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PROM WASHINGTON.
«EDINCS of doth houses of
concress yesterday.
In the Shipping Bill
I com f t ,. II ..The House Pushing the
"Appropriation Bllls-Sp.ech
by Logan— A rre«t*i
. ,„VFHZD TO TH* ASSOCIATED FBES8.]
IjUOiur Jnne 21.—Alter the read-
I journal, the chair laid before the
Sundry bills received from the
“ , o[ Representatives. Among these
... a bill amending the Thurman
' u t i D g to the Pacific railroads. Mr.
K wrek desired this bill referred to the
P*“ —n nubile lands, rather than to
, u r . Hill called np the postal telegraph
Li, in order to secure a favorable ik»s !
Eon for it on Monday, but Mr. Cullot
Ebiected to anything that would interfer
Manner In Which They Will be Distribu
ted—A Desperate Indian Fight-
Republican Ticket In Indi
ana-Various Items*
these clerks when no goods were deliv
ered. The clerks received the bills, pro
cured their payment and shared In the
proceeds.
NOTES.
The President to-day nominated Edward I
A. Richards postmaster at Newbern, N. C.
The army appropriation bill as passed
»v the Senate to-day shows an increase
of £235,000 over the amount appropriated
by the House of Representatives, making
the whole amount now appropriated $24,-
539,450. This is $2,350,000 less than the es
timates and $417,000 ‘less than the appro
priation of 1884. The changes made by [telegraphed to the associated pries.]
the Senate increase the amount for the
ly of the army over that allowed by the Chicago, June 19.—The sub-eommittee
**ouce$315,000; and for medical and hos- 0 f arrangements of the national Demo-
erstic committee to-day Issued the follow-
sioned staff $215,000, for quarters of hoi. fng:
pital stewards, $15,000, and for field eteel Democratic National Committee, Room
bill wa, ” Um,e \
reported to the House to-day from the ap-1 Applications made to members of the na*
propriations committee. It appropriates tlonal committee for ticketa of admissfon
l20.9S8.988. The estimates were $30,340,. to the Democratic national convention ... .
Xn MU y ‘• aPPr0P tadl “ to » misunderstanding of ‘he "ne to three points, but no failure fare-
The State Department' denies the pub- method by which they are, distributed, ^'prominent banker on Broad street
lished statement that the American min- The ticketa are printed and issued by the >a vs: -‘The efiect of the failure, coming as
istcr at Rome had been instructed to act committee according to the rules which it joes now, will naturally unsettle things,
in concert with the ministers of England, have been followed at previous conven- andinfact stocks cannot go any lower
Austria and Spain to obtain from Signor tions. They cannot be given as a favor to without hitting or hurting some one. I
Mancina, the Italian minister for foreign any person. The hall wUl have 10,500 think the failure rather a good thing—
affairs, a mitigation of the decUion of the seats, and of these 2,000 will be occupied I ra ther than otherwise—for it will dlstrib-
States has any right to act in the matter,
but has as yet reached no conclusion nor
taken any action.
FROM AUGUSTA.
L, on public lands, rauver iu». «, propriations committee. It appropri
0 mittee on the judiciary. It was $20,988,980. The estimates were $30,010,.
J£a« surprise that he for the first
•learned from the {itfblhc press that
Judiciary committee had resolved not
it on any bin of this kind at this ses-
“ He supposed wo should express onr
• ledgment to the press for having
the Senate thU information. It
1 naturally be supposed that a com
bed the Senate would have made its
Mt first to the Senate itseil as to wheth-
»ft would or would not act. andparticu.
when thU conclusion had been
Ireacbed after a conference with a railroad
some discussion, Mr. VanWyck
withdrew bis motion to refer the bill to the
Icommittee on railroads, and it wo. re
tired to the committes on the judiciary.
On the suggestion of Mr. Plumb, sup-
which was at once proceeded with.
‘<CbiU w„ passed without giving rise
.debate and substantially as recommend-
i bv the committee on appropriations.
The committee of conference on the
flipping bill submitted a report, which
*'Mr'^IUsoD,' from the committee on ap-
dations, reported the legislative, ex-
Jfc and judicial appropriation bill,
dvave notice that he would call it up
! consideration Monday or Tuesday
[teleobaphed to the associated press.]
New York, Wall Street, June 20.—
Cornelius K. Garrison has assigned to
John T. Ferry. Preferences $G31,000.
The amount involved by the failure of
Commodore Garrison is supposed to be
large, probably about $5,000,000. The
preferences amount to $631,000. The as
signee, Mr. J. T. Ferry, belongs to the firm
of E. D. Morgan & Co., and be said to-day
that it was impossible yet for him to state
the figures. The effect on Wall street was
to still more unsettle things, though not
to sd great an extent as was feared. It
was said that Commodore Garrison was
not very largely Interested in stocks on
’change, his fancy being for gas stock and
de specialties. Stocks fell off from
The Ministry*® Fall Confidently Predicted
-Negotiations on the Egyptian
Question—Earl Spencer at
Belfast-General News-
Wednesday's convention,
showed the effects of hia
friends were gratified to see him
mixing In public affairs and to hav
I bodily a■>‘>urance that . . .[ ; ;.
land * of the living. Y< ir
had a short interview with him oi
subject of his candidacy for the trees
ship. He had but little to say of the
paign, only that his friends wer< m.
the race for him, and bad already
| eta anfi 75(1 more will ba tued for dtstribu-1 SEEmoi’ finamiafunbunumut. ..
tion among local committees and cite and was forC9d npon Garris,,n by the protest of
I SfflSft*®'Supposed that 1,200 no tes undeT his endorsement yesterday,
tickets will ^Iven to Senators and Repre- jj e j Sf however, a holder of securities, and
sentatives in Congress, veterans and go mU ch of his wealth is tied up in those
other eminent men of the wh ich are almost unmarketable at present
| country who that h® could not meet his liabilities. He
convention and 950 ticketa will be reserved has a large number of Ohio railroad secu-
| bv the national committee for contingen- rities which have shrunk in value, but
cies. The remainder of the tickets will be which are now not on the market, and the
The remainder of the tickets wi
igen-
iilbe
of Sim- 8^eji to delegates, making six ticketa each, value of which cannot be estimat'-d. The £8,000,000 of British
I for distribution to the public, I assignment is simply for the benefit of bis Such proposals ate false.
