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 ',- -. Hood \'e1ltlbsttlUon, in command Coioncl\ OVER ALABAMA. 2871 tie pledged ta flcfeadaat t30 sham ;
 id assorting that the Tnfflbh"

 : NEWS' AND NOTES. I was Brotherhood anwarranted., would uphold-be strike,' GEORGIA: BRIBES; Wright\ Artill of Albany ry. and, pcihaps, tllotbatb"n ', of secure stock its In cost the f Blytoli G,000thathaJfth.atock t Land company to .

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 I._ SecondVcekSscond regiment: In was sold within a yeAr for ,*OIl\ leaving .

 COlbENSED'FROia : The president has appointed ,John,; 0Paney all command of Colonel\Wiley of Macon. Various Things That are Hap- sixty shares pledged only for $300 ot
 TELEGRAPH to be collector of fustom\foritho Interesting Paragraphs from Third Week-Ninth regiment! iu command $400 for interest In ltl.nl1881, Morris

 ; ::AND CABLE.<: '-. I district pt Witminaton, N. C. ; Robert Over the State.The of Colonel W, F. Jones, of Washington Ing Around Us. repudiated tho pledgo. In Jssty. 2884, a
 W. Furnas of NebraskA commlltol1e *t suit was brought in the state court tow ,

 large at the Columbian cxpositl: >D, and }'ourtliVeekTlilril battalion, Colo The deem, stating only the original pledge ,

 Epitome of Incidents that Hapen J. lisle Parker of Missouri to be .alter" governor has issued his warrant on ncl 1 Garrard, of Savannah( Fourth bat ft few day Opelika flour It''I.mill bl'g.n like operation clock and sale of half tbo stock. '1 his bill was '
 from nate commissioner at large. Parker I is1 a the treasurer vouchers talion. Colonel! Cnlhoun Atlanta: }First' ajjo. running mnrred Irt all Mnar burred bf lrmlta-
 Day to Day. for 2,796 pension work and makes< the finest" grade ol suktamcu
 colored tions ana the demurrer Wall
 r
 man. battalion ilonci
 cf C Mil
 amounting to $168,233. Georgia cavalry, flour. Its is .
 rapacity ISO barrels of flour' the lower court and Affirmed tJfbe supremo
 Total gold The London Telegraph's correspondentat The president has appointed Pickfns\ I le'lgc' ; Atlanta Artillery and RichmondHii7ars. daily' and it will run night and day. It court. The confpUlaant then t
 coin .
 ordered for export Fri! St. Petersburg Shameiken, the B. Hall Ga. will be a ,u l Is
 day says p stmasler at Waynosboro. ray ? ontcrprsp, as Onclika brought a new wit in the
 Tue forth
 bas
 $2,750,000. state
 man arrested ono'week Monday on the office appropriated $23,000 one of the taut
 are having become, presidential. distributing 1'olntio the Uaited States court alJcglatf new
 Not f i One dollar will ,
 : the a slngU Indian has' 'been, sworn- in suspicion of being about to make an attempt The special taxes of Chatham have been So allowed encampment.} for rations for Mfh a man day and ktate pledges ef the sm" stock in 1378 and

 ; regular infantry. on the czar's life, belonged to the' received by the comptroller-general.. 'I he 85 cent for each home. Tho Savannah The stockholders of the Watts Coal afterward so as to avoid the demurrer 4
 All onion painter of Boston, Brookline liquor license for the first after Mining held few interposed In the first salt. This suit
 Scalvola Club, the members of which are : quarter, encampment on the 27th of April, lasting company meeting a
 and Chelsea, Mass., struck Monday. bound by oath to make continual efforts deducting/ commissions: amounted to one week, is provided for in the state ap days go and elec'ed the same board of after bring decided at silt points for

 Monday' dispatches 'say that Barry I to murder the czar.. Most of the mem- $13 BJ7.88-the largest by a third of any propriation. Tho ndvl-ory board will be directors The director mo' afterwardand plaintiff, was dismissed b/ the supremo
 Sullivan, the well-known actor, is dying bers of tho cub have since been arrested. county in the state.A in attendance. It consists! of Colonel elected the same officers. M'-nMircs court of the United States for want of
 in London. were adopted looking to still further do jurisdiction, because it held that the
 Count Beinhold A. Lewenhaupt died large lot of oyster shells have been Kelt Colonel Mercer and Colonel Garrard,
 ; Andrew I.. Ozborne, ex.judge of the suddenly his home in Wilmington: secured from Augusta's artesian!! welt', of Atlanta; Colonel Wiloy, of Mao"n ; relopmcnts of the property tad a large plaintiff was not a ba fld* citizen of
 ,
 Tcunesue
 'supreme court of Indiana, died Wcdnes- Del., Monday morning. of typhoid fever. which-is now being bored at a deplhIf Captain Sims, of Macon; Captain Gilbert. increase in the output of coal. us all his bttl. Complainant -

