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GROWTH OF THt SOUTH. THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1892. ■tnlluV ,h » Yr«« ■ i ll»T(lop iu.i landing \u.enitirr 14th. Tlie Tradesman, Chattanooga, 'rent) Its review ct the Industrial situation 75 tho South for the week eliding Nov. ember 12tu. states that a general feellDB of confidence prevails through* out the Southern states. The advance In the price of cotton Is maintained the faot that planters are holdlnff back the large crop of rice for higher prices shows that they are In no need money, and the peaceful ending of the strikes In New Orleans removes the only troublo existing In business cir cles. The Iron market continues strong, with a largo and steady demand, anil miners are Increasing the coal output In all branches of manufacture pros perity is reported with a bright out look. The Tradesman reports 47 new In dustries established or Incorporated during the week, together with 7 en largements of manufactories, und It) important new buildings. Among the new Industries reported are a brewery at Savannah, tin., brick works nt l’rcs- ton, Ark., and Ilelenwood. Tenn., canning factory at Greenfield. Tenn.. nud a $300,000 construction company at OalvestoD, Texas. Electrical plants will be built at Bainbrldge, Ua., and Greenville, Tenn., Uuurlng mills at Augusta, Ga., and Burnett, Texas, grist mills at Beaufort, S. C.. and Ktt. ricks, Va., and an Iron furnnee at XashvlUe, Tenn. A $75,000 tee and cold storage plant Is reported at Paris, Texas, a $50,000 Ice company nt Oov- ington, Ky., coal mining companies nt Fort Worth. Texas, Norton, Va., and Covington, Ky., a $75,000 quarrying company at LoulsrlUe, Ky., a Sloo.nno manufacturing company nt Little Bock Ark., nud phosphate works at Bur- tow, Fla. The Tradesman also reporta of mills at Botvle and Hillsboro, Texas, u shoe factory at Griffin, Ga., tobacco factories at Statesville, and Winston. N. C., a cotton mill at Alarble Falls, nud a knitting mill at Galveston, Tex as, and a woolen mill at Fairmout, W. Va... Furniture factories are to bo built at Camden, Ark., and Florence. Ala., a carriage factory nt Roanoke Va., a lumber mill at Mobile, Ala., saw and planing mills at C.nrendoti and Nettleton, Ark., Sumter, S. C.. Litton, Tenn., Atlanta, Texns, and Cairo, W. Va., and stavo works Anniston, Ala., and Brinkley, Ark. Water works are to bo built at South CnmAlton, Ky., nnd Cleveland, Tenn. Among the new buildings of the week os reported to Tho Trades man, are a business block at Frank lin, Ky., a $35,000 church at Knox ville. Tenn.. a college at Lexington. Ky., n $40,000 hotel nt Edgefleld. S. 0., and a $75,000 one nt Huntington, W. Va., a Jail nt Paris, Tenn., and a warehouse at Jacksonville, Fla. Cat and Hawk Fight, about yunr cat and dog vtoriev," said Zcke Smith, as iis slowly wabbled las cigar stump from the right to the loft corner, ‘T can give you straight goods about a fight I once saw between a vat nnd a chicken-hawk. It was some time ago. and before I was redu.-sl to drumming, but I wm all there, ami •winjrfng as wsttar a scythe blade as ever flashed in a summer sun. It wits a small meadow I was alt work In. aboi- five acres, I reckon, and die timith. that morning stood up sad bowed grace fully to tbs grade breeso which played across the valley. I am something of s P»et “/self, sad couldn't help thinking that Maud Midb-r and the Judge mlghl have had that little passage right tberi-. “But along toward noon, while I was laying a brautiful swath somewhire about the middle of a field, there cam? • sudden swish In the sir dote to tn> face. A quick stance showed me a l.r chicken-hawk on a swoop for u bit and while cat that had been lyig 1. m the tall grasa for rabbits, sod w_. nnw In a series of no ind down jumps making for the fence: The biwk had evidently taken the cat for n rsld/i, and ho was obliged to hare his meat, lie missed bis first pais, but after a eirefe or two In the air. pounced down again, and remained hi-lds-i so long in ‘he *b»t I was puzzl'd to think had taken olaee, an I r.m to see. “When within about 20 feet I saw the hawk had faatened on the eat, but {?;, by the back—bleu you, no!—by the bel.yl Tbe. cat, you know, •• quicker than lightning in Its movetnens, end the very Jnstaot he was struck must have turned on bia baek for fight. The hawk ?“ • big fellow, but he bad great dif ficulty in rising with the cat. He beat the grata with hla wings half a minute before he got under waj. I stood still •**‘ h e fan. As the big bird began to circle around I noticed there was some embarrassment in the case, and the * e ! t!n * iD *° In e very lively work with Ms clawa. The feathers licgan to n> and then was quite a cloud of them •o the air. ,,.'!T h, “V*; “'together surprised by the °* bis qnarry, flew round and Si'? 