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VOL. XXVI. ATLANTA GA SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 28 1893. YOTING UNDER WAY. One of Senator Peffers Amendments Turntd Down DEBATE DRAGS WEARILY MG.

Mr. Jones Wants a Little More Time in Which to Conclude. SAD FEELING LEFT BY THE DEFEAT. SatneoftheBepealeri Declare That They Were No Tre Fairly by the Bop- reiiatativMofthe Administration. OctOOer 27.

Special. The silver fight in the is nearing tile Iose. Peaceably and quiet the enate commenced voting on amendments today Two were disposed of. Senator llfIerl free coinage amendment was VGttI down by eleven majority the vote standing 27 to 38. Then the finance committees amendment to the house bill which makes what is called the Voorhees bill was adopted by a vote of 58 to O.

Thin amendment is a de claration for bimetallism and pledges the government to maintain a parity between both coined metals. The next amendment offered was by Senator Perkins of California which pro ides for the fret coinage of the American product. That was under discussion when Mr. Voorhees moved at 5:30 o'clock that a. recess be taken until 11 o'clock tomorrow.

This amendment will be Toted down by eleven or twelve majority. The voting commenced about 4:34) o'clock after Senators Jones and Stewart had been speaking nearly all day. Senator Jones has not quite concluded. He has Mr. Voorhees's word for it that he may conclude his speech which is by the way perhaps the strongest ever delivered on the floor of the senate on this subject.

The first thins tomorrow morning however will be a brief speech from Senator Wolcott on the Perkins amendment. The detailed vote on the Peffer amendment wu at follows. Yeas Allen. Bate. Berry Black.

burn. Butter. Can Coke. Daniel Dubols. George.

HarrU. Irby. Jones or Arkansas. Jones of Nevada Kyle. Martin PasiO.

Pefer Tower Pugh Roach. Shoupe Stewart Teller. Vance Vest. Walth and 28. Nays Messrs.

Aldrich Cattery. Camden Carey. Cullom Darts Dixon Uoph Faulk- ner Frye Jslllnger Gibson Gorman Gray Hale. Hlggin ml. Roar Lindsay Lod MoMIllan.

McPherson Manderson Mitchell of Wisconsin Merrill Murphy. Palmar. Perkins Proctor Quay. Ransom. Sherman.

tmIth. etockbrldge. Turpe Vitae Voorhees Wutl- burn and White of Louisiana 39. The following pairs were announced first named heinz sfllrmutlve Cockrell and Allison. Cameron and Bryce.

White of California with iaodler Colqutt with Mills. Morgan with nauiey. Hunton with Platt Mitchell of Oregon with Squire. Democrat or Fee. Coinage.

An analysis of the vote today on the Peffer free coinage amendment shows that the five senators who voted or were paired were divided thus For free coinage 23 democrats 10 re publicans and 4 populists total 37. Against free coinage 21. democrats and 27 republicans total 48. The amendment was defeated by 11 votes and the republicans gave 17 majority against it. Of the 23 democrats fur free silver 20 were from southern states while of the 21 democrats against free silver only Ii were from the south.

The only northern democrats for free il- ter were Martin of Kansas Roach of North Dakota and White. of California. The other ten from the north voted against free silver. Leaving out the border states of Dolts- ware. Maryland and West Virginia there are thirteen southern states with twenty- six democratic senators of whom only six Ransom of North Carolina Gordon of Georgia White and Cnffrey.

of Louisiana Mills of Texas. anti Lindsay of Kentucky were against free coinage. The other twenty stood by their constituents If these six southern senators had voted for free coinage it would have carried ant it cannot be maintained that the five states from which they hail are not free silver slates. The amendment was lost by the votes of seven democrats heretofore outspoken in favor of free coinage ant who have so voted in the senate Hill of New York Yoorhs and Turpte of Indiana Faulkner. of West Virginia Ransom of North Carolina Gordon of Georgia.

and Mills of Texas. General Gordon was ab sent but his vote counted as he was paired with Pettigrew of South Dakota a free silver republican Senator Coktitt was present and desired us vote for free silver but he was paired with Wilson of Iowa a gold standard republican who has not been able to be in his seat this sea- Ion. 31 Strike a Suite Any Minute. It is possible that the final vote on the repeal till may be reached tomorrow butt that is not deemed probable on a mint of the number of amendments pending and which have to be spoken and voted upon. At any minute a snag may be struck upon which the senate will flounder in debate for ft long time.

Therefore. while it is possible that the entire matter might be disposed of tomorrow. senators hardly expect the vote tobe taken before Monday. But the senate fa under full sail now upon an apparently smooth sea and it wilt not be many slave before it will act and close op this long discussion upon the repeal bill This bill will not haw to be referred to committee in the house. It can be adopted within two days by that body.

A mo- will simply be made to concur in the eziate amendment then there ill be an sjreement for so many hours for debate tr which the previous question shall be considered as ordered. Recess Talk. the bill comes to the house Monday ifternoon or Tuesday morning early the honse should dispose of it by Wednesday Oight. It it does congress will probably take a recess on Friday or Saturday for three or perhaps four weeks. When it reconvenes the ways and means committee iin be ready to report the tariff bill ant will go immediately to work upon that.

YrttDn Mr. Carlisle' Office. There was a rumor about the senate the ff that Senator Jones of statement about connection with the Senator Jones ever told we title evening that he would make no statement about it. It is still asserted by the repeal senators who engineered the compromise that Secretary Carlie approved it nod gave them the impression that it was sanctioned by the president himself. A repeat senator who is on the steering committee and who was instrumental in forming the compromise told me today that a portion of it was written in Secretary Carlisle's office in his presence and that ke understood the secretary of the treasury to approve it in full.

Ha Left a Dad tail A good dent of feeling has been the out. come of this compromise. The repeal sen ators who engineered it are offended and indignant at the statements which have been sent out to the effect that the ad- ministration never approved or sanctioned it. As has been stated many senators positively assert that thy understood both Mr. Cleveland and Mr.

Carlisle to endorse it but that a matter of the past and though it is true it may as well be dropped for the party's good. The Iloq Endorse the Speaker. During the opening proceedings in the house this morning these was an amussiug little incident which resulted in some very high compliments to Speaker Criop. Mr. Hudson of Kansas speaking to a question of personal privileges had read an interview about some land office matters from The Kansas City Journal.

Following the interview in the extract read were some observations of the newspaper correspond ent about alleged antagonism between Speaker Crisp and Secretary Hoke Smith for a seat in the senate from Georgia. When Speaker Crisps name was read the house applauded. Then. Pm ate" John Allen of Mississip' pt. the wit of the house asked dryly if Mr.

Hudson had any information as to the senatorial right its Georgia to which the newspaper correspondent had atlulel. No replied Mr. on but I have creat respect fur Speaker Crisps abilities ant if he wants the seuatorship 1 hope he will get it. A wave of applause over tile floor and gal- lerv answered this. Major Black a a Uteou Major Black of the Augusta district is the bust listener in congress.

He has not missed a days session of the house since its opening he has never been a min- ute late he has never left until adjournment and there has been no speech delivered too bad for him to give the speak- er hi. attention. He seems to believe that the best education for a new congressman is not to attempt to speak until he knows exactly what he is about but to listen to everybody else. lie believes that no man knows so little that something cannot be learned from him. Though Major Black thought of speaking on the elect ton bit.

the debate became so tame that he decided to hold his shot and fire his. tirat gun at big game. lie will now perhaps wait until a bill to repeal the state bark tax is reported from his committee. Then he wilt make his maiden speech. Alt the new members of the delegation have beets heard from in this congress ex- Dart Jets a Consetate.