 day, aged seventy-six years. lie was married April 2nd to Miss Ellen, nearly 400 feet below Ihe earth's surface. of Columbus; Cant Clark, of' Augusta; Tho young men, Morton ami! Mann, then moved to the new d.1o'0'

 W. J. Edbrooke. of Chicago, has been youngest daughter of ex-Secretary Bay. ,. The shells are in a perfect state of pro I Colonel Jones, of Washington; Colonel rested at Oxford a few days since while The Washington defendant and brought the ptescnt la.
 appointed supervising ,architect of the ard. lie was attached to the Swedish serration, and indicate that Albany if :West, of At'anta; Captain Forbes, of planning an <xtcnslve series of burglaries the act 11'| as a plea tn ban .
 treasury, vice Windrim, resigned. legation during Cleveland's administration built upon the site of a prehistoric oyster AtlantA, and Colonel Walton, 'of Rome, made a successful escape from prison! 'I state court docUlon > W conclusive, 4

 On';!Ionda, the employes of Westcn- but went to Wilmington, some time bar.The Captain Forbes says the oolortd troops : during the temporary absence of tho I I against is alnUI\Iht. Thh, plea defend fefclnn(

 holm'a cutlery works, at Sheffield, struck ago, to learn practical ship-building and I I anti-prohibitionists have filed "a will not participate in tho encampmentthis guards. They leave behind a flrst-ra'e argued nw & b
 1 1If time but will bo provided for next set of burglar drills and other tools betides ants are inquired t>> U bi/lrl .
 
 against a 5 per cent reduction in wages. iron-working in tho. IIhop.of llarlan. & petition calling for tin election on the liquor wlth. The defense
 The trial of members of the Malt'Vita liollingsworth. question in Clarke county. They year. .. S two excellent: revolvers. I cathy the only one In overle .that if .
 A Pittsbnrg, Pa., dispatch ; The have suffic ent number of attached The Sou'h Alabama Fair association '
 4 Society in Rome continues, and tbe evidence says a narqes the ruling of the lower court is sustained 
 west-bound train which leaves to the ition and the election will\ hold another fair at Greenville! this
 against the murderous is passenger pe LETTERS OF INSTRUCTIONS the plaintiff will recover' hi*
 Itrong. ; gang this city for Cleveland, 0., ran into a will come oil in the next forty da g. The fall. At a recent meeting the following .stock .nd.\dividend Tho.nggregato, .
 Thomas landslide at Vanport, Pa., Monday, prohibitionists have not organized, but -- hoard of directors was elmcd I). At. value and amounting
 ber Banmgardner, coal and lum- derailing the locomotive; baggage and they will do so at once, and a lively time Sent to Governors of States Regarding Powell, W. U. Thagnrd, W. P. Rouse, to from aocl 230.000to"dl"idelo.. .
 Lancaster, Pa., made an assignment mail cars. It is reported thut four train. is expected. the Direct Tax. J. W. liaise, J. 1<" Thames, A. II. Buch. _

 Monday. liabilities $500,000; assets, men and a number of passengers were I[ The contract for the Lrnis monument Assistant Secretary Nettleton, at Wash man T. )}:. Newton, J. U. Stanley. W. THE PIEDMONTAIR-LINE.

 very small. Injured. Gcorae Licbtacre. the engineer.. ho bacn .awarded to :Mr. W. S. Saul, Inuton. has addressed a letter t> the irov F. fcK nzie. The fallowing officers I .
 Infiucnzia is raging in epidemic form and W. E. Brown, the fireman, or- said general manager of the Blue Ridge Mar ernor of each of tho southern states in regard were t'lectcd! President. D. (I. Dunklin: Comforts and Luxuries of Mod