11 "Ver the field, but at last con- ff 4 * didn’t want that kind of rab- “L aod dropped It. The cat came down iws. T ‘ h, >d- but managed to get before I could reach It. The chick- » hawk took the woods without delay, dea,i f. ,up / K> se- from the top of sumo tree, fa the clearing sadly oontem- u s«3 b * d'Jf’ded condition and speo- ‘be nature of the new kind Li’. w “ h , * uc b Short ears, long "-iiau‘ b * rP «•»"*- -St Louis Globed duttes u al bJig performing n!» qJJ? •••» omcev of the prison. iuauifce^?t k |f llle ** ° C lhj ‘ ,a ''' “d 8» £1“}“?, ,1.*? r, I -’S u “ 0 ’J • evidenced by are tilSji •be*® alleged offence £ n * tnabla lipfori* anv o h rpoT^ r "‘V^dlng rioluSn ebanred with technical Wflatlon of intricate election laws to C v.J ,nr 'I** 1 - "here they wig p ?“ lle "- friendlcu and nfnrmlS?* A lh * C&SC COOld b« want? t? ed and dl, P 0 *<'d of la our 0uunt 7- b aa outrage and a wrong. ■1.mang eu War Scats-. “bled lo London Times. ‘b-* enormous peace if w.ll be the ebuqueror In ?! 2"°/Jbs future? He who can wiu ifitilu w*T° or 'bn* battles, and thoss ciL „t niore t be whi by min. ot armed meu than they have hirh- M' D Uo^men, e mi“^ J cauu01 be directed by •'f* Walloon. ’ “ 0t eTe “ W '“* ,he be'P 'The two chief things, ss hitherto. T« u,fsi •••dership and superior tac i the anx? “ u increase it-j.i ' ^ afford* no k-ud of gu.icantec. Jtl ■??“' f . 0rCl J Wf ““ Pecftc'- be riit fr ??“ « we hate Whr < Jah/5r l “# '** r ?* e ‘'es nombres.' i be! ef bf * '“dden convert, d to '•Airl f r, x ,;e r». ond mere, numbers? n-ar ^X,Li! re , told ,hat ,hl ' danger of * •; f[* a *J r - i- for my part, cannot w«'cannm 2* I believe that tr thre? oul f ‘.’ r ‘b® next two France ig mcorutur ih v more peaeefu. ami fe** ready to s tnk*H iauger h hid h,.r W » U§ ln 18SS< ^ hen *»»- V? Hr no!.*. but t° the button, and * i* J was founded. Now inv In Fra nee 1, mor/^nge™ on, to the maintenance of peace w th wonkl’f n ! h |? a ‘bv'republic. A monarchv SSS.w-tif to *'■ ii^with ii«,^ n3rrtU4i * u ‘-’ ,rrh“"ul!‘ P prC!, e n ‘ ™I< , r» on the banks f the Seine are not thinking of riir in ‘b»* n by tb, papal blewinf obta ^ ne< * f° r fltc republe The vff*.*** « “» b*cm "bygraaSngl* *gJSS ef f«>‘ »•»« »« lay rife *pri~ •< •nterngl strife in France, to ««ntisfr ri u , o.i. Frenai pe^.e for peace, and to make things smoother and eaaier for ,bo»» -n power. The latter, moreover ,h ' ,ir “ ffing** French general would *do dESltorV?h£»£ Mp thffm "V »“b * lererlb. f0 he?'^ l ‘' “ if th 5 f " h lon to ■leraaJr iff P“ Iltin * f»r war wth •ermsny. But who wants war .a Rus sia? Not the czar. He is a cautiour gentlemau, who asks for nothing beyond peace and <ra.«tntss at home. «? lone m RnuS? XM9t ma i°rfty of the mW wsrdt° P ''i ' “ “ ot , "2 n ‘ war - The t e * on, * Dt in Ruaaia art the Preaa, the Polo. an d the Jew*. Prearti*r*a Adventnic In AVhtlrehap.1 From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. .J,.™. “> adventure in London last °f “ very unpleasant nature," “'.‘d. <bf I*". Then. Swan, a Memphis cltv'sblhreaL. 1 !** “'““dering about the c“y sightseeing one day, and- flnallr (52* the notoriuos White- chapel diatrict. I wat ennmuftiwwi k« a tK'ZKnr who appeared to* be a mm. and* jj’b? ,ir *' wreck. 1 questioned him, ““d Ik* story wss so pitiful that I com hii U vid ri? , i,iv e ,,i g ,t « it. Ho said that wVwenL H. u i neXt , block ' 4ml tblthcr hiff.nS? 1- . i* *d os Into a gloomy old s b £l‘V" d i! 1 ,?.‘ br . ee n . puir ‘ of Hdwtty -..airs, to a *atuO .luffy room, lit onlr Once in there ho looked L W* crutene*, pulled ^5 and «°od up, a e X - f0 2life. \\ ft.. baIu I, *1 180 that you aro fraud; what do you wont with me?” lie replied that he wanted my nurao watch, and chain, and 2, enfow hfi T? wil| P dn^ voif Ug i T ifebiug knife. .Vis* H do you 00 * ood 10 cry out,* ho •aid, tor you cannot be beard in the street, and no one in this building will mSr. t t , ;r nr 5 id -' \ b»d .i.ea"Sf« ^ Pf'tty well and oonciuded that he was bluffing, that be would not dare kill me '“Abe vvy heart of London. M 1 y?*d a hsreless air and told him tbit he ivMhnI me he would hay® to kill “! *5*Vi be “light just as well I'd KEOUC expews::-. Tlii. Is On.AVi.jr »>.<•* • C.-.At II, Appro-.r: -'mi. Wilailltlgfor, N’nv 15. T .> tpj» cant that baa > been rnado relative n* the policy of the Fifty-thtnl c.ncrr~ -. the necessity hits been pointed out of making some reduction in the expen- dltures In order to avoid a delicti. Jn this relation It has oeen stated that the policy of subsidizing mnli steam ship lines would present uu opportuiv lty for the Democratic congress to use the prunlbg kplfe. This new service so fn- as It Is established. Is being formed muter contracts with the govern, merit There nre now In operation m-i* subsidized mall Hue* plying between ports ln this country and ports in South America. The first of next month the service will begin on tw ■ dd - tlonal lines. Of these lines threehave contracts for five years .