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GA. MAY it. 1884. 1 IBDICATIOBS for the South Atlantic states at 1am. Fair weather.

southwest winds slight rite in temperature. THB NW ORLEANS XPQSITION. The success of the New Orleans exposition is now wured. The bouse by a vote of 132 to 87 hu passed the bill to loan the exposition 1000000 soon as evidence is furnish eel that 500000 has been contributed by other parties. The senate is known to be friendly to the bill and so is the president and it will doubtless be a law during the present week.

The chief difficulty all along has been to get the bill before house but this was accomplished on Friday after a struggle of two hours with a special order. The loan of 1000000 by the United States ndt only insures the completion of fine buildings and the adoption of a broad ached' we but it invests the exposition with international glories. The lair will now be given in the name of the United States and our ministers and consuls will become its agents and advocates. Twtnly nations have already expressed an intention of being represented and the chances are altogether favorable for a show equal in most respects and in some res peels superior to the Philadelphia exhibition. The president has already decided to sjeild to it magnificent government exhibit and scarcely any city in the land wilUge unrepresented.

The scope and magnitude of the coming exposition should spur Atlanta to do her best. Millions of people will visit it and we cannot afford to let them go away with no recollections of Atlanta's industries in their minds. The mineral resources of Georgia the extent of her water powers the achievements of her cities and tl variety of her agricultural products should be held up before them until the claims of the empire state of the south are known and recognized. an fc COTTON MILLS IN THE SOUTH. The faith of investors in cotton mills established where the plant is grown shows no abatement.

In the tint four months of this year a large number of new mills have taken shape and the capacity of many old mills has been enlarged. The enterprises of these Will months include the mills named below Proposed Location. cost. Columbia Teun. 1175000 Durham N.

200000 Trenton Tenu. 5000 Dillon Ga 200000 Griffin Ga T. 84 000 Roisoke Y. SOUOuo Rome. tie.

enlargement----- lot 000 l101umbuI 700000 Columbus. Ia. Darlington 8. SOJtOO Newerry. B.

300000 Rocktngham. 100000 Yadkin Fills N. 100000 Nashville Teun. enlargement 10001.1 Mountain Island ills. NC enlargement- 10 iOO Tallathga AU 1000 Keoxylile Tenu U5000 Fsyeiteytlle PUlllk Tents.

enlargement lWOOO If. Va. 430 COO Augusta ha. 81 Diej Mill enlargement 200000 Among the mule that are adding to their machinery should be mentioned the Riverside at Venville Ye. the Adams at Montgomery theMathews at Selma Morgan's at Laurel Hill N.

C. Qywn Harper Co's at Patterson N. C. the Athens factory in this state and the Charleston mill. These lists do not include any enterprise that is merely talked about or projected.

but ft made up-of enterprises for which ground has been broken or mills that have increased their spindles and looms. The activity that exists in the building ot cotton mills in the south at such a time as the present is an indication of the boom that awaits us when trade becomes brisk. While the south is building new mills the north is steadily shutting down old mills. This pro- cess seems destined to go on until the south controls all kinds ot cotton goods fully IS much as she now does the coarser grades. Where goods are made to advantage there soon or late will fine goods be manufactured and when we are able to both produce and manufacture cotton we need not look for any other or better basis of prosperity and wealth.

SPRING tAaQRFHS The people of the earth ld of oilier planet for aught we know to the contrary are never at a loss for or restlessness. The other day we were clamoring for the Spring. which seethed to. be het Hating wbetln et to honor April or put off its appearance until June but now spring is here and well advanced. Miss Jenny Wren is escorting with ninny fretful quips and much queralona pride a rood of young ones through a covert of blooming blackberry boshes.

The song sparrow Is even ahead of Miss Jenny and the bluebird is making ar. rangtraenta to. go to housekeeping the second time. Bat now' that we hue the spring and the bet ot the spring to boot whit are we to do. Ylthht Some of the older villains in the play of life are.

already beginning to yawn iivnd make months at the season. Some think th days are too long some that lihey are too warm and others that they are. two dry. 8s that in the midst of tbarestlttsnm and Meanness that accora- 3 7 jaU lanns tiatYtjUr the worldlyanilnd. te whether we will or not the youngsters will enjoy thelT They have already begun to slice the un into picnics and frolics and long walks sod they make a dictionary of the flowers that grow and speak of love by means of the roses and the humbler bios- soms that grow about the garden.

Poor dears theirs Is the age of romance. The time will come when they will' be content to sit lo the hack porch and talk feelingly of the drouth and the prospects of the Irish potato crop. But let us not envy them their thoughttsjanezs now. They need not know for several years just how much butter to put on the asparagus or how much bacon ought to be boiled with the spinach. These details are for gray heads and flinty hearts.

The young ones will have as much as they can do to keep clea rol seed ticks. DIACOS SMITH of Cincinnati. is laboring unuer the Impression that the Euglish literati" whats ever that maybe is trying to write down the late Charles Read. to a lower level than greatness Is iupposed to occupy. Bat the deacon is mistaken The English critics are giving the dead novelist a high a plans us would have given ulmsell They thoroughly appreciate the tic that one of hU itorle Christie Johnstone" ia the Shak- upearIn elements of greatness In it.

namely homeliness and simplicity. GLEUL GBIHT is in the position of a man who his dltcavered that his dearest friend is a bunko tharpet. Tus republicans are In great trouble about New York. They are offering prizes to those who 111 solve this tremendous problem. Goon heavens Cincinnati Ii about to vex the patient world with another festival.

Well bettter a festival that a riot though there's very little Choice between a riot and a genuine Cincinnati festival. IT is stated that the B. Harrison who Is esme- times mentioned as a republican candidate for president is a grandson of President Harrison. The probability is that tie grandson was nearer the presidency at Ms birth than tie will ever be again. IT Is supposed that the walling boys would have been glad to make their last dozen laps in an cm nlbus Ms.

TILnISs health Is good enough to permit Mm to Invest in real utile. BILL CRANnisa or somebody of the same name Is connected with the Swum martial. This is enough. Fetch In the disinfectants PUCK continues to beat lie light tattoo at the ex penso of Mr. Blame.

BSOTHEB BUCHU is making a tremendous ef. tort to conceal SOS political preferences He is a free trade republican with a leaning to green back ism. THE late Yr. Coarles Ford has set a good example to the various republican leaders of the noun. try.

Mr. Ford it will be remembered fired himself off with a pistol. THE Wall utieot speculator are rapidly going to grace. They will find out sooner or later that it don't pay to monkey with Providence. SPECULATION provides acaUcljon for every mortal that woes her This Is the only virtue speculation can boast of.

SKETCHES OF EARLY ATHENS. Sketches from lbs early history of Athens Georgia. 1825 by Dr. Henry Hull edited by A. L.

Roll Is the title of a handsome pamphlet recently tesued The seventy-eight years of Dr. Hulls residence In Athens his prominence as one of her historical characters and his intimate an. qualntanoe with the people pre-eminently quill. fled him for the task of writing the annals of this pictumqueGeorgia city. The Scsi part of tie pamphlet mainly devoted to the early days of the State.

University and very interesting reading it ii. Describing a college commencement in 1806 the writer say The hearty ray cheeked country girls In their homespun and calico dresses looked without a shade of envy on the pale and languid faces of the ladles from the miasmatic districts dressed in their fash lonbly made tilca and saUna and regarded them rather with commiseration. as a people who could not milk a cow or cook I dinner to save them from starvation. As to the men with kid gloves and silk tocklngs. they created the same emotions as a show of wax figures they were brightly fancy but no use.

The early trade agriculture industries newspapers schools pupils etc of Athens are graphically described in the ketches but the pages de voted to reminiscences of the people will perhaps De considered of the ereaest Interest In this per lion of the work many characteristic incidents are narrated of the brave men and noble women who have left their footprints on the sands of time. It Is pleasant to turn over these pages and peruse toil appreciative record of the nunners customs and adventures of tie founders of many of the best families of this and other commonwealths. For it requires but a glance at the names and the genealogies sketched In these historic leaflets to im. press the reader with the idea that the descendant of the leading men lid women of the first quarter of a century of Athenian history have nlbly and spiritedly sustained the prestige and promise of their ancestral line. The beak cm be found at Phillips and Crews.

POLITICAL NOTES. Tzas are seventy lady clerks employed in the it ad letter office at salaries of tMOeach BLAnd goes to the republican convention this year with 41 percent of all the delegates. In 1880 he had only SO per cent. Wierrexaw Brio's way prediction is that Qresham will win at Chlcag Feasibly this may interest Yr. Blame.

Tan inscription on Boaconsfields bust in Westminster Abbey will be dm ply Ldrd Beaconsfield twlcd premier ot England. sWsausoror was childless Adams's favorite boy died by suicide Monroe had no son Madlion had no thud Van Burens inn went to an asylum Pierces only child was killed on the railway Polk had no child. and Johnson's only ton was self-destroyed. TEX latest of course from life portrait of Wales now pamadlng in the columns of pipers represents the prince with a full head of hair delightfully parted in the middle. when.

