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THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23,1886.—TWELVE PAGES
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' Mr S hcfteld, of Bibb—A bill tn imanil
A MOVEMENT TO ESTABLISH TWO J® 3 - 3'UO (b) of the code ho to provide
STATE AGRICULTURAL STATIONS. | * or tb« annual revision of the jury list in
| ""Ji* e8 J Iav ‘ng an incorporated town of
The Agricolturat Comn,1 ttee Is of Such
jiombBM and Importance as to be
AbletoForcea 1)111 fortheSta-
lions—As to Immigration.
10,000 or more inhabitants.
Mr. Coggins, of Banka -To prohibit tho
sale of liquor within three miles of any
church 6ituated without the corporate lim-
Its of any town or city.
Mr. McGarity, of Penlding-A bill to
(■or several 1Sw, 8 ' th ? li “® o{ hoMing the fall term of
tho bupenor Court of Paulding county.
ftSSUK I . si . r - C “ d »?. D * K »lb- A bill to amend
533 of the code, so as to make it a
TIIUKSDAY’S PROCEEDINGS.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE
PUBLIC PRINTING SYSTEM.
TheTtltgrsph's Correspondent MakrsTlim -
lF 8og K eiitl*»u*. that It Would be Wt 11
to Heed—'Waihln»c»on , s Insur
rection Claim 9.1,311 51.
Atlanta, November 18.—There are sev-
eral important matter, in connection with
the State go reminent of Georgia inviting
practical legislation, which should be called
to the attention of the preat nt General As
sembly. One of these is the pnblie print
ing question. A very slight investigation
w ill convince any one familiar with the bus
iness that the present system is radically
wrong, and can easily be worked, if it is
not, to the grest loss and disadvantage of
the state.
The publio printing Is nnder the control
and supervision of a board of coinmiarion-
ers of publio printing, who have the ap
pointment of the publio printer, take bis
bond and audit his accounts. The board
consist, of the secretary of state, the
treasurer and the oompUroller-gebeml.
—utiemenni may be amioiuted bv those I . x ? committee on Deal and Dnmb These officials are members ex-officlo and
^oricuUural associations. I Asylum Messrs, Johnson of Screven, Fagan constitute the board. While itgoeewith-
? Tbe committee on agriculture in the ... out saying that any publio trust would be
Pause si a very largo and influential body ,±°. *? e penitentiary committeo were enhrely safe in the bands of the distin
ct “ they favor tie movement as of ad- ot U ° u 8>“. *■><• guished gentlemen who are now occupying
to the agricultural interest they i “ e !i of ®**rke. the positions named, it may bo said with-
cnghtfto have no difficulty in securing the °, n , the Jmnatic Asylnm out bdng construed as a reflection upon
alaaislation * ete added Messrs. Johnson of Screven, 1 them, that they are in no senBe experts
Mart cf Troup, Darden of Heard, and Sims I in this particular business, which the law
I of Lincoln. makes a part of their official duties. They
Under a suspension of the rales a bill to are not practical printers, and do not nn
Atlanta, November 17.—For
viars the State Agricultural Society nos | J[ r f
Jamestly urged the Legislature to establish section o.,., U i sue cone so as to make it a
rj; i ss™ - f "“- [n —■*
Of one such Stotton, and the second, which and Bainbiidge railroad
war read the first time in the House to-day. I Mr Fvitna nt \v« , . .. .
provides tor two *•»*»*•» be locatodfn in“tha't all entries n.ide 8 by rsheriVol fi!
different seotions of the State. A member fa. s be entered on the exeention docket,
of the oommittee on agrioulinre in the Adams,of Green—To authorize tlio mayor
House expressed himself to-day as strongly and council of Greensboro to issne bonds
in favor of the movement. He think, to erect and furnish certato ,c “oS* bm“d-
.bill will pass providing for one or moro ings.
snch farms to be nnder the management committks 1™™
and supervision of such officials as the w* . . . * * .
Commil-sionf r of Agrianltnre, the president o£ H»«.cbsnmen,tbe following
rf the State Horticultural Society, the mas-1 wer ® made to certain commit
ter of the State Grange, and aneb other nf! ... ... _ . , „ ,
...iLagn as mav be .DDointed bv those . . H>c committee on Deaf and Dnmb
desired legialation,
The committee on enrollment have exam,
ined and favorably reported on the follow.
:■ .nnnintrnenta in *li« Hn„«o- » suspension or me rails a Din to arc uoi praoucai punters, ana ao not nn
Messrs It N P Lamar A B llarrisai l’nui »system of pnblio school, in Car- derstand the businees, nor can they be ex
Messrs, it ». namar, a. 11 itarrisoi, taui rol ton _ Oorvnll eonmv th. n.nt^ to nns«i..s it Th. i.« ,.h—....
