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FOR CATAIoarjEAM JJlCBIISC BELLINGRATH TERS FOR l' Tile Hearths and Facings Hard Wood Mantels Plain and Fancy Grates FIXTURES ream Freezers Water Coolers Baby Gar- for Knowless Steam Pump Climax Gas Ma as Engine Hancock Inspirators Wrought Iron I li Gas ATLANTA GA. St nos Lland near Brunswick Ga. and of the surf is now open for guests under the KmK manager of the Oglethorpe. This 1 i oms and is splendidly furnished thioujhout with all modern con- ib of the finest with splendid liv fishing. Fish diet a specialty.

inJ the hotel affording quiet to those who prdper. Time via ferry or steamboat Br nsvuck tang fifty minutes six round nail 1 Telegraph and telephone conneo- KING Manager. Hotel St. Simons Brunswick Ga. ji aa issi the nb ublic the celebrated HOEPEJJ HOTEL tcnbcr lit anditspiesent excellence will be nd bu 10 stop it and start from a point just be- in i an time will be allowed passengers for Both the uo ahurpc and St Simons" hotels lun water from wells ot great depth and the water 1 h.

i thfi 1 to the bod tf I I It tl XIKETIXQB. Street Notice. Tte member of the A lanta PhlloophJO Society requaied a tend a meettng in tbe 1. at clock txuuruHy aljbL 0 AfiiSTBONQ PrtIdenL I E. ORCUUl" Secretar Capital City Lodge 33 rprH of Vythia n-f her Knlghu et at your ll today at VSfr pm rt a burfKee of ancndlng the funcriU of our IAL liioUc Hertuau Verner H.

CRCHHKDlt Keeper of Eeouidg and beali Ti as BILL Chancellor Commander THEGEORGiFBAR ASSOCIATiOff. 1 Tnc nest meeting of the cor via wi 1 take place In Atlanta on August Ttn and 81ft nest. Tbe programme will Include beside tbe poru of committees andotber fcaturvstb PHsl Jem address the reading of papers bv uont KI lierner CbippeilH iTyerrv and Walttt rcgory The anaual address will be deUrered lion fcoymour Thomp ai of Missouri. On Wi tnlag of August 8th will occur tbe banquet Association. Tbe me Ung premises to teona of no usuil interest and foil attendance it expectedtxt desired.

a LDMJPKIN. Georjla Bar AfflOdaUoo. Betldence REMOVAL. Dr. T.

Jeff Vord. AFTER MANY DAYS Mellvllle W. Fuller Is Confirmed as Chief Justice. EDMUNDS AND EVARTSS LAST KICK- Georpa" Portion of the Biter and Harbor BUI The Savannah Appropriation Tfathlngtpn GouJp. WASHHOTOX July 20 Special There ht been much delay over the confirmation of Melville W.

Fuller of Chicago for chief Justice but the vote by which he was confirmed today shows that even the republican members of the senate recognized him an able jurist and eminently fit man for the place. The vote stood one for to twenty against confirmation. As was expected the democratic members of the senate deemed It unnecessary to speak and therefore none entered Into the lonjt debate. On the republican id Senators Cullom and Farewell made strong upeeches in favor of his confirmation while Edmunds Stewart and Evarto opposed Nataral1y the latter were somewhat bitter but their opposition proved-of no avail. The democrats are uantmoUi of the opinion that Chief Justice Fuller la the ablest selection that could have beep mado There were eight republicans voted with the democrats to confirm him.

They were Cameron Cullom. Davis Farwell Fry Hill Jones Nevada and IUJdleberger. WE CARRY THE NEWS THE COS8TrruTIOJlS Ecoop as. usual has been proven correct In regard to the Savannah appropriation and its Macon contemporary verv Uuly incorrect. The conference committee reported today and as haS been repeatedly stated in these dispatches thin the past week the senate amendment relative to Savannah was stricken and the appropriation re- dutld to 1 0000 to complete the existing project Just here it is due Senator Brown to say that although his amendment wa lost in the the-conference committee he did 1 part of the work well for the senate con ferees were unanimously in favor of the amend.

niont and only-gave it to the house conferees after a struggle Had they held out the passage of the bill would have been endangered Howe Mr. Norwood will hai opportu- BUJ next session to endeavor to have the 28 fuot scheme recognized and secure sufticient ai appropriation to wt work on it. GEORGIA TART 01 THS BrLL. As the bill passed the house today pta gtii da as tonows Harbors Savannah 180 000 Brunswick 35000 Cumberland' sound 112000 Rivers Altamaha 10000 Cl at- tahoochee t2OCO CoosaGOuO Flint COO Ocmulgee 700 Oconee 10000 Savan nah S21 000 Je vl creek 85000 Romney Harsh 4 033 The bill altogether appropriates 22 CT 110 au Increase of 8 374333 over the amount of the house bill originally. Two yeas have elapsed without a river and harbor bill.

The present bill therefore really carries appropriations for two years making the amount for each year a little over SillQOOQO The vote oaf tn toritt Wit tomorrow is 1 looked forward to with much interest Mr. Mijls will make a closing speech consuming VjjUbat an hour before the vote Is taken A Tote rHl probably be taken up on the amend. as an aggregate and then upon the bill as amended. Mr Randal it now seems will pair. for he sent a letter to Mr.

Dowden today asking him to secure a pair for him and to nab it of record that ho would vote against the bill if KCTTEMBJfT HOtS Mr Kilgore of Texas altMH new mem- has developed into one ot the very pest members of congress He ever watchful and seems determiaed to prevent all wholesale depletion of the treasury for undemocratic Schemes For this. reason he has earned the title of Objector Kilgore. In fact ho Las ahn st robbed Mr IJolman of the title of The Watch Dog of the Treasury. HJB' objection today to the to jam ide aid er state homes for disabled soldiers and sailors caused quite a scene. Mr.

