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TEE TELEGRAPH AND Mi SSENGEB: FRIDAY- OCTOBER 2, 1885. ATLANTA NEWS ITEMS. COLQUITT AND RENFKOE VINDICATED BY A LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE. Bnm 8m;iii Held Responsibleforth#Fall* " o to Hrir 11he Proceeding* of The Rerf.oe Impeachment Trial •-Prohibition As'tatkn. Atli t * Sf pt. mber 24.- The legislative comn-iitee eprtMnted to Inquire into tbe reaion why ihq proceeding* of the Ren- froe trial were neter pnblUbed u ordered by the s.ume -have mbmitted > report, which Is Riven below. Tbe impreulon has been with tome that tbe proceeding, were not published because Governor Col- quitt and Renfroe, then treaaurer, did not want them printed. The committee ex onerates Gov. Colquitt and layi eUthe blame on Sam Email, the itenogrephic re porter. Tint COMMITTEE*! XIPOET. Mb. PitrnM - t: Tbe committee on prlntint bare bad under conitderetlon e Senate reso* lotion “re-iucting the committee on public pit-tlngto Inveitigtte end report to the Sen- nuch money was paid to anyone for chow i He save the peopio wont and defy the I reading. The opponents of the bill were have tbe bill recom- aeeond reeding was bad. Tbla the friend! of the bill re- slated, and sacceeded In Ate says me peop:o want nnu octy me reaumg. insoppuu council or anybody else to prevent It. Mr iom ewhat frantio to Jamea English don’t think tbe eoondl . ctxe to touch the anbject, because U they “ efor * * **°° come oat lor high license they can never hope to get back la office. Ur. Dick Adair, who la running tbe pe tition baalnese, eayi that np to deto he htt signetnretof over eigbteeo hnnereo cltl- xeni who favor brtegirg on the election- and will have throe thousand namea by Monday morning. Tbla will be con siderably more than one-tenth of the qualified voters, tbe numbar neces sary to call for the election. He eeye tbet oneotblecinvaasersgot 700 names In one day, and that all who sign tba petition will vote for prohibition. This remains to be eeen. It la said to-day that the Atlanta Hrewing Company, which baa $150,000 In ntrntUK UtlUipill/. Kaa.vu aaww f.ww.vww ... vested in thetr business, will probably pnt up $25,000 It necessary to protect tbelr In terest. High Licence and the HI K'mball. Atlanta, September 24.—Everybody is imtllrg to-day about tbe editorial In the Constitution favoring high license. It it well known that one ot tbe owners of that n.per is very moch Intere-ted In tbe Kimb-ll Home. The Kim ball Houee bar is run by tbe Kimball House Company. Prohibition wooM close that bar. Hgn license would not end keep It open but would run out all tbe little bars and Kimball Hou-e wbl.ky would be elevated to about twenty five cente a drink, and might be very mein et reporting the Impeachment triole in tbe rear lb,t - In Ibis way, you see, the milk In ura.sndwhy tho proceeding! «t tbe High the cocoanut is neetfy accounted for I Coart of Impeachment were never reported and published, as waa designed end Intended bj the Cier.eral Assembly,” and beg leave to anbrnlt the followinir report: Ac tinic under authority of a aupplemental reaouution ••eiE|.,,«crtng tba committee to send lor per-oua and papers. and employ inch other means H n are legitimate and necea* sary in the making of the reoolred mvevt iiiatlon," we ■•'bptrnaed Jamea P. Harrison, sta e printer; B. W. Bmall, ■^nograp.ier; a. h. Colquitt, Governor. J. v\. Renfroe, treasurer, who appeared before the committee ai.fl made each depositions as weregermaue to the matter under Investlga* The Ceorgla Evnnaellatt, Atlanta, Sept. 24 —Mr. Sara. W. 8cnaH left for 8t. Joseph, Mo., at 0 o'clock to night to take part in the 8am Jones meet lng ont there. Mr. Jocea will join Mr Small at Carteravilie to-night and they will go on together. They will be gone about three weeks. The St. Jo people nave apent $4,000 in getting ready for tbe meeting. lion. By refer- oe to the Journal of the 8enate for thoyear IsT'j, we find the following reaoln- lion: ••RescSrci. Tiatthe inm of two thoniandl dollars, or so much thereof aa may be necea- ■try, 1 c. nud ihe ame 1« hereby appropriated to pay the expense*of tbe trials ol Washing- THE 1EMPERANCE SITUATION. Both Sides Preparing to Cather Funds for the Campaign. Atlanta, September 25.—The petition frr temperance election numbers to-day about nith, late comptroller, and John two thousand names, and a corps of mnvau — ire still ransacking tbe city and highway* and hedges of conuty for more nanus. Col. Tom Westmoreland, lawyer and chairman e l accountH under oath, surer, to be paid upon Hernia- Alio i rncut of a i C»'i:»l'cii«ati«) .. the executive committee of the Puritans says that the petition will be submltttd to Or dinary Calhoun In about ten days and that be i tone allowed, t litation, we find that the sum so whk deposed of aa follows: Onacooni On accou ■ ... On account of .state printer.... Total ^ 41,49038 Ha ancoundrawn November4,1880 40# 74 Mr. Janu s i\ Harrison, Btato printer, being examined, tehtlfled that he had printed 112 pages of the proto.dings o( tha Impeachment iriHl.i, aud whi obliged to auspend beesuso because the official atenographer would not furnish him with the msnmcrlpt to proceed further; that ho had made repeated enorts to obtain the manuscript copy needed to complete tho work, hot with out avail. In proof of this ho Introduced a letter from tbe atenographer of datoOcuber ’.l.lffiO, replying to a commun ication from the ht.it- printer, in wblehthe atenographer stated that he waa at wofk upon the trials In their regular order, and would complete them by tbe 15th of November of that year. Four months thereafter, to-wit; In the ad day of March, MbO, the Btste printer direct- cd acommuulcatlon to the GoTcrnor, la which he complained of the dereliction of Jhesten* ogrtpher, and urged tfc«t some itepi be taken Awinducfi or compel him to proceed with bis •’Work and furnlali : nanuscript copy of tbe pro ceedings as might be required by the State printer to expedite their early printing. (A copy of tho letter waa offered in evidence.) It appears the e Hurts of the Ooraroor