 10 Hull, England. The death rate, whichi to bo so badly scalded that they will dip. ble> Company, for a monument 20 fet 4 t<> the refunding of the direct tx vice-president, D. It[. Powell\ ; general( ern Railway Travel. ,

 usually/ sixteen per 1,000, has reached Others are believed to have been only inches high 5 feet square at the base, collected in those sta'es! by direct tax manager, W. U. Tbagard$ secretary, n. No I
 route prturcsiwe
 ,
 forty-six per 1,000. slightly hurt I made .of creolo Georgia mtrhlo.' The a mmtssl errs from citizens. Copies of V, Porter; treasurer, D. II. House. to cnlluhh-n POWORCS tho moro boors .

 s The medical faculty'of the Universityof The body of a man, supposed to be a monument will( beunve led atDahloncga, the letter were, on Frld l.y, mailed to the Robert Lucas, of St. Lou': and George' and scenery none ho* better fiicllltica of of travel,

 Bonn, Germany, 'has abandoned prll'Bt,'was found in a mudho'o in Newport June 22nd. Col.\ Richard Malcolm John governors of West Virginia and North Cornelson, of Indianapolis, were met by and to Waullo tltv roadtfay ofa
 use of bothKoch'' nndLicbrcich' remedies Ky., Monday night, where he had aton will be the or-tor of the occasion, Carolina, who have tiled applications for R. A. Mitchell, secretary of the Gadtdon equipment than th" '' Air fatigue Line
 for'tuberculosls.The evidently fallen from the sidewalk. The and the icfunlingof\ the tax. '1 he Land journey ,f
 Mr. J, J. Gailturd will be the speaker following Company, while they were en routo under which popular the
 first consignment of Chinese to- body was identified as that of Rev. )Ic. representing the old student of the North Is the text of the letter; .0 Anniston to locate the.r plant and In. Richmond and e"ijf3lfl c .
 t bacco has been received by London Goren. from some point in the south not ,Georgia Agricultural college. "In the matter of the refunding of the duced to stop over in CUdsJcn and BOO great known. Thoughts of D"n'U ( distance are ,

 brokers. Chinh 1 Is desirous of competing yet ascertained. Ho had been visiting at I The gates of the Picdmnut Exposition public tax t > certain states pro drd for her ad vantages. They dM so, and the are lout lit tho contompl.illoa Iocl of the .
 (In European markta. the cathedral. The place from which ho will open October lOch and close November Ity l act of congress, approved March 2, outcome was the establishing of an Ice natural Ixinnty of the > tolfishncss .
 The fell was wholly unguarded and poorly 1801, it is the wish of the treasury department factory and cold storage wnrl'llou'ovitb 0111t''ln.l
 United StAtes Cotton Mils, at 7th. Extensive preparations are bo- I is cheated iu sclt-contoMt by the 3
 lighted. lIe was not drowned, but was to furnish to duly authorized a capital ,stock of .'OOUO. 'I 1 ho tan I '
 Providence. R I., have shut down for ing mi'le: to in ure the success of tho cn- comforts Hud ensu, of tho appointments| 1
 repairs for an indefinite period, and about suffocated from falling\ head foremost into tcrprl<e. Moro premiums and larger ones representitivee of tho governmentof company gave the gentlemen the land of the train. M ell kept caUn
 600 hands are idle the deep suit mud. I than ever before are being offered by the each state access to the upon which to build their plant. a of a nadio'ial reputation for .hut or -

 : Archbishop Ryan ho issued an order Two hundred and fifteen persons died mnnatjcmcnr. The mineral, agriculturaland circumstances records of the depnitment, under At meeting of,tho board of trustees the delightful cuisine of. oxclenc4' "
 which will
 that in the future Catholics'will not be In New York city during the twenty- forest txhibitt will be the finest ever oco islon as little cf tho Athens Female College I Rev. Dr. dining-cars/ awaken pleasant comparisonswith

 permitted to buy any of their relativesor f..ur hours ending at noon 1 Ut sdllY. Of seen in Georgia, and piobubly: the these inconveniences records a* possible. Inasmuch. t.[ B. Gregory, agvnt: to act subscriptions the old ways stilt to bo. encountered -.
 as !be
 friends on Sunday. this number, fifty-two were reports I as south. Five counties have already applied from original the of con tho not removed .. for tho enlargement and repairs} of the on otht lines nnt,yet up la the

