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and rr Joined. ttK i brt iteti HyltoBibeforpsthatcdflylwblch was posfi- sjblyStruejibutitjiSjioti wlbebelieved that themuraerersv cub' motive was the refusal important facts have been elicited since itha Syon Jnamed Savior. who was a sister- iJa awif Hylton Hall hadmet this woman 3ahdhadrfallen in love nrtth her and it sweme4i that the passion was mutual. Terthel meeting Saylor was as. it is pretty certain by ithejband of TL1tOU HalL And Hall took tthewomanand her children and left the Jwuntryy passingthe woman as his wife.

fcfHytoa issaid to have sworn to kill the had murdered his law off his' wife and it is pretty lt had heard of this and theory that Hall took advantage of thejfact of kiylton haying Bates under ar- Crot to pick a quarrel with him and kin iAooiher. theory is Claib Jones another mountain desperado and Hylton were" bitter enemies. They had had a fight some time before the murder in Hind- wan Ky in which Hylton while trying to arrest Jones was shot in the face. Jones determined to have Hylton assassinated Cand went to work with this end in view. IHe found a ready tool In Tattoo Hall with whom he had made friends for the occasion 1they having previously been bitter enemies.

JfeTbe money found on Halls person when ar- rested in Memphis amountiug to several' 4' Sbundred dollars was thought to have been the price paid him for the murder of the ji policeman. i 1 After a stay of several months in Mem- iSpk he was arrested by Detective Pryde ijj fond brought back to Wise courthouse Iwhere he was brought to trial in the early r' tt and convicted of murder in the degree. He was immediately taken to Lynchburg after his sentence and lodged in jail for bsafe keeping for it was feared that a mob would lynch him or that his friends would rescue him. if he remained at Wise courthouse. i Ills counsel took an appeal to the en- preme court where the decision of the lower court was affirmed.

when Hall was back to Wise courthouse and re- If sentenced to hang on the 2d day of Sep. f' tember. Insteadof returning him to Lynchburg the sheriff summoned a guard 44etififty men from Big Stone Gap Norton and other towns in the county who have been on guard heavily armed up to the day of execution. The Number of Men Hall Us. Killed.

short tiQ before the execution your correspondent was accorded the privilege of an interview with the famous outlaw. i The jail in which he is confined is a small IM square two-story topped building constructed of fawn-colored sandstone A wooden addition has been recently placed In front to serve the purpose of the resi- I deuce of the jailer and his family. Entert. lug the door leading into the jail the first sights that struck the reporters eye were fi the cells of the famous Dock Taylor charged with the murder of Ira Mulling the moonshiner and his family on the right and the cell of Tattoo halt on the left. Hall was reclining lit a hammock- tmre- footed and dad only in a cotton und.er- shirt and trousers.

Instead of a clean- shaven face as he usually tas he wore a shaggy beard of some weeks' growth and cut hair. When ttfe reporter told him of his visit he consented at once to i an Interview saying wanted to set him- self right before thf world. as the reports had done him a gsat injustice. Give meen a of your flight from Norton and in Memphis said the reporter. He detaUaris flight to Memphis substan- Iven above.

However he re- iwing story which shows the of the man After killing 1 to the woods and traveled wilderness in the direction of I concealed myself for some the bushes. While hiding there in tnde of the woods near Coeburn over the course I should pursue to set away I was surrounded and overshadowed by a thousand little birds that screamed incessantly and fluttered about me and darted about my face and hands tvlth their sharp bills trying to pick my freyes out It was with great difficulty that 1 fought them away with a brush" for they seemed eager to do me great bodily harm. singing and chirping of these birds in my ears for several days. After I to Memphis and took up my abode that clay the aounls seemed to haunt im until a few days before my arrest Swhen I again began to hear the birds as distinctly as when they attacked me in the woods of Wise county. I heard nothing more of them and had quite forgotten the nel sound until quite recently when they began again and are now annoying toe 7' rhe reporter told him it was only a super- JJon but Hall thought it was punish- AIDent for the great crimes he had corn- jSlnttted.

J' The Capture In Memphis. IKAs to my capture In Memphis he scontinued I went there under the name Hill anti remained- undiscovered for weeks. During thatitime I worked on railroad. I had met-Detective Pry-de knew me as a MriHill but did not uw that I was Talton Hall whom I tknew he wanted. I saw him every day Tand I knew that lie was looking for Tat- liton Hall but thought that I might be able to con tone unrecognized se I had been there long.

