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Newspaper Page TextVOL. XXIV. THE QNLY PAPER (N COLUMBUS THAI TAMrN THE Associated Press OisDatches, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL NO. 89 UTII CONGRESS. At Work Again On lho Tariff Question. IpproprUllon HID* Foul him* Flow In. IIOINr. Mpeetnl In Enquirer Hun.| w’ahii i nii ion, A |>rll IS —Do motion of Ellis, ol Louisiana, the mhiihio loll ham pissed, providing for oiih Hpprai*- er an11 two a"si*taiit appraisers at tin port of Now Orleans Instead ol two ap proliers ami out* assistant appraiser ah at present. The inoniliiK hour having •' peotnl with, the house, at 12:10, \yent tuto committee of the whole 01 tarift cotumiaaioii bill. Turner, of Georgia, opposed pending bill, contending that the tariff' needed hum dilate reviaion, and then argued In support ol the revenue tarill' Updegrsff, of Onlo, and Hrututu, ol Pentinyivaula, ale., spoke upon the measure. The uoiuuilttee then roue and the house adjourned. • •CM ATM Piutnb, Allison and Heck were ap pointed conferees on ihu |o*lufflce ap i the central branch of the lend league of A inerica aginst tin* impi iHonioent of American citizen* in 11 eland. Ite toned. The senate took up the bill for the adjustment of damn growing out oi i the port of Fayal, Azotes islands, ii 1814 The coiumittee aiueudiuenis specify lug that the total of the claim* to lie passed upon (not eiufttllnn $70,- 78t)j in the amount proved beioro the court of claliUH, wa.s agreed to. I'endlelon enl« gized the valor and et ill of the < fih-em and crew of the Aruistiong hi defending their venue I Hgidi.Ml the atiack of tlnee llriiisli whi \ unsela. lie ngarded il a* one of the in*'at heroic Mini briliant actiona hi our naval history. Platt briefly opposed Ilie uiemuire. 'flip hill was passed—yean -II and nays 18. Kellogg s bill to exter d the liiuita ol the port of New Orleans, and lor other purposes, was paasi d alter two hun dred thousand dollars appropriation had neeu stricken out as recommended by the committee • u commerce. 'I he Indian Territory railroad bill was again taken up and a somewhat tedious and desultory delate upon it followed. Sherman, Ingalls, and June* of PioiIda opposed, and Williauis, ol California, ami Maxey favored the bill. The pending amendment to nqtiire Consent lo the bill i f the general coun cil ol the Choctaw and Chickasaw na lions before it shall take effect, was r« Jected — ayes 15, nays .'to. The amendments nfferal by Plumb, McM iHun and Saulsbury were accepted hv Muxey, til charge of the lull, which then paused-yeas .'it, uaya IX On motion oi Kellogg the hill appro priating fn,tioO,uno for the linprovemein of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers whs ihWmo up and laid over .w uoiiii- lahed business for lo morrow. Mr. Pm mb, from the mui mil tee oil app opriatious, reported without am*'dment the house bill appropriat ing $>0,000 to supply the deficiency in the current year in subsidence of the Armpohoe, Chevenii#, Apache and o»her Indian tril*es. Re expiolued tiiat the bill was subsianiially i-leutica 1 wtib the one recently originated In and pas-ed by ihe senate and was made necessary because the house had de clined to recognize the right of the senate to originate the measure. Heck—''We do not concede the ijues- tlon, but waive It for the lime." The bill pained Plumb, from the name committee, re ported without amendment the hotiae bill appropriating the following amend ments to supply deficiencies In the current year: $17o,0U0 for printing Siam pi, etc., for the revenue depart ment; V'2f>,Ot'U for the m»nutavinre >d papor for the use of treasury depart ment; also fl.VI,000 to continue work on me Washington monument. The lat ter appropriation being tor the next tl«cal year and to enable the person in charge to make his contracts fir the coining year at this time. Panned. The senate then adjourned. UANfc'M VILLAINY. Mt.w Hr ■•rarllrtMl II la Ihr Arlua Pr» rlarl llrrllun. Cu AKLKaroN, 8. C„ April |:i. In the Limed Mtates circuit court (o day In the Adon electi*u case the teatiuiouy tor the defence was n|»ened and chued and the teatlniouy in reply for the proa* ecutiou was dosed. Dallas Sniders nude the opening argument for the prosecution, ami Colonel J. C. Haakell Ofuued for the defeu«e. One counsel on each aide will be heart! lo-iuorrow, end llie case will then go to the jury, Witoensea for tuedelenae to day denied point blank the charges made by the government's witnesses and swore positively that Kane, United States su pervisor, bad been allowed tar more privilege than lie was entitled lo uu ier the law. They testified that the ballot- box bad been opened fully ami dis played to Kane Imfore the election began, and that be ex preuse.! no dts-sl lataction ; that Kane had boon caught twice with Ilia hsiitl in the ballot-box. audit waa shortly after one of these occasions that a bundle of tickets bad been found in t lie box. Thedefense also put up a number of witneMees, to prove have le on tiled for larc dwr. Ai oilier, a colored school teacher, liav« forged pay rolls Another was shown to have swindled c dored woman out of a traci ol laud, atui testimony was iiitr«*lucnd which went to allow that every wiinees ex ainmed by the g iveriimoni bore a lied on oath. % lrglNlal.es •iNture. Special to Kuqutrar-Mun J Richmond. Apill I*.—lo the si u ilehMlajr tlu-ciiiin'ialitnil reapportlonuienl bill, ra- cenily panned l>y lb* lionae ol delegalra.wan Uric .tad by a vote of I* ivm '» I* now, Meanra Hale, I,> brook and Na« berry, dent- «era'lo raadjualern, William*, republican raedjoater.and Wing Held, atralgbt nut re publican, voted with tbe demiN-rats agaluat Ihe bill. If the bill bad panted It would have given the re*d|aater* eight out ol ten congressional districts of the elate, il was considered an extreme parly measure. The hou*e bill providing a uew charter for the city ol Norlolk waa ptaaed-ayas Is, mtea li. Pelaeaeti *r Merveat* Special lo the Eaqatrer-Mun. | Ntw T ittg, April IS. — A Port Jervis, ( S. Y isp.