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THE TfcLVGFAPn AND MESSENGFR: FRIDAY. SF PTFMBER 25. 1885 OVER THE STATE, :«0« ALL MOTION* BY MAIL **[> KXCHANaca. cd to repay what rhe had borrowed from a neighbor, and sent him to a (Impulse with 15 cento for an ounce and a half of the drug. The boy pave the bottle to the woman with whom he lived, and Mra. Sweeney obtained it from her. It ia supposed that she took MC-or Items Brieflr Noted. I the entire ounce and a half, with a de- _ "..ill,, la to be lighted with gas. termination to end her life. A search Tbomasville is to tm iig.aeu wit k was u)ade (or the tatt , but , t v|| no . The artesian well at Darien prov ed a wbore to ^ f onndt { B thought that failure. ... "he drank the poison in the street and The Georgia State Fair opens in Ma- threw the bottle away.—Savannah »nn October 20th. News. Th , nublir. Gazette dubs the Legis lature as a glorious farce. striking it rich. 1 sit mites of the Macon and Dublin A Buraia, o«i a Rod if Bui. Amounting oilrtuid lias been graded. «o f 2.000 in c nfen.rat. anon'y. TiVn Episcopalians of Valdosta are to Messrs. Platt Bros, reported a bur- n, i nnuaf worshin. 8'ary at police headquarters yesterday build a house P • b , n morning, and some thief is better off Conyers is employing lady clerks in abont $2,200 for his night’s work. It is preference to young men. In Conleilerate money, however, and Tbomasvilla bos a brick yard that when he looked at it by the light of day turns out 25,000 brick per day. veBterday, or tried to spend some of it, Flocks ol ducks are making their ap- he was as badly surprised as the light- Mrance in the ponds and rivers. ning was when it struck that magizine Tim sugar cano crop promises to be ?. 1 11,000kegs of powder In Illinois some JJU floe in Brooks «hi. yea, time Uut ^ ^ ^ ^ The Waynesboro Citizen advocates ever ybody was away from the front of ten pins as an innocent amusement. tbe ib)re( one 0 f these street thieves Mr. Ike Hudson, of Americas, had who are always on the lookout, con- hishand badly cut in a gin on Friday, ceaied himself among the furniture in Work on the Waynesboro cotton I the store and was locked np inside 0 n mill is being pressed with en- when the proprietors left for the night. As luck would have it, Mr. Plstt, in fpinkerton detective is said to be * hurry to cateh the last Hill car, had working a racket in Bruns- >^he s.fe operetta eriUrpris.ng wick- , . . . count, as it wore, and with the aid of a G. D. Kimbrough, an Ampricus I i*,* 0 j matches made a pretty thorough printer, has gone to Louisiana after a sear ch of ail the desks, drawers, etc., bride. in the office. The floor was strewn The thermometer registered 00 in the with burnt matches, and tho wonder is shade in Hartwell Monday and Tuesday that he did not set tilings afire. For- at noon. , Innately, when his fingers closed upon Possnms are plentiful. A negro car- the roll of Confederate bills he thought ried five fine ones into Americus on he had struck it rich, and willing to let Saturday well enough alone he pocketed his ... ..... t i,„ vnnlb .« v’widow- ‘wag and “skipped by the light of the The Times sayif ho youthol \Moa- moon „ throu ; b * he back door. Un to need a pair ol martingales and a fortunB tely, however, ho got between clieckrein. I $40 and $50 in genuine greenbacks be- A sturgeon weighing 167 pounds was f ore be (truck his big find and skipped, recently taken from the Oconee river —Augusta Chronicle, near Dublin, 1 stampede for hands to move tho corn up on the hills. j®n Casey cut Bob Gresham in the breast, Saturday night, in Americas. Both negroes. Town property in Elberton Is A start Soon Told. Blakely, September 22.—A negro boy, sixteen or eighteen years old, at- „ „ tempted to outrage a young white girl ed at $359,835, an increase of *22,-403 I about the same age up in the Lewis over last year, The rice birds have been playing the mischief with some of the rice fields on the Aitamaba river. It is aaid that the caterpillar did more Harris settlement last Saturday. He was found hanging to a limb this morn ing. Dead, of course. Cap ra of n Mad dob. Blakeley, September 22.—Our town dtmage in Lowndes county than any wu considerably excited this morn- other county in the State. lug over the appearance of a mad dog. J. E. Holley, of Dublin, has killed a I Coining from the direction of BlaSton, horned snake. The horn grew on the I down Cuthbert street, be kit a cow at tail andwaa three inches long. Mr. Grist’s, had a setto with a dog or Rockdale enjoyed a good old-fashion- ‘wo on way up to Jones & Singletary's ed comahneklng last week. Four hun- store, where he attacked Mayor J ones, dred bushels were shucked. who barely escaped being bitten by , XTt __ fending him off with a chair. He then Mckness wade ,or the Livingston Hotel, and B^kw^nntv ll,ter 8 K htln U wi,h tW( > do K* there was Tellalmlle Academy in Burke county. kllled b y Mr. Walter Elder. Dog The slanghter of rattlesnakes con- killing is going on at a satisfactory tinoes with unabated fury over the | rate. State, bnt none ever go over fourteen rattles and the usual button. A Concltion.il Llc-me. The town council of Lexington grant- g n cd licenae to Mr. I can to fell liquor a1 Mills's house as a farm hand. Rep in Lexington upon the condition that a rcaontlng himself as a single man, lie certain objectionable person to the citi- gained the consent of a worthy yonng zens htd nothing to do with it, and lady in the neighborhood to marry him. that the licence is to bo held void Mr. Mills, however, "smelt a moose,’’ whenever prohibition goes into effect, anil just happened (T) over i.i Henry county, where Mr. Adams had desert- The Vvnra-Conier Murder. I ed b f„ w j; e and seven children. He come home, took Mr. Adami down and be implicated In tho murder of J. \\ . I gently laid on hia bare back one hnn- Evaus by Daniel Ccnley, at Walker’s dred lashes. He left Mr. Mills with mill, in Dodge county, on Saturday thanks; said he’d always remember night, September 5. It is necessary, him, and go straight home to hia wife however, to await further develop- and children. This broke np the wed- ments before giving tho names of sns- ding, peeled parties. - I Th. Heart Fr.sh.tj Our Weather Department, From North Ceoralu. Adaibsville, September 21.