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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

BALrIMonE, ATD., Nov. 1.-irhc conse-
Grafton OF Most Rev. Dr.T.sP. Chapcllc
(rectorots st. Matthew's church) WASH
ington, j. c., as coadjutor TO Archbisii-
op Salpointc, OF Santa Fe, ~ NJ, and
titular bishop Of Arahisso, Asia Minor,
took place this morning in thecatiin-
dril. Bishop Kain, OF Wheeling, w.
Va, assisted Cardinal Gibbons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02
THE !sTEIIvE WILL END.
Tho Miners of Pennsylvania VIII Declare

PIrTsnuHG, PA, Nov. 1.-The great
strike OF the coal miners OF this district
will be called OIL OH Tuesday. The
men have been returning to work in
large numbers fora week, and tho oni-
cials of the Miners association have de-
cidcd to call a convention OF the
strikers Oh that date 10 declare tho
strike of The strike was inaugilratcd
three months ago Tor 10.cent per ton
advance, md since that time nearly
1900 men havo betn idle.
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FRIDAY NlCl!T,S WORK.
Over Three Hundred Convicts Released
by tho lI!ncrs-Company Property
burned.

KNOXVILLE, Nov. IA reporter who
has returned IRON Briccvi!le and Coal
Creek says: Groups OF men could be
seen everywhere discussing the event
OF Friday night. Tho Briccvillc stock
ade, with the exception oil the north
wall, and the rifle pit were burned. Ten
oight-room houses anda large dining
hall inside OF the inclosuro went in the
general conilagration.
At the lower end OF the Coal creek
stockadc the Office building was burned
and the guard "shaclis" demolished.
The interior OF the convicts' dining hail.,
sleeping room, hospital ward and,
kitchen were filled with broken iurni-
turc and shattered glass and queens
ware. The store OF Warden Jack
ChuInlcy at this point was riflcd and
about $500 OF goods taiien and de-
stroycd.
Tho citizens OF Driccrilic began to
hear squads OF men passing through
the place on their way to the stockadcs
between s and . o'clock Friday night.
This kept up for nearly an hour. 1t
was about $3.50 o'clock when 200 men
descended Waldens ride approaching
tho stockadc the east. They called.
upon Warden Cross to deliver the keys
OF the prison.
THE WARDEN GAVE UP THE KEYS.
While this was going OH. the maya
zine was blown up and the stocks sur
rounded by $500 men, and Cross gave
up the keys, and when the HI convicts
were released they assisted in burning
and DESTROYING the property. The at
tacElnS party then moved on the Chnm-
icy, OF Goal SteeN s@tockaug' @ anu hait
WIS.,, m"s t,r.auo t nGaf anete anu tmettyIiivo
iiica ,MGtc sGiit io'Watu 70 ueIilliu ,ri 'ne
tlte.t.,et S.i,. .! .i.o coiiyiSts. ING men
HT,s ~ IUst''ttotts HI Ho..cta ia9"l ateit
tne.'eJ'J,S ,t..I iiS o'y o.c u"to Mus ol'
nv nv anu nc iosV ~ 'ii'e III o1oyliiSs.
~ eoitNit's ~ t1iu W 20 ":lu many
VI .iicIii ~ Dricc'iiic were gwen c!tl-'
@e,I w, c'o't'.iis. -, !
:, aeli tIe cohSicts SIc.1 were iiDcratcG
tlic: p!u'.Iiefeu Sh!lihteN store s ana
uGs'iTieu ti!e stoc'auo uiilieure' INC
ot..ss uuiiuii'S Mas seO vi iIG nc py thc
oHeL .,i. L'uIiiii!s .. 6t.ic stove. Inc mop!
.iiGu .n UGsecI.ueu 70 tiie V1tcy, where
LncE seg OH several oEhaihite Dohibs
ana llteu ~ u sliail cannon iheT nad win
mem. ,i INC r&cket occasioneu by these
uisGliaESes, loeetler Win thc explosion
.; Itic t.l.ilul'a.l1ii stoIeu ~ sIAe brice
SiIie vi. o s.ochIue, .J l, Mllcn thc llFe touched
OH, ctcateu INC IMPRESSION among nom
part.cipa"tS ,S, !haL slliaii war was IN
progress, In!s' however, was not INC
case, as,thefe was not Hsingleshothrcd
~ any man.
TIE COUNTRY COVERED WITH STRIPES.
The woods and fields and railroad,
tracks surroundinr tbc two 1s.oc,aIns
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IMPORTANT CHANGES
Suggested In tho Form OF Government or
the t1Ictliodist Church,

