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otl umi nun wito nbKrib4 thirty millioo dollars to teUd tht nwJiiMi from wyorii toCbiaijar Tbjhmtn in an dty dosing tit wrtou eoiutnetiofl ccntrad tad AnbUof th dtteOi of UWMW Georgia nilrotlicbemtt. 0 Ioo 11 letra for JtlDta OQ a- netdty night when tb work will tart Colon Maddox and tx-Mayot Calbotm do tart thU moreloj from Atlanta when hi tcFati tranaferwiS mad of thi deeds chart of th Georgia West. railroad to OenraI Gordon. General Oorooo leeTei or Atlanta nut wttk npiimlses rtpld work on tht Georgia Wtstem. Oar rotd are coming at last ud they V.

coming with whoop. President Phinliy. of the Georgia rail, It hers. hln ttock of hi rotd on tbi exchange in lea then two weeks. The governing" committee of the New York tock board his approved it Pzszldnt Wsdley of the Central railroad If re.

Ii said to be arranging to dl- Tid the Ocean steamship company's stock JjuotKOOOOOO to the Central ttockholdtrs. This will be 80 per cent stock divide. A. difficulty ii td to be found In tht term la the leu of JJb South. western railroad which provides that whenever the Central road dlvidee the stock.

the accumulation or ista to Its own stockholders. it shill divide the urns to the Southwestern stockholder. in the proportion of 8 to 10. This makecaboat twelve million dollars instead of seven million dollars to divide the Ocean steamship to between. It this difficult.

can be evaded the stock dividend is said to be sure. I went to see George Altred Townsend to-night. II. said I um up Conklings attitude II that of a prisoner to be hung in the morning but wbo commits suicide the night before ills only hope la that if he didn't cut hit throat deep enough to kill him he would catch tome sympathy on execution day. LWO.

NASHVILLE IN FUMES. Tk. tl 7 Swffer U. Severe Calamity. Special dispatch to The Constitution.

NwvJLtE May 17. The fire this morning was the most destructive that has occurred in Nashville for many years Corn niencing in the oil nil paint establishment of Warren Bras corner of Warren and Church streets it spretd rapidly north east and west till thirty-four buildings were consumed. The new marble trout Noel block on Church street of eight three story buildings. including the beautiful new office of the Western Union telegraph company with ill its valuable equipments is in ruins. The fire in this direction west struck across an slicy destroying two old buildings occupied is rrttaaruiti sod dab rooms and with great difficult the Mix well house end intervening block were sued.

On the opposite side the same strevtth whoe iie liquor hue of Ryan ii Ryan and hopkins Lawreice adjoining the American office were de. ttivyed tote her with the small intervening buildings. The roof and cornice of the mHiun tu lJi were partially burned but lie main damage to this building nod its contents was from water on the machinery paper and newspaper flies. Sweeping east long Church street the re destroyed wholesafe liquor house and the warehouse Cherry 0 Co. and some smaller buildings Moving north along College street lb.

furniture Louses of Phil tp Bctlneider and twell Snood and a wtlieM and china store adjoining the buildings no the wulide College street oocu i as a storage room by Weekly A Psi-ceo and several uualler buildings were dIllLrurd The estimated loss is near a half million dollars. The insurance does not exceed 200 too By Aociated Press. Nun May 17. Shortly alter seven o'clock last night Messrs. James Martin and Charles Leach discovered a tire in what has been known as Warren Moore's plan.

Ing mills. but which was occupied by Rob- sri Lowery as I planing mill and turning factory on South High street. They attached a hose to a hydrant. and could base extinguished the tire but for the fact hit the stream was so weak that it would not run more than two feet out of the nozzle and of se thy oo old accomplish but little gx with It. Tue dimes spread so rapidly that they had to abandon any attempt to suppress them.

The mill was soon in a blast from top to bottom arid was a total loss in spite of the vigorous efforts of the fire depart snent The Union the buildings and the machinery belonging to Warren Moore is estimated at 5000 with no insurance. During the are the rear window of tOe Churolh of the Advent was ignited and be- iween lire and water was broken it was ihe- ntmorial window to the late Bishop Owl lot the purchase of which Bishop uIntard raised I subscription of 1000 wnlle theC lurch of lbs Advent was in course of erection. The residence on the southeastern ear oar of High and Cumberland alley and the double brick residence on the corner of High and tbtal ty between Cumberland alley sod Broad street were ignited but the names were extinguished before any serious damage was done. uul May IT. A great tire Is reported raxing at Kahville Tennessee.

No definite Information concerning it baa yet been ttccived but it is rumored that tour Mwes ar at the mercv of the flames. UaiirBia May The fl's at Nsshyille this morning burned the Noel building Including the Western Union telegraph qioe. Communication with that city La interrupted. The fire is now reported to be beyond outrolel the fire department sad now eludes four quarts with the No block I th center. Cucmati May 17.

There is no wire from hereto NMuvllle. Louisville hu a wlr Tbetazwellhnae Americuinewt- paper otloe aod the Western Union Isle graph office art burned. Tb mayor of KaihvUl baa telegraphed Louisville that there it danger of tb whole mo burning. Loutnille lending fir engines. No farther particulars art obtainable Just now.

Maxcuis. May 17 Th manager of the Memphis telegraph office bas been Instructed to send all spire Loatroessuts and supplies by th first train to Subvillt II tb ofuc thins hU lott sverythln Cijcrnxvi Uay 17. Prlvat idylcea from Niabtills say I fir has been raging oecek this morning Th. reports rot th mot tenutional character and lackdeflnitenen. KAwnux Term.

Msy 17. A firecaa- I. thIOf ot 500OW occurred her it 10 o'clock this mornlor taking in the Western Union Wgrapb office in the Noel block among I the first bUt1d1u dtroyed and cuttitg off iii communication by wire. fir OOIlUI1aced Is Warren Brothers' taint house igniting and. naumIng lWp Schntldtrt furniture store At- U-4 furniture XUtu.

nuttw P. BlnatnthaU china ware tjb Not block northeast eorv of Chuich vtdCoUtje ttmtf valued at 70000 tb uericQ burned' A Pearce whisky boa Ryan dt Ryan whisky ho jthpeoluntlary war rooms org A. Dickt whisky bonus Z. Hyar rax uaa4 ft larg umbur of aUer bolidinge incloding one-ball txJ otfouf squares. theades jalm Ttdted tttavtciaUy dazn so ctopala Lyons Davta af toJ wneS di wt lUbtalng.

Your hrtdge Os thaMl ut ridAtUtwwtOsntaa aad whit catr. wer washed away i by fwabeta-- The ttaten taiaonui xufOA leave Junction dry joiueortoa jeaa at VOL XTTT. tED1iE HIS COMMISSION WILL BE TO FIGHT TUB PRiDItliT. Tat 6 iaUr Us Pulley It Oral Bask at Aatasriu 0181 tat i War I. tks Lad if Term.

May 17. Tht retigoaUona of Conkllng and Platt art all the talk every where. Senator Conkling declined to talk with reporters. sayIng he had expressed himself freely in his letter to th governor of New York but trusted friends of Conk. Hug called on hint It his rooms and he talked freely to them.

He was severe in his strictures upon th administration and denounced Robertson as a traitor to hit party. He went over' all of ob riaons conduct in connection with tire Chicago coDnDtlOnaud said that' he would never support a man who had bolted and fought against. his party prganitattoa II Robertson did then. Conkling expressed to his friends entire confidence of the rejec tlon of both Platt and himself by the New York legislature at the time when under the constitution the election can take place. Oookiing produced a list of the members of the legislature and the theclusi---aeation of their politics to show that hit re-election is certain end also Plaits and said that would not go nearer Albany than New York city and that ho will re-elected without asking for it.

Ht spoke bitter terms of the president. charging him with having violated his honor. Cooking wd he would regard his re-election as an indorsement of hla fight against Robertson and a rebuke to the administration but that what is more important his re-election will be a commission to him as an independent anti- administration sens tor that he appeals to his party representatives on the woe be- tween him and the administration and a re election will authorize him to fight the administration to the gad of its term and strike in a blow wherever he can get a chance. He declared his purpose to make war on the administration from the date of his re-election. Re expressed the belief that the senate will remain in session until he comet back.

A friend remarked that the Date would adjourn this week. Conking said that he thought not that the democrats were now in the majority and would be shrewd enough to continue the session to give a chance to open his aggressive war against the president. Walking up end down the room Conkling spoke of the president as another Hayes said the republican party was disgusted with this sort of president that the continuation of Garfield in his treachery towards republicans. would make the party solid for a stalwart like sot. and would result in the nut presidential convention nominating Grant or some man like him who as Oonkiing says can always be found when wanted by the republican party on all occasions.

Cockling made the third term quite prominent in talking with his friends and spoke of his fight as the beginning of the contest mi the defeat in IBM of Garfield and the nomination of some determined stalwart. Conkling referred with some bitterness to the action of the republican senators in not standing by him. For more than three hours Cockling remained in his rooms receiving and talking with friends who called. The president when spoken to about the matter said that he was advised of the in tention to resign and was prepared for it. tie said that Cockling's Con did not in the least disconcert the administration that the sun will rise and set UM tame when Conklmg was a member of the sen ate.

nator Cockling's rectal letter he makes the WI FUh ton of the former dlrtngulshed ecrt- of tale had la deference to an ancient practice. placed hit position at the disposal of the new idmlniauatlon but was ready to remain Ii his post he desired to do to. Inquiry today at the diplomatic bureau of the state department revealed the follow. tog facts in the case of Mr. Nicholas Fish late minister to Switzerland On the 13th February 1881 he wrote Secretary ta that he must decline to remain longer at his post and enclosed his resignation.

On the 7th of March Mr. Fish addressed a letter to Secretary Elaine asking to be relieved front duty. lbs resignation was accepted and a note of acknowledgment for faithful duty was sent to Mr. Fish by Secretary Blame. Learning a short time afterward that while Mr.

Fish was uuwilllngto stay in Switzerland he might possibly desire to still remain in diplomatic service Secretary Elaine telegraphed him April 4th asking him if it would be agreeable to him to go to Denmark General Badesu having declined that mission. Mr. Fish replied iy cable declining Denmark for the reason that desired promotion. In reference Mr. Cramers appointment as Mr.

Fish's successor in the Swiss mission it la learned that this was done in answer to a personal request of General Grant who asked that his law might be sent to a more southerly climate his long residence at penhagen interfering with his health. Dtscowed by tb Press. New You. May 17. Tbe Sun says The lnaUoo of the two New York is a highly sensational proceeding.

The only argument that cats be presented to Justify uch a manifestation that under the circumstances becomes proper lot them to return their trusts to the legislature la order that their policy nay tie accepted or condemned by Cut body. It In novel II well as a far chin complication which Crinkling has now added to the serious difficulties of the republican situation and ill dUJem will wit with unaffected Interest to see how It comes out. Till StdtI Zsltung doss not consider their probable reelection by th legislator as a yludi. oaUoD for fif VM in order to have his conies vindicated is would have bees necessary fur Mr. tbnklfng to postpone his resignation until alter the legUlator has adjourned sins dl.

and then I before tk people at the next election of bets of th bb' 1111 Journal of Oommaic says We regret that a Urge lid respectable portion of tile republican party refuse to support the prealdestiol of their choice lid ar not only attacking Mm la tilt Journals that contributed to his election but art seeking In every psble way to cosine aim la to managing publis anain. for th benefit of a clique of politicians Walnut that honest and patriotic seen who not staves ot tit pf will refute adthcxuelvMto stub dlis aaetul saan tt III the chief meig1sUa5ot tbe nation. Those who ar opposing tl ar not attusgtn behalf of the country bat lor th interests ot a tectton othl late adherents that rebel pin fcto authority bt- cua they via'S control him as they desire The Herald says HUrsm Washington have taken a sadden and tam. tort Baa rougeit was tocustoiaea. to say that nothing happened but tb unexpected.