 The of influenza in the I resulting fiom grip or diseases compli. for space and been assigned Theyare and ss the! cuitoily available government in the college building, etc., made his report, spirit and requirements of modern 'rail ,
 north of appearance where it in cated with it. Four cases were of tho Bartow, Floyd, Troup, Fulton and space and in hU remarks stld if the citizens of way travel. '1 ho wi Il-denorved encomiums .2
 England appeared i II limited
 ,
 grip: pure and simple. The highest WhitHeld., too treasury building you arerequ.'stcd Athens would of its
 1880. before else Already, quite a number guarantee: $1,000 the work largo and 1-locl'inR
 has caused anywh-ro England, number heretofore reported this year in of the exhibitors have been assigned to name, at approximately, was an assured, fact. The amount was patronage tho commendation traveling 
 I
 at the date will wish,
 apprehension.Monday's
 gr one dy was twenty-five. The totnl space for machinery, manufactories and wh.en you jour representative at oncu secured, and the buildings of thin public, so unlimited in 0 of
 dispatches say that the situation number of deaths during tho past weekin the like. to mako this Starch of the old time-honored institution of learningwill I approval, tho substantial result mark
 in the coke regions of Pennsylvania 630 incrnsse cf 1 a't iccords and the number persons who It
 Brooklyn was an A Lumber Tract. be in keeping in architectural! beauty efforts to win favor, ha 4
 i Ia unchanged ; but the optrators fear over be previous week. Of these 103 will bo thus employed for whom workroom and culmnatOI
 At Darien the lumbermen of convenience with all of the modern tho establishment of the
 !largest fl .
 will need ,
 trouble to bo In this ikate
 when
 the military i. withdrawn. from provided.
 were pneumonia.The soil .
 Improvement of the distant vice between ,
 Georgia got a charter for a mammoth connection the is made that ageat no Washington ,'
 General BIber, who represented the federal grand jury at Chicago has land and lumber company at a special the mutter would suggestion be facilitated\ if day. which, in speed, luxury of appointment! ,
 state of Nevada at tho Paris exhibition of begun an investigation/ into the charge session of the superior court. Such firms wmld send an greatly to Tho annual meeting of the Pelt City magnifIcence of ftertico and perfection of

 1880; has been sentenced to eighteenmonths' against George!. J. Gibson, of Pi orla, ex- as Stillwcll, Ilillen! & Co., James M. you to look over the records agent which Washington wilt needto Iron and Land Company was held several det.I, II not surpassed aoywhero. Nor

 imprisonment in Zurich for secretary of too whisky trust, for conspiracy I Clark & Co., J. J. McDonough & Co., be examined, and form some estimate days ago. There was Urge amount of tho transitory lecture of joasoa,,

 swindling. to de.troy with dynamite the distillery Hilton, Dodge & Co., Bowictc <& Co. and of the amount of work to be done. All the stock represented and the election of but all-the-year-round, every day-ln-thV
 Capt. Edmund Hope Vcrney, memberof of II. 1!. Hhufeldt, which firm bad Southard Bros have capitalized their the facilities within the control of the I officers was harmonious. Mr. William year connection between' the south sad
 parliament for North Buckingham declined to enter the trust. A number of mills, railroads and timber lands at $3- department will !be furni.hcd for the A. Btecro made a full statement of the the north by way of the DaUnAt.pltal. '
 shire, has left London for the continent witnesses from Peoria were examined. 000,000.The new corporation will be a Dose indicated. pur- progress of his cotton mill enterprise and -

 on account of a warrant sworn out against I They Included John C. Scheider, the kind of trust, into which the smaller .--- ------ .... also reported rapid progress! of tho Pipe HARRISON'S TOUR.
 him for gross immorality. whitesmith, who, it is alleged, manufactured mil's of the south AtlantIc' cost, f Manufacturing Conitant's| pipo' foundry. -

 Fifteen stonemasons were caught undera the Infernal machine; Andrew will, probably, eventually go. This im. STILL UNSETTLED.The The stockholder and land. owners are The Places He Will Visit on"His )

 falling wall at Fifth and Race street Bezeman, city I lesman, who' sold Gibson mense pool expects to control tho -- feeling very happy over the prospect of Jaunt.

 in Cincinnati, t-aturday.i' Thirteen got phosphorus, and others.INCORRECT prices of lumber and stop the profitless Strikers Attempting, to having in the near future two large '
 out by their own efforts without serious -- cutting of prices, which ha been goingon Checkmate Operators. manufacturing establishment In opera The following 1* the official Itner.1

 injury," but two were killed. WEIGHTS so long. Hundred of thousands of Dispatches from Soottdale:! Pa., report tion. The cotton mlU will be the largest of the tour of the president from ,W.lh

