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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
Nnthinr Strnnge

TntoIIIgant people who rtaHze t0e IN
,,arts,i nart the blood holds in keeping
he body in a normal condition md nothing ,l,
strange in the number Of diseases lnat
it,.S7s - ,.,a =. rffia IS abic TO cure 80 many
tro,tbles result from impure blood that the
best way to treat them is through l4e
blood. and it is far better TO use oiIy
,I,,.e - excess with Gaiuiu,. calcnel aha
other drugs BY treating the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparila, scrJfula, SAT- fhtuiil
ana what are commonly called "humors
dyspepsia. catarrh, rheuma tism, neuralgia,
consumption ana other troubles tnat orl3-
mate i'm impurities of the blood or I'M
,,oired circUIatlou can all be cured.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
GUARDED ny MExICANs.
Horrible state of Affairs Among the
Negro Co1cristE.

San Antonio ra.1., July 7.-lspeo.a-)-
The inhuman treatment to which the negro
colonists at FlahuaIito. state of Durango,
Mexico, have been subjected is TO be
brought TO the attention of the state de-
partment Of the United States. Sympa-
thizers of the colon.sts in Georgia ami
Alabama sent Dr.. II. j. Troliinser. a
prominent physician of this city, TO ST.
hualito few weeks ago TO make
thorough Investigation as 10 the actual
condition of the cOionsts.
Dr. Trollnger has just returned here
from his visit and reports terrible coudi-
ton OF affairs. He~states that the colOnisjs
number about 800 negroes. They arr con-
nned in a square which a strongly guarded
by armed MeNicaus to prevent any OF the
cOlOnistS making their escape at night.
DR.. Trollinger states that plague broke
out among the colOnists few weeks before
his arrival ana that he found 30 per cent
of the negroes sick with il. The disease
develops slowly and always results i'm
death Forty-fye had already d-ed. lie
stated that the disease is absolutely I'M
known 10 medical science, so far a. he is
aware. The cOlunists are pauIc-strickeu
but cannot get away.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
EXCESS OK ExpENDITUREs
over Receipts for tI,e Month-some
Treasury Figuring.

washington. July 4.-lbe treasury hB-
rras for the next week or so Will sho"
10 .vcess of expenditures over receipts
ana treasury experts figure that for the
month the balance on the wrong side oil
the ledger will aggregate from Sl2.ON,~o -
Sl5 O00up0 The excess at the beginning ol
his month, which viii show in the daliy
statement tomorrow, is caused by the fact
that most of the large payments are made
during the first few days. For instance m
terest checks for S7,5O00o0 issued during the
last DAYS of June. very few OF which, COM
paratively. have yet been presented for pay
Iuent have TO be met and these will lee pre-
scented within the next few days. Most OF the
quarters pension money, which viii reach
Sls 100000. is usually paid out during the
FIRST week or ten days of the month. These
two items alone will aggregate more than
SO 100000 and il win not be surprising If 10y
the 18th or 10Th of the month the treasury
Statement should show expenditures TO eX-
coed receipts by SEW0Go0 or $lS.0o0000. This
excess deficit VIII probably. be cut down
during the last part of July to $l20OOo00
or $4,000 900.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

EllShart. Ind. July "A terrible accident
occurred AT Bristol small town six miles
from this city late this afternoon. during
the progress of a boat race on the st. 90
seph river six hundred people were Jammed
on a threc-suan iron bridge. During the
finish Of an excitin- rac" and while me
bridve gave way. The mass of humanity
W. precipitated into the water forty feet
below. ,,. -,,,
As far as known at present thlrty-tls'iit
,,a-sans received serious injuries and II -
faareI that many OF them VIII die. Luckily
The water was only five feet deep or many
would have undoubtedly been drowned.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
The Augus,n.s small BOYS Day.

Augusta. Ga, July 4.-(Special)-
Fourth Of July passed in Augusta without
incident and the observance of the day
was confined to the closing OF the postoiace
and banks. Most of the stores in the al
ternoon made it half holiday.
At the arsenal the national salute was
fired at sunrise Some Of the negro COM
panes turned out in the afternoon ana All
day the small boys wore dough faces ana
grotesque costumes, parading the StIeeIS
as fantasies" There WAS no speaking
and no public exercises Of any kind.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
RANSOM WILL RETURN
To His Post In Mexico IL His Health
Continues To Improve.

