect whether they committee to be November 3—The irjuBcrton suit in f the %l«rietta and North Georgia rail- ba« taken a rew and unexpected turn, wo will r call the previous pr«-c 'edlngs tin tn • IHih of October app'l ••tlonwas made to Jufge Fain by /-stove* P. lf*rr payer, to rt-*. v rsm th« iMturer of Georgia from cancelling the MjmImu and Kf.rth Gargle railroad bonda, priori, and tn'eies'. hmounting to 0, which was concempix.ed under a reso ution of the laet LegUlatu-e. and also to restrain the railroad company from receiving the bonds. The bill was brought in the Cherokee circuit, but application wae made to Judge Fain for the Injunction, for the reaeon, as alleged In the bill, that Judge Brown, of the Cherokee circuit, was disqualified. Judge Fain granted a temporary restraining order, and set the hearing the bill for November 8th. A few daya mkwqucutly counsel for the retire ul submitted to Judge Fain the affidavit that Judge Brown la not disqualified case, and that consequently Judge Fain has no jurisdiction. Judge Fain then Issued an order alst that the complainants show cause on.Monday * wuw * decision of the constitutional question* I , Owens left last niaht for Albanv to atCartersvlllewby the temporary restraining order Evolved by a chancellor having jurisdiction of I r \ u t viait 1u.f oinUrn Mru T nn.1 Mina j should not be revoked. That hearing was post-1 * thick you rhould report t > the Governor I Ilfth—In case of the discharge of sn cm- I visit her sisters, Mrs. Lyons aim Miss Msiy , h . r . ma UD before I for t ' mh *‘ r i®*tmctions in the premises. plove for cause, the position or machine of Sutton. poned until to-day. end the caae came up netore xh du ty Involved J* a delicate one. and I think ^ emp l 0 y e shall not be boycotted over Colonel W. W. Corbett exhibits tho best Judge Fain in the State library to-day. Tbecom- I the advice I have given stugeefs the proper and I . mn ,V; ^ sneoirnHn of amraroann that has be< nin onr wlalnant was renresented by Judge Harrell, and « a f® for y°« «*» pursua nnder thecircum- twomoiths. specimen ot sognreane that has oe n in our plainant waa reprwemea ny jutig stances. Very respectfully. The greatest meeting so fsr as numbers town this season. It is fully eight feet in Messrs. AUum A Milner, of CarterovMe, and the de-1 Cliwobd andkbsok, Attorney-General. and enthusiasm Were concerned ever held length, with twenty-two fully matured fendant railroad company by Hoke Smith. The in the Augusta opera house, was that of joints. Considering it was growu on first hearing occupied several hours. Judge Harrell, who Proceeding* supreme Court of Uenrjtla. to-night, the occasion being a public ad- yew’s land, with a long daouth to contend laieaamgcornier; in thecas®, la a rrembar of the att-anta, November 3.—Nos. u and 15. Eastern | dress by Committeeman Wright, of th6 with, shows what can be done with favora Boom of KeptoMnUtiTo. from W.b.t«r. »nd m- “md St"/one. rt »1. rn. L.m»r Knights of Labor, ou the aims and objects We seasons on onr Wssth county lands deavored to have the hearing postponed for a Argued. George A. Mercer for plaintiff; I of tne order ho represents. The stage was Mr. Corbett is in Macon this week, tak* hours until after iha orgatilzstion of the I^gUla-1 Chisolm A Erwin, l^wtou A Cunningham, F. G. I occupied by the mayor, city council, and i°K * n the State Fair, and also to accom turn: bat ffiUwM not pMtr«,.nd he WM forcwHo UnBignon, contra. prominent gentlftnen. Mr. Wright spoke P“hy his (rood lady home. She has been on leave the case in the hands of associate counsel to OeSg. A. Mercer ”'r“l”ntmVFO.' ib'uBi for an hour, during wliioh he announced * lonjt visit to her relatives in Bibb county, enter upon his public duties. After the hearing, I solicitor-general, contra. | I the settlement of the mill trouble here I the Messrs. Ilamlin. Judge Fain revoked the retraining order, end tbe No. 13. teitorn district. In re B. E. I.,«ter. amid groat euthnsiasro. There have been light frosts here the past complainant i. temper,rilr nut of court for tecta,b | fTetarim'nKtataSSSL'o!’I I f ' w 6 W' “ ot enon 8h. however, to injure arbitration iling it along with the Tf.leobaph's Presi- . „ composed of I dential bread tray, bat business unavoida- I tw ° m«l presidents and two employes, We hindered him from getting there. He granted require, jiu to surrender them,,» matter, “nd in