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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14

"The 'Fauntleroy' craze is as dead as a
dooT nail" said a manager recently.
Now we want Little LORD Hobbledehoy,'
the laughabe, impish, humorous youngster
we all know: People are tired to death
of yellow haired. apa-kissed-mamms chill
dren.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14

Miss Marie Tempest sails for this country
next week. During her stay in England she
has visited the theaters a great deal. and al
ways worn startling costumes. These have
been chronicIed in the London dramatic
papers as conscientiously as the afternoon
drives Of the queen in the big daiies
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14

se aura t biggar has been engaged by Man
~ AVID Henderson 70 play the title rols
al baba" At tho Chicago opera house.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14

r,.., Are Popular and Will Start the
on Rolling in Good Style - Two
Ia Attractions In August-Some-
tn,nq About Charles Hsnford Who
80 Here for the First Time This
r.aso,-other Dramatic Notes.
~. theatrical season opens on next
s-.,s3sv. Three companies are booked for
chs month. Their dates are as follows:
saturday, Aug. 2O-Wilson's Ministries.
Monday, Aug. 29--"After Dark"
Ta3nesdav. Aug. 31-Sadie Seaman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14

ne dramatist's life is a hard one, accord.
aug 70 Sardou. Dickens could never write
S,I ptay; Balzac could never write a play
t loselsts cannot write plays. Writer'S Will
Ivy understand the terrib mechanical APP
o. o. .'loeship necessary 10 turn even the
T. Soa.esl dramatic instiHc5 TO account. The
H., must be unceasing, the effort unend-
lLg' the self-scrutiny implacnble; then, IL
you 90 not in the end show genius, you at
,,,, snow sac" training; your play will Le we'll
l. 49, soSetAer. The genius Of modern drama
49,, 20 construction, and without that you
a. - rs vel expect to write good piece
- W Duild fine house without any founda-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14

4le Contract which Name. Patti bias made
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
AIDED BY REPUBIICANS,
Tho BoJters of Kansas Were Able to Hold n
Convention.

topeka. Kas., October THE antl-fuslon
strairhtout or boiling democrats of Ian
sas met here today in state convention
The convention has been anticipated with
low by the republicans and corresponding
mjscivings by the populsts and fusion dem
ocrats. for upon its action 1t is generally
conceded the fate of the fusion ticket
denends. September 10Th last, the boilers
atinmpted to hold q convention, but the at
tendance was very small and today's con-
ynntion was then called. The boilers have
hmcn read ont of the party IN their sWn
counties. The call for today's convention
protests against the surrender OF the
democratic organization to the peoples par
tv The regular democratic state commit
tee met here yesterday and threw
bombsheIl into the boilers camp by pro-
ducing correspondence showing that the re-
nnb ljeans We're aiding and abetting the
straightouts. ard that the republican colnrit-
Toe had sent to various democrats through
ont rbe state free passes from tier ZONES
tn TonelSa and return, SO shat they might
conveniently attend the convention Ihe
democratic committee claims this one fact
viii rob the conventions action u infiu.
once. hut the boilers are going mead ana
claim that their political course Is the
nroner one
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
GaorCin md Flor
E
From Thh RiChmOnd Timaa

From The Richmond Times, .oro ,rorhors
Georgia md Florida, ty,,nn ord driven
of the SOLID south, have of tbn third Marty
two more nails in the cof OF , IhS tn'rd Pars
In both these states We -, -, .,z..,o,
had made special effort aa.' '.,, 80 a,ro
as they lid in Arkans' t I. ,o.;or ra+,,rns
Of carving them, b.. do e' .nINn,oaa no
I'M INV cpt both states by large
a4o~,tns 49, nrd party annex TO radical
Ito. 49, ,,nI,n. II Florida only 5000 votes
" ~ ao,h+, ohouta solid south, Therefore are
80 ond thnteason is very plain. South
.1uor NOV tx about abandoning the old
~ orT rs much as they choose
Nv, - ,ha, come to the polls and find
w - oajronted with the cold fact that
". 49, Itc the democratic ticket they
'.'esa 50 ~ radical and negro anu bayonet rule
"a '.'1 - 1T to come to their senses and vote,
w ,,, the first law of nature. for self
defense. , ,,,u-,a.
- lima the only four southern states in
-.h.. .,.tions have been held so far, and Is what
~ nag Virginia, tho Caroinas, and all the
other sethern states.
The ectoral vote of the south may DC safety
M, aog for Grover Cleveland.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
Eoeth Had tho Vertigo.

