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Newspaper Page TextinilugCo. PablUhc MACON, GA., WEDNESDAY MORi'^JNG, FEBRUARY 5, 1890. ED STILL SMASHING LAW tyrant of the house pur ’s HIS REVOLUTIONARY SCHEME. Ignore, Pjm.eral. «••<). r...Io. - Infonioii* Kuling.. Fore* p U. tl«cH®« < *•'•->:» «>> "I•■.Nile. \\ lib 0»Fcrr«ll , » Speech. isniKOToS. Fob. 1—Tho Wa.-,Mn S - ,j U blio •din to bar* t iken il for ■tea that tho groat parliamentary jn u,o Homo U practically over, that tiio eaciting sccnea of the last divs are not to be kept vm, becauto ,aliertel,whilopretty well llllodat the ^ 0 f meeting, did not present the meJ appearance of yesterday and L wa5 u0 such pressure and strjg' r through tho corridors as was tin , jesUrJay- NoTcrtheleas it is the --landing among momborsthat tho rill persist in their tactics to met os faros poesiblo all lcgislntire clings so long ns there is no ,r eerie of roles to govern them, is THINKS Tttr. KEITnUCANS Btr yond prayer. e vtf no referent by the chap- n bb prayer to the paU exciting Tho speaker at tho dote of tl\o •r directed the clerk to read tho rnai of yesterday. One of the read- clerks proceeded to do to, but when ue to tho pliraae ‘’yeas and nays, Mr. McMUlIn interrupted and re dd that the reading be in full* k>« the’gentleman, said the speaker, tho reading of the namssr i do.” was Mr. McMUlin’s response, the speaker ordered that to be done. > clerk started again and rushed ii'p|i the naiucs at a railroad speod. journal embraced a full stenographic trt tit the speaker*# explanation yee- av in reply to Mr. Bynum’s question [personal privilege, including the ii»of • general applause," etc. SfRlNGKR READY F^R THE FRAY. Lading was c!ow*l at 12:20 o'clock ,„,uiitly Mr. •-'pringer v/a* on his with a motion to correct the journal. . McKinley was not so precipitate k r. Springer, but he gut up sluwly moved that the journal be approved dling for the previous question | ■n. The ^p aker recognized his ...k.- entlrelf Ignoring Mr. Springer, but at not thus to be ignored, and he itdmtelr made a rnotkrn to adjourn, lew of the fact,*' he said, “that t* no rules." LlFORt'EULY hPEAKER TAL»OF ORDFK he gviitli-man from llliuou,’’ said ,p« akir blandly, "is out of order in ing any remarks on Uio motion to The question now is sluill the Ijournr He put the question to iluiiM but several democrats 1 lo tted the yeas and nays, und that in- ig exercise wna proceeded with, democrats did not icfrain fron ing, and CottsoquenUy it was co ■Miry for the speaker to keep htal| woiandumi m mtvrepctsentoni otuig. Aft* i t... « ■ - in i, the* t| r \ .»• i •• hi inreth* f *ult, but was stopj* t by . isad fiom Mr. MoMillin that tho rr- iid .ti<»u of the vote be reed. This, . helped to consume time, and it was tt.*s vU+■'* wh> n tiu. it ssidt wo* an. uved by tin- ■pt*ak«r as yets I'Ll, nays bo tho House refused to adjourn, h* next step iu the proceedings mx» all lor tile previous question on unit y » mot ion to approve the jour- of yesterday. The yeas au>l nays t deiiMUt.e t by Mr. McMilim And *s ordered. This time the democrat* n train from voting, and it became ••ary for the speaker to oote the im of those w1k> were present and detUaid to vote. >e »;*ukrr rose to announce tin if the vote, Mr. Dockery a^k-d if a» not proper to hav<> pairs an- of the speaker, to force them into the consideration of an election case. CRISP SCORES THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. Mr. Crisp then defended tho courso of his ride of tho House, dwelling partton* larly on the rejorts of tho press on tuo recent republican caucus to the effect that this and other election cases were to bo disposid of under general parliament ary law in order to increase the republi can majority, and that then the rigidity of the new code was to be relaxed. McKinley declared that there had been in that caucu. no ducussioo whatever of this or any other election case, and that no resolution, no instructions and no» presaion of opinion had been paawxl given thero on tho subject of contettod