 _Tbe Fabre line of steamships are pet acre of timber land are controlled by the that the coke region wo alive with striken mill In the south and one ,of tho best ington to Ban Francisco.,0 via ChlabooBirmingham ,

 ting into trouble by allowing Italian immigrant Cause Several People to Get I trust. This corporation i* toe outcome mass meeting Sunday. The lalioi equipped In tho country. rcturnlna via; Memphis Salt ad, Lake -.

 who were barred from landingat Into Trouble. of the Lumbermen' Association which leader are sparing no effort to solidify Bchoffcr & Nicholas, the contractors on Denver Portan Cb
 New York. on account of having come I was organized in Savannah a year or two their ranks, and endeavoring to check- the Tennessee and Coosa railroad, ore advertising gdrk am) 'i '
 8, B. Howell, the head of the wealthy Some of the Savannah millmcn .poll*. The return journey wi'
 I
 over in violation of law, to escape. ago. mate the reported general movement of for 100 men to complete their b
 firm of 8 R. Howell & Co. dealers in have worked hard for moro than made through Jtbo ,
 Tbe German has decidedto a year operators to resume business. Tho companies road. There remains only fin more miles Oejol. Utb
 government lumber, with headquarters in Chicago to bring about this trust. orado, ,
 conclude commercial treaties with Belgium bavo already had fires kindLed III' of track to bo laid on the Guotcrsville not Ohio and Iain.-II.
 Switzerland and Italy in additionto and branches at Omaha and Atchison, The Direct Tax. the engine boilers at a number of plants end, when the two great water coursos-- l'oonlylnafe
 will
 the, commercial treaties in Kan has been secretly arrested by the Governor Northen ho received any whore Idleness bo reigned for ten weeks. the Tennessee and Coosa rivera-will be consume trm May 13.
 now Total distance
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 of conclusion between Germany progress and federal authorit and held in $:;,000 number of applications from every quarter The remarks of the speaker at the strik nailed by steel rslk. It I ia given out that going and traele during' miles the1 jdarney
 0,000 .
 Austria. bail for his future appearance. The reason of the state, from lawyers and others ers' meetings are reported to be In'the regular trains will be running bi'tweeaJuntersvdle -
 for keeping the arrest a secret is the fact who want to go on to Washington' line of conservatism. Labor< leader assert and Uadsdon by tho lit of personnel of party I unot yot finally deennliiod .
 O hundred and thirty-seven }head'of that warrants are out for the arrest of two that is all is will but I I almost settle that
 state agents to copy from the records the money that needed now June. It Indeed be a red letter day '
 cattle and three of sheds at East Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Dlmmlck post
 acres of Ilowell's\ brothers. One of them *
 the persons to whom the direct tax money to help along tbo strike, a* the only conditions for Gadvden when train, begin runningon
 Liberty stock yards, Pittsburg, Pa., were lives in Atchison, Kan., and is due.' The tax was paid to the government which will force return to workon this road, a* it will be a, great feeder master General WaaamakerSecretary
 dhtroyed by Bro Wednesday morning.The ,he other fn. Omaha. It I.iNid by tho people of tbe lower countiesof the part of the men are starvation and for Gall_ eQ and opening up to her, mer Rusk. Private Srotlr Hal ford,' Mar-
 origin of the firo is unknown. Loss, that evidence is in the possession of the state, and the only record of thorn Icknc** hants. antI manufacturers new territory lhi Iuudel. E aa\' ex. '