to In-1 dnoo Uiu stenographer to complete tho work of the election some time ab .nt the middle of November. Co). Westmoreland docs not wish his name mentioned in this connection. It looks aa if every man connected with the Pu ritan movement la ashamed of it- They will talk aud then beg to havo their names sup- F The registration law of this county, which applies to all election In tha county, will reg ulate tho temperance business. It is red tape through and through. First, ten days notice mnat be given of toe registration; then thirty <Uya la allowed the voters In which to register; and then ten dsys la allowed the oonnty com missioners In which fo verify the registration; and after that cornea tbe election. The regis tration baa not yet been ordered, though the regUUara have been appointed, as I w yon. Tho temperance people are going to have a big meeting next Tuesday night. They heard to-day that the whisky men are getting ready to get np a large fund and they want to raise money to meet the emergency. '‘The nigger vote,” said a citizen to-day, 'will decide the thing. It la now Inclined to go with the temperance vote; bnt yon Juat wait until the wnisky fellows begin paying Caffy's poll tax tor last year and the wind will chAnge. BAUM'S BLUNDER. Atlanta Firtda a Mnn Who Is up on Arte sian Wells nnd Waterworks. tmtiA' iibing notes of the proceedings were a-s|Uni:V unavailing, aswil shownbf hla testi mony before this committee, as wall aa letters •ylvanla and Ohio railroad. Is at tho Mark A ham. He lsaman tnoronghly up on artesian wells, and what he docs not know about waterworks Is not worth knowl-g. He la are- markable man In his way, practical and expe rienced withal He is an early riser, and took a walk before breakfast this morning and viewed the artesian well, as It were, by sun rise. Ho expressed great surprise that any-1 body should think for a moment of getting a flow of artesian water on the spot selected. Ha considers U a waste ot time and money to dls for artesian water through the rocky strata where the work la being done. lie says that Col. Baum will never gtt artesian water, but he should happen to strike it, it will not owoutof that rocky bed. Mr. Latimer has redlcted many artesian walls and navar IklssedUbuttwloelnhlsUfe. H* la satisfied that tbeclty and Cot. Beam are both on a wild gooee chase, and saya that time will abow the truth of the proposition. He thinks U would bo a good Idea for Col. Baum to suspend oper ations on the flinty ridge, and seek for water on the south side of tbe elty. He I la of the opinion that an artesian well might be ■noeeufully bored In the vicinity of the court boose at very little expense to the elty. lev-i ritten by his secretaries to the State printer Mr. J. w. Hon froe, former treasurer, made a f laterse::*. corroborating substantially the clr- donutanors «u<i testimony recited above^H Mr. s. W. Small, the official stenographer, testified that he at .- •toned the work beesnse tho( prlat n sot apart to pay for reporting the 1m- in-nt trials for other purposes than was anthori.vd by tho ro-.tuthui in ! r w‘ : !i ! vra» employed, and bo foresaw the fund would i T i in fore he oonld oomplete thel work to which ho had been aligned; that tho amount remaining would afford insufficient compensation for tba labor required of him; 1 that ha protested sfc-tinst the paymtnt of any part of this sum. i it her to defray expenses of witnessor printing, and upon a failure to respect hi* protest he finally abandoned the work. etc. Aft.-r summing np all the teettmooy, of which the abofo a a brief abstract, the com mittee a*t» forced to the coacloslhn that the reason »aid proceedings were never reported and published was on aoconnt of the failure or rsfa«al ot the steno- grapher to furnish maunacrlpt copy of ♦‘'lines to the Btate prfnUr;i 0 far from being obstructed in bis r, no received every reasonable Induce- t to proceed with it-not only from tho rnor, but from tho Hlatti printer. dud, upon ixaeiuatlon « ! vouchers ie use ol this committee from L„ . leoarunent, that B. W. Emall ra-I oelyed for his m$ cffidal atenog- nher, the sum * f ; on the 17Ur of Oo- d lira on the 4thof November. 1 ■ i * AM was paid oivaccount of wtoresses, and that I 'J9.74of theapmopriatlon remained m.t hicIr i for a period of nearly ten months, at any time during whfeb pe riod the fund would have been subject ograpber’i draft whenssM ^ ' • 1 of hi and thsr, tslned foi he performed the work required < !/o?kTm“ ne.rir I n mouth, slur the ab«iilon.il ij iho sUBOtra- t.me whea She (ionnor be- ..1 it would uiS bsmamad; that met 00 tlrertcd would rrobsblr aoS hare Inen 1 out ol this >p.< ui sppnprUtlnn at all bos "ho ii. tth.t th,icntrtl prlntln, land,as I .. ih« roatlnsmt fund, had bMaex- -t.-.i, «nd there was no other iundontol i. ii till. »um could hare teen paid; that ii iv.iicewum.de to lbs state printer la eribet v|wn nolworkalrssdrperformed,I l w» dlreried In conlormltr with a u m that h.a Ion, been obeemd In the ■July : . 1*81. Id direct that tbe tuu petater ih« foyeraor u llcmlud kceount ■>)«« kin . ly ini urn ! In i rli: n. lil.« !'• ’-t* es of the trial of IV. in. .nd tt.tt (loTeraor HcDtnltl be as Dike Coal settlement with him rk .utuaUr performed In prlnUns •iina. referred to. I.r recto und ihMthesnmol$31 K oaaiiilse for stanofTaphle Bar- n.i i ■ tables teatunoo j before this . WISH emplermens wu enlbor-i I. resclutton dlrectlnf Ihe InTcstll of the proce.dines ol ihe im- 1«, IhiTolue nndTmpcrunreof nut I i loo hlEhlr ssUmeled by the ».• 11. rretore rt.-omruad that II Ue 1-r w. . : irul.h n complete ins. . not.end deliver the seme lathe that ue be paid Ihe ram «< 1500 for led or OOL the proreedlnss, ■ knenl Irtelt. shouldXS lerchlir., nod prtwrked most 1m ■ portenteyentln the WMC-en erect without prace- f wed In,, of the Uenernl As- UklL Jos. X. Blows, ■ COnirmtn. 