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gv near the end.
wisEXCITFMrNT DRAWN TO
“paSGKROUB TENSION.
pi to Commit 8ulclde-nii
***the Effort—Djnamtte in
■*<y 0 , |{oinb -Is Ue a Mono*
‘•SU-c.m of Spies.
November 7 —Not the least re-
^f' hi8 e of lbo bomb disoovery is
•" ...boat from the faot that An-
!•?“ Engel attempted anicide Bat-
* hi by taking an ounce of lauds-
mat 11:20 o'clock Emil Zeerner,
» the nicbt death-watch, passed
,,11 and was attracted by groans
i m wittia. On stopping to in-
m the oaue. Ue found Engel breath-
and lying prostrate on his back.
1 him ay name hnt re0fc > ve d no an.
on opening the cell door discovered
„an jm unconscious and suffer-
the affootw of
gOMS STUPZFYINO DRUG
attempts to awaken the
.Jin Zxrner beoame alarmed and
to call i“ Dr. Gray, from the in-
ELj in tb» same building. Dr. Gray
j(it immediately, and on going to
(til ti e doctor Boon discovered that
ru Buffering from poison. His ayes
jgtd and roiled spasmodically,
iljj t t oDce commenced active work
HtW.andas soon as Engel oame
itotn be raved and cursed si
(iaurbed In his sleep, and
_THK, MACQyjWEKKL'Y TELEGRAPH; TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1887.—TWEE
^y^V'pmVed^cSffe^Lr.^n^ ?l°r'i^ co - me "° m thdr (liendf ’ bnt b "
ve pages.
s.id be ha is’calu ic8 ® ecl0 »l when Engel
brcurht to jGt That ™i™ 8inc ® be * M
i
»nd - Wben 11 8 rtw toward night
THS VOaPHINt HAD SO EFFECT
friends P ft i‘n iif k ® A! «* bis
2xmh.it? he < ‘ T0Di “.« ho poured out
tossed 1,72 of th « P-i-on and
toss»d it off. Dr. Gray thinks the stuff was
Cbt “ P dr "g stote - and
eonsequoocrr, it was adulterated,
fa »hv fP P°°J Mtlcl ® ot U " kind - That
fL f, y .i h6 Uadannm *> M not take (Sect,
for, it the oru# were of the right nastily,
the quantity Eog-1 swallowed would have
been enough to IPl Urn. Tbe man was
made drowsy bt the poison, that was all,
snl his loud breathing was what led to the
dii’ftr' 5 ’- A ‘ fi «tbe said ho bad been
drinking whisky, bnt a sit g .ghnoe at
THE PCPIL9 OF THE MAN’i IYM
W8« enongh to oonvino* Dr. Gray that ho
bad • wallowed opinm in some form. Cof
fee was givtn him and he waa made to ex
ert himself and mote about. The primary
efftiot, such as it waa, soon passed off, and
left the would-be haic»de a little d.zid.
This forenoon he waa sleepy and oonfnsed,
but, withal, tnlkMivo. When he found
further concealment useless, be told why
TllK HIGH COURT'S VJtHDICT.
ing instead famished by the sheriff, he
permitting the men to order at his eipeosa
whatever they like. The bill of fare taaa
become a enbjeot ot Interest.
unqo’b DIET.
No little cariosity was expressed to-day
fmmb-utaken^Lingg,^ wouhl ^ikm* 1 When a ° vtrnor Tn.™ u.. U«n Cro.l
the lime oame Liogt< calmly requested blood
aausage, eauerkrout and apple pie. He ate
them all with reliah.
THREATENING LETTERS
Fprinqfield, III., November 7.—An As
sociated Drees rttprt aeotalivo called at the
executive mansion this morning and inter-
A FINE OF FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS IMPOSED ON LESSEES.
Trcatmeut of Convict* and Eicrulre
Labor Enctul -Forfeiture In
Brent of Xoa-Parment.
Atlanta, November 8 —The long-ex
pected decision in the conviot lease case
viewed Gov. Ogfeaby regarding"thrcatenlng I wafl dtlivered at noon to-dav. At that hour
epistles he had received daring the past few I Governor Gordon invited all concerned in
very mTe*"" I th * ‘“vrtli^Uon to enter hi. private office,
"that that matter b
snch rep? rtn usually
have received more
. * lte K 6ther - an.l Jnrljo George Hillyer, and the counsel
written during ihe past week or bo. . .. . ~ .
The Governor's mail this morning was for tbo lessees, . Judg* Hopkins, Oapt.
oomposed of. a li fe over 100 letters, nearly Henry Jackson, Hon. A. H. 0.x, Mr. B.
all cf which r lates to tbe Anarchists’ oases. H. Hill and Ur. Judas Brown. The Gov-
Tbia is an increase over any previous day, read f manuscript in a o.lm, do-
and tbe proportion ot reqaests for clem- “ . ,. , v ‘ * ’
o be somewhat greater I liberate an
following Decision:
Exacunvx Office, Atlanta, November 8.
| In tbe prooeedinga nnder txeo
order of Angnst 25, 1887,
penitentiary oompanies nnm.
Daniels'vs. Elwaids and Dnkcs, 72 Ga„
106.)
THk son Lirmio FOnnrDDXM
by tbe oontraot is a anblettlng or tiling
by one of the lease companies. Any sur
render or transfer of anthorily or control of
ooovlots by either of said eompanlea to
others (no matter whom) would seem to be
a breseu of the provisions against sab-let
ting.
