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ran fofesse. Bese Is a ptudent nation
With NIL Ter power. Shc has given 10
the domiaion Of Canada hostage 4
peace 10 the United Siatea, ior out
yaluiDg the utmost ihst she can hope
o obtain OF inlict by war. 1 think
that firm remonstfancee, an attitude 20
lnyicliing tnst u will demonstr''
the cettainty OF wnflike Aciin"
last extremity will rcpr0ss az
assert our dignity, secure Our
aud vlndicate our principles."
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A SGll Older Ono.

In the issae OF October STU last the
NEWS ip- bllshsdl an interview with
Bro. Iitson Barney, who believed ct
the time that no was the oldsst living
msmbar OF the Church, having been
baptized on Msy 8. 1881. The follc ~.
ing from Arizona, shows Bro. Owens
10 have been y member OF the Church
two months longer than has Bro.
Barney, provided both dates are Abto-
lutely ooTrecn
WoopGuFF, Navajo Co., ArlE
To the Edi'or;
saw piece In the NEws that Bro. r.
Bsrney was tho oldest member In the
Church. can say that no u mis-
takon. | was baptized tho End day OF
March, 1881, In Portage county, Ohio,
started with my fathers family for jack
bon county, Mo-, tho 2nd day OF May,
1881. Nv father lived the nost OF tho
timo IN Independence. saw tae mob
when they oLmo from whore our
brethren gave up their arms, and L.. W.
BOgs WAS ~ the ranks with his gun on
his shoulder. 10 wAs lioutoaant-goy-
ornor At the timo,
Yours truly,
HORACE u. OWENS.
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woman. Ternnernnco rnlon.

BALTIMORE, Olt. "a. Mrs. S'uvon.
son, Vice prosl cot Of tho w. G. a. u,
opened tue convention this moruing
In the absence 81 Ms, WillarJ. Dr.
Merry Wood Allen, superintendent Of
thn purity department, read her ruloft.
Nfs. Emellu ID. Martin, national
superintendent, iepor,oi on "putity In
literature and Attn Mts. Naomi ID.
1omllnson, Of Pennsylvania, national
tapetin;endoni, read papss ON parloF
meetings.
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Tho cirIIhn, La nnninh.

81. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. 2l.- en- ma
Bell, thu well known actress who has
beon takiug 0nu OF tho iIadlng roles in
"gho War OF Wealth" company, that
has Just clo,ei a successful engage
msnt In 81. Paul. was LEFT behind
whom the company lot last evening.
She was Injured by = tall two weeks
ago and when she tried TO reaums her
place saturday night she tainted on
the Stage, and IN suffering severely
from nervous prostration.
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Probate Court Orders.

10 the estate Of Theodore Burmes.
ter, eeceasei; M order was made set
ting apart Saturday, ths second day OF
November as the time for hearing OF
VIII. Maria +. Burmester petltlonsd
fr letters OF guardianship In the
cases OF Mamie, Henry f., Will
h,lminn, Theodore anu Louis Burmss.
ttr, minors, and Thursday, October "a
was fixed rs the date OF hearing said
petition.
In the estate OF CaroliHe q. Donel.
ION, deceased. q. NJ. Donoaon US Nd
linigtrator petitloned for 800 as part
y ymunt OF services and Wednesday,
October 80, was fixed M the date Tor
hearing said petition.
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mayor Of Detroit IN the Democratic
ely convention today, but the defeat
vas In reality regarded rs a vlct.fy.
Toe nominee "a A ldefmau Ban Gold-
water, the 'ab'r candidate, who 70.
coivod 81 votes TO "a for Dlokiuson on
tho iirst ballot The anti.admiuisifa.
ton men tried 10 force lhe nomination
Of ID cklnson for the purpose, II Is al.
legged, Of having him "thrown down"
by running him up against the PIN
gree bOOin,
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KILLED Al CRIPPLE CREEK.
Rsvoiycrs, shotguns aud rifles called
tnto rtaI.

