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Newspaper Page Text-^FaBLISHED 1826. [UPROARIN PARLIAMENT | Coh^ wi Th\ h dX £ A°^^Ln C Se v d ° I THE RAILROAD COMMISSION. MACON, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, APRIL lit, 1887.--TWELVK PAGES. VOL. LAIK wuS. was then adjourned. NEWS FROM MEXICO. Large Investments by Amerlcan»-Dlns and the Presidency. i ^ T, ^| ocla 'April 17.—Advices fromMexleo , tenon Acenses TI.e.n of Consort- state that the following American invest- Co »ere M With Murderers ami They Call 1 menteinttexioin real ratatehave been closed pctl ■■Mf " recently: A syndicate compose t o£ Chicago capitalists and United Elates armv oflicers have purchased 6,000.000 acres of land lying .. . . ln Jj 10 States of Coahuilla, Durango and , Adril 16 —Sir William \ ernoa Chihuahua, northern Mtxico. lh, tract is '' mu 4Via dAtiafa nn tht r.rv. I (ravArnnl Kv »l. n ,_i . L IRISH MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE WILD WITH RAGE. With - ,» Cowardly Llar-Ono of Them Suspended. ARGUMENT ON THE FAMOUS FOURTH CLAUSE OF THE LAW. Did Not Intend to Prevent Com petition—The Order Suspending the Ponrth Chiu-.** on Certain Hoads Modified—Notes. _ WeanraoToN, April 16—Holmes Cnm- reiuiniDK the debate on the co- I traverard by theMraleanCuitnL andalos I mln K 8 ' Reneral oonuael for the Louisville, .1 (To«oa *%# n.-immnno (mil. I Kr lh« T i • . . . I Kau.’ Orlonnu and Tcvoa RlilrOftd OoilipSinv, to Commission to- petition filed by that company. He described the line of rood, ’ i and said ittonobed the Mhwbstjlppl at both "‘bill in the House* Commons twit- by the Internal ional road, which 'HuMIdr. N ® w Orleanaand Texas E, t rd Randolph Churchill and Mr. ton is building from Eagle Pats to Ltredo addreflaod the Inter-state Lbtrlaia with having secretly consulted I Of this tract 1,000.000 acres is the da y support of the petil Tho Halting. Will ltrurli a Million Dottnrs. Cluveukd, April 16 —A oyclone passed over Reloiout oonuty this afternoon, wreck ing several farm houses and burns and doing considerable damage to churches and bu-inss, block, at St. Clursville. Tho in firmary tarn, which cost six thousand dol- Inru, was uuuipletelv destroyed. The total loss la $200,000. At Manilla Ferry the residence of J. IL Drcnnun, editor of the News, was so badly used np that not one brick was left on another. L. W. B .iley'a fine c luoreto resi dence was also levelled to the gronnd, i with having secretly oonsnlted r , ekieg to make an alliance with ,fji their own purposes. , . cotton land in tho oonntrv. It !, tb The spirit | famous Laguna district. A company com. IL the government would administer posed chiefly of Hartford, Co»n .capitalists termmal “. * nd at se^ersl intermediate Son bill if it were passed was snfll- have bought 600.000 acres lying in Sonora P° lata ' It camo Into direc. competition m ' and Chihuahua, all gr-zingied agricultural *Hh water line at several points, and it be- lund. A pnrehasa of 235,000 acres has eamo necoeaary to give lower rates to retain ■ been mads in the western piit of Chihuahua b “ ai “ eaa - He filed schedules published by lit fail to suppress the Irish National by Utah men. As this tract is adjoining * >ar 8* a ? d standard lines, showing <bai IJ abecause the people of Ireland bo- the Mormon colony the purpose of tnepnr- S 6 * “ ade lo , wer J ratea to.competing points fei bitheleaKoa and trQ8ted “• The Ljhsse oan be readily BnsSSl P than at way landings. He then disouaad the enforcement of the bill would St. Loots. April 17.-A telegram from int * IlU ° n8 of tho framers of the inter- u'iiks the government more unvested i i'ue City of hlnioo, dated yesterday, hujh ! oommorce law. at il aaid that whilo ths letguo more popular than ever. I the oandidatea for the presidency are in tho ’^®r j lad forbidden an inoreaso tbs Tory and Liberal Uniou taunts city, awaiting the aodon of Cougress I "/ it American gold fostering Irish dls- Nothing can bo done until it is known . y . .. let * L. Sir William said: “There are none whether President Diaz is to be his owu *° «p»k« reductions at ffcwe 1«» reason o complain cf Amer- snecessor. Congress is not making any 10 1)8 “ evidence of a liban the Irish landlords, for none haste about it. There was not the slight- I a 8®.