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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
A sHo CLING IN CLlNCB.
A Wholesale A, tempt to Aseassinate Aurpeh-
tine Workers-Nine Wounded.

Valdosta, Ca, January T.-(Speclai)--A
sensational report was received here toddy
Of a wholesale attempt at ASSASSINATION aC
the turpentine distillery of McCloud NS1
Young, in Cllnch county. The dlatiileiy
is a large one and up TO last week mas
been Operated by Mir. Jacob Moody IL WIS
purchased last week by The firm OF McCloud
d Young, of which firm MIR. John ItobeftS,
OF this city, is a silent partner. Ioday MI.
Roberts received news that Il Dand OF men
attempted to Kill all CT his operators ana
nine negro WOrKmen were SnOl WLile III
camp. The weapons used by the plftles
were mostly ShotgunS loaded win turkey
shot one or more Winchester rifles were
fired.
The distiliery is located in a settlement
of squatterS and one theory is that the
firing done by them Tor an alleSeu
belief that The tlrpentine men were IA
frnging upon their rights by WorhinB tne
great quantities Of stock on the WiIQ lahuS'
Another belief is that the urinS was m
stsated by competitors o. the qstilefy
company who it is said, have tired TO pre-
vent the firm from operating there belore
Mr. Moody sold out his interest to me
present firm he was threatened often by
unknown parties and only last week one OF
his Workmen was shot.
The suspicious of the firm have Deen kept
pretty quiet, but enough was SAID today TO
show that there is a good clue and that the
perpetrators of the shooting would be ar
rested When the shots were fired the
negroes fled in every direction, put al
turned up today. Some of then are serious
ly wounded.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
MURDERED AT THE AGE OF 100.
Bank Depositors Bring Suit Aslins
the Officers.

Raleigh, n c., January f6-(Speoial)-
Rosa Haywood, colored, aged one hundred
years. was strangled to death in her house
a mile from here about o'clock this morn
ing. 1t is believed that Orange Page, u negro
ex-convict, murdered her, While Mary
Smith, her niece, robbed the house. Both
Page and the Smith woman lied before
daylight and are believed to have gone to
Norfolk
Today an important investigation OF the
affairs of the wrecked bank of New Han
over at Wilmington was begun SUITS Ny
all dcpositors who live in Dublin county
have been filed. Among these IS the sheriff.
who had $4,000 on deposit. The defendants
are President Bates, Cashier Williams ana
five directors The purpose of the SUITS IS
to fix the responsibility upon them Attof-
uey General Osborne is present to represent
the states interests. Many other SUITS are
20 follow. Grave charges are made against
the ex-president and cashier and directors,
which are to be fully investigated as soon
as State Treasurer Tate can be present
it is the most important bank case ever
tried in North Carolina.
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CONVIGTS ESCAPE.
They Use Dynamite, Wound Guard and
Blow Omen n Safe.


