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MACON, GA., MONDAY. DJMT \fBER 5, 1892.
THE LAW A DEAD LETTER
President-Elect fatcWi rr'ir.
. I Th- firm will
Bj tlie Ration.
1AT GROVER IS DOING
| TiC r lt flis Health and dive Him
i lie Eest He Seeks in tlio
Retired Spot.
Ud ORE DAf AT SCHOOL.
,: on By tlie Teacher and Pat
’s to Receive Him—He Will
I Leave, the ' tland Thursday
For Cape Charles City.
Va.. Nor. Nbtwithrtiad.
Sabbath i* considerod a dny of
l>rosid«vt-clect Cleveland oro«. at
.Jjis si..minp and took n ^ ri8k J 7a ‘ k
vicinity of Mr. Ferrell a cottase
liftenvnrd* breakfaalod and ro-
1 i-Xrs onrtil «h* aft«rnoou. Xt
I. i d not to attend divine service
Ptt «t 11 o'clock ns had
Mr. Clcve-
. ,'ccon.paniew by M»W. Jeffmon
[Dr.ris, took a drive a.ooj? the beach
r'ub house undercut carryall, rhe
| «re out driving for over two
\ftcr their return tlio regular
Mock dinner was served. No unu-
| number of natives from the mniu-
visited ltroadwater today, and the
m ry >iuiet of the ordinary Sunday
[the eTuin* the BKfe steamer Sun-
. came 0 Ter to Kxmore landing for
[parpose of bringing three yoOn*
idclphians who hove had three days
_iiag on the island, their fathers be-
I members of the Broadwater Club.
Lei B. Jefferson also cams Olf l*
fiicht and took tbo 1021 trtol to-
for the North. This leaves the
[ entirely froo of visitors except the
enVeiect end h. Clark Datis.
Cleveland has promised to virft
me Ulaad school daring ’he coming
Be ii expected oa -1. tirst bright
..noon sod Miss Florence Huds.n,
> suportntends tills r.vlhcr prjn.tfre m-
tlon of leomlus, has placed every-
i n.ocrl-r for her distltxru'.shed r**.-
— I school building in a small frame
.-e, •itus.ud n stone's throw from
white church. It will ictotntno-
me forty pupils nnd it is fitted UP
I _d faahinuwl single tlesks. a drum-
u : - ■ ■■•■ mid rogulst..io buick-
Ti.vo is cons.tntrauio rvcirr
. ii.il.ws in the matter nt
ot m .l-m-sriss for tbo president
table. A t-uinti/ul supply of fresh
• a dims, oysters, ton-spin and
iv 1 ..f .'Scry doscripton arw daily
1 hi tli ‘ hope it may furnish a
! dish for tlu* visiting party,
the absence oV Private Secretary,
rinn. Mr. Qctdafed o Weeds to hi*
i correspondence. Almost every nftsr-
n, when condition* nr.* uafarocaWs
dhoot'jif. the president elect MU
mdf At Mr. Ftira'i private deck atul
hfully devote* bknsdf to Anstvencig
letters m required immediate odd
mal attention. Mr. Olirdisd sfeqps
irkabty w«U. mfldom awakening dnr-
ndlrtit The perfect quiet vrtuch
i together with tbe inviaoraiing
air 'are well calculated both to
.* and prevent hunmifl*
ho bay today i* literally aliro with
‘t of water fowl. Road head*, brant,
biQ and black docks everywhere
?et» in large number*. The tide is
settling Into its bod and beeom-
ire faTonable for ducking. The
ta for epo.*t now appear better
t Any time during the prewut tnra-
The floating bjhius have been coa
ted and when Mr. Cleveland again
i huatinf he will hart better oppor-
for bagging gnuis than hereco-
•raiti haw ii
i\ F. Mil**.
Ala., Nov. 27.—(Spe
ll r to ev Hixson severed
ith the Union Springs
week and ha* formed a
th Mr. Broest L. Blue,
practice Law in this city,
composed of two of the brightest
young lawyer’s in Alabama, who have
already made for themselves au envia
ble reputation.
The Union Spring* Herald i« now
edited and pyWished l»y Mr. F. F. Miles,
shot
ho wUl cont:
Democratic ba>is which has i
oourfic through th# past year.
