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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31
Republican Fraud In Chattanooca.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July oh. Clay
Evans was today nominated for congress by
the republicans Of the third district.
-Four years ago at the time Of the presiden-
tial election this, the third congressional dis
trict, usually reliably democratic, was carried
by only sixty-eght votes, II. Clay Evans
being the republican defeated. The democrats
were appalled, at the manner in which their
majority was cut down, and especially ut tho
enormous republican vote in Chattanooga.
Weeks and weeks ago II. Clay Evans again
began to seek the republican nomination for
compress, and the opposing faction began TO
fight him. No one Individual was as bitter
as the republican city auditor, Vernon White
side. In making the fight Whitegide
made most startling confession. lie
says four years ago he entered
into a compact with the republican negroes Of
the third and fourth wards to stuff the ballot
boxes, which was done. Wlteside says he put
us ballots n the fourth ward ballot box in the
interest Of Evans and he arranged 10 have rs
more placed in the third ward. The clerks Of
the election were coguizant oi the fraud as the
votes and tally sheets were even.
WhIieside makes the confession 10 injure
Evans whom he Says was priyy 10 the fraud.
The statue Of Limitation having expired
Whiteside cannot be prosecuted. lie was at
tho time post oiice inspector.
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A ROYAL Rabv.

BERLIN, July 27.-The empress was safely
delivered of a son at 1 80 o'clock this morn
ing, at the royal palace at Potsdam.
: STOCKHOLM, July 27.-In the afternoon the
royal party proceeded IN the royal yacht to
Drootingholm, where dinner was served.
The party returned to Stockholm at seven
O'Clock, and soon after visited the yacht
AohenZollen. The German squadron will
sail at p. m. tomorrow. The Hohenzolern
will sail later. Emperor William has asked
King Oscar to be godfather of his son.
BERLIN, July 27.-Congratulations from all
European courts followed rapidly Emperor
IWi1liam's message from Stockholm to the
empress.
The North German Gazette says:
"After days of deepest sorrow, there has
dawned day of domestic Joy which trans
figures the time of mourning. May the event
be good and blessed omen of fatherland."
The whole press extends similar greetings.
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Like the Light weights

OF the profession pugilistic, the kidneys are
small but active in state of health. Their Sc
erection contains impurities productive of rheu-
matism, govt and dropsy, if allowed to remain.
When they are inactive, the blood becomes
choked with animal debris capable of destroy
ing life. To promote their activity when slug
gish with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is not
only to guard against the diseases mentioned,
but to prevent the fatty degeneration and ulti-
mate destruction of tho organs by those ex-
ceedingly dangerous maladies-Bright's dis
ease and diabetis. Activity of the bladder al
so insures it against the formation of gravel,
which it sometimes requires one of the most
dangerous and painful operations in surgery to
remove. Gravel, moreover, is most agoniz-
ing complaint. The Btters further commend
themselves by remedying constipation, dyspep-
STA, debility, liver complaint and nervousness,
and nullify Influences productive of malarial
disease.
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They All Talk This Way.
From the Nashville Democrat

Georgia, through its preacher politicians,
seems to be put behind the bars charge of cow
ardce.
The managers of the Piedmont Chautauqua de-
sired to invite Mr. Carlisle and Mr. Mckinley to de-
liver each an address at such time as they might
choose and it seems to be implied that they were
speak on the tariff.
The managers put 1t in the hands Of Senator Col
quit who refused to extend the invitation saying
the dispatches give it, that he did not propose to
invite Mckinley to speak to Georgia audience.
The Georgia papers seem to be in n sweat about
It, 1t yerifes the old adage, that the shoemaker
had better stick to the last
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The Minnesota Prohibitionists.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 25-The state prohi-
bition convention this morning adopted a long
platform.
Hugh Harralson, of Minneapolis, and con-
vert of the faith, was nominated for governor.
The convention received his speech of accept
ance very enthusiastically. The platform de-
clares that high license is a bar to prohibition,
and asserts that it has not decreased the evils
ocratic and the republican parties arc held
jointly responsible for liquor crimes. 1t holds
it to be the immediate duty of congress to
regulate commerce, both foreign and inter
state, to prohibit importation of Intoxicating
beverages into any state where the traffic is
made statutory crime,
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CIadstone,s CoIden TTo1;,Iav

LONDON, July 25-NIr. and Mrs. Gladstone
celebrated their golden holiday today. Testi-
mqQnials in the shape of letters, kilograms and
presents poured in upon them by hundreds.
at the residence of Earl Spencer this after
noon, and were presented with portraits of
themselves painted by Frank Hall and Hubert
fierkomer, and also with throe large silver
cups and an address signed by $50 members of
parliament. Lord Granville made the speech
of presentation
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Feted in sweden.