In point of fact says the New York World. that part in the middle begins jut above each ear and about three. fourths OWs1eI head is as bare as a billiard ball. It Is. interesting to notice the different pronunciations of the word here by the con.

gressmen' from the different sections of thecoun. try. When the roll Is called the western than shouts here boldly and the Is distinctly heard. The southerner uinren heih I or lean aadthe NeWZgIind yankee mum. 1 moms a crc tw tolifrtwoc f' TJpwAsaof-l cs a ar Awaiting adju.

dicatlon jiiheff court. At the rate of 400 ease. a yerwhleh Is tie limit which the court as at present constituted can annually dispose of. It Is three yean and" over behind ha work. Since the act nf iOrch 2.

1802 there has beea noessential change In the present qnteiru Tni memb or the Meztcan ro fau tsssiittVi t-napftcif ttea also wear hite ine ea and whijejb Cat Uahooie looks like a fall dress partviA recent vfeltorla Mexico sail that almost aUoflhe sKcateaare of mldale ago. wim black eyes ard Wfcl lHardlyaswhl v' fc" ssaacoaldbedi ied wctM JS'- i Kai I f. i- PSKBOMAX. syi Mn FUD GSAXT has been one of the most reckless of speculators. Minsm Wzsva daughters are teen in Washington dressed In ccurt black for Frlpee PRISIDIST ASTEITB shows an English mastiff at the New York dog show The animal Is valued at WOO.

PIDESTSIAH FtvsorzAT snide the New York walking match 9453 Bowel 2670 Panchot 2 001 and bus otheu. from 1500 to 11000 each snaes Boquir of CincinnaXi had an ele- gint mustache which was the pride of his life. ma lip was shaved while snoozing in a saloon Monday nlgbt and he wants 100 fur damages. MAXWELL the deceased millionaire brewer of Milwaukee left a bequest of 1503000 for expert menu in aerial navigation. Professor Euclid.

of Bridgeport Connecticut is one of the executors. WILLIAM STOB5 yacht. Nourmahal has satin-lined beds hot and cold baths la every state room and a house on deck finished In mahogany and Queen Anne style with seats for lounging tr observation. BABNUM hasoffered prizs of 500 for a pjemonthe while elephant which he namtd Rose of the East. The verses are not to be writ ten in I facetious spirit and are not to exceed filly lines.

Here is a chance for the sweet singer of Michigan of whom little has been heard lately. Jolla F. SLATKB whose death occurred at Norwich Connecticut was on ac count of his munificence toward the freedmen. In 1882 he gave 1001000 I fund for their education and the money is being distributed by I board of trustees to deserving schools In the south. The Stators of Connecticut.

hue been noted cotton manufacturers since 1789 when Samuel Slater who In England had been a partner of Arkwright the machinist cams over ano began to spin cotton. Samuel' brother John. the father of the John F. jullone established the village of slaterevllle. and there and at Providence and Norwich the machinery of the Stators has made music for the better part of a century.

IN QBNERAL. Twezerv ores years ago there were twelve women doctors in the United. States. Now there are 850 and more coming. THE Rochester Union has opened its cal- utnns for opinions and suggestions on protecting- wi es from drunken husbands.

THE Women's medical college of Chicago has just granted twenty-one diplomas to youoE women entitling them to practice as physicians. A LIST of about 500 persons who sent crosses or wreaths on the occatlou the funeral of the duke of Albany is published in the London newspapers by authorily. EARTHQUAKES have been so unuequent in England that there wee not a seismometer earth. quake recorder at the Urns of the late shaking in any of the English observatories to record the oocittatiou. REAL India shawls not made up into man ties but worn over the shoulders just is grand- mama used to wear hers.

are again in fashion and will be worn this summer by the most elegant wo men In society. Is' a man wants peace to reign in the house hold he should count ten before speaking at times when he feels as If his clothes don't fit him. And on days when the kitchen stove doesn't draw he should count 180. CorroN is about one cent a pound higher In Briton than a year ago. while standard sheet logs are half a cent per yard lower.

Light cotton goods are also lower. It is In contrasts like this that stern spinners find the arguments Ion th a reduction of put which they are Inaugurating. A BIT of street car conversation between two Boston girls is thus reported by the veracious Advertuserof that town Oh said one he sent me such I perfectly lovely bouqzet It was all tuberoses In the center with mignonette round that and light pinks outside. Oh It was perfectly lovely and I kept it a whole week. and then I put It on mothers grave.

POLITICS IN GEORGIA. It la said that Tallaferro county will send a solid Barnes delegation to Sauderevifie. Captain 3. R. Walls Is doing solid work antong the mountain boys in Fottyth county for the leg Wature.

Hon. William Uqdges and Colonel Van McXIb. ben. of Butts Ire being urged by their friends for senator In twentyulxth district. A mass meeting of the democracy of Merriwether to nominate delegates to the Atlanta Convention has been called for the first Tuesday In June.

The executive committee of the eighth con. groniI district will meet in Athens on the Hih instant. The Thomas county democrats will act on the first Tuesday in June. West Point Enterprise. The many Mends of Or Cook here taint he wo Jla make a good senator for title district and would be glad to tee him make the race.

Dr. C. is one of our best citizens and has represented Troup in Georgia legislature. hope he wilt be prevailed upon to run for senator. lion Pun can Cameron looks toward the legisla.

Lure from Tslfair county. A Montgomery county writer says I am reliably informed that Allen ucArthir is in the field for toe Senate. We trust Uncle Allen wont have any op- polUou. He isadeceiviag man he has never sought office In his tile but his friends are pressing him earnestly to make the rice. Give honor to whom honor Is due D.

J. UcKae is for the it Is said from reliable sources Hon. B. B. Chancy is announced by nil friends for the suite senate from the 15th district.

The Fannin county democracy has resolved tha the time has fully come when it is neceeary that the democrats of Fannln county should be awakened from their lethargy and make another effort to secure a wholesome and good adminisisa. lion both state and federal and endeavor to wrench the federal government from the wicked and corrupt party that now has control. The Columbia democrats will melt at Appliug on the 27th of May. Ii. Veulta Wwl Cli From the Eastman Ga.

Times. Sheep shearing will soon begin which willrfrg lots of money into the country From the Wilcox county correspondence. Sheep hunting will begin here next week. From the Catoosa Ga. Courier.

The annual sheep shearing is now going on. The wool clip of Catoosa will be larger than it has been for many yean. Ills anlndnitry which Is steadily increasing and In a few years will become of no small importance. Judge T. M.

Gordon furnishes the following weights of the fleece of three of his year-old full- blood merino lambs raised and sheared on his farm One weighed 13 pounds 5. ounces one 18 pounds 2 ounces and. the other. 10. pounds and 8 ounces.

From the Albany GeorglavNews. We heard Mr. Calvin Odour say that he and his brother and the Williams brothers Incited sour hundred dollars In sheep about five years ago. Since that time they have sold about fifteen nun. sired dollars worth of saeep and woil and they iffll have fully is many iheep on hand as they commenced with ana will soon have another wool crop readf for market TnuBini tJcHSitNF May The grand jury today found five true bills against nineteen of the Catholics who participated In the Barber Oore affray last December- the wilful murder of.

James French Nicholas Bray and Callahan. Their krial will begin Monday There ate three. moie In port" rvvruff. i a eT nductoroa Great" Boulhero was tried befmlu tai ejfi ita ejered a7 m4ac flelTiiyi i rdf1 rfMthree A Sattsi FefMcakiiui' tk SLacox Nay Macon Is unqu- ho dty of plcnlci. It 1s cite of those spots where.

a crowd can have snore Inn to the square Inch than any other one to be found. To- day is the annul picnic of the. Jackson Butts county Sunday schools. Colonsli. D.

Thuton. of the Middle GL. Argus was In the city to-day. The colonel represents one of the best papers In the state. and one flu done his section much good.

4 This afternoon a serious accident came neu hap pesiilrz at the park. Mr. Lewis Nelson. was riding a spirited animal around the half mile track when hej became frightened. ran away and threw him to the ground violently ht for the sand being- deep he would have en badly Injured.

i Colonel A Wrlghtthe mayor of JacksanU In the city to- day. Re says Jackson Is on I great boom her reel estate Is commanding increased prince. and Is in demand the building Interests are Im proving there are now thirteen new houses being ereced and a handsome new Methodist church is nearly completed. Her business is on the Increase and her citizens are enthusiastic Mr. H.

E. Rees of this-place. has been appointed general sgentof Maryland life insurance company for Georgia and Alabamaand MrElliottEstei local agent for Washington tile insurance company. Mr. T.

C. Miller received a large cake from Jill parents in Augusta towJay with congratulations for his company's success in Columunue. To-night he invited the members of Defiance No. to Join him in it at his room on Cherry street. Harry Blue one of the companies best members and one of the cleverest boys in Macon with his char.

vcteilstic liberality. ordered ice cream. and the boys had a royal time. The Griffin fishing club. on Its way to southwest Georgia to.

have a big fishing frOmiC reached Hill on the Central railroad and foci beyond through freight No. 10 from Atlanta. broke loose and came near causing a serious accident Through the heroism of Engineer Watson and Conductor Wallace Floyd the party was saved. Mr. Park has purchased from Montgomery Ala.

parties an orange grove containing sixty acres on Lake Hattie SO feet above the levelof the sea all hammock laud known in that section. as Stones Mountain. after Its former owner. Chief Justice George W. Sane of the Alabama supreme court.