Mr. Jam«*« H. Bley, who
Inst Wednesday by Mr. F. M. Moseley,
nn account of which appeared in the
Telegraph, continues to improve, and
stronger hopes wu smertainea for his re
covery. The finest Alabama lawyers
have been einpliyed ou the case, which
will come before the circuit court next
February.
The Central railroad of Georgia sus
tained a $1,000 lo*«s here Inst Thursday
by tlio burning of cotton wbch bad been
p aced at the depot for shipping. The
ootton was ignited by a ©park from a
freight engine.
IN THE RIECHSTAG.
Eng*«i
Illcliter Said to lit# Ableit
Unn Blnco Wlndthorst.
Berlin, Not. 27.-Kr.un: ZeCttof find,
nothing new in Count Caprivi’s speech.
The National Zeitiog say* the chnnccllor’s
arguments do not remove the n/mneous
grave objections to the military bill and
other government bills related to it.
Since the death of Windtborst, Eugene
Itichtor has been the ablest speaker in
the bouse, and hi* speech will be a
slgnnl for 7Tbattle for supremacy. Nev
ertheless all factions who live to oppose
everything proposed by the government
are proinlalr^ great things for him. for
this winter. Richter’s speech will be
followed by a long aud bitter struggle,
the result of which can only be guessed.
Fopallfiti Hard to Convince.
Dublin, Nov., 27.—(Special.)—In the
face *of the October election in which
Hon. Thos. H. Rowe, the Democrat can-
drid.ite defeated, B. B. IAidcr, fho third
party camdMatO for the legalature by
nearly 300 majority, and Uve congres
sional ejection In which Hon. Ii. G.
Turner received a majority over the
combined forces of tlio third party and
IbiPitblicAus the third party defecation
mot yesterday In the alty end made the
following nominations:
For ordinary. Dr. G. F. Green; for
tax collector, B. B. Under; for tax re-
•q joj :ppmnr t o
P.ulgett; for clerk and treasurer, Jerry
II. low.
In view <»f *h« fact that there are
aertorni nMwilitis for the different
county offices, the Democratic executive
committee has ordered a primary elc-
tion to be held in the county on riie Sth
of December for the purpose of nominat
ing candidates for the several offices, and
when It is known who will be the ones
chosen to curry tin* Democratic banner,
all true uemocrai* will Sock to their
standard and will give th**_ third party,
iti the January election, such a "lick-
«ng
the face of th# •
r.iJ.
[:»
I
Mr. Ofereland’a rcsitlmico <m
_lwater Inland bo has given much
**ntion to daily uaperw. Arr;iugemeut»
Wu made, however, by which he
Death at Daataecms.
DfeshAOCtM. G«.. Nov.. 20. -(Special.)—
This town lias had the pall of death
again thrown over it. On Thurstlny last
one of the ablest* most influential and
reapotSlod cWnoi diwl. Mr. I. F. Cole
man w*»e tnktfli wkh hemorrhagic fever,
which temlnated fatally afser tlire^?
days’ oevere illness. Mr. Coleman wn*
a trustee of five school here, aud one of
the a toys of the town. He leaves a wife
aisl nine dhildron. only three of whom
nro grown. Diunaeou* feels her .o|W
most deeply end that a wife and chil
dren have lost a strong protecting arm
and tbo community, one of ks pillars.
There is soon to bo a library here,
many of the books being on hand. There
w*ll bo r. meeting next week to see about
it# eWAljliohincnt.
Tbe mfiiool is moving smoothly on with
iu oceanicnsri addition.
By Thornton Stringfellow at
Gainesville, Fla.
A WOMAN WAS IN IT.
Pratt and Mrs. Stringfellow Petech-
By tlie Husband in a Com
promising Position,
AND PISTOL BULLETS FLE'V PAST.
The Slain Man a Prominent Editor.
Stringfellow Makes a Statement
And Is Released On His'
Own Recognizance.
Gamesville, Fla.. Nor. 27.—A moat
horrible domestic tragedy occurred here
last night iu which Charles II. Prattlo?t
his life at the hands of an outraged
husband. Ten o'«fook. or thereabout/*,
sliotB were hoard near the square in the
centre of tlie town and soon a throng of
agitated citizens gathered. On the side
walk lay the body of Pratt, quite dead
though still warm, with numerous
wounds Showing on his body from which
tbe blood was flowing profusely.
