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10 THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. GA.. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1884. TWELVE PAGES. PIQUANT PARAGRAPHS. IRTEHESTINO ITEMS ON CURRENT TOPICS OF THE DAY. ACmtAnoDilomnfr Rraort#r#-Hjm Crtakl* M ??? Drsmatio Crttlo-Tha Prohibition Voto- *2he Lumber Interest-Tha Knll'gu Letters- If r. Of or#* Cable. (JFsrn.u Loxixo, formerly of the confederate airoy, hnahud considerable military experience In Fpypl. He ejjprcM.cn the opinion that England trill fell !?? her designs upon the land of the pyra mids Ti e jealousies of the great powers, he thinks, will he awakened through the disregard ofti.ilr ttitcrcatM t>y the dictatorial government C*taUl>Ud I y England fix Egypt. The hu.-lnoe.of many UiirnpcitUK hr.* tarn destroyed by the mo- ru.pollo create d under English rule. A?? a conse quent o the powers are In the mood to protect and rtiiili.il England of rt rfaln treaties. For some time to rone, however, tho British may b? ex pected to continue tliclr operations with tlielr luoal vlgrr. _ OKA of the editors of the Pittsburg Chronicle- Telegraph recently took n trip through the moun tains of Es??t Tennessee. He was surprised and delighted beyond m onto ire. Apart from the glor ious revnery, he found the people an Interesting study, The Plttshurg editor saw "old fellows who provoked laughter by their unconscious gro- tesquener*. young men who excited admiration by their brave Ignorencc, and women of such a type, physical and moral that Shakespeare only ronhl delineate them." Equally as picturesque n people limy be found among the mouutrlns of North Georgia. Ju fact, you can find any thing in Georgia. Yesterday for the first time the Atlanta* won a place In the associated press reports. The associa ted pros takes only games of ???league club*, Clubs playing with league clubs. This morning loom2,000 daily papers appears tho cheerful score: "At Alsnta???Atlanta* Evansville* 2." V. nil c the democratic ronventlon was in acesh nt Cblcnco, the New York Hun Contained a labored editorial on the situation. It was in thore w> ???tV?? think Orover Cleveland If beaten." Within a few lioura Grover Cleveland was nomlu??t< The Him of last Hat unlay coutnlncd another labor ed editorial on tlio sltnatlou. It wns in th words: "We think Grover Cleveland) is bo.tto! Are we not Justified In tailoring that tiro??? Cltf( land will be elected. advertising benefit* tlie concerns referred to they are welcome to si! the Lcncflt they wftl derive fiom it. Ik Connecticut "the teaching of morality In the public schorl*" ia one of the topics now ceivlng the attention of the school teacher#. It i* high time to begin the teaching of morality some where, and if It I* not thoroughly taught in the family, from the pulpit and through the pres*, perhaps the public school* would do wall to tike the matter in hand. Old people naturally IncUne to the belief that in their young day* the ?? war better than it la now, but we are not obliged to accept their testimony. Men and women w have (cached the ago of forty have no luwitati' In raying that in their youth a higher standard of mojidify obtained than Is the ca-e at the prevent day. Our young people are growing up with scarcely any moral training. They are thrown early Into the battle of life, and told to go in and win. What examples have they to follow except there of the men and women who Imre ???thieved the most brilliant success? They see people who have thrown morality to the w inds ut the top of the ladder, and they naturally endeavor to rival their success by imitating their vices. Thfa enure /# not always satisfactory, dome time* the enti-i pricing young men who follow* It end as the New Jersey hank president and cashier wound up their career, by cutting their throat*. Ills to l*o hoped that the Connecticut teacher* will go ahead. If anybody wane.* to engage In the business of teaching morality an opening cut be found iilnwa t anywhere. Mr. Storey, the r Tltno, ho* n marble teems. Alter live cridtuce is still Inc rosy dltor of the Chi. on containing eighty nr*??? work this gran ipJctc. Storey built the c under the d/rer-G (i of "the spirit*." The building when finished will cost about ???SOO.OOi), It lias been the dream of Sirs. Florey???* life to occupy Ibis homo, but the result of the contest on fitoic)???