the sicthodist Church.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 1.-Thc Method.
list bishops have been heard to-day in
all,thc churches in the cityand suburbs,
some OF them preaching three sermons.
Their business is approaching. compile
ton. TheneSt,mocting willbeheld at
Omaha in Nay next, preceding the
meeting OF the general conference. At
that timo an address TO the conference,
which is now under consideration, will
be completed.
Taking advantage OF the presence OF
the bishops, the licv. DR.. McChesney,
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pastor OF tho Walnut Hills Methodist

pastor OF tho Walnut Hills Methodist
church, has published in local paper
Il letter giving voice to certain criticisms
Of the present episcopal policy OF the
church, and thinking that the next
general conference will geo proposed
changes. The principal features Of tho
change suggested, Rro limited terms,
instead OF life tcnurcs for tho bishops,
and IN assignment OF zach bishop TO u
definite territory, insteall OF n general
supervision OF tho whole Methodist
world by tho Board OF Bishops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02
CATHOLIC C.lehrutInn,

ST. PAUL, Nov. Fifty years ago to-
day the first Catholic church was croct-
cd in what is nowthc !statc of Nlinne-
sofa, and Catholics all over the state to-
day celebrated tllc annivcrsarywith M.
pro2riitc services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02
MARRIED HER BROTHER.
Unique Scheme Adopted by u
Young German Girl
TO MAKE SURE HER ENTRANCE

Into This Country Under tho Immi-
grafton LawH.-sho Was Married to
Her Alleged :Betraycr, Who Proved
to Do Her Own Brother and Who
Was Perfectly Willing to Havo It
That Way in Order That Sho Could
BcAdlnittcd..A Strange Story.
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QUAY'S SUITS.
lie VIII Prosecute tho Chairman CT The
Dcnocraticr C0n:u,lttcc

Democratic ICon:u.lttcc.
BEAVER, Pa, Nov. 1.-Senator Quay,
after consultation with his counsel,
Rufus L. shapley, has instructed him
to commence suit tomorrow morning
in Philadelphia against James Kerr,
chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mittec, ior 100000 damages for libel
and conspiracy to libel, and has also
retained George S. Graham, district
attorney OF Philadelphia, with Mr..
SnanlrY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

NEw YoaK, NoY. III. Ar. Carter,
Minister TO tic United States from
Hawnii, lieu.ati:30 o'clock this morn
ing at the Everett Housc.
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A. DISASTROUS FIRE
Ragos over two Hours at Martins
Forty This Morning.
THEkEG, BARREL and BOXFAC7ORY

Burned to tho Ground with all its
Observation-Disclosures OF tho Loss
and the Insurancc...A House with n
Corpse lyIn. In it Catches Firc..Onc
hundred aud thirty.hvo men
Thrown out Of EmployIncnt.--Thc
Biggest Elazc for Years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-30
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
Result o. the Inquiry Into the Dea
ofa Negro at RevuOlds

Result o. the Inquiry Into the Death
of a Negro at Reynolds.
REYNOLDS, Ga. July 29.-The coronor'c
jury implicated Joe Corbin, at the inquest
held here over the body of Adam Gray, the
negro found floating down Flint river.
There was not any evidence to implicate
Adams wife. Joe Corbin is a hard Gus
toner. He has served term IN the peui-
Tertiary. He is now in jail.
Jas. Parks and Frank Blair had an al.
tercation three miles below here Monday.
Parks knocked Blair down and attempted
to cut him. Blair shot Parks in
the thigh, the ball coming out at his back
He is not fatally wounded, though DR.
Nswsom, his physician, says he is quite
badly hurt. Whisky and women were al
the bottom of the difficulty. Both parties
are white, and Parks has the reputation o!
being great fighter He uses his little knit,
without much provocatlon. Not more thar
week ago he was quite badly used up by
his son -in~law in little fImily fracas.
The rain is injuring the crops now. Cot
ton is shedding and rusting. Before 81
much rain the prospects here were fully w
to those of last season
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TOWNSVILLE TOPICS
Husssrs Want to Enter the State
Troops-Personal Points

