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I 10 THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUS T «», 1887.—TWELVE PAGES. T1IE STATE LEGISLATURE. of the Slate as they mature, by authorizing the levy and collection of a tax therefor, aLd for other purposes." 2d. "A bill to be entitled an sot to an AN IMPORTANT MEASURE AIFECT- ] thortze the Governor of this State to issue ■ ING INSURANCE COMPANIES. .v- a,-.. »n «t. The Comptroller-Oenerari More Valuable—The Resolution to Investigate the Lunatic Asy lum Management, etc. bonds of the State to an amount not to ex. ceed $1,700,100, and negotiate the same, for one. Made the purpose of raising "“ft to pay off an amount of the public debt which falls due January 1st, 1888, not oth erwise provided for, and for other purposes connected therewith." The above are titles of the substitutes ly tor a aepa SurM?" eI Much of The I chinery necessary for the new system is I regard to raising by taxation $100,000 an- already in rotming i'rdeT.’^dTb.Uwwould nually as a a.nl^og fund The boimiUj. go at once into Deration without disorgan- had determined to report two bills instead tzaiinn. The bill was carefully prep.ru! in of one—one of * b ' cb P'° v ( id ® d oily prepmd in I ol one—one or wmen provioea only fof a the first instance and it was made as nearly • sinking fond, and the other til funding perfect as possible before putting it on its by the issuing of new bonds. Mr. Gordon P e The only objection raised was to also explained the advantages of the eink- „u,.Jinn the insurance com- ing fund in appreciating the credit of the StKfThelee^'in *r ^.y 00 " I 8-,.. a. shiwn by the negation of compensation. It was contended compensation, the office by the Comptroller General he could not cent. under the constitution receive any com-1 , Mr. C.ay, of Cobb, said both bills were nensation I tb ® nnanimons report of the finance com- Thie. however, did not get mnehof a fol-1 miitee. He stated the sums and times at - * . « . a at — — £ I mhloli fViaa nTnnfiBAf) tfl Uillll WOllltl lowing! and did not prevent the passage of fWch the bonds proposed to be paid would the bUl by a very large majority. If an en- fall due. The committee were unanimously tirely separate department should be estab- of tho opinion that it was the doty of the tablished, a commissioner’s salary would Eegislatnre to raise *100,000 as a probably be $2,000, and the clerical expense fund, by texation, until the entire bonded asmnehmore. Under the present bill the debt is paid. a . id in fees will not ex- Oa the suggestion of the Speaker, the will not come ont of House resolved itself into committee of the whole to consider these bills-Mr. Watts, whole cost as estimated in fees will not ex- oeed $900, and that will not coma ont of the State, bnt cut of insurance companies. . . . It is understood an effort will bo made of Stewart, in the chair to reconsider to-morrow moroiug, but ii j Mr. Lc.ser, ?.t the eon§!n«mn of Mr. ... . .. m . PIop'j cnaoa 1 tnrwarl P.nm 11111tf-fl THE SPXATE SUBSTITUTE FOR DR. FELTON’S WINE-ROOM BILL. A Number of Local Hills llefore the Sen ate—Lunatic Asylum Investigations —The Reformatory Prison llill and Other Matters. Atlanta., August 4.—The committee on temperance in the Senate baa been wrestling with Dr. Felton's wine room bill. They have finally decided to report it back by the following substitute, upon which the last fight will be bad over tbis measure. The bill will doubtless pass the Senate, but not without a warm debate on the part of the leading representatives on both sides of this question. "A bill to ba entitled an act to levy and oollect a tax of tea thousand dollars npon dealers in domestio wines, except as pro vided by tbis act, to prescribe penalties for violation of tbis set, and for other purposes, "Sec. 1. Be it.enacted by the General Assemby of the State of Georgia, That from and after the passage of this aot, in every liquors have been or they may hereafter be prohibited, bnt with exceptions in relation to any kind of wines, a t«*of ten thousand dollars shall be annually levied and collect ed from eaoh and every dealer in domestio wines or other intoxicants not prohibited as committee to make it. He bad not fonnd one of the committee sent to tho asylum TIIE SPELL BROKEN. tot winter who would say that he bod °ne MureDay of Sun.hiue-Oettlng