Hatting could toot II' tttaa ta II of. Kr. Qtckflzg and Mr. from the esnals. Such a tte oould only taken under a strong tense of duty and can only hi to socouldered toe not to to th mire ensuing sad waywardness of Men like UrIc sad Katt would not take th tnptwnt step of sewing hose th senate miss It blended to glv th set the grayest BSb meaning- th truth that wtConkUng end Matt sad their toaowtaaas WJowedftt policy Thlslsastvttt potttton or theDBlt4 Statta sad wwdttUwiapalaonttttotttttraaan4ft bMttdewla artthost who tell hiss to tha totetsa th mteest ot tae IstBlalatittlr Jmathastat department.

sMtiiUti lot th has AttlhaftbttztJmJf spiitneto aaasM ntoOerwatef ofQweablatt ar rtortaB4 ttttey font tffet ttHtsBita flto J1fch. ekes maMH uulf would hla not for uablUoa and battorthb stlnte Ksofthpartyand tfctna. TneTribun captions Us editorial A Theatri cal rjdk Del seys Oieoors no not ita' Htlthet Qlak1IDc nor Jlstthis any ides of leaving th There taaehatae-j ten In a French comedy who to tafevtufaantliaf wlahlsmlstrenand ultttog the bous a me both always leave Us BmbfeDa behind hue as a pretext of returning and th mesas returning. It is safe to say that uttther of our has itreb up the lease of his lodgings. The farce at Washington wW be romplet by a fare at Albany suet they will have whatever rJ they can pi out of the theatrical pertor- CHICAGO May 17 Tribune republican says After sIx nab vain endeavor to bully and beg th republicans of th senate to aid Mm In delealfag th th republican party of th country With defeat.

1111 Is a demand that the republicans of the New York legislature shall reelect him that may retires to the serial to defy end bantam the republican presJdent and tilt 1 can seuts He nottfleftca legislature that reflected will divide ha party ia Haw York and thus divide and defeat In th country. Will lib re-election keep the party united Is New York or In the country Wmth mi. can people tolerate rat Insolence and usurpation of WI mm any longer Will not his rapport and friendship be fatal to any candidate ht may favor hereafterf Does want to be before the country other than as au open and declared enemy of th republican party Ii' that not his future mission and ii not that the particular minion to which his tastes aad abilities art Jti adapted Accepting Oankltngthyrefnrtln his owa selected portion as the determined enemy of tb republican party IDPied henceforth In dividing and defeating that party. why should tN republicans of the New York legislature reflect him to an office which he baa never used except to gratify the malignant hatred engendered by his own insatiable vanity. The New York legislature may crept the command of Rescue Conkllng but the republicans of tilt great republican states of the country will be party to this slavish proceed lug.

They accept hit challenge. They will purchase no peers with Mm They will be brave. and defy hit threats and his warfare. They are not disappointed In him. His enmity to the penny can work It no harm save to the extent that it Is tolerated to the peril.

The best ot all methods to retain peace. harmony and union in the republican party of the nation La to make resignation a finality by the election of a republican to the senile as hit successor. Th Inter Ocean republican says There III two In the country at least to whom self-re is more than office two men who will not sit silently by sad see their stats antagonized the enemies of their party rewarded and con. tinue to retain their seats In a body which accepts and swallows the enforced dignity. Nothing remains for the senate to do but to sepa rate whatever else may have happened or have been left undone.

A victory has been gained for Cooking La out of the way and will not. plague the administration so let caps go npi The democratic party tally one In their contest. Senator and his colleague have exereIIe4 sir undoubted privilege and taken. a manly spume and have done that which few public men would dare to do In the lace of foil angry and powerful executive. a May 17.

the Republican says We suppose that Conkllng boa reason to feel certain of hit re-election or he would not have resigned. We are confident that he oounla up returning to the senate with greatly Increased prestige by reason of a re election at the hands of a legislature that was elected last year he will find that he has greatly. tni the temper of the people. Tile Sentinel says The really hopeful feature of i affil Is that Cooking in hit manifesto conies outu the champion of civil service reform. Everything he said on the subject of Merritt' removal viewed from the standpoint of public interest.

Is true. The Sentinel baa more than once pointed out that there was no defense whatever for this summary discharge of a faithful official. There are a great many queer things In politics but It Is hard to recall a queerer devel. opment then James A Garfield's removing a faithful public servant to make room for a personal favorite and Cooking's appealing to the country against changes on civil service reform grounds. lxllUlflroLll May 17 The Journal says Senators Coakling sad Platt have nut resigned out of pique nor for nothing.

Garfield succeeded to the presidency by means of the vote of New York. Surely it cant be said Cockling contributed nothing to the republican success In that state and the nation. The ThuppoDlment of Judge Robertson wu not the recognition of the Blame party In New York or of the Independents. or anybody else. It was solely iou purely sir attack on ConkUnK so conceived so understood and so expressed by everyone.

It is only tines who believe that Senator Conkling should be punished for tome undefined and indefinable offense who can by any pomihitity Indorse the action of the president in the matter. Sis FuIlCI8CO May 17. Of Mr. tumbling's rtI. Igntionthe Bulletin says Re wanted control- the appointments and falling he retires.

Re antegoolsed Use and I break was Inevitable. Tile toll strength of his ease Is that Robertson wit offensive to him on persona1 grounds. The better tJ wt of the republican La In favor of giving the president a chance. Cooking appeals to have sought no other end than to strengthen hit own political position and that of hit prt1Wh11e hit great ability La acknowledged hit retirement can hardly be considered a calamity. The Alta after reviewing the history of the float between the Now York senator.

end the president says It is simply an outgrowth of the vicious spoils system. Prom a purely unpenizan point of view the cent st has no merit. being a struggle jar power. There La suns Justice In the claims of both aides from a republican point of view. TM struggle is to be- deeply regretted for much henna and little good can come of U.

From a democratto point of view it is a lovely fight and will pluwu the old democratic ate don. To a man up a tree It looks like a very unseemly exhibition. The Post says the ret1paUon wm be received with surprise end regret. Cooking made the nomination of Robertson a personal matter and saw he would be defeated and should th tune reelect him would be an Inddrsemento his opinion. GA.

Stay 17. The Chronicle says of Cooking's resignation Be has been au III 11" and malignant enemy of the tenth which Ihollld re in the triumph of President Garfield and the defeat of Senator OonkUnf Southern senators should sustain the president In tile lull exercise of his constitutional tights. Ms bas ged Mmiolf the south jhi sustain frt In his efforts to store peace and brotherhood to all sections of tn non Ye. May 17. Th Dispatch says" Mfir ffilTngdwi ts his poet In the flat Welch ani leavu his faithful soldiers to their late.

Only one does ht take with htm tails guilty flight- th pretended Junior tfnitfl from New York. but really the subservient tool th lordly B. A beautiful pair of traitors they art. Gonkung resignation Is th T1" freak of a spoiled demagogue who would ruin his country to spit bis enemies. i zxraeszzn me oosrtnro RUE.

Wjaisovoe. May 17 The opinion was ODnkllnf bad foun bims ir too to meet that b4 tonal hixuelt a powerful a supposed and that In resigning Gangling avoided a fight be had brought on that Oanl foresaw everything war going against him aai preferred to temporarily' vacate the seat. The pnI14ent saiUfied- with UI position Salad taken. and that the eona try la with him. U.

hid saly maintained abs prerogative of the prtleet which wu his uuter thicooitltattoa etna would not bent therepubUoa party in KewTork anywhere slssbnj added thatODQillBgnadtbaen roliesgue his end wo 111 again aad fa would not erUJcIa him. of ConkBngs Idsadi smong the re pubUcau aeaatorV edIbles his tci very unwise. aadttxa ttnator said ltwu unarfla. Qeibliaghis bat ouattd lbs notesto the KewTork ator ts oufldiu of pa lctltt 0a th eootat maters oathrepuhacaatlawho it en adnause of taokthltvJew that IX thmgaatioan lbMn othetduptse tomagrtattsn4it wouMbtsaa- ilVotatsaset bob like ttiflIeg. i Senator KeQacswh6kMb Meoutt 4amm Cockling asjvortaca.

spok tnrignatlaB anponarbwarfpuhacaa satta and Wher praabaat et ttepartyisadvvna wliiahow eondustvtly his strength th republican party. ldonotbeJIerthlsandeaito I1eiisrg tk nt will ba accepted. II Bauatorposillag rgziaI1oa be accepted to you think Ma power will be thjnredr Theme JWT been such cases tile htotory of Amsotosu and In which leaden have managed sogale bythelitrwupersoatllnflDeatetnd prestige ijncltlonlath party of which they Verfll Suck were Henry Clay on th Whig side and Silas Wright on the other. What fen torConkllng chance to do ti art I. 4 A.

gH wltt said that although he tafl blU would btgood party policy for tilt teaooalato aidmeonnnnlng Bobertson. ha4fce tto- dined to with dntllng thls matter simply bets he favored anything which seemed like a check on the growing power of th executive. Re himself wutpproiched kao who offered to rive 124000 to The sl critic campaign fund he was promised tilt place secretary of the Th replyi twen was that. the democtaBo party was not fighting for sort of ttlBibat to destroy Jnsriaeh sort of practices. Re simply viewed Senator pusitlolt si tending to preserve the balance of power.

The president should act bargains with a- tcza but la this particular case the bargain as not suede and the senator had resltned. The ezccnttre power was already greater then iisi Qeneni Woodtox Vnttad States strict attor ney. when Informed of the rtsiiJiatlon of Conkling and Halt turned pale tnet red and finally ue that was decidedly green. Hlseyesopenrt an4he stared at the reporter sad wjfa- j. quired In ttuppicasod toilet ire youposltlvs can there Jb no mistake Tit new.

hat been confirmed there is no possibility of a answered the tepor1er. Wen said the td ii looking out of thwindow lamsur prleed. The custom house was Invaded for views upon the resignations. Collector Merritt uJ4 that he would Ilka to hive the- report before expressing any opinion and when At reporter said the official Information hid leen sentbom Washington said would be bet not to talk on the subject ht too much utontahed with the news. B.

Sherman president of the Mechanic. national bank was liked whatua buslnest man and republican he thought of th news. U. re plied that he we. very much surprised but he supposed the cause of the resignation was the fort that Garfield had nominated collector of the port of New York without consulting Mr.

Conkllng. Do you think that the course of the senators Is likely to cause any sertout detriment to the state of New York or the country Mr. Sherman re plied with a simple negative. Do you think th cause suggested wu a good reason for tile resignation Not for anybody but Goatling said Mr Sherman he La a highhanded follow you know. I am much surprised twhat has taken place.

though I thought there would be trouble when the president selected Maine as one of hit Foreigners now don't think much of the republican form of government end we go on cutting up la this way they will have less confidence In It than ever. A. Strange Revelation. UIVIB May 17. This mornings Republican contains a long article on the controversy In which It staes the results of Inter views between prominent western republicans and Thomas 14.

Nlehol as to the up of the cabinet. It Is stated that from the hour of Garfield's election It we. determined to Ignore the Grant arid Cooking follow- era. Soon loiter the election Governor Foster of Ohio wrote a letter to Whllelaw Reid of the New York Tribune In which he stated that Garfield desired the New York legislature organized ait and that in anti man be sent to the senate that Mr. Rfildi double- leaded editorial In the York Tribune prior to the counting of the electoral votes simply foreshadowed the policy and re suited from sir Interview had between Garfield andB id on UI.

occasion of JarfleJdi first vWf to Washington alter his election. The Republi cans Informant as early as January was uaured that no blend of Grant or Cockling wonld go Into the cabinet and a telegram was sent to a cabinet aspirant informing him that friendship toward Grant would be fatal to his appointment. NSW You May An Albany specialVinf Express says La believed by some state senators that the statutes do not give the legislature power to fill expirations or vacuities for the office of United States senator pt on the second Tuesday after the meeting of the legislature. The statute certainly runt this way and ills mtei- preted to mean that the tocoesionot two senators cannot be appointed until the IOtA day of January 1882. The Post special says that word comes this morning from several counties that public meet- logs have been called sustain the president.

An ladnemeR and a Blank Ey ALiia N. Y. May 17. The republican general committee to-night elected Hon. Andrew 8.

