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jrfvBLlSHKD 1820. 'plIcTof rest. cmkNT AT M ADISON TO ‘ bi “ t J ol 8n <wg»nf* itiou of ecm* idadjand, X OVER SUNDAY. woile fcae sn^gestioiH was not noted nnnn MACON, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, OCTOmiK ll, 1887.--TWELYE PAGES. VOL. LXII. m) 2l>. j cruvd outside bad, in the meanwhile, been ! ^ tbat its only chance to meet the Preeident this afternoon lay in the posai- f,om MUweubee, Where They l w Show Him Every Iobab- ,,nd Every Portion of the | tll ,-Speech at Maillaon. , October 7.—The day opened iUnli » fter 8 re 8 0l * r down poor Lg the night, and everything U.ke the few remaining honra of r®.o 6taJ in Milwaukee of the CJ,, nature. At about 8:20 a. m. Peaiaining the Pr. sidenlial party • Sim omuilttee left the Fl»a- «and proceeded to the Soldiers ,v of Grand oveuuo and the Cjjroad The aides of the avenue Lfitk people who doffed tbtir Inted handkerchiefs, while an oc- Lm broke foith »a aome enthnei- Brjoai caught right oi his political [isputidhisenthnaiaain to those I tl TBK SOLDlEIls’ HOME , lit patty armed at the 8 rldters Kjm.d veterans were drawn op £ tainted the President and hu |i, dreve down the line and E* cronnt a. The cannon on the Ljioliout of the Home bnilding bttile bo omit g torth a salute, [is baton. the departure of the l M brief tbat no atop »aa made braces drove vory rapidly through Isle of tbe oily and up iuto the limtion of the aeveutb ward to Yvbenca a handsome driveway atoiheNorthwestern depot, gkid c.llcoted about the deoora- *oalhe platform for lolly an jttii°di*tiugaished party arrived fiel’iesideui’a oariiagi. came ia- I, greeted with a rottud of citiuuued until the train left. _1 raoal) IT Til* DEFOT Lit pot the appearance of Mrs. (on the platform waa the tignsl »tiil on.burstof enthnsuam from p .tn V av--d their haudkercl^fs iiimine air in acoompaDimeiit m. lira Cleveland looked bright . p.will,standing the oontlnnal Iscvtiuns and levees which she 'p;LS, end aoiilod sweetly ai she riba husband to tbe oar, jiu also a recipient of a bnret pit he stepped ont of bis cur- pvsnis rd into the oar. tbs biraBTunx. ■pallet ont of the depot at abont Idy a half hoar later than waa in- ll; vu ordered that no stops be ■mb hero and Midtxon, but the Ikilov np at the larger stations A|iie tbo people a obanoe to see Inland hie wife. No accident or f Cistgfseable feature hu«int*r, -Hits Presidents pleasure in thla fit. enlire party were highly de- khtheir treatment and the admir- npmeats which characterized land entertainment eugge6t;ons was not acted upon nnanimtnsly, the minority of Iho multi tude sought places in n line. The doors were th. n opened and for about two hours the people poured in. This town has a population of only 12,000 or 13.000 bni tbe surrounding country had sent in its thousands, and the rtception lack.d noth ing in tbe way of nan bets. UFTSB THE RECEPTION When the reoeption ended Mrs. Cleve land went at or c» to the residence of Post master-General Velar, whete she spent the balance of tbe afternoon in restfni quiet. The President waa eeooitsd by Gov. Husk and Col. Vilag to the Dsne county fair grounds, wheie the farmers and exhibitors had a eeoond opportunity to see him, and, after a short delay, be too went to the Vilas mansion. 1 This evening Ool. and Mrs. Vilas gave a dinner to the President. I: was a qaiet affair of twelve or fifteen oovers. The town decorations are gorgeooly dis played. Wherever room could be fonnd upon which to stick a bit of color it has been utilized, even the telegraph poles bc- iog wound with ribbons red, white and bine. Arches are across the maiu streets at many corners and Chinese terra, countless os the stars swing in tbe freah pratiie breeze. Many float private riBldences bear unique, tarteful and sometimes costly designs upon their fronts. The grounds of the V.las mansion ate brilliantly illuminated by arobeg of gas jets with colored globes, while in tbe