Kilgore pronounced the bill a IClieme to rob the laboring men when Mr. SpInola. a very oTd and decrertid mem- let row ew York replied that he would hurl the declaration ek the dirty throat from which it emanated Mr. Kilgore replied by stating that he would take into consideration the age of the gentle- man who had just uttered the insulting language but If any one of Lis henchmen had given tterance to the wonts would do- noWJC6 mm on the floor as liar. For a time things looked quite breezy but as none of Mr.

Bpinolad a young friends would father his remarks I withdrew his utterances against the Texan and order was restored. Had it not been the age of Mr. the Louse would have been treated to an unprecedented us Mr Kilgore is a native-Georgian hav. ing gODe to Texas' from Newton county. THE UKlNLEY nmiiiiov Tile failure of Senator Colqnltt and Judge Stewart to invite Mr McKmley to the Pied- tnout Chautauqua has been the topic of con.

versation around the house Both havo been censured Judge Stewart states however that he was not concerned in the matter as the letter was written to Senates Colquitt and he was not wed to be a party to extend the ln ilation He however was opposed to inviting Mr. McKmley en the grounds ar heretofore expressed CAnUsUt TIftKD OP pTTBLttMJFE Speaker Carlisle it Is understood has written from Washington to Harry T. Wilson In which he says he will be a candidate for re election this fall but is in doubt whether he will allow his name to be used again for congress from his present district Judge Stewart spoke thl afternoon in favor of the bill to pay Samuel Noblecf Alabamsfoi tight hundred bales of cotton destroyed by the union army Mr. Noble ell to have been a loyal citizen but nevertheless lib till was defeated even many southern men voting against it. Mr.

Candle has ten a pension for Mrs Hill Gwinnett county. She jets 12 per month and 3100 arrears. I The president has. signed the Mil authorizing the construction of a bridge across Flint river W. B.

THE SENATE. he Anti BUI Jilicuase4' tTntU Ad journment. WJJU1fatOlf. July 20 In the aenate. the house bill making the roth of May Decoration jpay a holiday in tho District Of Columbia was passed The naval appropriation Mil was reported and placed on the calendar.

Mr. Cullom offered a resolution which was peed to Instructing the postofflce committee ito Inquire into the expediency of allowing the rtlcle iaown aa postal taUetor prlrate postal pass through the mails at the postage rate of one cent. The senate at WAS preceded to execmive cosiness After the tofts were opened Mr Sherman gave totice that he would ask the senate to resume consideration of the fisheries treaty tomorrow Jlr Chandler thereupon offered the following resolution whjch was laid over BeiDlveJ Tnat thifopower to make treaties and to appoint aU bfeh publw officers of the United gtatet oemj rested tie rresldent and senate jo JiUy tbe prcyflent nti no rlsht tmBer hit Implied power of making preUnunarynejtotiatioinioftreatevto HT' poini without tn coucnrrence of thO senate pri vate dUzenS plealpotentirlcs to make an i tign suclrtreatlcs In behalf of tb Pulled Slates and tsct the recent appointment by the president triUw onithirconsent ct the ienaieoJames Anjell IUId WWam 1. Putnam as pleatpotcntarle to lnake and tbepropo ed fishery treat with Great Britain dated February ii 1888 was unwanauted by the couitltnnon Mr. Dolph called up the hill to prohibit the coming of- Chinese laborers into the United States The bll was discussed ly Messrs.

Dolph Mitchell and Morgan until 5:05 when without reaching a vote the senate adjourned until tomorrow. nlfEB AND HABBOB BILL. Report of tbe Cpulereea Submitted to tho House. YTASHiKCTOf July 20 The first business before the this ruing was the bill coming over from last nights session appro mating 250 000 to aid state homes for disabled volunteers Mr. Kilgore of Texas moved to amend by reducing the appropriation to 100 COO After a somewhat heated debate.

Mr Kil cores amendment. was rejected nd the bin which woos a senato bi was passed Mr Elanchard submitted tl conference re. port on the river and 1 arbor bill. Mr. Weaver of Iowa.

demanded the yeas and uajs- on agreeing to report but the demand WM refused Mr. er moved to Sider the vote by which the house had refusal to order the yios and nay but this motion was tabled by a vote of yeas 17 74. The report as then agreed to 1M to Bills coming er from last night s- session also passed for the Ji1tlremout of Generals William Baldy Smith and A. Smith with the rank of colonel and general W. Avf 11 with the rank of cap ain The house then- weut into committee of the whole on the private cal ndU' The entire afternoon was spen in consideration of the bill for the relief of Samuel Noble a claim or reimbursement for the loss of 803 bales of cotton A motion to strike out the enacting clause resulted a vcs 1 nijsO but Mr Dates of Alal ama nrwle a point of 110 juorum Tae committee rose ill tin hruse at 4 10 0 o'clock took a rereis until o'clock the evening session to be for the cou deration of priv ate pension bilU The house ut its eYenin scss on passed twenty four prn ate peiiMun 1 aud at 10 JO adjourned.

It'S FIB As Chief Justice of the United States Su prtnle Court tt QTOS July 20 Melville W. Fuller 8 May confirmed to tm chief justice. Speaking on tLecase was by Messrs. Pdmunds arts and Stewart in opposition and by Messr 11 and Cullom 111 defense of Mr. Fuller.

The democrats did not speak The ote re mains under an- in junction of secrecy. but it is understood to be as follows in detail ieas Messri. Date Back Berry Blackburn Bl deOX fi own Butler Cockrell Ooke Dantel Davj Fartrell raukner ryej George Gibson Gr3y niii Ramptou Hears' Joues of Artansas Jonei 01 Nevada tic Pa rson i Utobdl Morgan Pasco. Payne Puh. QiajRiiniou Ren" KiddlelegerTurpe ane oorhftes olihal Wilson of 41.