!
Inio riaI.
DENVER, Oct. 2l.-A special 10 the
News iTsm Cripple Greek, Cole, sayt:
iowa Marshal Dan Benton, VI Gold
Held was INSTANTLY killed this afternoon
aud Frank Saith, Andy Coyle anu
Faux Stephens teri lusly wsundUd Ia
n spirited battle Ia the little town Of
G3ldHeld, nj the foot OF bull Hili, Ia
which tuvolyore, shoiguns anu niles
were all called into play.
A month ago trouble was caused by
tho ooniltcaion OF revolver by q
police officer. The weapon was the
property OF Frank Smith, n saloon.
keeper, who demanded that II be- re-.
turned to him. To-Day he nnd friend
named Cook, both heavily armed,
again presented tho claim TO Marshal
Benton, who refused to give the re-
volver up.
The marshal and Deputy J. +. Burt
rotfea,sd TO cabin for tue purpose OF
arranging their arms. smith and
Cook stationed themselves about u
hundred fest from thu door AMI await
ed tho temperance OF the officers.
The inArihal anu his deputy each
stepped out with n revolver IN hand.
Benton called 10 the two men TO throw
up their hands, and a. they did not
comply, began hring.
The battle was short bu, desperate,
though the four men kept iirlng rapidly
Tor several minutes. Soon Marshal
Benton Toll dead, with bullet through
bis heart, and Smith went 10 tue
ground with two lRi wounds. A yell
OF palu came from Frank stephens, n
bystander, one Of his arms being al
mosl torn from his body. Andy Coy 10
had taken the part OF the OIL sers. A
bullet hit his thgn.
Cook anu Smita are in custody. The
battle caused intense excitement over
the hills.
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LEAvESwORTH, Kansas, Oct. 2i.-
Three hundred miners employed In
north LeAvonworth coal shalt q-it
work this morning ana visited the
Home Riverside mines for the raTposs
OF inducing the meh employed there to
quit. Tho North Leavonwofth COM
psny Ia paying so cents n ton aud the
Home company pay 10 cents. A strike
seems almost certain. Tne walkout is
to ioroe the Home company TO pay so
cents.
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Arrangements for tho Trip Of tho
prVaident aud tue UabiueL

Pssaident aud tue URbtuet.
WAsHigurOS, O1t. 2l.-Arrange.
ments nave been mp.utu1 Tor tue
trip Of the President sni cabinet to
Atlanta TO alioad : q expedition. The
party consists Of President Cleveland,
Srcf,tsry aud Mfs. Carlisle, Post.
master General and Mfs. Wil.on, See.
rotary Herbert aud Mrs. Micpu, Lis
daughter, Secretary Hohe Smith,
Secretary Morton aud Miss Morton,
Secretary aud Mrs. Lamont, Mrs,
Harmon, wife OF the attorney general,
and Prvale Secretary Thufbsf. The
train VIII &C ono Of tue beet over run
out OF Washir..ton. Prvaie car
"Willwood" will 10 for uss O. the
Pfesidcut. The train VIII 10 run ~
eecond section SouInwsstrrn Vtsti.
hule1 Limited, which leave. Wasning.
tou al l0is, the Presidential train
leaving " II O'Clock.
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raE coRBErr FIoHr.

HaLsas Corpus Case ana Dinieaiis In
nringinE ihs Men rogethsr.
Hot SPRINGS, Ark, OCT. 2l.-At-
tornry GeusrAl Kinsworthy went to
Little Rock today with "a Transcript OF
thu evidenie ana records In ths Cor
bell haboas corpus case, tried on Sal
urday beiofe Chancsry Judge Leather.
man The supreme court will review
tho case at the earliest practical mo.
mont, and may do IL today.
General hinswoxthy said he believed
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oEupniY SICK.
nurSnsrs Attorney No, Abi. 90 Ap.
peas IA Court

SAN FRANCIsoo, Oct. BE. N.
Deupfey, the principal csftnder OF
Durtant, Will not appear In court To-.
day when the trial IN resumed. He IL
sun very siok man and although tho
phytloian reports that tho attorney Ia
on the road 10 recovery, It 10 very
louhtiul II he will bB strong enough 10
leave his bed during the coming weok,
let alone appear In court. The pymp-
tome OF paralysis which were 20 nIaHi-
feet when Mt. Deuprey was liltsl tsksn
III have not lcit MIN, Notwithstanding
tbe akiiiiui treatment and nutsinE las
has received.
IL II understood that In tho event
that Mt. Dupfey IN not sufficiently
strong o come TO court " hen all OF the
evidence 10 In, District Attorney
Barnes viii consent 10 continuance,
until such tiuie 10 Dufaut's lawyer
should DO aolo 10 present bis argument
10 tue Jury.
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fouss nauIsAY,s DEATH.
"A OF tho Tragic Event a. Fur
nish.d TO AL. si.tnn