—Im mense quantities of baled clover bay is hauled into town for shipment. 'Be sides, our farmers have all they want for their own use. The demand for this hay is shown in the high price of fered for it in other markets. Rev. Mr. McCall, an eminent divine, 6 reached the first sermon in the new aptist church last Saturday. A very large audience turned out and were en tertained with a deep and powerful sermon. The church wilt not be dedi cated in some time. The annual Hardshell Baptist asso ciation has been in session two days. Representatives from other States were here, and Saturday a prominent Mis sissippi brother preached a most pow erful sermon. r«£ BIO TENT DOWN. Narrow Escape of Several Hundred Women ana Children. Cabtirsvilli, September 21.—The great gospel tent meeting has ended and the tent is now down. The meeting began to close last night, but man proposes and God dis poses. Ail day yesterday the rain came down steadily and the canvas and ropes were saturated and as a mat ter of conrBO contracted considerably, loosening the pins, and about 6:30 o’clock the stays gave way and the tent began to fall whilst only about two hundred and fifty people were bo- neatb its folds. Although its descent was gradual, tho woman and children could not escape and many were caught. The lamps were all lighted and swinging to the poles and ropes were prostrated to the straw covered ground. A strong wind was blowing and a drenching rain falling at the time of the mishap, bat we are glad to say no ono was seriously hurt,although many were frightened. The tent was considerably injured by being cut to afford egress. gam Jones preached yesterday at 11 o’clock to a large congregation, consid ering the rain. There la supposed to have been in the neighborhood of 4,000 people present. At 2:30 o’clock Sam Small delivered a very inlcresting discourse, which was well received. Mr. Robbins was to have preached at night, but the fall of the tent prevented. Sam Jones will preach in the Metho dist church here to-morrow night and will leave Thursday for St. Joseph, Mo., where he will spend fifteen days. On returning home he will rest a week ' so and go to Birmingham, Ala. Over two hundred conversions and abont seventy-five accessions to the church so far have been the result of .the meeting. Conoral Carr Aec*ot« th* Second *lao» • The Ticket Comp etecl Without Troub'e—• f te R •'solutions on National Questions* How Thoy Manats It In Blakely. Blakely, September 22.—A man by thenameot Adams came from Alabama some weeks ago and got work at Mr. A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR. Tnlef c-ta Into n Safa That Is Locked With two Combinations. Cutbbest, September 21.—Last Sat urday night tho safe of Mr. O. N. Simp son, Jr., hardware, grocery and cotton merchant of this place, was gono into by some unknown yet suspected scoun drel and between *300 and *400, a check of abont *300'and eighty-eight cotton receipts stolen therefrom. The matter was all the talk upon oar streets on yesterday and many of our mer chants fearing the work of a profes sional thief, wero caused to examine the contents of their safes—but none except the one mentioned had been tampered with. The manner in which the theft was found out was by two money drawers being fonnd by the cook of Sir. Jas. A. Allison was going through an alley for the preparation of Mr. Alison’s breakfast. He recognis ing immediately that it was a money drawer of some safe sent It down to Mr. Simpson, his cx-partncr, to investigate tho matter. „„ ,, _ . , Forsyth, September 22.—Reports Tho Macon Txlxobapu Is getting up from all J the county .howVery its reputation a* a weather- prophet disutrou , resuU , to Ule cropl from tbe Sunday it predicted heavy storms and ncmt r , int eapecially on creek and as far as theao parts have been heard • hntiwhich u.m Mtihmercml - from, the prophecy w as correct, ns dur- f j Bridges on the prlncUml contained the stocks, bonds and money ing tiie laat tvl o Java wo have had noth- '“~tl(ich were lot wLffiffy »f Mr. James A. Alliron, was left in it. inghut rams and cold wmda.-Amcri- ml d completely wrecked are badly dam aged, cut Recorder. An Artaalnn Well for Sale* An unfinished artesian well abont Bix hundred feet deep, in pretty fair Residents along the Towaligs river report that stream as being higher than ever before known. .— .. . , Information has just been lodged condition. Any town wishing to buy hero that J. G. C. Bloodworth, of High Mmtntfien well fidW WdriMlIty j Falls, in attempting to drive serose s to complete it can purchase our hole in stream which ordinarily is hot a small tho ground at much less than flnitcost, branch, lost bis valuable buggy horse provided they will movo the entire hole nnd*barely escaped with hia own life, away.—Fort Gaines Tribune. NtWrON'8 NEW COURT HOUSE Its Dedication to Justice and the First Court Within Its Walls. Covinqtox, September 22.