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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. **rtI*.s < -• 1 ublUhcra. > "49/ MACON, WEDNESDAY MOUNTNd, MARCH 20, 1890. ll( f W UlAiriAAM0B.| LtOHOTAKEN FROM WRIGHTSVILLE. j ^ JAIL AND LYNCHED. Mnrlln and ,,f xxas L*a "'ill "> 7,r - «.rr„rU-~ *«ra«r Hrll.rn, tl.o Aito»13l» ratr » r **‘ , - ar * r> •„alt March Jin » negro in Wrighttrille jail. ncouutv, was taken out at 2 a. ni. Lon.ing.hya party o( U«titnale<l* 1 from t'vclvo to hfty. CLo «• taken about n utile Iron, u^d.hotto .leath. Non. if the „„ kn0 »n. They proclircl the jail C, from the jailer’s »on. Tm\ xecr&OH'i T0 RAtrORU s MURDER. . liin unj jailed as aoca-ory before generally throughout the Ohio valley JI1 A. ••it.rtlpp of Mr Itob Ilai-1 estern Arkansas and the western bet* to the nmr * portion-* of Nebraska and Dakota. Al- l. It is said that Mart.n next mo - |j 10U gj, x ^ an t j 10 U8il3 ,i amount of uutle the remark that Bethea had rn j n occurred in the South Atlantic imt right nnd whnt ho had told j states, in Alabama, Tenn#*»ee, Arkan- .. .in. The leader of the mob mb, the upper lake region and the upper Mi-.-us-uj ... valley well dlrdllbut-.l sh era ocean* * hops ami \vi:\tih:it. j Dama^r Du nr \r«r(Hlloii by I 'old Excmlte Kaliis. I W.vmunoton, March 22.—'The signal service weather crop bulletin says: The week ending March 2'.' has been warmer than usual, except in the South Atlantic states and on the Pacific coast, where the temperature lms been slightly below the normal. In the central valleys and Northern states, east of the Mississippi, the teiuiKTaturo <.f the week has differed but slightly from Iho normal, the aver* ago daily exce^H ranging fron U to 4*, but on the eastern slope of tho liocky mountains, extending from Texas to Dakota and Montana, the week has been unusually warm, the daily temperature ranging iroin 6* to 12 above the normal THE WEEK'S KAlNFALI- During tho week thero has been an excess of rainfall along tho Atlantic coast from North Carolina to Maino and WHY BISMARCK RESIGNED. for l.i a to da Tire L not ra*kwk . T.lihoi.gl' «vcry ctfort luu teen mmlo lurnt’ Will Dcllica, who did tho Ler. he lias no f.r eluded capture. ir«DHuai ur.THEA'a thail. mmcr |to Uiuhin.kl foel.iure tluit fb, Will spoltcU and la.t night in ' W uh Mr. Moore, to identify Ln,', detective nnd Mr. J. it. 1'ritch- Ij no (or triimn.it in I '.iiniui.l county. -j, of tbe mur l'. M W Lm in tUedirectiuu of Dublin W-day. - iljougl.t that the largo ro«nrU j (or ilia man will certainly bring lit his arrest. I» u thk mi noitiuut is hiutted. Vul.uuki is certain that lie inu spot jtlicman Mom n remark madrhy a [to lo a incrcliant at Summit. When iiiikl loft tho .tore tho negro ru- c ,l that li« know him and that “ho [| |.,l« iif gocdti,” nnd this make* uiintki doubly sure that tire negro is x What dgtiificauco this remark ; to the identity of the negro can , be in.nlfeit tu ltaahinski's mind, i from his description of lit* negro on, lm «*■ it wa» thought best to go r and rec if it win Uetlien. I k.iiM, uuniTaND tti.rnv ^lit il Warnbur* UclWMn Dr. *|»furc mid the Dodgrs. RVam March 22.—{Hpetdak j— Junior reached Waycrova at 0 o’clock J« events* that there waa considerable litcment at Warratxjro, a small ton n I the linin'wick and Western railroad, l*n miles fn>in Wsycross, nnd that a It was imminent. \ our corrc*i*»ndent I'.uediatclT secured a twiggy aod r ed, white in tho Missouri val ley and along the gulf const there almost a total nbienco of rain during the week. The weather during the t(**t week in the extreme Northwest, includ ing Minnesota. Iowa, Dakota and Ne braska, was generally favorable, al though frost is sthl reported in some lo calities. Some plowing and a little seeding have been done in the southern portion of these states. COLD INJURES WHEAT AID FRUIT. The freezing weather in tho early part of tho week proved injurious to wheat and frnit in tho Ohio valloy. The condi tion of wheat was improved in Missouri nnd all crops are doing well in Kansas, hut luoro rain is noeded. Oat sowing is in progim in Kansas, Missouri and Ar kansas. Tl.o heavy rains greatly re tarded farm work iaTcnnesseoand Ken tucky, but tho recent warm rains have proved beneficial to the crowing crops. The* weather was favorable in the South west, where planting is in progress, with tho prospect of a larger acreage of cot ton than last year in Texas. r A lilt Work ln tukgclf states. Farm work U about ten days behind in the Gulf states, where vegotation was injured by the cold on tho 16th and much fruit apparently killed. Cano is reported in good condition in Ixmislana. The cola wave in the early part of the week did great damage to, vegetation in the South Atlantic states, although the latter part of tho week was favorable for farm work. In tho middlo Atlantic states heavy rain retarded farm work although wintor grain is reported in good condi tion. HE OBJECTED TO THE EMPEROR' WILLIAMS ABSOLUTISM Tlie fkinperor so Ilvldriilly Bout on .vinkinu III nisi* 11 Supremo Tlml the < lium-rllor's I'oslllon Itc* c.uiie I nrndurnl»lr, Copjrrlili’ l c 90 liy New v ort Associated Fn*»«- BERLIN, March 22.