adornment of tbe bouse itself, nothing less costly than ribbons of satin is seen. To-night bands are playing, troops are marchirg, and tin borna are tooting in tbe bueioets street, of the town, bnt in Ihe more eeolud id portion whore the President is domiciled quirt reign,. On iho arrival of the presidential train here this afternoon, the party was acoorded an enthusiastic reception nnd were escorted to tbe caphol, where a welcoming addrosa was made by Judge Cole, chief justice of Wisconsin. TH4TOWN DEPOPULATED AND NO F&VKR MATE111AL Lb FT. Numbers of Cases and Heaths—Doctors Still Disagreeing as to tbe Fever's Nature —Deogue,and Its Pecullsrltles —Care of the Malls. TAMPA’S CALAMITY. 1) BNOUNCING T1I e. POLICE. Tllli DECORATIONS. i Labor Party Meet Inc ltroke up by Police-Angry Desolation New York, October 0.—The campaign i opened Saturday night by meeting) of | It -publicans, United Labor Unionists and , Labor Progressives. Tbo mooting of the latter, who are Socialists, culminated in a tly engagement with the police, who 1 used th*ir clubs freely. The trouble waa Washington, October 9.—The Marino J oansed by the police refusing to lot them Hospital bureau has received a telegram speak from the platform or to have the from Deputy Collector Spenoer, Tampa, I low of jets lighted which aro used* on Fla.,'of which Iho following is a copy: f ucho «’ tlJ ? B ,', They were finally allowed • . , , „ ° I to mo the platform, wbeu their sp nkers I wenty-fiix cases in nil and two deaths, 1 abused iho public roundly, which b.* ought questionable as to cause." I on the collision. The w»j irity of tho sick aro oonvalesoing. I At © mooting o! the Central Labor Union Th. town depopulated and vary little m* terial is left. Ihe doctors cannot agree as I they wore seconded by severd Go *»u in*'i to whether the disease is dongne or yellow A d» legate id speaking on Ihe qiretiou said fever. Dr. Geo. W. 8toner, ohief of the tho ciroumstano s which h?d huonght about quarenlioe division, say. that if it is dengue there ia no otuse for alarm and no necessity night's onslaught on peaceably assombled for rigid quarantine, hut if a doubt exists it workingmen of New York, is proper to act on tho side of safety. . Tho resojutiona fliat offered wero not DINOD* and tellow f*v*b. donned kuffisienlly strong and they wore Dengue, or as it is sometimes caTed r ® wlitt ®? ® nd , unanlmon.ly adopt- brtakbone fever, is a fever and a distress- cd ' They declared that the m-~-ing Ing, infeolious disease, not contagious in ?? Union Square had been called to the uauat acceptation of tho teim Hod rare Po«Uoal quMttoni; that it was a ly fatal nnleaa complicated with other dis- Peaceable mootlnjr; that it had been intor- easss. IX :, <aa prevailed in the West In- I the P olica >? 8 bt ? ul “ nd MACON WILL BB MAGNIFICENTLY DECORATED ANDILLUMIN’ ATBD. The Day mul Night of October '-iOtli, Old Veterans'Day, Will b» Made Memo- ruble—ltrllliant Decorations for Djy and Night. A DHKADFUL VOYAGE. Macon will be magnificently decorated and ill minated on the d*y and night of October 26tb, O Boldiors' Day of tho State Fair. With hor wonted conaervatlem, very little h been Haiti about the inagnitlceut tratioUH being made to hou>r Kx-l'resldent Jemwnon DavIh and the Confederate vetorane; and yet the people all over the butlneaa part of the city are ord ?ring prod IgaUy of bnntiDg »ud Chinese Ianteras. The Ian- ternH are of Loautitul colors and attractive shapes. Erery building will have from 150 to 5 o of ituae lanterns lumlnatedat nights; and ail building* will be abundantly draped with bunting o* the nati ual eolw*. Mr. John S. floge, of I.ainar. IUukln At latuar. has bjon very energetic In thlsTegard, as well as very generous in Otderl g ChshSSw iokUeuS fva mis «uo ittmun at , wUUiOODia cost, accepting no pro tit for ills trouble. Must of the merchants on Cherry, between Hhcond and Third streets, on Hecond between Mulberry and Cherry streets, and on Mulberry from becoud to ‘llnraijT. Mr. Third streets, have Doge was kept busy Saturday It Is earnestly desired that j M business places, decorate a nosday, October ;C;h, The w lllnmlnated with Chinese lent long to bo romembered, and c tlm heart of tl.