BNajB Mrs. Ulalr Bontn. cr Danes Jjol Edmnnds Kvan wlr Hoar Ingalts Wanden. I lalmpr ntt Sal In Sawyer Sherman cwort siockbri 1 Teller Wilson of Iowa 20 the affirmative Messn. Call.

ColqnJtt Eutis Harris Kenne 1 lumh Saulsbnrr 7 iUlred on the egit Me Aldrich Allison Choce ll ock Mo rill PaJdoa 7. Absent and tpalied Mr Spooner POBTACPB CB AU rubllo Bulldlnp Work of Incendiaries WASHINGTON July 20 The department of state has been informed by the minister of the Unit6d States at Prince that on the Hth instant some unknown person set fire to the upper floor of the chamber of deputies while that body was in session and the names being fanned by the wind spread over the town consuming about tenth of it. lhe department of the interior war department new law school building civil courthouse. gov ernment printing office Protestant Episcopal church residence of tbe bishop of Hayti and that or the minister of war. On' the 7th Instant at 7 o'clock W.

an incendiary tire was started in the private residence of the minister of justice. and the wind again blowing a gale tl fire was only stopped by reaching the burnt strict resulting from the fire of July 14th. Sailors from the rench of war Bisson were summoned by the minister of France and lent assistance in checking the spread of tl fire. The Javal Bill WASHIVGTOV July The naval appro prlation bill as leported to the senate today carries a total appropriation of SJO 157091 a net increase oierthe house bill of 154000 Items are struck out as follows For a commls- Ion to examine a sue for a navy yard on the gulf coast 50 000 for an armored cruiser of 7500 tons displacement not to cost over three and a half millions. Among the new items in the bill are the following A steel practice vessel 8275000 three gunboats or cruiser not to exceed 1 00 tons in displacement and not to cost more than 50 000 in all.

Launching of a CruIser. 8. FUAJCISCO July 20 Thousardi of peo pie assembled in the vicinity or the ship yards of the Lnlon Iron works last eveuing to witness the laulIchlng of cruiser No. 5 the first government vessel ever launched on the Pacific toast. General Howttrd and Commodore Belkuap with a large number of array a officers were on baud to witness tie ceremonies.

uovemor Waterman Mayor Pond. the board of supervisors foreign consuls an i federal lid state othc els generally with a number of newspaper men also occupied positions on the platform Little time wcs lost in the prepa ration and the ceremony WI brief. An artillery band struck up an iDi lriWf strain as Mr. 8co general manager of the Icion Iron works gave the lie ual MIM Alice Scott his daughter brcleabotLe of wine over the aide end ned the cruiser Charleston and amid the. booming of cannon the screechicg of whittles and shouts from thousand of throats the vuel glided slowljoffthe wa8 and out into the stream Ihe launch was pro uounced sncces llnaUrespects.

Fell Into Well RALEIGH July 20 Special Hon Fred N. Sturdwick presidential elector for the state at large while riding. with a friend of his in the suburbs of the town of Hillsboro on Monday last. had th6 misfortune to fall. Both he and his horse went into a well thirty five feet deep.

The well was covered with boards- which looked secure but When the horse got on them he and his ridei were pre- cipite4to the bottom. The wonder is that both were' not. killed outright When extricated from that. place Mr. Studwick was found to be seriousiy if not fatally injured Some hopes are however entertained of his recovery Adjournment of the ew York i gitlatQT July 20 The extraordinary session of the legislature adjourned sine die this evening It passed a till abolishing the present CQueduct commission and empowering the mayor or hew York city to appoint new.

pommlnslon also a prison bill protidiftg meant to Py their ex peusea and put convict to work. California' Ceolat. SAN FRAncrsco Cal. July 20 The state zeteer for Just Issued gives California a population at the. nresent time of over a million and half' people nearly.

twice the population In 1880 according to the official WASHED AWAY The Terrible Flood About Wheeling RAIUIOADS COMPLETELY WJPED OUT. Valuable Bridge Carried Off-Fearful De traction of Property Several Live Exported Lost. Etc. Etc. WHEELING Va.

July 20. Tfip loss of life from he flood last night is atleast twenty- five About fifteen bodies have bien. found so far. The money loss is about 9150000. The greatest loss of life was along heeling creek and at Triadolphia.

A search this morning re sutted in the discovery of a number of bodies near the latter place. Most of them were found among the drift which" collected at ElDY Grove. The body of William Gaston aged sixty years a prominent and wealthy Derson was found near Elm Grove. His wife remains were found two miles below Elm Grove' hanging on a barbed wire fence" Charles Caul- bell of tle Wheeling News Letter aged 50 was found among the drift wood. Mrs Jane Fay and her two grown ap daughters Alice and Mary were discovered a short distance below Tridelpl1ia and the bodies of two brothers named Gorman were found in a meadow where they had been hurled by the furious waters Later and authentic details from.

Triadelphia show that destruction was more appalling there than anywhere else. Fifteen families are homeless and. saved nothing but what they had on. Half this village-of 600 inhabk tanu was swept away but all bat those before named escaped to the hills The storm ex tended sixteen miles east of West Alexander Pa. and the scene nil along the way Is one ot desolation and inconceivable horror.

Where. the TriadeIphla scboolhouse a large building of six rooms stood the creek is now a raging flood and not a vestige of even the foundation remains The whole south HALF OF THE TOWN HAS DISAPPJUItD as clear as if It never existed. The Wheeling relief committee which recently raised funds for the Rowlesburg sufferers expended the balance for provisions and sent them to Triadelphia. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad Pittsburg division is practically destroyed for fifteen miles. The Western Union Telegraph company lost two hundred miles of wire and most of its poles.

Peports are coming in from all parts of Ohio count this morning in 1 eating that the storm was more disastrous to life and property in the country than in this city It cannot be stated at this hour how many lives have been lost. The loss in this city known to be ton with a number reported missing. SWEPT TO THEIR DEATH Caldwell's ltun which passes through the eighth ward of the city was a scene of the greatest havoc. Three houses were swept away' and all their inmates were drowned. They were Mrs.

Barbara Stenzel and son HO" man Steuzel Alice and Annie Wingett of Miltonsburlt Ohio nieces of Mrs. Stenzel John Homau and Mrs Thomas Hawley and Jour children Her husband was in the yard and was swept one. hundred yardrdpwn-tbe stream ba jnanagedJe ttfok-thViMmk-ljr safety Only two bodies Lave Deeq recovered Alice Wlngert and Mrs Mrs Johni son a wlddsrMed. xty residing at Clinton' this county rlieij front fright PrrrsBuao July 50. A later dispatch from WlIeeling1l says twenty-three persona known to be drowned.

Among the number was the sheriff of Marshall county The cem. eteries were washed out aud comns with bod. ies floated down the river. The line of tbe Pittsburg division of the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad will bin to be practically rebuilt from Elm Grove to Penn. ylvU1 state line.

Six costly bridges were washed away. The track is lifted away from the bed and twisted into all shapes for miles at a stretch. In some places it is impossible to say what damage has been done. Only an occasional gap is seen on high and solid ground. The entire bed is badly washed.

Interest centers in the wreck of the- Baltimore and Ohio bridges over Wheeling creek at Main street and the fatalities which attended that disaster. Several of those on the bridge were doubt less strangers in the city attracted by curiosity and their absence was not noticed. So far as be definitely known there were four men and three boys not since heard from on the bridge when went down. A. thirteen- year-old on of Daniel Richie and a twelve- year-old boy named Eddie Hathaway are mis sing.

The creek is still dangerous bridges caved in and telephone and telegraph hues are down. The fall of water from to 6 55 o'clock by tbe gauge was 6 inches. It is impossible to give any details of losses tonight for the reason that those who suffered cannot estimate their own loss as yet and every resident of low ground suffered damage ranging from 81000 to 10000 while those on tile Mils lost valuable crops fences etc. The Baltimore and Ohio company loss will reach 350000 at the lowest estimate and the county losses of houses. bridges and schoolhouses will be at least Wheeling narrow auge 5 000 and the natural gas company of West Virginian 05000 Chambers Co Elnt Grove coal works 85000 city on wash- outsbridges etc.

50 000 Wheeling and Elm Grove railroad 5 000 H. Hunter brick manufacturer 53000 and From Berch fnrulture dealers this city 000 RAILROADS WASHED AWAY. ST. CUlBSVILLE July 20 This place and vicinity were visited last evening by a most terrific thunder storm with violent winds and a rainfall that eclipsed the average water- pout. Grain fields were.

laid waste shocks were swept away and growing corn is not to be seen. The Hellalre and St. Clallsville and the St and Northern railroads are almost entirely washed out. An incoming train on the Baltimore and Ohio was stranded at Echo and the trainmen and passengers as best they could escaped ith their lives water filled with drift running to the headlight of the engine. Several narrow escapes are reported and it is feared a number of lives have been lost.

As yet it is impossible to estimate the loss. but this place and vicinity are damaged not less than 8100000 THE TRAIN DKK All ED. Two Negroel Who WlU Host Likely be Lynched During the Night. CHAttANOOGA lenn July 20 Special Tw scoundrely uejjroes today wrecked toe ed passenger tram on the East Tennessee Virltinla and Georgia railroad at Blue springs thirty miles from this city and if they are not lynched tonight they have their necks in a noose which will soon be tightened by the law. Engineer Griffin had the train flying along at the rate of forty miles an hour tffien it darted around Ii.

curve near the switch he caw to hiI horn that it had been misplaced The brave i low with death staring him in Ule remained at his post knowing that unless the speed of the- train was not lessened there might be loss of life among the passengers. Despite his efforts the train left the track and the engine plunged down an embankment One-hall of Griffins skull was torn sway and the poor fellow Is till alive hut cannot live through the night. Fireman Hall received fatal internal injuries No passengers were injured. The switch had been tampered with by two negroes who were caught tonight by detectives There is strong probability that they will be lynced A Deadlock Broken. MciInnrvruETenn July 20.

Creed F. Bates of Chattanooga was nominated for confresstoday by the democrats ol the third district after Wb liaab tt taken S. Kf" TEBB1TIC EXPLOSION. Killed by tfa Boiler ou A Tog. July 20 An explosion of a steam pipe that supplied the engine from he' bollerf caused the death of seven men ot the ew9 t1U tugboat Convoy at 130 o'clock this morning Th accident occurred twraly- milfj np the nver warWestport Ind.

andmostof the men were asleep at tire time Folldwiwis tat of the victims wrLUAM PiGE age bout twenty yeara resldeaei unknown. JU tt BAIHUGA sixteen years jVfest- deuce SojuvRv ROBERT JOVE about thirty five years old mat ried ftsJcfloe Jack Bun Pa. WKTJUM BIGLEY forty two years old married residence Allfghiwv City Pa. CHABLE3 Lt3TER fifty nine years of age rest. Qence foffca tmPa.

ORfl JIcCAiOl twenty four yean old rest. deneefcttsbuig. WOLIfM KELLEY about thirty five yean oU residencinnknown Whentheboat reached Westporl twenty- six milea up everything according to the first mates sfcry was running smoothly. He took a waDclfeck to the cabin and found all quiet. Ho stopped and talked to a friend George McCftoni wlio was lying on a lower berth near the doori The latter half rose fn his bed and remarked In soon be at home with my family.

