About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1874)
DR. Pif RCF i 3. r:.. , »,»1. wtil la variably ba one-third -IhameXViU* an Order pos in Atlanta on, Friday-night, r IfcJohn T. in excited* by thedepreda- iook of aona wild animal, ba- iiobaabaar. ■eotlag waa bald in' Atlanta on > to make arrangement* for tfaa a of tba National Agricultural i, which will moot than on Wed- A committee waa appointed to t subsoripMoas for an antaitainmant. fba ttrlflta Hem atataa poaitiraly, t unooneing tha paaaaga of Mr. A. L OUir-Abrama throagh ita aity, that ha I a nawnapar m Atlanta within t»««thirty ctaya, aod that it will ba a i-hot papar.” A regular aramationiat, iMppaaa. -Ufa in i tha oil warahonaa of and about one hundred barfala of ta Ufa waa atarted by tba caralaaa- anagro boy drawing oil. Tha i tan or twain tbooaand dollar*, ly oorcrad by inanranaa. Sv natal weakly breaking of the „ Honaton oonaty oeearred on Thnra- of laat weak. Fonr negroaa aaoapad daytime, while a force waa at work baiMing They wan punned, aod recaptured. ta Thomaarilia Timet of Saturday locaa the crop outlook more ebeer- id aaya that tba oat erop, which ly aeamad dooaaad to daatruotion, ia doing walL Stand* of corn and cot- are not good, but tba planta look negro named Ban Oonley. waa j atabbad and eat up in Bat Thuraday, by another negro liaaiad Moaaa Wauaoa, aaaiatad by hit Irte. It waa all about a dog. Ooolay ia lie a critical oonditloo, and Wallace and tritetajaU. —At tba meeting of tba Atlanta Board I Trade, on Saturday, it waa oomputed ' it tha eoat of a bubal of eon, when i deea then by tha oar load, ia now Batin pie oompotation tha eoat luOkatteaoogeia pat down at $1, which Is Ira to nine eenta higher than tba Timet' l^ictationa. -Mr. Wilder, of Monroe oouaty, oom- Incoed tha raising of abeep with a flock |cf nice, ia tba winter of 1869-70. Ho lojoatca that bia aalae of wooNand mul- I ion amca that time, with the value of bia I dock now on band, amount to $408 111, ■tad that the total expeaaaa (Including |*»t of tba original atoek) have bean Itin Moat of the wool waa Bold to tha |bgle and Pbenix Factory of thia city. -Tha city of Macon had an aleotion I oa Saturday,'upon the qneation of ax- I hading tba time allowed the Macon I* Oiacinnati Bailroad Company within I «Uoh to eommanoa work ao As to avail I baalf of tba oity’a aubaeription, Tba Ipopcaed extanaion waa defaated for the I rut of atwo-thirda vote in ita favor. I Ac vote atood—yaaa 188, naya 117. I -Haary Jackson, tha negro aentanoed Ihbchnagat Leeabarg, on Friday laat, I nr the murder of a yonng alerk in Smith- IfiUa Hveral mootha ago, waa roapited by IhcOefamor until tha 18th lnat., to allow I Kintd*ration of aome new proofa in the Im*, which, it ia olaimed, will clear him. ■The dbpatcb annonneing the reapita waa i only a few minutee before the Inyiration of the laat boar of life allowed §»y the aentence. ALABAMA HWfc objecting to it baeanae it ovarrulea all their plaaa deaigned to improve bia stand- ing, and tha proaeontion thinking that tha error waa not aofltaient caueafot anew lal. —Tha Eufaula Tim it tolia a pretty bard atory of a Orange in Barbour county. One of the lady member* oartied to the Orange meeting a bouquet of flower*, arranged around a tacael of oom that had put in aa early appearanea, and not one of tha maaaultae Orangere aould tall what aort of a flower that am taaaal waa I If Bhrop vunt cuob an ineorriglble wag, wa should attribute thia atory to tha eplte ef coma “middle man.” WASHINGTON. WNUMiMAi. WaramoToir, May 11.—Tha Houea passed a bill appropriating $10,000 for tba improvement of the Ooatanaula river, in Oeorgia. * WisunioxoH, May 11.