Mco rth WHIT 155 svraaioa AND THL UNITED SUU8 COUKI8 Micos May 10 special. ln the United states circuit and district courts to-day the case United Stats a vs. Jno. W. Mllllron charged with retailing snlrlts without license verdict not guilty United Stilts vs.

Stephen Redmond of Jasper county. charged with working is Illicit distillery verdict not guilty United tHatfs vs. Thomas HmmeU of Warren county charged with retailing splits a without license not complete United States vs. L. B.

homely. Taylor county charged with retail- tug without license. plead guilty. sentence suspended by the court pending certain Investiga tions in progress. Colonel John C.

Rutherford made a fine speech in the court to-day. and was warmly congratut lated. Colonel Van B. McKibben of Jackson la In attendance on the court. Deputy Marshals T.

D. Weld and W. B. Urseary are model officers and their clever work is being much spoken of by the United States authorities In Blbb superior court to-day has been occuph by the cue of the City Bank vs. city of Macon ver did for the city on I plea.

of usury and statute of limitations. The celebrated cs sa 01 Huff vsMaikham was call ed this afternoon and tet for the second Monday in June. The grand jury have adjourned over to Monday. The body has returned 60 true bills. RAILROAD NEWS.

A. Bail road to Preston. PEESTON. May 10. dal.

It is very evident now that we will have a railroad to this place at no distant day either the road from Smlthvllle or the road from Americas. Parties representing both enterprises went to Savannah to be present at the directors meeting of the Central railroad company to lay their respective claims before that body. In order to induce them to assist them in the build- lug ot their roads and whichever road the Central will give Us aid to is the one that wilt be built. And while most of on people would rather have connection at Americas yet It will make no mi. terlil difference which one we get IL railroad to any point is our paramount object.

Corn looking well. Cotton about all planted. some chopped. Oats generally a fillure. very dry and needing rain.

New Tork New Orleans. From the New Orleans Times-Democrat. According. to the northern papers which the Racket reporter his seen it appears that New York has Invaded the south with such rates that It Is tin. possible for the merchants of this city to cope with the merchants of the great metropolis.

New York now steals Into the Atlanta territory and captures freight which properly belorgi to the merchants of New Orleans anti which they cannot reach owing to the high rate by rail out of this port. It is safe to say without criticising that the state of affairs anything but complimentary to the roads centering In this dty and itue to be hoped that some line will have backbone enough to change the situation. From what the Racket Re. porter has seen within the past two or three years it is evident that tnvroads leading into this city wllllhave to hunt around a great while before they cm find a sufficient mount of backbone to frown down New York competition. The HUaUsippi Valley.

From the New Orleans Times-Democrat News was received at the office of the Minis- lippi Valley road yesterday to the effect that Messrs. BallenUne Rogers contractors. on Wed. nesday laid 5600 feet of track out of the trams with only forty three men and also stopped to crib up" several openings. This work was per.

formed sjuth of Fyette Junction Miss. and the chances are that other contractors along the line will endeavor to beat the record. The officials of the road are making every effort to establish the system of central sugar mills for the reason that the business of the entire sugar- growing district will be increased at least 75 per cent. If the central sugar mils are established It Is safe to say that paper mills will also be erected to use the hsguae as paper stock. owing to the fact that a company has been organized in this city for that purpose.

The Racket reporter yesterday saw several spec men. of the bagtste paper which were very good and there Is every reason to believe that if enter prJslDg men weuld establish mills that the bed ness would pay well and also be the means 0 developing the resources of this state. Perry to Kawklnsvllle. From the HawtinlvUle Dispatch. A meeting was held at the courthouse in Ha klnsville on Thursday last to discuss the benefits that would accrue to IIawklnsv1I1e from sn extension of the Central road from Perry to this place.

Captain Anderson was made chairman of the meeting which was addressed by Colonel hi Hodge outlining a plan for the Inauguration of the work. His remarks were seutible and Impressed the meeting favorably. During the discussion of the matter it was developed that a committee had been In consultation with the president of the Central rod and he had slated thaw the people of Hawktnavllle or those interested and desiring the extension would grads the road and put drosaties it from Perry to liawkiusville the Central road would furnish the troll and rolling took and operate It and the net profits would be divided equitably. It Is said that the grading can done for 2 COO per mile arid the croutles furnished for about 1500 per mile. It was further stated that twenty runes would probably cover the distance between Perry and liswktnavlll.

en an air line survey. With the above calculations Rawktnedue could Seneca the extension of the Central road for 1600 per mile. or a total of 50000 from Perry to hawk- tnsvulle. GEORGIA. BREVITIES.

The Sophomores have derided to give a ball In Athens during commencement. The escaped convict thought to be drowned was ran through Athens Friday night but escaped letln. Superintendent Turk his handed In his report of toe county farm of Clarke making a flneihowt we. 4 has paid expensa and made money. The Augusta Bible.

society anniversary takes place to-night at the Presbyterian church. er. Dr. BOOT of Columbia formerly of Atlanta. de- UventEealdrea.

Buck Branch district in Clarke county will Vote on the stock law. Athens excited over a well known married lady who hat developed a wonderful power for mlfid reading. I B. Butler of Madison has located in Athens. JohnKeely asdMlaMoIUe Coffin were recently elected by the board of education of vAov gnats teacher the Putnian high school lot gtri vice- Rer1V a Bearer and Mrs Mac WhOrter resigned- w3fif JndeCa ium imaoje Circuit presided- at Camden county oougt.

last week. Ins wad of ladp Msohon who went to BoHo4h. rr If sir" k'--feW vv" BSSKMCg OPPlXlg iheplslnsotrTexascoveran area of 59000 00 acre on which feed 3800000 heUefattl It Is estimated that 83991 cattle died tn. Ten- nessee last year lnlyi wx exposure to ievere weather. The wheat crop el Kentucky Is reported.

Quite promising all over the stile. Mississippi hu a CMIIII or 11500000 Invested la cotton mills. Selma Alabama. Is to have a wagon bridge CIO the Alabama rivet' that will cost 150000. Key West.

ll Is suffering much frpmTdry weather. Green earn In Tallahassee Florida ii ntiily ready to eat Alabama has 23' cotton mills. Mr. James Spencer yesterday picked strawberries In his garden In Chattanooga which measured six Inches In circumference. Mr.

T. Montgomery of Chattanooga will engage extensively la i1lk culture. Louisville Mississippi boasts of the only sassa flu oil mill la thit state. Talladeltl Alabimi on a ooira over 009 worth of property changed hinds there In. One week Watermelons are looking flea down In FlirfdL Messrs.

Eltasbery Sons new Selma. Alabama have 110 acres In watermelon' Alabama turners have. doubled. In acreags Her corn production increased more than forty-five per cent hogs Increased seventy-five per cent cotton over sixty par cent. PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. G. Moore Is at home Si Pine street. Major Leaden and lady of Catoosa springs ire In the city for I few days.

Dr John Thad Johnson has returned to the city alter an absence of several days. Dr. A. Calhoun has removed hit office to 65 Marietta street ad joining tale capltol. of Dr Todd and family are now at the Markham house.

His office Is still at SO Marietta street. 3 Mr. Nat P. Pratt analytical chemist returned' home yesterday from a three days' trip to norUl Oeorjii. you want to buy a house or a vacant lot call on Klmore ft Krotue.

20 Peichtieeand they will do you justice. Mrs Roberta. and Charlie and Willie have returned home after a weeks visit to relatives in Gumming qeorgia. Miss Azzte Knox of Cummla Georgia one of the most charming young ladles la norm Georgia is on I visit to relatives in the city. That Is valuable property to be 131111011 Decaur street to-morrow at 5 o'clock.

Read description In 10 cent column. T. A. Frlerson. Dr.

W. A. Coot removes superfluous hair. moles black spots mother mark. Lie.

without pain. by electrolysis. Office 49 Marietta street. Mr. Leonard James.

son of John U. James Is visiting Cl Bd Leyden at CawOft springs' They are having a floe time with their guns and fishing tackle. Miss AilelaUe charming young lady of Newuan passed through the city en route to her home yesterday from a visit to relatives In Kentucky. Mrs. G.

W. Cook. hire. C. A.

Fills and Misses Emmie WlnslUp and Mary Cook and Mrs. A. HemphlU and Miss Mule flemphull are at Cumber land Island fishing surf bathing. fec. Mr.

Ryan of the flmmof Crompton Ryan dry goods merchants of Dante Ontario has been In the city two or three days. Mr Ryan visits At huts to examine Into Us trade. growth. climate etc. So well satisfied he with our city that it Is more titan probable that his firm.

will open a Stat casa dry goods house here. Mr. Alfredo Swill and Miss Eva Cuckler will leave next Tues lay morning by the Georgia Pacific to fill their engagements In the Birmingham music festival. A great interest has been manifested In all parts of Alabama In this festival and toe magic city' wilt swarm with visitors Tuesday and W6dnecd y. Rlchhorns orchestra of Louisville numbering thirty artists.

