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MACON, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1890.
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June 7. —Before tlio bo-
*' S ”of tlw jebato on the eilror bill
I ^ou* at tl>» reiiueat of Mr. Fnjr-
|,4« Ilou*.. ConB er of Iowa, to
..' Ilua, modified hi.eub.ti-
1'“^ . to l-rovide that tlio treasury
" : ' W !, c d in pursuanco of the bill
I taUlKhwd tender in peyuient of all
■ jail lelsh pr i,»u>, .triking-out the
I debts, pu jj*. „ Excep t whore other-
■'^Ttpre-ly stipulated in the con-
,K ?lr Won said «“ rMli “ d th#t JJ"
. ;,„te would, in Stihetanco, pass tlio
I Wr and would be done in ob«ilenco to
SicBliaaat which ho beUeved
I v sr.iveml in favor of the larger nee
I i Arras a money metal, end of tho
I farther*increase of tho currency of the
I r v-uoNETJ7.r. SILVER.
. Perrin* to the financial plank of
tiinnablican platform, nnd speaking of
I .to,!, when he lUtonod to tho ren.ljng
feinU, that two years Uiei«..Ur
I u!j«Sbe called upon to vote in a re-
I tu •< iiniis.1 uoon n measure which
ISM***ti'Io
But when lio knew tho needs of tho peo
ple, lie governed his action accordingly,
even though ho would havo to record bis
vote with tho minority. If the speaker
and the so-called leaders of tho parly ex
pected th»» rank and filo to do their
Lidding without regard to what was right
| or fair, they would wake up soma day to
find themselves mistaken. He protested
against the rule which prevented action
on tho bill for tho free coinage of silver.
In tiie caucus amendments had boon
oil'. i•••! hy tin' ,< nd 'mail tn.m <
(McKinley) and would have been adopted
blit J r I.. ' pit li'-ts . I I'm 'I'i'.t.nT,
AIJ-F.N GIVES DEFIANCE.
Mr. Allen of Mississippi defied tho gen
tlemen on tho other side who favored
froo coinago to come up and prove their
good faith. If they did, the democrats
would give them free coinage. They
could not shield themselves behind a
democratic President, The fifty-first
congress must bo held responsible for its
own acts.
Dingier, Brewer of Michigan. Sweeney
mjuW a cold standard upon mo
SJSbSb! nWiped from the statute
SthTonly law the country had for
the coinage of standard silver dollars.
KKed in the doctrine announced
br the republican national convention,
nnd be stood for it.
■TRKATF.I) SILVER as A COMMODITY.
He opposed the treasury bill because it
Imposed to treat silver simply and purely
a, a merchantable commodity, and to
fii until congress should cange it, an
L : n declaration on the sUtutss that
32 and gold alone, should bs the
ondari of value, declared so by the
rapreme law of tho land. He had al-
«m believed that the doctrino
of the Republican party was that
every piece of paper which should be la
med bribe general government having
noneurr function at all, should bo a
Wal tender for all debts, private as wen
m public. It was not provided for in
the tn-asury blU. Tho features of bull-
ice redemption wa* on argument that
su conclusive. ThU bill nndthesub-
stitute were trsoting silver bullion as
xmmodity and nothing else.
IILTXK ON A LEVEL WITH TIN.
Ob this principle the same thing could
to does with as great propriety with
tie and with nickel as was proposed to
be done with silver. If the govorm
used silver it all It should l* as n money
metal and not as a commodity,
opposed to tits substitute, but
to fire hi* support in this cont
He hoped that tho opportunity
would be given to strike oul
the bullion redemption feature, but
ii it vm impossible to git it vat of the
bill he would give the bill hie support,
reluctantly, be confessed, because lie dhl
sot believe in voting for something he
opposed, because be believed hi tho no
&r4tty of some legislation on thlssul
jset. He was confidently advised that t
the bill should pass in Its present form
tbs matter to which ho had alluded
sould be corrected elsewhere. If he did
04 have that expectation and belief, in
«tor words, if the vote he cast to
day wrre a finality, tide suUillute
vp id never receive hto vote. This bill
vm U and to U considered at tho other
«4 of the capital It would bo amend*
thro and the House would havo tho op
toady to vote on tho amendments.
v r. lUmim of lndianu-£upposo U'i
net amended?
Mr. )a\Mio— From assurances I have
fr»iu another place, 1 havo no more
fcubt of that than that l am standing
bra
Hr. William* of Illiuoto—Suppose tl.
*»uld Is* controlled as you are?
Hr. l'ayson.— But they can’t bo. Tliore
■ no orev iout question aud no ejiccial
order there, [ laughter.)
•N illiams of iUinoia in paired vvhsth
the present law, if fairly executed, w
sot tetter than the tending LiU.
Mr. I'uyium replied that if the dtocro-
** veeUr«| in (he Secretary of the Irea*-
| wy bad been fairly used for the last six
let alone lor seven or eight
j pan, c<> such legislation as this would
to under discussion to day. [Applause.J
| busiro the turaalkt orncuiA,
'ius treasury otUclate were the friends
|«dd sud gold alone. No miser ever
Vfut daubing for gold with greater
1 greed than every Be rsUry
|« ite lr»x-ury. As an in-tance of the
“ of the present secretary to sal
*•». Hr. P*« mi stated that * he liad not
certificate for hut pay*
Mr. Conger of Iowa illustrated the fact
**Ktfia!toa 1,0 ***
iu:u> MAISES a KOAK.
Mechanically the speaker went down
I “ ,t0 ^ l«ckst, and as he drew out a
I number of crisp notes ho was greet* d
I °* kughter from tho j
tilery (directly behind and above fc
| ,, w **echoedon tho floor.