* n “ P* 011 * 0 *© ® om I. - K of it They get it through their eat referenoe to the subject in either B tne L° jd £ rt ff“" r i 1 ll “. d h*A\n JJ™ , ggists’ rents. If the government Senate Chsmber or the Honse of Deputies | 8 * ,nat ®> “® " r R Ufd . had in viow . tae8e ver y Cai'jdwuod to maintain the Union, last evening. The sentiment in favor of "I htu tbudon the policy of exasperating Dies continuing in . office is undoubtedly fbiib people and adopt a policy of jus- growing. Whether the constitution shall I * . ‘ " (f 'll norj 1 I 4.A Atiatwvail aa ni A ,.1l .LI .. • • sbeda were all destroyed. In the effected an understanding with the govern town proper 75 to 1U0 honees were ment to have the auspenHion of Mr. Mealy more or less damag'd and the loss rescinded on Monday next. Mr Healy without dno notice ■ full liberty will. This he held purpose to enpoar- age and promote competition, such as his rued proposed and wished to continue. The Senate, he argued, had In vtew theae very oirenmstanees when by a unanimous vote it inserted in the bill the words, “ander similar eironmstancea and conditions.” He bo ohanied 8 ras to allow him to «rn.inIn fi u ' ,ted ,he °P‘n‘ 0D8 by Senator s—iS—taareas [‘^conciliation.” [Cheers.] V^gsandersou (Conservative) said the Euibeigne was supported mainly by him for another term of four years, lies Eitili,dynamiters and murderers across been the question A committee bus ro- i : theory that this amendment was intended to relieve the absolutism of tho original bill. The law-making body, he thought, had also in mind the decisions of ths conrls, both S ate and Federal, upon this point. Several of these decisions no cited BfcaSSSaSSfis’S I S&J6MSWS £25 [iftntis; He did not charge gentlemen I ported in tavor of an amendment allowing "«iu with imbrning their hands in his re-eleotion. This eommitwe sajs that •i, but he did charge them with asso- in the opinion of its members two snooess- itj with men whom they knew to he ive terms of tho presidency will not endan- Be Jy said that if he referred to him, the President to perpetuate his power. il oo hesitation in saying Saunderson the members of the committee are all prom to the law, and that discrimination which aUDOBW.umvu IU sue uit-uiuei. US sue eoiumivee are an prom- ,.J „il „ it- ai.nsIminnSinn slur. This remark waa greeted with inent Liberals, thair. reoommendation wiU tr tad * >1 ^. Ute !- ,* 0tt Sr*.?P- ''.“l 0 " '—-i—~ I have considerable weiche. 1 wa8 necessary, as In the case of his ini Puraelite cheers, «Speaker called open Mr. Healy to ' v his expression. Mr. Iiealy re- THE PHIENIX PARK JICRDERS, i; “I »m not'entitlod to rise until yon I An Attempt to Convict rnrnell or Sympa thy With Them. London, April 17.—Tho Times, ns a proof pjm," when the cheering was renewed. Itsipeaker then resumed the chair and was nece<sary,^^^^^^^^^^^^M oompany, to Memo a share of oompeting traffic, was not to bo disturbed Beli-ving to be the right interpretation of tho law, bis co mpany in the utmost good faith was acting in accordance with it, but If itwere in the judgment of the oommis r. tution, then he the petition, on.ln tootr ehM floor He said* I —i'*“ 4 suo piurs, ion jjrooi u uwere IQ loo Juu(;inoiu ©l H»ly again took the Boor. He satd. of ltg aS8tr t Ion Bt the conelnsion of ite arti- aion an erroneous iuterprotn I was?a ‘JPlenum .ndOrime," that it h&1 „kcd the relief deerihj in . Ifyourme M*jor Bftondowon wea iQ farther documentary evidence, print* a iac namely, the privilege of meeting tho ratoH l °7 nP^onwM^oaU^lnordw, , imlIeofa IeWer 6ifi0ed by ParneU and Sf water Unes at competing points. Tee i mis him ont of order, I shall with- , nppoB6d to baT0 Wll ^ Nolthern oontlecl i n / bnaa from Kansas [Cheers] to-lon you used.” t Healy repeated that Saantlersnn was o A eraat uproar arose. The Speaker , lKoalnre WM »toled upon Mr. Hori, to wlttidraw to ofl lf ne< A GREAT CYCLONE IN OHIO. I THE FIGHT FOR HOME RULE. SPEECHES BY GOVERNMENT SUP PORTERS AT EDINBURG. UartIni;ton nml Gosrlicn Kxplaln tl Grounds on Which They Deserted tho Liberal r&rty llea!y*s Suspen sion to be Itesclnded. London April 10.—The OooRervotive Irish member* of the House of Commons . - , and the offlcUle of the House met last night Honry H* liing s eight house*, herns and I after the adjournment of the Howe and will reach $165 000. VVslau-* Grave, a fine park, has but a few of SOOiof'j trees stand- spent a great deal of titno in the House of mmms library to-day, searching for pre- ing. James Keilley’e house end saloon covering his caee. Hedeclarea that were blown down, and Mrs. UtiUey was tbe ent ire IHshparty are prepared to follow pul ed ULconsdons from the rums and may ^ example. Ten Liberal Unionista voted di*. The storm sirnok tue town 1 with tbe Tories luit night to suspend Mr. 4 p. m without warning. I Healy. Twenty-seven UladstoniAn Lihemts Besides Mrs. Reilloy the ossutlties voted w itli the l'arnellites. reported are J*mee Rti ly, her husbsnd, London, April 1C.