-cial >aya : M Tha noon express train lo-day brought a funeral par'y lo this vil lage with the hody Ol .Mrs Hu Uray. of Mur rey county, V*. The husband and Mrs H K W infield, a slater of Mr* Gray, acrompanled lb* remain*. Mratlray waa murdered by ••rvauia, who poisoned her coffa*. Mbe waa formerly a rs*ld«ul ot thla village. Her buibsod I • a waii-to do farmer living near L. aperient la. HI U1INU TIIE PART Special lo Knqnlrgr-ffUD.I Trknton, N. J., April 12 — About eighty member* of the "Old First Vir gin! A" infantry Otey Mattery and How hzer association, Richmond, Vs ,| rived here yea lord ay as gueetaof Aaron Wilkea post No. 25 Grand Army ot Re public. An Immense crowd assembled at the depot and a national salute fired upon the arrival of the train, line waa formed composed of three oom- panle oftbe National Guard,twocomps of the Grand Army of the Repub- III* 1 , post twenty-three and eight, and ^^lliary rorpaofeach post. At the |cityhall ex Mayor ('revelling, in the ubsen. o of Mayor Vrooin received the guests and extended hearty wel-| Hue and hospitalities of the city. Tue welcome was responded loin eloquent speech by Col* (’. 8. Strlngfel- low, of Richmond. Allusions,I burying old animoaitles and the ‘^Bof the noith aud south under one ilag, one I'oiiaiiluilon and in one com moil brotherhood, was rtcelved with long and repealed demo.islrstloiia ol appiauae. Theoccaaion was one of un common interest, aud excited the greatest enthusiasm. The houses on ihe street* through whim the procee sion passeil were profusely decorated, mense throngs tilled every avail • lace. In the evening a grand haiHi'iet was tendered the gut sis, at which many of our principal citizens were present. M peer lies were made and sentiments offered in honor of the fraternal occasion, and the former hostilities alluded lo only to slow how deeply they were regretu-d. New Jer- aud Virginia-Trenton and York- n—were again milted as they were during Hie revolution, and at tiielealtve hoard me sons of revolutionary sires again pledged allegiance to ..lie Ilag, tonsiiiuiiou and one oouuiry. The guests leave to-day. The citizen* gen orally have united lo do honor to the | visitors. ■ <iu|/lanu fvrkrj Club. special to fcnqutrer-Mua.J ■Nkw Orlianh, April 18.—At the Bcond day's races the weather was [partly cloudy, and the attendance was [light. ■ First race, Withers stakes, two years old, half mile, was won by Lske- Isnd's E I a by Great Tom, Exe'er sec |oml, Vmnetta third. It was won by lengths. The track was In avy. Time 58*. Second race, selling race, for all ages, purse two hundred and tifty dol lars; mile and an eighth, was won by Mnscatte, Ada i-ecoud, Eli third; beat ing Howling Green, George Hakes aud Eva, the time being After worrying a long time the flog finally fell but the judge did not tap the drum, and all e*"ept Moscotte had nearly a mile before the recall l>ell tapped. This left Mascotte fresh and Isbe won by two lengths. Third race—A purse of |80t), mile liea's, resulted, Lida Stanhope, I, I; Duke of Kent, 2, 2; Watchman, 8, dis tanced; Gen. K >wette, distanced; Tevau, distanced. Time, I:5lj. Srmhf r uf (He Prutroluu. iMpcclal lolbc Kui|Ulrcr-M'iii.J • ki.ckia, Pa., April 13.— J'ity Cornuilasloner Win. 8. Douglass was arrested to-day aud wid have a hearing to morrow upon tlie charge of tali It upon a representative o l the /•.Vernm/ Bulletin, of this city. The lat- callrsl upon the coiuiuiaslouer [shout noon to request some informa tion about new public buildings, and reply he was seized by the hack of neck by the city olUciai and kicked out ol the building. A warrant for as sault was sworn out at once. < <>ni|illmrn<*r; !• XfRilar Jaar* Mpeeisl to Ihe Kminlrvr-Hun.] ■Nkw York, April 13. -The Irish na- tioualista of New York olty will, thla evening, present lion. Cha*. W, Jones, Hnited Stales senator from Florida, with a handsome set of resolutions through Edward G. Ityrnes, who ia now in Wasbrnglon as a delegate from the land league. The presentation will lake place at the senator's room. •• riMbnd UIimIi r. .Special to Knquirer-Mun.l CKAHi.vsniM, H. O., April 13.—'The si earner Planter, from thla |s»rf, exploded h«r holler ib!x morning Just after leaving Ihe uork Jake Washington, a colored deck hand, waa scalded to death. LM Hoaang and W T Ham. male and engineer, holh while, were lorlotuly aoalde I. Two colored men ware a Iglilly lujure«l The Planter had a cargo of merchsnd to, and about twelve cabin pa-aa"geT». None ot the latter arc injured WASHINGTON NEWS. Opt. HowfatePDceeeda In EseApIug. Shlpherd Still Making Dlaolod TKKKIHLE BOILER EXPLOSION. Ilousrg Blown to 1M« ces and Several Lives Lost. GEORGIA GLIMPSES. The l. Iu>«- HI In (luU. Itetroil Free Pres* ] As soon as tl»** clnl» had opened in due form,Brother (iardner announced lhat the lion. t'aUeraugiiHTompkins, I An Gleaned fre-m Pome of the tub i.lmnll** ok ro.ntK r« Another ont. lal Reporter Kicked Out. pier. The PaclAe Mllla. Mpecl il to Knqulrcr-Muu.l UWHixi'K, Mass., April 13. — At the Pacific mllla thla morning thirty two ad dlllonal weaver* and teu aplnuem were engageti. More than one-half ot the cotton .pinning iuachliiciy «l the lower mill le now In operation, also 711 loom*. The total number employed thla morning wan 'HU weaver* and twenty-three aplnner.. HplNNer* ur n Nlrlhe. Mpeeisl to Knqulr*r-8un.) Kai.i. Kivkk, Mass, April 13 —Fourteen spluuera el the Shave mill xlruck this noon. Complaint* concerning low wage* trained IhaMirke which wn ordorwl by the Mplu. % Mann* In Ihu OtnIn Narliel. Mpei-lal to Ko<|Ulrer-Mun.| I ClIICAUO, April 13 —There waa a g-nulne bo nn lu all kind* of grain lo-day, and Ihe only exnlanallon *eeined to Ite that, wbM* a gotsl many »|>ecuU!nr», who slutly alatla- itca cloeeiy, are short, the c nntry at large, *maU acalpcr* and a few vary prominent dealer* are long end are hu'llng Ihe market with grew' perl enact l y and ancceoa. Neaa which, tn ordinary times, would lendto de- pre** price*,a* ema lo have no effect wnal- Heavr Kata *nX Hall WlwrM. Mpectal Ui (C'ututrar t»iiu 1 Nkw ohui.1i. April II — A aave-e rain and h«ll atorm vtailed Ojtelouaaa Tuesday aftern<sm. Ilall alonea larger Ilian hen'a egg* fell In a heavy shower lor twenty iiilu- ntea, aniaahllig window gla**, cullli.g v« ge- tatlom to pi ce* and doing great dam tga lo cro|i* for lu I lei koulli and weat of loan, ■ leawter Aahare. M|ws-|al lo Rnqutrer*Mun.| I.*isihin, April II —The Allan l.lneataaui- *r .Munltahlax from lioiton for (iioogow, I* •■horenear Ureeii Itock. Klforta to get lisr tlV.HI Hull (Nr IkatM «*e* Mpec'ai lo Kuqulrar-Muu.J Saw YoRk, April i.'i.