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RESTATE LEGISLATURE.
THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH : TUSEDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1886.-TWELVE PAGES.
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cpRlfSEKTATIVB HUFF WANTSTHE
UOSVIOT LEASE INVESTIGATED.
,_ jr ... iipffolutloii la the lion*., Call-
< on**. n fi.a* All 1 ufatliin
Uon tu be U * d to
tbe Convict Leanefe *
i-rusTi November 19.—The mim who
A jT t ,, amend the code is beginning to
0° ,|i over the Legislature. Thi, is
lr ne. Even now it Georgia had—
.i,e bssn’t—a lawyer of BobToombs-
» lic ? jjon Ilill-like astuteness and
memory, he could not
^.'“hat the law is in this State without
, Mr. Monroe, of Calhoun—To repeal sec
tion 4G01 (d) of the code.
By unanimous consent Mr. Huff, of Bibb,
introduced a resolution instructing the
committee on pnblio property to visit and
examine the executive mansion and report
to the House what repairs are needed.
Mr. Huff also introduced the following
resolution, which was referred to the peni
tentiary committee:
‘•Kesolved, That his Excellency, the Gov
ernor of the State, be requested to furnish
this house with all the laws, or parts of
laws, including any aud all important reso
lutions, which have ever been passed by
this House, or the General Assembly of the
State of Georgia, in regard to what is
known as the Georgia convict lease from
its origin down to tbe present time.
two bills introduced by him relating to the
Macon Gas Light and Water Company, one
in reference to tne contract with the oity,
aud the other with reference to the issue of
$500,000 of bonds.
Mr Shewnmke of Rnrka moved nn «d. I Sines to, attention of tbs cemmlttss on public
. ’, W “ 0Tea *“.*“■ printing wucaltod to tbs rattled defect in tbs
jOOrDIDfnt to 10 O Clock Monday morning. I J re^nt system of the pnblio priuting aud the man-
Mr. Harrell, of Webeter, opposed the ner In which th* Uw irm<nb«i It *tiaU bo carried
motion, as an otstrnction of pnblio busi- •otnantw is giving the
r matter a cl** invrsOgstiou. Ifrom what I can
1 hear the/ are likely to tvcotunirud the utter and
To judge from the number and frequency of the
application* for leave* of absence by members, on
tun score of more important business, many of
them have important duties else* Lera to which
their public service Is subordinate. This does not
speak well for their legislative service.
Since the attention of tbe committee on public
RECALLING AN INC1DBNT IN EM-
MBTr WOMAUK'd CAREER.
Jnil*n V »n Eppi Lectures * Jury on a Cry- | narrow majority by which ho was return
lug Kill-Other N$wi risked np- by
Mr. Shewiuake withdrew bit motion. I complete abolishment of the pr«v»eut »y»tem. It Is
Adjourned by expiration cf tho morning generally cocceot-tl that the present sjetem la pe-
honr. cullarly op n to abuses
I Among others on the floor of the House today
THU RUN ATE I WM tie r, Lr. Hawthorne He quartered himself ou
Adopted Lout, tforrard’a bfancal of Itu.«- ‘^K^^iSTu.A.y, and most
Adjourned Till Monday Morning. I of the members of that august body were out of the
Atlanta, November 10.—The Senate met city
..Hi. ,—-— at 10 o’clock, and was called to older by the DIED TO SAVE HU. FATHER.
Received, That Iiih Excellency, the president; prayer by Chaplain Jones; the 1
fulness and relaxed vigilance,
case somewhat similar to that In one of the
Atlanta, November 30. —Tha candidacy sf t!, •“« 0 »" *■“
Emmett Womack for the jadgeahip of the Stone |
Mountain circuit,
is made a part of »
4 il wbat the law is in this btate without Governor, be requested to furnish thia I roll was colled; the journal read and ap- Mr. Daughter Spring* in Front of the
Smtuafliog through the Jate statutes on a House with a copy of the original lease or proved. I Gan that was Leveled at Him
Slj bunt for Ute amondmonU to the code, contract, made by the State of Georgia I Mr. Butt was granted Lave of absenoe on I St. Louis, November 1C.—Four miles
crmebody has said that the laws of a great I with the convict lessees, together with a I aooount of sickness in his family. I east of Bunne Terre, in St. Franois county,
nLinlc are ever 'few and simple. What copy of any and all subsequent contracts or By resolution of Mr. Daniel, Messrs. Joe I this St&tr, U Big Mule, a little hamlet,
?V)Tcia need* is statesmen with a compre- leases which have been made by the Btate I “• Wailey and J. P. Shannon, of Elberton, I which was the scene to-day of a deplor »ble
?. nfi iv9 condenser attachment * of Georgia with any other party or parties I w ere invited to seats on the floor. tragedy, tho victim being Miss Minnie
6 Th, Senate has been in sessir *— * ' 1 |Ufafln I 1 ~ m *" q i ‘ ‘
The Senate has been in session seventeen 1 down to the present time. I Mr. McCants, from the committee on I Bess. ' Robert Stock well Is a big laud
.uts and has passed only three bills. That’s I “Resolved further, That his Excellency, I halls and rooms, submitted a report. I owner and farmer residing with His family
not abftd record. I the Governor, be requested to furnish this Mr. Jackson, from the committee on edu-1 at Big Mills. Jonathan Bess, also a farmer,
D Oae of the most practical men in the 1 House with the names of all of the origiual CAtion, made a report reoom mending the I is a tenant of Stock well. The families have
innate is Mr. Peek of the 27th. He is a I contractors or lessees in Penitentiaiy Ncs. I passage of a bill to establish public schools I been neighbors and friends for years, and a
man who does things. He has nothing of I 1, 2 and 3, and copies of all sab-contracts I m Carrol ton, and a bill to amend an aot re-1 Bon of Stock well was generally con-
*v vord*warrior or dreamy theorist in his I or sules or transfers, which have been made 1 W®g to the free schools of Chatham. On I sidcred to be a lover of Miss Min
“n« common-sense tnake-np. I by and between these parties and their sue-1 motion of Mr. Jackson both bills were I nie. He went away to college i
Mr Jackson, of the 37th, is making his censors or assigns, and tho authority, if any, I taken up and read a second time. I year ago, and it seems,, though he never
Jrk a* ft progressive legislator. He which was granted by the Btate for Buch j The chair now called the order of busi-
wrongtd tbe girl in word or deed, that she
Pitches the proceedings like a hawk, and I sub-contracts or sales, or transfers, os be- ness * There was no response. I or her family thought the yonng man had
•wr lets slip nn opportunity to despatch I tween tho lessees. I On motion of Mr. Wofford the rules were I not done ju*t the right thing. Out of this
. ..I itta linrl v Ha iu a vilnn. I ''RpRnlvpA fnriliAV Tlint a nnnv r,f aoA I RYlsnenrled And h<tinlrivliii>Ml nkill In at *
«e tariness of tho’liody. He is a vtlna-| ‘ 'Resolved farther, That a copy of each suspended and he introduced abill to amt-nd I matter bad feeling grew np, and last spring
S, Nail. aI|, l »ll tbs bonds which have over boon tto«t part of the code having reference to I there was a bitter quarrel, resulting In
1'or a vonng man Mr. Ward is ilnent end taken or accepted by tho State of Georgia 1 1119 fence and stock laws. Read the first I S ockwoll ordering Bess tjo vaoate’bis land.