«'v.. m moll w F Itavhon Lewis n tollton, Carroll connly, was read the third pepted to understand it. .The law charges
J IT i! Faranm d J J Wden time “ nd P“ 8ed - » was ordered transmit- the secretary of state, tho treasnrer and the
85 toe ra™dVtnroiling md ra- «£■*** V° iK 8 ™* ... fTT,"" M *• »«Pon*ibHitiea of
- „i„.l. Amo, a blii to abolish the Oonnty Conrt! tho pnbho minting. but the law does not
^Tho Stone Monntain Judicial circuit was —
a temporary creation of the last Leg- 7:,..
isle tore for the pnrpoae of clearing the .i„rU2! j°
. .. i-.h.t ti,« A,i„„t„ .;,.„it rt i. Stoners of roads ana revenue ror me county 1 primers, nor is mere any necessity omer
m°ak A . ^ttor n MoanLin I anl | Ln in this reapect that Ley. aholld be.
circuit a permanent one, giving to it half * ,,'l \
It
clearly impossible that
,1— .n.h .d rf.K.ih ni—I Mr. McCord, of Bichmond, by consent, aneb a board unlees, porcbance, it shonld
a dozen coMOjejautm aaDeKjub, OlMlon. I tntredneed a bUl providing for the esUb- aome time happen that these offices ate
yr^^n^hlvo not Wn ™,ha™ p d!« KsLmeot of tw0 •gScultura!Experiment sta- Ailed by praoti.JaVprioter., can pass intelii-
counties proposed will bo presented to the CM j 0
Legislate Mkllig for tternTMilon of Sttoh Also, a bill flxicg the hours of labor in I forth exact specidcations. The boaid may
* dion'iMa nndarstewd'thtt^Hon. Emmett I co 5* on b£ hours a day. ' * * ' ‘ ' ‘
indeed, determine whether the charges
Mr. Gibson, of Glascock, offered a reso-1 made are aocordirg to the law, bathers their
Hcieney may be esid to end.
I make no charge that tho State printer
has taken any advantage of bin opporti
Worn nek, ofNewton, tho present “* lntion requiring the clerk to place .on the I effieieney may be eaid to end.'
],c.tor general ofthe^riren^wiflbea £root of ^ eh d « sk the Bame a ^ d connty of x mak J no Charge that the
a f''• ! " ll 'te for the judgesh p Col Worn- thf) membfr Adopted. has taken any advantag. of hi* opportnai-
ack is very popular in his district, and pop^ Mr. HawU, of Effingham, offered a reso- tiew, as I do not know that snob Tu
uUrm the countieavbich may form the | at i° ,if e<iue , ti ,) g th® committee °d hygiene the case,but it is a matter that the eom-
new district, and he wonld be a very strong Rnn ^Qimtion to examine into andimprove mittees on pnblio printiog might
candidate for the iudgeahip.- There Is tea- if th6 T entilation of the hall, inveatigate with some proflt to the State. I
son to believe this will be the result of the Ado ‘ pted . hive heard, however, that a practical pitot-
movement. , , Mr. McLendon, of Thomas, by consent, er and an expert, bating occasion to exam*
rhe committee on immigration I offered a resolution reqnesting the finance ine the publio printing for certain purposes
interesting meeting this 1 committee to count certain coupons in the recently, gite it as his opinion that the pa-
had under ooMideraUon the memorial of | Treasure!’a office as requested in the report per used, or portions of it, do not oome up
tie btate Agricultural urging the I oi thgt Adopted. to the quality or standard required by law.
Legislature to provide for the proper ail-1 Mr. Vining, of Morgan, by consent, intro-1 It might he some improvement on the
vertiaement of the resonrees and attrao-1 j uce ^ a bill providing that mortgages on I present system to have the pnblio printer
lions of the State of Georgia for the pnr-1 cro p 8 ^ a ]y rtcorded for supplies, be given elected by the General Assembly, and have
pone of inducing immigration. A number I priority over otter mortgages. the publio printing when delivered inspect-
cf the committee appointed by the Agn I? ed by an expert There U no doubt n gr»t
cultural bociety appeared before the com-1 THV SENATE improvement could be made in the present
mittee and made urgent appeal and »rgu- „ . . .i u a\ stem, and it would probably be a grtot
aisut in behalf of the .abRct-matter of the A Biil to Iton_to.r, K,- of
ME. sr'tonxu)'* Laxob kill.
-1ft. BebofleU, of Blbii. introdseod Ao
following bill in the Konae tbin moraiug.
to be i ntitled an act to rcgulato employ-
nietit f labor:
St-etioo L He it enacted by the General
.AV-niblf of tho Stale if Georgia, ami it u
b< ioby raaeted by antbority of this samo.
That from and after the passage oi the uct,
that any person or corporation engaged iu
mvniii.i taring which requires from per
sons in his or it* employ, under penalty of-
forfeiture of part of the wages earned by
them, a notice of intention to leave such
employ, shall be liable to the payment of a
like forfeiture If he or it discharges with
out similar notice a person in snch employ,
except for incapacity or misconduct, nuless
iff cute of a general suspension of labor in
bis c.r itf shop or factory,
K-ction 2. Be it farther enacted by the
. r.thoritv aforesaid, whoever by inUmlda-
tion or force prevents or seeks to prevent
11 person from entering into or continn
ing in the emp oyment of a person or cor
poration, shall be punished by a fine of not
more than (100.
'.Beotion 3. No person or corporation shall
by special oonlract with persons in his or
it* employ exempt himself or itself from
any liability which he or it might otherwise
bo nnder to snch persons for injuries suf
fered by them in their employment and
whtch result from the employer's own ntg-
ligenoe, cr from the negligent* of other
persons in his or its employ, or which re
sult in any case from exposed or dangerous
machinery.