-Orlando It Potter, owner ui the old building, receully dsattoywi hy fire, ha* been sued In theau- prsniACoart hy the pniprletomof the Turf, MfM nn-f Farm for Wi',^»» damage* f.ir loe*e* they uuatatned lo the burning of the build- log. <•( which they were occuptnt*. The Mini plat ut chargee negligence agalnat Ihe defendant In having (ailed to provide pr< p- erly agalnat lira. ■ a(e lN<xl*n mi I'erlNxlaa. Mpac'olto Knqulrer-Muu.) ATblKTA, April 13 - Lw blew o|ten Ihe oefe lu the White A Co, at Covlugloo wttug.oM. No S'real*. night burglar* lore of Heard, md got awey Signal Corps Station Report Ap polntmentfl, Bto. A sc HOOK BK WKl-CKKnJ Hpeclal to Ru<iulrsr-Huu.l Washimoton, April 13—The signal >rp* station, at Htnithville, N, C porta the schooner Minnie, New York| (for Charleston, aaliore on Frying P shoals, end probably will be a total ■reck. The crew was saved APPOINTMKNT. | Ic H Spencer, of Fort Grange. Fla., ha* been app-duted superintendent of euth lile saving dial riot In Flor-J [Ida. ANOT it KH omUUt. KKI'OltS MtsSBD. Andrew Devine, one of the isl steiioKVBphers of the hous< resell tali ves for oommiUees, recieved night a letter from the speaker of] [a house similar to the one receully received by the other official steno grapher for the home committee- Mr. Hayes, Informing him that foi “good slid Miilllcient cause'' he lied been dla missed and that ills services would no ■mger Ite required. Devine lias been absent irotu ihe house for several day* sick leave and was in bed tins morning when the speaker'* letter was handed lo him. It l* understood that the dismissal of Messrs. Hayes and Devtite will bo brought up In the house for dlscusaiou to-morrow hy .Stephens and Randall. The refnaal of the foreign relations committee to proceed with business yesterday on the discovery that the i fllcial ri porter’s notes of the urnc e 1- ings already had lu tiie Nbipherd in tigaiiou were inaccurate and prac tically valueless, is made tlietex' for .harp editorials in several New York ■pars this morning. To-day auelher stenographer, official stenographer to some other committee, was in attendance on t lie Nhipherd in vestigation. Andrew Devine, the sec ond s enographer, who was dismis-ed by Speaker Keiler, was formerly for many years the senate reporter for the Associated Frees, ami like Hayes from the house, graduated thence to the committee rooms as official reporter. ('APT. KOWOATK KSCAPK8 FROM JAIL. Captain Howgate, formerly disliuis- ing officer of ihe signal bureau, has escaped from Jail. It was stated in the newspapers some time ago that he was allowed considerable liberty in the wav of visiting his home, spending Sunday there, etc , but that the state ment was denied by tin officials In charge of him. Later this evening the announcement of his escape is mude from police headquarters. Mar-dial Henry explains to-night that ('apt Howgate ti s several times been permitted, by order of the court and in the company of a bailiff, to visit Ilia home for a few hours To-day indue Wylie gave an order permitting Howgate to go home for two hours [.Shortly slier arrival there (lie ball:IF* attention was fora moment distracted from his charge by oue of the ladies of the lamliy, and wbeu reca led lo hliu- self Howgate w** gone. Diligent search was made, but so far unaticivas fully. THK NATIONAL LAND l.KAUl'K. In the National Laud League eon veil (Ion to-day, Rev. Father Walsh, trass urerof the league, presented his report of receipts and remittances since l' last convention, giving the receipts states, Massachusetts lea Mug the I'et with |41,307 43, The receipts from the states in detail wore as follows: Ala liauis, !■'»<»; California, f50; Connect lout, fil.WNi; District of Coluiu bia, J-.’im; Illinois. fl.T.lo; Indians, 1175; lows, 11,233; Kansas, Kentucky, |1,2M0; Maine, $3H5; Mary land, $2,027; Michigan, $M20; Minnesota, $402; New Hsnip"tn re, fl.lkVl; New Jersey, fW'; New York, $10,134; Ohio, $. r »iG; Pennsylvania, f • 208; Rhode Island, f'i.HI'.t; Texas, $7<»; Vermont, $.37->; Wisconsin, $3b'.'; and Irotu Canada, $4ob. These amounts wera received hy the treasurer from October 10, lf*Ml, to April I, 1H82. The U>Ui reoeipt* since the formation of tiie league wee $180. ;MK Up to the present time theie tiad been remitted to Kgan, treasurer of tiie Irish national land league, and Mias Parnell $107,202. The New York and (California delegates explain ed that their states would have appear ed to a better advantage on the state ment, but for the fact that a greater portion of their remittance* had been sent direct to Europe, not through tlds organization. The secretary staled that the total remittances, inc'ufliug those sent dinnt, since the Buffalo oonven ti .n, would aggregate nearly three bundrt-d thousand dollars. The chair man read a telegram from Egan at Paris acknowledging tiie receipt ol $'2.Y>,noo from America and thanking the friends of Ireland in thla country for their noble exertions, TUKSHIFHWKU IMVKTtOATtOK. (proceeding with the Shiplierd cusalon relative to tiie advisibi'itv Of revising tiie ofilcial report* of tiie pro ceedings. The question was, It iwever, postponed for tiie present. Tiie witness testified that the offer of $2.VI,ono In stock to Hiilhert was talked about hv himself, Senator Itlair and K'ainn on two occaalona. Witness ad mitted that Secretary Hiatne never committed hltnseif in words, yet when he (.Shlpherd) came away and thought over seriously the drift pounded several questions with view to discovering who were the par ties tnteree ed tit tiie Peruvian compa ny that lie Shlpherd i had alluded to a* “friends n| General Grant and of the executive ’’ Witnesa ev*d«*l a direct answer, but finally said: **Mv opin ion is that at that time 'here were gentlemen Interested with us who were personal frien i* of the Garfield administration, and there were others who were friends of General Grant and President Arthur.’