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THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH : TUSEDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16, 1886.-TWELYE PAGES.
A FIEND’S DEEDS.
naval store producers.
A Circular that la GreatlDg ConalderabW
DUcunlon Amans Those Interested.
ALEXANDER’S SUCCESSOR.
MTJRDEUS HIS WlffW 1,,scu ®*'on Among Those Interested.
jjPUBrUE MUK Blacxshea* Ga., November to.-The WALD8MAU ELECTED PRINCE OF
Anv U ’ ’ fnl Aimn...:. 1 _ _ 1 • « • _ , . I TlTTf H i IH t
1 entire,
0 d Trie*
following ciroalar, which iv u
waned by Mr. A. P. Brant..,,
to Kill HI. Wife’* Sister and a Mr. J. SI. Pardon, secretary of the
ippended e
tley, chairman, I
BULGARIA.
Trying to Smother the Son-
T.UcnOutof Jail and Lynch
ed at III. Home.
Said of the N'e
Naval Stores Manufactures 1 Convention; is The J? ob , I 1 arJ !. S“Tvi.ed the Public by the
creating considerable agitation throughout w * ct,0 “ Vr.tcrd.y-The Choice c re-
the length and breadth of the turpentine ' “ ted No Kn,,lu " 1 * 1
belt:
“To all Naval Stores Mannfactnrera: A I
.. r otJ s, November 10.—A special from ““ting of the naval stores producers was Tirvova November 10 —Tim of
i Kan., says: Near Manne, in the held in Wajcroas on October 27 for the I .he Snbmn'ie to elect . .iimMut. to Priniw
corner of Hodgeman county. I purpose o£ di«nna«in» *110 «de<.,kiiu» «# I ..* rnnje to_ 60t a successor to Pr nee
weeis old. Friday morning his ”“te d by factors, the better control of p„ b i; 0 in tbe gHllerief did not partiotoate in elded, though I think it qnite donbtfnl.
is usual and prepared breakfast, labor and the curtailing of the enormous t ho enthusiasm manifested by the deputies 2. Aq aflldavit that "Heller. Hirsch ft
rent to awaken her husband, I production of naval stores. It was and exhibited no approval ofthe election. ’ Co. are indebted to deponent in the sum of
•“‘V aron the vonngest of
^eeweeksV. Friday
JJfe .rose as
&• s'* 0 enraged him. He
.Hob « h “”B e bea _ an(li
600 revolver, shot hii
the body, killing her
the new born babe
fESL*‘J22*S‘ ISS3TK-bm;zs&szz
nntil to-morrow, ns was ex-
Radoslavof, prime minister,
the name of Prince Waldemar.
... 1 amo nuuio assembly arose in a body and
large profits now elected Waldemar by acclamation. The
SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA.
Decisions Rendered Tuesday, Novomb«r 0,
1880.
Sp'ex'll Report by II. C. JV#pto.
DeLeon vs. HeU.r, Hirsch A Co. Attach
ment, from City Court of Savannah. Be
fore Judge Harden. Attachments. Prac
tice, Process. Pleading.
Jackson, 0. J.—1. Though plaintiff iu
attachment has tho whole of the first term
in which to file his declaration, it does not
follow that, if the writ of attachment be
defective, it may not be demurred to and
dismissed at the first term before the dec
laration is filed. The party plaintiff must
be ready tor such a motion when tho mo
tion docket is called or the case reached on
its docket
(a) Whether declaration can be filed af
ter the attachment is dismissed is not de-
titled to be acquitted, etc. Tho sickness
was evidently c pretense, and a much
larger amount whisky was furnished
than would have been necex try had it t>
real. 74 Ga, Baud, rs vs. State, cited and | garut.hu.. at; 71 Go. 7IS. Judgment af-
distingui.hed.
3. T he failure to charge on the effeot of . .
defendant's statement did not hurl him, as | plaintiff; Chisolm A Erwin contra
hs was guilty tried by his statement above,
and no request to charge was made.
4. While, if defendant introduces no evi
dence, he is entitled to open end conclude
the argument, and if this right is denied
him he is pissumnd to have been hurt
oh. i
;e Ad.
Stree
from
Mil-
Collins vs. city ot Sav .ni
Cnathain, Before Jud|
nicipal corporations,
ages.
„ Blandfobd, J.—1. The city of Savannah
rhorcb~y—7l‘G»]""r)47, 837—this presume I not liable to any person for dami ges, if.
sprang thought
approval „
Prince Waldemar is the third son of tho I four hundred and eighty-two dollars and
, born babe was next fired
as the defendants repli
the property
K result.. He next shot and killed were charging unreasonable profit on al- ratify the.
“‘.her of bis children. His sister-in-law, most every item of expense connected | princes election. 1 * levied on and gave bond.