A coroner'* jury was at once empan
elled and arrest* made, but nothing was
learend till Thornton S. Stringfellow, a
leading merchant, came in with his wife
and made a confidential statement to the
jury admitting that he killed young
Pratt, but gave justifiable grounds for
the same, in that be caught hit wife and
Pratt in a compromising position, which
plainly showed their guilt to his mind,
and he at once fired.
His wife stated that young Pratt tried
to assault her and she fought him. The
jury returned a verdict of death from
pistol shofc wounds at the hands of
Thornton S. Stringfellow, but added a
justifiable clause. Stringfellow is at
large under his own recognizance.
Pratt came here from Palatka last
spring and started the daily i^Nider aud
made a success of It. He was an en
terprising now (paper man and well
thought of throughout the state, having
newspaper in other towns in
connection with his brother. He leaves
a young wife. Pratt was 32 years old.
His body was taken to Palatka today
on a special train.
thin*** R«»trl*fU«u Art Ii Xol llr«*4«Hl |
lly «‘,hi* CeleittaU.
\S ash uglon. Nor. 27.—It to be
the unanimous r» i( ;nioa of thos.* inre.est-
t>,l w th fts execution that the lafip#t i
Oh. nese restrict Li m h as fnl)«vn * dead
letter. The law \ Vil > pRS!Wt i May 5, last
urso, if tlio event so demandt?
platforms uf both parlies in th«
last election should leave no doubt on
unfortunately plafr
point. Bur.
forms are too oft less guides for leg*
than they are for winning
of appi-
snd required thn:
its paas*j;e alL Chines laboi
tho United 8tat*4 *aall lake
tration papers u rad!.*,
ternaJ revenue of their reqi
tricts. and shall furnNh phut
thomselvas for th« jiurprwe
cation. On tko t .f u i v
revenue ottiw is.a.J ita form
cat.on. for »*!••«, to aU „ ui
Chlnieae laborer.. :eo«iins in
trbas anti dirtriimud wamln
nvso through all Ch.neae nuariore .-a.
jo ,i;,ik ,«n*s < hmarnaa ,v1,o wnnlcd
to rviuaia in the Fu.t«i Ktai.w to
brin s km ph.10gr.ifih
v\ilh h.menial to be r<-n.ly to uveur that
it wa» tu. . ; i . v , 4 .
ter,lay just fly- Chiiamsn ; n the «
Oscillation on Ball Street SfcsSH
tlon Will be complicated with that of
Last Week.
SPECULATORS AT SEA.
d.s-
coinp.y
ed Sui
law. Tbe only j
Caw for a failure
visions .s deportation __ vv
It la the. lowat that there »„
uf present 101,500 Chinos in tlie
State* and tU- awmee cos* of «_hipnn*
linek a Chhuinaa frmn h. pn-seut ula,4
of res.deiMv m tb*. Suu,. s to ^ nru p
kingdom i* $1(X).
point* in th*- Fi.» u •
very modern in estii
merit *4 the hw W(
lMindhure of $10,7.M
carry Jig out rh; «* ]
mpo^ed by .‘titute
of the tr»^8irr a-i
and $50,00f
'Hid
The enfo
There is a General Hnsinef* Trans
acted But Attended With a Great
Deal of Timidity.
THEY PAN T FATHOM THE FUTURE.
The Outcome of the Monetary Confer
ence Awaited With Interest—-Bid
Cautiously For Brief Turns
With Moderate Profits.
clvo the
lucre
and
pnrpr
•ri fo
Tho
1:1,1 attorney general,
. j‘PP r 'pr.ntod f.»r rhut
i i.tionnl $10,700,000 r^-
'"I Sr bn. h.-i v.. i„,t the «rght-
'•'. «ttempUDg to comp:y
UNCLl SAM’S FINANCES.
' °f the Country
Th* Enarmou i;
Puilh, HwiitMrT
■VVaAinwon Nor.. 27,-rnItor State,
h "’‘ W, an-
nual report f.r tli« y* nr * n d«d Jnn- 30
list. 1 ls> net ori.nary revenue, ,.f die
xiverons-nt for ahe fi*.,, ynar SX)4 ,.