Then he lay down and went to Sleep. The mate returned to the pilot house and wasjconversing with Captaa Reno the pilot. TJhey were then two miles above Westport Suddenly there wall a terrific explojiop The whcje Boat became. enveloped in steam and the machinery stopped Captain who was asleep hurriedly dressed an4 called his men and made prepara. ttQn4.

t4 land. A yawl was lowered a line. taken on and thef boat towed ashore and' made rut to tree. Then the captain proceeded to. the cabin where the explosion occurred WitliamTage laj near the door dead Blood was rushing from his mouth and ears and flesh scalded off his body.

William HarrIgan was hi his berth. His death must have beeu Instantaneous for he lay in the same position as whenlie retired. Robert Jones was on the floor and barelt alive He was horribly burned and lived hue fifteen" minutes He died with his wife's name on- his lips William Bigley was still aim when found but died in ten minutes. Charley Taster was found outside the cabin lying on his face. He was not dead and told them that ho had run out there as Soon as he could recover from the shock of the explosion.

He was almost bilked his skin was parchdd and little jets of blood stood out from the pores of his body. In tw hours he was dead. George Me Cann lay dead In exactly the same position he Was in when the first matt left him but a hall hour before. William Kelley was pulled out from under his bunk and was- alive but he was also terribly burned Charles Chambers the other man who slept Iu the cabin was blown out of the door and had a miraculous escape. Officers of the boat can give no conception of the accident and say the machinery waS' inspected last February and was then in excellent condition An inquest ld this afternoon and all the bodies qburg.

GO. GALLAGHER1 a Murderer Executed Yeaterda Jui Jack mu Tonrthdnse at UM- o'clock today for the murder of Ulsura Ulrich at Jeffereonville last October Allen had an iron nerve lid sang and prayed nnder the gallows in a strong clear Voice. He wed. for a glass of whisky which was refused Wm. He put the noose around his own neck and said Let her go Gallagher.

The sheriff then putted the lever and Allen body swung in the air. His pulse stopped in eleven minutes and his heart ceased to beat in twelve minutes. He was cut down after banging fourteen and a half minutes. The body was then given to an undertaker and the interment took place in Potters field immediately after the execution. He was an Eng.

lishman thirty-four years of age and came to this country two years ago. He had no friends here and did not write to his English friends about his trouble since he has been In prison. Allen had tried insane and religious dodges in vain. KNOXVILLK Term July 20 Hicks Cnnl chael colored who murdered Deputy Sheriff Shlpe on May 20th. last was executed today by Sheriff Jones inside the jail in the presence of twenty-eight witnesses the number required by law.

The hanging caused but little excitement and only asmall crowd surrounded the jail. CarmlChael said he was prepared for death. Hang Me Gently But Hang Quick. MONTGOMERY Ala. July 30.

Special At Clayton. Ala. today Simon Pitts a blind negro who brutally murdered a fellow pauper' last spring was hanged for his crime Just before leaving the jail for the gallows he ate a watermelon and smoked a cigar with appa- Jent relish. After the halter was placed around Ills neck he cried in a loud voice Hang me gently men hang me quick but' don't choke me. His neck broke In the tall atd he died quickly His body was sold to a local physician.

The-crime which he was hanged was brutal in the extreme He murdered London Walker by splitting his head open with an ax. Both were inmates of the county poorhouse and room mates A Drownlns and a Suicide RALEIGH July 20 Special Keene railroad contractor from North Carolina was drowned in the lake at East Lake a suburban resort this afternoon. There was a barbecue and the dedication of IL park at East Lake today and five thousand' people were present. In the afternoon the lake was crowd. ed with pleasure parties in sail and row boats- Keene WM In bathing was seized with cramp and drowned before a boat could reach him He was about thirty years old' and unmarried Nannie Bailey youna woman of question able character committed suicide this morning by taking morphine She had been accused of taking some money from a room adjoining hers in the Clisby building on Twenty-first street She left a note Baying she would not further disgrace her family The woman was the daughter of respectable parents living at Jonesboro fifteen miles- from here.

A White Man Murdered CHAtTAIoOJA Tenn. July 20 Special A burly negro named Button attempted to beat the agent of the Alabama Great Southern railroad at Morgan ville this morning. George Cross a white man went to the assistance of' the ages but finding he was being worsted took to his heels. The negro followed him and plunged a dirk into his body. Cross died in great agony.

Fire at Wllab N. 0. ItumOH July Fire broke out In the prosperous Jnd thrifty town ol Buckingham count seat of Richmond county on the morning of the 19ta and destroyed a large portion of the business. part of the town the courthouse two. hotels SeV- eral business establishments together with a number of dwellings.

The loss Is estimated at 830000 with. only 13000 insurance The county records were saved. The fire is supposed be the work of an Incendiary It has been suggested that burglary was also perpetrated Estimates or South Carolina- Streams. WABHisaTOM July 20 Lientenaat V. Abbo corps or engineer submits the following estiwate to works under hlieharga for the fiscal year ended June JOU1.18SO- Improvement of tne harbor at Charleston 8.

Cv Includln BnUlyans island to 5000 for next year fTMOOh Improvement of Wappo cut for tT ft and vtooooiiieletJO.COJ- tmproveaent ot Kdato liver 8 Gtfo complete H7A for nut year fKXOOO Salfceliaicbfc i THE R0LERSTSMACKE OifER tSf js- A 5c A Gr Darat One ot Uaclr 8apv' 8Wpi oa' tand-iOtbtr elgn. wi' or Interest. ry 8T PBl MjiuBo nJj2 Qp arrival of Urn German squadron at Cronstadt yester day the yachVHohenzollarnbearinjc Empuol' WilHam steamed mto poaWbn clQBaJid th United States steamer Enterprise at anchor only one ressel separating he yacht hut. th American warship. The Enterprise arrived' lathe harbor yesterday jnoralnf The Gi man emperor wa first wejcomed Tiy Grand Duke Alexis who was taken the lern in a state barge.