election!, Rowell added that Mr. Crisp had had personal information from him the day afier the caucus that tho newspaper statements of it were not correct. CRISP RKAD IT IN A RADICAL SHEET. Mr. Crisp admitted that fact, but stated that he was also informed by* a newspaper man that the report was cor rect. ho that tho iwue was not between him and Rowell, but between Rowell and the correspondent of tho St. Louis Globe-Democrat, from which paper he read tho statement. The statement, he said, had appeared in many papers and had never been denied. Resides, there was corroboration of it iu the fact that, although tho republican leader (McKin ley) had assured the House on the 8tli of January tlmt a Code of rules would be reported within a week, no rules had yet been roported. RESPONSIBILITY FOR DELAYING THE RULES. A discussion as to the responsibility for the delay in reporting the rules took place at this poiut between McKinley und Mr. Carlisle, the former attributing it in part to the fact that Sir. Carlisle had been prevented by illnesa from at tending the meetings of the committees and Uic latter stating that he hod been absent only two days on account of ill ness and declaring a readiness at all times to meet with tho committee on rules, and even expressing his willing- ness to Imvo tho committee report tho rules to the Uouso without reference to him. Ur. Springer .Mere interposed his mo lion to adjourn in order to give tho com mittee on rules o chance to rej>ort, but was again ignored. CRISP SHOWS THAT RKi’UBLICANS DON’T RULES. Sir. Crisp—We have now heard a statement from each side as to what has been done by the roinmitteo on rules and whatever view of the matter the House may take of it, it is plain lliat if the corn n'.ittnsi nn «!•«*• ion§ i,u« reported ihiscite witli undue haste the committee on rules has not been in a great hurry. There is this further circumstance to corroborate the report of the caucus pro ceedings, that there has not been a meet ing of the committee on rules einco tho caucus. Mr. Crisp then proceeded to argue the contested election case. At tlie close of Mr. Crisp’s argument, at *4 o'clock, Mr. Rowell took tne floor and •l<oke until 6:30 o’clock. DEMOCRATS TO STAND BY THEIR .UnUTS, i ■ r ihern « i .*. »*.* u u D. aly* ivn. •| r.' !■ . ■ • i !■ •. .. ■, ' if :•>• '■' Lilt II « .1 t v«>ii .1.1 an by a tlvavoc* vote and Mr. OTerrall proceeded with an argument in favor of Jackson’s right to hw scat. He declared it to lie tho determination of tho democrats to stand by their rights ■mi nri to aliow any democrat to be un seated unless Id* opponent had been fairly elected by the people at the polls. After Mr. O Ferrell had been *|>enking mere than half nn hour, he slopped and •aid that he had ju»t been told that an arrangement had been made by which tho lluiiae was to adjourn at the con clusion of his remark-. Tlmt being so, and he did not care to speak to empty benches, ho suggested that h« be allowed to luu»h his argument, home of tho democrats ahomed, ’ Tiiat la fair." UKKP AND O FCURALL HiTCH. On thiitlw.re was much confusion In that a quorum is still among the possi bilities. OTHER REPUBLICAN ABSENTEES. Other alisontees on the republican side are Wilber of Now York, who is so ill that bis attendance is out of the question, and Caswell. Tire latter has been at his home, at the bedside of his sick wife, but new a has jiut reached li ro tiiat sbe is dead and Caswell, yield ing to the emergrncr, will sink his pri vate griefs in his public duties and be iu Washington again early next week. UltLV IN D I STHIAL SCHOOL. The Hoard of Dlreriors NXects In ?lll- ledgevllle. Milledoeville, Feb. 1.—[Special.]