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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-08

under the circumstances. concluded that he
would like also to marry. Mine host Bur
CESS, ever ready to accommodate his wish
tors. told him that he could find him a
helpmatc also. at the same time stating
her name and where she could be found.
Saturday Mr.. Davis repaired TO the resi-
dcnce named. and. after some commonplace
talk and an explanation Of his mission, she
too. agreed to wed Georgian. Preparations
were made for the event and on Monday
night the two couples We're duly installed
into the matrimonial harness. The BRIDE
Crooms being much elated at their matri-
monial success, set 'ern UP 10 the crowd
to the extent of a gallon of red liquor
each and quite jollifcation was held.
ON Tuesday morning the preacher was paid
his fec for the double services. and he. too.
SET 'em up TO the crowd for "A drink all
round to those in the barrOom-
4 trarap had a novel experience in south
Yves; Georgia recently. He said that he and
his pal" young fellow. We're in Mont
,-ouery Friday night and decided TO steal
n ride on the cannon ball train to Albany.
So they got on the tender
one was q big tramp and the other 1T
tie tramp.
on the rear of the tender there is what
Is known as = cool chest and into this the
bis, tramp stored himself. The little tramp
fearful IF detection. asked for a berth in
the same compartment. but was refused.
the biz fellow saying there was not enough
room.
The little fellow thought this violation
Of the ethics OF the profession. and. 70 even
up matters closed the lid OF the chest ana
fastened it with a stick.
About this time one OF the train crew dis
covered the little tramp and bounced him.
OF course inc old tramp was secure
prisoner. as is shown by the fact that he
remained in the closed chest from about
. o clock Friday night until o'clock Fri
day morning. And the worst of il is that he
was in water all that time. II appears that
tre tender leaked and filled the tool chest
with water The tramp would no doubt have
drowned had he not kept his nose just above
high water mark.
Tire train which conveyed the tramp ar
rived i'm Albany about midnight Friday
NIGHT but il was not until o'clock Satur-
day morning that his cries attracted any
attention.
Those who we're there say that the tramp
presented a most udicrous appearance
His erstwhila holelcss apparel was wrinsnS
wet and his face and hands were as black
as coal dust could make them.
But the tramp talked very glibly about
the matter, and said;
Fletcher life III get even with that duckl
Jack is gay, but iii fix himr
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GOOD SIURIEs.

a short time ago a young lady was
troubled with 4 boil ou acr Knee which
Grew SO bad taGt she Thought il necessary
10 call in a physician. says Tine Courier
Journal. Sh, had formed dislike for the
family ply iriuI. $50 her father suggested
several others. and GGaIly said shat he
would call in the physician with the homeo-
pathie case, who passed tie GoHse every
uly. They kcI. "a sharp lookout for hia
and when he came along he Was called in
The young lady Eod"stiy showed him her
disabled memn. n. She little man LOOK "a
at it ANA SAID. "Why, THAT'S pr tty bad"
"Wen." she said, "what must / da?- IF
J were yaH." he answered. "a would send
for physician. 1 am q piano tuu.r."
Ny. Jones hoops q toy shop, and. among
other various th.ags. sells finishing rods.
writes "ila Sshirt'' IN The Asie-s Demo
crat. For the purpose of advertising them
l., has large roI hanging outside, with
an artificial fish q TIE end % It,. Late one
night, when no.t people We're in bed.
man who was rather the worse for his
nights cnio .u'- Happopoi 10 sec this
fish then went eau
"Aci gently.
e. the man
appeared
~ ~, tGere"
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.-ToaE a a,scs,,y occupied b. the shops OF
tie clG I.aet '-cansssae. Virginia AMI Gert-
"a, railroad asid VIII b. three times create
ia scope AID facilities than th- oid slops
as they as- rtagd.
'-a, a'i1.l'sr - hands employed wm b.
-:sEtsy .u-rcaFcj.
Tt. "a shop. OF TIE Eichr,ord AMI Dan
vile a.ar iSscwood will De- joined VITA
j;s- new sEov~.
Ne. lu.Ij.lss costing about SsoeD will
go -
Atlanta W., thur ;ay claim - The p-inc-
pal sis7.'s Of ~" SoTthesn IN this entire
reEica - ;h- .outL. THO capacit. viii hr
n.Ich Ercs."r than that OF the old shops
- lhe eastern aui we.trtn systems COM
h.rei. a;,i where :eU- engines once We're
turned ont al e ti:le ten WIFI BE turned
ont in the future.
Don't e.; ooas;ipa;ed. Take Beecham's
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sisted of a.s Wife. three SONS. aged twenty
five. twrat5-GiEc AMI thirty-iour yeats, and
q dap"nt-.. aesd oi~htccn years. III slept
up Stair. one 80 the young men first no.
ticcd the fir, ali leaued down stairs. tie
thcu rett.r.,a IL arouse the rest of the fam
ily. bet ..rishvd wish has brothers ana SIS
tlr Vae father ana natAcr escaped with
severe burns.
Df. Prices Tal.us Powto- never varies.
As supplied . consumers il is 81 The same
line anl even qGauty as that which received
the highest award Il tbs Columbian ana
MilN.II-.r ia..s.
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l. TIE noo> MADE or CHEESE:
Louis Gathsnann says BE saw thc
Emerald Haze IA "a Naiicy.