As heJ mounted the lad der to. the moUem'- eck he was mefby the emperor and warmly embraced. Emperor William and Prmce Henry then entered the barge and were rowed to the Uusslatt imperial yacht Alexandra on which the czar awaited the arrival of his visitor. The two emperors met at the gangway and embraced and kissed each other. several times M.

De Giers But sian minister of foreign dam. General Von Schweinitz German ambassador and Colonel Von Villaume military attache of the Ger man embassy at St. Petersburg were present at the meet Jig Foreign embassies and all of the private houses along the rooter to St. Petersburg were profusely decorated and the balconies were crowded with. people.

The German colony' tumwlout in great force see the emperor The Weather was beautiful. PeGiersand Count Herbert Bismarck have bad several in terviews On Sunday EmpeforTVTlllam win rive a banquet on board of the llohenzollertt' in honor of the OB arriving at PrasnoVthe emperor on horseback and the czarina and children in an open carriage drawn by white horses in spected the camp. Tlim seated before the imperial tent the party listened to the playing of the German anthem and a select ion of German music. Evening prayer tattoo and a discharge of rockets closed the days proceedings. Ix DON July 21 A Daily Telegraphs correspondent at St.

Petersburg gays he is reliabl1 informed that tile Interview between the czar and Emperor William was of 0 mos' cordial character and that as a result or it Russia will in the future pursue a perfect policy. He says that there is now no danger of trouble arising regarding Bulgaria. ft says Prince erdmand will be allowed to reign on the ground that he will retain his position. When the prince Is deposed Germany will favor any candidate for the Bulgarian throne that may be nominated BEBLUJ July 20 The North German Gazette referring to the reports in Pans- papers to the effect that Emporor Williams visit to St Petersburg as a last effort to conciliate Russia says The German policy remains Jo conformity with the German treaty Thejpresence of Prince iFerdl nand on the throne of Bulgaria hss been recojc ubed by Germany a violation of that treaty. The two emperors will in no wise change the German attitude toward Prince FerdJnan4.

The same paper published the reply of Herr Von Pnttakamer tq the addresses presented to Emperor Frederick on May 29th. Emperor Frederick instructed Herr Voa Put- takimer to say he never4oubt dthe loyalty. oftfieToWa-btWeJt confidfeatjthar olesf within Prussia would prove by deeds tb el feel ings of loyal ltion and gratitude they de served from 4ho organized state- Institutions and from members of the relchstag and Hand" tag. i QNEYBUnE SUSPENDED For Writing an Article Reflecting on the Speaker of Parliament LONDON July 20 In the house of commons today Lord Randolph Churchill asked' the speaker for permission to question Mr Coney beare as to whether he was the author of a letter appearing in the Star denouncing the couduct of the speaker in supporting the ton motion for closure or the debate on the second reading of the Bann drainage bill. Tho letter referred to accused the speaker of gross.

injustice to the minority and. of a breach of parlia. meutary decorum nothing short of public scandalln assisting the government to suppress debate on a measure. which handed to- the Irish landlords hall a million of English money Mr. Coney Ware admitted that he was the author of the letter.

Lord Randolph Churchill thereupon moved the suspension of Mr. Coueybeare- from the' house during the reminder of the seWn The letter be said was a gross libel on the speaker and a grave and deliberate insult to the house The speaker said that the adoption of the closure was an act of the house. In dealing. with the matter he held an absolutely neutral position and he left the affair to the judgment of the house Cheers. Mr Gladstone deprecated the invective as wholly out of place in this discussion The letter was distinctly a breach of privilege and he would therefore support Lord Randolph Churchill's motion.

Mr. Labouchere move to substitute in the motion the words Breach of privilege for the words Gr ss libel. Mr. Sexton said that no act seemed to be a breach of privilege when committed against an Irish member. As Irish members could obtain no redress for slanders uttered in or written outside of.

the house the best course they could adopt was to leave the English' members of parliament to settle. disputes among themselves. Mr Sextons remarks were greeted with laughter and derisive cheers. during which Mr. Sexton left the house.

Mr W. H. Smith' held that Mr. Coneybeare's letter was a direct libel. upon the speaker of the house and that the adoption ot Lord Randolph Churchill's motion was sary to maintain decorum in parliament The motion was adopted by a rote of 245 to 168 An amendment was afterward adopted to suspend Mr Coneybeare for one month.

i Bandar Law tor Ireland. LONDON July 20 The select committee appointed by the house of common to con sider the question bas submitted a report to the house recommending perpetual Sunday closing in all parts of Ireland. and aim doting at 9 o'clock on Saturday nights. Hr. 1 Balljing Hl Form.

LotDQir July 20 Mr. Parnell has sued an urgent whip to members of the bouse to be present in the house' of commons on Monday when the question Is taken ca the Mil for the appointment pf commission Judge to- ez- amlne into toe Times charge against members of parliament. Ne LOJTOOX July 20 Reports received dally from Suakim by Times congrms the that either Henry Stanley or Emln in ptDarfonr 6o nTi Hl Cravat. PAWS July 20 General Boulangers wound ba healed Hghjamvalesclng rapidly lined for Importing a Preacber. YORK July In thVTJnited States circuit court today.

Jndg Wallace oujpplictcoa' of cnfteflfltata District-Attorney- Wsker signed decree over dtmurrw of Umectorenarcn etc. of the church et Sotf Ttwlty iajth action twughttjamrt them bytM State The roittM brought under tbe contract law to exact tbe prescribed penalty te brtnji Ber E. Wwren tothU country ngl nd. to contract. AJodgiaeni tot 1000 the a fr CJV KS- a Lsf r- 1 as been coBilderably exerdse4 ferjaore tfcaa awetkjOTeryarfoys mcwV4 aa indenaito character tBcernin irapwted negoU tfoa tetweentheiaeatwmd Terminal aad the Hcvi- folk and 2 jp nattwbted Ui orin rery ft fchape btrt nothlag strictlyreUahleilaui mInaleoinpaafr rB 000 ihiresn Tetaeaseryirgmlvaa4 Oeorria rallroaa5 which the orfelk and Western waatt BichmonJ and.