-wr\1ce and two for ten years. Next Map-li nnotli. er contract will go into affect and sn altogether there will be nt the close ot the present administration eight lines carrying malls to foreign ports. Con tracts have already been entered into for three more lines and two of th s- are perhaps, the most Important of all the contracts. They prov.de for the carrying of malls front New York to Antwerp and Liverpool. Thin service, however, according to contracts will not be until 1S95. Appropriations have already been made for the cost of tlie service on eight ot these lines, which amount for one year to nearly one million doltnrs. The estimated cost of the additional service already con tracted for will amount to nbout $l.- 000,000 yearly. YVblle the department wiu be dependent on congress for mon ey with which to pay umounts to Is-- come due each year on these contracts, the contracts are nevertheless leg > v uments and the government Is b., by them. It is stated that If congress should refuse to appropriate money th<- steniyshlp company have legal re course to the court of claims to com pel the faithful performance of all obligations assumed by tho govern ment under thn contracts. PCTUlAD' »-• S T Fov t-.. TISTIC3. file* South.rn l;ni» Slat# _ IV.nNy- >; rT . lfl.-.-nsr census |wo tou.lcH.a lft«ue«l today giro* »tati*» i.os of poirolatioa ia 18JMJ by color, sex aa<i uativitr iu Kentucky. Teauetsee, AJabsiua. Missouri. Louislaua and Tex’ as. The features of the bulletia are summarized as follows: .3*?‘ u< *>-WWte I 5WUU2. etlored N 'tl'e bora. 1.790.279. forega •ora. 59,330. 'lVaai-«.ce—Tota: population. 1.707- olS. whirrs. J.330.G37. colored. 430.8S1. male,. S91JW3. temales. 875.9.13, a*. irIS b ° ra ‘ ,or0 -gu bora, 20.. PePOJaUoa. 1.513.017. s p- 71 ?- reiared 079.299, mule; WTABft females. iSo.501. uative bora, 1.49S.2K). foreign born, 14.777. Mississippi—T%M1 population, 1.289.. m ‘}. whites 544.851. colored. 744.740. males. 049.087. females. 039.01*.. naive bora, 1. 281.048. foreign horn. 7.952. '»bites 558 3!)5. co'.or.-d 501- 'oYtT* 1 '” "•^'■’^•■‘^0. foreign bora J«^.YVh„e 1.745.935. eolored 489.. 15^D56. t Te b ° ra farciga born CONSPIRATOdS ARRESTED. forts Law In Foii K hks.-- >l |». From Uj# I>onghk.-.-pAlo N>-w*-Preu for s U a2!i_ men ' rp< blvuts ol the city lifetime, and well kpowa to aU. S** «»mw| wkhoirt complaint, with- law “d without nay process of sumUi plj upon tb* direction of a rffgy.M.tt* polls that the voter San. -w ,trt *■ was about to commit •wwoffeuee against the election law. drai^i ot 00 «im,, were • CT ?, miniU ‘ before Lord High 1 laI *er. by the Grace of r *” n « collector and Re- nuS, 1 ?" of ^F^be* county, a coSn^l" for ha* been the most tt# “, d "o'ov'm* violator of might WTJHtJi urtrr ‘b*‘ be zALlj ,’ ■* Jndgmsot up-m voter* tr- "/ove Mm. and who we P Endrell V Broocr ® 1 ** Prodivirtes. vh?lvxlL r Ignorant of the dedriaos of draeTST'.r. 10 ft* ie*al status ^ red! *bs Votor should reg- ths ?! calmly committed to Sd?™' “'lb* mar.hal for trtas- *» United Sutra jnfi lo Now • ifensn who bad oonnnitted no SSP *oy iaw, State or na- n Ivnlfe* !“* of laboring mm without sJSg?* 111 *b» world, and families dr! ball o it'XkA ^b™,! b* Insisted upon a the with aubstsnlal nSf c- y,j “v-'r. and in default thereof. ‘v'rireTf u wfa* resident of SfSft don K*3K frac, . . t0 auy of. w.,*SiS 2 u^Tot^io^K? same man waa •i ru . / i» 4 V 1 .: th. tame oltcnco ‘u ‘ T ,m<,er b “' 1 I?? * r * of it. why don't you get to work r I saw that he waa cowed, and, throwing my hand to my hip pocket I stepped forward nudsaid firmly, 2? 1 ‘bat knife.' He handed itto ?nd%!n U i. * word, unlocked fhc door, and bild It open for me to past onu v h* 1 ! 00 P-ntol—never carry one- bat 1 iiinde no mors vitiu to the denn ;!,nt jibSy."' wltbout a buriy “*• Tuctiow fraudsT Th* R«publlcatiM Are Trying to Find Democratic Irookclnras. Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 15.—Public ex- dtement In tho alleged election frauds In this city and county continues un abated, and great interest la taken In 'bo proceedings In court before Judgo Haight. Last uiglit Edward Uuuy and Justlco of the 1'coce Joseph Devry- enger of Cbcckowny were arrested on the charge of forgery | n clutuglng re turns from the First district of the town. They were held to ball Count- er Investigation waa started by the Democrats this morning l»y Inform ation laid before Judge TIlua In the superior court, mentioning uo names but alleging that certain Republicans bad been guilty of attempts to bribe Inspector* before tho election In the Interest of particular candidates. Howard A. Simmons, a well known Republican lawyer, was put on the stand and testified that