Husssrs Want to Entsr the State
Troops-Personal Points
TOWNSVILLE, GA, July oh. H. San
ford, proprietor of Dixie nursery, shipped
yesterday for exhibition at the horticultural
convention in Quitman a solid carload of
specimens. The express company is carry
ing all exhibits free.
Forty-one members of the Hussars, Thorn
asvllle's cavalry company, have petitloned
TO enter the state troop. Capt. McLain of
the Hussars Yves present at recent meeting
of the advisory board. and he says the board
Is down on the cavalry. One member Of
the board was disposed to make light of this
branch Of the military, saying that sabers
were useless in these days, aud that the
United States military authorities were
even considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of drop
ping them entirely.
The Carrabelle, Tallahassee aud Georgia
Railroad Company Is once more on its feet
and promises TO come on rapidly to Thomas
VILE Il is now stated that the number of
directors will be increased and that Thorn
asville will have one member on the board
The frequent and copious rains are max
ing the farmers uneasy. The cotton pros
pecs, 80 far, is very fine Up TO this time
last year it was almost equally fine, wi hen the
rains set in and greatly damaged the crop,
causing rust, shedding and the destructive
boil worm, which ruins the cotton bolls
after they seem TO be safe
Thomasville viii have published 10000
copies Of a neat illustrated book, telling the
world Of the climate aud resources of itself
and Thomas county. The matter is being
prepared now
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GEoReIA's GOOD rEMPLARs.
The Grand Lodge of the Order in Ses-
SIGN at Athens.

CALAA az AeLCA-o.
ATHENS, GA, July 29.-The grand lodge
of Good Templars are in session here. The
opening exercises were held in the college
chapel last night, where numerous addresses
were made by prominent delegates.
Thomas A. Reed of the Athens Banner de-
hvsred the address Of welcome. He was fol-
lowed by Rev. H. A. Hodge, grand worthy
chief, from Macon, who spoke for some
time on the great work of the order. Rev.
NJ. a. Mathews of Calhoun also made an
eloquent address. The convention then ad-
journed until this morning, when the bust
ness session was commenced.
The convention was called to order at
o'clock, and the committee on the state OF
the order reported and the lodge resolved 70
do great deal Of work in the way of pub
lie mems meetings during the next year.
Lecturers will be appointed over all the
state, who will subserve the purposes of the
order by nlumining its principles. The
order now turned to the head
of the next place for meeting
placed In nomination. Cedartown was
chosen, and the fourth Tuesday in July,
1892, was selected as the day.
The delegates now turned to the election
of officers, and the following we're chosen:
Grand Worthy Chief Templar-H. A.
Hodges Of Macon. q
Grand Worthy Vice Templar-Miss Decie
Oliver.
Grand Worthy Counselor-T. W. Reed.
Grand Worthy Secretary. G. Thrower
Superintendent Juvenile Templars-J. j.
Keith.
The afternoon session was devoted to the
regular business before the order, and moth
ing of public interest occurred.
Tonight Evans lodge rendered the dele
gates and visitors reception at their regu-
lar meeting hall. the visitors are highly
gratlied with Athens, and speak in the
kindhest terms OF her hospitality and unre-
served cordiality.
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AN EXCESS OF RAIN.

Planters around SsndersvilIe Suffer
ing From the Downpour.
SANDERsvILLE, GA, July 29.-This sec
ton is now suffering from the consequences
Of an excess of rain, aud at present there is
10 indication of its cessation. The seasons
have been very propitious for the corn
crop, which the farmers say Is now made
anu will be unusually abundant. Cotton
is growing rapidly, and the plants
are now so full of sop that they will be
badly damaged if dry weather should pre-
vail. In some sections OF Washington
county. which is one os the largest in the
state, there has been but little rain, and in
portions OF johnson, Immediately south of
here, there is complaint Of drought.
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any other southern state. 1t is

any other southern state. d." 40
about 800 600. g.
The bill authorizing the governor "
accept this money, vas passed, .,d
The bill 70 relieve the ~mitns'1iaL a'l1
Dunlap railway Of the pen ats I1ed - 'Uo
oct Of Sept. L. lSS9, Was passed
Tho House reso.U ion proFl.j,1-As - W
payment of the salaries Of tic F" es'ei a--4
Atlantic railway Commissioners stI9r-
ueys, stenographefs, etc, vas al'S- -
amodnts are as follows: 10 1ns - -
sioners, Hon y. J. Hammond ! n ~ o. ~ -
Black. Hon q. Gunb' JaTlsu' non 80. " -
Hui t-ol c. d. McCutche7u, Col U5oI Se
A e-cer. Hon. J. l. Warren and non. u =
H,1bss i 5JJ. TO Ion CLIFFORD Anderson
Ise9Ing counsel .or the state, Sl,3yO; to
H. 7 Hall and Hon ". \. Atkluson,
associate attorneys. $1,000 each, !. cooper
Tssbit sergaaut>ar- arms, 1900, h. L. Porry,
stsnograpllr 81, go small sums we're
ORDERED peid 10 tue porter and for printing.
Tn. bill to organize the Fourth regiment
OF C1- rgIa volunteers was passed. ana DO"
awaits th signature # the governor.
A number Of bills Of a l0cal nature were
read O :hIrd time and passed.
At1l.3J o'clock the Senate repaired TO the
HJus 10 hear the address Of Chancellor W.
Z. fozgs # the State University.
This morning Senator c. I. Zachry OF
the T4irty-f urth vas in attendance Tor the
first time since he was seriously hurt, and is
Just reCOverin-.
DR.. ". F. Golden of the Thirty-eighth
I.strict, who has been i'll for a week, was in
DIS seat to-day.
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REFUs SEES 70 BEARRRsEED.