1 Ew.PERANCE IS THE TOPIC | .. ti.t-rno and Corridor Chat In Ef7| Unto. I.A8TA. Sspfember 24—Tbe ruling .ton hero row u the whisky quetiion, tu retuntn so lor some The whi.ky n et are yet- bat be IDd ited the pw . the Ueemee lb OTdl llr«Da* Mg the and art . .r r baring ltfcsd the second time, niter which they consented to its recoir ntittnl. Tbe action of the Home on tha matter bis giren rite to tome disenrs'm ri to wbat tbe Tole in dicated at to tbe pro'otbie strength ol the b II in the lower bouse. The rote on e mo tion o recommit does sot urcessarily or ordinarily indicate tbe strength ol the bill, nor was it sucon.iderti ia this case. Both aides art satiified to rest oo tfccir arms for tbe great straggle on tbe final pats- a;e ol the bill which mey be looked for next Tnesdey or Wednesday. Thedltcuteloa in the House this morning leaves no doubt on one point, If there bee been any donbi: that great and determined tflorts are being made and will be made to kill tbe bill Tbnt fir iu opponent, ere fighting for de- ley. Tbe gentlemen who took tbe tloor this morning for n recommittal are too in telligent to p'ead (or time or ask for delay on tbe merits ol the b.ll. Tbe measure bas been before tbe public so long, and waa discussed in tbe Senate so extuuitiveiy, end is so simple and dear in its K rorisloni, that every member of tbe Leg- ilature ought at this time to understand every detail of IL Wbat Is wanted It time. Tbe day o( adjournment it not very die- tent, and a measure of Importance that Is held back to tbe laet is at a manirett disad vantage. Tbe Legislature has delayed s > much ol tbe public busbies, that a disposi tion to continue ou that line looks, to say tbe least ot it, unseemly. Tbe publie baa a great interest in tbia bill, and there is s general desire to have it finally acted upon. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ha Bwnwte Passes a Bill ToticWns the SalnrU. or Leclslatora—A Num ber of Local Blue Pained by the Houe*, Eta. Beck's Insanity. Atlanta, beptember 26—The trial of Eugene Beck, at C'ayton, for tbe murder of bis wile and wile's sister, a crime which for atrocity and brutality is without parallel la criminal annals, is attracting attention and discussion, An array ol le gal talent has been e> g.ged iu convincing a jury that Beck waa ineans. From tbe accounts of tbe trial sent ont to tbe pa- prrs tbe inference is that the insanity plea will be successfol and Beck will be acquit ted. Bach a i esnlt can not foil to be a shock to tbe :aw abiding sentiment o( this Btate. Espert testimony on the insanity plea ie about at easy to get up as signatures to a petition, aud often it is about at worthless. In tbe community where Beck ba, lived he bas, it appears, been regarded as a dangetons character, and not insane or mentally ab errated. Else (or tbe protectien of the peop e amongst whom be lived.be ongnt io have been sent to tbe asylum. The sen timent here among thoic who ore keeping up with tbe trial Is not by any means 19 ympnthy with tbe insanity theory, and tbe feeling ia not cocfiutd to a (sir that it waa a crime upon helpless and defenseiers women, to brutal, so inhntnao, that tbe punishment ought to have been twilt, end not to tbe law's uncertainties and de lays. His acquittal will bardly add to tbe public confidence in trials by jary. [In a private telegram received in Ma con yesterday, it was stated tbet Beck waa oonvicted and sentenced to the peniten tiary tor lile.j A Slow Investigation, Atlanta. September 26 —The investiga tion ordered by tba General Assembly with apparent reluctance into the nse of the right of way ol tbe Western end Atlantic by tbe Georgia Pacific ia still moving slowly. Tbe blends ol Governor Colquitt end Uen. Gordon still Insist, as they havo from tbe start, that there is nothing In U, bnt at the earns time thus hes been some unaccountable blockirg going on,from tbe introduction ol tbe resolution tbe present time. There is cooilderab'o amount ol evidence to be exsm'ned end weighed by tbe committee. Tb y found that there is much testimony that it it impossible to finish tbe work satisfactorily without tbe assistance of a clerk. When they asked for a clerk tbe Senate recognized tbe rta- ■onseleness ol the requ-st and voted (or it, bat the House is not willing to facilitate tbe investigation. It is to be hoped tbe committee will ba tbla to finish tba investigation before ad journment, even If they are not allowed a clerk. ■WSOTPlew points about tbe waterworks I Tba mayor's plan to set clear, pure water Is to pomp It ont ol the yellow Chattahoochee by Beans ol a Ms wheel ebont forty Iset In dlsm, tier. Tbe country people out that scented this Ides th. ire; ate to the eh; ■Already ragand y people out that way have i and are preparing to sell etiy at fabulous prices, city baa spent mom . .... ... ■ k;-n- than a year sn.l about 120.(00 upon tho ro rilk-1 artcila-j will, and h», not rc- r Itvi tin rvlurn »vrn n tup o! lift frn.-a ''Lino, liy tho way, CLuug Lung, h i.iaIo rbtnco washwomen, hat eitabllabed hla laundry - — - - - of Col. Iianm-a operations and sits la d- p ni, Illation on the EmppumPho corner, II patiently wait- i the amount already drawn Ing lot the completion ol the new water route aforesaid, would have sygrsgsted fl.bCB.7,); to the land ot the celestials. qfl-.jp wi» i .ldthe lUteprtiterootbe lttn Death of Younx Mnxwell.L ATUKTA, Ecptcmbcr •-Y* uni; Maxwell, who vu *o terribly be*tea ia thu hr* 1 with a 1 tn the hands c.f nn unknown *5 Maxwf-U-Shelton rcnooutruRc week* ago, and who has atneo been confined to hla room, grt-w suddenly aboot 3 o'clock Ibis nlurv»>u, pulie going up to 1 to. bo rank rapidly until 5 Bo'clock, when ho died, lie hn h< ca im proving otla’e, and bl% | byalclana thought there wav a chance for b!» rtcovtry. Apiece skull implnicd upon tho brain during Cght, and baa rc«Wd th»rc iinco.1 ■9got ao much Utter that thed.K*.. :* *t.*n- duned tho Idea of tn-nannlnn thu hkull. Ttio ini Ir>’«li fo^opSo^^ea^^sven hammer was drirsn op to the handle four t -o wu pirn to tv, state■■■laiMBaaiBiMiBHiaxxiMB dibit„ morrow, In order to prevent on autopsy. An InquMt will probably b. ordered by tbe aitboritles, bectnu U may de- Auguttn'a Claim to the Pennant, Atlanta. September 26.