—Newton Superior Court convened ou yesterday A New Beveraue. Dooly county folks have invonteda new beverage. They call it “i’oulc- nsde,” because it is made of the ex- r wh"h d Ltk e cs 0 ' a h d nT ^.TlTnot I £ our new Wt hon.roJudjro John tf. superior to lemonade. A little sagar, H'eirart g^^JM^^openlog after diluting with water, added to the °‘ court the new bnildlng was formally juice of halt's pomegranate nukes an ‘kSSSST acidulous beverage which la grateful to tho palate nnd cooling to tl.s syatem. ^,’tX^ple of the ^ty, C.pt John Ruio. a Greek fruit dealer in ..aerefoeg were exceedingly interesting Savannah, while sitting at ois door anJ | m p reM i re| and tho speech o witli hia young wife on batnrday night, | y #pt> r#cu waa a remarkably appro- received a fatal wound in his heart by and eloquent address. Capt. a negro hoy named AbrahcmlV ayman. 1>a( .,. waa followed by Judge Stewart in A party ol hoys bad a few minutes bo- ableandintereatingdiscourse,which fore been accuccJ of stealing an apple c)oM j u,, ^1., exercises ol dedl- by Boso s wife. They went off, and C at|on, afti-r which appropriate oo their return dayman approached a he# wcre ml d« by A. U. Simms. Boso, and with a sudden movement j.l^ ndEmmelt Wo mack, Esq., ol throat akmfe into hU heart. Tlie po- ttl Vlical tar, Mr. John B. Daris, clerk lice succeeded in capturing him, to-1 of the g Qp€rilr »nd Judge D. gether with two of hia companions. j Vaaon of Albany, who waa present as a visitor. The total coat of the LauoahUM s fatal work. building is *25,768, and this money has Poiioeman vout-a wif. a Sup- i,, en well .pent, for it has procured for ew.d stloMf. „„ r people a conveniently arranged, Julia Sweeney, w ifo of officer M. T. | well constructed, beautifully proper- Sweeney, of tho Ocean Steamship po lice, died last night from tho effects oi laudanum taken, it is (opposed, with suicidal intent. Ti o case la a peculiar ly Kid .me. min er Sweeney, wlm w.iu on duty all Sunday niglit, wo* relieved at 7 o’clock yesterday morning and cut to his home on near Puree. After eating Ida breakfast he went to bed. Abont noon he was awakened by Ids little boy crying and wont down stain to aee what was the mailer. 1 'n opening I),. d, ,.r lie im-t tioned and magnificent structure, that is an ornament to oar town and an honor to oar county. There it a great deal of business on the dockets and court will doabtlass be in session two weeks. We are having very bad .lav morning nn.i i Weather, which, if it continues, will a Charlton street, greatly damage the cotton crop. THE BALDWIN FARMERS Arranging to Hav* Evan Batter Times Tnnn Ever. his wifo coming up th« steps«he nJEjtwtSntT sidewalk with the youngest of tlicir three children, a little boy of nine “JSSEdtoS Milledobvills, September 21.—The ity Farmers’ Club gave W _ licre on Saturday of tlicir ra.-TtaW« PP irentIy ill. »n d I £ f r0<, “'**° g.„„g into t!.« {‘“"OTinhJrwm." ThedF.puJof itock was especially on a loanee with the child In herarms. both as to quality and quanUty. {£l^Twu Ttefarm^ro^ncti, although aneB or bnstand sndyrt bsbod. J,' I feature, was very creditable indeed. take some medicine prescribed for ‘one ! of the children, from a bottle which “r'rommltteo has been appointed to «l nlmnt Oo. son, it nil- learned 1: lingl'e.t door, waa »e. lin 'd I rank Kima -wcti ey'told timi! ’.Lit she »an'. Mr. Simpson, accompanied by certain parties, went into the store together and found the contents of tho safe taken as mentioned, and the door left open. The safe contained four drawers. Three were rifled and the fourth one, which Sasatoua, N. Y., September 23.—The sec ond day of the New York State Republi can convention opened cold end etormy. Daring the night there were many confer- racer. The committee on resolutions beard several delegations daring the nigbt and worked UU a tats bonr hoar on the platform. The chaplain of the Senate, Dr, tL V. Lresh, urged the committee t) take a square sod bold stand on tbe temperance question, and to recommend a confuta tions! amendment. A majority of the committee expreiaed opposition to tbe In troduction of soy temperance plank In the platform. Tbe boar of autmbllng appeared to be rather early for a majority of tbe dele gatee. They strolled Into tba hell very .lowly, and U waa not uottl half pest 10 mat tbe ohapUln offered prayer. Imma- me finely alter ox-A«temblyman David Healy waa voted perm leal on to address tbe convention. Ha warned the coovanUon that mere promleea wars melees. Tbe conrenUon of Democrats that meats to morrow night will ont bid tbs one that ad journs to-day. Gen. Hbtrp rose at tbe close of Mr. Heely'e address and moved that tbe commutes on rerolatlont he in fracted to consider tbe point raised, and If deemed advisable embody them In tbe platform The cnatrman of the committee oo reso- Unions, Colonel Blls>, replied that the plat form had already been agreed upon. He believed that laboring n en would find oo readtdg it that tbe points raised by Mr. Healy had been foTy recognized. Tbe committee on resolu'ims then, tbroogb Chairman Biles, reported the pisiform. When tbs clause relating to the preference InrntH.-e being given to ex roldiera.Wm. 0. Bold Inquired!! that meant that If a sol dier passed an exsmlnaUoo that proved bis comp, ency be abonld be appointed if tbe college gradoate ol yesterday should pees at a higher figure. “It does,” quickly r. joined Colonel Bliss, “if tbe sodter passes at gland thedn-iostands at 100, the soldier gets the place.’’ [Great spplau-e and laughing ] Many nf tbectansrslo the plat'ormwere applauded, notably one rslerring to con vict lab ir. The platform wat unanimous- Ij adopted. The first ballot to day, being tbs second of tbs convention, for a candidate for Guv- ernnr, reaultel si fellows: Div-nport 214 C-rr 101 Seward M. U Iss 60, Warren 113, Moron 8 Evarta 1. Swinburne 29 Drexel 12, Cornell 2. Tout number of votes, 663; necessary (or a choice, 317. Immediately alter the anaooooemeot Of the result of the second tailor, changes be gan to be wade toward th* lending csndl date, Ira DavenporL Then Mr. Kit-e I bars, of R-n.alaer, speaking for th* blends ot General Carr, stated that in view of tb. spirit manifested in the convention, be would move tho nnaijmoas nomination of Mr. Horen port, [treat applause] and Davenport waa nominated by sedan), tlon. Great cheering follow d. M r. Farrar, ot Onondaga, then nominat ed McCarthy, of that county, for Itentau- ant-aovarnor. There went continued shunts for Carr, and Kliatlberg. who bad repre sented Carr's trienda iu tbe contest for tba gubernatorial nomination, aaid that though Carr bad declared himself not a candidate for tbe secood place he was tio g od a sol dier to dieobry tbe dictation ot bis anpe rlora, and too good a Republican to refoee to work for the party to whatever porlUon It should piece him. Ha therefore ec.-oud- . d the nomination ot Carr as lleotenant- gnvernor, which be had beard. [Renewed abont* for Carr ] Tb* rams ot McCarthy was now withdrawn, and General Carr was nomlnala.1 for llanlsnant-fovernor br ao- clatra'ion soil smld great applause. Janus W. WudjKurth, ot Ltvlrgstone county, was no <dnatad for comptroller by acclamation. Anson S. Wood, of Frank lin county, was nominated for secretary of Bta’e ly acc amstlon. Charles Wricb, of Itn York, was finally chcaen for Btata treasurer. Tbs tictet was onu.p eted by th- nomination of Ed- r.-ncy, and to cnmp'romt.o wfttt those lead I-I- <>r Itl.-ir party Ml,II KM 1 n v..... -1. > In favnrof acontlnuetl debasement of the cur rency; tor Its hovttitty to tbn commerce of tbe countrv, evinced by Its refusal to curry out the systim adopted by Couereu for the encouragement of ameri.su .hipping; for Its arbitrary action In rrpudlattna con tra ta ragutarly entered Into by dnlr au thorized scents of tho government, and per severing In an attempt to deprtv. American merchants or their means of livelihood until an aroused publto opinion cnmpellM It to abaor-on tbe attempt, and for Its hostility further evinced by ar ltrary enforcement of tbe custome laws, by Itlvg.l nrovislons and tricks In ended to deprive merchants ol any opportunity tor asserting tneir rights. The concluding paragraph denounce! the State eg.entire for varn-us acts of bis ad -.iiiiatration. SaaaTooa. September 23—A resolution wee adopted by the convention to-day ap- polniir g county committees. Among their rules is uns Intended to (acllitnte the re peal of tbs rolrs excluding from member ship and participation In Republican work those who bolted t -e Bl.lne ticket last fall. TherrsnlatlODS were generally commend ed by a 1 leading R-imb.toaus who war* spoken to ou the snbj ct. THE DESIOCkVra. Trains arriving h tug large numbers of delegates to th. Democratic convention, which meets to morrow. Mr.Gibbons, tbe lieutenant of R. P. Flower his established his headquarters ct the United States Ho tel. Mr. Flower will be here to-day. The Hill men ira ar'ively at work. Ex Mayor Uooper's New York friends claim to be sanguine of bis eucc-se. Sabatooa, 8eptember23.—Tammany has agreed to support Hill. A resolution bind- - the organizsttons to vote for blm as a it was adopted onanlmons-y at a late m~llng to nigbt. At 1 o'clock a number ot Tammany delegates are parading around tbe hotels weering Hid hedges. This Is construed as being very slg. lficant, and FOREIGN COUNTRIES. THE roumelian revolt likely to HAVE OEnlOdS RESULTS. The Porte Dimmed to Malstals Its Claims byForo.—An appeal to tho Signatory Powers--* Con-- fsranoe at Vienna. position. It was burglar-proof, with wo sets of combinations. Three theo ries were brought forth by the crowds on yesterday. It la thought by man;’ that the matter could be easily lerretted ont by a little investigation combined with shrewdness. These are only the visions of people, as there is no pos itive proof whstever to Indict any one. The affair is a mean and daring one, and it is hoped that the scoundrel, whoever he may be, may soon be brought to justice and made to auffer well for tbe gravity of bis offense. NEWS SINGULARITIES. A Hl-.t to Juror*. A man over seventy y*»r« of ags was tx cased from wry Ing as a juror at the pres ent term of roan, not ooiy on acoount of hts yen, bat as be olio < xpltlned that he was suffering wild wbooplng oongh.—El mira O.xetta. A Calamity Turned Inti a Blasting. A woman In Bridgeport has given birth to triplet*. Matty prop's ttreked to visit them and tba father charged them tan cants each for th* sight. Thus a ca lamity was turned into a blessing —Dan bury News. Killed by a Honey Baa. ArvtUa M. Bogart,» y ur g woman living at Uoaiary, Wit., weut into her trarden oo aSanday afternoon to gather flowers. A honey ta t lighted upon bar bead and slang her. Sns was at ones taken HI from the effects of lha poison and ditd la twenty minuter. aw ok. to Find Her Lag Broken. Jana Thornton, of Boston, awoke a few mornings ago and was surprised to discov er that her tag was bruke.t. She wu in too habit of walking In her sleep, and it Is supposed that aba mat with an accident the night bafora while roaming abont tea boos*, which, however, did not awaken tar. A Pair of Sprlgntlr Dsoambsrs, A few days ago 0:trer Cromwell, of Graves c-.nniy. Ky., tlgh'y.ono years of age, and Miss Putty Crosby, bis junior by one year, were married. A Urge crowd attandsd th* weddiog. attar which the jolly o!a coopt* engaged to a lively dace*. Tba parties are moderately wealthy and among tb* first families ot Graves county, wardB. rnomas otCnenango county for attorn- y general, and William P. Van RrntaUer for S ate engineer. Illk FLATrORX. Tb* following is th* platform: Th* provisions of tbs existing civil servlet lews •>! tbe UUt* and nation shout