: STOCKHOLM, July 2G.-Emperor William
arrived here this afternoon. He was received
by King Oscar and Crown Prince Gustaf. The
streets of the city are crowded with people,
and the houses We're profusely decorated with
flags.
King Oscar, accompanied by the crown
prince, embarked at six o'clock this morning
on the ironclad, Droot, and departed 10 meet
Emperor William and the Swedish squadron,
when had previously gone 70 meet tic Ger
man emperor and escort him hcge They met
the German feet ot SandhamEle last evening.
King Oscar, surrounded by nlcmbers OF
his court, received the emperor and Prince
Henry. The royal party, accompanied By .
military escort, then proceeded o. tie castle.
The route was lined with people, who heartily
cheered the German ruler. Emperor William
seemed 70 be highly gratificd at the reception
accorded him, az repeatedly bowed his
thanks. On arriving ut the castle their ma
Jestes appeared and -alutod the people. After
driving through the geological gardens King
Oscar and his imperial visitor banqueted at tho
castle. One hundred guests were present.
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No WASTE Basket in His,n.

LONDON, July pa German named Clot-
Cen has been arrested for threatening tomurder Mr.
Gladstone. Clotten, when questioned by the police,
said he had sent manuscript of story to Mrs; Glad
stone with the request that she read it. When he
asked for the return Oft copy lie was told that it
had been mislaid and could not be found He then
wrote q threatening letter to Mr.. Gladstone.
MIR. Gladstone has expressed himself as DESTROYS
OF conveying his thanks for the many kilograms nd
letters lie has received from America congratulate.
ing him upon his golden wedding.
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THE TRIAL BEGUN.
Tho Alleged Dynamters of tho so" and
Their Preliminary Herring

AURORA, H., July 25.-The city courtroom
would not hold all the people who assembled
today to witness the opening proceedings in
tho 90" dynamite conspiracy case.
The case for prosecution was opened by Mr..
Dawes, who stated that he thought it advisa-
BILE for all concerned to hear all the charges at
one time to save time. Attorneys for the de-
Tense objected to this, the justice sustaining
the objection. The case of Bauereisen and
Smith was taken up on n warrant sworn out
on July IL ty Superintendent Alexander,
which charged them with placing dynamite on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy tracks at
North Auroria, on tho night of juno IL.
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Buffalo Bills Chum.

OSHKOSH, Wis, July 25.-The labor conven-
tion last night nominated state ticket headed
by DIR. Powell, of Lacrosse, as candidate for
governor.
DR.. Powell was once an Indian scout and at
one time travelled with Buffalo BilIs comBina-
ton. He is known as "White Beaver" and
has been mayor of Lacrosse, being elected on
the labor ticket
The platform adopted is the recapitulation
of the principles enunciated in the national
platform, with number of local demands,
concluding as follows: We are decidedly OPP
posed to fusion or coalition with the two old
parties
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IN Honor of Blaine.

NEW YORK, July 2S.- General Jos. C. Jack.
son grand marshal of the demonstration to be
given in honor of Blaine's arrival on August
Sth, has received applications for places in
lines from out of town organizations, number
ing 5000 men. Chicago, Philadelphia, New
ark, New Haven, Pawtucket and other cities
are on the list. Maj General Henry A. Bar
mum, veteran of sixth corps of army of Po-
tomac, will be chief of staff. Henry Wincoff,
in charge of republican league clubs of state of
New York, has issued circular requesting
clubs to notify him of their coming.
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A virginia Metaphor.