The Bank Robbers In Jall—Mlnor'e Ap-
pearance and Talk.
[SPECIAL TZLEOBAM.]
Augusta, June 20.—The names
mons and Watson are doubtless known to
the entire country as effective sharpers.
They were convicted and sentenced at the
last session of the court to seven years’
hard labor, for the robbery of the Com- ■ - . -■ , wijoiu »«»•«> .1 tuc, „,u
mercial Bank. These two men are safely lett^^ddreJs'Sd P te°Aurtln “if! edge of all thosa familiar with his afisirs
quartered at the jail, enjoying every lnxn- jjrown, chairman of the committee on 1 ’
ry possible, awaiting the result of their | press and telegraph, Indianapolis, Ind,
counsel's effort for a new trial. In reply
to the Telegraph Asn Messexoeb's cor-I Tennessee Democrats.
[Signed] w. C. Gocdy,
W. L. Scott,
W. F. Vilas,
M. M. Hah,
Committee on Arrangements.
Applications by newspapers for desk
ivileges should.be
interfere
•ithtbe Mexican pensions bill, and Mr.
Bill's effort failed.
| The Senate then adjourned.
BOUSE.
I Immediately liter the reading of the
loom.], Mr. Stockalager, of Indiana,
lovrd that the House go into committee
[ the whole for farther consideration of
s for the erection of public buildings.
Is was opposed by members having in
ires other special orders, bnt the bulk
the opposition came from the friends of
that is known as the “internal revenue
I" and nnder the leadership of Mr.
•ker, of Virginia, they succeeded in de
Eeating Mr. Stockalager’: motion by a vote
Id nays 88, nay» 119.
j At the conclusion of the morning hoar,
bating which no reports of any importance
knre submitted. Mr. Tucker moved that
he House go into committee of the whole
or the consideration of the bills raising
tevenne.
Mr. Thompson, of Kentucky, inquired
whether there was any inch bill on the
bslendar. The Speaker replied that there
Irss-a bill reported from the committee
bn igricnltnre to encourage the culture of
Iruit. which propoeed to abolish the tax on
bran.lv distilled from trait.
I Mr. Tucker’a motion was lost—yeas 09.
fijj 119. The unfinished business, being
lbs bill repealing the pre-emption and
limber culture laws ana amending the
homestead laws, was then antagonized by
Sir. Eaton, of Connecticut, with the elec-
fctsl count MU, The House refused (yeas
Ip, nays 117) to conoidtr the unfinished
Vslness. Pending the determination as
b what special order ahonld bo proceeded
nth. Mr. Slocum, of New York, secured
e floor and submitted a conference re-
upon the shipping bill. The bill as
'1 to Is substantially the same as
dby the House, though a number of
mdments of minor importnnco have
- idaccd upon the measure. The Senate
let from its amendments having re-
rense to mall pay for American steam-
hips, and in lieu thereof a section is
Bopted repealing after April 1. 1885, all
IviI requiring American vessels to wait
ftil they shall have taken mail matter
P tend. The tree ship clause it stricken
Jpathe bill. The report was agreed to
fthout debate or division.
■The House then resumed the difficult
Plot determining npon the course of
Juans to b* pursue, 1.
IMr. Eaton came out victorious with
le Presidential bill, and llr. Hunt, of
flu. addressed the House in favor of the
isle measure.
; the Items are the following
nous*, Charleston, B. C., *751100
t-house and post-office, Danville. Va.
ft JM; completion of comt-houac at Jack-
Jb Biss., $15,000; marine hospital, Key
[eH. Fla., $10,000. Tho total appropria-
Pta the bill for public boUdinga te$l,-
T ,3t9 .„Tha total appropriation for 1x81
T. PfibUc buildings was $2,292^00. The
11 prowdei for the repeal Of laws to ap
*nt a nationsd board of Health. An aii-
opriafion la made of $500,000 to enable
pieverai executiveuepartmenta, the Da-
Ktment of Agriculture and tho Smith-
t Intfiteuon, to participate in the
i t Industrial and Cotton Centennial
tUion at New Orleans,
the conclusion of the debate, the pre-
ouestion was ordered on tlio bill and
urnents, but no farther action was
• Kandall, of Pennsylvania, from the
umce on appropriations, reported tho
V , C ! V1 .appropriation bill, and it was
>1 to the committee of the whole,
e Ronie then adjourned,
THE SHimjtO BILL,
' .['/[‘bvmce committee on the ship-
' bill have agreed upon a report, which
\ street a compromise upon the two
oh at issue—tri e ships and the
e! suteidv. The free -i.ip featnre
jmmended to be stricken out. The
ute for the feature as agreed upon
let for a repeal of all laws which ar-
Tequire American vestels to carry
t matter at two cents per letter, and
. prev S?t an American vessel from
Eg untilsuch mail matter is received,
a .I’*", however, not to take efiect
u April 1,1885,
LOO AX SEEEXADED.