-. yyood n J.. October B.-Ihe I'M
La Ss that Actor Edwin Booth had a
painting in his a the e1 r tsns re
and had Dew Nunosrays messages from Booths
re4ds nang as r to his hss sa kent tn tn
the past day or tive Mp 1oS Se went out for
his ar rNo.n acoompanieA by his daughter, Mrs
the report about I'd h in ofh hs
II had Pssn of sassre M IN
merely an, ma in falling struck his head against
marble mane ana discqcred his sge b as
said that hard work at h ms pr'tesS the fal
soms"tn raeedian walked from his carriage to
the entrance OF the hotel he looked prhis d aaa
somewhat weak, but could not DO regarded 10
an invalid.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
THEY'LL NEVER FUSE.
The Republican Electors Hold Meeting
and Say 60.

and Say 60.
There will be no fusion.
The republicans of GeoSia VIII support
their own ticket and wa,e An active cam
paign in Georgia.
The third partyites viii % likewise and
the democrats will rally again in November
with q majority ff 'rrov@' Cleveland
much afer the fashtn of fIoyornot North
ems big vote.
There has been much talk of fusion be-
tween the republicans and third partyites.
1t has been the ieief of many leading dem
ocrats that as soon as the state election
was over. ColAe Buck would attempt TO
lead the republicans of the state into the
camp of thu third party and pool issue
with them il the November election either
by withdpwing half of the republican
candidate for electors. the third partyites
withdrawing half of theirs in outright
fusion II else by withdrawing the entire
electorA ticket of the 'epubicans and
throwing their whole support to the bird
nartY candidate.
Cyionel Buck called meeting of the re,
p,ylcan candidates for electors, several
dlys ago for the purpose of discussing. and
aking action accordingly, the advisability
of withdrawing their ticket il the state and
giving their support to the third party in
the November election.
That meeting was hold Saturday at
high noon at the custom house.
what They Did.
They talked the matter over in pleas
ing, harmonious elaboration all the after
noon. 1t was no stormy sesslon, but
quiet, d&iberative one, and here's the
way Colonel Buck told the minutes to
Constitution representative after adjourn
ing, briefly, half regretfully, perhaps but
plainly:
Our republican candidates for electors
at large, as also the republican candidates
for the electors in the districts will be sup
ported by the party
I'm one district we have no nominations
for electors as yet, and as TO that, l can
not speak Us the matter of putting out a
candidate is to be determined by the re-
pubicans of that district"
1t is not known how the republicans will
vote as to the race between the third party
and democratic candidates for congress.
As they have taken no steps towards
putting out candidates themselves for
congress, 1t is a reasonable presumption
TO believe that they will be laft to vote us
they choose on this issue unless Colonel
Buck sends out another circular urging
them to support the third party candidates
as he did in the state election.
1t il still more reasonable to suppose
that they will vote as they choose even II
Colonel Buck does send ont such n circular,
II the effort of said circular in the recent
stat election is to be the grounds of Jndg-
mont
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
RS. HARRIsON's CONDITION.
oft lung Consolidated-Her Case Not
'o' f3oDsiese.

wellington, October 6.-Asde from the
usm, changes characteristic in cousumpuIe
oo ~ there has been no particular alteration
10 9e condition of Mrs. Harrison since she
II, III. brought to Washington from Loon Lake
amIat two weeks ago. Although critically III
"r in n condition where new computations
MI sneedly prove fatal, her case IS not ap-
sshitely hopeless, and instances are known
Mere persons in similar extremely dangerous 0S
%dition have SO far recovered as 10 ENJOY ENJOY
stances are rare, however. The presidents
y and friends cling to the hope tt that ex Mrs
iaaa ~ the rule The great danger to be
lohs IS the reproduction Of fluid In the chest
,aTity which might gather in twenty -four
hours and prove fatal, especially II the pa
Mrs Harrison's right lung is entirely CON
solidated. so that she has no use or 1t what
.yer The left lung is not involved
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
AT THEIR OLD CANE.
pspublicans Importing Votes to New YORK
tat

New York. October eLe9tsnans sta3s
Sheshan, chairman OF To- Sa thos he
amp nasiav e0 proCf that e republican mana
gers importing men f from sodthepn states
hnu a tt tatn and that ,ttempts will be made
In the Smaller cities aturday OF shs week
the first day Of registrfion to register many
b BOARD Of registry will le carefully watched by
1em"cratic Committees and any. and every at
tempt made at false reS.Ia nma T sbs seses
nf tha culnr,ts. 1t reported that the leo
er OF Of Tammany bill are considering Coz
gresham Ashhe Teh as cand dcnnnt Tor Tor
nn1;,in alton If it sholld be rendered 10 him.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
ALABAMA REPUBLICANS.
They Endo rso the Fusion Ticket and Outline
the Plan of Campaign.

