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amb 6ofgsLoWA WW0 TILE DAILY: 'AMERICAN NA STIVI Llat TJIt11rnAY MORNING JULY 8 i 886: Ow04040 001Pmpsnamroo 1 iiiiaiiiiif0000 1 4 woivoi400mmemmookiarii oily i Left l'-- ir --i -814 i 1 L04-e4 4' i ----4-01 I t'''' 0 I e' 1 As A ft A'4 10'V 1 I W4 4 1 4 7'' -7' 7 TILE DAILY: AIIKIIICAN -NASIIVILLt Tit I II TI1SDAY MORNING JITLY 8 1886 ti 1 I -AUGUSTA IS GONE -A- DOUBLM- CRIME fl I John Warner Murders Ilis So One City Jump the Southern League and then Suicides 1 EAS't-TENNESsEE----- finanetally embarrassed and bad fled from tiled taking a large sum of cash and leaving various funds in which be was intorealod in a serious stale of entanglement The Strength of the Prominent Hem tie le elippoNed te have gone to Toronto on Friday and from there toward Niagara oeratie Candidaten for Governor It to known that before going be drew $11000 In cash but the amount in his hands is thought to be larger than that The tinn Bob Taylor Has ea many Votes ma lits was dissolved by the other members to-day Opponent Harris has beta well known as a solicitor for many yeam and wu reputed to be worth from $500110 to $100000 The funds eem Involved are thou held In trust chiefly for A prm mat Dmocrat anti keen otao wealthy persons In Great Britain The loss (It Current events was seen On his return will be under $40000 It is believed that From an extended trip through East Tat- Harris hassbeeente temporarily deranged A protninent Democrat and keen observer of current events was awn on his return from an extended trip ilintugh Etutt Tat A Crime Enveloped! in Mystety Savannah Takes First Place With a Very Fair Lmit in a New York Flat vfile Tenn I certalnly hope that another dub will come in" "Suppose no other club will tato up the franchise what will be done then?" "I cannot say I have railed a meeting of the direetore in Atlanta tomorrow at the Kimball at 8 o'clock It hi probable that this meeting will determine the future of the "Illtreree anything else Mr Proudfitr You ean say that some papers and peo pie have treated we very unfairly If any club or own are seeking information let Weill mid me a telegram or letter They will find that I will answer all quentions fully and fairly I received a telegram from Manager Cushman of the Charieetonn yesterday saying that the people of that and other citiee were dhmatisiled with my changing the umpiree so often I replied that the management of tile umpires was my business and he nor anyone else had the least right to question my motives I fulfill my Maley' conecientiously and to the best of my ability I intend to fill my part of the programme" Ngw YORK July Warner a bald-Itentled man 'with a fringe Attain sod lianhwille Aro Both Do frotvd -The Othrr A gray hair showing under his hat and GALLATIN black mustache tinged with gray hired hall bed-room on the fourth floor of tit fiat in West Teuth street about tw months Kg He wm accompanied by boy of II a likely young fellow whom Intmdticed his son Joseph Th IP I 14t landlord dhl not inquire into hi hushiem or antoordento a az th new lodger attended to Ids own busInem an refrained front meddling with the affairs otherg he weut hill way day by day uno served and undisturbed by his fell() tenant! Be)ond the casual observatiot that he was a Canadian no one knew nine A meeting of the directors of the Southern League will be held to-night at the Kimball House in Atlanta Nashville will be represented by Manager Goldeby Capt Beard acting as manager pro team The matters to be considered are of vast Importance and may decide the fate ()I the League Augusta has forfeited her fmnthis and It undendood Chattanooga will do the same at to-night's meeting The question will then come up as to whether these places shall bellied or the remaining six clubs only shall play the won out The latter would seem by all odds the better course The various clubs are all nearlv even in the race for the pennant and will undoubtedly stick A new schedule committee will in any event be reydred It is to be hoped that the wisest and most prudent counsels will prevail New ()rims Mobile Cohimbia Cblumbus Gaand Knoxville all backed by men of capital are anxious to eecure the franchisee of the retiring )(won 4 nastivitle 2 about tam He came and went at regu 1 11 4 nesse yesterday by WI AMERICAN reporter The gentleman had In the course of his trac" matte It a polut to gather information in regard to