—Tho North Rer an Gazette to-night supplied some much desired light cn the causes lead ing to I’riacc Bismarck’s r» -ign.il.on, seizing occasion to contradict tho stato- ment of tho Hamburg Correspondent, that Wforo tho Inte crisis reached climax, the chan cell r bad already made application for leave to resign and had withdrawn it and etdoavored to recon cile hioisolf to tho situation, but without success. The North German Gazette says that this like the reports regarding the prince’s opposition to the labor pro gramme, is entirely erroneous. lint happened is tub: The chancellor did nut wbh to depart from the cabinet order of lbA2. relating to tho intercourse olYice by tho Austr.au empciov. noky’s pliasex s-nt. .1 the chaucel lor but was not approved by the Emperor 1* rune is Joseph, who will now wok n idronger man and ono ublo to give Austria a chance lo assume an equal footing witu German diplomacy. Tno Austrian gov ernment appear to distrust I.mporor illintii'rt Ifuning towards the rz.ir. T.t« LAB )R CJ5/E tr:'*' The Knilhlichten announc work of tlie international lal MKT DEATH IN THE ST01IM. ,,A,LW * v " , '?2Ji" OBB '"' M,L,i -iTHlk CAPITAL OF GEORGIA. ,l , | j Two llnmU I'rojrrlci V* I ' * ‘I'llrolluli \% nalilnuloit TWO SONS or MR. PIERCE KILLED IN j Sxmif.i:- .‘IU-n, Mulch22. 8IIMTFO roi iNirv ; Col, J between the rrnasian ministers and the sovereign, but desired to retain his control and right of corpora tion. Tho inter < ur*e between the emperor and secretaries’: of state i» regulated bv tlie law of 1W2. It was only within the last few weeks that Bismarck felt it necessary to refer to the n-gnla tiou. He considered it* executicn and oln&crvar.co indispensable, and did not wi«h to be a party to its abrogation. The opposition he encountered in this matter finally brought clearly home to him tho necessity for his resignation. The nego tiations between Bismarck and Wind- thorst with reference to the Guelph fund and tho attitude of the clerical party in the ituctistag wore only connected with the crisis, so fas as that the chancellor refused to subject his in tercourse with the deputes to any con trol No stej* have been taken by tl emperor personally or by the eovoreigi of anv federal states to induce Bismarck that the • confer- that final sit tings aro expected to bo hel 1 April HI The decisions already reached by the romniittiM-a embrace them ic« i»imii*'uda- tions only: Mahs over 14 ycaru of ago shall bo ernploved in mincA remale labor under ground shall not ho allowed. Childt (it’s labor m factories must depenr upon their completion of the prescribed school course. Tho* employment nt ■ night of persons under 11 years I of age is prohibited, or ^ where permittod, only six hours’ labor out of twenty-four, with half on hour interval, shall be required. Tho employ ment of children in unhealthy or danger ous trades in prohitited. Sunday shall be a day of rest in all employments except those in which work is nooeosnry for tho continuity of production or which can only proceed at cat tain seasons. The emperor to-day held a chapter of tho Black Eogle. It was a brilliant si*c- tu■ do. Ills majesty conferred tho decor ation of this order upon Prince Herr- in inn i f Sr.\i W itu.ar. Pi in. v G« or^i* of Wales. Count von Munster, the Prince of Plesa and Herr ven Boctticher. The go* 'is at the dinner Riven by Bis marck to-nigLt von Caprivi, included all the merolieraof the I’ruaaian ministry, tho secretaries of state and Dr. Schwcinnycr, Prince BI^j march’* physician. BEXEDETTI OX THE Pahis, March 22.