«ijs Lowker. waa then flred.at, the ball | therewith.^^ It ,was^ thought best ^ by j London, November 10.—The Times says: |. (•) It is enough to so name thodefendant
5»g through the arm and lodging in her the convention to appoint a committee J j0rd Salisbury's language in rogard to But- in the process as to secure appearance. If
Snider. As this emptied his revolver, he 10 investigate the truth of these RMla the same as Gladstone might be ex- be appear, or replevies the property seized
Reeled to load his shotgun, iu order to suspicions, and to confer with the S Sn™ Tta rigffiantpm and tins becomes, with his'Wety,Weapon-
Lmnlete the work. A slight mistake in factors and to see what concessions, B(le0 however is that in reference to an Bible for the judgment on the declaration
£ P ;„ the only thing that stopped the « »J. they were willing to make; also, to ^Lment to support Austria The only when filed, he will be bound.
rr.lv proceedings. The powder was ascertain the coat of opening and conduct- necessity now is that 0<
"Zei into ono barrel of the in ,8 *“ «®ooSavannah and in Bruns- known that Austria is
only
t Count Kslnoky make I
(b) It is tho declaration which describes
"T.-e'd into ono Darrel ot the | ‘“.8,““ in Davauoan ana in uruns-1 known that Austria is determined to op- the persons who compose the firm, and the
f; 0i and by error the shot into wick, and to formulate plans for the suo-1 po, e Russian ambition in terms that can- process against tho firm without naming
i e « 0t off r 'the head of another child, but as I “ Th o committee has performed its mis-
nn »Mvwv oTiiAnf ru-turdnt> in tVio ! sion. ftllil will Dlftkfl A rnnort full nf intnrpRt.
With this he endeavored to cessful management of the assooistion.
not bo misinterpreted by Russia.
" ' “ spi
I Mi
them is sufficient if it bring them into
Sere was nothing except powder in ‘be j‘°"b # nd will moke a report full of uteres; b y Lord Salisbury at the Lord Mayor's ban-
5, the child's face was only seriously every naval stores producer throughout q Ue f, in London yesterday, strengthens tho
knrned by the explosion. A heavy blanket “>® land. It was ascertained position of Count Kalnoky. The feeling in .
L wound around the suffering child, and “• suspicions of the producers were not the Hungariou delegation is becoming com- piooess is gt
this securely wrapped with heavy wire, in lacking in foundation, and that they sre posed, and members appear less distrustful |
Xe hope that he might accomplish by | paying to the factors on every barrel of 0 f Kalnoky. The Magyar delegates express I 1.898; 7:1 Gn. 174, cited and distinguished
‘ ‘ ‘ tied in by "
r n J«a°\on wbat hefsi
Festh, November 10.—The speech made court. Cede 3.319, 3,328, ...
••■*--- • • 1 (o) Even in an ordinary declaration and
process the firm members need not be
named it they appear and plead. Final
good against the firm without
its members. Code 1,899, 3,670,
“ .hotgnn. The child will recover, al-
inehuu-r, tv- t—
the use of I spirits and rosin illegitimate profits.
[ Kalnoky. The Magyar delegates express
the hope that the speech portends fresh |
Judgment reversed. Charlton A Mackall
cesuve.™ v- i ‘""i? 0 ooT e “lmn;wiUre^mblein S^| g ronpr n VofpoWera"8r£tisr"to'that"whioh|forpliiutiff;C.N. West byR. G. Erwin,
Xomili severely disfigntad abont the face, vannah on November 15th at the Marshall | o ount An drossy evoked at the Berlin con- centra.
The murderer then mounted a home Houao at IU oolock a- m.. anm rru i S!
* uo .* X Al d.M. t -3 ve t_ . -I will (IUat
llrtHf-n. Garnishment. Wages. Clork
and bookkeeper.
RuiXi>»oaD t J.—Tho menthly wag< s of^ a
clerk an t bookkeeper are not subject to
Armed.
O. W. Owens, by Charlton A Mackall, for
tion is not conclusive, and in this case guilt I ^ftor having bad a survey mado for the open
it so manifest that a now trial will not be I °? streets,it concludes that the inter* st of
given. Judgment affirmed.
Gairard A Meldrim for ]»laintiff; F. G.
DuBignon. solicitor*general, contra.
the city will not warradt tho oofidemnation
of property, and paying therefor, for tho
purpose of opening of streets.
_______ Win till :• till .'it;, Mill Open li street or
„ . n. . .. , * I not is discretionary with ft, and the exer-
K^ree ” ; _tb« ^ . Abuti^UngMg. | cis# of lu discreU / n 0D8 w ,’ y or t , 1( . other
gives no right of aotion to any ono who may
from Clayton. Before Judge R. U.
Clarke, i’raotice.
Hall, J.—1. Objections to the introduc
tion of evidence mnst be specified.
2. The vordict is sostainod by evidence.
Judgment affirmed.
4 iT. T. Spence, for plaintiff; U. C. Jones,
solicitor-general, contra.
Walker et al. vs. Thompson. Claim, from
DeKslb. Before Hon. R. H. Clarke.
Homestead. Head of family. Married
daughter.
Blandfobd, J.—1. Theapplicant claimed
of a faml
a homestead as the head
family, con-
havo miscalculated the final action nf tho
city. 2 Dill. Mud. Corp. 949,950, 951, 9GC.
Judgment affirmed.
Charlton A Mackall for plaintiff; II. 0.
Cunningham, contra.
Getken vs. Gmef. Equity, from Chatham.
Before Judge Adame. Jurisdiction. Deed.
Parties. Service. Minors.
Blandfobd, J.—1. Equity had jurisdic
tion of a bill filed for the pnrpcae of cancel
ing a deed. Whether the oourt exercieeil
its powers properly or not cannot bo in
quired into ns between parlies and their
in a proceeding to set aside tho
eomo or the modes provided by
law.
2. Where in s deed certain property we
children wit:
Kcomplisb this, however, the wounded I Commiieion, anu encteavor, it possinie, to | B i 8 t the establishment of exclusively
wang lady bad made her way to the village ?btara lower rates of freight on rosin. It gian i n fl n6n ee iu Bulgaria.