—Tha Houea paaaed the Biver and Harbor Appropria tion bill, under a enapanaion of the rule*. It oontaine the following: Improvement of the Mississippi, Missouri, and Arkao- aae riven, $100,000; White river, above Jack eon port, $80,000; tha Mississippi river between tha mouth of tha Ohio and Mieaouri riven, $80,000; mouth of the Miaaiaaippi river, $180,000; removing raft from Bed river, La., $80,000; Mo bile harbor, Ala., $100,000; Savannah harbor, $80,000; mouth of 8t. John'* river, Florida, $10,000; Oocogean river, Va., $8,000; month of howania oreek, Va., $0,000; Bappahannoek river, Va., $7,000; Jama* rive* and Appomattox rivar, Va., $80,000; Elixabeth rivar and Nanaamond river, Va, $10,000 ; Boanoka river, N. O., $60,000; Oape Fear rivar, N. O., $100,000; Oalveaton harbor, Taiaa, $60,- 000; Tenneeaae river, above Chattanooga, $28,000 ; Tenneeaae rivar, below Chatta nooga, $100,000. ■ewnte. A bill for tbo better organixation of the U. S. District Court* in Louisiana, waa recommitted to the Judiciary Com mittee. The Genera Award bill waa diaeuaaad to adjournment, and it waa agreed that a vote upon it ba taken at 8 o'eloek to morrow. WaahlnctMi Itotaa. The cauoue of the Bepublioan Benaton tbi* morning agreed upon the order of busineaa in the Senate, aa follow*: Tha Oeneva Award bill will flnt ba diapoaed of; the-Currency bill will than ba taken op, and aubaequently the Appropriation bill, in the order of their preaentatlon to the Senate. * Gen. Bobt. Toombs called upon tha Preaidant to-diy. The interview waa in tbe main, aocial and very aatiafaetory to both partiea. Albert Taylor, lately ao badly ad mangled on the Mobil* and ery Bailroad, ia improving. Montgomery Adtertieer learna Lawia will go to New York in a “oaJStaU hnninnni “ iere wa* not a buabel of corn in for aale on the 6lh inat. It a wot time even oommuaieation oornoribe in the Waet ie eat off. New York creditor* have filed to glut the Tallaaaee Manufao- npauy into bankruptcy. The n will be restated, tbe presentment of the grand rooty offloara of Montgomery a lively time. J. W. A. Ja.k- ity Traaanrar, ha* now l>«eu to anawar any indietment that md againat him. Cunningham, of tbe City Montgomery, on Saturday, read —, a granting a new trial to Pat acbioaob, tax hollector. He granted it "•riy Upon tbe groaud that he (the {•dga) trrad in admitting the whole of a S*ok tab* reoaived in avidenea, whan he Jjtoald duly have admitted a part. The the nuiiiim ixrunti. ■are Crevnaeee-WalnaM* land* Plwaded-Halaaut la Bexger. Manraia, May 11.—Tha ateamer Oh**/, from below, bring* important new* re garding the overflow of the Miaaiaaippi .river. At nine e'oloek yeaterday morning tha levee in front of Friar'* Point, on tha Miaaiaaippi, broke. At Maynard'* the orevaaao ia 100 yard* wide; and at Mil lar’* the orevaaao ie 60 yards wide. The water outside the levee ia folly five feet above tbe level inside, and the water is pouring through in an immenaa volume, defying all attempt* to check it and soon inundated the town and surrounding oountry. Tba erevaaaee will inundate very large and rioh seotions of eotton land*. The St. Franoi* rivar wa* station ary yesterday, and the levee at'Helena, on the Arkanaaa aide etill held good. About two thousand hauJa are engaged in strengthening it, but tbe river had made a cut-off yeaterday at Caunel Band, out- ting off some fourteen mil**, and in con. sequence tbe river ia riaing below the cut off at the rate of on* inoh par boor. Further news from Helen* is anxiously looked for. ■ABYLAHD. Firth Convocation of the Ulsters of Charity. Baltimobe, May 11.