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1HE MACON WEEKLY TELKORAPht TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 6. 1887--TWELYE PAGES.
TUE STATE LEGISLATURE.
PETITION AGAINST THE I*ASSAGE OF
THE BRADY DILL.
A Prohibition SltlrinUh In the Home Con
cerning Pike Comity—Report of Com-
mltteceamlCollof Counties —
Other Mature.
Atlanta, Angust 31.—In the finance com
mittee this afternoon the rep >rt of the sub
committee, embodying the resolution for
advertising tor bids for the purchase or
lease of the Stato road, was adopted. Dr.
Felton and two other members of the com
mittee did not agreo to the report, and will
make a minority report. Tne minority re
port will strike ont the provision for the
* . • ..t!in Ilia nlafi
levy and collect a tax of one-tenth of one I adopted. Mr. Coggins made a speech in
per cent for the common school fnnd was support of the bill, and Mr. Chappell op-
read a second time, and made a special or- posed it. Messrs. West, of Habersham,
der for the 7th of September.
and Henry, of Chattooga, supported the
The House resumed consideration of the 1 committee,
bill pending yesterday at the hour of ad- Mr. Perry, of Gilmer, moved to lay the
inurnment, viz : Mr. Gardner’s bill to bill on the table. Lost-yeas 46, nays 80
journment, - —. —
amend an aet to prohibit tbo sale of spirit-
ons liqnors in Pike oonnty.
Mr. Terrell, of Meriwether, offered an
amendment providing that the provisions
Mr. Garner supported the bill. He said of the bill shall not apply to contracts in
a majority ,.of the people o' Pike count t which the rate ot interest does not exceed 8
desired its passage. It was not bis bill, but per cent
the bill of every man in Pike county who Mr. Berner opposed the bill and the
voted for himself and his colleague. The amendment
question of prohibition or no prohibition
was not the question involved. The qoes-
Mr. Featherston also opposed the bill.
The vote on the passage of the bill stood
tion was whether the majority should rule, yeas 64, nays 66. Sa the bill was lost
Prohibition In l’ike oonnty had been im- Bill of Mr. Adams, of Elbert, for the re
posed by on act of the Legislature, which he lief of A G. Daniel, of Elbert, to refund
read. Before its passage, no oonnty in the excessive taxes on wild lands. Passed.
State had a more poooeable or moral people
than Pike. Subsequently a local
bill was passed for submitting
The House then adjourned.
Bale, and propose modification in the plan the qaci)tioll of prohibition to a vote I Thle „,
SAFS BLOWERS AC AIN.
BEGINNING OF THE END.
F dies and for the realization of its rights.
No man can be a judge in his own case.
The act of 1876 provides that the
Governor, for certain violations of the lease,
may declare forfeits. If the Governor was
the fourth and fifth =m enttoJ
the United Statei M
, , kins said, they ,
P'°duco the 22
LESSEES APPEAR AT THE BAR OF | subsequently disqualified by bis eleotion it
THE HIGH COURT.
relevant to the investigation,
pelled to or not, and would 22“ i
would not bo the act or fault of the lessees, other papors that would.!! prod n
th« investigation. They
era ot the State, but a proposition to can
cel the contract. No fault can attach to
_ , , . , anybody for the condition of things. The case,
for O'.l.-rl t„ it,,- Comp.- | j s fundamental. it lies at the
1 foundation of the administrator of justics.
Section 205 of the oode was read on this
point.
Suit on the bond, or against the .lessees,
would embrace his Excellency as a defend
ant.
Jndge Hopkins cited the 5th Ga. R. Mil-
ought to be grinted time to° | n * h, l
tency of the Governor
Ground That lie i«
Their Bond.
Govirnor Gordon asked what lim
1)0 DfCPHHAfX I UfViftt. t--
neeeBsary; what would bs th.
timo In which they would be ready ^1
oeed.
Judge Hopkins said that he th m ,.v1
ten days they would be finally .jfl
THE OBJECTION OVERRULED ner S°°J„ 8 ; aeorgla Bailtoad and BaDk
■ icg oompany,
Make a Haul at Juliette of Over
of advertising. 0 f the people of Pike county. The people
The House committee op ednaatlon re- o{ fte connty Tole( j 266 majority against
commended the passage of the biU to levy prohibit i on . Bat a returning board, con-1 Tenn^eTVrrrinia 1 an”d“GTorila“rii‘t'’
a special tax ot one-tenth of one per cent. ,,,tntod wholly of prohibitionists, by the d-Mt I etme * ,e9 . Virginia and Georgia rail-
for^the common aobools. ..School CommU SSfSteSSSttSiS Sw ever he«d “
One Thousand Dollars.