II ,h.. York, Oct. 2l.-A dispatch
|' fSs Worid IRON Paris says.
N Ios ue'sils OF the deplorable death
4 Nun Sonh W. Maosay Jr,, as furnished
|, ,a sister the Princess Colonna. are
n Mug Mug Maekay was taking luncheon
N friday afternoon with two i,isnSs
|tepls lynch asd Digby, when a
|bmrSo snsse match was proposed.
|bI-e,souy suggested that a callo,,
ain 10 unwite Immediately after
|ulss put the suggestion was over.
)ns a, w !, me horses were brought out.
Sian 'nem was half broken coli
s'pzto tho stables OF tho chateau
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srEunENvtLLE, onio, Oci. 2i.-.Tbe
east hJuIi accommodation ON tno Pan.
handle railroad, crashed into Wagun
on hillers station crossing this morn
lng, killing Edward Cogan, Samuel
COsan, Jf, samuel Cogan Sr.. anu
John Campbell, Oil VI Youngstown.
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DESvER, Oct. 2l.-Chatles Ro,e 10
dead anu james uirard dying at Wat.
klns, twcnty.ouc miles east Of Denver,
as result Of n duel with razors. BON
men wetp cmployc ne section hands
on the Union Pacific. There has been
loud Of long standing between them.
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RpIpEnIcs ~ CHICAGO.
Diphthsria anu Typhoid Fever Caused
by ImDurs water

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-rhs health de-
pertinent today declared both diph'
theTia and typhoid fever epidemic In
Chicago. The department reported
$3.50 new cases OF diphtherla last week,
1910 per cent Of which were fatal.
rho epidemics are charged to impure
water. The health commlssionor has
lsaued warning sgainst drinking un'
boiled water.
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DECLARED OFF NOW.
T% az OF Words Between C0rhett
and PItzsimmO1S.
MANAGER BRlpY's NEW OFFER
lie VIM Match His Champion Against
Any Man In tho World
for $50,Ol0.

Hor SrRiNoa, Ark, Oct. 2l.-rhe
Eight between Corbe,t and FEnim.
mons IL declared OF by the Florida
Athletic clue. A. conference this
morning between the managers OF
Corbe,t and FliEilmmons, the club
ask d tina, tho contest DO postponed un.
I'll November IL. Brady acqulosced,
Julian would not. Tho contest was
declared Oh. Brady then said
his last say, that Ccrbelt would
meet any man In tho world, Filz.
simmons preferred. on November Ito,
toe man to be named within twenty.
four houTs. Vsndig announced that
he would match Mnher againet Cor.
bett anu Lnd come one w take his
place against O'Donnell, thc contest
between hahor aud CorDeit TO be Tor
500, 600 side.
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BERLIN, Oct, Ella dispatch to the
TageDlalt from Vienna says Fleld
Marshal Dunst-A delshelm and wife
have committed suicide.
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sr. PAUL, Oct. 2l.-A. Il. Adams,
OF Spokane, Wash, wss found dead In
hisl room NJ the Sherman house this
morning.. III is believed no committed
suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-21

WAsiuN0TOS, oct. 2i.-rhe Presi.
doul today appointed Webster Wa.
kyns poitmailcs u Pasadena, Gals
fOfnia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-21