— The directors of the Girls' Industrial School met here to-day by appointment. Those present are Chairman Atkinson, Hons. R. N. Isamnr, T. F. Newell, Pat rick Walsh and N. S. Walker. They held a buainess session this morn ing. and thin afternoon at 4 o'clock will be dined by the mayor and aldermen. An enthusiastic meeting was held by leading citizens at the opera hoiuxj Iasi night. The object of the meeting as atated by Senator Whitfield was to discuss plans to raiso money with which to begin work on the industrial school buildings. Senator Whitfield proposed that tho mayor and aldermen do requested to call an election to voto on the question of issuing bonds for the purpose. Tide measiiri) met with unanimous approval, and in a tew raomonts every man in the house white and black signed an agree ment to voto for the bilk The election will bo ordered sconce and work will be BISMARCK IN THE SULKS. rHEEMPEnOfVSCOURSE IS DISPLEAS ING TO THE CHANCELLOR. Gains In the Kl* Opyriaht MOO. ly tl: 1 * V. Y. A cl ndly that th« begun at once. a.VSAX 11KD XIII 111 HONKS. Threo M«*n Hatllr Hurt In n Hallway Vrsdk n?ar UaycroM. Watcross, Oa., Feb. 1.—[Special J— At Glenmoro an engine with threo lum ber flats left the track this morning nud seriously, if not fatally, injured one white and one colored man. Four others were sightly injured. Tho coupling between tho engine and flrst flat broke and the fiat with the entire load of lumber came down uf.-ou the men who were riliug on the engine tender, smashing them up against tho \»cilcr, breaking their thigh* and otherwise mashing them. One other white roan had his ankle broken. INTERNALLY INJURED. It Is thought that the three men sus tained internal injuries but no medics! examination has been made, un phyci- tluii has to i*e sent from Waycross. There was a lady riding on tho tender Lui ■••e luiracuiuusiy oicu|K’d injury, Tho damage to the cars acd engine will amount to about 1800. Tho twomeu thought to be fatally injured may pt»* tibly survive, %•* AT Hit liLNlllT^rTToilDELR. An Abundancnul Ari.-.ian Water for strengthen the iropn n serious divergence of views between 'j 0 . Prince Bismarck anil the i-mpcror, or | arI ' nv lna those having tho iinmcdiat** c nil*. n«*e w lion tho of tho emperor upon the proper course quarters ai of the government in *-• me important! i internal concerns The prince’s objec- Among tiou to the tons of tho speech from thel ^ 1 tbrono lias b?en commented upon for some days, The fact that the objection- ^E, J',, able part was Uio reference to the labor /, ;l u ,-r u , troubles, and that V«a Bcrtejsch nai* y r*< »:i«t* been appointed toaplaco in tlie minu- [ that Uio I try giviughira control of those things, * ,:| ' t “ V'^ practically in place of Bismarck, seems [V^md oi* to imply tbat tho emperor intends that f ,, r t V', t those things sluill be in tho hands of onr | tho only in sympathy with his ideaa I °l’l “ lt,r ' n TIIE ENI’EROR AND THE FOLtTICIANfl* | Within the past few days tho emperor has received, successively, the leaders of I the difTereut groups Included in th« ' ol * . to Cartel coalition and he U in confer*!>■ .■; *" ' n u ! v every day with some member of the t* •• i K " ! 1 ' ll crnr.ient groups, having a free inter- J” rni i:, - r cluinge of views and communicating • ■ - v " idea:, of tho proper management of > " , orn elections. There is a very great i SPITTOON J0BX,SLA XDER KRI »r. Jt.lrn T. I HARRISON'S BARGAIN COUNTER POST | master-general libels athei. I i.t Tli'ir •lay i.L-lit *, IVK1.—[SpecW.]—Itej ii It..ii iT (ii iitr !'• tell. »i tor h« o ILt«id.r will. 1 ■ n i i Or' : I .dj.albkl . L. i n BLACK HOLE OF ATLANTA. Dr. i GRAND JU r '.Y RTPORT ON THE KOR- ri l ! ROR5 OF FULTON’S JAIL. doJ-l IV U 1.- EATY. ments tl f in the a* le Criti* if»m j of the treaty aik that a i 1" ’» -‘-t*-i Matt Davis , Athe ilr. Ckrltca cal! find not be apf c ling of« recommended by IV»i i ul the rent of the Georgia republ.* icept Judge F.mory ’ ' A ii ■ n< a*i j" 1 • .ii i..ii i i t • t 1- i .ist wemg t*.\.l the 1 ^n ;i**nr-t.. n«nd Umt U. ■ If L - ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ 1 •.— 11 Athens would raako trouble betweei id Lark ‘ I btuineas nualiflraliom*, of Lorkim*. il!<, '* | Ala., and »b » Mattie, die bciUitmil and . a* c* •mplishcd daughter of Dr. AI S, d Emery, were married nt the Methodist e, j church yesterday evening, Rev. J. D. , Mantum officiating. They loft on tho evening train for LarkiuaviUe, their VII) THOMAS VILLI’.. Fel, !