H.ht and well informed. He does not | from these various contractors qr lessees,be | time and referred to the committee on agri-1 Bees had a lessc, and refused to be dis-
largest the couplet tram Pope: I furnished this House by his Excellency, the culture. i possessed. The biller feeiing grew until it
t i. ere like leaves, and when they moit I Governor, together with a complete list of President Davidson, chairman cx-ofilcio I culminated to-day In a tragedy.
" .bound „ the convicts now held by Penitentiary Nos. °f the committee on rules, made a report About 7 o'clock this morning old man
lb. fruit ot ..nee Is rarely aver found." 1, 2 and 3, giving names, ageB and sex of I recommending the adoption of tho manual Bess and his son, about sixteen years old,
Tbe Senate has not as yet developed a I each, andwherr .noh conviots are now lo- prepared by ex-Speakor of tbe House Louis I went into the timbor for the purpose of
Jirtioct leader—still it has ambitious men. I cated, and the kind of work they are now Garrard. The report was agreed to. The ontting wood. A younger son of Stookwell
Senator Powell has a terse way of pat-1 doing. manual was read, rnle by role, and adopted, saw them and called hia father. Then the
.. tilings, which bespeaks the business I “Resolved, further, That hie Excellency, On motion of Mr. Peek, one hundred two Stockwells started after tbe Bess
There is a shro wd suspicion that he I the Governor, be requested to furnish this copies of the manual, Including tho standing couple, aud, on overtaking them, forbade
Til] take a prominent stand as a financier. House with a copy of all decisions whioh I committees, were ordered to bo printed for I them cutting any wood on the land. ‘
Tbe resolution introduced by Mr. Hnff, 1 may have been rendered or given by any the nse of the Senate. quarrel followed, and words led to blows,
of Bibb in the House to-day, calling for ! court in this Slato, or by anyone of the The rules were suspended, and tho fol-1 Seeing the Stockwells were getting tho
information from the Governor on all mat- attorney-generals of this State, touching lowing House bills were taken np and read I best of Ft, young Bess ran in the house,
ton pertaining to the convict lease, is con-1 the constitutionality of tho convict act, I ‘he first time: ' I hundred yards" away, and got a double-
hdemd as the initial step in a very im-1 provided any such opinions or decisions A bill to repeal an act providing _for_ tho | barrelled shotgun. _ when he returned_ho
I gdered
I portent
movement. The information I have ever been given orrendered and whioh I registration of the legal voters of Effingham was followed by his sister Minnie. The
£od for is in foot substantially a his- may now) be found in the executive office, county. Referred to the general judiciary two fathers were fighting, and youngStock.
torr of the convict system und r the present "Resolved, farther, That his Excellency, committee. , | weli met yonng Bess and undertook to take
I tory of
] !:.-<* contract.
HIE INSIDE OF ATLANTA. I
SPEAKER CARLISLE.
lie Talks About the Speakership and the
Administration.
New York Times.
Chicago, November 17.—Speaker Carlls’e, who
carno to Cklosgo to day to attend the Irt qaols ban
quet, does not seem to boat all dejirfs- l »*y f
<(1 to tbe
House • t Hepreseutatiws. lu an Interview
. today be said that tbe reduced majority he
the Telegraph'* Keporura at received was one of tboie aeddant* which
the hints Capital. | necur la politics! life arising from tleep-
Car-
SSSSSE&sSJSiSa
About three years ago Uortusn. the magleUn. bis
wife, his theu bnsiues* manager, Georg* Zsball. ' To auw, there is
and the three LorelU brother* took a ale#par at Au- JliSll
B i,u aud. while uassIi.ii through the coun.r of I within the party only. It does not advance
e«rton, happened to be playing a sociable game of I °i?** tne people. The 8peaker
ear**- tu »rif>f the little table* iu the car. I leslelntlon by the selection of his comaiit-
They wer* n»iog twenty ft vs cent silver pieces for
counters or checks. Mr. Womack heard of thia, I SiJSIJmSI!. 901 d U Speuker
and nad the ^arty indicted tor play lug aud betting I ■"JfVyJ
lu Newton county. Herman reached A-bvntasafely, M^rSlilti taWt S nJ
and played hero two nights. On the second night SjJJSffiBKfaJSBSJSSkSSiBfSaS w
twooouiUble* cauio t , AtlanU armed with watv I JJfHjJJJllJJ.“Jf*L®/Sj
rant* for tbe card plijers, and served them at the ® f
opera house. Ueruisu wta grestlf outraged and I Ho was glad to a»y that this opposition wsa
•Whr. do you think I wonld gamble with J® * tneaenre dlsapp».$ l:i«. and people vrra saying
\M We sr*»w» ■Itmtlv tilAviiiuLMkciable I thCt ou the whole the administration bad been a
my own wife? We were simply playing * sociable uiewnoie me anmunauwuoa umaoma a
«me if cards to whil awav the Ume,* and. although cl*an snd hone-t one wd Ue murmuring had
gsme of cards to whU • away the Urne. aud. although tna 1 ,k . h ,i r,
using money for counter*, 1 as»ure you that i » i „
gtmbliug. All the money belonged to I ^ r - •***! the last HC
iinnv mantoar wim. tmr tim Lo. I because It tn&do the former one moreetTocttvo. He
«X5SE5K8LSSJK S'" 11 becau»el» abolished political sHHose-
.. . Six manta, and he could not eecure that abolition with-
drwd end flfty dollar boud for the appearance of }? JJ?
