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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-29
ALLIANCEMEN IN CANP.
Addresses by Senator'S Butl"r and
TiIImau.

TiIImau.
Columbia, S c., July Tile state ALI
ance began a three days encampment at
Tirzah today. Marion Butter. Of North
Carolina, made the opening speech Of the
dav. he said that the currency question
had become SO serious that the time had
come FOR the masses to form their new
marty and fight; that the present leaders
were traitors; that the foreign financial
policy was revolving; that the time had
come 20 choose between allegiance 10 party
and allegiance to the constitution; that
Cleveland had acted as talthleSS OVerSeef
10 the peoples farm; that party labels
should be wiped out; that he was populist
because he was a democrat. Then he eX-
claimed dramatically;
Would TO God we could call mp Andrew
Jackson today from MS grave to lead these
people against the same enemies that ne
fought and thought he had crushed, to hurl
defiance at ana crush the goldbugs.
After dinner Senator Tillman addressed
about 300 persons. His speech was a re-
production Of hfs speech at the silver con-
vention at Memphis with very little new
argument. He said that the time had
come FOR putting aside the livery of the
democratic party and the coalition OF the
forces of the south and west TO overcome
the combined north and east. The demo
cratic platform had been good enough Tor
President Cleveland to be elected on but
not good enough TO be carried out
The result has been that our yardStlcK
which measures values had been cut IN
half. with the effect of doubling the pur-
chasing power of the COLA dollar. II takes
now twice as much Of labor or the prod
ucts of labor. TO buy a dollar. Every thing
has shrunlI in value except debts.
send for one of them. The Consti-
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WILL NOT INDoHSE GROVER.
Kentucky nimetaIIist~ Claim Fraud
in the State Platform Formulation.


Frankfort Ky, July -(Special)-The
free silver people say they viii bolt The
democratic platform as formulated at the
state convention held at Louisville on
July 5th. and if they do the defeat of Har-
ain is certain. tonight the free silver lead
ers announced their intention to your cor
respondent and they did not mince words
in denouncing the action Of Senator Lind
say in connection with the platform aud
the action of the convention.
Colonel Swigert Taylor, who is manag-
ing the campaign of Colonel Z. II. Taylor,
Jr.. Blackburn's candidate for the legisla-
ture i'm Franklin county. one Of the most
important counties in Kentucky. stated to-
night that the real history of the manner in
which the platform was written had been
run down and established. by the free
silver men. and what they had found forced
them to bolt the platform.
According TO the Investigations the fol-
lowing facts were established:
Senator Lindsay, who represented the ma
tional administration in the state conven-
ton, made an effort to be sent to the con-
vention as delegate from Franklin coun-
", but was. turned down by the county
convention. Notwithstanding this he went
to the convention and wrote the platform;
at least he wrote that portion indorsing
the financial policy of Cleveland and Car
lisle. The silver men claim that as Lind
say was not delegate the platform is not
legal in party parlance, and therefore they
are relieved from all obligations to sup
port it.
Send for one of them. The Consti-
tutfon's Premium High Arm Machine
will be delivered, freight paid, for
SCI.
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to both himself and the people who sent
him.
Says Lawson Is GOldbug.

"Unquestionab.y Judge Lawson favors the
single gold standard for he announces him.
self a Cleveland democrat, and this he
could not be unless ne was a single gold
standard man and uncompromis lngly and
unalterably opposed to the b-metaThc stand
ard upon any bass, ratio or agreement
whatever.
Just think OF it. Mr.. Cleveland has gone
Than even ,ponn sherman, the great imam
ciaI leader of the republican party. Mr..
Sherman IA 4rs h.-netailism through inter-
national agreement or legislative safe
rlI1rds Mr.. Cleveland is for the single
soid =, tar dard, international agreement Or
legislative safeguards to the contrary not
withstand,ng I'm other words Mr.. tleve-
Iand and his supporters have deserted the
democratic platform of 1892 and John Sner-
man and his supporters are camping on IT,
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When there is TOO big ii head of Sic1in
on. or YOU will De i'm danger similarly.
when that important safety valve 81 the
system the bowels. becomes oostraOted'
op-n it tprt tuptly with Hos it"l. s. et''r-
aca Ritters and guard against Tine
CONSEQUENCES of its closure. tiillOus-
ness. dyspepsia, malarial. rheumatic and
kidnoy complaint nervousness ana n"u-
ral2ia are all subiugated by this pleasant
but potent conqucror of disease
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~ You Lnck Energy

feeds the brain. makes life worth living
II Is medicine. food and q delicious
beverages.
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Send for one of them. The COnsti-
tution,s Premium High Arm Machine
will be delivered, freight paid, Tor
S2l
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japan Buying Wnrships.