•—-[Special any goal :>r any fair reason j race^ Tlie Fosti it d concludes that him whom he w. ,.t,, f r ,■•••. . t. ;■ ..• \»i.. :: . and an opposition ONLY nod, whatever ho 1 oral Ud ! i • M.ii \ T . . : . George A. Smith of ki ll/ this union Tlicmasv • f her nu-q g.fu-d ng ladies, and iLiron tl.' oners aro all h alt o ho j tiiat the pr • nor* ai but says tho jail was date tho criminals and not of 73,000, fix rni'' \rr It seem a that from aro kept in each c til hole will la ft LED COUNTS HlSqUOftUM. -peakur replied that it would br r if the time )**rmiltod but be de- m! to announce (Item, and proceeded ft ant*; Hun, um present and refusing to : Allcu of MbkUalppi, Andrews ul e.chuwtla, Uankiiead, Blaud, Brock- !■*«• of Arkanaaa. varliale, Carat Is, ll »un, (Jlttinenu, Comptuo, Cowsrt, •». Crup. » ullwnon, Duckery, UutuD, Ktdue, tleuMrubainse. Hayee, JnphLM, II >tinau. Hooker, KUgorc. ftiiam, Mault, Mansur, Martin of MrA.hu., McMilUn, McRae, •e»Uof Indianna, Outhwalte, Scuey, V U, Springer, htock.lale and Stone vei.tucKv. In addition, the sjieaker llni-pd, the following Is the vote: V* : *R nays, none. Shouts of "no J r,u " ' Sine from thud mccratic side, I 1 ' 1 * »j*nker, paying no hood t.» tlwiu, Bpwte i Ida suteiueut Theru Iwing a I mm tonal quomm present.he said,tlie ■r declare* tlwt the )wnvious uncstluti ■"•Fed. Thequeetlon is now un tlie li' t. that tlie journal of yesterday tie Cornu, Feb. 1. ISpvcULJ—The artesian wc ll has rm* he l a depth of & f, t. To-da\ a deep well pump wi ....in: it m.dnow Cordclois ha rr ;rt: • fact tnat htrv, -i , .In-..* 1»- | !• ire drlightrda’t tie sparkling artesian water and every where vou can are persons going to and from the well. Tne city's wafer works Load* ItitVO Mr«U umi tiuw artesian water will soon flow through tlie streets and furnish all the citizens with the purest drink. Thero aro moro people moving into Cordsle than ever lull.re. Every day brings new people, and new industries are springing up on every hnn-l. It I* e timated that there are now ou-r ono liundrod dwellings iu procesi ot erection. ALl« HAIL TOCIIlSPt Ills rsNstltasnts ai Oslsthorpe Proud •» Iftlm-Ogtstfeorpe Nutr*. Oglethorpe, Feb. l.—bSpecial.]—The the attempt to arrive at an understand- people in this county and throughout ing as to the length of the debate and as I the entire thin! congressional district are between his upparent felf-effacerocnt dnv.* >te ar• • " «'t (,»tnun and h.s actual activity, and yet, a grt.t.r wantimbu i r it-, fathers contrast between his doiucanor nu l tl.-i* v * luo,1, ‘ l J' 'tojcis argu of Prince Bismarck, who, though he | i’*' f " * * has accorded interviews on requtel to inJrra llerr Von Bennigcu, Prince Sctiocnich- J arnj Carolatli and others, has neveithele * <!oni ‘ maintained a singular reticence ns to the ‘ r c policy to be pursued in chx tiotiF. 1,w 1 BISMARCK'S EMBAUUASSINO SILENCE. ' 11 w silence embarra^iics tho govern- „ ment catutldatcH as to tho ground they •hall take in their campaign fulmina- ,_j 0 t ions, ami tho prince lias been aokrd to * seize the fu>t uccasion to make such a ** 1 J statement as would giro to the candi date* tho key note for their programme*. 1 -*n Ho wes oven cspeekdly asked to take tb& con i. \cad iu the lower house of tho PriPA^ian seven diet. He returned to thin request an in- ■ h*» » dcilnito response, which loft the imp)vs- j him. •ion tlmt liu would tusks a declaration I Th< ;;p-;n the eve of .Adjouiuim-at us she«u>-1 *«*, itrence of the Curtellers. In tho land- J borg tag to-day it was announced tlmt the j uune chancellor did not intend to address tin* Utni.