Mi.iHt.n d-er.iin „f J.-lI.lill.ibLI a,
.wninvral wit. the year before. 'IV net
or.lj.ary «!>•■,liti.r.-s f.i2.'{.:«0, „
'iT'-'i ? f I„,-I,,di„g the
nub..,- the t.tal r-svipt. for the
>..lr WH-. *.PJ,401,a06 and ex-Denrt li.ro.
iiu fxpnnaiur«
o worliir", 1 «Jx«v Him waa
! .! k.BT b.l.ui, .. of f-xji}, 0 t,,l d**p*»-<ifC8
cink.r, ara-jiinthe m $2f17,U0.4B2
1 to
begin;,.
$1115.711151 at
am-mnt. $ll!t.n*
$114.5<J.0UU «:i
The mount *>
.55.1KM
id. Of
uto and
r>;*i.
ke publi<
f.r
»f the intter
New York, Nov. 27.—During the pant
week, A Vail street has oscillated be-
twoeii nicely balanced influences; and
therefore, though business has been
fairly active, the changes in prices
have not been Important.
The unsettled fi»elliig left by the
election is assuming moro definite
shape, and the indications at the mo
ment are that, whatever may be tho
later effects of the now commercial
policy, for the present there is no gen
eral disposition to attach extreme im
portance to this factor aa an element
of current speculation. The course of
industrial stocks for the last ten days
illustrates this view. The first feeling
after the election was the very reason-
j able one that this class of securities
must suffer under a change of tariff
with especial aevy^ty; aud, in conse
quence, they were sold very freely and
their prices declined. It now turns out
that, when tlie sellers of the industrials
went to cover their sales, they lmd to
pay a sharp advauce in order to get
the stock; which implies that, as yet.
the point lias not been reached at
which the principal holders are anx
ious to get rid of their holdings. Tills
ng t.ie bank note circulation
i»f restoring to the state banka,
their former liberty to issue clnmlatiiik / 'i
notes. 11 in moreover quite uncertain
when congress may reacli a conciiLslon.
on these currency questions; for it
, 1 U ' Preoccupied with the ali-ahsorb-
lng tariff legislation until nigh the
middle of 1804.
The result of this prospective survey
is that we have before us two yearn,
more or less, of exciting discussion
and legs!lation upon questions vitally,
connected with industry, commerce
and finance, the culmination of years
of political conflict and tinnnciai de
rangement. Wo can only rely on the
general good sense of congress, guided
by the matured anti clearly uttered
opinion of the country, for a whole
some outcome of this perplexed aitna-'
tlon. In the meantime, wo must have
uncertainty and oscillations. H is
these impending conditions that, must,
from this time forward, occupy tho
chief attention of Wall street and shape
tlie course of investment and specula
tion. Tlie moral for the moment Is—
lo bur cnutinuftfy nnd for brW turn*,
and to be satisfied with moderate
profits. Henry Clews.
CALENDARS PRINTED.
Pending Bntinru of fho Senate and
Hon-* Outlined.
Wnshfmrtnn. Nov 27.—Tim calendars
of pending business of both the senate
ami the house of the Fifty-second con-
cress, second session, have been printed
and are ready for Monday next. The
"unfinished business” of the senate is
the anti-option bill. Under the rules
first day and remain the pendlngorder
at that hour every day until disposed
of. unless displaced by a formal vote ot
the senate on motion to priK*erd to tho
eonslderatlon of something else. There
are three other special orders on the
list for December, but ns the or.iti-op-
tlon hill is not likely to be disposed or
without oonslderable further detrat?,
each of those may lose its place. The
first Is for Wednesday, December 7,
an unliuportaut bill relating to the pay
and retirement of mates in the navv.
Mt*d.
tomorrow ha>-© *n opyortunity of
Mf leading m tropolitun sheet*,
igent at this station lias Immu cofn-
Kmetl to buy coplea ea.di of the
fw. York, PhlladelpiiU. Baltimore and
autoctoa papers, whU^i arriv# on tho
Pf Glia tomorrow afternoon.
It has bsen found necessary to daily
nuport cream and milk Croin Willis’
ceding for the table of Mr. Cleveland
d party. An attache of the club house
* been over from Br.vulvrnter
wy morning especially for this pur-
An extra can of milk Is also sent
for the preddenircbs-t's di*g.
\>hen out gunning for duck* Mr.
