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nounced Judge Rogers. Capt Forbes and my.
self as liars, drunkards and demagogues." |
nave never met this mau have never heard
OF him. never did him an uEkindness. now
uenounc9 him as coward. a liar and a Sian
derer Of confederate soldiers aud the memories
that cluster around them, and IL he has one
spark of manhood in his treacherous bosom let
him manifest It. ! will be ut the Kimball house
until TO morrow afternoon.
w. T. S1trH Of Gwinnett.
ANOTHER DIFFICULTY.
Besides the Smith-Evsrett affair there
was some possibility this afternoon of
another difficulty growing out Of the speech
by Mr. Everett to-day. This was betwesn
Mr. Everett and Capt. George B. Forbes Of
the Atlanta Artillery.
Capt. Forbes, like Mr. Smith, had some
thing TO say in this mornings Constitution.
Mr.. Everett said while speaking:
al understand that he lForbesI is going
around drunk for two weeks at a time.n
1t happened that Capt Forbes was in the
hall while Mr.. Everett was speaking, and he
at once said TO Representative Robert Lewis
of Hancock:
"Please hand this" giving his card. ITO
that man as soon as he takes his seat"
Mr. Lewis said "all right
Capt. Forbes waited patiently then for
Mr.. Everett to come out He waited for
more than an hour, hut Mr.. Everett did
not appear. In al afternoon paper Capt
Forbes appeared with card, giving, as his
reply to Mr. Everett, n statement OF these
facts, which made it appear that he (Forbes)
had offered to fight aud that Mr.. Everett
would not come out.
HOW BLooDsHED WAS AvERTED.
But there was one fact that Capt. Forbes
did not state, for he did not know of it.
Mr.. Lewis had never handed the card to Mr..
Everett at all, but quietly put it IN his
pocket. SO tonight this card was furnished
for publication:
All differences exist ng between Capt George
b. Forbes and Hon. NJ L. Everett have been
amieably and satisfactorily adjusted.
w. l.. NENABLF,
representing George b. Forbes.
JOHN BOIFEUILLET,
Representing NJ. l.. Everett.
atlanta, Ga, Aug. q.
So that the little sensation petered out in
the most dismally humorous fashion posi-
bic, and the people who wanted to see blood
spilled conferred their hopes and anticipa-
tious on the Smith. Everett affair. It
petered out TO pight also, and its "petering
out" is nearly as humorous as the other. No
gore will 10 shed. Instead Of pistols and
coffee there Is
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER CARD:
We, the committee on Mr. Smiths statements
in the Constitution, Mr.. Evsrett's remarks In
the House. Mr.. Smiths card in the Journal,
agree upon this as the proper settlement OF the
differences, etc
l. That Alr. Smith shall diselAim having any
reference in the statements in the Constitution
to Mr.. Everett
2. That Mr.. Everett must get up In the House
and retract the language he used there to day
3, That Mr.. Smith must write another card in
the Atlanta Journal Withdrawing the offensive
| language used in his card in the Journal this
| afternoon.
This is signed by T. B. Cabaniss, II. @
Erwin and d. NJ. Balm. representing Mr.
Smith, and by W. S. Humphries, Eb r
Williams and w. K. Smith, representing
| Mr. Everett
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Increase of MILITARY Credits.

VIENNA, Aug. 27.-An inspired pamphlet
which has appeared here advocates an in
crease of the imperial military credits from
100000 to 1S,000.000 florins. The pam
phiet dwells upon the contingency of an
unexpected war in which case only few
weeks would elapse between the mobiliga~
ton of the troops, and the first engagement.
The Fremdenblatt supports the PROPOSE
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Important to PROMOTION States.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Assistant Score
tary Crounse has issued the following circu-
lar 10 customs officers:
In all cases Of seizure OF spirisuous liquors
made on account OF the violation OF the Gus
toms laws. in states wherein the local laws for
bid the public sale Of spirituous liquors, collec-
tors will hereafter hold the articles seized and
report egch case to this department. for such
action as win not contrayene the local statutes.
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nRAae,s vAoANr PLAoR.
Possibility That Harrison Will Appoir
a Southern Man.