The quiet little town of Juliette, on the
afternoon Mr. Huff's penitentiary bill.
„.j connty
I One man constituted the board, drew the I
Among the merchants of the plaoe is Mr.
bin; and madeuoprovisionforau appeal I ^"’toThe m^ohanVTgl Iho
from the acts of the board. The courts ... . , ... t
He has bnilt
a safe,
After the reading of the journal the tne actsioi o e rs ™ hold him In high esteem Hob.
special order, which was the Brady fertilizer wero P°?f I J e 5? . rt 0 6 iA'a a in 7 I himself np in Jnliette and is doing
^Wuken up for considerstmn. Th. mlrriv ofthe 8 ‘ 88d J tn.iuess in geheral merchandising.
Mr James, of the Thirty-sixth, presented 3n °2*% awi2Zf.il cnaT Yesterday morning early, when ho went to
to the Senate a petition signed by a large P‘f ( pl ®,J'*” nshavtnodanided that it had hia 8tore> be foQn d that he had been made
, V AnTmevnrn. test,—the court having decided that It had
Ho nUlmui I the viotim of an extensive robbery. The
' beck door was open, the goods taken from
the ahelves and scattered about over the
number of citizma °l! Coweta““‘I P™' I noj’nriidioUon‘nndM the bill. II
testing against the passage of tbs!b^y ^ ^ ,,. Pike' ana scattered auont over tne
Mr. Peek, of tbe Twenty-seventh, called * if/, 0 °.? n * b ti nn «£. mM i n *>,1 floor and counters and oil taken from the
for the reading of the oommunioation ad- P® 8 “ j_ t pA. th conntv in the election lam P 3 “ nd P onred 0111 n P° a tho fljor - The
dressed to the President of the Senate pro-1 ia8ne in llk ® oonnty in tne election | k.«.> h„.„
testing against the passage of the bill.
..■Ah r -e . . , , ana ms colleague, iu. zziauueu, ,.u, .. . _«
The case was also oited of the mayor and
conncil of Macon vs. Half. 61 Ga. R.
Judge Hopkins said it wonld leave the
A PLEA FOR FURTHER TIME FOR I State with ample remedies under the law.
THE LESSEES MADE.
Their Counsel Deny the Right of the
Court to Compel Production ot Pa
pers- Continuance Granted-
Adjourned to Sept. 7.
Toe courts can be resorted to.
Mr. Hoke Smith, for tbe State, replied to
the question raised by Jndge Hopkins. He
contended that even if this was a judicial
proceeding, the objection wonld not lie, as
the individual had long before divested him
self of his interest. Again, at the oommon
law no queatlon of disqualification will ob
tain where the disqualification wonld leave
no tribunal competent to try the case. Bnt
there is no rnle of disqualification in Geor
gia with reference to the Executive. There
being bnt one Governor, to dlsqualify him
ready
Mr. Julius Brown stated, as rem-
interests in Nob. 2 and 3^ that {hTS
been no notloe served on him until
and certain of the papets called for.
Senator Brown’s possetsion. Whil.
satisfied the prodnotiou of these
could not bo legally forood, he woul,
duco all papers called for in his
bearing on the case.
As )t appeared that the court
grant the oontinnance asked for Mr
srid before the oontinnance was’ gu-,'
desired to submit a paper as a part ,
oharges against the lessees, giri n( ,
tional grounds and reasons for the fn
nro and cancellation of the lease cm”
of Penitentiary Companies Nos 2 •>
The papers contained varlons cham
other violations of the lease contn»»
Atlanta, September l.-It is safe to say wonld De defeat or obstrnot tne ends of
that no investigation, political or judicial, I jostice. In this case, uulets the Governor
lice the memorable impeaobment trials 1 "a sit, there is no tribnnal competent to
has attracted snch public interest and atten*
try this oase. The Governor was eleoted by
the people with a fnll knowledge of tho
tion as now center upon the trial before the f ao t Ilia people knew that his name was
Governor of tbe conviot lessees, of Peniten
tiary Companies No. 2 and No. 3.
on tho bond, and so far as the interest of
the Slate is concerned tho people have au
thorized him to sit in this case.
that tho passage or tne oui wuum gi.o .no t - - . as a oar maaiug it oruiuaruy Been
farmers Tbetttr grade of too wlwoD^lialplarioruil'tLongh nouiimited JJ|*®3f • }‘ n ® w tb ! 8 “'“M 88 tBe 7 I were on band with their lawyers,
been asserted that it wonld break down the » bored holes from tbe outside large enough _ .