Washington, July 5.-General Matt w.
Ransom. of North Carolina, United States
minister to Mexico, is at Washington and
Expresses an intention to return to his post
if his health continues to improve. General
Ransom's recent severe illness I'm Mexico
caused his return to North Carolina and
il was generally supposed that he would
tender his resignation on the expiration of
his leave Of absence. His health Is now in
such a fair way to restoration that he will
resume his diplomatic functions in the City
OF Mexico if there is no retrogression.
General Ransom was at the state depart
ment today.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
sham Hattie at st. Louis.

st. Louis July 4.-Independence Day was
quietly celebrated in this city. There were
The usual number of picnics. ball games,
athletic events and excursions TO the coun-
Try. The event OF the day, however, was
a sham battle AZ the fair grounds by the
military companies participating in the in
terstate drill. IT is estimated that fully
oo.eo0 persons were present. The weather
was cool and pleasant.
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rIrs. Or. Branncn.

Solicits correspondence with all afflicted
ladies' She VIII send YOU a valuable Ntte
book, also testimonials from ladies VINO
have been cured by her method OF treat
ment after all other means had tailed. she
treats successfully all womb troubles Kid
ney and bladder diseases, liver and stom-
ach disorders, nervous debility ana weak
ness of body ana mind Treatment pre-
pared suited to each individual case ana
sent to the patients home with equal sue
cess as il personally examined. Terms
low. Write, stating case, u MIS-. Ut.
Mary A. Brannon. Is Pryor street, Atlanta,
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RIoTING IN BOSTON.
The a. II. A. Parade Creates "A Furore
and a Continuous Fight.


Boston. Mass, July 4-The most extra
ordinary scenes were eXacteG in East Bos-
ton today. They began with the exchange
of insults between he paraders ana The
thousands Of sghtseers who lined the side
walks-it ended with murder anu the IN
jury of two other persons. After the pa
raiders had gone over the route and dis
banded portions Of it were on their way
home. All the trouble was in connection
with the afternoon parade, which had
come to BE- called the little red school
house parade" the paraders representing
y. L. A. lodges. Patriotic Sons of Amer
lea. Orange lodges. Order o. United Work
men nj other kindred organizations.
This parade was booked 10 start at l:3O
O'Clock ana the head OF the column started
from White street pretty nearly at that
time. Ii presented a novel appearance. 1t
was completely encrcled by police, who
nos alone led the column, but thanked both
sides of il for n hundred yards. There
We're fully $50 policemen, under the com
mand Of Deputy Pierce and Captain irish.
There were about leo men in the parade.
1t was headed by the Little Red School
house, which has been the subject OF much
talk and comment. 1t was a fac-simile OF
the regulation New England schoolnouse
seen in all of its states. In front were u
number Of men with sashes made of the
stars ana stripes. Standing in the open
doorway was tall figure clothed in mill
tary costume, representing Uncle Sam
on each side of the miniature building were
three windows. and in each window was a
man reading a book. The float was cover
ed with red, white and blue bunting. The
scho0lhouse Was surmounted with stars
and stripes.
The ro-te OF the procession was con-
tiHuOus riotiug. in which many persons
We're injured and one fatally dubbed.
After the parade was over a small de-
tachmcut of the paraders was attacked On
the street ana in the melee which followed
one man was shot IN the groin and died
shortly afterwards.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
Went to the seashore.

New York. July 4-The 1l9th anniversary
of the Independence OF the nation was col
chrlted today. The morning opened cloudy
but not so threatening as to deter those
New Workers who had planned passing
the national holiday out Of town. lhou-
sands left the city fer nearby seashore :e-
sorts and the many parks about New
York. Cheap excursions were run over
many Of the railroads, carrying thousands
10 mountain resorts close at hand.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Washing on, July Judge McComas to-
day sentenced CAPTAIN Henry W Howgate
to eight years in the Albany penitneitary,
fcUr years on each charge of forgery and
embeZZlement. Mr.. Worthington, counsel
for Howgate. filed a motion of appeal and
asked that ffowgate be allowed to remain
in the district jail pc lding the action of
the court of appeals. Howgate was ac-
companied to court by his daughter. Both
took the sentence very unconcerncdly.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for
children tcething. II soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Minneapolis. Mimi, July i.-EEbert May
,r. eighteen years old, while celebrating this
r1or,,ire. was fatally injured 10y the burst
fs,f could he plainly seen i'm the terrible
wound i'm his side ana lac lived several
hours after the accident
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Raleigh, n. c., July 4.-(SpeciaL)-The
Fourth was never more quietly observed
here. There was no parade or fireworks.
The chief celebration of the day in the
state was near Greensboro, where statue
OF Major Joseph Winston was unveiled at
the Guilford battle ground, and President
Winston, of the state university, delivered
address. There were also celebrations
at Morehead City, and Weightsville.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

held at the United States embassy today,
which was attended by most of the Amer
leans residing or sojourning in Rome.
ON HISTORIC GROUND.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
A Celebration at the GuiIfOrd Battle
feId-A Stntue Unveiled.

