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Tbe Registration a Fair One.
CRISP ANn WHITNEY.
The Ex-Speaker Says That lie Has Not De-
clared for Him.

A4bs,s IA September 14-(Special ~
am for the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver ut the rate of IL 10 l. independent OF
other nations"
such were the words Of Speaker Charles
f crisp TO The Constitution correspond
eut this afternoon at the Commercial hotel.
Georgia. respectively. The above uuGuah-
ned remark on this important question
came IN response 10 a query as TO the re-
suit of the distinguished Georgian's visit
10 Europe and his study of the financial
question from an English standpoint.
Speaker Crisp said that he had found no
argument or reason advanced 10 cause HIM
to change his views in the least from what
they have been for years. lie was still an
earnest advocate of the free coinage of the
white metal az the ratio of Is TO 1. and that
independently Of the action Of other ma
tons.
you are being quoted, Mr.. Crisp, as be-
Ing favorable 20 the nomination of Hon
William &. Whitney. of New York. for the
presidency. Does that report come VITA
authority
The published report that l had declared
myself as favoring the nomination of MIR
Whitney by the democratic party next year
for the presidency was made without any
authority from me said Mr. CRISP
Il expressly declined TO make such
statement. Mr. Whitney is my friend. but
] have never declared in his favor Tor the
democratic presidential nomination. Nor
have | expressed any preference for any
one. l should like TO good man nom
mated on a sound democratic platform
consistent with my views of democracy
With such a candidate and such a platform
l believe our party can win the victory
next year"
Are you going TO make any speeches on
the financial question soon?"
Il think it very probable that | shall l
go rofn hero Ia Chic&anarsa TO attend {
dedicati ceremonies at the national park.
and then will be engaged in several i'm
portant matters north II. after the compile
ton of these matters of business, l find
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GENERAL EKFo>ITlox NEWS.
virginia's Day at the Exposition.

Richmond. Mas. september .-tSlyclai)-
Either Monday. October .3d or Tuesday,
October -4th. win he Virginia day 40 the
Atlanta expos Iulu. This conclusion WAS
reached rs Governor OFerreu t0tay, ami
he viI soon determine which ot tAe Two
days shan 81 especially sci apart in honor
III tlc HI DOMINION. 4Lc governor has
l.cu iu curresra -.-.uec with PRESIDENT Cob
Ltr Tor several Gays with reference 90 t.is
matter. As soon as the governor decided
positively % attend tal biz show and 10
t.te his t4l4 -taG with him he Nas asked
10 designate soiae day durils his stay ia
tIe cate Clty CAS- Virginia day. and having
learned thtt tAe four,h Virginia resineUt
proposed 90 att-ud The exposition he wrote
10 Colonel e.. a. Nash with reference % che
natter and has gseertliurd that tnis regi-
ueut VIII Ho ID Atlanta October -5l and
-Hh. These facts have been Communicated
90 President Colder. Who says thar either
date Nlu DE agreeable To the management,
ana one ar thu other wall bc selected, most
likely October 2ith. some of the other Nir-
Liuia military orEauiza rlons propose 70 at
tend the exposition ANA they may arrange
Co ue there v- tAe same time. The Mother
OF States viii ia wen represented at this.
the greatest exhibition ever held of the
sS,!th's resources.
Columbian Bell Coming.
Chicseo. S.utcrrber l0-tSpe, ial) The
Columbian liberty reu VIII start en- it's trim
around the world on Friday morning. II
will first 80 20 the Atlanta exposition TO
remain two months
From Atlanta it VIII De taken 20 New Or
leans and the CITY of Mexico and from
there 10 Eunuymede England. where the
ben wish ring out ia cowmcmoration of
magma chatta.
THE rest If the Journey has not vet been
plannet hut Dc is -he Intention 20 have the
htff r.-an Mount Arf-rf ftf 1910 ami r.ut- q
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. . CHINESE ARRIVE.
They Attract Great Attention at the Station
aud ON the streets.