H* T *»and fe flrwtsuM in a #uit of heavy
F*y cloth with a double-brvaek*d na*:k
When the water i* MiflideuUy
rjjgh to daeh spray over tho Ik>iU be
s-ds a waterproof no hi* heavy oror-
outfit fe compl»»tvd witfh
Death of Mr*. J. A. McGregor.
Newton, Nov. 27.—(Special.)— 1 Thanks
giving day jo this Lttla town was in
deed a *ftd one. Mrs. J. A. MeGregor
die*l on Wednesday at 4 o’clock p. ra.,
and was brought here to be interred.
Thursday a large number of sympathis
ing and grief stricken friends attended
h*r funeral. The church was crowded.
Tho •fc-TTeva at the church were con
ducted by ih** pastor. Rot. Mr. 'Walter
| Jon**. TTie pslM»earers were Rowed,
slouch hat and a i«ur of thick felt
S:aoo last Thursday evening the ht-
Ci steam yacht ”Sun#h.ne" hs< not
"inched at any point oa the main land,
wr regular trips haTe li»»n tomponuily
SjoonLnued fe order to discourage th*
i-ia*e of stzengen to Broadwet*#
,|rf ' 0 ^‘Cht intrude npoo 0*v«*-
^als Privacy, lluruig tix-s time the only
z*?* ” tosn^onatloa ha* br
* • vs 1 b at* Ti^, lktlo or*/U w'i
«rry from two to fir* prui^i^a. I'b**
[J f 11 require* f^om ihrv* to
il rS* the oiod:t!*n -»f
) , h tide- Altbougii QtiCh Hi
f? 3 :. 1 * detenu'n*d on :*gur«i-
I*-»lbetter, ri-dou, Cosky, Hall and
Odom.
Mr*. McGregor wn* the w.fe of Oapt.
John A. McGregor. She leave* six
chfidren and hvr J;u«*bnnd.
Si nr*) Cleve’.and'e election trail* be*
improved 25 per <*ent., *ud the colorerl
pe>tv*» firmly believe that hi* election
van tbe cause of cotton advancing *o
rnp'dlj, and they sny they will always
support the Democrat c ticket.
Dablln Personal Mention.
Dnblia, Nor« 27.—(Special.)—.Among
tlie great number of visitors to the .-ity
tlib week none met with a more cordial
welcome tiano clever Jam,* Callaway, of
tfr* TV»l**rraph.
^Lre. XV. F. Smith o# Dublin, ha* been
■pending *c>vemi dny* iu M*ron.
'nutrdcegfriiig serrl,** were held in the
Bnyriet cburci\ Thursday last, conducted
br Rov. W. S. Kam*ey, who preaoh**,!
<y4u» sn kb!e *etvn><n rtppropr:«te to the
occasion, quite a lnrj;#* e,ogreg-iti.»» at
tended and ail went home much betu-
flttod m doing w*U.
Mra. T. L Qrnor la visiti*ng relative*
in Bullock thi* w.s k.
A yilrk llog
AVnslilngton, Nov. 27.—United StStdB
Treasurer Nebcker is ndvis**<l of the
arreat in New Orleans of J. L. Montieu,
on*h clerk la. the sub-treasury son-
Orleans, for pilfering money from
money bags containing silver. Knelt
bag contains $1,000 in silver, and It was
the duty of Montieu to count the money
put it in a bflg and Riga a tag. He was
detected by the assistant treasurer
here taking one silver dollar from each
bag he put up. lie made a confession,
saying, however, the total would not
roach $500. He agreed to return tho
momxl. Tho assistant treasurer has
gone before tlie grand Jury and ex
pects to get an indictment against
all tho money In the New Orleans sub-
treasury, about $10,00.1.000 In all. It
will take a month Iu count U. and It
will bo nn expensive undertaking.
$1,588.04.144 ou Jane 30. 1802. LLoan* I ^diffc
does n<rt menu that holders are entirely j Ji 10 8< JS» n< * ^* <,ntia - y .
. v-p . ... „ 12, a bill ratifying the ngr
Discern her
r.**tmgon
ab-nil the
•Tt-tlit
fr»
*f rb^ T’nit/*d
$i.oor,.Hn«.-
KSB
5008.218.810,
th * fcasurj- lu-
xwm $54°, 1 f > 0.a3l a, $020,245,-
*“ l*ed estinui't** the
nf nil kind* rn the
3iD. Acord»u- v>
total *,ck of money
Of the
ing $1,-
Chr«ter Scott C*|itnml.