—Tbe MarqnU of Hart- a 8uloon-keeper, both leps broken; Mrs. ingtou, speaaiDg at Edinburgh to-night, >> lliimiu, W id lirOmD’, tSmta. *'“"*'*, ®* I uuuifiiilwl iuat tuclo bnu Lot Ti DO ohraMgv the Martin’s Ferry stove works, probably j u the political situation since the Gl*d- faUUy injured; a German Utorer, whose ptone government of 1880-85 (except an in- name oonld not bo Lamed, fatally injured. I oreasein the Irish repreprasentation, which, When the the btorm strack tlie Ohio, water h e said, wqs always known to bo inevitable spouted up about twenty feet and fell back, an( f ooqli bo discounted) to justify tho and a simultaneous shower of fence I LiberaU in supporting the same Parne'lite beards, shiugles, posts and timber, I Uotlci r hieh they then opposed. It had with some ( large sections of houses, been said that tho Unionist policy was a fell in a sheet on tbe turbulent I negative ono. This he denied, because, waters. Tho river for miles is strewn with though in bis opinion it wool 1 be a mis take wreckage. The Fair View school house. one mile west, was totally wrecked, and I party Miss White, the school teacher, badly hart. 1 Several families are rendered homeless, and meeting of citizens is called for 1 p. m. to-morrow to devise measures of relief. Every minute nows comes of additions! damage in the connty, for posi it w small intermodiato commit itself itivo and definite proposal, It was a fact that they, through practical Alliance, had induced the Conservative party to propoae remedial measures for Ire. land far m t»dvaliw> of Conservative ldeoo ^ H - and even in advance of what tbe balk of and it is safe to say the aggregate loss will I Liberals a tew years ago considered neoea- reach $1,000,000. 1 * (Apl r ‘ THE HANGMAN’S RECORD. I sury. Lord nortington believed tho timo had not yet arrived when it was possible I for Union lets to set us a part \ or to pro* ——■=«■ - —I Kitf S?ti!5 , ffSXr,-, |iarU in Inland, supported by tbo still or the Country. Nashville, April 16— B-n Brown was hanged at 11:17 o’clock this morning, for I confronted ami overthrown, tbs mur.ler ot Frank Arnold. b Us died pro- oonfliot," the speaker testing LL ianoocnca. Both were colored 1 - - - - more revolntiunary party in America, must Hint . W said, now being renewed, and meet be other lent The Timea augsvets-tAr.-. me thus written so it oonld be [ neeesury. tor a prompt a-cision of the point by tbo commission. Mr. Cummins also stated that tbe associated lines in w ose behalf n .1— ,,r_ _ J 'Plsel5weeVa.4Ka.enRr.fi I ’ W,U UU > U UCVCTWJ, I (QQ KShOCUUU UUCS 1U W UHO DCU AIL ^him ina w lnr^S I The lotter ’ wLioh ,s dfttod «*mp!y the long and short haul clausa was tern- E.movrf I 15 -..ib.“’AV"J*«‘“* dd ^J* I porarily'^nspemied ten day. ago, were^n- termers and neighhon, living six “iles 1 c ided in ono way or tho other before the from the city. Arnold d sap^rod sadden- fleld wlU be vgcant for tho flnul Bolation iy and LU body wsa fpund d smembered eitber of tbo sgf6fian questioni, wbi^b arc and buried. B^n l»rown hod a brother, tbo ren j root 0 f tbo troubles, or for Bill, an ex-convict. Ho was suspected and the concession to tbo Irish people of those the Browns, NebonJodyn, Foster Joslyn, extended powers of self-government which Simon lex aud Robert Martin were arrest-1 t bo Unionists as well as any other portion ed. Bill Brown turned States tvld.nco 0 { the pooploof the kingdom are poifeotly and Ull the BiOry of the crime. Simon I willixiK to grant to Ireland, 81 Fox da d this week in the penitennurjf, Enoland." [Lond oheers.1 where Mvrlin now is, and tho others are 1 - - still in jail awaiting trial. t■ L©©», SpILin -Dahl J.w.ll,-wlf« j ant iCo!isirv»tiveh »h an ailiancu of Union- mmdorrr. expiated bis eilme in “* J™ | |su Ot aU ahaiks agalnat Beparaliata of all pardat C:a0 this morning, tbe execution aba ,i ea some of whom were very black in- brio gain o«t p_rlv«te._ Only nhout^ thirty-1 doei Ue madB #n apaM j to i h ' prt , 6 , and “Dear Sir: I axn not surprised at your der their interpretation of that order, mak friend's anger, bri he and you should know I ing roads