—Tbe action o( Secretary Reeves, of the Southern 1-eigne In awarding tba nannant to Augusta it va riously oouimanted upon bate. Many At lanta people aawrt tnat be did right, bnt the baieboll people aud their toadies swear that he did wrong and affirm that tha di rector of theBoutbern League, which will meet bare tn a (ew days, will not rarity tha action of Reaves. If the Boathera League should ratify said action that wLl settle it. There are evidences of “monkeying" here to oontrol tbe Southern League in tba in terest of tbe Atlanta team. ATLtirn, September 24.—The Senate met st 10 o'clock, President Carlton in tha choir. The action of the Senate yesterday, on motion of Mr. Nortben, in regard to the salaries of members of the General Assem bly, waa reconsidered. The special order for the day, to amend and modify ail lawa on tha enbjeot of fer tilizers and chemicals, was discharged and made tbe special order for to-morrow, im mediately after the reading ot the journal. A message waa received from tbs Gov ernor approving on act to correct a clerical error in an act to amend the charter oi Bainbridge. BILLS PASSED* The following bills were retd the third time: A bill to amend tbe constitution by strik- ing ont paro-nphl of section 9 of article 3, end inserting in lien tbereoi the follow ing: “The salary of the members of the General Assembly shell be $200 per section and mileage not to exceed ten cents per mile, and that the President of the Senate and Speaker of the Honae shell receive $250 per annum.” Tbe committee amended by increasing the salary of members to $250 and the President of tbe Senate end Speaker of tbe Hons, to $300 per annnm. Tbe bill waa subsequently recommitted to tbe special indiclary, which reported adversely on tbe bill. This report wes disagreed to. On motion of Mr. Nortben the bill was amended is follows: “No part of the sala ries provided aboil be paid except daring the session of tbe General Assembly, or wi hln thirty days after adjonramenL’’ Mr. Allan further amended by providing that the selery shall be paid at tbe rate ol $4 per dey daring tbe session and tbs re mainder at tbe end of tbe session, bnt in the event no seaaion ia held any year, the salary chill be dae and payable December 25th ol each year. Tbe bill was peered as amended. A seeled communication in writing was received from (he Governor to be coneid- ered in executive session. A bill to amend the charter of Atlanta ) ae to make the mayors member ex- officio ot tbe boards ot water, street and police commissioners was passed. A bill to amend an act establishing a new charter for Atlanta, ro far as it establishes board of commissioner! of streets and sewers. A bill to repeat an act to create a connty court in eecb connty, except ceitaln conn- ties therein nan cd, was read tbe third time and passed. Tbe bill to emend sec'.ion 710 of tbe code wee recommitted. Mr. Colley offered s resolution authoriz ing the committee appointed to Investigate the nse of tbe right ot way of tbe Western and Atlantic railroad by toe Georgia Pacific to employ s clerk when necessary, which waa agreed lo. A bill to prevent trespass upon tbe lands oi another In Putnam connty was passed. A bill to provide for a board of connty commissioners (or tbe connty oi Heard was passed. A bill to repeal an act authorizing tbe Superior Court oi Ricbmono county to tell tbe court house ol said county was passed. The House bill (o incorporate the Geor gia Midland and Gall Railroad Company waa passed. amaNOON session. Tbs Senate woe in session during the afternoon for tbe purpose of reading billi - second time. A bill to prevent the sale of intoxicating liquors within two miles of Bethel Baptist church, near Mecbanlctville, tn Gwinnett oonnty; within three miles of tbe Martin Instltnte. in Jackson connty, and within four miles ol Pine Level chnrch, in Macon county, wbi tiiuud. A bfil to p.oTids for tha disposition of oil money In ths hands ot superintendents oi nods and trsasnrers In the State at the time of tbe passage of so act, approver ANOT1IEB clxok. Mr. McClendon, at t Ihe rrnnest of tbe joint committee to fnvestigtft) the nac of the right of way of tbe Western end At lantic railroad by the Georgia Pacific rail rood, offered a reeolation authorizing tbe oommittee to employ a clerk. Tbe House showing an indisposition to pats ths reso lution, Mr. McLendon withdrew !*, Two thousand copi.e of tbe Senate bill providing (or tn equalization of ter. assess ments were ordered printed. The Honse ad j corned. AVrXBXOON BISS ION. Tbe House woe called to order by the Speaker. The following blllb were acted on: ATLANTIC AND OCLV BONDS. The House took np tbe resolution for tbe redemption of certain bonds oi the8tate, known at Atlintio and Ga f bonds. Mr. Arnbefm submitted tbe minority report from tbe finance com mittee in opposition to Its adoption Tbs amount sought to be appropriated it $8370 interest on $270,000 outstanding for tlx A Cnse Involving 3100,003. Atlanta, September 26.—Mrs. Elizabeth A IUU< 4A| SCUITIUUCI »■-». .S*t We raiiewirasu T. Belt, ol New York city, la in the city to day at tbe Korkbam Iionse. She wlllgo Ito Savannah Monday (or tbe purpose ol taking her caia against the exeentora of thel late ex-Governor Cberl.e J. Jenkins to tbe Supreme Court ot tbe Unlted States. Tbla it a very Important anit, involving shout $100,000, The lady ie represented by Gsn. L.J. Gartrell. Mrs. Belt ie a charming load cultivated woman. She equipped at bar own expense tbe famous "Belt Gnord|| utr uwu riiiriias waiuuuui d*u uuatu, on. of tba first companies which Georgti sent to ths late war. They performed val iant service. MR. KERBAUCH'S TRICK. A Will to Please Hie Children and a Later Ont (or Hie frtfe. Philadelphia Timet. A peculiar cate come np before the reg ister ef wills yestsrdey. it woe tbe applica tion of the children ot Frauds Kcrbsngb, deceased, to have letters testamentary granted to them as sole hairs of their father. In 1802 Mr. Kerbengb, being lu bis Slat year, msrr on a second wife against tba knew Maxwell's assailant, Thetr ripe have •lace been seeled. An bntnest will either mok. three asn etale tbe troth ot perjure wish ■ oi bis children. Boon afterwards be made a will leaving tba balk ol bis ■roperty, amounting to $30,000, to hie wife. these seh Fr.r Railroad Commissioner, Ah asta, September Ij.