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Newspaper Page Textnr ~vm— W EEKLY TEL F.ituhllihfil ISirt. fn*T«l f 8 r,ll,U 1’uWUIilng Co, Publish*™. MACCLN. GA., MONDAY. NOVEMBER i2, 1394. .AnTir rwr Tiinnnnun ill-niiMnuy^u. ■Off’s lmmenso Plurality Over Grant for Major of New York City. / tfDIANA’S COMPLETE SLUMP. I.*, Too, Bhowl hom.tiling to Thin tb.ol—Norlll C.rolln. Out of tlio Dtir.ofr.lIc Lin.—Loul.l.u. la Still la ft. York, Nov. S.-’lUe uncertainty out the board of aldjnnca was re ed ibis afternoon by tho pul'en re ts, which give the Republican*' sev- »en out of th'.rty-ono member*. Tho r d will have the apportionment of city for assembly districts. ' ie official vote Tor New York city mayor Is as follows: W. L. Strong publican) 153,043, Hugh J. Ur.iut uiocrat) 108,778, Luc.cn (Sanlal So- ]lstj 7,181, James McCitllotn (I’opu- 923, tleorge Uettleht U'roluol- st) 880. Strong's plurality 44,305. ’red T. Adams, the broker, who has ii ottering so much money and such vy odds on Morton's election, won you mi ibe election. It IllU had u victorious Adams wottlu have more thau 5230,000. He Is a grand- . of the late John Thomiwoi, ono the earliest and lor years oue of tho a prominent bankers in the city, omplete returns for New York o.afta ■ tue vote tor governor to be as *s: siunou, oiin.Jn. mil, jn.sn; oil's plurality, 153,883. e official vote Dor president of the >1 nf aldermen glv*** .Tmhm .TWrO/y. Republican, u majority of 41.313, H. Tamser for sheriff 37,10. UREATLIt NKW YORK, o'klyu, Nov. 8.—The voto bore on kaicr New York,” ns reported to cc headquarters this morning, «j tnat those who favored eousoi- ;,ou lost by about 100 votes. Tliero st.ll about twenty outlying d'ntritt, port, and Secretary Shanks of the initiation League says that pri- |c advices received by him show t ibe consolidation will be carried i small vote. le accountants who are tabulating mums say It Will !m at least two i before the ms iter can be settled, y.ll make no difference one way be other If the vote 1« found to bo iTor of or against, ns the balloting *jne ut tile solloi.M'.ioa or legists- who were alra.il to act in too L ».tbout leara u< how tlielr con- nts felt on the question, nad thu will have to go ta thu legislature i&y event. THEY call for money. aibiugton, Nov. 6.—Tho following from North Carol ia received Uepublldinii. The liniAn-nm *...!>» la«J •— M,. oi 180,000 for Democrucy la n thluj of 4’lf.lh 5?®.,* ■**’• Today's returns very mate- Republic Mally Chong, t)„. Mtuaid.n from dial ; tm-ir enim T V( 5* a l ?"’ Democrats were Congress meets. Attorneys have been confident Of ajduraJity of Ki.OOO. while | engaged (o handle the caecn. and evl- iaith-ne<l if bared ^oence of fiuud Is now being gathered. the ar planters ure uni'-ru ,»od to have tonight. they will tx elected. Every return throughoi h. 0,y'CM>:t*.‘rs in trice "’epublla ucate received today shows phenomenal * opullst gains and in ly po-iUbly ludl- cate the Mh?ctIou of Nugeot, riie popu- i-ta c.irdidate for governor. The *mte 'tonight claimed by both parties. Tne Popu.lsts claim it plurality of 80,000 for Nugent, Wh.le tlie Democrats only olaim the side for Culberson by 80,000. Jh* Democratic strongholds hive been heard from, while the Populists are yet to receive returns from, the country dis tricts. STILL COUNTING THE VOTE. ^Dallas. Tox.. Nov. 8.—The Judges are -iUUmuhiiiiji the ballots. Mayor Kear ny (i -pulist), for congr- *go far as rc- from D aH«* county, leads t#Y- (Democrat) by about 600. If Ko.irby counts out as Mrcmcly in 'the city as his friends say Iv* will, the r\uo In the Sixth district will be a de cidedly close one. DispmtoIi'K today in- su.ll jne election of G1111 laml (Populist) (Democrat) in th** Thirteenth , hV€ ? tbo rock-ribbed Dem'j- T * xas has from t h^2* d Pai’tkJlly gone over to the T* 1 * Democrats certainly lose tuo and possibly four congra- men. Nugent (Populist), for governor, is «"35 in l 1,ko a «™red h-xind. The Pop- ulls^j here are actually c'.aiminr his aiaa election. While many leadl^T 5em^ ?.rf, l ^tA r ?_^ u, ?