One night I played poker until 2 o'clock and overslept myself the next morning and did not et up till 9 o'clock. I sent my little girl across the if street to a saloon to get some beer. The laa who kept it asked my daughter if wanted it for her papa and the little Mi jin said that she did. Thd woman knew moasHall and it was not Joaj after that I sawiPryde coming and ivI what was up that he had found me out I had my pistol near and could have killed him before he reached the top of the steps but did not think- it was" necessary at was satisfied thatI would come clear killing Hylton. whom I shot in self- defense.

Trydo toldm that they wanted me In hut as soon as he had me fast was going to send me to r. ITSM. ti papers credit you with tnaving killed cinety nine men of course this not correct win you state just how nany you have killed After some hesitation replied Not counting those I killed In the war number will rtrobably reachtflve First. oiled Henry Mamft and was acquitted en thdsronnd of self-defense. I killed Trip- ist sod Mohnll.

in FtovdCcoantrr between 1875 and 1885. aridwas Striedandacouitted In an. Tk were polirtwl quarrels. The lasiyme IkffledWmRcissfl I thoujJht WM i thought. he wiedifcThls.

would swell the gg pumber to aa renhalf dozen. v-- i poslte ElalL dhamd with. vmSn of th9 MuDlns tamilyi6aTVinore noted desperado 5 perbapsiithaniHsJl MnodS fL fj years of age nd Treriisvl80. pounds. Hi red beard SJidJtosar pop eres are fitting setUng forarcountenajice that bas murder writteii to every linearnent.

For thirty years he has beea memcal practi tioner. tiSng oVttTjeBCottSWlM end Ifickensoa in Virginia. and Floyd and Letcher counties In Kentucky. When Hall was Questioned as to Ms fetal with Taylor be said We haTB been bitter enemies for years and will ever fdnain so I hare heard that th papers say- that Taylor and I hare shaken hands and toads friends. It is d- lie I have refused to shake hands with him.

because 1 knew him to be a villainous mtirderer Through his treachery I am condemned to die. I had fifteen wit' nesses whose testimony would have ac quitted me but at the point of a pistol he drove them from the country before my trial came off. It was said that Hans brother had bailed Clail Jones out of jail fox the purpose of baying. him head the mob to rescue Hall from the clutches of the law but this Hall denied saying that he had never made friends with Jones who had tried to kill him and that he had not seen him for a Ion time. Jones Is the man who while jailer at Hindinart Ky.

had a Catling gun and a small howitzer sent him by the governor of Kentucky to defend the jail against a party who had threatened to rescue some Prisoners. When he threw off the robes of office he impressed the guns for his own war. Jones is now in jail charged with several murders and the burping of a village In Kentucky. Do you suppose said flail that I would want such a man as that to head a mob to rescue me To show you what kind of a he is read that said Hall banding the reporter a clipping a follows I come nigh jdttfn Hall onst said JonevA little shower of rain is all that saved him. I ha- be vaylay1n' him and I was a his house.

I had been char two days without a bite to pat At last Hall come out with a paper aftff set Ma cheer back agin' the house and begun to read. I taken alto at him. but I had been peekin' so long that my eyes was weak and I took off tot- glasses to wipe eni While I was a wipin' em a shower of rain begun a drlpn' and Talt plcken up his paper ac cheer and went into the house before i cb shoot. Ti 1I a Prominent Man. While Hall has the reputation of IW a wild desperado he was af one time fPom bent man and has probably had aBinber of crimes laid at his door of which-1 In rocent.

Little Talt Hall no ration of thi one committed many crim. in Kentucky though ho has not beenjear from for a number of years. It is yobable that this Talt Hall is responsible for many of the offenses credited to the to5fl hanged today. Hall was for two a sheriff of Floyd county and made a ood officer. He was also United States marshal for sir years and resigned beo se he was tired of the position.

He wa so well pjased with the reporter's notes of the fir interview that he sent for hnn end had archer long talk with him. He expssi hhpelf freely as resigned to hr Jntf- Hp red the truthfulness of all he has told. reporter saying he had yily a little Mile to live and had no motive to go ou of the world with a lie on his lips. C. B.

C. THE INSIDE Of IT. Major Blanca Had Hard Work Getting Scab Wright Nominated. CfcrtersviUe Ga. September While the nomination of Scab Wright was apparently made with hearty unanimity the story which comes from be.

hind the scenes shows that all was not as pleasant and harmonious as it might have been fact Saab had a narrow escape from finding himself set aside for another. As early as Wednesday morning the delegates from the different counties began to put in an appearance and along with them were McGarrlty Jones Sibley and Blance all of whom have been spoken of as possible nominees. Zagk Hargrove was here early and his talk was for Saab Wright and his prediction was that Wright would be the man. The delegates held a caucus at night and here opposition was developed which WAS strong enough to have defeated Wright but it gave under. The opiniori was entertained that Wright waS an interloper who was afraid to come out Squarely for the party but desired endorsement at its hands.

