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AtInntn Clearins Monse statement.
PROVISIONS. GRAIN, ETC.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.
ATLANTA. Ca. November 10. 1891.
GFnCerie~

Atlanta November IO-Eo.sIed coffee %. - q 100
Z, Ct@eS Creen-EytTa choice zoe; choice gooc A"cf
fair IS; common t-c. SllEar-t'ranulItsi =; pow
,iered 5l..: cut loaf 5l2c, white extra &c: Ng'V
orleans yellow clarified 4tf *: yellow extra & &c
Svrup-Neyv Orleans choice l5c; prime 80 4c COM
mon SOs :c NIoiss>l5tituulnet ui' -s''t'eri iIl-
7fatioD -. poe Teas-I;ack 800 'c: green 100
,iilr Nutmre sDr. Allspice uG ic. singapore
T,cDIer L. Mace Il 90. lice-HeId &c, good BIC;
common a G: imported Japan Ja2'-r- SAT-
IFnylK-- tI;ir, so: >lRo 3r-lna .oc
GI,.s-Fl1fS Isl.q I:sIsc White fish. bbls 81 90;
mis- ,;oc NI..,eraI n. huls. S6our $50. soap
T,llov 100 bars - As $1,000 . -: turptnilnc. tio
mars =, 2-,.fa 30. taudlc~-r4r.iin lie. star lie
NatcirS-tu 0s S4.OU; 5cns $4,000 80. Zcvs
$1,000 20. Gcs gross. s;i..J- ~9tta-he5s. bilA
&C.. DO n package Sc; cases. h p. 90 l anu ,
rs -: do j. 70 6lac. tracrers- \ soda .'i2c;
XXX rrlt1cr ttc: NN% pearl oysters 5i-': she'll ana
excelsior -, lemon cream -; NM -Il4er SNAPS -
,,.,~,lnfi}s 90. candy Assorted StlcS q. fr'nSa
usivrd 20 ~ Canned 2oo3a-C ondnnSed milk
300 20 Imitation -Hlas'crei s31a 100 AZ
mon :, ..latj.G l.. ". oysters Sl.so; / W ei-2'
corn IS .3.Ju: Tomatoes sou liai ioii-@.l
s..Iu S.arch-P,arl &C; lamp -: nickel pacN'2s
=; ia. Cclulnd ~J.uO FiCScs-Piai or mixed
hints. 5000 20: quarts 81 .lOoGl -ao- fcWicr-
Eitic kegs, $50; = kegs sI.Su' = kegs Stu
ar- - y
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KNIGHTS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Delegates tn the National knights of
Labor Convention Arriving.