Mr. Frederick N. lanes of New Yon the greatest trombone player living Mme- 8. J. Frledenheimer first prima donna of the Louisville exposition Pros lessor Henry Barck.

of Chicago violinist Yr. Elchhorn oornetist Miss Cockier and Professor Barillanda local chorus of one hundred and twenty five voices. constitute the attractions. Grand free display of fire works May 14 given. by Birmingham board of trade.

Fare by Georgia Pacific 5 for round trip. Tickets good from 13th to 15th. Inclusive. jelLed. It I gentleman has leisure and a little money and is willing to.

be happy. he can have no falser opportunity than to vidtthls noted Island with his family and enjoy IB many attractions. Thay can live more in about three days. with headqurters at Yr. Bunkleya hotel.

thanthey can at home in a mouth. Mr. Bunkley seems to be supremely happy In making his guests happy. lie goes with them hunting deer dnnss and alligators and shows them where to fish and how to catch them. It is only a twenty mile run from Brunswick.

and the newly fitted and furnished steamer gmont takes you there In two hours and toe officers of the boil make you comfortable while under their hospita ble roof. It Is a safe boat end officered by men of experience and caution. This island was formerly owned bj General Green of revolutionary memory. For a great many years It had been neglected Arid become almost an Impenetrable wilderness but of late jean It has been brought Into a delightful civilization. Its beach Is one of the finest in the world.

being about thirty miles long and of delightful firmness for driving or walking. Its adaptation for bathing is not excelled. If equalled as there Is no under-current to endanger those who. sport in. thnsart Round trip tickets to this delightful resort are on sale by the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia ralroad.

Tilt Ptonlea. Yesterday the employee of the Atlanta cotton mills under the management of ex But lock started on an excursion to Yinlogs on the State road. There were about 800 In the crowd and they all had I splendid time the day being fine. Oa aspects attached to the same tram was a party of about sixty young ladles and gentlemen of eschtree street under the chaperonage of Mrs. H.

W. Grady and Mrs. Peel. who stopped at lcevlIle and enjoyed the day In the usual plcnlokeis style dancing strolling etc la the afternoon of the same day a email and select party of young ladles and gentlemen and a crowd of young OO1ldreB of the city went to Ponce de Loon springs there spent the evening In taking In the cool and pleasing air and eojoylig the pleasures of that favor resort The Sunday schools of West End church and Pierce chapel Methodlzl under the leadership of Rev. B.

Crumley and Miss Susie Pendletonfilled baskets and hampers with good things anti adjourned to the woods yeiter- day to enjoy the day. Reports are the they had a good time realizing In full their most sanguine expectations. 8t bkd. At No. 250 Marietta tree on Saturday morning the tore of W.

Thurman. grocer was burglar lotisly entered and goods to the amount of bout 250 stolen therefrom. There no clue to the per. petrators of the deed. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Williams Co's. varotsh works. at Cleveland. 0. damaged 80000 by ire yesterday.

The crevasse at Bayou Grosse Tete. Louisiana was closed. yesterday. The legal fraternity of Sew Orleans yesterday took action In honor of the memory of JudahP. Benjamin.

A motion In the NorthernMethodlit conference a session In Philadelphia to i i a. wuuuu ui me In to. elect a bishop for. uric was debated being feasible for action at some future time. The Harvard class races on the Charles river Sat.

unlay were a fulo. The PewYor supreme court his confirmed a verdict of 110000 damages gained by S.D. against Bishop Hire oLNlcbrpra In a battle with ten tramps at Mttocm111 yesterday three policeman shot two and captured The Northwestern manufacturing ear company Of Still water. Ulnesota of which Senator D. hi.

Sabine Is president failed yesterday Sables Is chairman the national repnblfra committee. Director Seymour. former head of the firmTf Seymour Sabine Co. which was mergedInto ths Northwestern car company stated toe liabilities of the company wtreilOCO 100 setsfiIOO000. 54 Hudson A Co.

tankers at Tombstone Arfiona made an assignment Friday evening to T. L. StlLet Barn 0 Snow Co. whelcrajo fish No 124. Atlantic' avenue Boston have made art assignment.

Their UaMllttes are f380000jf A Twenty masked men at tacked Ii express wagon containing some non union moulder- near Qtrln ey Illinois firing revolvers freely. Great distress hat beea caused ia south 'Shropshire. England. by the stoppage work atthe Tankeryj lead mine theingescin ths kingdom. ManypeaoBS have iBteau thrown out of employ itth DayOattgM4eai aeilaad 5 itaIt aditk J3P I vi- OttFau peat Se Cfeotrai tiUroaa o'clock last night John Seamy shotuS Crockton in the head inflicting a wound1 Women and whisky were Officers Fool and Brennlng mad a the Yesterdayl 1.

c. FcOTt a fcnner eleven miles south of Atlanta came to city and before lleavinK became too fnif sfTwell and constquentlyonPeters ti near West End. ran into a loaded wigoa snapped the right front wheel off hi List nighUbbuthaUpast twelvetfclL young negro Elbert an old negro man near the Atlanta hre anti knocked. UmyfdowB JrlUetiaT Wound which caused Win toTbetakerHa' station house to be Elbert" languishes behind the bars hlmsdlf. Onlut Thursday the 9 ye old bar Gus Williams living city died showing all the tiens of by Ma.

The little fellow suffered in. About 3 or 4 weeks ago he and two oth Mr. Williams children were bitten by Rev. HL Crumley pastor ofWesY Methodist church has Just completeTi rangementa for a new Sunday commence next Sunday in" the shops it East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia flU road.

Seats and other details have3f provided which make the place veryVttt fortable. Is Yesterday Coroner Frank HUbutaem eUed a jury and repaired' to the wAterw to. hold an inquest over the" remains of boy Eli BriJ mentioned in peter paper. Tile Juryretnraed a yerdjct that was accidentally' drowned by falling is water the cause of his falling being a iraS1 he-being subject to them. 1.

C. Ruff a. carpenter who the Kimball house 50 years of age anrJKfjf on Alexander street near corner Orzpe at 7 o'clock p. m. yesterday from ovei- 10Mtf morphine not taken with.

suicidallirtl He had been suffering with cramp colis fsri twenty-four hours. He. took aboutfar grains not knowing how much there was od VANORDEN SUlC AtraJ els4 Sieisr. Bet yl reporter of THB Cosrrmmasw tnforced that some one near West End tdeaB milled suicide by shooting himself. AteertaJsfet' the number and street he repaired to Ae1 on the corner of Henry and Ella streets aadi il that the report was only too true.

Tii facts developed are as follows Mr. Norden Who was born In Germany and this city In 1869 and a rausleian by became Involved in a difficulty with. bout three weeks ago. which resulted la ii bail leg compelled to give appearance bond for' Ing' concealed weapons. Sinee tacos he has been very dejected and inclined' drown his sorrow In the cup.

On last Wedssdsy' his trial was to lave taken place In Judge I moods court and on the morning of ttatdajlaS left hl tome before eight o'clock bidaima farnliyan affectionate farewell andsaytnghtinf going to his trial. Ith also told his wIle that ta casane went to prison to make her best endrars togethlmrelesaed. But he did not gonear tin court and wrote a letter to. the Judge telling him fc i need not call his case II he mtrndea km1Br himself to avoid going before omit. He also wrote his wife letter In the German language as follows "Goodbye I prefer to die rather than' go' to the chas gang for that would be slow death to me.

Teach tile children not to hate me. Ho was not seen at. lerward by his family ve on Peters streetwheat he kissed two of his daughtersrsuid one oDaal told theta good-bye tUl yesterday morflii nt 4 o'clock. when he cans upon the porch hia house In feet and tapped on. hIS Ii window.

acxlBg to be let He remained la at house only a few tnlnuua. during which tlmt lay down en the floor taking a coupleot CM and going out under the at the trout dootHI lay down there to ileeep and be hid in cite De police should him. HlSTrtf did riot totsrt him till about noon when aa a little son to aast him to' have some dinner lift turned and told herthafhlswpaws54jistJ answer him and looked very pficntler. As Kr Tie Norfeahad told her that he lad taken cfit otmorphlne she. became alarmed and aged neighbor go under the house andseewhatrm the matter.

It was then thai he was flat knar to be dead. He lav wUb his feet pointing to an back portion of the house his hesdMtotta lowest step and pointing to the street his left tat I and the pistol on his breast. The wound This- nlcted- with. I common 82 cJibre revolver. and was Inthe1 encttesafi of the forehead.

triangular lit nearly in Inch long. and. have produced Instant death as it pissed the brain and lodged In. the. base of the oirfpet- The pistol was evidently placedlclose to tllehe his face was blackened by the burnt powder.

ho made by the ball was large enough to tart the Insertion of the thumb of an ordinary mu. One strange phase of the affair Is thatno ODI is. the house heard any report of a pistol or ref any other sort though they wore on tie all the A next door said that" he heard. 151 report of a pistol at about teventtelflela the morning and ttis would. seem tohs aa II when the body was found it was cold and ISM.