Agreements by which two oompanies,
have surrendered the control and manage
ment of oonvlots to their individual mem
bers, or to aneb organizations as tbe Chat
tahoochee Iirick Company, are contrary to
the spitlt, If not to tbe letter, of tbe aot,
bat inasmuch as these arrangements
have been made with » the
encyisalso said to be sjmswbatgreater | hbtrato and impresaivo way the
tbi'.ta yesterday. Chicago, at nanal, fur-
nirhts the bnlk of mall on this anbject.
BEBB MOST OXT8FBOTHY.
New Yobk, November 7.—The leading. .
toplo of oOhversation among the Anarchist I utiT ®
■ ' ,— ——. —. —.. .—. --j leaders here to*day was the report ot the J i tin g j................ j .... .u*
“ 0 u w ri medt '. ui ?e ““h"' r< ‘ber die, he I fluffing of bombi in the cell of the con-1 (,ers 2 and 3 to appear at tbia office and
said, than go to the penitentiary for life.and 1 demned Anarchist LIncg. All the leaders I . ... ^
seriptlon aannot rigluly
(see ease last cited 1
Lixlty of discipline in exceptional instan
ces (snch ns tho cases of Jaokeon and Cox-
well, ) and like iostaneee ot hiring eonviets
laying down tho paper from which he- bad
read, "Gentlemen, that is Ibo end of it.”
Tho small audience qnietly dispersed.
The lessees and their connsel had a consul
tation afterwards, bat your correspondent
he- not learned what transpired.
HOW TBIT TOOK IT.
Tbe decision, so far as the pnbllo is con
cerned, meets, I believe, with general ap
proval. The leasoes, perhaps, do not
relish the idea and prospeot of paying a
$5 001 floe, bnt there is little donbt ot its
prompt payment.
I heard that one cf the largest lessees
stated that If he had known livodnyeago
what tho decision would be ho wonld have
refused to pay tho One, even at the penally
of surrendering tbe convicts, binou that
date he has entered into a heavy railroad
co traot, wblob he will not be sbl- to
carry ont witbont convic*. labor.
FRIKCII’LXB ESTABLISHED,
The decision (wtabliBhea two important
principles which have been mooted
since tho lenso act. They arc:
1. The rigb of owners of sLares in the lesse-
to labor on the Sabbath, whilst violations cf I C ompsnins to transfer their (hares to
the law and reprehensible do not fnrmsh I third parties
soffloient caosb to cancel the oontraots. 2. The responsibility of tho lcesoee to
The law has not affixed snch a penalty to 1 (he State for the acta and oonduola of
snch breaches of the contract charges of lhe lr agents and subordinates,
ornelty or inhumanity whioh bv.e been in- The investigation and the *5,000 penalty
qnred into by the anlhontlee of the Statj imposed will have the wholesome offoct of
noder ;lhe administration of previous exeo- making the leasees personally more aotivo
utives are not now open to further lnveatt- 1
gallon,
status of wmrpiNo bosses.
The sot of 1876 and so maoh of the aot
Ihe reaboa of his being awakened.
gtei that he had only drank a little | said be bed only made three speeches, and I Herr Host was seen at his office and ho I wara rf( ,,w •
md was all right. His oonditton what bo seemed to regrot moat was that he denounced tbe police as ont-tb roots, thieves
ila-qaent events showed that he was had not made thirty or three bandied and murderers, and claimed that they had The aot of la
tely l." D Kt aQa that in the faoe of apeeches when he found that he was to be placed the bombs io Liogg'e oil for the of 1874 as is adopted by the former mey be
ge *as at onoa forced to take hanged for speech making, 1 purpose of influencing public opinion said to oonstitnte tbe contract between the
.indkipt constantly walking for statement by spies I against the condemned men. istateandthecompanisetowhomtheoon-
mil all danger had beenpas-ed. From | This afternoon W. M. S liter, who has I Aonmmittee representing the different viota are leased. Tho eontract Itself re-
_ Ubor societies will leave here to-night for serves to the State, aoliug by and through
and vigilant in tbe mnnagement’of the con-
viota and will greatly improve tbe c! vis of
employers who flgnre in tbe system as
Whipping-bosses are not the agents of I whipping bogies and gourde.
the State. They are seleoted and appointed 1
and paid by tbe leaso oompanies, and It
is the dnty of Ihe latter, through their offl-
corn, to make snob frequent peraenal iuqni
ry into and cxeroiae suoh personal snpervis
tons over the oondnot of snob
L'.oyd to aecnre ths sigeatores of promiueut I Ohlcago for the pnrpcse of pleading with I Ihe Governor, the power to osncel said con-
to r-qn-i* for oornmn-a-ion o! J Gov. 0>!«“hy manara the condemned men. |[tract for specified eanses. So (hat tie Gov
[ice on the snrveillanoe over him was been working in company wi'h U D
Bed for an instant ’
6S ATTEMPTED Bt-IOID- _ _
... i what led to the search of the ! the sentence of the Anarchists, asked Spies | protest by enolisb badioals. I emor, inthillQVe.tigitl ,n, is acting f ir and
j^jdfs tbe di-coveiy of tho txplo- to say plainly wba;. hi knew (bant the I London, November 7.—A deputation I on behalf of tbe State, is in faot, tbe Slate
song Linga’seffeots there was found bombs found in Uiigg’s e.11. Yesterday I Drof»sstng to represent the liberal and inquiring as to the cxistenoe or non-exist-
- cell a oottie trom which he had | Spies wrote the following and to it are ap-1 Rviiual olo h t of London and tha provinces I enoe of mfnsea for rescinding tbe oonlraet.
