Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
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FLASHES FROM ATLANTA.
Rsae ssaeo for the G0vernOTshIp-
Lamar HoVyeli = The Telegraph, ,s
EEci50F Uadsr Esond 80 Keen the
Peace-A Quiet Fourth.

ATLANTA, July 5.-The Constitution has
reports fr m seventy counties, and foo,s up
totals as follows: Stephens I3I, Bacon 3215,
uninstructad 9411 For the majority rule
90, for the two-thirds rule so, uniustructed
9S.
For COngress-at Large Hardemsn "a
Barnes IS, Han 10, Carlton 10, others from
s to votes each. The Herald gives Ste
pAens l3556, antE-stephens 9625 from the
eighty-dye counties, fttg-two yet to report.
For the two-thirds rule 10, msjorliy rule
IO2, doubtful 20.
DsKalb, Clayton, FaYotte. Barlow, Cor.
don, Cherokee, Cobb, Clarke, Coweta, Car
roll, Oconee, Pike, Monroe, Newton. SDald.
ing, Floyd and Hall so for Stephens.
IrCGp, Butts, Calhoun and Forsyth are sntl-
stephens. Clarke and Pike are divided.
Stephens nomination is now conceded on
sides. Douglas county instructed her dele
gates Tor General LaTt0n TOR Congressman
etL2rge
Recently the Macon Telegraph stated that
two prominent citizens of Atlanta had told
It's editor they daily expected 20 sae the A.
laat& Constitution come ou5 as an IGdepe4d-
enJ Republican sheet. To this sac e6t'or OF
the C0Rs.st5J5On replied that the eowar6lv
lnslnuafions was lie hatched out OF whole
cloth by lie IsleQragb, and If the edisc,r
would repeat it to his face he would cra5t
that individual as Phi Russell did.
Coi. 4. H. Lamar and Mr.. J. Il. Hauson.
OF Uhe 1ttegf0ph, came here ca Sunday. and
yesterday rumors Were oas % correspond
enee between theIa aud Caps. Evan ?. How.
en-, me aetlo4 OF TIE paragraph in the Con-
Stdstioa, aud MS second, Cant. Henry ,Ilfl-
S0u' BON parties arranged 20 leave on the
Wes5 folnt trata Tor Alabama lsss night
HoWeH SAD jackson were to get m
the train as East Point, and Lansr ana
Hanson 10 take the train here. Pcesiarnt
Cfaoe, Qi the Board OF Trade, tlied 70 sgenre
9 o0afG Of honor, but failed. and be and
Aluernan Lowry cSused the arrest If
Messrs, Lamar and Hanson, Colonel B. G..
LocketC and GoyerzOr James NJ. Smith Ia t
night on tA5 train, and they were kent
unde- arrest at the Markham House uaiil
shis morning, when Ihey were taken besora
Judge Hlliger. k3essrs. Lamar ana HaBsoD
We're put under 80 000 bond TO ksep fhe
peace towards Howell. Orders were also
given Tor the arrest OF Messrs. Howell and
Jackson. Colonel Iockeis gave bond for
MesSrs. Lamar and Hanson, and Governor
Smith appeared as counsel, Solicitor Gen
eTel Elllt representing the State,
LaEaf's party are stil ct the Mark
nam house, ard ere prepared to fight when
ever opportunity offers. HOwell's psrtv are
Stts l." y seven mics n the country. They
A'4 not board the train at East Point, beiDs,
notified iaas the Sheriff was there eni hs6
Slfested Lama5's party. Considerable ex-
cleenaeEt exists here, ard the2e Is some dis. |
sall5tac. ion at the coprse sffairs has taken.
1ne FoUres pf dnly passad of wish only a
lev 5sfass. Snd . serious accidents. There
was tertlb.s thunder storm In the after-
n9on, and the heaviest rain of tAe season.
with some nail. Last NIGHT vas clear and
very cold, Win carp wind, calling for
hanneis snd blankets.