t he sttentthened and extended to all gradea of tbe public aereicn to wnlch they mar be ap plicable. to thsi the selection of edmlnltua uon etuevra In th* civil service tbalL to far aa possible, ba governed so'ely by capacity and flln-ss. Wu insist upon tho enforcement of tbeutawibyall public oOrttH, notooiyln letter bnt also in .pint Honorably discharg ed soldiers and tailors, wbo are thian by competitive examination to poaseu thenec- easary requirement,, shall be given prece dence In certldcettou and appointment. Section 2 treaiant local government Weight of Jumno’a Hide. The work of die.eating tb* caicats of Jumbo |g programog rapidly trader tb* dinotino of PrufeeaorWanl, rf R ipbesur. Tb* flesh ta being cremated a* faat a* eat sway. Tb* hid* nf Jotnbo weighed 1600 pounds, and tequlrsa tin ol salt and 100 epmSs of atm batk to core it It waa snip ped in vats to R -Chester N Y., to-day. SL Thomes. OoL, Special. Falwd to R.oocmz* Each Other. On tb* 3 i of September, Mrs. Caleb An gevin* and daoghur. cl Jackson, Mich., arrived In this city on thetr way to visit ratal ves in Clinton. Thetr relative* had barn notified to meet them at tbs station an t war* oo band, bnt the parties failed to ooiaa anoh other and walked away sh e aide as s’.rangsrt, aCrr a at] arauono by ouly three years. Cltilfi to i'ght i w Dot ru UU * th. lot mf Ileal or i uuuf ucu. I.y rmUi.ie Ihf ”1 lca1 wort evt 3. We dfinfiini of CoDgreet the pu»x« of en Ait pmtiog an end to tbe enltrgvmem ot tbe ■toes of mooey formed of tUver or besed dtrd. or tbe parity with gold I . money In use. Is csavntlat to the pmaparity of ouioonatry- Tbe natontlon of silver tntu fonaar pualUow aa good money throegh aa equality • itn got i bvfon tb* law la a majority of commercial uatlona must remalo until accompUabad lb* chief atm o! our monetary K< publican couveutton, “thtl tho :t 1,1 duties on foreign Imports t- " not fur revenue ouly. but in at In i leg the re-piliHe revenues fur the governm such dntlvt shall b* so lavlc-t >■ afford security to oor divers tiled tudustrl--. and protection to tb* rights wag** of la borers, to tb* and that active ■■ Intelligent labor, a* wall aa —pt— 1 may hava iu lust reward .ud the laboring nan hit fall then Iu tb* netto si prospensr." Tbe per-J sl.tant tbrrtte of th* Democratic leaders to ovarthrow Ihla policy add to tba praaant itronblea of trad* and paralysis of lndntsry Until it* full affect of th* revision of Ism can be fairly aattmtiad, th* aaiUlten for a radi cal chtcgo of toe tariff law I. • tr.tulto is aa- aantl on th* wage* of labor In all branchta of psodnettow and all touraaU of traffic. Wear* opposed to lha latrodaction of any avatoa of Irea lnda, th* InavUabl* result of which would be to destroy oor mill* and facurlaa, and to carry down American wagea to th* standard ot the old w*(M.^h Tb* sixth, Mventb, eighth and nlLtb re fer to Stm* rrgulattoaof prison and con tract labor, education and sanitation. 10. W* demand tha strict enforcement by Utanstlonal government ot the law prohibit lag ta. importation o: contract tabor. Tb* eleventh and twelfth art local. Pu. Ia Ik* tataraWof cheap leans port st tool forth* country and of ndueat taxation for the prop's of UU Blau, wa declare to favor of aaklnaiha walloaal govtnzmoat WasaUl la tba improvosMot of UM looks aaddaapaalag of ttoekaaaatof tho Tba fourteenth It Iocs'. | | Wo condemn tha hypocrtcyol thaDeml [ocratie party tnpUflgtn* Itaelf before theHee5 ttoa to ctvtl aervlee rvlorta, and after tbe elec tion denouncing through tie prate and Iu tried and fonhlul pub He aarvaau sMBH Ipl-cea them wlto peraotu whoeo aalyNMH EiMIt active, and In lota* tnalancet ' " :.t work. tec bytoctlllcd tends to strengthen Hill’s boom very ms tertally. Tbn lndtcstlons at a Isle hour to-night are that Governor Hill will bave a majori ty on tbe first ballot of tbe Democratic State convention. His friends go so tar a, to predict tnat tie can he nominated with ont the ala of New York county. Ti ese statements are not cousideted reliable by tha Cooper men, bowevar, wbo deelare they will stand by tbetr man to the bluer end. It appears that tb* rest fight will be on llemenant-governor. Kit.gs ornate will unseat tbe name of Senator JohuO Jacobs (or tbe place. Tbe HiU men will rvluse to take Jacobi. Alfred 0. Chapin, thepreaent comptroller, is ter* and ap- r arstol “ ’ *• - cannot . J Democracy and Tammany Hall wiU bold meeting* PMiigbt, wt'b a view to dvtsrmmtrg upgu their rerpcctive plans of protwdaru to-morrow. Tbe Indi cators are th.t Tamma-ty Hill will scatter their votes on tbs Brat ballot, and Fiowsr, It Is thought, may stcuie tbetr snppott on the second ballot. At 7 o’clock a prominent delegate from New York, In summing op the aituatinn. aaid: “U the Ononty Democracy find they cannot secure C-roper, they will in all prob ability support Flower against Hilt.” SaaaToua, N Y , Svp vmber 23 —Th* Demiwratlc Stats rommlttea mat ip nigbt and fixed tb* New York city representation for tbe new commltte s to ba selected daring tbe cnnv-ntlon th* same as It la at piesant, via: County Democracy 4, Tam- many Hall 3. riving Halt 1. Tha repre wntiUon in tna convention waa fixed aa folio**: County Demo cracy 31. Tammany H it 31, Irvlig Hall 0 The representation determined npon is aadsfactory 11 all, and tbvra will couaeqiently bend contest The County Democracy ar il Tamm ray delegates bad a mealing to-night and mapped out tb* work for tomorrow, when tbey will again mutt to dtctda upon tbe candidate* to support. CEN. CRANt'S LAST WORDS On tb* Quarrel Between North nnd South --Hopes of Reconciliation. Nrooa, September 23.