Greensboro, n. c., July 4-(Special.)-
The annual celebration of the GGilford bat
tie ground was observed today. The ora
tor of the day, DR.. George T. Winston.
spoke on the life and times of Major Joseph
Winston, who played an important part
in this particular battle. Ex-Governor
Thomas NJ Holt. who was to have dellv-
cred the address of presentation of the
Winston statue, not being present, Hon.
Kemp p. Battle read his speech. The I'M
yelling ceremonies were performed by four
of North Cardinals handsomest girls
Misses Peyton. Wittkowski Mebane ana
lEry
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Buffalo. y. Y, July while 10000 people
sat in the new grand stand At the Buffalo
Driving park al $3.50 Q clock this afternoon,
"a section Il inc stand iell. The cause was a
EedN stairway, which held forty or Nifty
Ytopie at the time. Underneath the stair
Eay was q @luc .o5n which a-l tgCa
crowded with people on a moment before.
They were climbing back 10 their seat IN
the stand 10 witness the start OF race,
when the accident occurred. In cavins IN
So suddenly the stairway took with 1t a
section of the grand stand and piled about
sixty peuplc-mcn. women and cnl.dreu-in
"A mass Then the immense crowd stood up
in their seats and rushed toward the STAR
way and then back again. In the stampede
women tainted ana were trampled upon.
iurlt.sd from the stand TO the ground ana
0thcr ways contributed TO the excitement.
Affar tn. stand had been cleared the people
were. held back with difficulty, while those
Wbo had fallen were eNtricated. carriages
,y.ra soon at hand ana took to their homes
about forty men and women who were Out
slightly injured or who suffered from
shook. Aulruianccs took the most severely
injured 10 the hospitals.
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roar carbohydrates inform your readers

.bot n written to confidentally, | will mail
fn = sealed letter the plan pursued by which
I was permanently restored to health and
manly vigor, after years If suffering from
rervous weakness night losses and
wasted and shruEken parts.
have no scheme to extort money from
any one whOmsO eVer. / was robbed and
evirdled by the qulCks until l nearly lost
faith in mankind. but thark heaven, | am
row well, vigorous and strong, and anxious
10 make this certain means Of cure known
to all Having nothing to sell or send g. ..
D.. l want no money. Address
JAMES a. HARRIS,
Box G.. Delray, Mich.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Savannah, Ga, July 4.-The 4th was
very quiet day here. About 300 people
spent the day at Tybee. where various
amusements were going on all day The
Cadets were out for a practice shoot on
the new range at Meldrim There were no
casualties, and in the city the day was like
a Sunday.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
Parade of CoIored Militia.

Charleston, S. c., July 4.-The 4th was
celebrated very generally here The only
public dc monstration was q parade IN Inc
afternoon of the only regiment OF neS:o
militia in the United States
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

school teachers. editors and some display
rhetoric in this and that direction. The
negroes in this country have no IeaueTs.
They are sheep without shepherds. But we
and writer's yet none of them have any
definite plans for the future, as l know
of, and If they have, they are lacking IN
courage to put them into execution, Tor
white supremacy than l am TO depose Coo
of His throne and men who indulge III that
Kind of babble are simply void OF some
thing to talk about.
The Future of Africa.
africa is becoming a great commercial
market, 532 steamers, to say nothing OF
sailing vessels, ply between Europe and
Africa daily, doing hundreds of millions or
dollars worth of business and not one
steamer can find business there from tae
United States, the country above all others
most fitted to do business with Africa.
cans here who could be employed in help-
ing to work up commerce Win that coUh-
try well create business in the con
sumption of its products. And as Liberia
lions of white people would be as anxious
for it here as they are in Europe, 10 say
nothing of it's other products. AFRICA IS
becoming rapidly civilized along the coast
by coming in contact with so many sh-ps;
and in the. language of Captain Jones, L
believe the ships alone would clvilize
Africa in process OF time il no missionaries
ever went there. livery tine l so 10
Africa / can see Improvement. New
houses are going up, some of which would
be a credit to Atlanta; telephone wires now
threat the city OF Free Town and the preSl-
dent of Liberia purposes TO thread thdI
country at the earliest possible time Win
either telegraph or telephone wires. 1t IS
only a question of a few years to use the
language of the colored people in slave
times when Africa will arise and shlne.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
HER ENTRANCE