guano mannfaotdreis of the State and tn- “ 8 bi "®?“£. ir^.«if And Mr '» ^mit a man’s arm and then to i, ft the Qrant diB8 PP e8red betor ® tb ® he81
This nrnnnni. tion was the choioe of himself and Mr. . , nn naav i.mtinr 0ATi. And did not iclnm. Col. Jr
Oapt.
courapo foreign compauic a. Thin proposi
tion he disputed, and oharged that it was . _ - - . r . , i naying gamea um h
• dodge iateDded to mislead. Commercial «1 .S nor anlhoriz -d ® d thle ® 8m811 ho1,
«, ..in“™ «,ui h..WnruA ini« Him suta and i *h»t they had not aigned. uor aumoriz a I o , , t .„ „„t„ „„
oase, except before the Governor. Judge
Hillyer oited several anthorities. He eon-
hearing be- I tended that the functions involved were not
Cel .Tnhn n judicial, bnt executive, and for that there is
RIM UUt U1 r.n UHM.-0 WOO UU CIWJ IUBVKM. I B"“l “““ “ u * •"•»•••• OOUU Ah. J| ' Ijn-ii--
Having gained the inside, they drill- Towers, principal-keeper of the penitenti- The argument o
Tbe argument on the objeetion was con-
fertilizers will be shipped into the State and
sold jnstaa they are now,
.... * D , ^® |°P I ary, and Mr. E. T. Shubrick, assistant-1 tinned for the respondents'’ by Hon. A. H
any one to sign for them, a petition against I ^ . h “ i J,,i I keeper, and Dr. Wiiiia F. Westmoreland, Cox He contended that upon tho disquali-
tbe passage of this bill, to .which their S? nrinoipal physician, sat n W together with ““tfon of the Governor, the remedy of the
spec tod.
Mr. Wright, of the First, said he
was ample in the courts—in the
Cbanocry Court. The Superior Coarts
original jnrisdiotion in eqaity, and tho
that tbo State wonld be withont rem
disqualification of tbe
reason that
equity would be
I AnnnruthU^ill'the'v'would not D be "true To I ^iamilroad. and =‘Telong-1 and"coi: James'M. Smith, of the 0^. ^qnri.flo.
hiSMtreMSfo^theVnihororthebma'nd thepeoplo who eleoted thorn. H® exhibited thorpe camp, sat face to feoe. The bitter tha coa ’ rta ' ot fqait y WODm De
hnt he thonoht it tbo most ex- 11 petition in favor of tho bill signed by 668 , worth at Personal controversy between these gentle- wide open for tbe State. Tbe courts, in-
wra.SSHSs. rSSHfeHRSaffSSSKSb '■ f-- ~lfii&M=as«ssafi
lease contract
asked that serviee be made on all ni 1
now holding conviots of Nos. 2 and 3
lease interest.
Judge Hopkins objeoted to this pai
cause tho chirgos as to tbe times u!
were not specific or putieular to l,
lessees on reasonable notioo, bo as to
them.
The Attorney-General coincided
proposition, and suggested that the
oeamended.
Mr. Smith aaiu the paper had been
ns tally and specifically as the tioi
permitted. They were disposed, and
as early as possible aorve fnll notice.
The Governor said that in view o
complication, the oontinnanco won
extended one week longer, and sdjo
the bearing to Wednesday, tbe 7th ut
at 0:30 a. m.
Tbe Governor said, touching the an
of a o antinnauee, that five days had t
been given. It was not practicable t
the tea days asked, ae tho Execute,
the Attorney-Genorsl wonld be called
at a time reaebed by that continuom
continuance wonld bo granted, bo'
till Wednesday, tho 7th inst
HE TOOK STRYCHNNE.I*
traots are best cogniztble. Mr. Cox thonght
Detween | tb0 Q overnor undoubtedly disqualified, and
existing unsettled I begged him to oonsider well before going
In the early part of Wednesday nightjthe demand for 8 “tiaf«cUon, under tho ood® I into the heart eg
r two duello. The
i white and ed behind
lessees
brilliant
sat entronoh-1 The Governor said it would bo a relief to
naoript a strong argument against the pan-. in ,„ vor 0 . hi, bill aisn.d I an eany par* or woaneeaay mgui
2^737ZLZ'rSfTHtHS“1 'll?.“S.‘7 I
iba part of farmers for a remedy.