Montgomery, Ala, October S.-(Special.)
The republican state campaign committee
met here today with full attendance. Its
Injecting was secret but it has leaked out
that it endorses the Lake View fusion
ticket put out by the Kolbites and third
party people, and that Chairman Moseley
was Instructed to issue an address, which
will be done on Monday or Tuesday, to the
republicans of the state instructing them
how to vote and outlining tho republican
plan of battle
Some of the most prominent republicans
in the state are here and many leading
third partyites are also here in conference
with the committee. The conference was
still in session at late hour tonight. The
purpose of the conference is understood to
be to issue instructions to federal inspectors
of the election as to their powers and du-
ties and to secure the appointment of such
inspectors as may be named by the Kolb-
ties. The committee however, refuses to
talk or give anything out.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
EVERY REASON FOR HOPE.

HEASON EON HOIL
That Is the Way Chairman Harrity Views
the Democratic Situation.
Philadelphia, Pa, October 2.--Chair-
man Harrity came over to spend Sunday.
He believes that Cleveland should make
few public addresses during the cam
paign, but whether or not he will do so
Is as yet an undetermined question.
Referring to the present political condi-
tons, Chairman Harrity said 81 regard
the outlook for democratic success as par
ticularly bright. | should say that Cleve-
land has not less than seven chances out
of ten to be elected. The campaign In
New York Is In good shape, aid the stu
alton there is improving every day. Lieu
tenant Governor Sheehan, Who is chair
man Of the democratic campaign commit
tee Of the state Of New YOlK, has an etf1-
Gent organization with united party ut
its back. The democrats Of Indiana are
in better state Of organization than they
have been at any time since 1884, when
they carried the state fer Cleveland and
Hendrix. Governor Cry Is among those
who are leading the fight in Indiana and
his work has already mad telling effect
1--WE feel certain of our ability to carry
all the southern staes' said Chairman
Harrity, notwithstanding the claims of
the republican managers in some Of those
states. The situation in Alabama was
serious but the hteSt news from that
state satisfies us that we shall carry it
for Cleveland and Stevenson; and Of q
favorable result In West Vir-
ginia we have no doubt. Our
friends In Michigan, Wisconsin,
Illinois and Iowa, as well as those in
Massachusetts, New Hampshire !: and
Rhode Island, are doing splendid work
and l believe we shall get the electoral
votes from more than one of those states
Then. too, the Weaver electoral ticket IS
likely to win in several of the far western
states, thus depriving Harrison and Reid
of that many electoral votes.
Altogether, we feel very much encour-
aged and we fail to see that anything ma
terial will occur within the lext five
weeks to change the situation te the pref
udice of democratic candidates."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
MALONE sURRENDERs.
And Waits on tho Republican NatioI
Committee.

And Waits on tho Republican National
COMMITTEES.
New York, October S.-General Williams
Malone of Virginia, one of the last of the
bitter opponents of President Harrison, TO
show signs thathe knew campaign was IN
progress, walked up to the steps OF the
brown stone headquarters of the republican
national committee today. Many compar-
ed it to the call which Thomas 9. Platt
made at the headquarters several weeks
ago and the ''placating" of Malone figured
Sm1yly as prominently in current talk as
dit he ''placating'' of Platt at that time. :,
From a reliable source it was ascertained
at republican headquarters that a deloga-
ton would be sent to Maine to see Blaine
and get him to take the stump. The task
Of gathering in the vote of the Irish-Ameri-
can citizens Of New York has been assign
ed by Chairman Carter to Richard @. ker-
mems, member of the republican national com
mittee from Missouri. Until it is too late
to be of any advantage to work in this
field. kcrnens will devote most of his time
and energies to it,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
cEEsPo WAS SUCCESSFUL,
49,, VIII Soon Form IL New Government In
Nenezuela.