> bI ? > c rw * ecl O't ;hc cyclone sugar dis- are hopeful of get ting b 4 e, Kermxtfnm and Coleman l''«F r '1 . Lexington 4>. t Nov. 8.—The Eltua- tk>n in lie district is un- ciiamgeJ. Owens -aims 11* plurality, but Judge Deuny, the Republican, rays he Is confident of his election when the official returns are counted to morrow. If Owens is given a . . rtiO- oa'te Denny will surely contest his sea/i in Congress on the ground of the re fusal to register Ttenublloaai voters, and on account of frauds on election fay. Pueblo, Ool.. Nov. 8.—Returns from a largo majority of line pdecincts in the Second Congressional district Bell's (Populist) plurality at 7.S61 nnd Do wen's (Republican) ut 7,740. The Populisms claim 'Mat the precincts yet to report will no: affect the figures. Chainniui Drake of '..he Republican Congressional committee rays his e«- ‘*-* ite* show tlhiit Bowen* will pull wnlch bas well-nigh swept the party out 0 l. ex i 9ke, n? c - others are not at all sur- prised. They say that Cleveland and oongrcffl have utterly Pilled to carry 2 u 7_T 1< j Wl9! ’ e ® tfle People, and have R^Yed every trust nnd nil confidence put In them. There Is loud bilk of form- ing a new national party with a new wxme upon the beat planks of the form JCrdil Popull9t and oltl Whig qlat- LATER RE3TURNS. Gfllvisrcm, Tex., Now. 8.—The result or the congressional elections are as follows: Ten'th district. MUets Crowley. DemocrJ:. elec:ed. Sixth dsutrir* .imiht. £*}• T"'° y«irs ago it gave nrirly 80,- 000 Democratic mnjority. Eighth dis- tnot, C, K. Bell, Democrat, elected by ’** ‘'‘Z- A WO tllKVZ V.pr- tz-m* ocraitlc plurality wua nearly 5,000. Elev enth dlatrlot, Crrune. Democrat, elected by 1,500 rturallty. Democratic loss, 5.G92 since last election. Thirfl3.*nth district, which <wo years ago give Cockr:*H a rho-ugh Rcinoke. Va.. Nov. 8.—J. Hampton Hoge, Che Republican ' ind;ldate Who mn for. Congrosa In this (Sixth) fl'.s- by Pftt*»r K. Otcy (Democrat) Informed a Times re porter to-nlfht Oh-v he would ccntest Otey'8 election. Ho claimed uYrt 1.000 legal voU*» oast for him were thrown out by the Judkes of electron. He ccidrKM fraud in the eastern end of tbo district. St. Louis, Nov. 8.-—A special received at 3:30 p. m. from Lebanon, Mo., says • 1 .1 C.,.i ■ r. Hi I;' i:i. 1 , m 1 - I, .s »'r.ut by 9! plurality iu favor of J. L. Hubbard, his opponent. Deemoineo. Ia. t Nov. 8.—Nearly com plex.' unofficial returns show that rhe hern'erli carried fourteen counties lu Iowa with pluraHttes ageivg'.udng 6.767. l’.'publ.'jjn carried Mghty-tiv Tho counties with tat at Dim-alkies nf 79'. Net Republican plurality 72.296. "tytrcwloml delegation is unsimk- lie Luer retumu and hi solidly Plurality of 12.000. is still In doubt. The TwelUJi ri'striet elects Noonan, Itetmb- laniL (seal's plurality two years go was 6.640. The Democrats claim tlio election of tliielr state ticket by a great ly reduced majority. The latent rnturas indicate the elec tion of ajngrejwmen ns foUows: First district. Huifcheson, Democrat; Second, Cooper, Democrat ; Third. Yonkum, Democrat: Fourth. Culberson. Demo crat ; Fifth. Bailey, Democrat; Sixth. Keirney. Populist: Seventh. Peodle:oo. Democrat; ElghtCi. Beil. Democrat; Ntrt.h, Sayere, Derrocrnit; Tenth, Crow ley, Democrat: Eleventh, Craltw, Dem ocrat, Twelfth. Noonan, Republtam: Thltf fOth, GlUDind. Poputlot. MISSOURI'S SLUJIP. Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 8.—In the Congressional fight Dockcrey of the Tatrd district. Tarsney of the Fifth , ^InS^s^tMre^en^ 0 ^ ! ^ ' trie fUce of the returns. HstUa, In tne Flrut, Is clearly bea.cn by Clark. Hal- leek, in the second, for whom there were strong hopes un-til now, has sure ly gone down. Ellison, In tine Fourth, otxl Heard, In Eighth The on by RhflllhljMi MHwaukee. Wis., Nov. 8.—Complete rthurns show the elect!