—The reunion of the veterans of Gen. Grant's o'd regiment, tbe Twenty-firet Illinois, began hire last nlgbL Col. Fred Grant was gtvsn a very hearty icctption. In response to a request for a speech, the Colonel said: “Ido not Intend to make yon a speech, fori bave not been trained as a public talker. I bave here a document that I would tike to read yon. It la tbe lest line written by my fatli»r npon matters pertaining to tbe war, and baa never been made public before. As be entered Into war with yon for bit first companions, and aa he always spoke of your regiment with slTectlona'e Interest, ti Is fitting that yoa should be first to betr hts parting words. This Is what ht wrote Upon the psg*s I hold tiers: "I fo-el that wa are on tb* ava of a when there Itto ba great harmony betwee Federalt and Conteder-tes. I cannot stay I be a llvtn» witness to tba correctness of tola asset a time when It waa supposed that eacfl day would prove my last, sevau to ma tbe ha lftoning n! ton answer to to* 'L-.t ns have peace.’ The expression of Uwaa kindly feel ings were nctres rlcted in ono sectlouoftoe country or to a division at tbe people. They came from Individuals citizens of all nation-1 slttlea, tram alt danoraloaUaws, Piwiaalanl Cathuiic and Jew, and from to* various ao- clettee ol toe land, aclentiac, educational, re- illtloaa or otbrrwlav. Fulldc* did not enter Into toe matter at all. I eat not egotist huvir ,, t.i'l, Much Mischief la Wrought Hy bad cnoklug, tough n cat-, ;„ P |,onn irr ;« ,,Ifir » iv ^ ^urdt.! i » V1 ,t:l ^ure hlootl. n of this mischief can h° ov--'r -m** liv the I*vi* of Urown’- I'»m * } 'Z M r II III : *'rd iuf<iTii II ■ ' ' i wri'vv: • At- r irving < r--v. M's I hilt I’ •' the' 1! < ' i n- i'l I | „ ,! rn . liable tonto.” Thrasands of o bars speak In line in inner. of Berlin are competent to settle tbe q-t-s. tlon. Tbn gorernment hue ordered ihst all Russian othcers In tbe Bulgarian eerv.ee may retain their commissions only on con dition that they shall not cross tba Balkans. Gsntrsl Ksnlbers has been ordered to re- •ign hit portfolio. He will now remain at idofis slmpl- aa a mllitarv sg-nt. PaiLuroroL'S, Septen b r 23 —All Hnt- aulmans aurolled in tb- army of Ronme- liabavebe-n dltcbsrgsd from the sarvloe as a praosmlonary measure against tba oonraying ot mUttary secret s to Turkey. Tbee.mpathy of tbe Mnwnlmtns Is nn- donbtsdty witb Forte, end It permitted to remain In the army thcywonld probab y sympathise and fra'srnlzt with the Turk ish soldiers. Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, declares that able to withstand tbe attacks ot all tb* forces tbe Bnlian can ret y to bis cause In R u-nella. I’rlncs A'exanderlies ordered several Tnrktsb emblems which were seized daring tbe rielrg here on Fri day tut to be restored to tbetr owners. He bas also teh graphed to the Czar, asking him to favor the nnlty of Rjnmella ana Bulgaria, and to p-ant tba nnited conn tries tbe protection ol Ratila. Lo.vdo.y, September 23.—Rnsria hss pro- ro—d a conlerence ot the powers on the U mitirlian (routier, bnt wants tb* Porte to take lbs Initiatory step In the matter. II 1-- . will wHit lor n d ml m from lli- Porie before committing herself on tbe question. Co.ssTASTiaorLS, September 23—The Porte baa issued a circular to the signatory power ot the treaty ot Berlin protesting that t a conduct ■ Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, ill relation to tbe revolting Ronmellatts at a violation of tbe treaty at Berlin, and declaring that tbe S titan has resolved on efficient action to uphold the rights ot tbe l’orte contained in artlc • 16 ot tnc treaty, which provides that in tbe event of tbe til tcrnal ur external safety olKonmella being threatened, tbe Porte, after notifying the powers of the exigency that requires It, may send Ottoman troops Into the prov CoKsTAKTisneLg, 8epiembsr 23.—Count Natfduff, the It alian minister, has aaittrcd bis collet guvs that Russia ta Innocent ot any pariictpa tun In tbe ltoumtllin move- meat. Tb* Tnrks, however, are convinced that this la nntrue. and Sir Henry Drum mond Wolfs mission may result In an AnFlo-Turklsh affiance. Tb* excitement very costly war. One eld* or tb* outer had to y l-ld principles they doomed dearer tuan Ilia before It eoold be brought to an end. I com* 1 " vtetorloai »ldi-ll w«i no aiitrr < wr* esaphasli* tba damand of . tot last serrediy^so oc noL aa tba rapraesntoe of toat eeontrovtrsy, IttiaalgutCcutaud graUftlng fact that Confadvraua should have dined heartily in tula spontaneous move I yl-i^the 1*004 foelh.g Inaugurated may eon- A g-nvral amen went np from tba veter an* and the meeting adjourned. A Pathetic Scene. MoxtaiAL, September 23.—Enoch Ad ami, a tinsmith, whllo delirious with email pox escaped in hia night clothes at 2 o'clock thtl morning and ran wllliy through tbe street* unfit be dropped ex* banded. His wife conld get no assistance, Bor coaid sb* at No. T police ataUoo, where tb* cfllcers atld they could not Interfere. A stranger satiated ber to remove ber hatband to bis own door, •tepe. Tbe dying man had been lying in tbe street lor nearly an boar In a tdiuuing :,VfK'l:DNt-.. IIeblik, September 23.—A aeml uffictal statement ia made that the powerewtU not look calmly on tba breaking of the treaty of B -rltn, bnt will sidn with Turkey, nnd t r Russia opposes that she will be isolated. Only after tbe Bu'gsriani have been restored to common sense can tbe powen decide what shall ba dona for Bui- tana. Loxnox, Saniembar 23.