the Gubernatorial situation He hes either pemonally visited every county of that section or seen delegates from the where lie had not been and had preplusil from the idle so gathered an accurate statement of the strength of the several gentlemen who are candidate for the Democratic nomination About one-half of the counties had histructed and hence their choices were patent but although it was more trouble to arrive at the sentiment of counties not instructed yet by means of information from such delegates and the candidates themselves the favorites in the uninstructed countlee were ascertained Thin gentleman knows from personal conversation with Messrs Taylor of Washington A Hendemon of Knox Thomas Williams of Knox and ThOMEIR McConnell of Hamilton that there has been for several weeks an agreeineut between theme eandidates that when the sense of the Emt Tennessee delegation is ascertained that the candidate who has the largest support from that section shall receive the support of all the other candidates A warm friend of Hon John Allison is authority for the statement that he also is a party to this agreement The record of the strength of these candidates as prepared by the gentleman referred toembraees every county of East Tennessee It shows that Bob Taylor is far in the lead of any single opponent and hm as many votee aa all the other aspirants from his section combined Under the agreement formed between Mr Taylor and his opponent it follows that they will throw their strength to him at the time they realize oar- tainly that he is in the lead which would simplify the situation with regard to the 800 votes which East Tennemee will have in the convention next month lien Dibrell appears to have twenty-five votes from East Tennessee but as he is a candidate from that section he was not of course a party to the agreement referred to The table is as follows: I The Durham Bond Cane on Car of Freight on the GALLATIN July 7--(8pecia1 (Mininal Court transacted very little business today owing to the absence of witnesses and other mini's a few divorce eases being disposed of this morning and nothing this evening The fact of the bushman is the weather is entirely too hot and the candidates too numerous to transact any business of any kind The court has not been able to decide the Durham bond case because of the absence of some important witnesses The court is awaiting the arrival of these witnesses on the 430 train this evening Sam Fitts the notorious character who has made several attempts on the life of Esq Chipman In the past three or four months came down to town a few days ago and gave himself up to the sheriff and is now in jail Indictments have been found by the grand jury against both him and Chipman for going armed and other things Chipman has been arrested and is now under bond for his appearance Fitts has the sympathy of a great many good citizens in Chipman's neighborhood who think that Fitta is not wholly in the wrong one of their cases is set for trial next Friday A veto was taken of the grand jury to-day on prohibition Out of the thirteen there were eleven outspoken for dry and two Just a little wet Mr Lycurgus Stewart and wife formerly residents of Sumner County but now living In Lochbee Fla are here on a visit to friends and relatives He speaks of his adopted home in glowing terms The supper given last night at the Rouse by the Episcopal ladies was a grand success financially and every other way The Chesapeake A Nashville Railroad i shipped ieir first car of freight this evening I was a car of Mr A Green's i wheat shipped from his farm into town We are beginning to need rain hours and at night he and the boy alwayi slept together in the house Early this morning pistol shots Wen heard coming from the room occupied 13 the Warners These aroused the next dna lodger and the landlord and they tried tin door It wm locked and no answer cami to their knocking They then broke tht lock and looked in The elderly lodger 1a3 on the floor partly dressed with a big pinto in his hand There wm blood on the carpet The police were notified and an ambu lance summoned They reached the spot together Mr Warner had his trousers on and had evidently gone about his bloody deed with deliberation On the window ME stood a small looking-glass between three four pistol cartridges He had apparently used the glass in fixing his ahu so that the bullet should not fail to kill him after he had taken