Jake Dart of Brunswick is a cute one. lie knocked a fat plum from the government tree today and as strange as it is no one here seemed to know that Jake was chunking for plums. He certainly kept it a secret from all the newspaper correspondent. Butt anyhow Jake's nomination was sent to the senate today for consul to Gaudelope West Indies. This consulship has a salary of 1500 attached to it and last year the fees amounted to 915.

The salary is not a fortune but Gaudelope is sail to be a delightful place in which to reside. ilens Record Breaker. Senator Allen's record-breaking speech was printed in The Congressional Record this morning. It occupies two full pas or 104 columns. Senator Allen will soon issue it in pamphlet form for west- I'm consumption and the postmasters in the west may prepare for a hard winter.

The speeches wilt cost Senator Allen for the printing alone 20 a thousand. He expects to have about 50000 printed. It is to be issued as a third party campaign document and the funds paid for its publication wilt of course come out of the treasury of that organization. Mi or Black or smts Banks. Major Black is a member of the committee on banking and currency of the house.

lie is devoting a large portion of hi time now to woikiug in favor of the repeal of the 15) pr cent tax on state banks. Major Black is very earnest its his advocacy of this measure. He save he believes that all the south as well as many in the north and wc are al this pledge of the democratic platform. In speaking of the matter today. Major Black said I think when the pending measure before the senate is disposed of.

leading deusu. ocratie representatives from the south who are enticed to influence with the administra. tints should insist that its active influence oust support should be given in favor of the repeal of this tax. I hall do alt in my power to help the passage of the bill. which I believe will tend largely to relieve the people of the south It certainly will furnish them with more total circulation and will relieve that condition of affairs which at times makes currency very scarce in the south.

I think the tax should be repealed straight out. The states are thoroughly competent to sporty guard their own legislation so as to furnish a safe and reliable currency. 1 hope that the various chambers of commerce and business organizations of Georgia mid southern cities wilt pass resou- titus stud wKl pile in memorials until on- gTes will be impressed with their earnest interest in will measure. Georgia lersonaia Judge Maddux had Fred II. Wright.

of Rome appointed to a 1200 place is the government printing office today. Marshal Frank Leverett of the southern district of Georgia is here on business with the treasury department. The hearings in the matter of the confirmation of Kope Elias as collector of internal revenue for the western district of Xorth Carolina have opened before a senate committee. The friends of Mr. Eltas claim he making a good showing.

Mrs. Crisp left for Amuricus this morning to spend a month with her daughter. Mrs. Davenport. The speaker and Mrs.

Crisp had expected to visit the worlds fair but as that ends next Tuesday and the al- i jourumont of congress is not in sight they i were orutd to abandon it Many senators and representatives who ha been wait- i ii for an adjournment of congress to visit I the fair will not see it. New LnaoftIces Two new poutoffices were established in Georgia today. One was at Jafry Catnun county with J. W. Prod as postmasi add the other at Maggie Lurena comity with H.

H. Wcen in harse. E. W. B.

PEOPLE FOR SILVER. Stalling Says Mabat Is for Free Coinage. FREE MEK DEMAND THEIR HBBK Mr. Bryan of Nebraska Vffl Speak Over There Today. HE WILL CHAMPION THE WHITE METAL tffersonlin Democrats In the Zutsrn Part ot the Ctat.

Are Oettitg Their Guns Trained for ft Hard Fight. Birmingham Ala. October 27. Special. Congressman Jesse F.

Stalllnss of the' second district of Alabama W. J. Bryan of Nebraska and J. C. Sibley of Pennsylvania arrived in the city this evening en jyuite to Greenville Ala.

where they are to speak tomorrow at the Butler county lair in progress at that place. They were opponents' to the repeal of the silver purchase clause of the Sherman act. Mr. Stalling believes he represented the majority of his constituents In this matter. There is no doubt he says.

that there is a great coalition of the money powers to maintain a gold standard. I do not like to say it is conspiracy but it certainly is ft coalition. Ye silver men as you call us were not sticklers on the repeal clause but we could get no assurance from Mr. Cleveland as to the maintenance of bimetallism the event of repeal and therefore we were op' posed to any onslaught on silver. As to the election in Alabama Mr.

Stallings declared himself in favor of a free and an honest ballot. He does not believe that the people in his district will stand any infringement hereafter upon their suffrage and they wilt fight for their rights. The stagnation in business circles is due more to apprehension of reduced tariff duties than to the silver bill agitation Mr. Stallings stated. Mr.

Sibley is a banker and is worth 40000000 but is a stanch silverite. OPENING TH CAMPAIGN. JeIfsrsonians Are Gettfnt Ready to Stir Things Up In Eait Alabama. Opeltka Ala. October The Jeffersonian democrats will hold an Important meeting Opellka next Monday ansi Tues day.

The county alliance will unIte with them and delegates from Tallapoosa Chambers and Randolph counties will attend In large numbers. Speeches will be made by Senator A. T. Goodwin of Elmore county and State Alliance Lecturer 3. B.

Harris. This assemblage Is said to possess much political slgtitflcance. Beet Alabama In a very unsettled state of politics and rne polt- tlians who do tbq most yaJiant. work wUp carry the counties. If anything.

the Jefferaonns have the best of the situation in this section and Mr. Kolbs followers are legion. The spproasttng gubernatorial campagn will certainly bring about a gigantic fight and unless the organized democrats putt the wires for all they are worth Captain Kotbs majority. In the. event that he is tle nominee of the Jeffersonlans for governor wilt he stupendous.

Both parties of course claim to be In the majority but there no denying the tact that the Jeffer. sonlans are ahead of the hounds at this stage of the gamp. The Constitutions correspondent has conversed with a large number of the leading farmers of Lee and adjoining counties and It evident that the farmers want to see Captain Kolb nominated by the Jeffersonlans for governor. In this section farmers claim that Captain Kolb was defrauded out of the gubernatorial seat before und this belief atone makes them doubly antous to past their ballots apa for the gentleman of water. melon fame.

It matters not who to the nominee or the organized democrats raptaln Kolb will make It warm for him In east Alabama. Sanford claims to be the strongest man to put up against him. Already the fight Is on and on next Teday the campaign will open In earnest A rumor Is prevalent here that the Jeffersonians have a new secret scheme which they have formuloted among the different alliance organizations. Just what this plan is is not known but the prevailing opinion Is that It has a tendency toward pledging every member of the alliance to support the full Jeher sonlan tekt At any rate the regulars" are on their metal and each nor on the political Ihrlkerbolr Is eagerly watches and closely studied by both wings of democracy. DECIDEDLY BETTER Ii the Report About Business for the Past Week-The Outlook.

New York October 27. R. G. Dun Cos weekly review of trade says The port In sight after a long and stormy voyage and the piospect of a speedy end of the struggle over repeat has brought bright hopes into bus. lasso.

It a still too soon to etpeit much effect la trade and manufactures and though monetary obstacles are to a large extent re moved there still remain other legislative questions which create uncertsaty. A tact of rest encouragement Is that rail- wy earnings for the third week of October sass a increase of 3 per cent over last year. UK- first use for a long time. Wheat rust rents although Atlantic exports fell to I 10005 bushels for the week against 1900 ssi bushels that year In part because western rtuepjs sore iiSiiOts ubels against 8550 toe It year. un um UceLuea an eiguji wth better reports of yeltl coffee declined pork prodjcts made- ouuy susgt fauna and cotton tell a quarter the re- ip being W000 bales greater than last ear.