case they do not agree the commit- has a lot of mamtum,h gourd:., the sight of wRtand. if ihecompLinant in the bill fails to I tee is to select an umpire. Fending ad-j wbieli would make Editor Woods feel proud ke acHnu. without uuiiwessary delay, which will jastmcnt the emuloyts shall continue to I even to lock at. cur* a derision of tbe cnnstituttotal question* I J No. 13. Eavtorn district. In ra It. E. Lester. I Aryued. George A. Mercer, J. It. Ranssy, Garrard I Ac Meldritn for plaintiff; F. G. DuBlguou, solicitor- cal reasons. This teems to be a rather summary I genera), contra. wag of dI.mii.toK auch an Important matter, bull Oourt then .djonmed to 9 o’clock ». m. to-mor- Morrison Certainly Reaten, bat Carlisle Elected by a Small Majority. Special Telegram.] Louisville, Kt., November 3.-2 a. m.— Mr. Morrison is certainly defeated by about 8(X) majority. Carlisle is elected by between GOO and 1,000 majority. ILLINOIS. Large Bpenbffcan CooKrcMfonal Gains In Abraham Llncolu'a Old State. Chicago, November 3,—The Republican plurality in Illinois for State treasurer, head of the ticket, is estimated at from 23,000 to 27,000. The result on the Con gressional ticket, up to this evening, waa only a mniter of doubt in the Third, See - ond. Tenth, Eleventh and Sixteenth dis tricts. In the Second the contest between Lawler, Democrat, and Gleason, labor, is very close. One computation of the unof ficial returns electa Gleason by 18 votes. Tho Republicans claim that Geat, Repub lican, haa defeated Neece, Democrat, in tho Eleventh district by 400, and also assort that General Post, Republican, had defeat ed Worthington in the Tenth district. Both Republicans and Democrats claim the election in the Thirteenth (Springer’s) district. Tho vote in the Sixteenth is very cIobc, The Republicans have gained the Congress man in the Second district, Wm. E. Maaon, and one in Morrisou’B, the Eighteenth dis trict, Jehu Baker. ^ fhe Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and Sixteenth are ut present represented by Democrats and if the Republican claims to carrying three of them should be verified, the net Republican gain in tho State would be five Congressmen; and if Gleason's claim to an election in tho Second is verified the Democrats would lose six districts in all. Later advices show definitely that Gest, Republican, is elected in the Eleventh dis. triet by 400 majority over Neece, Demo. In the tenth district (tenoral Post. Repnolican, claims a majority of 53 over Worthington. Fall semi-official returns in thirteen dig' triots give Springer, Democrat, a majority of 733 ovor Connolly, Republican. It U to bo hoped tb.t tb. bond, will not be van. celled until the metier bu been pu.nl upon by a competent jurisdiction. Ten ca.ee remain on the Cvatem circuit. Atlanta Oa , November 4 —No. 21, KMetern cir. Bigarcane. There is no election in this town to-day The Confederate Sold ere* Monnment—The -pbe enuso is unknown. Ktonah ltlver New Irop Bridge. A Mr. Hunt, a saw-mill hand, happened Rome, Ga., November 3.—The ladies of to the misfortune to get three of his fingers taira«y 1 for{dTmitL f‘Mr»'id.v Mridrin fontra. ^ R tho Memorial Association have just com- mashed off this morning at Mr. J. M. Green’s No 22. Lutein circuit. Crane .\d«m» vs. Good. I pleted the Confederate soldiers' monument’ I saw-mill, lie is a stranger here, having lit et el., .railed. Wm clifiou. puiiiacm k Fr»- at a cost of $3,500. ThiB tribute to our va- come about one week ago from somewhere :n Two I ler for plvtntltt, Penmark * ad.iua ooeira. hunt soldier dead is raised on the highest np the country, r«f. So. _23, Ext.ru clivnit. Hcu.toa et 11. va. Bryan I vr„-,u Rill n-m„a n . a I rr,.„— u„.oi, THE MUNICIPAL MASS MEETING It Break, np In a Itow— Obj cil iu Member, of the Ccmprouiles Ticket. |arjmd i '’’“sc™k r wi!atley. ! Uulifanon'' Frawr I P oint ol Myrtle Hill Cemetery, around | 'Henry Smith, a very burly and black ne- Atukta, Oa., Novomber 4 —One of th« larytst I tor puuuiir J It. senray *i d ■> Becu o .ntra. I whose base the Coosa river winds its way. gro, is getting to be a notorious fighter, •and atormtest m»v. meetings ever held in Atlanta, Court tbon adjourned to » e’vlcvk a. m. tu-rnor- From the monnment you can overlook the On yesterday he shot at another negro, bnt auembled at tbe court bonae to-night, to receive | ruW - I entire city, ber suburbs, and a vast motion | missed him, and to-day he met another ono tho repjrt of the committee of Bftr on the muni-{ ~ ooo ltrw.rd I of feitile strntohes of valley land, leailing on the railroad and bruised him np con Clpal ticket. Mr. Charley Collier preaided. for your kbvr. and’more, can be earned In a abort U P to th ? ^aso of the mountains in the dis- siderably with a clfib. A negro woman .Judge Hammond, chairman of tho committee of I tiu «if 30a at rtice wiltt* *<» Mtll«tt k Co., l'ortland, I lancf. It 18 ft charniing view the bast I was tho cause of tho tronble. fifty, read tho report, ennonnclna the names on the I f®f_ lDf ^J•nation^ °Z. k I P 0 !