St. Petersburg, July 2S-A dispatch to
the Novoevremya from Vladivostock says
that Japan IS diligently raising the war
footing of her army and navy. The two
cruisers that she bought from Peru have
arrived in Japanese waters and crews Will
shortly go to En- land TO take TO Japan
three ironclads that are building there.
The dispatch adds that there Is a strong
warlike temper in Japan. The dispatch
further says that the japanese nave blown
up the fort flea lions at Port Arthur.
Rnvagcs of Cholera.
Toxic, Japan. july 2S.-Since the outbreak
of cholera in Japan there have been 5000
cases of the disease and 5000 deaths. The
scourge is raging in Corea and on the
Lao Tung peninsula.
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Send for one of them. The COnsti-
tutiOn's Premium High Arm Machine
will he delivered, freight paid, for
SCI.
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Send for one of them. The Consti-
tution's Premium High Arm Machine
will be delivered, freight paid, for
$@1.
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TeNnS in Atlanta.

The work of preparing the Georgia exhib-
it for the exposition is being pushed Tor
ward rapidly
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would Have neen Left at Home.

'ffiad this been known before or during
the last congressional election the erring
but able Judge would doubtless have been
left at home if not as a chryS2l.S and un-
htdgei soldbuS, at least tC furtaer discuss
ANA explain his position ON the currency
question.
But Judge Lawson says that he has
months or since his reelection, was suS
gestcd.
well, it seems that several heretofore
prominent and leading SilVer-teS or b.
METAL SITS have been sudd MY attacked
with a change of position and the serious
ness Of the attack seems TO be commeasu-
rate with the poWer Of tle gold adminlStra-
ton. If judge Lawson admits or states
that ne has changed his views on the
financial question since his last election
then he admits that which places him
in very awkward position before the
pubic, which is not in keeping With his
recognized ability and which does great
guished congressman has served four years
in congress embracing the fiftY-secOnd and
tifty-tnird congresses and was last fall re-
elected to the hfty-fourth congress.
NOW / submit that. if Judge Lawson
after four years in congress-. where this
gagged the attention of congressman and rs
honest representa- lives commanded Their
closest and profoundest study and IN
vestig3t.on and then comes home 10 his
constituents with the statement that he
favors the himotallic stan lard of both gold
months and before he takes his seat in the
tifty-fourth congress has with most sur
priSing suddenneSS ANNOUNCED most rad:-
cal change in his views on national finan-
ces, if nc has not subjected himself to
the just charge of injustice and unfairness
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Another IiattI~.

Ns.r.l. Juig "a Dispatch from Havana
says -aa- Colonel ZluayDra nas defeated
t1- -.a.is uu--- Zayas az Neuva VILLA i'm
n--tus i1a, .t thirty
.l. dispatch aits that th- newspaper
Discus 81. publishes Iu interview WITH the
c-tsin -ae American wsrshlp Atlanta
1r H.Ea-H. N.a STATES that bee il resolved
80 ~ e..rz.--l- u l-s power Go proven,
~i t-a .N. lions. Tl- captains in-
a.i regard as -las matte. are pre-
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VIII Open Their Eyes.

The display of fruits is going to open the
eyes of even the fRuit growers of Georgia.
So far as the outside world is concerned
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CITY BREVITIEs.