I ?;*/*'«, again reverting to the bill,
I llul “totead of being a bill lor the
I to, 4 * 8 il toaa a measure wh ‘
pf»u.»llf preLiMl-J th>> MtaMi
« fi* 'tollara. [Appfattun)
| Mutchkr of
>*" ,m «
Jit-iluth.* MiMurt reii»rei«l .
f *•—i- wryiliin, Um srml. umn ir
krf Mkl rela.iv, to lb. bo.
wi'l. 1 4 th. Tre.furj Dmiui
,1U d.i*. WMconUMMd l« lb.
rTr* ** Vock. I',rim. of N„
IV,
JjJ *""■*«» Mil that it the e-Ml.i
• • : i.... ii w,,„ «
|jgBU»K«jas
■ ^brought fnrth a rnmixe.-
of Iowa, Grosveuor and McKinley also
spoke. ^
COMING TO A VOTE.
The hour of 3 o’clock having arrived,
the previous question was considered as
ordered. Amendments to tho original
bill, offered by Taylor of Illinois and
O’Donnell of Michigan, were informally
adopted. McComas’ amendment to the
subetituto was also adopted. It provides
that when free coinage is attained the
monthly bullion purchases will cease.
Tho substitute as amended was then
ngreed to, and the question recurred
upon agreeing to the bill as amended by
tho substitute, lilnnd moved to recom
mit tho bill, with instructions to tho
cctnmittoo to report a free coinago bill
not later than Tuesday next. Dingier
mado a jxrint of order against tho latter
portion of tho liatructlows, which was
sustained, and Blnni modified his mo
tion so as to omit the provision for a
specified date. The moticn to re-commit
was defeated, yeas 116, nays 140.
On the motion to recommit, fifteen re
publicans voted yes with the democrats,
as follows: Alton of Michigan, Ander
son of Kansas, Bartine of Nevada, Car
ter of Montana, Council of Nebraska,
Dellaven of California, Feathorstons of
Arkansas, Funston of Kansas, Hermann
of Oregon, Kelly of Kanaaa, Morrow of
California, Perkins of Kansas, Towns
end of Colorado, Turner of Kansas, Van-
dsver of California.
Thirteen democrats voted with tho re
publicans in opposition to the motion to
recommit, as follows: Dargan of South
Carolina, Dunpliy of New York, Elliott
of South Carolina, Flower of New York.
Uetosenhalner of Now Jersey, Hemphill
of South Carolina,Matata of Pcnnsvl vanta,
Mutchler of Pennsylvania, O’Neil of
Massachusetts, Guinn of New York,
T*-- —« -i tf.M Va.W V.n.l,!. ftf VI,-
i Covert, Hnt. i of Illinois and Bunn,
Cooper of Ohio and Foreman, Delano
1 Spinola, Waddill and Price, Spooner
and Mills, Owcu and Campbell. Darling
ton and Buckalew, Townsend of Psnn-
jylvavia and Stowart of Georgia, Bliss
and J. B, Brown, Fitch and Lawler, J.
D. Taylor and Clements, Wbseler of
Michigan and Fithian, Post andBoatnv
Thompson and l’aynter of Vermont and
Carlton, Milliken and Busk.
Tho following to the vote in detail on
tho paisngo of the bill:
Yeas—Adams, Allen of Michigan,
Arnold, Atkinson of Pennsylvania, At
kinson of West Virginia, Biker, Banks,
Bayne. Beckwith, Bolden, Belknap, Ber
gen, Bingham, Boothman, Uoiitelle,
Bowden, Brewer, Brosius, Brower,
Browns of Virginia, Buchanan of New
Joraey, Burrows, Burton, Butterworth,
Caldwell, Cannon, Caswell, Cheadle,
Clark of Wisconsin, Cogswell, Coloman,
Comstock, Conger, Connell, Craig, Dal-
zell, Dellaven, Dingley, Dolliver, Dor
sey, Dunnell, Evans, Ewart, Farquhar,
Foathenton, Findley, Flick, flood
Frank, Funston, Gear, Gest, Gif
ford, Grecnlmlge, Grosvenor, Hall
Hansbrough, Harmer, Haugen, llend
erson of Illinois, Henderson ol
Iowa, Hermann, HUl IIitt,_ _Hop-
LIVINGSTONE NOT IN IT.
HE WITHDRAWS FROM THE RACE FOR
GOVERNOR.
To Him for Concrrus Against Judge
Slewnrl—Col. Pork ItoUlT* Prom
the Pleld-Tlie f am pa I a u Opened
at Couycrs.
COXYERR, Ga., Juno 7.—[Special.]—
The Rockdalo county alliance met I
to-day and indorsed W. J. Noarthen
governor; Col. Livingston for congi
J J. E. Nuunally of Walton for state
senator.
Col Livingston mado a speech an
nouncing himself a candidate for con-
reas against Judge Stowart.
Col. Peck announced himself out of
the raco aud in favor of Livingston and
Northern
Tho alliance meeting was well at
tended. Their action was unanimous.
HIKING.
t.VDKK u HIP AND MPI It.
■low tl>e Horae* linn On th© 1
N F.W
'ighth
y. and tho usual Saturday
j prosent. Tho races wore a:
HOUSTON FOR HARDEMAN.
Race—Sweepstakes for 3-y<
Second Race—Ardenheitn
ican for 3-year-olds and u
furlongs. Strvko won. Nr
second, Vardo third. Tin
tuals pai I: .straight ill*. 1 ), pi
Third Race -Handicap fi
Milo and a furl.
Tollman
Mutuals paid:
■on, King
t tl
tight
THE FIRST COUNTY TO VOTE DE
CLARES FOR THE HERO OF BIBB.
nrom|t|rI© ItMiirna Show hi* Over-
wliolinln: .viHjorlty lor Hard-man
Altai n*l (lie Field % Tld. I Wat©
'.-[Special.}-Tl c
y quietly hero
Wasuis
itiinbor of v.
AIADISON POLITICM *
Tracer of Sew York, Vsnable of Vir
ginia, Witoy of N«vr Y'ork. The bill
was then passed—yeas 189, naye 110.
now THE VOTE STOOD.
On tho final passage eight republicans,
i follows, voted with the democrats
gainst tho bill: Anderson of Kansas,
Bartine of Nevada, Carter of Montana,
K. Ily of Kansas, Rockwell of Ma#^;
tts, Townsend of Colorado, Turn.