> house. min'- SERIOUS MFFF.REHCKS EXIST. | ^"IT All this ndda to tho convict ion that, ' ’ thero Is a differon «*f opinion in l.iji i sl!,K ' ; i '•* *i ■ - . . i ■ v, i:i• 1 L< i • • i i ' i •• 111'. ff :i, t ii , .t ,i •■- ; ri u« natnr . In .: :• * im n MAN WAR. fch'rtoo tho Franco- ^.1*. t ! I. t' i' ' 1 ' ' tijs the idea tbat p ace from Franc* at provinces cf AI- | a merest chimera: ' <1 . '! W 111 "l soil sookeil T1)S only argument has is hi* countrymen r:th ltuftsomania he Im danger <rf Slav- « of tiiat vast bar- amciU of Karnpe. and National Zei- int and cuornr that Francs against an r«« will fjlondcaf a wanting in 1*70 tion of France THE DANES. cn will visit the Danish t and renmin thero *. Tbs rite, will accompany Mr. Carlton sttgi:p«u "His appointment is ti i , ■■ i' 111 • lv -i. j. fash light and ai-. be orrangment of tl: « w ^ ^ ^ 12* freely admitted I Si [wii^ht b . d*Dgtii«r ot CtoCftTf! JS.*» [Wright. rveidonLof the Bank vilio. and has been a popular festctl ^ npluhcd Udlo eier slnco her i fs aks' f„r l.i n: nuked the Post- b^P .. « I w ith the a | LITHU A It V I That 4 on in | Carrollto PHBMI n • I ' • vi- i iH »• l.i 1 t a., t ■ ,:•* j hav uffi< ient a 1 into tho cof- IOI.KN IN AUKOt.I.. | , • oris Four | C 1.—(Special. J—The clu I think at ml. I Two ougi. id Mr. didats that fact." "Well, 1 don’t know it," i Carltou. "If you want to bo tiiat you'll have to go to Athena to find 0UL" WANAMAKKIt LIBELS ATHENS. "I go to Athensf said tin* Postmaster- Gcntrul. "Why, it would I* as as a Northern republican s hfo is to go do* u th* ro now. I would not tlicre. 1 doubt if it would be paper* liar* come to tho front. "Tbo Wiut. '.nrg A I*, ii,. ' a* \* .t bn; this county, ui.d Die "Bowdon Intclli- gence," at Dowd on, this county and the •ito of Bowdon ( ' liege. Tho former is editod by Col. W. & Smith, formerly of the rreo Press of this place, and a gen tleman, in |xdnt of ability, far above tho ' lobtteris in charge of a F.LF.C Tlie Ogle tii o kii rr% in 1. [>| rcial.l —The en >i uiit against tho the Utl p»vfd. ■ '•:t> km hilly ionorfb si'kinufk. • bemg.-r again imerputml his uu» I to S'tjourn and iwrsLttd iu inter- liug. but wiu t uiiceiy ign >red by tbs istr. who again dedarvd tiia que*- ■ to on MeKiuley's motiou to ap- f • the UiUm.il Hoioiait demanded the yeas und • ^hich w«r«, ordered, toe huh . ruiuac* as in the last vou bring M-d. Tias speaker nod the names F ! * n f®W»PttaSt all4 tvlu- uig to r khJ •#*!•« "The yeas arc 100, u^nc, ^audd dcmncratic cries of i i* rum." "Ther,• tiring a coostitu- 1 Muonun prrv nt for th*? trans- ■ a, nr buxines* live journal is ap- V Bcwdl C»1i„l up (ha Snuth-J»ck- f to....v.(r w „ (lu, fourth VM |u>i« district, uml Mr. Cri.p mivd ',uc* it.n of i-t.tid Icratu n. Tiie k**r .uchnol to entertain tlie «mes- ' consider at ;,n. and Mr. Crisp -•pcaltcr—Tit. chair dnliiM. Tt tit. appeal. ntocm* c..Dr» namt. »• T^^-Tltcn. un,l« ttruWM, I will Lrtap oitcrri m m HittMi- iMoluthiaof th.mitorUj ul -«wo cunmhtM Itu, at th. mL rtwUnn* UuU Smith Iwd not .... tl. t ' * tfgiat. Wtd (tut JwboalMd ^ «na «u emitted v> n oo to wjr thu bb to the lime of taking a vote, but the effort did not succeed and Mr. O'Ferrall un directed to go on with his remark*. Mr. l . Fi t rail said that as the facts in Uio ca-e were not known to the member* he would proceed to read froui tlm printed reconl In the ca^e, or he would aide the clerk to read it. The Speaker—It cm not bo read. 3tr. (J Ferrall—It can be read as part or my speed). The Sneaker—It cannot be read. Mr. O i errsll—Tlie chair will allow me to read it a* a part of my remarks. The Speaker—According to the rules now governing this body, the gentleman im* no right to read from a printed blank. o'rKJtRALL WILL MEAD TILL HE PROFS, . There was a good deal of contest on this point, Sir. O'Ferrall declared that he would read the record in the case until lu) dropped in hi* seat, several re publican* ndiculiug the state m at and chkllenging him to go on ami do it. Finally, alter much confusion and ex citement, It wa* agreed Dial each ride abuul.l be allowed three liours for debate on Monday, and when that understand ing, but none a* to the time of taking the vote, had been reached, the liuuae at G:l& (v ou adjourned. THE BKFVRUCAjr BLANDER ON CARLISLE. ri the •.arte! i T™** “K* utldtuilion, and |>r»diot*Uiere will ulti-1 ,£* lu 5 r Uil,r inairly bo an agreement between tlie government