Possibility That Harrison Will Appoint
a Southern Man.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2L-The great west
west of the Mississippi-has never had a
representative on the Interstate commsrce
commission. In the filing of the present
vacancy the President will have thisstrongly
presented to him by the friends whom he
made in Texas, aud who will press Con-
gresham Culberson or ex-senator Reagan.
The expectation is that 8 southern man
will succeed Gen. Bragg. Alabama will
make a special effort with representative
Herbert among the candidates. Senator
Pugh is expected to support bis former law
partner, Allan w. Morrill, Ex.Represent-
atives Hammond, Grimes and Gambler of
Georgia are mentioned
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KILLED IN a STREET FIGHT

1oWn Surprised While the Officers
are at a Fair.
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 27.-The follow
o s Is from Transcript special: "In
D'orgeto"n, Milton Kennel and his four
ao1s engaged in "a street fight with other
a pll''es, aud In the affray A. ]. Montgomery
kilIad tn orotners, named Jarvis, we're
Are ali :, pe peace officers of Georgetown
t5e e az R III lexington attending the fair, and
the the 4Aenneils, father and sons. surnrised
yajls Val a9"n' The widest excitement pre-
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FREEMAN's JOURNALS TROUBLES.
The Board of Directors Censured fol
Their Policy Toward ParnelI.

The Board of Directors Censured for
Their Policy Toward ParnelI.
DUBLIN, Aug. 27.-The Office of the
FreemGn's Journal is guarded by police.
The paper will appear tomorrow as Par
neite organ, but on and after Saturday It
will be published in the interest of she
nationalist.
a STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
An extraordinary ling OF the share
holders OF the Freeman's Journal Company
Limited took place to-day TO consider the
proposition which the directors have
taken In respect TO the division
now existing between the national
parties, and whether there should be- a
change made in the constitution of the
board. The meeting was a stormy one, and
hot words were exchanged between the sup
porters of L. Dwyer Gray, son OF the
founder Of the paper, who was desirous that
the Fr6em1n's journal
SHOULD NO LONGER SUPPORT PARNELL
and the present board of directors, who re-
Gently overruled Mr.. Gray when he took
stand against his former friend Finally a
vote Of censure was passed by a large ma
jorlty, the directors being blamed for the
policy they had adopted in regard to Mr..
Parnell. 1t is expected that they will tender
their designations,
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ABANDONED THE RACE.

Capt. Andrews Becomes Exhausted
and GIVES Up His Dory Trip.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Ths British steamer
Elbruz, Capt. Brown. from Baltimore.
Aug. IL, arrived at Antwerp to-day. On
board of her was Capt. Andrews OF the
dory Mermaid, which sailed
from Boston some time ago
in a race with the transatlantic dory
Sea Serpent, which was sailed by Capt.
Lawler. The Sea Serpent arrived at Cove
rack, near Lizard Point, in the English
channel, Aug. s. Capt. Andrews became
exhausted in mid-ocean, and in consequence.
when the opportunity offered, abandoned
the race
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PERSONALITIES IN THE HOUSE.
Disgusting Epithets Hurled Right and
Left in Dsbate.

Disgusting Epithets Hurled Right and
Left in Debate.
ATLANTA, GA. aug. 27.-In the House
this morning, some Of the speeches were
absolute billingsgate.
One by Mr.. Everett Of Stewart was par
ticularly personal and offensive. He
alluded to Hon. W. T. Smith of Gwinnett
as ''sore head, drunken cemagogue,n aud
as s'liar, thief oud a drunkard.n He re-
ferred to two or three others, reputable cit
izens of Atlanta, in terms almost as vile.
There were two or three speeches of the
same nature, but none perhaps SO aggres-
sively personal
In the Journal this afternoon Mr.. Smith
replied with this card:
MR. SMITHS CARD.
leern that Mr. Everett of Stewart, in the
House of Representatives this morning, de-
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SUFFERING IN MARTINIQUE.
The Governor Of the Island Appeals
for Assistance.

PARIS, Aug. N.-The governor Of the
island of Martinique, recently visited by
the fearful hurricane, has sent by telegraph
an appeal asking help for the suffering
people Of Martinique. The governor Gp-
peals for assistance on the ground that
large numbers Of people are without either
by the colonial authorities TO succor them.
Whole villages have entirely vanished, and
the crops from one end of the island to the
other, have been almost totally DESTROYED
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Charged with Forgery.

i, RICHMOND, VA, Aug CIV. s. DASH
iell, a real estate agent, was arrested this
evening for third time upon warrant
charging him with forging a negotiable
note. The complai1autsIin this casesisiR.
Parsons tcoloredl. The heamount of the note
is $50. Dashiell was bailed to-nigec to
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no suppress prunkenness.