be had used no money Improperly In tbo canvass "T >'r 11 1' li: .i rv n f mij. erinteudent of education. The mo«t startling disclosures yet made developed this morning when It was found that tho ballots cast at the polling place In the First district of the Eleventh ward bad not been destroyed nnd were still In the box. A recount was made In tbo court be fore Judge llalght, and the totils agree with the police returns given out election night, while the returns afterward filed with the clerk showed n change of seventy-five against llm- arson. Republican, for luperintendent of education, and 02 against yulnby. Republican for district attorney. Tbe case is (till In progress. A Republican trick to Dlifranchlir n Hoot I.OKtt ol Voters- New York, Nov. 15.—One of the afieg-d conspirators who are accused of plotting to abduct a load of Troy Democrats on ection day, and so prevent them from voting, was captured last night in thi- city, and is by this time on tbs way to Troy .n charge of Chief of Detective Markham of that city. The pr.soner j Archie M. Aston, clerk in the custom house, and an alleged hireling of Dare Martin and bis gang in this enterprise. Aston did not appear at the custom hou-e after the affair and was arrested latt n.ght at his bouse. The story was that the steamboat Belle Horton had been chattered and loaded with beer a.d eatables^ It was to sail at daybreak fjf** **»*» eii-ufiiiuuui* uu buani for a Jollj time. The excursionists were al. Democrats, and Invited for their politi cal fa^th. Bob Magee, the notor.ous blackleg and ex-convict, win had broken jail not long before at Hudson, and tt- caped by swimming through the sewer, ^a« in charge of the boat. One* out of Kht of the city the return was to be delayed until too late to vote, and tbe 350 excursionists had be*n disfranchised. The eteamb >at was on time th- morn nc 'f ■ «• ion day and so wen* -he ,-Mr*.. /- Isis. So were alto me poKce* Wok* Ma gee end some fifteen of his h nchm-n were seized and locked up. A*to:i wanted for an assault growing out of the arrest. Dispatches from Troy thn- days ago Intimated that Dave 31art n. and even Matt m.ght be drawn into tliv* affair by the time the..matur had bet n thoroughly sifted. This, however, •inct been denied. Xsexlngton Rrjofre*. Ijoilnffton. Nor AILAWTA'S RATIFICATION hvCsteCltf Inini lt««*lr fsKtiv In Jtt Uloi y. Kor- 15.—(Special.)—Every ■ram brought crowds to take part in ?. e ® reat Mtifieatton dem- WM kri?i tonI Sii'- The eity was brUiautly illuiqluaieil and ilme ateil fet the occasion. By dark there aa i Imn ; c '>* bonfire on nearly every business see Ion. and the tor a JP'ie. 00 ,h » line of tho procession were lined beyond the limits 12“ wcetators, representing the entire •orcWifbt procession, which "P!, D€<I the ratification exercises, moved rariy toward ‘he capitol. where tho waa held. Hon. H. G. Turner. Hon K G. ill! Bignon. Col. N. J. llam- o V? vernor Northcn and MIon. Hoke Smith were the leading speakers. Mr. dll Bignon received a highly \flatter- n 8 «,!r Ceptlo i L I 111 * * [H -‘ ec ’ 1 was mainly ! ®“logy of the party und leaders, as n Ji!° ,ba V, of ‘he other orators. AVhile the speaking was In progress the c '!f. *^te hands of the celebrants. with tin boras and fireworks, who fslrly mattered the windows of tho heavens with a Denmcratc din that kept the “7 awake till «f ter midnight. Jsck Chinn Faintly shot. Nor. 5.-Col. Jack Chinn, a horse starter, was probably f ^J hot “' he East 8t Txmii track ^ af'eraoon by Ofiicer D. D. Anthony f the track police force. Chinn ws un- i!?., C sl! r ". t •“ *« “ * starter for the “de track, but some time ago be Chicago to officiate at Chicago, In■ r! 3 . 8 . h ‘ | Q". .Ki‘ Ohlna, here. The management tried to bold Chinn to his contract. Chinn did not respond prompt- [J* J“J Then he did come did very K l !!L’ r0r ?V •*•. serricea of Starter EJTI' r ,. , of Guttenberg were secured. „ 7?vi! U etternoan went on the track b J! wo I k ' * nd finding Divyer flae , frora Mm and or- ,!!_ J™ ‘he track. Dwyer refused , 0I L Ul * officer* for pro- Pffiper Anthouy t,.ld CLiuu to oinsru for s ™tt *a 5° *iterc«Uuu IS.I'.ii Urln f wh J ch Chinn was shot s*v- oral times by the officer. He is ln n dangerous condition. China took the flag from Starter Dwyer, hand, at the first race. Af.er ij? M d . wa * ,,n ‘ away he wslked to ?* oinh. house, where Secrctarjv-Sincitir haudeu b.m bis discharge. He threw it n rage upon the floor, saying, "by no man can d.scharge me." At the asms time he reached out with one baud and *ra.- d Siac.ai,- l.> lie .