About thirteen years ajo in the tarns hood Mr. Van Norden attempted to I taking morphine but taking an oveidose medical assistance saved him. He hu no other accaslons threatened to do so. but Un he was out of work and low fpl The let Is regretted by all who knov was welUlked. of a pleasant tempeaa fond husband-and klna father.

He ml old. wax the father of three. girls and four of whom are under twelve yean tyjgj one only three yean two of. the. boys arsgS and have employment in the dtyaT 8 girls are at work.

the elder one at Hess. Jf J2 and the younger at the Surprise Stprej TM8 wit About. years of age. has laiaKw lathrmua1cal talent and Is said to Yoloe i' A Cntttt 9At an early hour Saturday morrfps 1 ierson a negro living on Butler i In the Campbell row. returned tomsfrooJ8 andtflndlnr his home deser Jickwn a neighbor with being of words resulted which finally dlinC Jackson struck Anderson on the h61 twine knocking him down andtafllctfctWf wounds one vu the temple and the oh Stop of the head cutting to tie bone Inb Aster the fight Jackson made himself scsr has not been seen since Or.

Couch drestea the wounds seilons. but not fatal and the negro on his feet again thanks to his thick of Dock HammoniLknock ner one day last week by frowned was recovered by Some bans' WOTB In the river near Loomis and Hans saw uiU ornne ThetargeHiawsne built by company was launched this evenin tik. May 10. Hackett city on Tuesday. Deputy United 8 Marshal Brown killed John Belt.

Etit the latter's brother. fatally family scandal was the cause. TT Wnxnsqyom an iia 10 county this a m. a son ef fc- dentally discharged his" plrol wh bullet pierced his motherV siantl since the acSdfJIf been put of his rntaTaod It will be conflnedilnin asylum nnt restored. TheVatican It American eie to learn whether th me of McjGlgnor Capel as Whf PJS would be acJKuble.

It was er however. vtFether Monalguof an Atterlcfc bishopric iptsWl Emp is- ii ii'- vtt jt. vjxxge CttAsmp Rauiocza6e. lb 1 1 tlnJ men to rnOT fountain Uj jf ialn i with jUj lmo tMwiilolii cwOT is pf roc iephanfs wblcKlutd aw there about twelve jao itoj jUrli ifcrpce elabbut two miles with Urge her olgtm Ipoyrigoid jjockjig fWIl i hdrft' yydsirr incei iHeb dnoV observed ssj andT f-f 0- fcfl iside tbea g7iBomewall bit flthbrj fif js me. ijP front ri jiddle end sentV bullet In behind his shoJ ttpon which he Jjusbedj foiwiirdjiJ" one huntodyards in tremendous consle HionV 9.

HikeaK11 k1 yngib ntoJ Presentlylie made i I followed but found It har4 to cone up Mini When oyertookliim I jhe jbl nlng if nnjji ronni The chase led through large herdof jii debees brasv springboks wh gazedat usfrntt mizement Atlens to rM 4 but my hprse fidgVtytin I sseAi xamtln ed' ridj 26 g8ld 3 giSsiy gyp thaiat length Jbtwould come" to bay wh rr ftcerosea nefefdoj yh nBuddenlyhe VoSU MdejoV vnd bnl covering his feetir a nothing t4 Hfe4 8 tj st I noyed at the length of the chase as ifwislj tokeep yboTsesfres orthe felepha and hung Indifferent whether I got the noctroBornoVajIODMrvea that his hi Was completely worn down with age and violence of his disposition I deUrminec ring matters to crla5s80r spurring horse-1 dashed ahead and rode right in path. Upon this the hideous mooster ins- fy charged rue In thernostresolate mat blowing loudly through his nostrils a although I quickly wheeled about to thy 1 he followed me at mclf a furious pace several hundred yards with his horrid. ho enout within a few yards of myjiorsei that my little bushman who was looking In great alarm though his muter' dean tion Inevitable. VIt was certainly a JlrJ thing myhone wasextremely i afraid exerted his utmost energies on the occai The rhinoceros howeverwheeled about continued his former course and" lf perfectly satisfied with the interview whid had already enjoyed with hlm hadnade 1 cultivate his licqualntahce any urt tandiccffirdingty mad. for camp.

We left fountain of Bootlonamy the same ay marched abnt six mute. through an old i forest of mimoiashenweThaltedfor night. Large flocks of guinea fowls roo in the trees around our encampment sty of which I shot for my supper. On the 234 we luspanned by moonli ndnUnued cur march through" ith wooded level try. rJo mrntg th8 Sun roi In peat spiendlr i the sky was beautifully overcast wittt cloj Having proc ded4bout ten miles the T7D6CAQ1Q VUlVsiiJ wi AVva aa uw forest trees anpoves of bit tl The guides no lifdimsd us that the which is called by the BechutnM Lei only a short distance in advance' I fs4djtd speeds and rode' ahe the busnmah Intending hunt for aa' 1 before bje kf tjrrgsentlywe reached an iVancejiand my left arf1' herd of selrasia stood Lrpq' Jra g4hV and eoa teU In i with a troop bf beests anda little after with a.

large he sblfteMwlidebeerts arid pallahsivl foil these forsorne distance when they we inforcedby two other herds of pallabs i wildebeests. jJTtree black rhinoceroses trotted across my path. Presently I sp. from toy horse and fired right and left princely butt blue wildebeest. Begot balls butdidnotJaJland I immediJ lost sight of him the dense ranks of shaggy companions.

The game incn we proceeded until the whole forest alive withi variety of beautifully col animals. On this occasion I was very ul innate I might have killed any quanitl game had been- my object as trying to get a few very inperiorhe-- tome of the master bucks of the' paUahsl these I wounded four select-old bucks pf the dust and confusion caused by' the Saerablequantltyof the gime I rnansg lose them all. We had nowriddea many miles fro wagons and feeling faint from want of I I dropped the chase In disgust and wil looking at my compass. ordered the pusl togpanesd. My attention had been grossed with the excitement of the pH and I had sot the remotest idea Of the I had taken and the whole ex nntryexh such an aspect pf sameness that landmark or eminence of any i which to steer Having ridden many 1 through the forest I length asked t- man in Whom OH such occasions placedgreatconfidepceif he was sol was rldingln the right direction and appeared quite confident I allowed.

rJ proceed. At length he said that wehal a little too far. 100 the left and led me I meyeral miles to the right which was iryj whereas the wagons eventually 4D91longwayto the east. I felt conj that we were wrong and reining up rcM3ion arose between us the bushnui maintaining that we must ride wes VJ Was certain that our coarse should be now adopted my own opinion and iid ea muy miles in an easterly di We were at one time close upon the Whenthe Thick-headed buahmandd that it I persevered we should never i wagons again and I with equal std r9Trrr wntuua ogam i Kyieldedtohis advice and a south course was once more adopted. Hats den for many miles I agaitfreined again told the bushman we were wronj Which he for theWirsttirfleacknowledj lie knew nbthingXaU pbout the nut totedit to be his impression that we to ride further to the west.

My bead confused that I lost all recollection we had ridden and whileJ was dell what I should do I ohseryed iTol smoke a long thenorth whi once imagined had been kindled by lowers. to guide their lost master Ithtefifea Spirits I stirred jm teed and made for the mote but r1 only served to lead me farther astray ridingmany miles in that direction covered that the tire was at an ai lance and could not have been my men Was the wild Bakala desert burning the old dry I like a seaman in a hurricane at my I knew not how to ride riot whad Tile sun which had just en when 1 wagons was about to set There was I mark whatever by which to steer 1 wander for days and not discover wl Tofiridthe wagons was compsr trlde thought little of thenif it thought ofwater that harrowed mi Alter the pans of thirst began to Mil hadridden all dy under the hot had neither eaten nor drunk since evening. I felt feint andl and my heart sank as. horrible visiq lingering death' by maddening thirst 1 fore me. Dismounting from toy hoj down to think whet I should do.

I actly by my eomp ss the course we 7 rte Hrrf it Booby. I ac resolved to ride southwest fer man 1" 1. HE CO TIT TION I WEEKL. i ij 1. 1.

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C. MUla. N. C. enlrgtm nt llOO 5 I i Sibley thatare aidelIt the Mathews up steadilyahutting 01l1hlN tre oe etrforaught weknow untUlunei 8 escor Dg.

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ad Jl Utta I 4. ipCUnoD a1hta. tod i ll hE e)0 o' 1 whete wu rnot ibotnl di the ele Thehn bn aca it plcle ad flc ad 101g teI dctna fawm tat ad se me rJ humble bl9 IW Xw gen. Por thei romce. Te tme w1 come hn wi' cntent li bck pch ad tk feelgy prOpcta Irh ptt tought e1 kow aeer jut buttto apa ban ouht biled 1 Thes detis gay finty heAt wi mu a kep cle see tCD DcoJ SXI.