Draper ii president. Resolutions indorsing the action of Means. OonkIlo. and Platt were nn ntmnn iy adopted. and copies ordered to be sent to President Qsrfleld.

It La 1 to-night that Assemblymen Congdon Sheldon and Former have come out against wilt Roecee Slip Vp- ALBiBT N. May 17. The opinion Is grow- that the senate will refuse to go Into an election of United States senators end will leave the choice to the next legislature. Some of the ions- rs say they think. the question as to whether the resigning senators should be returned and their conduct approved It one that the people should lave the opportunity to pass upon.

into May 17. The Advertiser states upon authority that lion. JUChUld Crow ley will not. under any rlreumstanoea. be baacandidste far Untied State senator sad thinks that UDder the circumstances both Measrs.

Cooking and Platt should be unanimously elected by the re publican legislature of New York. One Hundred Gas. HUDOH N. Y. May 17.

The mends of the administration here fired one hundred guns so noon today. Petitions are in circulation against the of and Platt. i A Lynching Pwstpa-ae Doysore. May 17. A crowd of farmers 11211 bering 290.

went Saturday night from the neigh. borhood in Ottawa county. this state. where Cody the young farmer was recently killed by ill hired man. a German tramp to the county ail at Grind Rams with tbe avowed uneiiuuu- lIon ci lynching the mntderer.

They rosebud town about midnight. but lbs sheriff had been forewarned end had summoned a strong posse. besides the local military company. to tbe defense of Jan. Th prosecuting attorney shrewdly invited the cttUens to send a committee 05 their number to Inspect the Jail and till defenses which was dons.

The committee reported that things looked trifle ugly about tea Jail aid guaaed the lynching had better be postponed. The report adopted unanimously lord the crowd tzrivtd home la time to do their Sunday morning chores. U-G Trace dliecniisri. May 17 yesterday morning. irseph Esiseeri.

toll-keeper of tb dnwbddg at Vlncennes Indiana. was shot dead by Jsme Swaltowli years of age. Early In the evening. Swallow with five farads had attempted to erost the bridge without paying toll but re prevent. ed.

At midnight they returned end all pildtoU but Swallow. who refused. struck him on th arm with a cane. whursnpcsr Swallow drew a revolver and Bred th fatal shot. wile lid daughter rushed out.

of the hoes in lime to tee the murderer and his Mends running away. Swallows horns it la Oltene county. but a reward bee been off dtor klsarrest. JtimCnrvTiaMay Tb able between Roy West and Ravens has been. repalied a csmmuai2loa has been restored.

county. Arkansas by the million. Is crowded with nenVnyinr up the Umber laB Utn usirt iaciet. iriBl weekly 1 Tea tadof the Texas and Pcdfle reilsay trick ui ibeea pa bed over ttirtyaUet to the sv war of the Colorado tv f. potud Ts woos load.

la Corpus Ohdstl. Ttzat la au years has grown from ao to7jni i 000 Lxnat clilmatht agil ito1a roridx. Pimxas la Qadsden county. Tlorldafliav beta devouring in lamenst ol live ttoc a. aou ar now product tm that last ttaton wit bearto ma sogoes wenTtnaesM kav tcala Ukenth iansastoT aM art- Itavtnr fc tot taadwdt KXKRCISB THEftt pOHDKROUS JAWS vst tat rtofMtits htisir TksBaattflstiUuEiscitivsBss i 0 masTC OaamhtttK part Favsrsily Kr.

RertssL 7 ff ff UtJ In Uie MniU to. ffii of West VLrgInII tar the reading Journal Inquired Ironically of Uf. awt wbtth rlit was not now- ready to niiflnr th election of iatafflcri Dtwoj replied that whatever the majority of the serrate should decide on that resolution wonldlbW to. wonli tot lonndresisdng the will of the senate itself. Ti tenator' from West wcame from an accidentaloccurrence on th republican side ready to submit to the will of the majority.

Decautebe believed hattJhepiwaaamtjorlty onhlsside. He MrDawei ld110t a word to say but wei to boVb ihe will th nnajenlty at him or against frm. Mr. Dvi said that be was glad that the senator from Massachusetts was a tiling to proceed with the pressing boniness which le bidheeniQ to get oa with thor a lC ojto epwt mnd on ur i rtood Ont would suppose that when JjlWES States senator took a position so inconsistent radically with the fundamental principles of the government that the ma orlIy should not rule unless the majority WOuld do II he wanted. he would not be ambitious to uncover himself to the Amex- Iran people.

He Mr. Vwes would remind the senator that the scriptuea spoke not commendable terms of men who rnade themselves bare to the girt the Indignant publlQ. exposing themselves and their shame. The senator had' had no higher ground for hit opposition to the resolution than that he was conscious that the result up to yesterday would be against him and now he woke up to an alarming and new zeal for the passage of the resolutionaimply because an accidental majority had yesterday morning been turned upon him. So far as he Dawes was concerned no motion which the senator might mike in regard to the resolution would meet with any opposition beyond the force of his vote.

Mr. Davis regretted. that the senator should have referred to the scriptures to support him it didn't come from the right direction. He would like to know how long this accidental majority" was going to continue. The democrats had hid this accidental majority" three or tour terms.

Hi had ked more in pleasantry than otherwise' whether the enator from Massachusetts desired to proceed to the consideration of his resolution. He- Davis had no wish to force It. Mr. DawIII moved to go into executive session and declined to yield to Mr. Burnaide to call up his oceanic canal resolution.

Mr. Burnelde thereupon raid he would. tomorrow call it up and ask the senate to dispose of it In one way or another. The senate then at 12:15 went into executive session. Democrats are said to be contemplating a weekly newspaper here to be the organ of the democratic party.

It la to. be pert magazine pan newspaper half political half popular and la. to be under the control of Jere Black andhis ton Chauncey Black. An intimate personal friend of Secretary Elaine says that he has abandoned all aspirations for the presidency and that he desires to remain secretary of state and to become minister to England if Garfield shall be elected. for I second term.

The committee tin commerce this morning decided to report In favor of con firming the nominations of Judge Robert- oa a ooUector far thrport piJiaw York Generit TM TTUt as consul general It' Lon don and General Btdeau. as charge ieffaln to Denmark. These nominations will be reported back to the senate during to-day's executive session but will doubtless be laid over under we general rules until to-morrow. Among the nominations of the senate to-day were Mrs. Mazy H.

Long. to be postmaster at CharloUnUle Vs. and Re beers A. Naboe at Holy Springs Miss. The senate In.

executive session hat confirmed the nomination of Frederick Douglass. to be recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia There was some opposition and considerable debate but he was confirmed by arc overwhelming majority. The nominations of Judge Robertson Gun. era Merrill and General Badesu were then reported back from the committee on commerce end placed on the calendar with committees recommendation for oonflrma. Xion.

They will be called up for action by the senate morrow. Stanley Matthews to-day took the bath of tmco I associate justice of the supreme court. Chief Justice Waite has relieved lattice Bradley from duty in the Sixth circuit comprising the states of Ken. picky Tennessee Michigan and Ohio and assigned Justice Matthews to that circuit. ALL AROUND US.

trknt the People tbe Staoa Are By Man and. Wire to The Constitution. CoJIDBa May 18. Aad accident hap- ued at the paper milt terdaj morning. trlohn Harville and his two sons aged respectively nine and eleven years were in be river bathing and the little fellows no being able to swim got into water over their leads and the oldest was drowned.

Yr. tlarvUle Wee close by and rendered all th tsalstance he could out cm not save them 0th. The body was found In about lour hours afterwards. This is a tad affliction indeed and the family have the sympathy of the entire community The protracted meeting ii the Methodist church it growing is interest. The pinto Rev AC Thomas neachedamott excellent sermon yesterday morning to a- large sod appreciative audience and the prospect indicates good result ACOB May 16 The anticipated visit General Fitxhngh Lee of Virginia to Ma.

con' the coming week is attracting a great des of interest. It understood that the Second Georgia battalion will tender him escort on the evening of' his address a tIre theater and the fine band of the Volun teen will furnish the music. The address will be on the battle of Chanco11onrille. ch furnished the finest exhibition of tire genius of Lee and the strategy of Jack. ton during the war between the states.

was wen represented on that great field. and is proud of her rzend. A. very large audience. may be expected to greet General Lee on this occasion.

GIDTDI May Sty you ziendl pushers fnmKewoan and Westmatlet up this locust I'm now the boasts are harmless but when I saw thorn the lout timt and heard the fanners expressing sue plaintive words of fear that the plague was upon leaved sod spoke 01 the serioBsposslbairlet of locust vm e. IndlTidoallj I. want seated but I knew the others were. ThtMzt tow CUM men Uoni this tastier may expect a tega Maybe WI didnl liars a sandstorm yesterday evening about peat i o'clock. Who SSTS we didn't previdcatea.

A tire boor named bright red cloud tile outer edges ofwhlckwere wry dark come roaring up fron the northwest and 1 ost about scared this wpUoatot their wltsT Ifs a cyclone turtl said dona la my hearing. end then when toe gusts of wind rams. and elevated every square Inch or loose dial end sand Into veritable clouds. tb alarmingly tbrsetenlng. proved only a.

tun however and la a Jew usia. tiles th went down behind a clear sky. Wt are needlafritaj badly. very badly and men. stand i ready toVvswea tile crops a failure unless WI aavtralnffiarden a- Is being retarded and stiawbetriea loft very much duangered with a few still in th ring.

The thermometer baa wiled down to decrees sinee5atoidai. TAtsBomlnsrlttaodatlS Sat urday It united la the eighties end landed at ninety lx-- Wonder we ate going have jUpn vttuJMay ir Ray adjourned fcnaol fiaitowsnpedor court. eon venedyettzr day. Several lawyers torn a- tanct axe to i Judge Isle this morning gnsmrtsrl snIajnnctioa restraining th city from tntactni Ia ordmww provtalng for tB' poundIng sad selling bc found runs lag at larnlnth city. Thsmozlastwaoewutajze the case or The ate vs.

A. Thomas convicted ttlasttenaof enort ot tatmurdetol Alfred being argued Kev.T- X. Smith and Ot ed narrow stcsped beat lIerIoutl un this not lag. They sun nahtoK end when near ttuuanadBst below Iowa their feoatbteam rrtj1 nerratapa mgtraln ana walried suddenly around laming th busy over and lbzow JL Lbvts and Dr. toady ra th emecetos al two taxy StieS building ejtMala sttat ass UM ralliDad oo o.

jmtteim portionctlattonoerittB teua orMbackbone ndtaatBaiyMaboo alii" nothing andthat Dxcinrt May lU-Bev. Booi. pester Central Presbyterian church rf Atlanta will rtthhia family spend tb turamer in hey wmoccupy Mr Wlti Mcftmaon' iest enc on Webster MJsa AscIi Swift langhter of Colonel John 11 Swift of rjiKn i. this place Th wheat andoafapjia at yery floe fettle eowtn tb bed Saws had In see- scat years. The dry weather said to bsasIously tnierferlzrg with th growth of mains tattkie Un of th county.

The RhOOI of th That Presbyterian church ot your sty is pick ilcUngatth hUdreosUeniacl toUUspTac TlnsaruajiL W. JL 3oorasuperintendent Sunday-school I town end Mr. Mo. Oahee. of your idly and Bar.

Donald Truer pastor Decatur Presbyterian church. They aa teemed to. be' enjoying tile day daily These to no better- place for a thin at Decat Miss Annie Sootowti Mr eunday school clue aid few Invited-friend ar enjoying the atElrkpatricka DALTON ifr A swfrfqYi itv who' was found gnfltyratth lastitenaof thrcourt of shooting with tent to kin end bound over tea new trial at the next term of lbs court vii ar- mted Lent Saturday tot being engaged to a mow with some other patties. Os his arrest Me hoods. men gave him over to the withdraw.

ing their security for his ipeezsnes ii th nut court. Wrinkle doubtless taw the Impossibility his letting another bond and that he would have to remain In Sat until court so lie made hit escape from the. otlian as was being con. noted to" Jan by running. Re was closely per sued but without luooess.