made a satisfactory examination into the ■ Freshet Damaged, ttc. matters complained of. He denied that he _ At the Freshet Damages, At tbis writing, midnight, there is every was opposed*to tho asylum. Tho HouBe indication that tho wet spell is over. The bad waited patiently for a full report upon i*y is clear, the stars shine brightly, and its condition and management. The lost this with the genuine sunshine of yesterday examination was a mere slum. He did not I forme the basis of an opinion that there is opinion I think the House ought to undo its work nomore of tho soggy season for the present, merely to gratify a few gentlemen of the But for tho heavy rains of Tuesday oven- merely to gratify a few gentlemen „ — . 5 - asylum committee. He declared emphati- tog. •which extended above Macon, the cully that there were wrongs at tho asylum I Ocmulgee vould have been given i that ought to be righted. He read from | to settle Jdown within, its banks a chance and. re- the report* of tho institution to show a sum® its wonted flow. As it was, tho fall gradual increase of the sums paid for wages of yesterday scarcely reached six inches. - — ‘'in fs ' " ’ ' ' " and for staitonery,‘etc., until thev amount I ' Q fact.it wss tho opinion of the close to over fifty thousand dollars. He asked watchers that for a while during where were the results of the scientific day the stream was on the rise. An exami treatment of the patients? The reports nation last night, however, showed that it failed to show them. He' asked whether bad gone down at least a half a foot dming the House would go into the child's play of the day. reco Bidering its action with these facts before it? Down at the park the waters are subsid ing rapidly, and one more day like yeater- Hesaid a white woman bad been buried day will take ont sufficient water and dry ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' “ ib amoDg the negroes, and when her relatives the mud so that it oan be seen bow muoi sought to have her remains exhumed, the real damage has been done. It is quite first body dug up was that of a negro certain that great holes have been washed woman, showing gross carelessness in | in the roadways; the mile-track has been county in tbis State, where either ander the marking the resting place of the dead. The greatly damaged, and the grand Btand has ;eneral local option act, approved Septein- asylum had never had a tboiough examina- been left in a precarions condition, ler 18, 1885, or any other local or general tioa since Gov. Smith bad sent Dr. Boze- Right now is the time for act, the sale of spirituous and intoxicsting man there. He called upon any member to the antborities to move tbis rise and affirm that there had been such an structure to the opposite side of the trsek. investigation; and no one responded; He The water flowed like a torrent under it. moved to lay the question to reconsider on and the pillars must be replaced. List yetr the table. “ “ u “ 1 TBI SPECIAL OLDER the city Bpcnt considerable money replacing the pillars and otherwise strengthening it. aforesaid for each place of business where ... it is sold: Provided, That nothing in this “*• Felton, of Bibb, in the chair, took act shall be so construed as to levy a tax on dealers in or prodnoers of wines manufac tured from grapes or berries grown on lands owned, leased or rented by said dealers; The House, in committee of the whole, »od‘he cause was an overflow of the river. ’ > And as long as it stands in its present loca- Mr. Felton, of Bibb, in the chair, took np “““ “ the speoial order, being the bill of Dr. Fel- !| 0 “ ton to establish a reformatory prison. 1 11 n P- dt “ boa * d be - moved t0 J*® other Dr. Friton offered • substitute for the ^e for two very good reason. First it is pending bill, entitled a bill to establish on the river bank and subject at all times houseTof cnrrection'for the rriormationsnd I ‘j}»“ rises which always leave it in to reconsider to-morrow morning, bui, n i and provided further, that a.id wines shall “31“ nila offender*and fe » condition that takes money to repair, will doubtless fail, a» the bill is too good a Olay a’J?'"