Aosas, WBton of Washington. But
io di mocrat (Wite
ith tho republicans for the pussage of
jo LiU. Tho House thou, at 4:13 o'clock,
adjourned.
TTTT VtVTT rr DCTAtT.
The following is the voto in dotail on
tho motion to recommit:
Yeas—Messrs. Abbott, Anderson, Allen
of Michigan, Allen of Mississippi, Ander
son of Kansas, Bankhead. Barnes, Bar
tine, Barwig. Hi.-.'-, Blanchard, Bland,
Blount, Breckinridge of Arkansas, Brcck-
inrldgo of Kentucdy, lticknor, Brook
shire, Buchanan of Virginia, Bullock-
Bynum, Candler of Georgia, Carter,
Canith, Cutcldngs, Chiptnan, Clancer,
( larko of Alabama, Cobb, Connell,
Cooper of Indiana, Cothran, Cowles,
Crain, Crisp. Culbortson of Texas, David,
Dellaven, Dockery, Edmunds,
Ellis, Enloe, Feathoratono, For
ney, Fow-tcr, Funston, Cibeon. OooJ,
night. Grimes, Hatch, Hayes, IIa)nrs-
Heard, Henderaun of North Carolina,
Herbert, Hermann, Holman, Kelley,
Kilgore, Lane, lanlram, L-c, Lester of
Georgia, I-ester of Virginia, IjowU 31an-
sur. Marlin of Indiana, McClammy, Mc
Clellan, McCreary. McBae, Montgomery,
Moore of Texas. Morgan, Morrow, Oates,
O'Ferrai. O’Neill of Indiana, Oulhwoite,
Owens of Ohio, Parrott, Peel, Penning
ton, l’eikin*. Perry, Pierce, Ki illy. IUch-
imison, ltolorts. ii, Uogers, Itowland,
Hay res, Seney, .Shively, Skinner, Sprin
ger, Stewart of Texao. btucAd.dc, titone
of Kentucky, Slone of Missouri, Tar»nty,
Tillman, Townsrml, of Colorado, Tucker,
Turner of Georgia, Turner of Kansas,
Van-lover. Walker of Missouri, Wash
ington, Wheeler of Alabama. Whit-
thorne, Wika Wilkinson, Willi uni of
Illinois, Wilson of Missouri, Wilson of
West Virginia, Y’odir— IKS.
j;ays—Adams, Arnold, Atkinson of
i-nnsvlvanm, Atkinson of West Vir
ginia, liaker. Bonks. Bayne, Dree kin-
ridge. Beckwith, lh 1 le, Bolknan, Ber
gen, Bingham, Buothman, BootoUe, 13ow-
deis’. Brewer, Brosius, Brower, Hnmne
of Virginia. Buchanan of New Jersey,
Burrow©, Burton, Dutterwurih, Cald
well, Cannon, Caswell, Cheadle, Clark
of Wheoasia, Cogswell, Coleman, Com
stock, Conger, Craig, Dalxall, Dorgan,
Dingley, Isdlivcr, Dorsey. Dunnell,
I»unphy, Elliott, Lvans, Ewart. lar-
ouhar, Fin toy, Pltok. Hood, Flower,
Frank, Gear,»*e.i*viil.ainer, Gest, GilTor.l,
Grcenhalge, Grosvenor, Hall, Han-
Lrougl:, llartner. Haugen, Hemphill,
lIenuer«on of Illinois, Henderson of
Iowa, Hill, Ilitt, Hopkins, Honk. Ken-
n^ly, of Iowa, Kctcham,
Kinsey. Lnccy, Lafolleito, Laid-
Uw! Iaws, Lind, Lodge, Matoli.
Mason. UcCodia*, JIcCord. McCormick,
McDuffie. kbKtnUy, Miles, Moflatt,
Mooro of Now llnxapshire, Morrill,
Mors«\ Mudd, Mutchler, Nute, O’Don
noil, O’Ne.ll of Maos ichusetls, CTNein of
Penney Kama, Payne, raywru, Fmsomm,
PSKsluy, Quaekenbush, ljuinn. Kaim-s,
L>. lhcdof Iowa, Bey burn. Rife. Iiock-
u ell, Rowell. Kuh«* ll. S.ittford, Sawyer,
Scrant* n, bbermOR, Simonds, Smith of
\V .1 \ U..IJ- r, "’"i l.T, M. Iili.'ii
ul , Si verm, StockbrMcs, struble,
hwc'-ney, Tavlor of lliuioii, Taylor of
Tennesw*-. LB. Taylor, Ihoiuas. Tra
cey Van Schalck, Venable. Wade,
\\ Alker Majmachusetu. Wallace of
I New Y’ork, Wickham, Wiley, Williams
. t Ohio. W ils*jn *>f Kentucky, VN llsou of
Wa-hington, Wright, Y'ardiey—140.
kins, Ilouk, Kennedy, Kerr of Iowa,
Ketcham, Kinsey, I^acey, Lafollette,
L&idlaw, Laws, land, Dodge, Mason, SIc-
Comaa. McCord, McCormick, McDuffie,
McKinley, Miles, Moflatt, Moore of New
Hampshire, Morris, Morrill, Morrow,
Morse, Mudd, Nute, O'Donnell, O'Neill
of Pennsylvania, Payne, Pavson,
Perkins, Pickier, Pugsley, (^uackenbush,
Haines. Hay, Heed of Iowa, ltey-
burn. Itife. Howell, Hussell, Sanford,
Sawyer, Scranton, Scull, Sherman,
Smith of West Virginia, Smysor, Snider,
Stephenson, Stivers, Stockbridge,
Struble, Sweeney, Taylor of Illinois,
Taylor of Tennessee. Ezra D. Taylor,
Thomas, Vandsvar, Van Schalck, W ade.