—An uneasy foci* tag prevsih d In i’arta to day. Rumore are carrent to the effvot th«t serious disor der* have occurred In Macedonia. Tba Russian nswapapara consider the situation to tbe Bvlkona as becoming more and mare crl'ieal everyday, and tbeydmbt tb* possibility ot restoring order. Prince Alexander bat lesued a manifesto to tne powers. In wblcb be ennoancss toe union •if Essern Riamtlf* and Bulgaria. He eays he bos accepted tbe popnler election in no ho<tl * spirit to Turkey. H« rec'gulxe* tbs Sultan's soisralnty, and bolds himself responsible for tbe pubic security. He asks tbe powers to Intervene in order that tbe nnion may ba recogniz'd as an accomplished feet. Otherwise tbe people are reafived to do ev. rything that ties In tbetr power to uphold tb* unton Prince Alexander has also sent a respectfnl dispatch to tbe Sudan of Tnrksy, asking btm to reergolsa tbs union. At Oonstantlnopls there Is great excite ment over tbs atmailon. The Sultan pre sided at a council which wax called on Sunday tut to ntlla tbe question ot send ing troopl to Roumali*. Pending th* de cision several battalions of troops have been ordered t" concentrate on the Roume- Han frontier. Toe cabinet was divided on Iheqnntion of tending a force to U mme- Its. Someoftbe ministers we.-etn favor nf diapatcblng ironclads with irnnps to Bxirgbas, a sett port town ot Eastern Ronmelit, and o’ harrying for ward otaer divisions by way ot Adrtanopls and Macedonia. Giber mem bers of the osbinet thought that tbs signa tory power* of th* treay ot Berlin sbonld fce consulted before any decisive etepe Weio liken. Tbe ambassadors of tb* treaty powers at Conatantinople were consulted by the 8nltan, bnt they bad received no ordera fr mi tbvlr government! as to what conn* tbey sbonld porsue. In accordance with the wlabes ot ib* Saltan, tbey have a-ked for instructions and ate now await- fog replies. w. PargBsscao, September 23 -The Roaslin government bus rvp lsd to Prince . _ Alexander « dispatch relative to Konmeda 5’ sdlalztrator PPM ITI9ASPECIFIC ron .Kidney It Liver Troubles, 'jTlAtidrr, TJrlni And ZJver DImoimm. jyrepey, Oravcl&nd DUtMtcs. HIQHLY RECOMMENDED. It cures Biliousness, HiMidsehs, Jrmdire, Soar '' Btomsch, pyBiMpsis, ConsUpstba and Pilss./ 1 it worksTromptly and cures Intemperance, Kerroca USE IT AT ONCE. It restores ths KIDNKY8, UYZR sad BOW- ri". : : r. i'. 'V.T’ y ite'tion »:id CTJHE8 w’.ion sll Cthrrroe&ldnfwifAll, XIundrMshiTpbmssyed Who have been given up to dla bj friends and. physldAna. 1’rtre #1.35. Send for niustrated P»mphietto, HUNTS ItF.MF.nT CO. t PrOTitlrsfA, R. I. 0 SOLO BY ALIi PFnOGLSTB. nnOIHARY’S OFFICE. JONES COUNTY, Vf Gcorfi*,8«ptetnber23d,18i5.-ToiUwhoiii It may concern: A R. TlDsley. alalnUtn will be'hetrtl nQthaflrat Koodtv to * OTember next. Wltaca nr hand offlnlally u T. H Or Ji nry. Mf£l «4vuw Notice for Leave to Sell Land. PFOROU. JONES (OCNTY-Appllpn- VT Uon will be made to tlM court or.llunry of Jonei ooontr. Oeor<u. Pi tbe NoTcmb r term next of s«td court for it»Y« to sell all tbe Undt be online to tho t tutu of J. J. Barflcld, I it- ot % tid county, dt?cc«s >•!, for the pnrpo<«of dlrUlon nmonn tfu* heirs of deceased Thu 'llt .Hip icmber, IttS. A- A. BARFIELD. AdmlnUtrxtor J. ti. BARFIELD. ■cr2Iw4w thnr GEORGIA, BIBB COCNTY-Whei Htiritc, admln!al r ator o( tho . ltd- i Daly, ha^mndo application for Id minion from *«ltl estate. a» T\ O > ol «1U- id admonish all they havo, why aaid application th ’ i:d not bo ia lil’.nl. Wltncs* my hand and odldal ‘Ij »"ir»* this July S. ins. J. A. McMANTR, J)4law3m* Ordinary. STY, O RDINARY’S OFFICE. JONKH Goorcla. Aui( B6 2T., I'V. —Wbr-e*« notice to lhl« court I» made thm s mle Pal lips, or phan child of K.la and William Phi.lipa do- ccasftl. U with tut m kuinlimi l:.’*-*reu> cite and a lim. iHo nil person# t ok .-rae Uhat Un’iC'iaMUrit’iip of the p*-rao:t •: 1 prmert/ of f.it!<l H’lal- I’.nilipq will b.- vnit 1 in tome « ini t« i.i p-r# m. of thU cuti'/.r c i the Aral my hand ofllclally. au-Tukl; Ortllnarv'a of!l?e, Crawford Only. Ga.— Wlu rvM, Kti‘iell Aultmsn ha- app.kd forez- emption of ih'T#onalty and ^***’.i'ic »P*rt and valuation of homt-M* a l. 1 wlllpf* i pun lha the Mb day nf Octo -r nest atl'l o'clock a. m. ThU Heptember Tib i"». GEORGE L. SAWYER, Hcpllwit* Ordinary. NOTICE. AU pcrtonilndcbfed u> the ctlaUof • rnthl* E. Drown, late of Bibb coanty, dr«v#4 -si, are •1 It> ai'tt!.* thf ##tnc 1 lit tls-iy and all persona holtlliiRcl im» aga:n»t »aid caial* arc liutif'.itel to !•'■ •>•• lit them i-t ’ ri:t« of the law. ROBT. A. K.I>KH. otor. Is. ::o . Ga. NO 1 ICE. A Unite we eoMlallf Udorae th, dying sen- storm of rain and wind, and within a few ttesals el tot great soldier and cltuen, U F mlnotaa alter bring placed on the aiepe, UranLtn favor al harmonr between North and - it .«•• -.-I thtlanznl.il. . befut toth.- iti . .si ivz-' n ol t!.egh.r*nU-..ol equal tlvtl end j«:it!e.l tlghu [.ro. teed by l!.. l.it nt.ivv.ry frremsn. Tnerlah . : .dr..- tnt:*t t. maintain. ■! ir.. . and 1 thatet.-Utlaunl.wf'llly d.-nlcduanr j.-t toe i. . •»! any -dale. I'< rrt>rv*vnt*ti.,n I . sr.-a an-1 toe co.lv.e th.:i be re- and btfora ba could b* takeu np atatrs, be died. His wifa covered th* body, and U remained In tbe ballway with the projecting into tba ttrret until 9 o clock this uorulng. About 7 o'clock police were stationed at tome dis tance from tbe boose to keep people hora pasting it and running tbe risk of catch ing the disease. At abont 9 o'clock tba health ofilcere pot In an appearance and tba body was removed. Th* Baaabnll Pennant. Atrotnra. S-piemb.r 23.