<« of sixteen Republican and four Democratic state senators, which makes the senate stand Republicans 20, Democrats 13. Thu election of 82 Republicans nnd 18 Dem ocrats will make the Republican Jority In the aa- :nbly 64. Sp .'trine, WaSh.. Ndv. 8 —Hjite nnd Doolittle. Republicans, are clecied to eongrw* by gftdUy r.duced nnJoraU'-s. Tho Republicans will have a small ma jority greatly reduced in die legislators, ocrot* were supaps?d to live, has elect ed Mosely (Republican). For the first time In twenty-five years the south east has failed to come up rock-ribbed for the Democratic ticket. The anti free silver lead ore men in the Fif- teeodh district left Morgan at home by ltto in favor of Judge Burton. Counriea which [live never gone Re publican since the cx-Confederate» were restored to citiz nshtp h ive elect ed the entire Republlc.un ticket. Anal ysis of 'the vote ns flown In- rc- urna received nt Democratic headquarti rs portion of the state has That Mas the History of the Life of Leo Lawrence for One Day. EXCITING T111L3 AT MONTICELLO > Triad at a Special Tet »nrf. Convicted and Sentenced, ut the Mob Proceeded to 1011 nut tno ne.giuwrs of LawPPOCO’i victim made up thetr m.i.d- v.-ra So-to lynch tb- u i if t-augh and that they went to Momtc-.'llo yes ivt'day folly determined, to cio tills trial or no trial. vn til-' el Hubbard. In the Ninth - ' :en defeated by r liiuduuarter* ovplutus iteeli: wasboro, N. U, Nov. 7. ISM — W. H.ib.'O 'k, \V.i-h,iu'i",i. 1>. tne .s,-vi,ne.i. are ibear Sir: We won a compmti* vie- ■ 'Silver Dick" B!on.l's rural rat the polls nere yestenlay. Hnvo ency has given him tSie go-by in f the Judicial ticket by an e-11- majority of over W.W and. |i bo:u lira aches .. 1 - 11 * ,u ’ ; u-ction t«>den<ie^ —'" c * »>• > p!"- l'liAYEUS AND I’lIS'il.rTlDNS. 1.,1,1'iitiw before I'll- 'means, a„ v . .s.-d,, uav.ss'UK 'oO.iriL. These tofiiiL o. th* labor troubles on the levee ludle’al powers, with th* rl*ht brought about by tho whit sTMHntft tne legality of every Is Jus: «as lime as It (: u«Tfl. The Ml.'-sljwippl rlvor roi nro M bo lly ns is the '.v'Vdh »>> dorn K him!*, Two yonn the hi id nlncty-two i bors m ttho Inwer hou^ of th^ I. Iatura nn<l .ho Republlcstn#* i ^iCh:' This ilm« tlho nomr^-mru l’opnipts com'Mnod No Hi i Uho nhl ■atettlgatt tne iegulity i tod pau upon tl»e rejpii.trity or I precinct returns. It w ill b» “vc- L f or us to have lawyers of tei u . md ability to appear hereto cantaaa'.ng boonto >'» ,u; " v. If Icouu’.Im of the state. JVe trill b* *\M to employ Uoniocratlu uws at »ood fees; besole* It *U» bo a of |H)V.oy to izt tUetn. w.iia horn® the expense or tw» oalgn mainly, and now iny inoney ii.au.ted. Our omdldttUs claim they have not 4*»e meanfcand thU n- with moat ef them. L ,ue . Lab. .a an c-..ort to get rid of tito colorad laborer as a comperi'.ur, an cvangeiUal alliance meetiug was held t slay at Wealoy Chapel of the Method lit Epis copal church, attended bj titty in.n- liters nnd 1,500 people,’.md prayers were offered for guidance, bl.<i«mga nnd protection, and resolution* asking for divine guidance unanimously adopted. ONE MORE DEMOCRAT. Philadelphia. Nov. 8.—The official count In the four counties comprising . the lghth congressional district, which .e with most or them. j. , | waa complied la:e tonight, shows that la holding the atate, 11 tt toe en-t Han (Deinocrat) ta tleolw| by 197 nsacraey here, for we have i p, r i t y over Kirkpatrick (Republican), had the trtMorttv. but toroagn Thls |Hrw Pannw i ran ki two Demoorat- muchtnerywebivsbeen dw , 0 co:lireMmen . s-P If you oan do anything for us l the amount by wire on the receipt i. We have been arranging to • counml where needed. If w a ctn J the mean*. Tbe Democrats jiy [have given up the state, but tnfor- »ia coQMA <o ut that they intend i thetr mark before the carrvtu-'lng i tomorrow. « of their uneuardwl polltlcUn# Ifcylng that they htvt lapeot to use it. ind do Ml IPW» ive ud the wtaite; thit the court i voting. ^ive eotlmwiet In thirty oounUes in Iftftte on deflnHo Information. an<. pete countie* have rained SfcOQQ ■ the vote of two y«tra a«tx and t filned in thc«e couivtU-n thirty- ■ members of the* hoine out of forty- Ifnd H Mems that this ratio will M up exoopt In the flUtjMU ' dtotriots. and In theso we have ^ 1 about 1000. maJorHy In the Ninth dU- |U l»i un»i Skinner's In the First 1« *1.000. Very truly, A. E. Holton. i State Executive Committee, .iirman Baboock wlrc<l a reply to I Jlrt'ctln* the Republican roir.agcr te the necessary step* to prot** '-hn«rt»«mon, ami that ttr« c in- «here would stand by them. 1 three Democratic ccjupvasmeei elected—Woodwurd In the «. Shew hi the Third and Lock- (« the sixth dbstrtei. Cimwfbcd H WU4 by PeorsOQ in tlu' NirVh b;- a [,■^11 mnjority. Teh. Nov. t.