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r2 I- seSs3 5i iANDLWt Afl fe it 16OOO I JtorGhw 1 I this edt rFflLIC4 Nw rdln ry. county. CBT OF rh ver uor tetter of rdtniry- i notLftd tov jir before thi leave to sell rtllniy li county ton county CreU larphylnV B' Dal Joor in tbei wtoe nrrt hour. tattM Jbt 1 oronwl others and the InUreil ieemid tjIi1 Jurors a JtrryWfln Jjr obtained nt ix o'clock in the evening. The day Tbl morning I balfnp eight o'clock 114 court met prutJyar4 IT Me lie Mind end uiuIc2 of Gibson IWM pWQfl for fcTftate.

ITS testified labsUnllally the I pge In March la when a mistrial of 1 stating tliiton thefatal a crowing Cherry streeLfronx corner on Third street and Then about half way across his attention was ullea 1 If r. Burgard who WI. with Lira to Mr. Gibson Mr. llargard saying There goes one-armed Gibson with his Jpfctoloat We had better getaway.

Iffce i would as soon shoot us as any. The witness continued i thought I would go and llook alter him and crossed diagonally. I across tin street thinking I should meet iioon the sidewalk Wbtn 1 got on the. I raw him standing at the en- Ralston hall leaning against the idd lth his bands down and pistol In his Iftand WbeWi spoke1 he rttvjuloed tue iMQ said all right. When But.

llord canie up Gibm pointed his pistol at him. I said That young liLirgird one Jot your best friends. i St MM all right. Soon after Mr. Cole- i BUD came op staggering to the sidewalk iud Gibson raised his pistol pointing to ll wirds Coleman saying Stand back don't conic to me.

She a loaded and cocked. But Coleman advanced a little. Coleman I said lie wee not armed and threw up- his coat tails to how he had no pistol and put hi hand in his pocket and I heard something like sliver rattle and he uld Come in Valentino's restaurant and Let lets lake a I think I can utst the crowd Gibson repeatedly said sund back and just about that time he red Oolcman had. bis hand In his pock- ct Coleman doubled op and Gibson tot again and i ran through the restaurant I beard two other shots alter the two I saw fired. After a rigid examination the wit- ness did not change his testimony.

Head- milled that in the excitement Gibson inlebt have said something that he did not Lf r. lie declared that bis feelings were nd always hind been of the most friendly character defendant that he liraseK lad only drank four or live glasses of beer during the day. but no spirituous liquors that both Gibson and Coleman l-i were drunk. The neat witness for the state was Dr. II.

r. VJohnson who testified as to the wound being mortal and that Coleman died about four days after he was shot. Dr. U. A.

Mettauer testified to the same ficti. and that he had asked Coleman Who shot him II it was Gibson and that he seined reluctant to speak but nodded his head. 11. C. Cljatt testified that hr saw Uibson about twenty-five rain utes before the shooting about one hundred and fifty yards from the place with a pistol bands and that Gibson was drunk.

G. BWcstcottdeputy sheriff testified that he arrested Gibson in Fort Valley three 1 or four days after the shooting he haying been put in the house there. J. V. Siniiison a policeman testified to Meiog the Imh and hearing the pistol shots and to carrying Coleman to the manes house.

This closed the ease for the state at 12:80 o'clock. The defense introduced P. J. Busby and James Kennedy who were estingestipper together in the xcsfaurant at time of tie hooting. Their testimony was to contradict Askew's as to the time that elapsed from Askew leaving the restaurant to the qhooting and W.

Itaveilti to stow Gibson's character for drinking as being quite uncontrotiatile by his best frlends' L. P. lhjilips was Intruluced to disprove ninny of Askew's statements as to tie shooting. lie testlied that he saw Coleman pull a pistol from his pocket and drop it and heard him call Gibson a liar. The searching examination of thf solicitor general elicited the fact that he had been in Alabama and lorldaand had been indicted In Florida for killing a man.

Court adjourned until morning. MONROE FEMALE COLLBdlt Crand mrarae meat rri ii Lane and EnthnilMtte AMrmbljr. FoEsVTH IL July 8. The sophomore JU was a perfect success. Dr.

Haw thorns delivered hb inimitable True to Thyself amidst deafening applause from hundreds of Intelligent listeners. Last night the Athenianexhibition bad a crowded house and delighted the audience. Junior day of Mopree female colge was attended by a large and most brilliant au hence. Nine essays were read by members of the class and were more than ordinarily nieriioriocs productions. The vocal and ii sirnuental music under direction of Prof.

j1rrbier was very tine. Erery one is de. lighted and this is pronounced one of the nut successful commencements of recent After the regular tines the presi. ocnts and trustees' gold medals were awarded to the successful competitors. In the sophomore elocution glass for prize reading the first prize was awarded to Miss Ella mtth the.

scond to Miss Lula Hawthorne both of Furyth. Mr. Hawthorne said to the president Sit the board of trustees that Colonel Saui Small delivered one of the roost beautiful chaste popular address. in awarding tine gold medal tdlue sue- fal competitors be has everheard The twelve seniors graduate to-morrow. Captain Harry Jackson has arrived to de- llrer the annual address.

The exercises were opened with music by the young Udles of the college. Mitt cam td5nns of Forsy th. was first to i The title of her election was "Joanna Over the Dead Body of Her Husband' bh read in a well modulated voice thi was delightful to her hearers. An Instrumental duett was next QO the The Ruin Maniac" was rendered in a tlendid stylo by Miss Miry F. Wooten of nionrue county.

Miss Woolens piece was followed bra vocal sola Jherolish Boy by Miss Roberta nigntower was rend in a most charming jw and completely captivated the and. Tripping through 6ie meadows. an In- strumentat duet was next on the pro- Folding the music Miss Alice liutchin- of Uiis county read The Execution ilontrose MUM followed thereadlng. of the bat pieces of Uitlday was the ing by Miss Amy Lawton Griffln of Brigade of tenoy. instruoiental music followed.

Misses Pauline Plncksr4 and Lucia Ruth. tow of Houston county were excused. iltha selection was The a very difficult piece to i1 evident to all who heard i had aihorough conception of her ra. inwOy the splendid tyl which it was read music Miss Lola Ihthorn tead Blacksmith' Story" i jrraceful er that charmed the aadlencev" Ww readia splardi lert Wife. and showed of herpleov offered to the young ladles In lebate occurred between the Few and Phi Ismma societies.

The Abject debated Unirersal Suffrage. the Phi Gammas tklog UK position that it is right And the Pew mtrmA ler splendid debate the decision was rendered la ttror of the Few r. Potter presided over Use debtte. AlUwdpw of th db DrA J. Uaygood presented tberaedalsto the oHowfn Young gentlemenBoynton medal J.

EWcnlUw Allen medal to A. VordlawEUbm wpbomore 1 medil fto ML WlIitrBigb4mirBbnjin to Cfaj JThij morning tie Jttnlon' exhibition' took JM igp The Wlowiog young gentlemen spoke C. Bast Atlanta GaL IXEvans Rowe It MeWi xt Mich- II Thowasylhie E. MiNorthXewnan WHftrk IF jettev0 fWiAf ItU Chapel HiliTexasW. A.

Bedding Jaeon GMH. HBtone Oxford OaX Strozier Green. conoty OtrWTTnW uUMonU lloYFlai EL Willlanw Columbia county Ga. The speeches were all well written and well delivered especially was the speech of our Atlanta bw rood. Mr.

W. TV Turn- ull spoke on the Ufe of Robert tad covered himself with honor. Attbeclowoftheipeecbes bTtnejfoong menMrF HRichrd ofTmComi. rnov. In a speech remarkable for its beauty of thought tnd eloquence frequent.

applauded presented theVfint Stewart niedai to Mr. It. 8. Iljerot Atlanta Os. thesecond to B.