* estate cannot be hue told. Tho trig tlon may pets into the baud* of stranger*. Kc-mk of the organ* arc beginning to abuse Mulli gan. M???oo! Mulligan didn't compose the Mull! gnn Inters, otherwise he would Ik* a let I indeed. BiKtR Mr. Mori*liii'H daughter ran away mnrriul hn father???s coachman, a flutter of alam )??oa pervaded New York society circle*. What Moilsini's daughter hn* done may Ik) done by daughters of other wealthy men. The ncw*pa I ers ate dlM-usslug the ali'alr. aud while some < these directors of public opinion hold that Ml: Morhdnr* rash marring" wa* due to the fact that she had been kept too secluded, and had not been allowed to make acquaintance* among the opjx site sex. It is significant tlmt not a few Journal) take another line, and condemn the freedom which is allowed to the modern society girl. Tito point 1?? made Jhnt our society po pie havo fol lowed the usages and customs of the middle clams of Kuglnml, lu regard to m lulling of the young people both lexis, lu England and tn Franco young la dles lu good hi.utcty are placed under certain re- stralift*. They are not at liberty to pick their male acquaintances, or to spend long hour* alone with them, and the Idea of making an engage mt ut w if limit the full knowledge and sanction of theii remit* would bo regarded it* a sign that the world w os coming to all end. There are many ill:(net persons in this country who think that the time has come for it* to Imitate the cnutl. cur linn*-Atlantic coutlus. Society in our largo cities i?? In danger of dcgeiicratliig into a giddy carnival miles* It is placed under wholesome re straint.'. As to tho Moridnl aflklr, that, in itself, amounts to nothing. Thu coachman Is as good a* Morialtri, and perhaps bettor. Morhdnl ha* money, niul the coachman has none. That Is th. only dt fit rente between them. Till: loungers at Saratoga the other day saw At: old gentleman In a black study and a brown a! para coat, or perbajsi It was a brown study and i black atpacca. but the two were so mingled that It was bsid ????? tell. They all passed tho saebr ol- lelli w by wilhoiit recognition, and yettiiey all knew 1dm. It was ex-l'rcaldont Hayes. Tits movement among the colons! people of tin Hate to make an exhlldt at New Orleans la worthy of the attention ami sympathy of all t*la*??u#, and it i* to be hoped it will bo succoasful. If the proper titbit is made, tho result will show that the negroes are not all profc.vilimAl poli ticians. pledger Is pmdilug the movement, and he ueve r engaged in a belter burin??**. IlCAt.t.v, there ought to l??o some sort of issue lu Oeorgla besides the eon test hot ween tho white re publican whig party and it* buggy ujnbrclU. What (hnmv has the buggy umbrella got in a general m ufllc? It 1* uot believed that Brother Maine???* preraneo In Ohio will <??useany oonsternaUou among dem ocrat*. q hist is, not n* long R* John McLean holds the ioit of the uutcrrltied. NykCuykkij: Is the iuu*t piquant dramatic ciltie ?? f the age. DUctnwlng the new French star, Iheo, lu-hatU her a* the advancing breaker of a bared little women. Vet Theols Irritating. Her srt m -rinds one of the voluptuous and vivacious bust el ft mosquito, fhe excite* admiration by stlrging it. hhe maintains a dexterous IxUiuv IvtWicn impropriety and a grimace. Tt????o i* a soubntte whose voice is in her spinal column und her limbs. Flu- can klc k h roulade, wink a double staccato tun. i-niut a To Drum under her eye*, atid exit nte a trill w ith her panlcr. She ts the verita ble blue bottle tty of comedy. Hhc does not slug: she busses. Wurx a presidential candidate eon lude* to tike the Hump, hi* com- may Iv regarded a* a desperate oue. Itn ther Blaine f* In d??-p trouble. ItKoTUrr. Bi sim 's western trip U supposed to be mulct!.*leu for the Uuefit of the health of the re publican jarty. A erxcxax Inrim-tiu At| callfug itself "The In- terior A.siH-Inud lWb ttcoding tlM country with ritx alarm otreriugb) ???.t up anyone dmlrlag tt am a n?? w*(??pcr editor. The syndicate propose* to ptiMUU a number of papers. chan*lug tho h??ad- hui* toaCMflUBOtat^??wnaw???. When Kuggiiti, of the Tevll's crc^-iroads, <cels like stsrtlm; a he has I.uly to sct.d the "Interior A?? > (Ut??*l I???utm fb\ and in return they wut furnish l ira with five hundred paper*. L.???vHng tit ttatui of Maygius r* editor and the rum ??? of publU-stloa. Theelr- A iyer the secret marriage very proper!y comes the concealed door and the spring lock, the under ground passage and the final rescue. Mn. Gro roe W. Carle delivered au address be fore the tocinl Bcienee conveutloti otHarxtogi last week. The address bn* not been printed ns tho author reserved it tor fiittuv use. It was t??Ie* grsplied, however, that Mr. Cable took the* posi tion that negroes aro entitled to soda! equality. Taking this brief statement for a text, the south ern pa iter* arc pitching Into tho alleged author of it at a lively rate. Potrlbly nil thin In premature. The address has not been published. We have not even a reliable synopsis of it. Mr. Cable H too mniblc a man to dream of forcing such a thing a* social (quality, ftocial distinction* separate not ouly races, but d/flcrent chimes and circle*. The matter cannot be changed by leglHhitiou. Huinnu law* are utterly Inoperative when applied to the social status of antagonistic am! uncongenial (IflUsc*. It I* dlflieult to k-Ilevc that Mr. Cable hen advocated or demanded such an impossible thing a* social rqiiality. If ho hn* been led into such an absurdity, lie is not the datnrcrou.