Xd notified the inhabitants of what had | !* “Mmafod that- the freight on rosta is | ji. sbifkoff, president oj
Statutory lew.
IHRl ■ hid I “ “tun*tea that the freight on rosin i?T m. 8b ifk 0 ff, president of the Sobranje, I '*EZk I equity of jurisdiction. 12 Ga. 607. Equity I 0 lraniC‘ Scott v7.“ Central* i^lroadr"Atv
bt'poned, and they had congregated for higher in proportion to its value than on and Deputies Michaeloff, Baikosshoff, f** 1 . 1 L.lniW nft S hiving acquired jurisdiction for this £ued! J.T Robson J. T. Jordan, R. J.
distance. Seeing that his plan was frns- joy other Georgia product. A large at- Greekoff, Kasimzooda, the last named bo- I n5nrinal* nt ‘M*OA° t 420* I 2S Gn purpose could proceed to give complete Harris for plaintiff; Hinos & Rogers, A. R.
Sa, Purple hastened to Telmore and temlance will be necessary ini order to-carry ing B Turko-Bulgarian, were selected to his principal. 24 Ga., 4*), 25 Ga., I f ° I Liiwtoaoontra ■
inrreDclered himself to the authorities. He | 0U *W . of th ? objects of the association, 0 onvey to Prince Woldemar the offer ot the I nimndnnmflnt nf 2 - A deed from a married woman to her No. 9. Middle circuit Dismissed.
rT-4i.wi.nii ihA iftH ani-rnniifiAwi and it is hoped that every naval stores opera* iWnA Ptin«n w A isi Am .* I 2. An indictment for abandonment of I a « . - « a a»,- *»-- f-i— I
sisting Of himself and his daughter it ap- ^ ri vies save
peering that at tho time of tho application, .
September, 1876, the daughter wns mar- ] ftw
tied and living apart from her father, though I o' Whore
her^hnahand haddosertedTier andl she after- , 0 th ‘“ ,“, a T f
wards esme to live with her father. Held. I { be j r f n t bcr and mother, and upon the death
the homestead was void, and the action of of mother vero enti ,i 0 d in fee. said
tho ordinary allowing the anme was a mere cb i| dren wtrB proper nartios to a bill to sot
C Ten*. I aeido and cancel said iooil.
J. L. Mozcly for plaintiff , H. C. Jones, 3. Service of a bill by publication mny bo
Alexander A Inrnbnll, contra. made on parties defendant residing out of
„ , . . , _ the State, though they be minors. Code 4186.
Fnighnm et ah vs. Pate. Equity, from x bn mode of Bervice provided by seo-
° r ”“" tion 3,263 (a) of the code only applies to
uiiuui. resident in this State.
Judgment affirmed. Lester ft Ravenel for
plaintiff; Charlton A Mackall oontro.
Proceeding. Supreme Gonrt of tieorcl*.
Atlanta, November 10 —No. 8, Middle
Washington. Before Jndge Carswell,
i jurisdiction I
I alao given to oourta of Uw does not divest I
hnshand, without the approval of the judge | Ro. 10, Middle cirouit. Pritchard vs.
of the Superior Court of her domioil, ia>b- Smith, Stewart ft Co. Argnod. Evans ft
solutely void. Hood vs. Perry et al. Octo- Evans for plaintiff; J. O. Harman contra,
her term, 1885. No. 11, Middle circuit. Snell vs. Smith,
(a) Though void, yot being in existence Argued. J. A. Robson for plaintiff; J. O.
“as placed in jail and the jail surrounded “dit is hoped that every naval stores opera- throne. Prince Woldemar is stayiog at I!! done bn
J, . heavy guird. «« >“ Georgia will be present." Connes. Karaveloff has resigned fim the w llmi vntontarilv " ,nd toat thev of
D -°- UWKhW KAKM> Se e ctton ba o f mt;o^!:' tt iZlrt^re:tt e U^il^rUv 0 e OD • ^
„ , „ 3. Tho codification of the act on this sub- . , I ;v n — — *• > -
! j»'l, net Of 1H66, in Irwin's revised code, | bus jurisdiction Harman‘“ntra.
I code of 1868, is not correot, end while the | v °.| a ^ C wl,° P °w i._ : n ni.i.rvwV 1 T' Middle circuit, Garrett
heir heart* I constitution of i8GS may have adopted that J - AlthonRh the Und lay in GlMtoock Hitohoock. Argued. J. A. Robson,
io spoikers e r also adooted acts passed since 1801 count y* defeedante, against whom anb- pontiff; Ilines A Rogers cont"
liltlo boy. Who nau nra unaor ms Dea wnen i one ot tne most aesirame nomes in uoor-1 «™ me re-eiecuon oi meir lato ruler I ,, *h«nr),rin»l I atantial relief was prayed, resided in Wash-1 Xo. 13, Middlo eironit. D
he heard his father coming. gia, as any one will testify after once see- was impossible. The public received the ington connty, ami hence the oonrts of tho N 0 . n, Middle circuit. C
■ fug his home and learning his methods, news of Print o Waldemar s election with p p V} DuBionon solieitor-ceneral for latt,,r “only h «l jnnadiotion. Code, 5,169; Argued. J. A. Robson for pi
C1BL1SLB AND THE BPEAKER-iUIP. Everythiug on his plantation is carried on coldness, I’nnce Alexander being tho pop- , V Ji. f ANIeldrim contra ’ 60 Ga. 572; 57 Ga. 70. Judgment affirmed. A Rogers contra.