Washington, October IA dispatch from
Admiral Walker to the navy department
eonGrms the reported victory of General
C CanI, LIS IN Venezuela. and announces that
G gre Present Sc government has fallen and
t Tue GENERAL Crespo will soon be at the
he Ihe q dis s Of Admiral Walker said in
substance: "Ihe revolutioni,sts. y, are success.
oTGe1 T Ss1a ade p'
@na mi takes possession of Caracas today"
CT esp, This dispatch it will he seen that
-. IRON nan IT , crobabe step will be the announce
Inc tie Of new government for Venezuela,
miih General Crespo at the head Of affairs
Admiral W Mot.r has sent tbe S to @
teneI cen interest. in the events that trou-
on pte Venezuela and will look after the rights
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
CLEVELAND IN CHICAGO.
1hc Ex- President VIII Attend the Dcdica-
ton Exercises.

the following: Ex-President Cleveland VIII
be seen III chicago this month. Word was re,
ceiysi last night that ex-President cleveland
had decided to reconsider his refusal or the
invitation to the exposition dedication, and
was preparing letter of acceptance. rms
report was confirmed by Director General
Davis, who had received il promise that
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland would be here DC
sfha
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
WHAT THEYARE TRYING TO Do.
Control tho state legislatures SO a. TO Amend
the LlectiOm Laws.

Washington, October b.-The Evening Star
familiar with the plans Of the republican par
ty told a Sta. reporter today that the demo
Gratis were mistaken IN their guess at what
thp republican national committee was trying
to do in the south. They are not, he said,
trying to trade with the independents for eth
er congressman or electoral votes. what
they arc trying to do, wherever it is practi-
cable. Is to combine with the independents on
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
AFTER THE ELECTION.
Tho Supreme Court Win Hear tho Gel
m1nder SuftR.

indianapolis, October 5.-The Indiana SUI
preme court yesterday refused to advance
tie suit to test the gerrymander acts OF
1885 and 1891 without further considera-
the case was one of great importance to
the people of the entire state, the attorney
general should appear in their behalf. As
0s attorney general II Green Smith. tbs
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTIONS ATLANTA OCTOBER H. 1892

.+ote legislatures in the SOUTH with the I'M
Outstanding that whenever the independently
and republicans together have q majority OF
che state Legislature they shall amend Inc
election laws so as to correct the presenu
conditions which enable the democrats 10
hold the solid south.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11

democrat. who forcihly kept Colonel r. S.
Robertson ont of the Office of lieutenant gov
ernor in 1887, a new feature is brought into
the contest The action in postpOning the
bearing of the motion is taken b- the poll
ticians to mean that the case will not be
decided before the election.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11

Boise City, Idaho, October 4-The Idahlect-
ocratic committee have withdrawn thief the
oral ticket and endorsed the eector he in
peoples party. This is understood ne nur.
sued In other western states undeTnnocratic
of the national committee. Thsoncnssions
committee endeavored to get sofs refused
for their state ticket, but this 80
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
.
WEAVER AT PULASKI.
ue Makes Speech Denying Charges
Against Him.

Against f8lm
Nashville, Tenn, October S.-(Speciall
General Weaver spoke at Pulaski today
and after all the talk of trouble 1t was d
very tame affair indeed. This morning the
matter had resolved itself to this: Ii Gen
eraI Weaver gave the lie to those who had
made the affidavit against him, there would
he trouble, but not otherwise. The only
objection urged was that he was coming
with the purpose of denouncing those who
had exposed him.
1t seemed however, as if the people had
by common consent decided to stay at home
and let him speak to his followers in quiet.
About two hundred met him at the train and
1903, by actual count, met him at the fair
grounds to hear his address.
MIR. John A. Mcdowell introduced Gen
eral Weaver who spoke ut some length.
denying the truth of the charges against
him. Before the close he recited the list
of tbs charges against him, naming those
citiZns with whom he was associated, and
declared that not one thing done by him
here was otherwise than in accordance
with the duties of military commander i'll
such times. He said that if he had done
wha had been said of him his head would
have been shaved and he would have been
drunmed out of the service. He acknowl-
edged that he had levied q war tax of SO
on he better class of citizens of Pulaski
und.r orders from General Dodge, and that
the money Mas used t.. caring arm. for the ne-
Ii suInniIns "p Has answers 10 tne cnarg-
es General Weaver said: LAS God is my
judge, 1 never did in Pulaski one single
thin; here that is charged. except the
levyng of the money, and | pronounce the
changes unqualified falsehoods The war
is over. l come on a mission of fraternity
They said that / dare not come, | knew
! dared come, and l would have come had
the threats been thousand times stronger"
Mrs Lease spoke in the afternoon. At
ter the speaking II large number of demo-
Gratis gathered in the court house where they
were addressed by Hon, Il. W. Carmack.
They adopted resolutions reatfirming the
truth of tho charges against Weaver.
BUCHANAN BEGINS HIS CAMPAIGN.
He Talks About the Outlook and ThinksHeJl
30 Elected,
Bristol, Tenn, October 3.-(Special y
The famous John z. Buchanan, peoples
party candidate for governor of Tennessee.
spoke to about one thousand people at
Blountsvile today for two hours or more.
He has Just opened his campaign and stated
that he would speak every day till the cleo
, ton He gives the national banking system
| particular fits and says he is in favor of
the government running the railroads.
When asked what majority Tennessee
would give Cleveland. he astonished the
ouestioner by replying that there was an
unknown quantity in Tennessee politics and
khsre was no selling how 1t would 60.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
FUSION in THE WEST.
Democrats Endorsc the Peoples Party
ElNctors