P. Alien btOxfordGc1 The Stevens prize medal warded to Mr. ET Wnri8msor Applingi This TeningMr JIeory Perryiof Qalnesyille a. wfll dellrcr tht alumni address. To' lghtthe llUriry societIes will bays their reunions wlietTJlesBrs.

ir. Luvetcnd John W. tpin will address the Phi Gamma society anti John 8. Candler and A 8. Hough the- Yew.

Afterward the Kappa lpbaCh Phi and Phi Delta Pheta rater. ties will have banquets In- their several tails. To-morrow is commencement day. CUTTING THE CONTINENTS. The Interest- of the Visited States In the Pu ms Venal.

LOSDOH July 8. A Paris- dispatch to the Times says U. de Lesseps stated at the last meeting of ffiegeographicafsociety that he does not think the total of the expenses of constructing the Darien canal wlll exceed 250000000 francs. lie endeavored to ex plain to the meeting that the the of the work were not so formidable as those which had to be overcome in the construction of the Suez canal as a railroad already runs along the course of the proposed Pans- ma canal with large towns at each extrem- M. de Lesseps lies just signed the treaty giving him the concession of the Isthmus granted by the United States of Colombia.

Matters arenow to be pushed with the greatest activity. A new company will ho immediately constituted with a capital of 4000000001. In a long conversation JI. de Lesseps this afternoon repudiated all intervention on the part of the governmeHt were such intended. lie said that he fully recognized the truth of the statement that the United States was entitled to exercise a large and important influence in the management oUhe canal.

He declared that the enterprise bad no character of special nationality but is a private speculation though universal in its utility. Paris is silently so. cepted as the center of operations merely because the French- laws are severe and offer greater security to shareholders on account of the greater control over the administrators of the funds. Mde Lesseps remarked during the interview that hpro poecj to offer General Grant the position of honorary president of the company. Le Soir to-night announces that M.

tie Lesseps will not start for America till the end of the year. WORKING FOR WINDOM. Conkling letting up a Doom for tine Exodos Neawtor. Asuisoiaxt July. 8.

TheLits political gossip her is that Conkling fearing thaf Grant wilt not make a scuiiilble for there mbllcan nomination with John Sherman handicapping him is trying to get up a sentiment In favor of Senator Window of. Minnesota. Itis thought that Windom can get the support of the northwest. This gos- is the droppings which have come out a dinner party given by Conkllpg at Wormleys a day or two before the sea- on of congress closed. Some ten or more prominent republicans were present.

be story goes- that tbnkllng asked each one of his guests to name some man who case General Grant declined to be again considered a presidential candidate could get tha full republican vote. and not invite be enmity of other candidates. All an- wered that they could' not. Well can added Mr. Conkling anti his name is William Windoni of Minnesota.

The political savants here laugh at the attempt of Conkling to bring the fore an almost obeesre statesman. The object of the move is thought to a flank movement on Blame whose prin- pal strength is in the northwest to break bins up something after the fashion ot Don aiueron with his man Hartrsnft kept the Pennsylvania delegation away from Blaine the Cincinnati convention. It may be added that Window has the presidential itch and possibly Conkling has inoculated lira. Conkling himself has given up all lopes of the nomination but wants to destroy other rivals for the place if Grant is not to be the nominee. ctooes Sprint CATOOSA Bruises July 8.

The ball last night in honor of a party offifty promi- neat Chattanoogana was a brilliant event. he run from Chattanooga to ttoosa plat- orm was made in 53 minutes leaving the irmer place at 6 o'clock. The party at- rlved at the springs just when the children fty In number were haying their daily frolic in the dancing hall. The hop. Inter.

spersed with refreshments lasted until the wur of starting bsk. Including the regu- ar guests about 150 participated in the en- oyment I have not time to rehitelhe numberless accidents blunders and mirth- trbvoking contretemps at the springs. The un back to Chattanooga was made I hear unprecedented time sad without anything apprMchtng an accident Major Con. nor presided at the throttle. The grounds tere are- lit up nightly with locomotive headlights and the table simply superb.

Special telegram. uly 8. The Chatham artillery fromS vanaahamved this morn- ne from Rome A grand toll going otn bouorot their presence to-night. Gesr twandred visitor here and more arriving every train. f' Everything in rtadintss for four hundr i uests.

AtacM lf tt ATHKS GA July T. OnTiursday night at a meeting for tin. consideration of a pubic school system acoramlttee was appoint. ed to solicit voluntary con WbatJoas lor the support of these schools. On Friday rht thSTIaydn musical dab Yeooe of their splendid concerts.

Quite ularg number was prwentii Sunday eTtnlng rtonr dry Wrty lx conturtao tht Baptist filth rccdttd tbp the ordinance of baptism by. Icimenion. smuiest out uat. ever soncu Wi mp around the world left her moorU in this city this afternoon for capetown. 6h is schooner rtfged19 feet inlength 21 feet depth of bold 7 tons burden and carries a crew ottwbjBen TERRIBLS PAK1LT PBOD 1 PIKE.

The Pile Rrantyoomsppndence 6f the iriffia News gireithilollowlng pirtlcuUrj 4taemn itffleDftrial of Burton who nmy last that thejcoroner left on Friday itaUngthithe would return on Saturday Ith a cotinsllortbriog the court and Jury under his tubjectior andput matter in their proper sbape. Hi honor was uite prompt as to time but from some cause unknown to your reporter1 10 counsellor was left behind summoned the tame old jury eight or no of whonT responded and the halaVce ere ned. This jury after going through kind of mimicry" trial brorightfnTthe same or a similar verdict to- the original one. This seemed be perfectly satisfac- ory to his honor at least such is presnima If for after its JtndlUon he departed and gave no further trouble to court or y. During the flurry of the coroner the reg- lar court was quietly proceeding lathe examination of witnesses Several wereex.

their testimony dldnotrejeal any facts or evidence contrary to those al ready reported. After all the witnesses were disposed of le prisoner was called on to make a state- ent if he desired to do so. He arose and a calm quiet unexcited manner made IB following statement. I give the substance of it. lie stated that some time during the past year naming the datejbe appointed.

administrator on the tate of his deceased father. This appoint. ent he said from some cause was very satisfactory to hir sisters and was the Pandorae box of all their troubles dif ticulties. From the time it was made on up to the killing of Kicks they the sisters ad given him a great deal of- trouble and annoyance so much of it that he had be- come somewhat irritable on the snbject A few mornings before the homicide the. deceased and his wife tailed at prisoners ate the wife continued on In the house nd demanded tine books in which were ept the business transactions of the administration.

She did this said he in a very abrupt excited manner and I replied her to go to 11. She replied very ell and returned to her husbsndat the gate who remained there lot- some lime threatening daring and cursing prisoner all of which he made no reply. Hetaaif nothing more of Mr. Kicks until the day of le homicide but In the meantime several persohs- naming them lad informed him. that Ricks was threatening to take his life as soon as icy should meet.

and lied on one occasion one to Warnerville expressly in" quest of m. Un the day of the homicide prisoner as on his way to Warnerville. and hap- ened to have his shot-gun which he had taken in order to induce a certain dog to ollow that he was returning to its owner. When near Warner wile he saw Ricks approaching him in the road. As ley drew near to each other prison.

said good evening Mr. Ricks nd tried to pass on. Bides replied stop you what was that you said to my ife the other day Prisoner replied that lehad told her to go to 1L" Yes you and I will kill you forit replied cks and made an emit to insert his hand his pocket. At this instant prisoner lowered his gun and fired. Ricks made a ep or two forward as though trying to come at him and he struck him twice with ie un barrel.

whereupon he fell to the ground lrIsouratated further hat ne regretted thi nijf srinn circumstance ore than he did intthat it was entirely uotyoidsbie and purely an act of sell- defense. The prosecution was represented by Mr. ehin of Senois the defense by Colonel eavy of Greenville. Both of these gen- emen were very untiring In their efforts nd handled the case in a skillful manner winding up with speeches that would not have disgraced the oar of any court A bout half an hour after the conclusion the speeches the court gave its decision which was manslaughter and bound the prisoiier lover under a bond of 500. which he had no trouble in giving.