t~hiasss. Bcto. @ louis Gat.mauu eN-
limited d model &C Dos sectional l'.s ,"l a-
SCOPE LAS; uish: ami answered objection
u....- ~ Astronomers Hale ana iIsihan o.
his .uuuuuce 90 that d. h4u dl-rHN..yl
what .,emcd to bee si-us si vegetation oH
tl.. ui.uE. 40 answer ta tha ool' ICON that
astronomers t.itH c~c ieEt tsirs raIes slt
li,...r seem 81 sryeH spot ou tAs sirua Air.
tssthmaua s3id. There can Dee aIt ;@o
reasons Coy tHls fact. First. np Isst-s!'es
:ei.scufres w,r, sn usr FOR making a'.s.rya-
sions tae uisht . saw 60" SPOT. second. II
oi esiVa-.aLs were met- the telescopes were
ms ..l- fo miae."
Ise poke ~ his observation OF sreen
spot aI tac Ho.a as follows
about O'Clock 81 the evening ~ August
lzth. ia srr,riug with any telescope o.tr
al. -.ea %. t4e moon. D s... o. spot If tiv.}
-.-.-aU tH tE. niust Ut Gn HHntaiuS 30 FfH
valley of S.auS Boris. Green iF "a r.tsr
hitherto unknown a. me among tla Shades
10 tae moon. J tAou-ht there OBJ, d, De-. an
,.rr-.. some here sut att'r CAau-4n. tEa
svt-pleee SIX f.urs lt was there each time
q Weli-,leiuri -page % rr %. seven persons
besides INV III eaw d.. ami 8, is uat fn d.
suspected that al 80 us wen" Cslur-biinl.'
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The ELLEN - shows IN Iurrca~e.

