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jr S (n1>llBy**l , ., rt pli PuMkmhtnu 1*0, Publish*!** pparent Falling Off in the Gold aerre Was Misunderstood l»j the Public. StKY OFFICIALS NOT UNEASY #b rn.ryFI««"*°' lWUh,,r “ W “ U odt d ium. Withdrawn During U,.E»'>yF“ r ‘ oftho Mon ‘ h Before th® Oold ©ontraot, Mnrton, Marc* 8.-A«latant Scc- today “ad® fdlto,rtn * 5 Of certain statements in the that treasury official, are by an alleged (failure In •^rle, under the recent don- uvi other assertion* ° f a simi an; calculator to mislead and to public mtad I »l* to say Actual withdrawals of gold h» treasury tdnee the first of 1S95 have been 8555,347. of which have been for Che redemption states treasury motes and tbr the redmnrjrtlon of United , „«*«*, and divided an»r* the rf New York, Boston, Bhl-adid- Bahlmore, Ban Francisco, St. d Chicago- -i neSe arc tie wf*"* , ordinary withdrawals which L have usually (token place a* the year. Huraovsr, to same period, the treasury iW lvod oonsldenafcle gold ccdn ■tunge for various kinds of cur- [ apparent falling off In the gold t wis caused by mteundetstand- taklng up Ihe gdM reserve ,t of the treasury department dtdiy reports rtf tranaacitioei* I from the sub-treasury at New 1 a large amount of gold which ■been deposited for examination hunt, and which should not have [included In the gold reserve until certificates of depcsrtt upon bonds cou'.d he Issued were de- February figures quoted In the withdrawn lncludo the withdrawals of the earlier part ! month before the gold purchase was made, and one eungle Item not withdrawn for export : which there bad been cou- ble newspaper online nt. - writers of the articles evidently . understand foreign exohangs ■ method of doing lousiness thcre- treasury offlclaWtoSss *i>» 1 with the responsibility tf thoss : v 11 a t o \ • l r to nnrTffi--«jod v. 1 1 a k - : i pursued by jhe sellers of the a under the recent contract. • satisfied to contemplate the : for five weeks the withdraw- f tpul coin lame nr* exceeded the ■I amount with the exception of Instance above, and thalt no exports M whatever have been made during | time. i regard to the exceds of govera- expmdllures aver receipts It Is | known that the hitter arc rapidly wing and ulmt up to this time Init has been received from the In- tax and very Untie from sugar both of which will he Important ien's of government receipt In the rfuture. her,. I. plenty of money In the cry to pay the appnprlaklons and l*at-ment In some article* 'that If -ury had the money the paaaooe enoranous appropriation bllla |M lead to ths Immediate dlrimree- |t of Immense luma of money' la }!y untrue. There Is a question of J as to when -the appropriation for I payment of til* sugar txmnty be ta available and until that question tiled, It w«t be Impossible to make Payments -thereunder. Moreover, the claims for bounty.must be ail ed before payment, since payment r. be prorata If the appropriation ^sufficient. , . ■ tie tefal available cash In the treas- 1 today is $81,371,495 over and ahowe 1100,000,000 allowed 4o cover the J res-rve adrteh Is 189,745,594. rhe treasury officials have no anxle- a to their albllHy to meet aM oblige- < In the Immediate future with ease, I are confident that the expected re- |l of business will bestwured In the Ire and the prosperity of the country ] be greatly Iwstened when some f-tlve method Is found of checking * alarmist articles written by eiews- r correspondents who are willing to piice truth and their own donaclence icy have any—to create a cheap don and play upon the feeling of plrrtuly over-wrought public.” NO NATO BAX, GAS. NUPPUR IN TEXAS. The Engineer's Story of the Patti 1 .Mexlfian Railway Wreck. St. Louis, (March 8.