^ 008 of munificent Cherokee Georgia. | Oar two bteam gius are still kept bnsv ent- tieket headed by John 1 Tho names hare been mthuj buuuiuw u< im i w*'”• jm m n *•«».. mmuh ■ . . , _ Teleoiiapk IA Co. will suit 3CU Capital not required. All I river waa finishid to-day. In Mr. bmuh Clayton, anti, moved that the ticket be I wlieeni^iite atJ’ai'e’aml'lrain rorTh«n! I "nut ^0“ S“5Sll taken np name by name and eoniidered by the K lvee. Br.ug lmie rrrtn:.-.* await every worker. I b0 .? *•'“ P nt W . u . *"* , moetlog. I a magnificent and nsefnl structure, fer Mr. Soke Smith, anti, from tbe commltlee of I .."J 1 .* i®r„^?.tt''w?™ | wMch We pay_ about $5,0W). ig out the cotton, with no apparent slack the business, NKWNaN. | Fuelling Ahead With the Newttan and Fraoklln HhIIimuI—N*wiiim’a fifty, moved, os a •abstltate to the motion, that the I mrusl'wl "cb'mro alTfolluws^Blount I TT ^f 10 I Newnan, November 3. —At tho last ses- ticket be ratified aa a whole. 1414, eoittoriiiK 4; East_ ilacon^ Blounl ftT; lover | Jf® | rion of the Legislature tho Newnan and Hoke Hmtth and Hanry W. Grady In .upport liiiuuatsrWMri'oL Blolnt Su-loMui" I n”“*”’vr ZTZri "r. I 8«« W « tW o^Ocw- 3'k^VK «551 Hjr *era never conducted more I ickpU^'n WkV^Tu o^ "Sa'ita Clinton, waa burued together with Batisfactorily. Though a Republican in pr „j eotoIg hopo to begin work at an early I otaon. On Mondar I oolriio.,1 f.rib Hn.nori .. o .horoooh I E - The t0 ®, wU , t ua m «tely bo extended , , Rirmingham, Ala., via Wedowe and cotton, a mowing machine, etc. Tbsre waa I ®*iner national, a.tUe, coamv t r mxm .ipul. j Xalladecft, thus openina np ono of tho fin- Bsnnnce. Both of ttaw. hou«« were .et on | He is postmavtcr and strictly bnsiLtvi, | est Kec ti onH 0 [ country in tbe two States, and giving na close connection with the ....... .. .,,, , great coal and iron fields of Alabama, ThU minority report wae never voted on. I JJJJJJJJjJ Vu.‘wrona''?rain V;i ri'i“jum^dTff“ “ta I SAV N AH. I whieh wil , ,, rov „ of incalculable benefit to The meeting got eo bouierou. towards the vIom j tad no .ooner (net-bed the gionnd when »h« I m.., m, «. o-llym-.« Bmntifnl Uriel' , lire. I Newnan. The project is in the hands of that It waa Impossible for tbe chairman to control' | membered that, be bad left her baby In the cer. I -vioilinof tb.lt rout Eartl ,!«• I Colonel P. F. BmiUi, Major fiV. J. Barnard Trank Sent In rapport of iha motion to consular the ticket I JJJJJ name by name, Mr. J. B. Lester, anti, from the committee of fifty, offered a minority report that the names of Mr John MoGulrk be substituted for Nelson in the Fourth ward, and Jake Haas substituted for Boyntm lu 1 fit#. the Third ward. 1 — Aa the trsiu for Motituorntry was leaving yes- 1 terday afternoon, « nearo vroman dtsoovered that d was ou the wrong train and Jumped off. Hlie mer lout-Led toe Ktouuil when she rn- 1 th*t >ne bad left her baby In the car, [ I but the car waa too far away then to be called I All colored, but th« meeting would not hear from ^Vr.ln wlt fc out ailck.t. .nd biu wV^ mVd. at 0 ’Bvmo n“f Mi- JfiflDie BeUii dUd ILL Cow « ta and Heald » wbich fact ita the dep.t lost nlitbt oe to whether th* picoalony u - J J‘ lea - l f 1 w sncce*g. lh#n,, l . - « I, . I woul< * K° Utvoogb or be aidetracked and returned to I Biorbing, Icing th* lust victim so far of the \,. wnttn L on onite a buildinn boom R Amid the Rtnerel uproar which ensuedeom*body the abint-mlnded mother. eArthaaiike. bhe contracted t>j>Loid raftlft n 2J fl Hired the adoption of Hake Bralth’a rabstltute. -chief *ilty remained on the falryroutds yee-1 rinl love r from t xposuro on the night of - 0| *bout compl ng ^ e htnet- moved the adoption or Hoke Broitn s raotmuie. r WiUy remained on me ratryroutas yes-1 nm ravt-r irurn t-xpueuru uu mu uiuui. ui i . • A ' h*nain«s« hoiiHA h«. Tbe chairman tried lo pat tbe queetion, but hi* I t*rth*y evening ulUI the crowd had left. As bo wm I AngUftt Slat, which terminated ill her death. J 0me8t ui 0 voice waa drowned amid motion, to adjourn and tto>lMfi»Wj jdtootio.iwa> cjUodto •‘ Jo«J5 Uhi. Wli thfi wcomplfahed young wife of^“ ^tlanla *nd.