hlmtell .lid j«ly »t Newton Superior Court. II. I .
depoaltwl tut amount lu tb. U.nJ. ot Mr. D.fllv^ ‘“.“i, lh *.*
defiled tut amount In tb. bud. or Ur. IMHlvo. „ 7Tr *^TT^TTT..Tii77 i |1
and, having his engagemeute to meet all over the I D#mocr *Mc rarty had better retire from
country, pursued bis Journey, which car- power. -
ried him * into 8outh America. Ot course
could not conveniently attend
CHICAGO'S ANARCHISTS.
sewlon of Newton flops rlorCourt, and sea wusm- I Nymptoina of Henewed dcllvlty—A Scheme
qusnee hla boud was torfeited and tha money sur- * 1 J
Lorelll brethren, who were Indicted for
to Capture the City.
Cmr.Atuv NnvAmbsr 9} —A !<>*•! GorTnno
M^tVroiied j P t P er in its iHsuo to-day that the
Innocent game of carde on the train as it rolled I * * ,,77 T. , J j”,.
throngh Newton, Indicted by Holioltor-Oeneral Em- Anarrhlsts of this city have renowed their
mett Womack, were required to give up *m The agitation and that calls for a mooting of tho
enterprising solicitor evidently knew hla 8<>me and ‘ ^roupH** nro circulated openly. “Monday
brought them down on the wing. Nobody knew I “ , ..11.1. ma * a ..; 0 « i, tl ii
better than be that It would have ecet Herman and I JJ th6 ar “°‘® *), “jf
•• party aeveiwltimee tha amount of the bond t.« | < lajb a neaTcnpt, a meeting <>t tm-North
••owe.——. It touches upon pomo nice I the Governor, be requested to furnish this I A bill to prohibit hnntinp, without the I tho gun. A fight for possession of the
wintl euch as tho management of tho con-1 House with a complete list showing tho consent of the owner, upon the lands of an- weapon resulted in favor of young Btnok-
nets in certain camps, tho deaths and es- exact number of convicts originally turned other Effingham county. Referred to well. On getting the gun away from Bes*
docs and tho barter and sale of lessee I overto’Penitentiary No. 1, 2 and3, and also, general judiciary committee. ho raised it and fired both barrels at old
intTrtstt etc. As tho Governor was ono of I a list showing tho exact number cf I ^ r * offered a resolution that 300 I man Bess. Tho girl noted las action os ho
the original lessees, and is still a surety on deaths and escapes which have oc- J°P*®> of a manual, containing tho rules of levelled tho gun at her fathor, and sprang
the bond of one of tho companies, a full I curred in and from each penitentiary from h°tb houses, tho standing committees of between her father and tho weapon just an
answer to the resolution will place him in the origin of the lease system down to tho “0 th houses, the names of tho members of the trigger was pulled. The conteuta of
niher a conspicuous light in connection present time. both houses with post-office address, and both barrels took effect in her breast and
with tho business. “Resolved further, That his Excellency, the constitutional rules of both houses, be Utomicb, killing her instantly. This stop
Aorupos of the convict lease, Mre. Fcl- tho Governor be requested to furnish this printed and bound for the use of the Gen- ped the fight The dead girl wag carried to
ton in the memorial to the General Assem- 1 house with a carefully prepared memoran-1 fcr ®J Assembly. Carried. I the bonne and young Stookwell was taken
bly’from the Woman’s Christian Temper- dum or exhibit showing the exact number . On motion of Mr. Bait the Senate ad- into custody,
aoce Union, presented to-day, makes a | cf suits, if any, which have ever been en-1 jonrned to 10 0 clock Monday morning.
(«rf 0 , arraiKniuent, *1“ . !*»«««!,n,. 0.u7t of G«,r K ls.
attend Newton tinjierior Court from South America. I Ride group of the International Working
Idonotknowwa.t Mr. Won.Mk'.pro.p.cUar. pgopi,-. Assoc i tl ticn was held, at whioh
to be Judge of the Stone Mountain circuit-in case I j. j «__ _ _ P
Newton U Included in the deal of counties—but 11 various plans were discussed. Some of tho
do know that at the time he caused these cases to persons present thought that ca a stormy
os made against Herman aud hla party, one of the I night with a few pounds of dynamito
most Influential mon In Oeorgla denounced the .v,” w ,.t e r tower conld he blown nn
whole proceeding and added: “Mr. Womack ha* I J™. 5 om ‘ l f D ® °J own . “P
done this thing, and if he ever shows his head for J ft pd urea started at some dozen
office again, I promise now. to do all In my power different places. Tho water works
to beat him."' , | destroyed, tne firo dopprtment oonld have
A CRYING KVIL. no water, half the city would go np in a
Judge Van Epps Heads a Lecture to One cf blaze, and in tho confusion than oansod tho
ilia Juries. I reorganized groups and companies of tho
Att/kta, KoT.mb.r ‘JO. -Without r.r.rrln« to U>. c, ' Dtu , ro
ruRuj oi>ufi cclcbrti iu the book* where protracted I tho city. Folico Captain ochaitch Biys ho
missyw uw r.uu up tii. principal involved, u<t I has nn tear of anythlnq happening at pres-
nuv-,. In «ouu«on«M .ml the co»u> ot court. It U I ea ^ aD |j 1,1, mon ar» keeping oloso watch
?2£3t£Si8&££!Z on the H. opul.l 1 not toll what ho
tlieoouil., ,rov. out of toUtrlels, i. ... whet. lit. I was going to do lit this psrticul.tr case, not
Juris., from whrtsv.r e»UMv_f.tl to ..rM^ _ _ _ | having any authontia Intoruiution yot, uml
“ ‘ think it beat to uiako
luriefc Which" U given la full I “» tnwatHOua puuuo in advano*.
bittutM it i. ot publtu imporUucw aud may result lu
gootl. TliOCVHt'Ul point v;ut n civil rult kud lu-
volvcd only ,i«). There h„» boea Ihreo lrW», oo.t-
PH1ZRFIGHTERB KNOCKED OUT.