—In the sbswio< nf Mfurev, the follovrinir With five countin'* to hear from the net m»tJor)ty of irastlug*. Republican, for governor, U 240,830. CALIFORNIA. S.in Fmncleco. Nov. 8.—The plural ity of the Democratic candidate fbr Governor In California, will be about 2.0oQ. Tn»* Republicans have elected the remainder of the state ticket, amd will mi v*- ,i :n i) nr v . r a l-i^i 1 w-ii'.y in the next Legislature. The returns ^how th**r»; is no doubt tbo Republi can hkive elected six of the eeven eongressmen, TENNESSEE IN DOUBT. N’wuihvlUe, Tenn., Nov. 8.—The gov ernorship is still In doubt. Republican* nrvl Democrats are bouh claiming the victory. Seventy counties heard from ortloiilly an«l irndllckilly give Ev.-ft* (Republican) 3.000 majority. OI tne counties ye: to be heard from. It M o>n<'ed*-d that hi..- .tb.»ut ev.-n!y divided. It looks very much n«4 if llvans was elected, but the result can only be k*xmed by che official count. The Legislature Is safely Democratic., HONOR FOR PARKHURST. Now York. Nov. I.—The Rev. Dr. Cairle* H. Parkhurst. preacher and reformer, rtis to-night elected on hon or iry momber of the Union L/ngu** Club nt the remilar monthly of the club. Until Dr. ParKhurst'B a<Wed to Che number t offty, U.5 Tonn . Nov. of tih<- st vo in Tu wa * announoo,! to-niirht • Governor, Coffin's (Re- amy is 15,714; h!« m^- Montlccllo, ,\.v. S.—(Special.)—Lee Lawrence, ilu, negro wlip committed on assault ou Mr*. Polk, a widow lady. In the lower part of this county about three weeks a--'', was hanged by it mob at this place thu afternoon, after hav ing been duly tr.ed, convicted and sen tenced, making it, therefore, tho moat unusual case of lynching on record. Lawrence was brought hen this morning In charge nf Sherii/ Phillips to be tried fur his crime at a iqi "dal term of court railed by Judge Jenkins for the purpos.' and w.th a view ,to keeping down violence. A number of people from the lower part of the coun ty, neighbors of tho Widow Polk, had learned that the negro was to bo brought here for trial and they Were tu town before the train w hen brought Lawrence arrived. An attempt was made to take iIh- negro from tlio sheriff Immediately upon the arrival of the train, hut the sheriff inanueml in yet his prisoner to the court hous<. and Judge Jenkins hastily proceeded nlth ■'he trial, lire .{.tor* of 'il > I ' 11 rI Uni sc having been barred nad tho attnid- ance In the court room reduced to oily the lawyers, jury anil court officers 'n order to pivv at any demonstratlop. In less than three hours the g-aad Jury returned a true bill, the traverse Jury the verdict and Loo Lawtcnco was sentenced to be hanged on tlio 30th lust., but tills did nut satisfy the people, who were wrought up :o tho highest pitch by the heinous crime Which tile u. gro committed. All day a crowd of determined men had been at the court house door and the sheriff with hi* posse succeed'd hi holding them hack fill about ! oclot'tC til's af ternoon, with a break was mad* foi lin' court |Mom. The officers tried hard to sail, the negro and carried hint to the lop of the court house, but that was vi un avail against tat. peo ple, who had concluded that an exam ple of this negro would result la much good. A crowd from adjoining coun ties went into the court house and dragged the miserable brute 'u a bug- i gy near by. He was placed therein . . ! and earned off to suffer the swift de- irlty | mamls of Justice which the people «!■- The , sired place! upon him. . I him jit - on' of town. EDY. NO MORE RACING. Effect of tile Now York Constitutional Change.*. New York, Nov. 8.