* Witness declined lo slate who the** persons were and said that under no circumstances would fie pre- seot tiie list of slock holders lu the Pe ruvian c •uipany. Shlpherd eald the greatest surprise of Ills life wss Hlaiiie's letter of December J I, indicating a change of front. Witueas continued, "Mv explanation of the aeere'sry’* change of attitude is, that about the 3 l of Deceint»er lie liecameconvince*I lie c iiild not longer remain in the cabinet, and fearing that what had passeil Imlweeti him and 8enator Itlair and myself would ftecotne public, he made up his mind to finish me l»*f<>r»,hsnd to put ii|»on record in the state depart ment a letter which would Indicate Gist he always knew Shlpherd ws* a fraud and Gist the Peruvian company was a ho hide and a swindle; ami, therefore, I *ay, added the witness, with much feeling, “1 regard that let ter ol D«cem>>er 3! Just a* deliberate an attempt to aoaasatna'.e a man's char acter and destroy a great internet as ever was kno«n in history.'' Dr. K. W. Heott, President of the College of Physicians, Montreal, write*: “I have recommended (’ol den's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator a* the iteel pre paration used lor Debility, Indigestion, ia, Fever, Ague, Ac. Ask for take no other. Gf druggist* Hpec<al lo Knqnlrer-Hun.) Haltimorn, April 13.—By tha exp'oalon of the itoiler In the corn ohnp mill,corner of Fremont and Pratt alreel*. this H>t«ru«on. It la reported twelve were peraoua killed Five bodies have been recovered. The machinery had been Idle foi •nine time for repairs, end lire bad Juit been •larled lo resume work, when tbeexploelnn occurred. A portion of the boiler wa* pro- pell* d nortliward.entirely demolishing two twit alary brick dwellings an King attee' and throwing the elde wall of the reel building adlotulng. At the lime ol Ihr explosion, John Addison, engineer; Mar rl*on Watera, oolored fireman; Andrew Cooper,machinist,who had been making pairs, and Frank Craning, a boy of filUen i, were In the engine room. AH killed except Cooper, and he waa a • badly scalded hla life la despaired of. In the boune, No I73 I.ilng at reel, Geor gia Paul/., aged 18, was klllel, aud Idi ItManhurg had one of her legs broken n Htwllnge, aedor»d servant woman several v hurt by the walla filling upon In 171 King street Grace Gray, aged was killed. In a yard a-'Jolnlng factory Ah abain Hephrtin, colored, while unloading a lumber wagon waa struck by a Hying missile and bla >kull fraeliir d James Kaden, aged 15, had hla skull frac tured. K tward Cellsban had a leg broken. Mrs Ma-gsret Ksuf, llvlug 154 Prett street, adjoining the factory, was standing at tier wash- tub lu her kitchen when aiie •»*•< struck by (lying bricks and killed. C W Giles,at work lu a graulteysrd.a »i|uaredlsient,wH* struck in the face by a brli k and aeverelv Kdwaid Kelly, "tie uf Ibe employe* In the hulldlug, led* leg broken, and sever-1 others were le«a seriously hurt. Tue build ing and machinery and dwulliug home* are A hv III bard C ornwell, Jr. Several bodies are euppoaed to be still unde- the l, Including tb<an> ol the engineer, llre- uiid a boy. The firemen are at work lo er them. Tlf damage U» property aud machinery In asttm iVrd at l»,UU0. There waa a similar exploalou lu Ihe •ame build Ing twelve y ear* age, wheu five person* had their lives. Special lo Eiiqulrer-Mun.l London, April 13.—A marriage liwi been arranged betweeu ll-*v Edward Cir'yl>n yloar of K malngiou, aud lady Miy Camp bell, the young* at daughter ol the Ihikeol Argyle. The 2td race for the New Market |tdemilal •takes took plio> io-<lay at the New Mar- aveu meeting and w is won by the Dak** of tlaaitium'a Fiddler, t. *rd Fal mouth’s Great Carbs, second, aud Mr. Crsvar'sMaliy-K iff 3J. Mpecial to K.nquirer-Mun.l London, April 13.—The Ttmr» oonalders te lory demonatrallon, held at LlverpotJ last night, a political event of the first Im portance. Itc.iucura with the marquis ol Mall«burv In bis assertions that were Ire land anbject to the rule ol Germany, France or the United State*,organ:zed crime would be promptly and peremptorily stamped out Dtinii«ll, member of parliament for tJiingeroou, publishes a long letter In the headed, “The Csre of itie Iilsti infil cuity,'' In which be malutvine that the queellon to w Ii cli ell men r* s aiuaible fqr government of Ireland ought to turn r special attention lo la llie arrears ol . "It the arrears difficulty," he says, solved. ev*-ry difficulty Will us solved. I la neglected, farewell lo Ilia hope ol peace, pr*(greie and eon tent muut-" BUHU, Special to Kti'iulrer Sun.) Vienna, April 13.- Princes* Tbereee Llecbtenatelu and Prp ce Franc Joseph Aruueph.of Bavaria, were married yoalai special to Enquirer Hun ) Vienna, April iJL—'Taoil amneafv will >h* granted to the Inaiirgaula lu Heixegovlua wbo return lo their bomesMiid labor quiet |y on tbelr lends. ra t mce. Special to Knqutrer-Hun.| Pakir, April 13.—M. Trlmiuel, acommun- let leader. Is dead. Tbe Pale #( n Wrarila l.aSy VI be Ksi rle* N MifRuli. Mpecla' to Knqulrer-Man.| PARI*. Apill 13.—The marquis of Angle-y. who w*s married on the tfilh ol June, IhMi, U> tbe widow of lion limry Wadeln daugbie- of .Mr J P King, of Georgia, I A., baa separated from hla Wile. She Ii third wife of the marquis, who announces lhat he will not be re»pon»H»1e for her debts. A KefNnlilai Uablrr. Hpeclal to Kiiqulrer-Huu.) WAaillNUT-iN, PA., April !X.—Cashier Kith's defalcation probably arnoun a to 975,0tX) or $su,tXX), but the tu ve^ligallon lias not been completed. In one lus'anee the bank bad a credit ol |I4,isiu with the Penn sylvania Hank of Pillthurg, but Kill II lied cloaked oat $I?,UUU. lie hoe been placed under arreit for etnhettlemenl on the oath of one uf bla bondsmen. l*r*«Ulsai fee ClaaS MNlferers. Mpecial tn ihs Kni|iilrer Hun | Hr. IaH'IN April 13.—The nImmiut I'llyol Cairo, oftbe Anchor Line, which left for Vicksburg ibis afternoon, look down ei.uii government ratlone tor tbe sufferer* by the thfod In the aisle of Misa|»alppl, and the steamer Utty of Helena, which leave* to- moirow, will lake d >wn the a me amount. Hsat; Pallare Hpeclal t*» Kmmlrer Hun i HlullUond, Va., April Ij. Tue fslluieof John H Uryant A Co., proprle'ora ol ibe large suuiao mill here, we enuoii' red to day. Tlielr HablllllM ere quite heavy, but Ihe amount ts ‘inknown. That Two Hi nukko Mii.i.ionu H-roKY — Rmlcr* und Wall at reel men fMNftt'at tin-story liiat a hHipiuh ia oil fiait l(» riqila* e lim oiitalamlinn government lhr*M» ami one lialf jnt •»*ni IhiikIi, wIitell are now payable at tiiw option oftbe government, with an l**ue of $'2iNi INN) INHI of legal lender note* bearing i wo per cent, intercat per aiinnm, wliieb tiienalimiul banka may enuiil nmoiitf their a^wet* hi legal reserve. Ill* agreed that ulwo|ier cent. Loud ooulil nut br ti ..»