to interior points which his road oonclnde his remarks was plainly onr best policy, but ‘yon cab I bis attention was called to a complaint I tell him, and all others con-1 from Port Gibson, La , ebstging bis road . ln»...l .. ..J .IT ‘•“"O'*» auger, u .mo auu yuunuoaiu suow ing ro.as 10 imenor t Eelmond jumped up and shouted, I , hat lo dcuounoe tbo ma r d ers was the only was unable to meet. „„ ,k„ eourae open to ns. To do that promptly As he was about to WMptatalyowbsflt policy, bnt you esh I hU atu mion was ca IW in H 52 y ’tVh‘in h ih^ vote nr U11 him > 11114 aU others con- from Port Gibson, Lt . _ _ ti V4l i Cn lh ?v earned, that though I regret the aooident with nojuat diaenmination against that -i7«vfvL I ot Lord Oavendiah’s death I cannot ro- place aurt in favor of Vicksburg. Tho I £ * ^ aB0 10 •dmlt that Burke got no more than complaint net fonh that the rate upon cot- their hate and raising I jj| # g Mer | S> Yon are at liberty to show him I ion from Port (Mbeon to New Orleans WM Eu...!- a. si a I this and others whom you can truat also, $1.75 Der bale, while for the longer haul pi MandrnoD, upon itu 1 • .... < • — ^ i w "- - — * - • -* live or forty persona were present, Tne coun try for untinted aupport in tho fierce sceno on the acaffcld was short An old | g^ggfg now beginning, lie said that he saw with Borrow tho tendon cy sceno on 1 cracker box had been phc«*d on the trap in I oi%w wivu order to give the poor wretch a greatsr t ilL o( tho oUdstoniaLS • hi* speech, was interrupted “Withdi ,e * I but let Dot my address be known. He can I from Vicksburg 75 oeuts was charged. The by loud write to tbe House of Commons.” Til" Tiu.11 ,,.iy. Mr. Paiu.it oiTiimti.- peopie, it is said, had expected lower rates s au . (Let ©f the Inter-State oommerce , S..J.T.. .1 i j vr i. i Tho Ilmen says Mr. Parnell cannot ex-1 sautntet of the Inttr-otate oommerce 0D ’i - 1 . ““J 01 I peot that a staple repudiation of ths lotto law. One thousand balsa were now await- [ri«wn whi ther he (Saunderson) per- w iU bavo any weight with pnblio opinion, ing shipment. Mr. Cummins said ho would ■*“«-I He must bring more solid proofs to annul I pleaded guilt to everything charged. This was exactly wbat his ros.l was doing and what It asked leave to continue to do. Tbo rates given by tbe road from Port Gibaon tbo tfleet of the disclosures. lin his statement or It Siunderson replied that Sheridan „ •»*•«««»« SUNDAY MUST BE OBSERVED rales B1Ten OJ R ruau , IUU tlM.1 »i*i.1?l eniber / 0r 'Tt* 1 The traaldnctnu lv.lieo to Knfnrre the arc, he aaid, fully $1 a bale lower than tho also a member. [Load dies CTo.ii IB ofaU Place, or Miulnew. 1 L ftnton' aitu 1 J Wamhsoton. April 1U.-To-morrow (Sun » D 1 0 T 1 day) the cluaing laws will b enforced. The kl kn.w to\t!» r ,™ ll M 1 i,rt* it r!’h I cLief of polios to-day issued to his aubordi- instructing them to see that L.T- 5s 1 preprietors of all places of business, [‘ist haunderson "I said that Sheridan f ncb H aa l f . roc( ,, ieg , butchers' shops, oouf.c prices paid for hauling before the road was Tho commission modified to-day the order heretofore granted on tho application of the Motile and Ohio Railroad Company, so as to confoim wtih tbe order made on a tion of the Southern Railway aud Steam- i on II,. _ rj — r'T~ auen as grcceiies, ouwaers snaps, coni.c- i uou oi .ue oouvuc© ......„uj ..... I bill iu iffm.il Btld 1 hlm , “ I tioners, cigar stores, ete., do not keep open ship Association, limiting its operations to Lit P.,t “ d f or w !S" d 2 a .,^ e I their respective places of business tor the I poln'a sonth of tho Ohio river, and to bust- 1'km fciuiJUk 1 l*i.i aj 00mmtt , ea I sale of any article or articles of profit dmlng I uesa to and from inch points from and to pure known what kind of u man ho I lbo g abbatb day . Xews stands for the isle petals north of tho Ohio liver. A Bimilar [tb Ifr a,,,.