It bad not been bin good fortune
mnch of ibis clamor until he came
Georgia Legislature. There are fn tvM
all professions, and he did not pretend to I L" ^.00001^1/«U OD tor me I I tbo a convict or two to give
iur luw vui »uu no opposed its passage. He I o?”Dam*crlov* down with I not Professional sufe blowers. ‘Had the I ul
would join Senators in trying to perfect the | i by 2 work bjen done by the Utter, only the safe B^ard,
K u»uuiuuuv, uv nu ~ nn \A hpit . n Tn hh• unrl fant that atrin.m
were two colored gentlemen ini That the Attorney-General mi ht have
fSnd! P 4 ^ “ e0Ura8 ‘ ng Ue and his friends could have obtained I ??g l ?* , °* d f. t ^*_ h8 °. 1 ’ T h “* b *S° I reDwanUttva. of the press wero assigned
m. n# mmiA I aignEtures of many females in support ftlQDR t j l0 j ine naftlrowd, and sUio near I tho seats of honor, occupying the bench. I
AYXKBNOOS
When the court oauie in this afternoon
®.. 0 . . 0 I u-..mran nnokf nnt >.a Hrnt'i-.^ Inin I learned the UlO of the explosive material in I tieniDn urn tlm (InriRtitutinn. KvAi.incr Jam. I » *k..
Mr. Northentt, of the Thirty-fifth, said I
zs±£sz\ssxi
iwiuAa.iMia.MM » SSrtrfttiTlSSSCSrSSJf -ill
to its tbiid reading, may so amend as to ®... wM^M^tnin 2li rascals, and Macon
meet tbe objection, which have been mado. f . J trienda of Mr. Wi
Tbe farther conrideration of the bill was »}ex Among th. signers of tfforU . ul “’
—.ill I the passage of his bill were four as good ”
was largely iu
ertiased by members of tbo Legislature »no
tiemon are the Coustiiutlon, Eveuiog Jour
ill be made to citch Hie I nal < lh ® Teleoraph, Savannah News, An-1 coaid not be present daring tbe morning,
on merchants who are the gnats Ghroniole, Augusta Gazette and Go-1 D> Gr “ nt w ‘“ * 1 * 0 notiecd iu lbe
iliiams, will aid In the I Inmbnt Kaquirer-bnu.
'wss?»si ^ «.ISSS=SSS£S5
good
audience.
Aa to the Governor'a dUqualifloatioD, up
tiie man eoi'BT. I on the question argaed this morning, tne
At 10:30 o’clook Gov. Gordon and Attor-1 Attorney G.netal anbmitted a written upiu
A Lucky New toik-r OdMd Thousand.. _
I“srsSASS^“p*IIi^ jr. d chj^iorh e .d b b2en b *ii"
{“c.ott P he Sr P r,mo Cou« w“ tsicnuplnd P°* H.had been informed that the grand fb". aQd ‘° 0k ““ 0l " k * d ' 8k ’ G “’’ and inv ? uLted by Lim before the
concnriod in ' I jury of the oonn'y had almost unanimously I urawiaRor Th. Lout.iau. out. Lottery Compon;, I Gordon rapped for order, and made tho fol-1 point was raised and argued by the counsel
- - ' - - I —u - resolution against his bilL I and on Saturday last the Adams Erprws Company, 1 ■ • ... • • . .. I J * •" *-•—*
Under a suspension of the rules the fol- Sj^ down
lowj^ig bills wsre taken np for a third read- 1 ln ®
ing:
A bill to amend the charter of the town
of 8outb Rome.
wonld be wlUini
A bill to amend aeeUon 4578 of the oode u Sf > 11 bi * P*op» allowed to decide a Weal
o as to allow railrort. tb. «*^-*™pUd thi's ^SSiStSAb^uAvS S '
lowing prchminaiy remurka in opening the I tho dtifonce. The cpi&ioo of the Attor-
I n*y General he to the Gb.veinor's ciriqualifi
....... . . I oatton was sdvarae to the position saaoiued
state that the laanea to be set-1 j,y oono^bl for the lcMeet, and the objce
iled here are of bo grave a character that 11 tiou waa overn*i *d,
item rna»«ug«r Train'a Narrow Ea-1 have thought it proper to ask tho aid of tho I Jd'lg* Hilly • r called upon the opposite
cape From Destruction.
Attorney-General in the effort to reaoh legal f 00 * 8 *? 1 ®* C rt ^!” ‘'“P* ”’ notice b * Ti "“
...■I - Im.. n... be ® n ‘ u I’* K,L .®.’ h ’ “*•
shipment of melons and other perUkabls I - 7,77i i n._iVTi vul T klTn I P'RR*. In*-. September 1.—A bold at- „ nd j u ,t conclusions The Questions in. I .1" ,*.• . ,
fruits. wero vllllficd as they h. d been, he would t M mpl ^oile l.st evening to wreok the , V * .. ine questions in- Jm.g H ; ktLi. «-id tKy weie Let r. r y
— — - — . —. . . i. . . I nnt all .<11 till (lift Anil C. 1 Vi1q nn vf V t tn uVll I _ .. ... n... I a VA a# )Via nlniA.) am aavI.aa. V at V. I A — .a .... .4 A— ■ . .1 n 1. f ... a
Mr Northentt, of tho Thlrty-fiftb, op- “®‘ d ®®»“® f ®.^ ®{ b ‘ 8 P“V*°
uoi th. bill through a item louse of duty. 'L'MSSL-.. to th. bo ’? D . d ^ •». “>
▼olvedareof the utmost importance, both I to respond to tnat notice. I. wasaerv a
posed
He thonght it woala p
upon the aaerednees o
and for that reuon only
it approval. Feuding
Senate adjourned.