-WItbtn a short tlracuuw-a tew we iv-the u-rm ol otlirc of one ol the RiUrotdCoemlsalonen at 1 cx rt clow this report without - ot vy-riorecpoc »o.rib.. It.Is not ■" - etreum tuner v tost prevented stated, so for ulnae. lean, whether bewltll be eundldat* for re-election. The candidacy ill announced to-day ot lion. Robert i:. IInmI •alltaed that he Ie competent, end would hare ihe entire ennadenenef the people of Oennrie. | Just et ibis rim. tbe public Interest Is direct I ied toward the cownlsalon, end tbe proposed Ifftaleilon Ie to aeodtfj Its powers. For mat reacoo. perhaps, the ofllce will here more than n.ital Importance in the public mind. S J • mSUS/USIISUB w fVCVtVW, •••• "“W. n order to prevent tbla bis children ap plied to tba courts to have him pronounc ed a brattle, but after a long exoratnarioo ending lest spring tha court declared him sane and related the petition. Tbe chil dren tben made friends with their falber and finally induced him to make a wifi ' tbelr favor, to tba exclusion ol bis wife. Mr. Karnaugh died on tba 80th of lost Angus, and yesterday tbe fcetra appeared sritb tbe will to bare it registered and eon- mimed a long time in teeufytng tbet their father ana tone at tba time of making tba will, alihoncb a abort time before they bad Tb. oBIca wlu not ba filled without a vlaoioni send them to private school.. Meanfme tome i man who era wovhtna tor so cents a day can-1 not set sects In tba groom or schools (or their children. Yet they pay tun all (be same ter tbe education ot the rich. I am ahead ot Ue I local prase on Uls ban, end In t few days writ miggumm IntertsUcc Illustration.- i the Puri let.» arc slrrafiy * lT# prohibition!'.', nr!d a little ng last ti h' nhl h leakt 1 T ' h ’iSSSS kV. building to Ue reeidcace ot Protestor Bump-1 hot Of course be don .tod. it. tudhein up town this etternoon V thing atid stout IL Mr. andaoeased to be wan. The doctors mid b Hill the wbch oia dealer, sen it waa heart disease. Hi* wife is very g.rs it ( w - Intends to Mooes Airy, where ha left her a few days too. I Hlv remains will probably to sent NorU for i Cnlvenlty (colored] tiled suddenly ol heart dteraie i-.-d.), Ite wu a graduate ot Yale College, and baa r. sided com.- i Lev ai T be will Mmlltba here elnee lath He took great lasetcet to the ii the lt-rcvt ot the anU-problbi- edweoUommM t Jb- Atlonto,September 28.-The first reel '.ay that Ms; Ijar hoi imtm skirmlah in tbe Home on the railroad com- MMo let the oaanciiialtt I minion Mil won bad this morning on a endeavored to prove him insane. After tba testimony had been taken an attorney appeared for tbe widow and offered for registry a will, precisely like tbe original which gave the property to bis wife, bat dated two weeks later tben the one offered by bit child] tn. The attorney itated that ae the (set oi Mr. Kerbangh'i sanity bad been atiabllsbcd by hie children they ee talnly could not object to tbe will, and otl cd ue register to debar them from plead ing insanity aa an objection to tba will r tiered by him. Tbe register adjourned tbe ease until tbe 24tb. It ta thought that tb- deceased made a will in tavor of bis children to ins ora him peace while ba lived, bnt quietly renewed his original will onder a Dora recent data to give bis prop erty to hie widow, ■U.VVWV was v» UV.WV UUllUUlUilIK 1(1$ |l* months. After discussion, a vote was had sod the reanlt being yeit 84, nays 43, tbe resolution was lost by four votes. \ »w matter. Mr. Adderton providing for the early de livery of the 4J< per cenL bonds end tbe prompt payment of tbe bonde maturing in 1880. Mr. Harrell, of Webster, incorporating the Albany, Preston and Colambna Rail road ■ ora pony. »b roB inspection or rasTiuziiB. Tbe bill amending section 1553d of the code was taken np. It provides that tbe fee (or inspecting fertilizers shall be fifteen cents per ton. Tbe committee offered an amendment to tbe blU making it only 10 cents per ton. Mr. Wheeler moved the indefinite post ponement of the bill. On tble motion Harrell, ol Webster, called yeaa and nays, and motion rejected by vote 65 to 53. Pending the farther consideration of this bill tbe House aojunrned. to amono the constitution. Tbe Qoreroor this afterncon signed the bill providing tor a vote at the next gen eral election to amend the constitution ot the 8:a'e by striking out paragraph 20, lection 7, sricle 3, in relation to the man ner of lntrodoclog local and special bills. If tbe vote is favorable, local bills may bo introduced ia the Senate os well is the Honse and the cumbrous committee which is now specially charged with inch bills, made np of members from each Congressional district, will be done sway with. lima Ul U4( IIMHHgf VI DU tUH, ■ppiUTV • December 13,1884, to provide for an addi tional system of working tba public roads of tho astute, was passed. A bill to preicrtbe tbe manner ol select ing tbe ooonty school oomtnlsiionsrs ol Raban connty was passed. A bill to cben,;e the time ol bolding tbe Superior court of Camden oonnty woe taken np and posted. A bill to create s board of commissioners oi roede, public buildings, pabllo property, and finance ot Warren and Tsliateno counties wet passed. A bill to provide for Ihe registration of voters of Telfair connty was passed. A bill to rvgnlsu tba registration of deeds and bills of solo which are given as security fur debt, end to preecrlbe a penal ty for tailors to record tbe same, woe passed. A bill to allow J. T. Warren, a one-armed citizen of Gordon connty, to peddle with out license, was pissed. A MU to prevent the sale of ootton in the seed by tenants, croppers, or (arm laborers without tbe written oooosnt of tba ownar of tha land, was passed. Under a suspension ot the rales. Mr. Glenn, of tbe Fotty-roarib, Introduced the following bills: A bill to change the time of bolding tbe faU terms of tbe Hope riot Courts ol Ech ols and Coqoitt counties. A bid lo incorporate tbw Ci'danati