—The fifth Quin- tennial Convocation of tbe Sister* of Charity of North America waa inaugura ted yeaterday at St. Joaeph Convent, near Emuietteliurg, Frederick couuty, Mary, land. About three hundred and fifty Sis ters, comprising Superior***** of asylums, hospitals, and other institutions, at Sen Francisco, Boston, Buffalo, New Orleans and other cities, and representing, with bat few exceptions, every American dio- eeee, were present at the inaugural cere monies. Maw waa celebrated by the Very Bev. Father Guedery, Superior of tbe Com- munily in the United-StataA The 0 invocation will eontinu* until Tuesday, May 19th. •—Confederate memorial ceremonies at Wilmington, N. 0., yesterday, were of a most imposing ebaraoter. ARKANSAS SQUABBLE. ■ etfeaeklag-Tkit* ■■teal Killed-Steamer leak-lech Ale, mad Mm letklag. Washington heals of Bettleaaen*. Waiunerox, May 10.—At a very lata hour lari night e plea of edjuatansat for the serious trouble* ia Arkansas wa* tele graphed from this city to both of the dis putants for the offloe of Governor of that Their representative* and attar- id been in sesstun ell day. 7b* Attorney OeneaMl •» Me private residence, wee up to midnight laat night discussing some method whioh would reeeive the approval of the General Government It ie note agreed that both partiea call a mien of the Legislature, to meet nt‘ Little Book, on the 4th Monday In May, each to make a speeial call; no opposi tion to be made by either party, sad re ceive the claims of Brooks in opposition to. Baxter; both parties to have a full hearing, end tbs Legislature to determine who received a majority in 1878. Both Governor* are to disarm, with the exoeption of * body guard, sad to ab stain from all interference with each oth er or there adherents. The Attorney-General dispatched to both parties the telegram, of whioh the above is the substance, saying it we* sub mitted for the approval uf the contestants, and expressing the hope that it would set tle the questions at issue. Firing Commenced-Federate En trenching. Lima Boon, May 10.—Forty shots were fired. A negro wia killed. The Federal troops again brought Hook and Ladder Company's apparatus to the front, when hostilities oeaaed. The Federal* are entrenching. All the stores are elceed end women and ohUdren moved from the vicinity of the State Hons*. Brooks Went Obey the redeems. Little Boon, May 11.—The Federal Colonel Boa* ordered the restoration of the steemer HetUe to the owners, where- upon tba Brooksitee scuttled and sunk her to the hurrioaue desk. Both parti** are reinforced, end lines nr* oloeely drawn, and more eanoon planted. A number of Benaton aud Bepreeeutativee have appealed to Grant for protection ii their assembling. Two Negress ■llled-gklrmlshlag- Aetlea nr V. I. Begwlnre. New Yoee, May 11.—A Little Book speeial, dated last evening, contains the following: “Two negroes were klHed by Baxter's pickets, near the Fair Grounds, yesterday morning. On the afternoon several skirmishers advanced to the street, and joined Bax- ten piokata, when the officer in command ordered all the citixens to their homes end the soldiers to their quarters. The regulars kept oloee at their barricades. A fight was expected at any time during the afternoon or evening. The rear two oom. panies of regulars are at the City Hall, on* at the United States Court building, and the artillery, with home* harnessed, on e aid* street. The regulars have four barricade* in the eity and on* on the op posite side of the river. Order* were loaned by all parties yesterday afternoon for the soldiers to go to quarters and the citixens to keep in their booses. In tbe evening Col. White, of Baxter’s fores*, rod* to the outskirts of the oity, and the regulars followed shortly after. Brant to Baxter. Wasxinutox, May 11, 1874. Fo Hon. Eli Baxter, Little Book : I recommend that the members of the General Assembly'now at Little Bock ad journ tor a reasonable time, to enable Brooks to oall to the body his supposed adherent*, so that there may be a full Legislature. Any hasty action by a part of tbe Assembly will not