There is a new policeman at Detective
Seully's house. The only thing it cries
for is his papa's whistle.
There will be a meeting of the Savan-
nah Volunteer Guards tonight, at which
some important changes in the rules of
that organization viii be passed on.
Tybee stin has attractions for many.
even though the season has closed The
hotel was open yesterday and from $50 to
200 people took advantage OF the oppor-
tunity to get another run to the sea
side and a bath in the surf. 1t is prop
able that fair crowds will go down to the
island on Sunday for the next two or
three weeks.
Chief McDermott thinks now that Phil
adelphia really merits its repu-
tation as a sleepy town. He was
Informed by Abe Small, who is now under
sentence of death for the murder of Po-
liceman Neve, that he was under arrest
three times in Philadelphia for drunken
ness, and there was never any suspicion
that he was the man so badly wanted in
Savannah.
The physicians, Drs. Drummer, Nydeg-
ger and Simmons, who had charge of the
examination papers of the applicants for
the position of quarantine officer, have
decided upon the name of the applicant
who will be presented to the sanitary
board to-day as the most available for
the position. They refuse to make the
name Of the successful applicant public
until it has been passed upon by the sani-
tary board, and the appointment mace
which will probably be to-day
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A ROAST ON BOGUS BULLETINS.
Continued from First Page)

went alongside Defender IN a
launch during the afternoon Capt.
Han was busy packing his grip for a
flying trip to his home at Isip, l.. l. He
was dumb as an oyster when spoken to
Of the re-measurement Of the yachts He
consented to say that all hands were in
good condition after yesterdays tussle
with a lumpy sea, and, needless to say,
in good spirits.
Mr. Leeds, who sails on Defender was
equally reticent. On the City of Bridge
port, Lord Dunraven and Mr.. Glennie
We're taking a siesta. Mr.. Ratsey was
hailed and asked the cause for the re-
measurement. He replied: Because the
committee desired it." Then he lapsed
into silence.
visit to the yacht followed and aboard
there We're found Mr. Watson, Mr.. Here
shoff. the two English captains and Meas
urer Hyslop himself, who was engaged
in the work of getting the spar length.
Mr.. Herreshoff was present as the repre-
sentative Of the American syndicate
"Whl you say" he was asked, why you
are remeasurlng the boats?' THE COM
mittee desired it?"
Next Mr.. Watson was hailed and gave
the same reply to the same question. The
reporter told him that it was understood
Lord Dunraven had asked it.
We'll he said Lord Dunraven did
WANT u nave DtieuuEF ntle marked just
as you see our line is forward" and he
called attention to a little red mark at
the forefoot of the water line and then
added: MIR. Iselin also wanted our spar
marks checked"
Was 1t true that the first measure
ments Were inaccurate?' "Oh, no; but
Mr. Iselin was not present when Valkyrie
measure was taken aloft."
This evening the following was posted
at the New York Yacht Club AT the re-
quest of the Earl of Dunraven and with
the acquiescence of Mr.. Iselin, the meas
urer Of the New York Yacht Stub marked
the yachts Nalkyrie and Defender at each
end of the load water line. When this was
done at the Erie basin to-day, the meas
urer, at the request Of the Americas cup
committee verified the measurements TAX
en- Friday. which We're confirmed by the
measurements taken to-day"
The next race will be on Tuesday at II
O'Clock n. m, under the same conditions
as yesterdays race, except that the course
will be triangular one of thirty miles,
with ten miles to a leg. The excitement
aroused by the first race will undoubtedly
attract another big crowd of boats and
people down the bay. The English scom-
mittee hope to devise some scheme by
which the attendant fleet can be kept at
respectful distance
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FACTS ABOUT sTowAwAYs.
They Make Many Journeys, Hut Risk
Death Each Time.
From the Literary Digest.