 : $22,000.The the inter-state commerce commission who paid it i II In tho treasury department heretofore Inaccessible only by'wagon cerk will accompany the prosl-.
 trial f the suit of William which will that Howell\ has dent. : *
 <
 Witty, prove sysematically at Washington. The governor ha road. ., :
 of Philadelphia, against: Terence V. Pow- bribed certain welghmastere; j j I teen notified by the secretary of the treasury POSTMASTER ARRESTED gentleman informed -- --
 derly"and other members and officers of of the Western Railway Weighing Association that the state would have to provide takaloosa Otaette "that uu ho, says the' ,ATLANTA :'MABKBTS.
 the Knights of Labor, Monday, resultedin at Missouri river points, to record itself with a copy of these records, and For Opening a Letter Addressedto siw atfrnccs .
 a ver.iiU for Witty for .1,0001 being i 'al-e shipping/ weight The weighmast. ho written to know about what time an His Business Partner. Nebraska a day who or two ago, a faimer this from CORRECTED WgzsL1,
 was to
 moving
 the full amountof his claim. era in question will be arrested and state -
 pro. could be sent to for SI
 agent Washington W. II. Morris late lIe had his his
 postmaster at Net family atocl4 farming
 So' were the funerals in Brooklyn ceeded: against under_tho later-state commerce that Governor Northen Is Vicar (Jrals aa4 $.al.
 considering
 many ,
 purpose. son, Durham county, N. 0., was arrested Utensils, etc all along on board ,of the ,
 N, ;Y., Sund -y, lesulting from the grip law tbo mutter, but it will' perhaps Sunday train. Ho Flour-Flr patent 18 Wj svouad p.ten
 on a charge of opening a Ie Unand' was A pr specter in Alabama
 that the hearse of that city, though nil be several days before ho make S O 1 sxtr fancy .75 1 fanrr $'00 1 la 1
 any an- purloining therefrom a check A during lost full, au-1 was so delighted. font-No whIte ( 'adaM Kb.
 busy and doing double duty, were insufficient WAR CLOUDS. point ment. Another letter from Wash letter containing a check was mailed inRalelgb with the country that bo returned to OatNo 74 11 wl 700 1 *hite t.i Rinses nut

 ,, and mauy from New York were legIon, received at the capitol a day or recently to W II. llopson, at fcbraxka ,and paikud vp and moved plJf Ouoloe timothy, .ba
 sent over: Brooklyn to meet the emerg. Russia Slaking Active Prepara- two ago, states that the Trezevant claim Nelson. The letter wa received but no here just as soon as Le could lie eiwets < $te | No tUBotujt Urn lo bsifl L itO, Gj,

 ency. tion for Impending ConflictA paid a few months ag) will be deducted check. Shortly after the clieclc was to locate jn the section between! tlmutbr.bates, "*11a1| .blH I&rll j No, "W''Ila. .

 The United States government is looking ; Cablegram of Wednesday fiom St. from Georgia' total appropriation and D 1osed. Morris made an effort to get it Yances ana Centrn nll. Our Informantalso U>*1-rialn not ..UOoTJxwt brmnLaKflStckf -
 at the records for the of finding that therefore the money Georgia is to stated that thin. Nebraska SI 85 i i3.
 purpose cubed in Durham. The raq como man was a | Iwal QI
 Petersburg Russia In of the up .
 sats: spite
 offsets receive will be but $82,427.47. w4inal-Sl8(> toed
 claims against states as against peaceful utteiance. government officials before United State Commissioner I'ur. moat enthuilast'c Alliance man, and In *< rcr t a
 direct tax claim Some bave been foundon The J>. C.1I.... formed him that Giiu( -l'wrlMEO.Clrcoerln..
 everybody kn'>ws that Ru-sia is making r Alrlco..ral nell. Morris gave bond for appearance the Allluucu was sweep I n _.
 accounts"t quotas of armover-U-ued. extensive preparations for war, and that Savannah get the negro agricultural at the June term of thd United State lag everything befo/o it In Nebraska." .

 One of them Is against Georgia, amount. her rivals are, on their tide, making t college.: It was so decided by the commission court. Hi defense is that he and llop The chief engineer give the following Coffso-ttcas'd-Aibutkiss. 2O'<e 10.

: ing to $4,220.LaPairla counter preparations! fur the great struzle I I and the decision will undoubt- son were partner in the lumber business. news .OS .to the Cliattanonaa Southern CI5&5$ !'ellg1:2i'/ja. Otta.-M.str.

I published in the City of : which must, sooner or later, como.Russia' edly give general! satisfaction"! Tbe.only and that IIopsou bad authorized him to railroad. Work i* progressing satisfactorily 'or Hug.r-i a!<,'.win U i.d<l ftlr(":Was ur rornna1eilOe. geese.