into society. ard woruauhood as well, Is
an extremely critical period in every girls
life a. this time she needs advice, and,
whats ruoTc-help Of the right sort. II she
puts lier faith IN Dr. Picrces FavoTiic Pre-
scuptlon Z can bring only good results.
lt a medicine that's made especially to
build ~ women's strength and cure wo-
meme aiimeuts-au invigoTatiug. rtstora-
tive tonic. soothing cordial. and bracing
ncrvlnc purely vegetable, non-alcOholic.
l--u perfectly harmless. For all the fuuc-
tlcual arrangements painful disorders. and
chronic weaknesses that aiiiiCt womaukiud.
-ic FavOrite Prescription " Is specific.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
Erysipelas

Has been my affection from childhood
1t was caused by impure blood and every
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Yours truly
Mrs. SAMUEL. A. JACOBS.
A book Of I6S pages. entitled Woman
md Her Diseases sent sealed fu plain
rnsoIohe for 10 cents IN stamps to pay
postage. Address Dr. Pierce as above.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Celebrated Abroad.
Rome, July s.--A 4th of July reception was
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
TERRiBLE PAIN AND FAINTING SPELLS

uhaio. y. Y: DdGB .Sfy-
When 1 commenced tax
ing your medicine I was
very sickiy. ] had fire.
orient spells Of faintiug,
terrible pain in my head,
and life was a burden TO
me. ] was ATTENDED by
one Of the best physi-
Clans in our town. bat
with no good results. At
last a ncighbor advised
me TO try Dr.. Picuce's
FavoTite Prescription,
which I did. ard after
taxing one bottle l felt
greatly benefited. !
would advise all ladies
similarly afflicted to try
Favorite Prescription. "
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08
No nnrbnrIsm In the Future.
Liberia at the Exposition.

al bargained Tor a few hundred dollars
worth of exhibits to be sent over to me
TO be placed on exhibition at the EXPOSE
ton and they viii De shipped to me here.
The president sad that owing to the war
department being burned, the magazine de
stroyed and other reverses of the govern
ment no representative would be sent
by the country, was sent to Chicago at
the great fair there, but l expect to have
several specimens of African work, while
much of it VIII likely be of heather pro-
ductlon l cannot say how much at the
present time. F"
DO the leaders of the negroes in this
country favor African emigration for
their people?"
mo, not a great many of them. Indeed
the most of the prominent colored men OPP
pose it. | say prominent because many
have gained some notoriety upon the
ground of general intelligence in their re-
Spectiye professions, such as preachers,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-05
IOVENIAN, JOSEPH & LOEB,
Toilet Things.

I7ll-That's what the Germans TJll call the purest soap in the world. It is o6 per cent glycerlne and as clear as amber. Good for the babies. JAG cake; 4oc a box of three cakes.
 La Parisienne soap-!ong name, but short price--7ac the cake; was 10 cents. M
 Colgate's 3-ounce bottles of Toilet Waters 3ec pint.
 Hudnut's Tooth Paste, 25c.
 .Colgate's Violet Toilet Powders 17c package. Always sells for 25c.
 La Belle Face Powder, Ioc. ,. Toilet accessories, such as brushes and bath conveniences, are plenteous here, with genuine ring to the low prices every one delights in.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-05
Here's Good Soap for a Song.
Pure castile, Sc a Cake.

It's as good as all the soap which is made in Castile. We have sold it for LOG, but it needs stronger intro duction. Monday SC the cake.
 Colgate's Castile- -everybodyknows it-85c cake.
 Colgate's Turkish Bath Soap SC the cake, soc the dozen.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-05
Second Floor.

Ladies will be accommodated with postage stamps from now on, saving them an unnecessary trip to the postoffice.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-05
MILLINERY.

We have gone to every length ot pains to make Monday bright day in Millinery. The great special feat ure will be the howers-real French flowers made in the most splendid way, till the buds and blows, the sprigs and sprays out-nature nature. 25c gets what soc ordinarily would buy. Come early Monday.
 Second Floor Elevator.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-05
Commencement and Graduating
 Materials.