** ex-l’r* sident idin l ff orders. dSKSrA' > <rtta BouVh aboui I and such aellon on tko “ fifty years ago, and was prevalent in sever-1 P"A 0 A*«Jf“ U “ '“i.*?™ I ‘» fl « c » n t“ »l 1 •«. ulBinthorn oitlei SOU rHPRN COTTON MILLS. Profit of Twenty Per Ceut. fa the Past Year's llusln s«—Saw Iuve.tinent., Baltimok*, October 0.— 1 Tbe Munufaotur- population v«t attacked, buVoaly a taw t»J.f«ioi of their oonst tntional doitbs, relatively, occurred: ''R htp ' f nd tb ?‘ ‘hofotlon of ho police must In yellow lever, on tbo other band, tbe be ^Bdemned, aa Itey had, Insload of pro- morality ia samelimds as high as seventy. ‘? c ln R ??“»»>>• «»'**“». {? fr ‘ n 8 od , n P on five per cent, and, if not controlled, I tbf > r tiRfitsaml provoked a bloody riot, by proper quarantine .restriotions, the dis- , A oommittee was appointed to present eut may ?pread from place to place dnr- lbs resolutlona to the hoard of police oom- log warm weather. Frost kills It Dr. ndasionora. Bume believes the disease at Tampa la yel low fever. V TUB MAILS rUlfkUTID Acting surgeon general has also reoelved the foliowirg telegram: TaMPa. Fla , October 9 —Arrangements Tj-Tt, October 8.—Thoro was an Item in tha Tel win Am Wednesday, quoted from iUbe rnadeto fumigate tbe mafia botwoen I some North Georgia paper, giving an no- So,n< ’ Kl Plant City and Lakeland on tbo lino cf I count of a school teacher who walked five thi* mad. Through mails j miles to his school and baok eveiy day. Ty» ' 1 i : , :::.A;A; I , ...",dtsil'iim*r sU,!M - Ty.-.ns.,,utHud,.itKouu'iMtigb,.ttA J. P Wall I We havo a lady teacher here, Mrs. Flora | til TSll’ TO MADISON HWa, October 7.—The Preei- ■Itfi Uilwsukee according to the Jiipecial time schedule a half but town of 200,0(10 inhabitants in cl forty-two t quaro miles, fstmed to be a wish on the part tfitfes to show th* Freeiaent «ike inhabitant# and eaob of Jniin. lienee the delay. The llsliion waa charming. It was lib ltd hill country whose lands Pk m thote of Italy. Villager* knjipedlhe passing train with T, sod in several instances ata- tfwls were adorned with ever' pitfcamen. The arrival at Mid' ikt upon lima cut's much at madison. Mag is Ihe PftaidaotVreply to aul welcome by Judge Cole, ‘sol Wisconsin: "After a week »d sad in visiting the people of |'»t v. have come to reel awhile kttlot Wisconsin, known as tha Phi, in location and aoenery, of sot this region Woluvecomo » lakes and other features of JJ**« joc reputation ao well de- |tnin Dot to underatand tbat wa kb see the good people of Midi- j J* foulJ be a micl-ba. Though j pilaiim of the lnorease in the manufaotnre cf cjitou in the several States of the South a d the percentage of the profit, which will average fully 20 per cut on ooat. IN SOOTH CABO LINA. Bcgioning with conn Carolina it axysthe Pacoiet Company, with 12,000 spindles, is building another mill of <qn*l size, and the Felz<r Company, with 5,200 spindles, is bnildirg another largo mill. At Marlon a $100,000 mill is in o-urso of construction; onerf $50,000 at Greenville; one of $300,- 000 at Clitton; one of $200,10 a'.Bennetts. vilUl •» .< «UTO.OOO as LioiumDia, a.,i on. of $10u,OOt) at Fort Mill. Oihi ri are pro- j.oted at Greenwood, Spartansbnrg, Orion, Chester, Camden and other points. IN SOBTH CAKOLINA. In North Carolina a mill la being erected at L'unolnton to cost *30,000; at Big Falls, one of $60,00?; at Conor,!, one of $75,000; at Euornee, oue of $100,000. Others will be built at Davidson Collego and other points. IN OEOBOIA. In Gaoigia, at (J-.luuibas, the Swift Com' pany haa added 8,000 spindles to its mill, the Muscogee Company, of the asms place, a n«w milt of 400 looms; the King 0cm- panv, 70 loom* and 3 000 spindles. At Au.'ii't'i, Clarkvville, West