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Columbus Enquirer Sun

Location

Columbus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1888

Page

2

The Enquirer Sun Publishing details transportation and rates

The Enquirer Sun Publishing lists addresses in Columbus Georgia and details delivery options and pricing for The Daily and Weekly papers. It notes carrier delivery in the city, postage free mailing, monthly and yearly subscription rates, and tenement advertisement charges.

Bleverth Street Columbus Géc Engerman-Svnr

Georgia Experimental Station bill passed by Senate

The Georgia Experiment Station bill creating the Georgia Experimental Station and an experimental farm was approved by the Senate. It provides for a six district Board of Directors, ex officio university and State College of Agriculture members, and a $15,000 annual appropriation to a farmer managed station.

Georgia Experiment Station Georgia Experimental Station Senate Martin W. Calvin Richmond Committee of Agriculture Calvin Brady House University of Georgia State College of Agriculture Congress Alvin

Bloodthirsty Colonel rages over war talk and politics

The piece mocks Col. Shepard of the New York Mail and Express for urging war while noting his growing anger. It comments on regional tensions, immigration efforts in Georgia and Alabama, and political reactions to Harrison’s upcoming administration. The column cites the Baltimore Sun, New York papers, and Southern industry signals amid a turbulent post election landscape.

Col. Shepard New York Mail and Express North House of Representatives

Fren ch Senate Scenes Stir Over Lacour Speech in Paris

Paris reports a heated Senate session after Challemel Lacour's address with clashes over printing his speech. Leon Say withdrew a motion, Naquet renewed it, and disorder erupted as Flaquet spoke, with calls to expel and top voices drowned. Weather outlook: Georgia fair with warmer southerly winds.

Paris Challemel Lacour Senate Raci Leon Say Charleme-Lacour Naquett Tribune Say Naquet Flaquet Fat Dent

Notable Names and Court Proceedings From Carrollton Records

Prominent figures include Miss Lucille Elston of Cincinnati noted as a top whistler and Mrs Joh Chamber whose portraits appear in book stalls. Canon Knox Little praised clergyman with gloves, Minnie Palmer plans a residence split into foreign homes, and Admiral Tebikhatcheff will become Russian Minister of Marine succeeding the late Admiral Chestacoff. Robert Stevenson of Glasgow claims an invention to push ocean ships to forty knots. Supreme Court Proceedings Yesterday lists Crawford versus State for liquor without license and Reid versus State for selling to a minor from Carrollton City Court, adjourned to January 7 1889 with some decisions due Saturday.

Lucille Elston Cincinnati Canon Knox-Little Minnie Palmer Admiral Tebikhatcheff Admiral Chestacoff Robert Stevenson Glasgow Supreme Court Coweta Crawford City Court of Carrollton Reese & Cobb C. P. Gordon Reid Walker & Reese

Microorganism Resembles Yellow Fever Germ Found

Dr. James E. Reeves of Chattanooga reports discovering a bacillus in tissue from yellow fever patients in Decatur Alabama that closely resembles the specific germ. He sent mounts to bacteriologists and had photographs made, hoping to aid future culture work before next summer.

Reeves Chattanooga Tenn James E. Reeves Decatur Ala Delmore Ohio State University John Hopkins University

Augusta Canal Repaired and Mills Prep for Reopen

The Augusta canal break from the September Savannah overflow is repaired and water is being turned on gradually. Cotton mills will run a few hours Saturday to ready for a full restart Monday with normal hours and 5000 jobs restored. Augusta’s large cotton industry supports about 200000 spindles.

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