* man Hint some of our couteui|K)rarU???* taka him for. Men who believe In the social equality foolishness arc simply cranks, nothing more. Ir Brother Blaine bud bad more to do with Hot Hprjpys and Its* with Little Rock lie would proba bly be u purer man than lie i*. Tin: old holy Lockwood has her share of trouble In this phenomenal campaign. She h by no mein* sure of tlu support of her own aex and tho mile hollo c ry In woman???s rights. The difficulty with old lady lad wood 4s that she ha* a sneaking prejudice fu furor of tho divided isklrt. Now there are million# of women wh fcnvo no use for till* bifurcated article (i w i tiring nopartl. They very properly regard ft ns a base imltatloii of the clumsy hnbiliinenti worn by the horrid men, and they will have none of it. In thi* embarrassing situation it has oc curred to old lady Lockwood that tho best thing to do Is to temporize. Hho therefore makes the point that tho divided skirl 1* In no rente a uafiouai question. It i* purely n local a flair, and so far a* till* campaign is con cerned slie proposes to dodge it. This pusillan imous polic y will pot work. A similar line of conduit on tho part of Mr. Blaiuo ha* brought Mm Into contempt, audit will biiug to grief the candidate of tho wroman???s national equal right* pwty. t Will I* the voto for Ht., John will probably bo_a small cue, it Is believed by many that the prohi bition Issue will soon divide national party lines. It is argued that the liquor question is not a local issue. If It is, why cannot each household settle It for itself T Let the experiment bo tried and it will be found lliat the minority of a prohibition household will visit another household whore the drinkers arc In |ho majority and get drunk with them. Try local option, nml what then? One town votes ngul- st liquor mid the next towu vote* for It. 1???eople lu thu first town who want liquor go to the second town and get It., Hometime* they carry It homo lit a Jug and proceed to paint the ir prohibition town red. Thou some earnest reformers rise and pronounce local option a fail ure. The legislature yields to the pre??$urc and passe* a general law ruling liquor out of state. Presently It I* ??? discovered that men are gettlug drunk, and the rich continue to have wine on their table*. The tcni)H'rance reformer# look around and see that the adjolniug stale 1* a whisky state aud 1* shipping liquor to its prohibition neighbor*. Tearly, tills won???t do. The federal authorities appealed to, and a prohibitory amendment to constitution of tho United .Stile# 1* called for as the only means of making prohibition cttectu.il. Tht* i?? what the prohibitionist* are now working for, and this makes prohibition a national l**uo. That Ibis policy Is rnlculnted to Injure the etu <o of gen uine temperance cannot lie doubted by thuja who know anything of human nature. Morality mu not legislated Into a man, and a man???# thirst e-innot be taken uw ay from him by a nm??tltut!onal amend ment. The follower# of HI. John would do well to sillily Georgia method* and Imitate them. lu thi* ???rvatlvc, liberty loving state we have dealt with the liquor question In n truly democratic way. Who e n locality wanted t > try the locat op tion plan the will of thu people ha* been allowed prevail, and where high license wo* favored, that plan has been given a trial. Wo have had no lUsnde," no "erase,??? but have experimented quietly und with a proper consideration for the )hi.*oua] right# a improperly littered* lurolr- d. It may be too early to predict tho outcome, but if any chuuge takes place in our temperanoe mctheil.* it is probable that the local option sys tem will give way to high license. This latter ???y??fem may be made virtually prohibitory, or it may re arranged so as to greatly uimini*h the number of drinking saloons, without caustug the -e a dollar of revenue. A RUNAWAY???S RETURN, AMillioxuJre???a DsuxbUr Laaees Bet Vstag Mitt) ??? ti???a ata Bedside, and With H??r ZZasbsad Passes m D??x la a Beer] Saloon-Tno Btcry of tha Arrest-Bto. OU.fi they ???? equal:. The I t metiL All the >a?? to It InUmato* that t fsnt scheme U ouly fried fti Washing*Yi. ???'t city advertise* for -7 locality. There ??? isklDf an engato- ??? ,1 ???