Ilaihoum It was oonoealed in the I pended the Higostores of ' Fiellen and I visited tbe Unit'd Steteiolegation to-day to j * bow tobe kxebcised.
lpip*. Thrte or four doses of laud-1 Schwab, further below is a statement by I present to Mr. Phe'.pe a Protest against the
(Hiiipnnined in the bottlo and Ej- Fischer:
^eooiioited with tho evidence of hia I Chicaoo, III , November 7, 1887.—Ur.
^idsuicide. He continued to deny, I Salter: I: is useless far mo and my fr ends I linois. The deputation were withoot ore-
last tu'.hnly admitted the truth of to say ttiat we bad on knowledge ui any- j UentUls, and were all unknown to the min
execution of tbe gpkicagp Anarobists and {
ark him to cable it to ibo Governor of II-
Tbe adt cf 1881 provides that the State
shall not exercise the right of cancellation
nnlil the lease company, charged with vie
lstlng the content, is notified of the seen
Hatton He bad preferred death by thing of the kind. No sane man wonld I ialer, who declined to noeive the protest or I aatton aDd hisanopportnnlty toshow thatit
hand, be said, to any carrving-out I have a bomb io his cell or conuteuauce any (to interiors In tbe matter.
kKotenos nndtrthe law He stab-1 aneh thing in a cell Think of it; snlqiot
_ hu done noihtngiwhioh jaslifleearcoision.
„ Spbinofield, III , November 8.—Over I The act of 1876 expressly provides that the
Biased i o disclose how he obtained to search at any mom-nt aid at all times. o,V> latter* and netitinna were received bv oontrsot may be cancelled—( ) F r re quit
EC. Ths bottle aflorda no cine, and Tho first intimation I received * J * , P . . ? , 606 ,7 log unreasonable or oppr.setvi labor ot tbe
agj’j dynamite, the source cf the I of tbe matter from Sheriff Mats')u Iasi I Governor Oglesby this morning rn r -“ er ' j canvicta; (b) If the "iiic irpmted company
'evening. I could notbvlieve it at first, and I ooe® to the Annrchist oase, far the greater 1 leasing said eonvio-s ehall sublet or lease or
oao hardly believe it now. I hava not j portion being, as nsnxl, from Obioago, It | hire to others;” (o) if any ^cf tho eonviets
em'stery.
rZ1 DIU HE GET TBE BOMBS?
Idjtmo to turumh ungg wt h tho spnk-n to Llngg for, I thiuk, nine months. I wil i, oonddsuca that cjntrart I are nBed *® (>r'» t< ’ B o r l>l»ced in posiiions of
t nice were di-oovtrod in his cell, 11 don’t know mhch of him, bat I think he I, . . , . . . , I trust or control over tbe convicts.
fiuvu WHO vnuurwou an mio win, ■ i uuu v n <u« uiutiu ui uiiu. uav a kuiuk ur . .. , , ^ ^ ,
deatly osrefnlly thought ont by I ts mon- maniac. Had only seen him oatx* to tb ” rn e heretofore the proportion of 1 also, by reference to the act of 1874,
tie copartners to the crime oa the I or twice before we were pnt together and I demands for execution was greater than I provides that the contract may be oancelled
Ssteral days age a fancy soau box I obarged wttb “conspiracy." I don’t oe- reqntsts for clemency. This change of I "upon the failure" of the oompany or com
. jktto the j til and just now, lu tbe I here that a single oneot tuu otner pihon —*“ 1 —‘— ** ~“
(ercitemeot, the officials eay they I era hod ever as
(member who delivered it. They j otherwise they
REASONED TIIE MAN Opt IF BIS FOLLV
What use was he gmog to make or tbe
5 lo one ot tus otner p.hon- L f fc as undoubted y .been occ-sion f®oi®i lc«ing to’ oomp'y J*Jth their oon-
mnohas a enapicion, for L a by finding tbe bombs in Lingg’s eetl traot with the State in regard to the bn-
wonll nndouht-dly have ^ that To more “«•“ on,U y ttud ******
IE MAN op* <» BIS FOLLY lhre aten.ng letters were itcelvtd by the Gov- U »» id oott ’ lotfl ’
he 8-nog to make, or the r thia momtug an d scoording to inva- penalties of tbe law.
:—--q — * totu tbo j ti? With 1 ((.HleoastoBi were oonttigned to thoflimes. I That it was the intention of the Legisla
it va» handled by the deputy in a wbat inten lot ? What objot conld thete ao r , rucr 0 g!«by .eetes a greatdeal l‘«t tare l n D tuicg the act cf 1876 to re enact
turner. Tho jell cffic.als usually haye been for (nch an nnderUkint? I re- d b ® th L ft threAtenina letters I ' arBm ‘ ' S R . . .
ttbiiga peat it, no sane man would be o.pablo of I t ® 4a bl y f r i e nds hero in Springfield. I thl * 0,M5 ® of tb ® »«* uf 18,4 »®»“*®PP*y-
|b« a bo it woe, bnt lf they do will
ijtoontil toey have made some ar-
Ih»bui wsa a hurmltss looking af-1 shelly? Throw tbeet totu tbo j 11? With
. Springfield. |
MBS. PABSOXS ABANDONS HOPE.
cot from tbe following consideration*: (a)
„ „ . „ , . ., _ ,, The former aot adopts all tbe provisions ot
Cbicaoo, November8.—Thedark-ekinned I ttle j a ti, r DO t Inomsistent with tbe provls-
(•EOKGIA DHMTtAL.
