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ON Constant Coinage Platform He Sweeps the Second Georgia
District Almost Unanimously.

Mr.. Poe is a gentleman Of fine ability.
high character and a speaker of eloqueuce
and power. His support of Bryan Will have
great influence i'm inducing other popu-
lists In this section TO vote for him. lie
thinks the St Louis convention should i'm
dorsc Bryan as he believes the election of
Bryan is free siiver's only hope.
Free Silver Means Free America.
Mr. Poe declared. with much emphasis,
Free silver means free America
This utterancc was loudly applanded He
spoke ia patriotic vein. and his speech
was frequently interrupted with applause.
The meeting was called To order by
Hon r. J. Ware acting chairman Of the
democratic executive committee Of Bibb
county.
on motion Of Hon. S. 4. Price. Mr..
Joseph Hall was unanimously elected
chairman. amid loud applause.
Mr.. Hall is tho law partner Of Hon. Du-
pont Gucrry. who. like Mr.. Hall. is "A
sound money democrat, but has announced
that he viii support the Chicago nomi-
ueos and platform
Bibb county is in a blaze Of enthusiasm
for Bryan. and VIII give him rousing
majority. II viii also give majority from
1880 to 1000 for the state ticket
Livingston Named To Succeed Himself
An invitation to dine with the nominee
en- masse. presented TO the delegates of the
fifth congressional convention in the FIRST
stage of their proceedings, begun at noon
"Wednesday, may have helped to shorten
the session OF the gathering
but there wasn't much 10 do and there
was no excuse TO keep the dinner waiting.
All that was to De done was TO nominate
Hon Lconidas r. Livingston to succeed
himself in the lfty-iifth congress and pass
resolutions.
This the delegates did. They named Colo
mel Livingston with enthusiasm and passed
resolutions strongly indorsing the platform
adopted at Chicago last week and predict
ing success for Bryan and Sewall.
1t was only matter Of formality to put
the fifth districts standard i'm the hand
of Colonel Livingston, who knows how 20
carry II. The delegates paid the con
gresham high tributes in naming him.
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BLACK HOLDS BACK.
Says He Don't Want the Nomination
in the Tenth District.


Augusta. Ga. July To- specially -The
democratic executive committed for The
tenth congressional district met here to-
,iav and called convention az Sanders
viHs ON August llth. Tor the purpose OF
nominating tho dcmocrat- standard
bearer
IN the meeting ~ the committee the
following letter was read from Congress
mau Slack.
Augusta. Ca. July Is. ISes-The Execu-
tive Committee OF the Tenth Congres-lon-
al District Gentlcmen: Your meeting 10
make plans for convention TO nominate
= candidate uf the democratic party Tor
the next congress seems Go furnish "A prop
81 tifuc and occasion tu inform you. ANA
through sou tho party. that ask not 70 ne
considered Ia that conuet ton. rms con
ciusiuu has been reached after careful
consideration. and TRUST proper apprc'ia-
tion cd the claims which ] fully recognize
fna rarfN has uu every mrMtfr To serve
H. even ~ the extent ~ e sacrifice OF per
suuaf inclination and interest.
..Thr.r times I nave consented tn ne The
starisiar 40 .oa rcr under circumstances which
nre 80 we'll known they need NOT nr It'ai-
sH 2 frsl that . may ask tn be relieved
row without being liatlc TO The imputation
that J am Doe she ~lilntr- degree lacking
ir LOYALTY To- the party or ready dispo-
ei,5ar - respond 10 any iust erin 20 90
What ] rau ~ promote lis success. ] hope
th.. differences existing among MS before
the action ~ tnc national convention in
Chicago viii not be perpetuatcd. To insist
s.tssr insliK iduai urefergucps as 10 meas
ures or men. after the action of the con
yrnffon e. suhVcrsivc ~ an party organi-
yntfon Among other reasons that inAu-
erfs m. is tie houe thai my retirement
may helm restore that harmony among
orr nc aple 50 violently disturbed by tho
withdrawal - MANY ~ our fellow citizens
into i new political organization. Without
iiI viii to any because they have opposed
me with lasting gratitude 90 those who
b.sa sllrVortod me and nm ardent desire
Tor the prosperity Of all. I am. yours truly.
-. q. @. BLACK"
t. this letter the committee made the
following reply.
Hon J. e. g. Black. Augusta. Ca
Dear Sir. The exccuticc committee of the
tanth congress fonal district was greatly
surprised by your letter presented 70 the
,.,,,,,aittee this morning. By unanimous
,-o,,. ~ The committee I was directed 20
raquest YOU 10 withdraw your letter ana
elbow .he convention 10 act untrammelled.
IN communicating TO Won this action Of the
committee 7 beg to add my personal re
or,est that You will comply with their
wishes Your very truly. -
''JOHN r. KENDRICK,
Chairman"
This action Of Congressman Black has
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mail brings in new ones from all over
the state. He could not be seen, but IL
was learned from his most intimate trlenos
that he will be heard from n little ia'er
ON in the campaign. Being an outspoken
free silver man he will no doubt give ms
support and influence for the election Oh
Bryan and Sewall. the democratic nom
inees.
Mr.. Wright is a good fighter. and if he
enters the race for governor he will stir
up things throughout this section. HIS
former partner, Judge w. NJ. Henry nav
ing been elevated to the bench LOT tne
second time, will be candidate lor
election before the next Georgia iesisia'uie
and the partnership will be dissolved.
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his loyal support to the party.