As yet there is seen only a continuance of the fujiuSt and Increase a the distribution of products which his heists noticed for some weeks Nor does tbs gradual revival in demand extend to all branches. Most of the increase ye seen in the cotton and shoe manufacture may be expaned by mere ex tuanstion stocks of dealers as frequent re- rs fur immediate dulivery show Uut there i Jiso reported a somewhat better demand from consumers and wore cotton mite have started and seven have Increased ther forces against seven stopping or decreasng A simi tar demand has increased by lx the number or hosiery and knit goods works reported In operation. The shipment of shoes from the east In four weeks of October are 28 per cent less than last year against 32 per cent In September taut against eight comparatively small woolen mills starting. five have stopped lucludlng one of lt555 and another of 1000 haaidl The total sales of wool at three chief mar. kits.

Including several million pounds lx lleved to be for speculation have been 0207 152 pounds In three weeEi against llS70ow last year. Two additional Iron furnaces have gene Into blast and the present output may be a little scr than at the beginning of the month. Sonic rail mllU have rc utned manufacture. apparently to provide tOj future rather thou present usIsLs of their customers and there Is some addition to the Umber of the net and wire works and machine shops tsuploed lint the demand for most products Is email. It la hoped that monetary ease and security may encourage railroad extension and mu.

nrorement and more architectural work but the shrinkage to demand not wholly due to the ut of the money. WarJwts. The number and magnitude of failure te reasei lest thsn. baateenexpected tho I lUUe In thrw Ing to 15072920 ajnhut TOf000 for the tame week last year. vreek tbere have been 352 failure.

In tie United tat" agaiiin 587 task year. and la Canada against JO last year. Including ote bank and two west. cm failures for a Uon or more there were sixty-five of liabilities exceeding 000 each. Wkat lradaisess" Ha4 to lay.

Bradsttcets' tomorroir urtlT say that order for merchandiselalarger volume have been received It BiI3nwre aid Plitsbnrg at litclsnuuid XasuvJM MfitopJJs Birmingham Sew Orleans Houston Dalia Lltfle UocU and. Galveston and at Cincinnati Louisville SC. Louis and Xtmaha In th west. There Ii an unusual ton of cftt at which on increase in tbe volume at business luau beta recorded within a iwwt tad is worthy of notice that reports from them In almost alt instances specify that HncrM orders hue been for dry goods soes clothing and groceries. Mercantile collections are made more freely In th cotton growing.

regions as well a la tie larger winter and spring wheat states. At cities In Georgia and south Alabama no Increase are reported la the volume of trade and at some a deeJne risible- The lodus- trial situation at more important centers In the west Is as unsatisfactory as heretofore While et St. Paul Minneapolis. Duluth. Milwaukee and Detroit th reOrI of the- years business In staple lines does not promise to equal executions of month ago.

The eon- puuout upward moveiDasl of prices sot week Is succeeded by a Correspondingly long list of decreases oimonf a are quotations from Indian corn. oats sod cotton due to heavy receipts coffee ft reaction from' pa- trome itiyh prices hogs lard. wool. la some instances. sad lumber particularly at the south.

where It has been sold about nominally high figure Rice Is held firm. at the extreme quotations. asore 51. stores. Kxports of Wieat and flour from both roasts of the United States and Canada Slits week amount to 34127000 busbU eontpared with 2700000 bushels last wee 4078000 bushels in its' fourth week of October last year.

and Snst00u bushels In tb Tear before. Nearly 1200000 bushels were exported from the Pacific coa iportu Whe voume of trade at Montreal la smaller then at this time sot year alt lines reporting moderate Inqnlry. HESTER'S WEEKLY STATEMENT Showing the HoTement oC Cotton State the Season Opened. New Orleans. La.

October Sect" tiry Hester's weekly New Oi leans cotton exchange statement again showed a larger movement of cotton In Bfcht than expected the total for the week exceeding the seveuu day ending October 27th last year. S6659 bates and falling short of the same seven days In 1891 by 13837. This brings the total excess for the twenty-seven days or October ov last season to 138122 and makes the deficit thus far for the month under the corresponding twenty-seven days of October year before last 408606 the aggregate for the seven days from September let to Oc. tober jth being 105003 flacad of the sauce seven days of tact yen and m754 be- hind year before last. The amount brought Into sight during the wk ending tonight Is 432048 bales.

against 866300 for the corresponding seven days of taut year and- 460783 for th same time year before last making the tote. for the first twenty-seven days of October 1372145 against 1236023 end 1780841. The amount brought into sight since September 1st has reached 1877394 bates igainat 177230 last year and 2613158 for the same time year before last. The movements since September show Re cetpts at all United States port. 1164049 against 1353478 Bust year and 1960483 for year before last overland arenas the Mlssis- sippl Ohio and Potomac rivers to northern mills and Canada KCWlmtast 126786and 253 for came tB eM last Interior stocks is i 8 held attie close of the commercial year.

2070 against 163 41 and 270289 southern mill takings 131904 against 128846 and 120101. Foreign exports for the week have been 206374 against 163170 last year making the total thus tar for the season 743510 against 670 MS lat year. or an Increase of 04031. Northern mill takings during the past seven days show a decrease of 22132 as compared with the corresponding period of lest year and the total takings since September let tave decreased 117679. The total takings of American' mills.

north and south and Cunadn. thus far for the see- on have been 314010 aealnst 429215 la sear. These Include 180374 by northern spin- ners agayist 205052. AFLOAT AND AFIRE. The Stam hlp Oellsrt Ma.

Roufh Experi nce With Wind and Tire. New York October The steamship Gellert sailedsafely into port early this morning and landed her 465 passengers. The voyage had been an eventful one and every one of the passengers wore a happy look as he or she walked down the gangplank ant put foot ashore. The Geltert left Hamburg on October lclttt and fared well so far as wind and sea ore concerned. At midnight on Sunday October 22d however the officer on watch was notified that there was a tire in the aftereiiip.

The captain was hastily notified ant sit hands were ordered on deck. An txaminatton showed that the smoke from the fire come out of' tile ventilators that enter the steeri e. The ventilators aust all other opening ore tightly closed and streams of water turned into the steer- age and use lower hold. Steam was a turned on and every effort made to satin- guish the fire. A few hours after daylight Monday the fire was located and streams of water turnout directly on the' fir and lines of hose run through holes in the saloon leek.

0111 nil slay Monday and Monday night water was constantly thrown into the burning steerage. By noon Tuesday the fire was extinguished and all danger over. Funeral of Gounout. Paris. October 27.

The susie funeral of M. Ooiinod was ield today. The body was removed this morning from the Conned residence. in Place do Tesherbes. where it had bwn lying in state to the Church of the Mndalnitue.

An immense crowd filled the Place de la Maslclainu' anti the streets and boulevards in the vicinity. The interior of the church was hung with block drapery. loteel with stars and trm- med with heavy frinw. Similar emblems or mourning dranet the portico. Over the portico wn a shield or silver bearing the initials G.

A Shortage In Hi Accounts. Conway. Ark. October 27 It announced here hit a shortage of 1. 000 luvo lx pn dis covered in the accounts of 1.

V. Xlltcb ounty clerk of Faulkner county Mitchell fias had the position of county clerk for the past twelve yenta. He was the administrator of several estates and guardian for a number of minors. lie Is at present visiting relatives In South Carolina. He Descended from Ifot nma.