—A Hpcckil from Laredo, Tex., sayg that EiiKineer John XufTer, the American who Is held re sponsible by -many in Mexico for the wreck on the Inter-Oceanic railway I'obruary 28, last, arrived in Ixiredo yesterday. lie give* the following ns the correct story of the accident: He was pulling the first section of an exaurelon train -which whs returning to tiho CUy of IMextco. There were fourteen couches in his section. The accident occurred at 12:0(1 o’clock, twenty minutes after ho had left Te- n-ango, in which -fme -tho train had run only seven kilometres. This, If true, proves ifhait the train was nat running ait a high rate of speed, as has been ohargivl. At the point of « curvo the fourth couch loft the track, halving broken an axle. Tills sot the auto- mutfc brakes anil the engine and first three coaches did not no forward more than twenty fed. The colored conch behind tho one which left the truck was whot is knonvtu as an English Iron clad, tho framework being of steel and the side* ot Iron. This coach (flowed through the two coaches In front of it ami caused the havoc which code many po*engers their hires. The passengers In this coach all escaped. "As soon as tho flcedent occurred,” says 'XufTer, “I went to the rrecue of tho sufferers and while engaged In do ing all I could to relieve their suffer ings wns warned that I had heftier get away from the scene, ns some of tho young men sui'eaueucu u> Still mo be cause they had lost their relatives fu the wreck.- I sms final upon and stw&tty wounded In fthc hip. I Imme diately left the scene and oBoaprcl to the City of Mexico, from whence I came to the United States, nnd had I not been a Mason, I never could hove gotten out of the country. Mr. Sulli van. superintendent of the Une, svas with me when Ihe accident oocurred. To my knowledge there were no charge* pending against me in Mexico.” INDIANA'S IdQUOIl LAW. nON, GA„ MONDAY* F’-'HCH 11, 1395. Ih.i_ It Appears That Governor Evans Will Make Trouble Through Ills Recent Action. NOTARIES PUBLIC REMOVED. Thet'a Are No Charge* Against Them Kxci'pt That They Took Affidavits of XegroM for Registration for Election of Delegate*. po- I CRUSH. ^F--- The Southern pad’s Down Passenger Meets- ,-ith a Frightful Occident (CHILD DIE TOGETHER The Nicholson Bill With local Option Clause Passed. Indianapolis, Ind., March 8.—Cheers filled 'the chamber at noon .today when the final vote of the senate upon the Nicholson bill was announced. The bill, with the local option features In tact, was passed by a volo of 88 to 0. » >r Ctumer, who ha* opposed the many seutlons, slid as he voted “The Republicans who have left their party on this question are sor.hcuds nnd hjipocr'jtes, but there I* one person In this world for Whose opinion I car and she I* my mother. 'For her salt I vote fur the 1,111.” TIi - K tileries cheered. Columbia, S. C., Mcarch 8.—Tin lUlcal situation lu South Cur-din day is more extraord uary Him at period In the past flvi- remarl years. Last summer oue of th issues of the canuuigti not a constitutional com bo called. The reform Ites" fought for It fltul luho conserva tives or “straight-out Dem-crut*" strongly opposed it. At the general ejection the 11''• r fac tion was refused representation "ii the board of managers, atul a smalt u a Jority was rdturned to favor of the oin vention, accompanied by a ’st ,rm cl protests from all over the s'1-■ sn-1 general charges of fraud. At -the DecemDcr session of iho !rg- Islature an aot -was passed providing for a special registration, it being known under the registration law as i •tood the acts of the coast Rational con vention could not stand th - test of the United Static* courts. Tills act pci mttned those who were eutitl d to reg ister lu 1882 but who did not do f to register now under contain conditions (they were completely barred under the existing law). Those who had moved Into the staitc changed their res- Idenco or lost their ccrtilieat s wer • aJso altowod by 7he act to register, Hi- conditions Imp ised in each cj— b : ,g' that the applicant for registration must make affidavit as to each detail—dato and place of former registration, where the lntermedlrite years had been spent, number of former tlcki' -, etc., sa il affidavit to be sworn to as true ..r tln-lr own kumvlolge by tnvo comp I -nt wit- II---,-.. 