—In an interview to day Count Bcnedetti. who was French embassador at Berlin at tho outbreak of tho Franco-Prussian war, said that in liis opinion thero was no causo for alarm in the resignation of Prince Bismarck. The only danger to tho peace of Eurofe, ho declared, would come from blunder- SUMTER COUNTY. Tlicy are 4'rn*-lir<| hj h I'hIIIiiu Titi Tlie Third v oii*h Xarroxv XIr. I'nrliHin ol llousioii l« Klllvd by I.IrIiIiiIiir. A MERIC There we county t- third son. wl. j wagon drivu MR. p \ mi AM Fort Vai.i n . Madu Pass 4 *|iUnl. ISjeriall— • idem, ami A. J. lli Evoy, i i •, i i i -i tho Middlo Georgia and AtLnu railroad wcio in the city iliia nioruir.g in tho uiteresl of th-.v rat \ m c i.rii-i oinleut !• aiM'* l in an interview that t.ieir route is al ready located and partly built from At lanta to Katoaton. and (nun fcuvaurah ' Swainsbom. leaving a cn, fr-i i ivains 1 um tu Kc'n'iion AY« : ■- 1 «• ig rapidly piuhed on the Fjilontrn and. sensational rumor about an ACCIDENT TO BUCK. UK d lib SR let \\ lilt a tin it m for U 111- ATL1XL1 "d that his I skull had lo n fractured in collision I with a gas fixture in tho marshal's of- ; lice, but apparently such is not the case. . I lio waa at his ofliee for a few momenti' ,March 22.—[Special]— I i, . .. , . Mvamsboro to hjitoaton. u< n. •* "* ,. ero h.-.vy rums throughout^ tho inR rjpi , llv piuhetl on thP ,.v lUinfrn eM !. 6 . if . to-<la. accompanied by high a i,,j Wl ,| ,‘, K , n |„ |,. ->, n on the ** i ,r i ,i v ' c d’-nt to Col. lh in some localities. Mr. Dredlcnd, Tha object of their vint li**r*» w.-m Pierce lives alout fifteen mile 1 - from I to cure tlie i:ght-of-wav t'.rutiuh n. Atnericus. T« -iay his threosona were in t ' ,t J r a, ‘' 1 '■ ;ounl J'* Th^T do r t '-k ... _ , vrast sufasennoons. They onlv wnnttM tho houso Kith Kood i n „ Gt-V-m-l ..I . ; . A . ;. i : .v: !r , , blown down acroa the wagon v til# expacta tlie road through In athort I |aln 11,18 •* two tjf the boys, 12 nnd time. ‘ | doing very well, though be p, instantly. The { in tbe front of the ‘ped unhurt. I neer. stoppsd here on Wedi.cmtay last UCD BY LXonTXlSO. i on their «ay fr< n» Union Point to Ten- j >_fSncciaI.i I bill*, inn preliminary surrey of an ex-1 entne m contact , J ‘ . 1 i t. nsion of the Union Point rood to Ten- ho aro«e. ami tii (inner *bo . uti.,., ■. i i.lwi.t.^r, Hu- ....... il „ " ,;1 A' - ,' 1 W,I: - ' I "' ll. Tho cl.;,t I'le. end thk, with tiro I, „ . ” *M Atlantic, will |ti> '' •' FUMES I.H K J U K'tmiUE. I.r\ llln Mirliurb Is U»mas<'il About $125,000 by Pire. Jacks* ‘s vili.e, March 20 trou» f disas- ’clo;k this morning dr- •1.4 of buildings in La nd a Loardine houpe in i of cm-lv mdc’d I the pr owned and . nthal as a dry g< ind liquor store i eL In an insi an in tla - cupiM T. ods and gn L'laj tiio P Ilea lues. A rising wind nd in a few minute* it li live spaiks and rrounding dwellings reii place*. At a quarter to So'dock vho Ihnip* Lil 'trei t t<> the «>n< - Point railra I doing ^ president of the Union I of an o T. \\. M tl’. '■ Iro.id i de k to c he bead. March —Mr. Julius 1'. (Parham, i alK>ut t!...>e mil* •• f fm 1 - I i \ ,i'l. \ btiuck a: 1 instantly killed I• y ludit- !i s j to-day , noon during cue .>( t’* 1 ' • <•••■ < d ii stru tiicd by C M liquor store. I inside of three te,} San It r*. di sbanding nn ,;T, most severe rsin storms tlmt tlii* section. A ir. Parham w. under his «-.n lou-**., u t )■-» L.i i gone with or.e of hi* negro men to get out of the ram. AVhen the negro saw him fa!' he r m tu tho liuu<w to tell Mr*. Parham. S e repaired at once to the gin house at.J found Mr. Paiham dead, with his clothing on tho right side con- hidernbly s- i■ ..ed. He was kill'd n. btantlv. Mr l arhain w as an industrious , man and t< u^ht well of by In, neigh- tx>rs and fri nds. negro Roust* located neur Fort Valley wen. Mown down duriug tho K AIN IND WIND AT OGRDUX. GorikiN. Ga., March 2i—{SpcciaL}—I BtU lie lieavio t rainfall for soma ■ ■ . IlL.UtTS miiL AflAlX. JsJto tiio reins ot Uwiuilllct. JJn | |, r | nlr « l |„,, l n a MB.ID p...lns ymri «ys.ln «om|W»>- »itlO>r., p, MI . DUUIsi »Hi.. rdical ^ Washington, March 22.—Tho Senate to-<iay took up tho calendar. Tho find bill reached w ono appropnaDns 000 for a public building at San Diego, Cal Mr. M erman end Mr, Ingall* sug gested that that wan a rather larg*? ap prnpriatior. for public Rdlkling in * Sar: I li.egi*. and they wero inclined to tliuli ■ Rtliliugof WaycAMh wr, .ul by telegraph to render I, Re found that Sbtrdf lb iKt lUBty wtid a poN-e were I t ■ |I tn- |-. * I *. Great excitement was i.r. of the aiUog. OBIQIX THK. rRoVIU.E. trouble was liruught al<out by Dr. ;pooe, who vuon a spree, yrt. oi wt isosni wu— wuwwi nunuun i . . ,,, taSSf&SLf h03 " of " ,B ,nial,lry of SSfiStrTJIoSmI' sruxs ANGER or r.lSXAltCli’H riURXDS. Tbs tons of the Gazette only feebly in dicates the