Without iscnssing the points I will add hat this verdict was a surprise to nine- tenths of the citizens who have attended IB trial Thus ended a trial that has been tended with at least one unusual. and pe- uliar feature. All the animosity bitter- ess and hatred that the trial has developed as proceeded from the immediate relatives the prisoner. It is to be feared that they have been actuated more. by- prejudi can and hatred engendered in a family oarrel than by a sense that law or justice as been greatly violated.

Asanjevidence it. I will relate a little circumstance that took place when Colonel Peavy- was jnaking is concluding speech Mr. John Burton brother to the prisoner rose up in the court- room and screamed out at the top of his oice addressing the prisoner You are a murderer you killed myubroth- law you are a rascal you heated me my mother and sister out of a lome. I forbear further comment. OUR HEW COLLEGE.

IAJ Ins too Stoat of the Seat erajrfeditmi College The laying of the stone of. the southern medical yesterday after. noon was one of the most important events that has in in several ears. According to tne published pro. Tamme the procession if ormed in line at o'clock.

on Brunt street and corner At the head of theprocession was ie Atlanta cornet- band- next to which was Owu de- Leon oommandery No. 4 on horses. Then came the grand lodge. of' Georgia with htvid El Butler PG at the head. the aboT order the procession maifbed to the east side of Porter street.

between Wheat and Line where the corner of the Southern medical college ris to be laid an appropriate mani er. Arriving upon the grounds the' knights dismounted and were marched conveniently near the cornerstone and in turn the grind lodge of Ma. sons' were stationed around the scene. Acting Grand Chaplain ReTD TV. Gym opened the exercises' by offering up a let.

vent prayer for the success of the efforts of the managers of ibe new enterprise. Upon th conclusion of the exercises of prayer. the choir. of th grand lodge sear the opening ode. Tne workmen then raised the stone pro- uratory to putting in the articles sent brward to be deposited.

The grand treasurer of the grand lodge then read a list of the articles deposited which was avfbllows Copy oI.Tn-ATu.x Qoxsmtvioa also a. list giving the names of th proprietors of the journal together. With tboso. of the editorikl corpsoS Christian index. Index series of Bible question W---tbinU street railroad car tickets.

Wesleyaa Advocate laws oJ Georgia lodge No. 06 iasons5 Jtacon acm' cate names of twelve matriculanhi of th Southern medical college cards of a number of citizens. portrait of Dr. T. Powell president' Southern medical college piper on uterine tent Drs Goldsmith speamen of mica.

Banks Scott Russian coin. Arch Avery My cents in silver coin Thirteenth infantry aAsCanadiaBs iniW ma coratiwtion of Georgia FYInkUAPTib. constitatine and la wi etewbeaeTO- ac i xDaTid Mayer progrianmeof ndt eembtnato conceriilar oeai toedical coUeg lady la Goorg tee of lodbm Wsto medical OoUepvJK- XWord AtboBl Peat John Cniiitird conToianteUl and ejafederatehiil and 3 Cbattaaooga Bet- lFB8tej Afce centennial uucnj. ucu. i lt fl tlvtTmXm i mi ti i scKijgeam Aaman uarru uem tetebers associationIreport J.

P. Harrison Siuidiy-eeliool darter. P. Harrison True Pbyslelanpernad read by Dr Powell before conclaskm of this featnre of the programme of eirreisea Mr. Chain- dler Introdneed to the ndi nc DJS Porch1 president the Southern medical ollege DrPowell delivered an interret legend effective I addresss wbidrna lis trued to with considerable Intewt bythfl audience.

spoke in a most pleasing manner of the occasion being celebrated and hoped for much good to be accomplished bfttenewflcolhWr lie referred in complimentary terms tojthe order otMasonryfand spoke of numerous good that had been accomplished DT the order. He said that the principles or masonry should be and art more or less exemp lified lnbe profession of every true physician. Owing to the crowded condition of the columns this morning i we are unable toriveDr. Powell's address In vThe address was highly complimented by many rh lwerepresent tF' 4r iTha acting grand architect forward the tools of the order and the stone was placed in its proper ii is David SfButler past grand master upon being introduced read the regular service appropriate to the occasion after whlch he delivered a short but pleasing address upon. the history of masonry and the-good of the order.

His address was listened to a tten- Lively and greatly admired by his hearers. The exercises concluded with prsyerjbypr winfrnfterj which the procession1 marched to tha corner of. JIarietta and Broad streets where was dismissed i Th bufldhig which is now in process of construction is to be WiTh feet and ill be built of stone and brick. The foundation and i the first floor are' already laid. This college will be three' stories high and if is expected that it will be completed by ihe first of.

October The charter was procured and the college organized in Jan nary- last. The faculty. nave all been elected but two but as yet their' names have not been officially a SO MANY OF THEM. Tneilnltltwle rnrnlsb Sit does not of ten happen that an excursion brings to Atlanta such a large body of the representative men of the leading interests of a section of the jt and adjoining states as the one of which we are about to speak. The excursion that reached this city Monday from Charlotte and various points alone the line of the Atlantasnd Charlotte Line railroad will.

be productive of much good to Atlanta. It is com posed not of a promiscuous crowd of seekers and hummers but of a fine class of men many of whom are accompanied by their families. We believe that they are having a good time and enjoying themselves generally and will upon their return home carry back complimentary reports of this progressive city. Yesterday many of theta called upon the governor and. visited the halls of both' Souses of assembly viewing with Interest worklugs of each body.

A number of others visited the Atlanta cotton factory and the Atlanta rolling milts and were shown through these enterprises by the who found much pleasure in extending these courtesies. ther enterprises of the city were yiaited and the excursionists spent the day in view. tog the-many sights of interest to be found in Atlanta. At an early hour in the moraine quite a number of our visitors were seen akmg a birds eye view' ofthe city from the Capitol building. Ponce de Leon arid other resorts were visited quite freely and our guests seemed to be highly pleased with.

the variety of sights to be seen in every quart r. J' 5 The excursion took its departure yesterday afternoon. Some of them left with much regretas they would have enjoyed a longer stay in the city. The brass band that accompanied therparty fur- Jtti8hedlfinemusic at nteralsduringhjft day. whick was greatly enjoyed The mew- hare re good musicians and are controlled by a skillful and efficient leader who knows what good music is and how it should be rendered.

Many of the excursionists were pests of the leading hotels of the city and it was not until thesewere crowded that other accommodations had to be procured. No accident or unpleasantness whatever happened to any of the excursionists while on their trip to Atlanta or during their stay here and consequently every feature of the affair passed oil in a most pleasant manner and the excursion may well be characterized as a success in every particular. THE QUININE QUESTION. What th JLvgrji Ap tneeartea of Poliadeipnt Say. PHILADELPHIA July 8.

Apothecaries are very angry at the charges of exorbitant prices for quinine made by Fart of Powers Weightman and say that If he knew of any druggist celling cinchonida the cheap- er alkaloid for qulzla it was his duty promptly to expose them. As for prices Instead of three cents a grain as Farr said they answer through a committee it is not usual nor customary among retail druggists of. this city to charge more than one and a half and certainly ot over two cents per grain for quinine at this present time. As wholesale rates of uinine Are now 350 per ounce avoirdu- oliS each ounce containing 437 grains IB wholesale price per grain will readily be seen to be about three-quarters of a cent nd the profit tm. selling at one and a alf to two cents will certainly leave a margin very far below the three orfourhun- red per cent as asserted.

The charge that we do not lower our prices even though le wholesale prices were reduced is also false for our jpnces are optional with us ut influenced by a lively and keen competition. Su Special dispatch to The jJonsUtntton. AiJTAf July 7. ThrAlhw line will put on five extra steamers during August and September which. with their fortnightly steamers will make a weekly line between Jverpool and Halifax.