Walker of Massachusetts. Wallaco of
New York. Wickham, Williams of Ohio,
Wilson of Kentucky, Wilson of Montana,
Wright, Yardley—185. |
Nays—Messrs. Abbott, Aldereon, Allen
of Mississippi, Anderson of Kansas,
Bankhead, Barnes, Bartine, Bar wig,
Biggs, Blanchard, Bland, Blount, Breck
inridge of Arkansas, Breckinridge of
Kentucky, Brickncr, Brookshire, Bu*
clrnnan of Virginia, Bullock, Bvnurn,
Candler of Georgia, Carter, Caruth,
Catching*, Chipmau. Clancey, Clarke of
Alabama, Cobb, Cothran, Cowles, Crain,
Crisp, Culbertson of Texas, Dargan, Da-
vUlaon. Dockery, Dumphy, Edmunds, El
liott, Ellto, Enloe, Flower, Forney, Fowler,
Getosenhaner, Gibson,Goodnight,Grunes,
Hatch, Hayes, Haynes, Heard, Hender
son of North Carolina, Herbert, Holman.
Kelley, Kilgore, Lane, Lee, tatter of
Georgia, Lester of Virginia, Iswu,
Maisb, Mansur, Martin of Indiana, Mc
Clammy, McClellan, McCreary, McRae,
Montgomery, Mooro of Texas, Morgan,
Mutchler, Oates, O’Ferrai, ONell —
lndiana,% O’Neil of Maseachuswte,
OuthwaitM, Owen* of Ohio,
Parrott, Pool. IVnnlngton. Perry,
Pierce, Quinn, Reilly. HicLardeon,
Robertson, Rockwell, Rodger., Itowland,
hayres, Seney, 6ldvtly, Skinner, Sprin
ger. Stewart of Texas, Stocsdale, None
of Kentucky, Taranty, Tifiman, Town
send of Colorado, Tracey, Tucker, Tur
nur of Georgia, Turner of Kansas, Vei
able, Walker ol NliMuUn, Wnahlngtoi
Wheelor of Alai ama, Whithorn
Wiko, Wiley, Wilkinson. Wfiliams of
Wilsou of Washington, Wilson
nf WmI Virginia Yoder—1UL
Norilieu Will Gel tin* Countv Allt;
Vote for Governor.
Madison, Juno 7.—[SpeciaLJ—To-diy
was a great day with tho alliancem
Morgan, and many sturdy, prosp
fanners were in our city. A meeting
was hold for the purpose of surveying
tho political arena of Morgan, tho eighth
district and tho state.
Thereto great rejoicing among the
f«uuj«r» that Coh Livingston has decided
not to make tho raco against Col. Nortlien
for governor, and Nortlien will receive
tho support of the Morgan County nlli-
ancemen.
LAWSON FOR CONGRESS,
No action was taken in reference to
tho congressional race, but it to generally
understood that Thos. G. Lawson
carry Morgan.
The nucston of a representative
referred to tho sub-alliance lodges, who
are to report At a meeting to be held in
tins city to-day two weeks. So far Col.
Wm. R. Mustin, the county’s formor
representative, has no opposition in tho
race and lie will probably represent Mor
gan in the next legislature.
1IUNN1CUTT PUTS IN A STROKE.
At 3 o’clock Hon. J. B. llunnicutt,
candidate for commissioner of ngricu
ture, addressed tho citizens of Morgan i
the court house. Mr. llunnicutt was ir
troducod by Mr. W. A. Jones, a pruspei
oos young farmer, lit a few well cboson
vorablo impression upon our people and
gained many vote*.
.MACON COUNTY FUR NOKTHF.N.
Tin
ihmont second, Vivid th
AT I.ATOMA.
Juno 7.—This was
i spring meeting at LaU
Chnra, who was rule*l olf
fall, has been reinstated.
Ono mile. Little Prince
second, Silver Lako third.
kins t'N ond, Marmoio tiiinh Til
last day of tli
Jockey T«»m
tho trn< it Iasi
® the
jKjlle 1, 3:0;
7. All the
>ty going f.
point
Still, returns nro yet m
itY, June 7.— [Sp
o to get full
Hardeman's majority
precincts heard fioii
ticket for
cIopo and
Byron,
cinct vo
Nortlien,
Kathl
Haidoiua
indicatior
lint dexnan.
onigiiL
all th
rded he
fecial. ]—liomtt
- .... choice for tli
gilted, trie*l ami trua favorite, Thom
linrdemnn. Northen spoke twice
tine county yesterday, but all to no avn
TilK niDDIJt (UOIK.I I COLLKtii:
■o during tho l.i ■
ro the average in
Rocky mountain
no southern porti<
n Florida and south
THE ALLIANCE AND KNIGHTS OF
LABOR UNITE TO MAKE IT.
all diilricts east of
the
regie
id on
israllr
Tin
1 Raco—Five furlong*. Rossimd
ktwon second, Ed Leonard third.
th Race—One mile. Josio M.
-ti*: second, Catalpa third.
1
Fifth Race—C
ora »• ond, Cli
Sixth Iia<
Hut
ie, 1:43,
teen tbs
second,
Glocktu-r tliird.
AT ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, June 7.—This was tho open
lag d y of tho summer meeting of th*
SL I jo • Jockey Club. The Derby wai
a great disappointment. Tlicro w as but
one li« i m* in it, so far ns qualities fur
flrst-cl.iss p* rfornmnce is con<« mod—
Bill Letcher. Ho had a sinch on tho ru-
sult. In tho betting ho was a hot favor
ite at 1 to 12.
Fir-: Ita- *• -Milo. Cartoon won, Mabel
second, i Jutlook third. Time, 1:43,
1 Head second, Regent third.
II l'II It YIN G TUI? TABIPP DIM*.
TlieSoiiMle Vliniiieo Comniltlee Hope
to Deport llln a Work.
iunoton, June 7.—The work on
tho tar id bill was resumed this morning
by tho republican members of tho benate
finance committee. All the time up to
tho recess (1:45 p, m.) was given to tho
agricultural schedule. Tho sub-commit-
tee was dtUyod in its consideration of
the bill this morning by tho necessity of
listening to several congressmen, who
bad pleas to make in iespoct to the duties
on various art idea,
Senators Cameron, Platt, Sawyer and
8pooncr, and Heprwentativee lafollette,
Broeius, and others sj ok© iu favor cf a
duty of $2 per pound on bumatra cigar
* r.i’pi **r*.