Every effort Has been made by Sheriff On end other auUlodtlel to him and Billie Parrot rterivllle are In the sty tht gui of Misses rammelL Mljtct Gains and Unit OBazr of omesrelnthe rttyvlaltlnir friends and rela- vea. The.meetings artln prognts at th i't ninrhi' wrt' ei- CsicroN Nay 11 Tht completion or the Nanette end North sesrgla railroad la now beginning- to shape itself into facts. tome forty or more convicts from th camp situated about five miles from town Save wen brought the camp near town tad will begin at once so repair the grade and lay onus ties. The trestles end bridges ire ill being built while the grading is going steadily forward. The squad grading III now sear Ball Ground.

to which place the toad will be completed by th lat of September next and cars running there. II Plckens county raises hersueaameut 110000 the road will bt completed on through to Murphy North Carolina If not it Is saldthe toed will remain with Bell Ground as its terminus. The good people should not let a few thousand dollars deter the peat project which will certainly open up a fine country rich la It minerals etc. Xuluro. May 18.

Dr. D. A. Mathews sowed one acre In clover and I mixed and gathered and saved from It over eighty tons oi splendid hay which ha could tell readily for two hundred and fifty dollars and the whole costot winch did not exceed twenty-five dollars. Tide certainly demonstrates the tact them It wm.

pay to raise hay here. A very large crowd of negross assembled In town teat Friday to witness the execution of Allen Blsckwell but his case bay. tug been carried to the supreme court th mg of course did not come off. A shim execution Was gotten up in the evening which was so successfully managed that large number of them left with the belief that he had rosily been executed. Many new buildings are roing up In Rlbentosi amid the general lmptesioa that there will be large inmate In the boniness of the place next all.

Cureo May For the first time In the history of cur railroad the two engine met at Can ton this evening. Unit Mary" has Just been received from the shops in Atlanta where she has been undergoing repairs for arm tHnj as new and bright as if she had Just beets made. Instead of overhauled. Mr. Mays Billows one of the best engineers.

Is it the helm to keep her oq the track. Indeed. I may say Mr. Billows nor Mr. Qarwoed can be beat as first elsa engineers.

One of the engines will be uaed a construction vain' on the extension. We are lad to tee the progrenol our road end trust it will continue. Let or roll. Meson James W. Robertson Martin Body and T.

a. Wallace the committee appointed by the governor to examine into the roads finance are Canton upon their mlation Evrtt7U May It The Knfania library society at their nnnai meeting a few days ego wt Mr. Eli 8. Shorter president. A good selection.

Tire society La one of the Institutions of our place now firmly established. Bev. Mr. Porter of Florida late of Kentucky holding a series of meetings here in the First Baptist p1" tutiitffd by Rev. Mr- Wamboldt pastor.

Considerable intereet Is i nif' gt yl. Th ufaula oil crm. pany opened np this mnrnln on a two weeks' rug havlngancumuiated teed enough tor tbe purpets. since closing about one month tgtt Barbour circuit court held el Clayton. will begin next Monday Rid instant and the circuit court held at Ruisuli will begin on the ith of June roxtmo.

We had a fin. rain on Saturday flight IOOIJmo by much lightning and thunder. Comma. May Mr. IL V.

Swann died at hla home In this place this running at 1:30 o'clock after a long and psinizi ol illness. lie has been bad health for several years sad his Mends lied hopes of hit final recovery until a short Um. beck. Mr. Swann served as a soldier la the laze war in Captain J.

A 8 te warts company Xromthja. then Newton county. and made a good soldier. file was a seemlier of tie Methodist church end expressed a hope beyond tb grave a few noun before ht died. HI waa a member of the Masons and Odd yellows and requested to be buried them.

Rim burial will take place to-morrow at o'clock. lie leaves a wile and tour children. They have the sympathies of the whole 1. GLIIwILu May 18 Dr. 7.

StephensOn the noted oillt and mlneratolst la danger- oualy UI with pneumonia at hit home In this pliCi Th lecuita nave made their appearance in this county too. In passing along say of our roads one would Imagine from th racket thatal of them hid come th urn I think surely that your correspondents at rt1A11 and NIWDID have picked up so ninth shout the poor harmless creatures that their feelings un been outraged. and they UT' therefore left the two localities aforesaid and all come to the sprtop ol nurtbeast Georgia. At any rate they are here unanimously. There in a pro.

tracted meeting In progress it the Baptist church here. Buow May 16. Portions of Houston an Crawford counties were visited Saturday night by a fin rein end rrme end garden. were needing rain much. The spring oats are very much Injured up to this time for want rain.

Firm work is progressing well crop ar growing finely end In good condition. Cotton chopping machine. are being introduced In this section with prospects of success a great labor. tinl machine Much sicknes In conunn nltr though subsiding now. No mice" ques' uon.

and the whisky mo III engaging the thoughts of Houston county at tali tone. Vnsors May 11 At the residence of the bridge mother. In WI city on Wednesday even- lmthellU lMUatMiM8ini Df to Mr. Butler of Camilla Os. Ray.

J. SicEleskey performed th ceremony in a happy manner. The farmers are now quite busy getong their crops In a good con ultton. I hear some complaiat of having bad stands. In roosequence of the lata spring all the crop an rebackwerd Th monni 00 oats load twiu be comparatively small.

Aa great an soreege of cotton is plan ted this year aslart. and but little moreoorn. We are in much need of rein Ames. May Ser. J.

B. Mock D. D. win preach the ff onmineccement sermon of the Luc 2 bb Instttuta. Tbe merchants here have all to close their stores at :60.

pn every day. that the worked clerks wil be able to take a rest Borne cf the youa ladies find groat amusement in Indulging In pistol shoo ing rather dangerous though to on We hear of thrt mad Oogs that have been killed tha but day or two. A negro woman an two children were bitten betides a number of dogs. ATHnrelfty Two negro men were rl- ously injured while bleating rock near toe grist mill OB of them being blown ten feet In th ill end falling he race In his descent host that a bevy of lb. most popular ung ladle of our sister dues will visit Athens out west to be present I tile firemen's celebration Miss Glover has rented.

th Fulton house andno onidi her fleming daises there. EisntutrKay U. Editor IL Reich of the Eastman Tunes i happy. It Is a flat boy sad prospective editor or' statetmaa so doubt. A Uuiest an girls and know thalKr.

BUJda mast fees preedof 01 Us flat boyi xt out congratulations end wish th Uttl comeralongul of happiness prosperity an- usetulneai to bit country. r- TIOJWrOlf. May U. S. E.

Love a most ezeclleot lady. died see last Thursday end was burled at her lithe sin Meriwathar ooonty Eel. JIL Payne died al his home this morning. Iii was over seventy years eld end wee long time a minister In the aorta Georgia confer WIsat the rape lay Atlanta Sunday Gazette. Wa have never had any reason to doubt tha the Georgia Western railroad would be built ana that too by general Harden Kenny Gnvl JexjiTu asanet redlt a aaj on in kee15ng the Importance of the road constantly before th public thereby exciting a general interest Is It suorue.

Weiujzjettthat tie flint engine plac ou the toad be named Henry V. tady. AmerJcMfpjbIJoaa4s. i Mr. J.

T. Howe of Bunion county- haslart In our offlea specimen of wee that bt picked on his which he says will maks good rope or brown paper. It is called thwb tea7a2autiseduaieabyiianyper3naiTha thwhoi winttt The ontald frrtmiMm huep very macnaadwB atwistedmakea aatrccgtwintb It grows readily-all over tile and count II. cultivated. end with ta proper machinery bsgglsg enough could be maaufao.

lured to bate all tile Mjm railed In Georgia. and at proa tail reeou UnoiU examined th weed also says has exceUao eating properties tee wound cota awvUac eld tons. etc wb auseda poaiactjlathl fh topettor court adJOuXnd4. James Ii. BOB colored who vu convicted Friday ot sedsczton signified his readlaeM to wry th ptoMnttK ecnU UwU and tivtabondof ontauKaanddcillaa quired by th eourv tat th support of th Georgia and her child.

Tie propcataoo was ae- eere2the giritenllof andtS marriage yes IieriormedlBOptneourtby Judft aead. Just ate the ceremony a gist. eslllng tonelf San Bn whphad wsfcbsd thins olBuwwlta th rear i portto toe etty hall drank the contents of em ooaetTiaL threw the rtalaway sad walked cot toTtHalrstntt A ttBUeaaa who taw Mr ptcked up vial tad UtasVBid that It had eontalaed laudanum Ha talomed topoaee of the fact end ttt woaatt ttmisediat A the corner ein fair tad TIM stnatt ate telL. Be wat picked carried to net horn end a phjslelaatuaBon decUndmstverUpenansMtt court hoB a. bttonsh took tnalaodutasa that ah RGLAOSTORB TEN UIDWlil 5i i l- UwJttatsa Itmaitf Ii i i ltaf tit fear AttesspI il i WlAt when seriou tjjr England bee i closely allied for vert gtneraiicTj justioeijtven deceoey action taken.

The conduct of iis je sk 0 take measures to assert her vwnviews Mr. Gladstone wee tomewhafln and therefore opened lastnighti debate on the land bin instead ef speaking later. He win ted out that the charges of confitcation tad be leveled against almost every hems- eflcial measure of' the government- lie id not admit that the bill contained anything approaching conflircation anti was not prepared to admit any plea for compensation. He said he. had never known so large a measure debated for to long time wltaso ftw serious polnU brought into discussion.

Relative to the objectIon that tenants only are able to appeal to the court Mr. Gladstone said the government was pre pared to consider in committee any proposal to extend that right to landlords had no intend lion of refusing reasonable amendments. In proportion to their- anxiety to give peace to Ireland would be their desire to receive from every quar. proposal. that.

might tend to improve the bUl' The opposition were playing with edge tools in making the state of Ireland the battle ground of party. a powerful combination succeeded In overthrowing the bill sad the government a conservative government would only tan to pass a argerbilL Mr. Gladstone urged that Lord Jeaoonsfield would have acquiesced in the inevitable change. He gratefully acknowledged the spirit to which th bill. had generally been received in Ireland.

The go- mment he said. could not assent to great change of form as if it brought In one ill and passed another th house of lords might be encouraged to reject the bllL The debate was again adjourned. Michael renDOD In' a speech at Belly Roan on Sunday last declared that a ear hence any reformer who proposed compensate landlords would be laughed off the platform. He characterized the land ill a miserable measure and advocated a pow strike spinet sit rent said the anti la vary movement in America commenced offers of compensation to slave owners but that slavery was washed away in blood. Tire people should make impossible for landlord.

to collect rents. Yr. Gladstone Is indisposed and confined to his bed but his illness is not serious. Amounts from' Ireland agree that the recent numerous arrests there have not checked the agitation. TrixiT.

Special duspaich to The Oonstttutton. CouTABTllropLz May 15. The tmbuBa- dons of the powers have resolved to request Turkey to withdraw. the conditions she has proposed vto add to the Greek frontier convention. The bey of Tunis telegraphed to the port.

ou Thursday at follows A Frncb Iter hat come to my pat with a body of cavalry and submitted a treaty recommend- ng a French protectorate to me Ion signs- nre stating that he would not leave the lac without an answer. Seeing that I wan under pressure of superior force a French army being near my residence. I was obi iged for honors sake and for the prevention of bloodshed to sign without era in lining or discussing but declaring that I was constrained by force. Several of the pow' have replied to th pones recent circa- ar to the effect that the sultans suzerainty over Tunis was not clearly' defined in the existing treaties The port. his resolved to roteat against Frerch abuse of force.

rmorLr May 17. Tnt palace of Yldblt Pasha was suddenly surrounded today by three battalions of troops under command of an de of the sultan. Mldhat however escaped by the ride door and took refuge at the french consulate whence he Issued an appeal to foreign consuls for protection. The consuls have applied to the ambassadors for instructions. The minister of justice has left for Syria.

Special dispatch to The Constitution Ills officially announced that the com. pUrity of ofMidhat Pasha in the murder or Abdul hu been established. He has been dismissed from his governorship and All Psaila hLLbeen appointed his successor. Slid Pusaa president the council of has telegraphed to th hey of Tanis ua the porte his protested against th treaty with France which he declines to be a violation of the sultans rights an 4 null and TOld. luseli 8peofalf The Constitution.