Georgia and Florida Railroad Company. A bill to grant certain rights and prlvi- — to dtscoi ' overtra of phosphate rocks, A bill to establish a system of publie roads in BrvtD county. A bi'i to amend tbe charter of Fartylb, in Monroe county, woe passed. A bill to prevent fishing on the lands of another In Murray connty, except with hook and lbw, waa passed. A bill to provide foe tba registration of voters Id Effingham, wu puaed. To pravent the mntborittee of Coweta connty to tax shows, wu passed. A blU to amend an act creatiug a board of comnristSbtra of roads, revenues, pub lic property, ate., in Forty tb oonnty wu A bill to provide for a tiro weeks’ session of tbe Snpeiior Court of Marion ooonty. Paaaed. Atari to provide for tba registration of voters in Sumter county. Fstead. A MU to prescribe tbe manner of electing fire c.mn.1.sinners of the Waynesboro Academy, Bares connty, wu patted. To provide (or the compensstlon of the ooonty school eommi-olonsra of Jefferson oonnty wes named, In execatfve union tba Senate confirm ed tbe reappointment of Haa.J.F. Car michael tone jndgt of tbe county ootut of Bntte connty. Adjourned. HOUSE. Tba House wu called to order by tba Speaker and opened with prayer by the chaplain. arcONSIDEEATION. Mr. Kills moved to reconsider Ibe ... segv of the bill amending tba act requir ing railroads to file their charters in tba office of ths Secretary ot State. Mr. Boyd moved to table tha motion reooaeidar, which prevailed. Mr. Berner moved lo reconsider ths pea- assltn- •ageof the bill defining voluntary i Wanted Him (or a Modal! Chicago Herald. A flashily dressed young man wu stand- n ^Jssrjs^^ir caooto JfflftfiTtrSTlf 4- • |Nil dt*l of attitudinizing, 'PP^aMb' 3lr. Brawn morad lo reconsider the pas* for lha benefit cf tha ladtae. He netted ftgf n f th*N'» »*wnr<in| 4i;m of ihe to think his ohape prafectloo. rad raongft ^^tSS^L^ST'tay to travel oo in can the cart stopped. Hie reconsider on tba table, wide* * manly form wu ao coswpfcoone that 1 dtyaooa • passenger went up to him coaccaxxa re. 1 said: Senate amendment to the Mil ettab'ish- “8ir, yoa sidle my admiration. I ymvMvlonaaamodJ!^ Serratearuodment to the MUlncorpo- “Aw. thanks, air, an yoa making aa rating tbs Cotam bos and Northern railroad * moo, with a wu concerted In hy you 67. nova 04. srithnns ably reported by tbe Hctue committee an | m, I “Ob, aa,” said the artist, ‘‘dgar signs.”) pnbDih3ocket wu concurred in. fight | r ■p'today for a sneoad Etosli amendment to the bill ran airing tba judge of Walton Bn parlor Court to Tbe amendment to adjourn on October I wu rejected by yeas 13, neve 79. The resolution reported by tbe commit tee to adjonrn tint die on October lot - was then adopted. axsoimoN rausn. For tbe relief of the eecnrlties on tbe bond of tbe tax collector ot Newton conn- ty in 1383 4. Yeu 82. BILLS PASSED. Amending section 4575 of the code. Yeu 84. nays 6. Grouting letters of dismission in certain cues to exeentora, administrators, ito. Yeas 89. To add a provlto to section 2343 of tbe code, in reference to the appointment of trastrei by chnrcbu. Yeu 101, neyi 0. BILL IXDInXITXLY fOKTrONID. Regulating the ule of cotton seed. Tbe Honse adjourned. ArmxcoN session. Tbe Honse concurred in tbe Senate amendments to the following bille: Prohibiting tbe manufacture and sola of liquor wit. in three miles of County Line obnrch in Bntte connty. Encouraging the search for phosphate rock sod phoaubatlc deposits. Amending the charter oi Atlanta sou i make the mayor a member ex-officlo ot tbe boerde ol pollco commissioners, street commissioners and waterworks commis sioners. TOE TALCED t-OUCY BILL. On motion of Mr. Calvin this Mil waa made tbe special order for Thnrtdsy next, Tbe following Mils were poised: To mike tbe wrecking or attempting to wreck railroad trains a felony. To amend tbe precUce in equity u to granting injunctions restraining tbe cut ting oi timber or boxing tbe tame tor tur pentine pnrpoaee. Amending section 4483 ot tbe code. Prescribing tbe manner of selecting ape- cial j arors. Amending sections 1410 and 1412 of the code. Amending uctlon 4011 of the code hy depriving ordinaries ol the authority for Inning and determining write of habcot corput in extradition earn, reserving juris diction of sneb cues to tbe Superior Courts. Repealing an ect creeling acoanty court for the counties o! this 8taie so far as tbe same relates to Lsnrens county. To farther prescribe the antics of tax collectors by requiring them to keen a book of stubs ot tax receipts. Tble bill Atlanta, September 25.—Tbe Senate met at 9 o’clock, President Carlton in the choir, > BILLS MSSfD. The following bills were read the third time and pused DA bill to provide for a two weeks’ term of tbe Sapenor Canrt of Tsylor connty. A bill to abolish tbe Connty Court of Bar tow connty. A bill to create a City Court for Bartow connty. A bill to repeal the second section ot an act to regolste and control certain convicts tbs connty of Bibb, and to amend the road laws of said county. Tbe bill was amended on motion of Mr. Cabanisa, by striking ont tbe figures $2,000 and inserting in lien tbereoi $2,500. Mr. Cabaniss farther amended by add ing at the end of tbe section the words 'bat said snm shall not be paid by said board to raid mayor and conscll tor any time when tbe number ot said convicts shall be reduced below tbe number of ten.” Tbe bill wu pused u amended. A bill to Increase the pay oi tbe tax re ceiver ol the oonnty of Bibb by allowing him the lame commission for receiving taxes u is allowed the tax collector for collecting county tares, was puted. Unders suspension of tbe rain Mr. Glenn offered a resolution recalling a bill from tha Governor, amending the charter ol LaFayette, to oorroot a clerical error, which wu agreed to. A bill to provide for the registration of votara In Spalding connty wu pseud. A bill to re-establish tbe oonnty coart ot Screven county. To provide for tbecompenealion ot men- egers and clerks oi elections In Early county. Passed. A bill to Incorporate tbe Athens, Den- Itlsvllle and Eastern Railroad Company waa paitcd. A