After a journey of thirty-five days over
land and sea 2o5 Chinesc-men. women and
boNs-reachcd Atlanta Saturdav morning
on a special train over the Seaboard Air
Line.
The union depot was surrounded by n
densely packed crowd that waited anX-
iously for the coming OF the ceiestials.
Not less tLar 2.Ja0 men ana boys pushed
and showed at each other IN their efforts
10 set a peep AT the small population OF
Chinese.
when the special train had fairly stop
ped tie women and one girl stepped ont
of the cats and headed toward tine north
ern entrance OF The depot. past Duuuds
restaurant. They were dressed in oil cloth
trousers AND loose ciiuslus coats of the
blouse order.
As they Nyadilcd along toward the end
OF the depot various explanations were
made h, the crowd. AT FIRST sight they
luokcd like mcn-that Is. they looked Ike
mcu 10 the eye uaeducated 10 celestial
brauty.
Deere ait't none NV 'cm." yelled a small
edition 81 Chimwie Eaaie1. "Dey'rc lauu-
dry jaJs brought over Ter dc exposition
r-sh uV people be ucwspa peers ia 0Ncs.
''l,a~y uerr. Pete" hoUi,d another gam
I'm. eet outo his pi-uus suaday clothes.
Will y,rc OATS a woman wit e. bi'omers.
This vas 90 indicate WcN-dresscd chi
ness. VINO WAS go 3. Nsritablc trance with the
watching OF the women. ne stood gazing
4, them in a fashion that fairly eclWsed
the r3.I.rl Johuuys -,ar.r. From hs
STANDPOINT. probably. they w-re transcend
emily bcautnil. At least they were reri-
ti.s-auJ mo- one would want chGysanthc-
mru~ IL they srcw wild.
Al the head OF this procession OF unccr-
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time to make few speeches before con-
gress assemblies. l shall do so. l believe
that the democracy # the union should
endeavor to have embodied in the national
platform a plank calling for the free and
unlimited coinage of silver at the ra-
ito of 16 to L."
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and from there will go direct 10 chattanoo-
ga TO attend the dedication ceremonies OF
the Chickaunusa National park on Septem-
TENDER 18th and aoth. and thence 20 Attain
IN. 20 participate in the reunion OF the
blue and the gray at the Cotton States and
International exposition on September list,
returning 20 Washington via the Southern
raflu-aw
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a CLpITAL IDEA.
Let Us Show the World at Atlanta
how To Cook and Eat Carolina Rice.

lr.m The Charleston News aud Courier
captain William Niles Hazard has writ
ton letter 10 THE GeJrg, iowa Times. pro-
2 s.rE tHal o. Rice .NHihit Toe made at The
atlanta exposition. ANY one who has ever
lcsu outside Oh tie state knows what
horrible moss the cooks elsewhere make OF
ta.oina's delicious celeJl-a horrible muci-
l--Inat# mess. nOt recognizable as rice at
a.l which uo one ever seems 70 eat at alL
lt tuc outside world could be given good,
properly cooked r.ee Gt tue fair and shown
how - prepare il. b seems probable that
many would adopt II as regular article Of
q. 20 thereby enl3fs.ag the market very
considerably. Captain Hazard says:
'it has occurred II me that it the rice
planters and citizens would Join forces thar
we could make Credll9ble exhibit of the
tI.' product of our country at the Atlanta
tAno> uon. My plan is ths laJ every rice
PLANTER contribute rice, both Shoaf rice
ANA clean. aud solicit subscriptions of nou-
'N from tHo citizens, with this noncy !
su.-,st tile erection Of a booth built of
st.tt rice and palm leaves, and Cruamcutsd
N'tu moss. This provided for, employ two
good coiorci cooks to Dee under tile charge
- g business lady, familiar Win house
hee"ius and Ec,ptHs accounts. and lee her
se.Nt daily luacu consisting Of boiled rice
ard gravy. rice w3uIys. and various forms
OF rDe Bread. with game aud poultry fat
toned On rice. and ush from cur waters,
" .ts each lunch issue circulars, giving fun
directions how 90 cook rice. Let the charge
for sHch lunch 40 to a general fund 10
provide this booth with the ucccssaries
after iGe urst month, and at the end of
re season e ,hy aesamuIa'oa permitted s4
divide among the contributors the sur
plus. I'm other words. make each contrlou-
5s '7 a 's 5S555 under my SUCH SRp
h IN ,6o "" sor@ ,a sas aaE Sas to start 'o
ris.t Theirs Housh co"tfipuI-
eI i,f vus ei'0 ',,s ,, W. w
5 . ...., /. 4. {. !: I:
bring
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FROM olneR cLIMEs.
A Flood Of Foreigners Coming to the Expo
sition.