sullen, smoldering anger which exists la L.ivnan kiau circles. Tho papers have hitherto avoidsd touch ing tho dangerou* and dolicato question of ths emperor’s interference in uiiais- terial resjionsibilitieN, but tho Gazette’s frankness will lead to a discussion which mar awaken the emperor to tho fact that tho tersonal direct sys tem of government lias not yet obtained supremo hold «n tbo German i<cople. Ths complacency with which Ilstoan-k's document is now generally regarded may soon bo replaced with regret that the country U left at ths merej of a self- illcd autocrat. T ho cabinet order of f*cpL 8, 1802, has nlway* been held by Bismarck a* in terpreting the Prussian ccu»tiUiimu to can Limi tli« pml tent of tho miaUlry ght to appoint his own calil- i. ch«x>stug men having }<oliti<al principle* in harmony ; into a dispute W. Dodge, .}«ars Hist Didfr irhn U nlshu justified by tho circumatancofc Ad (rui sgent, had put a rod on epenco’s uis and usd called on Spenca to jay I work. h|wncs, being lo his cups, ftnd fault with the work and. refused I** fur it. claiming that It cid not - up to agree ment. Dodge otferrd lodi ins uninterested party, wRerc- vn Spence began cursing him. Drih| enragwl and struck nt Sprn^e. e ths.i drew hie knife and began Hinj at Unrig*, and finally attempted drew his pi»tol Dodge toM Rim that |*s* not armed. Spence curbed him HI R4d him to go and arm himself. At p V*»* Marshal J. L. Dodge, a hrether 7* liydge, came up and arrested sea When twenty-live yards Iron ^ jail.Spent e begged to be loti alouo, i pro<m»*d to go I tom*. Ob tUs “ w ths marshal turned him • started home, and meeting In* 90 i*l warned him to arm Inmaelf ; that he wanted to light him i •HOTOL’NS AND fUlft * wBvit bouse, got b.i dcuhl> f*W gun and cares out on the «t reels -Atravsganl senators championed tho uU for reasons, among others, tiuit it wm iuteuded tc accomodate the postofBre, custom hou«o, bnd office ami internal revenue ofliee, that San Diego is a city of 40,000 iuhat» itant» and rapidly growing, and that it is within fifteen miles of the Mrxican ri-iutur and tnay become tho boss of im- pectBBl military oi>«rationft licicaftcr. The California sonators said that they had not asked for an extravagant utuounl under the tupimsiiton ibal it might to scaled down tn either house. They had asked for the exact amount they wanted, and expected to gvt every dollar they asked lor. They found friend * for their cause in Messrs, 'j... >t>« i 1‘lutt \S il-.n -I l>»wa M r gan. Dolph, Mitchell and Da was. Tho bill was passed. Mr. JU.nr rriotroduced his educational aid Lid with some amendments. Tlie principal an<* of these nduers Ih* total im - I tli- aid ( r. .j-... d m .v tci u. <d eight years, beginning Jan. 1, ibOl, from to 4-A0O..0A). By another Augu-ta, Gibro sent out a piv train thing unluurd of befc !nod faeditire equal to I?® lersvill- CAPT. tPOidlBl* BStlGfVB. mining in tl WAH HURT, if ter stooping over a no papers his head h tho gas fixture as jump was a painful * has not been very .. - are that he is not! i mrst in - thVfiont^jr and injuries aro of a the watchman Bowden’* n-w and stood on I feet of Lilientl: the pine wind * ‘ just 2 ii Tlie Hi Ttti: AtlCKIflS BIXAR. Opening Main Proves to t>r a ( Amicus March 22.—[Special j—Tlie j opening night *of the commercial L at Glover’s Opera IJou o Inst night v brilliant succca». Over seventy-llvo of, Nooxj tho leading business houses of thucity were reprcwsntcd by beautiful young ladies in appropriate credumt*.* Tno , f .. Tklcobapu was represented by M»,« * llanie! in a costume of pure whit pleating of the |>apcr III- Vlndlaon llmiin Mnn flss Enough or villlinr) Life. AILAMa, March ii, —{Mp-vialJ— CapL W, S. M-Henry of tl© Madison i Guards, th- company that failed pond to the order of tho g.ivcmor ir j in timo tO prevent tho recent Mu 11' u a (lynching, has resigned his command. lion waa given in his letter of and it ia not known whether •4 affair has anything to do : 1° J rushed down tlie stair* **• J drawers and before ho ing the entire 'building with smoke. An at' lib the outside, but with Ilttlo Five minutes late.* it was pla ck this ovening followed pro ihcr Lr of Ulie tho I A IIOOO AT suxxybidl SCNNYSirs, March 22.—(fipecial.}— Tiio hcaviett rain for a long time fell hero this morning, snd the courses aro pro]>orlionully high. water Tlir. Nt011VI I I.M W IIF.HK. Itl SNIAN ATI IIKN IV RIOT. Plvo Hundred Hate Keen Arrested at St. I'eterehura. St. PrrERfciiL Ro, March 22.