A severe frost was experienced in some wrtionsof the province on Saturday. In the eastenpirts beans were killed potatoes in loomwere cut down to the ground and vegetation was much' damaged. Jonetboro Work. oirtsBo July- ftr VV B. iStewart of this place has erected a fine brick store which adds wonderfully to the looks of the own Several of thel estcititensi here live clubbed together andare now putting up a splendid ware house a thing that onesboro has needed ever since she was a towoP Ji t6utforonrtragonrtrahi to At- tntathis fall.

We Intend to let Atlanta- hue all the cotton wt receive. went prevails over the supposed murder Miss Dooley by wraps wino were entertain oil by the young lady's parents and stopped at the' house all flight. Miss Dooler was found dead in' bed witberidences of foul Iay. 4The girls parehti deny that she was nurde arid claim that death was caused IT heart disease. Medical examination The convention of union American Hebrew began this moraine in 8 Blurts.

Tine hall 123 Street ands Broad way an was largely attended A great deal of In. latest 3 manifested- in the proceedings. The different. reports were submitted die- cusMd aad tednnoai gew fralnitQriaa that have prevailed In Interior and southern. Ohio and Indian fet st few-days havebeeCpt benefit to toe- growing corn.

Wheat wHoRsThg CeRIDWCIOIrALL Vi Yshiala ui Lta Eba Wy tatts Me 4 J' j. Cpon th authority of telegram' from Chief AKlersorifot this dry. Sheriff ak ingawhite man who gives bin name peo Bemfwd who appears. has gulltrof a score of theft aad.swfn- did In. this a nelghbi gfcitiei and townaduring the put few weeks.

Some days since Chief Anderson received tele' gram from Chief of Police Adams of Ma- conatithoriring and requesting hlmjo arrest th above named person. Before Chief AlnderKnTconld lay his hands oVBeresford hovever he had at- ved In" Atlanta and had practiced a sharp ilece of Jbusjness here which we shall re 3 follow A few days since Beresfbrd ap peared ot the store of MrTJ N. Crawford tiodoestusfness near. Tight Squeeze and terrepresenting himself as attagcntof Toinniey Gregg eck asked if Tie might ell Mr. Crawford scales for 15.

He stated thatJnwas working for the firm already nntloed upon commission. vCjaiwford concluded tomake the put- Baj TeBeresfordanlOTleiiwrIt nn peiiciipayable to T. G. B. for 15 the alleged agent said that he would end the scales out during the day.

He then ookjhe order and raised the amount from 15 to 33 by changing the first named fig- rC After doing this he went to a Mr. mltfi residing a short distance from At- ants and proposed to Mr. 8. that If lie wild send his dray down to Tommy Beck's get the scale and deliver it Crawford that lit would pay him or the drayage and that Mr. Smith tum should cash the order.

Mrfimith ter inspecting the order closely saw that elwritingiras that of Mr. Crawford's and toeing that he was good for the amount cashed without delay. When the scaleswera sent for it was discovered that ey had been sold by a bogus agent and police were at ones notified. Sheriff Stephens was telegraphed to look after the an if he came that way and yesterday lorning a dispatch was received by Chief Anderson that Beresfordhad been arrested. JBeresford has little to say with reference his situation.

He claims. that he is a traveling agent for a Chicago scales corn-- ny and that while on the road he repairs scales for any one who may employ him. seems that he has also been selling some ery valuable lands that he claims he has Florida. These lands although he says that they ore worth 811 per acre can be. njtht for 10 provided the buyer takes his word for the forthcoming of the prop- rty In a valise he had when arrested was one side of apiece of paper with no print.

ng on the other Sir. Beresforf. who was adjuttuiK scales in our ty a few weeks ago has come into very valuable roperty In lnai county Florida. The land rompries wren thousand scrm around Lake teresford ant la very rich hammock land l- icdtt75to100t acre. Mr.

graiid tber commenced an indigo farm there and received this grant from the Sfxwtsh government. believe fie hu some brothers to share with turn We wish him snocecs In hislnckv He says that Us. notice inserted aboye is rom a Florida paper but does not give the tame. From it seems to have en taken by a proof-press as i is perfectly lank on one side and although there considerable margin are Hlg Tof lun ru4 on ithei aide Other scraps of paper found In his trunk go show that he has represented various kinds of business. He has a number of letters of recommendation from various arsons in cities all over the state among Lent Macon Augusta and Columbus.

He ias also a long letter of recommendation signed Gee. Macauley Episcopal minister Atlanta and directed to Ker. Horace tringfellow Episcopal minister of Montomery Ala. His case will be. thoroughly investigated to-day.

He La undoubtedly' A thief of the first water. July A bullet found in le fence surrounding the Theological seminary grounds yesterday proves to be the same size as the one which killed Mr. Sey- mbifr three years ago and is regarded as an important clue. It is now believed that the latter's death was caused by a random bullet from the revolver of a studentnarned triecke. who is known to have fired several lots out of his window that night.

Mr. Seymour's body lay exactly in a linebe- ween Strieekes window and Us. bullet found in the fence. Paul Striecke a young choir boy who was alleged to have tired apistol on the night of uly 3d from the second story window of the Episcopal college overlooking the spot on which the- body of Judge Seymour was oundandwho was believed by the police to lave been killed by that gentleman denies 11 knowledge of the shooting. Bishop Seymour says that the treatment ie and his sister particularly received at the lands of the police after the body of his law had been discovered in the seminary grounds was such as would only be shown to savages.

The officers not. withstanding my protestations that we ved on the place insisted that we should removed to the police station forthwith. hey even refused my sister to-'enter-the rouse for her garments. Bishop' Seymour asserts that men and women have frequent. made this secluded plat of ground a re sort forjmproper purposes and I believe my law met a party some one of whom finding exposure was inevitable.

jumped up and struck Mr. Seymour mocking him down and then fired at him. OAKLAJTD Svavios- Ky. July 8. At' 3 o'clock this morning.

while freight train No. 7 south was taking the sidling at Glasgow junction to let colored excursion rainnorth pass them a young map named James Patterson who was employed. as irakesman oh the freight train made a misstep falling before the moving train and wa-s instantly killed. lie hasl een in the unploy of the company some time and ra not only liked or the omcers but a favorite of all his laborers. His remains were taken to Bowling Green where to-day a large concourse of railroad men and other Mends will follow them to their last resting of the proprietor of the Union depot hotel this iihot Leonard Afferman late prpprfetor of the Trivolibxt iAfferman wd Bardy married sisters.

TheirtinoOieV lived for active la Aflermanr family and Mrs. Bardy says that she learned this after noon of his outrsgeota treatment of the old lady and that aim shot him for IL- One bullet shattered the right arm. The other passed in at the mouth and buried itself beyond the reach of th probe. Afferxnan isBtill alive but in a' critical coition rf it v- xic frMM i iii LosDC-jr JnlVS. Kate Webster an Irish servant gW who was triedlfor the murder of her mutrtas Mrs.

Thomas at Richmond has been found guilty I and sentenced to death. It was ascertained that Mrs. Thomas's body va boiled and thrown in to the Thames and her bead destroyed by burning. it C' jfV DtiDwpoD- July' rt jhree Indians found guilty of murder and sentenced to be hanged at Miles City Montana have -recently committed suicide to avoid that pen- EicjiM03t tJuly Tbe lone contested ease known aa th George case whtchhs been by compromiae anddecneiaa sourt5 The controversy related to property of Wil5amO. Georjw wealthy citlwn of Richmond yho died latestatf IQ 18W.

Jeavinga.brotS- VU VMV deririon et sethtebeueasd bae now decked th oaewitla jury holding tat there was marriage and that th Richmond cWm 3 arevth iletalb UT. but detFeelagwIth the latteesosseoet that tin. PfailadefphiaiClsimaqts shall recites one-fourth of tb net proceeds of the estate. CurriLix JalyS. Afire here this evening destroyed Deahims planing mill on.