From Horpers Magazine.
This is somehow figure that fingers in the
imagination:
In Virginia church, at tho end Of revival
there were three persons who were expected 10
unite with the church. Only two were present. tic
third, quite an old lady was prevented by the in
clemcncy Of the evening. a lay brother was called
on to pray, which he did very forventy, especially
for the sister with one foot in the grave aud the
other gailoping on 10 eternity"
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A Heated DeI,ate.

LONDON, July 24.-In the house of commons
tonight, Mr.. Labourchere resumed debate on
the commission bill. The opposition wanted
an inquiry, but it wasn't the conduct of the
government They wanted to know about the
murders at Mitchellstown cries of
hear" 'hear"l He had proposed NOV
ing that bill, but Mr.. Parnell was an
xious to come before the tribunal and
urged him to withdraw the motion. He O4a-
bouchere) had no hope of getting the bill
altered, but on the third reading it would be
seriously considered, whether the opposition
would allow Parnell to walk into tho trap
which had been set for him. [Cheers. :.
Mi. Chamberlain said that Mr.. Labouchere
had developed his wanted cynical vein in im
putting to his opponents mean and unworthy
motives, but many members were not incredu-
lous, and the charge against Mr.. Parnell still
deserved the fullest inquiry. He said, besides,
he had co-operated with Parnell and had
formed an opinion of Mr.. Parnell's character
for honor and patriotism, which would make
him slow to accept the charges against him.
Sir William Harcourt held that in defense
OF the bill offered in behalf of the government,
there was the least possible reference to letters
which were the occasion for demanding an in
qulrY. The government evaded the question
IN regard to these letters, and tried under cover
OF an inquiry to make an attack upon the oppo-
nents. If judges were to act on judicial prin-
ciples, the inquiry and charges must be specif-
ic. If twas judicial tribunal, who were to
be arraigned and what were the accusations
they were required to meet? If Sir Webster
believed one single charge that he had tried to
fix upon Mr.. Parnell, it was his duty, as attor-
ney for the crown,
TO INDICT PARNELL.
Proof that he did not believe the charges
was found in the fact that he had not advised
the government to risk prosecution.
Mr.. Parnell, who, upon rising, was received
with cheers, asked: care we to understand
that information was put into the hands of the
learned gentlemen as counsel for the Times
which is not available for public justice?'
"This observation does not in the least bear
on the matter" rejoined Sir Webster.
Parnellite cries of "Answer question" COM
PEELED the speaker to call for order.
Sir Webster, proceeding, said that no case
which he had been prepared to prove on behalf
the Times would be brought forward by the
Times again. He believed that the attacks
against them arose from the ohagrin of certain
unayowed officers of O'DonnellPs, described as
the Gladstonians and commoners. They had
tried to run Ginning and failed. They were
singing with him because he opened the whole
case.
The bill passed the second reading without
division, and committee stage was fixed for
tomorrow,
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niaoororv Of Con1 in Onrroll.

CARRoLLToN, Ga. July 25.-[Special. l.
Great excitement prevails here on account of
the discovery of deposits of fine coal in tho
southwestern portion of the county. On the
Perkins plantation and the Marian place,
which lie on opposite sides of the Talapoosa
river, and about seven miles from Carrolton,
extensive beds are said to exist; and the
samples brought to town are satisfactory as to
tLn oualitv
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ParnelI AdrIsed tn 40 Ahrnna

LONDON, July 26.-The Parnellite commit
Zee has completed the drafting of the proposed
amendments to the Parnell commission bill.
They will demand that the names of the ac-
cused and the charges against them be speci-
fed They will demand that the words
s'other persons" be definite. 1t is rumored in
the lobby of the house of commons that if the
government declines to limit the scope of the
ParneIl commission Mr.. Parnell will with
draw his case and take action in tho ordinary
courts. Physicians have advised him to go
abroad for the benefit Of his health.
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The Dinner at Peterhof Palace.