BETOST or COMMITTEES.
The oommittee on corporations reported I nays 54.
bilk to amend the several sets incorporat
ing the city of Rome; to amond the charter
tbe State and to the lo
of the con-1 nn him yes • r l«y »ti. ru.mii and wo. vol-
mUtee! b °II e the reVoro'movtd^iU° reborn mu" I ^LSlie all righC“i tw7. U k, P wr.3mis P ti^ | are large peonnUry interests of Mdsne | Bovewm, Tt wh lot Ukelytbey wonjdd.
mini 0- 'rnL morion m nr V R«ll«t r * VMM 5A I * nd 8 d5 that lome psnons carried a larae w ho have contracts with tho Htato. These ^i® ? ,;y °i lbeD }’ T b ." , .‘
“®- n A. Tali motion pr ‘ Yiil ® d ” y ®“ “• stone, wetabing.ooupleofhondredponnds. .“.L .2« u * fled ‘ b ®7 b,d 8 «'*«•
CALL or TUB COUNTIES.
stone, weighing a aonpls of hundred pouods, and ih>u« ..,i„ .H. h I Si” 0 ®" they bad a dear, legal defense,
twenty-five feet and plaoed i t I contracts and the taws under wbiob they I They would-show the udium ot the lease
of tho town of Austell; and to incorporate ,~r.,, 08 ...
Ocean City, Tybee Iriand. 1 ' D 8 hills were introduced and referred.
between the rails of the main track. The were “ado and the laws subsequently cn- system duel not attach to their olitnts
ger train, very fortunate- aoted, together with all tbe fasts oou-1 T ne J asked reasonable time in which to
Under tbe call of the coonties tbe follow-1 east bound passenger .... , — — ... —
jy, bad a pawenger for Leslie «t at ion, and neote d with theconduet of tbe lessees un- pt *^* t . 0 2? tdctlil ‘ 8t :. Th ®! re . 1 *. 110 P rt88l P 8
misatoneisof Fulton connty to eatabllah
votiug precincts in each ward of Atlanta,
need for baste, as the conviots aro Site,
contract., the extcuiive feels Thu investigation io no way aff -eta
—„ — - - the moat solemn obligations of I the lesw system. If ths convicts are
By Mr. Wilson, of Camden—To provide a lleavit g the traek. The train was delayed I his office to icqlire into. The proceedings I f* k ®. n 888 J ^ rom 2 end _3 they will
,n ii .1 irvnninmlitiio rAnorted I By M r Foul*—'To allow Bsuboru Nolly, u I the ergtoeer wts notified and had .lowed I ... .
JfoUowimt'- jn Bill m ^enSre^he'^com eilu - n of Bartow county, to peddle without op when his tngine struck the atone, tarn- d r * b ®“
', e .. f | 0 “ 0 * in J' t 2,.2“h I lioensA. Finance. kg tho Moo. ov.r and the f,rw.rd truck, bound by I
dofomknbfranriidel^in C couniv conrt8°to I »PPropriations for the years 1887 and 1888, I The only theory given for this oevili.h aot I conclusion, will be reached nor decisions 1 8 1® '? T ' v ”'
sass^JusuT.s -«? assfcjcsw* ar ttsa.’istsss a t r - S&*'
t **The"peuitenliary oommittee reported ad-1 J2 n ^2 OP ^n 7 v. L *“ d ’ “ d I “P roT; “‘ nl I * ,8,i ' s * U ’ « fc ®J5^*H
vewely to Mr. Pickett's bill to employ tbe JL Mnntx
State convicts in making guano. I
, ■ be given to soma oue «Le. There was no
sun given l jjghi 0 f p S bi:>- ntenst which wonld suffer
practicable, by the delay. Tee policy of the State l«
especially no I involved, il iu-.udi of dollars tf pr^.rly
. |. l ,c4M;aoneofg , e-.iiu»g-
llu^aii . thought iney aonti I
"Ut i»-n days and r-eu.ut
both the exeenure and the Attorney-Gsn- | folly aske.l t m t.. pr. p<r,- th
Suicide of an Old Raker Whose Trad
Fullen Off.