BERLIN, Aug. 27.-The Reicasanzeiger
prints the text of projected bill to sup
press drunkenness. The measure proposes
TO place habitual drunkards under the re-
straint of special guardians. Toe radicals
will oppose the bill, as they are toe drastic,
declaring that the existing legislation is suf-
ficient TO meet the end.
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A heavy FAILURE.
The Brem azer- Moore Paper Company
in Fina cial Difficulty.

in Fiua cial Difficulty.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2Z-The Bre-
maker Moore Paper Company assigned this
afternoon TO Albert s. Willis. At the same
time tho individual deeds of John I. Moore,
D. E. Stark and G. Bremaker were fled
and also a deed of assignment of Moore,
Bremaker & Co., grocery firm, recently
succeeded by the B. II. Creel Company.
Albert s. Willis, the assignee, says: 1.-THE
liabilities are represented at from $4,000
to $3.50, 600, and the assets at from 100000
to $3.50, 900. The trouble was that the assets
at present were locked up in big paper
mlll employing some $50 men and women. u
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THE PLATFORM.

Only two planks of the platform relate to
topics of national politics. They are the
second and third, as follows:
2. We heartily commend the able and pure
administration of benjamin Harrison, both for
his vigor and dignity and the fulffllment Of
pledges of party, and the brilliant diplomacy of
the department of state, which has not only
protected the American interests aud honor
abroad, but has opened new markets for our
agricultural and manufactured products by
successful negotiations Of treaties based on
reciprocity.
3. We denounce the democracy of Maryland
for its meaningless silver platform, while its
leaders unite with the democracy of Ohio and
Iowa in demanding the free coinage of cheap
silver dollars to cheat labor of its daily wages
and the farmer of the value OF his grain. the
republican silver law is now rapidly increasing
the currency to meet the wants of the people,
while it guarantees a dollar-silver, gold or
paper-worth 100 cents, honest money, the
same every day in the year-in the pockets of
our people.
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Dsssrters from the PensacaIaaa

SAN Francisco, CAL. Aug. 27.--Four
sailors deserted from the United States
Steamship Pensacola Tuesday, and twenty
four more yesterday. The men do not want
TO go to China on the Pensacola, as they DO
not consider her seawortby. E131s
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BOYCOTrED BEER.
The Brewers to Push the Fight to the
Bitter End.

El6ter EDO.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 27.-Contrary to
expectation the boycott placed on the An
heuser-Busch and William J. Lemp beer
breweries has not been raised by che
National Brewers Union Quite an oppos-
ito stand has been beea, taken A reSolu-
tion has been passed notifying alin the
local unions that they must, If neo-
essary, draw their last cent out
CT the treasury to push the boycott to ste
bitter end. The American Federation Of
Labor and the executive board ofithe
Knights of Labor wtlbibe requested do
likewise. The boycottNagainst the aNew
York beer is also to be enforced, aud areso-
lutions to that effect have been adopted.
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P.rates In tho Mediterraneaa 4

MARsEILLEs, Aug. 81 The steamer
Senegal reports the revival Of piracy in the
Eastern Mediterranean. Vesselss trading
with the Levant have therefore been ordered
TO carry guns Of small caliber and other
arms
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Gladstone Denouuces Gambling.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Mr. Gladstone has
formidable aud growing national evil. He
adds that he is ready TO give his aid 10 any
efforts aiming at the extinction or mitiga-
tion of gambling.
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The suevia at sandv 1oo,-

A1'al AEM oRK, Aug. 27.-The Hanburg-
E,',sTlcan Lne steamship Suevis tom
rr-,,llou5g ra---lg and Hayre tor New YORK hefora
bI5 GIeel spoken at sea with the loss Of threa
H. Hes SI her propeller, arrived inside Sandv
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MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.

They Meet and Nominate Full State
Ticket.
OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug 27.--The repub-
lican convention here to-day nominated the
following state ticket, all by acclamation:
Governor-Col. William G. Vannort of
Kent county.
Controller-Capt. J. Macdonald.
Attorney General George NJ Sharp
Clerk Of the Court of Appeals-Enoch B j..
Abel,
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The situation in China.