Sectiun 4. Be it further enacted by tho
authority aforesaid, That no.mlnor or adult
person shall be employed iu laboring in
any manufacturing establiaument more than
tan hours in any one day, exoept when it is
necessary to make repairs to prevent the
interruption of the ordinary running of the
machinery, or when a different apportion-
r.ieiit of the honrs of labor is made for the
•.■It purpose of tneking a shorter day’s
work for one day of the week, and in no
cuao shall the honra of labor exoeed sixty
in a week. Every employer
shall post in a oonsplcnons place in even
room, where snch persons are employed,
a printed or plaiply written notion statin)
the number of hours of work required 01
them on each day of the week, and the
employment of any such person for a lon
ger time in any day than 10 stated, shall
he deemed a violation ot thia Beotion, nn-
ias« it appears that snob employment is to
make np for time lost on some previonH
day of the same week, in consequence of
the stopping of machinery, upon which
snch person was employed, or dependent
for employment.
Section 5. Be it farther enacted by the
authority aforesaid, whoever, cither for
himself or a* superintendent, overseer, or
other agent of another, employs or ha* in
bis employment any person In violation of
the preceding section, shall be pnnished by
a fine at notices than fifty dollars or moro
tbsn fone hundred dollars for e*oh|separato
offense, and may be prooeeded against in
nny court of this Slate having jnrisdistion
by any party interested.
Beotion U. ltepeala oonflioting laws.
the inside of atuni’a.
!>•<! 1
CAPTUV JOHN MTNTOSH KELL AP-
pointed adjutant-general.
vlct Ctootnted.
inber 1H. Andrew I*win,
convict from tho county gang,
' 1 t night by Officer
to-day to
Ati. ista
Ott-oaf..
•as osp'jred lato l
Geor K o Hamilton and turned
Captain Donaldson.
Ha Takt* the Onire January 1st— 1’rohlhl- |
in, Wlne-Koonui and the ItecoriUr’a
Court—Dank Jtulldlng struck
by Lightning—Personal.
Proceeding* Sapretn. Court ..f
Atiuxta, November U —No 1A, 17 i
rIa iuuroad *tud banking Oo mint nr et
tine Hobr et al. Ar»med. W. K. 3
Miller, J. H. Gumming for iilalntifi M
contra.
. Doart then adjourned to 9 o’clock
Atlanta, November 17.—Lent week notice vu I row.
flr*t publlehed ln the Tileuraimi that a movement I w ®re delivered to day.
adjutant general of the State of Qeorgla. Oov. .
Oordon «m warmlj uri.d toma.thU.ppolut- wibb, ior plilmiff;"IKiliV'wniM k
menu and the presentation of t^e matter met with | era], ontra.
auch favor that yeaterdaj he tendered the appoint-
mens to Oapt. Kell, who haa since accepted It. The I butcher,’ ’conha
following te the oorreepondence on the subject:
Atlanta. Oa.. November Id, 1880.— 0
Mclutoeh Kell. Hunnyelde, Oa.— Mjr Dear
friends throughout the Btate have urged your ap-1 , '
polntment to the poeltlon of adjutant-general. Tha lI 7__
office l* not at thle time vacant, but the preeent I Oa., November 18.— No. 21
and efficient incumbent. Col. John A. Stephen*. | ^ Argument continued,
lnforme me that falling eyealght will make it nec-
eeeary for him to eurrender hie poet at the end of
the preeent jear. Itetforde me great pleasure to
tender that poeltlon to too, and toexpreea the hope
that It mav suit your views to enter upon the dis
charge of its duties on the lit of January, next
No. 3, Au
“"ebb, for i
•al. tmtr*.
Koj 0 . Eve. 'commteloner vi.filmon. Anmod. M.
by , loalcr ** LAm&r. for plafisUff; BAlem
"utcher, contra *
~W-~ , Port Royal anJ AngueU Rail-
CpUln J. »t .1 v. br.r.co. Arcned. J. K.
rSir: lonr 2“““*”*,*-L.WI00. J. OsnMil. lor pUUUfT.
I your_.p- | F- H. Mltlor, W. K. Mlll.r, con-
0 *•• ^tdTonib.r 18—No. 11 AuraiU
limit. Arzuinoot couUnu.d.
Court tli.n Adjournrd to 9 o’clock >. m. to-morrow.
Cuthbert-W. B. Owen's Death.
CtrrHBBkT, November 17.—Mr. W. R.
>«< 1,0 wi iu* uuuu tm uio m ui **uuarj. ucxi. i 9" ^ f0iideDCO Of llill fttll.t-r ut
I would be pleased to reietve uotlce of your ac- ** a ^ V^* da /i wter lingering for a week or
1 more. Air. Owen wa* a young man of ster
ling integrity, honesty and uprightncM, .iml
caftaim krll AccKpn. I wt* h prominent figure in Catubcrt'a society.