I piper U too lengthy for reproduction here at I the different lessees, at different times, for ,
Itba time, but it is to bo printed for the uso and on account of any failure to carry out
I of the House, when the Txnkonam will bo fully all the conditions of their contracts I
Atlanta, November 19,1880 -No. 22 and A Judce 8tu , t , ,n "'' f h ' m *° ,,ie C * l ‘
log tha county f GOO. Tho question* Involved are I Ialtnp'y toCrrtnluCrltlcUinnot Itopublloisn
simple mature cf fact, upou which any intelligent I l'apare ou III* Insucurnl Amir*
Jury, rtgarillng their oath*, ought tu be able to « v v qi « i
come to an agreement aud verdict. It would be I Thoy, N. a., Novsmbor Jl.—In n h ttf-r to
iroDubl, to counties aud to tho hut. it other I the editor ot the Evening Telegram, Gov,
uagt. would Lk.».loill«position. I Gordon, of Georgia, says, referring to tho
’^fwhlSh'h'Zl to.; ““‘‘“‘•on u ' ' RopaWlam rspere,
keptoutaU night, retd: Brfoi. dUch.rgin« tho that he reaxarrted tho doctrine ot Hta'.us
Jury I went to uiekoswordot eiplusuon. 1 d.-1 rights in his recent Inaugural address:
■tre to uy to the Jurytb.t they h.v. Imwo kept' - - -
— „—^ ■. Jcontra. ” I Cleary to three months in Slate prison
I*. House that it failed, although from the account of eaoapee, etc., or whether any 00 “ r »' Aomlta .' Citv Council of Annua- rolae/m. and C0.UII0 to serve six week* in
lumber of leaves of absence applied for, bonds or contract, have ever been forfeited c!m r Tuailr 3 ada Q d B^kingCk^ the State prison atSan Qalntlu, Toe judge
laf gran ted subsequently, it ta doubtful if on scoonnt of eny failure of compliance “ ^ the manner In whioh the two
I to will be a quorum present to-morrow, w th the terma ot their contracts; showing Ql'wt.°£ y men had acted Influenced him In
tasSenate is now holdlDR .hnrt sesaiona wh.t .uita are now pending, end sgdna? aSnKonlrJ ’ ’ sentencing them. Costello had evidently
\wAkjournlng awaiting lor buslnow from which one or more of the lessees, and on Withdrawn ‘old the tfnth when ho had tesUfled that he
l 4 * 8 ™*' W ^R«o“ved ,l That m ffieG 0 vernoi be re- No. 1, Northern. Bearoly, Ordinary, vJ. histAt to knock Cleary out. He,
liesoivea, ijk uie uovewor do re- Kem j ricks AraueJ. W. )>. TntL W. M therefore, sentenced him to only six weeks.
I Iu- < l u t ,t0<1 *9 toioUh this house w ‘ th • fnl ! Bn d M. P. Reese, for plaintiff: F. il. Colley’ Cleary had lied upon the et :ml lu saying
T.E. Wataou, control _ ’ U ’ CuUiy '; ‘hat ho was not knocked down, bnt>|
THE HOUSE.
tt. Bair, or Bibb, Offers a Revolution
"blasting tbe Convict L .«. System
Ain sta, November
\T-ZXU Lj-j;
olthejonnislMr. Ham, of Hril, proper hi. predecessor., during his or thelr sp- judge, therefore, gave him a more sovere
Ppintnient to the poslrion‘ P*nitsnUary » . riTRm'V’tl UHnf’PE'mVflC sontance. This Is the first Umo In the
|Mtict having been given, moved a recon- pointment to the position of penitentiary 1 <1 , prinri t \))o uun/IDCnumc
Iddtrtiion of the notion of the House on the pbyslcltnt, bearing nnfavorsbly on any of OAlUIlUAl o i ltUt/ihLlJlrlub,
‘ Hicttodnced by him to mako judges of the ounviotoamps visited or inspected by
. Soperior Conrt ineligible for othcroffice them, from the origin of the convict lease
|f«n«U iheir term and for two years there- down to the present time. I THB HOUSE.
| after. The report of the judiciary oomuit- “Resolved, That tho Governor be ro-1 Wksu the Bous. met this momle* ihfre were
State that prise fighters have been con.
victedand sentenced for fighting.
OVERRIDING A M. It. COMMISSION,
to vat unfavorable to the bill and the | qneated to furnish this House with a state- I *»t a quotum for I Uuiu.l state Judje mil tt.mler. a irtcl.lon
Boni. adopted that report. meat giving the fall particulars connected Underth* regular order a number of atandluR Iaunrlog ■ Ballreed Commission.