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Cnates h8 st I god nroul rpublc cuu. i 11 reembrd fnd h- sf of wt pltl Walltet eulton ar gras. wU fnd 8ner latr tat I money w1t Providenc. prvde ctcIs ever tat woe Thi I ony vtue spcul ton bst 8KBTCE3 Sketl fom Ih ey htr Atena Gera. 182 Henr Hu edt A HU 1 te tte I bnde pphet rc nty t6ue aevnlyelht Jeas rsldeuc Aten.

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tei fu. me II a ItS ad regared tem rter wIt colerton culd mk ck dnner II lhemfom te me wih glove ad i llkngs te sme Emotonl sow fgrttey brihty us. erly te arculture fduelt papr. shola pupl. ec.

Atens ar gph. ICaly derbd Ikthes pgel de votd remllncu te pople wl pJhaps cidered Itea Interst pr. ton te chUtriatic nrrate te hv lef tei fo Ue 5dl Ue. I 1 pleu te ruse ppreltve rcrd maner custms adventur 0 falnden many te bt fle tand othe cmmonwet. Fori rquil buU gllc IUhe nael te gene olOel sete te hstorc leaf et te rder wth te tat te deendat te ledig te fnt qlter a ntn AteB hltry hae Iplrty BUStte te pretg ad promle tei LCt Une bk It PhpLd Crw' lay cerk te dud tr ofc aUalre 0 ech.

BLIn rpublca conventon tl yea wit 4 pr et a te delegat 1S0 8 pr cnt I WHIELW RED8 way i tat Gr wl a ChcgJ 18S1bYI myltrt Ble TI incption i Wetster wl spy Bn feld. tC AHlGTOl cUdltS Adams fvor- ie by ded lulc Monr hd In Masc hi Va BUnl an wet a ulum Pe' onl 11 ke te rway ld cld. ad Jonl 1 11 IU-etye. ltet fm lfl' prtat Wae pladr i cu Japr rp rent teprc wt fu he cet. fnly pae i te Jddle.

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en te I ee te we Ihout hee bd a opyad te cscl hn teneen he Ieah QltojeYld yae m1. I 1r" 1 Lwatg aJu. daU U1 Ipre cur' G4 ea fe1hltaUmU wh te Mur. rt ntte. c' bU.

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PUIDJ1 ATKB a Englsh tf Yok do WT als lue 10. PJEULUr FrznI ihe watnJ mAt RoeIG70i l0t bU. oterLfom 1 110 lnU QCof Cictnna' ele glntmte. whc te prde Ue. lp Ihue whle IozIrl aln Hnday llt wut 110 flr' das MAWE.

t. deceaed mJlona brewe Yi wuke lef bquet 0 frulr. Jel i er aviaton Prfe Rtel. Br gpr Cnnetct 1 oJe te eelrl WILLAM Nourmaba hI sAt11ned bes cld batlu evr Itate ramand hou de lne inmboJY Ane atl1 wit I lUD gD I srvaton. BANtM offered a po on te whit ee hlnt whch nled RO te Eut" vea re ti wrt- faetaua Iplr ar excd fy lne.

re clance te MICIgn lte ben har ltly. BLTE occred Norwic Cnnectcut. wa kow-ciefy cunt hi munfcnc towar te fle en. gae loJO fouhei eucton. nd te mOleyl dltlbutd bord ttes aeelvg 100l te aout.

SIAtr Cnnectcu t. bn Dotd cttn InUIctnren s1nc 178. whe Sauel Slter hd pIter Arkwrht te IChllt CS ovr Inl bgan In oottn. Slue' broter' Jon te tater te Joh 1. etble te vlle tltre wer Id Prldenc Norlch the mCier te Sltn hI mae mulc te beler rt cntur.

TWENY ONI wer twele do tOr te UnUe Sl ter lr 8 comg. TH Rcheler ha is ums andreto 01 prowctc. wleafom dDken cleKe hI jnstgranle diplom8 youn enUt1g tem Prtc LJT abu 5 prns seR coes wret te ocaton of te fner duecf AlblY 1 publhed i te neWi papr luthorIY. EATHUAK8 hav ben Egld tat tere Wi slometer ert. qu rerder t1e te lle te Eglsh obaeratoru rerd te Ocla ln Inda Jan.

tea wor ovr te 5houldenjud gd- maa usd we fu10n w1 thl summe mot wo i I mln want rei te cunt tn beor skg tme fel i h1 cote dOl' ft h. Ule a ve doet dnw sould cunt 18. CTON abut one cnt Brtn yer whe 6anla set igs hih YArlwer. Lit cltu go a I ctl lk thl ta e. Btrn Iplnen fnd te aumenl I raduCon au put whc tey a iaugurt.

cnverton btween Bstn gll1 tus rport te vraoul dvrtserof tat Oi nd snt In perfectylovly buqt I rl rgde ad kpt i week tu moters grAv. POLITCS I id Talafero cnty w1 Ild BArne deegllon 1 Sandervie Capt aUlll Ild wor 10ng te mountin I i Fotlyt WW1 HQde ad Clnel Mclb Buna b1 ter fiend snatr ditrct. mu tg te demory Yerr wetlr nomlte eleSlt te Atlnt nventan ben cled te fnt Tueay June executve committ te eit datlct wi met Atens te 1t Instnt. Thom count demoat wi at te fnt Entrpr. mlY fend Ck hert tll womla mae go dllrict woud Be h1 male te re.

I OU bet ctseJ ad reprteated 1 Ger leltr hop wt prvlled upn fn ua HD cn Ceronloab iwlrd te legI tre fom TtUar cunty. Monllom ry wrter a rl1bly tha Alen HCArtu te del tl. Ule tUI Unce Alen ay op po-lton. Is I mleeemvtag ma ltver otc i hi 1e flllda ar preng hm eanesty tie rc. Gve I due" McR 1 te hu- 1 i rlble lure 1 tnounc fred at snate te 1 dCt.

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iaud rr fOUluUltrue ca1nnnlueteen tdpated 1Ja berGiove allut Pecei for muniet he nefr be bi Thlf Ale ore IhplinporL" tAccn ot 9 II' QmI ll de a eri. a. t5yJ CItj. U1coIfKalJ mquei. tiofPIcnb.

UHIlO 1 square cayllth waa1n colonelrepreaenll a rnoon neuhlp ftA ro bJbecatn awyand day. a lion tate ed pri areim- in ohh1 a. ilre ruc arnw1 bot tm Jeclub bg fi xtral thr ugh call ng ved. EPlLrkhas Mon amery. i Jrfe form Cart DID TZTSBDAY.

Y. Ya lliiEr thg ng uotgutlty rl a a te tA ta1 onain s. a mfnB gg A a e4 cltyof yen- lim1 ttlona csea waacaIl eturntd KaUfoad It repre prL el wentto rectorimeeting 1fn at t1og Blol fsroi afueCe ud terl et anr ien tg 3 it NewYorll. vs. T1me Dtm Been.

ew 1 Uieycaunot kif ol lh th tt yth I roadcenterlng Uulsdty ID CIt Jlla t8lppl TIm Democrat wu re elved ll feetof ev ry tnffd ri 1 gcti aa w111allo OlglLJ1 ed th yeaerl1afc aped elh 4w eeitWl ili re the Thursdwt 11 wl ch RM ou Wnlng vela pre51d nt JI tt tCf nw 8 th It pro tl be 82000 tal I ORGI ve dur1nlcommen ent. Id pe4 ag hlIllport be allJ verar7 ehurch1tey de l1v611 thu1dre COUAtT1rUl tnoWnmrrf 4 rP BoBuUer ofHdIIon hutoCtedID John Neely tHf 10WeCofli lwel e1eetedb1thebOVd ofA1J of thePv.tmu- achootl rlrfJr. 1aIICW11ortet Jle tiJadp olahtmtcidlidCuU ii a1 d. weeklna hoano1r 1I r- it fu" yJf 4. rifr 1 Jf 1f iw Sff 1tc tl jJ1 SOOOOQJle4f jlK in lenf lLiii d1 lJDi.

ij i it at pplhU" l500IXIOl 1. lito bi14 willcoat 1I1der1JlI 111 rl4fJ Greeneom lIn ii11 eat co ton measu ctrcumf nCe. ChIottalloorawiU eDiige oul1waa thaUtte Alabmi11 boom. of pr rty incne Solis. ar A acreagJRer ed Cent hogslncreued percent 0 nt.

PBRSONAL Ipr IlP hn thecUy capl nowat a and astlce. MrsE a la na1ll m1n" ox Cum in1t. a cen WIL Coo black. 0. Cletdo tac e.

eWDanpassed D. R. dn2 Cum er- drIll of At. Balil ed Tneslamaro1na festlnllnd wlllawJrm W6dn idy i El horn Saul and U. ari ts blroeof CtrI8.

no vIsit this 1alnd1rtth enjlylti Thaycan they gLDbd' fnora tp fl le tllebh06pltA. I rnerr ar n. ofrevoluUIDrJmemoO bu the. fgi tJnea aJ1 the surf. Tnn ay road.

