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THE CONSTITUTION.
ATLANTA, GA.
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Horrible Fate Of q Georgian.

Chattanooga Tenn. February H-(Spe-
cial)-David Stewart engineer for the
Georgia Mining and Manufacturing Com
panys blast furnace in this city, fell
from the engine platform this morning
and was caught in the mammoth fly wheel
of the blowing engine. his right leg being
cut off and his body otherwise bruised
and mangled from the effects of which
he died this afternoon.
Mr.. Stewart was an ex-confederate sol
der ana was born at GAINESVILLE. Ca.
in 1881.
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Rank Cashier Gets Ten Years.

philadelphia February -(SpeciaL)-
Tobn 1T. Hotter. former cashier Of the First
~a+fcraf bank OF Lebanon. Pa. who was
CHARGED with ,.mbezzling $4,000 Of the
f..-t--- funds. w1s arrsigued en- the United
states district court this afternoon before
Judge Butler.
AFTER consultation with his attorneys
tn.. accused pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced 10 ten years imprisonment In the
eastern penitentiary and ordered to pay
q tine OF s1.o1o.
Hotter was indicted today by the grand
Jury.
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Who Carried KentuckyP

Editor Constitution-Pleased decide the tol5
lowing bet d bet that Mckinney WouId
carry Kentucky and bet th4t lIS"h
would CHARLES ). " 80
Clarksviile. Tenn. February l5 lSsl.
while the spirit of the bet would give
the decision 70 Mckinley, ne having re-
ceived all the votes but one; yet the fact
mat the vote was divided, even by tech
nicality. would make the bet draw as
neither partv won.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

Editor Constitutlon-The people OF s9 5u1ei
ern attitudes seem inclined 20 peppety i99N
- .bare anv sDeclal explanation Of ms
~ ti0io S'' HENRY MCCARTHY.
Marietta Ga. February IT, 1897
Red pepper Is a general stimulanl LOT l'l'
stomach in all hot countries. II IS ullNe' :
sally diffused and used by the natives -
regions as widely separated as Mexico "U"
a., II NTevico the natives will frequent-
II, he seen eating pepper pods with bread
IN india the red pepper is pounded with 2
nestle and used as an ingredient OF many
dishes.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
Hart.s Trinl for withdrawing.

Philadelphia February ls-rhc trial Of
john ID. Hart. ~ this city. who has been
Indicted ou the charge 81 engaging On "A
guu.n lilau=teriuss expedition 10y means
ST th- steamer I-aurada. was begun today
Errsr. Judge Butler in the United States
district court. After securing jury. Dis
trict Attorney Beck opened for the gov
.rru.nt. and then the court took recess.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
CASTROVERDE ON CUBAN REFORMS
TRAIL OF HORROR IN WEYLER'S WAKE.


business may vote, and all Corporations
may register those who hold stock ms
means that Spanish corporation In me
city of Havana, employing 30 men, cam
| by a little certificate. give TO these f'th
I the rtrh. 20 vote, provided they Will vote
their way In this way even II the people
OF Cuba should come out and vote, when
IS altogether improbable. the Spanish au-
fhorities in the cities. could get IN this
bogus vote which would swamp the couh-
/ try vote entirely. and thus carry the eieC-
ton. II will be seen from this, that II ~
altogether nonsensscal TO talk about the
! Cubans eIerting "A general council in when
the elections are conducted by the Spanish
officers.
Special Interests Represented
en- the plan twenty-one members are 10
he elected by the people and fourteen py
other methods one will come from me
Chamber OF Commerce OF Havana Ot
course y,ou know who he viii be. ono
comes from the Society Of Planters. There
Is a bare possibility that this man might
be patriotic Cuban. Another would
come from the tobacco manufacturers,
who would be Spanish. The fourth from
the commercial bodies. who would be an
other Spaniard. and the NTH would come
from the legal bodyand II Is probable
that this man might DO "a Cuban, because
the trend " the legal profession is 10
would come from the largest tax payers.
who might possibly be very conservative
Cubans. while the remaining five would be
selected from the ex-Gcputies Of the span
ssh cortes. an Spanish. Thus II VIII be
seen that out Of this council Of thirty
five there could not possibly be moro than
four or five patriotic Cubans.
The Budget Voted in Spain.
.Rut." said the senior. 'Iet ms admit for
rrf.ft
government acts honorahly. that the Gu
ban voters come out ana that the entire
council VIII De composed Of Cubans; what
fheuF iron reading the charter from
which they derive their existence. IL viii
Dee seen that the budget for the island
does not even originate with them. They
are nor even consulted about H. Il IS. IN
fact. fixed in Madrid 81 a meeting of the
ministry and tho courts. and the first that
this cuban council knows about IL Is
rhr.. or four months afterwards when
fhe captain general. booted and spurred.
riars up 60 their place If meeting and
camur nls thcm as ordinary tax gatherers
% Eo out ana make up the sum, and the
council thus becomes not even an advisory
boarl. uu,h less am active one. II is mere
ly heard through which the Spanish
government shirlls its heavy responsibility
for taxation. while It remains the receipt
enc I'll the benefits ~ the taNltion. This
body Us prohibited from political action.
blt Gwen if the fullest political power
WAS granted. after al. the nerve ~ the
nation is Cts pocket nerve. ami the man
ygiu is given every rieht IN the world save
ttr r-ht tn spend his own money. Is not
free. Tho Cuhaus would la compelled 10
Gay rXurhltaut taxes placed upon them by
spain. without rebeling or utteriug ono
v1rl ~ dissent d. case this new council
should make such a dissent. the very law
.arf f1f sf 81 fsa
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tie - ceAts. by express prepaid. Address
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Atlanta, Ca
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The Three "R's."