“ . .. . .. ... . Ak,„^i._. # I lo«ly who seemed to be In deep distress. Bbe told .. . <»• | brick structure, threo stones, iron Iront cat calto, mingled with a thunder of yeas. I the Chief tbal her name wae Mmlth, that aheceme A. Ollyrue, Enq. f and only 11 ,ew ti( t y-tbrfo feet high, thirty-four feet front He then yelled for tboee opposed lo the odop- to tbe felr yeererday morning with her tbiee broth- mr ctb* ago wa« a happy bruK v #nnr In \J«th flnl .1 R Ron of the rabelitute. when there woe on equally I •'«»• They left her in Mvrel Hall in the afU>rno«ii), 1 Ti e United States Court convened to-day I fSiVi 0 ^igntydour Uet in le ^ * *• * nonorue raoeuiui*. wueu me™ «*• — btr th«t they would return later end net her. m "rvi.i ^ Wlllcoxou hfui jnat completcil two elcgan thundering response of naye. I They failed to come, and a* they hxd her money I , ^ ? * I brick itore*, being two Hiories with iror Upon which the chairman announced tiat the I *nd reiurn UikH, ehe was sorely troubled. Col. I iBg r»j MaXeDAt Wftae on ftocount 01 me un-1 £ ro u* »y ^ Bnrpce in now bnildiuo p’i ticket was ratified, and atones edjonrood the meet- M. J. Hat -her and the Chief eoon made up e ra«- avoidable abeence of Judge bpeer. ©leoant twcatOIT iron front store. Col. P. I dent sum to pay her fare borne, and she waa tlieu I At the annual luretiuff of the Savannah I V , " wu u / ^ . pUcedlnahLkiiicha.KeolI4euUnantWlley.who p* 1 * 1 the cbnirma^ was F * bftft in COUWC of CODstiactlou a .Jnthen*»rty dlvtdvd al\te, the chairman acted I R a W that *ie was placed cn tbe train which left at I h-otton LxonaDgu io-uay, tno cnairman I « 00 ^ one-atory brick law office on Depot 1a sell J w. "tntina L Tmi a moUon by Mr. 7:10. The Utile lady waa overjored to find that, authorized to appoint a committee to ■elect J™. * * VAry unfairly by ^roaUig to 'put a 7 though she u* llom signt of her brothers, ahehad a get of types lor tho Savannah market. I *. m J.me. O’Neil th.tHokeBalth'e .abitltnie le l»io j (,u, u intageed bamta. 1 J 1 tk. ».ii«»mm.iii oatHr.rf.t f.rii.r MINNESOTA. The Democrat. Win Three Gongreiwin-n— The H^iinblic.n. Generally Uonteit. St. Paul, Novomber 3, <> p. in.—Tbe eii tire Rt pubiiu m State ticket bus keen c-ke'.cd in Minnesota by 10.(KM) to 13,IKK) majority, la the Firm Congressional district Judge Wm. Wilson, Democrat, is certainly elected by about 1,2110 uejority over John O, Lowery, Republican. Tno di-triot heretofore lias been Republican, Judge Wilson succeeds Milo White. In tli" Twentieth district John Ljnde, Republican, is elected by 800 majority over A. 0. Bullis, Democrat, r.nd farmers’ alii ance, and succeeds tx-Governor Wuke field. In the Third district Judge J L. Me. Donald, Democrat, has beaten B ii. lit r bert, R p'K'licnu, by 5»K) majority, and succeeds M-.j Horace it. Stunt Repubii. can. In the F.iurth, wbil« impettaet re turns are still out, it seems pretty certain that M».j. Edmund Rice, Democrat, has defeated T. 11. Gillillan, Republican cuudi. date f .r re-eleclion, aliout l.fKK) majority. In tbu Fifth district Knuil Nelson, ltcpnb. licsn, no opposition, is re-elected, getting 1*2,MX) votes. Ou joint ballot the Republicans will probably hove a safe working majority in the State Legislature, though it is possible the farmers' alliance may bold tbe balance of power. The alliance vote has been one of the most serions initusnees affecting the Republican note. The vote for prohibition on the Elate ticket, while larger than ever before polled for prohibition in this Elate, is still too smell to ent any figure except in isolated districts. Tho bulk of it has come from Democrats not in sympathy with the low license platform of their pa: ty. It is yet too early to forecast a vote of tbe Legislature on bigh license, or United States Senators. The reduced vote of the Republican party on State and Congressional tickets is, It is claimed, quite as much due to dissension of the parly in tlie State to the couveriion as to the vigor- ous fight made by the Dtmocrnta for the first time in the history of the State. The Democrats are greatly tinted over tbe clcc tion ut three Congressmen, and arc hardly willing yet to concede the defeat of Ames for Governor, 3.me. O’Neil that Hoke 8 nltb' on the table. It wu hapeeelble to tell owing to the pandemonium wbich nide voted with tbe ma- I The I cotton crop will bo gathered earlier nil!! I thi» ye ax than « ve * before, owing to the the pandemonium wbich .id. votad with me nra-1 ‘ncon^Cce^doTtan.