-id-bo "Gath-??? has ??? -aocrat the price of a nee, m a guarantee of ii*voso of credentials, H tuts little bit of free New York, September !C.??? Tho hub bub created by tho sensational elope, went of Victoria MorHmi, the only (JiiUghler of the rnillionaire, Giovani Moridni, Jey Gould's confidante and private secretary, with her father's coachman, a German warned Bchclling, has not yet died out. It is yet curbstone chat and the talk of tho fashionable avenues and iho parlors of the upper tend- New developments of the romance are hoe ing known and nil anxiously await the derm- The full details of the story, after the runaway's return home, have become known and are as follows: The excited populace closely followed train of tl.e youthful couple, who, upon t itg the gate of the mansion, separated, tli wile passing up the graveled walk and pull ing W'?? hell with o firm hand, while her hus band took o scat on n neighboring glib. ??rh n.ni.y of Li* former acquaintance* tried to tirview him without success. When, bo ever, it. wns suggested to him Unit hi* w might he persuaded tn remain with her family, he did not seem in the least alarmed. Upon entering her old homo Mrs. Bcliollinj went direftly to her dying mother???s opart merit, and v. its enfolded in her arm*. * For some mornt nta not a word wns spoken, tears flowing freely down Wh their cheek*. She r. married in 'done con vernation for some time willi her mother, to whom she is devotedly nttcrlird, and then saw her father for a few moments. ??? YOU HAVE rilOSKJf your course." The meeting with the fsthor was most marked in its diflerenc??., Mr. Morisiui saying in u voice trembling with emotion: ???Victoria, y< ii liuie chosen your course, may God in hia ey f<<rgiv??. a* i never can. You have bro* lother???s heart, and probably taken te r fife???" ???But fath ???No toore. We are separated, never to bo reconciled, at least until tho cause of thi* so Midi*.n is given up.??? ???Very well, father, as you wish it," replil Mrs. Rebelling coldly, ???and with your permis sion now l will tee my sister." Instead, however, of going to her si3ter'i room Mrs. Rebel ling went to tho room former ly occupied by her and began to collect s >in*: of her laces and jewelry, but Air. Morisim having followed her refused to allow her t* remove them, nml she departed uoattemtod and joined the man of her choice, who was awaiting at a sale distance in the lane at tho nor???of trie house. TLero w ere trace* in her face, of tho trying rothcfl she had gone through, but as she''ap proached her husband her whole counten ance lighted up, and putting her little hand bcr.intli his firm they walked rapidly back to Warner's suioon and partook of an early dinner. In iho afternoon she again visited her former home, remaining about nil hour, while her husband remained in the vicinity. After her visit her hither said to Mr. C'antoni, in the will known horsh voioo for which he hn became famous on Wall street, that Victori was no longer one of hi* children and that ho would not recognise her in any way. Upon returning to the Ingcr beer saloon she laid down fora short nap, which was disturb cd by the noise created by tho curious throng who continued to stirrouud the house and seemed to increoso as night approached. TIIE STORY or THE ARREST. When Captain Mniigin of tho Yonkers j>o- lioc,'wos informed of the arrival of tho runa way Connie, Schelling and bis wife, ho bolted out ol bed. says the New York Tt>buno, and huiricdly dressed himself. Thea ho HaTTwray Itappvava that llulUgou wasn???t dead. He was only raking n pad. Tut lumber tutcrcst l# doing fully a* much a* any thing ?? l??e to attract capital and Immigration uthwatd. The lumber supply lu* become hau#t(<i fu several ouantrtas amt the world looks to the south to fnrnbh what i* needed. The flue Umber laud# of Tennessee, Georgia, AUbtma and Louhtur.H are attraetiuc the atteutlon o.' northern aud Emopeau rapitalUraaud lumber men. and w aud plan lug tullf# *re rapidly working * our tuiiuome forests. Tho outlook dnts to a great diversity of manufacturing enter* tsvs in this section. Alrea ly we havo R!?.kt)J0,- OdO invisud in sou tlu rn r.:a ml.it lures, 0:??r an nual product f?? value ! at #**1.000,OH, and we fuve CU),UX} irrseus engaged in mlulti* audmauufae- turing. Our rah tog product t* v&luc l at itytOJ.- d our ival product U O.OOO.uO ton*. We have 1k?? toil, u fat tori, a mxnafRctu. liig ???rth of good# anuuatiy. Tnir summary ??(vaks itself. _ disrsTir. LitWvi i, wa# on-* of the eminent men- letter* ivvlted to contribute to the llotme* mber of the ('ritle, issued on the Autocrat???s mty-fifth birthday???Au.^tut 29. I lew a-, unable rv*jocd in time, but ha^ since sent a piK??m of thirteen stanzas "as a postscript** to the annirer- trn.ber. The vcm* were composed, Mr. Ixmell ssys, on l??r. Holme* birthday, "ia the rail way carriage, ** 1 was going down to Notting ham," am! he fears that they "have caught some thing of the mechanical metre of tho engine." But itey will at least show my good will, which of tbefTtetcft." Trader* nf the Critic of Sep* tuuUr 20 will see how groundless U Mr. Lowell's fear licit his poem should sound unmusical. ii," renlicd tho polieo captain, ???I riant here charging you with grand started on u run for the depot. down he come upon Schclting and thrott *vo- men abi ut to turn into Rircrdal* avcnfte, tho thoroughfnro which leads to tho Morisiui home. ???Guess you had bettor eomo with mo to tho station," sold Mcngiu to SchulJing, ???and lot me co nml apjirise Mr. Morisiui of your nr- rival." Rehellitig showed no onxicty to m e* his father*in-lnw. C'nptain Mungin sumnibned a enrrlago nml drovo to tho Morisini tnuasion. In n