BERLIN. Aug. 27-The Munich Allege
netne Zeitung has received telegram say
ing that the situation In China is excitingly
grave. and that combined action by the
powers is imperative.
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Pope Leo Preparing an Encycllcal.

Pope Leo Preparlng an hncycIlcaI-
ROME, Aug. 2I--The pope is preparing
an encyclical on the different forms OF gov-
eminent, bis object being TO show now
much the nations are indebted to the church
for colciliatory settlement Of differences.
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leern that Mr. Everett Of Stewart, in the
House Of Representatives this morning, de-
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
On and after FRIDAY, Nov. 6, 1891,
WINTER SCHRDULE
City &Suburban by. &COlst Line L. R Co.

For Bonaventure, Thunderbolt Isle OF Hope,
Montgomery and Beeulieu, CRY TIME.
The 800 p. m. train leaves from Second Ave.
nue. depot. All other trains leave from Bolton
street depot.
400, $50 p. m Returning, leave 6:15 $40 q.
M. 100, $40 $50 and $3.50 .. m.
For Isle of Hope $40. 1000 a. m. 1900. $3.50
y. m. Returning, leave 600, 800 a. m, t1:20,
$3.50 p. m.
For Montgomery and Beaulieu $40. 10000 a.
m 800 p m. Returning, 1890 q. m. 1880, sos
y. m.
wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays only.
+Second avenue and Whitaker streets.
Trains leave Bonaventure 5 minutes after
leaving Thunderbolt
Saturday nights train leaves city 700 D. IN.
See special Sunday Schedule in Sunday g issue.
G. W. ALLEY, Supt.
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to meet with each other and perfect the or

70 meet with each other and perfect the or
ganizatl0n.
There is a movement among the Jackson
vile lodges to have the place Of meeting Of
the Grand Lodge. Knights of Pythias of
Florida, changed from Key West to some
more convenient point IN the state. The
reasons given for the proposed change are
that the time required for going 20 and re-
turning from Key West Is too long, and
that the expense OF the trip will be too
great for the grand lodge exchequer.
The board Of commissioners of Osceola
county have unanimously agreed to appro-
pirate 81, 400 from the county general fund
20 the worlds fair fund, this being the full
sum apportioned by the directorate. The
warrant necessary has been drawn and for
warded 10 Hon. John F. Dunn, the treasurer
of the state directorate. Osceols is alive TO
the importance Of the movement and deter
mined to have a creditabls display OF the
states resources, and particularly Of that
county. A number Of the school children
have subscriptions and have collected con-
siderable sums.
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FLORIDA.

A runaway couple was arrested near
Cedar Key. The man has two wives.
During the past week eleven bridal couples
registered at the Alcazar hotel at st, Angus
tine. They came from all parts Of the coun-
try.
Capt. Ewers Of Company E, Fifth United
States infantry, is expected to report for
duty at st. Francis barracks at ST Angus
tine the latter part Of this month.
The lighthouse and buoy tending steamer
Laurel has towed the Putnam, a vessel in
the same service, to Milton to be laid IN
until further orders. The Putnam will DO
in charge Of Capt. William Hanlon Of War.
rington.
There has been on immense rush of or
anges to the casters markets thus far this
season. There has been transferred from
GAINESVILLE, up to date. l40, 900 more boxes
CT oranges than were transferred during
the same period last year.
Clement Pont. cigarmaker who was In
the employ Of John f. Hickman, at his
factory on Central evenue, at Tampa, died
very suddenly Tuesday morning OF hem
morrhage Of the lungs. II he had any
relatives their whereabouts are unknown.
Sergt. Maj. Chaplin of the Fifth United
States infantry, now at ST. Augustine, re-
enlisted in the United States army last
week for term Of five years. Sergt. Chap
previous TO that he served in the English
army.
At the Palafox Street Methodist church,
at Pensacola Sunday forty-two persons were
received into membership by experience
and five on letters, This large accession to
the membership Of the church is said to be
due directly to the revival meetings lately
held by Evangelists Culpepper and Connolly.
A magnificent specimen Of the American
eagle was seen on the streets of Pensacola
Sunday afternoon. 1t had been shot, but
only winged, by a hunter on the other side
of the bay, and was as lively as its pinioned
feet and broken wing permitted. 1t meas
ured six feet and four inches from tip to tip
of its wings
j. M. McAllister, who was appointed Fri
day by Gov. Fleming to tho circuit court
clerkship OF Escambia county. has for
warded bis resignation of the appointment
90 the governor. John LaRua, son Of the
late clerk, +. e. de LaRua, has been recon-
mended for appointment. and as he has nc
opposition will probably be appointed.
There is a movement on foot in Pensacola
70 form trades and labor assembly, which
win De made up of delegates from the diff
terene labor organizations of Pensacola
Snus making OF it o peculiarly local body
committees have already boon appointed
py some OF the organizations and commit.
MI SeeS Lrom the Others VIII soon be Appointed
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DON'T BE TAKEN UNAWAREs.