- a-. , p,. i, m teiv ird him. With Ins il s-ng g ,| h.i;,iJ 1 h:n:i puiled out .1 murder,-in I ok.eg kn.f ■ and apparently w.,s about to wreak Ils wrath upon th est-cretary. Cnpt. An- tli ny, who ivas ne.tr. sprang f ,rward. At this point accounts differ. The ons riven the most credenes is the state- meat by Cap. Anthony, who says that whil n -t in any danger himself, he saw that Sinclair’s life was In danger: also, tnat the latter had drawn a revolver and should be fire it. bullete were likely to hit some of the crowd that were gath ered. To prevent thie be put hla revol ver to Chlnn'a face and fired: the ball entering his neck. Chinn fei: M hut soon staggering to hie feet, exclaimed, 'yon cowards hail better go and selecS yunr grave yards; I am lo th.'s racket to w n. and by God, win I will." He then start ed to walk away, but was placed under arrest. Fhys.clans removed him to tbe hospital. It is said late tonight ‘bit he will recover. He told a friend that he would fix it all right with Slncl.t r and ask his pardon, but still makes hrt-ais Off.cer Anthony and his assistants. n>v» bo ■« Hal, Frost Cassell’s Saturday Journal. cLrod 1 ‘!k.?‘! r *t d j' ri,h o'-*" de- wared that b« ~>t been in bed for 70" rs - he toot: hi. real In door- and passages. This is not a bad “» “an.'’ of the homeless class !!“ 1, t I , P,!° b *hiri l>>ci K. Certainly th«e are thousands—m t saly in England, bnt *rer the world—to whmn such 0 .'JfO’T a* a bed it unknown: unfortu- *° ,*" v <Wr head, in the Pi**** jm ztnable, to prevent pofire *^ I “ 8 rndri 7 * w »kenefl by the -w SJ2 “o'erslo-wi:; told the writer h-f principal thought for S^rnM d hiV ba “ J* ro »t'l rount: Where “2“J5*JdgB1 Oat night? And he had * ”*”?■ that h“‘ for having this object o.op*““ u 7 in view tie he tramped oeer kT ““ 1 «»onous pavements of London l.nee,5 u" hl ! «**«". He ao ^ d *‘ Mtnself in tfter day. when .T ot . S"“ °* his experience* ■t “doas.DE out * he however, never slept in a "hh-h some thirty persona of P*h seam did at Budapeatb a few years 5*? , .The water, which was warm, flowed from a rn.ll. and the vagninL got mto It nnd converted a number of stones into temporary pillows. Even pcopl- with homes cmt.l »Jt wiute strang,. Rories on this head. Of course, in *pm« countries bed.i are nn- known. The Japanese, for example. «i»en os the floor, muffled In a great wadded rvoat. and with a block of wood for n pillow. But. confining ourselves to England, just talk lo the dwellers ln the slums on this subject. Why. going to bed there during the summer months is positively Inviting torture. Many place* swarm with vermin, and conse quently those who live in them find it more comfortable to sleep anywhere "™f r than in the proper place—«Ten on the doorstep. The manager of .an Isle of Man hotel remarked a few months ago that “riii tors never went to bed. The servants am often asked to provide breakf.isL at d to 4 a. nt. Certainly the streets of Dong its nre pretty lively any time dur ing the season. A gentleman Is fond of relating that one night a select party settled not far from_hl* bed-room window stul created the most discordant din imaginable. He ho re It with exemplary patience for about fire hours, and then dressing him- Rolf, ho wont out and mildly expostu* “28* RJJTins ho wantod »>mo sloop. Sleep! roiirod one of the ran*. Wowing a terrific blast on a toy trumpet, then what did you come to the Ise of Man for? They say at Blackpool, too, Drat If yon arrive at any hour of tbo day or night you are Just in Urn* for something or other. The story goes that early one morning * dance waa in progrem on one of the Piers, when a shipwrecked sailor, who had been drifting about on » spy «od had fortunately “landed" on the girders below, crawled np the step*. The M. C. came forward—they nre never surprised nr Blackpool—smiled, bowed and said: ‘‘Pleased to see you, sir. Can I find yon a partner?” WANTS TO SET IT ASIDE. a Snltto Ret Aside Ik. bftakUv* *| pnrttanm.nl of Indiana. Indianapolis, Nov., 15.—A suit to eel aside the legislative apportionment will bo heard by tbs aupr.rae eonrt Nov ember It. Morgan Chandler, through hi* attorney, ex-Jodge Nihfack, has tiled in the supreme court bis brief in tbe suit. Niblack denies that there is a parallelism beiwern th* Indiana and Michigan cos- ,, and sajra that the coo- sritutional provisions in Wisconsin, Mi- higon nnd New Y’ork governing tbe spportioamtnt of members of she Leis ure different from those in <b._ 1*. ■ Precedents in tho states named not bo cited for Indiana, .kaything actual equality ot tho lii.tricu, ra integrity of round b- ,, ”“cnoo In our c.i .r: "here the i..--4r.ty of coundes mu»: li- ", Itamv,;:. 03 0 ;j .1, , f a . | j, , .er».-l, -• f ’ -,o x.i,. ^te , nt of o-ir .--j ^ lV i,.„ 1 11, k 1 tncltid , that If groat.r ! «1-1,0111 warrant >■ n.,’.. It-ms are to b- I t-poa 1...1, ... ; •■ •-:••■» , ■ -*—-1 open h. right to ef legislative -i.-tr.-i - 1.. .... "• " i:g.. he was temiorar.ly through amendtnenV to the ror.uiuuoti tk-iington. Nor. 15.—(Special.)