City of Mexico October 27. There 1iag Just died lucre Roberto Luis Cusuhiemoc son of the young Don Luis Strrera Horcasldas and Dons Dolores Abadlano de Sierra. He was the thirteenth grandson In succession of the Emperor Uonteinma and the fourteenth of tb" Emperor Cultiahuac. On the Jlorcaslilas gld nf the family. lie was descended from the toude de Reviltagido.

one of os fittkoiui viceroys He WM the last known descendant of those royal families. tDable to Agre. Little nock Ark. October 27. The Jury In Defaulting State Treasurer Woodruffs ease.

after tlng out since Tuesday reported this mortin3 that It was unable to agree upon verdict and was discharged. The jury stood ten for conviction and two against. Mildred Harried Coachman. Sew York October 27. Hill the daughter of one of New York' prominent dry goods merchant add TALOR WINGS OFF.

Re Preached His Of Funeral Sermon to I Large Crowd. SAIS HE LU COME BACK TO LIFE. His Wife Was Present and Ho Order. ed Her to Stay. DOC WAS A NOTORIOUS CHARACTER.

One a Practicing Physician and a Mountain Preacher He Changed to Ferocious Murderer. Norton Ya. October 27. Special Doc Taylor preached his funeral at 10 o'clock this morning at courthouse Va to a throng of at least five thousand people. A grandstand hat been erected.

but when the hour arrived for him to deliver his sermon the rain was falliug heavily and he spoke from the story window in tile rourthou e. The vast concourse who stood out in front of him expected to hear him say something of the Mullins massacre which he committed at Pound Gap May 14 1892 but he did not mention it. He read several passages from the scripture and' other books and called on the congregation in the building to sing. After he had prayed a few minutes he announced his text from the third chapter of Revelations. and twentieth verse Butold I stand at the door and knock etc.

He stated that he was very weak physically but strong spiritually. He displayed not the least emotion and spoke with a firm voice that could be heard by all who stood in the street below. His sermon or talk occupied about an hour end fifteen minutes. When ho had half finished ho stopped and began looking around. His Wife Was Present.

His wife who seemed to be ill at ease arose and asked if she might go. No I am not half through said the condemned man. and after swallowing a gtass of wine. he continued but there was little in his talk. The whole of his speech seemed to be made in vindication of spiritualism.

He was dressed in pure white linen and stated that he was to wear that when he rose from the dead in three days after the execution. His body will not be buried till Sunday and he says he wilt arise then and preach to the moonshiners and mountaineers. At 12 o'clock he concluded hi remarks and at his own request was ed remain in his cell till 2 o'clock when he was taken to the scaffold. He spoke but a few words there bade the guards reporters physicians and law yers goodby asked the sheriti wanted to go with him and said he was rp ady for the adjustment of the cap. The dibp fell at 2:11.

Taylor was dead in fifteen nin tiles. He weighed seventy pounds less to day than when he was arrested. His red complexion faded into paleness. He kept a good nerve alt through the day. STORY OF THE CRIME.

Five Person. Were ordered and a Woman Saw It Alt The crime for which Marshall B. Taylor or Doe Taylor as he. is familiarly known was tried and condemned was a peculiarly atrocious and thirsty murder of no less than five people for wtiich there seems to have been no excuse whatever except the innate ferocity and malignity of tile principal actor. The victims were irs Mulling and his wife Wikon Multins brother of Ira a nephew John Moore and a witted driver named John Chappie.

On a Sunday morning in May 1891 the above party with the addition of Wilson Mullinss wife. were returning from the Kentucky farm of Ira Mullins to their home in Wise county. In coming through Pound Gap the wife of Wilson Multins got out of the wagon in which they were all traveling and took a nearer path over a ridge while the rest. remained with the wagon. Thus she saved her life and as the only witness to the terrible tragedy that deprived five persons of their lives.

Her story is in substance that as the wagon reached a narrow pass in the mountains sloe being ou a path some distance above the road a volley was fired from the bush. eu followed by another and another. Hastening to a point from which she could see the wagon she held Doe Taylor on the wagon shooting bullet after bullet into the prostrate body of Ira Multina who was lying down in the wagon-bed-he he being a paralytic and unable to sit up. All the rest of the party were dead the river John Chuipple tying some ten feet from the wagon as if killed while trying to escape and the boy John Moore lying beside the wagon on the ground. Ira Mullinss wife had a belt on hr per.

son containing between 800 and 2000 and this was stripped from her and carried off. No le than seven bullets were fired into the body of Ira Mnltins. Mrs. Muttins hastened away and gave the alarm. and the dead bodies of the victims were found as related above.

The horses in the wagon were shot also. No Lloutjt Dock I the ntch' Man. After remaining in hiding. for several mouths Taylor was at last captured at Bluefioid W. V.

and brought to county for trial. The two Fleming Cal and nan who wore indicted jointly with him for the murders have never been captured though repeated efforts have been sands by the officers to bring them to justice. They are heavily armed and swear that they will never be taken alive. At Taylor's trial Mrs. Mullins positively identified loins as the leader of the murder- 005 band she having known him tell before.

Taylor's gun was also on important corroborating witness. It was a caliber Winchester and the cartridges found in the road at the scene of the murder fitted it exactly. In examining it the jury found that while the needle that exploded the cartridges found at the scene of the murder did not strike exactly in the center Taylor's gun fired the cartridges exactly in the center but they found also by examination that his gun had been recently altered. An attempt was made by the attorneys for the defense to act aside the verdict and later to get the case reversed in the supreme court on the ground that the examination of the gun by the jury was made iio in the presence Qf the accused. but in the juryroom but the court refused to consider it.

Taylor has always strenuously denied hfi con. as a deputy United States marshal among the moonshiners of Wise cotraty and of Kentucky but the evidence against him was too strong to admit of a reasonable doubt He was convicted and the supreme court refused to set aside the verdict. tuiliss Wan Old Moonshiner. It is exceedingly difficult to assign any motive for the atrocious crime for which Taylor has paid the penalty. Ira Mullins was a noted a a sort of king among the lawless mountaineers.

who think it their right to make end sell whisky witliil out going through the formality of paying the revenue' tax. Some year. ago. he ud a relative alto named Mullius wereybing through Gtaoleville the county Jit of Wise county with a wagon loud of slrine whisky and Doe TayloS who was then acting as United States deputy marshal attempted to arrest them. A tight ensued in which the younger Mullins was killed.

Ever since that time Ira has had it in for Taylor as lie declares and Taylor stated that ho huts had to go constantly armed to protect himself. Ira Muullinu fur some time previous to his death had been paralyzed and unable to move his body unable even to it up owing to a wound received in a fight with revenue officers. Uuob. us Wanted tOur Money. Doe Taylor is one of the typical products of the mountain legion in which he vsis born and reared.

lie is a man of considerable cultivation. and at one time enjoyed a large practice as a physician in the mountain regions of Virginia and Kentucky. He has the curious admixture of religious sentiment tiger-like ferocity frequently observed among these people. It is stated and seemingly un good author- ity that he considered himself divinely tsp' pomted to rid the country of moonshiners unll that that is the cause that led to the murders. The more probable theory however that Taylor and the Flenaings knew that Mullines wife had tile large sum of money which she carried in a belt strapped around her wmerewr she went and that furnished th motive.

HeAlwajrt Got Off Before. Taylor was tried twelve years ago for the murder of it man named John Moore in Wise county but was acquitted for lack of evidence. It is charged that he was hired by a man named Rutherford to assassinate Moore. Everybody believed he was guilty but the testimony before the jury wits insufficient to convict and he went free. Several other crimes have been laid at his door.

but evidence was always lacking to bring him to justice. It was only the accident of Wilson Mulhinss wife having got out of the wagon to walk over the mountain that furnished a. witness for the. quintuple murder for which Doe Taylor hag just died the death of a felon. Many perssns affect to believe that Taylor was insane and had been for many years and after he was brought back for resentsce after the supreme court had affirmed the decision of the tower court his counsel attempted to set up the plea of insanity but Judge Morrison promptly overruled It.