Point, Dalton and Si varnish, large improvement* are be ing made aud new mills are in progress of "umX* State of Maryland $250,000 haa been expended by the Laurel Mills, while tbe mi ls at Mount Vernon and Elktou are being enlarged. TKNNlaaK* AND TEXAS. There are also notable improtementa in Tenueaaee and Texes, all looking loenlsrge- incut tl pHnt, present facilities having been found iiuufflcient. A Jackaonville dispatch soya that reports to her sohocl every day and returns, mak" , usot)dSnon‘Da > 'rts, Q tbet7ci.lsf. idsnj an ,!J from Tamps are that there havo been only di . Unc0 w . 11[od eaoh d . v J ah . ard soldier will b. forocl to suy iur H.e l.ik cf four deaths to date, and nono ainoe Thnrs- in 8 tn ® Dlal a D ce waizou caou coy cigai man i MMaB ^txpuisea, but ev.rr one tb.i IS day. The fever is of a very mild type, I one-hslf mile#, or for the term of aixty-flvo .bis should i<> iiior. eo uk« y with only three doubtful oases out of twen- days, 552J miles. s™Y.“?s'i?.Tb"u!d , f«in : ' Tampa tocrgmln a Howmrt AweUUoo; j,. 1 B Hckstt and his br’ldo It was a ^i^“r7.'S5 'Sfao un. “.ciJSl « to maintain order r nd. to ui© ill* I pleAsnnt entertainment to all parties. I c«ire of» wr#«trh so un utriotlo ignoble /13 There in no alarm ontaide of Tampa at spy | Mury Kntton of Albany, is vialtina •; *-*. JJ, • - J liow kplTay. ifr. aendtix, tho Standard Oil Company Til * YELLOW FEVER. Progreso of tbe Epidemic In Tauipa-Tents for It.fnK.es -Norse, Wanted. Wasbinoton, October 8 —Surgeon Gen er*l Hamilton to-day reoelvtd the following - j tel*gr-mt! «U their home for the first time, 1 T lI ., October 8.—Four deaths from lW unknown tons. Wo know U “ A SCHOOLMISTRESS WHO WALKS OVER EIGHT MILES A DAY. :w houses, as well ,1 lllmi.iu.Ve on Wed- iolo town t.ti l u.> 11 >• trus woul 1 le a sluht io that would cheer tif tin* L'mifederAcj. at these prices, would not l>e a heavy tat on Any family, and tho candles for them can ho bought at a nominal price. Aa these gooda have to be order ed from ttio £&4t, tho sooner you hand In yonr name, tho moro assured aro you of vetting them In Umo. Do not neglect this matter till next weal:, or yon may he too late. THU STATE rn**K Monday la a day the TEUCon^ru generally gives up consldorablo of its space to htato news and Georgia weokly press cUpp’ngs. To day aro given a number of important cllDpings from the htata paperi. The press of Oeorgla is dolug noble wort tor the Fair, aud cheerfully gives all spact possible to reproducing the valuable news and point* from it* exchanges. VOBLU 8ENT1M ENTS. i© Wo NO ALARM OUTRIDE OF TAMPA- Fort Valley Enterprise. Confederate Veterans' day at tho Oeorgla Htate Fair will bo the graudestof tho year for Macon and the Booth On that day the largest concourse cf ox-Oonfeder&to soldiers will lx* assembled In Macon Unit La« h-j«*n t"t'«ther since the war. Tiifin N Bullard, who walks f^ur and a quarter miles algnlflcanco In t4ils reunion, save friendly Inter- . , . , , , , _ I course, h Ipato In the pay thla 1 he- tejrtfeABsahp&i are crowded wich people coming home and I maa c-ime near getting badly hurt yoaior tbo advance guard of, tourist* and day.’ De had just come in town driving, granlB. [ when a lumber train come u~ J K, ~ BURNED AND UOB1HD. XS^H^drix 0 ^ A Fajette County M*a lieeomes tho V ctlm | and icj ared a finger badly, imuouu AStern Parent Yields. olu-Tt tlu- niosl ft -ndish outrages tbit I bn.i-.l.rir-s N. ha. born p rpetrated InUie ^oawjdwalWBgiitwBB| BrtrtyHewa Fsyette count Wednesday ni_ Daring the early part mis Messer, who lives s— — - —— -— — A, observed a bright light in tbo direction of last be How tin* Light-Hearted Italians Havo Way to Dumb Despair and Courted Death. New York, Ootobtr 6. Tue U v. Dt Mtunurd, tho lecturer, wur one of the ptui- BCDgerB on tho plcagne-Btrioken Hteamer Ale-iia, which arrived h* ro a couple of weeka agd. Ho wan neon by ft report! r yesterday and told the folio*ing story of tho sad voy- »R°- “I