—Now that it Is au a^ured fact that the a-ntl-gumbllng amendment lfau tun-Ld, the turf men have begun to lose heart. At flrat U£y did not regard ulie amendment, which prohibits betting, pool selling or gambling of any kind, seriously. It wan thfe conumsus or ojilui aii of the rrv-n identified with raclne In nhl* *t:i»i* that the propooed amendment would be lo*»t. The Ixokmakt-s took matters cnrnly. They argued that if It dul [ku-k there would be some wiy arrig-.d to evade it. Richard Crakor, who Is th * proprietor of the Manhattain stable and ov\n« hai lu'iereji. in the Belie il<ad Stud Farm, w\.« asked for Ids views upon ;ihe situ ation today. He said: ‘‘It simply nu-.mw the drwanig out of tins "talc of 4100,000,000 and tin* throw- * n K °I hundreds out of employment. I do not ■nknk 'the votera knew whit th*'y were voting for. They were not prop erly Instructed on the proposed amend- rnant*. Tills resulted in tho5<* who ore oppo»*il to the measures bolting the amendmentb alto^e.hcr. fit will not do away with racing m tills country, hut it will efTectually diop it In rh.« etnte. It Ls a bird blow t» Lhe breedor, farm er and merchant -to drhx* such a big lodusary into the Western eta ton and abroad, for a number of men have sig nified their intention of racing In Eu rope iu the event nf the biH pa.srfng." Ail tho vur.uus up-town nosonts tho bookmakers who had arrived from tile defunct Nurragioieait Af^ociution'n meeting w\n*e of the opinion that racing » ‘‘he East wan a Uhing of tile past. A; 1 '-’*’ l L - v, ‘ a » ciSt pooh-poohed me Ehig.ish credit s)*st *m. The small bookmaker dot mucii faith in man kind. Ho would not trust his murest relative. He hsn Imm .hiu ^ ,» s I n . cw °*^ >r ot things, only I nnd reliabto bookmakers cuit I liods used m fad bus caused tho big- gc*t pefflclllers to Itake quisle a hopeful ew of tCie sitn ution. E.iVepshcud Bay is likely t 0 bo the only track open next year. DR. TALMAGE 18 OUT. Thinks His People bhould Not Build Another Chttrch. New York, Nov. 8.—Tlio association of the Rev. Dr. Dew'tt Talmago with the Brooklyn Tabernacle has been formally severed. His resignation is due, he says, to tno fact that ho doe* not feel that he should ask hi* o’d congregation to build th» fourth church for him. He advises them to either join other churches or build for a new pastor. Dr. Taluiage's letter of resignation was dated on Monday and sent to tho 8dst.oii. As to his future plans, ho says that lu* will eltlu»r t;ik.‘ .t new nnstor.uo or enter evangelical work, “pleaching the gosp-'l to all people without money and without price.” The scs'>»n lost night met and form ulated a letter to th * presbytery ask ing that they formally dissolve the pastoral relations bctwe<*u themselves and Dr. Talmag *. and also expressing regret at his .u Talal Termination of a Quarrel iu tlio AsliUmi, Ky., District Yesterday, TWO MEN KILLED IN THE FIGHT "1 th. Ollier of Having V.t.d *t, ( h. It.public*.. Candl- e— VuOld Soldi.r On. of th. Victim., Le.xlnston, political tra; DEJlOCrtATjo JUBILEE. Loubvlll,. Ba Dc Tlie lump: him to a tree, riddled w.th bullets anil then nl.'K-.st ;h'« snrU ou the body: “Notice to all neqroo*; This is y.'iir hereafter If you perpi'trato such a crime. Wo will always protect our worneo." The crime for which Lawrence paid the usual penalty was ihe m->~t lleml- . ! -ih ever connnttted In thl. county. Ho Lou.*vil!', Nav. 8.—(Special).—The went to the home "f the Widow Polk. ™ 4,. I1# ' ri'rtow an i an unprotected and blcMy riMicctnbla a,! Waaler tontch and held white woman, "v.-i> v. ( i-■ l her md It of | sill,j,-,-ted tier to every Imlljultv both before and after the crime, afterwards stabbing her with a knife because, ns lie told her, she gn Ky., Nor. 8.