Calhoun, Go., Nov.. 27.—Chester Scott,
one of the train robbers who shot Sher
iff McGinni* and two of his posse at
Plalnville Friday night, was captured
near thnt place this morning. He wn*
brought here and jailed. 'Hie town to
day was filled with tinned men and* a
l*rge ik>**o is scouring the country in
ictneh of Will Morrow, the other rob
ber. Morrow’s father was arrested this
evening. Sheriff McGinnis lies in a crit
ical condition.
KIIIpH by * Urtdrgroom.
Columbus, Nov., 26.—There was a
tragedy SECted at an old country bell
ing last night, three mile* from tlii*
city. Arm,*d with revrfv»-ib tlje indignant
bridegroom Mac Nold repell»«d rh»*
bellpni and what was Intended for fun
only ended in bloo(L«!ied. 'Hie party wu*
of young men nnd women with
horns, dish pans. etc. Two men were
shot by the bridegroom, one of whom
may die. Mac Nold was Arrested.
Death i
Chattanoo
double tragi
Ga., today.
bee
LUd
I Hoth Kndi.
Nov. 26.—A peculiar
curred at Summerville,
young man nanusl
of a prominent citi-
a qi
<k bin
Wikii
I (hot gu:
discharged, the lotsd
in the chest and killing h
The skull of the negro w
and ho will die.
the head
Prrlth i
on ineSuKsl of ilfiO.IKJOjit?)'’\u"a^yVar!
.'■'fif-lf r!Tr k X < ^, m o 0 -!’n f 'i 1 f, 1 J?*
in th* n-f.vtiry nnd mir 1
tV13.(AM.*6 in th»» hand:
Holding »if the tremsury Iwavtomed $.V),-
• **>.<*Hijind the am »nnt ia cr.nlaturi
$lOO,ODOOO daring rhe year. 171.' «M*ue
PW>®r currency
W70.72(1,5S3. ncn^lhe
Uncil
tabosc oany previous yeai
TE BONNER WILL CASE.
1 he Gnt Mining Property SMU Hang-
Ing In tho Court*.
Carre!on. No
term oCarmll
tomorre Co try
will ca. Tho
eludes e Bonne
oapitalif all ovi
Bln rope The u
and arenid to 1
were <ned by
and atK deaflh
whole Site to
A. Boor. A Ii
will, anight.
27.—(the
th-
djourned
nty court will begin
e celebrated Bonner
perty in dispute in-
old mines, known by
United States and
new industrial policy on lnvcsiiucui*;
It merely implies that, at present, the
situation is so complicated that no
dear opluton can be formed as to how
the chaugi* will work or wbeu Its eff
ects will appear In matured shape.
The more the subject is contidertHi
the mere it is seen that the change
wt!! br
,41
<)U-
j tn puivuuN 01 i uc Cherokee s-
wmch the iwcremqr !h«- Sutvuvt i«
taking a warm Interest, and which he
hopes will be pushed to passage.
The other relates to an Indian reser
ration ^iear Seattle, Washington state.
For Tuesday December 13, a bill refer
ring the ancient McGarniham claim to
the court #f private land claims, which
was vetoed by the president is net
mm
ndrantaxua, Hint ;lk riK'fitt'jn moullis
or two years must elnpue bofor
new tariff law can take effect, tl
a erowing dispnsltl.iii tn let Mils faeter
await for maturer dsvelopment, to be
watched ninl weighed during tbe Inter
val, but not to bo reckoned us ait ex
treme Influence In current si>eeuln-
tlon.
Besides; there are questions of more
Immediate Interest, which arc calcu
lated to keeji iu the shade matters
that must widt for many months be
fore they can be definitely estimated.
Tbe one thins’ about which Wall street
is 111 -re sensitive than any other is lie
export of gold, nnd that movement
seems to bo returning upon us. 1110
I nffceilUR
•*"* I Konruckv
ante bciliiu
pay fo
mul
Carlisle lakes .senatorial
Tin* lions,- cab mi.ir i
It makes without the lm
closely priuh* I pages
over 1,200 bills. Most
been virtually
of tho Cnputet
of private p-
the previous q
,-l when the house mij'-nn
may puss nnd go to the
ODHlgnod
• Then?