——— , , systemalioally and bespeaks for him great nlar ohotoe. I pliuntm, oarrara . Me . J. T. Jordan, J It. Hines, for plaintiff; No. 15, Jliddlecirenit. W
Thoihs'. Contest 11 ill not afreet Carlisle a I or jginality of thought and power of execu-1 Vixnna, November 10.—It is reported I i n r0 R. E. Lester, mayor. Contempt, Evans ft Evans contra. ter c t at Argued. Evans
for
Dismissed.
i. Hnell.
plaintiff; Hines
Eilgllilllty for Speaker.
Waseisoton, D. C., November 10—Rep-1 liclng located in a fine seetion of conn- • ......—
nsentative Welborn, of Texas, who is one tryl gives him ono advantage, but in in- that Prince Nichol
of the ablest and most experienced parlia-1 spccting his fields yon will find “ '
mestaries in the House, was asked by an p i na 0 f ditching and
Associated Press reporter to-day what effect racing that is altogether his own. I
the contest over Carlisle's seat, should there I that have been in onltivation for fifty yean
be a contest, would have upon his candi- I or more he will make three hundred bushels
; y for tho Speakership of the Honse. I 0 f corn and abont ten bales of cotton to the
iVelborn repliod: “Snch a contest wonld plow, besides a qnantity of other prodnoe.
famish no reason whatever why Carlisle | a Bystem of waterworks by hydraulic
that Prince Lobanoff, Ilnssian ambassador I
here, has officUUy.notified Count Kalnoky I
that Prince Nicholas, ot Montenegro, is the I
Czir's candidate for the Bulgarian throne,
[ ter- and the election of Prince Waldemar does I Savannah,' who is ex-officio judge of a oourt
On lands I not meet with the Czar s approval, 1 0 f record, is not subject to a subpmna duces
Lester, mayor. Contempt, I Evans ft Evans contra,
from Chatham. Ueforo Jndge AdaniB. . . „ . . , _
Snbpmna dnees teenm. Practice. Grand Blun et al. vs. Mackall, Jr., et al. Com.
j nr y pensttion of master. Before Jndge
Hall, J.—1. The mayor of the city of Adams. Practice. Exceptions.
• ■ J • ■ - • ■ 1 Blandfobd, J.—1. Where coses in equity
were referred to n master and a certain snni I
t’ickcr vs. Wal
ter ct al. Argued. Evans ft Evans for
plaintiff; Denmark ft Adams, U. D. D.
Twiggs contra.
Court then adjourned to 9 o'oiock a. m.
to-mnrrow.
INDIANA POLITICS.
ticnm, commanding him to bring into tho I was allowed him as compensation, the
„ -.——, . v. — Hi . - Superior Court the information docket of I question as to winch of tre parties should I Democrats Taking Action Against Con-
dacy for the Speakership of the Honse. I 0 j com and abont ten bales of cotton to the I liuiineia on a lloom-luilrcmd amt Water I his court to be naed in evidenoe before the pay **i<l *nm being left open until the final I umplateii Republican moda.
IVelborn repliod: “Such a contest wonld phur, besides a quantity of other produM. Tramportation improrements. grand jnry, either in a specified caae or gen- termination of the cense, before snch I j BI)UN4I . 0UI! November 9.—TboDcmo-
fumish no rewon whatever why Carlude A system of waterworks by hydranlio ^ November io.-There is much so- emUj. »>»<1 in refusing to obey such a pro- termination the question as to the propriety crntio commiM ^ ot 8a{ot y hcbl a meeting
iboald not be Speaker of the House in the power is e convenience not met with on tWHy in business this season, and Rome's “Pt be is not guilty of oontampt. Md emorat of en* OMnpeMjlioo ~uld be I ^^t and passed resolutions declaring
Fiftieth Congress. Rule 10 of the House of mftn y farms. trade promises to bo larger than ever be- (a) As mayor and jndge he could not be | bronght hero for review. Writ of error die- | th4t ^ a RannM^na aontamnlatad stoa£
nipresentativee reeds: Unless otherwisees-1 The water b carried through pipes for | {orc _ *T b e r o ore sevenOT eight large brick I made a witness. His offl
pcially ordered by the House, the Speaker three hundred yards fromi b never-failing 9toreg to bo added on Broad atreet next I only be Bbown by tho
Ihall appoint, at tho commence- spring, that also supplies his oarp ponds, 1 Beaaon More bu iiding than this year will ! f that action became
oonteinpt.
qre he oonld not be I Drongnt ncro tor review. »nre. error ur»-. thst R, pabUoaIla contemplated ste.j:
official action! 0*u | misawk .. . . . ing the Legisit
slatnro by oonnt|ng
ade an ex-1 i nr J in any anocified case, it ahonld bo I Geo. A. Mercer, Chisolm ft Erwin, contra. I ganlie c i, lba f or the pnrposo of eeeing that
shown byadnly certifiedi copy from th ® I R ow i an d et al vs. CarmichaoL Foreclosure I members of their party are n-i iefruuued uf
reoorda ; .The entire records eanno^:be “^'“‘^.te.mCbatSS;! Before Judge their rights. The committee also
Hi I moved from ono court to another by a no- I ,, tj Evidence Contract I paused a resolntlon denouncing the transfer
it, by their own foioe, with en abundant supply of water in case Th haT0 re0inU t in at a COBhWera . tics to the offloera of the court to prodnee D^ nro ^_i. Wbaovm'maybotho of U-o Marion county ballots and el. ction S
•ocednro in subsequent 0 f emergency. b i e ontlny of cash, tho railway cash system, torn, or by a utimmp daces tecum. I ulaottomh ,la. lyoaieve m y_u e | .. ... .u- vt„i.„.i u . ......