His mania if he really wa in- sane consisted in a belief in his divine call to kill the people lie those to consider his enemies. And that is a very dangerous kitid of mania and nanny people will sleep mdtf soundly in that mountain region and humaUlife wilt be much safer since the j- dicial ution of Doc Taylor arid Talt Hall whoVwere wh leader iu-'g pang of murderers atel the Iusuyjryi their particular set QUITE A SMOOTH TRICK. Goods Were Bought and Fraudulently Mofl- Sd but the Scheme I xposd Spartanburg. S. C.

October 27 Spe cial. Some months ago a man at Saluda X. C. ordered of A. L.

Dunn. of Atlanta. 550 worth of fine whisky. He represented himself as very wealthy and got a testimonial its to his commercial standing from Deputy Marshal John Fi her. It was soon found that the man was irresponsible and was not even a whisky dealer.

Most of the whiskv recovered and now- the moan who bought it. IV. B. Rhoel is under arrest for Urfiug the mails for fraudulent purposes. It is believed that he is a member of the gang which has been systematically swiudliug so extensively in this county.

John FisHer has been bound over on a similar charge. One of the witnesses gave the secret away by which they have teen able to retain many of the articles after the fraud was discovered. They would buy a writer a piano sewing machine farm machinery and all manner of mer. chaudise and when the attorneys for these firms would investigate they would find the goods covered by mortgages or in the hands of innocent purchasers to alt appearances. It was worked in this way They would draw a mortgage and get the mortgagor and supposed mortgagee in the presence of a bona file disinterested witness.

Then a roll of money would pass and the man who received the money would count it aloud over ant over until the desired amount was called. The witness would suppose that it was a straight transac. tion. Then the money would be returned and be ready for the next transaction. When the sellers came to look after the property of bich they had been winded they would find it in the hands 0 a bouts fide purchaser for value as this witness would testify.

THINK" THEY HAVE HIM. Jullen the Murderer of Jnd Estopinal Said to it. Surroundd New Orleans October 27 From information received here last night it is believed that the- murderer of Judge Estopinal Roseleans Julien whose three brothers were lynched by a mob just after the murder is surrounded in the drainage ma- shine at Bmitre station. thirty mile this city. This is a very sparsely settled sec thin and a tvnuest has been sent here to s-nd a po.

he of twenty men to the scene at oiici to assist in his It is thought that lie will not he taken alive. A letter was found in the Carrollton police station yesterday morning as the janitor was sweeping out addressed to Chief of Police Caster which stated that the mulderer intended to return to Jefferson parish and kill some of the men who murdered his brothers. Among those he named was Judge Long. The posse i now being organized to go to Boutte to attempt the capture of Julien. ONEwiFEISAGOOD THING But Two at the Same Time Got lineman In Jail.

Raleigh. X. C. October 27. Special John Burman is a merctiantal Whttakeg Three years ago he married in thisstate and applied himself to business.

A few weeks ago a woman made her appearance and claimed that she was Barman's real wife. The see went into the courts and yesterday it was proved that the story of wjfe numberj fckjvhp came front Europe wise true BBnrman was COQ- Ticted of ado Bffitescedlo A term" Tin Jil Worlds Fair Grounds Chic 27. One million dollars in will be given by Mai hall museum which is to he the outs worlds fair. Mr. fields namcsl which will be easily complies wj are simply that 300000 more ed and that the stockholders of till Columbian exposition stthscribe to 2000000 of theur holdings wide' sent an investment of 5000000 are worth much less.

The biggest stockholders upver esp to realize anything on their Invests. anti they have already expressed a will. ness to turn over mill the stock tb have. The trustees of the museum have no doubt that a majority of the 3000000 of worlds fair stock will turned over to them. at also the 500000 to he raised before Mr.

Fields' magnificent offering is One hundred thousand dollars of It been unconditionally subscribed by M. rullmaif. The balance It' Is said be raised in a few days. CHARLEY MITCHELL WILLING. SariHeWHl Goto New Orleans Certain Conditions.

Near York. October Charley Vj was in earnest conversation with In the Hoffman hmi la night. Wnenv formsued that Champion Jim Csrbett hH accepted the offer of' 20000 from ttu OlynpIe Club of New Orleans took th matjter very coolly and said after a few miss. utte I will not put anything In the way of thus fight between Corbett and my. self An thing fair will suit mo The Oympw Cluibs offer I consider Is a fair one slid you ctii say for me th I accept under the conditions First that the Olympic lob officials send me expenses to New Orleans second that they will guarantee me protec.

tloii before and after the fight tulrd. If th arc mnabte to pull off the fight that thy will phj my training expenses. If they' will comply with these conditions. I will SO to New Orleans within five days awl agree to meet rlwV In their arena th aamedalB I agreed fikht him before the Qoney Athletic Club The Xew have to HI qujcklj of he JBScjU Wifr aui iui I BWW seM definitely as soon at posU TKovr peak and I wlll do the CHANGED THE SWITCH. Attempt to Wreck a rut Hall Trim la South Car Charleston S.

C. Octijj An attempt was made to wreck the fast mail train. No. 35. on the Northeastern railroad at Selma near Florence at 4 o'clock this morning.

A switch lo was broken off and the switch set for ie silo track whither the hole train wt. The top of the' engine wa stripped P. by lumber awl the coaches riUN1r mage Engineer nnings stuck to his pot and was bruised about the bead and legs. A njro fireman was bruised about the body. A.

Garfuukel. of Charts. ton was a pllsUlItr on the train and wig slightly brnKed. el was delayed a very short time. There is no due to the perpetrators.

SAID TO BE FROM ATLANTA. A Negro Forges a Check on a Rlchmoad Hank sod I Arrested Richmond. a October I. Milton Waldren colored. was arre tcd tonight charged with trjll1l a cluck the Citizens' bank of Richmond purporting to hue been drawn by loetnsiastec Otis U.

Uu8 ell. for the sum or 12. WalMen claims that he Is connected with Pohtofflce Inspector Arrlnrtoni office In Washington A number of keys belonging to mall bags were found in his possession. I has a wife living near Mohemono post. office Pijwhatan county Virginia.

and is be-tiered to have had a hand In the rflbjjerle that have occurred there during months. WaldrplI also saldj tire from Atlanta. Ga. wiser to hue shot a policeman ago. REPULSED BY A.

Battle In Guatemala eminent TroopO New York October World from Quetzuitefll Time government trooir baudlt have the bandits and beiaJ gageniont three officer were killed and mast soldiers deny that brigands they insist lutuontaha. THOUGHT TO HAj A. Daughter of Ex soils Washington. Octole' laud daughter of A witted suicide at her by shooting lidix years of age and i at the time. lb Race May PoatP Chicago.

October There jv sibUity that the race between Lau Vo Tamblen and Clifford will not tomorrow. A heavy dttzzte llialUnj truck Is certain to be hetrr. The lighter people are anxious to rut. race. Eugene Leigh.

tu owwr of is undecided anti Churl mtttiltb. the of Yo Tlrohltn declares that the come off tomorrow. or nut at all. A. lofl ference was held late tonight between i rUes Interested and It was finally del that the matter would be dfCldedUn morning.

Death of Maud Sire. Louisville. Ky. October Harold. twenty-nine the sire of Mud died a Woodburu Farm.