Tie caucus adjourned without smoothing over the differences and again the next morning they came together. For three hours did the fight go on when a solution was at last had. In the mornings cautos which was secret a letter was read from Wright asking the endorsement of the party. This was not consented to and a vote for nomination was taken which showed the three- leaders to be Wright with 12. McOarrity with 10 and Sibley with 8 votes.

For some time the contest was waged until Wright was made the nominee by a small majority which was then made unanimous. POLITICS IN EARLY. The Situation Serious from Vlrislons In the Party. Blakely Ga. September 2.

Special. Never in Jfce history of Early county has so serious a political situation confronted us as at present The democrats. are divided in their views as to what is the best course to pursue while the third party openly avows its determination to elect all the eounty officers from its own ranks. As adding to the seriousness of the complication there comes tile assurance that several of our county officers and others are going to make the race for the various offices whether nominated by the democratic party or not What the organized democracy will do remains to be seen. We have a new executive committee elected and with the same spirit existing which has been 50 rampant for the past few months in purging the old executive committee of.

all third partyism we naturally expect here in Early county during the coming campaign a very interesting political warfare. Third Party Strength In Forsyth. Gumming Qa September 2. Special The third party of Forsyth county is on a boom. They actually polled 274 votes in primary yesterday.

Every prominent third party man in the county ran in the primary for the' nomination for representative and out of 2000 voters in the county they induced 274 to vote the third party ticket for them. Mi Bruce received 2 votes IL tu Gun- nlngham- llrLooper Keith 15 J. Ii. Henderson eSfSerrien H. Brown 75 and I.

W. PirkteyiOi Pickle is the nominee and some ood democrat will wipe up the earth with hint election day. Robert WbMeldraMiHoftSMcKi McCook made rouging democratic speeches. Krtherefwere any- third party men present they werer conspicuouslysqnietitoday and when called upon to stand up and show their colors none The-funeral knello1 tie third party was bythe dis tiogulahed speakers so far as Dodge1 comty la concerned In Tiosor of Xus Lacy. Mr.

Wilkinson bf Kentuckyj law of Mrs. T. XHogue has a fine radngmare which he named In honor of little Miss Lucy DillardofttU place to WhomJiie became just. scnttaidippingi from a CMc go that Us Lucy Dillardhu te--fj ill IMcf Haie Created a THERE BEEN jolitical News Ga. Tetom ffSrtssrsi as no SSoSi was excited by this.

But tnHmroiose who t11088 S169 Im surethats had followed them a toAy of some Mud would have been iiessed. VTien the blood was found this morning was not long before the whole neighbor- mod was on the scene and the. 1 everybody's mind was has a murder been committed if who was the victim and who the assassin The police were notified and are at work on the caje but up to late in the afternoon no Ugh njB been thrown on the mystery. To Go West. Colonel James M.

Smith that double- jointed. ribbed copper-bottomed dem ocrat from down in Oglethorpet will leave for the state of Illinois early OCtOb' to take the stump for democracy preach democratic principles to the pP of Stevenson's state. T. u. LAWSon will auuress iu ants on the political issues of the Other distinguished speakers ent.

The Danielsville Democratic Uub in Cleveland hats will be band by a very enthusiastic majority. Chance of ManacrfD The new opera house under a new management today. It bs been leased by Mr. Fred S. Morton a wealthy and popular young business msfl who will coquet it successfully booking nothing but the best attractions and keeping it in every way up to the highest standard.

Since the completion of the Athens new opera house whUh is one of the handsomest in the state it has been under the management of Mr. a P. Haselton a man who succeeds at everything. But recently Mr- Haseltons other interests have made such demands upon his time that he was compelled to give up the management of the theater. He could have intrusted it to no better hands than Fred Morton's.

The season will- open Monday night with clever Baster Ferguson in "McCarthy's Mishaps. Tickets will be sold this year at the City drug store. Notes and Personal. Editor Pleasant A. Stovall of Savannah is in the city visiting his mother.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Toomer have returned from their summer visit to the seashore.

The first bale of new cotton was brought in yesterday classed as middling and sold for 8 cents. The Home school is making preparations for its opening on the 20th. The public schools will open next Wednesday. THEY SPEAK TODAY. Preparation for the Great Joint Debate at Crawfordvtoe.