; Mr. Ilam, without speaking to tho merits with the removal of certain convicts from committee! made reports. I Jackson, Miss., November 19.—Judge
kite hill, made an argument iu support of Penitentiary No. 2 to Southwest Georgia, “ r l2, or 'l‘ m —committee, Hill, of the Federal court, has rendered au
,ttt mo'iua to reconsider. and their subsequent return to the campon f’wSimioJre?Sdi.f of thflrnMnat rir. im P c ’ rtM ' t deciBl011 in th ® Vioksburgand
Mr. li rr.tr, of Monroe, chairman of the the Chattahoochee river, in 1885, and let insurance Company of Loudon. ^ Meridian rttilroad case, which is now in tho
puut judiciary, replied in behalf of the this statement show particularly the causes I AUo, a raoluUon for the relief ot the Norwich I hands of a receiver of his conrt, which an-
kmoittM. Ho held that the provision which led to theso sudden changes or «„ th<!ri s'“ th ® receiver to fix transportation
making judges ineligible for office for transfers of tho convicts, and tho I reVlLi'flloiurMireCompimy. ‘•“S'*” 4 I rates of tho road from pdnt to point in tho
too years after the expiration of final removal of the whipping Tb. su.nl appropriation bill, on moUoa of Mr. Stato so as to pay rnnning expenses end
Ihir ictm an unwise restriction of the boss at that time. Also the reports of the Gordon, of Chatham, w«s mad. a .pedal order for give C per cent, profit on the cash capital
wta of the people to select men for office, principal keeper of ttte penitentiary, or his “^JSSKito. on prltli.sre.nd .Iretloo. report- of roli . The j^a gtoyMto that the
ml tho tights ot citixens to aspire to office, auistant, bearing on this same trouble at *) that they bad carefully considered the con- I receiver is to submit the tariff of rates
|H*uLiluntood that this feature of the bill I Feultcntiary No. 2, located on the Ghatta- te*t*4 *1*01100 cm* from o*mpb*a couaty, and I tramed by him to the railroad commission;
‘fouli be insisted noon He then in a for- hoochee riter. J® but this submission resds in the decreo
jS* attacked tho proposition to mako j “Resolved, That the Governor be re- L;^. hiiVmsjort^*S F. S Hsmgr I e t2iff 0 rato? h nia* 1 41x2
ineligible during their term of of-1 quested to have prepared for tbe ins pec-1 contest* tb* auction and claim* tb*t many uug*t I P r *ffv *®^f flame the tariff rates now fixed
I to. It might be deeired st eome time to uon and examiaation of thie house, a writ-1 votre weraot ..d cououd for B.U, which if by the Btate railroad commission, ao far as
kts Boperior Court judge to the 8u- ten statement showing in detail the 11 4 uiVim m to ^o^^L»| C t^“m.mUr Af I “J’Pj icable t0 U>® Vicksburg and Meridian
“Hj bench. Under this hill it oonld not I amount of money which has been received conilderlQ g the evidence tb. committee r.-
Jury 1 want to m*k*
sir* tossy to tli» Jaryttiat tfl*y fl*v*fl**Qt«H | “Yen will find, I aui sure, unless my Inn-
arrs-W£ss*«rss m >- * Sioo a ht
uj>on * verdict, *mi forcing th* court to s*»rd« the spirit of a genuiuo nationality in it*
m *-trtsl and to ord*r a u*w hwio^, l* growlDK to aa well as of local povernmont.
ansLruilus flxtaut. Juris* tn too rnuty lusU&c** | j c « rtainlv feel and b inten-lrf?
•eom t> forget tho pnrpono lot which th*y bar* * ““v * co, » f ana , inltnaCO
b**n * l« ct» l and lmpan#l*d In a cs*s. They sr. Ito ixprrss deep intervat in our wholo couu-
obargefl with a cjuu, not for th* purpo** of du. 1 try. My concern is for a lattlng national
ssMMMto. but m yre bpuu . v«di«t. Uto life, whioh shall permit also of lasting na-
mi’sMlato held tos.tb.reod affurdml .v.ry ti'iii ii aail State libclty. The oriti.i-.iUH of
portnulty to adjust thslr diffvrsuce* and to ac-1 extreme papers arc not only unjtut bat
oc.mpi;*hth* r**uitfor whioh u»*y were brought they are also nnwisc, It Is a flfld ipeoto-
jogrtbreinto. Jury tox. This ere. tojrejloj. ^ find , Qah tw£n of’ the
dollars, it h*i U*n ihres mes tried, and American youth declaiming in tho interest
I mak* no question, it hu coit tu* couuiy from of party Bgllfilt doctrines which are not
thr«« hundred to fly* huodrtd dolUrs. And y*t only essonUal to our system, but ulao to
th* tones ar* slmul*. and th* fact* are of no Ap*-1 nnr t rnf .A nrn n •»!,•- «• nni from *n▼
rial difficulty. To *uir*r it to b*uU-tri*d and I our Iroo ‘ ,om * grievts me, not from any
•gain entail upon tb* public aud the p«rttr* tb* personal or party concern, but from moro
•spenseof at.ll ano hir trLl so*rus a hjlafortuu* I serious constdriatinns."
1> log clo** on tb* borderland of oaletnity. When I ^ ^ 1
aca«*ha*one* been 1 atlmtly *s*aln*d as to U* ARTHUR AND THB SOUTH
foot* and tb* law fully aud faithfully delivered to I - -
tb*Jury ttlathedury of tb* Jury to agr** upou a A H«nsatIon«l fltory Ifrutn Obloago Kx-
▼1 rdlct and to avoid th* rulu tf lltlgaul* and th* nlodod-Tlio Truth,
depletion of tb* county treasury by npoated tri-1 T _ F „* a . ,
aU. 1 cau feucy acaa* wh*r* on* or two Jarore I,, WUHTUJJ, November 21.—A story, pub-
may differ with tb*!r fellow* and ahould etand I luhed and sent out from Chicago, lhnt
i
"dene. Thero micht be strong reason of I each year for the hirs of oonvicta, and the ported B.1L tb. kitting member, ud ml mnicniTmv
r-Uic policy to elect jodgos of the Supe- amotit paid annually by the State of Gcor- C™ of ltatv.,, with a rreolntton Meting tb. RIFTED FROM ITB FOUNDATION,
|*hr Court to office, such as to the major* I gis to the principal keeper of the peniteu-1 ^if.’pejUieniton* moved th* adoption of th* r*-1 A 8lOT 7 Bummer if outs on a Mountain
W of Urge cities, as has often been done, tiary and hie assistants, including tho phy-1 Carried Twelve Feet by a o*ic.
tot thit wonld prohibit. If theto ahould eicians and of to^w^ldnrttf^SSu^m tb.re^£Ti Un.Durrow», N. Y„ Nov.mbcr 19,-The
>• a jodge who would prosU-ployasoonnectedmanvwaywthanyoftbureAtwr ho Jis» i |r,^, al M wb.»jirelirore p.gsleof yesterday completely destroyed a
Mi office for j)rivate_ ends, | the convict I bring kht. creeo«are«,b.ooniarer nothing .There I snmmtr house in proccns of oonitluc tion on
ta® people to rebnke him.