'I I.- iIs-, p.-.,v :-l-i 1 til II the a': ini'-.v .-'-lii'r il sii mid prepare aud > ml ou; Ihe va. i. us hlasik I'.rjus fur MOTHER All',', i,' 1 ' Two CoAu f Bobo's MUtl Rood’s! Up-t' ae. I f ;mloi Scotland, 0».-T1k Keen pc—llclantl mpe In the Shake* f Caught Fire. al.)- livray McKae, The wrockl^ of th scurhbounxl^J/stlbuh* train this nn-m* ins at ©ooiilct was quite buiIoub. riu* '” vn\4 i l aha.rge of Conductor •a l., En^lii4*er Dave Mn.m*. AT IllU>i 1N<5HAM. KlelTViii.. SJitor Gh' n i Aiaba.na Welcome. day by th«» pecnil • Cjjiv, edU Thu oh il welo done tUio Of" 01 u "‘ ilubbard I.. Engineer IWve M I Was whether ur Tra'inmit f 'il'iieve tie- wreck nv<-nli-'ii '-h"li.il eaused hi tfl T'mering with the I IS or "Tillman- riplkea vvoivr't'bunil lying near The aens mikiu^ auit-mj out tin switch a nt l t>l 1 e an attelll* .1 ^ i«I been n tin* switoil,' yrttich wad in Inn to letjtlie train con main tract.;. The rally <■ had been released by tii th«? apiikes they wer* po as to connect with t rails. , ) c £ A D-ix cal -. :t eel'l l f ’ rails. the that open two miles sin‘hr dashed intl> he niorniiiK. T«c < la »n>per posi- lue on tile the swltah dtVMWln^ of mshed over m Un line ?rtlllzers stood the sidetrack a bin: i thirty- ili<‘ piss.>n«er train ns at 5 o’clock this was composed of C which were Pull* s not stop at Soot , had not decreased cWih; ;:he ctaflon. luddep turn from the Mdtng at the xtll the cars were itlidi d Oil lilt* he sVimp by Insure ♦bite i • 1 ir ill i uii no sb-f-per Ki>r ouch w* :.- 'he sloepi’r can s extinguish*-1 nod. This w tubers of t!:c lb ey all claim* ! MOTH Kb vVND The llrtt-C id the flrat-c to overtunn paa- The blaze *ybo<ly was c-d by seven ■d company, aeksonviile. ore or lesi seriously. DBjVD. •*l live Birmin^hnm than •1. Alexander Mc- lef of Che Phlladel- fteriiDon. ’tin ills hail bwii made for Ids and tile people knew he wait Thm* thousand of Dinnlng- Izens were at the Union depot 1U‘ this grand man, who Ins e for tr.e advanc. ui- nt <-f th** South than any other man north of Mvtson and Dixon’s line. At 1:10 o’clock everv whistle In the railroad yards and at the industrial polirtu /began »to Motor, and tho sound of \\<hictl s, together with the ringing the bells, made such a din that one coufd hardly hear their own ears. This was kapt up for fully fifteen minutes. At precisely 3:12 o’clock Louisville aifd Ntodtanritle train No. 3 pulled- into •the Union passenger station, and to this train was attached the private boudoir oar “Caroniet.” When tho tradn 6toi»pe<l the reception committee, OJessrif. George M. Crulkahank, Frank V. Dvans, R. N. Rhodes, N. B. Thompson, It. D. Johnston and Col. John W. Tomlinson, entered the car and in a few mlnuus thj party ap peared upon the platform. The Birmingham Daittallon, which had been marched under tho shed be fore the arrival of the train, greeted the party* with "present arms.” Shouts of applause and wurm welcome went up from the throats of thousands of enthusiastic citizens. Col. McCToire made a great speech and spoke largely upon the growth and development of the South, ei*pecia41y, uvia bu ii i.i*o n^r.cra! Wt ■poke of the rumored conttth>n of the •South ivnd the West on the silver ques tion and said tt would be disastrous io the people and the IndJfHrtes ror such a thing to happen. His speech was the second he has nude here, the first being when Dirmlmrham was a vil lage. He predicted then (fourteen years ago) that Alabama would sell Iron 4n Pennsylvania Cheaper thanftoould be mad*> there. His prophecy bus been more ttwn vertfled. His party consists of Col. McCfuro and wife. Od. and Mrs. Mlflllon and Miss Littl-john of Philadelphia and Col. anil Mrs. T. T. Wright of Nash ville, Ten n. Tlie Old Soldiers Who Are Entitled to Pensions Arc Not More Than Five Hundred. TOO MANY APPLICATIONS MADE Tli.r Will lit, \\ Out u. Tll.y Slnnil 11,„ Kiaiillnutlon. Which Arc Pro- vltl.,1 Foi— IntcnUcI to hufiple- incnt the t'hnrlty Fuutl. rch 7.