^o^oeof £Tb ^L’^* T# Th1 c“ beanTvc°r joritr. Thou voting may wear they will not voU y,. h Y„g ia ib. Cc.ped.ac.’’ by tbe ti, a 1 0>8 to the putiei interested, b ‘ “P* n “& lhe ot0p wiU “ e ““ tot tbe ticket u a whole at the ballot box, Mid lbce I ji trqirif ct tame. They uro the money wbteh they The committee of naval store prodnccri " B0 ouo ’ vottns aye .wurthat they will elect It, and» tho JJ^tamlSu to fmlpLtoSftiB? ““ “ “ appointed to confer with the factors is ex- HaWKINSVILLB. matter atanda. Tha muting may be utd to have I pec ted here to-morio-.v. Mr. Newton came iti«„. rnnvmtion In annual broken np in a row. It wu anything bnt taw Met Kxcellent. | u to-day. The Ulver Convention la dnou.1 moniona. I J. J. AtUm. CLii-f of Police, Knoxville, Tenn., To-morrow in the day act for tbe hearing I s. eiioo a Merrmge. Tb. oppoeiuon to N.Uon le bued on bU bring a wm... "Mj ran Hr and 1 are Weertctariu ot yenr o( tho injunction of Mulligan k Co. vs. the Hawkiusvill*, November J.-The Alta. ™ j.w. II. | meat excellent nienictne, Ur. King » new .discovery | g aTantt# j[ Dublin and Western Railroad I m«ba Rivtr Convention met bore today, nearer and a Ur publican, and tha favor to Uauwu I fu ;Vo"uVun.pUbii; haring found if to be nil 'bat yon due to tha cl lmof tbe foreign element that they I tlalni for u. dr>ire to tmiry to ita virtue. Mj I Company kev. no rrpreunUUon on th. Ucket. In.ud. re »Iiom I b.va iKorauiended it praiu it II Impouibto to uy to-nlgbt wbat wiU bo doa*s I **5r*5flm?FTtStaW* , LWow«ry for Conanapllon t. bnt Uw nuiiook U that n new appultlon ticket will I guer.ntre<l to cure Cuugh., I'olda, Broncbiti", be bronuht ouL At »nr rat. men will be run I Aitbmr. Croup, end every .Section ef Threw. M Drought ont Al any rue men wm oeoin &n(| LuuKa . Trlll fr ee .4 Lamar, ogalact N.Uon and Boynton and probably other, I juegm a Lamtr'a l<ru« More. Urge b.u. live. on the lieket Tbe opponent, of the ti ket u n I whole, w.reclurly In tho nrajortty. BURNED AT THE STAKE. GAINrSVILLK. Ilnll County Politician. Imf RalUag-Tb* | New Kallroatl. Hon. Wm. Hughes, of Liberty county, president of tbe convention, Charles 5', Wyly, from Darien, secretary. It w.e Tbu convention meeta yearly and its o) ject is to appropriate muuey to clean out Gainesvillk, November 4 —Yesterday I ltl8 Q cui ulge,-, Ocmolgce and Altamuba waa aales-lay in Gaintsville, os well os elec-1 r i t i-rs, and improve them for navigation, tion for Congresamar, nnd a. largo crowd 1 will meet again the first Wndnesd y nunn Tl".. inDnnui.11" '• —|SX«. T T&“iX ISTK.” o’ -fcTsf u —nuemly HaatotoQet the llomt.—Tbe M, I Negro Binraercra. I Candler wan light, not more than 600 or GlIO I eveiiiog at 8 o'clock st the residence of J. AM.Da. Itallrond Company 1Ubuke<l. MoNTooHguv, Aia., November 4.— It is in the ccmty. The crop of candidates for I j J 0 i u# rto Miss Nettie l’nrner, Rev. E. J. Atlanta November 4,—Teetordcv, alter Juke | rcl'orlfcU turc lLai a teriiblc lute bus I CC-n I county ulli::crH is altOLiishiugly large. I C- att-s officis iug aln revoked tha temporary nauainlng order, lh , meted out to John llart, one of the negroe* Niu.ly oil our politicians axe in Atlanta, Mr. Z. W. Lm-seterU a merchant of Ilaw ttoroeyc for J.mca F^Uwrriun. thecouplainaai, ? ho brnt ^ l 7 murdered young YValdiup in or w ent down this muiniug to help roll kitisvillc, being a stAt, r m.mb r of tho .^TniVbUlor.7up«ot!JtoJ;a«. r.to'ed“. L “, con ? ty 1,Ht Jddg. J. B. Ketaa ..doing aU he can I wbolewmle grocery find of I-uetor. Ham ion end the Judga refoud to grant a .npereedew. ?“P , " r /’.‘ l ? e “ r ,'AfeV^to J?" *° h ” r< ' ‘ lrC, « >' , * ni1 Mr - H ', Y Th °v' , ” M i” A Co , and »as rtcentiy elcctod aiderman- lon. anainesuogerereunwsrems ."jn.raeueu. 