do nq£ know the exact number of cmv- graiitH who wore tak<*n on board At Naplea, but it inuflt have bee uabont COO Among them war a party from Palermo, a plagno- stricken city. None of th » few cabin paa- eongeiH were, of comae, awara of the oo- cnratioe at the ttme, and yet aoiroumstanoo which occurred before we Blurted arometi in my mind an nndeflned aunpioion tbat that eveiytl mg waa not all right. The day before we left, the steamebip people gavo a reception on board tbe Aleaia to the* Neapolitan municipal authorities, who oV» tended in grand Hlate. It was ouite r J ~ bghtfnl rccfiHton, and I »m convinood that it uhh intended to mollify the author* itic« nn Anoniint nf th« nTinpsny’s onfl taking the Valor mo paoHeng*th. “During the earlier p ert of tho paanag© all circumsUnceB Heemod to coaspiro to produce plo.iunre to all on board. For © couple ef daj H a Morocco cum aero ah tho Mediterranean from Africa, but did not mako tho temperature unbearably hot. Wo were a gay comp my, the Italian emigrants particidarly ho. Tbo diHoomfortB attending iiti emigrant voyage setmed to have no ef fect upon t’uoir HpiritH. They chitted and laughed and sang ai.d danc«d all day long and wall into tho nights, which were made moro pleasant by mooi light. Am >ng th© eii'igratitH were many of the better oIhsh of Italians, and their really beautiful Binging added greatly to tho ehartu of these da* liglrful eveningH. "We were al>ont twelvo day« out when the plague broke out. A young KoapoiiUm died. It was given ont that heart diseas© was tho cause, and there was at tho tiroo no ground for auppodog otherwiBo, and yet, in Rime nnacc iuntable way, aU on beard ship became soiz.d with a miHgiv- iug. Nothing on tha part of tho captain, who whs a particularly j illy fellow, or tha doctor or <>'.h«T ( ill it-rr ludioitod that th© Neapolitan's death was out of tho oubnaty run of such mUfortiinea, J©1 It causad ©. sudden foot to fall upon the emigrants, the liko of which I had never before, in a long and varied oxperionco of travel, met with. From that time not a Bound of mirth was heard. Tho dancing, wan ended. Not n note wae sung. "Tbe faneral of tho Neapolitan was r. sad and impronivo sight, and, if it waa possi ble, it increased tho geucral dtjeotlon. I liavo no doubt that the condition <>f mind, of theflo peoplo had a good deal to do w ith- the swift headway which tho disease made after It began Us work. I novor saw anoh * complete surrondor to misfortune as these nu plo wado, audit presented all themor© 1 1 *i . ; account of the lightheartodness which they ti P r«ye^ I’!"!® 1 • T’ti©y T* i'*r**'i'*? '** 1 hey made lid bi• uggio with fate, bnt «$t o» eonowii no r*i«i upon I moved about liatlessly and llfelos-py, and plowabaraa; at tbaaama time abowlog apprcclatloD, the progress C ami evloctnf a feeling of veneration for him who I victims. Btrango to say, the dlsf-M© *»..» m ~ 1 flnt struck tbo Neapolitans, and tho pro portion of tbe Btrtokon among them wap Georgia'* Iteaoarc .a. j greater than among thoio from Palermo, . —a Tbo diiolplin© rpetrated in tno connnes or i a co.uxeu iu»u B Ukely Newa. VilU4 . 4W who importod the disease. Tho discipline n, y for al°n g «b». took plae, •» ^i?uMo^ .% part O! Friday night Mr. her; botm^ntnioMhUj Iflrty of dt , who livoa near Brook t* b'.ation, I tin** moetieg of the lovers, on Wednosday I oonfedarateeoldiMe thece probably for the I moanol r throughout the entire trial ocicrvea . bright light in tho direoUon o tart kMdteW b P in h. hon*. „„, „ uj,££. ionfe.* «» in.pl hi. bun. e-hioSon oU P/®*®? “„ nd li» voi«. in’eon* 3tSK rlSr " ^. na.«S f«. lb.