Crawfordvllle Ga. September 2. Spe cial. The people of all Tallaferro are in a flurry of excitement tonight. They ex pact the joint debate between Black and Watson here tomorrow to be the greatest political meeting in the history of tic county.

Already hundreds of people are In to Farmers have come in wagons and bugges from twenty to thirty miles around thousands will come In the morning. Almost every farmer and every man wjin fifty miles around will be here. The hotel is crowded with drapers who have flocked here from all over this section of the state. ery house iqtown is filled and farmers who have Inven long distances are camped tot abtft the town. Major Black and Mr.

Watsfl will come early In the morning. Majo Black is over in Sharon making a tall to tie deirocrats there tonight. lie will rive over in the early morning. Mr. Wason is in Thomson and will come up on.

the early train. The indications tonight are that Black sell have the majority of tic' croVd to- morrow. Perhaps 2000 dezwcrate will come from Augusta and Cation along the line on the morning spwial. A thousand are expected on the Atlanta special. Altogether the indications are tiat Crawfordville will have more peoplen to tomorrow than it ever kpew.

KILLED HIMSELF FUR Lot A Prominent YOUDS a of Vhlle County Comuiitttd SniciSt. Dalilonega Ca. September Special News has reached here that a young tons named Rufus Dayton commtted suicide bg shooting out Lii' brains wit a shotgun el Shoal creek dutrict. White county. 1 The cause of the deed was a love affajl The young man had sought the-hand of Miss Bolifing in Ms neighborhood and si refusedhim.

In a fit of desperation fc ended us existence by killing himself. Dayton was a nice young man and wasa law student under Colond 1. Klmseyif Cleveland. The people of the' communy lament therash act of the young man. It is said Dayton made an attempt to Ill the young' lady who had refused him fore he ended his own life.

At Butler General Gordon spoke great crowd that packed the eourthojev The resolutions of the third party of k- lin setting forth that the soldiers of ath should not meet lay more la i completelpriddled by id answered In a way amused ttAf iTO enthusiasm. wiped their hands of the whole Mll otni the OTHINGLIKEI SWIFTS srzcrnci. totfly other Wood medicine. It cnj blood andikla by remori lly Wood ws badly poisoned giot my whole system orfe Iteowtant soures of tnffe no enjoosent of Ills. Two ta right mtTben Is no wutod rt Don't be Imposed atinaicb tre sildto be fcSB medicine.

perfornedasi Being a Loyal ptUsi Claims Proti ET HIS TRUNKS. Btata and Federal tlon From the An odd letter wa recelTed yesterday from the Interstate unmerce commission by Mr. Charles E. rman general freight and passenger agent of the Western and Atlantic. The letter was fron a negro named Martin who had written to President Hurl- son complaining abot coma lost baggage.

Marfln said that he eft Adalrsville Gs- some time last July x' Texas. He deliv eyed to the railroads mpanys agent threl trunks described as a good condition fd securely tied With' stong ropes. The road agent gave him a contract wide he signed for the sate carriage of th saw trunks. Martin sa sj be has never eard from his trunks aMicannot 8 any tis- faction In Texas Mt them. He ton that he is a goodtand loyal dtizei end federal tndiie asks the prudent to give him WD' Martin' private opinion as xpresed to Mr.

Pnison is that some railroaj official stole trunks confainedledding and declares some raliroal man is no doubt it. 1 am a Poe man. an in- ani helples4 and one ot able to go to Georgia a the courts. You Sve an inttUte mission and I with Jita formation first Ke wee elLa for Garfield my Elaine and third for row- tter had been ned over to the rsttte commeree coimission and sent Ommissiotter detfnts to Mr. Han- Harman seat ot a wire tracer at on and Martins trots will no doubt be a fewdtys.

TERMINALS ACTION. The calhoun. Rapidly Indications pout toi new deal the BchS West tot Terminal Corn- mmVbefore long. It stated on good au- Sythat the Ore pmittee has secured aTeat Amount of for the election of September 15th. lien President Oak- man refused to let committee espy a list of the tockholde0m the comsanys books his action wakt1 to menu that theClTdJ faction scared.