—(3p-vl.il.)—In impi v in- Th Atlanta. M i rc - VtbW of the fact th.n a ■ :rdt to ijirovail tjiat the nmv iK-nslon law provides for practically a "servlc • Inns, -n,” Governor Atkins in ha* *1 -t'-r- injnetl to propim- and distribute a list of Questton.s >v., i.-Ji acqdlcaiUs tor the ben-fit of the uew law must answer. “The law does not prop-so to provide * servlco pension for nil the soldiers who y-rvetl in the army," ssld ts ■ governor today, after a ootiferenco with tho attonney general Jr -Id on the t i ,Ji -t. ” l'!i ■ I-I-- i -v.is to re- slat- aid only to su-'h old soMI-rs ms ire , ntiil- I • - assL.t in---- from tin- oiuirliy funds of tJio euunties. In other words. It IS to supplement n7i.it tho counties re autborlstd to do. on-11" k« p tin se Id soldiers out of -the poor house.*' - - - ,"'i , ui [ir-rv: 1-. I r- r l,i li • Hippruprlatlon made, but up to date be tween four and five thousand opptScu- rions lie,vo Ueen made. There Is |l(0i doubt that the great majority of these applicants do ( not clearly understand the term* of the law and are not ou- titled to the p-nslon, and when they ore subjected to tho examination oon- templatod they will be weeded out In wide rows." this rny ’l u.i. Mrs. Su eps, ,\U a 1 Bile ha-l two -her, :o| ,01 tl.-ket lead 11: Ii BRAID3TtRUBT'8 REVIEW. Improvement Shown In the General (Business Situation. •N-dv York. March 8.—BraUstreet'a tomorrdw will say: 'The general busi ness situation shows more Improve ment. Prom several centres this Is de clared to 'be due In part to Ow ad- jmrrym nt of congress and to soiue- nhat better ivith-r. Gains .-ire shown In Ittoreas-il demand for lumber and In the ugh oha^t lltnr. tilers - -1her itructuraJ with ^.d Info ; r ;-7' eu.-- -I'lr-X hi.1 her t" lls.-lf quietly THE THOMAS CASE. It fins llocn Set for Ilenrlng ou thj 20th of .March. Atlanta, March 8.—<8*> -clal.)—The r i tin t " -. • 1 ■ i ■■ -. i,n Ml -s I .ii 1 it Th-onus, who w.ts placed under an -t last Monday for uslntr the United State* limits f-r fraudulent irarposrs. at the Instance of one Lulls Simps n. a N* n 1 • -k -li ■ i:i -n r n ,u in N'e-.v Orleans, baa been s-t for iraaring on March 20. Sduivin, who has given noth'- thot he will he bore ,t that time with irge bundles of dan .i-len-o Igalns: the pretty dot- In the sh'ii»- of lowe letters front himself, •■king to in i oil rtsiioim -,,ii ke.-pers must be made. Kern's rnduiem wis ndop-.d ranking It un lawful for druggists to Hell liquor w.th- out • prescription from a physician. Imprisonment may be ulilisl on a sec ond offense. An unientlmnat sus passed Hint only men can hold tuto r) license*. On the final vote most of the . Democrats vatul for the MIL n* did other* who had fought It Tight Blong. It I* td>ved that tide house -iv:Jl jmss the bin, a* the senate d'.d tuft rirrtke out the local option clause, anil that tho governor ’.till then sign Jhe 1flll. MISSOURI'S SMALLPOX. t Wayna Industrie* Shut Down and People Shivering. Wayne, Ind., March 8.—This King A pipe In -the main natural gas I hurst tov-lve mile* north of the The entire dtv was without fuel 3 till 11 o'clock. Hotels, resuu- and private houses were unable fTve warm meals. Fire* In nearly V>f the stores In tho dty wen. out. [ niffertng in the dty is Intense, as home* are caring for grippe is. The tthoretnometer is below •tog point nod work shops, facto- and schools and business bouses f- forced to suspend. Uerole Measures For Dolling With the Hpldwnle. St. Louis, MsrcU 8.