OoBBTAasnsoFLi May' 16. It Is stated that Russia has informed the powers that. she wag taken by surprise by the action the prince of Bulgaria but highly approves. of it. The prince has notified the powers that an armed Turkish band numbering two hundred has entered Bulgaria near Kustendje.

ST. Pzrwaczo May 16. The railway workmen at Ekalerlnaslar hay pillaged the shops of ieyeral Jews The arrival of troops topped further rioting. Order bas also been restored it Xenotop and jett There have bees anti. Jewish disturbances at Warsaw.

The Jews of Odessa have been ordered to surrender their arms in consequence of a Jew having killed Christian. The local authorities of 01. have received lutlonsry proclamation through the malls A. member of the revolutionary. congress which was held tome time ago uiiptezek hat been arrested.

Tha Daily News' at. Petersburg dispatch says fresh riot di reeled against the ws have occurred. at in the government of Kltf and at Odessa where the Jews' house were. wrecked. The 81 Petersburg correspondent of tih Gazette uyt yesterday an ensign found a mine of 87- pounds of gunpowaer under the stone bridge at the steamer land ing iath treet-Ieading to th oars Koseela rail way station Two naval lieutenants have beta arrested at Crostadt for obstructing a' quantity of dynamite fromth imperial mining de.

paz-macnt. Energetic precautions have been taken it Warsaw against Jewish disturbances nounced for to-morrow v- yn. military are bi vouacked throughout th citrThtKOvtrn Cf hu warned Iba Inhabitants to remain tq theft reeb the tvent of a disturbance If iMadrId correspond. eutofiha Daily la tome agitation here looking to. the Interference by Spain In Morocco similar that of Ranc 51 scheme inrery IfS jlperisi dispaldi' Kflast MayW Tnedabatt I pa the icroun da list Mil coma oar this week.

Tht commiUe report rejecting the lists system by tot of 8 toS will te prraenmedtn the chamber of deputies Monday. ct A r- Mamrmzz May MK-A potent baa teen madr before the ittiselan eonsulat against th execution of Hrif the Jewish woman cuncerneg In th IOD MsjlT A Paris dijpatcli to th Standard sJLGambttapre ident of the chamber of epiuieaTwiIirspeak Ins favor of scrub lute oa Thuraday next. When he finishes theqaettaajwiUbe settled madii will Wwtod tfe. i Bo May KJ. Humbertf Las ac cepted the resignation of the ministryand hajuked Signer Bella leader of tha rightto form cablneLSLgOO Belle has contented la undertake to task- The torn of today's Ytwiptpta bean wltaetsto thapiofeund iaipt tnoa tb yraooo-TuniiUa treaty liar ciute4 Tha Bersot ert aays de The Dltetto center oatb formations of new cabteet rat Signor.

Coppioovc- tb leader of that section- Tafoiei yAl to join tth ministry. members of that party. The left ar tut-t' peraitdatthtturnolemti an paring to vigorously opeoeeth net. intaUdtrom Sathat th rtfuted to to thtdliaoluUoa of parliament consequently ills thought that Signer Bellas cabinet formed will not remain tn power ton been" issued to occupy. Tunis- in COC' qntnc of th bay1 telegram to tht portac retire ott Monday from hl position.

monad ie wilf. participate ia- further operatiootls against th the Trench ha occupied Beumwrtersf sr The hey declines to furnish to the foreign representativecopietot tn trvatytth nch wD occupy' Uoteu. Great discontent prevails and the principal ICoslemi ar prepariurro lodg protest with ttoaultanT- Losnow May 18 TheTtmeaTunli cor respondent taytJh trusty provides for a war indemnity end French protection and suryeiilanace the Jroi4lct end tonal by tb occupation of th place thenorc Th Trench ndTui Ulan government. will arrange for lh payment of th public debt. The lelernational commission bell.

1 superceded i France tngage to protect Tunis against ill foreign wan. Th French amhawailfin and con will represent Tnniiabroad. 8ome of ih otntr conditions have already been made puHIcv Hi Times's Paris COrrtSpondentooDfirm theabov aket hof the treaty adding that provides that lh French occupation will Cease when hey be. shown that Cart Insure security of hit frontiers. ij Loseos May-17.

Th Standards Tuoia dispatch dated Monday says ih pqp1a latfon II' much agitated. etryoi troop hourly expected natty troops have ordered 4o peace-5 i fully give way. if A A dispatch from Tunis dated Ih 16th say 4 is now considered probable that French troop. willnot enter Tunis iL Roustami minister plenipotentiary an" General Breard have consequently become unpopular with th French colony and the troops. The government continue to conceal the terms of the treaty from the Tunisians.

Qr wi Resolve fins. New Toss. May I Wublngtoa rv says Judge Stanley Matthews was snumseilby tha speakers at tht public meeting In York on Saturday evening ol being tha paid attorney olg' Jay Gould P. Rnntington and in the railroad. A- friend of Judge Matthews desire.

your correspondent to say as a matteroi Justice that this statement is absolutely without foundation end that lodge Matthews has never been empoyed by Goold ot Roiting. ton nor has he ever been th attorney of any on that does not thins It necessary to reply attacks upon fc' preferring to letliunroodnci on the bench beta answer to such attacks but as these insertion. above positively rootradicied were made by speakers at a public naettntv thay resardttsjonly Just to jnaketbatratn THE HUDSONi RIVER Enjoyt Dellei iu ntertalnnient. Special dispatch to Tn tonstIlutonn. New You.

May The long pending prior fight between John 8. Suflivau a noted pugilist. of Boston end John lined of this city was Gadded last night on the Hudson river ulna mUss above- Yonkers. The fight is described at having been a one-aided affair lasting only minutes. lit.

thasth- toundaftav en exchange Sullivan. with. tremendous tone landed a heavy blow on hoods jaw end the latter fell like a log helpless la the mSdla of the ring. ii. was carried to Us earner when bit head dropped to his right aid and his fighting win done Sullivan's rep' utsalon had conquered Hood- before he entered the.

ring for he. pale end trembling when left iris quarters to metthiaeppo- nail. Sullivan will now be to fight Paddy oyanu the Boston sporting men think him a pugIlistic wonder. irresce were made. Taking a Prtemda Advice and Hang.

laic Ulonaelf. Osxumu. May Sam Horton Jr. recently got drunk. lie had been to Gatokil with a companion end when near South Cairo 11.

ompaloaalaI taydBrlt I wewyou to U' could not go drunk ld hang myself wherenpon Norton sail that his Intend would furnish the rope he would hang At the South Cairo hotel the rope procured which Horton took lid went intothebam his mend supposing him to btloatng A few minutes afterward Morton wu found Ranging lawn a beam with th rope around his necavaad Ills almost jxttnct' lie was cut down t1Ir1en1ceI of I physician were necessary to restore him LodinvILLs May 17. There was an immense crowd present to witoEl. th lint days events of the Jockey dubs. The weather was dtUghtfuL Thtloltowlng are the summaries on utile mdi a quarter tor all ages first Ian Bancroil fintChcckmatt second Gabriel third time Sancroft was the big favorite. Ktu mucky Decoy for yes olds iyf miles ilindso eon.

Lllex second. AUambra turd time 2:45 Hindoo sold ftvorltt at 1 over stav In tha fl Id the hors. ran In a bench for one milt when HlD400 went to th front and cut In- hand. somely. The ihlrdnoe mile bet ttPopel vwu the taTOo site.

The following lath summary Boulevard 11 frank Ueathjun I Mary Anderson I Time Tbe fleriad of oU AimaQTOX May 17 The funeral of W. Oobrlgh formerly and for many years the Wash. ington agent of the New York asKid led pans took place at UsUte residence la this city this atternooA. The pencil were thronged with friends assembled to the last tribute of love and respect to tilt deed. journalist.

leading men of every walk of life were present. AU members of the pwnd lodge wen urepr eeutaUTII other branches of th Odd fellows order were la attendance. VTa Oldest Inhabitants' a fyfff rtnn which the deceased I member. was alasospreeented. and formed a part of th procession which escorted th remains to their last resting place in ibenwood cemetery.

Tba CottnftPlanW era' are unarmed that liberal meats havt boon mane by th tiutaot of pals for entertaining th members of the suotfia. Uon it their unaaTeonvenaoa to be held there Mayth. The exhibition of Improved machinery will probably exceed In extent any previous dl play aver made In the south. Tae exhibits will fnfinflf lbs improved attachments to making yarns thorn teed onurel. This promlue to tb largtslud most Important conventIon of tb tot ton planters ever Said.

The fart will reduced one. hau Vf yallrnartSL th iAncnor ST. Pent Nay 17. As th steamer Knappwu descending th Si. Quit tiumotay- lots tall to Sullwater list aveniagwitn a- pleasure party end tee.

two seen were drowned by tea careening ol tha latta while dancing was progressing on toe burg. There wean a each that tell th craft reeling and precipitated O. N. Op. saps and Jacob.

Jscobl Into ta water. Opsapr sank at once fcnt Jacob kept his naadabov thl water a few teconfla. A neat was thrown within QaaAn a atft3lK. r' if. murdered his wile while she was asleep.

had been conducting in Insane yiuraon Mwi principle which proved I failure and Rhgoena became dusrouraged. It wee Us mtenUea to fpm after ha tm fc i bat ta to lgggijggj I i i i a- tatfejBii Vgj Hevpted railway abets leading the dowuyer movement i iit tii i faiU recorded. ia which Irofl Mounttlri Tezas Pactav Uon and later by a partial recovery tat dmta thtafternocaapr faretoteawud lopedla jertlet which brought ware wuarany oilft eeattt te Metropolitan sad IX 1m New xork while a general market told to 1M Hale I 3 0 ooi Li jSr BTEj Jf f1' re l' fi 1 tW 0' 1t i au liItomrMtii J' bt tot f2 nYol tM ne Jca1e pO. I tU boiuIcJWUl1rt7 JZill 1oodoI1aII. kUdo thitom tfrorkJo 1ht lilT' COI I oDtlIttl the tan' oeogt ranroJ lCbeai.

9f' Oolout 14. nadi be be uJ Jll dox lor lit clue rt rDD1 A ef ii traJllfer wi be 4 aid 1m for miaee thtOeor- Pl Geo Ht hie ge list 1 wo cu tral ID411 shunt 4000000 Ceulrabtockbolden. dl1B nUr irD on LI thame b. ee about beevaded. wln I Conklin whocommll' CD IO I ue ution W.

G. CUT S. alamll CoDJUIu The II di lrucliTe ilir roub dlnuer nu el itY gr i Lll whoesle olltyan Pec adJoin lug toKeler Ib8sm 1 bulii enla li ltre 1 luor an nner I rtet of iture a r. of Colle oocullfd We kly Il veral Shortly 11' hat hOle' Ou oould Ua nmi I foe 11' lh vl rou. It II on es mle OOO drl the.

iween tb wy the allr be ween th ay A ed rgtogatNaohville de olle tnl rmUou 7e eqW- a el teo vil1e lAltrrU ptec1. control IIf ili w1 00 I the There ID here to haa Th weU hllee4muic1l1 new. a 1riilor the bol aendlDllllt pIl lcular Tta. teltgrapho1lca allapue DlIIIII thtAnt the 111 CBa Private NuhTlll1I1 firs art at thuactelanel detinUtBeeL TenDK fire cans. 01101 OOOoc urmUllr.

IIlD fIrphom blockl tbe aUtOmftlUlleaUoJf firs Dt. trD1t1Dz1and A veil Supju tun tlUl U. I Ch .11 College nJUII1t' the .1 akboUi bout the teDUlry1rart George. J1ctr. 8.

mhouae. ti kUdt" I baUyt 1Id100 u' mz 4r" Ei 4f tI i17 1 1 li ft ii qi Il1t i 1. 1itt r-b 1i tJ' Jt 0 it. Et 4t 6. t1 I JjI if' 1.