* tre wiser than some think.
Molten hoodwinked by their servants.
. *>• u any charge of this sort against -, D , . ., — rl — — —
I7l‘ i! U tkB iln tv nf the Ciencral Assembly eut time, so that each years receipts and readr now for tb. hrertng.
I^kak. ta * The way'to^elerato^the jn^ I expenditores shall be icparately «d dta- L^&nSSSSfcSffaSK'
,. th ., Eighteen men were engaged in the
^ j — , , , , u wre„ng akewtato building, putting np partitions and chim
«>uj la to elect pure men. In stating tinctly stated. d.Urad ler a full tmure, ind moved to mu* It the neys, and aU mirncalonsiy escaped unin
tot ear jadgse do not exert a strong polit- Mr. Holland, of Carroll To amend sec- lpK ui order for next WodnredAr. Th. motion I jored with the exception of one named Bee-
I toll i.i ' n .. _ , i tL. .1 $ ICC ref itoa (SAilA I » ri- s 1 • ■ —— - —
Ijxlintlaenoe Mr. Berner referred to the tion 1455 of the code. . , I mcl.mnnd ohuje-a I b *®> wto was seriously holt. The build-
1^‘tot in the recent election of judges by Mr. Oordon—A. biU to amendan act to co “£ D L ,^ 0 ft tT Jo,Sf tl ,, (otioitar^ ing was six storieshigb, 60 by CO feet, and
|toO«n«nd ^nuhly, there was not a jngdo I farther prescribe the dauea ot ux collector a bill to erreu In reel coantp . bored of renml- intended to accommodate two bondred
IftMwRl.i. m . * . ... tad-re. I A. -wrewirfd 1 t\T itasnlnff UX D. IAS. DCIOIC I Ivitlon nf nrr.tAPlV Wtl Atlll MNOnil tnr tha nnr. I
It** 1 1
1
lc
■ J ‘'Uiu AUtoiDiy mere was UWb «JS UB I r'—r,*'; . . I A mu titow W S.SAMX.S, . uwu UI Pjuai- ■ AAA St axv At
|!«a4kUta for re-clecUon. with opposiUon, ao m to provide for isauiug Ux fl. faa. before | uaffon of pro|-rtJ. »ai and p*»onai. for a* pur-1 g ue«U.
I*-1 incorrnntihle indieurv Mr. Berner I nta the Germania Loan and Linking Lorn-1 ateo, to amend par. *. ree. «, xrt. 7 of tb. cornu- Bibiiihobam, November 19.—Arntnge-
lau^A *** ..t I •».!..». I tntton. | menta have been made for the sale of the
! to require | Mr. Bmlth, of Owlnn.tt, Introduced -
l»Jtk» motion on tho table, which pre- lodges of the Buperior Court to
1*3°
I
e- 1 r I
° require I Mr. Bmlim of Owinn«tt.lnteodnc»d ». I Hloss Furnace Company's property toe
_ MttM on thu 'table, which pre-1 judges of the m re to prevreit the boiling of more than on. in syndicate of buyers from Richmond, Va.,
IVel once a week for two we,k« before each tM „„ tooore on tn. rem. rej. I hew \ork city, and this State.
I Bv m—. , , „„ I rrJm mnrt the order in which the dock- a nnmbre o< BrevN bill, wire red tbe tret tore. The price to be in two mil.
IkL.?®** 01 * bll l to repeal an act oou- term of conti ton ore « Mr. Orrebam. of WHtoo, Introduced a tdU to .tan 1
Itodping th. offices of tax receiver and et will be called. . , Ki ,, v.. unwd recUon tttt of tb. code. ll ? n doltarv, more than half
|toh# and tax cnllivtor nnd clerk of the I Mr. West, of Habersham—A .hill to de camber ot Uoum btlln were nad tb* reeond I of it in cash. T be
‘ r Court oTorcnJe ^untyw«read | cUre the ChHthooch- ri«r navigabta up | ^ _ | compart, wiH be known « th. "Bios. Sled
sv
(••J
^ “^to°Lk l e U, Mo^SLnrto^l^i^^£2a?KytS5SJ?!5 .C'ur'u.lh^SoTh! ^idre £
• “ P **“ fUg of > eommi«Aioners of roads and revenue* for retd roprtn. Tb.rreoluUon.re ndjpted. nacee in snecessfal opentUon, two more
to inMrnSrota th. Atlanta. Minis- Hall count,. n WU “rotot'im.SloiJtoSSiUl"J2SS2 l,aauM ‘ ^ ertcUd “ 0DC «-
w“f ^ ^0—4 re 13 nt., Hter gsnettag a I T T.^i.T„re
and, with certain minor amend I Vi.F. >>ju ». ^ licenM< urge number or leave* of absence. Luucdo Tex., November 18.—Froat and
* t P**ed. 1 to . _• trii»An_Tfl nrcscrib* tha I ——— I j C a prevailed early thia morning from Tju
LesUlature Note*. I K d 0 wa j ^ Monterey, Mex., dam-
ATt-awTA, Novemlwr Mr. OMvla, of B!eh-1 aging fruit ft ud vegetables considerably.
>8t J
^nfincorpotaU th. Atlanta and ^ oX^cf Mdton-To P^th.
E! 1 *"!!!* railroad was read th. third .itanner of fil ng defenre. in
"Sfe urwkTni&ton-A bill author-
- «r» inu, , to sell insolvent tax fi. f»s.