Rupriwntatlve Kinvor of Missouri
asked for a higher rate of duty on baryte
or heavy spar.
R.ii.id progme was mado ou the LiU
in tho afternoon session, as at the
joumment the announcement was made
that the sub-couimitteo would be ready
Monday to take up Lie cotton schedule.
Tobacco, agricultural, provisions, fruits
and nute and spirits schedule*
to bo ready for the consideration of tho
democratic members of the committee.
The indications ore that tbe lull
be ready to report to the Senate a week
from next Monday. However, should
tbe differences over sugar, wool ond sill
to be more radical than some of
the members of the sub-committee
tkipate at pnst-nt. tho bill may not be
relumed to the Senate for two
But that is the loo rest {*erkxl that any
member now fixes for it* further consid
eration m the committee,
i DON AND M Kll. \* Olt K IHH 1.1* A D
Tli© XVmztm Sehednlre for
Satisfactorily Arrsne*u
PlUMClQ, Juno 7.—At yostcrday’i
session of tho Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers, last year’s
boiling scales of $AG0 per
cents card rate was adopted. Tho bal
ance of tho scale will be arranged next
eek. From a semi-official source it was
learned that no material change will be
made in tbe scale from tliat now in office.)
Whatever changes nro made
o/Tect this city. Tho action ha* occa
sioned general rejoicing, as it practically
Saules the wages question of the iron
and steel mills for another year. No
•eaeion of the association will bo held to
day, the members having arranged to
attend the annual reunion at Itock Point,
Pa.
Another Richmond Terminal Gobble.
Danville, Vm, Juno 7.—It to asserted
iers to-d.tj that the Richmond and Dan
nie Railroad Company w ill eooo obtain
ontroiof tho Danville and New River
fdlraad fg -ul Danville to Patri (.Court
Tntwo. and that the lUchm* nd and Don-
Tlu
Tho Farmer*' Alllaurr t iiaiilnionaly
Indorses Him f-r Go Torn or.
OoixTnoitTE, Juno 7.—{Special.)—A
meeting of the Macon county Farmers’
Alliance was held at tho court houeo to
day. A largo crowd was in attendance.
Mr. J. A. J. Kimble olTorod tho follow
ing resolutions, which were uiiaui-
msctaly adopted:
YVhei eaa. Wo decree it of th© greatest
Imt'ortanco tliut good men bo placed ir
tl* - ,*, an l
\Vhsrcas, Tho lion. W. J, Northon ha. 1
dec'irc-l himself s candidate for gov
r US tii€r atete oi Giorgio, and
.id!raco of her citizens, therefore
Lo it
Hesolvod, Tliat having confidence in
tli© patriotism, integrity and high Chris-
A i cl.ara, t*.r "1 Mr. Nortfieii, and. fur-
thormoro, as an allianccmnn, wo know
« f no I>1 >t <u l.i* • n»iiutclicon. We a*-
him of our hearty support and will
do all in ou>* |>jwer to elovute him to tho
position to which bo aspires.
a worn roll ciitep.
Resolved second. That wo iudorbo tho
•itu C. F. Crisp for congress from tho
*trd congressional district, and assure
him of our just prido in hto manly
aco— 1 Tho Derby. Bill Lotchei
Bishop second, Grayson tliird.
Time. .11 j.
Race—Five furlong*. To<
ago second, Montorow
•jusrter.
third. Tun©, 1:03L
Fifth Race—Milo o
tor Band Marie K mako a dead U
Time, ' 12j. Luho B tliird. In the run
ufT J al ter B won. Tim©, 1:12,
OAniAVTLLK’S (.HAT I.KOtlTII,
nought by nu Kn-llili Nyu
ill©.
Mh.ledoeviu.e, Juno 7.— [Special 1—
Tho commcncomont exercises of tho Mid
dle Georgia Military and Agricultural
College have opcm <1 up, and tho city i-<
full of vtoitors from all parts of the
state.
The coltothcnic exercises nre gensra3>
regarded as tho nu»*>t interesting fcnturi
of tho commencement season, and the
programme a* cari
night aurpasoul all previous onoris. in.
chajiel, an usual, was packed with hum*
I eoplo and visitors to its fullest capacity,
when tlif “woo tote," under tho direc
tion of Miss Qarrti Fair, marched upon
It was u matter cf wonder
mall children could perform
so p©rf©< »ly.
1 drill by Miss Alice Wright’s
A near porl'e* t aa anything
'1 he goto vwto all <ir<- •*!
*ln and cups of light pink
material, and pre*-«*nted a very attroct-
Mim Laura Paine and tho cornet .-'••l<» by
Miss Annie YVynno w, ro exceptionallv
goo<l. A H|«et:h by Ma»ter llenry lhoma .
wus loudly applaudod.
The exrrci^ s closed with a sash drill
by a company of thiity-two young
led by Miss MaU-lto Hotlges. Th.
lmlioH wore tastefully ilruRK.xl
arrying
th Pacific coast it has f
below normally; in south'
a it has been slightly above. Thu
iaily temperature has been from one to
' roe degrees above tho average in tho
ddlo Atlantic states and central vhl-
ys. In Ohio, Indiana and lower Mich*
gan, where tho greatest temperature for
tho week occurred, it has been from six
t degrees above tho average,
rainfall for the past week has
been above the average in the Northern
.fate* and t< rritorie*. nn 1 slightly below
n tho Southern and middlo states, ex-
epi in Arkansas, Southern Louisiana
ind the extreme southern Texas. Heavy
rainfalls bars occurred in Arkansas,
ivheru tbs average has been about 3 1-2
Inches Three inches are reported from
N>uth*-nrLousian:t, and 3 1-2 inches ot
the northeast Texas coast. Tho beav
iest rainfall for the week was reported
from North Dakota, whero tho rainfall
ranged from 2 1-2 to nearly 4 1-2 inches.
Tho greatest deficiency in rainfall has
been in tlio south Atlantic states and ’
tho Ohio valley end Tennessee.