'f.LL'SoMien and sailors resident In
oston serenaded Cien. Logan this
„. *• . Th.ey assambled at th* city hall
f , in platoons of twelve marched,
|ded by the Marine Band, to the Gene-
[•reiid mc<<m Twelfth atreat, wbwra a
i .i u . 1° 01 fhraa tbonaand dtinins
’already assembled. The procaaaion
L'{;“"*llX»oppliedwUh 1,aimers, rock-
lie,man candles an 1 notsfr making .1.*-
^ The bannar of tha Army of Tanner
Fwaadiapiajre.i fro m an ui,;wr window
ken'Ujjana house. General Logan’
CSf an S!R*» greeted with a storm
PTV “ ben lha storm of appianae hi
ffj!'introducad in ahSrfapaa
IGeneral Green B. Baum. Logan'.
l f• *9 0,11 united country, greater,
pAwthan aver bafosMbcmiMiaaitf
llSSSS? U** vnmxet pars*
a wreignan and make our flag ererr-
Ff. L , $P e Oted, and to Blaine a- the
I".?*, ' “ cr ° l U’" party. The ipeech
continued to a late hour.
E£ ““ovate**, who wen site
fSJ *®» ,8anatoee nawmdHei*
L , Cutchaoo, of MUAipw Qr“
foYfRiMa, Pattibosi. off ta
|l ajne, of PannaylvanU.
|0 mere arrests.. .
Ibovnenod repots ,
“•»««• rfcnmpBdt
Alacmwnd trend, ontos
PiiSUHS
r A prom: .. ,j r;tw ,
f* ^wuhgSfc
t is simply 1
eaiiors.
New York, June 21.—Melville C. Day,
legal adviser of Commodore Garrison, said
to-day: ‘*The advice which caused him to
I suspend was given by me, with the knowl-
de prior to June | eJg f ofall thosa (am i llflrwith hia afiairs
and with their concurrent advice. The
storm was upon him, and he could not
weather it. His securities were not nego-
— . _ .. .... _ $ tiable. and to hold out would have re-
respondent, Watson said: “We anticipate Btate’mmvention'ias^ night ^HmLJ?D*c! su ' te< l in a complete wreck, te
an acquittal if tried by an impartial jury, am,,, a nd Hon. Robert L. Taylor were the detriment of the creditors and every
It reqnlres some time for public prejudice chosen electors at large by acclamation, body else. The statement in teference to
to pass away." SUSShfvmm 0 ”*!,!!? 1hls having applied to Vanderbilt and D.
Watson presents a pitiful appearance. the eutlre eTen | nKt a nd amid MU 1 3 to a 3 *! 34 hlm f» untrue. The ex-
Hls face Is full of sadness, as if to say “I I great excitement the minority of the com- istenceof suits has nothing, directly or In-
have suffered.” Ho still denies all know- mittee accepted the entire majority report, directly to do with his assignment. The
imons seems bp 4 *fi® r * n 8.1*’'°! 1 ld£ e li a l 1 l e temiacon- fact of the existence of these suits was
nn.imhi.ticntml in thn art 3truction > tts l“j' U 13 ' il , be amended byadd- ; 05 t sight of during the excitement by
unsophisticated in the art ing the words: “We favor a tariff for reason of pecuniary embarrassment,
nly induces revenue adequate to the wants of the gen- wll ich remired Immediate at-
[TELEGIUPBED TO TnE ASSOCIATED PBESS.j
Loxdox, June 19.—At an important Con-
aervatlve demonstration at Ayalebury
yesterday, Lord Randolph Churchill said
the government policy in Egypt is through
out a tale of shame. The English ministry
is the author of misery and bloodshed
among the inoffensive people whom it is
our mission to protect and civilize. Mr.
Gladstone ought to have fostered Arab!
Pasha's patriotic movement, instead of
destroying Alexandria and killing 10,000
Egyptians. After the battle of Tel El Ke-
bir, England’s power in Egypt was greater,
as her responsibility was greater; but Mr.
Gladstone’s only thought was how to aban
don Egypt His wavering policy is an
swerable for the disaster and bloodshed
from the defeat of Hicks Pasha to the fall
of Berber. The radical herd in the
llonse of Commons obediently swallowed
despotism, anarchy, military expe
ditions massacres, decorations, re
wards, honors, titles and pensions, but
the day of reckoning was rapidly approach
ing. Perhaps months or weeks, possibly
only days, will pass before it conies. Mr.
Gladstone selects such a moment to pro
pose a restoration of the French contract,
a British evacuation and the advance of
taxpayers’ money.
. . Isa. They are rain-
ons to our interests, finance, honor and re
nown. The ministry’s imbecility is with
out a parallel in ancient or modern times.
Lord Churchill announced that ho was no
advocate of fresh annexation, which meant
Increased armaments and taxation. The
maintenance of the British empire de-
E mded upon a just and righteoas policy.
ngland. however, had virtually annexed
Egypt. He then said: “A fresh govern-
meat cannot undo the annexation. It
must render Itmore complete and effectnal.
The motto must be ‘Egvpt for the Egypt-
Tha Last of the Convention-Some Opin
ions of the Result and tho Chicago
Convention—Meeting Expo
sition Commissioners,
[SPECIAL COBBZSPOXDEXca.]
Atlaxta, Jnne 19.—A few of the conven
tion delegates have lingered over to-day to , ,u. .... . u .... .... n,
pav their respects to the Governor, to dis- J ut .? n F 1 solicitation. .