“£* not fie sold in quantities less than one ° f J“ Tenile oflendora and fe Second, it is directly in the sun's face, one to suffer defeat. ' 1 wil hvanhstltnta quart, and shall not bo drank on the prem-1 m , T ° 0 ? L J ® °', v. h t h - and one’s enjoyment of the races is There was a lively time in the meeting «*g« of the sinking fan J bill by substitute. ; b „ 8 „ old . Ur Atuhtm ol Dougherty, » o »u greBtly marred by the sun shining direct in of the committee on the lunatic asylum this | The motion prevailed. j "Sec. 2. Be'it further enacted by the I ““Sf,* the face of the spectators. If carried to CONTROL OF THE CEXrjj] THE SYNDICATE GETTIYc . its burden Rlb l John BI. Inman Parch.,*. Ttn Share. at a Very l, 1w Member, of the Syndic.,. Unable to Agree. >'E« aftertoon. The matter nndtr enssion was the charges the institution and the Kenan resclntion which passed the House this morning for a.. special investigating committee. There was quite a warm discussion between Dr. I fur the Xenau, of Baldwin, Dr. Stewart, of Rock-1 nrxt t« dale, and Dr. Smith, of Crawford, spectators, it would be beyond the relling tide, und’the spec- more enjoyment of the The Governor attached bis signature to | following years, two bills to-day. One was for the proti c tion of cemeteries and toe encouragement of medical soieoce, apd the other a resolu tion commending the National Colored In, dnstiial Exposition to be held in Atlanta in 1129. n»}e, 0. 1888. ; I A call for the previous question was sm-1 “* ld ■«“ ‘ h Xn Thlt st.ll remains in the subslitnte. Third, I "’“J “° ln * D 8-. P" P»“ D ll ' B t tained, aDd the main question put. m *1^1 ImPh tins, nmtnr beo ’‘ nse it (Tests the trustees with power to 1“"^ 1. The snbatitnte was agreed to, in lieu of *.?,“!• 800,1 winM Und 1 fix the sriaries cf the officers created by *{• *|, d S “‘J 1 - 11 • i the provisions of this act. , h .,„ Thi. »•« an cvimnnlinarv ddlf.f.L. sluice of water flowed for sevural days, and "See. 3. Be It farther enacted by the an- nower'^iTe'not iriven to’the 0 Gov- 8 com is thortty aforesaid, That any person or per-' tion of P°»e r -°“e g«en to the Gov-| w_ u—a original bill, and then passed—yeas The following is the bill as passed: ! power—one not given I Fourth, because upon the cimmis- Over by the hippodrome The Senate. The unfinished business was'tbo bill to I To be entitled an aot to create a sinking regulate the business of insnrance in tbis State. The consideration of tbis bill wss resnmed. Tbe bill makes the Comptroller-General the insurance commissioner, and sets apart to him as salary one-fifth of tbe fees of tbe office. Tbe raised fund to pay off and retire bonds of tbe I °^®* a88 sons who shall, after tho passage of this , tlle m0 g t trivial offenses their ner- » bont two acres have been lost, but the great act, deal in domestic wines and other intoxi- , 0 ‘ must be soil to h“use of b ®>2 of tho corn has been unhurt. The ®anta, iu violation of this act, and shall fail gJSSMgL’LXZ. d ‘m.ge is not near so great a. was at first Stale article i they mature, (in aooordance with .Jt'i-1®^-r~’ v,,w, L® iehed as presenoea in secuua sow in me i I auowea me water m run nener-saeuer over I..eand code of 1882. Never bales., tbe tax colleo- Ln.fhe. ThI! «>• grounds. It is M.yor Price's intention .“ d ° H ’I tor sbali proceed to collect the said tax as to begin his'work of repair noon thi, levee. damage was done to track. The levee places, and those helter-skelter over had not been leiminated by tne^snbstitote. These youths were to be worked with fe i forgotten their resi man. Sixth, because record of* penitentiaries shows begin his work of repair npon He will mske it several feet higher and t for I extend it so that s freshet of more msgm tude than tbe last util not effect it. As to tbe railroads. There will be no discussion came np on a qmstlon Assembly of the fi-te of Georgia, and it is tlimi-v aforesaid That whenever anv Der- maltB who have fo by Mr. Northcutt, of the Thirty-fifth, hereby enacted by authority of tho same, o? nenmnaehMl bs presented uudenbo both God and He made the objection that tbe constitution I That tt shall be tbe doty of the Governor, ..P .... P, ...... tbe record of* pemienuanca i --,c—. forbids tbe bolding by one person of two and he is hereby snthorized and empowered “ ^ “r'peT.ons h.le .old do tba ‘ convicU under 16 year, of ‘ b «»8 b 8sv«msh by f trust and profit nnder the Bute, with the assisunce of tbe Comptroller-1 J“ a ‘““h ^X^h.r lXvlaanu tlha hnT I ar « «ntenoed for henioue orimee. “«DenUal for a w»k or >en daye, so igbt for the additional labor and re- Gsneral, at the time of tbe assessment and ttaeriobt to sell shall be cast Soventb * becanso no provision is made for 8*® a * tliiS llity placed on the Comptrolier-Gen- of the levy ot the taxes for the year, one 2Sn tffdSldSSt 8 tarnishing discharged osnvioU with clothes, ‘ ra< * a ‘ «?