—Tho dents of tbo University nnd Academy of Agri. ult.iro MIES-r,! in a » rious not I Pou „ ccll aonM.V.r. OroiolUIud here yesterday. Tho stud-nts insist Uissisr, S. c. ution the restoration of tho liberal regu-1 Qntnaft r t tt.r.-i, oo » deztmc- lations of Dfi-T, and tho refusal of the I y T0 0 ,.; oli authorities to comply with thoir demand | j- ( | ;cl * Uorc Four toe n I tbo lynch _ -n or uol An election lor mi ccmpA&y !ms been or-, J for iho 23th inst. Major T. & Wylly of the Fuat l.’egi- ent Georgia Cavalry lias ni-ortcd that d . a — A ^ wwoen Rruclun then a small houso l clou; K. D. Wylly, of the McIntosh Light 11/Kngle succumbed to th- I ira^-« ih'Im.1 ti.# , • \ vi .n i. .md l-f .!«• t*». . ii| . 7?"" """" , osnmi ■ ,l! *• L —#»I «- — »#■— — - lo*. *11 sUn.lm* room bring tlatoOa at it* hliapo even 11L store on the south building, aLi» tho il® It wn- oc«-upi#Hl irket and Mozyck’s a* .i | ile ..I ».i ck Ala. ot sK.rt, heatioU with buiul ot rmuon .. . ,, . , ... * Ki„,M V to i "'so ribbon bands on arms and l.ot •propruitely printed. il 1.1 It Ml— w.#s till'd Ii\r:fii.w-I , .. — 1 . . * commi non© wilt at ooce La issued to I furniture ouL Noxt to tl. wooden structure, form# rl , larg The first night also proved a financial success. S-wral huudrvJ dollars were ] roslizcd, Tlie barer will close to-niglit, j km> rii %M'i: lead to tho out break, students wero arrc&lcd Troope guard tho streets i Fivo hundred 1 imprisoned. ■■■ i tbo vicinity of the (Jnivanity and all traffic in tho neighb#jrho«Ml i* at u stand still Tho iirw'p.«pers nuik- no mention ol ti.o dis- turbnncoj. TMKNTY-TWO DttOUNIiD. Ureal large sum is expected to Ik; realiznl from tlie solo of article* donated and the refreshment stand*. Tbo tnzar was organized and carried to success by tbo Ddien of the First 5L E» Church, who protose to uso tho money received aa a ....i #i,« . j nucleus of an amount that will ultimately ( besti r this iilt-rn.Kiii. , t j., , r U'Hutif-.l I t -orm-i ' luu. n and ni'.-. were blown down. 1 L -slr#Tl-#. A negro named Jaiuos Mill* w a* killed and several [arsons wero periuiisly in-1 jarod. The roof of tho Georgia, L'aro- tioa and N rtRern depot wa* blow n lxalf \\ 11,1.1 \ vis. 31»jr K« Ilf| amendiuent it is provided that the die- | tribuuou of the money snail be u|«xi the [luiet Uodg*. who hud aLo arin-d t«# is cf illiteracy shown by the. «n«u»of n.L-l «L.Agul,. • H w»k r Mini 1 if is reported tlmt Hpetwe p- tn sduestkia sad Ubw. Ipfcd to shorn l)ndge, rnnaUxic a cap , Among tno bills \ .i-»«d was one toex- ■ . • * ' ■ r I tend to Tamia, Ha., tho privileges of immediate transportation of unappralsed m-ichandisc. Aitogvtlcr there were fifty i ill* passed, most of them private peiitiot bills. The Senate at 4 A) o’clock adjourned till Monday. *1‘ f-y |w«K*cte«l Lm. TJ* Miinri the corner of a liouee. Jtiito pMitt the marshal ran up mhi at- |rt«i to srrrst Hjience a^ain. hpence P‘7 "*r»hsl a tcrriM* Mow on [ --sd. ihto marshal tiwd his club ^.laying Spence’s head wide 1 WMl Rttidiy su#rewted in overpow - i HMtfe uml earned him to ^a.L Jlnen.Uof' kaith parUr* formed ...1 *d crowd, and imuipdiatelv n.jr- J the contlMtanta. nnd. in 'iho ex- »' and general turmoil, it wa* tony who were the prinr.rv.ii-.. | juil d-tojr * Reeit ujon Dr. M#en. e in '“J toaumiiii cunuit,. u * Went wan rr \rvs>. >4sti,e excitement s»itl p'-vail-I, [feasBot known wi. a tacti..n ‘ I 11 r'". ; n,„ii.>r 1 i..‘iir t pa> III* nt he in. .1.. wa* I itoZ-Tv! a W ” kr,»t u> k.vpout of jad, nnd the total ntorrnnz | jxh.i was f 4.«a 0. * • — 1 Hie pnecuert in Ludlow street jail ivKb m ath ms khi i.ia. Tnmmnn)' oinnats €.rt #1 1,4100 4>ut <•1 ill- >s|M#lr«*mi- Huaurlrr. New York, March 22. —Among the witiie«»<*« before iho stale Senuto cwu- mittce on cities to-day was Henry 8. Ives, who had i>een an inmau* of Lud low street jail from January, 1S83, up to the pri sent month. lln di-l not know exactly what money «a« 1 aid the dcputic* whilo he j t:!. His attorney, Johnston, paid th« lyywftA hi-* i#>tci*. «„.. Wf* furtti-r tro-n.ie The eirqveror refused tli* reading and maintained the right ot th- inonaich n> uppiint ministers having dire# t r*"i|H>n sibility, not to tho president, but to the Berlepsch aa minister ot commerce was the thin end of tho wedge. Th© dire- 1 instructions that tbe emperor gave to Yon Berlepsch all#-# ting the cvonomlo jkjIicv of the empire evoked a warm 1-11 must ranee from the chancollor. The riupetpr, in a writl# n commumc&tkm sent by him to L-ivmitrckearly last week, i-xj l.nii*-I bia views of tlie fTmmii hlul prerogatives, his