Ky. yesterday. lie owned by A. J. Aleunder.

A Wife Murderer Executed. Fresno. Cat. October 2 Cr. t' the wife murderer was hlDICd here today.

TELEGRAPH BRErJTtE Severla. the eminent nut Copenhagen yesterday. The Hon. Lcvl P. Morton his daughters baa arrived.

i At mcuotbg of itanaii the diocese of South Can diocese to the OL. GL ING I 11 r' lIoml oU1I1 nlpulerl Treated rllotaUnl oftho Washington 7. I tIa dis Hl nator amen ment yot own stand in 7 whih mH calle Vorhees bi WI Til amlldlllt il dl caration biltliHW an plege 10erItnt Juintiu I party Ltween bth Lne amln en o1er wa nator Calfor- Iia whkh th fr liog ArCn prod t. udlr disCloD Ir. Vorhel move ocOk unti 1 ocok tomrow.

Tis amndent wi Tote dow otn cmmenet1 aout 4 ocOk ater Sen1ior Sewar bln Ipling al ay. Senator hi cncuded hal r. oor. i rudude eph hith is. strnest evr delirere' for te semte sujet frst ting tmorw moring hafer 1 bref Ieeh fro Sntor Wolctt Pe amenet.

detnled Peier 1U I tOloWl Ytu Alen Derr Blck. bu. Buttr tkl DanltI Dubb. Gerge Hris Jonl Arkansa. arin Ieter Pub Shoupt Tller.

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onvenesthe rans ommitf rady rlpor tarf bi a1 i wl immeialy upn t. 1rIUeDD Carllle' Ofo tt er rmor abut te snate t. fetthat Jone woud 1make statment aut ti' cnetn Wt te Str' Jons ho 1m. f' i1 tat wold tattment abut Ii as srte rpal snatr nl- eer fromis Srtr lsI 8rYd the sio WI sanctione te Pri ent hmself rpal lentr. i strng mite and stmtntl formin eomproi I toy 1 prion writl' 8rtar Carlsltf fr prfnce.

an tlat Il 1lIrtood sctar treasu ful. BI IU go fllng ha bn thp rme thil rmprmise. Te In. atol enpneerl i ar ofende an indiant statement hve bn dIe tat ministrtio apprve it ben Itate mny saor p- itrlr ISr underto bth Cleeand fnd Ir. arli le I I I tter he pat my wel droppr go.

loa. te 8paker. proeng ouse thi Htle intlent whih re ulted omllmelts Crsp. I Kanta sptakingto I privlegl ha al abut of mater Kalsa Journal Folowing intervew txtract ime obsna ti.l crre pl.l- abou aleged betwetn Hpe ker Crop rlary Mtat 8pakr Crsps aplanded. Thei Prate Alen Isissip hUU e.

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issue doumlnt ud Ia tion wi cme ut tat Majr for Jtt. Bank. Blalk mtIber lurrncy hOlsP. It IHoting arl his workinj nt tlX Batk i tUnest a YO thil IIaSUf 1 saYt belews thlt a1 th. wel te Wlst ts plege Ipm.

ocrnt' speakug tu Y. Iljor penlng mlasure thl dispusl IadinJ lm- ortii te arl tntited infuence tb Idmnistra. tat artiT infulnle 1111 Jupport giTtn fTor r111 thi hal al bell pa sae bi whih beleTt wi tell largty reltve or suUh. I wi furis thlm wlre drc11a tion rtIY 1 afai whilh make urI suth. Tht statls thoroljhly lollwtfnt proprly thtir 10 fe an Ii bIt' I tat thl cambr mtf1 ud ornzations ia a soutlHr wi rlso und wjl pili lemHials unti gle wi wih earn iutnt maslr.

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Elu eaim go II. Amlrcus spnd dau hter. spN1 I. Crs vsit tht tlat ln TPKlay nnt I on 1 ofl Inv IHuator representntve bPu it conlss fir wn i. ew lnltofcn.

pOfce estnblis ed Gera toy. On a J4fr cunt wtb Prel a pt. aldte oer Luen cut wt at i' o' EJ CODaeml Stali ls Aabama Fre Cinage I FR ME DEAN TBER BUm. I H. Bran lebrk Wi OTr Ter Toa1.

METL Tpl Jdelonln Dlmocrtl i tie Etnn Ia Oltt Thet Tr111c for. Bimingham Otbr 2. Cones man Staln of' leon Aabma JBraD Xebraka arive ctl t8 te Grlnvie. Aa" wber tht tomorrW te prog1 TPy te slver caule ae. lr.

Stalng bleel reresented majrity confttuents ts tr. Tlre le th geat calton maidtan gol standad. not ie conslrey i I coaltion. sin cal Ui ltkler therepeal luse gt as urnce lr. Clevland te maintnan bletalsm il ther ore op onslaugl sir.

A Ileio Alabma. lr. ln deae himsef fre I balot do8 beieve tat hs dstrict wi infrngement hlrafr teir surge wil fght lir stagaton buinss crce reuc tarif d1tW sinr bi agHlton. lin Sible bnker il worh 00 slverite. TH JerenonlaDI Ar Gett Jeldy Str Tlnll E.

Alabaa Otlka Octob 1e1erlonla deorats wi Imprtant meetng lk xt an Turs- cunty alane wi wih tlem dlltgte TlapO8 bs Rndolph ruot wi atend large ches wl I Sntor A Goowin Elmoe count Statt Alanc IAturer 1. pSISS pUtcal slgllclnce Est labaa I frl nnatt stte poltc adte Jho tq 1. fa ork cr re cuntn I tnytl. Jtlronkns hae i sltua ton seton folowtrs nrl legon Tl Iproaclng gubr. campa gn wl crtainy brng ggnntl lglt pul al lre Cptnla majriy.

th I tt' nomine te Jelersonlans I govtrnur stujndos Btb partes I ourS majoriy I 1ellr. I stag I Onsttlton' corrl8pndent i Ttrsed Ith leadInj Le an adjinin rontle9 an i eldent thl famen 8 tht Jperonlans gorlror. secon tarmer drraude tbl gbernatorIal fN1t bfore fnd tis bellf tlpI anxous balots alan genteman watr. tamt I tbl nomlDI organlzl democats Wl war torblm ealt plalos be strongst I thl fgbt Dlt calplgn wil tarnest. I Jttprn ans secrlt scblme tbp bae turmuklp dlerent aIlanee wht tis kon tle I las ple lng mlm- allance supprt fl Jll r- Lrkpt ratt th al Iach tbt pol al I stU le btb.

wng dtmocrcy DECIEDLY BETER I Reprt Bolne. The tobr DUI Cs jr05ject pdf a otr ha bo IUlS stIl to obtade ae lar etent re WOVIJ Itl legslitT trele raIl or wek incrase pr frst lurrl1e rOlC uts exporl fel 100 bu ds week 1.0- lJshel ear wetern I rcept Iwrl sO 8W. 010 Jlar lu. dlcnel elgu. Oerlr elurs calee tcUnld I et I Wda.