The case was carried to the frts and quickly do- 3S2d Ufavor of fOrr committee A St was made and ood of requests for who seem to be mak good headway. If Sy get a majoritythe proxies they will put il their own of directors. Mr. Clyde has control the receivership lid- gation and what ence a board of di- tnra would ha" shaping the corn- affairs is dp to see. However favorable boardpot a bad thing to Drexel Co.

are nearer the Terminal right than ever before according to privatprmation from New York7rt is statfere that some resig nations have to Chairman Strong by membjof his advisory committee sevente The entral nf rs Control of Its i PrOpeVtJ5I. ldent 3. U. eU of tie Central rail- roJ of New JersMs Issued a notice to the 0 possession Its railroad and other perty and Vtfom this late operate all roads and thWPUrtentnces. This anion Is taken In grdance with an Injunction of the court of ncerv of New Jersey en- Joining and restrflg the Port Reading Railroad Company using or operating the railroad and oU PPertyj of the Central railroad of NewSeY and directing the lat- company to poe control of Its property an 1 francMses.

sldent Maxwell's circular Is nicoiupauted rules and Instructions Issued by the hesof. departments to the various employee Referred r. Edwin Fitzgerald. Railroad Ed Constitution Farther re' ferring to youttlcle under heading Rail war Traffic jo Did It etc. you stated to the writer cNterday yon got this Information from nsportatfon official of one of the roads nj of the association.

This makes very lltdlfference tree. I re- Iterate and etWiie my Inquiry via It will be littered to know what line carried cotton from Ata to savannah at 4 cents per hundred. cents per bale during the past season. to what line or lines gave rebates and ci retest I still adhere to the proposlttofat torn Informant must be In dense Ignoje or the situation so far as the East Te see Virginia and Georgia railway Is cofned. I was present at the meeting and prepared to say that the traffic manageferred to In your article did not make thttement that-cotton was carried from At to Savannah last season at 4 tents per If ed.

Let us have a thorough ventilation ojs matter and give the naked facts. I fir stated to you that If any line leading In Atlanta to Savannah carried cotton leason at 4 cents per hundred the traffic itment in charge of said road was unit te charge of the business. I am still of opinion. RAILROAD AGENT Seeking Information. anta I ember 24 The TV nt to Thunderbolt.

vannal a September 2. Special Fait has granted a temporary iction the Coast Line railroad re- electric railway company from inter Jg with its work. The Judge went out thunderbolt to view the scene of the winttlng episode so as to' pass on the efte company's appeal for an injunction ainst the Coast Line. There will be a sing of the case Monday. Each side Ii depined and the case will eventually reajthesupremecourt Tt ok Must Open.

New Yoeptember 2. Jndge Shlpmaa has pissed vpthe petition growing out of tha refusal of peltf Oekman of the Richmond and Westlint Company to allow lists of stoctholdio. lie made from books undlared that In. the future hooks shot be kept open to all stockholders who deslrfo examine them or make lljtg of stockholda L. Ktssam.

utaey A Ca applled to Mr. Oakman fortbrtrilege but Oakman while permitting tl to snajalos the books refused then tie ple of making a list of the stock holders or er memoranda. The matter was taken to urtswlt tht result stated. ntaio Uaei a avaiiwdie September Sat- MaJorTtllj ha started Srom here with snrae party cu the new Un which IS5to mtttei8 ratB-BoundiWlth the FloridatCetl sad Pentasnlar. Another corps La wing northward from Harts noa.

3 St tMt waa- from Tea LT1 MlM fc JO. 1UA1UU to' Tieya 5f uTr3lee longer jd l- rJ1 BKMehlfrSf Tfesi-ait HIE No. 31 WHITEHALL STREET. AFTERNOON CONCERT 3 TO 6 O'CLOCK. gyygpjasjKfl Programme 1.

Overture Stradella Flotow. 2. Selection Grand DuchessOffenbach a Waltz Wiener Blut Straus 4. Selection The Gondoliers Sullivan. 5.

Overture Pique Dame Suppe. 6. Selection-Bohemian Girl Balfe. 7. Waltz-Spring Flowers Bousquet 8.

Selection Trovatore Verdi. THE PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED. sept 1 5 EVENING CONCERT 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK September 5 1892. We have purchased 750 pairs manufacturers' samples of the very finest Men's Sewed Shoes in Lace and Congress. Every style toe made in Kangaroo Cordovan Russian CalfVDongola and French Calf sizes 6 6 2 7 and 7 2 only.

These goods are every pair worth 6. We will give you choice for 3. 900 pairs samples of same in machine sewed. Will give you choice at 2 and 260 worth 5. GentsFine Patent Leather Bale worth 4 our price 2.

Gents' Patent Leather Pumps 1 worth 175. Gents' Genuine Calf Machine Sewed Shoes 160. Gents' fine Veal Calf Shoes 1 and 126. Ladies' Tan Goat Sewed Oxford Ties 751 worth 150. Ladies' Sewed Patent Tip Dongola Oxfords 50c worth 1.

