The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-07
ALL THROUGH DIXIE.
HAPPENINGS OF n WEEK IN THE
SUNNY SOUTHLAND.
Georgia Alone Is Not Our Domain - We
Cover tho Entire South from tho
Potomac to the Rio Grand.

Potomac to the Rio Grand.
Raleigh, N. c., June 4.-(Special.)-A
special from Washington city today states
that l.. IL. Polk is very sick, and that II
he does not speedily improve q surgical
operation will be necessary.
Death of state Auditor Heggie.
Montgomery, Ala, June 4.-(Special)-
State Auditor Heggie died this morning
at his home in Marion, Ala, after an i'll
ness which has extended over the past
year. He was elected first in 1888, aud
was just finishing his second term. He
was not a candidate for denomination.
Killed by Lightning.
Knoxville, Tenn, June 2.-(Special.-
Miss Goodwin, the daughter of a prominent
farmer near Blain, in Granger county, was
killed by lightning yesterday afternoon.
She was leaning against the window when
the bolt struck her. Death was instanta-
neous. The others of the family were much
stunned, but recovered.
Indictments Against The American.
Nashville, Tenn. June 2:-(special.) THE
grand jury today found indictments against
The American. Walter Cain, editor: and a.
$. Cooper managing editor, for criminal IL
bel. The aggreved party is President John
II. Mcdowell, of the state alliance, and the
Objectionable publication was the report of a
Stout states that Major Thomas Lewis had
charged Mcdowell with selling the demo-
cratic party to the railroads in 1885.
Alliance Stores to be Established
Columbia, S. c., May 3O.-(Special.)-
Manager ID. p. Duncan, of the state alli-
ance exchange, has returned from New
York. where he succeeded in getting $780,
600 from the Union Store Company, to be
used in connection with the five stores now
In operation for the benefit of the farmers
who will be charged 7 per cent for the
money. The alliance contemplates estab-
fishing a store of its own at every county
seat in the state.
They Cocaine Frightened
Lancaster S. c., May 30.-(Special.) "A
remarkable case of accidental killing oc-
cured near here yesterday. Raleigh and
Ellen, children of Mr.. John Mobley, were
minding cows in the bottoms. They had
the baby with them. They got to talking
about mad dogs. and continued their chat
until they actually became frightened and
climbed a tree to be out of danger in case
one should come along. They pulled the
baby up with them. When they recovered
from their fright and got ready to come
down, the baby fell and was killed.
General A. Y. HIPS Monument.
Richmond, Va, May 30.-The monument to
the memory of General A. p HILL of confed-
crate fame, was unveiled here today. with i'm
through which the procession passed which
consisted of military and confederate veterans
camps from Yarlous parts of the state, was
partially decorated with national, state and
confederate colors. The long line which was
about half an hour In passing a given point,
was heartily cheered throughout the route.
While the demonstration was not as large, by
any means. as that on the occasion OF the I'M
yelling Of the Lee monument, it was sufficient
who participated in 1t or had the pleasure Of
Witnessing it.
He Took Enough Strychnine
Knoxville, Tenn, June Especial Its
words spoken by Michael French this after
noon to his Mortified wife as he lay writing
on his bed dying, from strychnine admins.
tered by his own hands. French was one of
this county's wealthiest residents, promi-
nent allianceman, and resided six miles in
the country. Mr.. French's mind has been i'm
paired Of late from Ill health, and on last
Saturday he purchased twenty, grains Of
strychnne while III Knoxville, which he Sc
treted in his barn. This afternoon, putting
the entire amount In glass, he went to his
room and swallowed 1t all, dying in terrible
agony.
WayIaid and Whipped.
Bshopville. S. c., May 30.-(Special.)-
A sensational horsewhipping occurred at
'sthis place last night. Mir. e. Cardarel was
I .vavlaid and severely beaten with buggy
whips at about 8 o'clock, while on his way
to church. His assailants were Messrs.
John and Frank Morrisey, who, Cardareli
says, first lassoed him with a stout rope and
then beat him. His cries brought assist
nnce, and the Morriseys ran off before the
police arrived to arrest them.
Cardareli was badly bruised, and Is con-
fined to his bed. For personal reasons, the
injured party refused to take out warrants
for the two Morriseys. 1t is reported that
the cause of the affair was that Cardareli
had been too intimate with a sister of the
Morrisey boys.
Murdered Three Men.
Orangeburg, S. c., June 3.-(Special y
Henry Mailman, notorious desperate, was
arrested at Salleys yesterday. He is said
to nave killed three negroes in BullOch cOun-
ty and in consequence fled from justice to
South Carolina Governor Northen offered
q reward of $3.50 and the citizens of Bull
loch added 5000 more. Mailman was drunk
and disordery when arrested and although
conscious of being pursued boldly attended
the large picnic of the Salley Rifles, where
two detectives captured him while he was
eating dinner. He had three pistols in his
pockets but was taken unawares and had
no opportunity to use hem. 1t is said that
in all he has killed seven men. He was
placed in Aiken jail last night and carried
to Georgia today.
Salt rheum is compared to q burning build
Ing by one who suffered severely. He was
completely cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
is grateful for ''the 'pecula medicine" 100