bill to amend an sot creating a board ol commissioners of roads and wu left as aofinishtd business at adjourn ment. SILLS LOST. A bill providing (or the introduction ol the etndy of elementary physiology and **“lane in the pabllo school* ot this State, bill making operative the Btate geological deportment. Tble bill was considered In commit tee of the whole Honse, which mode on adverse report on tne passage ol the bill. Mr. Everett offered to amend so u to provids tbnt tbe fnnd (or tbe support of tbe geological department thonld come ont of tbe feet from tbe Inspection of ter- tUlzerc. The amendment wu adopted. However, tne odvetse report of tbe com mittee was adopted, and the bill was lost. Tbe Honse adjonn-ed at 6 p. m. ot commissioners ol roads and rtvennse In tba conntleaof Floyd, Berrien, Effing ham, Bohlay, Bamter and Greene, so far ee tha lima relates to lbs oonnty ol Floyd, wupaeeed. A bill to Incorporate tbs Monticello and Eatonlon Railroad Company wu pused. A blU to amend seotlon 3523 of tbe code, u to comlnnsnces granted on account ol absent wltnou, was pused. A btUnqoirii-g that any peraon who hu been appointed administrator on any estate, or may borulter be .without bona, sbtll give bond (or inch administration or be removed therefrom. Incorporating tbs Waco and Bowden railroad. Appropriating $540 for laying tbe corner- stone of the new ctpltol. Incorporating Roopville. Carroll connty. Amending the ect creating aboudof oommiulontre in Walton connty. Enlarging tba jurisdiction of the City Court of Columbus. Prohibiting tbn sale of llqnorssritbin two miles of Beaverdam ehnrcb, in Oglethorpe connty. Incorporating the Claulo City street rail- road. Changing the name ol Ward's station Sherman. * Amending tba act creating a board of oommlutontrs in Sumter county, ooncuissoa. Amendments by tho Honse to ths bills amending aect oo 3130 o( tbe code, end to anthonoa executors, etc, to invest Unit funds in bonds of tba State, were concur- radio. Tne Senate adjoornednntll 3 p. m. Mon day. HOUSE. Tbe Honse wu celled to order by the Utach*plain! °^*°*^ wiUl P r »ycr by tho Ur. Johnston, of Scravsn—Preecrlbini tbs manner of selling tbe sulphate ant other preparations ol morphine in this kxconsidexatxon. Mr. Turner, of Troop, moved to roeoa- sider tho adoption of a Senate amendment to tbe charter of the Coiambus and North- m Bail road Company. Mr. Everett moved to lay the motion to reconsider on too tab;., which pre vailed. Mr. Watkins, of Gilmer, moved to recoo- aid, r action on tbe bill to promote medical ■eitnee in tola State by taming over to medical collages for dl suction tbe un claimed bodies of dead (stool, which mo- fioa prevailed by yeu 84, nays 53. Mr. Gordon moved to recAneider tbe tion at toe House oo tbe nsolnUoa to deem certain bonds of tbs Atlantto and Gall railroad, which motion prevails i. The Hoaso took op the nnfinisbed bait- ntu of yssterdsy. being too consideration ot Iho MU amending section 1553 of tba code. Tba motion to indefinitely postpone wu loot by yeu 58, naye 05. The amendment to make the foe lor In spection of fertilised ton cents per Ion wu dleeoiud by Mutrs. Bartlett, Ererett and Harrell of Webster lor the amendmonL Mr. Bated called tha previous question, which was sustained, thu amendment adopted by yeu 50, nays 47. Tha bill amended wu toes lost by yeu 05, nays 7L agran A d r ?n^ J «n.ml,„. „ the weal tr tree of th« t *. •flajctlaw and should receive careffi P £ 0f « Geor tf« by tht oommittee. 6 efa cou#id «rttion char«cteriz'l J th,* l r d et Jn^ t t ^ r -Ottefinhta one. l‘wMnoii7^. t E b V*“*'lteb!, measure was the most T1 *i be wu willing so have lit Vn.J?. J? 0 *' and In the committee as ■efi.?m lt fu <ll,ctl *ssd Mr. iintiin ,*M il?'!! “ In Ihe House; , Mr. Gas tin iidtoMUtareLJ" ,5?< tor toe purpose 0 t prerImtog “ ^JJ prevenYnTecund'reJdi t ng*thI d rdM , f 1,h ‘ 0 reading; but toe report wu reauirjR , out ICO report Kras miiln , * w "Hi the other aide bad an accidental Jifotn'' A member who dos'rtd to be nrerail 1 ' 7 ' ebseut on aoconnt ol slrkS.ra m *“ family. He was willing to hire f, J? many times a-i neceiiarr IS? V, l * | dM in the committee .nT.ra^,*S,re 'l^ Mr. Gustin moved that It bn re.5‘ n second time before it was committed 4 ““ tog u £«nM bi ° 8 —ysw Tbe motion to recommit - « lb. Mil ws. read ihoeroondW 4 ' “ <l The House, by three Totes, adorned tie* Senate rtroluthra. the joint efift investigate tba nu of tbe Western"an,i V? lantlc railroad by the Georgia pTclflc mil r0 »“* n !5‘ ,, . y to ' ra P'°y a clerk. r * U- Mr. Adderton ©Ufivil a reaolntlnn . cept an invitation to the bubaeuatsSm Pol ?, t Wedrerdsy iiexq and ad'lSiS tabled Thur,d,y “oraing. which w« ilr. Abbott cffi red a resolution deellnln. i accept tbe invitation to tha East Pofof barbecue, but returning thanks for tha seme, which wss adopted. “* d The House *t journed until 9 a. m. Mon- “All Men nre Liars,” said David of old. Hs wu probablv prompted to m&ke the above remark sltra S riuit soma unreliable catarrh remedi ad he been permitted to live until the present day, and tried Dr. Sage's Remedy, be might have had a belter opinion oi mnnxint). We claim Ibat nu esie t ( u . tsrrb can withstand the magic effects of this wonderful medicine. One trial oi it will convince yon ol its efficacy. By dme. gists; ffity cents. 1 ^ Dtefignring humors, hamlllatlng crnpt*ons. Itching and burning skin tortures, lostmome sons tnd every species of tuning, scaly, pim ply. Inherited, acrolutous and contasloui dis eases of tbe blood, skin ami ecalp. with lots ol hair, from Inline] lo old n; \are positively cured by Cutlcnra Bcsolvi-ut, tho now blood ipurlflcr, internally and (;utu lira, the rrsst akin core, anil Cntlcura doap, an exquisite skin ucxntlfler, externally. Atlanta, September 20.