his son's life The boy lay In bd in his night shirt with his head on his right arm as be had slept shot through the left temple He breathed but was senseless It was clear that the father had shot him sleeping The father after shooting his ton turned the weapon to his own head sent the second bullet thlough his own brain and dropped dead There was nothing in the room to furnish any clue to the mystery of the double crime THE AMERICAN AS804IATION Prenniunn 6 BROOKLYN 2 Prrrswita July outbatting their opponents and playing an almost perfect fielding game the home team defeated the Brooklyn' to-day and strengthened their hold on necond place The feature of the game was a fine running catch by Glenn Pittsburg 208000100-9 Brooklyn 200000000-2 Base 12 Brooklyn 7 0 Brooklyn LouisviLix Pi "mimics 2 ThulsvTi LE July Loutsvilles played In great form to-day and won easily fmin the Athletics Atkison had a split hand and was hit for a total of tweuty-six bases Not a hit was made off Hecker till the sixth when he began pitching easy when they made four hits and stole three bases White made the only error for the home team which was the fumbling of a very hot grounder Louisville 00022 4 2 8 5-18 Athletic 000002000-2 ST Lona 6 BALTIMORE ST TANIS July Browns shut out the Buitimores to-day hi a one-sided game in which nothing particularly brilliant occurred There was 8011I0 clean hitting done on-both sides and both clubs fielded Browns 6 Baltimore-- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CINCINNAII 5 mrrs 4 CINCINNATI July Indians and the Cincinnatis played an ordinary game this afternoon which was was won by the home team by lucky batting The Visitors had the bases full on the last inning but were unable to do any hitting Pechiney succumbed to the heat in the fourth inning and Mullane pitched the Peet of the game Maskerey going to center Attendance 900 Cincinnati 08002000-5 Base 7 Mete 7 Errors Cincinnati 5 Meta 4 Ur" MACON GA "JOiy won the game from Nashville ante this afternoon by hard hitting and bunching hits in the ninth inning Taylor was hit bard but ecattering while the visitors only found Miller's curve but twice safe Macon' three runs in the ninth inning were earned and Nashville scored both runs on passed balls and a wild pitch A small Crowd witnessed the game which was exciting throughout Crogan's hit in the last inning won the game for the locals In the seventh inning Walsh was on first and given second on a balk by Taylor scoring on the following hit Taylor kicked and said Mc Quaide robbed them of the game for which he got a 26 fine Official score: MA0011 NIL PO A Stearns lb 0 2 11 0 0 Carsoran 0 0 2 2 1 Peltzrf 0 0 1 0 1 Harter If 11201 0 1 0 0 0 Walsh a 2 2 1 8 0 IMnlehse 1 2 7 1 0 Crogaa a 0 1 2 0 1 Gels' 2b 0 1 I 4 0 Totals 4 10 10 4 4 PAUL HAYliE The Weil-Known Southern Poet Dies a Hie Home in Georgia AUGUSTA GA July Rayne died at home near here lent night A few weeks ago while engaged upon hi MONTGOIKERY labors with his characteristic energy and en thuslasut lie wm suddenly prostrated by 1 )1 i il i lk 1 4 11 1 fainting spell Rallying somgwhat to quiet the apprehensions of his family lie made light of his illness but it soon developed that he was partially paralyzed and physicians were summoned They decided that his trouble arose from a clot of blood upon the brain and that no hope of recovery existed though the patieni had occasional monients of consciousness Railway Project on Foot FAYEITEVILLE TN July is a new railway project on Toot It appears that there is to be an important NASHTILLZ La It PO I Sowders 1 4 0 0 tioldsby I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hillery 31 0 2 0 0 Beard 0 2 8 0 O'Brien lb 0 11 0 1 Taylor 1 0 2 0 Batman 2b 9 1 8 0 Hellman 0 5 0 0 Total 2 22781 Innings Mason 0000 0108-4 Nashville: 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2 Sum 3 Twobme Harter Walsh Bases on 1 Taylor Struck Mille 5: Taylor 4 Hit by 1 ild 1 Left on bases 6 Nashville 3 Passed balls-- Daniel's 1 Hellman 1 Umpire McQuade Time of game one hour and fifty-five 0 0 0 0 0 gig Cotarrilki 11 1 Anderson 5 2 Bledsoe 4 Blount 8 Bradley Campbell 2 2 Carter 8 1 Claiborne 9 Cocke 9 Grainger 8 Green 21 Hamblen Hamilton Hancock 4 Hawkins 15 James 8 Jefferson 8 a 2 Johnson 2 Knox 35 Loudon 61 Marlon i 9 McMinn 64 2 5 Meigs 4 0 3 Monroe 21 11 Morgan I 3 Polk 71 Rhea 5 4 Roane 8 Scott 1 Sequatchle Washington 8 8 Sevier 5 Sullivan 22 Unicoe 1 Union 5 Totals 154 52 21 46 925 meeting of railway officials at Huntsville shortly to which influential men of Lincoln and other counties between here and Nashville will be Invited for conference This is A Failure at the Site for the Furnace and Charcoal Company MoWITIOMERY ALA July Faber of Prattville Ala has sold out ts Oriel Bros Co of Montgomery and Wadsworth of Prattville the latter being his largest creditor He has been a leading merchant of Prattville over twenty years His failure is caused by the late flood carrying away the Prattville cotton factory in which he held $60000 stock He has the sympathy of many Mends here and at Prattville The Executive Committee of the Calera Furnace Charcoal Company located to-dav the site for the plant President Smith of the Louisville Nashville President Sloss of the South and North Alabama Col Milner of New Castle Debardieben Superintendelt Hege and Knott visited Calera with a number of prominent Montgomery men interested In the enterprise To-day a meeting of tile South North Alabama directors was held the objeet being a call of the stockholders of the South North Railway to authorize the issue of $3- 000000 bonds to meet the indebtedness of said railway company The Alabama Railway Commission are holding an important monthly meeting for the investigation of grievances etc Maj Andrews general agent of the East Tennessee Virginia Georgia left for New Orleans to-night I pea Bargain Iirle et 1 i 0 1 NN 11 RetLEBEcK PUBLIC SQUARE i 64 4 1 Our Mr Sam Lebeck is now in New York when I he isbuying some of the-cheapest and best goods that ii has ever been our good fortune to procure Importers and manufacturers are extremely anxious to close out their 1 stocks at any sacrifice They are compelled to have money 1 to further their plans for fall business and we are alwayl ready with the cash to buy their wares in any quantity 1 provided we can get them cheap enough It is a rule of our business no matter how good a trade we make to turn it out quickly at a small margin Some firms amuse us by advertising that they are the only ones who can buy large lots when they know very well that they are diminutive fish compared to us We are told by our freight agent that we receive more goods than any two retail concers pat together This is positive proof of our assertions No MATTER What kind of goods you want to buy this week you tome and see us and if we don't save money for you we won't ask you to buy Our stock is complete in every department LEBECK Public Square 4 glk i 'i '14 Sow many terrible aches one's poor the Mink aches and pains el nervous has and what suffering is caused by these Urtli(1rointetcr trisn otbir An Relief may be had from Nervous 1 it ii 14 a ttfic pec Neuralgic or Sick Headache by the use of Rua rramt it fit PanUfbia flk)kNizyxUlt which W1 il'1 isbancot cure crew Isrya alellgtizazu se lt in 7ozocatriten coset of omit Headache Neuralgia Rheumatism Sciatica 1'14'140 Neuralsi isrms it' is 1mes'sgissts Do hoarox LA Oinoingaii Ohio snd Gout No pmprietary medicine bu ever i "Totiouncit hos already done good Eames la two btained such strong endcasement from the of habitu1 nedAdio necHcal pmfession I "les Tato lizattatni St Ix EA Mmes 110k FOR SALE BY ALL DRMOIETR PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOITIAC 1 A MELLIER Salo Propristor 709 and 711 MK-11117070N AVENUIL BT LOME Wro PERRY'S Aa Shoj 1771-11 BrassFou II Aii4: 4: --ts 90 92 94 South College Street Contractor for the 4' -i12----- I' -1-' rSr Halton Motile of Stem Iloatml! 1: r' 'I-- iLi t- -F i For Public or Private Buildings 1-- 4 7 --ilf1-1 et Dean Agent for Worthhigton Blake Dean Steam v- Pumps James Haven's Elevatiun sad- Judson's Governors also for Oline Rau Burning' Boiler Compound and Dealer in 4 Gasnipimaraastearzi anSttraLmubilrlicattitnors' ktionsdspof Leather and all kinds of Steam Pumps Force and Cistern Pumps Steam Engines BoikA Mill Machinery and Fire Escapes 1 Specifications and Estimates furnished at all times 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For a Mild Sweet Chew Ask l'or PACES HONEY DEW And smoke "Extra Fine" and "lIoo-1)oo7 5c Cigars -e i Am- 4 Ieaders O0 7977 dow zr 411 1 Low prices 41Q 1y4 sod ly 'Telephone 440 124 'Union filtreet 's 1 YARBROUGH Prest WIL PORTER Vice Frost PEDEN Guhler COn the lst of 1-illy' The MO01101108 1 saylus Bank Trust co: 4 Will occupy the elegant new building No ti North College Street (betwen Gates Pohlman and Marshall tcBruce) now being fitted up 4 1 with a maasive Burglar and Fire Proof Vault containing 50) Steel Safetr that will be FREE to their patrons iho will have exclusive contrAlof them for the keeping of valuable property bonds wills eta They do a regular DeposR and Discount business and allow interest4 on deposits compounding It semi- and Jan 1 t' The Savings Department a Specialty ja6 eod ly It leek i0 York where goods that it Importers and lose out their 'o have money are always any quantity a rule of our ke to turn it amuse us by ran buy large re diminutive lit agent that oneers put to- NIS ek you tome you we Won't department 0 '116 i I 1 end poise at nervous sue to Ay atm me or Masoulat $1110 St Paid Man rt cases of Dooralgto boost awn inMonue Is unezogied" lk oinsinnsli Ohio no good wankel twe Bt Thom li' BOMA ENITIL BT WWI tRY'S lachineSho' ollege Street the tem lleatini! te Buildings ake et Dean Steam 'a Elevattus and- ilso for Oline )ealer In all kinds of bloaters Hbestos Packing Lace Engines Boilers Kill -mh2S 'or iccigars 3Lea4erso Low Prices et a PEDEN Cuilkor Trust Co'' I Street 1 i Stied up teel Safes' aontrdliof interest i pecialty a scheme which if carried out will be of real benefit to every interest of Nashville and Huntsville and the intermediate communities It has not developed far enough to be outlined fully at this time but there is much interest manifested in it by prominent and wealthy men and the public will doubtless be informedforther of their ao tion at an early day The proposed Elora route meets with no favor in this section we want the road THE NATIONAL LEAGUE tortiorr 2 PHILADELPHIA 0 PiELADELnuA July shut out the Phi flies in a quiet game to-day in which light batting was the feature Bennet made his first appearance since his accident in the Chicoga game and played in his usual perfect manner A strong gusty wind interfered decidedly with hard hitting McGeachy who played a strong left field for Detroit during the convalesence of the Injured players has been released Detroit 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-2 Philadelphia 000000000-0 Base 5 Philadelphia 2 5 Philadelphia 8 THE INVINCIBLE REDS MEMPHIS July was an attendance of about BOO this afternoon to witness the second game of ball played between the Columbia Tenn Reds and the Athletics of this city The game was uninteresting The visitors outplayed the locals and won easily by the score of 19 to 1 Sullivan and Marion were the battery for the Columbia club Fell and Crane for the Athletics The Bluff City's another amateur base ball club will tackle the Columbia Reds to-morrow NOTE AND COMMENT Charleston has released shortstop Richmond Decker is doing some fine catching for the Manager Goldsby will attend the League meeting to-night During his absence Capt Beard will manage the team Chattanooga is anxious to sell Barney Graham to Memphie Sneed says he will sign him if released but will not purchase his freedom Manager Sneed and his much crippled up team left yesterday morning for Columbia where they play exhibition games on Friday and Saprde Charleston has signed Short Stop Mart Phillips late ot Augusta The addition of Phillips and Kappel to this already strong club gives it a heavy place in the pennant Globe-Democrat: Billy Sharsig of the Athletics says that Collins and Gilled of this year's Savanaah club will play with the Athletic club next season Shamig hopee to have these wen by August 1 this 11 DIXON SPRINGS ts 1 I tr''' I 1 I 4 i it I I i I 1 i DEW- 'k I 7 1 1 I i I il a' I -I 4 1 CHARLESTON 9 CHATTANOOGA 8 CHARLESTON July ton won her fifth consecutive game this afternoon defeating Chattanooga by a Kora of 9 to 8 after an eleven inning game Official score: A 11 PO A Kappel 8b 6 2 8 1 2 0 Gilman a 5 1 2 1 0 0 Crowley 410000 Phillips a 6 0 0 0 7 Brosnan 2b 5 0 0 4 7 4 Powell lb 1 2 17 0 0 Gardner 8 2 0 8 1 1 McVey 5 2 1 7 2 4 bufltvanp 5010 49 Totals 9 9 88 23 10 AB BR Pm A Graham a 8 1 0 2 0 3 I Dickerson Lf 5 0 1 0 0 1 Cross ILL 5 1 0 0 20 Heintiman 5 1 1 1 0 0 Kent 4 1 1 4 0 1 Levis lb 5 1 1 16 0 2 McClung 6 0 0 9 2 1 Hurt 8 1 0 1 14 0 Peak 2b 4 1 0 1 7 0 The Alabmna Republican Ticket IttainNottAx ALA July 7--The Republican State Executive Committee met here to-day and according to instructions of the recent State Convention nominated the following ticket: Governor Arthur Bingham of Talladega Secretary of Stated Hardy of Shelby Treasurer Calvin Goodloe of Culbert Auditor Wickersham of Mobile Attorney General LewisE Parsons of Coosa Chief Justice Shelby of Madison Associates Geo Craig of Dallm and Geo Dustin of Maringo HOTEL ARRIVALS Burial of Mrs LiLde Democratic Convention DUOS SPRINGS TENN July a gloom was cast over this community to-day on account of the death of Mn Lizzie Alexander formerly of this place She died yesterday at 12 o'clock at her home on McGavock street Nashville and was buried here to-day at 4 A very appropriate and touching funeral discourse was delivered to a large concourse of friends of the deceased at the church at this place by the pastor Rev MeNeilley Mrs Alexander was known and loved by a wide circle of friends in this vicinity who deeply deplore her death Her The Maxwell Came ST Louis Mo July Van Wag i 1 1 l' 1 i I 1 1 44 A 1 I 1 711601311 goner of the Criminal Court to-day overruled the motion made recently by Max-well's attorneys for a new trial Ls soon as the prisoner shall have been sentenced an appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court If this shall prove unsuccessful the case will be taken to the United States Court on the grounds that the State law which allows the prosecution more challenges of jurors than the defense is unconstitutional Mr Flower gave a brilliarit entertainment last evening at Stratford on Avon in honor of Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes Frzedrichshall Hogan late of Augusta has been signed by Atlanta He played with the bulldozers yesterday for the first time Hogan is a good batter and ranks high as a base runner and fielder Tug Arundel and Silreive downed Atlanta yesterday A gentleman from Atlanta who is in a position to know what he is talldng about says that before next Sunday the Atlanta club will be so much overhauled that they Won't be recognized in Monday's game All this too when Atlanta was going to pat" and "Win with -1 A' -11 remains were accompanied here by her daughters Mrs A Bradley and IL Barry and their families her son Mr John Alexander Mr Vaughn and Mrs Bettie Guild and children and Mr and Mentlow of Gallatin Miss Mattie DeBowone of Dixon Springs' most accomplished young ladies has Just returned from Winchester where she has been attending the Winchester Normal for the past year Miss Bessie Oney among others graduated this year at the Columbia Institute Miss Bessie lea lovely young lady Ana Dixon Springs society is much enlivened by her IL Mr Lowe Burford of Gallatin arrived here to-day and wW no doubt centribnte much to the pleasure of our young ladies A large delegation from this place attended the Democratic Convention held at Carthage yesterday for the purpose of appointing delegates to nominate a candidate each for Attorney General and Circuit Judge The Convention was well attended and was unusually harmonious The delegates go uninstructed 8 4 88 85 7 Charleston-80002021001-9 Chattanooga 0 0 8 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-8 Earned 1 Two base Sullivan Levis Total base 11 Chattanooga 5 Left on 7 Chattanooga 2 Bases Gilman Crowley Struck Sullivan 3 Hart 9 First base on 5 Chattanooga 2 Double and Peak Hart Brosnan and Powell Batter Sullivan a Wild 1 Hart 3 Passed ball-- McVey 3 McClung 6 Timeof gams 2:55 8AVANNAH 5 ATLANTA SAVANliAll GA July game between Atlanta and Savannah tracted a great crowd this afternoon and the contest was exciting Savannah was scoring a big victory and had prospecta of a shutout when Atlanta in the ninth inning objected to a decision of the umpire and Shaffer made an attempt to strike him Considerable confusion ttrose and men rushed from the grand stand and for a few minutes there was tlanger of a serious row Purcell's action was outrageous and the Atiantas reflected no credit on themselves Their conduct was universally condemned But the manifestations proved that nab audiences will stand no foolishnitss Official score: 2 22 flocaline I 1 1 0 1 0 e1 1 1 0 1 0 THE TONIC APERrENT WATER: TULLAHOMA Lbws's Putnam Cincinnati Hill Chicago IL Pool Montgont- ery A Keife Birm ingha Young Springfield Edward Driscoll London Eng Vim Mattson Columbus Lackey Gallatin Dawson Russellville Martin Oakland Fort Louis- ville A Nashville Railroad A Williams Birmingham McDole St Louis Mo Mmunds Danville Va GILCHRIST'S HO'IEL--Henry 'licher Louisville Schuchnt Cincinnati Selph Louisville Hubbard Wood- bury Tenn John Aherne city Darling Priegtly's Springs Isaac Lowenthall