ami the national liter*Is on the e.ttmLdnn of the vorblisU, hut it avoids tit# formulation of any electoral I'lalforiii, indicating, apparently, that its inspiration I* only a left-over supply which was given while the delate was I • -*— — going on in the Reichstag, ami that it ha* I Goi/x-sr, FeK L—The Lisbon cor- lutd no suggestions applicable to the act- respondent of the Gasetta of this city ual situation of thing*. I reports that the IVwtncoesa government tbXAiti'K a sup to I'ATitoucs and work- J will, ot) Monday next,di«patch an appeal _ , *JtoM*N. to all the powers, requesting the meeting Frrnce nismarck * letter to Yon Scblre-1 of a conference toilet*miine thedUputcd ingcr, tm- German etnbassador to the I rights U.tween Portugal srul Kugland. Vatican, is publidicd obviously to infli 1 Mr. Rntulaii has made for publication a statement tiiat the effort made to blamo Mr. v'arlislc for the non-reporting of rule* from the committee on rule* i* ridiculous. Mr. Curlirie, he says, is ono of the minority, not responsible for the action* of the commit toe, and that Mr. Carlirie to lu* (RandaU'*) knowledge, and with hi* concurrence and authority, has been ever ready to meet and act for the minority. REFUBUi ANS HUNTING A QUORUM. The republicans have been making strenuous efforts all day to oUain % J uorum of tbair own members in the loose to finally dispose of the •lectio*! cee- »!*hom yeeourso 1 ici; the oeuioc.aia lucMoi and no: ing. Yesterday s ur^esi vote wa* 1M. or two 1m* than a republican quorum. This morning O'Donnell, who bee Inva riably La. n abeent, returned. The r*> I nidi. at. thought they saw their way clear for bis voto, which, with U. • ad- ditioa of that of the speaker, world make 105, just a quorum. pending proud of Judge Crisp, their champion in congress. He has Immortalized himself in the estimation d hi* iuimudiate con stiluency, as well a* that of tho entire Rev. H. I’. Morrison, the new Metho dist lostor at this place, liaa endeared himself to his entire flock by the exhibi tion of hie mauly and Christian trait* of character. Ordinary IL U Green of Macon county ha* reoocoed over two hundred mort gage* for this and adjoining counties during the month uf January. TIIO*1 ASTON Vs. Till: ,’t. AND |I. Jude* n»ialon fersnls lb«Tov*n the Injunction FraTtd For. GRtrriN, Feb. !.—(SpcciaL]—The do* ciriun of Judge Boynton granting the injunction prayed for by too citizens of Thumaston was rendered to-day. It compels the Macoo and Birmingham railr< ad to go at least within one mile of the corporate limiu of Tbomastun. The deewkm la an able and exhaustive review of the case, and tbe trailing law yers of this circuit are unanimous in tlie opinion tost if taken to the supreme court it will not be reversed. The citizen* generally rejoice with Thoraaston in her victory, and regard tbe conclusion reached a* just and equitable. NIK. DAVIS HCTIItLN. Ills Interest In Hie Albauy UsuslU by ilr. Turicr. AUMXY, Ftb. 1.—IHpecUl.)— Mr. \V. W. Tortwr Lwl»jr bought out Ur. J. 8. P.tU’ Inurnt in Uw N.W. ud Adrtr- ibn. Ur. Turu« will Le aul, o» ntr nt tb. paper, and will keep it up to it. ncoipiired high landing uttung U>. paper. oftbaeuU. WhU. tb. frWod. ot tb. nir. Hr. Tsnu' •"!'« ti.< papar Ncag- ■'•worthud .bilitr, .11 fralthutbobeetbuift : u gxxi uu and as atte pos is the refeoiaut«. Ur. Bntrbk tlaldwrla Superior Court. MILLED)iETILLK, fttht I.—(PspeciaL, Our regular spring term of the superior ouurt adjourned today, alter a two weeks session of laboriuu* and effective work on the port of all tnenAorrs of the court. A large part of the business onv the opinions of Csthulio voter*, declares that the government sees with pleasure the cstalduhmcnt of Catlndic miurioiis in tlw> German colonies, protn- i*e* that all religious orders shall ad mitted, including the Jesuits and tiiat all may rot imurmt of th. pr.