Gents' fine silk embroidered Slippers worth 150 only 75c. Gents' fine Alligator Slippers regular price 160 ourprfce76c. Lathes' Dongola Button Boots 1 to 150. Ladies' fine French Dongola Button Boots 2. These goods are superior to any 3 shoe in Georgia.

Ladies' Misses andiChildrens Spring Heel Shoes. We have theifrom The to 2 0. Boys' and Girls' Solid School Shoes. We have an immense line from 75c to 2. Shoes from 20c to SI.

Ladies' fine Evening Slippers. We have a beau tiful line. Come direct to us for Shoe Bargains. HASNELLING SUCCESSOR TO. HTA.

SMELLING CQ 2 i 7" Tr- Trr 7 rfc y- lmlaWUiwi atsseeom of my ire i months' treitmant. PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL moi u. O. O. P.

THE' DISTILLERY. BOTTLING OLD OSCAR PEPPER WHISKEY. Perfection of Pure Hand Made Sour Mash Old and Mellow. B. 44 46Marietta St.

Phone 378 Canadian Club" 01dO carPef ene wanlue Beer Whiskey TM Old Osc Pepper AGENTS 4 Joseph fiU POE I Notice of Dissolution ilLANTA OX September 1892. The flija cMnman Co. Houtixi Tens was dlssolred on August 1 1802 and tlie firm of S. IL Lxnun Co. Is dissolved Uxlay.

both by mutuansnt Mr. W. P. latnan refldn Easiness wjll be continued tmder old firm napes an4 anllabUltles assumed and usetf coUeetedbynewtens. iS aei M.

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K. DICK tft j. IL lumen 4 Co. sM Inrnsn Co. Notice of Wttrawa1 On flnq of Inmiin tcQo Etiston Texas and on this day withdraw Iraa the firm ts M.

Inman Co. Atianta Os Signed. p. Notice of CprtnersMp. th firm of Ian Houston Texas was organized Lad to.

the nenaof 8. lit lamaa 4 Co. At Isnta Ga. is organized swweedlflg tiV aid firma oisain name TteyVwBl tx nUn th cotton business us heretofore assuming SJI liabilities and foBecttWf all assets cf old flm. H.

A. BOIAK 3. W. RANDEBS 1 DunUttttlDfr firms of 8. IL Inman Co and i dr oonrt cf OiTfiitcoostT 1892 to adrtrtts fox bid asnor 1 nn lro mi ih lf i SrElrT- 1 1 1 4 i-1- 1 atthetL I 3 hewentb7WarOtKnoxyflje i ogaoMpb3rherahe 1 As to the canse of the xiurder H11 Imedon bisirialthatbe tiot seen :1 JI7ItothbQfore that Ly which tyb1ytrue.

but ii ot the 13urderefs 7WcfI7liQR proner Theee qiintortant bayebeen ilneeths triaI which throw Ight on the mat terPist Hail ha eloped with a married twomanuamed az In of bad met i and bed fallen jt y-bortl7 after the p4 M15lnated I now. uretty tbehand theiwoman and er coutTy i3ulng the bi flytn Is said mafl who ki and carried of Ecertaln that Hall It :1 Ietbe theorythat the fut i- i me and they tF The i t2 PA phie t. wbers spriny rt i safe I i' S- taken 4- ltead of 4) of fifty i- tt t- I A de i J. i- ifL. t.

as t't me an youl arrest I thily asttven qce lati t1 following up stion Uy1tofI fled r4bebwrn. pflmo the o1itude brooding get eet A. ciV yS 7eyeiont. 7 Tho rang t-- fed lei 1 I i more nel r- daily. 4 51As eontldned I A of sii that time the t- ho know and ton continue so next get 1 woman slr1 enu flail riotlongafterthatlsawPryde ft I th.a 1ci was I was that I Ct told 4 lflsstipp1.

he thit it. i nlaetj-Ine th lll any he ot the IkIlIed fl the ground Trust Florde tinty Kentucky betw atid was tt etiied and aenultud Tbsee men were last one :2 tiwu Ilyltan. I killed him because drawing 4 nistol and I didn't want o- k. him to have the crop oe ree" It iclil be notleed tbkt Hail says notStg generally oet a c- i 1' DrT8JOThGieeondnMbtheeolcp. t- w' il ffcf Id avor1n2 4 racts EitTFIAORS vtIUa 1p11 4 thllcbaswiththeInhiidoftthe.