ba satisfactory to tbe people. Brooks' friende her* agree that if this oouree it pursued no opposi tion will be mad* to the meeting of the Assembly. The United States forces will give all nsetemiy protection to the Legis lature, and prevent, as far as practicable, all violenoa and disturbance of tbe public peace. Answer. U. B. Gxaxt. The President to Brooks. Wasbieotoe, May 11, 1874. Hen. Joteph Brooke, Little Book : I have suggested to Mr. Baxter that the member* of the General Assembly now in Little Bock adjourn for a reasona ble time, eay ten days, to give you an opportunity to oall in those members who may not have responded to bis call, so that there may be a full Legislature. The United States will give all necessary pro tection to the Legislature in meeting and transacting business as usual at tbs State House, and prevent aa far as practicable all vioiene* and disturbance of tbe pnblio peso*. I urgently request that tbe mil itary of both parties be at onoe disbanded, whioh is the first stop toward a peaceable settlement. Answer. U. B. OpAXT. LAW I $ ■•BILB. Mobile, May 11.—A fiend la hexai shape oommitted a rape upon a little ohild-fcut years old yesterday. To-day, about 11 o'eloek, an outraged community marebed en matte* to the oouaty ]■>', where the lead had beau carried, and af ter battering down the Jail wall took the fiend to the neatest tree and Imaged him. The name of the fiend ia Frank Williams. BBUNUBAMUa BBVBB. Leasee by tbs fit* ia Tseeatc on Sat urday night will teach about $880,000. •The wind has lulled, and Musgeaa, Michigan, is considered safe from the burning woods. —Affair* at Nelson villa, Ohio, are quiet rinse the arrests. Numbers of the miners are not working, however. -Local Option Bepeel bill t he Pennsylvania Hou* in the Pennsylvania House of Bepreeent- atives on the third reading yesterday morning. —Clark WUsoa, a resident of Peabody, near Boston, out his throat yesterday. His brother Bites hung himself three weeks ago. —A riot between striking union miners and those wishing to work resulted in the death ft three, at Neleonvill*, Athena county, Ohio. Trains war* sent from Cineinnali to quell the riot, end the lead er* were arrested. foreignIntelligence. •PAUL May 11.—A diapeleh from Beyoune says Don Oarlos has issued proclamation announcing that he will offer strenuous reristano* to the Bapubli- oan army in Blaoay and the provinoes. BBSLABB. London, May 11.—Lieut. General Sir Archibald Wilson, knighted for aervioea *t the oepture of Delhi in 1867, is dead. THE^WKATMEIL ProbabSititt. —For end Golf States, with northeast to northwest threatening weather on the Atlantis coast, and southerly winds, and oontinued warm weather. ■■IP BBWB. Loedoe, May 11.—The Bebiana, from Liverpool for Madeira, it is feared, is lost, with all aboard. Nxw Yobs, May 11.—Arrived: Candle, New Orleans. MARKETS. ‘ ■T TBLB8BAPH TO BBOV1BBB. ■oner a ad Meek ■arks**. Losoos, May 11—Consols 98.98}. Erie 88. Pabis, May 11.—Bent** S9f. CSo. New Yoek, May 11.—stock* active end higher. Muncy 8 per cent. Gold U8|. Exchange—long 488J; short 491 j. Gov ernments strong. State bond* strong. New Yobs, May 11.—Honey easy at 8a 4. Exohange dull. Gold steady at 124*19}. Governments strong and dull. Stale* quiet and nominal. Pravlslea Markets. Nsw Yoee May 11.—Flour steady. Whaat quiet and steady. Corn un- changed. Pork quiet at $17. Lard steady; steam 10}o. Turpentine and rosin un changed. Freights firm. Bt. Louis, May 11.—Flour steady and unchanged. Corn firm at 67}*U8o for No. 2 mixed east of track aod at elevator, oaab. Whiskey higher at 96Jo Pork higher at $17 78. Bacon strong and higher; shoulders 7}o; clear ribDjo; clear lOjo. ClECIEEAT nothing below i in May and bridga at Baring's Oroming Mill on j Lives tool, Hay strong; uplands8$, 000 balsa, including and export. Bales of uplands, good ordinary, deliverable in Hay Jane, 8 7-16; do., deliverable in July August, 8}; do., nothing below low mid dlings, deliverable in Jon* and July, 8 9-16. Bale* of Orleans, nothing below low middlings deliverable in July and August, 8 18-10. 