* • , , V , .. 7, , .’ for the heavy bond required by th
cuss the political situation, and in some event his cantu.. Is pushed
instances to advance the interests of cer- cess. Colonel Humber would be
tain candidates for office. Indeed, a great and trusty servant o! the Mate in
many come to the convention to feel the fice w whlch he . m, * ht be “Ik-d.
ground and pull the wires for the various iNTiiEroi.RTH.
candidates, [and there has been a greet L&’arftljSSdJrijSm'lhid’un
deal of that kind of work done. Mood some tima iince that Judge Bt
The Governor’s office was slightly over anan would not be a candidate for re-e!ec-
runthis morning. Your correspondent Jl° n after the expiration of his present
, J , . * ' . . v . term, but I am Informed this week by gen-
happened in with a cohst delegate, and in Clemen from the district that he would
a general conversation with his Excellency not to be averse to another term,
asked his opinion of the convention ye»* I Jgd that a rwomhiation^ by his dis-
terday, and the probable resultof the Chi- SiUlemore c .....
cago convention. Governor McDaniel judge is generally credited with. Hi* re
spoke in the very highest terms of oar cord at Washington has been spotless,
State ccnvention, the character of to
ui roguery, and certainly hiuuecs i rcveuuo aucviua*c *u u*c nauM w* vuokcu- $ ^mch rem
sympathy. He remarked: “No torture eral government ecooomicaUT admfnis- tention. They did not enter
.,, , . , . I tered, and so adjusted in its details as to I into the discussion when it
could be devised more terrible, especially afford fair and rewonable encouragement was decided te make an assignment,
on a man that is entirely ignorant of any to home labor and domestic products and ihe assets and liabilities depend on time
crime.” He devotes his entire time to I manufactures, but not to promote monop-1 an( j negotiation. The assignee may not
writins letters and cares verv little for the °. * e8, dtaeoMloo, the conven- a bi e to sell certain securities, which,
writing letters ana cares very mue ior me Uon a dj ourne d to0o’clock this moraine. w | 1 u e they are intrinsically valuable, yet
worlds doings. His sister, a cultured- The delegates to Chicago fronUhefonnli rafty h aV e no fixed market value. I pro-
looking lady, still remains in Augusta, to district are R. T. McLane and D. W* Din- 8 ume a man with the ability and financial
cheer the erring brother. Last, but not .... .jn;*, io_Tha Democratic c ? nnections of . D * Terr y* th ®“-
. „ . “ dabiiville, 'June 19.—the JJemocratic s |g n ee, may prove able to commence ne-
leaat, we find a new acquisition to this gtate convention reassembled at 9 o’clock gotiations which will result in obtaining
patty, that of Rufc Minor, whose name I this morning. The entiro forenoon was something approximating the real value of
will long be cherished by Tinkerton as one ?° D,un [£f ‘ n the consldepatlon oflhe piat-1 0 f these securities, but if they
nf the.hrewilp.t pn.rals in existence In 7^ 8 . m , nor * ty .ru P< Xv.’i wb ! c ?, em " 1* Bold without snch negotiations,
of the shrewdest rascals in existence, in bodied the features of tho Ohio platlorm, as is very often done by receivers of im
1870 Minor was the proprietor of a den was tabled. A motion to table the major!- solvent estate, tho result might be to the
frequented by thieves in Brooklyn. The de-'” * •*-- * • -• •• - ' -• -
tectives were put on hia track. Finally he . votwl q own . mo convention tnen voted | hia'office early to-day, but refused to be
left suddenly for Europe, returning sever- on a call for the previous question on the I e(xn . a clerk says lie is very feeble and
al months after. From that time he la | majority report “ * * * ' * ’ ‘ • '*
•apposed to have been constantly at work
: Ju
these bold robberies. Last July he was
arrested in Baltimore,charged with stealing I senator Vance Makes a Speech on tho
twelve thousand dollars worth of bonds stataa'e Rapid Crowth.
from the Bank of Baltimore, the evidence [TiLLOSArniD to tux associatzd run.]
was conclusive, but by some technical Grekxsbobo, N. C., June 19.—At the in-
power he escaped. | T Itat'.on of the business men of Greens-
OPENING OF A NORTH CAROLINA ROAD.
much distressed in mind and cannot admit
many friends to see him.
THE DUBUQUE DRILL-
rope.”
Tit* EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.
’* Lonoon, June 19.—England haa sent a
note to the powers, communicating the
agreement with France in regard to the
coming Egyptian conference. France has
only notified the French members at the
courts of the powers interested.
The powers are exchanging views con
cerning the terms of the Egyptian confer
ence, as proposed by Earl Granville, It is
not expected that they will give formal ad
hesion promptly, except under the condi
tion that they will not be bound by any ar
rangement in which they have not partici
pated.
The French ambassador at Constantino
ple haa informed the Grand Vizier that
Turkish Intervention in Egypt or the Sou
dan is excluded under the terms of the
agreement between England and France.
Col. Wood has been Instructed to echelon
the whole
■ , It* ing around for a Representative the d:s-
men who composed L, I' 10 | trict might go further anci fare worse. A
haymony and the dispatch of strong candidate In the field against hint
business. The Governor expressed is Hon. Henry R. Harris, of Greenville,
a decided personal preference for either who for yean represented the district, en*
Ifi t^beH B*? a rL “Jjarasifieutial uomteoe, j jjjf^eve* been quite sithfiKl'witlfuie'.ljk.