. ST.. PETERsBuRe, July 23.-The prince of
Rchaumburg-Lppe, twelve members of En-
'peror Williams suite, seventy officers attach
ed to the German squadron, captain of the
United States man-of-War, the German en-
passy and all Russian ministers and foreign
representatives were present at q dinner given
py the czar, at Peterhof palace last evening.
Sount Herbert Bismarck sat at the emperor's
table, and Emperor William sat at the car
mas right. The emperors toasted each other.
On breaking up the emperor escorted the car
Ana to her carriage,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31

by Governor Richardson, Lieutenant-G Governor
Mauldin Captain f. W. Dawson, of the Char
lesion News and Courier; General w. J..
Moore, the chairman of the state democratic
committee, and Senator Edwards, of Darling
ton county,
Governor Richardson is candidate for re
election, and Senator Edwards is spoken of as
a probable candidate against him. Senator
Edwards represents the Tillman farmers
movement
Governor Richardson attacked Captain B.
Il. Tillman, the leader of the farmers move
ment and characterized his recent utterances
as unqualitiedly false. Editor Dawson also de-
nounced Captain Tillman as demagogue,
braggart and false prophet. Editor Dawson
and Captain Tillman were intimate political
friends at the last election, but at public
meeting in Abbeyille last Saturday. Tillman
denounced Dawson in vigorous language and
Dawson replied today 1t is expected that tho
feud between these two will serve to enliven
the campaign in this state, and may lead to
serious difficulty. Tillman was not here today.
Senator Edwards in his speech criticised
Governor Richardson, and said the people
were tired hearing such speeches as the COVER
nor had just made. What the people wanted
was live questions and not dead issues. The
governor had devoted his speech mostly to de-
nounclng the corrupt radical state govern
ment, and Senator Edwards said he had
heard the same thing for the last twelve years,
and he was getting very tired of it. What the
people wanted was to hear something about
better schools and the establishment of an
agricultural college.
The meeting was the liveliest political meet
ing since the campaign begun.
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Snicida hu nrn,rninr

CLEVELAND, Ca, July 27.--[Spocial. Mr..
Nun Turner killed himself on Tuesday by
drowning in Terantee creek, in this county.
No cause known for it, Iie had attempted to
cut his throat but failed, and then tied rock
that would weigh fifty pounds to his neck with
o hickory withe and jumped into the creek.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Lexington, Virginia.

FJIHE FIFTIETH SESSION OF THIS WELL.
known state institution will open on the 18th
September proximo 1t provides a system Of thor
ough military training distinctive course of aca.
demic instruction aud technal instruction In the
several branches ofGpplied science, thus enabling
graduate in the academic school to gain a profess
sional degree as bachelor Of science or civil engf
neer.
These advantages are secured on terms not OK.
oeedng $50 per month as the average of the entire
course including clothing, in addition to the ordf.
nary college necessaries, For catalogue, apply TO
General Francis H. Smith, Superintendent
iuly G d3t Wky2m
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Sherwood Female Seminary,

Opens Sept. u, 1888. Superior In its location,
buildinRs, home comfort and thOroughness OF
creased patronage. Art and Music specially.
Pupils from New York 10 Texas Terms exceedingly
moderate. For handsome catalogue and full par
ticulara, address J. L. Massey q. w., stanton. Va.
julyl7-d2m tues thur Rat Wky
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Kansas RenubIicans.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 26.--The republican
state convention met at nine o'clock this morn
ing and proceeded to business.
w. A. johnson was nominated by acclama-
ton as candidate for associate Justice.
The convention reassembled at p. M, and
on the third ballot l.. V. Humphrey, of Indie
pendence, was nominated for governor. Mr..
Humphrey is q banker and lawyer, and has
been lieutenant governor of state. The ticket
was completed as follows: Lieutenant gov
ernor, A. j. Felt secretary of state, VIM.
Higgins: auditor, Z. j. Mccarthy: treasurer,
George Hamilton; attorney general, Charles
Kellogg.
The platform indorses the platform and
nominees of the Chicago convention expresses
the belief that the "solid south" will be
broken; commends the state administration ;
declares for home as against saloon, and de-
mandS the complete execution of liquor laws
III all parts of the state; denounces the pro-
hibition party; favors protection; indorses tho
pension policy recommended by the Winfield
encampment, and heartily indorses the course
of Senators ingalls, and Plumb.
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The Gar VIII visit Berlin.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July 23.-It is stated that
Che car will return the visit of Emperor Will
liam in the autumn, stopping at Berlin on the
way from Copenhagen to St. Petersburg
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king Humbert's Demand.