Tlio weather tho past week has in gen
oral hi < II f.iVcr ihlr. rth i 1 1to* tn,
oa.-*tern NohraAka, Arkansas and southc
Texas tho heavy rair > have earned tot
dliglit daiungo. Corn in some hraliti
North 1 Inknta h*« )*. .. -rrlnualy i
id by cut worms, and tho damage to
ilax fro
iu Mini
tho B
Wi
>.l out
. at p
Excessi
jwa, and <
I the low g
M eets in Mil
iRAXDKEWPARTY 10RMF.D
St. Pact., Juno 6.—A 1‘ionecr Press
special from Huron, S. D., srya:
Tlio Farmorh Alliance and the Knights
of Lab >r closed a tlireo day.-,’ session hora
this evening. Tho most important ac
tion was tlio dociei'>n to Organuo a now
jiutly.
WILD BXCRLMENT.
Imm&dlatsly on tho nnnouLcementof
tho vote, tho alliance adjourn. 1 amid
ild excitement, nnd tl.o convention
iving taken a politicil form, organi/.e<l
ith L W. Cra*>3on of Potter county ad
chairman.
DECLARES FOR TARIFF REFORM.
Tlio committee on resolutions re
ported in fav*>r of woman sulTrage, a
graded servi > p i don, the prohibition
of the liquor trail'. , a tariff for rovenuo
only and denouncing tho acceptanco of
paiios by k g viators and other publio
officials, and tlio report was adopted.
A rLATF"KM ADOPTED.
On the suggestion of President Louck
of tlio alliauco tho now party wad named
tho "Independent party." A platform
All
and nat;
the l ar
onal declaration of pr
men,’ Alliance an.l
v of
IU
*Ung is
ider head-
Iiu‘
alike.
ladies
way in Texas, where tho small grain
crop i« light In Illinois corn is in good
condition; seven control counties report
three southern counties re-
• destroying tbe oats. In
1 the crops aro improved, and
wheat is heading in the southern i>ortion.
In Indiana tlio weather has been favora
ble, hut rain is now needed. Insects
are injuring tho oats, corn and tobacco
in ti.o southern portions. Plant lies in
grain aro increasing everywhere. In
Kentucky wheat and oorn are fair. To
bacco is -mb ring for rain. In Tennessee
tlio crop* nro generally imp * “
bacco to half set and neods rr
giod.-The prospect for oats is
fair.
Tli*
has I
Mo hi
1 Knights of Lai
is that tho "currency t*
l»y tlio general government h
tender, to increase in volum
n. reaso of bush;-** and t
liroctly to productive Indus',
tho intervention banks of to-
or FAB-IlEACHIN' J IU
It also demands railroad
tion, telegraph and tcleplio:
actual cost, and that tho
shall own and ojicrato tho s;
and unlimited coinago of
adoption of an absolutely
system, both state
pastago of laws
ownership of laud
olutcly secret voting
ind national, and tlio
ruhibiling tbe a lieu
M»"i-*>ippi Binc-* tl.o la.t
tlio overtTowoil a. < ’.ions of Louisiana.
In Now l.nglu I « i j iro /rowing
fast, but * ..in ! • .k- vk.I'K.v and o.im nro
rusting in Connect.cu?. In tl.o mid Ho
Atlantic stated tho con litiuns have been
favornblo. In New Jersey onu aro gen-
orally j-oor, whea
the
BUJ*!
Wright. Tho young ladic
of Mi
nted tii
1 : ,t
otic
United btates.
MIL. NOUYliT
in tho i
of tho
AT FKItKY.
Th
ng |*
(rout ami An ler 1
of Mu
Spcsklnc to mSinall Croud, Con
< litellr of Hardeman Wen,
Perry, Juno 7. — [Special. | — Tho
Northen movting Lu»t night was dull
uninteresting. lio S|x>ko about twenty
iUtss lo about twenty-ttve ji
:iL>ut of w hum u iu.. Noithun nu i.,
were elilhlM. ist.c II ird-m.if
1. Northen < nine o\er i.y \ ri
vale conveyance from Fort Valley, nr
i\mg at ^ tl.© - k, u iiilo .i heavy win-
and rain storm was raging. Ho looii
»u| pi r at the lVir„. 1 !■ *t. l al >:J', . I■ .< k.
after which he and the small crow
Ul.-d lL tl..' hotel < ’ll
gcis«ii> re pai ted to tho court house, where
l I. liU'i'M a 'I. *il • ( '•<•■ h.
expt-i toil that Col. Batei
Byron Woufd reach Perry on the
nu train, aud would get to tho court
bouse before Col. Northen close
-ent Col. Hardeuu.n, un.l
ght that a knowledge of th
tod Northen up to gel oil before the
arrival of the train, lio left as
lus speech was made, by privato convey
ance for Fort VoPey.
■rLOYD TO IIAVF. A CONVDKTIOM
The Itemocrallc Executive fan
llrliuei to Order a 1‘rtmar
lion.
Rdvie, Juno 7.—{Special. J-™.Tlm demo
cratic executive committee of Floyd
county was calh-d to order tins morning
at tho court Lous© by liutoteud btuith.
chairman,
J. P. Lsipsley introlucr.l a resnlntioo
tliat ten delegate* from each mi
tin l l <* ©h • ted I y bul'ot on July il -u. 1
meet at Homo 4\u/u t 1, an<l that t
convention do nominate candidates f
th- -• m*r.«! •lul.lv, del. gate* t-. I
state convention au<l to tn© congr.
ion.il »"<ui v ciit ion of t'm lenth <l>su <
A substitute sra* olTcred that a primary
be held. Tlio feeling between the fa.
Gaint/ville, Juno 7.—{Special.)—
uannss occur is Gainesville os well ns
oinor growing towns. Within tho
!sst few days the street railroad and
Oconco White Sulphur Springs havo
into tho liandd of an Eugiish syn-
e.
ew months ago a Mr. John ^lartin
of London catno ovor and lias bet-n watch
ing during this lime for an opportunity
to mveaL The first purchase was a gold
no in White .-uunty, whi- h u l ©mg
ivelopod. Now tho abovo meationoa
rorerty is under their control.