birmingham, Ala, January 19.-(Speclai)
Seven desperate convicts led by the noto-
rIouS jim Morrison effected an escape from
Pratt mines last night by dynamitnS ihe
guard, John Patton. The entrance to the
opening in which they worked was guarded
by Il heavy iron gate, and Patton stood just
outside of it. The mel Igted some dy M
mite sticks and hurled them at the guards
They exploded at his feet ana ne vas
Knocked SenSeleSS and mOrtally Wouldei;
The conVicts then blew open the gate anu
escaped to the woods. Officers gave Cht9e
with hounds. About midnight one OF them
Marshal Wyatt, was caught IN the Woo'tS
ten miles away. He said the men mao SCI
arated at that point, each gong Ill d uiilete .
ent direction. The officers followed one l., %
the trails which led into Bes5ener, ND
There is was lost and search was apt@huoll1
ed until this morning. when II was l edil
that three of the escapes, Jlm Mo l,;.jtaa
Jim Davis and VIII Allison, mao VlSlt;tu
MOrrisons fathers home, near lhat clty
last night and procured weapons Deput y
Sheriff Frank Dexter, who knew MollI9ot t
old haunts. among the hills of Blbp county,,
started with several good men 70 sedlC ea
these rocky Businesses. When the po ~
neighborhood of Greedy mines. they %,
served the three convicts in the foau II
front of them. The convicts saw Ih e di9V.
simultaneously both sides opened HIe. AZ
the first volley, Sheriff Dexter feli oe 3a,l
With a ball in his heart, and Jim DAVIS, one
of the convicts, fell mortally Woundeq' NJ
firing continued until the con ld o,ficd md
,,,n,n1nd convict were taken to Greedy $40
a fresh fresh squad set out after the ESCAPES.
Morrison is a desperado as also IS ms Paw ~
No. There will be another batue when me
ofticere meet Them again. The other es-
capes have not been heard from.
Morrison ss,il ~ Large.
Birmingham, Ala January 2o.-(spe9oiaii)
oti,t dvn3mited the guard and escaped
from Pratt mines Thursday night, and who 40
yesterday killed Deputy sheriff Dexter I'm IN
hot
g. eti|I at large A negro woman reported
at Biocton this morning that Morrison
had come to her house, several mics rom
there late last night seriously wounded ana
bleeding She bound up his wounds ana he
left.
A mans wife should always be the same,
especially to her husband, but II she IS
weak and nervous, and uses carter > ron
pills, she cannot be, for they make her
feel like a different person." SO they all
saE and their husbands say so, too!
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passengers. The passengers had been
aroused by the shooting and began to hide
their valuables, expecting that the coaches
would be entered. and some of them craWled
down between the seats and lay flat on the
floor. y stray shot from the pistol of one
Of the robbers struck the car, tearing a
hole i'll one side, but did not enter.
The postal clerks had heard the firing
and barYicaded the doors and then craWled
under the mail sacks so as to be out of the
way of any stray bullets No attempt was
made to enter the mail car, however.
No estimate of the amount taken can be
formed vet "rhc robbers did not get
enough to pay their livery bill this trip, l
think" said Bagaa geman Skinner Il do
not know the anTUCT.it of money and valu-
ables in the safe, but the amount was
small"
Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup reduces In
fammation while children are teething. 20c
bottle.
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DEATH ROIlE.

EIberton, Ga, January 8.-(Special.)-Dr.
w w. Jones, a prominent physician of this
county, died at his home at Middleton, this
morning after Il severe illness of several
days.
Columbia, S. C., January 19.-(special)-
engineer of the Richmond and DanYille
road, died at his home here tonight from
injuries received by q railway accident
several weeks ago.
Columbia, S. c., January 1-(SpeciaI. y
Mrs John Kinard was called to Greenwood
today to the death Of her father. Mr.. Fran
els Arnold. The deceased was very wealthy
and it is said that the bulk Of his property
win go to Mrs. Kinard and her daughter,
Mrs. r. NJ. Rucker, Jr., of this city.
Birmingham Ala, January lS.--{Special)
Colonel John l.. Branch, the man who gave
the order that caused the first gun of the
late war to be fred, at Fort Sumpter, died
at his home in Union Springs, Ala, today.
He was gallant soldier, but has led an
extremely quiet life since the war.
Greenwood. S. c., January I1.-(Special.)--
Francis Arnold a capitalist living a few
miles from here, died today. He was q
modest way, but had, by strict attention to
business, amused upwards OF $lyJ,oH1.
Though eighty-three years OF age, his
death was unexpected.
Birmingham, Ala, January F.-(SpeCial)
General WiliiaES1t4. torncy, eX-nem3er OF
congress from Alabama, gal ant soldier
and distinguished statesman, Qicu at ms
home in Jacksonville, Ala, late last night.
He was SeVeuty-One years Old and was Il
veteran of two wars. He was in congress
sixteen or eighteen years. lie was prob
ably the best known and most uniformly
beloved public men in Alabama.
Opelika, Ala, January 17.--(Special)-A
special from Notasulga, Macon county,
Ala says: The oldest citizen in Alabama
is dead He is Mr.. w. Walker, who has for
half a century resided on his plantation
eight miles west OF Notasulga. Lacking Il
few weeks Mr.. Walker was 1l5 years of age,
and those who knew him say they never
heard OF his being sick q day. A short time
before his death he could walk several
miles almost as quickly as the average
man and was at all times ready to have
his fun Since early childhood he had Eecn
a Christian and held in high esteem
by his associates.
Raleigh, n. -, January 8.--(Special)-
DR. Edmund Burke HAY wood the foremost
died here OF pleurisy today, aged sxty-nine
years. His family is one OF the most nl-
numerous and best known in the state his
father, John haywood, having been state
treasurer for forty years. lie was born in
Raleigh, attended the State university grad
u4ted 1T tho University of PENNSYLVANIA,
was the first army surgeon appointed in
North Carolina during Che war, ana after
wards was in charge Of the general hOSpi-
tails here and near Richmond. He served as
president of the State Medical Society, was
for many years president of the North Caro-
lima insane asylum. had repeatedly been
North Carolina represe native at medical
conventions, and was widely known north
and south.
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Raleigh, N. c., January 15.-(Special)-
This morning the boiler of Underwood &
Thomas's sawInll in Moore county eX-
ploded Duncan HILL fireman. was blown
q long distance and killed. n. p. Under
wood yyas severely scalded and another man
was badly hurt
Judge Seymour, of the United States cir
cult court for this district, has decided that
married women are liable for their assess
ment on their stock in banks which are
insolvent. Women who held stock in the
wrecked First National Bank Of Whining
ton refusad to pay an assessment made by
the comptroller Of the currency.
d. NJ. Mnuck. wan paper, paints. shadeA
picture frames. Samples sent Atlanta
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Xii cston. Soon the woods were full OF