The following communication was received at I He baa been living in the city all bis life,
the executive offioe to day from Captain Kell noth I none knew him bnt to love him. Xlis
fylng the Qovernor of hla acceptance of the potl-1 places a darn per over onr whole city
Uon of adjutant-general of the 8tate, tendered him I ,ini * !**][?* vacancy in businefut circloH
which will be bard to fill. HU father and
AOOU.-XU [D^Mra. Jacob R. Owen-bie
cellency J. B. Oordon. Atlanta. Oa.—My Dear Mr: I |J**ter8, Airs. II. B Mathews and Mrs. B. L.
yesterday
Bunrykidr, Oa , November 17, 1886.—To Bia Ex
■twvuiou »»ur o* jc*i»ru»y i* monni. a ■ Dunn, mid hU brothers. It. O. Owi II nod
a«o r u°.'S;Tsnmsissi «f
the apptlntment of adjuUnt general ln ray I Ul ® ,dHS “J d®voted son and brother. His
I regret sincerely the affiiotion of "the I remains will be interred at tho cemete ry
n ent able and emcirui iuuuiuUut, Cntess! John | in thU pUcs tC-SOITOW mornlns stt&ttssff
tephens." and ln accepting the appointment to h. v . boat anal
ftU the position he wUl b. necSetlUted to surrender | tt li08t ot ® a d-hearted frionde.
by my
of you
behalf.
at the and of the preeent year. I can assure you
that ray earnest desire will be to so*tain and ad
vanoe the interest of tho military under your
mand, and all other duties pertaining to the offioe.
Thinking you for yonr klndnese in i
pleasantly
ign regards.
liAIiY'S SCALE.
laemottoL
THB HOU8B.
pr... Company for 30 Year. 1’iuMd.
I AnJJrtAjNovember 17.-^Thebenatemet alr ol u . wuul , . B .„„
at 10 o clock, President Davidson in th® has introanceda bill to repeal the aoi of ihe
| lie unuline.
Mr. Moye, of the county of Waslu iRton
Many Import.nc Hill. Offered-A BUI as to I chair. After prayer by Chaplain Jones the Leiiitlatnre for the establishment ol a
I roll wa* called and the journal was I ao hool of technology. It is highly probs-
TtNchrre Ktcoiaaldered
Atlakta, Novtmher 17.—Bev. Dr. Eddy, I “ d approved.
.... ... _. blea warm delate will be had cu tfc. till.
pastor of the Church of the Uedeemer, I A resolution byMr. Bntt, that daring the 1 Washington oounty asks reimbnr .einent
opened the proceeding, of the House with ? £ Vd Al “f for (3,341.52 expended in putting d .wn un
I thf Senate^Hon. W. U. CehanUs, assistant I injection against the authority jf Ihe
amt .utorlag the ra.ld.nc ot Mr. Charts. A. Bin-
dMI, on Walton atn.t, uv.nl «..k. mo, with tu
toot to .teal. Bootonoo wu .tuponded until Vrl
d»j to gin oouumI s chooco to tram, and .ubmlt I‘“J- 1 * 4 I o.usht tho dluoo* from Mai
1 » f,U oU over ray taco and nock and ovra
sot Into uy ojo>. Nobody tbouabt wo wp u, d • ,w
b « u " , J t tell an re wo warn dl.tauriS f r Ut..
lhrardof tb.Outlrunll.ittol.- .ml r mound a
bolt o of Cutlcnra tie. Went,» box of Onttenra, and
» i.ko of Concur. H Of. « d u.e.1 thrm oon.tAntly
toy.nd l K hL Afurudn, two bo.U-i.fUe.olv-
lent, ourb xe. o' CnUcur«,nd fourtake. of Hoor.
wosnporfMUyeaiod without..c.r. My boy’,
“ke eetto. I.IfXlK EPIINO.
371 Clrand .treat, J.raey City, N. J.
hwoni to befora u. tbl. 37ib day of March, 1H-H.
Uinnur V lti.niN.ov, 1. P.
pliconto holding dipl
colltiie to teaoh without examination.
Alto, th“reading of thejourn.l Mr. Mo-I titwer a .umennon or ine rn.es .or me i the human sy.tem. Thi. hill se.ni.
Cora moved a t3.iderut.on of the bill. Fringle lutr^ne^ the follow- £ baTe the traditional nine live, of tho cat.
The motion wa.«conded by Mr. Dag- «»« AnLu™- SeveralLegwlat are. have had th.honor of
| of the illness ot bis wife.
Under a suspension of the rales for the
reference to the effects ot alcobolio drinks
This hill aeoms
gm, of Hancock, who opposed it* passage
referred to the coninii tee on education:
A bill to provide for the study of phy-
laying it oold and Utelsas. It appears that
it haa life enough yet to warrant l * being
Imwuso Mr Ctilvilb'ol Blehmond.tbe'ilw I eiologj »mfbygienein*ll the^ubfio schools yuJj ^i 0 ,»d ’the preeent Logislatura
tri.ilacer of the bill, wa* .bsent during iu | I ^? U timr “° l ^ ** ‘ be
On motion of Mr. Peek, Senator* Lewu, | p A \urtbe adjonramet of theiHonae to-day,
- T ,, > 7."j — ,r: Alter tue aajouramoi Ol iuo|iiuuso vu-u.y,
McLeod end 1 owell were added to the I „qu e ,t vvas made throngh the clerk that
!*•— ow —ri-nlinv, I ^ of comm itt*«i meet in front of
teconsider prevailed,
nkw bill*. | committee on agriculture, lHwu , rl4 „...