Editor Constitution-Who was the author
of the expression of three r
" wv ENQUIRER.
Montgomery. Ala, February IT, 1897.
II was Sir william Curtis. lord mayor OF
London. who declared his advocacy or
reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
Ex-BANKER ST. JOHN DEAD.
Who Supported Bryan
Passes Away.
Financier

Now york. February 15.-(Special)-Mr.
William T. St. John. who resigned the
presidency Of the Metropolitan Natollh,
h,pl, Of This city. because MS avowcd
free silver views did not accord with those
OF his board of directors, and who was
later selected by Chairman J. X Jones
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
Here Is One That Beats Them All.

Editor Constitution see in The Con-
stitution of February 14th that ]. A.
Grams. of Fort Valley. Ga, has a valuable
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

Editor Consutution-When Will queen e.
Victoria complete the siXtieth year n
Macon. ca. February Il, lN'f
ON the 2oth day Of June. next.
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sANGUILLY TO BE RELEASED.
American TO Have Liberty After Two
Years Imprisonment.

cars An ~ As'D-A.-+ N-Aes
rE -aHEtsa. T.araary lN-in" Spanish
r1.n.ut has agreed o. rele.-f Julio
Str-a.iI.-- tae American citizen who was
arrested iu Cula almost Two years ago.
tt...- -t. .,rl-.lstts.. .on foreign relations
.rl.y tauk uu the consideration ~
C.l-- resolution. lostruct.ug the president
81 demand li- immediate release. the COM
-..tt... deemed % wise to postpone action
E.r nnn dsv su order to ascertain if there
haI u..n ANS developments in the case
s.ura -.. submission 81 th. dependence
% the SENATE.
Tr.s morning "a letter was received from
Secretary 0lney ANNOUNCING that the Span
th government had agreed % Dis imme-
ulltn relsa~e
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u.Ar Mrlue-dav it- roeular meeting day,
sl.g III release is NOT Irnutel hy CHAT time
i unanimous report iu favor of The resO-
tuition win ue made 90 the senate.
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He DiscFtditS the Spanish Offers Of Con.
CeSSiOnS TO Cuba.
BATS TO DECEIVE THEM
In Actual Operations the spaniards
Would Still Rule.
ESTABLISHMENT OF ADVISORY COUNCIL
Would Lead to Official Recognition,
Ending by the Spanish Debt Be
ing Placed on Cuba