heless, by an unbroken His cane mill and evaporator arc “. “• I which be grett improvement in making (b) The grai
r est House cannol.
lie methods ot proi
Ceigressee. Nevertheless, . .... . wu.eu w»imv
utft, the now Honse, as a preliminary latest designs, and are in splendid working chan(!0 f or customers
ti its permanent organization, I condition, and at present he is making I • work baa been bet
adopts the rules of tho prior House. Sneh, | abont ninet;
| records.' The ontlre records cannot be re
moved from one court to another by a no-
i officers of tho conrt to prodace
compel private persons or officers
end at present he is making I • Work has been begun on the Rome and I °I other courts to diacloHo to which waa afterwards ruled on^» the oourt. Idlid also held a
aty gallons of syrup daily. Hi. DaUon rallroadi ^engineers are now in ?»me. of persons who msy have violated “elhown. ulocoa "- Silas T. Bowen,
f h0 fleld “ne beyond the_ Ala- pjnid laws, ^ contr!lct beinR p, keep tbe'cansU, 'boaen chairman _
MM
I tab
;e it, will bo the course in tho next I crop will
The citizens’ committee of one hnn-
■ meeting to-night.
Democrat, wim
and an executive
Hoa», and rule 10 will thus control the I galfoni, ond a sample seen yesterday was bama , n(1 Thb road runs by I by w bom ■fi°h violations Can be proved. 15 I in good orcler and"'repair necessary for 1 committee of nine MbcUd, with E. B.
tooititntion of committees in the Fiftieth I ng dear ss honey, and Owens syrup I® Gadsden, Gnntersvills and to Decatnr, oon- Ga., 246. . I ttt j ce plantation, etc., admission of evidence Martindolo as chairman. Bevorai hundred
Congress. Should there be a contest over known thronghont this section as the test, ^ting ^ t h the Memphis and Charleston , («) solioitor-general may make search ' ' "
* Itia TTntiffiA itiidlf I tTa *nna a mill that is DSVillS him I—it ^ 1 I fnr nvulonrn anil Hocnro ita (orthoomiDS bv
Culule'a seat,
vffi, in gome
committee
the Honse
suitable
itself He runs a gnat mill that is paying him
way, select I handsomely, as be has good water power,
elections, I a gin near by is also run by water, and his
The Rome and Carrollton will soon start I ** et 'b
sonth from Cedartown towards Carrollton tion
I » Th« aoUcitor-general may make search r C onitituted auch condition was dollars were raid in and anbscribed to aa-
| for evidence and secure its forthcoming by oonsutmeo soon I B Ut in the discovery of fronds upon the
DR snbpii nas on witnesses, in anticipa- P 1 , • b t ig cngtnined by evidence, ballot, and particularly tho alleged iorgerica
of the impaneling of thj grand jury, » oy committed upon the returns of Morion
i committee on elections, i \ gin near by is mo run uy waver, uw i ( rom Cedartown towards Carrollton 11 140 ] 1 01 impaneling oi me grana jory, i - , „ , I oommtttcc
sod thus Carliile will be relieved oI “J arrangements there are the most ““pUte I ^ p,»uklln in Heard oonnty, going by I betore whom tho matter is to be Investiga- I SaUB.iy for iilnlntifT; Garrard A Mel county in
possibility of embarrassment on that 1 we have ever seen. He gins and packs ten I w ot R ac hanan, Bremen aDd Bowden. 11®^* Me is oertainly not bound to do so. I contra.
score. To hold that Thoebe's contest with bt les of cotton per day, andI every thing is The White Star Line Hteamboat Comps- I 2. A lubpivna duces lectim can issue in a I ‘rim cu vra. j
Carlisle disqualifies tho |l»tter for Speaker I conveniently arranged that two bands n . w jR s()0I i ran their ateamera twenty-five I cause pending before theRtutd josTT.««'Jobe I o,i1Mm vs. Btato. Opprobrions langnsge,
coaduces to a result illogical and ab-1 do the whole work. I miles below Greensport, going beyond the I brought before thorn. Judgment revoraed. I trom Tstnali. Before Jndge Carswell.
Bird. If snch holding were I The secret of.his great success as a former <n( j west railroad bridge and Georgia , Q “K° .*• M*rcer,H. R Satmsy, Ganward Continuance. Criminal law. Provoca-
lollowed the infiuence and power ot the I u his study and execution of economy and p^igc railroad bridge to the foot of naviga^M * Meldrim, for plaintiff , F, G. DnBig- ~
cboMQ leader of the dominant party in the | labor aaring. Hia entire businesa is carried | »p eQ jgRnjg shoals in the coal and I noD i solicitor general, contra,
ahed at any 0 n with one-third leM labor than &e average iroQ tield|| of cr
House could be effectually crus!— ---- - , - --
time by springing a conteated election I farmer i* compelled to hate, and, of conrae,
' * . « _t a -1 — 3 .IJ U I A • 1. tl.ntnnaecaid SI1V tuMili r III •
. Clair county, Alabama.
« —■■■.. titasw. ^ .* -• .. . The building of atone piers a
ewe, no'ma’tter^hdw absolutely devoid it I that ia where theiucwaaof any farmer Ilea. I bridge waa begun yeaterday,
Another thing that Mr. Owen appreciates q^e new iron bridge for Hows
tion. Practice. Conduct of Jndge.