- __ . , .. . , lot newspapers may remain opon nntil | orner was also granted upon the petition of Li. m ®® x * od * sp'ingicg to his feet. I ^ o’clock p. m., and newspaoeia I other railroads south of the Ohio and east L„ .a 1 “ y ,0 “ a,e n °°*“ dl y liar -. may bs cried npon the streets of the Mississippi, to-wit: Tbo Illinois wa * another nproar. T? 18 I until that hour. All licensod eating I Central, St, Louis and Ciiro Short Line, L ^llM.m®r nd .u ChW ' red f . rantlc * lly ‘ houses and also restaurants with bars at- Tennessee end Ohio. Norfolk sad Western, L ;.Tr«r~* *“ ‘ hB . *°°“ 88 t ached, said bars to be kept closed, may ro- | Riehmoud. Fredericksburg and Potomao, [a uidnu^to > *®<> 0 i* ,e ^°2 ld H r ‘ bekton, ma j n opcn f or the furnishing of meals to I Now Yolk, Poilsdeipbia uiid Nor.ol., Cspo PMOWMlng .Cobntl Usundewon, «• I When a bar is in tho same Fear and Yadkinville, Louisnlie, New Hif thi.V^ y . n t y °,a b8 room as the restaurant, it must be sepa- Orleans and Texas, and the Newport News i in y ,® oll ' d iff r,w b >' ou | rat.d therefrom by asteurely fastened par- | and Mississippi railroads. No other cases were acted upon. A Western firm of lawyers, of whom the r** 8 inch of your life. * igsin renewed. | tltiou. Apothecaries' establishments may open for tbe dispensing of medi- I cines only. STTiutTTT", . remain open for the dispensing of mtd^^^^W cptaer arose and addressed tbe | „ n |[. Barbershops mart ne kept Inter-Stato Commeroe Oommiaaionere have • • -- 1 never before ncard, have asked pormi sion i, ic«kc u-o of tbo couimi-Bioners as r.fcr- eLccH. A IVnnsjIvanion anks to be informed if that State c..n tax him for representing a compuny by iho Slat.) ■«. mT Jr.” cines only. Barber bliops mast no kept in in WhSLTSCalS id&nd1 ^® ab ? T ® closed daring the entire S.bbath. Tbe j no >Mt!ioSn. q m.r t rt!? *>«®n 8w n° w |“ri delivery of hr .ad. ico aud milk, as well as | to K*ffis« P xpr^toifho' “ouW r 'b^om-l° ,h ® r " Ucl “ P ruWoa,ly parcha “ cd ' wiU pa to etas him. Ue appealed to tho r* 10 him in hia duty, adding that I N w Engl ind manufacturing | sample only. Ue complains that THE AUSTRIAN MISSION. I | hrUd l f!Sjto- d0 l!^ ythlD , 1 P°? er i General Alexander It. Lawton Appointed j u“oiig to'work the lo-cJleu MtTOUttS , [Oheors.] The Speaker p” 0 " to the Vacant place. tax on anyone who las an office for head- ttl?k , !r y Mk * d Lionel Bannderaon 1 ... Anri Hi—The President quarters to receive letUrs and samples and « # ^«* d U, ‘ Seat0Q wHh a88 «l»’ to d^ unnoto^d ’l louder B. Ltwton. of write letUrs. A Caltfornisn compUins that S8nuder * 0D > elouroia 1 to he envoy extraordinary and he cannot (end refrigerator* to Los Angeles rrnnoIS^ • 8ll *ive answers, which W««e|rf?JS*J nl. imicientierv to An.tri?Hun- under tkn present condition of things, and R-J*. '° U v d ? r,e ® of " a £ rtdttm iRuoJSSt. rf Til asks relict^ Tbeso .ro rample. of hundred. - Witw re . 8p ^ k , e ;:r^ n heh n J ", 6 i “ b5 CtxUfJautieco cf the Supreme | «'?!?» ™* lT ® d Sicker the? Jkrf Mr S«tou to <* nrt of Montana Territory. _ FightlnE In Afghanistan. aj r axaea air. aextou to Kr*, “ «Pr««ton, at the samo rime lti£t ®° nct *' from myself the tub. Mr. IJsilw On* I rateUMk la«(s Bade a night ir. Uakrl!!®F U i x P r ; . npcti a fores of the Ghilzxi rebels at Lei 'oemh. r for Lincaehire, sug- , \ two hundred of them. Several villages prtuid SlSSL. rec ? UtlL . ™® in the diaturbed dirt by tbe eonimission every day. HATES TO TBEATBICAL COMPANIES Cucano, Aprd 16.—Tbe fotlowibg has Botuav April 1G.—Iutelligenoe has been been nc-tved in answer to a petition sent -- •• - • •- -* -e- Ameer of | to tho Inter State Commerce Commission by a meeting of theatrical managers in this city last week. “WasaiNOToE, April 14, 1887.—David ■rtsr uM , A — .iu-.— an. . .u, otstumea dUtrlct of Afghanistan | Hendenon, E-q , National Amusement Itetnmli .C 0ddn * coa, d bo done in the b , en gestroyed by fire. A number of | Protective Association—Dei Sir: Yours of *** Dtltrittlnn I . .a __ it *ak. nkil.ei kh. then resumed his Iteeti.S-.xtoa was present try ot a Egan wa* nut lo fhraoeU? Owl, which a lr v£:? y nf Am *rie»- ■«»'«««*. I other tribe* than the GhiUais are j lining in I the tlth lush, eDeloeiog a petition on be- Uit .!?,• * r,n P° n 8*f« noties that at t b “V eb .„ ion sgainat the authority of the half of tbe ansoeisUon yon. represent, has JjjLaittoig of the‘House be would . I'. h U rZrted that the Roaaians been laid before the eommlrahm. Iu reply I “• ‘Mpenaion ot Mr. Healy be ar “ ni0 ',i D g by slow stages toward Zulficar, am Inatrueud to say that the eommifs:oD “ H ,hi“h Place U about 140 miles norffiweat of dees not undertake to say In advanee what . men j uil. I , r&ilro.ul oomDtniM sball or lhall not k cap pbrejs aUjUated the rope, rue cieais | inni j,, b -® dofcndod b Enelish poU pushed artde by Drpuuos Gardneraud „ clanH . [Cries of ''»liarue.''] “Yea,ahamo, ion. D-puty bueenau cut the ripe. I j exclaimed Mr. Goacuon, “on thoai ft wo n C-ill nrirl flf ftflP fk ft«W htrilfta I 8 . , . .