DanTilleiecauM oJlUall ncdj to theTermlnsJ. Negotiation tut the accora pllshment ot this trade bar Seen andare stfll than likely th trade will finally be effected taf some terms and In th event the Terminal' cotnpanr Bt come Inposses3fenl rabot 8700000 cash which can put to several' uses tor the material ImproreaenT ot our cxirt1' dltton in tome quarters It ismndenOf sorted that the one" will be used to recaffth present bonded debt of tne emIniteoBpM which Just about 700000v Anotherjugjet Uonls the total fasoe of Terminal pttlerreJj stock will be boughtby the company aid coned" tr- It Is by no means wttled yet what pc will be adopted hut one thing Js trade is made the purchase money will be In the only best calculated to Improve tb value the Termlnil tock ot which the present directors bought so heavily to control the recentTerminal side of every the consideration h4s Ufa movwoathe southern railroad chess board and is being watched with losa attention II ta wd Mr. Gould la backing the Korfolk anl Western in the deal MJST THB AKAltCUlSTg AQAPt. T. Discovery of Circulars Caninj onAnaKshUtB to Aveng tbe Bioo4 or Tblr fellow CmcAoojJuly 20 Inspector e1d11 now in his possession copies.

of what to be secret newspaper new but what i Ia' rAi reality a secret circular dlffermjt but Htt frMa the famous revenge circujai" wthtwl August Spies caned the Haymsrtei tjmeet1ng Tbe main difference Is that the paper tennea revenge calls for active steps on tho part of the old time anarchists to avenge the execu tion of Spies Parsons Llngx and It 1 learned that. this paper. being dttribnt secretly among the anarchist groups and that. although it purports to be printed hi a foreign land really issued in ChicagoHt It issaid to tie not improbahU thattha Ai i- coverr of this sheet will lead to the arrest ot prominent J11ArChats. not only in Chicago 6 all over the country and the police are onlyuvs waiting till their chain of evidence Is OOp2pl wv jL Inspector Bonfield aaidtWsvenfagtWt batactthat there wassaoh af pwaSCiatr described in secret circulation among ws archistsanddecIaredThefollowingeUtfment 3 concerning It to be.

fubsUnUally correct Th1' 3 paper has oeeajtarted for worunrnp the 4 slonsot the anarchists to such ipoiat that they wont stop at anything to aocompllsh their CttU 1 n41 e4ljaVail amMltesTiiJ Immedlatetan4 vigorous et ps to lntlnddt the exponentsof monopoly twL thus prejrest similar murders tf izsi Coniplrators TtmeofXt. zr CaicAooJnly2a uerei en alleged Burlington dynamite tonspiratorWM released from the custody of tbe United Statefff marshal yesterday afternoon Vj farnlshtng 85000 bond. Hewastheatakenvbeforeaju- ties and a hearing on state warrant set for2 Saturday. Another bond Vasgivent but Baoewisenwnslnimedlately re-arrested oa a warrant sent here fnnaABrorachargtnB conspiracy to destroy the property lington company. Jle went to charted an officer and last night after bonus in Aaron to tbe amount to appear for.

ahearing July was allowt go to his home. Engineer Goding oneof alleged dynamlteM tfbatlfW United States oommissloiwrtodayjbut Just 14 i thacawof Chief Bauerelwnyetterday wa. immediately arrested oa a stale warrant This. required Qoatagto answer in was taken there immediately. OJul12I Tifoof ft Uire i chtm arrested tor conspiring to atsassi Bonfleld Gary and Girnnell are out l9 arid Chapek fumfiljed the bond eTfflJJQO eacbJ been released.

Hronek is. ItUt in- confinement andLwilidoubtless sa re main. Inspector Bonfteld says the case hcom pletewith the three Onaifr two tttftm Dl plot but not to an extent convicted Any further arrests will be for the purpose of' holding Inspector denies the report ol ChleTymus confession KO TBDTH JIT ir Jay Gould Hal Not Boneht alackeys Tele prapli" Cable ij" graph officials say that there Is nafcnn4 ttQtt-Cwyl the report pubJahed In th Cdrtoa Appeal to tbe effect that Gocld had purchase- the JL. VifisiKi Cm Her. July Joon.Tr Micktr makel an empbaile denial that he has sold cable property to Jay Gould.

Mr- Mactey aytf tIlere is no tbadow or foundation Tot the Ntv YOBZ July 20 Officials of the cable company announcelhat they hare made jrn rangements with the Wettem Union tA advance rates to twenty five cents per word lias new rates to take effect trier Acgnrt bf. announcement of tbftalrancebf theotnn. PrrroOTW Jul at' Another firm Patrick Co. of teechburg Pa signed th amalgamated scale today j4 several signatnre are rpeet within the next twenty four honrs jTbe' confusion la the Iron asioyatloa with UoJnc lacturen of iron steel and nail was cl pp by Ai wb9 rcald vTh Western Iron wsodationCand ass iron. steel and nails are two diitlnct atoorjabizatiana Th tolEet regulate tt price of Iron the lattei-arranget the thosewho sienedf the scale ia practically did the jamethingwhcn they tnow nothing about th boa lockout mjwKa will cjmtBlt any further irtth maHer I.

hare Botateg to dq whu-tho. mentKatlcmalOnard cf Keif York with mentmder toaiund of. Colonel pP Wtj At 8 o'clock iby the tPemuylvani BIchnxmdYfcwhere they wIB takeparttas the of sag beguesttof tbeKIcbmondOtay vs' Suit ROS f1 JUH MILL lPFLIE8. ETC. ill Jf TN KING oolen TOOLS3 BrassGood Bdtm forthci Pump and rc Rope.

in' SO NSI 0 1 PLASTER PARIS 01 CQ a 8' a JO 11J 0 fi RCATA UE FB1CE AD UAnTERS tels I RES rought lront dGas GAr FSf I Simas is th is thr ughout ktl is II lI wh 1 I'L hl steamboati 11:1 Brunswick six lIly lS J. KI 1- T' er r2S St I st and its present nJ bvlt and lt11jle Ugkth rpe" ISt 1n Inl h-aahful body. lanta au relu led 10 altn Y. I oclo aJ NG N. Y.