—Tbe Home wu called to order by tbe Speaker ml opened with prayer by the Cbsplaln. RKCONeiDt RATION. Mr. Boyd moved to reconsider action on tbe bill making operative the geological department, which motion prtvaUed, and toe bill wu withdrawn. Ca motion o( Mr. Chappell. Senate and Homo bills favorably reported for a second reading, and Senata bill! for s third read ing, was mode tbs general order for to day, On motion of Mr. Wheeler, tbe blU amending tbe charter of LaFayette, re turned from tbe executive office nodor s otnt resolution, wu transmitted to tho ienate to correct a clerical error. Senate bilig were read tbe first time and second time, and Home bills the second Ume. Tit BAILOOAD SILL. The railroad oommittee reported back the bill to amend toe ut providing for the regulation of railroad freight and pusen- « er tunits, etc., with a recommendation hat It do pus. On motion of Mr. Gordon, 800 copiu were ordered printed. Mr. Arobriin, oi tbe committee, stated that at toe meeting of the oommittee the vote ttook 12 (or and 11 against tba psi lage ol the hill. The chairman of toe com mittee wu not in hit seal, yet it wu pre unted ts tbe report of tbe committee. Mr. Gordon said tbet toe report wes signed by Carter Tate, toe chairman, and ha was aatborizad by him to submit IL Tbe gentleman from Daugherty bad no right to assamt to speak for the commit tee. Mr. Arnhslm said that be did not usame to spook for Um oommittee Ho bold in bis tntr.il a paptr signed by fourteen mem bers of toe committee using tha chairman to withhold too report. Tbe point wu made that wbat occurred In tba committee could not be alluded to In tbe Honse, end a attained by tbe Speaker. Mr. Fite morad, u tbe committee teem ed to ba divided, that tbs bill be recom- mittad to them. Mr. Goa tin mode the point that tbe bill wu not before the House. The Speaker ruled that tha motion to re commit wu in tot nature of a privileged question and admiral Me. Mr. Gordon opposed the motion to re- commit. Tbe session wu growing to a clou. Tbo motion to recommit wu mado to prevent a lull, Iru and fair dUctuaion oi toe bill. Mr. Fite aroso to a privilege question, and dinted toe imputation of Mr. Gordon that be mode the moilon to recommit for the ECZEMA CURED. I was afSlctad with eczema oa tbe scalp, (ace, ears and neck, which the dm?gliu, anced ona where I got your remedies, pronounLBi lof tho worn: cases that had come under his notice. lIeadvl«cdmo to try your Cuticora 1 Keir.cdlca, and After five daja' nac, my icalp and pan of my (ace woro entirely cured, and I hope In another week to havo my car*, neck and the ■ i have been afllfctrd alnco Uat March with a •kin disease tbo doctors called eczema. My face was covered with scabs and xorca, and ho lcthlng and burning were almost untcara* )le. Beolugyou* Cutlcura Ucmcdlcs lohlgb* L >• recommended, concluded to give them a trial, using tbe Cutlcnra and CutlcuraSoap externally, and Rcaoivont internally, for four month*. Icillmjarlf cured. In gratitude for which I mako thU nubile •UtenuMit. 1, CLARA A. FREDERICK, Broad Brook, Conn. 23c. Prepared by the Potter Drug and Cbcml* cal Co., Boston, Maas. Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases." ie purpose of preventing diacoaslon. Mr. Gordon said he had no reference to Mr. Fite, bat the recommittal would amount to a deity, and he called upon Mr. FiU to withdraw hit motion; it would cause a week's del*y, Mr, Fit* uld be would not have mode the motion II tbe committee bod not beer divided. Ii be wu a member ot tost com mltteeand lavored ' ha bill be would not uk for Ite advancement when a majority of tbe committee asked tost tbe report be withheld. Mr. Horrafi, of Wsbeter. favored tbe mo tion to recommit, ee a majority bad uked that tba report be wltbbtkL Mr. Bartlett laid that snob a statement could not be made trntbfally. Mr. Harrell replied toot he stated It his own authority. Mr. Bartlett again repeated the denial of tba tiutbtalneu of toe etatemenL Mr. Harrell, with great calmneu began > reply, when points of order were made. He 1 nulled that It wu bis right to show U>a trnthfnlnesi of his statement. He •aid that tbo rcqneot to withhold too re- port wu signed by Messrs. Arahelm, Bison, Lewis at Haneock. Harrell ot De- , Bait of Marion, btswart, catur, MsaonlWi Lofigy, Berner, Hawks, Clay, Ererett.’ Turner of Troop, and Csaon. I Tbo reporter Bought in rain of Mason. Arnhstm and others who signed this re quest to got toe I acts, tbey uulsfing that tney were probiMted from dlecloelng wbat transpired tn tne committee. Tbe reporter took down tba namea u (toted by Mr.l Harrell, and U error! creep in wo cannot help ih The action of too committee tn stated in thu Cooslitmlon, and tcl.sraph. to other cities, end therefore bo mala ■ liberty to give all toe facts ooontote-1 sritb I this report. This statement of Mr. Harrell created a scene ol great eoafnstoa or. t exa letUtnenL Mr. Harrell oootinned tn ealmnnd diipusionate manner to favor Tbe Home took np Senate resolatlon asking tba Fovernor to refnrn toe bill amending the ebarter of LaFayetto, to amend itby looenieg an epacting dome, and eonearred in IL FINAL ADJOCRIX1ST. On motion of Mr. Guilin, Um Hcaea took ap lbs report of to* committee on adjournment rise die. Tbe smendmm’.to the report, to aoboti- October lit for October lttb, wu rejected by jcxz 37, pays 81. Positive Cure for Every Form ol Blood and &kin Disease From Pimples io Scrofula. 120 B. Fourteenth htreet, new York. SCABS AfkD SORES. MRSt < Mini - tern at pain and ache soothed nntl expelled with wonderful celerity by that new, original, elegant an 1 ipeody antidote to pain and In* damnation, tho Cntlcura Piaster. Warranted the perfection of elegant and ex* tcrnal remedies.aud vastly aapcrlnr to all nth* »r plasters. At DruzKlatf, 25c.; five for 41.W. 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Recom mitted to the committee end toe members reconciled on tbs report to bo submitted I would facilitate tbe basinnu of toe Honse. I Mr. Bartlett opposed the motion on tbe ground toot tbo matter bad been felly die-1 . _ . ,, _. — •* — * ample time bad teen ; they know all about Mustang Ian- p/SuT/bde rdl/nc^thr iment. Few tlo. Not to know is 11 5“ , '. .. , not to l ave. Mr. unetln sold that tbe oppo: < >: - of tbo MU bavin;; been deflate 1 In committee, now; ropo'.d to pnt the blU In a w.,r!e 1 eondmon than U It ha-1 come with on ad- j Men Thin!? ■