« 0a ° paa t ‘ T » r - J. .‘“‘nd A should have extra compensation, thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven, nffleUnk-jAWl” “.«*• law »?* r. quires.. Eigblb! I Inin fne Rvvann&h lAaveft cverv evebiao At offices of trust and profit under tbe BUte. Hetbobi spor sibtl ertl be If it wss not violative of the conatitntion | and one bo would glsdly vote for it. Mr. James, of the Thirty-sixth, replied f „Tn i liZ hnnd,Ad and 8ec - 5 - Bspeals conflicticg’.laws." thousand eight hundred and The Hanaia indician committee 1 ana one inoasana eigui uuuutcu ruui The KanatA ’indiciarv rnminitteA has not I beC a USe the COSt of this rtf arm prison Would I nf eighty-eight, to •siess end levy a per cen- r J h ® 0 J n the Fradv bilL^I^i b ® * ttrfiflo ,nd continued druin npon the °° lo ^ k g «SiILSl ri m?jL b; L turn on the Uxable property of the Bute J® 1 *!i P th 1 i n n nt theoom! treaaury of the State. He contended that .MfUaient tn a.u* nt<* Knn.lsntl Ihnnsatid I fOfDlCd tbftt tlie COmplfeXlOD OC tllO COH1- I ,• nnnnl ltlnn maria hv tVia Lill trnnlil Via I trfilQOD tbfi Gwifttift fOlld M tftT Id Millt (1UC- to The oonstltutlonsl objection,^etatlag'tbat I sufficient to raise cue hundred thon.and I I the 0 PP°“ Uon mada b P ‘ b » biU » oa ' d »» I X °Vn b e e the opinion of tbe Atlorney-Genersl bad dollar, each year in addition to the amount “ } Uo at P rea * nt “ UTB “ I0 ” tb0 only a email portion ot tbe expense of the I _, Tb * .f ia ?., a * B . n ” l fV_ Y>r g > ° t ?._ and been Invoked on this point, and be had requ red to pay the pnbllo expenses and in- bl lf h v m ni>n ji no i n the Lenisiitnre to B >' ltem - Ut - Arnbeim Imd tbe oierk to 1 tSLiSS* taken the poslfion that there was nothing terest on thi public debt, which sh.ll be a 1 1lr T r h ®. ,XnFn.w. w.oln thl culor I rBad “ a P«‘ «* bis argument, a eubeU- I in the constitution against tbe bill. I linking fund to pay off and retire (*s here- blind *'® bTfi'directod at ’enaineors and tate for ,be bill > wblch bo ‘ ut ® ndBd t0 bAtwcen ^^M.cun ^ud^Bcnn* Mr. Hand, ot the Ninth, insisted that Inafter provided) an equal amount of the d ‘"f~ " I vis: A bUl to wqoUe tho present lessees to » 11 b « raad J ba ‘"«“ Maoou aud B ' una ’ this provision of the bill is nnoonstitatiou-1 vilid bonds ot the Btute as they mature, | «r«men 8 nnrt £,Uom I eat * bliab di *Hnot and se|iarate _ eimpa for | wi ^ on the swamp exaggerated, and others will not rope they expected A Wonderfal Thing to Talk i . A Cincinnati special says: At Fernt] ten miles from tbis city, is the *oi£L and laboratory of Harry B. Coi s ,1 electrician who, though known to buj bare, is attracting the notice of sci«T and electricians in this country sod M *■- bis inventions, in which he is i c sod ingenious as Edison. Kis „ device is a trumpet to be used for tekpT iog at sea, on which be has been it J ‘ r some months, I The invention is the outgrowth of kis, covery of the great distance an echcl reverberated Bound wiii carry, and t covery that spsaking trumpets, i- a, [ive tbe same fundamental note, wet! irate and produce tbe phenomenon kJ in acconatice as “sympathy.” Iraki trumpet conversation in an ordinary 1 of voioe was carried on between partiul and a quarter miles apart. People lil ‘‘ their windows or on their pireheul ay, conversing in an ordinary J Id be dist ncily beard, and in t.I stauoes they were told tbe nsture of 1 conversation, and admitted that inekl taken place. By listening to the vs and tracing it to and beyond F,rnb«] Ltwrenceburp, Ind., it was fonsd tiutl instrument has well defined ranged tl ty-six miles, that is, a loud sound if locomotive whistle or the rumblings train oan be distinctly beard at • di-tj of thirteen miles in every direction. 