— 1 The nomocracy was ortTwhelnilngly triun* iihnnt In this county nnd tho radical nnd third party candidates were hardly known in the election. The people had a grand jollification heru on Saturday night and cei.hreu.1 iho great Democratic victory with a torchlight prtw-eatsion. After marching arnitud and through* the town, the pro- eession waa haJted in front of the court bouse, whore tbe crowd was addressed h7 Messrs. W. G. Johnson, E. Care* 110 d W. L. Brown, all of Lexington, and a Mr. Coie of Alabama. It is quite uatural that this, the greatest Demo cratic victory In fifty years, should be celebrated everywhere with bonfires, processions and speeches. Bible day wiu celebrated to perfection at the Bandit Church here laet night by the cb.ldrcn of tbe Baptist Sabbath •chool. Professor Th.-anis B. Moss, superintendent of tbo school, had his pro gramme oarriol out by his Sjbhr.th school to the cumpletcst sucoee,. without he occurrence of a single mistake to Jbs ItrietKo enjoyment of a crowd--1 his shoulder, out of wh.eb h* paid all house. It was nn evening long to l>e beta, and into which he put ail money membetvd by tUl present., bet with hint. He hid two $3,(JUU hank EveeUent -c ‘ v certificate*, and other ssa-s to bins his stock in trade np to $20.UUU. 8 r ral days ago a trunk containing the sate el and some papers was found on the West Side prair.e. and be bookmakers of tbe city think that Wall nerar got out of the city alive. Some people eay that Wall h u gone hack to Auitralia. but hie friends do not think so. He wwt o a mm to go awsy mysteriously. Tits police hive been unable to find any trace of him. Wh»r* !■ Jim U all I Chicago, Nov. 15.—Jim Wall, the well- known and wealthy bookmaker, is mi-s ing. Wall Is the man who attracted th* attention of thousand* dnr.ng the fi.st part of the racing season in Ch-cago. He is an Australian bookmaker and did basinet* it Garfield Park. Washing ton Park, and Hawthorne, after a fash ion tbal looked queer to American eyes. He carried a leather satchel slung ov.-r Excellent crops of corn,' peas, bay and potatoes and short crops of cotton have Jwen gathered by our fa rang* this fall. They are planting a large acieags in "heat end oats now. as they did last 111. Tie people are fas: learning that it is wl- lom to rai«e supplies at home and let cotton be n surplus crop. Everybody L f-i-ling good orw the •ytopy for Clevolami. Drtnocnfjr the rise In the price of cotton. An»w$r This. TVhj do 10 many people vr% ere around us seers to prefer to suiter alid be rautle mleeinhle by indlgestiiiu, constipation, dlaxiih -loss of appetite, ooming up of ‘h* food. 7.eUow skfu, when for i5 cents we will sell them Shiloh's Vltallser, guar anteed to cure thorn? Tits Winston Conflagration. Winston. N. C„ Nov., 15.-1116 fire which broke out last night In tho three story storage building filled with hay, burned all night In spit* of a grateful rsln which put out all tbe other smould ering firre i ntbe burned blocks. There waa considerable excitement Ip. the early evening caused by the dlsciOTsry of a rog saturated wkh kerosene burning in the rear of a email house on Fifth street. There Is no clue to the Incendiary. Mayor Earner today publishes a card discrediting tbe idea of inccndiari.nl by negroea in the town. The moot influential colored dtisens met last night and adopted resolutions of sympathy for tbe sufferers of the Hr. Th- 1-1—- ■, ■ ) fires could not possibly have originated by sparks from the fir-t (ire and there to much mystery ns to their origin. The Monetary Conference. London, Nov. 15.—^lo programme yet ex.sts for the international moaeti y conference, which will open at Brussels. November 22. When the del-gates meet tbe proceedings will he opened by one of the Belgian representatives inning the AmerifSh delegates to state the 'J -p s- als which they desire to hare disc is ed. These presen ed, a committee w..l bo aft- pointed to prepare a definite programme, A repretenatire of the Associated l*re<s has learned that Kr Wili am Vernon Harconrt, chancellor of tbe exch-qner, has given instrnctJon* to the Engl >h delegates that they are to treat the c n- ference as a purely del.beratlve boiiy, without power to commit ,the govern ments represented to anything. tion Is heir.g largely ~*cte ladies of Memphis. oil by tha Knight* of Jeabor Meeting. Sf. Louis, Mo., Nor. 15.—Tbo six- teenlh anual meeting of the general assembly of Knights of Labor began this morning. The convention waa called to onler by grand master l’ow- derly. nnd the committee on credentials presented their report. Consideration of this report consumed nil the morn ing session nnd other preliminary pro ceedings will follow before tbo real work of the assembly cun be taken up. At the afternoon session commit tees were appointed on distribution, appeals, state of thn order, co-opera tion and secret work. h*l' K.es,Ion Itrlurn-. San Francisco, Nov. ln.