Xii gston. Soon the woods were full of
the confederate soldiers and we captured
ali of the spies who had stolen THE Cen
eral'' and took them to prison..
Now, ! just want to say" growing SiA agat
little agitated and button1nS up his coat,
the 1t,' capitol grounds in Atlanta and rot
in that museum called Libby prison up
wonder in Chicago. l make no boast when
I say that it ought to be kept TO tell Of
its recapture, not it's capture, ana WI
give the rebel yell if it oughtn't."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
UP WENT qsi.7G HANDS.
Robbers Empty au EZprces safe on the
Joe Railroad.

Robbers Empty au ExpreDs safe on the Ste
Joe Railroad.
St Joseph. Mo, January 6.-This city
has been the scene Of another train rob
berry Five masked robbers held up the
train on the Kansas City, st. Joseph and
Council Bluffs road at an early hour this
morning The entire contents of the safe
were secured by the robbers. No one was
injured None OF the robbers could be
recognized.
The scene of the robbery was what is
known as Roy's branch, two miles hoItH
OF this city, and is the same place where
tho attempt was made to hold up tram on
5 Dtcmber 25th last, when Two men We're
Killed and for which crime another was
sent TO The peuitcntiary. The train left the
Francis street depot at = 80 O'Clock in
charge of Conductor William Haywood and
Engineer Davis When the tram fGacHed
Roy s branch, torpedo exploded under the
wheels of the engine ana a red lantern was
swung across the track. The engineer put
on the airbrakes and the train slowed up,
coming TO It 7tandstil a almost the exact
spot the dummy train stood on the night
of September 18th. The train ran past the
place where the robbers intended it should
stop and the men were eft behind the en-
They Promptly obeyed.
Shortly after the Stop had been made.
however, q man came running out of the
brush alon@side OF the track and covering
the tn&-nCe. and fireman with a revolver,
Shoutedi l1fo# up }oU. hands, Then
lie ordered Engineer Davis and Fireman
Baxter to stand down from the cab. and
as they were covered with a revolver in
each hand Of the masked man. they rapidly
complied. While this was occurring four
other mon came running up from the rear
OF the train towards the engine, all the
time firing their revolVers in the air and
shouting: al the top OF their voices to the
passengers. telling them to keep their heads
inside the cars or they would he hurt.
Stood Against the wall.
inside Of the Gag, besides the express
messenger was the baggage master. He
was ordered to hold up his hands, and
with the two mon from the engine. was
stood against the wall with his hands
above his head. The engineer complained
that he was gcttinS tired Of holding UP his
hands. The robbers said:
.'Teil then taI5n thcrn down, but don't
make any kind of move or there win be
trouble"
Cra.yIcd Under the Seats.
While the looting of the express car was
going on the remaining two robbers We're
on each side of the train firing their re
volvers to prevent any interference by
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
KEEPING IT DARK.
ONLY 4 FEW KNOW WHERE THE
FIGHTS TO TAKE PLACE.
The Pugilistic Contest Between the Negroes
was Not Interfered with-The Governor
is Determined to Sep tho Other.