Its Opposition to the ltlrmloglmm and At*
luntlo II oomloic Atoro DetormlueU.
Nfcw York Commcrclsl liullelln. ,
The tight th«*t hus for months been in
ths aovxnNon WILL CONBIDKII
employes as to keep themselves oonsUntly „» botwflen the 0( , Dtra , ll ilr0 „ d and
inlormtd as to the oonditlon of theo a mp<, i !l 4 10om of GeorRilabd t , 10 u ir .
‘ nd «,‘° tbe . m,D *8f I ? w "-' r '* t , m en t. »“ d miDgb.msnd AtlantloAir.Line railroad Is
oodtUon oi the convicts. The law hold. lnrre4il in lntareBt . The opposition t>I
hem reepon.lble for these things and fives the Geot ” lA Ceottal parly to thobatldiog of
b ®. 8‘»'®. ‘ b ® right. ia.lu diierettos, to | th8 g aT ^ nab| Dab Hn ,nd uWra road (a
cmim unui-Kcr, ui w t«m>i.v .«« Wv “ *"v” | lSirmioghtai and Auaniio ruioxuiwr) Lb5
cancelled if tbelr requirement, as to tho boen ly oonflo6d ben , oto „ t 0 pro tceta
treatment and eontrm of Ihe «"?»,!« • "" before the Georgia Legislature, wbfch have
not observed. Io tho exetoise of this die-1 g, nerelljr re nlud unfavorably for thorn.
Untit^ie now annonnoed tbat tho Geor
gia Central has decided to c fler practloil op-
1. Wnether the treatment at tbe convicts position to tbe soh.meot the Green & Bate-
has-been noltormly bad, or whether the I man following, and has made an appUoatlnn
1 n° mY*?,* 6 *' „ ,, , . The eastern terminus of tho line may be at
2. Whether, if exceptional, there havo I £ deD a point on tho Georgia Central's lino,
been mi Igating oironmatanocs, and if sc, H lhott ^.dob northwest of Savannah,
to what extent. , I Snch a touto would praotically parallel tho
o. If exoep lonal, whether the ®J»e 1(ne whlob th , savannah, Daoltnand Woat-
bratment was wholly Inexottaable, and it , rn bM now we |l under way. The Central
BO. whether in a Angle instance, or oiler er. wonld undoubtedly Inelnde In their line tbo
4. How fatsnoh ornelty baa been due to dt of DnbH wbloll b«, id6a beinR ono of
the o trel-'ssness of the offleots of the oom- the mnit important points on tho Savan-
panias io eoleetiog their agents or n , b> DabUn Bnd W estern’s line, is tho ter-
their neglect to p«rsonslly inquire I m j nna 0 f t b e letter’s proposed sovonty-five-
iofo tho oondnot of suoh agents. I mho branch into the ootton belt to Ameri-
. tr.mination disclosed the fset I sneh a thing. I.ingg, as far as I eta judge
Ui, to all appaaranoss, oontaieed I him, seeks to be martyred, and, to be can-
acre than • few delicacies, fori did, wonld like the rest ot tra to
a -fitnman tig'-r” as Lingg has I go with him. Did he pnt those] wife ot Anarohist Faraons has at last abau-1 ions of the former, and lha clause in
' “ ' polioo and the depa-1 lnatramente into hie colT ““ * irreen . • t£L ..—' I v.- ..., -.a twrer «,bc-b iiaoa,f,- n—
wli. ’ Had tbe .
vs that there wt r
I HIM LYINO ABOONL LOOSE
I doned hope. Last evening she said: "My I
. uauau.vw „ he adt v 'c4 1876 which anthbite-s the
they might bo found? That is the question ' -„,i i I Govtroor to recover *400 for eeeh
RIM^MMMI 11 have been asking myself. If ne had I ha-bend u dial to me, and I return home I o ( cruelty to oonviete, la r.o more in-
k Aciuae proximity, they wonld not I them there fot any purpose thia ia tbe only I to my children to monrn for him. I spoke | ennetstent with tbe provisions in tho aot of
bltio easy, bnt they were in ignoranee I one tbat looks pUn-ible to me. He wonted I good' bye to him for the last time this of. 1 1874, whioh authorizes him in his diaoretion
f dinger, and they Would probably I to die, thinking thereby to help the otuie I leruuou, for I never will oross the threa-1 "to annul the o-ittriot for inhumane or
atone 1 so bad it not been for iheloflibnr. lint be wanted ns to die also. I bo ld of the jail again to be ieanlud and I cruel treatment,” than Is the olawse In the
■Lues’s eell. It was then that in-1 P.ih-pa he thooght that the beat and aureat I bnmtllated. O.uor women cmga there I sot cf 1876, whioh allows him to recover
'■tliokiug soap box was found to I way to cling this about was t > placo the I an d grovel betore the men who turned. ne I *500 f' r each oaee of mh-lettleg inconslet-
*' | cat tm« sfieiuoun, bnt I will never go nn-1 eut with the cIsqm In the etune ect, wblob
- til I ett a: the aide of my hneband and I anthotizes him to oenoel for enb letling. In
in my life anti fur almost a year have cun-1 talk with him without an Intamone guard I each cave it I'lmi to be the design to pro-