BLANDroan, J.—1. Movant for continn-
Iiitrmating EzperleocM.
—IIUram Cameron, furniture dealer of Columbua.
Oa., tell* hi* ezperienca thn»: "for three jreara I
have tried •fry remedy on the market for Htnmach
nod Kidney Disordere, but got no relief, until l
Uied Electric Bitter*. Took flee bottlee end am
now ended, and think Electric Bitter* the Beet
Blood IMrifler In the world.** Major A. II Heed of
night be of merit."
KORTH CAROLINA
TK. Regular Democrat. Hare the State I 0 ”kiSS‘oondittoEU
Senate but Not the ttooie. ; in wor»m K
IiALEion, November 10.-
Another thing mar mi. u"™ l The new iron bridge for Howard atreet l r:: p • mony by the noxt term ot tuo o
—very highly is, that he did all the mechMilsm I Ugoontob e op and finished. It will be a I j i While before the act 0 f tinu “ n ce was prop®rly denied.
POLITICS. on bln place, having never employed a work- t ^ to R u t Rome and the traveling . Jj. f ' . tb i rd n t0 a mar . 2. The qnestion as to what provocation
nave the State man to put bis water works, mills or gins £ ablic . 1866. » d ®®d L?' SL™ s?ttiing >• -uffloient to exense vulgar or obacene
iinute in working condition. Wo have a good, thrifty and anbstantial j|* d liur^sunarate use would no? language ia one for the jnry.
Tht Senate Wh “ ‘ P'^ woriJ h “ DOt city and she s«m. brimf nljof growth, prog- baBb . nd SrhU maritalrights, a 3 - Mnleas injnryU afflnnaUvsly abown k_
—T“® - B ® n , I snch farmers as Mr. Owen. | and Bn tarnrise. I < ! lTC 7 t . “ >c “ A ?5 I the fact that soon after the jury retired the I
itin^ 27 straight Democrats, 5 todepend-1 mIIP ....vaovTiMiiAN SYNOD. I I I Jndge sent them word tbstYf they were | Ci
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED HIMSELF, would have that effect, <
tat Democrats and 20Repnblicans; the I THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD. i accidentally rilled hibwelf. i ---■ “L'" 'i
House 51 Htraiuht Democrats, 9 independent I . «««*•» YratunUT—Dn Woodrou'z I . — ■ — ■ — I conld he given to the evident intention of
Democrab* and 57 IteDublicana. No labor u Met 1,1 8p .. Willie Moran Bhoou nimarif Fatally the parties. 1 Iredell • Eq. 462; 20 Conn |
candidates wireelcctaJ! The IndependenU | 8p41lI1 , Nov^ber 10.-^U eceleslasti- Whll.Oat lluntlog-IaL MeElvln's Death. | 226 23126 Grattani 354 ; 51GS.38; 31
Democrat* and 57 ltepnblicanB. no iauor
wktie ranningftob^DJmoXrata. It is ntre I ^^^^JhuXvenin^m^’wss o^n^ I ye^olpital^'shot'him-1 ^ Jo J com^nt^ing mad.by^sny I Potterf (o , plaintiff; I
Jeretood that the Bepnblicana propose to I here at 7 JD thi» «v 6. B »« I self oa yesterday near here. He wea out | creditors of the ancratorm of pUrnutl • | Tt#irai>- u JUIln,.c.i,.r.l h. Tt n F.An« I the great NUaCnn. and onicur. Soap, an einuu-
nominAte an indecent for SpeateT ex-1 b, a ® r ; “ r “‘^ d A, d | hunting and in .Mem,
ikily soon to agree their services were
needed in the oourt room, will not necessi
tate the grant of a new trial.
4. The evidence demanded the verdict.
Judgment affirmed.
SKIN & SCALP
Cloanucd. Purified nntl Ucnutl-
Ucd by tho Cutlcurn UcinodIc8.
For eltanaina the Bkln and flealp of Diiiflauriog
Iluinor*, for allAjrluK Uchlng, Burning and Ictlam*
motion, for cnrlcg tho Amt symptom* ot Eczamo.
V1U Orest, —
indcMnden't'fc^'speater* tx- by a ^ ‘^oSSg^d in Jttam^ting to g.«out“f Z iZ.ra.” o°r‘ cSm ‘preTe^ by ‘«Tbon. Hogere-mliciior.general, b, B. D. Evans, AS^SSSi
S l Z torontrol theadvmitaRe of toe tor the«rvic. tbe^ydwM organlxed ^f i «“ <1 p . pnUin“ P his 8 gnn' , .fter him. it fide purchaaer for vf e from him a good contra. ;«*, ta.a*w Wod mm tarenrel.y. ...taMR-
Kmac? The Democrats expect the co-op-1 ranting bnainesa haring | »“ aoddentaUy^ diaoharged, the oontanta | eoneMeratton would be anfflclent to snp- j Joa?i #t »L ti. Lamar et al. _ Equity,Jrow '
.ratio; of the tod^^taT_M h.retof.rR ®^ring ^Wtong. .W th.^ple, | port Ml ^ ^
8an P^o: , ™mWto._8.
Sonolianoff, a Russian reeident of this city, rfvg by to-night’s trains. A
Uquid . with which . ,nitroglj«nn® I dec i»ion. The complaint
Chatham. Before Jndgo Adams.
Foreign administrator*.
A Completo Cure.