T. J. Foos, a German baker, ig
ears, oommitted suicide yesterday
'ng by awaliowing about a quarter
ounce of .’rychni-'e.
Mr. Foot came to Mason about fin
ago from Philadelphia, and was era]
in the bakery of Mr. L. Dinkier. Li
wont to woik for Bogota & Wton's ei
manufactory. After working there
months he began tbe manufacture ol
and cakes on nis own book and lived
rious portions ot the oity, bis lost
being on Elbert street, near tha coi
Uaz-L In this way hem maged, by p
lug strict economy, to make a living '
family, whioh oonsUted ot a wife, w!
married fonr year, ago, and alittlebi
abont three yeais. For several mom ^
cording to the stntimentif Mrs. Foos
Ml off until ho had frequent fit. o
pendency. Whtn in these meltl
moods he expressed a wish to die,
was not it frequent that he said he
end his life.
Daring the p st summer, said Mrs
yeeterdsy, the people bouuht fruit an
rii h st tneir doors sad made tbeir ow
This eansed his pie sales to fall off,
grew more and more despondent
day morning abont oneo’uloe)t he c
his wife and told ber he was cold,
sleeping in one ot the rear room, a
keep a watch on tho little shop in it
Hho went to him and found that
quite cold and with a alight forer,
had a chill. She piled the bed clot
him, bnt lie did not seem togetanj
f io:u them. He spoke to ber and a
knew what to do and to do the ^
eonld. He also spoke of
wanted to be buried, and when
him the did not think be wo. sc
said he wonld not live until the m.x
Yesterday abont 11 o'olock he col
iue informed her that he bad ja>
lowe ■ a quantity of stryohnlne.
i ornli ..ed some of the poison last
fi r an- purpose of killing degased i
iriubl' d him in his business. The
nnout a quarter ot an oocoe in th
aliI be hod poured in a little wth
drank it .iff. Tbe wife w»a almost
but p'nncred some hot water aud
aoou us possible and tried to mat
swallow it, bnt the paroxysms came <
he died in bonible agony befor. s
clan oould reach him. He Hf* 8(10
minutes after awailowiug the p i**
Coroner Hodnett w .a notified aw
empanelled. The ouly wilntia
was Mrs. Foos whose testimony ws.
stance the same as given abeva iu
diet ot the jury wee tnat tbe delete*
to his death by poison adm'nUterec
own band. The body wav then turns
to Undertaker Keating.
Mr. Foos has two grown sons,
them lives in Newport, Kj. “
wlunabout, of the otlter is unkood
So 8mfer K«me«lj
Can b# h«4 (or coot ha and ooldi, or an}- taoabla ot
m^4w,w»A I . vw*»4|M» «uu LUium, or but inidwoi
reiond to I tn« throat, th^n Browti’« Broncbul Trucbaa. hk«
euMuiU to operative the provisions of! 10 ® m 5 iriou * . OI ooumy w
It* ____a_^ j money ooileoted trorn toe a ale oi ten era, iue
the stock law of Fulton county. . moDe J t0 ^ , ppUed l0 tb , bnUdiDg 0 ,’ jiu .
ties, court housex Counties.
connty the WWeau. Sc Id eoly la bozos.
Mr. 8oiith irplUn f ,r theKte'e II .nit
there were t.c ailuts.ie tr im tb* n-
. a nm . u _ , ,, | tiiory atthsnd, whiee us ituotiy it was im-
Jndgt Hjllyer stid the Bate wonld serve | ixittonl Ul pe-e- u.:li< rims, nm aiiey wme
eral.”
“Arethe attorney* ready to proceed?'
Tbe committee on education reported
back, with amendments, the kill to amend, I
revise and consolidate tbo common school
MASKED REGULATORS.
dace certain papers.
treaiuuul c mpairejot. Ut
MRS UL LUO OWW, EHW SB 011*4 tv |#iUf|iir IUI
a levy of a special tax for ths support of
oommon schools.
The committee on the stete of the re- P°J
By Mr. Stewsrt, of Mucbell -To fix the
psy of jnrorsend bailiffs in Mitchell oaanty.
The; Whip » MagUtrate mid Interfere
In a Widow*. Lore AffAlra.