Grand ForksnntN. d.. to The Journal says the
fusion Of tbrpscra ,,;rats with the peoples party
in North Dal leeihe complete. In accord
national dcrld a Croesus, tee, the North IA.
kota state to see to it ,ounces the with
draWal. OF j. nble, should he'd w. N. Roach
snbtts e. could beautfy spn ana me
George g. ONE tina Ithe chilly ''' cs s'nt
for commissout of agriculture aud labor
straight candidate, viz: OBrien for cong
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29
"WEDNESDAY.

Mr John Giblin has sold bis hotel businsIl
aud bar - w w Rowsll.
Prof Rassell's boy 10 . girl. IL takes most
fathers several days. ~ tisd out just what
the new arrivals are.
CsEl King aud iis company gave . second
entertainment at the opera houss lat night
70 highly pleased sndianes. There Ia nc
question a. TO hi. wonderful genius as O
mind reader.
Thres tramps ssre arraigned before Poliss
Judge Iorter 1T Corvallis and were sentenced
| to leave the city. One OF them gave his
name as Robi Johnson,snd the editor OF the
Times nov has bis hands fall dspyipg he
Was the tramp.
Thos Newton, the young man referred to
~ being arrested at Corvallis for robbine
the barkesper Of the Red Front SALOON, Of {
suit Of clothes, was brought 10 Albany last
evening, taken before Justics Humphrey,
waived examination, and waa held 20 avail,
che action OF the grand jury under $500 bonds
He makes No G in the county jail.
All who are troubled with constir Atinn
will find a safe sure. and speedy relief in
| Ayers PiilF. Unlike most other caItharties.
these pills strengthen tho stom.oa. liver and
bowels, and restore the org'ns 10 normal
aud regular action.
Don't experiment with your health. You
may be sure Of the quality Of your medicine
sven II you have TO take much OF your fooe
upon trust. Ask your druggist for Ayers
Ssrsaparilla, and no other. IL ia the stand
ard blood purifier. the most effective snt
economical.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29

A REPUBLICAN, CLun.-At the Court
House last night Republican club was
organized with II II Hewitt as chairman
and G II VIM, Secretary. A committee
on names for membership consisting OF
w @ Tweedale, W B Barr, n Duncan,
g B Winn, ] X Wyatt and J X whitney
Was appointed, and Wednesday night
WAS named as a time for effecting q
permanent organization, and the election
of delegates 10 the Portland convention.
Speeches were made by II II Hewitt,S
Train, n NJ Newton, w G Tweedale, j n
Duncan, J X Wyatt and others.
Last Saturday l. W Deyoe, DIR II 1
Lienenger and o V Adams left Browns
vile In a skiG on a hunting expedition
down the Calapooia. After varied ex-
perlence, killing large number Of dusks
and geese, they arrived just above the
Calapooia bridge, southwest OF this city
this afternoon, when they were whirled
against log and the boat was capsized,
Mr. Adams succeeded In getting on the
log with his gun, but Dcyoe and Lienen-
ger were thrown into the river, and
their guns. thirty ducks and some geese
dropped 10 the bottom where they now
are. Mr. Deyoe swan to the shore
though loaded down in q leather suit
DIR Lienenger clung to the boat, and was
rescued nearly exhausted by farmer
who happened along. The experience
was thrilling one. aud their escape 10 q
fortunate one.