+ the opinion Of senior Don Placido de
Castroverie. OF cuba. who is ~ present in
Atlanta
There IS rrca. deal 70 support senior
C1s-rrverfc's contention. and the closer
the PROPOSED reforms are examined. the
z ore evident ft IS that they are inten"ei
but IS hast. q sa-ur,. first. a eess't'ioh
of the urszer- war fn cuba and second.
the assent ~ the cuban people - pi'n'
witch g. but "a trap bv which they VIII ne
held responsible for the spanish I"Die
debt
T.ver since liza. Cu1a has had IN same
Errr.. ~ a-hr- what the Spanish have been
r-ar4sT - cau reps. s-n-4tson- ut course.
this r.u-es-utrtl1n had uo authority from
the ren-I. ANA II unt spring from thein.
bu- ft was assigned o. them in p military
way. ana tHe average Cuban. meeting his
se-ato-. cr-'i c'H=ii.r himself. 70 polite
terms. Represented In NaIr.I The nr@t
steps taE.r t1 pres the recognition -
Cutr nn -te S-rr.-l parliamentary clr',.t-'.
VS. hv -1e r.-., rated I1 Gr1nia-
IFe urs 3 r1lr af ratr.n.Ir impulses. ana
rrrsentaI ra. cause ~ CuhR So s-r1n-iv-
That r~r u -t day. nut - lHrelra 20
the strength ~ rl- arguments una r"'i-e
o-Ir.1r. Spain vre forced 81 make some
cruea saas lut in such q WAY .s 90 te
-lru-aoersr. DE- ws SERVED fa~ the
r.ss-- ~ 1ss tn cr cato ssel S revolution
l- rl. relations between -.e two c'antre',
ths, sener. r- haE 90 DE- fione The late
Car.sln General campos was in Command
- r1e sl1-- af ttat revolution. ANA e vas
owing 90 the r.p-. scutltlars which Dee
Gla.-- tlat -te rea ir the le-I consented
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
From Tennessee 182e-2s-32.

1rdt+or constit,ltfon-Wa David Crockett
ever elected TO congress- If 50. When ,, 9ho
Where2 W. " So, S,,i
West End Ga. February H. 1896.
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Sparta. Ca. February 70. iNg7.

Thomas Slater has a message for every
man IN an article headed ''He Sends II
Free" on page 3. Don't fail to read It.
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CRISIS HAS BEEN REACHED
IMPRESSION CREATED THAT
REVOLUTION is SURE TO WIN.
Insurgents Are Said to Have Whipped
the Spaniards, and the Regulars
Are Starving.

Key West. Fla. February 2o-Every one
who goes TO Cuba now IS impressed with
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
On a Human Skull.

- fS- Inn ~ no a,ler,-l discovery. ANA
el.oised nnueb comment 81 favorable
,+',re eFo,l5 ike very much 10 have
49,, ,1,.-l.ll,'. tbf- 'r.oarn ouore two lines
-, ,,,.,,'l,,.,-.
..rn t1,,s hollow cavern, hung
raajv swim and tilueful tongue" etc
Areu+, ca February II 1897
80 o.. -, IA 1-,-lf.,,
Inc verses "A 4'U'N At go
beck, are as IolieWS-
Behold this ruin. Twas a skull
once of etereal spirit fun
This narrow cell was LIES retreat:
This space was thoughts mysterious seat!
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Christianity in Japan.

Editor Constituencies l take a great
deal of interest in mission work I would
Ike to have some figures as to the extent
of church work in japan.
WESLEY EVANS.
Sparta. Ga. February To- 1881.
Tho work of Outstanding Japan is not
progressing as rapidly as some people
might believe. All the Christian churches
in Japan together have Hiss members
There are in the country SIS missionaries
S31 native minister's ana ISL Catechists OF
the church members the Roman Catholics
have $685. 0ncludins all baptized Children
the Greek church has y, 516 the Protestant
churches have IS. 10
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"Tn this hollow cavern hung
A ready. swift and tuueful tongue, p"
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The Contest Closes rIarCh /.
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-03
Official Proceedings.
oF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF
Graham County, Arizona.
SoLoMoNyILLE, ARIZONA !
August 20, 1897 !

Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment at 8 o'clock a. m.
Present: H. @. Day, chairman,
d. II. Matthews, f. w. Hayes
members; p. Michelena, clerk, Thos
Cunningham deputy clerk.
The following order was unani.
mously passed by the board:
"On motion it IS ordered that
the Clerk of this Board be and he
is hereby directed TO notify all per-
sons in arrears in the payment OF
taxes for the year 1895 and prior
Thereto, that unless all such de-
llinquent taxes are paid within
THIRTY DAYS the District At
torney is instructed to begin pro
ceedings to enforce the collection
Of the same without delay"
Now comes Juan Burule and
Teodoro Lucerc paupers,row draw
ing respectively $500 each pei
month as per order of this board
md having heard and duly con
sidered their respective applica
tions, it is hereby ordered tina,
from and after this date the said
Teodoro Lucero be and is hereby
allowed $40 per month.
And Juan Burule is allowed 81
per month.
Board thereupon adjourned to
meo, tomorrow at 8 a. M.
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Here is the best opportunity Of
all; 80 acres finely improved land
lying next to the Montezuma canal;
40 acres well set in alfalfa; balance
under cultivation; well watered by
4 shares of Montezlma water. This
farm lies near Solomonville, and is
the greatest bargain ever offered in
the valley, at s25.O0 per acre; this
is chance for home, seldom of
fered. y
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-03