—A' bloody -ily occurred in Lexisg* lon ,h; " aftemoor. a t o’clock, when John Tiwyuor, uiarkaal of Athens, I\y , cut Lew Sharpe probably fatally and shot Ilte Da videos to death. Charlie nnd Tnynor vero both Dem ocrats, Sharp.' being an Owen, man am! fray nor a Breritlnriilgo support er. They met in front of the Lclaod ho tel. .Slmnie nccused Traynor of having voted far Denny, the Republican. T.ny- nor denied It, when Sharpe called a m n liar. TraynOr struck Sharpe, who is badly crippled as the result of hamg been shot In the knee during the war. The blow knocked Sharpe to tho side walk, uml before he eouhl get up Tray* * nor drew a knife and began cutting the old soldier. Pat Tooiuey, a young friend of Sharpe's, rushed to Ida as- s,Stance nnd knocked Vraynor down. Ike PavtQMD Jumped In and tried to im'I’." nit- I in- men. 1 r i\ n t „ rani.,', 1 to hi* feet and, apparently trying to .get away, went down tue street with nyo pistols in his hand, rh ■ mav-nal turned and tired, tho bullet strlklug Davidson In the stomach, llo died in un hour. Sharpe was t iken to tbo lies p.tal, where he is suffering greatly, anil It i* more than likely he will die Traynor was lock" l up. Dav.dsvi h a well-known distiller. Tlio origin of the bad feeling between the men dates luck soum time, on election day Joint (Ireeu, who was Marshal Tiaynoria deputy, simt and fatally wounded lleorgo foomey, .1 brother of ihe man who took par, in today's affair. Pat Tourney, Sharpe and Davidson came to town this at’ ternoon to have Traynor arrested na an accessory lo the sliooiin: ,,f 'I ,,,- nicy, as the lati r likely i,, d o l.e- tore morning. Traynor had been ar- rested and released on bond when Sharpe met 1dm in front of the betel. 'There Is already r. great deal ot had blood between the Owens and Breckinridge men bet s and It Is feared tins will not he tne last Hi" tronli'e. Green, win, shot Tomney, was a llree.k- InVldge man nnd Toilllc/ an Owens follower. Sharin' ls closdy related to Stephen U. Sharpe, ex-treasurer ot Kentucky. INCREASED FREIGHT RATES. thwestem Tar* and VVndley Cel«- | at Night. W.nlley a big Jubilee. people hurrahing for BMck onrl ®hoot- T'? 14 Lpultrill* crowd dWicourr.Ml good muelc all went off D |«i4- amly, and no disturbances ocourroff. rally 1 re ** u ^ a * > ^^'^’’^hloncd Dcmocrtutic MARKS ON BALLOTS. FAr-Reiehlnir Decision of a Michigan Court. Larksincr, Mich.. Nov. 8.—The supreme court today hi*nde<l d>**n tne most 1m- Poru.m declMon affecting the present method of voting that has ever b("n made. On the question of what constl- » “dtet4n»ruJ*nlng m-»rk'' on a bal- *vhl. h imrk Ik nrohlblted by law, unanimously holds that any ever other than a single one ate the intention i t •!:*<:inguiahJng mark, broujflrt In the con-testing of two local can to t\os the court | mark wh j aj»pro,nrk of a voter. The case w; of the right dlda:es nt Hay dry. who were ostcn«l- bl»'elected at a win* elc-tHm a year a id a hair iu- • lie the d- . I. ',. are ouf»:»* I de ill be fa ■ m -rca- Hie neeult of the CENTRAL'S REPORT. Approval of the Re Statement of the Two New Y’ork, Nov. 8.—Recelvcrn Com. . and Hay * of tlio GeorgL Oenuril rail- j ro.id have be*Mi in.f«>rmed by th • rn.iM« r ill cbaii ery of il» approval of their re- l»>nt ,,f op--ra'd «IS from January 1 to . ink. •• 1. 1894, .luring which r-rtod ' > D-e.-lv.sl fe.207.O67. Th ■ ea-h l,u | ail'-- hi the hands at the receivers on th* Inktgr d'lte wis (160,111. The Farmers’ Iavun nn 1 Trust C-vu- l'iny rreide formal objcotloh to the 1-1 to n» number there j “/’[’T 0 ',?. 1 ' f , ri' 1 *’ '*; '’“i 1 *; -n ">* V"Ulul Jus* n doaon of such member*, in- ! ' " f A *tt*' to “X* ap- MM Gas. Barrioon. Oeo. O. O. ""rgg**■» ««x»Ucehr. ,,rl I'ted.vMu d retTiu tetn. which I* claimed to I.- due the hold rs of the various clas»«s .<■ I, e.ds. trouble and was not him subtnli much # SOUTHERNS BIG FIGHT. sun Working Hard to Get th-* Qu^rn aunt CrcdK-vin. Blrm'ughnm. Nov. s —In the <Mty court Today JcCin Grtv'naugli, Galvin S. I’.ri' •• ind Sarnu.-l Th-una/i tiled il bill l/i tiiuTty with thu Al.iUuna Givni ern railway finlteil n»* Tt>ln W confide red an anaLher move on the plrt of the Southern railway throunh lixority MoekboMen of th* The Dedslon th iff jW on. fltlag of *"«FUmatjrmasTb>-r«U*(l*upoa i » i'.rkhu-s: „Mk.- the only clergy- . JJ****t figures on toe F>puUst- nl n bf fhus h ''‘ rwl ' ** mvJortUea The next Ilnirel IN THE OTHER STATES .SV?* Will probably lie Marion In( p mapolla, Ind..Nov,8.