•. <I al anything like |>nr, and if lanued a* a legal tender the action would l*e tan- tom ount to Inflating llie currency by that vast amount —athing (but would not la* thought of by emigre** for a moment.—N. Y. Ifrrahl. WarniniI! I>a nokh ! - Tb« unnaral- l*l(id *u<v*o* of Sin mon* Liver itegn- laior in* "emulated nnacrupiilou* In dividuals t<> isiuB iinitatloii* and sun atltutea which, Iteinp totally unlike tiie genuine in their effect or c<>m|>( "i tluii, are calculated to injure lb* wall earned reputation of the Regulator, a purely vegetable medicine, containing no metahe poi*on, rnanti fact in ed i>y a chemical procna* and by Improved ap- pirsiiia originattal ami only uae-t l»y J. II. /"iIm A Go. Tb* public are cau tioned ioa*k for Mitnmon* L'ver It u ulator, prepared by J. II /.olio .» Co , and take no other, ea it dlti -ra from all Other* III OOQipnRtitoa, II" ale of liiAIMl facttire ami ell-ct. The Regulator alone ha* the endor"«uieut ami recoin mem taioi. of the beat ami well known in tb* land le-itlfyiMg to tu wonderlnl (tii’sev. Hod not H in in • t r t ■ Liver K*g- uialnr acpnred so great f»in • aa a fault- I#-** fan. ..y noeliciue, the fraud* and Imitations woul I never have been Huy only the genuine In White Wrapper, with red /..prepared only by J. H. /."Ill n >t Go, ap 12 eodawlw rtwwt Eveline from the auffocating emlirece of her lover cried out (Jtve me lilierty or give me brmtii." of Mnotrcel, wa* in the hiite-room, and dctdrouit of addreiodug tiie meet ing. Tiie vixiiing committee wa* in Htruclcd to bring Iiim in, and after t abort delay a broad backed black man, with fill eye like an eagle and mouth betraying great decialou of character, made hi* ap|>earance and wa* given a general introduction. In tuking the platform he announced tiiat lie had made the tour of Hie world three timer, received tiie forty- Heveuth degree in tiie Son* of Malta and would addrea* the club fora few minute* on tiie "object* of economy and phyloaophy. “What am economy ?" lie Itegan. u* lie got a liracc for hi* ft*et and looked l'iekle* Smith Htpiare in tiie left eye. “1 an*werdat economy am de art of extractin' de moat walue fur de leant money, l'.onnoniy am de art of making time count. Take de (dumber, fur Instance. All he want* In gin life on am a *olderin’iron, a tire pot an* a lc*r of Holder. Economy doe* de re*t. He git* pay fur de hour* he Hlecps a* well a* fur de hour* tic »rk*. Likewise, uioreotier, fur hi* helper. Time am cash to him. Kbery live minute*gone while beam hunt in' fur * leak am so much added (o hi* capital. Take de house painter. If lie kin kilt fo' miiilt* gwine up a ladder lie know* lie km kill aoben coinin' down. Kla*rv minute he gain* am dead cash. He could save ten cent* a day hy economizin’ oil igar*. hut he (loan’ have to. He can avc tifty hy economizin’ oil de man whohire* him half a day. •Practiceeconomy, but let pliihmo- phy enter into de practice. I>»an' scold de old wonmn fur partin’ de partafer* ao thick when you havebi*t traded a griud*tiin,wliicii eat* miltin’ in' am Mluaon baud,fur adog wbioh at* all de time an' am mi**in’ when a tramp come* anuig. A shot-gun may lie worf mo' dan a watch, hut when you git dc gun you mu*' buy fodder fur it. “A* fur philosophy, de mo' of it you have do le** you feel de want of money. Philosophy buy* green wood ii' let* it season in do stove. Philo* phy give* a ho** water ji*t befo* feediii' lime to *nve oat*. Philosophy til* three chlllun lu a bed to save kiver*. Philosophy i* in no hurry to pay debt*. 11 reason* dat de man who ha* owed a hill fur *ix mouth* •Ivesa warmer welcome when he come* to pay up dau do chap who got triiMted only yesterday. Use philos ophy tn your families. Ifdeole wo man want* a now tmntiet toll her dat she mu*’ have a draw an’cloak an’ parasol to match. Hy gain’ widmit de txHinet she save* do exponsy of all d“ rest. If do chlllun cry fur maple sugar feed ’em wld lifty-eent nyrup. Dc Hweet am what dey cry fur. Dc rain Ntorin which atop* your work in dc garden will wa*li white wash oil de wmII* an' fences, so what you lose hy de wet you make up in de sunshine. True economy will adul terate castor lie wid kerosene, so dat de dose will act on de stomach ail* i sore *ro:»t at de same time, philosophy will nehher waste breath in stalin' dcease arier dc judge has passed sentence. Wld dese few disaffected Imprudences 1 will now xpaud. l1»t4fllNfinH,| lii the trial at Decatur of Henry t'ato, a colored man, charged Die larceny of live rough planks, (Jcorgc Patterson, also colored placed oil (lie wlliieas stand Candler, in a serious manner, said to Ueorge "George, wlmt was the matter w ith you when I met you a few days ago with your head tied up?” "Homo uu done played a trick "What sort of a trick?” "A tuUy had trick; dey put insects inter me.” "ViimvU? What sort of inse "Dose ver lizzuds an’ sech; crawls all 'cross mo an' inter my "How did it all liap|K-n?” "I dunno, iniiasa, tmt deyeriu *lio’, an’ I’m 'feared dat dat niggsli Cato done it. lie a nil'ty bad nig guh, an’ I b'lieve he slide dat (dank. I aint had no iizzud* 'twell I bin hefo’ de gran' fuery, an’ tell 'Ismt Cato stemlin' deni nlsuk. Don he run ’way, an' I got better or do Ii/• zuds *' "Did Hist cure you?” "Not dat; don I wont to a eiillud doctor, an’ lie done sump'll er n't-r, an’ gun me some tea. Dot made me a leetlc better hut not well. Den wVn Cato, he comeback I got had wid de insecks ag'in. He a ini’ty iiail niggali. I bin pisetied once since he come hack " "That is a bad character you give Cato. I thought lie belonged to til* church?” "He don't 'long ter our chu'cli. I don’t know lie can put lizzmls in folks; hut w’eii he done gone 'way I gets lot* better.” Why He Lei Go. "Yes,” he sighed, a* he picketed llie lilrkel, "I’ve had hard luck. You've heard of the fatuous Yellow King mine, I presume?” "Yea.” “Well, I owped diet mine, once.” "You did! Did you make any thing out of it ?” '' Not a dollar. I bad my choice bet ween tiiat mine and a mule and I let go of (lie mine. Presume vou’ve heard of