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Dat. 2l.-Ths
business portion OF FaiFchlld was
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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ALAsHA nouNDanY LINE
citizens Greatly ESsreised over the
Question.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 81 The
citizels 81 Alaska are greatly exer.
citel over tho boundary line question
auJ propose 10 take step, Ia tus mat.
tor without delay. Thvy DO net want
10 sne what they torn the Richest pot-
iiou ol the United States annexed to
British Columbia and say they will
bght before they will see II tAkon.
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No.nINo nur A rINIsn rIanr.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 2i.--GeofPe w.
Taylor chief Of tho Guthfie, Okla
homs, nre department, who went u
Hot Springs ~ lay before Dan Stuart
an ottr OF $4,000 Tor tau ci,izsns OF
Gnihrie to have the prize fights pulled
Oh IN that town, returned TO Dallas
to-day on bis way home. 10 Gays
Cofottl told him he would not Z into
the tlng fos Anything but hnlsh
night. Julian told him the same thlng
Tor FiizslmmOus. As only limited
tghis ato possible IN Atkantas, lao be.
lieyes Guthrie will finally be accepted
by stuart and ths Florida Athletic
club.
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DETRoIr, Oct. 2l.-Don NJ. Dlckln.
son was defeated for nomination Tor
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.''A is".
"s5 .t..- ttt nanny =
rH'"te AZ e.'.fi "-'e- ia@t Me.A eI Atlanta
..-.-.-I t-# 'l tiar STATE ana tl- Empire
r.- mas reH ha lT terms NJ t.e most
eY"...l Friendship. lu some respects ce1r~
a.. IS o. t-e south u.s- Mae--e fusetrs IS
iu tle uarrh-th- important cotton manu-
facrurIuz common wealth. II was altogether
appropriate that we -rau'3 send au official
dedication b rHa Cotton STAGES and Inter-
national exposition q demonstrate ONT re-
-ne.' l1r the leaders lu this sr.Gltaale eE-
h.h.U1u el southern Industry and southern
progress. There is H1 feeling of Jealousy IN
New ENGLAND because ~ the growing COM
uar.lN activity u the communities WHICH
are nearer the base 81 cotton au3 coal sup
ply than we are. Tt8- question was in-
v,s-irat-6 very carefully about year ago.
when tlars WAS some taar expressed that
8T4--4..l-ls.+t- cotton r1an1r t.Irfr1- CONF
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oARLIsLE's SPEECH COMMENDED
English Papers Pat Him on the Back
and Praise Cleveland.

London. November 2-The Times to-
morrow Will comment on the speech made
by Secretary Carlisle ut the banquet OF
the New York chamber OF commerce. The
speech, it says, was forceful and sagacious.
Il Quotes Mr.. CarliSie's words; eve must
have as good money and credit our IL
walls" and says:
Chose conditions will not he fulfilled
while the American party leaders tempo
rize with currency quacks and dabbie in
their wasteful and mschievous expert
ments. In the interests of international
trade we welcome the movement toward
better state of things in which President
Cleveland and his ministers are about TO
invite congress to cooperate
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OUR GOLD STILL GOES
Foreigners Called on the Treasury
for 81, $780, 900.
DOWN DROPS THE RESERVE
The Large Import of Foreign Goods
the Principal Reason-The Re
serve Is Rapidly Decreasing.

WASHINGTON. November .2-The treasury
d,rartr,ent was Informed early this morn
- a.. -.oo.., a., cold mad I,...., .-.,,,l
i''H ''''' .+..
Io' export TO F''- 'lt o"
tory taflls'e carried ''ie i'iii''' .i'i ~
white house when he went over -
o'clock to attend the usual Friday cabinet
r,n.tf,.r
- asa. ..,.,.,,... ,esf.rs,+ Nor
san 'ei'-f'''.''" l-.i -''s 81 ''''-
actual gold withdrawal isday was si.
aC which SloaWn was ken in gold eoIa
ana &, 81. $50 to cold bars with abe s-.t
,i-., I'LL -l.t,,..r..,. t,.5s v-tu r.aE. t
st=-,ra, f..,...t
T''N ,.,:s, ,,,r,ir,, ,..,....f
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

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f...sl.raII IS H.feu-. ~ t.terafa aud th.
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A LONG DISCUSSION
Over Bill Bearing Upon an Important
Matter