'i =, iosal support TO the party.
nv, ne callers read The New York Morning
Jaurnal with greater Interest Than any
other paper published outside tho state
~ IS strong Bryan paper and is putting
IN good work. This is appreciated and the
PAPER Is In great demand. The news stands
sell IL out early.
IKE the writing of that man Al
lewis. said Chairman Clay. "He is worth
.ne subscription to the paper just to read
MN week. l would he glad if they
would give us more of him. Ills descrin-
tom OF the holt of the republicans at St
Louis was one of the best bits of descrip-
i've writing / have seen i'm many a day
lie Is WONDER
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been talked of for some time. but II mas
not been believed that he would actually
withdraw his name from consideration by
the democratic district convention. His
letter to the committee, while not positive
" declaring that he woud not accept the
nomination, is the sincere wish that he
be excused.
What answer he viii make to the re-
ouest of the committee to withdraw Ills
letter or whether he will feel called on TO
answer before the meeting of the conVen-
tion has not vet been made public.
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EVERYDAY TALK
ON CURRENT POLITICS

New York special contains the Interest,"
ing statement that The retormerS anu
friends of President Cleveland 1T TINS SCI
ton were greatly surprised today. hu"aiu
NJ Grout, u leading Brooklyn lawyer, "no
was the democratic and citizens cahulu"eo
for mayor last November. polling over 'o'VVS
votes, publicly declared himself in favor Oh
Rrvan and SewalI Mr.. Grout is one OF the
most influential democrats in Kings county
He is a member of the Montauk anu bioON
Iyn clubs the Bar Association, trustee u
Colgate university and judge advocate u
the Second brigade, National GuaIds' nc
issued a statement announcing his lhteh-
lions to work and vote lof the A''N
national ticket" -
This is. however, i'm strict keeping with
the advices from other cities. The DIS
patches show that while a few OF the mug
wump and cuckoo democrats (so-caieup
have announced with flourish OF truihpetS
their intentions of boiling, the great mass
of democrats and the real party leaders ana
workers are true to the ticket, ana VIII 40
everything in their power TO bring about It's
election.
Washington advices show that the belief
in Bryan's chances TO win IS growing
rapidly.
A Baltimore special states that the only
bolt there is in the two newspaper oiiiceS'
Hon John r.. Hurst, eX-candidate Tor gov
ernor, and one of the strongest gold stan
dard democrats says: Il am q democrat;
and shall stand by democracys colors.
other leading Baltimore gold stanuaIu
democrats who declare their fealty 10 tne
ticket are: Attorney General Zoe, Clty
Solicitor William Shepherd Bryan, Deputy
Collector Dinenbough, James i. Gorter'
Colonel Winfield Peters, George NJ. Opshui'
Hon. Charles G. Kerr and others.
Mayor Greene, of Providence, X. l., ue-
clared to an interviewer that there could ne
no doubt of Bryans election. lie sara lhstt
far east of Chicago every one was LOT sll-
yer, and that when Bryan ana the other
silver orators explained their principles 10
the people of the east they would ililu
plenty of converts. Mayor Greene said IL
was difficult to tell just what the I'hoGc
Island democrats would do, but OF one
thing he felt assured and that was demo-
cratic victory. ~
4 Concord, n. H.. dispatch quotes ZION.
John M. I'M, the most prominent demo-
cratic leader, and other leading dtmocittS
as approving the ticket and declaring mat
they viii work as hard as they know now
for success. -,
A Hartford, Conn, special says; MOST