Grover Cleveland. and Mh.^oSd
muta th*lumriMriliof Matar^Cummins field again, and from the information I can
gather that is reliable, the outlook is very
of 4°g?f*** favorable to his nomination. There isan-
mented the convention b^sa c vrnp lt had other geI>Ucm a n who is very strong in thn
addressed itself simply to, the district, well-known and popular over
^ think. s, a te ' who is also very favorably spe
b “t had been accomplished. He thinks o{ , n the dIstrlct bat w 1 10 f, not yet I be-
hJ will ltev ®' Bn “ vow «i candidate. I refer to
cago convention, and that he will be Hon 0arrar(lt speaker of the late
eiectea. House of Representatives. If he is not a
prxss dxlbgatm. candidate, it is not unlikely that Col. Har-
In looking over the list of the Georgia ris is the coming man. If he should enter
delegation, it will be observed that the the field and make the canvas, he would
press of the State is well represented, make it interesting for the other candi-
Among the delegates at large and the al- 1 dates and very Drobably secure the nomi-
ternates appear the proprietors of the nation. It would be a first-rate move for
Constitution, Chronicle and the Savannah the fourth to send such a man to Wush-
Moming Feus. Among the Con- ington, and would gratify his
S essional delegates are Grubb, of friends over the State, and those who kn«*yr
e Darien Timber Gazette, Tripplett. him by his personal service, to see hinlsfo
of the Thoraasville Times, and Dwmell, of deservedly promoted. Columbus and M\is-
the Rome Courier.
It is gratifying to see that clement of the 4 . v - —,
8 arty honored. They have always been been some time since they represented th
le free horses of the party, ridden hard in I district in Washington,
every campaign, giving their time, talent I report of board or visitors.
and columns to the party, and generally I T fadnrt »ha
g* 1 !!7.. U ffaiJ!^ 1 j° a r.u < idX r if?ui oMhS U)Md o?risftom^o the uniTCra tv St
KTeof the w«kte me« It^a Itebte Athene and of the aub board whichvi.Ited
tethSronvraUon and rotha partvtlmtln
the selection of delegates the weekly press
been remembered in the Darien Gu
am] IVaddy Haifa by the end of the pres
ent month. Several battnllons of English
infantry will proceed to Assouan, where an
intrenched camp fa being constructed.
IN FARLIAMENT.
London, June 19.—In the Huso of Com-
®govern!
Egyptian
to defend
vncral interest, though si mewha*. lengthy.
.ms in
xette and the Thomasville Time,. Aside Uelwo fn.ldnllT.rh.
from that idea, Grabb jgd1 Tripplett will
make splendid and safe delegates. ^ n get forkh b the h(mfd of yMim
exposition commissioners. mfty be taken as true and reliable, as it
JThe commissioners to the New Orleans certainly should be, even a casual rentier
Exposition met Major Bacon, the I will be struck with the attitude in which
State commissioner, at the capi* I the State University is placed as compared
toi this morning for a general I with that of the colored Unlvtislty
consultation. The outlook was not very I here. The Atlanta university,
encouraging. The commissioners feel that I its faculty, the proficiency of its
the State can make a very creditable ex- student*, and every thing connected with
hibit, but thev are lacking in funds. The It Is loaded with compliment and praise,
iriginal idea of asking a voluntary contri- which sounds rather fulsome when the
Button of 2 per cent, upon the Statotax criticisms on the State University are read,
was to-day definitely abandoned, for the There may be such marked difference in
reason that the people of the State had I the two universities, in their management,
practically made no response to it An- in the proficiency of students, and in the
1AWWR, auuc At/. Ali A A LA XU VI LUffi-
mons to-day. the Marquis of Harrington,
secretory of state for war, aald the 'govern
ment believed the British and
forces now
Southern Companies Bear Away the
t Prizes—A Sham Battle.
| TELEOBAPHED TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.]
. Dubuque, Iowa, June 21.—About 15,000
Minor was asked: “What are your bot0i g ve thousand persona from fifteen people were present at the military en-
chances for acquittal?” I counties, including representative men campment yesterday. The result of the
“Ha 1 It Is not near the case brought I [ rom t be business centers of the State from prize infantry drill of Thursday was an.
against me in Baltimore. I have every hope Wilmington to ML Airy, assembled to-day I nounced by tho judges to be as follows:
of coming out victorious.’’ to celebrate the opening of the Cape Fear Mobile Rifles, Company F First Alabama,
“How do you like the accommoda- #n d Yadkin Valley railroad to this point, I first prize, on general excellence, especially
tions?” The ISO miles of completed road is in fine I of the manual; Treadway Rifles, SL Louis,
‘Oh, they surpass riunoof condition, having substantial depots, new Company D Third Missouri, second prizo
Xew York or Baltimore, but ,t H i rails and good rolling stock. Thirty-1 on general excellence, and especially their
have spent long days In terrible sus- fiT# mUe# additional road is ready for j skirmish drill; Branch Guards, of 8t.
penio. Just to think, my dear fellow, that I too iron west of Grcenaboro. In Louis, third prize; Company D, SL Paul
lam deprived of the m any^ luxuries of [ Uirj. § Osteal ^ I fourth prize; a company of Muscarine
long Branch and Coney Island. It Is an g bocbM ,L xiie contract haa been made fifth prize, and the Xatlenal Rifles, of
outrage, sir; limply terrible.” I for an Immediate extension to Bennetts- I Washington, sixth prize The cavalry
Minor is a man of elegant address and rifle, 8. C. The ultimate purpose Is to I Prize was given to the MUwaukee Light
. v », „ An .„ I connect with the Cincinnati anaWllming-! Cavalry, who had no competitors. The
seems to have every comfort money can I inroad h \ Washihgton Light Artillery gave a
brlrg. He was arrested in hew York a Judge Gilmer delivere.1 an address of I prize exhibition ilriU. In the afternoon
few weeks ago as being the misting Unk to I welcome and Governor Jarvis followed in there was a dress parade of aU thein-
the Watson and Simmons escapade on the «n Interesting address. f at>tnr, cavalry and artillery, they bring re-
tne w atsoii nnu nuuiuuu. Senator Vance contrasted the present I viewed by Gov. Sherman, of Iowa, Gen.