1 venation was reediiv carried oa toil two men oa high bills on oppuaite tiitl tbe Ohio river, about four and a half ■ apart. Teats made on the water ehoj that tbe trumpet wee even more anil than on land. Tbe instrument will patented as soon as perfected. A cazi not boon chosen for it. Mr. Cot tl great many other curious and valnkltl vices, both electrical and mechanic.! f none as curious es hie see telephone. I S rescribed I the Treasurer, and the money arising there- . .7r ”■ lose, but from shall bo .applied only to paying off ° * a 1 meant ooustitutional offices—offices con-1 and retiring tho valid bands of the Slate, as | templated by tbe constitution. Tbe Bu-1 aforesaid. ' ' ‘ Bectiou 3. Be it further enacted, That Tint Scunte. Mr. Arnheim, resuming, said that the I ! boa « bt - ,I h ® b,ic l‘?‘ rd 1 ' ka ®« ad “'J oill j ait read embodied bis ideal oa the I bn°k Midlla subject of oanviot oare and pnni.hment, a « r - , L !‘ u,a : »ho overate, for Ur. Mods- preue Court has held very clearly on the After the reading ot the journal Mr. «*£ h3‘T^ZVV^ZZ He*^ ILtnd, of the Ninth, moved a reejnsiders-1 ,,. lTtnw ... hi , n uR,_ la bv off ar- ttW# y by bis boat on Hsturday, and came A CAptAtD'a Fortun»t« Ili*c»Y*rj. | C*pUin Coleman, echoonrr Wevnoath. j between Atlantic City and New York, bad I troubled with a coujh ao that be w»»ct$l ■leep. and wai Induced to try Dr. Kinft'* S«n covery for Cooiumptlon. It not only P»kj etaut relief, bnt alUjed tbe entire lorrnw in breast. Ilia cbildre . were similarly •intrle dose bad tbe same bappy effxot. Dr. ™ New Diacovery Is now tbe etandard retnely « Coleman bouaebold and en board tb* Free trial bottle* of this standard remril; $ mar. Lankin k Lamar’s draff atore. •object Ha believed the comptroller the sum of one hundttd _ ‘ b »°I tion of the action of Ihe Senate yesterday on should hsvt some oempensatiou (or'ibe ad-1 sand dollars ditional labor put on him. It tbe bill sad eigbty-sevsn, „ ullB , UI . ,„ v should ums without this provision it would sand dollars in eighteen hundml and eomtumion,! argument agaiust tbe bill as and ‘ bo lubs,itn ‘‘ certainly be a hardship on tbe comptroller. I eighty-tight, shall be tp.lied to th« pay- .l.borated veaterdav I ™iUm.n h.n, B« Mr. Iiaud, of the Eighth, listed that I ruent ot tbe same amount of bonde of tho I ilr Doan, of the 0 agreed with the gentleman from Bartow that Christianity ? e 8 , “ s ret age man am aud hi. wife who were hemmed i reconsider was lost 5? when the quoslion waa raised yesterday, he I State maturing in January, eighteen bun-1 dinca"n»inK the c wa» Inclined to the opinion that there waa I dred and tighly-ntne; l’rovidtd, that tho I laais length, a oonatitntional inbibtiion which would I Governor and Treasurer otjthe State, injoaso I The motion to prevent the payment of fees to the oomp- that the bonds of tbe Btate cannot bo pur Mr p owt j, cburm an of the finance troller aa insnrance oommUiiouer. After a chased at or below par, may loan ‘ bo committee, reported favorably the following careful iayeatiRaUon he waa satin fled to the I bandred thouaaml dollar* raised in 1887 I v contrary, and be tbongbt the bill ought to until the maturity of the bonds to To rennire all itenerant vendors of stock I aml bad the approval of his owr pass ** it Is. Tb* comptroller is already w hich it U to be applied at ,aob to pay a’iic/nae iu each cnunly in which »nd be doubted not of Divinlty : poorly paid for hie sm vices lo the ineorance rale of interrat, not lea. — department, and be certainly ought to have I than four and one-half percentnm, as they nsTli wss a great civilian. Standing here as a ‘V?'!'!? 8 Sa “ da J and Monday, Ur Evan. - - • - *• * • i oa th»r$w nisit tud milk. It ;rand truths and obligaiions which should q n * rt e.”j 10 ,be i fortnu tie that a o» hail taken up her enforced. And when It is proposed tax the honest cilizin that the criminal m be anpported in idleness, he opposed it", 1 had the approval of his own conscience __ __ II will probably ba known to-Jay the I losses aoff.redhy all THE FRESHET’S LAST DAYS. i pay i | they do buaine To relieve tbe tax collector of Talbot Mr. Simmon., of 8nmter, opposed the bllL He said be waa piepartd to bear The Central H*tlro«i! Heatuue* It* Hched ule —the Itir.r Fall lug Slow y, While the Ull of tLe liver baa bten very oompeokitloa for theaddiUoDiu labor pro* I may be able to obtain; and in case said J co _ u ._ I such seatimeats m those uttered by tho I slow, a view from the city bridge show* Tided by this bill. I amount l« so loaned, tho iutere.t accruing on I 0n Vh B call of the roll for Ihe iStrodno- penUemnn from Bartow, from Harriet I that it ia gradually getting iuto it. banks. Mr. Powell, of the Twentr-iecond. made I said am.unt shall be paid with the principal | ,v.