New Albany, Ivd., September 1 —Taos-
Uws of the State; also a bill to proride for P“J J®' . ,
*“ ' liy Mr." Hawkins, of Nswton—To oonfrr j a I ftmson , connty^ l,, cdl?ng P thern-1 80 8K**t • preliminary master which was
illoe powers on ehnrch officers aud super- ,. Wb C*p»," took from hi. bod coniidered importaut ou tff .otiiig the furri'-
tendents of Sunday-sehcols. General ,„ h „ zio.ia.K~-T. 1 a,— ..
notice on the oontsei for the lessee, to pro- j the luaika "p-nttnir persi u ut di. cruel
hH 1 hIh.)
tbe
P*P*w
poatpone-
Jutfge Hopkiua aaid the question before ?-H{rJi»Vi** V f * "C LB * oi
, , , I dtrleDdama to t( n i mice to t iodDceuai
e court lass to whether the leaae eon- ,u 00 i d be deter .1 .ed btfote a postni
the
tracts shall be set wide.
He said be rose | ment of the e w
Mr. Cox, fo- tb*
pnblio reported adversely upon Mr. Ham’s
bill to prevent the filing of tobacco to [ J Jf? -
John Hm1*t brunt, a popular ciiizm who er proceedings of this matter. r ,
miner.- • I By Mi. McCord-To amend ao^sot toeon- h^SLlr^uUa^im .2d U* 8 ' 1 ® 0 **• «•»** ““ Governor waa di quaU- «rved on ycab
Tbe commitUe on tbe penitentiary »*-1 SendTaMmiT^no ^ l of^'ScomltT rarnma‘ him to a tree, beat him unuitriiiuily witn d ‘ :d ,0 **1 as judge. While ths atm ist Vndge H-iiH
tewkmi mSanMni. «•* • mii iammU* «». tit* I woDd eoQDiy ODO of tho comity CommU-1 |ji c ij 0 |y mwitcliHi. They told him they ooDfidence vii bid io him, they did not «ereprot* o xt
ylling
ported adverself on a bill to provide lor the I uj°ua county one oa too connty ——.... ului iu C ,
letting ont of ecnnty oonvicts; also a bUl "Ti!? - . a inoorDorate ths Y* r '' n0 *P ! ‘“« 1 with bu dtaiaions and feel that it ww an otjecuou they could I hr Um ml
for the better government of MnvieU pu^U* r V“2 d ^^ 1 „Jf.“ , w p0, p® eh.rgeu him with cruelty to his family, waive. 1
K" ^ ^ ‘f® “¥® Di « ht “ Dt ^r ,b ®y * 8 '“® d 8 Jod R® Ho. .
. uv Mr Simmona—To incoroorat** the S 11001 * ^keeper to atop iftlliog liquor, and at I the Gorernor deairta to t*ike time to eon- ail, or oearly all, the pauen
,^v H0MC | Bocnu Yiata^and ><> EllaviUa STcom-1 ST^' , k^5”SSd'kriS| Zy' ** - - > ^»C5S»
_, . . def. r.ae. , u'grated that
I under the nm rnle tbe ■ olij, to prodaoe
. 'I papers sbooid h. served ei le.» t.. u days
Ti-is eng-1 u. fore the trial. Thi» DuCcr wm otly
ycHteid.y. Wnb mis time the
Id b" ready tor tii.L
Hialoai-ted that tne defenae
ere prot* off trom such a notliNias served
v the col « 1 M the Htate A* a matter
. , of grace—Lei ilgbt—tbey wenlu r.« indiued
Judge Hopkic.il quired whether or not I tn waive that ana would* probably furniab
oalled for—
ciocx I nanv Rdlrnads I y**t *••• w*i* hwvbh uze; i The Governor said, “Iwillhser the ob- I demanded the production of' tha iamisu
Mr. Simmons moved to reconsider the ... „fzT!7.’ i— .w. —i. had doing and ordered him nnder jection now.” a righ , let them proceed 1 *'
't? .?* th® House yesterday on the bin > I.AMSSriS* MR ofU^tote *8*?* I-h® 8 * “> ?P 8 «d the Judge Ho) — — 1 ^
o’clock.
vote
prohibit the^H
oonnty from Augm
(This bill yciUrJie
votes caeti bnt not
LTESn^XS I ^CornorarionU °* A ° 8 “ ta I
the motion in short speeches. The motion frcm ^ ial J- Corporslions. I
“ * 1 BILLS ON TRIED BEADING,
Bill of Mr. Harvey, to provide for ths
to reMosider prevailed.
Ur. Pouts offered a joint resolution for
ths election of a Judge ot the Supreme I registration of voters io Campbtll county.
Court to succeed Judge Hall, deceased, on ! Pasted.
What The; Are Good Fop.
Bvaadreth*. HU* ere tbe bwt aedlefo • knows.
Ftm-TW; an ponl; vesMabl.; la f.cL medl-
Wednesday,. tha
Adopted.
7 th of September.