-Officlal re- turns from 1,758 precincts In Califor nia outside of San Francisco giro Cleve land 84.210; llarrisou 90.950. ILtrri- son’s plurality (1,748. There remain 413 outside precincts to be heard from In addition to those In city. Springfield. Ill.. Nor. 15,-Completo but unofficial returns from the s'nto give Cleveland 422,842: Harrison 300,- 783. Montpelier, Vt„ Nov. 15.—The oHI< Ini vote of the stale for president; Unr- rison 37,992; Cleveland 1&325. Coughing I« nl once stopped lty Dr. Bull’* Cough Syrup. Keep it always In the house. Honor, For Ilrntpltlll. Wasijutaiwi. Nov. 35.—It is rums red here that Representative Hemphill of South Carolina may be OkvelMd’a socretarv of the navy. The two are per sons' friends, and the president thinks hlkhlr Of Il-mphlU's integrity and •Ml'”. The Evening Star tlwiks iho npnuintment not noiikely. Oh , What m Cough. i win yon heed tho warning. Tbs sig nal, perhaps, of tlie sura approach of that more terrible disease, e<msumptlen. . Ask yourselves If yon can effort] for tbs I ssko of earing 50 rents run tho risk „ , and do nothing for It. We know from Sold by Goodwya & Small Drug Core- I • xperieece that Shiloh's Cure will cure l.inr l-APnOP I'liaee* «• . s ... I T*. 1. I -1, T* tksws* foils TV lo ov. ChamheFB of Drpn(te«. Paris, Nor. 15.—The position of mfn- {■Jwj 1 wrl ^ the all alwrrbing topic in the lobbies of tho chamber of depatic* this cTeniuff. Animated rtnupa diactiated the outoome of tomorrow's debate on the mil p visit tb* irovernment power to apppre^a violent Anarchist newspapers. IThxt the rebate will be an acrimonious w evld.'.it from the language and hytho governmonc's oproneniS. Tbo »or.>miiifni h.v« decided to prose cute the directors of the Pan*ma Canal C ompany. This dispoiMM tor the mootftt of the whole Padsiux canal question, ftn « Jt to f*-*l thought that th* debate M for Thursday. If it occur* at all. will affect the portion of tbe cabinet, tho opposition funfintug its enenrie* to the debate *e*. to- tc morrow. It i* be lieved that tii * ministry will refu*e to discuss the Panama cmn.il question nt all. nom* that tbe matr*»r it being dealt (with judicially. Many doputije, however, (are opposed to the pro*ecm^a of the directors, and will likelj seek aa oppor- I tunlty in tomorrow's debut • to 'attack | the iroveram»Ant on tlia; subject. It ;« | I reported tonight, however, that Count | de Leescp*. Charles tie beuep*. 51. Fon- taaoa. M. Cottu and M. Efftd are in cluded among the Panama defendant*, aud that they are charged with breach of trust sad malversation of iurnto. your cough. It never fails. Thfa ex plains why more than a million bottles wew sold tbe pest year. It relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mother*, do cot be without it. For lame back. Ride or cheat, nae Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Goodwyn and Small Drug Company, corner Cherry street and Cotton avenue. llarrlMm In Efllgy. New York. Nov., —inere waa _ proettsjou of enthusiastic Democrats fa Miepeth list night which oarrowly ee- oapod terminating In a riot. Visitors had a wagon upon which waa ereoted a scaffold, and dangling from this die- gusting emblem waa an effigy of Preal- _ dent Harrison. Local Democrats hooted I the perpotora and tore the effigy pieces. People .'Terl ok*»d the irr.p rtance of ppn ■•Ol!y : :.»1 •■!:. rs. • wet 1(< .J w : . T-.a ■: I : »w t i: » ;c*p.» r.'»lljr koswn that Syrup u . ; i \ "... ! ’ •' JUt.< u.-.! .- • i ; , • w .!l b iv o’hri-r I.iiitiY. *, n h:<,• ' f : a . I- -• f-A' njure »he BLIND. n»«r htuii whj wi locuy a box el BEECHAM'S; PILLS for the d.scM'-r* rhlch J ^ crow Out of I«palr«a' > / fur m > / )f | U« nk '•leteei.irh. < wn. jl 1 »«. Ulsortie*r*-<1 V * ^ Mwr %i.k llead i Jons! \err.os •n'oon'ir.'* t-ke "thi J ^ place an entire la« ch*» 2 I COVERED WITH * TASTHUS AMD { | ^ ^ lOlUSlI MAHN8^ j F«*t Through Line. Wasliington, Nov., 15.—The manage ment of the Richmond anil Danville Railroad Company announce that be ginning November 20 they have per fected arrangements with tlie Pennsyl vania railroad to op<; ate their fast limited train through, betweeu New York and New Orleans, currying Pull man sleeping and dining care between New York nnd New Orleans, Aiken ami Augusta, and between Washington and Memphis; also connecting nt Atlanta with vestibule! sleepers to and from Shreveport, La., via Meridian ami Vicksburg, travelers and United States mails consuming practically only one day between titeoe remote point*. A ? I*rr Out* liter****. Lowell. Mass. Nov. 15.—At a meeting of the scents of tbe Lorn-til Cotton Mills today it was decided to grant an In crease, not to exceed 7 per cent In tbe wages of operatives, to lake effect De cember 4. Providence, R. I„ Nov. 4.