4*^. call of the conntiee for the intro-1'- *< ^ 7 Glrity 0 ( Paulding—A Mil to in-7,1
Ol new matter, Mr. Felton, of Par- constables and bailiffa in m
At Fan Antonio ice formed half an inch
;• -i
moed. Introduced three Important bill* In th*
iVrellre tM. Biyrntry Two of them r*eo«ctiv«lv 1 rt *‘.“** ““W"* 4co “»*««* *“cu
amend tb* eonaUtniioa, panutraph* l and i, *ectk>a 1 thick, the thermometer registering down to
7. article 7, by removing tb* notrietion placed on I 14 degrees below freezing point. All tbe
— aw • nf <*nnsuuit* »uu iNuuue m. i comBtle* In th* matter of nld to work* of internal I street hydrants were fro/, n, something that
‘«tda memori'affrom theWoman's | ^ _ . .... I d“t | G>®fe, even in midwinter.
JCrk® Ttaparmnoe Union, prepared ** I ifig.T talm of Thomao—A MlF^I 5ei." «■**»■».* MU strikse from p.iwgrepbll - •
DW ’’ Hul, tost tit.iii.. heldin Macon asking .Jf^.’.nner of ssUing trust proper- th. .ordt "trot" re.d-reir tmipore n-;t." .n,l "1. humu ExpUlurel.
wJ '"^■toUreJo, ““S; 10 “nSlKribingtheutanneroirere r r I nbaUtatre la Itewof tb. ret u.,ctioc«a «ord.. Cov.uAdr.rtuvr.
bib»t*^H«toiuU?.j”‘ 0 ®»I‘«Pf“7iaiontoryonDgl . f0 . reinT *g,ingtb*pro<.teas. ^ worrf , pupore of sldtag
ikia>*^BCtal? ,ui I nT ® ,,i I* 0 ® en d«r»,»«pnr*tingl t '. p ito,, of Ilibh, obtMned unanimous I ^ tf uterosl tmirovreaenu
1 UffitMSL" 0 * "Mes and hardened eiiminals. U „iilihkV. read th. third time and put th. Ovurexl Arereabir
a philippic agaimt tha col- I e ^^of Macon ao a* ^ authorig^g | u 7j>erwct> 0 f S*^«w.e.i vein* of *ii of
kl£?**I»tom of Georgia. Tho memo- ®I »* , {J, nd< f „ r the erecUon of a puli-c t[ „ u „, ln . Th i. wtU
W^U-si^ureof M«.W. IL
•V ^
end.
a*
S52W
-kuttre re° f Ur - Kmltb « of Gwinnett. ;• that the
«< the men .rial were orJetel j ..,. aiu ^i to the I-op 1 ",
111 ^ha n*o of t il..- !• iMrnons con^-nt Mr,
1**35*$ Bartow, introdnod»MU| * till
' r ■ -
f the ■
t Mr. C. M. Webb, a aubstnutiel yeoman of
'*nd"The j the second district, hadn’t visited Atliutn
nor ridden on a railr i hirice the war. He
annually from sixty to seventy-five
bsU-s of cotton, and ban sold every bale in
Newnnn that h*y ever raided.
noua# of correction, or rc
UUasre-A.
1 ^‘-PPortofco
Mathawi, of
tc emend *ec-
H QUA tOO» "
11* ^uilh * obuined cnAnin
ill t.. levy a Ui i ^jl’i.'u'v. r 7l the reeond ua«
schooU.
The PH
| 00CUy ll.zxAr 1.
Th* editor of on
phy of JournalUti
people'
enU tijn iuor»
' on the spot where he itche* the uml.
A LBITKH FROM OOV. GORDON
to !'i® ,r co “’i !U ?" *» . l «to >sit it to when Pfreident Arthur came from Wash-
i: r cb T en^* .nreipriitolug C *’ipirt“ St ‘f Eton to open the Southern Exposition in
trlflloff mlnoritv uf th*" lory I* any- this city, a scheme was It id by wbicb, in
thing uon tu*u th* pugnacltr of dofm»U*m. Aa- the Mreut ot hia nomination bv
other cm** b*r* thU wi*k, lavolvlog about * him- I ii. 0 Ri.miblif in* and lhnf nf
iv*d dollar*, p*rf*otly clear on il* own foot*, ws* n,® 4u a * Mn
mletrl*d by aq lnt*lllf*nt Jury end anot jor trial I UWyaiana ^ by tbe Democmta, tbo voto
ordered. Ude*d, nUstrlzle *r* much too frequent. I of the solid Uoutb was to be cant for Mr.
That CM* bad alftaftr been Mm! one*. *n«f win Arthur, is pronounced a work of the imagi-
oo*t th* county more than tb* pMnUff claims r -#i ftn >«. ,v. PhLreT?.
>• action, and tb* plaintiff will hev* mu* left L *“ on r ° r enterUlnment of Chicogo ro-
*fUr be pay* hi* oouneei. hurh * spirit in the Jury I porters. The Courier-Journal says the
box u *ubv*r4v* of juatlo*. It could not other-1 facts are that Louisville received and en-
STrek re” 1 ' ,Mld , ent , Arthur with becoming
taorodtlterootitoitd|KdDtoreiq harediffretnivtowe I ho-pit-Ht,. and_ daring his short stay
• differing view*
wbonfl *t*hut(pluth* privacy of th* Jury room. I nobody waaeo offensive as to talk or think
but they *r* there for tb* purptw* or dellbomuon about politioe. He was the invited guest of
tai^' , .woro £ ‘^ W V.d ta 1 ?: ,r..r I ,he th® honor duo a
times com. to . dectotoa not wlUiuul mtorevinse. Kn®*‘. « thorongh gentleman, and tboPreal-
but tssjr readiljr follow tb. bret light they hive. 1 dent of the United States. That was ulL
think Jurlre. too, .bould com. to a dretolon folios. ■ - — ■
log tbe bret light tb. ere. dtocloree. When ou. Mr. Artbnr’s Funeral,
? IW Voag, November 21.—One thousand
U'.U4.nithen t<At ireat i ur rre«uiu|.Uon that I police officers have to-day Leon detailed to
ta. minority to wrong end tare tb. roret of tb. service In oonnection with Mr. Arthur's
»h«r« will ba no verdict, end la proportion m Jurl** I roanded by Insiiector Steeifl, supported by
f*U to Pi" •y*t*n» of jury trial* is iurmri**! five capUiua. Thirty of tho finett-appear-
nnd oUtrucUvo ruber than promotiv* of tb* cson ing and tallest men of the entire force will
^ijy“:?^^ L *j.,re n ui^;u b T. Kfjfd ««“<«* to “*»
to not a n ilvetlon on tb. conduct of tbl. Juiy or I tb* raxaiDurr will attxnd.