J. 1 REMOY AL EVA TSS LAfKI K. I The Appro1 r1atloD faah1n I uIIINGTO SpccialJ i forJ bywbieh ed wdaYlihoWi 1 the. aide SLeW art it. Cb ief Cam ron I a ly mlt ce wthin I I fltoOOO i J1ator 1 I i dId.

hi con- I strug le. en aDgered. have an nit on sc eme tcda Geor stRUM Harbors i XXJ Riven-Altamaha lO XXJ Chat- 2OOO Coosa SGoJ 10000 2llXXj Jekyl 1G33. 22. 711G ll1 carries.

eachS' ar overUlXWl PI. i te' oDth6 rii t1liW4 is eedJCons1UI1lng nt 1 en I a an Mr Sf ms or 1 l1re86ut. alt a ujtleS8. eIn3 deteIm lt to. ah11lst MrIIolmanofd theilll provide proD unced i ve i 1 ldnio I tinJ takeino 0 ba guageOOt him liar breczyutaa friendswoad.

ther be uttcr 1tnot elne Ir. nativ Geotgian tt Ir. McKinl DothJ1ava SenatoxCplquitt invitation UDds expros. J1J1de too re- con ess Stew teJl100IlJn fa" dc troY4. bythe arm as ltt J1wu menvoUng inst of Gwin ett Bhect month Pm dent.

hauigned tb hOt. tzln dgo 8E. ATE. tton Distrittot. UIl1iJiJ.

calendAr-- resoluUonwblch tbepoatotnce coI nilttee ro xpedlen clobo tal bf' orPdrate. 1 4iJJP'- lpQU the. ratoof Thesenate iv tAtterlhfl rs treaty i 88 Bea11veJIba aUJ bUC oftbe Plltn I 1Ie preliminary neltQtiatlollfl oltreate' 10 coueurrenceof Il I i lelatej ofJames n. LleJl plen potcntrle aa cu tftuton. Chinese1iborers I i I adj mtd i I the The appro.

5200000 mov lIlrKIl rell the cou6 lar or We er an ua 8rr. 1g Weaver 17t was lM ion 386d il1iam FBaJdy J. nd Avrrlll captaiu. for resulted nays :20. Ir.

AJahama ml. 4:30 e8 ession couJtrkili priv- il sson twenty private peill iun bis 10:30 CO WAsru1GTO tile case Emrts an ii B. bldo Cameron. ren. Jrar" JODof Jo otNenda.

1c. 11i n. Yd WIOW dli rt I. I Platt. shu fawrerherman ScwBrt.

Slockbrtlre lp 20 Paired on aftIr Mes.m. iU teS chAllItoU Ch llLCoc Morlll nt nt r. BUnNING OJ PODTAUPRINCE De Tbe ing on tenth interior. bni ing prm' ng oHbe resl ence Ion the reachinLthe dstrict war tle Naval ASHnfGTON. app SOl57091 a.

over tbe 31M XXJ. nlf 00000 Amon 327. cruiser- 1j00 roo. Thousa.rd th 5. anullu and officials pal1tl orpl ure lna Beott mMi lh fr wh lea 8bou Ofthroats 6uccesdul in all.

a I4rKlGHN. C. Special. f. SturdwickpresideJltWelector stateatlarge frl Jld ofhfa th hishorse llthirty.

nd rid clpite4 to outri ht. rom Stud wick UDdt buerlotWy fataliJinJtlred othl4 New- rtIeptatu1O. NY egh tQre cUe. 1on and. emPOerJDf a puiconrlC I FJWI.

C' aiJnIJ Theltate forJ888JI1St SuedJtiTe Il th wesen a th iF 1 i 4 Jt t' Whe nng. RAILROADSCOMPLETQY 1Iopertleverl LI. rted Lo TlI aJ1uJ ber i collectedlLt ro. e's were tw Irs. up da jtltt rs ary.

asho. und tal1s Rlore ng was-swept aJfbut argelluildin ragi g' fe tige remains. I sentthem I Pitts burg for' leJ Qrt Inrom moruin t1n th wasmote cltyH wit 11. ei hth i' nJIer Intbeyard Wal. yarda ttJ a ety.

nl OOd fe red and1tIrs. wid ixt co saYI WenJ three ate et ries OW11 i dt loPi tl 1 0:0 tt a. or Wb ing do mis- tele raph bythe Bg imate company's XXJ buge atnralgaa Yi n1an Co. El111Grove XXJi outs bridges OOOO i eOOO C. Berchr 3000.

Tbis las an thetrninmen pa esca with run TRA DHRAU Dorbl Special.l ue lim' ad tbuiOD Georlinailroa whicbwill yin ltthe a hourWben hOrr tha d. bra lallowi a not.lessened eht of1ifeamong ptsseD Desnitohis the. em t. On haU awayand tbrOu injuriesNo TheawitcJI tonllthtby re. d.

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E. E. dedi ation afternoon wascrow partjesin bath in bo ch wo bytating ClisbYbUildin aa nit. tam y. res table miles-from theag9t wbeing wo ted ro 0 NC.

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