2:80 r. m.—Cotton—Bale* of uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped in April. 84, do., nothing below low mid dlings, deliverable in Jane and July, 8 11-16. Livebfool, May 11.—Bales inolude 10,200 bales American. > Nsw Yosx, May 11.—Cotton quiet and strong ; sale* 864; uplands 18}*., Orleans 184o. Futures opened aa follows: May 17 19 82*21-82; June 17 28-82*87-82; July 18 9-82*11-82; August 18 19-82; Septem ber 18)al3-88; October 17 18-16; Novem ber 171; December 17}. Nxw Yobx, May 11.—Net receipt* 687 bill! Futures olosed steady; sales 84,000 bales, sa follows: May 17 11-16*28-82 ; June 17 27-82*} ; July 18 11-82 ; August Little Book, May 11.—Brook* holds I does not appear to give sstisfao- 1 i friends of Bobin- 184*21-82 ; September 18}*<8-82. Cotton quiet; 8,860 bales rside—tbe f sold at 18} rongr"andThe"crowd”e*t imated target than the other rid* of the river. Much shoot-I Bavaeeae, M*y 11.—Cotton flrm;'mld- ever known. Address by Col. Maury. j ing, but no blood. J 17f; reoripts 816; sale* 498. I all other Staple Q*od* iple, ieWatxoelled. f• ir$ w$ll ■ applied with Leather and Findings, aod eaa offer lodaoexeala to all cleeeee at bayere I. B.—We pa, the highest Market pile* for Dry lid**. WELLS ft CURTIS, lat roda.tr F3 Broad Strwat. HOTELS. Rankin House, Columbus, Oa. J. W. BYAN, Prop'r. Fbaxx Gold ex, Clerk. Baby Restaurant, Bet and Billiard Saloon, Uedeb tee Babbie House. ■ytt dswtf J. W. KTAB, Psogftre ■XXHVO, IAIN, ETC. Our Itventy Pt$o IMuotnf $ed Ootatoguo of DOORS, BTAIB BAILS, NEWELS, FANCY GLASS, Ac., Hailed ta say sea late reeled la balldlag, « receipt ef etaap. XBOOH * THOKBS, •MAM* OABAIi mm, Jyll dSwly raw TOBK OITY. Wood. Wood! gBI WOOS.iwdyeeerad.M/Wpu oord. Wood mwsAkrie osale per cord. Order, ailed proapt- ly«* spplleotlee loth. MUM MU60001E MAM Dm 00 COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1874. Spring is Coming 1 Loots Oolumbai .... ArriTonfe Tray.}..... Looto Troy., 8:00 r. ■. UtOft P II. sees# 8:V6 A. Me Arriront Oolumbao 10-.Su a. m. oprld 1 lOOTf AND OHOEO. 541 HOURS TO NEW TORI NINE HOINW FASTEST TMCI' Choice of Two Routet* Nsw York and New Orieui Helium. WUetUttN RAILROAD 01 ALABAMA, OoavMioa, «*., April Mth, lit*. TRAMS LRATR OOLOMIOS DAILY tor Moatanaierr sad Mas, Me A. a. A trie. atlfoBtg'y, WAS Arrire at Selwa, • • 11*4 A. E. POR' ATLANTA AMD MW YORK At 10:40 a. x. A trie* Opeliha at It* p. At Atlaata MI p. x. By Atlanta aud Mekmead Alr-Una. Leaee AtlaaU A00 x.. C11ARLOTT1 kSS a. x., Danville MT p. m., Rlohxoad U.-OS p, a. A rire at Wrohlagioa ASO a. x s at BalUxere StM . x., at Phlladalphla l:Su p. a., at MW YORK felt p.a. tho hwffeat. uee *at X .J i, mt, •ha aa* 'aafhtor, SM ooxlo cau raam ssH. ItwiUsalllaSalttlxrol sffBSSSilSFB wMtod oooryvhoro. load ftir dreoton h«4 obith ■y Kenneaew Renta. Looto Atlooto M0 p. loltoo IOJI p. m., o nCioplng oor$ ran fro* Atlooto to L|Mhb« TRAINS ARK1TR AT OOLUMBtJI RAtLT fro* Atlooto ood Now York, Mi a. fro* MoatgoBory ood Sol«o ItM ». Tickets for solo ot Uoloo Posooogor Depot. R. A. BACON. Agent. ORAS. F. BALL, Oonorol^yt NOTICE. OoMfto, OoM$, AW Alt THROAT UKAtEt. WILLS'CAR bOUC TABLETS pot «p only nr ■(.»■ boxbs. A TRKO AND OHM RCMCDY. fiq^hy DroffehXA ew MUUonoof, RXCHFAR3CR0 UVDS Change of Schedule* Southwestern R. R. nthm- ■OEW1WB. 174, 18fal6; 28,699. New Obleaxe, Mey 11.—nrm; hmni ashing higher psicss; mhMUwgs 18; re- caipta 8884; emoris to Great Britat 8969; setae 80oTwst evening U00; sto* 1,888. RAILIIOAM.