« ■ . ■ « - .... . _ Humphreys adj were p Gnilsou. Dputy ^ The trap fell, and alter a few atrug glcB Jewell was dead. Michael Kiefe, wife murderer, who was to bo banged to day, cut bis throat with a I “° d pncketknifo yesterday. He restated the 1 ■ those oonuiving at this method of political wel faro. Thero is but a small e td&noe between connivance and apology not much difference between apology and invitation. The situation tf*!* Pkpft]KM_to 6rm the wound | that wo havo been obliged to abandon ' leaJer whom we nil admired and venerated. and even to denounce not only tbe policy and died yesterday afternoon. CHICAGO ANARCHISTS. ...... „ , , he pursues but the method whereby he A Hand or Auarclil-ta Who Wilt Wreak pnt>QC j it. There is more at stake In the Vcogeaecr If Thrlr Comrades Are Hliot. I present situation thsn the simple question of Be Mj U m -- ■ ” * -• ■ who | Uuited Labor member from East HU-Louis, crisis is a grave one. When tbe Separatist who was shot at some time ago, has located party is calling to Its aid the fierce forces of end identified a gang of secret, oath-bound a revolutionary party, it ia tbe bouhden lodge or band iu Chicago, ono ot whose dnty of Unionists to call to their aid all members did tbe ahooting. It appears that those ordinarily holding aloof from poll- some vnlnabto information was foruished I tics.” throngh R prcsentatlve Karlowaki to the Here the speaker caused a burst of lauglr sberilf of Cock county. Some of his ter by comparing Gladstone to Faust und statements, which ho did not himself cod- I Lsbonchere to Mcphlstopheloes, eider of importance, have, it is said, led to former of whom, he said, the uncoveriog of a group of Nihil-1 incurred a heavy debt by Ins present esca- headquarters ha~- *•— 1 - -■ 1st*, whoso headquarters havo for the pndi-s. 1'roc. oding to defmd <he policy pa.t fix mouths been located tbe government, Mr. Goacbeii arid they in the northweat part of Chicigo on or bad cn the stocks a bill for the reform of adjacent to Milwaukee avenue. Beyond local government of England aud Scotland, general hints nothing definite could be which concerned no reactionary spirit, and learned, but the crift of tho disclosure, j was deserving of tbo support of his heurois. thongh as yet unanthenticated, points to a Chicago organisation of fifty-four members, of six groups of nine members each, , formed ’lor tbo purpose of wreaking I The Cochec* Mills Entirely Ucatrojred- A GREAT FACTORY BURNED. Vi I,g-111.c. ill I i.-e till blip.! ot saving tbe I condemned Anarchists la lost, and that one Lives Lost. Dover, N. IL, April 16.—The Gocheco of their number, acting upon orders of tho prim works were burned to-day, iovolving group to which he b. longed, made tbo at- a loss of 4200,000 and throwing CC0 em tempi upon the life of Bailey, as his action ployes out of work. So rapidly did tin regarding tho Neebo funeral was considered 111 .ruts spread that several helpers were an tojury to tho case now before tbe Em preme Court A Terrible Railroad As eldest. compelled to leavo tbetr coats aud vesta, with valuable*, watches and money hind. It was with them a race for life, v 7.7,770 Tii. I ’Fha roport gained circulation about town Now liocniMJC, N. Y., April 1». “j* Hat several operatives became cremated, morning an unknown man while walking and along tbo track waa struck by a freight tram and hi* body wars thrown upon the r(!lHli ' vea 111IC[UOI1 , pilot of the engine, where it l.y tUl Larch- lttrQ lhe fat ^ c( tl)tir cb ii dren and ibis added to tbe | meat, father*. mothers m.d rasbing from all directioo iuoiat wm reached. There it fell - to the roadbed and both felt were eut oil. An friend*. Nobody wa* killed, bin many bad SHOT DEAD BY HIS FRIEND. rug itout [>’c rlblo Accident on n T Savannah* Savannah, April 17.