™ «4 Uc* Taero wero no more funcrala after tbo to be oa fire... Hastily calling hi. ly 1“ b ®“‘°* u .bout .A Concealment of tho troo elate, of ai lloiuton Tittnu YVlile Avratie. he ™°hod to thYU^M of"the°confligration I venation within,'though tbedoor wa* atUl no oni tttlly kno „ hor work as he would, it waa InpaulU* to ort .ion by ■lUb.gdowB £® « b '“°®^ b ‘* lot^ Hou...n mmm.tjHim MvfilmlL! died on Itnnder control, and In a abort timo the I hogony oonotcnaoco beemeered with aoot. I , M tL.t il Uourton T.ier.o, .houli ria .n# iu rnn'ient* were deeDoycd. I "D» ain't no nso in stoppin dom, he said. | deivea. »t Muon, nau.r » binn.rot Uun.tjn Ttl* U rnUhe^vof.r'featnTe In Re oue. "D. debbil la after dcm.lmt de Ltwd work county, and fanMoUmm a «..u.y e^uaten. however. When Mr. ilessor retnraod to I wii nm. L'em go 'long! I Kinaonel County to the Front. the honeo he wa* amazed to find everything I I Hw.in.boro Mne Vore«t. in great duorder. Atrnukinone corner I Tba Mao Who Langhad. | rrom .pp mo™, Enwiu.1 wlU be w.U r.pre- of the room had b^en^broken op.n and | to Qreen9 oonoly h ad aome Sr manner which I now confeta waa invplrinfb. 1 — " ‘ " “ “ e first. affair* lasted but a abort time, and the virtiinw wero given to tho doep one aftor another. ■ ' " ' no one reatly know# how- many died on board, Erery day bronghl its fatalities." BOND’S PRISONERS an\ l IOC* « uniuown to us. wo snow . ^„ t twenty caaea. a J“t of national government p 11 "*! " l. ve n^aH the fever «t»ge ct m. fellow townsman who hM h* - ^ ^ M 'n, pecpl. have (ltd I may be necet»»ry to *»t;bliah a cm,. Of refuge in tbe county. The md.a . Ortot.^“n toan me lent, tor .-fug*- f*'» ' b ® *P id ® mlC “ Kino Wxlet, M. d., T l’r-id.nt Florid»Health Aajoeiatton. In use to thla Dr. HamUton ordrnd ■ball have ceased. Wahbinot n, D p -.ment baa arrangel thatt«. eaUerao log ,h ® P K { ' ^g7f°wirt »n<l Cot si point# 111 or. ebmhwUl make thid point their a*ss«aA«ve SHOT BY N • GROSS- * a. V I _ ik lifliad , to bin home and to bi* [•Jaoetsucceeif uland cone cion- nmee of important publio du- “bi euned, aa he hie received, esteem of every oltlz -n who •vrliue of hit conntry. So onr Ittullj tee yon and to know yon IWwtly nrtnrel. T* to a. when I planned th* trip p4T| nodartakstn that MrtiHanu f®* F ro ;et place at which to msko r<»>. I have always ob- **un a man want, to do some- JUad he pan quite readily find jfftttfj it. So, when J conceived at Madison over Sunday i<te lindneaa of het citiz'Di ana |I ti the Pjetuaster-GenersI, IJ» rt« to Imagine that we much fatigued when J™* and in need of tho r. at I ’“Md we thould hove. Thus, ", “a tired enough to jnttify I Wa alrtady aatiafied that all m5 c *. J 001 city have failed to BVf^t.te idea of its beauty, of E"*$ba>ant streets, and ot it* t,”Ptivatebnildinga. I am *1- to ventur© assertion, i *’W' obaervation, that ktw-?' 01 * kind, hearty and tiXj , Tb© Uflaenca upon a Still In Jell, but Their Lot Made rt.Man* rrom epp eru.ee., Bonaneiw.u we weu r.pre- i by Friendly MlnUtratlonr. .antedettn.Hteter.ir tu II.kiu, All who cm RlcHWOED Va , Ootober 9.—Hon. Rofna ot tne room nuu "* v r.-r. ^| Two negroes in Greeneeonoty hadaome I .crepeopemu..p^ech.nz. will.nd.jvor to »t- „ . fttAto Atlnmev General, nnd dot. a l°\ 01 ( r^ nn canL T unoZ SSSSSS^SS^^ ittotney of ■Zndi.rv t. eln the thiol will not admit that tho nnta belonged to caught another Farqnlerconnt}, who were committed to of remon^blo doubh The ontira lie* will atealing them and tock hi* axe and made Uet.om Orouod Arn. l jdl iait night under tho order of Jndgo jLoh nZlv or anito aevoa hundred dol- him carry them back to whtre be got Ulta|rtOB Echo. , nut. Bond, punishing them for oontempt of reach nearly or qnlte aeven nu lhem , bnt'the negro wonld not put them r ^'0^* ^ ®°‘ ^.SoT^.ru iu m. oonrt, iUll remain In confinement. They Mr Messer it of th® opinion that th© I out of his sack. 80 th© owner I haiu’iaioo^ich ia baing na«©i ov*» the I are made os comfortable M money oan ihUrMrAino from Griffin, and baa taken little boy to the bonse for hla gnu andwhen I ftJSinoirt f.lr. Prwldw.tDevUi.tb.Unk which make thrm undtr tbo clrcnmitencee, tbet* tmeve© cam© irom XIUIIIU, »»*« *A-n I »W- l... Iw> »»xa nnom that had I W.4. lb. New Unaih tn her mother, tha ‘Old I I J u—IJ Ka.