1 it I i5 i1J i' rS. fi f41 J1f t11 i i ii iI 11f1 Ja sJ t7 ft. IP I Jj 1 rf kSi kAO Jid II" 2 t- 4 1' 1. 1i Jfn tI i t' 103 1 kv i AT1' 4G. A a le fLl tV 1i QJ Ezoleutar Dw1JI I.

I Ed" WUKDlO101l y17Th. tionI treel11n the of a ctuJw Is. Be WID Rowrton conn Uon tha a rpnia tohll friudeutlra theo a ul1 er OoIIk DS to hi he be ected withoutuklng for' In him. CoDklin 1m portan re tohim senator repreeeD tt vea ele lion Iectiou. UD til loD gi ve wit mat let in.

a on wu the' Ia. Conkli talement po aI red1O I wuuwllling to p' I h. by t1 he to the Wa117.Tbe ieDlOllIe DDl11l1UJDen1 Ied man11ea is ee u. teething UIeorloua UCOIDOII Zal tunl UlalePlature pcltponell1l 10 Ike UI. thai.

1ft late the Ws oIthe to lead themselves to au tILcb1d ot thlW1oD. are mbeUU tILlAtonItI 01. ftbe1a tultUlutllorlti Ule14e11re. trilllmWuI11n1oD 4hamtloRID. CXIIId UW' 0QJ4be the Kr1IU 1GatI ouJ1" 111I ai CIIl.

0D1lID U4oelDO cQDtq lWl I lIIpal i vukah aIIIt1Ia tnuJijW 1tit t1 1lJa dealings 1rttk. 4 U4it oI II" DliId I I bItrdI an4. IItti rdIoI6ade11. thea iIW1a Iel td tula aIih lIat oI. lit BIatDe boa the stein 1Ia' be leJdUi the 1lOl1M.

i ill aaIIietW1. NMti ctUaaer PIaoIe 1 fflDl i hD8. 2. 1' tpl' rtftaPJj blLUor tUbelUII. 01 tile party and the I The Tribune i Of tf a tile.

1 tomu. with h1ImJltnu lad Jlla er JwcfTeh tIL1eue iI bJ. IIIIIICI. The Tr1IIue. the the to.

1D4eI the Coak1IDc the JIIl1. th. I defeat. II. Iea1I hue ha tand Io tile 1HI lit wU14tTt101e dl 4e the rk wm the I ee II1InPJlOrl mal be OJIOI111 the ft fD a wh1chbll stessnd a t1eIlI1 llJaonie4 the no thllllaviah him.

VB The11l1 prtycan halman repu blIcan Ileut I111ile11tl1 eIr II an I ae up 4 lILWl ItUla1 the Bepu Ucaa Ded. w1Jlllnd mlltaken 8enUllelIl7l Ollt th aaI polo ted there. lleer A. eonalfavorite Igsluitcbanges tro unda. hI CoakliIlCllld ou prelll 1enq 8urel1ltcant Indepell 1enll un expree e4 PUJl hed of BulleWlIa1l Hewuled aDd.

sentient resden presldentsaya. Ilia poilll7ltell1. vtnthe ronist le the I vi w. I I ht I a tilt of The msligaantenomny theleRLh I pled to patriotic a and should h1m tIroth h004 allllCUDl1l toe Va. The deterU end 1t6.

ODI4oee hltaknitHImtcab his man the 01 the O. ox OO1rDUlG JiaJ1I. 1hep 1oun4 Wt to W1 Il1S Mt aTotdedaGPShe ha4t1roaPtIGtha III IW Ftfmedto t.cne II. OOUIltJ OA17I1Wuta1Red fta Its ODIUWIoIr'- IISI1tha U4 flaUlOIID IWftJ4 brfthe. b1ortGf ad4i4 that omuacll4 I oJaIad aJ4 1atW01l14 ImoUO bllfdl i4 la frfJ' lb.

lUnltaS4UI ito Ji1O DlUr1teSdllliti tfftUWItC W1leeD 1I SO with 1M. IA4 llA G. I mlD4oIIer Jllitr li4ftae li. jf 5l 1 ItIIpatIoe WI aa IJ do not bulleTs lIIIan4 tons 8 Jial JIMI UIIakblI wlUbe rbeeD I 1csau41D io 14 by tI1eIimt" Jd and I biUlePut7 ui 11reri4t rrCla1- tile tIde teDai a. Hlwitt 11 1II 04 1D had TfUhomllDl Ithe checlOD wer- Glthe tI theJuteamriafP.

II ofered 12A. 000 1h14 o. cratlccampalp The I Io catot thing. bltttodeltroTJaas nch pr tlmpJy11ewed JIQIt lh uld nike with. caN II t' OfoIId the.

lenator. IWhelli. II 1JI. e. De tnformofof 11Dud thsq hue Iliseyss ld he lIare4t doitGlIerroa tiU nlr" nJnI4lJ1 Tf U1eleJJ DOmlItaker" Th n1JihU ell.

ou tilt. Window1 Dl1Ulo It been IOIIt from WaahbiglOoaald ternot ILl. what. as a blllln the re- reslgnatlonwu a port' I 1Ir8herman. tilt 10 This GIrfl4 ol1llter.

a sgeIait I thatKrRel4c20uble Nett fo Wed re- h4betw and Bald electI can orCooktlzrgwoeild an te1e am I I 1 f1ht b110Dle i DO II 8alell 18OOD UIIIWJ suezessoco of 10ll1dal I coun tIee 8 4 Eye. ALIIUT. Xl117.Tlle ooera. lntioll. a unanImously a 11JDIII1 LIII1IT Ka117 Ths ing 81a1ell wlllleave IOn uEiltion rea1p1nCleDlton the.

have A womb rel BurrJio. The Crowley wWoot fwUnJtod BtatoileDator th1nkaShat foII byUle reO lezWat Xl117 The mml tntIon 111. a A 1 MftIID I tl atG BJn :1 crlJt WUu e. haUhll1p theJIi1t doPIe4I1D11SmoLUl1 U1041R1D4a1 cel webilt1ta4 IIr11 oa41. I tile canBwhereupon andlre4 the fazeishot.

daUlhIer1DII1ed t1fl1Bwal1ow mG1bIucI. nea 5 DO. i tio a 1 LncmlhIIIIIId ChetrP 8trUCl. biIowud 1. 00IIJL114I mubJIII1IJJoII7 IIIt SOi la tn 1 1 1" hmuu' IIC oodatyllrxlda aUITutock altte gives inploymens to beachand out liJU8IImrJ dJt taken the I III1" 1Ii daily.

J4 1 1i a I iTn 1I11td II 1iDlYI8 NDf Bt lHBUtfOHDEROUS oN kIl il Iade IadzIUna tiW Mo 1 i1 tt ofWelfti after a1rO Jq. Da. IIOC 1 I. iItJi. nI1dm.

tl D. r. tJ1jzesq. for the of senate otlIWL i riD whitnitUil tr ftheltatt- c1eoI t' oB hi Us i Dot 11l Lh iia i i bec me I1accl occurrence fib tep tide. 1rJ11.

tbmaJorItr he lTed thliUierewui maJoritrou d1 ihejrnlofdi for lnih11t4 l4 thWIIglatbd Wfr mK i tta n' thU wwhich nlto tr ut- in' tfW uti. 1) i thatwben a UDitestStafes eenl ot took. iDOODIIttBtrtdlcl1y prlnclpllll bltloDi tbelentor bare. of und oppoel tion yesterdaywonld far. n' it ed re OD theren callie wa UTl ion.

cal. oontroloCJere andhiuon An re lalD The Jud eon as tor 1hft fsrrl ntnl ch day' 1 w. Among Nboet Holy8pringB The Ju I Stanley cky ned Matt lwa e. ill Dolq. I paperwll.

Hm be thel1Ule not the tance no Viotb. bodlwII hotul havel11e Th. wiDg mtntereal preached a most excaillnc I J1lLco. Jtay16 The of t11era an at rl Ofi boenthe tunlJshe4the 1l eseDiDIofLee thwar U1aLlfAt andWeaiJl 1It1etup au. IDs tne- onasmentions WlIIItter KaJ At JIout offticlnrftr7 dartcam ioartnc11Jl lIort11w WSabout IcareUhla J.1 oflf1ll4.

and. l11141Dto lb. alJ" au4 elllDa1atttIrI GIrdeD. wWtalew az1l11D the 11IDeI8atDrdI1 ft1IlQIIrD1nc' Ii sood at 15 lIItlle llU2el1Il4 tiL veJG1BJ to iJ kI 1 lji1 Uiue4 I terQ of sow daJt1lneraJ fIoIIIa" pa te4 JaraetIoaiteiIdlatII1q dI1IQUIOdtII 7 1IIO OII1or a 1II1If tIa :1 tItaa lnomu utDm unowJJ moon- IIiq started 4. jud Mat bteeme 1p: i' lIIRoIa the oft.

JLUI4Dr pa Lather I1abl of n41UIIU Neboc. sad a OIIII rJ d- strsst-k ol LUboa ilWl er aIater1hIW. i hit the of1lLt dlttcla01 attDtchU4relI SIIIa place a. OlIJ4a. klMrt 11.

1Jeea Sundeyacbool few1Avite4ftIeD4a. 1 i the. Jut or ht court ofL Oter1O UulI1 tIie1rw ut of I WOul hanto Jaun41 lit. Be. b18herilrCoz tocap- x.et l1GrrieID48aWt of i ag l1a KI 2 th 1f TIc IO pleted 17D e' orphdi be Its a a a itom Vtnoflpten414 ruui Ju tWen theeuprmnl the DO 8f th4r4 tOeW111 berP 1lIIn nutfall.

to even1n edfn ov thtracIt 1nd Biliowunos IInUlulll1l11oere of re The ifun rr lIOeeleetIon. kK tr. ont IIIOD 7 r. 6th. p.

We abl 11J th. W. athla 1IetTed. 4 Ere wu. mem arl rommu- 1da110 IIanote foII 1l1 The Te leAup ach thttahout CuP Jolllleft a gzeted procMIlS Cra Ctti.

fine ball or 004 tI be1nIlJIWlIlC04 e. Urecommu- u. 1I ith. nJ the 71D hapP1111DA DOwql tellua 5r YIng CO Dellce theists r1IIJ veb creat- Of thtaJIU as lent butUWe mere corn Ka117ieYl. ck.

D1r1I1 Imen18fIIIQI1 ucy Cobb The tl bealJe tot someDlle greetamuiement to Joot We thh. ClOCItha KI serf- fJo Jal11DI1nJtI1t We Kiss tile boua and nose lo. JtL. Times Ii haMi a I AU tile IIIl8CU1a Del Mr. StIo7Wuta4 oo the comer a10Dl Proeper1Qu4 I.

Psynedied WlialOlerajen WI that c. the IAl. Weeuggest t1IaUIt placed i or I1aeIwhJc tiJ timid mikee ItrOIII twins nadD1a1l eauuU4J1O ma ue4to up InGtorI1a. Utecne4aIe lluezoellent gi Y4 PFOBEIGN FIlABHEB tJi MR. 9 ro.

TBBUDala I. LJ aJC' ODt' ipQJ nLh. cbaa Lea 1 tJt' ar eD i 4e lliut tlJh house shall Ubetii uthe iUoi doq- e1Jne OO dt1clot jiljJ 1t 1i thereof lyi iitd'- bOwT 1 tt i 1M aH re oP8De41utJlIgb4eJi Uie1a 1 1peakln1ater ji pOInted echigel oneaU beeDJerel eAcIa1meUure He did thebilleonta1neclani iaPproachlogC ubaUon. andwu noprepVedto urpl a never Io1ar Ut1re wtili 110 f. wupreparedto tend tolandlordl.

DOmteDd ref slng reuo le to to tTerqUJoto tor TheEP Jtlcm iuthe 0 po ertal TernlDen larger bilL gratefullrlckDowl. the er lIOmenC oftorm. roughfln bill year' to bill slavery bJoftera ocmpeusa lon wawalled Ia bed illo se Ia. The propoeedto deltG oJDY Ing tare. palace lwu reside obliged nor' I exam- th brforce era T8 the Ian useraln clearlydeflned Thnorte protea Frerch oflorce.