I side red him a monomaniac, sod I bare had I B t my side. I want to live with tbe plo-1 vide an alternstivs pnnisbment so that the
IvetJ tu yosierday’s dtsoovery of nothing to do with him. Y in aak me to tnre of my hneband In bis dungeon ever Governor can Ikflict the loiter where the
the conaly jail and Ltugg, Judge condemn hie lotion. I-iineeless to con- ba f. re my eyte. That will give me strength magnitude of tT<nso does not jmtity
• ' ■ 1 — *— I to br.ng np two rtvolntioniste.” I tho greater pr-,“Jmont. (b). The aot of
, . miss vanzandt 11870 providea «>,,re*sly that the oontraot
• of the condemned men, and nn-1 ble (or Lin gas deeds, than I can’t see why aQ d Mrs. Fischer were the only visitors at may be oanoe!l(;t if "onraosonable or op-
J] he intended to blow np tbe ballet-1 we should not be held reeponsible for any the Jail exesp: llev. W. U. Bolton, of the preuive” labor la required of eonvietf, end
kbit ae many people as possible. I misehtef wbatscever committed in the I Methodist Church. Miss Vanztndt talked I tt cannot be anppostd that the Leglalatnre
her that he had armed htmutlf with I world, and it has actna'ly come to that I to Spies three or font miauua, with a baillfl I intend'd to Inflict a higher pnnlahment for
tits deadly weapons wonld seem to We are b»ing made soapo-eonta for every- within hearing dtitwnoe. ■ that offeni^ (whioh is a species of cruelty,)
nttd he was determined to do as | thing. V iy aiDcerely yonra, A. Srisa. --He is like a osged tiger," said Sheriff than for the ‘mhmnane treslment of the ,
LzAae as he oonld. I suppose this I Michael boltwab: "Io the above I ootienr Mat.c n, when Lingg was taken from his oonvioU. (e). The chief purpoae of all the “°h, ‘ d bl “ * d "* D( r
ati?-i..-, ,v. i ....(. I enttw •• I oil to oiva ths bailiff i a chance to search it. I eaislatlon touching tbe management of con- reasonaoie ana proper.
Mlc alarm the people and will create I folly,
kbdded sensation. I am not wor 1 “
cell to give the bailiff t a chance to search it. I legislation touching the mshsgement of con-
K. Fielden. "I also cononr in tbe above Two deputies wit ched him sa be strode np I viota seems to have been
[tier uy prospect*. I expect to lire I statement.” and down, examining tbe cage with nervons tbs parrzNrroN of eacELTr
fijhaw. une cf my neighbors is I Fiscbor wrote: -'I don’t know wbat to 1 movements. Ihe j tiler took two clocki I them. This being so, it cannot be pre-
o zia WINDOWS WILL BE BioXEN -hiok of It. I cennot comprebend that j r0 m the cell, the outy p eoee of metal left thl , tho j.egUUtota Intended enoh
dj hoaie ta blown up. I feel sorry I L-igg intended to take the life of the j**l to him. I L , , • ,
” tod shall try to hold down my officers, wbo, in every rupee-, have tree wt As soon aa the aeareh was over Lingg was offentee as sab-letting and placing oonvicta
■rder to save her windows I hate ns very kindly. Neither do I beliave Lingg bolted in sgaio. This is the first exercise | j„ positions of trust and control over other
my friends suffer on my eo-1 want'd to commit eoloide, beoAttse he rms-1 he bad b"-u given aiooe the Dodtog of too I convlcta thonld be pnntehed with greater
I leased too mnon courage. The whole Affair bomba Eight baavete of grape* were I f0Ter (t y than the offense of treating tbe
effect will this be likely to have ia a pcxile to me. ll« bU objeot wh.t It brought to the j all, bat nothing edible is oonT | C t, iohamanely.
1 may; I will ba gratofnl to the jail officers allowed to go to the prisoners from the out- m) The act of 1881 is expository of the
.i— t— t |ld8 ( or f oar 0 ( poison being oonyeyed to I ao, 0 f jgyg on this point, and olearly shows
them. The grapte were eentbj John Brown, (bat tho Legislature intended, in the pass
5. Whe her the interesia of the Btate I oaH . From Dublin tho road would be built-
will be better anbaeryed by conceding the I ^ p 8try f rom which point there Is alroatly
oentraete or by ddmlng damages of the lease 8 G80t ' u Central line forty rrllee in length
compnniti and allowing the contraota ‘® to Fort Valley. TbU forty mil* rood would
stand. I be used as a Unk in tho piopesed routs,
tbe decision. I wtih their lino oonatrueted to Fort Valley,
In applying tho law aa above stated It Is tho Georgia Central party oould,
decided— I by making n few ohanges in tho
First, That the evid.no. shows that the gS*. alm °' it Jffi.