From the Literary Digest.
Some novel facts about stowaways are
related by a writer in Chambers Jour
nal. As showing what a number Of voy-
ages can be made by one stowaway with
in short space of time, a good ilustra-
ton is on record, and is as follows.
THE individual in question began at
Glasgow, and concealed himself on a boat
about to startifor. Llveraaoss Upon reach
ing that place. he shipped himself on a
liner bound for Boston, Mass. This vessel
had TO bring him back again, by direction
of the United States officials. Again an
Atlantic liner was patrohized: but he was
discovered at Queenstown. Some of the
passengers, plying his wretched appear
ance when brought on deck, subscribed
sufficient money to pay the cuiprits pas
sage to New York. Two or three times
more he managed to reach Liverpool sub
sequently having his fare paid, before
again reaching American ports. This
game, however, got played out, and he
set out for the far west, travelling as
usual free of expense. Arriving at San
Francisco, he slowed himself away on a
ship loading for Melbourne. Thence he
got to Yokohama, Shanghai Hong Kong
Singapore, Calcutta, Bombay, Port Said
and Malta. At each place he landed ana
travelled by another vessel. At Malta
this enterprising stowaway actually con-
cealed himself on board a British war
ship-her majesty's ship Scraps. At Port
Said he was conveyed ashore and given
into the hands Of the British consul with
Instructions to send him to England. This
was done; and in due course the prisoner
was brought UP at a London police court.
where being rernanded, all the foregoing
facts were ELECTED. We're the incidents
not so well authenticated, 1t would he
very difficult to credit such a story.
In addition to being a nuisance and
expense, stowaways incur great danger OF
a violent death. In. one instance a man
hid himself away in a chain-locker, ana
when the anchor was hove Up the I'M
fortunate creature was crushed to death.
and noise made by the stearn-winch and
the rafting OF the chain drowning his
cries. Upon another occasion a man was
found dead under the main hatch Of one
Of the National Line steamers. He had
concealed himself before the vessel left
Liverpool, and died Of suffocaffon Curl
ously enough, in his pocket was found a
novel entitled. Doomed to the Deep" In a
third case a man hid himself in the fore
part of a steamer bound for London.
While proceeding up the River Thames
she collided with another steamer, and
the stowaway was crushed to DEATH
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>~~~-~~-~~N-~>---~~--~-~--
YES. JOE" I'LL MARRY YOU; BUT
you must buy the ring from Fegeas, the
reliable jeweler, Jos Broughton; father
got his watch and mother her spectacles
there. and they both satisfied; III be,
tooi don't forget my number is CD.
YOUTHFUL" HEAD OF HAIR PRE-
served and invgorated by Emile Hair
Tonic. Broughton Street Hair Store.
"MR. FEGEAS," lOS BROUGHTON:
Fill speetacles prescription from DR. Cal
houn; right eye diopters, left eye 3 diop-
tiers; convex; cost not over $780,
LADIES, CHICHEsTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond brandt. are the
best; safe. reliable; take no other; send
&c, stamps, for particulars. relief for
Ladies', in letter by return mail. at drug
glsts. Chichester Chemical Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
THERE is NOTHING THAT so DIS
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot;
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodlst, removes
and cures ingrowing nails. eons, bun
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
to. Leave orders at Mheelers Pharmacy,
Bull and State streets.
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HOUSES AND STORES ron RENr.


To RENT. THE WHOLE OR A PART
OF those fine stores Nos. 80 and ls2 BAY
street, situated on the river side on line
OF railroad track For further Informs
ton apply on the premises.
FOR RENT. RESIDENCE NO. 40
Dgny street. John L. Archer & Co. No.
s Bull street.
FOR RENT. STORE NORTHWEST
corner Broughton and Drayton streets.
John I. Archer & Co, No. Bun street.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT,
dwelling. d Jones street, from oct. j;
dwelling, l29 Charlton street. from oct. i:
store, l6l and li3 Bay street, from Sept. Il.
stores l5S and 100 Bay street. possession
al once; store, Whitaker near Liberty,
possession at once. kollock a. Screven,
" Bay street
FOR, RENT. THAT FINE STORE
Drayton street and Brougdton lane, with
upstairs. Apply John Nicolson.
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Abanez. Sorreli Building. or d2 Bun street.
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street; newly built and modern improve
ments; possession at once. Apply Appel
& Schaul.
FOR RENT. FROM OCT. I, THAT DE
sirable residence, No. 1l3 Jones street.
with modern improvements. Apply Wal
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street; possession at once; IN good order.
Apply Waithour u Rivers, No. lQs ST.
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TO RENT FROM lST OCTOBER
next. No. i2S ana 1870 Bay street, the ele-
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FOR RENT. FROM OCT. !. THAT DE
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Walthour q Rivers. No. l03 ST Julian
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WE HAVE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS
for rent from the LIST Of October Apply
champion a. Germany, No. ilS Bryan
street.
STORES, THREE FINE ALI. METAL
glass 'front.' fire proof stores; car lines
pass doors: all the Central, h. g. and r.,
ana sam railroad passengers pass; splen-
did stand for furniture. dry goods, pro-
duce, groceries, retail grain and hay, and
fine auction rooms. South Broad and
West Broad street. j. +. Guilmartin & Co.
FOR LEASE. TO DESIRABLE TEN
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on 30 feet Of ground front with large
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FOR RENT, FROM OCT /, DWELL
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particulars apply s. Guckonheimer. Bay
and Jefferson streets.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE AND STORE
50 Whitaker street, Nov. lst Apply 81
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PUSHING WORK on MARSHES.
No Reason Now Why ships should
Not Be Rapidly Completed.