Secoad—The oeae dne elway. ont
.. „ , , , wao ..Tael-ether psruatltc. z.^nli.
Bill of Mr. Coggins, of Banks, to declare | dowa wd SioDj owu. actus,
illegal and void a& notes or other oblige- “
Ur. McCord moved that tbs especi.1 tion. for tha payment of money which con
order of tba day, bis biU to fit and regulate [ tain a stipulation to pay eommiiwiotia or in-
Hopkina read ths exeenlive order
'te.ee. of Psniteotisry Companies
No. 3, by the r presidents, to ap-
then referred to ihs hare aet ot
,876, under which tbe oonvict. were teasad
to three companies, Georgia Penitentiary
Companies 1,2 and 3. Tne lessees wsre
made a corporation by tha set No. 2 was
composed of J. B. Gordon, B. F. Lockett,
L A. Jordan and W. B. Lowe.
TUe contract rtq ilred the exeenlion of a
bond by each oompany. The bond of Nil
2 was signed, among other*, by J. U Gor-
hos. 2 and 3 .tend or fail together.
Hopkins said tba Governor
ties, bad no intereet in No. 2 now. He
don.
J'
, . y . i ... • . — _ , Fink—ta^M.a>sUleUmUvmu«m»;oCvttl-
tbs honn of labor tn factories, be mads the tenet higher than 8 per cent. Tne commit- ated eu. sad eiwr «i.pniwi Maeomaa
aapecial older of tb. 14lh of September, tee repotted a anbatimte, declaring attor- * To* am «w» oc tbr.. doMa mi iu. ««/. Tke I btd parted with that interest *a far as tl
nays’ fan void when th.y made theinterest | f,-* *f*,*?*“yi' “T JJ; lew wcnld permit him. Tbe Stete looks
8 per cent. The substitute was onlael IlootUncreltei.aadall d«4j orrpriwl” ■■ *
So ordered.
Oa motion of Mr. C'sndler, the bill to 1
I those with whom it oonlncUd (or its rtm>
At tbe rtfqru.t"»? th. Attorney-General
Ja'gn llilijap r*a>l the LO IV. The p tpap*
called for *.r- . It contraci. f r convicts
hel l by the c nip Lies, boa.ka. f tha com
panies reieUtg i.> tbs stock, lb* names of
stockholders c S n. 2 and 3. •-rtiflcs'e of
iaecrporation if Nv 3 by tb* Fulton Su
perior Court, e>l eontr eta twlsreen tbe
lessees looMcg io tbs dm ion or distribu
tion of eonv.ct», tb* wrtuwn *u :> .ntybv
which ths pie* nt Ireseew held b e consist*,
including til p irtiea now bokliug convicts’
and similar p*Vtr.. ^
Jndge Hnpkios rood from tbs 8ixth Su
preme Court K-porter in a rev oue ease la
aupport ft hta position that th y were nro.
tMllJ frr. I iK. a..mniaU«.i. . _ » . ”
Killed b; the Train.
0*1.doctor Webb’s train ws» in t
on it* lsst trip. On going down to
Tiwdiy, a trainman hsdntabanal
c 'iipling ears, snd yesterday cn tbs
ll'p A little llt'gtu hoy about tlx y
wna killed or fatally lyortd a lew bui
hub iif Americas. Fiom a p** 1
ww learned that wbe i Boginacr
first taw tbs boy, h* was sUnding I
middle of tbe track w if waiuo* j
triin. The sir brakes were *pplbd‘ 0J
iffort made'o stop tbe tr.io, but too
Tbe boy ww not dead wbrn tbe troll
but bs was so badly mang ed to*t
was no chance fol him to live.
P> 11IL8 OF TUB I>B p
Kxpvrlanrc of tlio Steamer Knl*‘^ rrl
In * Cjclonr.
Niw Orleans, S-pi<mb*r l— 8 '
Pattersoi!, a ps-.rogir "U tb* •
Kniekrrh <ck*r which eriiv-d b»r*
oay frcm New York, sev.ial d»5* “
wyt tbe steamer .ocouot*r»d 8 **
on tbe mornitg of the 231
soon devel >pcd into a cyclone ot jic
verily. Tha storm oouunu«l io«
boar*, during which lims
thought lh* *Mp would go P
ship was blown three hundred inu«
hrr coarse and then a pip. buri _
steamer wss farther delayrd tv
boars, going under salL During to*-
water broke over tbiabip andst o
there ww considerable w*tsr in “
tested from th* eumiinisuiy produetmn of . Hetsny pi
- pro. =S«
a.Uf 0 ff«n
1 '•^"•sSrss &
ceding to forfeit property. M.vloUtioD of