r1 r1 snore perbane. than flail He is six and weighs ISO His and large- pop for countenance anidical all over Lee Scott Wise heeaid andwi1leverfinainso Ihavaheapithat the I d-d ac- qulttedme bt I sniefh Jnee sadthat hlm. long jallerat aGatliuggun ma man that" as I Jones. A been a Fls. Hall afone a no ation ot Obable tt ears beci1e hiq fet' dlared the CBC Whfle In A opimonwas wa or nomlneebya 2.

a olflc rs 2. actuahypolled 3. hr Looper 68 Berrien FUe1f nominee good County Almost Mn Ge. Septebeg Z-Speele-- Theee wee a bar barbee aM and crati raNyiEast reMeye There ware lrobablr 15X orOOO people present Longreuman Turner Hon Whtilcld and. If there were partymen were conspicuously quiet today1 whcncalledpon ataudnp The iuneral kneU of.

thlrdpaztywaa eoed bythedIs Dedgecounty t- iss WaahIn tofl Ga. Septenihr 2. MrsT racing mare honorof Dfflardot thIs veryznuch attached while on a visit here. Mias Lucy that Lftha ninialEver woaa tnee bentuM ed hegone of the ihoestlpped' witb sIlres1frWllth3on aenta dipplngfrotn acincago paper sbowlngthat blsLticy won a great. race at that pIece.

Ths shoe tippedwith silver will follow later. teatirgcs. me octat reteeni of the votes In the primary eleetl heM Lee antmty yesterday roe rep- resetace the next legiskiare give the eleetloato John. T. Peraseoa Di- B.

DsaoheaM Ja. wea. wt the etase ta4idM b- ihIc BlgftflSLtIOli Iii HA8' TRAGEDY Th IndicaUons One. In GCr alp of the dn City. 4fleiia SeptcDer 2SOdd1 EaJt AthenS jus the rivef ir here turns lip toddwith a fnli-fltd sensation In a I clump of Wo ot far froni tbe depQt thickening and poratIng under the September sun qlU1dd by a nurnbeZ of mystified pd' three pools of human' They are In center of a patch of alashes and tabOS among the hflh1 bery macion ground that give Ufl mistakable encea of a violent acuflie.

These form te one object of interest and today but all the c1rcued connected with their scirce are irind In deep dark snyte1. AbOUt 9 last night tWO closely curtained were seefl going toward this spot woods. from WhiCh low muffled came. But In acommUY qnie and peacble as that. Utile or ion todayS saw thosebflggiaa feel they dy I question and If so in eOd ppIe itally at flanleisrflle.

There will be a big rally at Diielsvhle on Wednesday next at wInch G. will address tis constitu- daY. be lob st Mansanient. ge5 ty a 2. The ex- tent.

ad a reiy 1 eatiow it yi5taaof I causeof efa the hand ahi refused 1dm. his pb underColonal J. the rash lusown olltieal Notfl. a courtit e. esath ontwere completely riddled eGordselandanswered the gest CrispIpokoat IJy onWeduesday his spcaehwas whmer.

The third party In flay Is losing lts CuPPO1tC1 throughthe action of. acty ieadC5 putflflgi Jackson Gus Maikes notorious negro republi In romlnent places tin the delega Many white men inclined to the third haye publicly announced that they. xnedjothe democratic party otherblood hearts thahioodandlktabi the sad atlas aim. time aupiflici good vexes. en by thwkichiaa1dtobjsetu it.

Irar. Be IM basptrformeduaiany wundgrfolcureIeerlIee4 uomnch 5e 3fybloodwaabadlypolsonedlaat gotznywbolesyllemoetcfordar and acons hifestog uo a and noeniormentofWL Twubottlesot troiight ma out. bere lane beer feeiedyIorblood dteeasu et JOiO1 GAviw Di a i. 1ww2In1c in 5. 5- S.

S. RA1IWAY4IIfTRAFICI rIfl to HuI HE WANTS IiEiI PIU4 He gjaimsIroj4tIon eceIveti erce Hkthan. agent3f I fro4a abtt4 MartInsald left lastZuly raflroadimpanya thre' aid stil- b1na the sbe Leant get iatis. oht clares state andie FrotettiQO- xpre which contained eddIug andac that n' sleeping am valid an oneaot back tOGeOr ffl hive IntLr would oblige. Ion Uld instrurt the propet officer bedding or stake the tallroada iY Plo- I would be willing to ake.