—The Lons dale Company and tbe firm of B. II. & R. Knight notified their employes to day of an Increase of wages to go Inh, effect December 0. The amount of tbe proposed increase la not given out. This action will doubtleen be followed by other colton manufacturers in tho state. liutiiin Penesali. Dob'.'a. N,v. 15. (Sr eiaLj-Jodge W. F. Jenkins was registered at the Hooks boose yestt-rday.The Judge was on hs wsy to Irwinton, where be goes to hold th* adjourned term of WQktoson super ior court this week. Cole. T. L. Grmes and Jam . S. Chappell are In attendance on Wdkintoa superior court this week. GspL Joshua Walker of Lauren Hit: was in tbe city on Saturday. Col. John M. Stubbs and l’ -tma-l-r Clark Grier spent Sxtnrday out < a L'ol. Stubbs' plantation at 3lontr.se, bird hunting. “How to Curs All Skin III*. Simply apply "Swaync's Olntnicct” No Internal medicine required Cures teller, ecaetna. Itch, all eruptions on the face, bands, nee*, etc., lesrlng the «• i„ clear, white end healthy. Its great heal Ing and curative nowere are potsvesrd by no other n mi'df. Ask your drurciit for Swayoe a Ointment S The palate is almost tickled with Scon’:; Emulsion of cod- liver oil. The stomach knows nothing- about it—it does not trouble you there. You feel it first in the strength it brings; it shows in the color of cheek and smoothing out of wrinkles. It was a beautiful thing to do, to cover the odious taste of cod-liver oil, evade the tax on the stomach, and take health by surprise. Let us send you a book op careful living; free. Nev»!vort.* 01lr,,B ' Cb *" d,< *' , ‘* 8o,aa ? l ^ a *” wp ' Yew drasjlw keeps Srotrt ftanldos of cod-Uvcc oa-slt ilnuxmi everywhere ds, jt. I.m Tear Mel at Heme. From the Rural World. Lift your reverently when you pats tho teacher of the primary school, sho it tb* great ungel of tbe republic. She taks* the banting flesh front the home CURE PlokRoodarb»and radar* til the trujbta fad- wot to a bill i* «tat« of the ■ju*-in. -nioh aa fiu/iit.-4, .N, t i,ws. Drowsier*-- efter remarkable auct tcs has Loan klwim in curi'jtr Headache, yet Carter* ore equally valuable In aadpeaventit;* UUa annoy n Acha Iher w. ild he almn who mifTer from Ud* dia but fortunately their aoodrw n.-m i here, nnd lho^« who one* try them «U1 Do these list!.* piiiq v^l i*hla la no many wayn lb Wf not ba irflling to do without iha But after ail tick b—^ li the bane of 10 many l!\ rs that her?* fs where »»* make our prr»a? toaaL Our Dllh cure II while < th undo not. CaitTsa'a Lrmx Lra Prux aravery rmall arul very eeay to Uke. o »or two pib- rrake a dene. They are ntrletly tegrtotieand do n t ,rrlp<* or purxe. but by (heir rvntle ac . o DAeonoal! whkuae th, tl In TtaLiat *5cer.t»: nre for $ I Hold everywhere, or nent by mail cims man co., 9m M W &w Smill Wen COMOHSSIO.VEIfS SALE OF VAL CABLE LAND. By virtnc of a Judgment d - reo front Jones snperior court we u ill sell at pu!r lie ontciT to the high--i Mddrr. for casli, on tbe first Tti<s.lty In I) ember next, within the legM hour* of sale, at tl - court hoUM door in Clinton. Jone: lady who known her bualaest takes a £*V!’- '' h * j i acd -" whole carload ,,f the- anarch:-t«. ono f«ner .Mats, of whom, single-band -d and alonx, i. ' r *^" ’’ " ' more than n match for hia parents, and 1 at onc« puta them in a war of Wloir ! u«cf':. aa.l u^tikdi citizens.* At what cxnenie of toil, patience and soul wear- [ sQt*i. I-.ft your hat lo her. Gray-* and Bnul! the J. M. Fr-.!.* farm lauti-t. S >. : court for di ‘ the Or you area 1. w IU cure you. cl** T. r ToOnr Sabitrlbrri, # The Weekly Telegraph bat been gitng * Staailily all summer to die homes of ,nh- I eonbers. Tho time has come to collect " Do rot wait fer agents. ! i-, ',|„r# th rough postmavtart. Thousands „f ,hl. v lars are due us In little amount-, tvui .1 Sf *“h*eriber send In Id* amountf ' The labd on tbs paper tells bow yndl ftaod. , Examine the htbel, and If In art*rim ^ Psoaao remit at once. These littl. •* will n«P ns. It requires money to run a newspaper. Every dollar due is needed. Idook at the label nnd sec what you owo nud send it to us. Send money by posuifflce order, rogio- t*7«* lettvr "r W safe way. loo raJivS la , * *"*» amount to you, hut 10.000 Q f them will amount to a groat deal to tbo basinets ot this papec, flrulny \\ omrn In S«« a iun. „^ Pbi f' T em I ' Xor - 15.—The annual ! ‘he A««ociatlon for tbs Ad- ▼ancement of Women convened here t/> J5fu fc ';^ v *? crot *«*ton was held, n* for f° rt ^ • wore ^^Kd* applications " HM « J o* and other transacteil. At the ses- W--K-'“ 6 follow lug papers were rend and dijcussed: 'Talk on Art." ^7 halna D. Cheney of Boston, 5™ S P xr !r dl '! Columbian Expoat- 2" 1 ,S Octavla Bate* of Deu-oiL At tbs seaaion tonight the following pa- K vTI re B , T.? d: ,r A ^ nt Kindergartens,’' b ‘T(,y T'iMU J <> , V I Fair <’bilda of BostoOl J .°i. ma . li,m ’l hy Mica i CHILES. ilIUVKS, lll'DSON, -^....••iL-aera,