BERLIN, July 23.-Negotiations are in pro-
gress with Italy regarding the proposal of En-
peror William to King Humbert. The Ital-
Ian government persists that if there is to be
any meeting it must be in Rome.
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
What Is Going On Throughout
the Country.
Political Conventions in the Different States.
National and State Contests-An Inter-
estinS Collection of News.
RenOminated.

WINCHESTER, Va, July 26.-The democratic
congressional convention in the seventh Vir-
ginia district today renominated the present
Charles L. OFarrell
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GREEEvILLR, S. c., July "a Special. !
There was an immense democratic mass meet
ing hare todaY. at which speeches were mad6
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FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Happenings of the Week Across
! the Ocean.

King Humbert's Demand-The Dinner at
Peterhof Palace-Gladstone's Golden
Holiday-Other News.
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This is the Season OF the Year when Chill
dren tecth.ng are almost sure 10 have dysente-
ry and diarrhWa. MRS. WYNSLOW'S SYR-
Up is never failing remedy. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-28
Two ways. caoose Which.

There are two usual ways of doing what Nature sometimes does incomplete ly, namely, to relieve the bowels. One is to swallow drastic purgative which evacuates prOfusely, abruptly and with pain, the other is to take Hostetter' s Stomach Bitters, the effect of which is not violent, but sufficiently thorough, and which does not gripe the intostines If the first is selected, the person em- ploying it need not expect permanent benefit, and he cannot hope to escape the facilitating reaction which leaves the or eans as bad or worse of than before. If, on the other hand, he resorts to the Bit. ters, he can rely upon the restoration of a regular habit of body, consequent up- on renewal of a healthy tone in the in- testinel canal. Besides healthfully re- laxing the bowels, the Bitters arouses a dormant liver, imparts beneficial i'm petus to the action of the kidneys, and counteracts the early twinges of rheuma- tiem, a tendency to gout, and malaria in all ita forms,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-28
 AaIzSNA MINISTERIAL EXP0srEioN.

We are indebted to ]. McMlllan, Secretary, fer the premium list of the Fifth Annual Fair of the Arizona In dustrial Exposition, to be held at Phoenix, October 18th to goth nclu- sivo Mir. McMillan also writes in viting exhibits from Globe and Giia county, and promises that the ap. preaching Exposition will be the best and most interesting ever given by the Assoclahon. Liberal premiums are offered on a great variety of cx- hibits, Premium lists can be had up on application to the Secretary at Phoenix.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-28
TERRITORIAL EoPrcs.
Condensed from Our Exchanges for
 "ssflver melt', Renders.

Ten dollars per head wlll probably be the rate of assessment on cattle all over the Territory.
 A new weekly Republican paper at Nogales, to be published by J. J. Chat ham, is one of the probabilities.
 The Citizen notes the shipment of IS car leads of cattle from Phoenix, destined for the Kansas City market.
 N H. Galloway, brakeman on the S. P, road, fell froa tho top of d freight ear, at Tucson, and broke bls neck.
 The A. & r. Railroad Company, is laying off q townsite one-half mlls west of the old depot at Holbrosk, re- gently burned,
 The Nogalas Record gives tue ex- ports from Sonora, Mexico, at the port of Negales, A, T., for the year ending June 30th, 1888, as S1 ,041 ,00o.34. In. ports for the same period, Sl,079,- 170.05.
 Tho Citizen says that Tucson ex- perienced a sharp earthquake shock about six o'clock on Tuesday morning, winch while of but momentary dura- hon, shook things up lively. Ii shook tho plaster from the walls of Mrs, Dr;scoll's house, and caused good many people to ''hustle' out into the the street.
 The assessment roll of Pinal county presents total footing of $l ,8S0, ,170,- 30, an increase of $128,000 over that ot last year, These figures may vary with the result of the deliberations of the Board of Equalization, but they closely approximate the total yalua- tion of the taxable property of the county. The increase in school district Ne. 1 is SIS, 900. Enterprise.