—The epldmile. oi smallpox has spread to such an extent than 'the city snd stale autbirtles huvt- duchled io nuke heroic measures In dealing with the disease. A corps of physlclsm visited the workhouse this morning and, after exsmlnag tho -UK) Inmate*, found Involve prisoner* svho are believed to be suffering from small pox. They were quarantined and nho remainder nicrimwe-d. The bmpeotlon of public sohooLs -will lie commenced and If any pupil aHUc-ti-d w'.th small pox symffcoms Is found the scbodls will be alosed. The house of RetfUgo will also be risked for smallpox.victims. The state board of health met with Governor Scone today ut Jefferson City and Issued a proclamation prohibitng sherlffli of *11 counties In Mlsuourl from bringing prisoners to the d ate penitentiary -wb'fle the smallpox exists In so many towns of Itle state. The proolamuUon Is token ss a precaution ury measure. There are 122 smallpox patients at quarantine In St. -Louis and four now esse* were discovered today. SHAW WAS A SPORT. DANA INDICTED. |* bin Returned In the Noyes Criminal IO**) Case. [wl-.tnfton, March 8.—The rrand Jury ’■lay returned so Indletmi nt f.,r >*I libel eanlnkt C'narte* A. Dnna, . sad Wlffiam L Uaffan. publisher * New Vork Sun. The Indictment U upon a publication In the Sun re- flng upon Frank B. Noyes of the ►Mnj-ton Evening Star. The article f t-t-itned of se libelous was an editorial Hlug upon the war between the rival I’ aaioclationa. democrats nominate. fdaniroo, Mich., Alartflt 8.—The pi district Democrat!'- ■ :i ;r. atonal ration wn* held here this afti r- Judge J. H Shipman of i'oI!- and P. H. oilkcy of Ridfland. ■ M. Todd of Kafsmasoo, were h'xnlmtton* nm 1 Gill • v pnaied on the F -,n-l ballot by th* ■»inr vote: Gllkey. 41; Ehipman. , --I. 14. The fjerooerallc state '™ *» ndctite.l at Hsckimr was ; I by the convention tcTlav an I I -rn--l. The Bslnry He Received We# Supple mented by the Company’s Cash. New Orleans, March l-Arthur B. Shaw, a young man employed by the Western Union Telegraph Company as recetvlng clerk and assistant cashier, was held In IUM bond by Recorder Whitaker In the criminal district court this morning on ths cbnrse ot forgery. Shaw possessed aspirations to be a high roller, end is his salary'did not permit of this, he forged the name of Manager Well unri made drafts upon several hanks to the amount of several hundred dollars. The evidence egahiit him 7s very damaging. triangular”FREIGHT -WIAR. St. Louis, March 8.—The Mimwalppi Valley TninspoMAtion Company, (lie Intor-xtate Company nnd the Anchor Lino Racket Company are waging triangular freight war. The war minted with a reduction of 10 cento per 100 pounds by the Inter-gtate Company on Now Orleans freight, le.iv'ng th- rate 10 cento. The Mlsslsaippl company first met the cot and made a lower rate. The Anchor company foil Into line today. The railroads are tiking no part In the war. that ns v.ft !? mi!!! mil lie ilUfr chlscd, but i w - a roily un«l r-t slppl plau” was t 1 that perhaps It v- Mrs "s hn-l Id 10 deatiFQWy Inf i % h- THE INJUR! PEOPLE. extent of id by that the “Mise 1 one proposed at Intett-lnl to incorporate th - dis In the constttuti in. Th • c rasi-i having tl <'Lir -1 for hane I < awl bavins been deprived of : resentatlon at the pd!« last No have received the gympaNhy of nicno.*! and R-putiMcaiki, trito are wilHng to was lu support tlu-m In preference to making I the inj a light for themselves, awl the ex-1 Of the SWW poopl* who were Injured pr.-sm-d purpose of the administration I the following names were obtained by bring to datfnawbtee fihem. So when *%L2JJS*9E|" mis^sILthly^inJured. ou Monday the special ten days of reg- ^ *i,oulder were wTenehed. Istrutlon began there were hundreds of I Ml|W i^tora Hush of New York was Degree* at every court house- in the I (1,^,^,, through a window, and her etiite. It was then found 4hat the au- right arm was badly out by tho glass, thoritles 4vnd only furnished the regls- Several stlWien were necessary. 