People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-11-12

MEMPHIS, NOV 4. - Inc DOarQ Oh
health has issued an official order adj
vasing refugees TO return home
ATLANTA. Nv. ct may now be
stated with degree of certainty that
Colonel A. D. Gambler will be in the
race for governor
CBATTANeeaA, Nov 5. - The post
office At Cedar Ridge. Ga. near Dalton,
was robbed and q snail amount of
money and stamps taken.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 8-Gsn0ral w. II
jackson is again the selo proprietor of
| Belle Meade ssud, having purchased
Richard Croker's half interest
JACKsoNvILLE, Fla. Nov. 4-Dr. Flo.
shse was shot from ambush at liver
ness, is is suspected by moonshiners,
against whom he had fled informa-
tion
SENECA, S. O., Nov. s.-Max Cole
man, the 21-year- old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w Coleman of this place, died
after an illness of about month with
fever.
RALEIGH Nov 5 -General Thomas
l. Olineman, ex United States senator.
died ill the Morgantown insane asylum.
| Aged, poor and infirm. the state gave
him home there
GAINESVILLE, Ga, Nov. 6.-Colonel
| Howard Thompson is candidate for
the Democratic nomination for congress
in the Ninth district. Garter Tate is
the present incumbent
ATLANTA. Nov. 9.-Dr. Thomas Edgar
| Rogers, we'll known physician of Har-
ralson county is on trial before Judge
Newman in the United States court
here for counterfeiting.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 6-The lift.
ing of the state quarantine from North
| Alabama has brought about the resump-
ton of trade and travel between Biz
mingham and infected points.
MEMPHIS, Nov 81. A. Thomas, the
forger. made his second escape from the
Jail here by saving the bars of his cell
and afterwards saving the bars of the
window in the rear of the Jail.
DECATUR, Ala, Nov. Am impor-
tant event took place near here, the
| opening of Cedar Lake, a negro colony.
1t is promoted and backed by Mrs. Lii
lian K. Ray, wealthy English woman.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov l. - The
state quarantine has been raised against
all points by Governor Johnston. and
persons, as we'll as freight, can come
md IN frOr1 or TO
| ure
ATLANTA. Nov. 5.--The health certifi-
| cate office established by this city when
the yellow fever scare started two
months ago and the arrangements made
for the inspection of refugees has been
abolished
DALLAS, Nov 6.-H N. Haskell, aged
81, and Emma Stevenson, aged Is, were
married here. Mr.. Haskell is worth
5000, 900, and up to few years ago had
been prominent IN municipal and polit-
cal affairs.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. l. Phil
Thompson, ex-chief inspector of Gus
toms of Key West, was inveigled by
1GSuS COnu 4uGO u6E uOul0 ana killed
by the woman. The circumstances in
dictate murder.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. John Ander-
son. aged So, angered over domestic
troubles and unbalanced by religious
fervor, knelt on the railroad track, BIZ
BILE i'll hand. to pray, and passing train
decapitated him.
KNOXVILLE. Nov. John Ander-
son, aged So, angered over domestic
troubles and unbalanced by religious
fervor knelt on the railroad track, BIZ
BILE in hand, to pray. and a passing
train decapitated him
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 6.-Major Mao
Murray, commanding the First artillery
at Fort Barrancas. has been instructed
by General Wilson, the chief of engi-
neers, to restore the walls of old Fort
San Carlos. near Barrancas.
ATLANTA, Nov. g. -Driven to insanity
for the want of the necessities of life,
Mrs. Zion Bridwell, wife of one of the
Oldest printers in this city, ended her
life at her home, 179 Pine street. by
hanging herself with rope