1 j lie denied that ho took port in the I aanta to Le aolicilorcenctal for the North-1 Peadtng thia ctatn, ol tue matter, toe ieu.Nadwn; I mmucr, inn couf—eed that the razor j circuit £»y and lb.atton,^.mto. ! ire.h forth. Mate u „ a was hi., and that be The biggest cmioaity in town now la the traunry. and demanded of Treuorer H.rXrm.n knew when the veneg man keyotece engine in the market stall of Mil- ov#t onr t ; llh morn i n g bv the deal! th.tmmedUt.rorren^oflhe^nds. TkaTrewp WM Wiled. A gentleman who L bt il ALvtham. They Ita their «aum.g« L, afottomriahn.l •*»* beiov.'.l fsllow-ci i nror, much to tbelr dimppointmant, d«Unod to U,me iu Irom Lee county hat night, »ya m iU witu thin machine, and it docs ze n. Col. George R Black, who died this surrender the bond. until be b.d the n-grj was taken tatex to the scene ot I WOI k ni elv I mnrninc at 2' , kl o’clock Col Black wis the ad vice of the Attorney-General. La.» night be the mut.Ur, un.i that pr- p rrions hr.d been Some of our ciUxeng arc wild over the ,tri c kendown bv paralysis while a member anhmlltodthe whole mattor to Attornerowieral nimic to put bin. to oe»tn h) (uiruing. prospect of the bnilding of the Auguris 0 f t h„ Forty.cvcuth ftangrcssof the Uultd And.recn with all tha facta and pa;ere m.d | The people nM .nr.ged, . u,t both while andCbtttauooga rnilromi. Tiny arc Uuuk I hemve; r.^ov.-rflftou. H«. ur-^iir luiut die. I i na 0 f falmloca price* (or real et>UU% I Uavte'a wile nnd khv»*h imnlersr, h Mill ut | Dr. J. W. R $i!ey i» bailding a brick »d I VIRGINIA Tho Oil! 3Iother State Get* Hut Five l) mo- cratlo CoDgressmeDi Richmond, November 3.—All reporta re- ceivetl to-day nerve to add to the defeat flustaimd by the Democrat* ot Virginia t* ~ children. open Mia. and Mks.l whst is hl« duty la tU I au«l b bekn nay tno niur premises. The Attorney-General rendered an Georg* Hart, the other murderer, U atill at j Dr. J. W. Brifey U bfiUding opinion thia moraine which Ufiven yon below in I largo, »»nd a largo reward w offered (or I dition to one of bi* itorea on the pub ic tall. Under this opinion the bonds will not be rar- capiore. Tho young wan who waa murder- square. ' “ and tbe courts be >ivcn an wax a cripple and leaven a widowed 1 mother. I Felton In Itartow. Biiiuisoham, All, Ncvembcr 3 -Re-1 CanrgmiviLLK, November3.—The eteoUon | ^ no rnsnrance. The election pi-ro toalay for slock law rc- tn- yeat'-nluy. The Democrats have been fail ing in their rote tbronghaut the .State, and their lotaes in all districta have been almost pher'Oinenid. Of the ten districts in tbe State tbs ItepnMicang carried six, the Dcm ocrals threo, . nil tho labor party ouo, V ciug a net loss of five Congressmen to tire Dem ocreta, Tho Virgin!\ delegation in tho next Con cress wilt bo First distrint, T. H IL liroan. It. cnbli-un; Second. Geo. 8. R den, Republican; Third, floo. I). Wise. ¥uViiday. it is' for the interest i Democrot; Fourth, Wm. E I’t- iocs, it. pub- the Amerioau Jockey Clnb andol f lican; fiitn, J'.hn R Br.'wn, lie,mob Sixth, 8 ic l J. lloiiih-, L ber; 8-venlh, Ch'o T. OF, - .11, Democrat; Etuhlh, W. H. F 1", |i loocr.i; Ninth, tlniiry 0 B »*' 0 It , uhilcn; Teeth, Jacob Yost, lto* publican. Ko.r-.7a Pbsbacola, November 3.—Tho iudorac- mem ot L-rndlnton Boliing, Democrat, by tho Ro|iublioona at the hist moment, suit tire support of tbe Knigbta of Labor dis-ir'-ngci] previous party lines. David son, rigalur Democrat, is beaten l,2tK> in this com-ty but be will be elected, the lmticauoi.s 'oving iiiin U tb" only county in tho district aca.iikt him. The ltepublicani vot'd solid ggHin-t ratifying the constitu tion. Under Governor Ferry’s lead, two yours ago, this c-noty went Democratic, though really Republic-m. Jacksosvii.lk, Kl»., Novembers.—Fuller roturi-s in icata the ' l'-ctinn of Dougherty, Dsmoor.t, "i tbo S.v-ond district by 2.8-10 plurality v. r f’lreciy, Republican. X r- men* 1*">'.o t oo. uoikd only ,.oout 2..U PICKED UP AT SEA. SIX MEN FOUND FLOATDiri PIECE OF THEcTbw °* tho Bark Tre. Anrorai-Th.. Five Days Without l"J7 *" cano Bad flank There .i*” October loth, Etc., Elo.*' k New Yore, November 3 -tl- Anna It. Hutcheson, which arita from Cdagree via Key W e Jl® 4 to ^3 on the 14th inst., fitly miles Cr* A tugaa, she picked op tho cspureV T «| four seamen of tho lark Tr,.« t,?’ tt,le >q Barcelona for Havana, upon ° r “’ cabin house, they having been iu P A lece 1 that condition, without| captain stated that tho bark b Jl ltw ’ simk on October 10th, durinn^hn' 1 ? The balance of the crew seven bmtlC4; supposed to have gone down wi" h ' PRINCE LOUIS SAPQLTOk Tho D'.11ngul.he<t Frenchman I the National Capita, ” I Washieoton, October 31.