The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
STATE NEWS.


Gen Kellar Anderson, command
ant OF the garrison State troops at
Coal Creek, after spending several
DAYS ia Nashville, returned last night
to his post He was asked yesterday
il he anticipated any more trouble,
and replied: ~ cannot tell. i get II
from what seems to be reliable source
D h at the miners are organizing, ana
that they swear the cOnVicts shall De
sent back before judge TurHey oe-
comes Gt vernon. They think If tile |
conyicls arc not at the miu' s when |
he enters upon his office that he will
not send them back l understood |
a so that a great many miners refuse
to join this organization.
There seems to be one Office regard |
ing the filing OF which a unanimity |
of \, ntiment exists. 1t is the flee OF
Adiu; ant Genera Kellar Anderson,
the hero of Coal Greek, the man
whose wonderful courage in the lace
of death saved the honor of the state
at u critical moment, is the one VINO
iC seems has been singled out by the
popular mind for the place. He
served through the civil war with
honor. afterwards was q member OF
the Chicksaw Guards, AID his record
during the mining troubles is known
to all the tate.-Nashville Ameri-
can.
DANvILLE, Nov. 25.-City Marshal
James II. Taylor shot and fatally
woundod a man named Powers at
HustonviIIe, Lincoln County, to-day.
Powers and anOti er young ruihan
named Conrad Russell, from juno
ton City, this county, went to Hus-
tonvilie this afternoon, both being
drunk and very disoTderly. After in
sulting number Of people, they he
came very tin eateuing and came up
into the main street part Of the Town,
where they met the officer. they
were coming down the street shout-
ing, when the Marshal Ta9 lor step
ned out of a stoI e room with 80
| Winchester rifle in his hand. He
| halted them and ordered them TO
| surrender, when Powers pulled gun
and would have shot The o1ilcer
! down in cold blood had be not quick
| Iv fired on Powers aud then ejectIng
! the empty shell from his rifle COW
cred Russell The latter threw up
his hands ard surrendered and was
lodged in Jail. At the crack OF the
rifle Powers fell mortaiIY wounded,
the ball having penetrated tue apdo-
! men.
At a pray er-meetirg held in the
. [ E4tRntn OlSlIi''l III NlhAOOl liz
saws the, TaZewelI Democrat, II he
publican brother prayed that Coo
would cause the Republican party 70
hang together, whereUpOn Squire Blli
Thomas shouted: "eSueD! anen!'
T,is led The Republican brother /"
make the f lowing smendation to MS
PRAY eg: mo, o LORD, in the sense
1ur Democratic brother mems, Dut
in the spirit uf accord and concord
"Any coid viii 40, Lord; any cord
will do" Inte, jecttd the Squire. AND
the ,Sauira brought u one of the
incest pun, .kin- We have seen lh's
year.
The total vote for Governor in 1855
was rs fnllOws: Taylor, loo $40
t Hawkins, 1863 TaylOr's majority
nv r Hawkins II, 1S5 j, I'm on, pro
e hibitionists, received $3.50. The tota
vote in 1890 was: Buchanan, ll3 6o9
Baxter, 76 OS1; Kelly, l,OS3. Buch
anau's plurality 81, 4G4
Carmack of the Commercial say
he hopes the comet viii stop lOnj
D enough for the POpul!t- party 20 &c
on board. II this were done TN
= earth would never get another chanc
to unload It's refuse on this vagran
wanderer.-KnOxviile Tribune.
Pines for the water works are beinl
laid on the different streets and vii
8 in a few days, il the weather is goo
be placed in position. The pipe
d leading to the reservoir, Oh Fort HUI
are nearly completed, and hy ear.
% spring We may expect the plant to b
in ful operatiCn.-Giles Count
> Democrat.
The pame Of Col. A. J. PattersO
il now prominently before the publ
for the position OF pension agent
n Knoxville. He is the sole male sh'
?! vivor OF the family of President Al
drew johnson. The Colonel VII r.
., ceive the heary support OF al "i
~ Union soldiers in East Ienue5se
He ia know , as ons of the staunche
Democrats in the whole line.
Tom Jones, a fourteen year old DO
played H;ghwaVman in serious sly
out on Whiteside street near the OF
street car stables last Friday nigh
De He had a 10Y pistol and held UP
81 countrVman who was gong 10 II
n home at IA late hour that night.
ia The countrymau, who was Ve'
40 much frightened, gave the boy :
a and some loose change and was a
n lowed to proceed.
IA The 20 ice are looking Tor the DO
az Chattanooga News
he The only COZ cessiOn yet grante
lg for an American theatre at Il
No Worlds Fair has been to Mrs. Nj.
40 LittIeton, of Nashville, ard MIS-. 1
at Newton Lynch, of West Va. IL is
ny high class production-An historic
st spectacle Of the life CT ChTistrph
Columbus - in which Will De llu
trated the most msgnitio eEt scei'
and dramatic events i'll connecsl'
with the die very of America.
"Christouher Columbus is II
title of the spectacle. The proJe
n differs further from those sprei
&C. along midway plaisance in that 1t
e. within the exposition groun
rs proper. close to the wOmsn's bull
let ing. aud is to an eX'ent under {
he natronage of the board Of lady man
es. pers. MRS. Palmer has highly
al dorsed the projec' and her eol
us mendation was followed by that
on tue wDmen's executive commute
~ CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2S
The bar at Dover, Stewart Coun
ia Tenn, has passed stro.'g res"lut
Is in which Judge George r. Seay
~ Gauatin is heartily iudorSed to ST
10 coed Judge Peter TurIey on I
Supreme bench of TeIue-see~
pen,raI opinion among promine
~ LAWYERS "a d politicians in Il
vicinity il that Judge II. IL. LurtC
- of the Sup enc bench, formerly
Clarksville, but now of N"shN
will succeed Judge Hurnty in
~ ~ chief justice-htp.
VS. The Railroad Inspection.
us Mr.. = s. Snyder has Just retnrr
M, from an inspecting tour 2Ve'