. Mexico, a-ysthe United States government has been spending enormous aids considered by the commission were open hitters. on the tunnel, and it w confi fiKotowdi-rtvlt; "l oat kt5ewbit.
 should return t> Mexico the trophies urns' in the construction, of strategic those of Savannah. Amerlcus, Milledgeville dently expected to have the tunnel fin Jle C 4it; ..1.0."ZIs "I 44s. ityrip.-Xu

i captured by Uuited States troops railways *nd in this' and other way ar- : and Columbus. Amerlcus bid liked and open I'y the 1st of June, and O..Issue cliwu. 4sdw i I"r ijla
: n, the Mexican war, and now at West angement for the transportation of 10.000( aud fifty acres of unimproved HUSTON'S SUCCESSOR. have train running through from thatUnoog 83( )01'-0.' (1.i -
! Point military academy, thus showing land; Columbus $7,900 and 102 acres of ,-- tadi 2t: "I
 .
, largo bodies of Russian troop to the to Gadsden by the 13th. There ; JJ&(&} *n a.f agio: at
 !its magoimity. Liutro-German frontier are almost com land within a half mile of the dIy containing Nebecker is Now United States still remains between fifteen Ned twi-ntj y"IOIIDI. dairy 'ia*!.Yttgwee 7..
 Crazed with dolirum from the grip. pleted. This movement of Russian force a small cottage and some outhouses Treasurer.A miles ol track to be '!ail) from TeTlow _-)u cream, abutd.za; la r ,
 ; Milledgeviile, $2,000 and creek to Little rlvt-r. It will bo .klU- WWW ll fc. h.l "1
 Louis Wilbelm early .Monday morning toward the frontier of Germany and Washington dispatch Treasurer a great laY,1 $
 three himself nut of a window on the top Austria would, four years ago, have required the old Oglethorpe university brick Huston' letter of resignation says dated day for Gadaden when this road i Ia corn. 1 IU t3W.p *./ 1 lat ups-Tstos>I ... Sit t, .
 building
 floor of a five-story tenement in New six: month' t me, while by the use a three-story February 24th, and the sident's acceptance pitted and in running order. This road $2tX.i2- tai1..w. dt. 60IU,*J2t.54JIIC&ndai'i.r1lHe
 house of and pr
 landed the sidewalk sixteen room forty acre of of the finest mineral. and I&t0hR*
 York. He on sixty of the one
 : new strategic; railroads, a month'stime dated Monday have been made opens up t.r
 ,
 ,
 within hour land; Havaanah, $13,600 and thirty-eight countries in thut section and 1 1 00.3 73; tl G
 below and at
 feet died an I* all that i* nectssary for a vast public. The resignation takes effect agricultural C 0,8(10 t I 1 lbnesari.
 .
 Bellevue hospital. concentration of troops, which U looked acres of fine lands, including a splendid the appointment and qualification will be the mean of brio/Hog' Oadiden H J J}b 6 Oa.5u.CrS4ki.rZU .
 old ,
 mansion
 containing twelve room, upon 111.
 of Schoff FuirehiU & Co. forward to in possibly the future.CHARLOTTE'S prominently to the front "; "
 The firm ; near within three mile of the of hi* successor Monday afternoon, the M. 1"
 woolen merchants, New York, it is reported cry. Savannah. president appointed Charles U. Nebeck. 1m V.i.r .( Vae.et's Fmrd.. 6a; OJl--Ia -" tYJ 1
 have been to offer EXCITEMENT.: was selected for many reasons. The boird Editor J. JL Aiuuley, of the Greenville mieLl> ny" cat t-"rl.<wtt
 compelled .
 er, of Indiana, to be United State treasurer (
 thought, considering all things, that it U l(1a fmi'III.,1
 settlement with creditors, on buts of Adeotatc, adds hU \'olce.o the swelling / .
 a vice Huston resigned. It 1* sale $ 00.7
 ,
 wa the beat location, and that the school PO 6 w.O"t
 CIty cents on the dollar. Most of their The Race Troubles There Not would fare better there than anywhereelse to be probable that he will Dot auuo call for Vincent's pardon as follows: e WI con w. "tf.
 U made the 1Ieod4of $3
 by
 "An effort being jxAsab
 creditors agreed to this arrangement. lll.1
 ; Yet Ended. in I he state. The purchase charge of the office for some time yet and Bal SlLkCJ paekges
 money Ike Vincent' the defaulting state .
 Liabilities ai4 to be about 200000.) &Vol
 The murder of the It.lkn fruit venderat the location. which I Ia known u the old when he doe the usual formalUe, such treasurer to have the pardon Z.ii i*i.i1eiJ. p sta$1

 ANew York dispatch of Saturday says: Chtrlotte, and the subsequent riotous Warren place, and the $13,600 subscribed a* counting the cash, including 43,000 him and ,let him return to governor his fatally' la iiwii6o. FowJvrhdkcaa$3511i4besitikeg4I5S.. bLU4$16.4S.SMGk.