(r ry frtrw the neceeairy steps in the oaac. TUB PRESIDENT'S SUNDAY, A D.y of Unbroken Iteet In the Vile. Sian- 1 j^Yo'rnnUko’a clever fellow to keep from tho boy oamo in eight tho negro that had I nud. tbe tt.'w South to bet '«JJ mealaand liquid refroahmonU being fan- itolen them throw bU Back down and broke ^•^ 4 f* 1 lo 0 B ,S^“;'r^.“VbM 0 o W rm nUbedfrom a hotel, and, birring tbo far* for tho gun, and after spriiging both ham-1 gJ’J^j^’oWman- the ^pr,“ld.o»of tbe Bouthem I tbit they aro piUonera, they aro haring an men, turned the joke on tho owner who CoB ,^ lcricyl I Rood a time aa possible. Tneywere vuftad • ■ * 1 *" l “ i 1 daring the day by a nnmber ot friends. Wheeler*. Failure. Tsidoetsiimo. ... , i Tom Pedgott tho man who waa ibot by I done Vuk. with su emptr mu.t.t: tk. nu tut tee of tbe ioaolvent citato of E B. Wheeler, his guard, an account of which wa* printed «nubl*t f«^b.n toe V l rjrtnUrt.rw *Wd. and tfftC u , Uy klll.anw Ungering hope the cred it, the.e column# last week, waareecued bv ib.«w,U..t»«blownupM_it.*d»» . ttor* mayl■•»• h*Sj?WI»MW* MM* Reecned by Hie Friend*. Taldoata Ttmco. that the eoUto wonld nay dollar for dollar, andabows tho failure to bo a very bad one. -- „ _ I uau WM (UU IUOBUB1BI acaaww iv *wj. •—*“ I Vnnnwaat Kolil'ser III ’a Army. I UUnuK III© U»V UT U uuuiuv x wa ‘•‘v—i alon-To Htart To-Day for 8t. Paul. geitiog shot. After hfthad run tho OVUM I ^ -Batla ooonky wUi b* well I which served to mak© th© time pisa plea*- Madison, Wia , Ootober 9.—President I 0 q t, e went baok and got tho nut* and I r , BwenW j „ y.. nut. Fair, if .11 «i«u. don't fell. I natly in confinement. •nd Mrs. Cleveland have remained in their I 04rr ied them home. I Hhe e*n .bow more C*af«d. who have lojt tlmbe oo.tter* at tbe Vi'** mansion, resting all I durte* th* w«, tbw auy oU».r eounty ot th* mb,* 2ay in p^pmUon to.“h. UtSnn. of an-1 . w,i.nd.. I wutbe-»k.re'r. oth-f week of journeying It was expected thev wonld go to ohnrch thta morDlng and tho Vita* pew in the Epticopal chnrch was reserved for them, bnt a heavy, thro»temng .kv end a raw. chilly wind, f'«kh kid with ipra? from the iekes were foreboding, white ttegrAtofireainlh.tr parlore were very tempting. No on* wa* present except their fellow traveler* and members of the Vilas iE®' 1 ?' , A little grenp of aderm or more indlvid- ntl< hav* been seen nearly all day in front of the maokion, waiUog a P , “j b |®J f '‘“P^ of them; bnt tl e to n people, for the moat part, have respected thoir wi-h to be loft in q TUy will leave her. on tbelr apeclal train at 9 o’olock to-morrow for St Paul. A conoearion baa been made to LxLroaae, at which print tho train will twenty minute* to-morrow noon, and tha p,rty will take citrUge* toaeo thg plaoe and bo loon by tho peop'-e. * mob of twelve diseniaed men on last i ri- I All ateeon Couutr V-term.1. Comtne. .... dav night Sheriff Dave Herndon bad the uanbaUvilU Time*. I and ahow* tho failure to bo a vary bad. one, wounded man at hi* honao near Stalenville I a |. eetlm*Ud that Mo old vet.rsu. from tbla 1 Tno proepeet* are that tbe oaUto willbo in end exweted tcbring him to the Valdoata eow.Drt-ae win•'S*SfSS!^ U " U “ ““ r “ r the tiourtifor a long time.nd that theend- iail in a few days, as ho waa getting better 1 °“ t*** Mlh ' Tb ‘ T ****** io t? r I iter* of tho Now Ilivon Wire Compiny will of bU wound. Tbe roannera were armed, 1 No r.«orblt»nt CharKv*. 