tug" russell, Jud &c Lisby's Supposed
Murderer, Says He will Come In.
DOUGLAS, GA, July 29-The latest de-
velopments in the Lisby murder of Irwin
county, is that a warrant has been sworn
out for the arrest of Tug" Russell, whom
it is thought did the killing, from the fact
that he had repeatedly threatened TO take
the deputy sheriff's life The officials also
tracked the murderer to within a mile of
Fussel's house, and the size of the track
correspondent with the number of shoe Fus-
sci wore, which was number six. RUSSELL
refuses to be arrested, but says that he will
be at the trial
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COW THIEVES JAILED.

The Stolen Mixer Traced to Sparta
by the Owner.
SANDERsvILLE, GA, July 29.-The fall
term of the Washington superior court will
be held in September, and there are several
jail birds awaiting trial. Two were added
to the inmates yesterday, having stolen a
Jersey COW from Mr.. Webster's farm
and carried her to Sparta for
sale. The low price at which the cow
was offered aroused suspicion, and by corre-
spondence over the wires it was learned
that the COW was stolen in this county The
identified the DOW, aud brought the thieves
back and lodged them in Jail. One strange
feature is that one Of the negroes is pros>
porous farmer
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sANDERsvILLa's NEW ROAD.
Col Garrsrd to Endeavor TO Secure
the Original SUBS criptions.

Col Garrard to Endeavor to Secure
the Original Subs criptions.
SANDRRsvILLE, GA, July 29-When
the Middle Georgia and Atlantic railroad
was first projected the citizens of Washing
ton county subscribed $780, 900. Under the
new organization, however, these subscrip-
tions are not available. A meeting of the
citizens OF the county has been called for
next Tuesday. Aug. 4, when President
Williams aud Col. Garrard of Savannah
will be here IN the interest of the new road,
and those who subscribed at first will be
urged to renew their subscriptions. This
road is one of the most important new lines
projected in Georgia and our people are
alive to the benefits which will accrue when
it is built. 1t will be az airline from Savan-
nah TO Atlanta Sandersville is not on the
main line Of railroad, and our people now
realize the importance of the new line,
which will give them unexcelled railroad
facilities The shortening OF the distance
from Savannah to Atlanta will also be a
big item, as it will insure the road nearly
all of the through travel and make freight
rates cheaper -,-.N
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cIeanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituaa
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
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wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
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Session ofthe Senate.

Immediately after the opening of the
Senate this morning, several important
local bills were introduced. The bill which
appropriates $500 or SO much thereof as is
necessary to defray the expenses of
collecting the names OF those to
whom the direct tax is to be returned,
was passed The governor will
employ some one to go TO Washington to do
this work The congressional bill provides
that this money be turned over to the
governors of the states wherein IL was COLI
iecEed in bulk, and he is to see that it is
returned to the parties who paid it. Geor-
gia's amount il probably less than that Of
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ATLANTA. GA, July 29.-Ibe Harry
Brown case, which was set for to-day, was
again postponed, as United States Attorney
Darnell could MT be present. The case will
be hoard when United Sta'es Commissioner
VIII Haight can make arrangements to get
both sides together. Mr.. Brown, it will be
remembered, Is charged with sending a lot
terry advertisement through the mails.
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SAYS HE WON'T PAY.
DUMMY CARS CRASH.
A Conductor Has One of His Legs Cut
Off-Pessen9e gers Injured.

NJ1A y b55oII 3 u . III II gu
ATLANTA, GA, July 20.-There was a
frightful wreck on the Metropolitan
dummy line here to-day. The brakes on a
dummy running at a break-neck speed re-
ing dummy. Both cars were carrying
passengers. The collision came SO unex-
pectedly that none CT the passengers on the
STAINING car could get off The car was
badly damaged, but no one was killed.
Conductor Wilson had one leg cut off Just
above the ankle. Several persons received
slight injuries. 1t ~as at first thought that
several persons in the car were killed, and it
is q marvel how they escaped.
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Stabbed by IA Bow.

