The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22
Jail Delivery "a: hamilton.


JAIN Delivery at hamilton.
Hamilton, Ga, November 1S.-(Special.)
All the prisoners escaped from Harris coun-
ty jail today about IL o'clock by picking
a hole in The outside wall. This is the
second time the jail has been broken in
less than three months.
II suicides.
Jonesboro Ga, November 1S-(Specal.)
Mr. John S. Mann, Il farmer living about
five miles FROM this place, committed sui
eide yesterday by cutting his throat from
ear to ear. He was not found until this
morning when party of searchers came
upon his body near d branch on his place.
1t is thought that his mind was deranged,
as he had acted queerly for some time
50 Death
WaycrOss. Ga, November 16.-(Special)
William Lane, sixty years old, attempted
suicide by swallowing the contents OF four
bottles of laudanu1n. As soon as 1t was dis
severed that he had taken the drug he was
FORCED to drink as much water as he could
conveniently hold. 4 stomach pump was
then applied and about gallon of water
strongly impregnated with laudanum was
drawn off, resulting in his recovery. The
old man said he preferred death on account
of being incapable of supporting his family.
ue GAI- s,..o! Ii " and a."~t.
Carrollton, Ga November 14.-(Special}-
There were 5000 disappointed people IN Car
roton today. Miles orton's show was piiie ,.1
to give Il performance here today ana country
people in great numbers came NO SNOW now
came, but rain came down IN torrcHtS auu
everybody went home drcnching wet Inc
reason for the non appearance OF tne snow
and all to an enthusiastic ClevclHnd N n in
Chattanooga on the election. The Snowman
bet on Harrison and mis- show IS ownGn y
the Cleveland man. 1t is said the winner
rode the elephant in the Cleveland parade III
Chattanooga.
Farmer Badly Burned.
Columbus, Ga, November lO-tSpeclal.l
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iels wagon yard tonight. \ lamp exploded
in a room of which A. j. Thompson,
Harris county farmer, was the sole occu-
pant The oil and flames flew on Ihomp-
son, who was soon IN blaze, and Wild
with excitement and terror he rushed into
the yard, running around until he fell over
come with agony and exhaustion. When
assistance reached the unfortunate man he
YEAS in a horrible condition. His clothing
had already burned off and his body raw
in many places. He is still alive but can
hardly live through the night.
Safe ts.oyycrs in Georgia.
Carrollton. Ga, November 17.-(Special.)
Burglars and safe blowers got in their
work at Temple. this county. this morning
about two o'clock. The stores of B. l.
Mccain. Mobley & Williams and Kenny
and Stidlane were broken into and the
safes of Mccain and Moblev X Williams
We're broken open and 500 was taken from
the former and 500 from the latter. Be
was stolen. Perhaps more would have been
taken had not Colonel John Walker, the
hotel man, awoke, and hearing the noise
when a safe was blown open went out
and ran the midnight burglars away.
Sheriff jim Hewitt was notified of the
burglary and is i'll hot pursuit of the bur-
glars.
She Swallowed 81 Needle.
Dahlonega, Ga, November 1S.-(Specal)
Something like about Il month ago little
Ellie Moose, daughter of Mr. +. V. Moose,
who resides near town. went TO her father
and told him that something WAS growing IN
her tLepat just ulftier her chin. Mr.. Moose
made examination and found there a small
hard lump. and told the Child not to bruise
ii. 1t went on. week after week. Little
Ellie would complain that the lump was
growing larger, which was the case.
Mr. Moose, while making examination
of the place yesterday, found something i'll
il that resembled the point of a briar.
Taking the point of his knife he began
picking at it. and it came out. 1t got long
err END longer, when, to the surprise of MIR.
Moose, he found it to be twO-thirds of a
large cambria needle.
Something remarkable about it is that it
was never sore, never bled any and no pus
formed around the needle.
Mr. Moose thinks that the child must have
had the piece of needle in her mouth and
while playing incautiousIy swallowed 1t
20 IL t4osa' - Stevenson
The committee in behalf of the CONNER
cial Club which will soon be formally
opened in Atlanta, appointed to go to
Bloomington to Invite Vice President
elect Adlai Stevenson to be present at
the opening diuner OF the club, lett Nednes-
dav Tor the homo of the distinguished
gentleman.
Clark HoweI. chairman; J. G. Oglesby,
DR. Spaldug, Mayor Hemph.l and Stewart
Woodson. They viii be away several
DAYS and will bear the clubs hearty and
cordial invitation to the vice president
elect to come 10 Atlanta. -
It is generally believed that he will
come and Il is certain that he will receive
q rousing ovation should he be abe to ac-
ccpt the invitation so cordially rendered,
NOT by the club alone, but by the entire
city of Atlanta as well.
Ad5..i Acrepts.
bloomington, ILL.,, November 17.-(Spe-
ciaIl-Vice President elect A. i. Steven
son Will visit Atlanta as the guest Of
the new Commercial Club on the 21st OF
December and Will participate III its for
nal dedication
Indeed the club viii make the occasion
of General SteVenSon's visit the red letter
day Of its history, and plans are already
under way 10 demonstrate III satlsiac-
tory way the pleasure OF the city at
entertaining the distinguished guest and
his party.
Are fire., from all crude and irritating mat
Ter Concentrated medicine only Carters
Little Liver Pills. Very small; very easy 10
take: no pain; no gripping; no purginS. Try
them.
TO THE FAIR
Governor Northen and Committee Going
to Chicago.
Governor Nerthen, twenty-five senators
and representatives and number OF news
paper correspondents, will leave Ati'hIa
MI Wednesday afternoon for Chicago.
They go at the invitation of the East Ten
nessee. Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com
pany, extended through Colonel 3. ".
Wrenn, general passenger agent OF tie road.
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