1 — and easily ovetpowtred thoaheriff. They I cutbbert Uberal. a.... w.i. «nhu veer put Padgitt in a conveyance and hurried I away with him in tb© dark, and b© haa not I DrsdarKavslr mad*, ©ogrsat u tb© dtman4 b*en beard of slno©. . Ifjr n»c« that new mojit be ‘JJjJ i n . rtwell 8oa Tbn* come, another chapter In a remark- j **2 oI sAtarday afternoon taat. shortly after: able history of crime and blood shed. | W h5t S!olfi©»© hu. ceodo and wUi | 3 o'clock, th© roof of the Hartwell Steaa “r7T~ • I be, will fall of ©w doty. I Floarinff. Griat and Planing Mills cangnt D«th Of an Odd Character. tvTS^JSXSSSon fire from a spark from the engine. A Columbus bartrer ’Stolid oTfoidSe mS. cbergrt or tot.reieu. briek wind was blowing from the aoulbweat Mr. Amende* P. Belk, of Marion conn^, l f^uT.0 cb«*i> that *verjhod» can ef-1 and the blaie to huge proportion© so died at bis home near Buena \ uta Wodnoa- j ford <p#n4 „ pnat oee^dry tooktn*^ et tie mer- J rapid | y thit th# j Mge crow d who ea«uibl«4 yc\ OF 2 !A»B» »nnlveriity a* b« Ua ChaulektoN, 8 U, »» Broad *• »lo» meter ot hnndtedA of 0 tne-, a whit* farmer bring m u. •* •dneatad men ecttured | * Uon 0 f JLwberry eottniy. wm g,* '?1 te w *a'*tn country, i* ** . . - B negto whom be had # " lt 8'ance, eppreoiated. [ killed J ? td* murderer ee- rt&utniknt and enltivn- i ordered hir V I4C ®' Irvii. I? ** 1 tb ® home* within | ciped . enhancing their valnora C ^7 .»»d intelligent etuxen- 1 n,]r - . eriah pit**- cf jour eity and its In- CkkLkHAXINO, W .vA'., Elg-fiold oortj. probably d.e — from A retie £*‘w.clurton of the speech- Raw l aa*-'«» D U3 “^! i ; td fro m ArcU# V fef.fMtt»cdhl 4 pattyootertd cotterRcb.rt BB dehe report* th* doom of which wat-.e ‘f d *J r .’**',he *ri*td twelve *01 a few minute*, j that during tb exj^ 4 cf „arlj’ oo* IbtkXt, **? thtlr wivea were th n«*nd i.^ go* Bn i»A5,.\t*'dent and Un. Clove- bar. ariaert hr-- ’ ^hnow-- "** 1 Governor liuik. The the tVrd of na-ionri**? Civil Service Kuiu'err. i °Mr'*il«ntgomery Camming he* been ae- eten-d from the civil aervioe oommUeton to eomlnct txemioa'ion* in VirgioU, the C.r- oUaa© Georai© ©nd Florid*, and be will 2oo“eot«npon thU Important duty. The eiAinlnatione are not held «***•«, _Oo> lnmble, Macon and Savannah, hot Mr. Cam ming may find an Intorvalto virit hl* r«da^ rtvlb and friends in Augusta, and receire their congratulation* oo hi* promotion and SThlghStowto which be U held in the eeivioe — A Colt Farm. **LTmYud*B*DHatohlng haystventy-fire heed of oolt*. Tney »rr not rairing any SsSsfiariirssS® »» s S-Lisur-js* not reoeive over fifteen cent* on tha dolUt and the creditor* of E. B. Wheeler A Oo. a a till amallcr dividend. Tbe Hartwell Fir A day night The decease) B to lOOHBg ■ ^ 1^ anA mM Vnnvn i ot | Saod # ltTmpoii«lWe'to ©west iu doUrocUvd •~-z—ruJ M “w I Vf©rre©*e Veter©»e OrganUlnjc. I advance© with ihe mean© ©t hand, and to © character in Marion. He waa a spiritualist. I criDoer I abort time Iho mill* with their entire eon- He waa a good neighbor, an hoDeet man I r2!raw velareoa. wheare atwaye eatfeo 1 “ u # oinanmed, involving a lo-s ol and wa# respected by all who know hi®. X^V.^thle, c.iec-n.lertt. ~r. n*" & t “een^$3^0t»^and $3 500, with no in- He had baonmxrried thrto ttm^_>iaj*.t | j *^triwhtot •«. ent on tbe Uearth- lemorte* of thrty«rt->l Cholera Hweeplnc Off the Hog*. I Max AUman'a Race Horae. GenEaee. Ilia , October 8 —Within the I Arn*rua« U«Mte«r-_ tzumerele* for Macon, past three week# ovet 500 hog* havo diad of 1 M l o ri Vetley leLj. -a* Sfea- cbolera in Western towoehip. Tbo due*** "« y monitn< will *o to theOeatrel.CUy, whir* V* Uslowly Epremllop: ai.d la taking bothiOld | t—q l. ircltlcx hit .^-»* »■ **r-rxl r»c*e dur.e< r.ir. xnc — hefOftokh* Win seme otovtoton. and young nogs. Tb* lose from tbii cause I to the {aimers of H»ory c.untv, this fall, ! -r-.lv .t- t-, Jl.'"". lee (il-e-iio I rilsta in Pbcnix, Eiford, Wathenfiel), F A I. I'.v r, W« rn, K-twar.ee, K I -ioe, and | other township* in the county. TLir lu»« coming on tb* heel* oi tho drought, is very | severe on tho farmer*. ■in u «m». . colored f*rm hand Uyjng near Smithville. on going heme tbo other nfahl found © hug© moccaain o imforUbiy ©oiled in th© ©*be« on his hearth. H© re- aUted the Intuition of th© nnwtio >nra vt»- itor by vleAlin^him a deuth blow with the poker. BruntWlcW. llspmU, Brunswick Dwlly lirrAi i. Wo Lave /oh * nr ' '-ton H'.f'vntorH, nnd the Hfa«on jaa ired. I {.orU will i M*Ji DoEaIo. N- Y. Mala ' nearly or qo an ati^k a pin do net verify tt it i tu :j*« j thu \>-t