,- The Mututl Real Estate Building Association proceedings occasioned thereby, i ie still in money, was subscribed eutinly by the ton of coin and hundreds of millions of our opinion he has suffered sufficiently I -
 ,
 his Just purchased $20,000 worth. the all-absorbing; theme in that city. colored people of !Savannah, not a tingle;. note and bonds, must be undertaken.TO long for bU crime,. and now that his rr.vI.I._
F of properly from tile Atr,oats Land Company Large crowd swarmed about the street dollar of it bciaa riven br a white man. health is broken and uo I* &,r01l'In" old I rib tUat. i.oz.d 0 J bellies
 The lies in front of 7a.Cle.r t.frsnil .
 petty hanis
 pr. their dur SOUTHERN ALLIANCES. kind new on n.purl t1
 Tuesday, giving experience ng it would be only a :
 bcuuttMa-nals. between Crawford ave .... ... .... tCa 1 t'eskIaas'I..oou
 boor of and the Tfc ('lIltka a Fo. & the to ttt him free. Hit has aveisge
 the of .1
 warm Mouday day -- governor
 nue and Bottler It will be rapidly hxi.s General Kell and Gco. 'J L1 J- 4.J i ir
 Adjutant Captain .. We
 Before. Brinnam the negro accused of An Invitation Attend the suffered sufficiently for hs (rim "
 :,; proved. the; murder was arraigned in the criminal Forbes have j radically completed ,the Convention. cannot but- believe that Lh confinement: C -
 Third
 4 The three :NavaiM island rioter under court. Tbe court house was filled programme for the state military encamp-- Party |10 a prison cell ha been but tins' .kiualle! (.CURl r?r.dees.
 : sentence of death at Baltimore have been to overflowing with citizen anxious to meat at Chickmauga park in June. TUB Frank McGrath, president of tbe Alii purl of his trouble, for 1,U fU'ntallulrrr. JJ.15C 1iuskeWer* .a

 I granted a respite by President Harruon get a look at the prisoner Mewr Bur encampment will commence on the 13th ance of Kansas, ha *ddre *ed a letter to [ay muiit be great. A petition for hu Silo u. _I 55m30.i .: ,,.n
 ,: from May 15in to June 12 fa in order to wen & Walkr will assist Colonel J. L. and last four week, each of the four the outhern AU'ancw, urging them to release would lie signed by nearly everyone. HU1.bielises.* law p'f-ulo.a ,.

 give time to examine the paper in the Brown, the solicitor, in prosecuting tho state battalion being given one week attend the Cincinn'i convention, and M. ." powiry-Turbeys iTat&'. -ou 1.
 matter of the app!!.atioa for a commutation case Messrs. larkson is UcC&ll have There will be fifty-nine compaaie In all 11IU'1 d to act with the third independ ,'.nl.- )f..*lr. ie. p"a,a I e J

 of the deattt sentence to imprison been retained by the prisoner and his at Chickamaugi, while the other ten let party. In hU letter he irtoat It licks: now 118 though some of the ,**ns ctf b* <*5.y.-&F415511$4 ItS $ 1.51.Cat.b.ae .
 branch of the Ito uwb *** tes'
 ment for life. fompanie will enter the that nates* thii southern millionaire J<*ial) m *
 at.
 Friend The pi-oner p'eaded not guilty, encampment mill OUII of the late W" Ate Mmerl. graph. aopitbses$4AOa75tL "
 Jitter ot tbe Trainmen' rtbern states per
 UranU 1iewmaa. and toe case will be taPed! next Moo t..y rjavanaab, commencing oa the 27th of order lake this step the Bi< ttorrla. nil\ be divided. The celebratedGilmer :
I BrotberLooJ, on Woodsy ordered Excitement i till April TIle programme ha* been arranged will co bock: to the republican peru of vs. Morris bu been de- -
 at high
 morning. a cue
, all the striking\ Burlington brakemen to ; called forth by a number the I
 Inndml of walk the aa follow: The ktter WAS idOlS I* Judge Bruce la tarot of c
 men street
 go to work, aa i declare the statement well point.armed. Firat W .k-Firrt regiment: in com I editorial which han appeared I. p1l.l tUf. The plaintiff claim that 18 Kkli IN't
 ol Seeaey of the bwiuUmen'. Brother tnaod of Colonel George A. Mercer ; southern Alliance paper

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