and Watkins, the negro pugilists, met at
the opera house tonight under articles of
agreement identical 10 those signed by Cor
bett ami Mitchell and were not interfered
with. The meeting was under the super
vision of the chief OF police and the referee
was vested with power TO stop the mill
whenever it reached point indicating dam
The club people were disappointed that
the state authorities too1 no action TO stop
the contest. They were hopeful until the last
minute that Governor Mitchell would inter-
fere. thereby showing his hand, and giving
them an idea of what might be expected if
Corbett and Mitchell meet. But the gov
ernor. it IS sand, mas never intended to in
IeFfere with the iI.ht between the negroes,
believing that Il was simply a dummy al
fair arranged BY the ciub 10 draw him
out with the intention of gaining some point
ii the ioSai complications which state inter
ference would have brought about and
which m5ht De used to advantage in the
ATTEMPT u brina; COrbett and Mitchell to-
gether- The governor. however, is rather
foxy" himself, and so he kept his hands
of the negroes and is STU Tree to carry
out his intention n regards to the Corbett-
a decision from any court in Jacksonville.
The cluo people know this, ana they feel
that the governor has cleveriy eluded the
snare Wl.ch had been Set for him.
The governors plan IN regard to the big
mill, should the club attempt To bring off
the ESht in Jacksonville. is said to be to
mass tue Florida militia mere in sufficient
force to insure the arrest of the principals
and their hackers and to overawe the club
people, should the latter be disposed to
make resistance. It is understood that the
governor has all his plans consunmated
10 this end.
Prospects Look Brighter.
Jacksonville Fla. January 1S.-For the
fist time since COrbett ana Mitchell sign
ed articles agreeing 10 hight to a finish
under tine auspices Of the DuVal Athletic
Club. the Southern Associated Press cor
respondeIst Ie1-s warranted III ahnoqhclng
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
OUT or FOOD AND FUEL.
Santa Fc Railroad Employees Appeal
to Governor Waite for Relief.

Denver Colo, January IA committee
Of Santa Ie railroad employees from La
Iunta Colo informed Governor Waite that
+ho engineers, conductors, braGemen,
,yitchmen and traCkmen Of all grades on
fine western division of the road have re-
many of the men and their families are on
the verge of starvation. Salaries for No
vcmber and December, they say have been
promised at different times, but in every
instance. the pay car failed to come. The
last date set by the management at Topeka
was January 10th. The day passed and no
pay car appeared. The men have exhausted
their credit with the Local merchants, ana
as the railroad company has stopped sup
plying coal to its employees, many fam1ueS
are suffering from cold as well as hunger.
Governor Waite laid the matter before
Judge Hallette of the United States court,
and Judge Hallette decided to present the
matter, by letter, TO the receivers at To-
pela requesting that they take immediate
action.
sick headache. Carter's Little Liver P1lls
Thousands of letters from people who nave
used them prove tbs fact. Try them
Sentenced TO Hang.
Chattanooga, Tenn, January 9.-(spee-,
cial)-Geor8e Mapp, the seVenteen-yea old
negro boy convicted of the murder of Ma
rion Ross, December II, 1892, was today SEN
fenced to hang March 18th. He received the
sentence with seeming Indifference. rms
was one of the most cold-blooded assassirla-
tons ever committed in Hamilton county
and clear case was made by circumstan-
Buddy wooten, his partner in the
CRIME, VIII likely swing on the same DAY.
A motion for new trial was overruled.
Morphine or opium habit cured for only
81. We send remedy on guarantee. Address
Knoxville Medicine Co., Knoxville Tenn
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Keep Your Weather Eye Open.

Fraud owes a shining mark. Occasionally
spurious limitations spring up of HoStet-
family remedy for chills and fever dyspep-
STA, constipation, biliousness, nervousness
neuralgia, rheumatism and kidney dis
crQcr. These limitations are usually fiery
local bitters full Of high wines. Look out
for the firm signature on the genuine label
and Vignette Of st. George and the dragon.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
ABOUT @5ERAL.
4 10 tom
nut owing
DENyAL OF THE t is Iessa THAT THE
ENGINE HAS. SOLD.
| 1t Is the Property of tiE H"6e, and Leased to
| the Lessees of the stesG A.-Captain
Fuller Talks of the Capture.


in war time from the Z stern and Atlantic
railroad. had been scair 10 the company in
charge of Libby prison SEE the veriest non
sense. "a
1t may be true thWoulea old engine has
been placed in the we sis.useum Of Chicago
temporarily, but there s4ems to be no truth
whatever III the statement that it has been
sold to the Libby Prison Company.
The fact is, 1.-The General is the prop
erty of the state of Georgia, and it IS
hardly necessary to say that the state would
not sell it to Libby prison.
There have been repeated efforts on the
part of museum companies to secure the
locomotive, but they have all failed and
1.-The General has been on Georgia SOIL
ever since the war until last summer.
when a man toy the name OIL Clarke canle
down here ana secured the consent OF the
Western and Atianlc Ps9ple 10 Ia laea II 10 10
exhibition in the q. WereSatiop building.
There it has been 'ng, dytft,>lt was taken
20 Chicago until 7 ~. when the report
comes that by somt a 'cangement 1t mas been !
transferred to the war museum, lAippy
prison, in that city for the gaze OF curiosity
seekers and prejudiced sectionahsts:
The Legislature of Ohio last fal TOOK steps
to purchase the engine from the state OF
Georgia. An offer of 5000 was made Dut
there was sale. Governor Mortimer dld
not take action in the matter because ne
preferred to put it before the considera-
no t9n 10 of the Georga tla{ufb od Wh3n dc
respondence he had JUS lad with the adJu-
tant general of the STD GOT Ohio
and the old locomoti,r has been III the
transportation building j the world, Is far
ever since the gates of R8e great exposition
closed
History of ""E'he General"
There 10 a world of interest in the his
tory of the old locomotive called The Cen
eral.'
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10 t1OIIV477V-14
tin. crib on the Greenwood
plal ~ was organized to go
to sas ~ - sewhip him The mob
. -A---&zaAs- - 80 "A 49, Of the darby and
negro heard the noise
O, picked up his gun and
II 5a@d fire on the crowd and
IL killing q plantation hand
mad rts and seriously wounding
boy,s-A son Of Proprietor Reed of the
plantation. The firing Of the negro infuri-
ated the crowd, which succeeded in breaking
in the door. The negro was dragged out
after hard resistance, and was taken to
nearby tree. where his body was strung up
and riddled with bullets.
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EIberton, Ga, January 18.-(special.)-Dr.
w w. Jones, prominent physician of this
county, died at his home at Middleton this
morning after Il severe illness of several
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Every lady is fond of handsome table ware,
and when /. can be had Oh the very easy terms
or at the low price ve offer Ibis ser there IS
no reason why she should not have one. This
100-p.ece dinner set is composed of the follow
ing made of The finest white granite body,
handsomely decorated IN the latest and popu-
lar shade Of violet with pure gold decora lion
on the knobs ana handles. We do not offer
this as a cheap, worthless SET, but Il 1irst-class
one at a low price and We warrant it not to
scale or become rough with usage. L is light
in weigh, ana good enough for any rich mans
table.
| dozen piates, dinner size.
/ dozen plates, tea size
l dozen plates, pc size
dozen butter dishes.
/ dozen fruit dishes, 4X4.
l dozen cups, medium size.
l dozen sducers
/ Platter 10 inches long.
/ platter il inches long.
. covered dishes inches long a PEI.
l bake or pudding dish.
l pickle dish.
/ sauce or gravy boat.
i sugar bowl e pei
| cream pitcher.
| covered butter dish Is PEI.
bowl.
The accompanying cuts show the style of the
set and decorations. 1t is beauty and viii be
sure TO Please. Price delivered anywhere east
of the Rocky mountains, SILL or with Inc
Weekly Constitution one year. 81.
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January 19.-(Special.)-
Tickling, a Well-knoWn
and DanVille
home here tonight from
by q railway accident
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Indigestion! Miserable! Take Beecham's
Pills.
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Under the Seats.

While the looting of the express car was
going on the remaining two robbers were
on each side of the train firing their
volvers to prevent any interference by
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Morphine opium habit cured for only
81. We send remedy on guarantee. Address
Knoxville Medicine Co., Knoxville, Tenn.
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ate of Georgia
.Ine go to a Chi
Il III sneered at by
rs al their VIII or
house and lot that
- r-..,1.l- TT, f.n9,,a-i.,