On tho call of the roll for the introdao- On motion of Mr. Northcatt *11 bU1 * , o£ the speaker’* desk for the purpose of
Uon of new matter, the following bille were the House eud Benate ready for a third I aum £„ ln an i mpor unt matter,
introdneed and apnroprietely referred: 1 reading were taken up for that purpose. I (be alat together it wee an awemblege of
Mr. DuBose, of Wdkee-A bill to prevent The Benate then took up the report of I(p ; eMin tatiyee that any Btate might have
foreign eorporstlons doing buxine** in luix I the ooumittete of the whole, or tho bill of | p rou j 0 f. It was the pick of th*
State from removing cases to the United I the Hons* “to mend ”®<;lton 1 of sn ajt, I j| oato ^ their appearance spoke well for
Butes Comte, except on writ of error from approved Bsutember U, 188o, entitled an y l# people they represent. Ths pnrpoae of
the Bupreme Court , act to provide for ceding to tna united I tije wai to agree open nours and
Also,.»bill allowing the strengthening of gutes the inriadietton of this Btate over M as to any conflict of oom-
bonda in criminal cases after said cases „ tte h lands near the city of Atlanta, in the ^1**.
have been carried to the Bupreme Court. county of Fulton, or the county of Dthalb,
Abo a hill to provide for the sentencing M the United BUtea may acquire title to, THE HOUBE.
’ * “ * J - J - 1 1 ' ** ff 1 ~ — ** M*kn Reports—
h Liibur still.
When the jour
_ Hr. Gioson, ol
Glascock, moved a recommendation of bia
of criminate in affirmance of decision* of I for the purpose of establishing a milittry rJlH Ht»o<linc Commute** Al
the Bnpremo Conti. . poet,eto," byeUiking out from eaideectlon Mr. (eheA.M l.tr»d«era .
Air McGhee of Alurrsy—A bill to amend the word* “two huudrva and inserting in Atlanta, November 18.—
the charter of ihe Btate University so a* to ii ea thereof the words “two hundred and 0 al was read this morning, Mr. Gioaon, of
add four additional trustee*.
Mr. Al. London, of Thomas—A hill to in
fifty.” The report was agreed to.
__ The hill was read the third time and I resolution whi h was adopted yesterday,
corpor“o the Thomi»vme”8treit ltailioad I p«NNrd by * vote of 32 yeM to 2 nay*. requiring the clerk to place on eMh mem-
Company A message from the House announcing | ber s desk oards eonUuniog ths names and
Mr 6immon*, cf Snmpter-A hill to au- the passage of certain bill*,
thorize transferees to collect the iawfnl Ux m ° *" * ‘
on tax fi. fa.** from the date of transfer. , —»— . ,■ ,
Also a bill to authorize bona fide holders amend an act incorporating the town of reconsider prevailed.
Of Jilin to landlords to collect the Balt Bpriogs. BeporU trom the foUowing committees
of note* given to Un | Th# *j ) u l , 5 am , 0 p (or • third reading and were: submitted The general jndieiary,
as pnt upon it* passage. special judiciary, railroad banka and edn
Mr. Bntt, chairman of the corporation I cation,
committee, made the point that it wonld be
nneonstitntional for the Benate to
notes given
same. ,
Mr. Stewart, of Rockdale-A bill to pro- was
vide for the appointment ot inspectors of 11
food.
Ur. Hoghe*,of Montgomery -A bill allow
ing Daniel J. Mathews, of Montgomery pass
this
iTVithnnt . license * I motion of the Governor neving rarer-1 read toe toiru urne. ine eomminee nau
VIv^Kim.^of i incoln-A bill to prohibit eD ce to the adoption of the constitutional nut repotted or the bill, and, on morion, it
Mr. Bime, of Linco.n-A mu to proa ence w ^ co i Mrn i DB the handling of was recommitted.
eoek fighUng. ordinaries to record local bllls by ths Benste, had not been mads A bill, by Mr. Bawls, to repeal the regia-
, r®<l air ® “'"‘'Iffi -uj ad-1 thirtyday*. Aftac eonsidarabl* dtsenaston I tration law of Effingham oonnty,. wa* read
the Anal aetriemsnu of goardian. and ad thirty days. ^ Jameg ^ WarJ> the I the third lime sod p«*d by snbatitate.
mini.trstnr*. a kiii in suiboriza bfll «Bccai!mM~» to the general jndioUry A bUl, by Mr. Bawls, to repeal the fish
Mr. Koy.of JackMin-A billto au hon~ and game law. or Effingham county, was
the mayor and comicil of | 0 f Mr. Wright, of the First, read the third time end passed by sabsti-
bill became the precis- Bute, by Ur. Bawl*, of Effingham, waa
tha Governor having refer- real the third time. The committee had
pend (250 to macadamise the pnblio square
of said town.
tha following Uonse bills were taken np tat*.
- - - - *■— * The bill, by Ur. Calvin, to amend section
*'j[r James, from tna joint committee to
the code, providing that grad nates
of coUegea applicants for teachers’ places in
this Stats may be permitted to teach with
es- I ont examination. This was a reconsidered
Savannah. | bill, and, on motion of Mr. Calvin, wa* re
committed to the committee on education.