—At the last ■netting of tb* Soatbarn Bsstbali League directors, it was dreided that the Atlantas about 1 play a deferred game wt’b the Au gusta* to decide tb* championship within aix daja. To-day lb* time expired. Tb. Atgu.tas were on tb* ground, and tha At lanta* not appearing Umpire Cot hnur: de clared Uia gem* In favor of tb* Angusta* by a score ol 9 to a ThU make* tb* Ac- guitas’ percentage 637 and rtdu-es lb* Atlanta] to 631 not counting two deferred gemts with Nasbvl.lc, which were alio forfeited. This gins tbs Aogtuta* lbs pennant of the Southern League. How an Engineer Obliged n Lndr- A freight train cam* to a standstill on th* Pbliadalpbta, Wilmington and Balti more railroad oo Saturday at th* EJgatoot a venue cmtilng and atraat travel waa for tba Urns betas (topped. Shortly after to* train stopped * lady cam* down Edgmool a baby m a “ tain fundi for tbe trenrpurtatlon^H troops Tnrktsb rssir.a have been I forvbtdden t ■ enter tbegnlf ot Boorgbas. Tbe Ronmellane are teartngnp railroads ou lb* frontier and fortifying tbe roa I iwaya. They cot the telegraph tinea ami vmteavorel to blow Dp the bridge over Mortise riser, bol was* prevented by the t mely arrirsl of a body of Tnrktsb troops, with whom tbey bed a slight skirmish. Turkish funds have fallen beavl y in Gonaiantinvpl*. Ilia briteved that nence- fortb the UjutnelUn tribute will not be p||(l, Paul, September 23.—It It rumored on th* boar** mat to* conference for th* set- thni.ni of tne Roameltan allalr will rnett In Vienna. CoxmsrisorLX. September 23.—It Is be lieved tb* HoomrlUu events wilt ferillute tbe accnmpiUbment ol Sir Henry Drum mond Wo ti s mltilon. He Is confident bis nvg.list ons will reach a sped; and MNMMfJ SOMMm. It IS IHM tint’ It 1-1. and Ii-rm M.V haven,It I: .1 ■ Porta that tbe RoatntHatn allalr It a Kuro- pean and not a Tntkiih question only, amt requested the Porte to abstain from taking tuidtiry meant re. for tbe recovery of ltou- metis. Lord Salisbury's instruction* are anxtoasly awaited by tbe British minister. Tne latest reports from PhUlIpnpoli* tend to prove that the Russian officers were prepared far the revolution, hoping, if I’rlncs AUxander refnx d to join the move mvnt, be wootd be deposed and an agent of Russia be placed ta aatbonty. I Tb* aamsalsotewn m NMa|bk|i tki frontier of Montenegro have suddenly de manded all extension of tbs irott-.er at I c-rtH n t in!-. PuiLuroroLO. 8vpL 23.—All Russian ofilesre in tbe Bavarian eerrics bare re- s 1 -tiled, and tb* places btvs been filled by Bulgtrians. Tbe cnontry la disappointed at tna action of lbs Bastions, bat tbe people are not discouraged. Two bsttsl- ions of volunteers bare crossed tbe Balkans and art proceeding to this town. Prince Alexander, whUe respecting * body of re serve* wbo ore about to start for tbe fron tier. made a brief address to tbe troops, conctadlog si follows: My Prases, we have no quarrel with the Turks Pot U toer dispute our action we will Sam thm to toe death, sad be sure I will laTeaysPi found la to* thick of the battle. Tb* Prince's speech waa received py the troop* with tbe greatest enthusiasm. Tbe wboi* province baa been declared In a stria ol altg*. Mas* Alex ander assn mra tba post ot commander- torebta! of tbe entire army, and Major N • 1-ett WiU command the ferret ot Rso- ■cell*. Depatstl ins have been ditpttcbed loin*powers to urge them to recognize tba onion. AH members ot the Chamber GEORGIA, HI It [t COUNTY-kr itrtue of toapower v, .1 .1 in me or a r. rv.z- eso- ei.l. 1 t.r Mi Iv 'Itnirimm.l n:i t:,e : ;tn ,l*y ot rebruary. ISM. I will, on the Uni Itne ter In <»t r n.t, ■ f,,r." liiv » rt J, , i«.'t e»r In it... i Ity ,,| M., ,,n, ... t . i- ; •« - t > the hlghvat bidder lor ta.h the :■ * tug de* scribed tends, lo wlv fifty its »'ra tti-irv , r I I l..i nf tend i urr. •. \’r three (a) in toe third dtetrietof orWndljU iuitnn, now Crawford eon ere betthe p *-e <»u which tho ..Id Mllly Tharnsaaff now re.lduK Held laud sold Iu dvl.'l t nf ths ■ " due on ..Id Uluru, e. to wit, I., M prl i l'. ■■ "Idea l.iti'ret and tin .Uorncv's I...... for IP* brictlt 1,1 c.dcm.u A New,..111 Vi,, ‘m n - toero- In. ROBT. COWAN. Hurvtvlng Partncrof toe late flrmol t . into bad waited a few momenta the engineer tsraad aa b* aat to f I« aab and saaiag tba wegona were watilrg to gtt acroaa the of Depntlra arc entoualastic in tbe oaoscj tracks, bot alter toe lady with ber eluugt and wtUattoosly aopport the nnion, ana L sJmuitetra. vote whatever credita are icrjnirad. | | yfara lamtoat reamroasa dfseaa. ran the I .comotive far enough to rern.it "H* r try mg ... ry luu.u r t .,a.-tr w th* roach to pa.., and then ran b.. » to : r'.oZ"' .IS'iiMi'S ’ hi- and «k»iu t. • I\»i*« m- , urt er»-r t„., D thi. Urv«.lful JIlcsm *:• nr*r h n a mtie f ■: *t l >ujf, i inimtnn*.’ I •*.-/**M/.»*«tJ vnrelnMto ft«a the Izdj ■ oonm.ret.t in IciLdk Uie In- i-*rrm6. vn ih-*h sirevt, ... c.dcul.—C ictlAr, Jt's., Iune«, i Ifwi, wUl rvtUvo rccvipl Ixwo ol oturg^ FINE GEORGIA FARM FOR SALE One of the very beat (tip lop) form# in Monroe county, on** mne from joLneton- ville, one tod a half from G-argi^i,ie. lix fio:n llzrnesvillt* aini nine ' Kirtylh, l)je ( e.'.traj r-ilro*tl pass!,-).' The land i# nearly l*»v*-l. cont-i ' - • more or Issi. About 160 tcr« c.-■>r»d »nd m n h’lrn »*.ate of culiuzu >m. D#.Aijce ia wooel#. little pint* irrowth is Gi« p •<*«. A. four-room dwellim» and oat b'lildliui anil c *od,tenant n *:*« on tbe (dac«*. Convenient c«« crinrt ■ > ■ tr ■ rcnooL wlsidiiK* to purchase are :r*v t«d to txandne t. e pUrt*. ns the cr-;» f fife year" are all the rrcornmendzuon it ne€U«. For further parUeolari *^t**y to S. Il.ZELLNER. aeptowlt* REWARD! re'remwb'l.Sra’JR uab’o iaformattou of <“ lt » 4nd nnili Wn tmikla aritiw> ' •““I* ferffrokrit OfiOOAOQ RCHOOL > ~ s, ' t • UHwftCliikRiMLCIllHatt H.B.-w« vast all Uada of nieHa lor §c'~ • ' * ! JjJiwly Du roc Jemcy". Two you a/ t> •• kr.J to FoUi CUm tear, (RlPiwk. Polandtfrluaboar,fo) jwuadt «r .• ,t |.>( Apply atoneoto GEO. M. FREjT' «)rr. •cpl&JltAwS ‘ ' . ,l4 - Dr, JT, M. llu<*h<tiu A: Hoo, EAaTMAN*, GEORGIA. Private and chronic d »• —« « » H indr-lq of r.T’.lfi. nu>i <>! n'l.oiuii.K ti' u.tn-a r.Kivi.tA’... . •lit': I’)' lilfiJl or .lirtas >11 Jwly STHORNSiiu: FLESH IkM: