New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16
GEAER.iL NOTES.

The hero Of the hour in New-NIexico is Pats
Garrett, who recently killed d" Billy The Kid" Hei.
young man Of tweniy-seven, TAIL slender and agile win
Drown eyes, golden hair and soft voice. and ~ hs
walks through the streets the very children sto 10 ~
at him with admring stare some d ier,lt,- nss,-
arisen with respect 10 the official reward winch Garrett
expected to receive for killing the notorious outlaw ~,
people OF The Territory have about raising fnd Tor
nm Already the sum OF 81, 200 has been collected IN
Las Vegas alone. "
The IRISH Revolutionary Society, which con-
clnded days session IN Chicago last "Wednesday
is said by one OF the delegates 10 have deferYa,l
never 10 meet there again. and for this boon tina
city is indebted 10 the reporters on III. Clcaqo
press. The previous annual conventions have
been held in Providence, Baltimore 81 Iouis
Indianapolis, Pittsburg. Cleveland and Phnadepbia
and thcir proceedings have been invested will all
the secrecy which thought desirable II rrnaiDd
for the reporters of Chicago furnish the Irisa
they had said and the iay before. and hT
viii no, sss ole CONGREGATIONAL delegate. Chicago
Dynamite, it appears, may be put 70 odd
nses In Wales the olher day, individual was o.
served standing the bank Of river having I'M h,.
hand large red ball. He lighted It By fnsoe and threw
IL MO the water when loud explosion occurred and
nnInberless dead ash tie surface These tho
poaeher was proceeding 10 gather up when he was Az
rested, being found guilty OF using dynamite 10 catch
and destroy fish" poacher with a quantity OF ;his
tokiish stun in bis possession might be .nhions sh
leet for Tamekeeper 10 handle, though. in ease Of
'"' INV titrpaSsci anu Tue man who
would probably be reduced TO fragments together A
curious article this. used alike the destruction n
Kings and codlings II may become as harmless "a c-r
pow der in time when the world as wei used TO h; and
can guard ar enectuaily against IL but present peace
able man might be pardoned FOR expressing TIC wis Tint
without it,
According to Tie AH0nta Constitution. tie
proprietor OF the Augusta Cotton Mills Ia that cit, de-
clares that he can mase and seil cotn at u cent ,l
less than tine New England mills and Vet maxi. r,re
money than they do; and the proprietor az another ars
factory tnerc states that the Southern anactirr las
one ana nnetents cents per pound advantage over lis
rivals in the North. These are encolrain statements
To every well-w!sher OF the Sonth which il ist,te
hoped. will be publicly demonstrated al te Cotton Ak.
position this fan. Giving in detail the grounds on l,s De-
hef the proprietor OF the Augusta Mills sai We lsve
increased our spindles up to about l2a 900 viii the
mills now building. The King Mil, when Is or-ani.-d
with its million dollars capital az II dontess soon VIII
be- VIII add 10000 sp.ndes TO this number We have
wafer power enough TO turn 100000 sldrdlos and
there is no reason why should have taon TLsre
is no legitimate business that know OF in which capal
can he so safely and probably invested As in cotton fac
tories In The South The Augusta Factory has as.rgd
~ per ell iei tln nei iroht vn It's capital since iho
SIX months we have made 100000 clear This Is on a
months, or 80 per cent year"
In a conversation with newSpaper CORE.
spondeDt state Senator Tanner Of nuois recently cx
pressed surprise that little had been sale ahou, lie
appahhg condition OF the farmers m the southern pa
OF that state where he has been travelling Even 10
people there themselves do not appreciate tally
their situation. For years they have onioyed good
sons and rich harvests, and had no apprehension
such reverses AS now stare tbem in the face An Aer
surplus corn is sold and They have nothing depend
upon but this years crop. Now there are many nne
farms Of 200 acres from which not 4 dollar via
DE realized this year Being nteTrogaicd as 10 ees
OF the drouth upon the different crops the senator
piled than in the territory described there bad nO
been drop Of rain June 30 During this Dine the
heat had been oppressive thermometer raugRs
from 800 up TO as high 1902 with only occasional
captions The highest point reached on Monday and
Tuesday Of last week, several hours each
hot wind prevailed Ia at wited every species OF vegs
ton, even the leaves the trees being crsped m the
senator's opinion oneftb OF the population will havs
10 be supported by the counties until the neat hafe
Few of them realize vet because each man
b that ne short expects 20 obtain help isea
helShoors NO better oil than himself
The Mormon missionaries who are travelling
through Georgia for the purpose OF making cOnvere
have succeeded In arousng public sentiment against
their work which may possibly take definite shape IN
legislation bill has introduced In the State SEN
ate which makes the propagation of the doctrine OF po
lygamy In Georgia felony. The debate which immedr
ately followed the proposal OF this measure nci
cate that IL is likely 20 In its present form, os
showed that public opinion is disposed 10 tolerate
the insidious teachings OF the missionaries TAe Adaag
Constitution, which has done valuable service
ing the people Of Georgia against Mormon agsn
points out that "the great difficulty way Of any
law that possibly be framed constitutional limits
is tho fact that the Mormon missionaries as
well the other States carefully from Iec-
pie among whom they operate the fact that their sie
Is based on the dseanchery and prosttotiss u tho is
hold the family relations hs sacred, ana amount OK
cation which has It's origin n the lnsts Of the
PRAYED ineo Knowing tese things. the hoFraon proI