1 alace auddenlrl1lU01U1decI esca nch ambauadonlorlDlttuctloDL tlce BpecIa141apaJch It 11 P. AbclulAIIlhu dIsInIOec4LrOm hIIauOC888Or. P. of mi Jlaten. the tire Franceblch be.

ui 1 rightsan OoImUBmropuMa It thelrlUct highlrppron llsh himdredhu. Balprlan8 1' i hruo Jt 16. 1 I Ihopaof UIll en I ijeft' 1herehaJ8 i J. orderedto heir.atmlln I I uthori me UmtlOaq zek. 1177The N.

treahrlotldt I tbSIIIT8 wiIIouM Wrtck ft nt. a undl. IUUPOWciOf PJeltolie bd ctuanrenLsnd- 1ntJtiU1e oU rallwayetatlon. Uolli 1IT11l1utenanll lr' qna UtJ drnamtttbooiihefmperia1aiDm UODIIItIeen aotiJnJahdJI pUOfol ctllPatrJftoTJat JS tli III' of. aXpa II1tatloaJW IA' aimlIarjC f.

fi COIDUOD1hIt com Ueere ihel1att I thIexecntIoIl lBuey J. 1ah1lODWiCOD i battt II i 1.rI/ cIeIW. botlfUk tooor aDd ttZi 8ipcf th4D1W1 menL. sflt' but8ipar' heie dti1I.Ihas 1 1 mam ltfl uu ptlIce I at thdumOfiata and pan Jbnmr h1P" I I c' Ift. a BardouC toDJ tat ifr Iff dl1 tr1l' 1 1:1 5 wu In.

dmn1tI1an. dE. ri1IclI. pro an uU1fror1t1et tj. 1i i The 1l' 1t romaabtoacL'-Bome the ftriDj.

l. the ibovisketch ttbt thatm prondee1bas IhFrenchocoupa OD WUl" i a the li4ean i Jnmreth IrvntI i1j Lo May The Sau on aTII the fft ll on lht1111l7otg JtIDchtroo lIfiourir tn. YI. 1Z tht18th Uattb lIren pI will1oteDter RouataD.ID\DI.eter a thhaj d. tJr gonlDmlD I 1 i au.

dbt v- PaclIo. kfr1e 4. lli gn toll i emp edt Bun laallie nee been. tile ofIll10D1L. l.

tI1tllt4nelROLUl1U1t Jito taubI1 known. TIIBYUDS 1RIVBR bJ iii De ec ton. Qt 1Jtit11UnD Kl111 rht lchUB. BuJlivm. no ed iu rf rD1u lut1olllD1114 the 8th sound slier tmDen4oDIlor lan 1ed bJo e- tobllfhi tau4.hJa t- he meet his DID be.

t. BoItonaporUqmen I ereJ1lll8. Iead A4YleI I4IIaq BI ojr Jfit oom1JlDiDDfoIId1rbeD Jaeompal I1 totiin-I1 a 1110 Catskill dm Jaei Woul4. huc111mlelf. A tthe 1.

tIlCaifti rope. I1fOCDlIC21Fh1ch ecl itt and reetorehira to The LouisvIlle UN I- LcnnnuuIlaJ There I aliimmIDIe cro tilt daJslTIID I' 1U la qlWtUfonll tlnJm tr. Yc. Dero forIJearolda 11I. B1ndo 1114 wwto the 11rdIlOlm1lelaeataPopeIAoW lL it he lra CheatJwD22 oUderIoi4.

If 1 A. 14. wmG ThefDnera ofIiW lonD r1UdlormanJ am. 1 were1hron bledtopq r1bvtl i J9urual1atLea41n a repreoo loM. at lime Otderw of was a.

1 1 9 tie the Yccuzuso IIIln The Plank montahave the cWannlem. 3lL' 7n 4e1D th malD.one- lau4l1101tlmPOltlD tjf fctela. he14-1'I1efarl1f1Ure4uce4 ODe-- 1rPJ11Ioo the Joa" Jer I. oYlt aerua. tie asodJecob tIIe.

i. 4k i his e. 4 crur 1E ff w. 5Z ha4beiDooa4uctl. DI II1bu QDIIIW 4t LU DJcI4 killed Jail eu 1AJ foulsIanaconso1i Ohio 1IonIa nspeakieUbIoilZ 11 tbrslinanew CIIoWI a 0 I il- 1 i.

f' fit 3- r1u IsOJSL paoJcIDBToLaAxD GORDOL Lu hi EIR-U Oipssj ZI4k1IjILSflIflI OdII ThAfInMTdipL rt dipicito NrTcLL Uy171-Tbe i1ciI. Is coi iMply of thuai en bo mI loooI1arstobU4 wYorktoChi ga. I3II1ItIO ib Wig aith. MV GeorgIriI1oa4icbes. bls auita w4.

bt thevwk Col nsI an xayorcamoun I the hoadtoGsnsriOordo Id workontbsGeor Ourrosdu szeoomlrgst sndthe RuIUIaythustocko1 hieroed onthu goysniingcomnIttee I ld. Lbs makes tockbetween. Isseid The bntl ings if smsilintervenkg fire des tQLett DICkiOSs of tn net alan wtat side A5) A Lowei goi 11 smes A thesueuiorial lOt el are Nashville Ioal Loutsyillehasa wire. The Mazweu house American bdille rs The the Mc bulost lay 2 areotthsuicetsensstiunal KunvaLgTeneMsy 11 thSIesOf UQU oclockthlsmonnlngtaktngfnihs anti be 8neadfurultnxe LUler sb. rner id COSIRtII1y bottas penltanuarywsreooms i' 4.

r' fl Ifli sscbot four atres1iiNssa 3pcrts Civy. ay 17- ssce I Tictilty. lWSZdaj dcLsgtmfr. dVb1S iaoa. Ia 1 esesry 1L Sssstts tsW5flesa C5O 5 1llidbp lbs s.

Pe3ststwaas ssdeaead WbLtSUy. gg ei es this totS 414 sos JaniesUq laths gIu. esfila IMlswUWaN i 5 4 A 1 ir1 I 1' t. ee a 4 e.5 t.i 5J 5 y1 S. g- a 6 IC GNsi' TiI 4A a xi" ATLAIJTA GA.

WEDNESDAY MOBINMAY18. 1881. 286 LWu ms talkeyery- overall onvsntl nand ha reieo- tlonof bothPlatiand bthsNew nkItng llatpi 1 re- thaithe sunwill Ibesarneer d1aUngulshesecre- tan I if a interferIngwith Yoa 17 ys lnstlonolthetwoNew Yorkienatozilsihlghly bythatbody. Isisanovelas th the OoitklJn r. Thajournal thi eice 0 refu toiu cbolceasdini notonty tithe IcethebeneSt honsetsud ax.

per dlegrsestui in th conauybntlaeths3aiscelaota IecIIQnOIhiI agtLnhte uthofitybe- in iocnsto s2 lb. ljOthIiICStIIdbe aa repronldcnlybstekennndezastwmg senesol the wouMnot lbs the ibls boss theteglanteg GssSatd has cM1 hlel1 as Blame india vilk Os lIng their8tllowa baa falloweti the o1lcy01 dapBctty. flue ases adssIteps. apes ese balding lbs angent tLoo gesldeal of thUaltad Sua vevdtett VIthPIIIbutIZ Is the aniths blends are thsbtthZ LrOLklitg rgus boss the ste lathatnsste01pss hthstiterestslgesss lhecos eftke tsaln bgiecths ena1eaes te minage sozwefgs inhzs clOse cabinet are wlthsospsctd they 1152 th atdbe dassxtaeahI as dmoI tells kres a 5ssm aM te other rust 1 seuveblmaotfoeambiifoaajil rewen ma I I eso at NsIlbnkliDg nOttIbIt te verifarreimn his mistress in 1 rsgsbotheaiwayslesvse Of lilasafetoesy ber i glarytbeyangeooutof 0tf I coenlnaisesofBoberteesCoaklfniaowtbieatwss the I Ia thisenate SI4enIOd uniereeIectedhIwIIIdMdthpItyIn reelectloukecp Toekor th ofIhis WIlnothissappcrt favorhersalter futu lcu arejutIdAtd prooe noharm seeto The Nothlngremainsforthesenatetodobnt tosepa daretodoln thelacofamiangryindpowerfui MzLwavaoz polltlcabullt lshardtorecall queererdevel. fonmgesundi.

The tothepresldenq bymeaos ofthe offensewhocen byany Of ret to badeeply theleglala. Aconina The ihonldrejolcelntbetriumpbof foil1 heal pledged I patnIofleaimblafraIld3. eortato' says ttootllnjdsserte S- thelelate. wttbbtm gul1 lbs mM tesptehlaen Iea. Pexesmat oiIseisa The wesk the finallmuc thu be badaps bimatU en as 54 1td thstcbsekflng wasgolng sad demit saiofledvlth thscouttry wsabinufisr SouaOe said that oklthtI end the republiona New York had a of wooldhesgsisacnend hawoulfinat dreasol aw aetna as I and en.

It vu aesas In New ls I Ca Omkllna4 arepoctec that repabliaw ses timeat eesdeeri resignations otfldtehandtnitlngathal S7eaOZbIIUgIIISuIZ Snob tbIsyIew the retigastios semi grsat fsu It vcol4 be aiflI 511 rgn besassadlissl ii 8eaaXsIfogwbobsbsa satiated siecog Omkliflai4pvortsea5apoba01hsalksu uwise and bollib. Theeplaksau arepester brepus sn sabses 1 the psztlk adieu. te Coaklike a esen thelsaate tiuing fcm. UgesskN I oliw TeaxIsi ftastew Ye. vu ier i tMmons.

RthaCtM4IOSO1 q5 sa bed ass lageoned qs. ssThslgnaIlon SenafotnkUng the republlcsnpsrtl. I hi and tes' Gentling's ed. ve 15551507 olI their own pessuallufluemes esIties in thparty veie dl ascootrkllnVschancetodothIlrs know. LLRswltt saldthsiallbocghhe tbavttt In aid etsefirming be been' In.

ibIs the was sposchad 4nzlng ihelsat camnpalgu by rspsesaatiuel a seen reply but Just 51 ahouldnot seas- cui iu a wMeuM iith effort and seryons twitchingli figexz to- a be window. I am sum'- liketo bebet. abuainesmsn auggestedwss Re14sdouble Go kllng GarfleldiflzstyW guinto tIsbsbIe meeL saltothe exo pt 1 Ia l88 to The conkUn 17. oLtrrt The th The onehundred hired Jell determine. bealdesthe lotsi tothe lbe ii1aad dufenaeewhlch a gusseefithe wusdopied Tell Tragedy.

Zartyyssteidaymoraing. the drew budge toonoss withoulpesing were paid toll dmwicevofversnd fiiedths wlleinddsughter cube honasin Re offued for his invest. Tbe Vsbsm Vabie. Lnicryy rin May ca repels oil sad DIXIE. CoutjzaJ.

V. cRaisosli tha lLbsfippl his- teeten. Is very ill at Ademi. In hat slats. Locrenshave made thefrappesramice In Howard Tuensead.

are sold Itasbees pnbedovev.I5inty sohet- ward oftbe titer. canltnapcta over hs whole ofTezal are pos1 FcesIetnS4i nsrIitl. WriaIe Limcio cliIma the aguliet negro is i bays stock In thakkns avasep. 0 gg irs OOozeoge bees taPutnama coon- ty. 1 and shoot eeieo bearing the tS icn TzzPstelshorgYsBatierdtsh factory.

Inrtyone i day. Tha Ilmous Richmond Light befentry Blues eslebeased as eihtj.e5gt aaaiwuoey lbs orpnlxatlca of lbs eQailmnyTuesflaz St you Tesa bum saasse ieer erelsas1ng by 3 A1aed every cunatyth Tesis. healabin et5 teelapcuToutollh pabt1cosa aaaertMaswlav r- Tn sesse fa1aEerthcunaty. eG aseteW ecerkauiteMw. been I vt DAYISAND ExzRc1ii THEIR PONDEROUS rab esx.