4rars with samples of the forms of| Julian Tired of I nlladetpal i was affidavit Instead of ... vnd It was with d.fflcukgr 4hut simple* 11 \ ' r y, 111 1 1 J,/blv-TR —purl ,Irv I-. Il lllllll SSJHJBS* petlng si :<r.u*t special Sttetitt -n. . -I. lll-t ' :n- fully wlffi orders In American grades. London wools nre ldrher nnd rhone Is n stronger market Kcneiufily. Print cloths are once more down to 2 1-1 cents for sltxy-four Hquare. Jobbing ad Charleston 4s more active and a number of merchants are North to obtain goods. Improvement Is shown in isle* of shoes and clothing at Memphis and there 4s a -b-tter feel- In Louisiana, due largely to the sugar bounty set. Augusta awl Atlanta report larger sales of hardware. Trads has been quite slow at Ctlsttanoogm and NashvUe, but the outlook Is fair and collections moderately so. Some Im provement Is reported from Birming ham, where collections continue Slow. TIIE GREAT EXPOSITION. were obtained from which to print afll-1 ' V",_ 5 q-aa th-Xv davits, and In at toast one Instance a 1 supervisor refused to aueopt an affida vit written on a blank which the rtatn had not furoiahed and which 4be state would not furu sh. The first day << regbteatlon was pirnc- tlcslly lost by these delays. Many men who carry- from a diazarere, resuming to their homes whlluut regUtering. In all but three counties, the ttooka are open six hours a day snd shout twelve men nre registered per hour on an average. Every mipervtooc of registration Is the appointee of the admlnlrirntlan and a member of thuit faction. The proceedings of the week reached a climax yesterday when Govern'** Evans removed three notaries public In Srariu-x county. It was openly charged -that he dlil so because they took the affidavits of negro** who de sired to register—these affidavits being made necessary toy the aot otxn e re ferred to. Governor Evans was nuked about this tcUay. He enld tho men had been removed because some “decent" people In Sumter had reported to him that they were making themselvc* "ob noxious" by taking the affitLvlto of negr-xn. The Republicans have tak> n this n« their strongest ground to knock <>ut the note of the convention, when It meets In August. They have hundreds of other cnees on which to make the fight In the Unfjed State* -ou - - m l are otnfident that the action of (the o n- ventlon cannot Hinnd. The conserva tive* believe that the only hope Is f it the reformers -will unite with them f ir , , honest elections. The negroes say they L d> not expect or desire to oontrol the ’ stage hut they «Mi to vote. Lut tall registration certificates were ! distributed among the reformers a ft. r 1 the time to register had cx ir.-1 nn t | 1 as few ot them are attempting L> reg- | “ Uter now. it Is expected that the same pCen la contemplaited 1, -f re the -I- - tkm for delegates. The Ietri-1 itore rr- fuw>2 to provide for teat foctkms ing reprcnentatkci it* Mrs" 51 yi" was thrown out of her berth and ithc luck <V the sleeper chfr wa* hurl-d agnlntf the small of her hack. The Injury wufl very palnfub but Its exeat tunnot be told until nbe consults s physician. Jeanette L»wry mw brvlBea on the thftfh. OTHERS INJURED. Mr. snd Mrs. II. D. HoArnn of Elyria, Oh!>, were also Injured. Mr. Itufi'inan rtcelv.-l a cut on the ear an-l his ha-1 was hurt. His wife’* In juries wer* only »-«ht. Fred WUefi nv is hurt Internally and his band «** out • .Jlico BcrtJ* Barrent of Chicago wss slightly injured. Mrs. H. H- Martin of ClnctnnatL Ohio, hail her wrist broken. Alien F. Jolt:i.-»-:i of Chicago suffered sllulit bruhns. s tn Rotvhn'l. • of Jn kson- vlll--, FI*., « is Bllghtly hurt. NOTE? of THE WRECK. Tile ctili i "ii • - urred t!lr.--tly In fe-nt cf il" Ht.itli-'.i a- i ■ I idling. A gii-ic phrak ixt,-i:-l--,l sightly over the r.ln.r, rot Wh—n tl"- t-- 1.11 ran Into the ank In such igh the wln- dly cl-: It It tin with bid he t" chair. BMs for th* Traneportatlon Building Ac- capted—The Argentine Exhibit. Atlanta, March 8.