Foreigners are flooding the fair.
They came Wednesday, host OF them
Senior Carlo Sestagalii. secretary 10 Tie
Italian commission. l.. Rivolta. of Milan.
l. Gonnella. of Naples. &. Usolini. Of Flor
cncc. he Carlo. Of Naples. NJ. Canni, Of
Florence. X. Sautamaria. Of London. and
n. Muller. Of Florence. eli OF them arrived
yesterday and the floor " the manuiic-
tunes and libcral arts buiidinE, in which
the European display will he made, was
scene of Jabbcriug confusion.
Most Of the fore snvrs were exhibitors
who have brought across the waters huge
supplies Of goods of every variety. u Was
suggestive of the tower OF Babel When
CleNaiier N-ccm made his appearance.
Tine language OF almost every tongue was
floating about tine raftcrs Of every build
Eng.
\ vast quantity OF foreign exhibits have
arrived SOME OF thcm are still in the
ears awaiting 10 be unloaded. but the
iars,st part has been taken out and the
his cases with the peculiar stamps Of the
different countries from which they come
are spread out and piled over the spacious
floor. Except few show eases from EHs-
land. none of these exhibits has been Yet
uufatkeI. They have been waitinS the
Pleasure and leisure of the customs officials
and tha ARRIVAL 81 thc exhibitors
CEief Donaldson las now. however. thor
oullly Organised his staff with six Collec-
tr-s ANA tlree inspectors. all iu tle J.-unty
gt forus az ilGe. THE delay in thc COM
~.rl.tsan of this bntl4iue. which viii 40 up
81 eue ezra rf tho niintral ana flores ry
tli'. has urt iutgrt,red with his work. lie
Las established temporary headquarters be
tre Tire hui.ilna Aal w.li is-u, orders lrom
tnat place uutl tae hull0ins provided Ter
DIS department IS ere. tcd- iie has been
ready tor thc arrival ol che cNh.bisrs Tor
several DAVIS. ard uow t-.t most ot fhem
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In THE TENTH.
WH1TTHE REPRESENTATIONS FIG UfES
REGDIyED INDICATE.
The Total oegistration is About 1000 Less
Than the Last Note-As IL IL Seen
in Augusta-IabuIated Estimates.

Augusta, Ga, September 12.-(Special.)-
The completion of the registration brings
a breathing spell to the entries for the
great congressional race and to their fol-
lowers. For several weeks all energies
have been bent upon getting "our people
to register, and now that there can be no
more registering democrats and popuiists
by common consent are taking bit of rest
before the final struggle. They are study
ing the returns of registration and are iig-
urIng.
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t.0 V.t.-s whose rr~aaeei. crippled
f.,t prevented aas walk Moore dis1msi
than 81 ta4ai.. WAS Chinese Wla eyident-
lg lueW Oh. vay. However. hut for the
aii ~ "a policeman who d,ute che crowd
back lis Lu1WlfGs-. OF tfldnts~ streets
uceIi have avHI. lim hut Ht,,e Wh.u
tae Io!e ctlau rushed ID tine rescue a Wild
reaI wsat ~ ara n aa instant d
member tt tine mayors RESERVE I-I haeu
g..eu a seore ui c3sHom-us aad "a variety
,i surname
-He weacn appeared Co DE very much
tu rrae-.. aut acted lu trIghtCneI
fashion. drawing close together whoa the
crowd advanced. pressed forward ly the
tas..r tHrar- nUliHl
Nith te vor ~ was SRI not over
~ olive 2.Ers 81 1886. She ll- 20 herself
u- near Is $3.50 poH. val as possible. t.l-
deHlg fearing THAR shc was aloIt 10 be
The Ken Filed Cat.
a portion of ale crowd followed the
Caues. .aa.eu up thc street and trv rest
uel ara the Chinese boys tumaiea out
aaI lined up for the va.1 out OF tle de-
pot a son WIS sent up by some young
s..r. AND iIr crowd IeI-t "a Wild rusl back
g. tAe uri.r c.rot.
There Wu.c tttvtr-siV boys and lg5
p. IN TH average Atlanta CHI
nose IS al~est am American IN COMPARE
SON with t"e Chimes a- tae appear fresh
q I'D rank icHrl tae.r Hatfr country Many
Ell tre ufea. ..li of ts.HH wtt1 ptst4ils. book
tl NNt ta.it-. WflIe oi--re appeared 90
D.. Nllaes- ot yaseaton. The boys were
seemed - ,a1oy tae oIro-r t-As their az
f..rsu.. rr IrUt.
AS compared 90 the mon. The women. are
truly beauties. ana really some oil them
aL h
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An Editors Great Scheme.