15 or it' Ilartin tcluded ith information tiy flrs0to cond ly self. This urued interste by Ci itnte M. and md ma few daya- 0 for Use SeptbT 15th. Richmond and pant before thonity that a great am000t piles September bi the Clyd xis cided Lu favor I OtT list proxies was sent on ehJnd this con1flI are the Caliouns they majority the in ience rectors patty's flhlt a board not hhve. IIorg prlva formation York.

rt sta resig- nded mexnb of cf RLJJALEASE. 01 I pesldent Weil Jers etPCt titat his ciSIly has upon oil 1foperty LI nec I I I property I ta- I ant a Further sterday ta c3it i otcr Tsee that cotton Iged. o5 tents ter I Tent rmmjvanuala. 2. netg iPLnctionthe alning 1 Interbg ei Innnctionalnst reatheiupresne court 1Iqoks B.

Kept Judge ofgetrer the Cotopanys transfer thoibe ho Eiesaxatltney Coapplied for thnivilegs piege lee I tonrti with thrsulL sayaanalest fSpMai Major T. iLee haastarte w1tha1nragpsrtycuthenswlbew Ja to Coat the South florida Ccsl The eontrfor a sectloa of theroa4 avanutb 1Jacksonffie w1t glyap out boe. Bnonihjg builtt scai lber. esreof avsidesiga which ill Interest Georgia liberme These care hayeroofe. I arid plalitlites and the Iumbce 1akadrJ at fOnTieeZ than the dinary freight esr hod sereraj inches hlgi- K.

Bob lIu etthe fl1chmonIat Dnyffi wa In thtIti Yesterday. There Isoma fresh talk Mackey sesg the Loulevifle. Enwijj and at. leitti of be- cotnt mu. jority of stoek- BostiSa and ffp ceptaIistipe eses44er1n It.

Tr5eSg5tB. F. I BERKEIES 1 NE JEELRY STORE PrmL Overture Selection--Grand Wiener The 11ivan. 5 Pique 7 PUBU000RDIALLY GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE MEN'S FINE llANDSEVED SHOES. 6.

Gents' Fine GenuineCaif 1 Hand Silppersregular our price 75c supe or toany3 SpringHeelShoes. 250. imrnenselinefrom75o Hiia SN ELLI NC. CO. i H1TZAL STREET.

a' Bile Bbns i a 4Jfl 40 to the bOUIt Pnice2Oc. Ps1kbIeEconom. Il. Sold by drugg1J. i.

4 i7 MUkeu wat sgaiitKtei 44 a. osSOsav1aIeD hOIStS l' the t-i. eM beeN. 5s jan she ii. i wrIaimw1prL nias a siiel oMSh411 SLed iM eLsaom w' NdiIs am A xia aas si.

es. asehe B. is see sMOh isae 5- REGiir N1onalecUo. P. I VTft collectoi.

ndgiarsr. wigWfi messure1eu msnaslilshowth ru1tmotwe. u. si ii dv. uop- a.

si Uh. COaFlDftIlJt Isi sE wib a. stnts ios 51 TbrIDLL NICIN I. 8UTllNTUAL BIAHT B1" BXILIRG I Oscar 8cnhlta I Iiliener 3111. ukeo LANTA 11S92.

of Inman dlSSOlTedO0 Co retiring. collected bynew firing. Signed. I WFINMAN LDIClf gJ aa IamanCfi I August 1 iaozt fzui the flnt Vo from of B. AtfantaOa.

All liabffiUesw1Ij ssnnie4 and sfl guet Coflectedbytheniwflrm. mMLN tIantaqa. September 1 1t12. On Angust 1 the new lumen Co. daytbenedrmot1LInnianCoAt.

ii the of aume They sill Continue ai SignaL 8. 51. LIMAN 5- w. SANDEEe tD1 WELiMANS1 WILBEfl ELINHAN I JWDtMAN kCo. sn IamanCe eeptithnrutmbn.

S. Receivers Sale COHP ANCB WIT Oij muted hi the IVfTiOt dr thynn. coonty. 4 Ijeorala. Ausust ifi adr rtta.

iA on the stock of lIardwarebelongiag brnuiwick IIardto and PalnI Company I bartbylnrUa and announce thab I aim resd to receive bids for the satire nol Of-a part of game. Bide sill be received fOTCatLi or en easy terms aol to exceed twsiy months wills eniSclrut security to satisfy the court. No bids will be aeceptee Witil acmes the' retire. Beld stoeki eooalats of pInts u. fl bllnde untiL H1OYeJ tinware chains axes.

lena ganiniagea and ShelLs Wllifhesif and Marlin riSes reetVe2Z5Wee4 hose babltt Plow eteel woodenware teal. and noekes enliery shelf a5d otha Mzdwrs orsd ilS asia wwad.