tow moments ho returned and entered the stotlonhousc, A dark oomplexloncd young man wna outside in n hack. Captain Mnugiu informed Mrs. So hel ling Ihat her brother wa* out side am! wished to spc??k with her. Sho wont out and they convoked in n low tone for a tew minutes, lie was evidently urging h A r to re turn to her homo nnd she a* stoutly refused to go. Rhe then returned to tho ??tntionhmi*o and young Morisiui lolluwv l hi# sister into thu Motion A* he did so, Captain Maugin called Rebellingniid his wife from n private room nnd the poir stood confronting young M iriiini before the desk. The Italiun???s black eyes, tliuhcd only for ru instant us his gwe Veil Upon bi* new brother-in-law, but ae said nothing and did not stir. ???I must snv to you, Mr. Schelllng,??? said Coptnin Maugln, ???that I ant compelled to re tain your wile hero os a prisoner.' 1 ???What have 1 dene that I should ho arrested for it?" said the younp woman, her bosom be ginning to heave. ???Von cannot orred mo for marrying the man I lov ???Madam,' have u warrant hero cnarging you with grain htreevy in etcaling a diamond pin, valued at $70, fiom yt ur sister." ???It i# false; it is false; thi# is the w.rrk of tny peonlc," cried tho a ecu led woman, now thoroughly aroused. Sho advanced to the rail ing in front of the desk, and her eyes biased with defiance at her brother and the captain. ???It is nil their dollies," she continued, ???they have deceived and betrayed me; they havo written me false letters and scut false Promises. 1 do not earn if everyone in the Inunc i# dead; i will never??? return tothipi. 1 have stolen nothing. Kora is the p??u you want, and I took it in the hurrv ol lcttvitig home, thinking it whi my own."' inul she laid the glittering jewel on tbo desk. "My sister nnd myself have euoh a pi tt alike, only mine is more than twice n* valuable; I will gladly exchange with her." ???Wo have stolen nothing," #aid Rebelling, throwing back hi# shoulders aud giaueing vindictively at his brother-in-law. ???We bate brought hack everything we took away.??? ???Oh, that I obiHild have (seen so deceived a* to trust them, when l felt in my heart they tn uld deceive me," said the wife. ???It i* true 1 ran away amt wus married. I love uty hus- l und dearly, and would do it again. They shall mver ??e pur nte us, shall they, my dear one?" uml idle took Rebelling'# uriu and clung to bin* atlectionately. Nevertheless Captain Macgin went through the formal questions and entered the following cn the i iRcial blotter: ???Victoria Uulbknmp, need 29, white, native of the United Htoti 1 *. uiarrfisl, rail rva! and write, iluritul m Ith stealing a diamond pin, value ILL ??????I>o you make the complaint? * he u-ked of young Meristni. "Vis." replied the latter, and the young tarn toil the station. Mrs. Hullskamprenew ed her lamentations after his dejiarture. ???If they rake me into court," #he #aiJ, **1 Will give them (litre for sorrow which they Mill o. r regret. For twenty-six wnr?? they hr.ve b*.d me in a state prraoo, and when I break away anl marry the man of my citoles Ikiy cr.tran me into their snare again*." in] tain Mnt.-'in then sent for Justs???c I'cnti aed explained that he thought the charge of ly tuado us an excuse to hold A JEALOUS HUSBAND???S RACE. He Hills n Friend Whom Ita Suspected of lletraylnff nis Wife. Montaxa, Pcun., September 17.???Simon Heeslcr, a former living at Brush Valley, near here, li ft home last Thursday night for Bloom- burg, to attend the Columbia county court sessions, beiDg a witness in a land case then on trial. lie wns not expected to come back for sonic time, but unexpectedly returning, en tered the house by stenltb, proceeded up to the btdebeniher of his wife. Opening the door he paw his wife lying on tho bed and young man named Oscar McCoy sitting at the bed side. The sight enraged Hessler, Mid drawing a revolver lie fired point blau M McCoy, lire hall striking him in tho bad Mi Coy Ml to the tloor a tenseless heap, an in a few minutes Aaron Ilereb, middle aged man employed by Ilctslcr ft# a farm laborer, rushed in, and, seeing what bad happened, was about to pick up the senseless McCoy, when Hosier cried: ???Let him lie there, or i???ll nut y. along with him." Hcrch (led from the r.??o and aroused tho neighborhood, who inarched 1o the Ilessler house, and the four boldest of rn entered. They' found Ilessler lying fht* bed gazing at tho inanimate bodies hi# wife and his victim. Htst-lcr surrendered himself, ??? that ???any man would do as he had done. MnT. Iii-Eslets wus prostrated by the shock and errried to Lid more dead than alive. While ??c r husband claims to have conclusfvo proof f her guilt fclie deuies that her relations with McCoy were other than friendly, saying, by way of explanation, that he had been a friend for tnaxy ytois, and had invited him up stairs when he railed. Her Jiusband had McCoy for years, aud knew that lie was itrictly honest in hi# intention! toward Ircr. She