Scran ton arenas. where lit started the Variety iron work the Atlantic and Great Western toight depot the store-house of lumber. A bHsk wind we wn as aad tt one tWtt threatened to sweep Scranton lavenu fromUie swing bridge to the Cleveland aaengef depot It now under rL July' ames Summth engineer in Basstairjsteara flour- lng mill at Carlisle Ky wit killed to lav by explosion of the boiler. which damaged the mill and machinery to this extent of Sped dispatch to The OoaiUwtlon. CtrvxiijrD 0.

the losses fSe on Scranton avenue to-night aggregate from CiitciraATtvJnly8L Tb trial for the murder of Judge Elliott at Frankfort Ky. several months ago was to have begun" before Judge MeNamara at Owen ton Ky. to-day but most of Dufor4a witnesses were absent and the case went over until Monday. 1 s' r.i dyers of nateJiJled llabillties 59ooai cy f- CcfcissiTL Th nltgro named Mart Lee who outraged a lady in Fsyette amobnumberingnearly OOO. rs Luis 7 CooWcar risge factory situated in thewestern part of the city was burnedcbvnlghtt The establishment was one of the largest of the kind in the west occupying an entire square on John street.

between Laureland Betas streets. 1 Loss estimated at 100000 hour- ance light' cy FOREIGN FJLJ18HES. Vesirtrnartlal of Uentenant casey TneHop Crtp Tko CJ rm TarUKd Losixwr July 8. A Uh frpm Cape town June. 17 says Ujat the court oVin- quiry convened fqrttwpnrp ex in- lug into tie conduct pi Ljeut Careyjl ia command of the scouting party to which the prince imperials attached at the time of his death findsthat the lieutenant did not understand rtheposHlon in which he stood towards the prince and was not aware that he was' expected to exercise any special guardianship or care over his person.

The court goes on to censure him for advancing without a sufficient escort and for halting. and' dismounting on dangerous ground acts which betrayed a deplorable want of military prudence. The. court re grets that no attempt was made by Lleuten ant Carey to rally his escort and confront the enemyJic-Af ter the court of inquiry a court- martial was organized to. try the lieutenant Lieu tenantCarey se taupJn his own defense that he was In he party when the prince was killed and the evidence thus far aupmlttedsomewhat dear him' of the charge of cowardice Advices states that the hop crop is threatenedjwith a more disastrous failure than for years" past A scene in the house of commons last night caused much sensation.

A section of the. liberals have already obtained from the government great restnetionsVbn' the prac. ticeof i flogging in the army and navy. Despite this they have endeavored by obstruction to force a total abolition of corporal punishment in service Tbemarquis of Hart- yigton reim HaMl liT Hweil aJiy or their action Mr. Chamberlain mber for.Bir- mlngham amidst radical cheers said the marquis of Hartlngton.

who was formerly a leader of the opposition is now only the' leader of a section. jBcBUir July 8 Qm the third reading of the tariff bill the reichstag it was finally resolved on' motion of Count' Stolberg Wernigerode that the tariff on flour and fats shallcome into force immediately the tariff for grain and wood on the 1st of Oc toter and for all other articles on the 1st of January l80. Thiaarrangement -postpones the change the tariff on bulk articles for three months. CountBtolberg Wernigerode pointed out that the preparations would not be. for the enforcement of.

a complete tariff on the 1st of October 1 5 JiXi The reichstag lies rejected without debate thebill in favor of the retrospective tobacco ST. PnrasBUBOilnly The Herald an. nounces that the appointnent General Ignatleff as provisional governor-general ofTijnjnogorodisconteraplated. Loinx5t July 8. A St.

Petersburg die- patch to tie Daily Newsl8test telegram states that fourteen houses put of fifteen wards forming the most important part of Jrkutak Siberia were destroyed by fire on the 14th instant and that many of the inhabitants are homeless. Bl3t4t July 8. Serious disturbances have oken out below the town ofBaha maon the upper Bahama. July a The British commissioners have made- strong representations to Aleko Pasha governor-general of Roumelia concerning his unsatisfactory administration i ifj MABitDJuIy ln the champer of depu ties. to-day thejulnisterof foreigniaffairs said that be had ordered two frigates to prepare to support Spain's protest against the action of Ban Domingo.

SenorOastela has demanded that the government insist upon a summary. punishment of the authorities PuertolPlatSL ss Tb6 news froniiSp in of the reduction In. direct taxes is received here with great joy especially tbytbe planters Later Mexican advices report the re turn of the war steamer Ubertad with her mutinous crew to Vets Crux and her surren. der to theauthoritie8pj rtj BacanLS July The toil Belge iayi" afresh placard has been found on the wall of the palace of ofjusticethreatening the life' of theking if lie ratifies the bill recently pined by the Belgian parliament depriving the clergy of the controlof elementary 4 is TnaovA July Prince Alexander has arrived here. His reception was- one of in- describable enthusiasma i' BotiJrj July 1 A.

provisional Jnpod. Uon of new import duties on tobacco and petroleum be. been gttettedThe reich- Btag bad adopted a clause. in the tariff bill subjecting Imports from conn trips treating Germany unfavorably to an Iscmse of 50 per cent pa datkc provided br the new tar- irl The government originally demanded that Such duties belnereuedloopercent. the Standard-says It estimated that the new tariff Trill realize one hundred and twenty million curb more than hitherto.

half of which will be reanired to cover the defidti of the individual state- and twen two millioBs toy fresh soppUeelrtceaay voted to the empire. The net revenue for the state It ttuifredocedf to 38000060 marks yearly. mates that the eos toBaasU of i the war tr oui pW 1 A Aft wM Wr-Aiy of Naif A rfrange story of. three swords has beeo mad. public lWj Genertl Tflw of can war AlthfljjtoralosVf tonteyu at other jpotnts he dkpkyednnusasjcoar age and won great distinction.

As a reward for. his bravsry theoongreaiOl lb. United States voted him sword. TU word one of tbe finest ever made Tae blade Ii of the pu etIamaseaj steel sad the scabbard is of pure gold hssadaomtly chased sad The hilt Is the crowning glory of the" whole being' wads of solid gold and set with diamond brilliants. The cash Value of the sword could not be less than 500 XX The stile of Georgia also presented htm a sword of great value and of fine finish and the dry of Augusta bis native town pro- sentedhim stUl another.

These three swords were held by General Twlggj as the most precious possessions of his old age. Daring. the war General Tvrlggs was in New Orleans and had these words with him. Besides the swords he had dais camp silveic service ry heaiyv and handsome plate. When General.

Batier was about to enter the city the general was vcrr much exercised ftswhat Jo do wltlihls precious relics At length he determined to deposit them with a young lady Miss lorance5 wlthVhom he had beenacqu a short time. She look them her nidoU and hid them. When General Duller entered the city he got on the scent of these swords and pLate and after a long struggle' with her succeeded in finding them. He at once seized them and sent theta on to President Lincoln 5- A snct TAu wtta VUTLKX After the war Mrs. Myers the married daugbterof General Twlggs went to Wash' ington to recover the swords of her dead whlch she learned were in the treasury.

Gen. Tw Ljgs had been celebrated a the confederate service and was well-known In Washington. She went straight to General Garfield and asked him what she should do. She ssJdvherr mission was to. obtain the three swords of her father captured while General Butler held the balance of power In New Orleans.

Gen wal Garfield Informed the lady that the test authority as to their whereabouts would be General Butler but she replied she would sooner beard a lion in his den a Douglass in hU halt. Upon farther assurances thatbe wasjnot as formidable as depleted the- lady consented to advise tertible imqnster.V- with General Garfield as a4 ranee guard. Upon stating the subject of her visit after surprisingly polite reception. General Butler told her the history of the two swords. Af ter their capture I sent them to Washington wiUvcthcKunestion that one of them he donated totli Jlnnap- olU academy and the otherfo West Point as exemplars of what base uses may be made of honorary weapons some times- taken.