conr.cliun llut tlie chanci-llor’s claiais were an cacrcach- m-nt on the rights of the sovereign, and finally hli determination lo exercise generally anabsointe control THE CLIMAX or TUX CTHMn About the same time direct overtures to Windthoret and other leading cleri cals from jiortont in the emperor'a en tourage, aiming to take the guidance of negotiations out of Bismarck’s hands, pruducoil tho climax of tbe crisis. On Saturday the enqwror got. as ho proba bly ilesired and cxp-cted. an intimation of Ilumarck’s resignation, and on Tues day, in a cheelv written document o f twenty folio*, the cnifTror reorived tbe ,,.1: ii' tor r< ii.ii.i g. It was hoped that the emperor w ould as »ent to an early publii-atton of this great historic document, but its non-appear ance, ticsides Thursday's reecripu, im- j lies tl^lth© cuqK-ror conslLu it a pri- vate stato i»apcr. Bismarck' Ras not parted with th- cn»pT'<r eiib# r in the »uli. - nr in npp.u- ent ar.gtT; for after hk decision to re tire became definitive the emperor o suit# d "Itn liliM m r« gard t<> t!.<* chu of hia s'lct essor and Rdiowed his rirc uiendation of Gen. Yon. Caprivi. The new cnancellur yesterday held a long iril-rvie* With IlMiurtk all I tit-night dined with the prince and princess their palace. .S lice the crisis wax di-cloeed and pecufiy since Bismarck’s resignation was announced the Princes* lhaiuarck has held daily receptions wlucn have be-n crowdctl. All the olbcers of Berlin %•**• t# r Jay li-ed through tin* salons. Tho ro- Ut mg c.uin> *'il«-r api- ar.-i t#-r ;s -!»->rt lints in tho atiernoou, and seemed more al-it. cheerful and brighter than for J*2T ss* of Life Attends tlie Kink- Ins of Two Mrsnirrs. s. Man h 22.—Th#* British V’irent from Sulina. Ron mania, • »n, hos Iw-n attaixlou—l nt sea uidrd at I’em-. for London, him l>e« w itli li«-i ■ball brok iglit of her crow* ha >>bim*oii -Y Bros, •d. Ll'cmvro’s TIIF. TF. %4 III ICS 4>lt4. \M/ I . , Meiitliltest ■ rs«-||i*r«* Ass## 1 rlslloii *lrs*#ll/«'#l *t vtoiier/iiiu*. Momf/i ma. March 22.—(Special.}- establishment and • The lea< hem of this and adjoining • cun were* totally den 101 ; t.o* met horc to-day nnd organi • d an a- ■-cvv church was also known 11* ih- N.utbwi- Georgia Tc.u In r»’ Association. Tlie ol Jasper'* i;i*T«x Lolls rape Hi- I'enlisi! Atlanta. March 22.—{*pc« ioLJ—Tho aheniT of Ja,p< r county haa been for- ward’ d an executive e ider instmeting tonco pronounced i Williams until furl j Williams was coi I of ciiiIh z/IeineuL I collector of Ja^por . ! was fivo yemrs 111 tl i William* 11.-i-ti I faulter. Ho say* i irtnient hotel or J 1 oarding hoii' 1 '. This caught firoou tb#« ' i.l |*» r b.»l. c-ii\. From ho 11 so to liouso I the lire kept leaping until every on© 011 1 tl.-oth-l -ic -it Ad.ItU'. U-twc-r. i lay | ainl Bridgo streots, had been re«ln- «**l t(» i’»y h'lii" ottorts th- fmunen •‘UCC'i'dirg in ( h-' kmg th- lire nt o clock to ttiat tho row of llOf n south hid- #>f Munro street waasnv# d. 10 department was lumdicap|>ed bv 1.1 hav ing ugh ted .illos • I In -ith< 4.HOVMM. 4.I.OK4.IA TOMAS. fin # d an wig" The maLo and fourteen other men b-- Iungmg to tho sU*am»'r werelo»*t. SEVEN OK TII* CUV 1»R"WNLI». Dt npei . March 22.- Tho ccaiting • tcamcr Ethel G. Kcndolino founded olT Iiattrny Head, County of Aberdeen, yes terday. hevenof Lor crow were drowned. I \« tl'. I(> *>| W Ball I ••” * ik for Vtursliallslllr. j , March 22.—[Special.}—j r before knew aucli activ-1 •n. k • ( Murdnllvdb- IlioniNH ol • >gletlK>r|-- dent, r. E. II. .1. \\ . I 1 tnrv. V\. rt). <>r M.. . L M. w «>»d»w er»dre-» B|*m hi* own r r* *t th*re L mn. hlul Ir#»ln,g Is*- ndtotor •na it ia not et-rum twit thai . ssfTIT ^ At tnL hour ,r * *° xw etevrl' pm-n's. *mOBl «»F LAV. -in the Ho lr-»m tlie Farmers' public oSmmm m I ... lr. n, divided into two clxam, tin l#a.d and those w ho did not. He and ■\ m d -i.t\ I,. ( 1 .-i Warden Keat-tig al-.ut >P .«► II • tt.id I r and u ii.e, v#*er b« • log kept m a re frigerator, to whidl he had access w henever he fell thirsty. Un one occasion iho warden [ermitle.1 him to i.-ave ttie jail for three hours for the • paymental This was whan there w as a death in his (I ve#»’i fsntilj. 1 1*01.1 ■ 14 * IN 4 I. 4HKF.. Alll*nr« Will VoU. ATitk.8', March 22.—[SpeciaLJ—Hon. GfotgeT. Murrell, a prominent alliance- man. wbovename has beeu freely men- liouf-l as a -vaiUe candidate fur the r.ext le^ siatuie from tiarke,«otms <»ut in a #-anl in tt^t nor row's Banner stating timt l.e 1 a** n.