clerk of the Commercial Bank. condition of the 8tate with that of 1805.1 Kirby Smith, Gen. Gibbons,U. 8. A., eom-
eeturxzd FROM COLUMBIA. North Carolina, he arid, had risen from mender of the Department of the Platte,
The Alert company returned this mom- ashes and desolation, and entered upon a l Adjutant-General Waddell, of Missouri,
. career of marvelous prosperity. Numerous
- . • I short roads had been built and tho rail- ■ .
with them four prizes. They are Indig- roa d mileage had Increase! from 1,000 to I battle __ — —-
nant at the preference shown by the 1 2,000 miles. Great improvement had been camp grounds, where were lines of
ludcei for the Carolins companies and made in the public ichoob and the school earthwork., redoubts, rifle nit* and a fort
judges lor tne Laroiina companies, anu j UIld wtl ™kter than all other expenses commanding the city. The battle was
•ay their treatment while in attendance com b| n edT There bad been an unparaUcd planned by General Gibbona, and the at-
was tar from being conrteons. | advance in agriculture and In prtMuce t iu | tack made nnder his directions were pertj-
TBI WALK 1X0 MATCH.
The coming walking match, under the
auspices of the Canal Boat Club continues . wr m ue citizens anu me uigu zone m i
to elicit remarkable attention, and a large public men, but, said the apeaker, while captured, and afterwards by a Hank move-
CTOwdfaI ****
AU arrangement! have been perfected to lor lbe development of their natural
make it -a grand suecesi. The foilewing | sources,
are the entries: Augusta—J, B. Welbourn,
J. N. Boullneau, E. B. Pnrcell, Jr„ J. C.
Bernhardt, J. E, Taliaferro, J. J. Gleason,
D. 8. Whittle, Alfred Vargrave, William I A Train Wecktd,
Rnmbley, C. D. Carr. Decatur—John N. I Kansas Cm. June 19.—A Timet Atclil-
CressweU, Dan D. AUton. Summerville- ] son, Kanaal, dispatch aay»A “AltheeMt
William H. Heckle. Atlanta—Thomas
Orr, G. A. Hornady, M. A. Brotherton, N. I beLthe ipreadingof
W. Hunt. Macon—W. H. Tarver, Dyson, | feet from "
8. C.-C. J. Betta.
Upper Egypt. Alter the defeat of General
Hlcka last antumn, the British and Egyp
tian military officials united in forming
plan for defending
Tha' *
. of
•bam
the
other plan was adopted this morning: to other respects to which attention is call: d.
Issue a circular to each Congressional dis- 1 but it will not be readily accepted
trict to arrange an exhibit of the various relished over the State,
resources of the district for exhibit at the The mechanics’ twelve-hour go-a»-yt_
State fair to be held In Macon. If each please walking match la In piogreas at the
district will prepare inch an exhibit at the I old rink, but is not attracting much atten-
expense of the district and deliver it at the I Uon. The public fa almost sated with that
railroad. It will be carried to Ms- species of amusement, and after the match
con. srill be properly arranged between Macon and Atlanta nextTu
'sited at the State lair, I
Duncan|McRea, Treasurer, Worth
others followed. A grand banquet
afterwards given at Benbam'a Hotel.
latte.
Uoetofthe companies remain to-day,
an tdditional programme having been ur
ged. The Mobile IUfles, National
les of Washington,Branch Guards, Com
pany D. of 8L I’aul, and the Busch Zou
aves, of8L Louis, left hut night.
Blaine Notified of His Nomination.
Augusta, Me. Jane 2L—The committee
troops. The government, therefore. Is
' rant of the present disposition of the
dive’s forces, and is now negotiating
with a view to placing British officers in
supreme command over ail troops in
Egypt.
In the House of Commons to-night the
franchise bill passed the committee stage.
BATTLES FROM BALLOONS.
The Nsw Plan of Campaign Adopted br
the Fenians.
[TXLEaaAFHID TO TUI AMOCUTXO rant. I
Loxdox, June 20.—The Paris correspond
ent of the Timet says Jas. Stephen *, the
ex-Fenlan head centre, has forwarded to
an active member of the brotherhood at
Chicago a manuscript circular, summon
ing an early meeting at Chicago of prom
inent Irish Americans who are willing to
Join a new movement iu feror of a Milita
ry organization on the fines proposed by
the late John O'Mahoney. Stephens de
clares that the services of several distin
guished European officers have al.
ready been placed at his [disposal
He la sanguine that he can secure others.
No definite plan of action wifi be propoect
until the meeting of the convention o
Irish patriots which It la proposed to bold
soon fit Paris. TothisconrenUonthaCbi-
cago conference ie Invited to elect dele
gates. After the convention an address
wilt be Issued to the Irish at borne and
abroad, expounding the alma of the new
moremenL Among the plena of opera
tions mooted la e scheme to dispatch bal
loons manned with desperadoes over Eng
land to drop expioelvee upon the cities
and towns below. Captain McCefferty
baa been commissioned to ex
amine end report npon plans and appara
tus. Several Femana In Paris have volun
teered to take pert in an expedition.
by districts and exhibited at the State
and carried to the New Orleana Exposition
and exhibited there in like manner. The
circular will also set forth the object and
purposes of the exposition, the benefit
that will accrue to the State and to the
several district!, and the importance of co
operation on the part of the people. Thia
circular will be lent out in a few days.
The State commissioner ia working hard
to get np a creditable exhibit for the State.
So far he baa worked without lands ex
cept those supplied from his own pane.
He i> anxious to make the State displav a
•access, and It will be unfortunate for the
State if her people do not aid him promptly
and liberally.
le- ran. Kama*, dlapatch aay.;: “As the east
• N - bel, the apreading of the nils about sixty J^atfdodktovproSidedfeSiWriS
rathe approach of a bridge occurred “iislonand militeeoffidri
SSJSftiJ'&S: Sr°of thrir errand. Gen. 1
the Blaine
Siheti"“tMHnrA. briSSUdJSlS manuscript bis-speech, and Mr.