-p rine . Napoleon arrived last nioht ■, by Count Alb. rt DtForeria! soom 1 **^ the Italian legation. The Prince through the d.pot without attnmiL tion, and with his companions enureSl carnage gent from Wormley’s ans i I directly to tho hotel, where withmu Jrj | taring, they were ^igni’to first Boor parlors. The Prince appl 'l be quite sedate, but withal verv He had little to say, 17 fcj doing all tho talking f or w,,8 dressed in u giay traveling euitof'J est cut. He wora a abort Wk l/T which did not hide the Napoleonic ijH herited from his famous ancestor nl nve feet eight inches tail, and weigh. nJ ICO pounds. The Priuo would uotr^i any callers during the evening orders with the clerk ut Wormley’a th.,1 cards should be brought to his room il statement that ho was to be the A J Colonel Bonaparte is proved untrue f Colonel is out of tbe city, and will J teturn for several weeks. It j* n „. 1 peeled that tbe visit of the tLl will embarrass tho French ’ istor. Minister Ileus tun i s absent from the city, and will not rt*J until after the departure of Napoleon T tbe minister was here he conld do no m than rccetvo the Prince us he won'd a other distinguished French citizen. Xtisl known what arrangements have been tJ to show due honor to the descendant of I great Napoleon, but it is supposed that I Italian minister will see that hislioebul pleasantly spent. Tho fact that no onel st the depotto receive the Prince does I soem to indicate that he will receive m l consideration of either the French or lu legation. POSERS FOR THE POUCH, Mr, Jerome A - - a bn »r fjaeetloni Abj Ilia New netting Scheme, Leonard \V. Jerome, in behalf oil American Jockey Clnb,submitted to fbe I lioe Commissioners, in a letter onHatarJ a new plan for betting on to-day's meal Jerome Park. After setting forth that f managers of the clnb wish to conduct j races in conformity with law, and will “i hibtt all hookmaking, selling o! pools, L all recording or registering of hen uponl result of any of the races, the letter i j “They ore, however, advised by coaf that hut'ing upon races, unuccoinpuiat any recording or rt gistrution thereof, s' a violation of the criminal statute, ol J State, amt that thuy would not lie in prohibiting the same. They aitid advised that the arrest of pusou Ud only in tho manner shove stated wouV illegal, and would (object the oQicet a such arrest to prosecution.” The letter goes on to ssk that the foi] log questions bo submitted to the c tion counsel: 'First. Lt it s crimnal offense, inkjet one to arrest, to bet upon the result <' races at Jerome Park, provided tbi record or registration of inch bet u i Second. Is it a criminal offense to to j the odd." at such racesV Third. Is it s cl inal offense to exhibit a caul "bowing l odd.? Fourth. Lt it s crimiual 0C4 when s bet bos been made at three 1 to deposit tbe money in the haiuhl third pally, who holds the sunte, bat t ont hire or reward? Fifth. Is its end offense for a perron to become tho cl disc, or depository, ol money hcl .* I races when to does not hold the r»H hire or rcwarc? Sixth. Is it s crimii.4 fense for one patty to snch abet to t-'j munoy but into too hands of tb. ' p«tj?” Tho letter rajs in oonclnaion: “Tha managers sre sdvii" d uu. b lh« fortgoing questions bare net parsed upon by yoar oonnsel in any 0 coumiunicflUouA to jour honorable» they therefore fvtl that they ought j snbuiitt. d to him, with » requret14 opiniun th.roon, to lit rundcrea bet “ nad.redyM.wl opportunity to pro. upon Uw tasnhty ot Uw nmn It is certeialy doe to the State and the Uxpejen I tnrne from the' 8ixtb distnet are mc.grj I pa-^'d off very quietl).- Thfi vote in the —i **—- 0f Georgia that this metier should proceed decently tardy ID vomiaq in. There i* now no I co.inty is ffenr riuiuL Monday evening uje i | n ( aV or ot no fence, by CO majority, j 100 muj* »u/. Teiittlw*—0*r li «uw ItarnM TtNMii.it, November 3.—J. O. Smith’ gin bonae >k* bur-t-d to-day, with t*»o • IVst Dr«vid?oo, Democrat, bales o( cotton and about 1,000 boshebt o( | L «.•!• •*»«.! r.v -t-'t m >jurity c»v*-r Peudlu’c*', K. of L. an;! H<-|>*ihl;can. T* e •; n«ritnuoo Sh rntifitd by about lu,- ud in order I doubt, from :<he inoicothous, t! »t Bank f»«‘ was dev^optid that ttome of our people .nounonnuL'ionmon. I bevis't (Democrat) majoiuy n ihe di-lrici I were^oing to vote for Dr. V>. H. lelton. attossey- .sskiul'. OviT'-v, State or Oeoeou. I overLoug (Republican 1 will rc.ch 2,5tK), Atlanta.