any otb*r, but only to *mpbmiM tb* *vu* of mte-1 WiaanoTov, November 21.—Tbe Presi
dent left Washington to-night for New
Tn* CoDffr. **t»n*l Eloctlon*. I Vork on the 10 o'clock train ovt-r the Penn-
ium, November 90.—Tb* following to tb* I *>lvanU railroad. He was accompanied b,
offletot record of rstare. re tb. n~-nuv. sUre of I Srcretariea Bayard and YiIhs and Private
S'ol^uYn I Lac.ont,
till SUT.bH KH4SC18 ADAMS.
Tb. Mental, of but. ertutre tb# following to I
tb.Oov.rnor: I
Statc or Ogquu. Omen tBcmrriaT or to. orrett Hkk.vSm.lti Htat.kmau Lire
Br.Tk. Atlanta, Oa . Nov.mUr XL lwS.-Uto Ki-.
callaacy, tbe Ouvunur: Tb. Im Mg*, bvreto An-1 uol “ *“ D
n«xM contain a rerroct canrelidAiion of th- vuir. Boston, November 2L—Uon. Charles
cAAlforten member* to nprreent tbs Huts nf Franais Adima di.<l .-.rlv ltd. ...nmino .7
0eorgta ta tb. 60tb c^ugrere of to. I mud btatokb M. ,Sta2!!ta. .ff.refL 7 n L,^ *1
re eppews from tb. return* of fll. In t(j|,(,fb<.e. ■ »*- r-SWre— h. ,ki. -I*- Tl- w. i —a
m
• t Mf»t«.
Jfarweud!
Given under my bend end cffldsl
n. a us
ImMbv
First (^ofr*Mlen*l DUtrict-T. fti
W g Otetwtvlf,
liml 11. <1. Turner 2.411. w
M®*- | Hu Wife, whoinrviveebiai, ttai« iltugh-
Fotuta-T. W. ortmre XVn, J. o. UarmtobAal Ur o( q,, ^ p eUr C . Brooks, of Medford,
bis r.sldance in this city. Us hud autlsred
for soma five yetra from a lirain trouble
arising from overtaxing bit brain in literary
work anon which he wageng.^nl. Hewaa
th* third son of John Qnlnav M«a and
was bora in Boston August 16th, 1S07.
Hi. wife, wboaorviveabim, snail ingh-
whom be married fifty-eight yi ars u^o, and
.. . „ _ a .1*7 whom be had five sons and two
. tovyto-LC-qareawte fceu.w. H. Fritao MW. | danghtara. Two died, thoae Uviag being
iimm-riofto uu. I u^.. IaL. 11 .. ** -
KtVbib—li. xi. Ceriios 2 322, Beab lUes*22.Di>ber-1 John Quincy, Uon. CharltH Frxocia
ty 33. I Henry, Brootif, aud Mary It., wife of Dr.
Proceeding* fluprem* Court of Georgia.
Atlanta. November 2i.—Ho. I Northern. Arga-
mmtcoacluijesl
No 2 Nr.rtheni. DUmla**4.
No 3 Nortliern Uudl«r v*. Bens to k Co.
ned. U dRM k V*a Dew for pUtutlff; a.
lUOarry, T. W. T***l*y. wst/s.
No. 4 .Northern. Hbe!ton*t*l. v* K!cb*rJ«on.
Quincy D«lhau. Tho fuuvrol will take
plea.onTnt-layafternoon fromthe Con
gregational Church at Qniney.
ITALY AND Tllr, POPE.
A FoiiAlMlItjr tliattlre Fo|.« Stay Quit IIoiua-
Prnncl* Joseph Appealed to.
Rome, November 21.— Catdinal Jacobin
Signed, i. a. UcCmitr. i. ».Veri^rM5rF:|P*I l *l“« , *» r ? of * f ■ Uta |It■« of il
Kbani.-,", |g. F. Berea fer FtotatlF: II ,m A Vm health, hns aekt.l the I’opi to accept hi,
D «fr55l_ - . ^ . I rredgnallon It in known n ,a i .■ i .rdinal
VrntoAredOreptalaltW: Tb.rei’ril'wrerem*—I sttfi* 1 * fry™ lAdjttet Stop the cm-f
. XovtbMs orewgta navmtoal Wovta van—H -k^k— — ‘ ■ *
Corttalg*. AtgMd. Tt,mk*L *c«nr« pUli.
UF: Ton A task kart by Heretovu A Pre^u cn.tra
No. 7 S-.nUmru. Put I* b**l of omit.
No. 0 Kortbcr i. flUodsH *1- \« W#l!f *t *1.
Arn'iM N Jordan k U*U for (.LAloliif, J. E 1(
Mrs
CMU® of hi* de-ir. to r * 1 it th.* approach
of ft difficulty with Uw Qabiunl. it i*
r» pi:rte.i t: rett'...i Poj .• wrf.o to the Emp*.
n, 4. ^ him to int«r-
'ound t; ;at he would b*
q'.it Rome unl«u»
of tu** \ali.*nn iin-
uIaIi-c. ri al p*rty wu
*■"'* to insult him. Th*
-ephli t-n t replied yet.
t<> ► icceed
if he fthouhl b«* allowed
ror Frauen Joa
vece, on the
obliged t<y
the Lo-sitiof
Aim.' »:v• ry ch*
U much
1 Uj retire.