—The returns 4.^7* ?* r - Mott. wKh a chanre for j nre ahitit ail In. They bear out lbs I for..., <• to th» effect that toe Rcruhll- eans h ive cuotured the state by 40.ov) nut all of the .thirteen congressmen, whll" the state leglslaiture will p an t fo to 8 «t J-Iis*. balfcrt. The defeat of I! d- man In the Fourth district Is the bK- I tereat pin tor the Deenoers-y, and By- t urn's defend In toe Seventh Is a sur- I p: -. Th- litter Is out with chary,w to the effect that he had been offered * I bribe of 8&000 nnd another of n 1 ^.e r [ ,iun to «e,,une a Fideral sppotntment s elty, and spurn-1 c*f ! - but Mott taTSTpHR T^donal results are as f.■:! ,i>: C "toot Hklniiar (Ftpolig), JOOOt ^^♦ctrlct. Woodward (Don»>crat). l^7,-v d, .• trtP, <»" raO. I ffistriot. Stroa 1 tP. pullst), ( district Settle (BspdMMM I SSI*'*•?**■ Hart ffiMManMK ■ i' ' I G'.pu district I.'.nney CPopu- l".,,a n S^ district rssisun ntsssk I th . Cra »fonl (Democr.il) h uh g**l official count is no i I5* 1 * atxl Judicial tick,is for the Fiiarul f ir**d by several tooo- Ic-i Jl Butler, the PopuMal Issd- 15"* Tbs ktofihn os I-uh will probably be fusion. 1 ■ ■ , - '•• \ -- SI,!"MI* P OrttoBSw Now. u«b TteMS- J - . T.-v . M- ,1 to®, was caugtff m A* Mi- [ I' -pud-la lire, - ri 1 KILLK Richmond, bln-'.n, mu Club, th e ai Fraywsf, -VT RICHMOND. i.. Nov. s.-Jofin e Alb Btrto ided Otto Th gugcd in fora struck R&biruau. tl#-l Oil! vhe two v • d friends, but they were drink og l-1 —1 an 1 R lbir.-i fired n Frayuer, had »•-. -ri en- rur-: or di -- i!i*- night bf>- quarr.l en»iiie«l. Frayscr The afTilr u-a.s ' h . t- rently MACON MILITARY ORDERED OCT It looked like war times to see the Mncon soldiers hurrying to tho.r ar- mory with their uniforms on and ready to do battle. CoL Wiley, commander of the Sec ond Georgia regiment, received a tolc- gram from Oovornor Atkinson at 2Jill oclock yestenlay afternoon Instructing him to hold tho military In readiness to proceed to X >ntl,-,-li„. subject lo onlora frgm Jadgo .l. : ,kin< pn - ,| n- at the pn'sont term ,,f Ja-|„ r superior o oirt. A few mlnut,-* later n ’,-te- gram caiue from Jude- Jenkins re questing Col. WOe.v r,, ., n ,i puny of military n’t onoe. Col. WQey Imtn dlxtcly ordered the trusty old Macon VoluntterS, nnd tv th- ln «v after tho first telegram v.aa rrc -lvcd Copt. Carnet hid . rd, rs to precoed at ouoo •„> Jlonilcllo with forty men to put down any disturb- a nee. Within ten minutes Carni’S received h,s j m* u were at tin* .un u and within half ..a Ii men had reported at ih.. ridge boxes were fill-d. ou nnd the Vulnntei'r*. march to the depor to t, train for MonLcell ., w., am! Northern had :»i r onlers were recel . d fr* • *rderinjf the company d Wiley had Just nre.v.'.l a f: »:n ■!<: 1-T" -I* ik :i- n .t fi In• , • , tlie military was not n *1 d »nd briefly stating that Lawrence h id been •'tned, conrlcted, >. ntenc.’sl mil lyi. , »**d.*’ Isawn*n<*e >/as ..k.*n from th Ibbh c uaty Jail yesterday m )i"!mr bv Shi r- IfT Phillips of Ja**por c unify and car ried to MOBtlcel!<> for trial. II was p) •" ■! -i j *1 '■ jn^r «, . having been arrestrsl n .1 -n- ^horo by the sheriff of U'. l\ *• -:» c unity. He professed not the L . r -ii l.nit i u.’iipany to g.i'.n ' unU'"! of the Alabama Great Sourh-.-m and practl- I rally the Yjueen Crc^ceam nnd thereby shut out the Cincmnsul, HamlUton nnd Dayton. The prayer of the bill Is that I Hkary A. Taylor, Alfred Sully. Eu^-ne Z-mrmnmn, John H. Taylor. Henry Shoemaker and M. D. Woodford be u->t recwismlxed by offirar* of the tl>*fi'ndant company. The ground upon which this Is asked la tliat the laws of state ■ require persons to be stookholdt-m In u enmpany before they can become dlrcc- ! flll ‘ 1 8>t. Louis, N'* 1 the executive b-.ird or th*' s,imiw*-*t- orn Truflle Assocl.t'tion, h’*M lu \ w York October 9 lo 11. Inclusive, a MO* lutUdl was HdopPd i>r*>vldi:tg that ;h*j <lutrf»tion ruif ri .md «Uvj«ioim h.-iwe»*u T«*xa» jmintM and imlu .u itinx lnnard, L‘j*j:y!!!a‘ Knoxville, NaehvHie. Atl*u- ta “aniT'airoTtouV Territory* lie inferred G► th** chulrmim of tlm ji^> iation with p»)wer tri .uljitcJi the muid* in ,i mlint:« r blc to all liitirc.