ORLANDO, FLA. July ga negro boy
named Buss Mcknight was bathing in Lake
Minnie last Saturday evening, and got into
a quarrel with another colored boy named
Charlie Qast name unknown Charlie
slipped away and secured a knife, with
Which he cut a cash IN McKnight's temple
and another in his shoulder. The wounds
are likely to result in lockjaw other wise
they are not very serious. Both boys are
about Is years Of age.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-30
a Wedding at Harlem.

HARLEM, GA. July 29.-D. P. Haselton,
a rising young business man of Athens, was
married 70 Mrs. Zena Cook ConnaT at the
Methodist church this afternoon at $50
O'Clock. The ushers were G. c. Hamilton
aud George Lucas. There were no attend
ants. The church was beautifully decorated.
Rev. g. ". Griner performed the ceremony.
The bride and groom left on the fast train
resorts
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Maryland's Prohibitionis,s.

BALTIMORE. Nd, July 29-The Prohibi.
ton party of the state of Maryland held its
state convention to-day at Glyndon camp
ground, and chose by reclamation the fol-
loving ticket: For governor, Edwin Hig-
gins Of Baltimore city; for controller,
Joshua lowering of Baltimore county; for
attorney general, H sea B. Moultoa of
M0ntg merry county; for clerk of the court
of appeals. Levin S. Nelson of Worcester
cOuntE
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Atlapta's New Paner.

ATLANTA, GA, July 29.-Sam Small
hasn't returned yet. No satisfactory reason
is assigned, and Editor Smalls friends here
only look wise and say not hing when asked
If he is really coming back 10 the newspaper
business. Rumor has It that differences
prevail as to the policy Of the paper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-30
Hog Cholera in Iowa.

WATERLOO, IA, July 29-Hogs are
diving IN great numbers fiom cholera 10 the
southern part of this county. The same
locality suffered severely from the ravages
been almost entirely depleted, the loss Of
young pigs being especially large.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-30
LIrRIA OEAUr AUQUA.

R. B. Reppard srrvcs Full OF Enthu-
slasm over sunday School Work.
LITHIA SPRINGS, GA. July 29.-Under the
management of that distinguished former
citizen Of Savannah. Rev. John W. Heidi.
the proceedings at the Lithia Chautauoua
grow daily in interest. r. B. Reppard ar
rived to-day and evinces the same enthu-
siastic and useful interest in Sunday school
work as ever. His address at II o'clock
this morning was heard by a large
and interested audience. Hon. Gazaway
Hartridge lectured tonight Tomorrow
will be Children's dRy, and several addresses
will be delivered 10 the little ones. Other
amusements will be provided. and tue
beautiful and extensive grounds will be
bright with the cherubs and infants of a
larger growth. Prof. Allen of Mississippi
viii lecture during the day, and at night.
Miss Margaret Johnston of Cincinnati
will put twenty-five young ladies through
the movements and inflexlons of the Del
sarte system. Miss Johnston is
justly celebrated as an elocutionist aud
will entertain the audience with several Of
her best numbers
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MARRIAGES.

TYLER-RUSSELL-M by Rev. Robb
White, on the 2lst inst, at the brides resi-
dence, on Waldburg street, in this city, JAMES E
TYLER 10 Miss WILHELNIS4 G. RUSSELL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and AFTER Feo !, 1890 the basis Of pseGs-
sreTHeEf Of al 0dVertISsB0 - Ne hoRsusG
News ietQ be agate at tie rate Of 81 30 an
inch for the Srst i,sse-ti0n. No SpecioI Notice
inserted for less than 81 90.
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SAM JONES EGGED.

The Hen Fruit Not Fresh and the
Populace Indignant.
Houston, TEX, July 29.-While preach
ing to large audience here tonight, and
when in the middle Of his discourse. some
people on the outside turned out the lights
and rotten-egged Rev. Sam Jones aud his
audience, most of whom were ladies. There
IS great indignation felt, and trouble may
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Died From His Wound.

CONVICTION. GA, July 29-J. NJ. Roberts,
who was accidentally shot by his son while
endeavoring to protect his father from the
murderous assault of a negro, died last night
and " as buried this afternoon,
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Couldn't Play Bail.

ATLANTA. GA, July 29.-The game be-
tween the Deppers and Atlantas was again
knocked out to-day by unfavorable weather.
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Mecca's Cholera Epidemic.

LONDON, July 29.-Dispatches received
from Mecca state that the death rate from
cholera is l40 per day at that place and
so daily at Djeddah.