They were subsequently locked up in one of the treasury vaults for sale-keep' lug and one of the duplicated keys handed over tomeT With aifew more words as to how they might be regained- Mr. Butler added pot my dear madani you have never askedme about your family plate with whose gorgeousness I have been supposed to decorate my festive boardrand through CXofjjhich upon me. Now madam almost imme' dulely upon the evacuation of your fathers premises and my occupation thereof one of vnnr-familv servants came to me with a load of. silver- say Ing t-01emassA though he done hide this from deyankeea butdese ole eyes can see a ting or two yit and dev jnarked de spot whar de silber was burled andhysr it all is sure used that plate wbfle I occupied your fathers house as headquarters- but eventually. turneddver.

every pieceri forks dishes and spoons hens the general paused em phaticelly to the quartermasters depart- men and here are the vouchers of every article brought to cue said the Massachu setts tatesman lifting. tH lid of his desk and laying his hand oh an orderly pile of papersAnd sure enough there were the vouchers all properly signed and credited and Benjamin never kept those spoons. after all I Where they subsequently dis appeared continued the general I have no means of knowing but years ago they were turned over to the A irxw cLADCArrw THI nru After Mrs. Myers had been trying for. some time to recover these swords and had fair chances of success she was mU4 enly confronted with.

new dalmantin the. person of Mrs. of England. Upon inquiry it was discovered that Mrs Gnedella was Miss Floranc with whom Genera Twlggs had originally left the swords and who Ml since married an Englishman of that name. Mrs.

GuedelU claimed that General Twls did not leave the swords with her as a trust but that he gays them her straightout as a present Beeinff this statement in the tanm Jndre Duncan Twlggs-iof Augusta a descendant of the late General Twiggs denounced the claim of Mrs. Gnedella as baseless and fraud- silent. stated that General Twigga bad made a will and bad devised these swords to bis spa John inlSan Francisco and to his ydaughtef Mrs. Myersand that the English woman must be a myth. The swords had been seen in the treasury vaults by Mr of Plttsburg Vajwbd had disclosed Ihe fact to the heirs.

It appears thatGen Butler had imprisoned. Mh Florance before he could the swords from her at New Orleans. In a abort time Judge Twigp received's letter fom Mr. Ernest T. Florance of New Orleans in which that gentleman stated thatMrsGuedelJa was his sister1 That Gen.

Twiggs previous to his departure from New Orleans donated as gift pure and simple to Miss Rowena Florence the three words and the silverware in question. Th NdonaUonwM complete and abso accompanied by delivery and words of donation and transftt in the pres. cues ofirwitnessesieaUed for the. i purposed General Butler took the swords and silverware by force of arms MI loraneeJ whohas been trying in wious modeafettr since the termination of th war toreoovej the property. Under thewcircnmaUncw I pTesnme the of of General Twisas filling their father desires and milM cf- fectilal the last acts Tot bit lifeT 3 i sharp one that was severe while enntsou.

We quote rseoteace or two Irons 7 cbazacseriiUc 01 his oscars It Denta to and cad waj of his youth wtre.tBrttasntnble.- tendency todte thHpa loo sad the wUttBatho he glgr eaaeeaottoi tib fiver 73LMdhi aftMtO MBir MMJ ff 3. LE T. 1" iajB KM with Tarewa At Mite he had df ca. Ort mining fee homestretch Ores aa4 fioaalie team three In frostwaad Ortnadii Resallc with Tnrwoo fotirtb tad the olb Themr seveisslarters. second.

tin passing the grand stand Pilot' and Milan were racing and lbfl rart were bunched close up. Oagoinf to. the' half mile quarters. Pilot we aotia kicking aod kept the lead tthe ai lBg by three lengths Milan second three lengths before Kingston others strung out Time The fifth race wasahandlewBtweepstekes all a f5W added rarKS sUrt A Monitor got away lrst with Jericho The horses ran In unchanged potl Uon to the stand where Uoo went to the front Monitor second and Jericho third. At the half with stretch a whipping nnUb4 bet Jericho Moulton and Un wisaed and passing the grand stand seemed to be a dead boat between Monitor and Jeriohabat the judges decided Jericho was fist by nose Mopl tor second and tins third.

Time Thestxthar steeple chase all ages over short course purse 500 three starters Problem came in easy winner by three lengths ahead Of rt by. BnncherUldnotgothecoune. Time 5 52. Special dlipctch to Th imitltotloo. tonsviLtK Kr.

July 8. The Inaugural day of the Kentucky trotting club was a. great success as far as attendance and enthusiasm were concerned. A heavy rain in terriapted the races before either event had g. been finished.

In the first it for 2 0 class Yon Arnltn took the first and second bests and McCurds HambletonUn the- thi Trinket goIng very fasVittrew afe shoe and weight on the first teat Jand was distanced. In the second event 230cl Bonesetter took the first and second heats. No more were trotted in either of the races which will flqlshed to-morrow. 1.1 i ii Tbe BfM sed Bbecp. Special dispatch to The i Constitution.

BosToirJnly The report froraiLlver pool that 1000 American sheep have been. slaughtered on account of their infection with foot and mouth disease will probably have no effect upon shipments from thu port. The Victoria which sails to-day takes another thousand and it is not believed that the action of the English authorities will disturb trade even temporal nyiThU is the first lime the disease has' appeared its the shipments of American sheep but it has been anticipated. The meat of animals. affected by it is not inlu' ripns.

Nrw Ostam July The caucus demtH cratio members of the constitutions convention to-night after three hours wrangling. passed a resolution that lbs majority tots be binding to the democratic members of the convention on the floating debt question which will be considered in the caucus to-morrow evening. This Is re ported to be a million- and a halt lob most of the. warrants being in the hands of schemers. Special despatch to the Constitution Sin Fiuxciscd July 8 The Arctic exploring yacht Jeanette sailed for the north at four o'clock this afternoon and was accompanied downthe heebor by the entire yacht squadron and many steamers aU loaded down with spectators.

She steamed slowlyawar amid the dipping of flags sereatutugaf cheers frora4 nnrd afloat- anQTdir snore antI salute of 111 guns from Fort Point She is accompanied by the schooner Fannie A. Hyde as coal and provision tender. I vVi. July a The twelfth annual convention of the Baltimore conference school society of the Methodist church south met here at 0 o'clock this morning. President' Tr Magruder of Baltimore calledthe body to order.

A Jargo number of delegatesand visitors were present from every portion of the conference Eev2A. ttngDDY off Nath. TilleRv. Wllsonmissionary seVe- tary of the church south and. others addressed the convention this evening.

The convention the largest ever held. A Breweb Proraleev 8pedjam pedaidhspatthtnTheCoiiUtnUoo. tv VisHi BTO July I Colonel WmiJt Cook aud Misers. ghellabarger tWilson. as counsel for MissLucy Wat taon Rhett Horton.

entered suit ysterdsy against John U. Moron son of Senator Moigan of Alabama for breach of promise to marriage and twenty thousand dollars damages. vl isallegtd that young Mor in 1877. an. der.

promise of marriage betrayed Miss Horton and then refused to keep hi4 engagement- A mospun msip ren. The CathoUollterKYawicUUon will ten. dir a reception to Bishop Gross to-night at their hall in the basement of the Catholic church which promises to be quite an ovation. Thlsinstltation Ljprogfl lnf splea- didly and Is daily making large additions to its shelves. Among recent purchases Jnly44TlM Standards Paris correspondent saw the 8 wl government haspaid8000000fecitothet rd tunnel company.

bWieTtowithhe4d Bac count of a nmobsenr jce of contract. The tunnel I will completed in slew mouths. patch froo Bed victims the deitruction by the sierra of the orphan asylum at Vase bare dieima king 13 In all i L4s toi Eoc i July J6sialiJJC Uel ex- rifr of Pulsikl county sad' the heat surviving ooer sol Baileys oooMgr Yell' ArianmTM died and was burled DOWN IN DIX" RlTseBcat fifteen doBusa too a Fog Griffln Texas. 7f. jtfv U.