Tu© street railroad will bo repaired for
dummy line, and after awhile this will
1* extended to WhiteMilphur, ad;»tane©
' six miles. This will give a must do
ubtful ri.lu for summer visitors os
i the {.eoplo who rcsido here.
Wh.-u tins is accomplished thin resort
ill bo tho most delightful in all tho
floMk
CHl'RCH IMPROVEMENTS.
Tlio Methodiitd havo almost mado
-w church. Tlio auditorium is exceed-
ingly kikiid-oinu in its new dross, and tho
nipavrgsB swells in swretost tones,
Bnpitot < aro contemplating tho erec
tion o( a p.ir-'JNAge and tho j urciiaso ol
a l’*l H) organ.
rill© will u-o this
id as i
of ar
to be built from Danville to Bristol,
Tenn., via Wilke»boro, N. L*.
A Poloier From i ii I lode n.
ISjiedal.)—tell
city
y e-t.’r l.t
disc
Of tl«- to*
tig the gub
, York, Wallace* of Massm-hu***
Antli.-w*, McKenna an i II;
r, r t).. an I Wilcox. « an lh r of Mu
k.-tti* an.l MeMillin, l>hlbarh
a „.i Dtehle. Lansing end Norton. Ne.d-
nughaua andMartia ot Texas, Knapp
when it was proposed to j
F.ight votes of tho ten w©
Hon. Th'-mas Hardeman.
He Hair a Wmtrh.
iia. Jun»* 7. — |>peciaL]—A ne-
frorn Rocky Ford, near I
and introduced man
the niaioh. Tho \h
tents foiiu.'d by tiie
Inc mound ono stani
with tlieir diffen
fUolchod over th. n
COIiiplelo t<*r.t of
t interua
nv
irablo
old
one of a scientific ratui.
by Maj. J. Col:an Lycr=.
lent. It was considered adrcido.1
success by thoso who know how to ap
preciate it.
” . Dr. liuttolph of Marietta i*» in the
nd willdehvor tLo commencement
n to-morrow.
PLI XLI.II INTO A \%KLL.
Marrow ltocape •* rnui ties ih of a Hart 1
\*eii i Mag Lsifi
IIartvvtll, Juno 1.—(Bpociah]—Mis
Gcrtrudo l’cashy, a young lady of tld
town, happened to a dangerou* acculcn
yesterday.
While walking over tha wall in
neighbor’s yard tho cur. ing gave vay
precipitating her into tho water, thirty
live foot below. The water in the w» 11 to
ten feet dsep, but writh womiorful pr> v
o of mind she managed to keep b
elf
the
ft
A DIG DIAL AT FOMT VALLEY,
rthern Capitalists to Start There
he Ml|iU. *l orrhsrd III «l»e Soillli.
’out Valley, Juns 7.—{Special}—
rt Valley, for tho past two years, has
been playing in big luck. The last doal
is more fur her future than any
r enterprise tliat lias been put into
ation by her progressive, wide
iwako 1'itiz-n-c 'II.© F' i . j i *u <*r l.u.d
syndu at© r.c<*iv.-l tbe following teio
g: m tliii 111* nan/ fi.-m i t <in J. B.
.1 linen, who i-j Ii'ivv in N< w S • , «. lit
t- ndatice on tho National Fruit Grower*
Association:
"New York, Juno <L—'To the P. C
Houser land byndicate. Fort Valley, Ga
Deal closed. Give us largest orchard
*i'.ith. St-.- kh> 1 ' in • • . • r .1 it© •
wl.o aro worth several millions Will
be homo Monday. "J. K J vm/a.’’
It 1-. not ditto, nil t.. /u< ia :« tf«. t
this deal will have upon th* development
cf Fort Valley and tn • surrounding sec
tion. Tho con* true lion of a dummy
. I... to th.' "Jit . -> "I ll.l ’ ;> t: - !:!'*.
Den which it U hoped Um new company
w ill take, aa that will bo almost a nocos
help. Her friend. M
whom she was v toiling, missed her i
assho stepped into the yard, heard 3
Gertrudes« cries, Shu ran to tho *
and looking down was horriiied to
her struggling in ike watur.
Mtos Lizzie raised an alarm an l Dr
Btx'thardl and liis
red UK
Mis
brought
The
nd. but fu
uniujursd.
<111 VI IN AL IMM K I
at'i-.urauta Find I
W orU to I»o.
rted fro
op Of wht
.<t oliiv
M ll.ltY DILL.
tlio privile
$1,000,000 m
oof tbt
oty 1
00; charities a
of New Ortoai
nitary Mruos
. —{bjH
Fur aula, Juni
rcuit court, winch convene.!
Monday, has had but very litt
Bwoek, as there were very f
of much imi>ortaijC© on tho docl
grand jury ndjournM yoslert
finding fourteen true bills, whh
red very light for tho *; ring
tins court. "Unci© Willi s’* _ B
ti.o foreman, and ho, with
assistanls, dtopatched businc
rai id.y ii.is time, as they 1 t
trivial cosos, and only k- . ed a(
pertainiug to the welfare au i
good cf the country.
$390,000; tovess, 1
JK-Ilalons. $.‘>J,(SA
lor drainage at
:1".<.'"<» 'Iho m
duc©d on Monday next
Hi: Mill i K ON Ills III
And Tliut was Y% Ilf «»»•* >rj.n
man was Mot Killed.
Athens, June 7.—{bpsetoh}—Bob Lip
scomb, a negro brake man on the North
eastern railroad, came near mooting with
a serious accident boro yesterday. Ho
was uo a lumber train, and as U passed
near tbe ice works ho lost his l alan< e
and fell off, bis head striking a projau-
ing piece of lumber, lib log was caught
by a bumper, and tha negro wae dragged
several feet before ha could free him e J.
Ho finally dropped on tho track, but had
prcstnco'of mind enough to lav at full
leugth on tho bed and let tho cant |an
ever him. His foot was badly fractured
br tho fall and may havo to be an.; utated.
Hte tjcaje fremith was miraculous.
i>m tiii: rr..'
T III. u. PJs TO ri: j*i:mt iio.vib.