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tbng ad Her ntl Molar mae the cGton OD a so the bier wtr 014 rn heAt dtle 1 Ge Ith Alabaa tras. lrd1tb Tolump-n an Ime de1e tlbt Te Inns- tral Statlo mre pnt CQter a un tl a bprto MIl I St Mlnna11 1 ds II eual tXect Msota th Te n- IUi vud novet pr 9 I uc 3erldngly lit dtrlls aOThleh quotatoni trO Inlm cr. ots aD ton hplT Mf. fa on fo' IX- toe ir 1r1IS bos br. 01 In taD a uher.

utIarly 1ht uth whte I bu hen 1:11 fnre. Rlc I ll 1m te erle quotJto tlar Tnl Fxps wft Id A1r Mats tbt nltl 8hlps an wlk ount 330 busts rtlparf wih jOo blhes el 4ORO I lk oOtnb lait lO bu htls tb 1el borp. 120 bu bl Wf nprtPd tht rdl1e COIt Irtl. To nmt a rctrel 1 smaltr tau tml Ylar. al nes rE4rtng mo ntt' mqnlr HEERS WEKY STATMENT Ihowlll n.

Mnme tor CotOD 81ae I BAD opDrd. Olens. L. OQbr 27 tn HptEr8 ew Orleans exchangl statemlnt agin lrjpr movment oton In eXpted tota wek eClnJ 8PI mlng Oltobr 2tb lot 861 bals laln I sart das 1B1 13817 bring eces hentytn toblr sasn 1312 malls dlfch mnth respnding djs Octobr bfore 0 ajpgate tbt lftsnn dys Spttmbr 1t bing 10 ad HI sme tftysevln 175 b- hlnl Iar be tort Tt' agln 13 1bE rregudlng Sen dys jer ad' 46781 fo Cbs sme tme ltore ta tbl lrt tw ntY-evln dys Oct 1m1j nganlt 1211 11881. amcnt sln Septeb reache.

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R01Kb Eapr- Wlb XtW Otr i The uie' sdel lfle JDslelgrs. oya bln nentul nd OP pl sen er lok gan- I hnrl Geler Hamlurg Octobr fal wll wnd ea frl conlrnd. 22 ofrer wath notife tht 8 tre Rfprlhip. ws hastiy lotfld al hndl nrdpr tXalinftio SllWtJ th frol th fre ntatol thl trri Thl vtntiatorl a Ill al wrt tghtlT' lo I1 stram turnl tht a I' thE 1Jwr Lohl ttam al tUM1 au elen fort gish thl fr aftr fr Ilted stfms turnll dirltlr thE- fr lne hosE Mi thrugh sloon rk. HI al ay 10c ni ht ITstantly il stra l.

TUtsday fre eItinguishttand al oVlr. Ortollr The funltl I toay Thl bo WIR fr nnod rsidpnr Plarl dt Tpshtrts. hal 1 lrn thl ndalnin immpns flpt I adplnin bnlpard tlp viinitv. inlror tht chnrh hnn lk tri1Iry. IloUI1 It ttl frinl imiar monnin dr3T1 thl thl eld Iltrls 8horulsln His Ark.

toher 1 annunfd hrrt 10 IR co thl cbl ount ltchel ta pllon ctrk thf pa tWlfP ndwlnlgtrtor se etatel Irdan mlnl. lt prestnt visitng Su Crolna. DMtDde frm Uoom Ct xlco. Ocobr 2. tre Robrto LuL Slrr Hrcallda Dlorts Abdlno SIer.

wa tblrteetb gndn sUCslou Epror 10ntezDa tourtlntb Epor Clahuac Jorca llD lmr I 0 d1eJ tfJOU vlctr011. HI wa thl lat endant tbo YII. tamrts Aar. Llte Ak. Octobtr 27.

Dltaultn Tra urpr Wors Cl. atlr 1lng Tfy llJre morm I Wl agle upn' Terdct 8 dl hage sto convction ad WO JDcr Uarre a eachman Ne. Oetor .2. mi te 1lht rofo pqlnet 4Ii11 melatal. ne.

1dhig etYtwQt itHlelb ln IC 4101 ca sI la 2 I TA LOR Preched Hs Own Fnea Seron Lage Crld. SAY8HE 1 UE Wie Pantnd HeOrder- 000 NOTORIUS CHARAOTR. IroUolnc PhYllon an Preahe Challd 1 2 Do own funerl ocok elHrtloust It ha fTP pele. gandstand ha. beln efde arriT srmon.

tht falng iy ukt th lld8tory win ow rt conoUle frnt expltr somethng WI Iulis' malsacre cummited Iy lS. lut it stwral pasagl th an boks ealld thl rongrtJion buidi praye a ft ehapttr ReTlations. twenteth WIt Blold dr statp. vr phsiealy bu sprt- URly. di playp tht an wit frm ruld hlar al stod th beow srmon tlk ffteen fnishl stoppe WI" W.

Pneot ste bt i arse thrugh sid te condemne afer swalowing gass cntinued. thlr lite tk. slmt ma Tindkaton resse white lnen state thf cre te l1d thre exention. bo wi buie ti wil ten fe mountajner. odok cndu ed hi1 reuest alowe remin cel ti ocod wt tken Bfold.

I fe thEre gars. reprers phys ians goby asd te shrin if he wantd wth an a wa te aduent te D. Te 1 fel 2:1. Trtor wa fttii- ues. weghf pnd" 1 arrte.

re compexion ket lerfe al PlrDI Wer lor Sa" I Al. Te crme f1hal Do famiiarly rondemne pecularly a troiou blothirsty Uurdr fle peple wbih ms ha Te ccte exelpt tnd mnlgnity prindpl a tQ Te dim Ia Iulins fp ri" uln broter Ira Johl Iore urivtr nnmc ar 1S Wtl te aJJiti flnss 1re returin te far Ir Iulns cunty. WiSOI Muln te whih al tok rst rm ntl ThU sae he lfe an was wiwlS terble fye plrons stor sub tane wag reacle pas thl Inntainf the blin Oi ktanec I ro ole frl tie folowe se te Il hel Dol I tle soting Imlet bulet protrat by Ir Ilins wa' wagon-be-he i par tie AI te dl Olmple iing frm i kied whie tring ecape an lore groun Ia Mulns ba btwPn O. strpp frm he of. SeH" bnlet fre hly IrJ 31nliDs.

Is. hasteuP Iway an aTe bies 1rl wen a Iate abfe. horl wagn slot- Ionbt Der Jbn. Afer severl mlths apture It Bulfld nd runty tral inicte wit mur er ben capturl repttt eforts haTt Lln 1Jde otlcr tem tic. Iea iy aricd anl swer wi nevr llv.

tral 11r. ns identife hi te hnilg kn wI el be fort. impotant orrbratini wtne I 4albr Wi eter carride. mure fted eamining jnr foun nele eplode te tdg scne te murer stike excty te cnter Ta gn fre arrges excty te cnter tey nlo exminaton gn ben rntly altert1 atemt wa atorneys te I 3t a ide writ. aI as rvre trre cur 0' gIuD te tamiuation I te jur wal not psence accu.

te ju rm bt ct conder TrJ alw8f ml De I a t. ti.ba-.foi. lict' Wee I. Jo i4 mrW I I fRj ffP 5- i 1 deuty Unie Stts tra amng te Inhiner cut an KtIucv eTduc hm wai to sron adt rasonable dut. le cnTe te sUlrme cur rfse ase te Teret.

ul. W. as HODlhlner. I exCing dcnt asig mtive ato crme whic Tylor pai pnaty. Ir Mul ns a nvtd ntr klg lawlt moutaners tink tdr Ike sel wh tlrugh te formaltr pP te rCIenUl Sme ytar.