„ i„ I Beecher Stowe. But he was surprised t> | The people who were so unceremoniously Mr. l'owell, of the Twenty-second, msde said am-unt shall bt paid with the pHncipsl t | on of new matter, the following n argomenton the constitutional queation. I on the aerie* cf bonds to which it U above | (rodn .. d . an argument on the constitutional qm He was satisfied there wee nothing in the | applied; provided, always, that the sppli Beeober Stowe. But he wss surprised tv I The hear them on this floor. He related a poetic I bust 1 fi! out of their homes iu tbe bottoms bill in oonflict with the constitution. A I cant detiAng to negotiate inch a loan change in tbe present syatem is neoeaser, I tbe Bute that ahail hypothecate and give nge i . . i - and the change wilt place onerous duties | collateral security to said treasurer any; snf somewhere. Naturally theae will lau on I ncient numner or vana nonae or me . pteT , ut tQS ,,, IeHd u( hjdropnobi the Comptroller GenertL He ihonld be I ot Geirgia, which, in bit discretion, ahail I £ u(e * 11 pl> rally ppli- Mr'Rrantt.v of the Third V bill to I dream which he had of the elysium ontheeeatatde.weromoviogbackyeater- with r.BUlam tha’^nsDecUon aiid salouf naval ol thegentleman from Birtow. But hu d.y, though tbeappioacbe. to them at. yet inspection and sale ol naval drMim ; u ^ u#d by # T u w 0 f the real muddy, end in meny placet Ibere are ponds mm* I * I -*.!**. ......A If. AAlail tl.A *lb I /.f it.* Mfotae I IIIA9 th* Atltlnna these will fall on I fleient ral security to said treasurer any euf-1 J*. n.ni.l Thmi..ih_. v-ill t/> system proposed Uedeprtcated the rak-1 of the yellow water. Ooo of the carious number of valid bonds ot the State I pjjJeut’tbe epreaifof hySopaiAU in lb# I “P* of questions calculated to erMte I features of the., ponds, during the Urn. compensated as the bill provides, !? aJSfH f .h r . u, Af;?“. e h n . t . . Uod " • ,a, p*. n,i0Q of “>.• ; nl «» nam - Oa a vote tbe bill passu! by yeas, 29; of the debt to the Slate in tbe event that ^ of Ujn , # b \i U Wot# tetd lhe „ ut , iale . hibttion in one hand, appeaiingto the white ly spring np, m;i, 1, i 1 — ■- —*— 1 1 —*— — — 1 i »_ SILLS ON THIRD SIAOINO, Under a suspension ot the rules the fol. lowing bills were taktn up lot a third read-1 bBDa ing: I aha * 1 A bill lo amend an act creating a board receive 'hereon advancement any money, in txoeaa of r sums of their par divisions between tbe race. The gentle-1 when they were at their tallest, was the man from Bartow, with tbe banner of pro- I number of ap"ngi that seemed to sudden- ' ing up, »-to apeak. These springs ired to I. .. ' ih" ponds, but as the river tbe eof-1 subsided ai d >lr»« me water awayfrem figure in I pond*, the epriuga want away, he cared | lhe fall y-serda)*** shout two f->et near tbn bridge, a lull' iLa, snowa the amount would* not allow the bill to go back to a I tail. committee for its repart npon it, becanse I Tnewati r i»nnwcr»dualtj Iravii-gifcepirk he wanted it in bai "my bilL” j and another dev t f a. boa a Ann as tuet comparison of I yesterday wiu dry up me mnJ aud <U»»ip the nraner anthcrttl.a or tLe conntv ot 1*“• - » .. -r—~~ i ance 1'a.aed I — — John Howard, I the little ponds inauu b-tUe waabea. f’larko In hnild htidera over dividinu water I power to the Governor and Treamrer to Smi(h .« ,v» Tw.ntv.firat WAS as. I and run a suggestive parallel between I lhe rcWole nu the Cen:rat railioad be mnnrV pmi I ,b « Q P° B d ‘ Uolt - i«>er at public heMmmttt^ 5 :iomrn^T i“ them, enriing in tnecr.zin«. of Howard tween Macur and Savnuah re.au,e! The eommittM on fiuance reported favor- ot P ri,aU “*»• aod .“» d Governor and pff,®^-l. ,1““ UnrJ, luDatto uylurn, and ^ oommteaton by hu own son ot a list tight. M j .r Kuapp waa yesterday ablv bv substitute a bill deflnl a fldelitv Treasurer shall have the right to purchase L, demT < ol lb 5 b i, B d Detilions and en- e,,n,a wblcb “ nt blm *° Piuou. H® « b advised by the'geierai freight aud pa-am fn.Jr.nc. aennl.g D<um ? tbg . Hml , | .n d wb , D .0 purchase said bond SXinu ’ P * UU0D * ““ *“ lodrfto tbe readinees of the doctor to . c- ger agent at S.vann.h that this aoheduli insurance. I ^ ond< , blU b# held M rouchers, end the 8 X? X tBed m o'clock to * ** , ‘ 'Dsaction of the acquirement and por- L * J ° f tuoclocxto of commissioners of roads and revennea fori “®t>Vi ........ v... t value, and that in the contract of loan It , bir j r-u i, n „. of j ahail he distinctly expressed, tithcr ia the B Mr of I nnt* nf nVilfiMtlnn nr nlhnt Wtilina lalfino I . ... -. - * . i»r Of ^fate Ld H “uu btlU wire ,Zthi whether^ bill p^ed or not-he would Trscey'a.t re near second time | accomplish hta end in either event He | honta bu ll ou pit.a, i The followicg bill was taken up for Oconee eountv* Passed. the proper suthorttiee of the connty of '®'“> * b ® .*nee. Pa*«3 | hto^btU with the laboro ot John Howard, [rite) insurance. The committee also reported favorably a I ° r resolution providing for k joint committee *? oa “ Uo “ «■*£• XSShAMl ‘“8- to investigate certain matters rtUting to «*““•* Ba ‘ d , b ^ Bd or bonds shall be shown | the Western and AtUntlc railroad. In fttU n P» n bouka of lb ® aaid Trea *- Under a inspension of the tales a num-1 nr ® r> ) morrow morn f agi . I cept all proposed amendmenu to bis bill, I would be teanmed. finally brii second time. An invitation cistion, to be present annuel address by Judge Cooley to-nigbt, was retd and accepted. Adjourned to 10 o’clock to-morrow morn ■ing. The House. The IKtue was called to order at ten I end presented iu protitr’ahape. See. 4. Be it further enacted. That all the | o’clock. • Mr. Freeton. of Ja per, offered e resolu- bonde peil or purchased under tbe provis- i JP« . from the Oeonrla Bar Asso- ioDa of tb * act sb tU be immediately cm- tion adjoun.ii g ibe iloaae from and after I Mr Simmons' speech, rose, reported prog- 'Iient on tbe occasion of the cetlfrl and stamped with the words, “Sink- to-day unlit M jnday morning next, on ac-1 ns* and aaked leave to sit bv Judge Cooley to-nigbt tn 8 Faai " b J the Treasurer aud filed in ccnnt of the diuatrons rains, whi which have hit effiew. See. 5. Bs it farther enacted. That all alter bom* interest*. made it important for members to look laws and parts of laws in oondiot with this I Mr. Wheeler moved to lay the resolution The Houie. The House was called to order at 10 o'clock. Speaker Little in the eheir. Mr. Preston, of Jasper, by leave, intro- duetd a resolution to provide for the priot- set be, and tbe same are hereby, repealed, on the table. Carried. and kis finally briuging in a anbstitnte, aa a I Tbe train on ihn G nrgU road continues reason why it should nut now be passed, I to ran only to Milled^* i le There is also but should be reported upon by a cimmiUee I strain runntrg from IJauisk to Csrr's S i lu proper shape. I tion, ten miles ihe other siiIa ot Mi'lecg Oh motion of Ur. Harrison, of Q litman, I villa. The bridge which crossed the Oconee the committee, before the canc.usijn of | is now resting on a little itlsnd in the river and can be sten from tbe depot. It knocked f-om its piers by a mill that was The House then sojourned | brought down tbe itwr by tbe fitods. It will require tome time to replace it, even Maxwell's Execution Again Postponed. wi'h treating. St. Lot'ls, August 4 —The Post-Dispatch I On tbe Eut Tennessee, Virginia and The House then went into committee of I Mr. Stewart, of Rockdale, moved to re- by the finance committee. has a dispatch from Block Island, Long I Georgia railroad, the authoriliti said last I,land Souud, which states that P. W. I night that they felt sue tbe tchednle tbe whole, Mr Uiwlt, of Effio|bem, in the | oonaider the action of the Honse yesterday | FsoDtieroy, on* of the attorneys of IL M. | would be resumed by Friday afternoon ch ir, to oonaiderthe funding bill reported I in adopting tba resolution of Mr. Kenan I Brool Mr. Gordon offered three amendments to to visit itleroy, ks, alias Maxwell, presented to-day the I Gangs of m*n ere at work ou both the np. for the appointment Ola special committee cue of his client to Jastioe Miller, of the I per and lower divisions, and there is “ the lun ing of all bills and resolutions of a general I correct three mistake* in transcribing and I its condition.I natnre. after they are reported by oornmit-1 printing tbe bill. All of which were adopted. tees. ing. Referred to tbe committee on print-1 Mr. McLendon moved that tie bill be re stopping I Hotel there, Ocean obtained View I The water to tbe swamps