From The Stewart County. Ca, Hopper
August is gone with all its noise,
And YOU may bet your bottom dollar
rrba+ W.. bv bragGin' on the bows.
cot out OF pullin' fodder.
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Am Egtimate of Maiorities.

with these same figures upon when 10
figure, the democrats have made an esti-
mate Of majorites. Giving 10 Watson
1000 votes in Richmond. which the demo-
Gratis say are outside figures. this table oil
Elnck Mntson.
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worlds fair. SeptembeS9. 1898. 1t weighs SIX
and one-half tons ana the metal was con-
tributed by bell societies IN all parts OF the
word. over ZoooVo chiiureh sent penny
each; TWO quarts OF w Jilns IlisS "ele uo
nateu' I'VE quarts loiu anu SnFei anu
tnouSahus oi piece isVe -''s,I pie
e'OuS n III, wen. r c,,'.Io
Inc LiDerts Scneuuie'
Liberty bell. in G OF party consist
ing OF the mayor Phllaoelphia anu
number OF other heht people iron,
that city, VIII ahta on sPeciai
tram consistr pen car conn
bined car az sieePefs.
The schec IPhliadeiphn
over the anu come
tnrous fh Runway
~. - s" "''1
~, flows.
80 Hc,,e
~ DC
g. IN.
\ ut
tbo
II
- claL'
Nos broo-
SION mon >
WuciH rNhioits
10, o% toh. II
9, rus Hl'leI i
-. - - /" 80
- nIS -"
iiN"0' anu -" iile prus' suoh
as sihpe, grouSe,e pheaSaNs, marsh
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registration as compared with that last
vote. despite the efforts of both sides 10 set
eVcry budy's name on the hst. rue to'di
slump Is but little less than ten lhou-
sand votes. Inls Is not by any
means couured TO the county OF klcu-
moud. though the decrease thsle is very
large over 5000. Some OF the outside coun-
tics show the same sort OF a difference. Co
lumbia fails OFT over 900 jefferson over S'''
and Hancock about 500.
There must have been some tall register
ing iu Taliaferro. which shows an increase
OF nearly 10, and in Nilkinsoh, where lhvte
Is about the same result.
Figuring on the Result.
1t is a hard matter TO figure on the result
with any degree of satisfaction. Al Black :
h.aaguarters the talk IS anywhere IRON
200 10 900. IL Is. OF course, expected that
there viii be more or less pursins OF the
registry lists all along the line. but IL IS
figured that the changes made IN thls way
ON one side will about Offset those m1de on
tlc other. So the prophets are using the
present registry totals in their calculations
There are some elements IN the present
campaign which have never entered INTO
the congressional contest here before, ana
the result VIII largely depend upon theHl
There is here in Augusta small element
of dissatisfied democrats who may not vote
for Major black. This is one element but
fha chances are that when the titclLoA
day rolls around this viii not be large.
Then there il. the American Protective
Association.
Nobody can tell how much OF a mana tils
society Will play That its leaders ore
against Major Black is certain, but these
tn,D so far as they are known, are poPu-
lists Ii the entire local organization l. ilhe
ms leadership there Is not much 10 Dt Tear
"a for the leaders have voted for alsah
i'm the past and they nave been counted III
his column but the members OF tnc Ot~@tt-
ration claim that IL is very sJrouS ana tilAt
IL will "cut a great deal Of zee ia tue re-
suit this time.
80 they have everybody guessing Their
Cpuosition to Major Black Is based SoltiE
upon the fact that among ms supporters
are some leading members OF the OathOliS
church.
The Registration a Fair One.
The registration. SO Tar rs Augusta Is
concerned. has been fair ami honest y
has been as fair iu the counties where tlie
uopuiists control the machinery the Nhes
will he drawn squdreiN between ut' W.
r,,rtfes and that means democrats victory
fo, me democrats are unqUestouauly IN
the ma iority i'm the tenth district me ''e-
gro vote is the uncertain element.
Ii is now just question OF every cen -
Grant voting When the democratic NsN-
,r,.rs. ..at as low as 200 the necessity lot
every vote becomes apparent. 4 ne ueiuo-
cratic forces are well organized ana IL
tbax- 10 mot become confident or Victory
tbey VIII CARR this county 10y tine neceSs;i-
~ cote Black ought to get 1870 MAORI
~ here and more. VIII he get Il.
The question cannot hc answered Ch'l
the votes east october "a are couhleu'
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The South to Chicago.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
The mayor OF Atlanta, the president OF
the Cotton States aud International expo
sitou. and the president OF the Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce are At the head
Of the delegation or committee OF dis
tiuguished southerncrs who Will arrive in
Chicago this morning. These gentlemen,
true Representatives, OF the new south. bear
au invitation 90 our ruaHc and business
men to visit t1e Atlanta exposition.
Never before has such d committee come
q Chicago with such a message and this
the most cosmopolitan az American cities,
should size trcHr southern gentlemen a
W .IOU''n up 90 tine high standard OF nor
reputation Tor Hospitality.
In" coming Of such a committee on such
a a-Hol l. q compliment that Chicago
Should appreciate.
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"Thc total last year.
The information as to the division OF
the registration between white and colored
voters in Columbia, Lincoln and McDuiHe
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worlds fair. SeptembeS5 1898 1t weighs six
and one-half tons ana the metal was con-
tributed by bell societies in all parts of the
world. over 250.o00 children sent penny
each; two quarts of W Ming rings were do
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Two Interesting Tables.