ant rlatie allo uaml Muln wer jing Gltvit st Wis ount wijn lod odmou- sln whi ky. 119 ho WI ten State deput aUcmtr tght lnsue wbi1 luin Wil kie. 6inc tat Wo decarl statll Irwr prutec himsel. Ia lius SOle lllh bn tubl' hi 1 tl sit tV ceirtd il fght wit reYnue ot :0 ante unl i pro dlctt regio I bor an lllld le COl- idtrable ctltTation nn tme ln- jUe 1 pract pbysican Uuntain te curiou adwiture reigous tnti nt tiger-lie tee I stte go iy. coderl diTincy inte monhinel thl ein III tht Iurdlr mr' is howere Flliings Wuln wie la1 iJty whi llrrir IrWl sh an funise w.

motTe He Always tie name oore aequtll tridlnce. I loacge tht WIS hirll I Ituterfor sssinatl ETeQb belew guily befort jur WIS inlutcpnt conT' t. oter bln lid dor eidenr lckng brin jWtie. I te arc ent Wison Iuln te te tht funilhe a witnes murer Dc ha die deat ns aflt beleve insne ha ttrhp bruht or rentice aftlr lu1 afr decsion bs cousl anerte insanl Iorison prompty Olrr- rd f. mnia rlllr a sne.

conoistt blif ri-inl al kl te cos Cni enemie An tt Tei dngerol an. Iny pple w-il sl md rtion hum lfe wi t. ht 5 diial and Hal whOwere lallr il" nil te btY thtir partcular set QUIT Boorh Mor- I EX oHd. C. Ol1obr Sp ime month alo lt C.

order 1 wortl fne whi ky rereslntpl himslf wllhr gt te ti- frm 1arJhal Fihlr I foun th irrepnsible wLi ky red an i Rh I mais frou ult purpol. I blrTel br th lystati. ey Fiutr bund 3 har witnes gTe spcrlt whih hlTe te nflr rht fru1 Thy typpnitpr malhine mclnlrr nn al chandisE whln frms inH tgatl fnd rOYrt1 mortgges thO han innoclnt purclaslrs al anCl' I workll Tty W01 mortgf th mortagor suppos mor a presenc fllt diintprtt1 rec1nl oney nti deired call. Te winlSs SUPPe reture ant tl1 11xt tralaeton seer mp ater whic tile ben fnd fde tis THINK THE HI Julen. Jlrdeer ot.

JDde SId Orans OctobEr From maton rleind bl lpV' tb1 Durderr JUtlE Flto- RIans Julen whol We 1. aflr 11lllr. i surroundf Routt Iip i spors ly Sttt tiln lltst hUl bn Ipnt plse nlel' nssit. hit t1tn alTl Jetrr Cnrlton plct mornn a Olt nd ried Pol GHter. stnt that' intlnde ret sn prlh ki mumEred brthpr.

Aong nam Jude In Tl pSI is bi a nize Boute attpt captur nlen. ONE WIFE IS A GOOD Grund ne miin olar wl gna lalhaU 11 mustU. OU Fie nlDI' wi liy lmpll or simly tat MIO an tht stolkholdel thu Culumian epsition tt ri MO thli- hollng. lc nt IITrstlent OOOb ort lueh IIM. stofkholcr ITt1 ex' reaz anyhing thlir ant alrlary expreS a Wl ni bd' th 0M0 owOrtl stok wi Il' turt' OTr thlm.

tht raise bfor Ir. Iilh ofring I hundn' tholn1 aolan ben unron ltionaly subscrh Gr I Pllmatf. Tt Mid- risrd lYs. Says Rj Wi Go to i CondltD I Yorl tolwr 27 ttl in tarnest con Itb Phi fl' Holman Wtn tOM JII Corbt ac ptld oler 20 tm Ul Oly pi XIW Orlean he tok the ma tlr clv tnd atlr 1 II lte rltton 1 wi tht thp tjht twfa Crhtt selfi fIr wi sui Ormplt oler lonRldcr ont. ald 101 cal aY that onllprthel COI dllons 011ml1C ub of as tI eXllnsl Orltlns send.

thl1 I garantee praec. to btore a1H tbl lgt tblr I tb. ar' nable pul of lglt thC w1 IXpDII. thP wl pmpl lh tbl8e cnditons. 1 ew OrleI wihin lfe ad a Corl thtlr oa tbl' same t.

ht bf the nty I ald rlen bat 8t qu Ik ll ec falely 8 son I Ja Ilt em wi 10 tl SWICH. Atempt Mal Carol. Crleston tlmpt WIS Xorthpls rairoad elm. I10rcnce. odOk thil morinl.

fith 10k of 8 tch bii trk tain engne W1 ff he majrl EniUtr it ck bt1 ab lUt brul bu Gharl tlelar 1 Ch II rln arrested uU 1. Uuscell. I jonneet 4 Io totfke otkeys mll 1 1 A rrnnl n411 durine said wbe atUID I trot turned tout 8 n' Ex-A. A IC. lI ar1l1IbuUlbt lie aid Chlca IJ luthLltltbat bttw La tlft hear7.

I fc ol ht 01 is. ftten lArIltS lotJ rllttll f1DallTde ManciL' lu4 a. a WIr Ixee neL l. I 21 a i :1 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION 91 PRICE AY. DBA eclsre ot 27.

riance i providee Walthsll er Grs Lodga 39. rt sandler rdtji- WUw J4. brough for 7. 2 oil- er jjll at- 1 iit Von reement tr rIf iigress i tod tG effect Arkansa1wouIdtnake a idpInistratiixfs enatorJones cs ps- ut' .5 t. osp sores lions.

Private mm- eletkon iyt MSssrs BISeTte audCabelss know is this wu-ot OCItltl I he safe th orth insight conjress incharge Cogressmau DEMANDBE Ti. 27. im astaneissilverite. THE aa andthe th agan th Jeffersontang bothwlngsof R. lJI I eugIiJ tbreeaxts nths year.

or a jo cdtt haveincrcaaod be- lnt reumud ut itate ce-c ben xpeced. l4blliUei t. beea3tt Iatnsgs1aet 0 mlilloawr t00O tcnr irtIL ew onsten asslOsnshe tue' tong Ilst' titlEs aedit thattncrused arso eoileettonsare riag i unorehapOrtiut tb a h. uttnon as ate an4Cauada 70O0flO west. the eaT coast orts.

tuesrpp4rflngmOderate MoveineutotCotlon Insight da vet Oc- Be- ye. 1s1atnIt 120180 and Sor the yesr before tut exeessotcthese 163241 or 679MS 227 sea htnt sailed safely eteruugl' a iid In a fl on i. wasjueld wee It 13000 isen Mttcbt uma 27. eidenf The of NewlYorks neicf She leading eodetytwmntfl iofsllarleiOt lou been manled' aChms samtdFrc Iausel3. 4 r0 I flussiiu Presentand aPero- Doc yourtluouoe.

winehe his tue rdy U. fifteehii- wa i less I'm 1.s I ar and ba charged that tls CDfrf toeLevenviWe foriiwfrk ee i lawle ghad S4It al iie Tayt li a sum inouve. wa ha. va life ji- alt wh were sos-h a 1 set. gaged I.

7. Sonic ofA Fioher. I tli which ofJede re eivd milestuhovp is posse capture. It 27. mo this state number reman pttac V.

REL' Clii' Ct. etocki of To. CI One Marshall FL names be bi they bav' l' a Wilt rt hl Phil ci house last When Jiii h. acepted III theway AnythIng I these they Corbet. the date 1slaect Clii rleau atqu 5hp.

is h. epuakamid twill t. t' SouthCsrollns Oct An reek 1 101k was at- a 1 ul n. i. so att1e 1W insight Postpoaed psslbtity lb.

rs. de decided In Ls sge S. iya. 0 resno C31 flr. 1" 1.

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