Almost all OF Fridays session Of the
house was taken mn with the bill 10y MI
Giles of Houston. TO alter and amend arr
tiele &. section rs. paragraph /. 81 the com
stitution Of lS.7. bv adding thereto the fol-
lowing. clause. And the general assembly
may nras.rih, thar tbe verdict of the trial
ar tr,,-.1-sa ittr,- il, any c,tse and i'm any
cellrt If judiciary shall DE rendered by a
n,s iorfty. consisting Of not less than two
thirds Of the Jury cmpaneled TO try said
s,,,sa
atr CA. ,--.t-, ,,,r.4 60. ga, birl b,tt 10
" f. :, -,
~ ''',.L ne iiaI, /. S'l -. i..,.i',,.
I'm favor of tho measure ANA brought out
some =.~.,t-- points -t--taf-.~c ht- position
Cot Only Tvreutv-F Five Votes.
N IN a..
NT- "ii's spoke ~ h'7 ,. All
4 +b,, + ,,.-,t ne
49,. 49,. 81 t,.t .t,-.et
!. -. ~ ~. --t. ,l;~s..tf,,, ana the
49,. D.. ia 80, .,t s.,rfn.. mn and
- N
Dear AFuit IN tit luthic-
TIE Nut" was taken ana SiooA, ayes 30
noes q. The bin was lost
hU d, amend tho charter Of the city OF
tarierSN .ilr WAS passed
New Bills IN the Louise
The follow iu- now bills were Introduced
e., +h, ,,t,s.. f-rff4,.
ESD r u. .,...l .l,.. ..i.,r-
hs 40 "i ihe code. Ai-' 70 aiilahu t4ie 'ii1i-
Ter 20 ilr CITY ~ 1ufitit.
mr. Newton 81 Colquitt-To incorporate
il.u -,. .rl,,,. 1.r5 can
,-.. e., ,,
4'5nA'' TOT it'iiN i.4- P"' l''''9f 81 P-O
we p1A iiti.t l-eleioI-
Az. Eroyies of Fulton-To repeal the
charter of in" city a. Nauchcster and 90
ia.srrortte tile said CITY under the name OF
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JUDGE cRIsP's SPEECH


Au.lf.ft chronicle. Mr. Crisp's speech
delivered before az. members at the gen
ti3i '.1.1s' ..'" .g le..'Iel'f pr,-
~. -. ,....sfi,f no one
f... It ,.r.s,..,I..
VINO t t. tt.r IS r5r..-
r ii, .on..t.,.,
a.I'5 ts,' ~ s.I,.- atl fn.
+., r ..f4 mi. eoa standard
- .r-, q. IS. VERY much surprised
l... Sneaker Cr.-a should have The tsm.r-
itt ta ,.uau-e t.e caus, which they have
pronounced lcs.- lf u VIII DE mai',
cf amy comfort however. t7 Our itioh-
maud and Sew hafI, cont inFntttl'7' we
,au assure th'm thit 4 iit el.,i'4h IDt
United States senator ~uOhiA come itiHt'
tna present general as- mhl\ "a 'hls time
on tHs a.ull. issue ui uIInce the repre-
sentative uf tha silver coinage WING OF
tne part. would BE- elected.
..s.. lfr. .r,4aI p.as fin.
.f, rt .r,s'rtrtIon of the
s- .tf. .r.r I.iiayr,I tp GEORGIA.
,-. s.. I.t.r..r D.. amy doubt Us 10
t4 g,s.,.- r.-.t#nt oD mo SILVER ou,4-
M t.. . .,..-.....f.. r of mo. outr rage of
. .........+. y. I..t 81 th. White metal by
tt. ..f .f 1874 ANA thu forcing on the siu-
~. aefE standard upon the country was
~. most .rrr.raff. ANA uut4uIVucal we
I.u. E..ri .urI. from the Inns of public
,- ,..t....-.. ...,....b 1.. rpau,,
'.'IH ~. iitil
,.,.." n.t d,.i
x
hmGri.us Times Recorder judge Crisp
r4- forever -Iltn-tI tho doubling TuoWn-
fu his financial views. and now tifc gold
lues are -ulklre.
.. -..r.-.. e,,.,t..r rrfsr,.s
i..f t,,,. ~,
sN''N. ''t'' WIS 49,
".s Na ,.' e,,.
bI3.h -'.N " H. .l..,..-
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why She Smiles S,vcctly.