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of tover ad thatthis the attendedwith atleast unususland culiarfeature. ness has of quarrel lisa yilat of little placewhen wasinaking lila th momandacreamed- outat topot voice. kliledmy broth- 4yss home. OUEWOLLEq LaIug C1u em. fledleat coi1eyesterday thiiOSt years.

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A W. ft hiahImen gold Ur Dr. W. Eh constltnticnoltieozgii Canby lent. uciciatyIv14 arind concart i bylri Georg1lodge OdSS hWOZk1IkOtth SoetheeS medlroeoWd AthSFt John biU bill De K.

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bl C. Foote ppeofpeace W.WEo- libertf bell MiLncte Bsesiea bean Nathan Harris' Georgia teseheiiodt1oniegiortJ. harrison 1. DrPowelI Georglg31e4leaeoeI4o. Upon thenmcIaslonofthisfeat reofth erudiMr W.

dtttlairoduted andisne. of Pr. POwell addrswhIcb wells- towitb by the by. the new cot ege by moteorlees exem'- t4 gi Dr. fulL iThe vujnlgbly who were present Thesctinggrand arcldteclthen brought waaplacedinltsproperpositlom the tothe addresswas toatlen- Owin after thscorneroiMaietteand waadtwlssesi rhe bulldlngwhich bulitof andtheflrst floorarealrcadyIzid.

malt bythe Jaimary. nounced. The uItitude I the Line Rxeussise often Atlantaanuh eatsof state hi frowCharlotte lacomposed uponthe of the general the managers who Other excursloniztsspenllhedayin Atan hourin ing ofour visitorawere of the ndd quarter. the party nlshedilpemusicjtjoterysjs dOting the- whicbwas enoyeThe are these were THEQUININE the 1 Apotherarlea it druggistselllngcfnchpnida no not quinine pot. 437f4 the and nd half or four hundred per the prices but Sommer Frosts.

Qnstitntion. The Allanlinewill LlverpoolandEahifaL portionsofthe provinceonSaturday. beanawere bloom were JoatzaoaO a St wartof iiss town. the best citizens togetherandare warehouse. a town.

Jok out lsnta this 5--- 5- 7t5tiOU case. Miss. of wereentertalu- the bedwitlieiislencesof phayThe parentadeny thatahe murdered deathvucanaed Medlcalermin1lon S. flebrwcvUP 4 Ni Yosx 8. aixth annual congregztlonbegsnthis Broadway and waslargelyattended.

Agrest dealof was cufdandcted upon t- S. eurwaI aIasr. Crxtt1iiTJI1r indil2ta genererraittlorina ysil4ln lntedarand Iedianakr daspest few dayi base been of Wost MabeudieiaIed to soms extent. thonab moteeclostly. toaMedally actibe ssetsesa- sEs PuH the The57Iea dilee tan MeedIaiia Lt.soe bbeoe Ieidty espstwasEqa4ydb.

beNd afmk be i GAYDEOEWE' Xiv uLLuMEI Bafily Tho sad tw1 viAiie a ChslefAadm of. Flak Stspho1Uaciett wyre5ted yeeltrda' loIzinE2whut. Ilereslordwbo becqgulltpof end sw thIs andnelghbonng cities Some fomCblefotFolks con reqnesttnghsirn to Andersonn' ould haadsnIiereaford risy1 inAUantajndhad picceofusiiesber we' relate fuilowatA fewdays ap- pearEdattheatoreof Mr. 7. wbodo uainea an agent of Bcck aellM.

fort. chus-andj Dwcsfordanoder writ- tenipeiied payable toT. andthe seri scalesouldurlng theday. HeUsen too the l5lLo. nt9After lantaand geithe toMr 1 9 izituth Mr.

Smith after the writing was cifMr. thieyhiad tle man rorninga tin pany old It very in bought erty. found the following few lines printed upon no ingon city Valuate ysi- wed it 7. to tim per IL's great-grand. father We from notgive appearances tohave been itisperfectly Is there uea3gsof peolumnrpIs sithetidds.

oflaper trunkgo to torn persons has of Saw You A the It shots line be- a Jul5y have all be lived be They even to enter the base ly re- for improper lowdown At freIghttrain unctlon a train north brakesmanonthe arnie- has been time by buts ofailhis place. SLurie John Bards' wife Unkindepot evening shot proprietorol theTrlvohi5hoteh Bardyasys thatabe outrageouatreatrnent liii rightarus theprobe. boUts a condition. ate iztlthh ir3bo ofher asebodywu audthyown Into 1saxuesandharbeaddestroyedbyWrnlng 5- Dttocioo riee inurderandsentenced commlttedsulclde ilty 5 ElcuasJWy Tbe i the casewbkhhe in litgatioabereainoe IMO temIna- ted tods anddecr ins baneiq to the srt.ofwnro. a bodiedlntostats5bi 1MSlosrings broth- lee aiates tewa aMaieTheestain Ivss5eWmdby niuhstt naied11.

IGecig O11lifldsia1IIa Imotbinerasd iseasi4sfl IbM bs siavi oWllLla' 0. Ileeth. tbedsim hmS tith. out re sk the coUXt Ie" Its set hasnow UsMUiere no thattbc delasasts aretheteIbeIn claimaqts 1othof the 5 CrzsxoOJely on Scranton hsreIt thAthinticsnd lttmsijagst Clint and a hsrpequsatliy Airlek blowing mdii fire thnayenna from the CtevelandpaamngerdepoL nowunder controL Circuastva 7smes Bamtslra steam 7. to tfensi1l sodmachinery xo 5- S.

9Cdal S. 0. July Thelossea by fire 9oxlO to ltOOQ partially insured. diipatchhe nstItatoie. Gixcmvr July mo of DulSed of atOwenton wereabsent thecase went-over 5 ensutuuos S.

Lowoox-Juhy L-J. C. Taylor Co. of- Ber3tal have Jelled. flOtXA 1 Spechi dispatch to Thq Constitution.

CisciaunJnly The negro county West Virginia about one week ago and was arrested to-day was taken from the train at Coalburg to a snob numbering nearly 2000. Special dtspetchtoTheCo stitulion. CIICINSATIJ July Cooks situatedIn burned tonight. Laurel and at ancehlght. The The lisp Crop drmasTsff Adispatchfnmcspe.

aaysthatthe for the PPfl5C oL examln- ofhis deathttndithat the posltion a wantol courtre- antCareytorallyhls escortand enemyAfIarthaeourto snartialwssorgaoized LieutertantCaxeyaets up-In hlsown princewas I Advises. frtm Kent states threatened with years theliberals hsvealready obtatnedfrom resti ictions on ice of theyhave repualawdalireepeeseibiliy member for Bit- Oa tariffbiil in on shall come torgrain Oc- 1880srThis arrangement In for Count Btolberg be suOciently. advanced the bill Prrzasaraa Tuly of of Tijninogorod is contemplated. Losnoa 8. rg.