Washington. Sept. S-Secretary Herbert
to-day stated that the published state
ments that he had ordered work on YES
sells under construction to be expedited,
were entirely correct.
The ships building in the navy yards
have been lagging for years" he said.
For long time the delay was for want Of
armor, but armor is now being furnished
promptly. The Texas and the Maine. the
former Of which has just been put in com
mission, and the latter Of which VIII be in
few days. really ought to have been in
service months ago Officials at the ma
Wy yards naturally desire to keep the reg
ular force steadily employed and the dis
position is to take workmen from the
ships that are building and do repair
work with them, putting them back when
the repair work is completed. Not only
have the Texas and Maine been delayed
By this practice but also the monitors
the Terror, the Modadn0ck and the Puri-
tan All these ships ought to be now in
commission, and l have ordered that they
be pushed to completion Precisely the
same reasons that have operated TO de-
lay the building Of ships at the navy
4
They are sometimes tempted to neglect
government work and use part of the
force on the government ships to do out
side work as il comes in"
The contracts all provide penalties for
failure to complete the work in time.
Penalties for delay have frequently been
imposed upon contractors by the navy
department, but, unfortunately. congress
has, in almost every instance, when il
was asked, ruled against these penal
ties. The effect OF such acts is neces-
sarily demoralizing.
The department has recently given
orders to push all work on navy yard
! ships, and has also been urging the con-
tractors to increased diligence. 1t is to
be hoped that penalties incurred in the
future for delay viii be allowed to stand.
This is really nothing about ship build
ing that now renders It difficult in the
United States. No good reasons can be
given why ships authorized by congress
should not be completed with reasonable
dispatch. We have already shown that
we can build ships and guns equal to any
in the world and I hope our ship build
ers who are now looking for contracts
abroad will demonstrate to the world
that ships can be built not only as well,
but as rapidly in the United States as
anywhere in the world. OF course 1 am
pushing along the manufacture of ord
nance and everything else at the same
time"
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NASHVILLE GETS THE PENNANr.
But a Fight and an Appeal Are sun
TO Follow.

But a Fight and an Appeal Are sun
TO Follow.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. S.-Nashville
was to-day declared the winner Of the
pennant given by the Southern League
of Base Ball Clubs. but the manner of the
award was such that the matter will be
carried to Nick Young. president of the
National Association for an arbitration.
AT the meeting of the directors held to-
day Nashville was represented by Presi-
dent r. l.. White and Manager Stallings,
and Atlanta by l.. c. Bruny sporting edi-
tor Of the Constitution. While the latter
held the proxies of New Orleans and
Nashville, those of Montgomery, Evans
vile, Mobile and Montgomery were I'M
represented.
President Nickling reported a tie be-
tween Atlanta and Nashville, each holding
go points and proposed a series of five
games to decide the championship. But
the Nashville crew would have none of
this and, after much wrangling, threw the
game between Atlanta and Nashville,
played at Nashville Aug. 10, which gave
the proposed souvenir of So to Nash
Vile.
To accomplish this coup Nashville had
only to vote her proxies with her own
vote and Atlanta was shut out. much to
the chagrin Of genuine sports, who wish
ed to see 1t settled In true sportsmanlike
manner.
Bruffy withdrew with the proxy of the
Pelicans before the vote was announced,
thus queering the game for want of
quorum.