The shrewdess purchasers have been
trspped-even weasels have been caught
asleep. You may be as sharp as a razor
In driving bargain and still be taken
unawares. You can't be blamed for
being nipped once, but it's your own
fault If you don't profit by the lessons
Of experience. Why are you perfectly
safe in coming TO US for your Clothingq
Because we believe in giving as well as
taking, and because we know that an
unfair exchange doesn'r differ much
from robbery. Here's a chance for a
fair exchange if there ever was one.
And nowhere can you get fairer ex-
change for your dollar than at THE
FAMOUS" Clothing House, 148 Brough-
ton street, Savannah, Ga.
BENNETT HYMES,
Proprietor.
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DEzP.RooTED SUPERSTITION.
Hend Carter Thought His Brother
Voodooed Hin, and Killed Him.

Hend srson Carter Thought His Brother
Voodooed Hin, and Killed Him.
From the 81. Louis Republic.
PARIS. TEX, Dec. 5.-Deputy Marshal
Allen Latta came in to-day with Henderson
Carter. a colored man, who was charged be-
fore the commissioner with the murder Of
his brother, William Carter. Henderson
admitted that the killing was his act, but
said that the commissioner had better take
testimony. Upon Investigation Il
was found to be case of
voodoo belief. Henderson had acquired
the idea that William and a doctor were
voodooing him, and on Wednesday when
the doctor fixed up some medicine which
Henderson believed TO be part Of the voodoo
business be trie1 to kill the doctor. William
interfered and be killed him. The prisoner
was in dead earnest about the voodoo work,
and strenuously insisted on it all going into
the record of the examination. The killing
occurred in the Chickasaw nation.
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M ERCHANTA manufacturers. neranaNscr
1t4 corporations, and all others in need o.
printing. ithographine. and blank books Gao
have their orders promptly filed ak uaoAaaodn
E1caz, IS the MORNING NEWS YRLNRE3
EzDgS& WhAkAAnsw &Rnse,
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Al ERCHANTS. manufacturers. n me- ,ned q
III corporations, and all others 10 o. Gao
printing, lithographing, and blank DookSs "a
have their orders promptly flled, az IM,1NTiEG
pEinas a& the MORNING. NEWB fkAAN
EoUaR Whttalew nEresE.
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A Small Sized Cyclone Near Antioch.
The Oldest Maiden Lady in the State.
BIB. Plants Offer to Els Employees.
A Barn Burned at Thomasville-A
Nan Falls From a Wagon and Breaks
His Neck.
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RAILROADS.

TIAn Table No 4. IN EFFECT Nov. is, 1851.
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BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, S. c.

STEAMER ALPHA, H. A. SFRoBHAR,
Will leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
o'clock A. NJ, returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 10:30 A. NJ on
sailing days. viii touch at Button on Tues
day and Friday.
Special trips to Button every Sunday at 10
A. NJ, returning leave Button at A. NJ. Mon
day.
For further information, apply to
@. H. MEDLOCK, Agent. katie's wharf
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-24
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

A call for state immigration conven-
tion to be held in San Francisco August
oath, has been issued.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has given $780,
600 for the permanent support of five
kindergartens in San Francisco.
Premier Rudini has consented to de-
lay the issue of his green book on the
New Orleans affair, in order to facilitate
negotiations with the Washington gov
ernment.
J. F. Blanchard, of Los Angeles, who
was arrested at Merced for perjury in
the Ivett murder case, has been held to
answer in $4,000 bonds. Bondsmen
could not be secured, and Blanchard is
in Jail.
Superintendent Dimond, of the San
Francisco mint, has received orders from
Mint Director Leech to suspend local
purchases of silver for the present month.
The books are also closed for the receipt
OF crude silver, and Thursday will close
the receipt of bullion.