Ion bills
s a long 11st
upon which
tni.
til pi
uulinls
otnu
Knoq
•Hi
ably pin**, but thru Is no great
no* cover . a) acres foreign exchanges point ominously
‘ worth $200,000. They that direoUou. The exporiS of homo
• uJ foon i (loc Prod^ts are declining; no im-
,jJ ^ portant amount of bills is being
irsufe crew iut of’this " iado a P fl,Dst exports ofsccurttieagiml
of Judea Bannar filing Ru *®6 I s drawing gold from London
THE EMPEROh'S CONDITION.
an objlon to th* probate of the will at a rate which Inclines tlie Bank of
the Intarnati,
But it t*
case w:c*
James pn
'Ihcre 1
vast air
on botlldi
ifltnltted to prolmtc and the
1 to higher courts. Judge
11 preside in the cnee.
2m wit:i,*h<scs ai.,1 a
nsoi ha* been eogtiged
To •*! Italic* Vratn the Vatlr«n
Ws sift on, Nov. 27.—Secretary or
State H**r lias written a letter d,-> g-
natlng O. Heywood as agent of the
I'nlTcd ate* to select from !l>,- Vati
can mum nnd library relics appro
priate the discovery of America, to
be exhted nt tbe Columbian exposi
tion. ’ Heywood was selected at
tbe suction of Caixllnal Rampolln,
papal set ary of state. He is a resi
dent of;ime ami a former citizen of
PhiladeiH, where he was nt one time
a nev.^er reporter. Mr. Heywood
has llv for a long time in Rome,
where occupies a palace. He Is a
man otealth urnl devotes a larg,-
pnrt of, tim,* to the study of Ameri
can hltf. Ile is one of the pope's
chambtai*. being known as ‘ the
Amerlc chumborla I u.
England to put the screws on borrow-1
ers and tlie padlock on Its vaults. The
Importance of this contingency lies In
the fact that so many people exagge
rate the Importance of gold to the ex- I
tent of making It tin? foundation and
support of everything, whereas it is j
merely the tool by which we conduct I
a small portion of our business. Not i
<>u tills account, however, Is it the less
likely that the export of a few millions |
of gold might bring about a selling •
ont in
cks
Ada
1 fur th* H*tn
San Antocilo, Tex., Nor. 2»l. - Th* ex- |
prrjnvof* of r*him*k:ng which were N'-
rnn here ye»t«xady afternoon by Pr<>
foMor Drey«*tiforth and party wvre k*-pt
up until 3 o’clock this morning. The r
•ult d#motis:rated the i-»* of ti:
th^-n- of producing run by means t
a and Bnrin (
,-rday in a i
nr victim^ we
m Willoughby.
h«hlnrn IJob l’p Agnln.
n Nov , -27 *n» revival ot dv-
uh '-shv i* >.ne .,f the dcvcHpai^ot*
of uie Jniuty. r*-gvan 1* g* 1 •
two ,*a.» Tho th.- p.irry si
power i)e n*»vat rieciion lm** cr*ar*<I
- irnnoti that the r».«ri iiv*
will out kad th.it, i
.try
» h*
b.
apples, r.e
BREVITIES.
w-Tr ““ ua3i uocerm u*n on
5J l t? Mr
v i • *» l« ua lwaiood ilint h. ;
'niAJl- ^ til* «>-V I
. Chari.* Qij ■ in- I
t-?';P-n * Tto* to k . old fr«nd I OWca«.,. .Vox. »' n,
i ,q" ..vr M a ^x^egr^raa., Wi ! *«lli>«1 I. biw> *•— 1
*■ At of I>i._ if chi. 1b- ( r»lu,
’ Jf should ha nan
carrfed oos th* party |
Orlo
N
* . *V 1 ' 1 . Friday *r Sat- ; jurt+ t Larvdo, r J’*i. «p#<:
20.—Th
Tic
V from Cup*
“ u Programme :
Accord n|
— WOllld
.JJJ® Uj . Br^*d'w*u*f .sii mi Attar
^V l, ‘ r'M’t-rn r;u*tiori* plantation,
' „w " " h<> * but fake
** lK>, ‘ : 4 1*9 Nomsu. a final
w ttxmor#. ’1^
itti
Closely related to thl
tlie proceedings of the
ference, which has air*
proceedings and is Ukel:
interested attention ol
world over for probabl
two months. Such expn
Ion a* have reached u
within the last few da\
not encouraging to nn
any early Important advantages
suit from the con fere in •• Th
really competent solution of th
tlon, -free coinage under an
ment among several of th,* load
tions,- i« perhaps nowhere hoi
except among a muall entiiuslas
nority; but there can be little
that, if the conference close* \
leaving a hope that l;s work ma;
.loout rahiahle alleviation* at ;
stands
pened Its Th
tcupy tlu* f r
* of opln
in Euiop
? certainly
■elation «d
only
Nor.,
.f ( >ill". \
timr B. T.