Here is the vote by counties IN the last
congressional election:
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The evening shadows deopened into night
ana through the closed blinds of the lab
oratory might have been seen bright
light within.
1t was a noisy town that night ana the
streets were fun Of revciers.
Several times the crowds passing tue
sherin's room thought that they heard
the sounds of scuffling and falling bodies,
and more than once a mufded shout was
heard. but the pleasure seekers on the
street went their way without stopping 70
Investigate.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-18
CAUGHT BY THE DEADHEADs.
John Mclaughlin Fatally Crushed I'm
the Union Station.

John w. Mclaughlin, who has been en-
ployed at the train sheds of the Union Sta
ton as car inspector, died last night at st.
Vincent's Hospital from injuries received
while coupling a train at the station yes
terday afternoon. Mclaughlin was stand
ing near train No. is, east bound, on the
Big Four road, when the engine and bag
gage car backed up to connect with the
coaches. He noticed that the coupling pin
was not in place, and just as the cars met
he stepped between them to adjust the pin.
He was caught between the deadheads and
the whole right side of his body was
crushed. The collar bone, shoulder blade
and several ribs were broken, and the right
arm, from just below the shoulder to the
wrist, was crushed to a pulp. Mclaughlin
dropped to the ground insensible, and was
carried to the baggage room by his fellow
workmen., An ambulance was immediately
summoned, but it was some time before
the one from the City Hospital arrived. He
was then removed to st. Vincent's Hospital.
1t was seen that it would be necessary to
amputate the arm, and this was immeditely
done, but his injuries were SO severe that
at 10 O'Clock he died. John Mclaughlin
was forty-five years old, and lived at 20
Spann avenue. He leaves a wife.
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Chief Webster Urges the Purchase OF
a yNnter ssoxyar

n Water Tower.
J. H. Webster, chief fire. engineer filed
his annual report with the Board of Safety
yesterday showing there are sixty Republic
ans and hfty-eight Democrats in the de-
partment. He recommends that some new
hose be purchased; that several horses be
procured. and one new engine be purchased
to replace an old one unfit for service. The
report shows that there are si~Xty-three
horses in the service, six good engines and
three good chemica engines. The one sta
toned at headquarters is recommended for
the scrap pile.
of which nave been ruined b. sewers.
There are $50 fire alarm boxes, and the
recommendation is made that Ill noninter-
fering boxes be purchased, to replace the
same number of old ones. Statistics for the
year show: AGA alarms, $500 miles travelled
and 231, 700 feet of hose laid. The losses by
fire amounted to 1924, $50. go; insurance in
force. 1881 Asa loss of 8 per cent. of in
Surance. The salaries paid amounted to
500, 531, and the total cost of the department
was s121, 771.01.
Mr.. Webster recommends the purchase
of a water tower. He regards it as the
only. safeguard in case of fires in high
buildings while the wires remain over head.
The efficiency of the watch tower service
is shown by the report. one-third of the
fires the past year being discovered by the
tower men.
George Holderman. superintendent of the
fire alarm telegraph, also filed his report,
showing that during the past year an
Instrument have been refitted and repaired.
He the appointment of an
other man for the service.
Charles Britton filed his an
terday, showing that 1889 loads were
weighed g the Sc 1 Past st. year Mr. Fr 9rit toese c the 6 etsy
1878 80 in curb fees.