Boiler Explosion.
[SPECIAL TELEGRAM.]
Atbaxz, June 2(L—A fatal boiler explo
sion took place at 6 o’clock this morning
at the brickyard of L. T. Fields & Co., ait-1 to this dty. A number of othsr passen-. .
uated on the southern limits of the city, gen received painful cuts and bruises. An _ «,!!» m
The following negroe», who were working exjmtaaUoo Qcatea ri£‘«« p£, t n ' 0 f this dty, aho't ind killed Loren-
in the brickyard, were instantly kUled: I p!U»“i,tSned ihong^rirata theholee “D. l^kle.e ,d«P«™<lo who resisted ar-
Emanuel Grant Albert MU«,W«tCh^ andpnitedthe rails apart when the train
man and Matt Early, Another negro epproacneu. I condncL fired several shots at
named Willi* Watson was alightly
wounded. The cause of the exploeioa
was no water in th* boiler.
Sroall-Pos In Iowa- ,
Chicaoo, June 20.—A dispatch from Dei I d a T , ago, D.N.BUplee, of Dallas. W.
Moines to the Journal save: "Several \y Uartaefi and a man named Hicks
Deputy
__ . . who at-
. tempted to arrest him, last week. Bince
Galvbstox. June 19.-A As*, Dalle. thraSSkle has been ^ed with two re-
special says that information hu been re- I voivers. making threats against any officer
edved of a recent fight with Indians in the wb o would dare attempthia arresL
extreme northwest corner of Taxes, ten
i who wonld dare attempt 1
The Late Louisiana Election.
N*w _OaLiAS«,_June21.—A apodal t
“ ** " ‘ Bong* i
casesot small-pox arereport3|j^^5b^R[^^^^^[5Knto**yi:
county, originating In • fa»Uy of «ml-1 Washington Territory, on ^horseback. Th* Joint legislative committee aopolnted
granU who came through Baltimore and When about a week oat, while near the to investigate the vote at the recent elec-1
were there given health certificates. Two I northern boundary of the Panhandle, the I tion on the first amendment to the consti-
■ ' family have died and seyen neigh-1 party was surprised by seven hostile In-1 tution, known as the State debt amend-
I oians. A fusilade followed while seeking I meat, met this evening. On Monday orl
I shelter in thetlmber. The battle conttn- Tuesday they will report that the amend-]
I Accidental Death. 1 ued several hours. Hicks fell dead at the ment was carried by 19,000 vote*.p
Chicaoo, Jan# 21.—Miss Alice M. Weill, first roDey. Supl« heroically conttnuetl [' _ J
, ,f Boston, while viewing the machinery on | filing for an hour with a mortal wound in | Bra teaman MurdsredT^^
.. ti --U the abdomen andfiDaJJv five Helmxa. Moxtaxa, June 2L-Joba Ax-
Indians were killed and the other two, war .ls a brakviaan on the Utah Northern
bin I badly wounded, tied, leaving HarUell the tra i n , carrying Cole's circus, was shot
ami [ sole survivor. | through the heart while the train was
* I leaving D«r Lodge Thursday. The mur-
Tha How® Scale Corr-oany. derer is not known. Five of Cole’s men
Bctland, Yt., June 21.—The mana- wer*» arrestetl here yesterday oo suspicion
cers of tha Howe fccale Company. In refu-1 of being implicated in the crime. The
* of their failure, say | railroad men talk of lynching if the mar-
pros- I derer is found,
all |
Tennessee Democrat*.
NaraviLLE, J ::.c . -. Th.- r iti
a i. i la.,; night
ah. r :ujoatin.j <yv-r: t Ii.it-- I;' i- -j
ministration ol Governor Bat. r-rarl,
th-a-: uvttn.nl ot it. . • - : r-n::—tee
aa lir..:, and i.v..r, a u.-. : (...- • .t
r«v*-n-..e * :ily to defrav t,-v
EOTcraMtat.
an inrtant, the was, 18 yeara of age and
was visiting th* family ofH. N. Grtely, of
this dty.
A Bank R.sum.s Businas
Louts, Jnnv 21.—A special to the
talion of the report •
EGYPT.
NEWS FROM KHARTOUM.
Suakim, June 20.—Twenty-one
have arrived at Suakim from Khi
They left Khartoum May 25th, and they
say that Berber at that time was safe and
ha-1 a full supply of provisions.
Cairo, Jane 20.—The Mudir of Dougola
has been ordered to ascertain the truth
concerning the reported fall of Berber.
the iubz canal.
Pari., June 20.—The commission ap
pointed to consider the advisability of
widening the Suez canal or building a
second one parallel with the present one
decided in favor of the former plan.
GERMANY.
AX ntCMMDUEY SLOT.
London, June 20.—A Berlin dispatch to
the Horning Pott aays that several import
ant arrests wen made yesterday in connee
tion with an incendiary conspiracy. This
piracy, it te asserted, baa ramifications
. America. Should Inquiry prove that
the German conaplraton have received
foods from America, immediate diplomat
ic action wifi be taken by the German rep
resentative at Washington.
Florida Militia.
Pensacola, Jbne 22.—The awards in the
contest ot Florida State troops were an
nounced to-day. Out ot a possible five,
the Kacambia Rifles got 431-100. Next
came a company of East Florida, the Ca
dets, of Greensville, with 4 21-100. The
beat marksman was Cadet Graham John-
son. of tha East Florida Cadets. The beat
drilled individual soldier was a sergeant
of the Weat Florida Cadets, ol Tallahassee.