PleDt a. same aboullixty I I c1 Methodist. under. leaders. hip Pendlel4n aUed bl etl dyto Re orll theYhad i lten RebI thetereof W.

r. iI 10nslJentered pe a Covarnlih Of' rl8I1lreateraar. orJ' ofJUdahP mot1ODin Northern lethodiltCOnlerence belnrfeu1blo forCt1oll Ter8a a7. eourthuco ed Tttd1ct 01110000 dl. mageai eaPlned bJRe D.

I1Otnro nu rlnral Mjnes O1f. Sen. atorD Mi. prea1dentfled Sb le of ldw 1J NorihweaternearcomPn1 l1Jb111t1eaof mpan1were 100000 and aelluwocood iba eratTomb icUef' feOI1 Irtor. Bar co No' ton.

he1r i 1' utimi ed UPreIIwagor U1cferJlearQ I iiiiB oot.ork.ar errolellldmtne tJ1. thtklnldo1l1i le fg lkit rTIJI 1' JI4. 1t JI CUi 06q ca tIIIt cKuc 1 7 e4 i eatOentraLr f1r ght 19hnJJe shot ae andwhisky erlF. ol nEln sa Yeat rday Forsyth ffarn ir- mneuout otAtlantlicame and. eforeI eaTinJr becam full.

well. consequentlyon Peter IOade4W 01 pped rigl1Jrontw lofthiI tutnfghtabO tbalf ti1r t- negrojElber Ware threw i. negroxnau the" hJrn downi undw4i cat1a abn1o behmdtbe barahimJ lt OI last' Thuisdaythtf9 year W1b 3 inileslOuthiof citydied eieujofbI A. lltt Je. SUffi eted.

in 1 J1ean4 ch11dJerer bit I ld dog I cmmleypStOl tWiVI" Methodiat Ch. rc. h. hU. Jt1S.

co' m. Pleted I f. unda1 Ich el da1tn thuho 9 EuTenneueeVuginiaand lli a hays maketh i Yestelday-eoroner FlankJ nbulI tothe' holdaa th Ji enti ned Jn1eate jury returDed blfutDg I I1. worn KfmfJallhouse Qyearaofge nearcornerQ OCIOckP myestetda ovez. not ufftl' Ilgwith coliefIr1 twenty.

four abontfflair1 ain8 iher1nsot it. rJI VAN DB SUICIDE lIefenUle lI or i repo I COll1UU En4ib4 1 Aa andatreet her 4I4Jh. ItreetlJ c1 tro.el/M factadenlo arell foUo HrAlfr lj GermanyJanct lnl869lnd mtu1oillbyprol 1 liowh1cl1 reinl edbiflefJ apperIlCtbond tMiii h. beenYerr and. iJi drawnhJallOrrOwin thee11p.

lastW tail 411" bid lamtJr an IIdlpDJ he 1M f2 Owt teDt i togerhimre1euecr. 10neuthtl tell1D1hlmlla av te lofDb GelJlllIllaDguage Ilowdeath Teacb no save onfet atnet wh. h1I tt upODthe a j. iIIHe use 1111l1111Whieh t1mea COil leclr toleetp houll1l. l1 ssrhim hyJOme td her thtbiaJlAPw 4 Nt fer IJrrJa Norden had Wd alarmedan4 ute4IY to and see what.

IthllhewuJllltkllall thubou e. 1ie UJider1Mj th. ftr. eet hfl1ef1 Thl 1brekh k- 111' the. fJlape.

111111111. lijuedhroltj J' evIdent11P1cedc1oae 4a t.i hole bll1wII l1Iefit th tlom- li Dl1epol of. Wl eer eTAwore l1Wlt u1d he rttitM seven o' I to' be bodywllfound wueoldllldlll. 0 hocdYr VauNordenttemptedtol1llel taklogmorphlne savedb1ri1. otheracculona thruteDedodoaobut 0 iJj ws a.

tem londhuabandandkinc a yerIl threererI at--- ft cltr1IOfOol1f JeIa Elaaa1l11 8. U' rprlBe iit 41ht. het 2OJerI bu1Db wbitt Dt JI1 ellOD tieritie I. the. eU A f' an lJ 1d t1lt1 a TJ flofi1- la J1 IiioXjW more 1 ec1 by t1 Jie1 1Wtl Jl elT.

9 bt1 Ha rt old nUJJOreleOl Jh1noce to ih lltoJF ndi or ddl t1UtA1 1 1ldJ a' sho fl hee Q1r n4iJ1rem 1l oDl9. 1g1 mp ld kiJ1ga th1mJteaeni1f1e. IJ wed t1qU11 eo WJ ri 1' rt him la twlDfpg fr e1t. Jl IQtll d. ch.

d. herd ld 8IIf. ip 1 gboks tpliI ttet ieI i J. iSt 1ited1D1IeCCf1dbrriJ ht iit JlliQcelt 1 Oi WheI1B1ddenJrCtie lltoriht dsfd ndh lgtI fe. i- uineai co ni.

nQt happened. JJ mtDg at last aU Jength' ftheth uj1Jis iok epmlllor I i lorcthei b6fuiu1dlffeleilfwh th tgO tho' DOCUOI OP not aihhsmea ththiah downwith Tiolenceof bring ttera amals 0 hOl88Idaahed roaerlgbtiu pa us monster. in. ly mein the at reaolutelIiaD h1lc11011tri1 qul klycwheeled at' furious. withhtJ 1D00twithlIfaJe Jaldsof ctha myUttle UShmnwha alarmthougb lnerttableU my orzewuextremelYCatrald.

dhilntm08t on1he oc howner. wheeled botit continuedbfJ Perf eellYI dWied 11' 1tli th e. in n1. hi. enj witbhill1 Jwl no taCul In.

iJllrt follntainofBoo tioIlIIl Ithesam ab fI htonghano1d mimosas whenw halteor. fgt1 alQundour encamplIlentseY wbichllhoUOl mymp U. wejn pnDedb1 cuimarch ugl aJth lnet IC 1IaeaIO 014 ireahple id trtltclo procssIedabout hec try became thick1ycovued. with deti foret tre an tgtoyeofaltb1tth. no" fif Uhe 1 Jfh1 byUiB ht1Ul" pe Wl n.

a. abOddidane' in. ad ce. 1f1ijc lm ahead the. aD fDt hnnHoranb cbefOler k4J ent1.

Y. we' each dIl open I eJoMtwhereIobserTed a It. nh my Qtmtft ftJi wUh. hroleooP hehincla bna Di. w1tha trooPfof ieestaanq" ijtUeafter withlfrgeh U1e wildeheests papA theseforlOnte diatancewhenthey'- nforc by JO he Three blackrhlnoceroses pghtandJef bu.

llblue W11. debe. JI go ballabut did DotJll andl1mInedi 108ta ghtof I ranbo com oni gameincre8. we cted WI' foreaL 1rlthaarity. ofbeau fWlyco lanim 80nthia was.

Tecru hankill edlily. qriml. of uYeniao hadbeen as veryaupenior rh masterbueD thedt18hnd xraiL trOfthegl n01rrldtlenmny II es goriaand feelin wan1 ldroPped lis. gtU. a nd.

wi ord Qthe bus ROaheldMy Qt on err of. 3J th deaof Akenand thewhol eo11I tr1 sib rc' menfa em1ne JtthroughJheforestj th an 1r 110m suchoccasionJ I. placed confid ceU 8 wuaD th dlrecUontand ppearedquitecon1identir a ceed-Ai alittle leftnd aeyeralnillea wbich1iu i twheJeu theagO Jongway to lfel1 eon wewere wrongi andrehrlngnp weat thitour adop te my. ownoPln iOJliarid rtden mS ly l' When bushman thtif we aho nJ agaiDand' l1riUr equalst yielded tohla alvioeand alOuth Wlson moreadopt 4. Hap Isgain reined th bush nun weerewron th tiJU acknoled tn thing atall ut hnprteafonthatwe torlde westJly 08taU i hite1was hhouiddolobjerred carro alonjc naginedhAd kindedby Ioweflto eir Ster jb tirr andinade a ODlIlelfed 1eadme as f' idiJ many JilUeala COymdthA at' an' tA1deouId notTbeen 0' mymen uthe Ud.Baka1a dmrtbamlng 01 Uke.

hur tmy I kn. howt l1dnOl' wha Thuuniwblch rL 1Jh 1IjtOnslltoutto whateverbIwhichtolt uj TOIlrl4 th wagonawascoml i thoagh of1faurthat banowedm thepaJlglotthilat tow had ridden chyUDdu ff hadneith tm precedliugeveniuig. leU. and heanank afhorrible ylsi are D. 11m.

ounti gfrom. O. WA tothlntwhatl 1 if" act1TbJmTcOmptalh CO steering leltBooby lnato ndnouUe tJe 6 OOSUTT ArLTA TTiYAY it I THE I eir NBflT1TIO 1 tbdtyo freest er three 10 an th mke5fl un QtTUTIOf I I i ow 1 i 1- nd wlIUe I MILLSIN S' monthsiniude C------ 2oooo ti Ga-------- 4000 Vs---------------------- 1umtus i SO. COO u. 1OO Ne euargement100000 0 eulargemeut310000 I i 4' I ce ind c- ltyandwealth.