Why wait? Wait for what? Delays are dangerous. Time and tide wait not. Why should you7
 Is it not reasonable and fair that those who ask for your patronage should an- nouuce their wares and let you judge whether you want them or not.
 We call your attention now to one of the most superb lines of pretty Silk Mulls, Dimities, French Mulls, exquisite quality Persian Lawns. fine French Nainsooks, Swisses, fascinating Chene Silks. lovely Crepe and China Silks-in fact, many other materials you might like. Must be seen to be appreciated.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-30
ADVERTISEMENT.

EDITOR CAUCASIAN:-P Please al
low me through the columns OF
your paper, to announce the hon'
II. G.. Hunt, of Asheville, as Il can
Jidate for Railroad Commissioner.
Col. Hunt is one of the finest
business men in this State, and a
man who has conducted his own
affairs 80 successfully, can attend to
those of the people. In addition to
his competency for the plaoe, Coi.
Hunt, was a persistant worker TOR
the organization and success of the
fusion movement, and at the sollcl'
tation of friends, became candi-
date for the position OF Cnltea
states Senator. On reaching Raj
eigh, however, he saw at once that
Mr.. Pritchard was the choice ana
rather than jeopordize the cause
of this distinguished son, ne with
drew in his favor.
trust the legislature will con-
slider the claims of Col. Hunt, I'm,
partially, and that he may be elected
u member of the Railroad Commis'
sion. Very truly yours. ;,
"FUsIoNIsT,
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-30

New York. Jan p, Southern flour dam
common ~ fair extra : -'srz -. guod 10
choice DO - iOa2GI
Wheat spot irregular So red IN store
ad elevator -. ahoat I-iH -!
O'u ~l", irregular 80 e ~ - elevator
steamer fulAed ~ IN elevator
'Dats--SP2t guic', No. ? }iIa}i. ~ ,
Nhlt" Ha|i 80 3 no 3,l
Wool trrn dumc-rlc fleece IGa,- p4II,,i
IJi2I
at meats steady plcklcd bellies f., pa.
Lard Irregular. western -tcam closed y,
80 -aI'~ 500 tIcrcc- at s'G2 l-IaG.7y .
city "tn"t Jnnuary closed -, 0.and nominal
refined quiet
Pork Weak. new mess 81 ,5aI2 -. -horr
clear, <l3lpula.H
Resin Firm
lurprutine quiet 2IastI2
.to" FINN. domestic fair to- r,ira
latG!
'uhrt option opened steady and an.
'hunEed To- lupoiuta decline. rallied on local
tud i"reirn buying, but again turned weak
and closed barrel, steady at ~ To- ~ uoIut-
at advance, sale. ~ 80 bug. IurIudir.
January sta, March SlI7inli ~ Nnr
- I'F"l 10 June Sli7UaII11. -,.,tcruLrr
sIl dnl go October 81 .,all ~ %n,r,ut,,
tlI -. December ~ ,,aIt 49, SPOT EIulrI..r
SEQ. 4, lh!
sugar Raw quiet centrifugal ~rr-t.
no refined quiet
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-30
FUTURES.
BALTIMORE MARK ET

Baltimore, Jan. % Flour dull and easy;
western superior 81 S0a200; western extra
,2lOa2 10; western family S2.6Oa2.15.
Wheat-Weak and lower; spot and Jan
uary 5J3a5G; February 554a56s; March % Ia
't4 May 81 l-2a57i; steamer No. red, 32f53'
southern wheat, by sample, 55a31.
Corn-Weak and lower; spot and January
ia bid, February I5i bid; May i64ai65;
steamer mixed IT u bid southern, white,
tIaiG, do. yellow. i5ai6. 49,.
oats quiet; No. ,, white western 80"
~ -, INK Il 3la35.
Sugar-Firm and unchanged, granu'ated
stoS per 100 pounds.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-01-30

Tram ! connects with ". * W tram
bound north, leaving "oldsboro 100 =. IN
and with Southern Railway tram west feay
ing Goldsboro 2.on p. IN. and with W. y. x
y at Newborn for Wilmington and inter
mediate points.
Train connects with Southern Railway
train, arriving at Goldsboro 2J3 D. m, and
with w. X w. train from the north at %
y. III, No. tram also connects with w. *
y. tor w llnlngtOn and intermediate points
:. l.. DILL. Superintendent