is about thirty year# old and (tv attractive in manners and appearance, nd while a favorite among men, tuts never u bod reputation. McCoy was about twenty-three years of age and the son of a very ivppcttoble fanner, lie wna accounted ktjictly honest. The physician who was sum moned on Saturday night announced his in juries fatal, and ho died on Sunday morning. A FAITHLESS WIFE. Ilcr Ifu* 1>nnil Discover* Her Infidelity and Sho Admit* It, Livixortone, Ala., September lfl.???This illcgc is in a tumult of excitement over u most sensational scandal which has just de- * eloped in one of the leading fuiuilies in this luce. Colonel ICirtlaud ia one of tho most rotninent business men in Livingstone. His ife is n woman of peerless beauty and coll ected with Iho leading families in tho stato. lie couple were acknowledged leaders of so- icty in their county, and their wealth aud rtonding gave them prominence throughout that region. A few weeks ago Kirtiand dis- >ver??d that his wife had received attentions from bis head bwkkecpcr, John Boyd, nnd on cptigution the fact developed that she lmd n untrue to him. Ho confronted her with the charge, and she coolly admitted its truth. Boyd, when questioned by him, acknowledged the fact nnd said: ???You were a fool not to havo n it long ago." Kirtiand was restrained fiiends from shooting him, nnd at once Grew the county Into a frenzy of excitement y filing n bill for divorce, charging his wife ith adultery. She has filed a cross-bill, ac- wlvdginc tho charge, but demanding tho dun, alleging in her bill that Boyd is tho DEATH OF MISS ANNIE NUTT; I%?? port Tlmt the Family \Ya* Poisoned ??? The Stories Sifted Down. Pittrufro, September 18.???A special from n ion town, l???o., says, that Miss Annie C. Nult, tlio second daughter of tho late Captain Nutt, who wns killed by Dukes, died sudilenly lout night from cholera morbus. It wus said that the whole family had been taken seriotu- lyjll, and attacked with violent spasms, and this gave rise to the report that they had boon poiconcd. Thcso stories, however, all sifted (lowit to tbo facts that Annie, who was tho one that throw stones at Duke* on tho street, died of cholera morbus, can Jed by eating unripe pears. Sho was ill onlv 18 hours. Tho grandmother and little Nellie, tho grand daughter, arc ill from eating grapes. A special from Uniontowu to-night says, that Nellie Nutt is not expected to live through the night. Tho impression is still gcnerul that tho family hus been poisoned, either by Occident or design. It has been decided to hold n postmortem examination to-mor row on Annie???s body. Mrs. Nutt was at first averse to this, but finally gave her consent. Tho funeral of Annie Nutt will tnko place to-morrow afternoon. There is great excite ment over the nflair. ATLAS ENG INE WORKS INDIANAPOLIS, MANUKUC STEAM ENGINE Carry Engines and Boilers In Stock for Imme THE li A R R 0 W thomas nJJyiy.Ji crops, particularly COTTON, CORN in cultivating (young) Cotton, and a proportion I???nniplilct* tent on application. Wo have Agent* WANTED In unoccu- rn |j ir ?? q pled territory. Address I jT U lYl O "XHT A ???Nr r PT?r?? I active and Intel W jCaLlN XJIjXJ 1 sell onr POPULAR NEW nnd others, whore time fs not fully occupied, will farmers??? son* and other young men Just coming on vantages, both a* a means of making money aud wky 1??. F. JOHNSON IND.. U. S. A.., TUBERS OF S & B 0,1 L E R SI dlsto delivery, fiend for Catalogue and Prices Has lust taken First Premium and Modal at the Southern Exposition at Louisville, Ky., over 17* competitors. THE BEST. WARRANTED to be the REST PULVERIZ- Whlte oak and steel. It rapidly and cheaply cult!- X. WNFAT }t " positively SAVE on?? lx. ?? f ll L.r\ 11 hoeing and two plowing* ate amount in Corn and Wheat Full Illustrated in nearly every important town. AGENTS HARROW CO. ANNOUNCEMENT I Job Printing. We Infoim our friends nnd tho public, that tho CONSTITUTION JOB PRINTING OFFICE Is now fitted up in its quarters in tho New Build ing. This department of our buduess has been refurnished and enlarged by the purchase of NEW PRESSES AND TYPE ls>a??e/$t nil kinds of Printing NBA TABSS AND DISPA PCII. propose to use only the best qualities o rarer and ink on every job, nnd to employ only skilled artisan# in every department. Our work shall bo EQUAL TO TIIE BEST -AND OUR- Prccs as Low as tho Lowest, Do yot ctter-Hi Dock, t ??? ring or send vour work ... will exccutait Promptly, with New Type and AT.A MODERATE COST. Estimates will be furnished upon application, . nd if favored with your work, we guarantee satis- faction In every particular. We solicit from tho public a generous patronage for tl is -department, and will appreciate *mdll favors ns well n* large ones. Respectfully. CONSTITUTION PUilLlttHlNO CO. scp21???dlw find it to their Interest to correspond with a*. To the field of action, thi# buxines# offbn many ad* of xelf cu???ture. Write for siw^ ial terms to & CO., lOld 3Inlii Street, Richmond, Vn, "??????pjPgRnaBE?? pleta scientific SKATE in the market. I atcuted Oct. IS, loeo.and Au*. jSliWl. ??? ???rored.luV.lSA3. ???Term* tothsTrsds. Prl.???e* and Cliciuu# ??Mmi, .M. 0. 