* i-l-a of eutennR lit* ra* 1 Ii© talk among the folil.. tans n<>* is. Huw Will th- aihaii*- v«t*' wi.i they suck tog'-ther? It 1* nrubabl© th Liment CfTtainly is that while r#**|>ondiiig to the esaporots expressed decire hiAiu.ir* K ought toa« •■••pi noLworsur digmii#-. tr.>m th#* #-ni|wtor, li#* stalls for 1 riwdnchs- ihe oa. March -fi. f.KH'RMINO THK MINISTRY. Tho work of reforming the ministry ill net be hurrie-L Count Ilerliert Ib*- . however, persi at the *-.#r i-st j*>«sible moment and tl»:e obligee the emperor to mak© an itim.i-di at.- selection of hi* sui < #•*#* r. Herr May IacIi otleie-11*» resign, but the eni|*-roi objected. Mingnel, Bcnuings# si.-: Hiuz|#eter are talked of as prot able 11.111 i.eul of caiiUidute^ llskbte .villi for W atklnsvtlle. ATIIE.A', Mar li 22.—[Special. #-w loi-tnn mill will Fo*m I-* start#*1 Vatkir.tviM- . ^ ’.cu mile-from iiere. rominent ■ j tilist*. It will I- 1 > . ..nd one n, the S#utR. ilia: ntM.HiLi. win. Indlanapoll* and Wsstilniinn Out of the National l.eagu*. j New York. March '.’’i—The strife among tho National league hue#-kill tnanngcri ended at 1:90 o'clock this morning. Tlie Indianapolis club play cm will play in New York uniforms next season. Washington a!*> retires from the league, which reduces tho I-a gnu tu clubs an 1 places it in a formidable [#o«ilion againvt the old players. An igl.t • lid* h. ilulo i..i- Ik;c:» adupt* .1 nd is tnado public to-day. Frvsid-nt N’ick Youtig wiu busy cUn- 11.g up l.i.* ..ll.urj th morning, vCluu .1 rw,--1 ter called on him. Hu said that .1 taii-t..* t«,r\ arraU-*-iin*iit had been mad© by wh.ch Iadiaua|Mjlis and \> asbingloa retire t-mi* raiily from the league, an 1 that they bad not forfvitcd tlieir right to coine in again in the future.” "What wo* tho financial considers tlon:" was asked. "Thero w-a* no such consideration alrtint it. It w as purely a private l-u-i- ness transaction .that has been salLfac- torily arrang-*L” Tho ljoosirr players wl.o will como here aru GUuscock, Denny, pitch-re; Btisic, B-iylo and Burkett, Bu.-kley, B*.K-tt. liiri*-s ami bcanlou. .ScanloD i« a first baseman ©ter six feel tall ami is said to L* a great plaver. Tfi#-*e play er.'. in addition to the New Yorkers now under contract, Welch, Tiernau, Mur phy, Crane, Clark, Duolcy and others, will mak- * team that can coj** succea- fully With tho 1k*sI in the country, K.VIMI-./.ELKO THI ir FI N Da. Thsrrfor© l*rotulu*ui 4 lilsrn Nitra • f 4 Iliclona It 4.or* In (lie **!*•*.’• Cincinnati, March 22.—Judge Ik-tti of the common pleas court to-day s«-r ton #m1 to tho ]>enit-ntiary for two and half years, Wm. II. llyers, a well know citizen and merchant. lie had ln-eri convicted of embezzlin fm..Is am# unting to $14.0<X) held by Run as guard.an of minor children. The «i« leu«#» was a #ack of evil intent, tliat tbo money was invested in buataca* and dii ril 19th. Thmn.n, T. R I •derirk and IL Led a cotnrnitt* •• t l bv !.*'*■* to ! o In* ■ Msesre. W. worth, J, W. ton were appe a constitution ted at th© ru x Tb© prograiuuia lOinnilttee c T. E. !.o!.i.,^,a 1 tl. \Y. |*. I l...i I mini- H-ftii.i-! w *n I d. \\. I r#-R n< k Thf tneeti«j wm intensely enthusiaa;. 4 and much goo#l is expected to be derive*! from tbe organization. The C'ltlzsii* of 4 liauncsjr are wins a (laid. \< RMA\r»AU . March 22.—{Spec A meeting of tbe citizen* of Chn w . Ic I I .ti 1 bt n t..*\ 11 b.tll l.i't Flan* «L)- a* tbo purpose "blind tig jf devrun^ a pla ire." Rewlutioi '•-nt mat shat &r 1 hi rout ally 1 r pen H#**seiias»aii. ud»" tforn Wash This place never i- tore knew such acuv-1 p... r .#.m'.an.- ttybbudiu.'w |Oriol. 1 Chsever of bpilding. Tiio Washington Foundry and Flanu- farturing Cotntiany havo nearly corn- I let-* I thrtr building.' They have order* d the Lest machinery to be had in this country. Tho street nnlroad has m-l with such shoos* that it haa Iniught enough more steel rail* to doublo it* lengtli. Tl.o directors of the Washington ami Kib#-rton raiirood have jiut h—1 a very wuiafacury meeting. It tv a reuird fact tnat this ti ml will bo built very souq. Tho duinwr lin© frem here to Lin -iln- ton is assured. It re a lino that wul bo easily built. TO hoit "Hi.ind T1CI A grc;.t deal of build mg and improving ia going on in this place. l#and via bought this week on which to erect tbo r<>mpr<-s#*. Several mile* of very mm h nectled new streets have just Le*-n laid ouL NEW I.MH I’Rht EOR M A RsflALLVlLUL MaRSKAI-LYILL*. March 2t—{^iwciall —MarehtOvillo y coming to the frr*ot by j tl.o'organization of & Banking and In vestment (Company. Tbecitucna,a*are of the many superior advantag-i this II > 11.... ilillv |m 1-1 in r-sj#-* l :< 1 Itx ati<>11. , p.mi,, .1 tli.kt health ami lertiiity of soil, believe that ! {becii./ens. ho w. ulJ bre..K them* nu. U-. t-..i# ip.re© wih L.