tiie Royal Jack mine?" ••Yes.” "They've taken $|u,uuo,uno out of Hist hole, and I owned it once.” "I - liiat so?” "True a* gospel and tiie other nia and that 1* the Ever hear of the "( )f course.” "Well I owned that new* 30 year* ago.” "What made you !el go then?" "Couldn't help It—couldn't |m*«*I i»ly help it, Mtranger, .list at that pint I was waited on hy a vigilai Htate Papers I'miiinrnt t.eorglau Statistics About lirintfi The Alhctis Tragedy — Matnre’* Freak, Etc. DKAIIIor ADAM L. AI.KXANUKK. AuuuaU Cluonlele,] Grandest of all i* the vigorous old age that lias virtue Mint wisdom for companions, and hoholda tiie majaaty of the nresoot slock trammltted to ttin second Mild third and fourtli genera- ti»*iiH. Adain I. Alexander,who closed Ida remark alii* and memorable career on Easter Sunday morning, was »uch a ^Living to llie great age of 7D, he lie had been upright in iHstlngiiialied in middle life, (lie even ing of ilia noble career w.i* (lie harvest |of wnll-apent days. He wa* a Georgian ot the Z be*i type. Him home wax recently in Augusta, anil here lie was loved, respected and admired. Though lie filled atattons of reNpoiisi- hihty and trust, hi* proudeal title was that lio had heeu tiie fattier of many children, some of whom Iiail become famous, all of whom had stood in the front rank in tiie communities where they dwelt, and none ot whom li*d east the alighted reproach upon in- sno'le-s n one. Ilia soil" are General E. I’. Alexander, late of Augusts, but now of Louisville, Keutiickv; M*j ' W F. Alexander and Mr. J. II. Alex ander, of Altgusfa, and Mr I'liMrles Alexander, of WsHliiuglon, Georgia. 1 Hi* daughters are Mrs. General A. ('. Ilaskell, of ('olumtda; Mr*. General A R. Lawton, Mra. General J F. Gil mer and Mrs. I'ummlng, ol SavHiiiiali , Mr*. George (I. Hull, of New York, f rmerlv of August*, and Mrs Dr E. HoggN. of AtlHIItl. Til g ATI! K.N* ML'RDAK. [Attieua lianner J The place of the shooting of voting R uni tree I* Just above the ml Idle gate, on Prince Hvenue, beneath a ('bill that Hand* on She sidewalk. In Ihe the imprint of a ball over which some one lias written, "Fired hy Frank J." There is another l*ail fur- Got down tiie fence. From the pted impoMsi- "You may say,” began Captain Nelms, a t a (onttifufion reporter en tered tiie ( Mice of tiie principal keeper of the penitentiary, yesterday, "tiiat I have just finished making out the pay roll* of tiie penitentiary." "Ami pray what are the pay rolls of the penitentiary ?” "The amount due the state from the lessees lor the hire of convict*, for Ihe vearendltig April 1. "flow much doe* it figure up ?” “Twenty-live thousand dollar* is Ihe amount.” "That is to say from company No. I yotl gel how t “Seven thou: and thirtecl I eight hundred dollars and ninety-six Ho I held four kttigM in held four ace*, • reason I let go. ('omstock I(m|« '” V hole bijsl- -onimiltee, and the way I let g< liiat richness and retired to fur oil field* of struggling ixiverty killed my ambition hut aeved my neck I cai keriatc I've 0|M‘lied Up $.'IU(l.tSS),lSSI of wealth in my lime, and now all I can (lie coiiHolalioi the better land take* me off.” that I'm Issikcd fo whenever mv live I Volt St fret \\ uu. ' IX’KK WkaI.I II. "Tile trouble said a gentleman some days ago, a ''busted” sugar planter, "tbe Mi* slsslppi and Yu/.'S) delta- were ills- tvered and selileil on alsMit l.tvsi -ar* tiM» anon. Tiie whole territory arnficiai and liable to overll-tw all llie lime, and tiie more it overllows th» i*etter it ia for the land. Every thvsi leaves it higher. It may lie rough on the resilient |sipillatlnU,bfit It will la- the making of future gen eration*.” Tnk Windy okatok -The man who has tiie la-st o|»|s>rtunities to air wliat little kuowletlge lie |M»«seaaes la tiie windy orator. Hi* service* are always in demand oil lunch, bar- room or |»rewentatiou (hvasioq*. f the ant Mg' hie f(»r Harlow Rountree to have allot hi* brother, ms tiie negr ’I’lie sidewalk Item ia twelve feet wide and in Miile'idld repair The rock up which Rountree'* bead struck when falling I* seen. Two I «lie* shooting; one was juat across tiie street, while another was at the front «a»e. The letter says she saw Walter Roun tree shot down hy Frank Johnson lore ills brother bad fired a shot ; and she will inuke this statement u| tiie stand if necessary. Yo-terday the oftbe negroes hound over by the mayor to sppe*r at tiie city court war called, when the a'torney for the de- srn«o end demanded an Indlet* ment by tire grand Jorv. This Ret tie j the matter until tiie May aetudon of tiie 'larke superior court. We b.Rrn tiiat Messrs. K. T. Brown, of Athena, George Thomas, of Watkiusvllle, will MPpe*r in llieir defense. We hope tlmf tills trouble ii now over, end tlmf iwitii tiie whites and blacks will remain |dint ami leave llie settlement of tiie [ip-uhle to court* of imtice. Law cm l»o overriden In Georgia, and hi resistance will lint bring trouble tip' those wbo make tiie attempt. *1 HA WOK PIlKAk ON NATUIIK. [uwltcr Herald.’ one ot tl»e most wonderful of tiie many strange freaka of nature occurred In the lower part of tlna county on tli titli hint. For obvious reasons we with hold tiie iiMfiic* of tiie parties, except] tiiat of ihe attending physician, Dr, George GoNtin. Dr. Gostin Inform* m] tiiat a ladv on the day meutlonod, gave hirllt to twins. One of tiie twin* from tiie waist down whs a perfect child, hut] from that point upward gUMgc of llie doctor, “ frog." Tiie other child wca l»orn with a “hire ll|»," two front upper teeth, llie riglu leg iisd'y drawn up mid both feet bad 1 v (lelorni'd, and the bowels, liver end in short, all the Intiwtire*. except Ilia heart and lungs, were found gn ing on tin* outside of the hoilv o| the build. The-e remarkable twit Gostin baa preserved in alcohol, end they may be seen any day by any one who wili call in the doctor's ( flloe. THK CASTOR REAR. Anicrlcua Iteooriler. I In riding through (lie country we have noticed in several places the cas tor bean growing in grea luxU>lance, and were informed tiiat It wa* regarded rattier as a noxious weed than s n»efiil plant, that it attained great alz* and seemed natural to the soil and climate. In Houtliern Illinois, Mia*oiiri and KaiiNss we have seen hundreds of acres planted with castor