1FF.M.E?, and Manufacturer, Richmond, Ind. Name thU paner. S WILSON???S LIGHTNING SEWER! Two thousand stitches a minute. The only nbsolntcly flrat-clnss Sewing Machine In the world. Sent on trial. Warranted /# year*. Send for Illustrated Cntnlocno nnd Circular II. Agents Wanted. TIIE WILqON SEWING MACHINE CO., Chicago or New Fork- wky .1 iiello.o DR. TOWNSEND???S Homed, r?? #??? HAY-FEVEB % ' ASTHMA and CATARRH V alii he sore In ninety rates in a hundred, and recommend HI sufferers to make a thorough trial of it.* .Signed, THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY 01.00 MY MAIL, POST PAID SUICIDE IN HIGH LIFE. Mrs. fluUks ???Th. n I C* P t cegnuo ill parole rc ISd, at 9 a. ut. ??? laid the iu*t ,% Itrqutatiinn for Hvnry Johu??on. Cot t???XUA. f*. C.. September id.???{???* K-eiid.l- I Sl.nnT hoMun U ftHwanlel to the .Mfsnor i ofGeorgiss rvquuitivn ior Ueary Johutoa. altar i Frank Alexander, alia# Alk-tr Haterwhite. wha. Fort Gallic* the Scene of n Tragedy, tn the Fort Galnc* Tribune. Seine time lincc. West Gordon, a negro who lived a quarrelsome life with hi# wife, canto to the conclusion that she did wot rare any thing for him, therefore he decided he would test her fuithfulucs#. In imitation tho white man, ho se cured a tdow line which he fas tened around nis neck. Seeing it did not ring her lieurt strings to any great extent, e went out bear tho house aud pulled down u'stcut toppling, to which he tied tho rope. w c??t #aid in answer to a question from o.tr porter: ???Boss, I had no notion er commit- ??? sucrolde, but deu, while l was lookin' to Mhut the ole woman was gwinter do, holt on the tree gin way, and d.ar l wu#, with my tongue out and my nec??? twisted ???11 ouc.sided au??? most chokin' tor death. I thought the ole fuss-bag was gwinter leave mo hntigin' tbor, but she, nrter what seemed all i\s to me, come outcu do house wid do axe, el lookiu' at me laid, ???You ole fool, c got er goad min* ter let yor hing right r.??? My, how do sweat rolled outou me. Hho then commenced cuttin??? and powerful slow she wuz, 1 tell yer. When I got down, l u.uele up my mind ter stay down an??? fm* it cut wid ??? her. It wus three day afore l could git iuy neck straight. I mout er known the ole Mctiian would er took her time 'bout cuttin' me duwn, as???she alius wus alow. Mars Tom, I???se learnt tome sinse nnd am gwinter fuss, an??? fuss, an' fuss M-iel her afore I'il make out JVe* gwinter hang myself agin." ??? Some one calling our reporter, ho loft West muttering, ???Yer won???t ketch dis nigger fool in' wid a sapling ami or plow line uo mo'.??? FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION. Four Rollers Tear Away Everything Around. IlAaatant'RG, Fa., September 17.???A special to the l'utriot from Lvkens says a terrific Loitor explosion occurred last evening at by- ktus valley colliery, owned by the Pennsyl vania railroad company. Tho explosion occurred o little after o o'clock, and was heard for many miles. Had it taken place half un hour later the loss of life would undoubtedly have l ect) great. The explosion was caused by o defective boiler. Four boilers exploded tog* tlur, throwing the iron ami lumber in every direction for several hundred yards. The explosion has caused a total suspension cf work at L* kens valley colliery for several day*. Tuc shut down will last keverol weeks. Paul Schulte, Joreph Dunlap and George Bright were somewhat painfully injured by Li it g bruised and scalded. The only person ibtrtally wouude??l is Elm-r Koueher, the driver bror, whose flesh wu* burned o.T h???s L#dv. He also <u??tain??*d internal injur: *s, si.if its thought ho oauro k live. He resi led nt Coaldale. Lose ^I0,^uo, without taking into eocsiderelivn the loss uom the idle mines. Mr. It. II. Cutnther, Newtm Bro^k, York ccunty. Ontario, Canada, elates that Re sutt^red with u painful sore ????n bis right ankle, just af ter recovery from typhoid fever, and that, by a few external application* of s??, Jscobt Oil. the grrr.t rain-cure, the lump softened aad gradually disappeared. Tiy it. trben Von C???atch Cold. Etnscn's Capeine Plasters quickly drive away pains and aches resulting from cold*. Trr tbuu. !k. mm THYSELF, A. &RUAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD. Exhausted Vitality. Nervous and Physical Do* bllltv. Premature Decline iu Man, Errors of Youth, and tho untold miseries resulting from lndLscr* Ron* or excesses. A book for every man, young, middle aged and old. It contains 125 prescriptions for nil arnto and chronic diseases, each one of which Is Invaluable. So found by tho Author, -hose experience for 28 years Is such tut probably ever before fell to the lot of any physician, .TOO . ages, bound In heatlful French mtixlm, emboss ed covers, full gilt, guaranteed