of the prominent democrats in TINS CITY
are reticent regarding the Chicago hohii-
nee. but there seems 10 disposition TO boll
the ticket Some of the wel-knoWn deino-
Gratis here who have been opposed 70 inc
free coinage Of silver declare their lnteh-
ton to support the ticket.
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JAMES CREELMANS ESTIMATE OF BRYAN
What the Staff Correspondent Of The New York World
Gold 0rGdn, SduS Of the Democratic Nominee.

The more see Of this earnest stainless man
way hc set out in his childhood to be president
hating for moment in his purpose, the more
patriot does not live lie seems to be absolutely
His nomination accomplished without deals
like an unmortgaged man. free TO do or say what
any special access to him. lie feels sure that &
whclm McHinleyism that he refuses to make pied
1t is impossible 10 be with Mr.. Bryan out here
his independence of leaders or bosses. lie propo,
No man has a mortgage on Mr. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan has decided to get up before daybre
Louis on the milk train lie has refused to cd
IL
cia train. The correspondents who are accompaie
Nebraska alarmed at the prospect of campa'n
been known to ride across country ffty-two mile ?
speeches in one day ali
Still no congratulations from the democratiGfye
states. still no word from the white house. Car
not heard of Mr.. Bryans nomination? "a
james Creelman, in New /
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Mr. grantley Formally Notified.

Brunswick, Ga, July H.-(Speciai)-hoh.
w. G. Brantley has been formally notiileu
of his nomination for congress ana VIII re-
spond in a letter of acceptance Colohes
fhe committee on notification, brought the
letter of notification to the city.
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ulists of three counties have now declared
in favor of Hon. Scaborn Wright for gov
ernOr of Georgia. During his absence for
a couple of days. in Tennessee. his office,
begins 10 look like branch of the post
office from the stacks of letters that his
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

Although the greatest diamond mines
in the world are i'll South Africa, Brazil
exports more diamonds To that part than
anywhere else on earth, says u London
paper. The explanation j. easy. They
are black diamonds, and not of tl.o kind
used for jcwelry. The place Of their great
est utility is underground in mines
South Africa does not produce them, but
it could not we'll get along without them
Black diamond Is the hardest substance
known. Its utility has only been real
lied Tor about 20 years and improve
ments are constantly being made in it
The rough stones are taken and split by
machinery III way that was unknown
until recently. The split must follow The
grain. If ii does not, the stone will be
wasted Each stone is split into stones of
different sizes. The cubes are then welded
into mining drills if they are To he used
for boring. Tho steel is cast about the
diamond 50 that ii cannot get loose In
the Same way nearly all diamond saws are
made. They are circular SAWS Every
tooth Is IA black diamond cube. 1t is fast
encd on when the steel portion of the in
strumcnt Is III II molten state.
The attempt to make these stones arti-
ficially has proved "a failure in every in
stance. The cost is greater than the mar
ket price of the Brazilian diamond.
Black diamonds weigh ordinarily less
than 100 carats, ranging all the WAY down
to half "a carat. The largest in existence
was found only Il short time ago, its weight
being $50 carats. The diamond was sold
To Il museum for IS, OOO.-Exchange.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