<tage, the
,nly serr
d tbe purp<
el’ng upon Dr.
I helping in U*
ening he though
finality to tin
itld they fail to
Th<
I Ii* only frv« day
corn wfil be r«*tabIL?he.i n\y Met
and >#t CWre are C.000 car* of *
bkeked up here awaiting transportai
lynitsvlUe, Kt . N*»v. 26 ICntoGr
.ir... «.a- .a* I color.^. Dint hor Ki-y- nr-old dausutfr
■ - n V, l '*’ B^pre**iM4it *• S.-ott i to deinii to...» f •' feiong • tlut •* f r r.n
t * v i uS • ; * 1 1 thocMEd a ti,! i* *:t- neighbor wanted i„ buy a hdtery >t . ar>
* a tu U. front <Y r «i UAarlm c-.ty 1 ticket, the child's object being to run that <
‘ .I'J nnl rao,t : off and play.
T..v* pa.ch h\ tha» country. ... K . .... , , r
Ow of Columbia O. Nov. J> to.re I, fi. r-
trow:; ■*}»*, t Pur,uh*t son Hariaff. oousm of Mrs R -b :t I.
'*» ogre** *i iti« re>^nt I Lincoln and nephew of Senator liar-
• tr.!* th# F.r*t Vir*.u!a Uu. dletl iu th* Ohio peneteiitiary' this
rapremtttd bj | morning. He WII* covlcted of perjury
B 3 r ' about tlire<, years ago 11. di ■ 1 -d par
sperinduc» v l by *ofr» n.ug the
Ho wa*
Xpert* d to find
and At
Fentral Is cbarg.^l
road against the iim
ir^nl and for the bene
► Dyl.»«.
Lieut. Col.
Arrfil. ry let* a*
■ r -*M< rh-r*on.
il <>f v« iunteers
Of tie* beSS
He
unlv
highly
of (i.-u.
lUln* I* Impratlng.
6-t* :i.
Ther*
Imatfeg and I
*wt4te, |,tut )
fin.1 excellent
Wa*l.li. No
11°
fi'Ull*
porter
til at
$50,000 ill
aud gwvd tp-jrt.
hU own right.
hi:ii and had giv
| blades otliclafe.
aid ttil* even’tiB
ti.* I'uitisl l're**
v«*ry nenii hett
b«s*n up <lre*e#<i and walking a
tlie rewiring th# day. IU al*
lij fatlpu'd »e< leave fh«* rity
li. for# | Year's day. wh#u iie u ill
preb^b-'tr- south#rr Culifornin, ;j:
j lr*s L^ge* hi* pr«-to#nt pi..ns Ill*
| c2Act JMioi fe aot yet fixed upon.
elding
1 fre. inage. And vet
iort of that. In full and un-
f* mi. x\ oiil 1 warrant tw tn
, die demand for free coinage
| lU this country. Failure to *»*ouresu<‘ii
K . intcmatloiial action would impose up-
J ! ,. n tin th# duty of suspension of the
i Increase of silver money under the
1 I present law. whether regarded from
the (mint of diplomatic expediency or
from that of national safety. Can we
then depend upon congress adopting
Chicago.
1- ItPvear
IMiiladrlphi:
hi- f;i
*-*#ry.
I*. I.xnv l-n of
or forifins
II ■ baa l.i
onttiu^ ii
A .iron*,,- »ior- , oium irotn WMlavtll^
Mo., wh.n* a .trok. of lightning ajottt aix
jrrara ago ia aai.l to have left on the coifing
of a church an image of a human fan.
Nohqdv dared lodiaturbil, and it remained
until lha recent rasovnl of th« church. ,