to be a liner work, In every sense???mechanical, literary and profes sional???than any other work sold In this country lor J2.50, or the money will bo refunded lu every instance. Price only #1.00 by mall, j><Mt paid, if- lustrntlvc sample six cents. Send now. Gold medal awarded the author by tbo National Medi cal Association to the officer* ol which ho raters. . The 8c!cncc of Life should bo read by tho young lor Instruction, and by the afflicted for relief. It will benefit all???London Lanoot. There Is no member of society to whom Tht Science of Life will not bo useful, whether youth, parcut, guardian, Instructor or dom'mau.???Argo r.aut. Address the Peabody Medical Instltnte, or Dr. W. II. l???nrkcr. No. 4 Rulfinch street, Boston,Maas., who physicians a speciality. 8uch- cd successfully Wlf*" - * **???' Instance of failure. My Illustratod Cat- ah).<ue of ROSES, GERANIUMS, FUCHSIAS, etc., free. ROSES Nearly 1,000,000 PLANTSJto select from. FRANCIS MORAT, Corner Pccond and Ornutby Avc??? Lonf*villa, Ky WINSHIP & BRO., ATLANTA. GEORGIA. \\r F. ARE NOW OFFERING OF OUR OWN MAN- ft ufacture a superior PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, For farm use. at a low price which we guarantee to he good. We make to order all styles of STEAM BOILERS You can save money by corresponding with us. ALSO THE WINSHIP COTTON GIN, THE WINSHIP COTTON PRESS, SHAFTING. PULLEYS ETC $3 TO $18 jmwkow?AGENTS WANTED! CLEVELAND tratnl Lite, by Col. Frank Trlplc-tt.assietcd by families and friend# of tho ilUtingulzhcd candidate*. UetTHEBWT! Outfit Frer to actual canvasser#. Special term* to those ordering from a distance. Thi# I# the boo???c you want. W rite quick for circular#, or *ond 50o. for prospectus. My Itluine 41 Lognn book I lead, and those Marvelous Pocket Mui a sell. Address W.H.Thomi t Arch St??, rhllidelpbia. Pa IEE0HER. Sold by all druggists. For Pamphlet# send to Pa. M. M. TowNJxan. Froatburg. Md. STEAM WASHER Rest Wnstring Ms- chine made. 10,000 Sold lit Blx Months. Time nnd Labor Saved with no wear on Clothes. Price DUO Rig Dlsconnt to Deal* ryrit you cannot buy ..at homo send us 510, and we will ship it by express, all charge! "prepaid. | ???1 am delighted with tho Missouri steam Washer, and . Indie* should not wait to see this washer work, but send for one Immediately, as It docs all that t# claimed for it.??????Mm. G. W. Allen, of Corset Emporium, 1th Avc., loulrrllle, Ky. "My experience with the Missouri Steam Washer is all that Is claimed for It. It is as far in advance of the old way as steam cars aro over the old stage coach. To try it is to buy It."???Mrs. Joseph Allen, Buttcrlck's Pat tern Store, Louisville, Ky. AGENTS WANTED! For Circulars, Terms, etc., address Patton & Mbiuwxthbr. Gen???I Agt???s for Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, and Virginia, No. C31 4tn Ave., Louisville, iCy. Efitabllshad IS40bT TUI CELKBRiTCD ? ???BRADFORD". PORTABLE MILL. COBil, WHEAT AFCII, .mix Aiuucvurair. jrtssisraBS?*. THOS.BR/IDFORD4CO. Jko. F. Fnrra, I Jew. Icuraom IF. M. EIoldu] JNO. PFEFFER & CO. Artesian Wells. Oil, Gas and Water Works Contractors. ALL DESCRIPTION OF TUBE WELLS MADE. Deep Wells a Specialty. Ho. 15 Public Landing, CINCINNATI 0. PERKINS BROS. Carry the laigct >tock ol MACHINERY In the south. Engines, Boiler*, Paw Mill#, Com and Wheat Mills, Separator#, Reapers, Stowers, Brick Machines,t???huu-rs,Matchers, and all kinds of machinery at lowest price# and cosy terms. Wc keep ou hand all sixes Engines and Boll* cn, from 2 to 50-honc power, and SAW MILLS TO SUIT, for prompt delivery. Our road engines for threshing, hauling logs, lumber, etc., have no equal. Get our prices before buying. PERKINS BROS., S3 to 43 West Aliri??ma BtreeL ATLANTA, GA. Mention this psper.wiry FARM FOR SALE. A VLAUABLE JFaRMTFOR.8ALE ONE AND A half miles from Brook* station on public road. Containing 400 acres, 3W original rarest. baUi'ce iu high stato- of cultivation: iOacreaof good branch bottom, well ditched: g-x>??l 2 story 5 ro??.m dwelling, tarn, ein hoare ana tenant h**n ?s; all In gro.1 repair and comrarativeljr new. Tirics pvifect: i w price and term# call or aJ-Irca the ur-dersiened at Brooks h'Uitiou, Foyetto county. G??. W. 0. BISHOP. $10 A BALE SAVED. The Clarke * \T PFOPI.E HAVE BECOME RICH ] trim. It grectly iccr>-ores the quantity and qnal- a or ting for ns. We offer a bu#iue#s : ity of tbr unt. It will pay tor ltrelf in naif a day*?? . U.irn???paying targe-^um* of w< rk on eight bales of ??????otum. aud give# increased ptofita to all who handle eutton. A gen U wanted .u all unoceUpUt^Urritory. F-ni'urihtt ialorMA- tJonrsil on onr aront; or ad irei* . #rk can get rich. Men,women; ev?? r. t**jy??and eirl* are maUrif fo^ tucca. No capital required. We will start you in !>o#iue-??. Yon nra no ri*k wh??|.-v. y. You n-ed no: beamy from home FuU narttoular* tree. Yf V. L. VOWIe, b? Ba^lolpl* Cfci'-ajo, Id CURKFfEED COTTON CLEANER N POQt, East Alabama 8t, Atlanta, Ga.