—Frank M. Fonda^ jerintendent of the Central railroad, wa« sliot and inHtnntly killed to-day on board tng Williaui (J. Turner, by J. J. Abrnmp. Superintendent Fonda and a party of friends, among whom were Mr. Abrams, Mtigisirnto M. Frank Molina, Andrew Anderson, fcooretaiy to Prefiidenfc Alexander, Col. John F. Goyner, in charge tbe Savannah river und harbor improve- ntB, and John II. Grillin, general travel ling and pft^pcnger agent of tho Chicago 1 Eastern Illinois railroad, left the city thl* morning on a tug on an excursion to Tybeo beach. On tho way down the river tho tug was overhauled by Lieutenant O. Carter’ll private yacht, the Angler, going to tho reflcno of the United States snog boat, Toccoa, ashore C&libogne Hound, off Hilton Iltmd. The tug’s assistance was j eked and both Htearn- Htarted across the sonnd to Braddock’s Point, where the snog boat lay. Tho party whh in high spirits aud uhh laughing and joking continually on the way down the river. While oroAHing the sonnd Mr. Fonda left tho party iu the w piiot hou-o and went back tho cubin. Half ah hour later bo ro- oinedthem. As bo Bfarted np (ho ladder eadiug from the deck to tho pilot house, called to Abrams, who was leaning ont a window, “Jack, I’m coming.” Abrams luuglud and replied: “No you’re not." Ym I am.” Fonda then climbed np to the window. Abrams picked up a Winchester rill • which lay on a seat in the iiiotlumv , >uul pointing at Fonda, not knowing'tut it wns loaded, pulled tho trigger. Tb weapon whs dis- harged, and Fonda, who was half-way np bidder, let go the mil to which ho held and fell back ou tho dtc.k, dead. The nil*, which Abrams thought was not loaded, had beon loaded by Fon^a himself soon «tier tho tug left the city. Tho ball entered just under tho left oye and pierced tbo brain. Death was instantaneous. Magistrate Molina was in tho pilot-kouHe, daw Abrams take up the rifle, but did not know it waa loaded. The Angler, which was a short distance away, was hniltd, a'.d b >th tugs headed about and rotnrned to tho city, Touching the wharves at 5 o’clock. None of those on board were allowed to go ashore until tho coruner had boon notified. Mr. Abrams iih prostrated by the shooting, and was ken hi* home m a c »rri The coroner was in tho country and could not be found until lato. As soon au ho arrived the body was re moved from tho tug to Dixon's undertaking rooms and a jury ot inquest was summoned. The examination of witnesses was begun at 10 o'clock to-night. Solicitor-General Du- llignon was present, repreHenting the Staie'rt interest, but no armu* wore made. The tefltimony went to iihow that there was no intention on tho part of Abrams to kill Fonda, and that the shooting was accidental. A verdict was rondored in accordance with thiso facts. The remains were embalmed to-night . and will be removed to the Central railroad depot eaily in tho morning, whence they will bo taken to his homo for interment. Tbo deceased was a member of Hender son CommAndery, No. 11, Knights Templar, of Henderson, Ky. PulUtino Commandery No. 7, of this city, will act as csobrl from tbo houso to the train. Mr. Fonda was 37 years old. He was to have left the city Saturday night for Ken tucky, to bring bis family to Savannah, bnt at the solicitation of hi* friends remained over to make the fatal trip down the river. Ue wasa magnificent specimen of manhood, and was six feet two inches in height, well proportioned, and a man of fine attain ments. lie waa formerly auperintendent of the Henderson division of the Louisville and Niithvillo milro-ul, and wtm appointed to tho superiLtendaucy ot the Central April 1st. A TEXAS SENSATION* xci to other road Deo ana doiu unwmem ou. ad- narrow escapes. The eipecial danger was °**i tl L lra * l i 0D «Hack the I t0 0 p era ti*ea employed on tha second and M floora. Ml cf these taeiprf b y horlert upon the pilot, and lay there Uutil, New Ro hells vs. again reached, when tho 1 j i,; *>. J * M J. dy i r0 . l L' !do,I ‘ n 5 trn wi, f l!!to de , rt ^ e Uoijump.' Eve.,body gave him up for wheels toe ttccnd time. 4YItan the train | bnt be ujangg^ t„ CIOep ro a stairway. from windows. One old man Ifayee. sixty-six years old, woald A Farmer Plows up a Jjtrge Amount In Gold—An Imllun Tribe’s Treamire. Cuicaoo, April 16.—A Times Fort Worth special a.4}H that near Cranford, Iron Motin- tain, quuutity of gold was dug np Monday, where it had been barUd in lb65 by an In dian woman. Tho woman lett the vicinity and allowed her treahUre to remain ia a Httfu hiding place. Sho died recently, bnt betore death she bequeathed her money to iwo m ii who had hhowed her kindness, and told tbhm how to find i . About the time tbi* discovery was made a farmer named Bewley, in ibe same neighborhood, whilo plowing, turned up tw* My dollar gold pi- cea to the amount of $5,640, and is null finding them. T his difoovery has set tho county wild, and every p< rsou who own* ground has gone lo digging for gold. In 18i'J tho Tonkawa Iuduns sold to the Teina government a part ot their reserva tion for $40,000 in grid. Ah the tribes were encamped for nine months nb .ut where this money vaa found, it is probable that they hid part or all the money wh-re they IblBVeis licwtly think* there i« more g .l 1 bi lden in LU li.