The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-16
GEORGIA NEWS.
EVENTS OF n WEEK IN THE EN-
PRE- STATE.
Tersely Telling of Passing Events Calculated
to Catch the Eye and Interest tho
Reader-Other Matters.

negro. was lynched for attempted assault
ON the sixteen-year- daughter of his
employer Hon. Micajah Foulk.
Water cure SanItarIum.
Ia permanently located in Griffin. Ca. to
receive and treat all invalids. send postage
stamps for circular.
March u, 1894.
DIR. j. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor.
mario wk Tyr.
Suicide of Colorcd Man.
Dcuglasville, Ga. July S.-(Special)-Jac
Morris, a well-to-do colored man. who lives
ten miles south of here committed sui
eide yesterday afternoon by drowning him.
self in the CEattahoochee river. Temporal
ry mental alteration is supposed to be
the cause of him committing the rash act.
Mrs.. Charles Smith, of Jimes, ONO
writes: Il have used every remedy for SICK
headache 1 could hear of for the past #
teen years, but Carriers Little Liver Pllls
Gid me more good than all the rest
Fred Crisp Very Sick.
Americas, Ga, July 14.-(Special)-The
condition OF Mr.. Fred Crisp is not so IA
yorahe today, in consequence Oh which
Speaker Crisp will not return to Washlng-
ton tomorrow morning as he expected. put
will defer his return until later IN the
week The fever is of the intermittent type
and the physicians think it will last some
days yet.
NJ. NJ Mauck, wall paper, paints, shades
picture frames. Samples sent. Allahl@'
Held for Murder.
Waynesboro Ga, July 13.-(Speclal.)-
Robert Scott who wrecked the passenger
train on June 21st, and killed the engineer
Glenn Starr, was committed 1or muloei
today and he is now in Burke county jan.
He stoutly resisted the officers when they
carried him from the courtroom TO jail
Detective ST Basch worked up the case.
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er, Atlanta, Ga. for 32-0age pamphlet ana
question list free.
Has 81 New Editor.
Athens Ca, July 13.-(Special.)-The Atm
ems Banner went into the hands of the sher-
iff this morning, and tomorrow morn
ing's edition of that paper will contain an
announcement from the sheriff to the effect
that it will be sold at public outcry on Au-
gust 7th The paper has been for the last
two years in the hands of MeSsrs. j. H.
Stone & Co, with Mr.. Tom Reed as its ed,
itor These gentlemen may buy it&in and
continue to control Ii.
Beecham's Pills cure indigestion and con-
St1patlon.
Held to BE UnconstitutiOnaI.
Savannah, Ga, July H.-(Special)-Re-
corder Wilson today held the ordinance for
bidding sailors to sleep aboard their yes
seis during the months of June, July, Au
gust ana September unconstitutional, ana
the three captains who We're charged with
violating the law We're released Mayor
McDonoueh is OF the opinion that the law
is unconstitutional, ana says the city will
not appeal from the decision. The ordl-
nance was enacted as health measure
We call the attention Of cur readers
to tne fnct that the missing word
contest. OF vyE,ici, notice Is given in
another column of this issue. viii run
for two months this time, Instead of
month. iiIs heretofore been
the custom. We make this change in
order to s,ivc time fer more s:ucsses,
and in order that the dividends may
be larger tEnn heretofore. These
contests are constantly increasing in
pOpularif. with Gur rri.fse"s, and we
feel sure that, now liant :he time haas
been extended 40 two months, the to-
tnI receipts VIII be far ina OF
any hcrctofore received I'm any one
contest.
A Seotarian Fight.
Macon. Ga. .Tuly 1L-(Spacial)-A petition
Is circulation today FOR signatures to
ask the judge of the superior cour to
join the board of public school education of
BIB county from making any appropria-
ton for the maintenance of the Fourth
street school. which is attended only by
Catholic children and taught by sisters.
The doctrine OF The Catholic church is also
taught in the school, and certain Protest
ants are opposed to the appropriation of
the public money for the support of a
UNCONVENTIONAL school. They claim that
such appropriation is illegal and unconsti-
tutOnal.
The board Of education by several preachers
and sundry citizens asking that the board
would withdraw the appropriation from the
Catholic school this year. The board has
not yet acted the petition, but II Is I'M
derstood that the sentiment of Il majority
of the members is against granting the
petition. They say the school has been
maintained and operated about twenty-five
years without any friction or trouble, ana
they DO not see the necessity of creating
dissension and division now and arraylng
Protestant against Catholic. The matter
is liable 10 produce much excitement
Makes is Feel Good.
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Jackson's Gap. Ala July ., 1894
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Bitten by Mad Dog.
Augusta Ga, July 10.-(Special)-Mr. j.
A Rodgers of Johnston, S. c., passed
through Augusta today his way home
from Harlem He had with him his two
little sons Irwin and Rodgers. The lads
had been bitten by mad dog at their home
Their father Immediately started with
them to Rev. Mr.. Fuller's, at Harlem. Mr.
Fuller has a maidstone. This was applied
to the wounds of Of the lads. The
stone stuck twelve hours and to the wound
OF the other it remained seven hours.
1t is believed that both boys are now pc
yond danger g hvdrOphO})ia
This July morning was the coolest ever
experienced in Augusta since the establish
ment here Of the weather bureau. There
was a fall in the temperature after mid
night and before o'clock blankets had to
be brought into reQusitiOn. In many IN
stances fires were built in the rooms at the
Using hour. OVercoats were worn on the
Streets this afternoon. 1t is not known yet
what effect the cold snap will have on the
crops. A continued rainfall would have a
disastrous effect, however. In low places
crops have already been damaged by damp
ness.
Do not suffer from sick headache mo-
ment longer. 1t is not necessary. Carter s