i ffio^rfl ana membors of the jeftso oampa-1 Birmlugbom, AU. V ondtoGolambas. Macoa
nice have personally Inflicted no cruelty wouIa ml0 b , scoesstblo by a lioa now in
n pen Ibo eonvioU; that theee officers and op8ratl on from Fort Vull.y, thoogb tho con-
members btto, iu a right ipUH and dUpo I noc ^ on would not be udfriot aa ihe Bavan-
sitlon d'jstreJ and endeavored to protect the] Dublin and Wtgttn road wonld .fur-
health of tb. convicts, uni to provide for] r , j8U _ lllo d „ tincn
from SaVAnnab to Fort
them necessary ebelfer and the rtqulalte I Vidl8y by th8 prop,,,,,! n, 10 la i 7() m ilos, of
food, clothing and mediesl attendenoo.4 wb | cb (t w ||j ba neoes otry to build about
But the evidence alio sho ws that they have 13-1 miles. Considering the supposed finan-
not • xeroleed the personal supervision over clul llnD(th ol tue b.vsrnsb, Dubll.t and
the coavlote at all tha oatnpa whioh the Weetem partv, thU move on tbe part cf
law contemplates and requires. I the Georgia Ceotrs] l> a slrango one, for It
Second, The evidenea shows that some I won t d bo utterly impossible for two snob
of tbe agents and subordinates of ,. x t t nslv* svateus to Uvo with their rontea
tha said lease companies k * T ® I so nearly ldenlloal;and to regulate rates on
been two roads with snch relations w raid be ont
• .1 ociLTY o» cbuiltt I of the qiestion, Whether Ihe G. tg.11
oonslstlng ot txteneive whipping, and, In C entr 1 really iutende to bnlld the road la
•onto case, of unreasonaUs actl exccmlre now tho m6ll ptt i lneDt question,
labor. It i> held tbat at least four oases of Tbu Savannah, Dublin and Western pirty
exosMive whipping ar- clearly esubllsbed „ ay tbll „ , 8W wcek8 , U1 dctcrn) l 08 wLeth-
by the evidence; and wbUe tbeeXAOt num er (he granting of the charter o-ksl will
berof case* wherecopvlo:. have been over m88n ^ W8r(n , oompeUtlon with their road
worked oannet clearly be dotertnine'd, the I wben oompleted, or whether the movo is
evidence satisfles ths eifontlv* that, in | s ( mp | y t 0 pnt an end to some dlssentlon
Borne lnstano. s, tho .abordjnaU sg^U whlSi, rumor has U, exists in the Georgia
theaooompaolsa have exacted labor of | C „nlr»l'» board of dine to ta. Thrro «o
oonvlots in excau of what was hnmxne, 1 known t 0 havo been lit the Georgia Centra
1 Heard, woaro informed by Mr. Jauttai A.
Tnlrd.ThetM.leuecompanlesmn.tbeheld H , m m' 0 ns, of tho Sivannah, Dublin and
tetponsible for the ornel treatment and nn
ressonabla exao'.iona of the agent* and snbor.
dinatea of said companies.
Western, one or two gentlrmcD controlling,
a large amonnt of stock, who have, for some
* -late in some
IhtarthUtory of tbe oast?"
T-l not apeak on that subject,
hard to tbs statement published in
pit' pspors that h« would soon givo
_ .. . I time, favored a plan to consoli
Fourth, The oaaeeicf ornelty Jo -eb'eh I way tbe Interests of thn rival oompanleeL
raferancs la here made, as eSiSbliahed by I q'bia has boen opposed by other m> mbent
the ovidenoe, are ouea not pr-vtomly in- of lb# b „ r j_ aD j f,,, lhc ,,l (bl possible that
l a*i!i a . l ( 0 j Va* 1.' M * te ’ the present petition foro cbartirmnv l>s
Fifth It ie held that th. Exteuave, on for t L purpose of t ■ - •
the evideno. iu thl. proceeding, may it- tloned ^ p i tt , ((1 ,
olara the lease oancelled or olaim damage* , htl . f 8 , lo F _ mamb ,
for their kind tr*4tm»m to the las’.
tbe u allows beady.
The gellowe opou which the Anarohlsts Jr., and wore given to the 1 c f tbn utter, io provide for a eancella-
* . , r . a ...J is I _.i laisexl. • t tha PFtannaM I . ... . .. *a a
fit* benefll of his views on the are to be hanged bus been prepared, and ts wives and Wanda cf the tton of the contrast of any lease oompany
•- tun Dt-ueai OI Ol* ▼low* UU IUB I wo W irw «-« p ™ . r
Cleotr cy. Joc*ae G-ry #*id that now on ib*> hwemeni ol the county j W.
V*informed toy one th«»t each wu *“ “■
To-d*y ton mcmbcrc of the LeftUluture, I « 0 ilty of orucLy to the comricl* under its
wbo were in Uvor of eitcuu?e clemcooy CO ntroL
ENOELB BIMABIABLJt HTATEMBNT . -
nan Roffd the would-he *11101116 i* re-1 for the condemned An»rcbiet* # met »t the
u ' * ... . A(. ihn I ... %V: .V -I.. 17 Un,innNsl/4 and llMV
lint lf tbe set of 1876 does not antborizs
| does to in oonformi-y with the
powza BESEBVED TO THB STATE
Tho An>re!dit > Loms'Ltugg^wss visited in "* —
I iaT“her « “ny.'or d«tb, wm L_r«d from |
widoatz oi tbe criminal court build-
““•"•nit of tbelr Investigation
’ siron shatters were ordered dosed
4 The heavy iron door* al
1 ‘tree: entranoe were doled
l -utened with shackles, and t
■J™ tsken to preclude the poasibility
*,«Uck. Peremptory orders were
Ht-r?* “e° n# i“8i-»e the building any 'e?? 8 "’. ,-Tgolcg I hlng.'Wt Iwil tot make a -t ..ament for
iMcss srifieffi -r-.8-*
b »dch extended three hour j. Schwab bed addrea*ed «->G(V Ogle* y.