is gradntlly from I f tiling, bat tnere is still enoash to prevent “ ' UuU1 Mr. Stewart said tbst tbe regular com- _ mittee on tbe lunatic asylum had under I him a writ of error in tbe easa Toe effec'. I people from going down into iC ported beck to the Honse, with a recom-1 consideration at the time of the adoption of I of this order will be to bring the case ot 1 mis is done a correct estimate of tb* dam Ur. Kenan, of Baldwin, introduced a res-1 mendstiuu that U be passed by substitute, tbe resolution, tho appointment of a snb- tho ehiorofermer before the Supreme ege can not be given, olntion reciting that there are convicts in I Agreed to. 1 committee to visit tne asylum and make Court for a bearing on conititational points. Trainmaster Gallagher is in the swamp* well enough to Tbe aabtlitnte was adopted in lisa of the the investigation sought. He tbongbt it I and will act as a supersedeas and defer the getting the m tin Ike in shape. disoonitsona to the committee to take tbis I execution of Brook*, which wss set for the tho Innatlo asylum who are be diicb.trgej, bnt bare to be detained on account of the forma of their commitbent; also, that the supply of water is repre tented to be Insufficu nt, sz '' [inti bill. lr. Gordon explained tbst tbe object ot matter ont of their band*. It wss the bill in fixing the times for the iasow of I (lection npon tb* committee to assume that I 26th of this month. nt, and kstructkg an | tba bonds wss lo enable the immediate tp- they wontd cover np anything. inquiry into these matters. Adopted. plication of tb* sinking fund of each year Ur. H*nan, of Baldwin, said he had eix- Tbs House then took up the special orders' for the redemption of bonde then failing ' teen years'experience in the mansgemen-1 a The House then took up the special of tb* day, bring 1st, "A bUl to be entitled an act to create Spies Arrested.! Lamxito, August 2.—A Frenchman and | la* board cf travteee of thu New York"Soi- Stole *00.000 New Yotx, August 3 —A special from Kalb, New York, says At a meeting a linking fund to pay off and rstirt bonds 1 129, nays 0. due. Tb* ssbetituto bill vii then paeeed- Itcssian bsve bean trroatad on tba charge | cisrejmd S.ilotr' U.me ' . tu-rdey. Treat- 1 of Ute asylum, and be tbongbt be knew the I of bring spies. They confess that they I tirtr Botie was ousted. Li a tcconn —yeas I necessity for the investigation. Ha had I bov# been reporting the State military da-1190,000 tbut:, which his friends Lave ■ been for twenty days urging the asylum' Lues to tbe Prussian government. 'good. -r.n a •SIMM TL New York, AufmstS.—Thu ^ sale to John H. Inman * har ® B 9f OeoiRia Central stock 0 !!. 1 '] the firmed b y tbe head o£ the syndilt^'' the bought control of the property ® ectl ® D ' It was stated on the ’str*! the sale was the result of trouMT? syndicate, and tbe stock was sold“ low figure. At hie office Mr «- * stated to have left the city Friday fiS ■fK t would be gone about a week brother confirmed the report of .k "l He said: "Mr. Inman h ? bon 1 ' block of tho shares. What priw and who the seller is I do not fee! .75, to say." The members of the syndicate in it to-daydeny that the syndicate hw pieoes, bnt state, instead, that V,1 man has only bought an iri The departure of Vice «'resideat Hollins for Enrope ! a q is asserted to have been caused sun', desire to avoid the worry consequent. complications in the syndicate. It u the main canse of uneasiness is tlw posed action of the Savannah, Dublin Western railroad, which has decided™, alleling the Georgia Central from ,?, end, and yesterday succeeded in at, $6,000,000 in Europe to be used for purpose. The company now hai 1%). completed, aud its entire line will be ished inside of eighteen montha. I> Y SPBPStJ Up to a few week* ago I cona d«v^ I self tbe champion Dyspeplio of .1=1 During tbe years tbst I Jrave been a~l 1 have tried almost everything eitiavffi be a speotfie for Dyspepsia In tbe finding something that would aflord nent relief. I htd about ma«le np to abandon all medicines when I r - ' 1 indorsement of Simmon* Liver ‘‘l ulator by a prominent Georgian, > ; ■ whom 1 knew, snd concluded to fiyffi feote in my case. I bsve used bnt t ■ tine, snd am satisfied that I have rtnj light thing at lest. I frit it« btw s "l tecta almost immediately. 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