Sparkling eyes quick beating heart. and
the rosy blush Of pleasure on the cheeks
makes the strong man happy when he
meets his lady love. That's the kind of q
man whose very touch thrills because it.
is FUN Cf energy. vigorous nerve power
and vitality Tobacco makes strong men
impoteut weak and skinny No-To-Bac
sold by druggists everywhere. Guaranteed
TO cure. Book. titled Don't Tobacco
spit or Smoke Your Life Away free Ad-
dress Sterling Remedy Company, New
York or Chicago.
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a lawyer an offense in the eyes of the law
punishable by fine and disbarment. The
object of the hill is 20 more clearly define
the offense Of harrating.
Combinations.
The senate confirmed the following ap-
p0intments by the governor:
Graham Forester. solicitor of Stewart
county; John g. Hale, solicitor OF Dade
county: J. f. Sheppard. solicitor of Marion
county; Howell Beazley, solicitor of Lee
county
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tight and fast by the work of honest
democrats. then Editor Niles will write
congratulations that will fill a column
Saws The Athens Evening News:
what we need I'm Georgia Just now IS
men for Office who are patriotic enough 70
look to the interests of the whole people
of the state beginning with the community
i'm which tho candidate may live, Ring pol
fticians should be sent to the rear, ana
men selected for office whose aim in serv-
ing the people reaches above the pocket
The Arlington Courier has this para
graph:
these are days of reunions that there
might be a reunion Of democratic leaders
win GOOD eject. Just wait until Novem-
her lNa6 brother, and cau II a reunion OF
siatesmen-out-ot-a-jo
Says Tho Sparta Ishmaelite:
Georgia would not be democratic
state in November 1896. with any nominee
ON "a platform indorsinE Clevelands adj
ministraton. q viii be better to recognize
this fact now
The Savannah Press says:
1T looks now like Governor Atkinson
would hc i'm the front rank OF those VINO
ara irving for General GOrdon's seat In
the senate. lie has a strong following
Saws Tho Blue Ridge Post:
Tom HUTCHINSON viii likely he our next
solicitor general ana he would make
god one
The cambridge Democrat, Congress snian
RusselVs paper. has the following;
Don't hoe foolish and pledge Noursei 10
vote for any man i9t Once hrNt 4CHii
Wait awhile first, ana see now men anu
THINGS turn out Times change and men
change with them.
To which The Cuthbert Liberal-Enterprise
replies
Wonder it Bright Ben is preparing 70
again chance his views ON re hhaAclh
question The above from MS Iaper
seems % indicate that he IS preparing for
some sort OF acrODauc feat.
says The Cuthbert Liberal Enterprise:
AS between those who have announced
their candidacy or who nave uttn spoken
of as candidates for General oIrdon seat
iu ttc senate The Idbcrsd-i1n Enterprise fa-
Vors eN-Spcakor Crisp Tie d nare nearly
in accord with the people Of the state on
tine financial issue than any other yet mcn-
toned"
says The Neriwether vindi,ator:
ri additional Judges are created for the
supreme court Major John W. lark Noulu
ia, IS president 81 the state Ear AsSCcia-
tion wei Ncr-ed m the law lN q long ana
eesfm practice and . classical ana hh-
tsGcd scholar.
The Meriwether ivndicator makes this
..rhs Macon Telegraph sne.rnsly s.etcs
that Judge crisp IS on Coins financial
platform. Wis does not ihe Teiegraph
print th, speech % Crispi IS = because the
ptaul. woulI a,e tHdt judge 'it.p = sq"'l --
~ ou tne democratic platform
Saws ths candid ree County Enterprise:
POLITICALLY we daat know where we are,
cor what Wr are. hut wc know one ihli--
we are for Charles h. crisp 'or the United
States senate.
SAYS The statesbora star:
.~am- $50 our south Georgia nai2hhors
are wasting a good a,ll 81 unneaa3 airy eas
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-11-25
Whnt Kentucky Needed.

From The West Point Graphic.
10 The Atlanta Constitution had been
located in Kentucky there would have been
no republican majority. It would never
have played the traitor as The Courier
journal did.
See advertisement of Wilson's Ear Drum
In last issue
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-11-25

THE Americas Timts-Eecoricr says.
.'The Columbus Enquirer sun uecs $50
re.-r.t that .x-SusaIter crisp has sawed
his senatorial limb ia two Wait and see
that limb. bound in silver cords drawn
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-11-25

Georgia would not be a democratic
state la November. 1896 with any nominee
an "A platform indorsing Cleveland's adj
ministratiou u viii be better to recognize
this fact now