IT 1. DYNAMITE. I * TC **’ “f-
1 h-te loem far toe exursa Ibry
„! WthTs^moTumg sold there The secretary of AmmMW “?u EOZE'TZ
f^Mfo ,b *J*tnt»*of the atoff I 8 ®®**T? d _Uii n ?2r , |£Bied *B < >«t5S^**I turatd'^a-wS^u
peti't .o. I
bav, laker, sod wonld mt-vja lift one if
them if I eraid.”
the interview Lingg
"oaeerncd m >uner
,— ...... dynamite. , —
people bad tbelr tables on I nipnlated
1 sgiiu, bnt there seems to bo lose | deolereE that
TT^file. He further had a shot'. I I
he hid eontaaplated | and -c twab
* before
liter. In com-
sabs-uaently
Spits, Fielden
the Uwyer’e
formal written
“"‘h® Part of the crowd to sign I using djnamlt*^^ '“ B * h8( ^j° r i b( *ndtd j d^isrshA ^btt tb*y had aUoiatdy
,v,r^“ hAturday, and but law | HAymarkei rlOe Snd |tf88t ,u.| nothing to do wiih the b.inba brought to
I to ihrow it Into tha UcpUlne.
!
AsiJ to have been re-1 th' j it
•- ' WILL NOT A1Z roa OLtMESCTr ■ ■
Then, tor me la-t ame, UsD'sta Black
sl.it. ,1 P.xiMs, F eeb-r sod E igel in the
nnscueeut tbe j.u,r'f.r the purpose of
f ...-t. ....... A. .1. lit. nAfittnii III (>iv
Gjv
W.I
i vo dug thdr de
If the BUte
■
fiyjjied that tha polios have found I tton. An injury said^ to e-J® B j
i h aecreUd in the hours of ceived io Jmy. 1 *’ i^T’.hn
“'“I’tneir tha gasworks, on West stlgsted him io vidence. | He ^^ ef
JJWjJt Thopolfo* were working lighted the cl «"-“ ,d b *rJ e | a iur con-1 pnccuaa ot me jet-t t» «u«po,g^
‘t-aorelv d,y J®***^*! a n d have kept I the bomb Itom *®*®**H| 1 H| Knd , ak I betoelag treat n »i»n ibr petiuou to
l ^bSL T *J y 1 nitt Th ® matter, talocd m *°7 “V P }he hsndwritiog was enter Ogl«i v. .siieg tor aertf. I
t>* known, eans-d groat ex- poorly b , ,ut of a woman, al- -
ili oft 1 ef tho j til. f A-r and •Pl>^ d m , “ |id ib Cbi egx and od t.
itob.? ld,b »»a a»y there it aome I The miiilve wea in , .important" I ei" ■ u u ■•) i'- -
H b ; *’* ,b *» Uta pieces of gsa pipe I the onUld ® °{ 8 t^tars. It also bora a to <Jl*.” I r ‘h:a
• bomb* wtre m«d« wtie J w« icrollfii io lorg* w l aotvi bt
tt Mnn to i xtrei<61 special mfs*to*J»P*.j B 0 f bemb* io hogiotoe* that - -^75
• 'we ot dumb bdb, for which be Tbe "porta of Umi »odi>«* «•*. u| ^ u<0' . *heu the wi'.« and cLtl-
Al “-J r»t«, th ae : t ic-s of I the norlhwestera P*rt • j t u enpposed I drea of fioavt. Fliohef an . Fu—s., de
J-gfrom Per,ont’osll and the| to bo wlaoat foon^^ [ Apmim-r. t -rachtd the men to dgo Ut
,1^8 fra
tt “tlaeysre the same pit
I Bade hia b,mbs.
•Lf„. “ an -'-- «tost.
Jhiud
Sssa-
1 tiiu h* took ■nseii utui-
triday night. Dr. Qray was
““5S!Ss lta ,
r dsy psreoM wruU • long 1
. . ■ s ksikila^ I/I tLfi W* !
brinpiL’g tbe iiroi mwn-
into mrrnony with
, , , thi i: {> 1!-,a- u’.-iitK' rn ol ti h'm*.*. 'Huh
of th. Isst* t»mp*nies, *Dd Ihst in the »x- Te „ loD tt not trae, U et least ptanafbU.
erdte of hU discretion be m.y consider T . lk of - « omo oob s 0 utit, n . ho*over. U still
TBa efeect t F cANcBLLATloM I heard. Parlies proe.wu it to ti c .-'tvtn-
npon the State while tbe present Uw is in I nab, Dublin A Wfdlrn R».l have rocrat-
foroa requiring a relettirg of tbe convicU ^ mo^tor.f c, wuh r prcentatlvca
. . ’ ■ . B ( lt .. I of Ihe RtcbmoDd Terminal *>f»tcm, wdobo
for twenty yaara in exse of osncelUUon. r eUUonB to OeorgU Cmtral ara frtendly.
Sixth, It is farther held that tbe Exeou-1 We are informed also that some of tbe
five, may, in bis discretion, claim of the I [Southern officers of tbe Georgia Central
(aid comptnla. damages, and assess tbs I are to be in New York shortly, and this
■ame and reqnire payment thereof witbont 1 may bin acmelhlng to do with tbe matter
•atJe.tiDg the state to tbe delay and ex-1 In hand.
teiwa ot a suit therefor, and may Prominent among tbo parties who made
told in reserve the final or* I 'ho application for the new charter for the
dor of cancellation to be entered I Oaoiyia Central's proposed line are: Presi-
against said companies in case of refasal or I dent E. P. Alexander; Vioe-Preetdints, HL
Urgleot to pay the amounts Assessed and at I H* Hollins, and Auto it Belmont,
well at for the humane treatment of IU
oonvio’s, should reserve to itself tbe polio*
power om its convict*. Thi* right was re
served by tbe acta of 1874 and 1876, and
the seme was made a couaitioo in tbe lease
contracts aa therein stated,” tbe meaning of
which plainly it that by reserving tbe po
lice power (with which it oonld not oonsti-
tntionally part), the Btate reserved the
right to pare any law tbe Legislature deem
ed necessary to seenra “the hnmine treat
ment of tu oonvioU.” In tha txareleo of
tbia right and power the act of 1881 was
the time named in thU order.