Whitehall Carl Geisse Tucker Ind Smith La-Crowe Wis David Taylor and wife Sher- wood Bradford Wood Cincin- nati Eired Murfreesboro IL Blacknall Atlanta Ga Tmby Dickson Edwards Hampton Ga Sherwood Sherwood Tenn Overton Columbia McConley Box Tenn Butler Fulton Ky NICHOLSON Holden Gallatin Tenn A French Aberdeen John Ramsey McMinnville Bolt A Allison Jackson Tenn Thos Daley Jr Phila delphia Mrs Cummings Knoxville Mrs Phil I Scudder Shelbyville Tenn Abernathy Buford Tenn Rhodes Pulaski Hickman Spencer Tenn Mrs Francis Bligh Dickson Tenn Owen Cincinnati Putnam Boston Blymer Cincinnati Pearsall New Orleans Levy Cleveland Longhead Philadelphia Howe Illion RW Jones sr Columbus 1 Miss Shreve Sargent St Lonis Mrs Curte and family Russellville Ky Miss Dora Rank Milan Tenn Johnson Chattanooga 13n0AnWtv 110USR--4 Petwah Bethesda Tenn Bratton taleyette Tenn IL Mays Franklin Tenn Goodman Lavergne Tenn Phillips Paragon Mills Tenn Diver Cason Cainsville Tenn' Hanis Harris Spring Hill Tenn Sherrill Nashville Kirkpatrick Rollins Cross Roads Tenn Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Worsham Tenn Smith It Claybourne Lafayette Tenn Wallace Gallatin Tenn James Baren Franklin Tenn James Long Waller Long Cottage (rove Tenn A I) Davis Bowman Theta Tenn It Clark Crockett Mills Tenn Albert Smith Wayne Mich Nichols Elmwood Tenn Kerr Chestnut Mound Tenn ItaXwElr HOUSE--1 ErWin New York Mikes Memphis A Henderson Knoxville Wm Bradley Columbus Ga A Dddge A Cosgrove New York Pearce Lexington Ky Chas Idea and wife New York Ives Hartford Conn Tyree Bodes Wales Morse and wife Bryan Texas Mrs Stephens Master Walter Stephens Lagrange Sam Gabriel California Rabbi Sit Becht Montgomery I Julian CannonPhil adelphia McKay Columbia Pepper New 'York Bell Louisville IL Daniel Louisville IL Penrose Texas Horace Lurton Clarksville Snodgrass Chattanooga Tumey Wolf-brag Tenn A Rutherford McMinnville Joe Morgan Tennessee Lyman Massachusetts' Cawthorn New Orleans Burroughs McMinnville Ands Pulaski Henry Texas Hurt New Orleans Henry Hart Winona Miss Bernet Betts Sam Kuhn New York Mr and Mrs Perry Albany A Pusks Swift Atlanta Ga Brimilve Baltimore An Entire Hamlet Burned SPENCER Wis July entire Hamlet of Romeo burned at 1 o'clock this afternoon including the saw mill planing 5000000 feet of lumber store board- jug houserand dwellings of Mr Van Hoosar Leta IttsuraUCC 1 i 1 1 1 k- i'1 A THRImpro ACCIDENT Terrible Sufferings and Final Rescue of re the Crew of a Little Scow CHICAGO July 7--iNews of a thrilling accident which befell the crew at the little scow Maggie Johnson last Sunday reached here to-day She was bound for Cheboygan from Kewaunee with a eargo of bark and was about fifteen miles southeast of the latter port when she was suddenly overtaken by a severe squall Before a man could act thavessel was capsized and her crew was thrown overboard With the -utmost they swam to the Johnson clambered on her bottom and lashed themselves to her chain -plata in order to save themselves from being washed overboard The sea was high and their position wasperilous for pert of the time they were'submerged by the water There was swim danger of the little craft going tepees add thus casting them adrift: They floated around in this position for five or six when Capt Thomas Page- of the schooner sighted them and be hnmediately hove his vessel to and sent his boat to the assistance of the shipwrecked me The Arctia was five voiles41stant from the wreck and the pull' was a long -and hard ono on account of the wind and era and before the stators could accomplish the distance the steamer Christie hove in sight and bore down on the wreck She got to her before the Arcties boat did and she took off: the crew which consisted of eight men- When the wind and sea sub-Wed the Christie righted the capsized Johnson and towed her to Escanaba "Increases Me appetite" A Gubb LRCP Res Med Officer French Hotkital London IMPORTANT NoincE By reason of an improved method of caption by which dilution is avoided Friedrichshall Water Tull be found now to be Of CONSIDERABLY GREA TEA' STRENGTH and EFFICACY than haretofore The ordinary dose is a large wineglassful (4 ounces) Most efficacious when taken fasting and mixed with an equal quantity of hot water "I know wothing at all equal to Friedrichshall The LONGER it is taken the SMALLER is the quantity necessary to eject the purpose" Sir Henry Thoini)lsonFRCSLond 0W1 Drgaiste and Mineral Water Dealer: jeas