beans, which are who extracted from them the oil, Tli* refuse of (lie aeed after extracting the oil U *»<dd as a fertil zer, commanding from $20 to $30 per ton. It seem* to us tiiat these Iteaii* might lie profitably rai-ed in this country,as they sreessilv cultivated and are a sure crop, the only • lung Interfering with them In the northwest being the frost, winch would |not hurt tneiii Imre. SuppoMO some of our farmers Investiga(« this matter. Momoe Ailverllaer.l Tim mnsll farmer who "saddle*" Ills real estate with a mortgage, af er a lapie ol time doubtless experleticeM tic* mental eg mies ol r ported afiticted With a cancer ; in fact, until all financial vitality |« destroyed It is not mete that a farmer should im peril id* home and llresldo by a'lachiug a bara'iacle to It which can only be dt* lodged by the ‘purest good luck " Eastern capitalists are only too willing l«> loan money to farmer*, and will r» new Idi paper juat ao long ** lie The oepltslw i* amply •>'>■ >r--1, and no lotigei. Tears of sorrow and re|*uitance would avail nothing against the strong arm ol the law, w hich will surely be employed against him ir lie fai s to "pay over." Capital i* ever ready lo demand the "pound of tlosh." The tint.*oi* I Mlverslly. Washington, April 12 In (lie o-i.at., committee reisirt* on |M*ndlng legislation were made as follow* : Ity Mr. Morgan, fmm the com in it tee on public lands, rc|*»rtcd a* amended Ids bill to incroMHe tile endowment of Die university of Alabama from Die public land* In *ahl state. Tiie amendment diminishes the grant : IGI a Die purpose being to aid in the rebuilding of Dm university and in supplying it till scientific apparatus, library and building* fit for seminary pur|**•(•*. Hy Mr. William*, from Die commit- lea on railroad*, lor a settlement of the accounts of the Mobile aud Ohio railroad company.! NrIIiIrx C*al(l •* Vlranirr. 1400 Pa fin Hthrkt, i Si I ...I I*. M'., Jan. », 1881 II. II. Waknkk .% Co.: .Virx I have •sen troubled with kidney disease life my childluMsi II would lie im- iMNlb'e for me todeaertbe tow much suffered. Your Hale Kidney and .'ver Cure lis* done me more greet ban the combined skill of all the phy- tcians ! tiave ever trl*el during tny nitre hla. Caroi.ink !• . Flkmimo, apl2 wwl.frt.seAw "Komeliow,” *ay* Die Burlington Haw Ley . “Die ugliest mail always wants to marry Die prettiest woman, i* justly proud of his own g<ssl •, i'Ut how mortified lie luual feel Ilia wife’*.” ninny convict*did they aver- age?" "Tiiree hundred and one.” "How many were they entitled to?” “Three hundred.” "That i* pretty clone, llow much doe* No. 2 pay you?” "Eight thousand four hundred and eighty-eight dollars aud eighty- ‘wo cents for an average of 327 con- rletc." “On No 3?” “Emm No. 3 I will gel eight thous and Mix hundred and ninety seven dollar* utd twenty twnceiitM for ,3.3'» onvieta.” "And from the Marietta and NnrDi Georgia railroad how much?" "The state gives that road tin con- vii la it gets.” "How iiihiiv does It get?” "It hud 214 on the fir*C of the month.” “How much do you get on an aver age for the convicts from the figures you have given me?” "Tre itv-fi vc dollar* ami ninety-six entH a piece (**r year, or Mi cent* per OLD LBTTEHB. A pack*** u< uLt Ultan Um lafor* m*. niut* «u1 • hits, A a J «« I loo** tli# itrlug that Mn<l« their cunUnU - .In' wi«h*| to h«*« iu« call; 'two* tlxael, m vmir frlaud," 1 I (lieu hats r~a! (h« fulur* «ul hi thla on* la a ro**l.u4 that ah* ou*nl*h(; 't*H al a farman-v Arul thta—a (our l«avt<i clovar, fonnj by hat i 'Twaaaoruniawlili % «|ah that our “xoo.1 luc would follow aoou. Thla an Id—"I to** j.»u, larliuu. with a lot* that n* With I alisll fail" t (ha i vowing to Imi tlriu and true I Thla o*m*l ilia dav that waa l» uii a lo-avoiiR a#»uiad up* to hath* i day ” "Him many tscaped during (ite "H«w many died.”' "KiglD." "I> * you include ill Diat eight the fellow tiiat It was *nid wa* whipped to death by young PhtlUp*?” "Tiiat i* an extraordinary show Ing ” "I know H is, but the figure* that I give you are Du- true one*. Hut Die people won't lielieve it ; they can't realize (hat out of twelve hun dred people there have been only eight deaths in twelve months. Rut there are Ihe (took* lo show for them selves. My assistant, Col. Towers, Inspect* (lie camp* thoroughly every thirty days.” "Of the escapes, how many have been captured ?” "Three.” “How many forfeit* paid "Two.” "Then there are two to he account ed for?” “Yes, and they will Ite accounted for within sixty day* from tiie dale of their e*cM|tc,a* Die law require*.” Si! THK K\II.H(»\UH. SauGieru Kale*. ('liictiO'Mtl l''.tiqiitrsr.] It was resolved Ity the rate of Die Houtliern Steamship a road u**(tclHtinn, in (’liattanoogH,that Die schedule of rate* agreed upon almuld go into effect April 12th, and that Die rale from Cincinnati. Jeller- sonville, Louisville, Evansville, and Cairo, mi business front those point*, and on business on and north of the Ohio river, on and west of Die line of the ('Inelnnatl and Toledo road, and front St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Houtliern road to ('hattanooga and l*»ints beyond reached by tlm West ern and Atlantic road and coiimct- ing line* shall be uniform; tiiat the rates front Columbus, Ky., audit irk man, Ky., to the saute point* shall lie two cent* per hundred pounds h-**, and from Die Memphis depot five cents per hundred pounds less than the rate* from ( incinnati, Jefferson ville, Evansville, Louisville and Cairo, and that the rate* from Nash ville shall be less than from Louis ville, provided that the rates from Nash villa* to any |*dnl shall never >*• a lc*s rate pci ton per mile than Die rale* from lA>ui*ville. It was further agreed upon tiiat rates from Cincinnati, Jeffersonville, Evansville and Cairo shall apply from depots of connecting line* at Cincinnati, Jeffersonville, Evans villa* and Cairo, rc*|**'tively, on busi ness received from such connecting lines. Ill oilier Words, it i* assumed Dial Die rates front tiie west to Cincinnati, Jeffersonville, Evansville and Cairo cover delivery only to Die ends of tin* tracks of niicIi connecting line* and depot* in Die cities al*»vc named, and Die Hue* leading from Die citie* named shall have the right to ahMorh the actual coat of transit from *uclt |M»int* of connection or dc|sit* to Die respective depot* of the lines leading from Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans ville and Cairo. It was further rc- solved Dial Die Nashville, Chattanoo ga am! St. Louis road should have tile rigid to reship to Chattanooga and |stiidi Is-yond reached vim tin* "'•stern and Atlantic road, but only h articles a* arc included hi a *|*- cda**Ificatinn,coining fmm j*iints beyond Nashville at tin* same rate per |M*r mile sold It of Naahville a* the established rate* from Loulavllle, pro vided such shipment* have paid (lie full proportion, up to Nashville, of the established rales. ease shipments have not been paid for such full pmjNirDons op to No*>tvllie Die rate* charged from N'asltvillo shall he Muffh'icni b> main tain Die through rale*. Rates to local |toiut*on the Central ad of Georgia will I** made by ad ding Die local rntua beyond Atlanta, ‘on or SavantiIff tn rules t*. those l*»iid* that which really make the lowi-nl rates being Used. Tiiat rate* |n|*»int* reached Gallic Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line and tl.e Richmond and Danville road, wiiicli take arbitrarte* from Atlanta to In- based llpoli Die rale from Cln- iuuati to Atlanta or Augusta Iin'uI, hence except where combination rout Cincinnati via Richmond will take a le*s rate than Die huiii total, to lie made via Atlanta or Augusta i awful fulur* ibaad*(*d «. All th*colil *o-l ■ i I I HHI Vr COMMENT. 'Che gourmand’s abject pun, he be ing too full to do better: “I have eat en a good eel.” A Missouri man’s vaccination worked, notwithstanding that lie had once had the smull-pnx. One of Die greatest men in the I ■ nlted Stale* Ii General Moore. He will have fourteen dog* in Die New York dog show. One hundred and fifty Ho*tonians are oil an ezcur*ion to California. They want to see if it’* true tiiat Cal ifornia bean* arc a* big as Hour bar rel*. He.iry Rergh went to a menagerie the other night. A lion sna|q>ed at him, a monkey stole Ids iiatand an elephant Hteppid on his corns. Huch in fame. We have lo*f our boss highway- n,” hu.vm tiie New York iommrr- cinl, “and the dime-novel stand., will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.” Funny Davenport says her daugh ter shall never goon the stage. At present Mi** I>aveti|K)rt ha* no (laughter; so the young lady needn’t begin to feel had uhout it. One of tbe dearest rights oftbe American voter I* that of putting additional taxes on to Diohc of his fellowcitizens who don’t want to i»« further taxed. U. \V. didn’t twist the tuil of the Krlti*h lion for noth ing. Them i fmr many queer notion* a* to *1. Jesse James believed tiiat God Mild hand over to him Mr. A. Pink erton, detective. There arc repuldi- who believe Just us faithfully tiiat God act* with the republican party. The big brut iter of an unruly tVmalo pupil went in to whip the teacher of an Oldo school who had expelled her, but was liiiiiself severely punished, though armed with a revolver. Too many people are trying to manage the schools of (hi* country. Twenty year* ago a Louisville man swore tiiat lie would never marry un til women should acquire Niitfict«nt good manner* not to go ahreant over McroMiing, snd not to occupy tiie en tire width of the sidewalk. Tiie hor rid wretch h hDII Mingle. At Die Cocoa Island*, near Java, the oyster i* big enough to feed twen ty men; their Hhell* will weigh from thirty to I Vi pound* each. Home of the shells are on exhibition In New York. In tlds country a gtsvd many oysters w ill feed twenty men twenty or thirty dozen will. WOMAN) . H KK HKALTH AM) I.IKK id mors on the regularity of bur 'truth i* tiie inevitable result of tie rangement of a function which make* woman wliat she In in every respect, and especially lit her mental and bod ily constiiutioo Hence, immediate relief from such derangement 1* the only is'egiird Hgsinsi wreck and ruin, Li all case* of aloppaua, delay, «>r other irregularity ol Dm "course-," I>r. J. Hradfield's Female Regulator i* Die only Nitre remedy. It act* ity giving tone to tin* nervous centres. Improving llie hl(Hsl, Nil t determining directly totlmorgui* of menstruation. It la a scientific prescription, and tho most iutnUtgeut pityslciaus uae U. Prepansl t»y Dr. J. Hradfield, Atlan ta (ia. Price; trial situ, 75c; large six*, $1 50. For sale by all drugglaU. aprl da w I y CM .|i > v*a*a<>r* fmr •«!*. Heveral liun-ired old newspaper*, splendid for using under carpete. Wilt keep out mollis and other insect*, u K*ari«xx-Nrs Ornoa snmn.g l «N( ( airia* (lOMKKOrKIt IIV Join HI.AI'K HAS, HOUKII rntmtm Ji**a*. HU. Aakad ....iuu <«nu \m (Alto i - I'A» *IXt Georgia «e Jeorgia ■ All iota <* Atlanta I ..tat «Al'W 7.112 Spill \ 11*11*0* 'M . Auu>i"Ot ;■ I’olunthUM 7* 1 >>iiiiiihu* la lavannali 7* HavannatiDa . 'oIuioImi* A Home T* vtlU' to tin* territory i. e. Richmond id D.tuville l«e made a l»o*is of Dn me rate* per ton |**r mile Augusta a* from Louisville. Rates to iiointH on Dm Savannalt ornla atni Western road, and nil • i j*nnIs in Florida east of the Cliatta river, are lo i*> made ou tlm |M)lnt Imsis. The ("tty Trexaurer of Mtlwaukae, ’te , .Michael Krause, E*q., ea*o||ing the prames of Si. Jocon* Gil, said : "In opinion Hi. Ja**)! #181 <AIM Waataru Alat>ania Al rutgc (indlslK «Ailo A mtrnrnA*.| Central common *#!•*» ra' K K n per oeul acrlp —aa •« liwealeru 7 pret. guoranlaaU,11- #ll» rwrimt y Btmrkm. I Miiwgw .. > 41 lit m «m mr | l*»sr**** Sla-A. Atlullt.i ' G*M»ruta Horn- Iniurance (\*„ 150 #1X2 BtmrA. lialtaless'hee National.. tor rhauiiialii have used that tnv.iloat- sel t fur rheumatic pan Jo I ment, it l.o* n ■ <• j ; ' i grand duoovary. i reine<iy my- , aiio, in my tu that hue. MercUaum A Mediae i.a' ^..120 ^1. «(*Mil*H**H«. PtnnwrCis(*r*ettlv» IA» 10l<Ali«t Loofadarala t'oqpon Hon.la \$ l rum mi x. l( tharea K««le A Ptianlx Foriory atock. |l,'»W C ii K4 per rent Monp. irifTxii. (’onfederate Coupon Itond*, for wblaii t will i»ay ihe htgl.( *t markei price. Mutitia ana Girard Kali road Hiock. Jolts lil.Ai k MAH. Hrnker and IVs'ar tu all Hacurlllaa maa- Uoueti above a%. 1 odvertta* all Mimri.iaa piaoad la my i bamla tor tola .Taa ot cMa«a.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus daily enquirer-sun. (Columbus, Ga.) 1877-1886, April 14, 1882, Image 1