- 11. . t tf ■ - — tl, .*.. .# - oinpanv i,l tno kind. UDIM ■■-l-k * *» • *»»> 1*^ %« m»«% It w.is a surpriso to all to ee« how ‘ xhe Rtockliolder* i»» T*k* 11 out •# quickly tlie *t< ■ !». IS l»eing Liken. At III* llrrrl«rr'« IlsnU*. V"' U> • •'••• '■'■■■•< »:m. ''.--'I- Ill ..tritod A oommUto. nppointo.1 to #»cto»y. whkh ta. tom 1 forn -lat#i ru!» » t -r the rnai ag -m*- t of the ban Is of ar. <* iv.-r f< r two or tbr# the organization ejmivtcd >J L E. j month*. IsaL Murphy. W. U. Felton, J. II. Fharr, J. again bv tbe st -khnMera, w. ii.-ijTick, i:. h. it-ii.iv,m ..... Nile*. Bostneas m*o of sterling worth I T will be selected ua d.rcctors. A number 1 “ ir,n have preuieted that in a short time shares will Ihj much abovo jiar. Bu-i- transaction-, will commence soon a* possible. OOOD H»R FORT VxLUCY. ! UK WAR INVTANTLV KILLS Fort \ alley,March 22.—{NpediL}— - p*i*i a# • *»i ’ir. riivav** © An Atlanta capitalist invoste#! ia a ..n« d lot in I’ort YalLy to-day. He will mov* litre* on April 1 and engage in r.«i . / J-r K-y « attic. He has a herd of fort>-ire. legretercl baautusi (o start with. This re a low industry for Fort VaUsT. and tiio fieople aro nWays pruml to wrkom- such citizen-. Ihrai'mate is wry a« live in Fort \ alley sad tbe de mand re grow mg dafiy. Th* appln alien ft.r hi-po b-n v »'t ac be I the city too R.t and th.- hcarin ilh pont|K>nc<l. c t.r.nr.vc v voii uuwniitn, union 4 oiiimii4«>« il#<* M#>i#l*iir«# «>l largo a fire, but the men, how-v-r, did m bl-vvork under gic.it iliMulvantagos. j They undoubtedly saved at loa..t two ;»#l- I ditiotial bl#m ks irom destruction. Tbo nrtb<-a-»tetl\ to the routln a*t « lay and'I'-ridge Mr.-eL* I or .link <>1. nil ide-v furmtiu-from •d (k-Heited hou-c-i W.u pihcl lip -irluiiat-- oui.ir. It ii u Dow ii b> ; train cm Bimpeun advnm ••• 1 age, may .NS.UN I'UOU l oll I ii. owh!g*to hi re fatal J foil. ourt I'laht Hi-nuni >#•• I hr *nl%all*»n \nil). Mao i - eked Her. Mr. 1’et The other four lit I brought Die blood. nniully. f« r - .-ii. i* !-t* i»-*• ' and i.in tin. L1 * 1 ’ Bv 11*^ meaLs they feel 64 tbe factory UXAMIXA, March 21—[hj-rcialj— Mr. J, A. Cheavca, seclb n fureiiu#n of the Georgia Houlhern and Florida railway at thU place, killed by a piece of wood th tbe engine of tbe aoutbboi train two miles sooth of ben afternoon. The r. main' will be # air- <1 .llOltK TIIOOI'N roll 4.Silt Vf AN % , ruu Nm trmt i 4#r|#s Are lo bs Or* gaili/rtj. 'larch 11». It re state#! that ihtary bill which will l>o *ut>- -d to tho next It-u Iiatag will l>o con - 1 to tl-.* | r -vi i.ere for completion of t-rgam Mtixii of tb#jtw#> m-w army - autbori -l bv tl.e List Uoichstag. re-*11 fur tl.#} formation will 1.* abandoned. g*» Zoilung states that y’s military * • *tif# iei.#’udircuase«l tloo of abcMishingtL© **<*ptvnnaie ig il - j#- « © fijoting of the army aster followed The court in s# r said ho w as a man nnl m the* ordinary m*tis<*. tiar> w as no pl.i# e tor him. ing the pri* t He internal p>l ce*s»r of II the iiiic-ri#»r. . T l .e F ri«-innig© vi'ion*ri#-v | |*h# (lct'laim "f tl*e poa-ibility ot th# ir (art) I*,* N ,thing ij • ©rl* t#*rs oju»i t*J *h< of tit* *nq*r#(r tt #*ir*j< that tR.» uiinia- sut'ime»iv« instruments internal and external from Vienna n#»int to the re- r*merit of Count Kslnoky. IIh p# rvort.i! ation-t with Bismarck • om»Htut*d tb© but tl.o ***«'urity of trust funds must i protected by an -mpliatic CoOiieuuiatn. of su« ii gr<(~* and outrag.-ous misuse*. apt«are#l in thre < a.-**. Myers has always lu-lds position of sje* t in the community. RKW KNCLANP I OEM SOI TIS. linosvtll* Det* Its* fhirnls VKaau farturlus ( mupss) of Hudos. K.n- xvU.lJt, Tern.. March 24- The Manufacturing t omjmny ot B#et#m, Mas#*., today tiought four a'-r-s «>f land in Knoxville, ami th#* works of the i'h#t-nix comjMny will be traiufeired from Ikoton to this #uty. All exp©i m. n will be brought from New FlnglamL Tills is one of th© ka-ting uusmitsctur. rfi of Wofnleti war- in tli© countrv. r ] File « *»l»v Irlxd Fualllsl ltr*.l> • Us venlrnrr. New Orleans. 3Iarch 24-J * r.i •. arnred.it 1'nrv.'. M - v# -r# r.:.v ’ j looming. He re now at lli< hburg. •• h«;o ! r-l.iy. He will j I then Le taseu t»« olurnbia, tl #*reto »■ rve . i months m the

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899, March 26, 1890, Image 1