New York. October For August the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
earned gross sigaa 667. an increase OF sfsa.-
g.. expenses. Sl.csa.Sg.. an inc-cas. az S5I.-
49, and nct. Sai-.330. an i0crcrse of Sltl-1s.
and Tor two months 20 August sist. gross.
@.i-l.s'o. a decrease or SO. ss5. expenses.
Sl'eA'-e. "a decrease ~ S.DL6Ss. and net,
sl.lo-,s.t. an Increase or Sll5,Hs
Dr. Prices BAKING Powder possesses not
only superior ieavening power. but that
perfect purity la composition essential 70
the promotion OF health ant the prepard-
ton u palz;abe food
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hand to its top, rest for n moment. and
then descend in the same way. lie took me
up. and having been famous all my life
for fcats o. strength and agility | readily
won the bet. While resting at the top OF
the ladder I made a thorough survey OF the
yara. There was a double gate 10 the outer
wall soath of the wing in watch we then
were IGl almost at right angles from its
eastern cni
or this double gate the outer portal was
solid as the wall itself. while the inner was
OF wooden uprights four inches apart By
means 81 TINS latter gate We might ascend
Ia the top OF the prison wall. For that
purpose We mace % rope Of our bed ticking.
ana fastened 20 Il "a graphing iron made out
OF the poker OF the TaIl stove.
All our money had been taken by our cap
tors hut We obtained fresh supply from
friends IN the south. secretcd in the cover
of an Old book sent through the mall I'm
Old cpaVict who was often sent into the
city On crrands b. The warden, procured
us new paper, from which we learned that
- train lctt Tor Cinc!nnati-whithcr we were
bound AT l.l5 O'clock a. N. At midnight the
guards madc q round Of the cells and we
determined 10 start at that hour ! was to
descend hio the air chamber and notify the
others 10y tap under the floor of each cell.
Thc Jrparsurr.
The evening of NV mbeT eth being dark
ani cloudy, we determined to try our luck
that night. When We Were locked UP for
the night, Ger raj Morgan ~contrivcd to
change places wi his brother. who occu-
pied one Of the lower cells. and who great
ly rcsemblCd him ia face aud form. Every
man arransed the stool. with which each
cell Was euppliC .. ip mis- bed TO look Ike
q sleeping man v hen thc guard should
Thrust his lantern through the cell door a
tx minutes later
/ hai General lIorgon's gold watch. and
pGucta9lly 1T midnight / broke with my
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p.arl, overlooked the Importance of per
maaeutly beneficial effects anl We're satts-
Tied with transient action. but now that It
IS .enenlIy known that syrup of F.as VIII
permanently cure habitssl constipation
vrcIi-informel people VIII rot Aay other
laxatiy,s. which act for "a t'me. bui finally
10. srr~.a H.. system
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one million dollars are invested in the
Cream OF Tartar plant used to supply the
Price Baking Powder Company of Chicago.
The plant is the largest in the world, The
powder the strongest and purest in the
world
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Macon. ca. October Especial. The
Macon and Northern railroad. running from
Macon a Atacns was sold az IN" door of
the courthouse OF Bi3b county sails morn
iag.
AZ. Alexander Brown. Jr.. az Baltimore.
V.as -" only bidder. He tooE ;uc ?rcpcr;,.
81 for tie sum o. Sl.so4Oo1. the upset price
~ thu road.
4 check tor T;aoo9 was deposited with the
con'iuls'Souors this morning as a guarau-
tee - r,poG iaith.
The pr-ce PAID means tsat the bonGho'd-
crs pay the receivers debts and take the
road.
Nha- viii become 81 tho Macon and
Northern road g. now the question ia rail-
road circles. Mr. Brown declines to be-
in;erv- --vt. but 80 far as can bc learned.
the mad WIFI tc operated INDEPENDENTLY.
though thc;c are some who-sav that tho
southern SYSTEM viii eventually scoop it
in.
II il highly r-ol3llr also. that the Sea-
board Airline N..E take control OF the
road. thus giving Macon another direct
and indcper4crt line 10 the no7sh.
The people OF Macon. who may be sup
posed 10 know something OF tho intentions
~ the buyers. sevm 10 be very well salts
AtI with tie sale. and think that il IS
"A good thing FOR the city.
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r.r best Once
~ q. tis,y ar ai-
WAYS ia favor.
Tr uD IS -
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IL any Young. Oh or midjle-aEcd man sur
fering from NERVOUS debility. night LOSSES,
lost Vigor. atrophy.. Nsricoccic. etc., will
write me I viii send him IN a plain envelope.
sealed. free. the prescription wien nI di-
rcctlons for a Qu!cz. private home cure 7
also have the medicine Tor sale. Address l..
Bradley, Box 1915 Battle Greek. Mich.
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Sal. 81 IN. Macon and Nor.hcn.

Don't Ee' ooas,Ipaied. Take neecham't
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II was very essential 70 our purpose that
we should have an accurate KNOWLEDGE OF
The prison yard and the wall inelosag IT,
Int the windows OF the h2G were too high
TO afford us q view. Fortunately - We"
den ordered the walls AMI ceilAv ~
hail 10 be- swept, and n long LIS y
brought for that purpose, l ofcrt&
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AT ST. LOUIS.
Freight Trnfic Blocked. but Passenger
Trains Moving.

Freight Trnffc Blocked. but Passenger
Trains Moving.
ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-The status of the
railroad strike here az the day closes is
the almost complete interruption Of
freight traffic, while passenger trains,
made up by ysrdmasters and number
OF Terminal association awitchmen who
have returned to work, are moving prac-
tically on time. On both sides of the
river all the awitchmen have struck,
except the Wabash Western and the Ut.
Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern. In
all about Is, 900 men have gone out in all
the yards. and perhaps 1000 more have
been either thrown out in unskilled lines
OF labor or by the detection of the switch
men and their allies.
An effort was made by the Mobile and
Ohio Off cials today to lift the boycott at
Carlo, ILL.,, but 1t failed. Assistant
General Manager Mann placed before
American Railway Union Director Kern
documents from the striking Mobile
and Ohio men, certifying that they
we're willing to return to work. the
company having agreed to discontinue
using Pullmans. Directors Kern and
Elliott declined to approve the plan.
partly because OF the fear of a miscon-
struction by other strikers, of such a
move. Mails are suffering severely from
the etrike.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevera
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
i1factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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AT DECATUR, I'LL.
The Appearance OF Troops Created
Groat Surprise.

The Appearance OF Troops Created
Great Surprise.
DECATUR, ILL.,, July 2.-There has been
but little change in the strike situation
here, except the arrival OF companies of
state militia from Delavan, Lincoln and
Peoria. The Decatur companies are
ordered to join them. The appearance
OF the troops was a great surprise here,
as there had been no act of violence
beyond an attempt of striking brake
man to turn stopcock on an airbrake.
Since last night the railroad company
has got one train cut to st. Louis and
one to Springfield. All other trains that
came have stopped here. All the Wa
bash men have joined the strikers. The
Vandalia yard men were ordered out
late last night, on instructions from
Chicago.
ST.. LOUIS July beyond trouble at
Decatur, ILL.,, the entire Wabaoh system
is in good order, with all the men at
their posts. The men out at Decatur
were notified that unless they returned
to work at noon today they will cease to
be employees. The demands formulated
by the Decatur strikers are that the
wage scale and rules in effect before the
reductions wes rnada lest yaar both ea
regards employees and officials, shall be
restored, with the understanding that
this settlement cannot be made until the
Pullman contest is ended.
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THE UNION PACIFIC.
No Attempt to Move Trains ON the Tied
Up Divisions.

No Attempt to Move Trains ON the Tied
Up Divisions.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 2.-There has
been no attempt today to move freight
on the Union Pacific, although the train
men in this city, it ia said, are ready to
work. The yard ia full of freight care,
east bound, and fully 50 engines from
the east and the west are standing about
the round-house. The round-house men
are at work as usual. Everything ia
peaceable and no trouble is feared.
The members OF the 4. r. U. had q
meeting today and leading members
stated, after the meeting, that they were
Ia the strike to the end.
The train from Omaha and Denver,
that should have gone west at 8 q. M.
left OF II. United States Marshal Kan
kin and large pose of deputies were
on board, heavily armed.
LARAMIE, Wyo., July 2.-The fast
mail, consolidated with the passenger
train, arrived this afternoon from the
east and will be held here until psssen--
ger train No. 7 can be moved ont of
Rawlns west. Laramie seems to be the
striking point OF the Wyoming division.
The yardmaster, tfainmaHter and CHIEF
dispatcher are doing the switching here.
Two passenger trains are held here.
SALT LAKE, July 2-The Union Pa.
cific has sent no trains from here to the
east or north since yesterday morning.
Judge Merritt today signed an order re.
quir ng ell Ucion Pacific employees to
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AT THE TWIN CITIES.
Trains Running, but Subject to Gre
Delays

Trains Running, but Subject to Great
Delays.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2.-Trains are run
ming in the Twin cities, although there
are some bad delays on the Chicago.
Great Western and Northern Pacific. No
road is completely tied up. The strikers
spent the day in iortifying their posi-
ton, and this morning succeeded in get.
ting the fremen on the Milwaukee to
90 out. Only few Of the -four mills
are now running. The freight tie-up
is much tighter than the passenger,
but some OF the roads have their ar.
rapgements so far perfected that they
expect to start their trains in q day or
80.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 2.-Serioua
trouble occurred last night in the yards
in East St.. Paul. The Omaha road is
bringing its surplus equipment down
from the head of the lakes. where it was
punched, and upon the arrival OF an
empty train a crowd of fully 800 strikers
met it, and after bombarding il with
stones they persuaded the engineer and
fireman to leave the engine on the track.
and 1t stands there now.
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HAVE NO GRIEVANCE.


Chief Arthur Counsels Engineers to Re-
fuse to Strike.
CLEVELAND, O., July 2.-In reply to
numerous letters AND kilograms received
from engineers and other railroad en-
ployees throughout the the west, asking
that the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers participate in the strike
movement, Chief Arthur, of the latter
organization, has sent out reply cover.
ing all such communications. He eau.
tons the engineers not to let the prsva.
lent etrike lever overcome their bet
ter judgment and reminds them that
they are az rule working under an
agreement with the various railroads for
stated period. He says the engineers
have no grievances and should not be
influenced by strikers to take part in a
contest in which they are not concerned.
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GALLANT STRIKERS.
They FurnIsh Mrs. Stanford an Armed
Guard and Transportation.

They FurnIsh Mrs. Stanford an Armed
Guard and Transportation.
DUNsMUIR, CAL, July 2.-When the
trestle was burned, Mrs. Stanford's car
was at SiHson. The A. r. U. brought
her here in carriage. and have offered
to take her in a special car to any place
she wishes to 20, This offer was made
by the local lodge out of the respect the
men hold for the memory OF Senator
Stnaford. and the offer was sanctioned
by President Debs.
Mrs. Stanford's special left here at
II 80 a. m. The A. r. U. boys deco.
rated her car and engine with flags and
flowers. The brass band serenaded her.
and the assembled employees and citi-
zens gave three hearty cheers as her car
pulled out. An armed guard of A. X.
U. msn accompanied her, to ses her
eafely through, and see that the train
was not used for any other purpose.
Mrs. Stanford gave written pledge
that insofar az lay in her power the
train should not be used in any way in
the interest of the company. The guard
will bring the engine back, and not per-
NIT it to be used by the company with
out fight.
When the offer was made to take her
she was we'll pleased, and said to the
boys; iii Senator Stanford had lived
this would not have happened"
And when che ASKED: "Would this
offer be made to Mr.. Huntington p the
boys said, mo. Huntington would not
be allowed to even walk over this road 2"
Miners from the creeks and guches
offer their gold to help the boys hold the
fort.
No effort will DO made to mend the
trestle till the strike is off.
The A. R. U. are feeding the 20 de-
tanned passengers.
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.
STRIKERS LED INTO A TRAP AT
SAN DIEGO.
JudGe Ross Injunction Served on tho
Men Through Dsception-Dsputy
MarshaIs Denied Food, Beer
and transportation.

SAN DIEao, July 1.-The strikers here
were made the victims of misplaced con-
fidence by Deputy Marshal Goodrich to-
day. He induced them to hold special
meeting at which he promised to read
to them certain dispatches from Los
Angeles intended for their benefit which
would doubtless help to bring the Atrike
to satisfactory termination. Relying
on his assurance that no arrests were
contemplated or any service OF papers
to be attempted, members of the A. r.
u, to the number of 100, turned out at
the time appointed. expecting to learn
that General Manager Wade was pre-
pared to arbitrate all differences, but
when they were all together, a deputy
marshal, acting in behalf of Goodrich,
served Judge Ross's restraining order
upon ell present, subp9neing those
heretofore employed on the Southern
California road to appear forthwith in
Los Angeles to answer before the grand
jury concerning the stoppage of traffic.
All were indignant because of the de-
ception, but in other respects in no wise
cast down because of the outcome OF the
strike.
Every train is tied up, and not q
" heel turning on the Surf line.
Deputy marshals at National City to-
day were refused meals at restaurants,
and were compelled to foot 1t back to
the city-three miles, the employees
OF the National City and Otay railroad
threatening to strike If they were taken
aboard the trains of that road.
Being DESTROYS of returning to Los An.
geles, they tried to take passage on the
steamer Mexico. which left tonight
northbound, but the entire crew threat
ened to strike if they were taken on,
and the steamer proceeded without
them.
At National City the deputies were
even refused beer at the saloons, but are
comfortably quartered at the Albemarle
hotel in this city. Despite the arrest Of
the men, the strike IL more determined
here than ever.
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A. g. p. STRIKERS.

More Arrests In Arizona-Trial Of tho
Culprits Postponed.
PREscoTr, Arizona, July 2.-The cases
Of the striking employees OF the Allan
tic and Pacific road, for contempt, were
continued today until tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Several more strikers were
brought in, charged with obstructing
the mail. Judge Hawkins issued writ
Of Injunction against oil persons on the
line Of the road from interfering with
the passage OF trains. Marshal Meade,
who left there swearing to serve lot Of
warrants, is detained at Williams with
his prisoners: being unable to secure an
engine, he will hire wagons to transfer
them to Prescott. The train dispatcher
at Williams was arrested today OH COM
plant of the strikers. charged with d.
vulging the contents Of Western Union