By unanimous consent, Ur. Clay,
Ur. Bray, of Fulton, to ®“' I 'd to* ohsr- and Um , 0 f holding the ljdfof
I 8» A perior conrt ot DtKslb county. Baferrad | cdooUa)
Also,
Untnal
Also
lanta relative to tax on church property,
Also, to incorporate the W«*t End ana i , ^ to ' incorporate I Cobb, inUodaced a rcoolation for ths'relief
Eaet Point Blreet Bsilroad Company. * general, local apeoutsub I of H. I Adams, trna.arerof the NorthOeor-
Mr. Howell, of Fulton-A bill to ineorpo-1 rsiBj.^ cradit( re po t t, s gieConfereoos, M. E. Cbnreh, South,
rate the Bonthera Live Block Insurance * to { ha that billa in- A large nnmior of bills were read tha
Ccmpany, of Atlanta. .... I *'mnrating railroads sra generaL I second time.
Mr. Glenn, of Whitfield, chairman of the Uorp g ^^^^ ^ committee By uiitnlmoua oouaeDt, Mr. Schofield,
•pedal cimmittee to lnveerigsto w ^*T*. , T „ iara ,i on and labor: Bibb, introduced a bUl to regulate the em
railroad bill* are general, local 'P®^ 0 \;“$Twortb: eldrrn.ii; Miens. Jrask- ploymant of labor.
**“ Mr. Wlwo.i«._««•. '' Sjnlh B „ k> oona«nt,Mr. Moym of Washington,
‘ following billa:
THE SENATE.
A Dill to Provide tor tho Correct ltetorn of
Property for State Taxation.
Atlanta, November 18.—The Benate met
at 111 o’clock and was nailed to order by
President Davidson. Prayer by the chap
lain. Boll called. Journal read and ap
proved.
The roll was called for the iutrodnetion
of new matter, and the fallowing bills were
read the lint time:
Mr. Brannon—A bill to amend an set
providing for th* oorreet return of the prop
erty in this Stale for the purpose of taxa
tion. Helmed to finance committee.
Mr. Higdon—A bill to amend aeetion
4,701 ot u» code ao aa to entitle witouwes
for the state to participate |>ro rat* upon a
distribution of anv funds arising from fine*
and forfeiture*, lteferred to general jndl
diciary committee.
Mr. Jackson—A bill to aruond aeetion
4865 of the code, changing limitations of
Indictment tn certain caaa* from two to four
years. Befenred to the general judiciary
committee.
Mr. McCamy—A bill to amend section
3583 of the code of 1882, by limiting tho
lien of judgment on transferred property,
lteferred to the general judiciary oom-
mittee.
Mr. Smith, from th* general jndioiary
committee, reported a joint rcoolation, pro
viding for a joint committee to Inquire and
report when the amendment* to the con
stitution adopted at th* late gubernatorial
election go into effect.
On motion of Mr. Bntt, the report and
vesolntion were recommitted to the general
jndieiary committee,
A message from the Qonxo annonnesd
the passage of evrtain bills, which on mo
tion of Ur. Jaekoon were taken up and
read tbs first time.
On motion of Mr. James the Senate took
a fifteen-minute* reeast.
Mr. Smith, from tha Senate jndieiary
committee, submitted a teport recommend
ing the passage of • bill to amend an
act incorporating the town of Balt Spring*.
The rales, on motion, were entpended,
and the bill waa taken up, read the third
time and paused by a vote of 37 to 0.
Mr. Hawke*, from tha committee on rail
roads, submitted a report incorporating the
Belt Springs and Northwestern Bailroed
Company. On motion the bill was taken
up and read the second time
Mr. Butt asked leave of absence for the
committee on rules for a few minutes. Be-
fused.
Th* Benate then adjonraed to 10 o’clock
to-morrow.
California Klect* a Democratic Governor.
Bax Fsazcuco, November 18.—The
ficial returns from all the counties in ths
Btate, with semi-official count in Ban
Francisco, give Bartlett. Democrat, a plu
rality for Governor of 032 over Swltt, lie-
publican.
The ltepublicana have elected the lien-
ttn^nt-goveraor, attorney-general and two
justice* ot the Supreme Conrt.
The Democrat* elected the secretary of
•tate, comptroller, treasurer, clerk of th*
Urmrama < ', nr♦ rann Insliion nt tkn fin.
ths court *xcuJp*to(7 sffldsvlte.
Frsd Fennel, ooloreil. waa convicted of stealing
trank valued at 6100 from Colvin’* basgaf* trxna
for* lie got Avs years.
Goa Ward, p. o. ©., (peraou of color.) waa con
victed of ateallug a coat and vest, tho property of
Robert Anderson, Jr., from th* Western and Atlxn
mao nine ably. 11* waa Anad |I0J or twalvs
months
Th* caas of tha 8tat* vs. Nlobolla, charged with
aaaault with intent tomuroar, waa taken up but
not ooncludad. Ntcholla cut Oal Varnadoo ln th*
shoulder during a row at ktolUa Bay’a hous*, near I twooty-Av* yaar*. liar* b**n *7...
U,.old barrack., 1mt winter. -
* uUunln th.IrlliiN. w. could not writ, nor i-ouH
™ Urint all w. hav. braid raid In favor of the
submitted an elaborate report. Tha wnx
mitt**
:o £tboritie? but rapTr^ ffiat M Mcttnu,
biiu are general Lgi-tlatiun. Mr. Gian I U O0 ^ o Ueo, IheBenaU took a
’“lI| d G^m , ’ch„h,n.oHMNl l “ t a Bn.. biU t, «---
n elaborate report. 1 “® “ ucLcd, Hand of the Ninth, Buik. By consent
not eutirely aatiafiad, “ .{“JJ Atwood. Douglas^ McCamy and trodued the following L
. . . —,-j .L-b railroad McCenU, Atwooa, rag, 1 A blU to repeal th* act eatabliahing a
school of technology aa a branch of the
btate Uoivanity.