New Orleans, November "a number OF
delegates to the National Knights OF Labor
convention, which meets in this city next
Tuosdav. have "ireadv arrived. Including
CranGmaster Workman Sovereign. Chica-
go; Secretary Hayes. Philadelphia: 7. b.
Mcclure Amsterdam. n. Y; NJ. j. Bishop,
Boston; c. \. French. Marlboro, Mass.
W. Ii. @. Simmons, Washington; Patrick
Murphy. New York; Richard }. Kerrighan,
Montreal: Andrew ID. Best, Brooklyn; y. j.
Zoller, Jersey city; ]. a. Volpey. Detroit.
An executive meeting is now being held
by them. which is usual in advance OF the
convention. The executive committee is
called in session only to anticipate such
business as VIII probably come before the
convention which is done for the purpose
of facilitating the transaction of business
before that body when il ASSEMBLIES.
4 great many members of the local or
sanization called at the Motel this morning
10 pay their respects to Grandmaster
Workman Sovereign. but ne was so busily
engaged with committee work that it was
impossible for him 10 entertain any OF
them.
In response to questions Mr.. Sovereign
said:
There is absolutely nothing Of any i'm
pOrtauce 10 tell the press. In fact l hardly
know, rs yet, what matters are likely to
come up before the committee, having
seen none Of the papers or reports that
will be acted upon. Beyond a few meetings
Of advance committees, whose sessions
will. OF course be private, no business viii
be transacted until Tuesday Until then
we will take things easy and try TO put
in the tine as pleasantly as possible"
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be tried. The case. however, that created
the greatest interest was that against the
Murray county whitecappers. Six were IN
dicted for whipping William Nailor two
years ago, aad some of the most prominent
citizens OF the adjoining county of Murray
were involved. Bill Dobbins was tried at
the regular term OF the court in October.
John Wilson was put on trial yesterday and
today the jury returned a verdict of guilty.
Wilson was represented by Messrs. Jones
and Martin, of Dalton; Hon. y. S. Clay. OF
Marietta, and the entire local bar. Solic-
itor General George IL. Brown represented
the state.
When the means and infiueFce of the de-
PENDANTS and their friends are taken into
consideration the conviction of Wilson is
regarded as one OF the greatest legal vic
tories in the history of Gilmer county, or,
indeed, In this entire section. The defense
left no stone nturned TO obtain an acquit-
tai. Mr.. Brown made the concluding argu-
ment and his speech is being compiimented
by ali. 1t was probably one of the closest,
most masterful and powerful arguments
ever delivered IN this court. The convic-
ton OF the defendant is largely attributable
to his able management of the case. Grice
and Wilson were each sentenced to pay
fine Of $1,000 or serve twelve months in the
chaingang The law abiding people of this
county were never more unanimous in their
endorsement OF Judge Gober's official ccn-
duct than they are in his efforts TO sup
press lawlessness OF this character. y few
more convictions and sentences OF this sort
will forever end whitecapping in north
Georgia.
What bigger mistake could a house
Keeper make than 10 suppose that any
other baking powder is as good as DR..
Prices. No other is half so good.
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tatives of civil government, municipal ana
gubernatorial, seem to act with measure
of indifference to such affairs, may 1t not
well be said, in days of primitive
Christian experience: Lord, unto Whom
shall we go? But the answer is close at
hand: There is one unto whom we may go,
and ii is unto Him, of whom the disciples
said: Thou art words of eternal lie.
Unto Him, therefore, have We come TINS
day, for guidance, blessing and protection
NJ. j. Sanders, agent of the West India
line, British subject, tonight obtained
from Judge Pardee i'll the United States
court. an injunction restraining the white
screwmen and longshoresmen from inter-
fering with his loading his ships by colored
labor. This is an outcome of the existing
troubles. The cotton exchange and other
bodies endeavored to keep the matter from
going as far as the federal government,
but Mr.. Sanders refused to delay longer,
claiming that the local protection accorded
was VIGOROUSLY insufficient.
Power, purity and wholesomeness, the
principal qualities of a superior baking
powder are found superlativciy excellent in
DR.. Prices.
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NEGROES MEET IN NEW ORLEANS.
Prayers offered for Guidance and
blessings.

New Orleans, La, November Son ac-
count OF the labor troubles brought about
by the white laborers in an effort TO set
rid of the colored laborer as u competitor
an evangelical alliance meeting was held
today at the Wesley chapel Of the Methodist
church, attended by fifty ministers and l.5O0
people, and prayers were offered for Suid-
ance, blessings and protection and the fol-
lowing adopted:
AT a time when the peace, prosperity
and even the very life, commercially speak
ing of a great city like New Orleans
is endangered by the ruthless hand OF the
murderer, outlaw, assassin and incendiary
torch; when the blood of half a score of
defenseless, law-abiding citizens. in the per-
sons of j. Gordon Taylor. James Yates,
Henry Washington, John Williams, Philip
Johnson, Randolph Blackburn, Andrew
Holmes Henry Carey and others. who have
been slaughtered in cold blood or wounded
nigh unto death by mob violence in the
open day and in the presence OF those
whose duty it is to protect the defenseless
and preserve the peace of the city; when
the blood of these men is calling aloud for
redress at the hand of Injured justice and
outraged law; when the only plea thus fer
given or even limited by these misguided
yiolators of the peace and perpetrators of
these atrocities is the fact that those
against whom these great outrages are per-
petrated are negroes and are incapable of
resentment or redress; when the represent
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nored Into Ihc WhiSI<y barrel.

YorllviIle, S -, November 6.-(Special)-
on last Saturday John y. Berry, whisky
distilier, who lives seven miles north OF
Yorllvillc. delivered to the agent of the
Charleston and Ohio River railroad sew
eral barrels Of corn whisky, consigned 10
the state dispensary ut Columbia, ;. c.
During the night some euterprising sons Of
nature took it upon themselves to bore an
au.srr hole through the floor ana into one
of the barrels and let the liquor run out,
catching IS much as they wanted and let
the remainder of a forty-nine-Sallon barrel
run out. Immediately after the discovery
Of the theft the case was put in the hands
OF Detective II. IL. Dobson, Of this place.
He at once began work on the case, and
this morning arrested q young white man,
named James Parish, who, upon being con-
fronted with strong evidence, confessed
that he was one of the parties who COM
mitted the burglary. and implicated another
white man. named Harry Wilson. Wilson
was lodged in jail and Parish is out on bail.
mis- is the second time in the past four
years that liquor has been stolen from the
charleston and Ohio River railroad Depot
q This Mace.
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A BARkEEPER SHOT DEAD.
The Murderer Thought He Was Being
Worked Ont of His Place.

Augusta, Ga, November Especial -
state Sims, bartender for G. 4 Cobbs sa-
loon. 6lO Broad street, was Killed tonight at
the saloon door by Robert i. Paschal.
PaschtI had been bartender there himself
but had been sick for two weeks and when
ne returned found Sims at work in his
place When Paschal proposed to resume
work Cobb put him off and for several days
Paschal has been waiting and importuning
FOR his job. Tonight Paschal entered the
bar and got into an alteration with Sims
and a friend of his, Max SalaL. Pascnai
was finally elected and at the door told
Sims ne would see him again and settle
with him. Policeman Williams stepped for
ward, and laying his hand on Paschars
shoulder, said there must be no lighting.
In an instant Paschal drew q pistol and
shot twice, once at Salat and once at Sims.
He missed the former. but his pistol was
almost in Sims's fAee and he fell dead with
q bullet in his brain.
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TRAGEDY AT LEXINGTON.
A breckenridge Man Stnbs to Death an
Owens Supporter.

LEXINGTON Ky November S.-A bloody
political tragedy occurred in Lexington TINS
afternoon at O'Clock when John Traynor'
marshal of Athens, Ky, cut Lew Sharpe,
probably fatally, and shot Ike Davidson 10
death. Sharpe and Traynor were both dem
ocrats Sharpe being an Owens man and
Traynor a Breckenridge supporter They
met in front of the Leland hotel Sharpe
accused Traynor of having voted for Denny
the republican. TraynOr denied 1t, when
Sharpe called him a damned liar
Traynor struck Sharpe, who Is badly Grip
pied, as the result of having been shot IN
the knee during the war. The blow knock
ed Sharpe to the sidewalk, and before he
could get up Traynor drew knife ana De
gan cutting the old soldier. Pat Toomey,
young friend of Sharpe's, rushed to his as
sistance and knocked Traynor down. Ike
Davidson rushed in and tried to separate
the men. Traynor scrambled to his feet
and, apparently trying to set away, went
down the street with two pistols IN his
hands The marshal turned and fired, the
bullet striking Davidson in the stomach.
He died in an hour. Sharpe was taken TO
the hospital, where he is suffering greatly
and it is more than likely he will die. Tray
nor was locked up.
Davidson was a well-known dstiller. The
origin of the bad feeling between the men
dates back some time. on election day
John Green, who was Marshal Traynor's
deputy shot and fatally wounded George
Toomey, q brother of the man who took
part in today's affray.
Pat Toomey, Sharpe and Davidson came
10 iowa this afternoon to have TTaynor
arrested as an accessory to the shooting OF
Toomey as the latter is likely to die before
morning. Traynor had been arrested ana
released on bond when Sharpe met him in
front of the hotel.
There is already q great deal Of bad blood
between the owens and breckenridge men
here, and it is feared that this will not be
The last of the trouble. Green, who snot
Toomey, was a Breckenridge man and
Toomey an Owens follower. Sharpe IS close
~ related to Stephen G.. Sharpe, eN-treas-
urer OF Kentucky.
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DIR. HARTMAN
Lectures on Catarrh at the Surgical

Lectures on Catarrh at the Surgical
Hotel.
In the course of the latest lecture of DIR.
Hartman, he said:
about thirty-five years ago Pe-ru-na was
introduced to the medical profession as a
catarrh remedy. Its fame as a catarrh
medicine spread slowly at first, but, as ca
tarrh became more and more prevalent, the
attention of the public was attracted in a
greater degree. The result was that Pc
ru-na has come to be known in most of the
civilized world as the catarrh remedy Of
this age. 1t cures by removing the cause
of the catarrh symptoms. and therefore
cures permanently"
Those desiring to read the best book on
chronic catarrh ever published should have
a copy OF the Family Physician No. ., as it
contains much informal on on ca arrhal dis
eases from the pen of DR.. Hartman. Every
family should have 4 copy OF the Pe-ru-na
Almanac for 1895. the best almanac pub
lished. Either of these valuable books viii
be sent free to any address by the Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company, of COlum.
buS q.
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TRAGEDY IN ARIEL.
A WeII-I&nown Citizen Found Murder
ed-Fhe Hunt.

Lake city. :. c.. November 10.-(Special)
Mr. Madison J.. Council. a well known and
respected farmer OF the Ariel neiShborhood,
about seven mics from Lake city, was, Al
about o'clock Friday evening, waylaid
and killed on the public highway within
half a mile Of his home. where his wife
anu several children were waiting for him.
When found, at midnight ne was dead,
and partially burned. His clothing having
been fred by the charge that took his
life. He had been at work at neiShbor's
house during the day and was returning
home. The assassin, who was probably
secretcd in the bushes bordering the road
side where his body was found, shot him
twice. The body was not removed until
after the inquest. which was held Saturday.
There is no clue to the perpctrator Of the
dreadful deed. If suspicion rests upon
any one IL is withheld over the deed-so
fearful and the manner OF its accomplish
ment so horrible. There is considerable
excitement in the ncighborhood.
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NEAR HER HOME.
The Exciting Escape of a Young Lady from
Negroes Clutches.

At O'Clock Thursday afternoon des
pcrote negro made a bold attempt to as
sault Hiss Lottie Haybach near the resi-
dcuce Of her father, 4S9 West Simpson
street. The screams Of the young lady and
the prompt appearance of her brother
frightened the brute away and long
hunt with trained blood hounds failed to
find him.
Miss Haybach is employed in the mil
Lnery department at Highs. She had I'm
>hed her work Yesterday afternoon and
was returning home. II IS some distance
from the car line a. the house ana il was
necessary for her TO pass through a Sc
ciulcd section Of the street. The darkness
was intensified by the rain which had just
begun 10 fall. While passing vacant lot
. large negro sprang out and grabbed her
fiercely about the throat with one hand
while an open razor was in the other.
Make any noise" he said. and I'll cut
your throat"
Miss Haybach was terribly frightened
bat d.d not lose her presence OF mind. She
pushed both fists quickly in the Negroes face
and screamed loudly.
Fortunately her brother and AIR John
Connolly were standing IN the doorway Of
her home. not ntty yards away. They ran
AT once to the place, ard hearing their
approach, the negro hastily departed.
\ telephone message TO police headluar-
tcgs gave the alarm, and CAN Officers
MGatley and GeaVers responded. They
were followed in n few moments by Ser
geant White. who carried with him a
pack Of trained hounds.
They took track Immediately and led of
across the vacant lot down Simpson street.
For half an hour the dogs gave a lively
chase going through several yards show
ing that the negro was making a hasty
flight. The chase was kept mp for half an
hour, but striking the railroad, the track
was lost. y freight train had just passed
and il was thought that the negro boarded
this and escaped. The attempt created wild
excitement N the neighborhood and a
large crowd followed the dogs in the chase.
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Fruits and Confectionaries.

Atlanta November lO-Apples S3-.563.Go Z hbl
:; ~. FLORIDA -5f 90 = box: sicily $3.50 30
Oranges Florida S-a..1t loo. tocoanutS ;'istd-4c
PineappcS / crate lana! .a'---eieti4i sI-oo
q, l 5u FIGS I:sM Use. R:rSins-New California
so: boxes 81 so: "a boxes i|c. Cur-antS Ota -
cghorn ctron ..GG DE. Nuts-AlmoncS l6c; pecilns
I.,f &c. Brazil Pie: fiheTtS 1ll.c; waiDuiS
IIa I:ic. Peanuts Virginia eiectri" light DC fancy
handpicked i29sc; Nc.th Carolina oictc &c; georgia
~.
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aLARGE IRON CREST
Dug up by Spaaiards who Came to Flor
ida


st. Augustine. Fla, November 6.--(Spe-
cial)-A party of ten Spanards dug up a
large iron chest, supposed TO be filled with
treasures, on the old Christeval Brova
property, bounded by Hospital, Charlotte
Bravo and Bridge streets. before daylight
Yesterday morning. Mrs. ReGdick, not
knowing what the men We're doing, ap-
peared with a shotgun and drove them off.
but not until they had loaded the chest,
requiring several men to carry it, into n
vehicle. No trace of the men can be found.
Nothing but a hole, some old pottery and
an iron hook and one silver coin were left
by them A sloop which landed here dur
ing Sunday night and left at daylight for
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Atlanta Noveulhef IU-llo3r. first pateutssieO;
seroD, ,afeut s.: -: extra farcy $3.50: fancy - so
family 50 80 Corn. No. Z white zoe: No white
l,sS,., T,ivcd .J-,, Oats white 4sC mixed 2c, rust
moot 5t,c Seed we. Georgia zoe Hay. choice TIM
1tiv ar. haie4. zoe: No / timothy, large bales b0c;
,l,nire timothy small bales goo: No. i .n0t3v, small
$50. No ? timothy small bales site. Meal plain sue;
boteC Doe Wheat bran, large sacks S5c;sIna SACKS
So, Girls fgts4rl
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Country Produce.

Atlanta November Io-Esgs loo I6c. Butter
Western creamery 200 III; fancy tennessee -
.,Ii,: choice 100 Is: Georgia I2i@5GI5c Live pcL-
trv-Iurkevs SaI O = n; hens 22ls123: spring
chickens, large $50 roc; medium lat1 IDc small
S,G zoe: ducks ad 20 Dressed poE.try-Iurkeys
Told be: ducks I.I.6 l5c: chickens 100 l2le
irish poratoes-Rur- 500 10 = bb3: Tennessee
IN C5N-5c sweet potatoes. new 564Uc = bu.
Honev-strs:. ned 81 Zoe; in tbe comb loo i2l-c on
ions 9OctdeIO 90 = bu.; bbis. s23U9&'o Caobas'
L I-..I 4
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the south without communicating with any
one. is supposed to have carried the party
to San Domingo, the heirs of the
original owner, Davine. live there. A mag
nolia tree, planted by the mother of Mrs.
General Blake seventy years ago, was
taken for bearing to the spot of the bur-
led treasures. which the pal ties seemingly
understood.
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Trial Of Alleged Lynchers.

Memphis. Teun., November S.-The trial
OF Detective Richardson and Ed Smith.
two OF the alleged lynchers - the six
negro prisoners near Kerrville on August
2lst was begun in the criminal court to-
day -Four jurors were secured out of 100
men examined. 1t is not probable that the
remainder OF the jury will be secured this
week.
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CONNECTING wHIrECAPPERs.
Gifnscr County Can Punish Her own
Criminals without Federal Help.

ElIiay. Ca. November 9--tSpec.ai-)-Th
unad lurnet term OF GilTner superior court
Is now iu session. Judge C1orse p Gober
preSidina, TINS term being held Tor the pur
pos o. trying tire celebrated wnitecap
cas-. Alden GTice was convicted Of whip
PIN the Thurmonds. The other defendants
in that cas-. are now confined Ia Fulton
COUNTY jail Tor conspiracy or ga Indictment
In The ln.teI states court. an4 oOuIA not
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In OIden Times

People overlooked the Importance Of per
manently beneficial effects and were salts
fed with transient action, but now that 1t
is generally known that Syrup of Figs will
permanently cure habitual constipation
well-informcd people will not buy other
Iaxatives which act for time, but finally
iniure the system.
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nnn,f Nnu See IT.

That vapor creeping up from the narshy
lowIands 1t is ladencd with the seeds OF
chills and fever. DO you think ~ can
breathe these without danger? Not InLch.
Protect yourself with HOstetter's stomach
Rtters and you will be safe. Or II you
find dyspepsia. rheumatism, 'nact!"lty oil
the kidneys or liver, or constipation coming
on apace. use this thorough and beneticent
SAFEGUARD.
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JUST FROM GEORGIA..
Happy ON the Way.

No matter how the weather goes.
We're happy on the way:
The apples red as any rose,
The fields are stacked with hay
See the rabbit runnin'
Fox has lost his cunnn';
Lots o. game fer gunnin'--
Happy on the way!
No matter how the weather goes,
We're happy on the way:
In winter-time 1t always SHOWS,
But violets come in May.
See the partridge flynn
Fat enough fer fryin';
Jest can't think o. slghin'-
Happy on the way!
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PrONiSiOnS.

Atlanta, November 1O-Clear rih sides. boxed 'sc;
ice-curpd bellies 9@4 SugaT-cured hams I6d I2c,
according To brand and average California SC Break
fast bacon 10. lard-Loai Sc: compound Ollc.
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To The Editor will gladly tell any suf-
fering woman how ] was Cur-d OF female
weakness after long suffering. / have moth
ing to sell. Address. with stamp, Mrs. IL.
Falkncr, u Martin street, Atlanta Ga.
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sIno Tll1rlNY DIAMoNn RINa rREr.

or 70 watch To person buying or helping
us t. $. u the most wall paper before Christ
mas, O'c room. up. Embossed gold 29c. for
meriy 81. Samples free. Lawrence * Co,
AHnufactU-v-s, 10 West TWenty-third street,
Nt41e
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Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills. which are made
expressly for sleepless, nervous. dyspectic
sufferers. Price % cents.
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Be- than riches are good health and
a orEieated mind Both can 5e obtained
by using Or. Prices Baking Powder.