3 i 1' eparrowls 2" beetotthssprlngtoboot arewetodo ithli beInnln and the the7 f. the the mtleasness pesiyaI1sesaonthatyg 1 theqneetlon ri3es whit ire we to do eprlng- WeUlet na be generously Letia enjoylt' to the Utmost onr tse blrdi ebeeeanth QwL aJ 1SMITS pntead toasi1s47 ki5 rnot Ib Theybave eu pIc I wht maybe-is Iup thedeaoou aregtvlug thedead hl Chrlstie ts GzreauGahsrlslutheposiUonofa will Fet. cx- batuism. offwtth ltli provtdescataclam picturesque Georgia andcallcodreasea they s. de- 0 commonw al.

PhflJpaand per cent simply hen ta thatpart iiiter sting ere" the coun. a Iotltherneranzyers 4beak" and the batwethtwo 1JWAZD of1QO CSSflireawalting Ln tbaYii2tetI supreme ofiflo 1 oye theseteil no essential members 9 congress Weatultlssuita of black. 5 great may of. a1 uecktea wthe Ioyee I OatUsboueljaf5fl dxe pasty. 4 vsftog Iii all of the tmbeThIreoIniIda1epe wtabiaek eyNard b1ae bafr.

Rardlya gray bat or hesc4' aa coeld IMly t. PE5OtALINtMLIaXNC FznGzJr ha rnoireck IrpoIS. dc- genlmnitache. Milwaokeeleft forexperl. Isormeof hst poem the uI gone res justgranted yuan- thissummer wo- whenhefeelzaelfhisclothesdontfli ecst rn the Ob wisperrecoy Theexccutive Duncan a thetthetime lois awsken wiWbegin Cat osa formauyyeans.

JLisanlndushyw wlllbecoss undj5. ounces and worthOfebntid stillhivefullyj manyniheep the lnllhaoonhave yooi glflat RItp N. trial wftlbegin a A BaESGRaX. Ati. May IC3ndnctor the Alabami meat tde before JustIce Allen to-day oi erbbeze jUng 2 20.

mueyreaeyed as fl was flic4mand neoed obrd lahr far tbe THE MACON. NOTB91c fPer ea Xsstis Ing Sb. tionably the Is one cayis thesunual thejackson theMlddle toaay. insnrancecompany so Theorleso thzpughfrelght fettabove level of MaeOaa withontlicense chargedwlth wlthoutllcenae fayloroountr. plesof hasreturned pclntisourparamountobjeet.

owbugtothe outoftisis withoulcnltlclsing ofaffalneissnythlng thataome with have Raw on th ttli 85 600 SHREVITIES. runttirongh I hey. Atlantade. wUlyot. Ofltheiiocklaw 3whOhaa bailocated aid Miss Mofll bythe 1u lbs Hey.

IV. Bean Judge carsweij of the middle clr nlt Ias lnstea 1 aL i ESSENCEOFOIXIF 0 Tbepjilns of Texalcover an 52000C00 head of cattli rnS11IITfmO1 tosevere tohavo ch front dry ni ly rCadyQeat. ptckedstrawbemnles izihat eo athome34 lsdyolCatooea no doyeujastice. Cookremoves EmmieWtnsirlp MaryCook Hemphilland landIa1and snrfbathlng. Tnesiay Wedndy ofNesr a Piadflo5foronnd Ticketagood btsfamily andenjnylrs minyatiractlons.

snpremeiyhappy yo epita- impenetrablewildemuecs eani beachlsorie thlrtyinfles Onaspeclalcoachatfached cttywent favorite Pendietoufllleclbskerj i 8te Petnatorsolthedeed. tOokactionin honorof Judah P. Methodist Csai fizzi Fw Torlr cu Hey. at. Mattoon 1ll StilWat5y SenatorD.

merged Into shag the axe 2 gn 12 UabWct 3t00Qo. Or attllstlsbu heenanseg of leidmine Maaype ay beenthiow NEWE' NUGGETSI. IGOSSIP OFTHE BYTUSCRiagg. amsi Farafrapha Da7 Osogis. tht17E598 Her.

sad Tiers. I tie CapmsoIeedt6e PebSa oss. On Fair neir ociocklst s1 wtr Ila fflcers Pooland fa I cit tmfnU 5 well Psis wheelofr nlghtftb halfpast twelve him down lb be takes to EIbez the9 mIles 5Outhof inter bye Iddog. I ofW comple of very a rd Tbejaryreturneda yerdictths he belngsubjectto and ZW oyerdes f' about 1 AftaIdt. Ike TiatGe Cosivrcurzcs i e.

the sn4i' Alfred Ves tblacttyinlle9and prafcsaI a negroj ea. Sl0 histrisiwes tohavetakera bIdding effecUonatcfarewell arid saylegliewes b. ceos he ButheOld go near bet a go chase' daughters and eon. asS WI yesierdaynrozslxg aboot the eVs asklngtobeletttt. Heremalnedtathe downtnthefioor I 1515 eas a wqcjd answerhlm 11 gftlls s.

nelghtortogo undrthe and soewbalesi thesnatter. thesithat ArMknass tobedead. Ifelay witrtt1a WISe heed uniderthi andpointthg exact jbape. and nsa thro hlsfacswasblackened bnrngpowfer. ThSs Lii elany plile boy OCiC 15 to whenthsbody Abontthlrtecnyoarsago theiemans15811' VauNorden ovexd medlcaleesistanceaavedhlm hahn doiobut well liked a 1 15 onsoulythreeyearitwoot s1l city.

Two ci iisi Store. Th about SO issaldtoM51 UesdJo Ai i0ii' atS. and finding deserted cb1 Jackeonanelghbor theC' 0 10 bcwLt beadTlit1 and InS digiT othu 5 in bO I id which IrS eeulousbutnotlataland W1I onhis IeegsgaIntbgnkstohisthlckaki11 Tie Bay Ressyssed. CmArnoooaTe 1DMayl0SPeCtihu1 big ofDoekHaniniondknocked from the iteam0r" Dave rIppir eons memnlng. The Large.

Eliwauee. the soddy tiriseveoteg- Caused a rsilmyweaaea I Fosr Exurn aqn11t0 Vn1te42i pbea J1 ihOIBrOIL MviefltsMtber Mey At HJfd. 8. whIle 011155 t- mothers bpatoklll1t heX stantly. denI.

lbs ysoo mOo and Is ptaba wlilbecoufinedi asylmunt11. Prvl to. JI.1ie Ecxz hf The Yaticari dl I meet ofM orCapel pbiihOP wonldbe table. itwaseouside5 eer Cipel wool5 Ames nsWsssi n. MayI0Ttet0tal4.

lots days were 2I0OO 11 thi LI' gajd. The last lot efor tbynA. 4aet AuYENnJ Xs. Cmiun iv 011 the5 7I mmning ordering OU toward a Ia center the plain' I rode forth ithIlu held eUI through geovs of lofty ldeiprethl0 mimoaso most ol which snore or iedimaged the gigintiestreng a trOOP 0 which bed pL than months befoye oceedeI ibotit mlleawlth Of gaWIQfl eyeyelde I observed niust bull boreieor black rhlnos jghisears one hnndr yards In yflCd He had not mc end atterbe walked slowly towards us and to eating eome wait thor lthin fifty yard5 Of I ed bulletin derS 01P nshedt focard bundled yards co st tious blowlnglike agratnpniantlthen. lkthg abonthIin Presently he lihard him.

I the hi gunning freely from hisiound. chaseled of wildebee5 zebras and In utter At lengt flied myeeco barrel horse dgety and I missed. I conlnued rid ongsid of him expecting In my Igu that at he would come ruUOCOBeS evfr do whensnddenly he flat on his broadside on the ground lE feet resumed his course had Becoxing attest I wis to keep my horses fresh. the ste 1101 I observed Ii a crisis eo horse I ro monsterlns' his inch pane my horses It gery horse wax extremely however I whi himhad to fnrt and accordingly day 1x when we hailed for 23 and nontinued a th country. It was lo O6 do thickly covered Lept was add4cte8ds androde to an jreekfast.

renUy we g1M 1 thAJ0J1. where I. observed herdofeebrasinkflanfle and on my a ofpp tnboks. with two leopi watch1ngtalmfr0t4 behindabush. It nanaooofeilinw1th anmi aiargeh I I blue He got bntdldnot fall and mmcdi n- the 5 increas with a no quanit if venison hat was th our rnerable quantityof now ridden my to iheed.

I country at azke znalI I reat conSdepce If an we ha to seyerai ly a long way west DO the at to his the first tilneacknowled he nothing elated It 0 while I a To the north oncelniagined Wagon With reylved to riding I hurricane ho TberwII snarkwhatsvefby To dud the come tflem ri of water to and as ho i tothink utlybymyoompLthecOUZ5ewe ain weleft fe.