<«:ti..n o< Pa*,-. I .U h-Tlw Luitad titotw Germany. Cardinal Ratn|)ri!o has re- epuiideil, expressing Uw extrema satis faction of the Tope at this and making co i i-u un uv nti ion*, his congratulate u* U|u»n this a furUitr I ihr<«ir vc«tnstitis R„-n.h Coiiou advanco toward ooinpleta con ..rd. i ituirr* tsiiumUMd. Tlw appointment of Von Berteptoh to I KoRVQUt, Vs., Feh L—In tha United be miiustar of commerce and mi « • b Uu:., . ir-nil « .rt to day the com regarded by many as an electoral ro-. , u . , + J v intruded to catch for tbe KOver«mettt “ 1, * u . OI *k7» »t Ca, English candidates th* votes of the mimrs, cotton buyers, importing foreign con- **od witli Uw fancy that the govern- tract labor in this country in violation of nt is ready to do grart things for the Unittd States revised statutes, was them, tn make a law that will reduce Uw dismissed by Jud S e Bond upon Uw hours uf labor, increase wages and gen- ground of hick of jurisdlctton. crully protret too workingmen. TtiU ■ Ttw men ’<<0141111 here were cotton attempt at ounciliatloo costs Uw govern- grader^ an I the piea entered hy tha dc- ment Irut little, and indicates mainly an fens* was tiiat Hursley, Cox A Ca were endeavor to mudifv Uw CutboUo oppcai- forei^ccni only her* during the cotton tiou and draw tho workingmen with season and their grader* werederk* who hopes away from tho magnetic agitators would leave at the close uf the season of too socialists. [ v t U« iim». TIIE SOCIALISTS WJIX QAIN IN THE ELEC TIONS. Opimous of th« u*ulU of elections are generally to tho effect that the Ger man comcrvativo party will re roam nearly intact, arul that the German liberals will lose several scats, which will go to tho socialist*. The national liberal* aro in tlie greatest danger, as it " lght they will lose twenly-five “ The socialists hope to increase J **•* ATLANTA, Fetv I. -(DpcCtaL J Vou A. rfrom M. .di hvt. D** p F uck .outomonlv known as "I.-.’ ho* g me fei \\ asliington. HU1 Ptot ;er was there before him, and the two will probably succeed in throwing the Athci. ■ poet mastership into Matt Davis' Jiaials. Buck* puMtshed agreiraeut with JUr- rison, if it esisU, will uiase it a simple matter to secure Davie* appuiuinumt. There is a good reason to behove tiiat Ik* t has written to evrry influential republi-1 can In iicorgia urging bhii to recommend ] Davis’ api<niutmeut to Postmaster-Gen eral Wan a maker. It is rumored that Pledger, who seems to liave been represmUng Buck in Wash ington, will be rewarded with the Bruns wick pisdofllce. There Is reason to believe that the while people there will not submit tamely to having him officially )uq««*d up*hi them without kicking tp a racket. • n VIlu 1 wry. . 1.—Senbor Iiemetrio from Uw post of min- •• am! ha* tern sue- Francisco Glycine t n hi-: 11. ii.’* Kill and ^ Oa, Feta L—{Special. 1—Iu o L <-i anetsl.nW.ll. ltru *t aL. creditor’s bill be- Hines, tho judge granted an and appointed bhenff Wall, 111 stuck after bring adver* their strength from eleven in the Ust I *5_ li u tt*®*leiwviUe Herald end It. u'hftftjt to fony-two in the wt, T “ Jt ‘ ,kArt ‘ ■‘ ll b. «oU lb. Bnt gtiiaiat tix from the (ierman libmii ™ for® Jud.q injui.otii and twenlr-tive from Uw naticnxl liberals. Overtures were made by Richer and oilier leaders of U • Germ m Uberals to Uw socialists upon the propo sition to act in coocgrt and agree that Uw national liberal* *VnM support Uw socialists where Uw combination might thus defeat tbe government didate, and that Uw support the national liberals otner cases where Uw . m apply. This sound polit., .1 tiu not favored by Uw a., u. v ft md to work by where without rrii Jay in March, the amount due Uw creditor is to be first paid. Li.ii* tile Tabsrts Sates. Da mi 1 k Ya., Feb. 1.—The sales of ksl iohnpf.1 in this market for January aggrexalcd 5.506JH.8 pounds, and the the •ales of Uw first lour mouUw of the new totoco year about 11,UR. Vk^u« P° unJ *» a®_increase over tbe some period . .’•** w more ii»3 2,Cw,0uv pounds. tales of ihanufactureti tobacco for January were bi7,1.00 pounds, an in crease ov»-r January ok' last year of lb,- MACON 4-AMI IV FLOIIIDA. I ouiptelrs lb« Ml. A>|N«lln« Vorili l*»arh Hallway, At. Atouenxi, Fla., FeU 1.