A bill to appropriate (3,311.53 to th*
r- ■ ■■*, raivpMWH. M.ra.i — ,nl tn I rninwnU toe Noweiu ———i—i couuty of \S oalungtoti to reimburse laid
and intricate that member* were nnable to corpora taken up and read the comity for money expanded in potting
vote npon it intelligently, lie moved to I (or toirty y<*" r I down an inamrecUoo agaiL.t the acihonty
amend by having 3t» oopi« of »*>• "P*”* , u passed. Aye* 32, naya 0. of the StaU in the month of Aogort, 1875.
printed tor the use of the House, mud make The bd ia P J a n»d a. the committee «pi By cooaeut, Mr. McCord, ot Btcomood,
“ **- I •“ u-n-o. iotrudseed a bul todeelarewbeve juniioeaof
th. peace sod ex-officio j aerie e shall hold
thrar courts.
A bill rap-rted unfavorably by th# com
mittee, to make U onlaslol tor owner* of
dog* bitten by mvl deg. to ran at large fur
six month* thereafter, wu killed on seoon'
reading.
«th* .pedal o.drr tor to morrow. I h.nTand room*. Mr. McCant*. ebdnnan;
Mr, oCii wllhdrowhli m-imn to adopb | "Jtobina, Fcter, Davi* *nd
M the I Higdon.
Mr. Arnbeim, ot Doucbi’t;
•hat it would be iuiprtcti dh
••port printail iu time tor e
morrow, and amended by 8 >«
Port the apodal order tor JIoi
»*• agreed to.
Mr. Atkinson, of Coweta
Leave of
Dittos on
•A bill to'juurne-
, i granted the eom-
’tbe deaf and dumb until Friday
lotwa of Mr. Bntt the B«iaU ad-
j to i -o’clock to-morrow.
| Milk Crust, DamlrulT, Erzi’iiui
untl nil Sculp Humors Curort
by Cuticura.
BUPRKIOK OOUBT.
TJio Notfid Ilurg;lar of Mr. NladaU's House |
rirads Uullty -Other Cases.
Atlanta, November 17.—In th* Bup*rlor Court I T v , „ ,
today. Judge Hanhall Clarke piraldhig. John Juut'toT^to?!ikUe k^iiTfuanlaJ'ISi
Rutherford, colored, ptesdsd guilty to brosktng I out tils b*sd. and right a ter that h* broke out all
over h • h*ad. face and left ear. I bad a good doc-
!? r * toatteid him, but h* got worm# x: d
th* doctor could not cur* him. His whole head,
**o* sd ten ear war* in* a fearful sutc. and no
Tho Worst bore Hcsul.
Hav* b*su ln th* drag and m*dlcino> bnalniM
S B print all w* have heard said In favor of tho
tlcura Reined If*. Ona year ago tha CoUn mand
U lit n lit) Said Prohibition and D*»«stlo I .J® •«Jbuwi ofthaw*wt
I tor* bead w* *var aaw, and the Nmolrent and Cu«-
Wine Were Contradictory. j curaar* now curing a young
Atlanta, November 17—Barer al mors wins 1*hll* th* phyalclana ar* u.._^
rooms have iec«ntly been opened her*. Tha total 1
numbar now la about forty. Men forget that they I tdlr*. * g BJMHT11 4*0*0™
ar* not bar rooms and drink, get drunk, and Agbt I Covington, Ky.
them aa thay uasd to do b*for* prohibition went I „ „
Into ao-callod efToct, Truly ••wine le a mocker,” I CUtlOUrtt, liClIlOlliCH
and domestic wine la two mocker*. But that*. ^” lo <^
Uul Tha prohlbltlouiata ahrawdly I where. Pri<w! Cnttrara 60 oaM^flosp!* 0 ^ clnte:
remind on*, ln or j ing out for th* *nfnm*m*at I •• Prat»*r*d by tha Potter Drug and
of thalr little bill, of that famous Venetian Xew C "** icaA
who aworo ho'd have hla pound of flesh, but I B#nd ,or *' How to 0ur * ® l,n DUea^e.”
forgot about tha statute which forbada tha shed- I SKIN ^
ding of Chrtetlan blood* Tha proht ovariookad 1 ^ *«• Cuticura Soap,
tha Intoxicating power of homa-mada wlna, and I
clamored for a law, the moat rigid enforcement of |
which cannot clo*a th* wlna bar-rooms oi
corner. Thay simply shot an arrow ovar tha houaa I
and hU a brother, or saver al brothers for that I
Ache, Ache, Ache
(8
UHGUGIA AHIIOH DAY
Tha Governor Appoint, tb. Fourth Wodnc-
d.y In N»v.mb.r f.ir Tr..-1'Untlug.
Atunta, November 18 —Acting on the
ucmoriiri of the Bonthera States Forestry
Congress, Governor Gordon bn* designated
the Fourth Wednesday in November a*
“Oeorgia Arbor Day,’’ aa will appear by th,
following correepoodenoo and executive or
der:
South*** Ktatch Fokothy Cokouu.