Pensacola. Jnne 2L—Four men were
wounde-l In the FlorldaState troops’ ibam
battle at Camp Chevely by the [>e:nu ot
regular army standard blank cartridge*.
The cartridges hare a pointed end, and
day, will probably cry "enough.’’
A REMARKABLE CUREl
is w lilt II
ansicimo surgeons decile
TO USE THE HUE.
jlfunderm
sonrcoof anilely tnnil . _
physicians of tho ct^rmx<\ nho asnrffeun w
raued in. and ftflnr a careful examination t
lecldsd that there was no chanco of a cure
Iom they V
Atlanta, Jon* 20.—The coroner’* jury
impaneled to investigate th. [§28^15^^^815531
Rom murder, met this morning in the him* mod. nntu all other mran. b,d been.s-
officeof the chief of police and were In hearted. t<<>. wo bem to nse different throat
ms,ion iS day. The’toqtteat adjoorned hgKSft
late tbte evening, to meet again next ‘z-aly wonderful: and after a >MjM40e*.DU
Friday. While your correspondent | -
present at tho investlga-
tion today, it te almoet impoeslble to ssy I j n order toa this remedy. Very respeetatin
definitely what conclnslon was reached. w. IL jAnkVI ECU.
Tho father of the murdered woman war f
examined; Miss Frazier was examined—
made to tell her stojv over again—and
otherawere called and examined, bat as . . , J*L ti W —
far Ml could sco there were no new de-
velopments. , ll.Malmteed^rovqoJO bee
In tha ante-room was Roee, the husband avoctha ray wifo Lu anf^revl in m weak la
of the murdered woman, who te resting and ha. isj.tI,mud great dlBcelty Inbrs Pl
under the charge of having committed the lng.so much so that she could m.tirn ;u>taUat
inhuman crime. I went into the room | plant; die also lost her amwttte, and. 16 fact,
where he wa* waiting . the. remit | her .condition was tnUy aUradns.^ Ue^' ej
tc.t tt. virtues,
moatbaju effteL
In the Teleorafu and was confident that I sirondertaL”fihe‘now"experieBeSi MtPi.-iir
he wonld be able to establish bis lnno- in breathing, her appetite tea- '
cence. I am to be iaraianed srlth a state- j raradir regsming her rtrenutiu
ment to-morrow in connection with th* I rin^JteeeUhroedus*wlUsJeet*peitaa»v»rt
S' amT*30* e or n, ^ tW udh^ 0 '^‘ b ^^S 1 | ihO “ ri;1 ' ,,U6
hu a fact that te uot at all prepossessing. I • GBO. W. 8131
To look at him, one might easily infer that | ,v_.
S?SS?SSM« u t£f ^-S^SKtiSS^uuiterTaf
he may be entirely innocent. “ l have bud no canse to ehanee my or
I listened to the examination of Mi*s J eutlre to the cflfucy of Brewer’; i.w
Frasier with great lntere*t. She reiter* 1 ^^
•tad th* story that she has already I *FR.! .
tpU. and which has already been pul- oheermilyralNmmeudU tortlwboar.aT; i -t
J^oWng at her, I could scarcely I with pulmonary disease. Vcry rsspsctfallT. ,
believe that her personal attractions or ^ i - OEO. w. J
charms were sufficient to incite any man | . >. aa n n «mmi o i luiol
to crime, modi less to commit suchahorw I LAM An, RAuKiN. & LAIviAti^
rible and Inhuman crime as the one in T ■
question. MACON, C?A.
s£aSS%SaS3 holmes- sure core lop wash
hope to be able to famish yon with nor
itercsting interviews with the detectiv
! .
interesting interviews with the detectives
who hav* had this case in charge, which
may pouibly throw soma light on the
crime.
the WALxras.
Atlanta wifi make a supreme effort to
beat Macon in the return walking match.
Parties having tho match in charge
are walking the champion* around
tha track every day with a view
of selecting th* moat availa
ble. They ara working on fifteen or twen-
ty^and out of that number will pick out
Atlanta, June 2L—Tba latest ripple on
th* political surface here waa the recent
discovery by the Atlanta correspondent of
th* 8*vannah Timet of a mighty 'combina
tion entered into by tba Telsshufii and
tha Savannah Next to work tho defeat ol
Aud UII.VriSRKTL
Dr*. J.P. AW. 11.11DI.11 SIN. Demists,
Deulal II, pal, H;«on, (.a
LAMAR. RANKIN & LAMAR
wv,G,» ...... ' . .fi.Miaaa
-aa... penetrate an Inch board at
twenty fe«L Aa the regular and volunteer
troops use these cartridges for salutes In
I dense crowds, the rr-uit mentioned te ins-
poitanL The wounded are doing welL
There waa & game of baseball in £a-
| vannab between employes of tho Tim :•
i Union.- part an-1 thosa of the -V, ■
I tho Other Tht: form,* paper gi ■ -
1 ing. r ae. ont of the game than the
tter! Defeat is laconic while Victory
uae oavonnan aeict io wora uw ueieat oi I r*»* ui xmm >4 •**7 1
Govemor McDaniel, which the editor of | to
the limit dteenseed with some serious-
Tha alleged combination, set forth
in each sober detail, was made a topic
about tha eapitoi, where tha general lm-
preeaion seems to be that tha Timet and
iu abla correspondent had ran afoul of a
mare'a nesL
Aafar as I can discover hereabouts, that
te th* vary latest development in the guber
natorial campaign, which thus far eeems
to be easy sailing for the present incam-
beaL Whether the saitinglnto poet wifi
and unobstructed remains to be
for the treasury portfolio. Both want I
office and bath are making an inters*)
campaign. CoL Humber. Putnam's fa-
ite, who waa so badly victimised by I
mlm mm waa km ** • detegat*
& 8L LrafitC