—The board of directors ami officials of the Hi Augustine and North Beech ItaUrnoi t'ouq any ma-te their first trip over tb road this morning. A number of prurnl nent citizens occompenied them. Tb. road, which ie only flv* mile* long, is tb* c it lira* piece of road in the state, brinx nearly ail upon creosoted tie*. It is ostensibly a summer ro-ort ru»l, but ie really 1 terminal of Uw Georgia Hout he m and Florida railroad, now building from Macon, Go- All but three stock uridere are M*«on i>artirs. The company has made arrangements with IU M. Flagler f« Uansportion facilitim over the road to PaLttka, aud expects, with tlw improvement of llw bay Ikts, to make it a port of entry for the South. The Georgia Southern and Honda innnpany has secured a mile and a half of water front on the river and ocean, and will make an effort to ship phosphate froo^ Ibis point. Hi: lll)»T FA4.K 1»»K Atilt, bast ii bavliiglH 11 . < f W Iti ii till J I' each week to *pr*a< ftilth. Ti*ey have reorgxi iz of Uw lbhO Club, w lu pear to indicate tbat Th£. wind was blowing wry hard and to ward the town, and evtrvthiug bring •try, the ilr«* cam* down with tremendous fury, selling fire to Uw tur|ientino yard of Messrs, Kcdish & ropwell. Had it not lawn for Uw prompt a*«Utance of O ium citizens tlie w hub business j<nt of tho town would lavn been Inrrned. Messrs. Kedlsh A Popwrll had Uw mis- , w u, fortune of losing about i.OOO turpentine I fril^wiag; boxes. I Mss. It la < Mrs. Black has oj n->l up a new hotel bruins and L on Main vtreet, and i« now prr]>ar i to Atlanta made its tij of Uw column, pc this afternoon, app Flltl.D AT HIM t tho 1 lift- to Hectliroi ot 4)peliL«. t*ligt>-f*• ’-T CUCS from Opelika, Feb. 1.—[Hjociakj—A negro I tho public prints in whir h drink bv tbo name < f ' . a J- br. * n early yew-1 p< d to have hid to «li-.uit«*r, lou.1 ot n "«>Uy »m tl < m l«"n„ antlo land Ji. -ham killing. Tlw .:<d U th Iik.'I of >t^un at Mr. J. If. 1rsrll"s Lu I ml in bT. Bn Muri<h) 1 u*d jury ha s, Feb I.—Th# gi returned an bxlictnwit a_ — A. Murphy, spurting editor of tbt* Gkx... LwmocroL MuipUy was toe refers* ror a prize light that occurred nearly three months »'“* worn two young ieli< ilium and jLckson, eu>l in Jai-loou being killed. Warrants were issued for all the to the fight, but they waived ni tioo, and Uw case was sent to the rraultM double-barrel Hcethcox, but inw- 1 him both shots. Tlwy gut into a disi uto about .mu money tiiat be owed Mr. lleetbcox. A warrant has been lamed forth* negra Mr. B» A. Cooper at an early data will build a second-story to bis large furni ture bouse. The train from Birmingham was two hours lit* cm tbe night of Uw 29th. Tbe I in.-tils between here and Macon are very ir tegular, I Mr. IL I*. Ug | Oj ri»ka, is sick iiAiian r Jud2« II mpeou W. Horria iis father’s, in 3iont gran • U L—A resolution was !w legislature to-day re* < j>r, curatives In coogres* 1 to urge toe passage of a hi body authorizing tbe ie Treusury to loss mooey * l-j- ctnL inuivsL but Murpby. The prmecotmg aUorni rrittsmi to iaxe a.ika* uw recooimitu the case to toe next grand jury, wl.it has now reported. Murphy R nationally fa moo- a* chaiu^on sprinter and spurting stuU Ity. Be is a son of tlw city nv«r »i harbor cummiasioti#r, a wealth* u.a and tbat includr* everybody in *»rrn yi. r*. but now I tn to run for coogresn refused for several think be haa shorn given hie consent U and acquiesced in taking tb* stump race: • When he is let "the people rub" the popular will by in too approaching looted, as be wiii bo if he run*. Uw four h district can Roast of llwU tcua^r, Anan in Georgia. tut. kl w.i. v t nor;N(.iiiioKi. Mr. Uadtefa H- r « “'•J ra>rd 1 j-, . ' W |“ . , utv at prt - i.t, at. i will i. t • viiUi them, Ue 11*-* r.ut vt-c d.-i I whether be will remove fr-m I \. ■ ? 1 Atlanta, b -i it »j j . • buol I will do oa I Col. Robertson oonpUnd I papers have made him older I I ‘ ■ ' ' • l ■ ' . • urr .Mtlv u- ■ lit' 1 to bin:. ***** i ■ M

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899, February 05, 1890, Image 1