-r-f Y«jri>-rday Chtilrmnin Dtiy pr imulKat- cd In-* dter m, which provl<b*s for a coatlnuatirtf* ««f the existing pror>r«i ;on- al mt**s <ei Iron and Iran articles nppli- ttibU* writ 'f tic- M .j-si-^lppl r.v-r, which wiii have thv eiTeoi »»f cuuiinu- log the pn**w»nt through rnon th‘*M* I’ommodlLif-s. His at-lBlou requins, however, that on all other tfgffi<. llo-a w-est of the MUMnslppl river, n* ri.i of Vleksburg. and I.pom rr-.m N* w «).Pa:is port, La., shall tore. A temporary Injunction granted and the defendants onhTed to i‘ Il in 1*1 orr tA1 Il.tri n «Ir. it Southern railroad. They dinm to be legal directors of the rood. Au Injunc tion H.rnll uir to this was gotten out on October 8. which has the the thro up a com ic:- CnpT. [wenty-n.nc* lu uniform. th|rty-fl\e mory. Cart- rial ly adv m the *nithea»t territory. This on refers oily to territory I*»u8h lMrllle, CInchnmiU, Knoxville u b'.ird lenJ-. y, .o.lu-luig win >wn as Nashvll**, Aitlsota and Oi t l< rrltory. Tli • «*. k i i rn. -i nr* - \*cd hu derision r ’i.itlve to L'» ch th< • -ii Col. when Wiley L Col. Id. am! be*, a I thli i ii- lna th? off bn k at th . hud k.IIs b •tabbed In i the friends of the Thu state-menr has *. Fuller re- Wai Gth he result i-ur«-d a WACO S KXTOSirif Tex . Nov. S <;>,•; ho wa in the ISibb to the ctIom set. yellow t. nanc'c and b!s manner. Hi seemed lyaolvnl when tai > nc his stay | •>id in? singtr i v hoary- i hnv no fear **f h* deli- c camlwlates ini bv m.ji.itlri i U'.OO" Me\* r r. H-oa«id. Price In th- First. Buck the Thirl, Og- anils who came of the TW’i- rA0"U sprang, r ih<* manageiue: this the first , The • x|m -it.’-u V.l> ill- roukl t Old c rdn nf th** oplni.n that the lav TENNESSEE'E INSURANCE LAW. Chattanooga Asks a Withdrawal of AU Concr—ton* Chattanooga. Not. 8.-—At a meeting of the Ch at mn* >vm s-rmi of eommerce thi.< afternoon a eeiise of resdutlnH were adopted requestlnc boLh bran n* s of the I state legislature t> prepare such leg./* IVr Htlon as rosy be neoourary to rem »vt Tv w the special conv-T^ijns granroi to any ^ Insurance company doing bu.dn.><* m Jrr « < this >• it.* whii h shKll become a in-mb *r of any ssn - »tiv»n which by t >mb:natton seeks to control the rates of taeurance ! - that Twnsssst. This Mta was tslMiwiii ■ the view of making of no effect iv tl* In u-.. •:» ..f ! ► ,.| f.ir-.g-n. un. m l ujnn 1 : • ■ Ky* r " ’,’ikv ,\ FITZPATRICK ON TKIAi,. i ' .it i* X&w VritGTls, Nov. K-Thj iuip.-a«*h- ,,u ' n ‘ m'*nt proccodings filed by Ui>t:M t At- J u ' n " torney Butler ega.nst Mayor John f ' ur . 1 11/.P 111‘ ■ k f’t m.slf, ;,n I s . 7,.:i,p fe.isanc* n office, which were po-*- ] er poned October 31. were calUil up m , I . Kditi- I.f h . r|l I (l;> ; r< tf-ct court today. Many prouilneut Pit »*>• :uh r> ..f t!]•• Fit p r ■ \atrac V- ■ at i. '' *i - hroiun- t!i • .-j; i*p &\y were on hand to lend mural support at M - 1 l'M't th»*ir sidi* d ;!i’ •• T “ and the mayor,Tno, was won «usta»i" d by a lar^'* number of -tty official mid J 1 )*!*' 1 | other p »lit!cal friends. Dnr.ng the nf- I \. ":il mill' S. s w.r.* * ’..nil- orJ ined but there were no startup j durti- p<jak upin’ii; s and !*A.|i WORKS NEGRO LABOR. New Orh ana. Nov. 3.--M. J. R-indfr-, ”f th.- W. f hid i Lit;.*. ,i Brit - 'h tun -'hr ..lit .in -.1 tim,ii 1 t.Kt. Judge i court white from ships 1 ’ XI'* until' •:\ a fur und Kti » ■ lor 4?*! tgi cvlUe te NOT TEXAS FEVER. i- 1 ’nlt'-l S lit-H L* W'' . "V'.:";,, ii; OL Ol'ERATOR ATTACHED. Hhurg. Penn.. NV>v. H -Suit;) bn lmeni were ou:«*re«i In c*jurt to- LY5CUBR8 ON TUI A mice In the injunction newmen ate rith btft loc.hnc In rr ul‘lc. They Cotton 1 -hivonil | la^ :»*» f but Mr. long^H tec ling th.i accorded nnu I'Wll IT ur»d out of l«*i . .. n \a i u-it prohahlo that th * r*-i In* Jury will 1m- >» u vd th It. Taylor, Murfrc'dv vnb*«: "l hive us-d M.* Cure with trri ir >it>f iu«’c-f-s.” Sold by Goodwyi tile opia- | buffi*. .enV

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899, November 12, 1894, Image 1