th 45 p--1 At011inartS "THE QUEEN Or TABLE "Filthy streets niay be bad and defective drainage and sewerage worse but for the promotion of diseases of the diarrkteal type there is no agent like the polluted water supply" A Van der Veer AM MD Paysidemi of Me Medical Society of Me State of Arm York Fcbrualy 3 1886 "The purity of APOLLINARIS offers the best securiV against the dangers which are common to most of the ordinary drinking London Medical Record ANNUAL SALE 10 MILLIONS Another Sermon by Her Joe A Mtnday-Some "Hide and Social Notes TULLAHOMA July czywded house met Be Joe A Munday tonight His sermon wm able and interesting but had no perceptible effect- At one Urns however several in the audience were moved to tears Some side shots are quoted svhich created sensations: 4Just1ook at me pay attention or I will quit preaching There are not a half dozen la this audience who have paid any attention to what I have said Some of you are professed Christians but I don't believe it Boys up in the gallery1 get opt of here if you can't listen to what I say There are many here who will be la b--11 heron! their feet get cold" I do not bank much on nor do I give credit to any man who wax raised pious who act the Christian but I do honor the coufirmed drunkard who reforms am more often on the train taken for a sportsman even when I tell them I am a minister My bnish arbor capable of seat-big 2000 will be completed to-morrow night Well brethren I know it will be hot to-morrow completing the tent but it won't be as hot as h--I I want all of you to come out and assist me in this cause Mrs Thomas of Nashville accompanied by Mrs Dr Nichol have taken' quarters in the New Hickerson cottage Dr John Nelson of Murfreesboro and family passed through the city to-day for Hurricane Springs 1 To-day an excursion was run to Manchester where the young people spent the day to their heart's content The weather is very warm but the nights are very cooland pleasant Field lb 0 I 12 I 1 ccoilins 2b 0 0 4 I 8 ItMoriarity I- I 0 2 I 1 Kriel 81- 1 2 2 2 8 Satellite 1 I I 2 1 1 I Allier a at I 0 0 I Shreve p- 0 0 0 Arundel 0 6 1 0 Totals 1i a ode oft we 5 21 18 4 it Aa PO A 1 Cline a 014 0 0 6 1 I1oput1 t1 0 0 I 0 Pureeu Ib40 0 1 il 01 Lynch 'lb 1 A a Stri eker 2b: I 5 1 1i Shatere 1 4 1 0 Gunso ne 0 4 I 1 WillitunsA I-- 0 I 2 0 0 Shaffer p4 0 0 0 I 0 Totals 1 8 27 7 8 s'- 0-4- Jel' -T A Innings: 6 0 I' 0 '0 0 2 0 2-5 atlanut" 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8-3 Earned 1 Atlanta I Two-base 1 Shafer 1 Left on 4 Atlanta 6 Double '4 and Fields Snicker and: Lynch Strtick Shafer 8 Shrews 'J Bases on adled Shreve 1 Shaffer Bases from being hit S'b reve 2 Passed mour 1 Wild pitches--Shaffer 2 Sh eve I Time of gauts 2 hours Umpire Burnt PRESIDENT MADoN GA July 7sf neww -et Augusta's disbandment wait' read by lovers of base ball in Macon with a feeling of Moors regret With a view of finding out how the disbandment would affect the 143s PlOr tororpondent called on Frail- 3r1Prodillit and asked: "How about AugustaT't 0" P- "Well mrich to my urpties she has given up the ghost In response to my in imity President Sibley wired me to-day that the club bad released her players and for felted her franchise" "Will any other city take the "This I cannot apswer officially I un derstaud that applications will be made by ColUlabial Volunibils Gal and KII0E 1 i' 114 ROUND ABOUT Dget'cliv-ePorterlas inforMation concern- ing a horse he thinks is stolen To-night at 8 o'clock the Democracy of the Eighth Ward will meet at Thompson's Hall on South Cherry street for permanent organization A full attendance is urged The ladies of the Tulip street Missionary Society will have an ice cream festival at the residence of Crockett No 418 Russell street this Thursday evening There a meeting of the Ninth Ward Democrittle Club Saturday night at the Knight of Honor Hall at the corner of Jefferson and Vine streets Speeches will be woe tEr El Morris and a A- 13 WMirZ C)XrJ 1m111Nriev "-1 i' Sueoesoor to 311 CASS'ETTY Co 4 Producers and Manufacturers'of Lard and Machinery OHS Car Machinery and Axle Greases ehinery Oils A Profound Sensation LONDON Om July profound sensation was caused here particularly In financial and legal quarters this morning when a rumor got abroad that Edward Harris Harries Mary it Col eollettom bad become Wall Grocer: Drtigrists MiesWatDeakrs BEWARE OF 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