40 acres under cultivation. 80
in alfalfa. Good orchard and
vineyard, dwelling home, well Of
fine water and other improvements.
With 4 shares in Montezuma canal.
Anyone desiring to purchase, dis
pose of, or lease land is request
ed to call on or address the SAT-
ford Real Estate Agency.
HUNTER & PATTERSON,
Manager.
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-03
Proposals for Wood.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received at the Office of the Board of super.
ylsors, at solomonviile Arizona, up to l2o'eloek
m, September end, 1897 for the furnishing of
GO cords of mesquite wood, one half dry and one
half green, to be cut in four foot lengths, to be
delivered and properly corded in the court
house yard at solomonyillc, Arizona
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any or
all bids
by order of the Board Of supervisors
II MlcuELESA, Clerk
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-03

Only $500 month will be DR..
Registers charge for his new Dis
covery in the treatment of Dr.
seases of women and Catarrb,
money refunded if good results
are not produced. Can be used at
home, by patients themselves.
Call on DR.. Register at Stafford
Drug Store or Gl'oesbeck Hotel
6.5.tf.
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-03
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1897
WHY MEXICO PRosPERs.
For is to 4.


Our goldite exchanges are en-
gagged in printing column after
column of special articles prepared
in their offices to prove that Mex,
co is greatly distressed by the iaii
in the price Of silver. The news
columns Of these same papers, how
ever, gave the lie to the editorial
. bowling, with dispatches from
Mexico telling entirely different
stories. We noted in recent
article some of these dispatches
which appeared in the St. Louis
Globe, Democrat, in which the
manager of the largest banking
institution in the City of Mexico
declared in effect that Mexico
would not adopt the gold standard
and would prosper with the use OF
silver as standard money in spite
ofthe schemes Of the goldite shy
locks Of England.
When Mexico has recured first
place on The western continent as
manufacturing nation through
the influences of free coinage of
silver, the advocates of gold will
have condition to face and not a
theory. In the meantime, as not
ed by the Chicago Dispatch, for
eign capital to the amount of $780,
O0O, 600 has beer inv ested in Mexi-
co during the last four years. BY
the way, how much foreign capital
has there been invested in the
United States under the bcneficent
golden reign in the last four
years?
Railroad extension, which is al.
ways sign of healthy business
activity, has almost ceased in this
country. How is it in Mexico?
The New York Sun, than which
there is no more stalwart gold
currency advocate in the United
States, says:
"In the republic of Mexico there
is at this time more activity in the
construction Of new railroads than
IN any other country in the world.
In message which President
Daiz sent to the Mexican congress
two years ago he spoke of the new
lines which were then approaching
completion, and of other lines
upon which work had been begun,
and also of the project for yet
othor lines which had been present
cd to the government. Since that
time the building railrods, some
of them long and others short, has
been carried on as energetically as
General Daiz could desire.
American and English and German
and French capitalists have made
investments in them to the amount
of many millions Of dollars. The
seven thousand miles of railroads |
which Mexico had last year will
be increased by three or four
thousand miles when the new lines
now in course of construction for
which concessions have been grant.
cd, shall be completed"
Ifsilver is such menance to
prosperity, if silver is dishonest
money, how is ii that capital rushes
to Mexico, the land of silver, and
thus gives the strongest possible
testimony TO the "honor, efficiency |
and stability Of the government of
Mexieo?" American capital shuns
American Investment, and is aiding
the prosperity ofour sister republic
with over s1O0,OOO,0OO cast INTO
her volume OF trade. Are the adj
vocatcs of gold working from
motives, or are they
simply striving to make money
dear and the lives OF the toilers
cheap
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w. D. Jefferson,
nnoklen 5 ArnIca s,llre.

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Ii is guaranteed 70 give perfect
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Price rs cents per OK. For sale
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House and lot on Layton street,
Layton; 4-room brick house and 3
acres of ground with IL share of
Montezuma water. This is good
home and can be bought cheap.