-ld, h<» be Ul* posted hU 4 lUm Smiui, and v$nte ar*y und sll psr- :-h upon p.wiu of de ilhnot to come on hi* pUco with a pick. WISCONSIN - WIFI! MITtPKKKKS. Dr. lirull CominlU . hulclcle In .fall—IIH Liut Letter. Milwai kee, April 15.—At Green Bay, John Soqueite wm arrested to-day on the charge ot Laving murdered bin wife. Ho claimed her death wa* duo to a fall down htuirs. The bhenff proceeded to di-miter Itochefort AtUck* the Pope. rates railroad companies shall or shall not make to any civs or organization of per- sot a, but will consider any complaints pro Pamtx April 17.—M. Rochefort has a I ie miag ac tual controversies when iolent article in L'lntranaigeant directed actually made are auppoaed by parties com «n ta® point of order against the Pop., who, b*«*js. plaining t, " d *ita?hi‘ , *i’ U * d -S made, t on Fran« to Germany in *ha C^wese mission This rest *'■’ -1—Rontanowai^f ta 0._vork of j to a fcpeoiino eDftiued, Baundtr- ^ »hotit! i whereupon Mr. I * »Ur ” n® honorable gentleman ^ktbKaro * t* ^peeker called aStaSS isSSsSKKH 1 Sennsnirtup AUaee-L-irraine. T>. rttic-!. | ooucludtn: “If most cf oor were not known to on Fiidava tbe | ■orrrcintBt .(raid answertoer" msult r-1'ii.M the Prench amW-*'”r to to \ .ti ..ii aid bU| i r,"ii-x the Millions lud- grt.” to b« inadmissible under tbs law. ouie in suhstane. has teen made , !'■ ■ .imil.ir : i ; '.-:r u > u. Very respecifouy juu:-, •*r. si. Coolet, Chairman.” trunk remained after the terrible butMing it bad received. No one Las been able to ted as yet who toe mxn was. toxnger of an Uprt.tng In Indian Territory, Api Fort Worth, i'extu, say.: Great excitement prevaila all through the Kiowa reservation, Indian erruory. It la feared that the when he fainted and tumbled to the hot- iQm, A fireman luckily saw him and he was removed, insensible, with face au l arms badly burnrtL One million yards of A Double Murder and Hulclde. Chicago, April 16—A Times special from Kowm ni iy at *1 y mooi'-uf go on the war-1 Talequah, Indian Territory, reports that at p«te. A pitched t>«uie took place at the I Vienna Tharsday John McCoy, J&m h cow camp of t*r«** house A Rush yesterday. I Christio and a Greek Indian Damr-d Creek It»as started by Indiin■* running through Jim were together at a spring. The two the camp, ye.ling and flourishing tb ir 1 former were uashing th« ir faces when the A N*- \\ a The cowboya came out vict a few herious \»our*di», but do fatali- Th» TMUw on ti... Kiowa merva< have b.-.-!i r.jnriiftintly ki.ling <-at*.le. caaght Htcskhng Indian etc*] ped behind the others, killing them 1 Col SanOao “llrown's Bronchlnt Tros-he '.'ili’h”,'- °..7 o«h. .id tan.* nfttaly tc\ Cnic\ ">, April 1C. At Lexington, Ind 9 J. W. Middfator., a deacon in tbe Metho dist church, in compouy *ith two h'jDS, won felang tr^ea ye*terd y. \S'hileatre« - li falling, Middlft-ton folded hi* arm*, htosxl in the line of fall and was rmnh*d into the north. No reason can be a.nnigne<L cat tin by the cjvI capture them, but tno le with their plunder. The cj pate an npriain?. Ax ordinary *<,'•> throat ahot.14 U-r. t- L»r J.*il* M^faNuT'aTar ’ a* cent* a bott:« them and »>hot both P^IQHIoq the h[ ot Jim then said to a m.in near by. “I’ll give mjself nn,” and potting bis pntol to hi* l he fired, blowing hisbrainaont There empty, idently with ho undertook to I hari been bad blood existing between Creek ~ | Jim and Christie for some time previous to this bloody affair. made eff antici te ne«l#rt»-4. I ■rooa ch&na. Luiik Halm. mldilla men. ■afTenoc b of power, bowever 1q<1uop<1, cured. llluatr*led book for Tor Id’s Dlepeuafthrj Medical the nmaiuH aud fouod the < The lid had been crushed in, t au axe, and the remains rt moved. Dr. lirnil, of D.dgcvillc, Wihoonsin, ar rested a tew week* ago on the charge of having poisoned his wife to se cure insurance amounting to $10,0.0, ditd iu jail this morning. It is supposed to be a suicide. This note was found ou him: “I fe* l on if I was abont to fake u change of venue to the Supreme Judge on high. If so, the Judge i* just and more inclined to mercy. 1 am feeling verybvdlv. My heart n un to have quit w >i k Djd’I let them remove me to jail to die.” | Dr. IJrud wa* a leading phjsi- cian and politician. W. D. IIo of Horn*. G New IMscoi

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899, April 19, 1887, Image 1