News- Jateettelegram toe-not Dabs- ins on PazLLirroroess The Minim ly.4n thcbberOfdepu tbatbe tworigates ofEan thatthe governmentinsis 5 Ittyaxa Indirect the LaterMexicangdlcesreporttheje. derto the authorities. J3acas1LsJnIy Etoile says recently ucatlon. 5- TiiisysJi1y Bziui i tionofnewimportduUee gazetted. The stabMapkd sabjectingimports counffleating an percent ondU I Thegovernment thalauth t''m ilmii JnIy correspondent of tariffsrill one aty irkauoce required th of stteandtwen muppllm receiily thus redpced nt BvPzywsvio July The Gob alt- to Raeda witinTvbq InMifinted to j1GgQOOeIM thM the deatbm in Rnufsaarmy morn.

beeed9 4 Rows Tbe Diroieieoa thatibe nal1 bsweanoermmy etMNw aeon to skia a f. TOD Iy 1 o' rwio. LbCI falIui-AselhrnsDss' 4 Gratis Missiles a Astzsssgealoryoltkree bsabeen pnbhicIately TrIWOf vu abrilliant offleer ha IMeil. A lhe5torinhzigof olherpohsti displsyedunn al that' on greatdhtinetioo. for' brysrythcougvessof a This' Isone thikesiever madeTbe pnrrntDsmascneitee1 handsomely SStvllh dlamopdbrihltants.

helene flOOOOj presentedhlzn thecityof hisnative I Mm ess1s bieoid Durlngthe Tnylggs himBesIdes silveraerylce yrrybesyy WhenOeneral fliitlerwas entesthe cltyttie wasvery whiat dO with his with whom hihadheen acqittintel EheIook tbeintohier enteredthe goton scentof tieseswcrds strule ileat TALLWTtU Afterthe watMrsMyarsthe GenerslTwiggs the GenTrigshadbeencelebratedin ryice andekedhini saId her wasto oher General fartherassurances wnot with the monster advance a After with oli other to isonorarytweapons sometimes said Benjamin unmindful of- the lady' slight writhing upon this application of the thumbscrew But my advice was nt tome. a fewmorewordau howthey bnt dearmadans asked me aboulyourfamiiy piatewith board and lhiaceucPfwhlcl vbrioaa rther pnconi- plimentary soubriqutte riayenen Uestoe4 your family cs sayingOlemassa thisfr deyankeeebutdese eyeIcari seea twoylt markedde spotwhardeaUberwu nuff1 Used-that While houssshetdquarters nshePethegen ra1pausedem. thequartermasters ment arethevofiehere tomesald statesman11tingthdjld andlayinghis hCndonanorderIy were rouchierssll properlymigued credf ted neverkepttbote Wberethey diz- conUnuedthgeneralI meantofknowthgbutyears overtothe CLAUCiST 13 badbeen prtttla1r ofanecess confrdntedwftkzwdal ssntjn UrsJoeep1zOuedeuaot was I Onedellawsa Plorancevith whomOeneral andwhoJialslnce name. Mra didnotleave wIthheruattustbutthtlhe themobertralgbtoutas Seethgthlsstatementm oaoenindr Twlggs ofMrsGutdetla lie awilhand folds sonJohuInBanFranciaco bib. a Mr.

Eaton Vs. who that Gem. 3fbe get JudgeTwi letterfom Mr. Floranceof thatMrs. Ouedella GenTwigpprev1ons hlsdepertorefron NevOrleansdonatedss gilt pnresnd he donation was of witnesses Called pnrpe.

from Mha modesey litacethe the these CIreudiatancc will throwno obstacle hatanewayof f1. fatheridesirea making f2 of Nellie To this letter JadgeTwiggerepIissn5 1 Lit' Thoiewhoknew General Tw1iwsfl eonj4 I fall in be with hte most pmmhoi asic whieb like Air rod. swallowed ep Simon ever othsraee4sj vu Dev hi. uy undying reverence Sw the plato ot bin na flvLtyTbetles which boundhlmIot sbo. were IndIailgbie Ateenes had no to dim thhIoo he zseen erpteed visit that he sbosd be busied is the eli 1kM loved md bi.

tames noy I Is ISe ee4y 01 hIs ii amani tram skis This aweefl ihIth wa i M4 to hIm bythe day of Aoe. tss vilasbis Iatelndeshly tba thhm of the keicimd the mouL' Yetw are iske tki th eta won asesria Is lbs withan osly the whoborn liii of te sa' Joha Tw assMWotrneresqlshstosey jOthtsgot5dasbr i 0Ott talM7andshesgrugg MMSIIIMais seksd4th15 aes005t Sal rn. vs isosseeewealt eatea qS blaus sqiid AwkpssmIM.I el 5hMb apvi Ism4 se pee aqost ova vss iIlIdesb4lee however ii msse. or olbar Issdtbsig weyli their oioer osMOdIsna Osoeral 1lti7Va Ta se1ogM MoaIOVTII IAar5 NJ Tbe teak was hEy Iereaeeatekyon ueatv Ot thV4IboLtbe atliodance we Th iut wefdr all affe- oiui4uIwrk won esslly b5r e' TIa' Tbicied ma krjuly Mg. lot Iwo" year 5 fseieu5 bed thirteen ataet 4 era.

At the one-half sails pole Sssvssien' eased thee driw elwos. MalChOreIsedisMd Roeafleran throbbeother boeiessathatU lM. foot of tlsegtsnd stand Oooige Iihid' wsre Irons and Mhh4 with Sewssont threeieogslos bsluto. whowas 1hbeisw Iineahiewtlblureenotohrthand theothsea' atrhneootTheSniibwuIoudIyappko4e 07 The thtrn rseevu fec Jereey-Derb' sweepetake. for three 134rnlles pendthrlft csntgheese ten Iengi I tote Wilful.

3i L'- Tine fourth toes allmgesfl mites PIiel-pI awayfiel Milan raclugandiha rssLwere upOugolng quarteesjilot leedingied by three1engths es ages 6111 l- inSe 8 awayfinst position torsecond mile pole Monitor was again leading Jerico andUno apping' thee dnhah between' Usna. ijin3 dectdedJerlcho byt Mopltoraecondantl 3lS t-s 5 and last race was a beolap flOO nor. Bnnchev did not go the course. 5:52. 1" S.

Spedsldlspachtoflaconatltnlictt. KvJuly The In- 2) VonArnlns third. fast threw a shoeandwelghtonthe hiestsnd Ihesecond 2:20 cLass TbeBIseasedakep BdsToc July The from Liver. I IXIG haveno uponshlpmenta th rily. This 2' S.

TheLeisIaaaflbt Fpeclsldispstch to TheCozistltuiiom Thecaucus re- OttstbePls The riogyacht Jeanette down the slowly away frnrn-crowdr anure AHyde The flalIlmr Casferoase. Lazzanior Va. The J. cailed the delegates and ofthe Rev. it.

A. Young. DD yUle Dat. ii' eereld. ireachrrvmtea Wasasiovor Wm- A COOkaUd SheilabargerWiison Mias Lucy Wattson Rhelt bamaforbreachofpromlse ft Ilorgen Hortonsandihen refnsedtokeephijengage.

S. eros. Gathollohlteiary association is progreelagiplen- were thecomphet. works of Scott Dkke Maryati OrUhinoyer Denim Faber Prescotsand Coopel' The IeekwaM Tiiiiei. Loaner July.

The Ike. Swiss has paid fetflcs to the fits Oothard Itherto withheld on so- non observance be Thirteen By PAVL Mist. July A sicIil' die. fromEed ISing Minseoterny. 4 of Livras 8.

M. Gild sheriff andthe of eoanyo ArkansurmeutinthIj war here to-de RaTseSaatflftendsflgzsa tonayogtarcan A lazes with threeseciarati and Mial beads has been kuled hi Ruelititle Ky. A nsneysy white julrre1 has been killed in Meielh4s17. 9aaTioaibsibsosia sad asoelfsGl1 Lu OTSt sentk1 at Jeiy. wmrnbssjeis lnkoi toss mouth.

5- A asovaot besse saonmi4j ia Tees lamweeaiYsIedel1psi 1. i 70501 1'- T. Akawes hmb steaM Slar of uatvyety1gij1a. 5' WAcoTUu ewpeis mM or half a tMn Ousniasse and Ioz thesmed elsie be bees thftrn ssse Pel Worth ass 5 eeLoease. 5 i b' veseiti dnMtul ix dteiea ai1u in te ersqiasiim.

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