Wherefore, it U ordered that Penitentiary
Companies Nos. 2 and 3 ahnli bo allowed ts
pay Into tho Btate treasury, as damages for
thn cruel treatment as afore.aid, tbe sum ot
81,600 each,
MIXING. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
in tbo aggregate, by the 15 Ji day of Febrn-
ary ruxt, and that aaid companies ehall alg
MARCHING ON THU TOWN.
isinmA htinsreln Arm* Agahut ths Ns-
|ro 2’opulatloii.
Chattanooga, Tens., November 8.—A
telegram from Biddy, a mining town
twenty five miles from this city, eajs the
moonutneers have armed themselves and
are marching against tha negroes of that
... . t,»n. 1 hi- hue i.t, in. .1 ll," t.egroeh and
nify to the Governor by the lit day of De. tb8T haV8 all alme d themselves and are
ceoiber next whether ibty wiU pay the I waiting Ihe tpproacb of the effective party,
samo by the said 15:h (Uy oi Fobxuury, I The *heriff t with n po*»«*e Lu ^od« to the
1888. | »C6Q6 oi trouble. Great cxeiUmeut
Should (he said oompaoiM give the *%id
notice to tbe Governor and pay
U prevailirg aad the
children have Uken
women
refuge
aod
at
C*Urrh Cured*
DETECT* OT IVCOtPOEATXOX COED DEED.
Peuitentitry companie* 1 and 2 are not
coDiliiutiontUy incorporated, but tb* State
ha* contracted that they ah&U have the
right* and privilege* of corporation*, aod
haa dealt with them a* aaoh. 8d far, there*
fori*, aa the 8t ite ia concerned, (hey hvgo >r-
poratlouade Uc*o, if not do jar*, (f
71»t Ga.. 356). It i* e rieiht incident to
corportotioQo unle** ether* i-u <xpn-
previded iu the tet creating (hem—that
members may trunsfer their s‘.ki
Thi* right does not m*m to 1»« d<
m. .1 hv tL.- a t (r 1h7**, \ ’.t <
the coLtrary, is allowed, at !**.«: ao fur m
make such tr^cfcfe-r oblig .t .r> L«-tw»:»n t
partita. Tha sale »nd tr.it..ftr, therefore,
i ;• or: • 1 u.< m'- rt r.r itirt-o 1* .-*• «: -
panitei u Dot sub-ltUicg; hot even if it
i. a •*« h en ?o ofirn d» »lth lt« kne
e V* And teqnr-craesi ot tho Hut*- »h*tt th-
r.^t.t to ciuced either of the cootri»cU be-
Ci\-0 of noch nil- -4 Ld.1 b«tn waived HO fi
oh fiat trana-ictioDtf »xe concerned,
Into tbe Stale treaanry U»a I one end of the town, bodily U a Wahh
amonnt olaimed herein aa dameg- s by tbe mining town of l.OA) people, n:ij about 2
dates named respectively, tkeu tbe eon- negroes are employed at tbe coke ovens,
tracts with tbe Bute will stead nnrcscinded The tronble be* grown ont of a fight be-
for any of toe oatues, inquired into and I tween a n gro and s white man, in wh-cb
passed upra in tbii order. ' - - —
ALTEONATIVE FZNALTIXS.
the latter suffered. Mountaineers now
tlirea't n to hike the darkey or kill the whole
It the sail least companies shell fail to colored population.
give to tha Governor notire as aforesaid, or I *!•»>• rt»** alhf-1 bar. trtej asivAUan on in
give m mm uuti.o V JA..UI , ui I mJ l mu lot OIIlrtI|U , lld „- r . lt cg mo, u
fall to pay to* said tutu as damages by toe I beucat from iu nae, it la nrj (sc^uauai »nj vi
h»id 15 b day of February next, znch far- ,,,, 5uiI£tiV:m f i
ther e-rder will be made as the Ooverocr
ay deem proper In the premises respect
ing tbe cancellation «,f tho oontracts, tbe
AtrslrAst Tamps.
Washington, November 8.—Hnrzeon-
and reiehtng of too convicts, or | Gonerst Haa Btaft has Mdrtl a ftalaanto
or ti.iog Connected with | fr: m Dr. For'er, atTamj a. s.yirv 'h- re
were tonr new c'sea and trireo deaths from
yellow fever je»tird»y, and >Lat rh re ire
(“U'teen ondvr ■ -<-t •.% >w- h~-
pltal.
aay oth
the entject.
It it ii tnrthor crderel that, for final
buoq on th* qTeetioo of cincdlatiou and
»rat, »"t.oti that may b- loci,real thereto,
a -j (roc-edit gsstand wlj .artfl cntil tl.-
u.1 for giving »»r 1 notice h-H ex; treJ, aui
irtt - rotici-no-11 be giveu. It.-n nctil the
UU ior OinklLg l," ru-'.t t.-I I : r. <i.
J. B. Gordon, Governor.
When the Guvcrnor u. he a«tj,
Advice to -Mottierri-
0#*<1 tor cLlk
Soothing -) n.p itould alvhja bm
tMtaifiX It toAoUie* tb* child.
, »iUjh *11 p*lu. curro wind c^Uc.