•*>. Nuvember *, imd.-Hon. R. U. Her-1 U JUTIl ( AhOLlN'A. , Hut* Trae«ur»r, AUauU, G» — Kn: Yoar I »«-«••• co.^re..o M , I who originated tbe plan to defeat Clem-1 to tbe wood work, destroying tne tuiire Ghaklehtox, November J.—Tbe lDde- I ,li_ m . nn ./kia i# u Wn uiui... Carious Kff- ct «»f tLi> E jrll qQtks. and Tu^tday morning Felton tickets were I Auouhta, Ga., November *2. - A carions very plentiful, home ot oar {teople thought I result of the earthquake jura Is the burning it only a joke, bnt learned during the day I of the S*r*tofM tiou/o in Aiken to-day. that the same kind of ticket* were sent all I The quaki*t< e»tiied «a crack iu a chimney over the district. It I* not generally known I through which tl mu* wen- comniutnc-deti Jndae Feta only, tut by ebsncrlfor or court h*Tii»4 I in tl v. ■ the power to eront it. If Jn<hreFata c r *nv other I * >* ol| d Democratic deUgitlun in the Dili | ■ r any other » »oUd Democnittc chaaceUor hwftniero*! so injucctiou to Utur, the I (Jongreea. So *l*o. th# coB(lAUiuit tn the MIL Screven Primaries. Sti.YAEiA, Ga., November4.—Nomination. .. for canuty officers took plans c n y vterd.y. inliopal amendment sbolir ning the contract A-aatenr*. Method a Sutc/M. ^ Pests, Novomber 3.—I’aataur has in-1 with the folio snug retuTt: Hirer ff, It T. I cunvict njaum Hy-totn by a Conitltatlooat Aoiandwieot. Cbicaoo, November 3—The cuLatlti 1 form^dthn’Ac^e^y of tut be I MJb. f ‘cVrk.T'LTwiTeton^^wrAbi 1 Uovtd to' bo adopted. Tho vuia ehaaceifor ro-netoK et* u>jnection reversed, if‘he I biw ttaaiad during the paet year 1,M0 per-1 Burkr; Ux culLctor, Ben Lee; t*x receiver, I for it Id all tho Urge dries was wm ratitied to tuve ectioo la the matter•□•{weded I sons who had been bitten by antiuAis, and I If. J Arm tt; coroner, John il. Kobarta; I pntctlesdiy nnaoimooa, and ad vices tfcu* tifovfo«- AAwdwtt. rt,., - . I that ont ot this number only ten had dUd. | county c<»mti.it-i ?n«*r», 8. L Parker, I w a cmm, 4 t 3 r i ih. t hi Heventeen hundred and twenty-rix ol the Bryan and W. H. SddtnfteH; rerveyor, C. the opooaition to it was not near ao itroeg •i bj him, sad that he has ni need the tajcactioa I catitnta v«ft French. I Frawley. 1 M the labor eiement feared. I v Dl SNA. TH. (topnhite-trei "air, Ti-rr. C.-swa.i <•1 l/o K.»«. -Muiti .. U IV.Ir li | IautanaPoMit, NoTetat-r :!. The ll.ptih. licaut claim the election of xevtn Cougrvss. men, as follows: Hovi-y in the First district,pain Brown in the Sixth. John-tun in lire Eighth. Ch-niik in tire Nirnli, ga ! n. Owen in the Tenth. 8t**te in the Eleventh. White in the Twolvtb, gain. The Kiajority for Lowery, Democrat, in the TwelvUi district, two jtiant ago, wm 2.55U, V.rtnoot Grata Female Hagn(f. IfnSTfEUKK, Novemle.r 3.—Tbe House. f Uepre-. iiUtiviE fatal >y pn-sed a bill grant ing suffrage to women bj a vote ot 135 to t 82. the American Jockey ( w i puniueut that the duiy .ot rKh ' prcinlaes should ho ss clesrij 0'“ ** As the opinion of the corpomtuM Belt.lvc.gly lecdtred wu bvltevoit] iKfhcc commlosiouMS to •“•TV 1 ® .1 stive all the questions s.ked Tome’s letter, toe document wst o q file. No steps were taken to coo® the fate of bis appeal to Mr. J hup. rintendent Murray >*“ J inatrnct In,(rector Dilks to sm« “I Ut on Mr. Jerome’s new planer®) ^ A DOUBLE TRAGEDY. The Fatal End to a Lopfl^taw] 1 ”* 1 The Principals KllieS' . CmcAoo, November 3.—A Potoei, Mo., says: A curred tbU afternoon at four miles from thra pUce- '^j j was shot and instantly killed McCabe received a wound «ict, doubiedly t rove falsi. An o -e between Wigger and , J lieen settled "“isfjctoW X# aud this afternoon Jl.rv"* »— bit three eon., 4™“' Charles, met Wigger and , <drl . rei. After an.xcuaugeot^i. 1 CaU, tremor, altecked bj» ow j latl* r drew hie re-jlver ^ it futal wound. Ib# wound a tlreu produced Ihiir wMP®®' „ ..-xebangeof afcw.hotalV.tger exoliange. or a ic- ^i.- , ground, Hbot throat lb almost immediately- ^ were arrested and lodged to J place. ___ Doner, for*.revert:^; d. i wen n* w • »p* 1 •** & 1 vote-1 to extend the Cun (* Priwident Op«J-^J wilt arrive hero Gia o. monies iochiro.upon,^ I. ge c l- bration. Oo *' ^ the S au > u hi. I . ike 0’< ,r j ciut d to tho eollfp “* nl tho tf\ v*l»e-u be vru» il.at issaviinMoo. I rt * — UBoawn.UlM-UtUaohta