—The executive com mute* ot the Cotton States International Expo*men today accepted hid* far th* transportation building, water pipe and newer pipe for the exposition grounds and ordered the employment of a land- acapo gardener to superintend th* plant ing out of trees, shrubs, etc. Vico Preoldeut Baldwin of tho South ern railway reported elaborate arrange ments for handling people between tho city and exposition grounds over two tracks, with four tracks In tho grounds and four tracks to unload at the city station, so that trains will leave every four minutes each day. Dr. Zeballos, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary ot tho Argentine Republic, also cqmmlsstoner of tho Ar gentine exhibit at tho oxpoaitlon. Is here and was called on by the executive com- mutes at the eragnn hotel tonight Dr. ZeDsno* Is enthusiastic over the Argen tine exhibit and promises to make R one of the finest at tho exposition. TAYLOR'S NOMINEES. Democrats Name w Ticked to Oppose Populistic Nominees. Butler. March 8.—<8pesl*l.)—The Democratic primaries today resulted In the following nominations: Sheriff, George W. McDaniel; treasurer, John A. csmer -n; coroner, Oeorg* 51. Hlcka; surveyor, James 51. Btenrart. They will oe oppoaol In the rfmklon next Wednesday by the Mtowtog Populist n ..nine,*: 51. L. RlK*y, E. C. P-rklna, Sim D. Chgpman, Robert 8. Foy. This la a special election to fill vacancies occasioned by the failure of Populists •looted in January to make bonds. HANOWdO AT LITTLE ROCK. Burt; Ark^ March 8.-Tho eg, ecitti' :t . f Tom WHcfclns took phe. IhU morning, tlie drop It -ing sprunc it bj.lv cut down ait lu:10. MI.-i Tn .'ii la eon is crasiiy j- pluy f *r -ven marry film. LIVELY STREET FIGHT. Atayor of ,-t Suburb In a i -i.mnga With an Atlanta Jeweler. All lift. Marc* 8.—(8*>---!al.)-filr. E. C. .1 m-a, timyor of Mnn< hi --- r, ,nl Mr. E. W. Blue, a well kn nm Whli— -hall street Jftweler, srere th- part". 1* pants In a lively strc-et fight shortly before noon today. NelUn-r party w.ts much Injured beyond a few seraiteh i, but case* against butto genth-mun wero «wt«r*d. The fight grew nut of s dispute ov*r a huslneas transaction. The two gen tlemen were standing on the eidoealk In front of Mr. Hlu-'s place of liusl- neas wb -n midtlenly they Iw-rrnn -to spar In a lively manner. A gentlemen s' rail ing In a etore across the street ran to the scene and caught 5lr. Jones, while another, who was pissing nt tn- time, caught .Mr. Ulu/> and tho fighters w.-re separated. Mr. Jones suld that .Mr. Blue h -I o.tll<-l him a *‘ar nod th it ho then struck him. WALK ED FR05I M’AOON. Wii-h Strong's Xl-.Uier it Her Knc-sto tho Governor Atlanta, March 8.—OpecUfl.)—Govern or Atkins n spent p:rat ,.f t.„1ay In lo king hrou- , i rc--,nts In the nw- <t V-’n-Xh Strong, the negro enurderor, sen tenced to hang at HtoWktnmrtH* next Friday for mimler. 5'esterchiy after noon Just os the governor was prepar ing to leave bi* t.fifov an (fid -white- hooded fwgro woman appeare,l at the door. She carriod a big rnne In h-r hand and appeared in on alnuct cam- pl-t-ly worn out condition. The old “mammy” was th- mo'her of Wash Strong, she toad walk'-l all tbe vraor fn>m .Mn-.-n t-> Intercclo with the governor for the life of her b >y. Govern ir Atkln--n w.",- mit-h sffecteti T w.-nai.'e p -a .<h- K . t ,(„«h on her kn---- to bog him, and the ere.-r was s, movul ttost ho nt once went lnt., th, re -,r-l of tho ear.■ t-> soo If there was groutt-1 upm which to grant hor prayer. Tin' NORT/fEASTERN SALE. The Rod to Re sold to the Iligh-et Bidder on April 16. ' •. M-i-.-.h x iH; -,d ,1 , .:., v -rn- or Atkin, -n has fixe 1 tprll 18th n« ■ he dat- for ':io ml* of <h, \ •eth".i„l. rn railroad. TheSaV will !-• c>,ndu d-d at a :.- n . til- - Tl litl r.s t., I.. iuTtn it, -l in if -I ty- 'iv \t’ ro-'s- I r..- . : ■ I . Is n ■ ng.ia, -1 in pr-jHPillg th- advnrttv ment. Th- Uo),-.,) ..t i- . is Miuhorlzed by the lev!.-l.itlire to r.-t|ro th. North-a-t- ' r:i 1 ■- L. I-. - . r-.id w-iul'l a,,t *.ef VjM, wl’l to* n-lvertt-cl for aite t,, th •.nrt.'Wt Id lil-,r ■ i May 1 Tho Iwndn must bring a prendu this o-rultti.-n Lh- s: