The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18

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| nments. Such thing as a
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after az all-over effect of focroun, that was
called to1e patterns or st+re :; caps that
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| Newman, In sta!; was sentence
ed to serv, 9otterst' VIII 81 stI penitentiary on
a charge o,,4in isounty; 1g.
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| Chattanooga i.i-nn., June 14.-(Special)-
Thomas j. Carney. one of the Wealthlest
| and best known citizens OF PineVille, Tenn,
| killed today. He supervising the
unloading of a large block of stone from
car The derrick rope broke and the i'm
mense mass fell upon him. man.ling his
| body horribly. Death instantaneous.
Six Implicated i'm Murder.
| Scottsboro. Ala, June 14.-(Special.) -Four
| men and two women are in Jail here charg-
ed with the murder of a young man named
| John Dixon, Belleforte, on the Ten
nessee river, yesterday. 1t is claimed by
relatives of the deceased that the parties
arrested murdered the young man and
threw the body into the river. Searching
parties have failed to recover the body.
Three Female Graduates.
Montgomery, Ala, June n.-At the COM
mencement exercises of the Agricultural
| and Mechanical college, at Auburn, three
young women graduated with hig honors,
| That institution like the State university
! at Tuscaloosa. is open TO young women on
| equal terms with young men. This marks
| a long step forward for the cause Of educa-
| ton in this state.
storm mt Memphis.
| Memphis, Tenn, June 1.-THE worst cleo
| trio storm ever experienced in this section
| swept over Memphis last night. Telegraph,
| telephone and trolley wires were rendered
| useless for over an hour. In the Central
| telephone office lightning played havoc
| with the switchboard, and compelled the
| operators to desert their posts and flee for
| safety. The storm was accompanied by q
| deluge of rain.
/ A Florida Jack the Ripper.
| Jacksonville, Fla, June 15.-The body or
| an unknown colOred woman was found this
| morning in Springfield a suburb. She mad
been stabbed over thirty times, her throat
| cut and many other wounds inflicted. Evl-
! IDENTIFY she had defended herself desperate
| ly, as her hands and fingers were cut to
| the bone where she had grasped the KNIFE
| blade There is no clue to the murderer.
GOING TO CAMP.
| Excited by Lynching.
Columbia, S. c., June 14.-(Specal.)-T
| negroes in Lancaster county greatly
| ncensed the lynching of Hardy Gill;
| which occurred fortnight ago. The
| quarterly conference of the Mt. Carmel
| African Methodist Episcopal church
passed resolutions condemnng the
lynching in strong terms and
| adjudged insane by two physicians Drs
| Mackey and Crawford. Gills onense was
the usual one. The governor has offered
| a reward of $3.50 for the apprehension of the
| Nnchers.
Sale of The Observation-Disclosures.
! Memphis Tenn June 16.-The Memphis
| Appeal-Avalanche, with all its franchises,
| contracts, name and good will, sold
under the hammer today to satisfy credi-
tors. The Memphis Commercial was the
| successful bidder. The price paid was $780,,
200 The property was transferred this af
| ternoon and The Commercial assumed con-
! troll The Appeal-Avalanche first
| knocked down to w. a. Collier the preSi-
| dent of The Appeal Company,
| whose bid was $50 300 but when called upon
| by the commissioner, Mr.. Collier did not
| ave the money. The paper then sold
/ to The Commercial people, the next highest
| bidder.
Lynchinc in Louisiana.
| Monroe, La, June H.--Iast night about
| o'clock fire was discovered in a vacant
| residence in the upper end of town. The
| fire soon put out. One half hour later
| another vacant residence found on tire
| in the lower part of town. BloodhoundS
| were then put on the trail of the party
| who had done the work. After making a
| cirCuitOuS route they went to the house of
| a white man named j. II. Day party
| who has been strongly suspected of having
! c-t.lYIf i.I
| evidence pointed conclusively to MIN as
| having been the inCendiary. Day was ar
rested and put in jail. Later in the night
| he was taken out of Jail and hanged to the
| limb Of a tree. No one doubts but that he
was the man who did the work last night,
| well being at the bottom of number
| of fires that have occurred lately.
| Sons of Veterans.
| Knoxville, Tenn, June 1.-THE sixth an
nuaI encampement of the Sons of Veterans,
| United States of America, came to a brill
| liant close tonight The encampment was
| the best the division Of Alabama and Tennes-
| see has ever had. inasmuch several ques-
| tons of much Importance to the order
| were taken up and also the matter of
election of officers for the ensuing year.
| The election Of officers was holly contest
| ed one. The following was the result: Com
mander, Valentine Glib. Jr.. Birmingham,
| Ala; senior vice commander, j. G.. Crum-
| bliss, Kingston, Tenn; Junior vice COM
| mander, Harry Reep. Knoxville Past Col
| onel NJ. d. Friedman. of birmingham, Ala,
! presented with gold cross for meri-
| torious conduct towards the order. Athens,
| Tenn was chosen the next place for
| holding the encampment.
| lie Never Said 1t.
Columbia, S. c., June 16.-(Special. Gov
| ernor Tillman today got the first informa-
ton he has had regarding alleged opin-
| ion of his about DR.. Caves speech at the
| memorial celebration at Richmond. The
! governor Gays that he never read the
| speech ale1 that he had nothing to say
| about thafo datter He makes it the occas
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