Dale of th 3L DIreawbsthr be novrsady proceed 1IthS consIderatIon of the irailon ocerd. Mr be found resIsting became accidental the bedaVJS that there wag a majority on his sIde. tim' Daws wIIlingtobowtothe of the fomlinoragalnithlm. wugled hf ZStOII log the iestnaoqth. MrDaesiegniued that thaen4iowa 111tdujcsthe ground whie hi UnIte re- in pit beelectedfor csUeuq GenenIiMSMII Isu1gnersl I die reco er istnictof to-morrow.

ALLAROUNDUS. fliaI entWine A sad iraterday Lr. John ie bathingand The A C. B1icoi. Theanllcipaled I.

1mm liewuan West oln let tlmeamrdhardchsfsnnsna such 5i 1 serIous possibilities lbs range. I The seat leuga-Isaybe a Rod sterna Whosays At a inslabout theirvits. Igsa inmy lOenwOen LaUd inteverliable sw the needing rain Inswosl have Garden 55 This morning elsa ninetysIx goingIn spring now tIckle Old Piubel I IT. adjourned Balow Convened yes- a the kqs roads th SlanTs. etleseiermoiemortotlbemurdeeej Is signed T.

narrowly perl bid ass IOwOtheII frightened Ii I isng toalaendwhlnied.udden- she evened log both tiwlly to the 4a laming eadar the Ief was seslonaly Mr. Joase wsa teState Tienslay foe titeentem Vs. enetsl sbIyei tie rresbykia uzeb. 5. base begins the eta Wed Main onnDso.

sad ene DnIelai. ot Cenke rg- a. sesjelsaet to it but eIW Iseeist. puesDiIMIg5Matsig. portIon be demnoosils aenaicrisi backbone and that NIly I Rlddlebergar sndGorhaus are vans thalp nothing.

Dr. wlthbls thi Theywmooriipyslia es Meftensarirwi. dines isylsiting Be sale Mrs. V. at The wheat and cat ire in thIscouet the we the in this seethe nicking etthechildzeustbesuacls lattils to-day.

We noticed among the aliasdante Rev. I. Ii. Merlin tIm' WA Moors anpeslalendent 1 iii seemefitobe Iheflay XlasAnnle8cou with inttwh are thedar May 1 foundgnhty elthslssttermoithecourt Intent kill. 5 the If 5 oouitso oftcerassbwu I withoutiucoan 8bentCox Misess Parrot.

i cactemeelule Borne ste In the city vIslUu a Inprogresasa The the theroad thelst Mutt rcclwlllbeaimpleiedon said the will lute thouseuddollams Dr. A reafihlyfor tweuty4ysdollars. comeof Many oIn ri Oftheplacsneztfll 17. toryof cnrrsulxoedthe iwoenglnesmetatcao- whereshebs. beenuodergolngrepalie srmetlnielooklnfi NaysBfflows os Oneof uaedasaeoszetructlon tralnon progron mum KuritnMay The annual elected 8 lateof herein FIXIhaPIIZt churab Tba aenroriened npthIsmnornlnonatwo lorthe egR-Bsrbour Uusclrcuitrount Wehad remnon lghl Mr.

Swsnidled aIliUoclock SIswantscompanyJosmthis MethOdIecIiUICh tire beforehedled. flewassmemnberot thelissoms IS-Dr. haveinade tins that all thuI time. poor leethignhaye beerioutosged and totheepnlzgsof nurthesatoeorgie. Ateny unmnumousll-Thert le.

end rawiord eountieewere of sia At th 111 ihe llIIaIUItairt MIs 8llle Lang I. BuUofCemltla N. ipringali Theasaouna be Aagreeias IIPIantSd agreed to 1 510 en will beatlstoiaks lomeoflbeyouatlatiles dogathathave kllledthelutdayortwo Aoegrowoman and de AlHLes May one the mcetpopularyung Palm EureAn May rest we fimstbcy. Weztanfl and ather a In county- Jane. 3.

seventyyears a Oecrglaeoaler. Webayenarer reesoutodoabtihat unfilial toobytleneral Grady as reach so as cue lie that Grady. 4noirlcuaepublioort baa left a weed thalke up makagnod beefing cc lbs id tea. and Ia used as a tenby many permos The smeo left with me basbeeneeposed best anuebles musts and a strong resduly. all atry no lbs profitable A gonileman who boa lbs woaadecoii wsiJ psaltien In this orosts rteia-'i- 0.

Ye.Istd&yafmcreco@ Just SeIne the Bu colcetrho she prusontorGeegia andso ibourudilollaise theernnt the thesId so ginimol baeadthe Perfin Pen7 Joat bsaselI8sn Bowhehed psailitesest tSed ba4e1 wibsuerd the vso uIvoa tbs stellS of the of emie ease. vial vial away to Telfair risC berpeckal theviel Iliatit badonmialned the police tM wasy bUsTed- Al cornerel vet. 6lzsad uueeaibs fibawas M. Inber phystofan she declared tesTed peonasit IMtSoses bteosk themses bad ptot clalmsspsoB. TbSIIXSeZ.

ale IsweiI edo. esoss. was a tfisoll usodent ii the ACeate ered nslq. AC II cusses had yeusg tens tes at r.t 4 r4 ON LAID BILLs i seltfsr Tks Siltaae trGkkiIlbar Tbeiii' i i 5 Lo og ta thehoua curn mQrialRt night Mc Guest modeislellb smluzgedth governrnenktojolnltaiyln protesting against ih outxagoiisattuks Mr adaton said whsneenl cbargeare ma1s jgainita power with whoci oyeza genershloujusilceeyen de. demanded that the be In pooses- al0D1aUthenUoo1nf0rmati04 before any her snajee' tyi government saId could not be judged until tspera which axe now preparing are psaented t1emcet Ionp i' would relate to the procedlcp of the late government.

He IntImated that thIspart would relate toLord Salisbury's Convenuatlone with Mr WaddiugWn IfEngland was calld upon to relatiye toTuzklah suzerainty oveztupI ibs might tie wn tugs relAtivelo Algiers. 5 somewhat iodItcne lint nights baflinstead been solong etlmewithsofewsenloui ap- btllhad the by onThunidayss AJrsncbgezs eralhaacomelonnypelacewlth abodyof paiacewllhontananawsr. Seelngthatl tire exlatlngIreapes. 17. de thesultani.

theiids Themlnlsteniot thatths Aziehas plciIdent miliIin rnnisttiathepori. nuilendvoid. tpeclilldhipatch. to The al at- Loenor May The riots. Scsi.

th in the street leading the a from the Special dispalch to Tire tbemstotntoon. Oonauaey The azebI. the city. Tb. govern.

orbuwarnedihsinlrabilanlatoremsin fm thefehomsein theivent sraua dhJItth 141100 May it DailyNeweasys thersia by Moroc aImI1RtOIhaL Tunis TheschemeIs very nIr. n-k- rwcz to TstutaUt. PAlm Tbedabateonth.ecrtitln daUate thljweeke rozuwitlesreport bynyotof8to3willbs madrbefcce the HueyIfelwsnns. 1 the ftheczy Spedul diegeich 10 Th iUtntlmf Loiniow May17.APanladlepatch the says bi Osmbettapresident depntlce will speak da the questooqyill be tle4amidUatiwWbuted. Razz so- eed momniuadry end hi uSed SignorBella lherfgtmt to a the wupeperi wito to the pcotoutsd mpr lb.

mesh Ilty arid 4 lseteeiyiTheycouI4 rue My afldtheeoseMofon of seth dIr I like Or. 0f Italy auetcolieccbesiq be prepared. If she winhus to exIst. Ws n' deed pesos but iltb honoraud security. guctDe organ.

pileS. th ny Without comment- saner ScSI. haasougbt thvouoprnaUon oIth. left as. the a but the refused j11 propeenle tbe mlnIstfl.NeoIMMoofr v.

were consequently opeted with the othee are eisa- the turn of egenti are pta. pantngto opres the new onhi. Is statei Zoom 1an that the kia to aenst the dissolution 2 ser" UignorSellas cabineU Iernredwtll inpower long. r. 4 insts lpzi Te1ejrpbliouen Mv.

i quenceof1liehsyaisls anntothepow. TrinMay ld. l' BresrdwW' his Itfa.stat.d be wfl i oparatloera have li a representatIves C3 of tie ltlsatatndtbst theFranch will Oreatdlicouteutpreuulaandth prindpalMcelewsireprepartcgtlodge a- the milan. The Timee' Tunis says lb. i tn cit the ihsreonThe anTunislan iorths the 0ecgsgee proteciTuitis powers TbsYrench a I- Bonieoftheotliez s' theTimeasPanlscorrespondentoonfirma of the be the i The-entry ofp- French troops Ii The.

Y' been crdezedtopeace. 3- AdmspatehfromTutmladatedthei6thuy 1i37 plenlpomentisrycandZ 1 reazd a1 the thetreaty oURNEw JUDGI it rr Grows 1 the Charges Against special' ittdgsfilsnleyMaithewa thspeakoruitthepnbllcmeednglnNw Saturdayeienlng olbeing IhmpSIdIInrneJOI mailer of anyone J' oftliePaclflorellroedsor employedtythemoo Inreceipt of money from them His intends say be him. be an weremade meetingtney Iutto bInnlqmkehetrutli THCUUDSOIRIVER a Delicious The 8 4 OusT mldls he was eppe- ea No a OF flortaaJr ili say were you and getting rnyisllwhereupon said into the Frn be joking beemwiuh the neck. an4 tWIervlcea The loizowing First race one beaU first Ohtckmate 2lG 5a 5 134 me Hlndooaoltltavorlteal4 six hitS. lllndoowenlto TlthlrdracemSebsets.Popeleewuthefeye- La LlTrankilheathamZ2 MazyAndenzons.

The fornnanyyeara 0 castofized hi. late pay Allmeuzbensol thegrendlodgesaweilasnepre. XkLS AendILzlon. of ThC VtbeaPlaaere uetaiiia Miss. May lflqm O1i the Theezhibttlonoulmpvovsflmachlneq die- Is evermadein ride be the largest end lbs fazww MslonelltheralizosdeandtheAncmrorline stesmacra Tatat Zzenral 17 Enappwudenendicglhe s' tIn r.

the bntiebI 5usd shove lb. a rsack. but he did not grasp 11 and asna. I. AfldetCaj Hessi 4t Dmza Galorafid Way l7Lss5 s't the 50451 auso able dty i.

D. Bli7s They saylnz en new 0' wife. bl cuuzsgeailedhlm10 ci FIIAICLLL FACTS AVcerGaN l7lockastrcgGsorefg 115 Central ecthe end higher 1H3bId liti9 akj Memphis amid Qmazlestoa nia4 Gsaaz. loleColumblgsnd ugoats6lil JwwTqaa 1157 17 opened z- strong and generally blgher but is the sony dnellzgspricesdecReedIn23percemj. At final board dime bus poe.

vafisdand an idmnes of 3 to 4 per' een vu LoalavWe md Nahylile Weste Vai esi Selarine I4thyana and esiemwere- pzumlnenl. ThlawUfcllowedbya sugh. stonandlaler bys recuyeqbul duti the afternoon a prle to sell eadevefope In elaThledzeIiroedpIopenlnusiwhIehbreuLhOtbees shares dewaSamd4peseentthegensa fl ir saUlngo 3b1 cent. Inlets dealIngs tbirewuaraflyofd petesetteMeahalisig i 34 1 searketseld up 3 ij per etnt gs aiUrigaree i tseoogla ft De1awszeLeck1z Ga7eraooWsll1 IJans7ttratlt OadOrMUTZCedsng. f.

CeI I Miss SonhGro1lcaSe 23 Isolate Otiio. i runusnglaRennihelasayc SpelalteL a m1gneaiei z'- is doPyd s. lennsse aew i5l do Imsisteterrth J' Dofterwi Jadac i' p--- seo2 Adassag rortwayoamso WeBs A s- r' a.fre'o 5.