Willie waa a good boy and all sympathize maining for the statutory period alter toe Busbronn J.—1. A foreign administra- * h » r * anffered ah mr Ufa with .kin diuiMi ot
deeply with lire parents. He will be buried death of herhnaband upon lands which had non cum testamento annexo I ' n il, n taa advtu otl*lljj*frinJ^l'n.d
this afternoon. belonged to him and on whieh she had cannot u ml deaparty to a.nit at law, "ourVRntota cSicS.tomdta./lz.T.'th.m a
■ ■ *■— sick raised their family of minor children, held wblcb waa bronght by a foreign executor tborouith trial, tula*•!* bottleeef
? °! who has died penning toe ^tfon, by dire
Mr. James McElrin, who has been
for over two months at the residence — . — ,, , , , . „ . wu „ „
Colonel J. A. Hunt’, died this morning at I coheirs in the estate which devolved on all f^ja*,
1 o’clock. He baa anffered much and hia I of them on the death of the hnshand and
usea a double shell, toe inside I row
'in too late trial for heresy
* •«« moxo •» wnswev —•*» "— ; i , nrtnnarfiofl •xi tb blA 6Vl)llllioD
one containing toe non-explosive mixture in co ° bt { j udicigl in .
STRUCK WITH A CURWBAR.
2. Exeentora and administra tors, as men-
3421 to 3136 of the code,
or adminUtrators domiciled
or resident within this btato. Judgment
r Hi* Cetleeia Ito-
Catleure Heap, and th. re.ult via Jset what I had
U«u told It weald b.-» completa ewe.
DKI.Lt Want. Richmond, Ya.
Inference: O. W. Latimer, DruexUL Richmond, Ya.
m>y be mixed making it non- eonsideration uin aeemmu- ^. * u l o'clock. He baa anffered much and his of them on the death ot tne nueuana ana ,j Kieontora an
eiploaive, bnt bv adding another chemical of K .®I' aX ttri ot Dr. WoSd- dt ® lh h “ P roUbI J r * U * Ted hlm of mncL ‘“Z^on for Uon#d in •‘O 110 "
»i lr ®-glycerine ii transformed to itaonginal Praebytary m to iuacqu»«*i»^ beregJ psic. Ch^lm A Erwita 1 • G. Dnliignon, »r mea n executors or
•Ut«. Henie* a double shell, lb® in*We| ro rrith hi* evolution | utuitpit with a rnnwiuw. I 1 * ‘ or rerident wunu iTrunnrinnnnni
Brantley vs. Stephens. Claim, from Wash- ^firmed. »‘.ra » ta*t «h. .kin onur.ij
inotnn. Before Judos Carswell. Home- I .. G®°. A Mercer, for plaintiff, (tolaolmft I tag, from toe 0n*.r bh.
action of the last I Terrible Revenge of Home Robber, on an
Old Man.
CoLDMBfs, Ga., November 9,—Some un
. “** ,w Kiiwnoe, uuu uiu u«w* ——i — alao the action or u.e usi
toning the chemical which liberate* the veebga • bJ recommending the re-
PMe nitro-glycerinc. Major-General How- general ^ Woodrow from the chair of
f™ “J» the invention ia worth looking I mov • Dro feaaoiihip in Columbia i known parties enterea tne nonse oia man ■ levied on nnder the »««tn lecuon or tne
“to, and other officers bare pronounced tne jv bg Te to be coneid- Renben Senders, near Hatchechnbbe, Sat- code affidavit mnst be made that
“vorably upon it. The French minister ot aemiumj, con<blion 0 , tbo seminary ncd *y night and strnck him a terrific blow I th et e is no property oxcept
»*r ha* «»nt for details in order to expert-1 erea. tb e prolonged excitement on toe bead with a crowbar, crushing hia the homestead on which to levy and that toe
“ I LriAirraout of Dr. Woodrow', teaching of “
Salt Uhctiin Cured.
I wu troubled with Balt Bh—ai for • cumber of
e*a« off ou of my
inotun Before Judce CanvelL Home- l WO.Amimr.lor piaiouu; a 1 h»nd* from th* fluf*r tl^* lo tbo wrt*t. I tried
“Kl I Erwin, Uwton ft Cunningham, F. G. Dn-
now I am entlroly cmr*4.
stead. Practice. Remedy. ,...
¥ Hall, J.—Before a homestead can be [ l^Knon, contra.
known parties entered toe honse old man taxied on under toe 2028th section of the Roaenbrook vs. the State. Keeping opon
c-A— ir-..v,„v-v.L. tULl.... * *■* tippling boose on Sunday, from _City
“ent on toe invention.
Conrt of Chatham. Before Jndge Har
den. Criminal law.
Itching, Sculy, Pimply.
For th* last j-ar I have bad t *p*elM of itching.
Fatal Powder
-——,„ n I fZl^aUar theories, which has virtually | »cconnts he waa still slive. It is thought
Kvptoailon. 1 i ^.hU inatitutionwill require the care- the perpetrators of this mnrderona deed
Ynwemlier 9.—An ex- closed Uu* inauiumm WM* n , ,LIJTZ. -•
skull. Tbey left him for desd, but at tat I debt f»ita within someone of the ctassee, I RLA^ucuap, J._l. The eridenee de-ltaiYaad x**u». onm» taceiowhltol
account* he was still alive. It is thought I and what the class is, for which the home- I „_ n j- ,v„ T - r ,li r t. Lav, applied a great many nuthod, »(treatment
stead ia bound under th* constitution.