Th© Government Will Adjourn Fare .
Ilnmeiit si the Kudo I July.
Losd«>n, June 0.—Tho govemmont has
resolved to adjourn parliament at tho
end or July until tho miaul© of CoSmm
Tho government also propo <*H tho ap-
pointmont of grand committees to pro-
<*. ed with tho lan<l ptirchnso. titlios and
licensing bills <on jointly, ami now stand-
in/ « i)iii:iiitn*.'-, i*t.;n lin/ parliament to
r.'siimo unp.L-scd bilto m tho next session
trom tho r.tago reached in tho present
,© d. ti. Tin* cabinet will iiM't to-mor
row to dec i.In theflo matters finally,
| PROCEEDINGS IN PARI.I AMENT.
London, Juno th—Mr. Goschan,
I chancellor of the exchequer, announced
in tho Houso of Commons to-dsy that
'Ir. Smith, the government loader, would
hortly mako propotato rogurding aa
autum recsss.
Mr John Const, parliamentary secretary
..\ <*ri.ni**ijt*<i^ckin*'ii who cointilained
uiauib' , -<•■•• ill paid, said ho thought
tliat th** /<n©iuiin'rit ouglit to follow tho
noble • xamplo of Emi<oior William and
mako tho »tato works models,
l ine NKGICOt OMPKIiKMUKl LOESJR
Kducailon lleeldrd on a«4he lolstlta
of tli© It**© Problem.
• nk, N. Y„ June 0.-Tho
k mgro cOnferenco sd-
ght after adopting a long
ilutioud embo<lying tho re-
reached after tho various discus-
of tho conference. Tho resolutions
.-.In at inn ax tho key of th.* *i»uu-
tl o clucation, moral ami industrial
l family aud tk«
I \ki. M
Lake Mob
joumed to
nhood n
hood. They doc la
9 til l
■Wo belle-
WvliiV-.T
agewas rsce
mut today fi<
June 7.—>A <
vsd
the
ry te
A*!
al moth
stro
Howevci
tied to ha
tin
ng then adjourtioL
i FU.lt I IM Tlltv EIGHTH,
and Lansou Addre*© an Ii
County Catherine at Mi.h -p.
•>s, Juno 7.— \S[rt*cial.J— Lar.
from Clark©, Maditcn. Oc* i.
Biihop, a station ou the
Macon railroa<h The oc*
liticalspeaking ami a fine
Th.
acting H.
the Chicago, J
i Bostoa of t(:e Kioadron of » v
jAMi.rt IN Wasuivrro*. *UadfromCaj© d© Verde Mam
Wa*'HIN'.I>'N. Jam* i. •'a;•»..»I. — J. I t• i, 1 i» I• r 1. C... i, I '• r y '. v« • . : •
Ik James is on his way home from New I jiect to srriv .• uu the 1 «th in t.
Y’ork. whero lie onr»nIzed a $100,0001 that the Yf ktOTa of ftbj
company to plant a tie mod lore peach
onbard near Fort Valley, of which
James is to bo tho manager.
t*: t i>io<i
Kirin
t.i hi v. Fa., June 7.—While a
is being fired today from the
corvette 1 in r «.l
. i A. Ii. I.« u Oi, H i. * *•• rep
ccurrcd in * no cf the thirty-
vington and , I"
m% A a
r.hrd.
At t
ountrjr diim-r. ..unn,.,.
trank l ollrv, , „ , j ,,
lK«Tt»* Lnwion un.i Mr. J. Ii Hun-.i i hurt , mt
romniission of a/ri
'ulturo. Col. T. L Gantt and others. 1:
iddrc-ssee were all well received by tl
[armors, who frequently approved of th
iMiinu m;ule by the sroakera by civ.n
nay t«i loud applause*. The c«ngrY*sicn;
Eigntin Um eighth will indeed bo warn
j Wahiun*»T*»n. June T.-lh*
I -.fierinKs to-day «.-re fM.Y-'W* >-
i accepted at UJ for i s and lu3 fo;
11 .anc** in tl**■
d..© to the fak
m hied, and it
t that he
To tills «D 1 they mak©
of rccomn
tu Jo of tl
Another
Vill bo held UuXt
• only Hllllarrt ^hol Dspe
> rules will i
al J—Tin
j to avoid x
oo referred to it to-day, provid
ing for an investigation of tho charges
igainst Fens ion Commissioner Kauai,
involving Millionaire Fenian Ag»nt
L-nox. Baum's friends deny the cluurgw
If they are established, ho will have to
Corporal Tanner.
>l> nn
Gl.Oltt.l
>am«
Pollllclan Dill »’i • - a Job at
Washington, Juno 7.—(Special.J—
••Bill" Pledger of AtlanU arrived In
Washington this morning to accepts
nUm In tbs land office.
* Pledger, elated by hto $J,UUU
saying that the republicans
candidate for congress in sv
district.
nice,
1 run a
every Georgia
UU—
UawkinsyiujL June 7.—i-Sj]
Tiie Cecil ran Dram .uc Com; my \
•anted "Nevada, or tho teat Mine, t
fair bcutei hors bat night and those w
attended speak in the highest terms
tbe rendering of the play. It to much
i,.tied tliat tho i. «i -mency of
n. .»;i r i rev• u:«-l tae i©* , .o from t
inalion that wo dont
kbout making a poi:
thorn to*combinati on m
which we have t*» tiu**:
dch a count comes by h
•That,” said he, “to v
boll lies right in a cotm
cushion, sed the two other
to the cuo bail and cl* t*
play that «hot
ind.
Tlio tq-'t wh. :© tlio I^*> m< numont
■tsmdi in i:. .;:.* i d wav a waving wheat
... I X, • n to " W irt UL th© I ©a l . f the
Con fed orate force*. N*jw il Ii oil laid
* eaii« ■ *n*i -tr. ©ts. ana
. • * i . i •. . . t ■ • t ■ i ' • ‘ J 0, td
tbe town. Tkk is HHlkV tdiDD ®D
the tjouth is grow ing.
w i
I to
To I
to the Adv©rti4*
mg i