Kxmueiuvillb, Ox.. November 13.—Gov.
John B. Gordon, Atlanta, G*.—Dear Sir:
At a meeting ot the Bonthera Btate* Forest
ry Congress, bald last December at DeFn-
niack Springs, Fla., a resolution was adopt
ed requesting ‘the officers of tbs eongtaaa
to memorialize the Governors of the Booth-
era States to appoint arbor days tor each
BUto.’
Sharp Achra sad Pain. nil.rad tn obi
Innto by th. Cuiteara AnU-PUn eiu
r. X perfect antidote to pain xnd In
Samtn.tloti At druzzUU, 35 cent.: Bvi
fortl. I'ottcr Drug xnd Chetulrxl Co.
1 11 -t..n.
A STEM-WINDING
BEAUTY ONLY
rnuTf
mm
“1 have the honor to be, very respectfully I #8iab».b a traudirwt «ub cenmwere nt oni
.ura, _ C. It. Faisoi.z, ftra. I S^ff-K.T^WSSrxV.ns.,
S*II4G*I4 rtuul»«d Walrh«e by
**•»•»*•*.!»• f «*tk r-i.•• i v♦ k.«p unn
•’— l kaaUagCdMwat
• isrJr
Supreme Court, aud on* justice of the Sd-
premo Court The Bepublioan* have
elected four Congreumen and the Demo-
crxts two.
In th* BlataSenst* the Democrat* have a
majority of twelve. In the Assembly the
Uepubllcani have a majority of two, leav
ing the Democrat* with a majority ot ten
on joint ballot
Killed by a Sauer Kisnt KeIf-.
Piiilxdclpbix, November 18.—An acci
dent at the saner knot manufactory ot
John Kramer, at 1,731 North Sixth street,
canoed the death of Christian Dicfen-
back and dangerously injured Kra
mer. These two men, with two other
penaoa, wet* working near the eabbage
catting machine, when the fastenings of the
knives become loos* and five sharp blades
were burled with gnat force around tho
Rout. On* of them struck Defen back in
groin, and another hit Kramer in tha leg,
with the result above stated. Tha other
persons escaped unhurt.
The Havana St
Hsvavs, Xavsrabsv 1H -AM.ttlcment has
been effected between the striking cigar-
mak- rt and the mannfacturera, ou-i work
Los been resumed.
yours,
“Bonthera States Forestry Congress.
“Kxkutive DaraaniENT, Atlshts, Ga.,
November 17.—In accordance wttb tb«
foregoing, it is: Ordered, that tbe fourth
Wednesday in November be and it is here
by designated aa Georgia’s arbor day, and
all the people of this huts are hereby earn
eatly requested to observe it aa snob.
“J. B. Gordon, Governor.
“By tbe Governor:
“J. W. Wa****, Bee. Ex. Dep’t"
THB LAMP DKUNKAHD.
Another Allsntw Local fir th. Saw York
ltenxld via Maeoo.
ATLaNTa. November 18 - George K- ll
wav fined $5.76 by Itvoorder Anderson this
morning for being drank. He wav brought
in last night nnder the influence of eleohol.
aovvout tu thrAwtm
Fan for tbe
Million
THE
Chestnut E
9tet«*» is* *M, ite
e umiis a»| bs>-hui««:iy(Pi4i;e*
Mib*a*M*«L Ja$iilMihi*ef«r wioui
*>U«W tde ^i^MltaiBe M>‘I irtjlii.:: ; ar,-aw«. I
wUIMwUMvawa I KUWAIc'liN A CO.,“
•Rarelsiy *•)•. I impoiirr* a mr«rtu.Vi
Ad4rMiorUere t« I 257 Broadway, New York
CONSUMPTION
l hAV* * J * UT* wily tm is* ***** Vj Iu ■
ftwiii* of rsMi e( ut wan* kiwi **4 « lac tuudd
f7 't“r7w wt MQUUW. | ra^i rail TWO SOTTL0 VMM, UlwlKar *llU V2
It ia stated by the arresting officer that I uasuitbeat^k **uu (MM.iiniHimr. »i«*k
Kali took a lamp to a g raff I M.ffia.66MahMrterfate>J
*tor#, and asked that it b* “*
filled with aleoboi tor bnraiog purposes,
and that upon leaving the etore be tamed
tbe lamp up and swallowed the content*.
Bo the lamp drnnkard is still another
ontgrowth of Ihe able prohibition law.
Here is another chance tor tbe
Atlanta correspondent of the New
York Herald, the same man who stole my
Item several days ago from this column on
tha prohibition Bible and telegraphed it to
the New York Herald without giving tbe
tir-at and Good credit. I went the Herald
to know that th. enterprise (?) of its At
lanta correspondent ia so grest that be is
actually sending it Atlanta local neve via
Macon.
Th* Growth of tb* Jngwainp#,
ATLaNTa, November 18,—Ad Atlanta gen
teman who came uo from Griffin the otter
morning, counted 79 jogs, demijohns at, 1
bottles bound for this point 'lie local
paper* here refused to puoliah thi. Hem.
I wonder how many Athens, Madison,
Gainesville, Augiula and other damp toe n»
sent up the seme day?
* roe tioo-,...,
World IT* Co. 122 Nassau Stiles f