<e r . ,, a _ — I i .jk • lit a inktituLlOQ will reQuuc iuc i mo prrpciraujni ot uu* uiuiueiuu* uoc» ■ gif-od 1h ooudu uuuer ujo cuuhuiuuwu, ■ « rm..
lfoaamroww, N. J., November 9.—An ex-1 clo»*d “ ^ o{ g . DO( i The synod of South a re partie* who were indicted at the recent I ( a) Whether counter affidavit ia the only a1
ploiion occurred in the mixing home of I fol > . appointed a committee to fern of Uneeell Circuit Conrt for robbing deienee provided to each affidavit, or is “ tinn of
^ American Forcil. Powder Compeny at ^^J^ZSjgT^niniiUem of the Bandera. .imply cumntative mid additional to th.
lAaeStopateong at SUW o clock this oven-1 confer wirn *iu* . .. ,—c—I a—.—a c—-a I r i . —. a—ia-j i..a- I tnaia ca*<
The order in which ce. riiall »>• I SHR^SThTcISiera‘ C '‘ ~ * P ^ M
the criminal docket is in the die- 1 1 Ma*. ISAAC FUILPS, Havana, o.
the Columbia Seminary 1 The warrant against Mist Bertha Conrt-1 re m
ply enn
ledy by
its constitution end I ney, charging her with aiding and abetting I ment reversed-
claim, ia not decided. Judg-
tbe prisoners in escaping from jail on Snn-
* was dismissed to-day.
ON THE GRAVE OF HIS WIPE.
J. A. Robson for plaintiff; J. C. Harmon,
contra.
t toe conrt, and party oomplainiug
« was called ont of iu order nut
show that be wa* injured thereby. Code,
section 4710. Judgment affirmed.
Garrard ft Meldrim for plaintiff; F. G.
I DuBignon, solicitor-general, contra.
Seyden vs. the State. Keeping open s tip
pling home on Sunday, from Chatham.
Before Judge Adams. Criminal Uw.
Practioe.
n —■.aaaaaaxrji »»*» > in- . . I irt La iliA lUl OCCASIOB IU* » ua*v—- - i wile* tirHttl. I AJllOrO dUUkU A'ldUit. vim
leorge Havens. W. JL S-.ephensoii, John will an,! nnfortnnata subject, and HaSTFoaD, Conn., November 10,-Abont Prieoner'e statements. Practii
“>d John Roger* were b^r , b ^tarRatrw» ^ gj,, lu undivided ^ ^'ming. the police found Haxx, J.-L The verdict wa.
jonnded. Ilammell leaves • widow uw 1 “"'V . **•— — 1 - — - - * * * — *
* g-avaas STSg irg-VA*
— p -'» ^ -
““ U very heavy. I Cholera lo
formerly one of toe editors I by the evidence.
more recently on the Bcs-
Monees vs. the State. Keeping ot
piing home on Snndsy, from Lhal
Before Jndge Ada . a Criminal Uw.
BLANDroan, J.—1. A tippling honse
demanded most be kept closed on Snndsy; if kept 11 JIM'IK £•“»•“.
open for a moment the law is violated, an.l | U1VL 1X1, H.ow
it wav not there t* no purpose for which the law
No Medlcino Like The in.
We hav* sold foot CoRewa BMowtt— (>» the Ual
•tx .ear., ud no medtalae* oa ow ah< tv** glvi
better aatlafac.iaa. C. K. ATHKIlI'iN,
Dragglat, Alt.ar.y, N. Y.
Cutlcurn Kemedies
are sold eTerrwhere. Price, CeUiani flO cen'i; lie
wheat. St; R ap, AS cent*. Ptei-arad by 'he 1 i
ter Dreg ADd Chemical Co., lo.it u. -a-ad Io
"Uew to Cera bkta PlMeHa"
cared by Catleura i
1 WtaHNOXON, D. V., | .
2 Under the facta of thia
ton Jonrnal of Commerce," and latterly I error to refuse to charge that ii the tippling I authorize* each openings. Judgment al
with the Sdtantific American, lving on the I henan waa opened for any earn* or purpose fi rmed .
- “ * — * — — - - ■ *‘ * ** •— mM 14 ■**'*“ * — • *- —*— “bunlill; f. u. I
uubU*.
I ACHE ALL OVER.
Jholeraio _ Tbe grave of hiv wife in the Old’ North Ctme-1 which the law wonld exeme, ard itdchn-l Ovrrard ft Meldrim for Pi
.,n,D. U >• •• 11 « rtc , lTed Iwry. H« had abot himself in the head with I dant opened hit home in Cfdev to yve j Dniagnow, ■oMshiw »«»1,
rJPJoMUUra, are favocabU to toe ooettactlo*? r hagb the Slat
ot to* kidney, and bUdder. Aa UdomAUoul^
y/tadfevd 1 * cars of all kidney and Rjww trwvn ^ the eiutence
»JJt“e “*v valuable remedy. Dr. J R- ld ** | Germany.
a Jd-cauore revolver. He was conveyed to whisky lo a man who he believed was sick, . 1
the ho-idUl. where hi. wound waa pro- and if in good faith it waa opened for no Lunar vs. Chnholm. Garnishment, frem
jw valubl* wkkIj,
fl per bottle.
I nonnceJ fatal. He is abcut 55 years old. * other cease or purpose, he would be
City Coart ot SaTsnn&b* Before Judge I uj,
ue** rcllevcel lu
Anti-Win
At 4ra.nti*<*.
fl. Potter Dr a^*b
c»oti.w.u *» by it*