Neither maund, a basket, nor maundor.
TO whine or grumb!e, is obsolete. Both
are still in common use in South Motifs
and Lciccstershire, at any rate The
former is used only, however, of particu.
lar kind of basket, used for carrying but
ter to market. The basket is nearly square
in shape and has two lids, opening from
the middle part, where the handle is, and
1t Is called the butter mawn" (mand).
Maunder is usually heard in such sentences
rs What are you Numbering at?"
a Northumbrian will saw Hes a
Numbering old fool, when the man of
whom he is speaking strings words TO-
gother in senseless sort of way somewhat
akin TO maudling.-Notes and Queries.
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PASTE THEM IN A scRAPBook.
Advantages of Preserving Clippings From
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There are many good things occasionally
III the daily papcrs-editorials, locals lit
crary matter. ctc.-which could he prcscrv-
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in II magazine is Il story or some article or
contribution of value because of its re-
search in and knowledge of the arts and
sciences, while the rest of the periodical is
OF comparatively little use. a scrapbook
oil such matters would be found exceedingly
interesting, If for nothing else.
The writer has seen and pcrIlscd scrap
books which were gems in their way.
Tho collators displayed care, taste and judg-
mcnt in the selection of the articles for
preservation, and it was really treat 10
look them over and here and there pcruso
the entire article. OF course il depends
altogether on tho collator, whether he or
she has the requisite tact aud intelligence
for classifying and arranging articles i'll
such medium. 1t may well be called an
education in itself, and the owners of such
books are generally people of far moro
than ordinary intelligence.
Events of Importance, matters of great
moment interesting local incidents, seluc-
TONS OF genuine poetry, and many other
things incident To such collection or
compilation make up work which AT
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cidcnts and occasions which but faintly
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Harrisburg Independent.
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TATToolNe.
Its Origin Seems to he Found In Early
Religious Obseryances.

What Is the origin of tattooingg Reli-
gion, which has so much power over peoples
anu which proves SO obstinate in preserv-
ing ancient customs, has certainly con-
trlDuted to maintain it among the more
barbarous part of our populations We
sec quasi official proof of it. at Lorctte.
Those who cultivate devotion for saint
believe that by engraving his image on
their flesh they will give him proof, O
clear testimony, of their love. We know
that the Phpnioians marked the sign of
thelr DIVINITY on their forehcads (Ewald,
audaischen Aither;hum, ill., In the Mar
shall islands they have to ask the permits
sion OF the gods to tattoo themselves, and
the priests alone In New Zealand perform
the Office of tattooing (Schcrzer). Lub.
DOCK ADDS To this that n woman who does
not wear tattoo mark cannot enjoy eter
nal Felicity. The women of Britain tat.
tooed themselves in obedience to religion
(Pliny, 3d.
The second cause is the spirit of imita-
ton. y Lombard soldier answered me
laughingly one day when I rallied him on
his having Spont Il small sum to spoil his
arm. See, monsieur, we are like sheep,
ana when one of us does anything We all
initiate him at once, even if we risk doing
ourselves harm. ~ Love of distinction
also has its influence. y thief of the most
lncorrigiblc sort who had six brothers
tattooed like himself implorcd me, al
though he was half covered with the oldest
tattoo marks, 10 find him a professional
tattoocr to complete what might well be
styled the embroidery of his skin. when
the tattooing Is very curious and spreads
all over the body" he told me, sit is to us
other thieves like the black coat of society
with decorationS-the more we are tattooed
the more we esteem one another; the more
person is tattoocd the more influence he
has over his companions. On the con-
trary, one who is not tattoocd has no in
huence. He is regarded simply Us IA good
fellow and is not esteemed by the com
pany. Popular Science Monthly.
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