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" I ' ' ' VOL. XLYI. WIXNSBOKO, S. G, WEDNESDAY, JAXU YKY G, 1892. NO. 21. rC i ^ ~ ^ ^ THE .N'::W LAWS. _ j THE WCr<K 30NE BY THE LEGIS-j LATU 'z. f ~ THE LATE SESSION. The Fallow is. is k h'-st of the yiovt Im- I I port**t 4c.f &*<1 K*tol*tica? jTaised j aad Ratiii'xi oy th? General Ait^mblT. I Below -Vii: be found a list of the more im:>or nt acs and joint r?solutions passed oy the Legislators at its lat? session. This list does not include acts or a >C&: or private uuctiacuj*, * great maoj o: irhich ^vere passed: To amend section 1.6S4 of the general statutes relating to the Stat? Lunatic asrlam. To incorporate the Catawba Fails Railroad co'mpnay. Joist resolu'ion extending thr? time for the co1 lection of State, county and railroad ftnd otaer taxes due for the fiscal yesr commencing November 1, 1891, until the 20th dar of February, le^2. To r?gnlat?5 the discharge of the matnnnlatton o'idisratlon of be-neSciary cadets of rh? Military academy. To am^ad aa act entitled "An act to jps&e affidavit and p^oof of claims made gjg^^^fore notaries public ia other Staies as IwiflwMB^tnadBg^if ma J* before a com misK set entitled "An act to n relation to the loc*aapt' the vstinir preciacts HLoroved December 24th, Hfccrion thereof, iu the to the counties of j. Koliston. JdI gfc 7 of aj^erT?t^rned[ yrr>rai.? me x xi llicxb gBB^B^KfTruHt Company of Abbeville county, approved December 23d, 1S89, m To amend aa. act entitled "An act to amend an act :o amend section 2,115 of the gener-il statutes, relating to the g?8 powers oi circuit judge at Chambers." B To ame'-.d the charter of the Sumter r and Wateree Kailroad Company. |i To amend Section 1,079 of the general IB statutes or thn Sta'e, relating to ap|? poi&tment of referees on location of highways. To ame'.d Section 2,497 of the general HI statutes, relarlng to the setting fire to An act fo am?nd an act entitled "An 3 act relating to the compt'nsj;ticn and I duties of cert.? n of the county officers In and for the couniy and city of Charleston," a::i to provide for the payment of vritness-^s it.- ths State for the "Court ot Geaera; Sessions. To cbarsr t-?e Hampton and Brxnchville Railroad md Lumber coicpacy. To incorporate the Charleston, Colleton and B-rke ey Railroad company. To incorporate the South Eastern Railroad Company. To prevent *he carrying of torches ; on lands of another without permis|? sion. Joint resolution r^uiriug the RichB mond and IX.-iTille Railroad to iiect a Kg platform -ud ccpot at Sheit-on's. To enl? ge 'he number of board of I ?"sdsitors or ioucin Carolina Military Academy. To authorize M. R. Rivars, P. E.Gregory, J. S. JiaLiX, anu E. XI. >fiekey to construct a prirate railroad or tramway I along the public road leading from the plantation to :-t?n 3S the Giover tract, in St. B .rthf.loiaevr's parish, to tie! Ashepoo aod Edifto rivers, or some in-! termediatf- pciat. To inc*rpcrate tie Trimblestome j Land Company and authorize it to I erect dockwharves and landiags. To charter he Sumter, Lake City and j Conway I>':iih;ay company. An act t- > cbr.njje the name and amend the chart' oi he South Carolina Presbyterian 3 astr.ute for Young- Ladies. To authorize the Bishopville .Railroad company *.o enange iss name to the South and Norm Carolina railroad cempany, and to extend its road. To require f.ne attorney general to in, + r* f-K/i mormcomtanr r.f fh/i Pnrf Royal *nd Augusta railway and to take I action tbfr?on. Relating to the tim? for commencing actions on policies of insurance in this State. f To authorize the u3e of medical and i, | scientific books as evidence ia certain I cases. To repeal section 1,484 of the general statutes, relating to the erection 0: signs II to b? place<2 at raiiroad crossings, and B to substitute a new section therefor. To prohibit the manufacture and sale ||L of spirituous or mult liquors, wine?, bitS? ters, or titters of which spirituous HH. liquors form an ingredient, witnm ten rmiies of the Ciemson Agricultural colL An act to amend an act entitled "An Kt to incorporate tae River and Sea Bbast Railway company." ?To amend (;e subdivision of section Bof the cod*; of civil procedure, reding to the o<-urts of trial justices. To ame.'sd ind extend the charter of the Carolina .Midland Railway com-[ pany, formed sy the consolidation of the BlackAlston and Newberry railroad company and the Barnwell Railroad company. To prevent iiie use of a free pass, express franS, lele^raph frank on azj railroad b} an, United States Senator or member of Congress from this state, J t Viw ?r,T- -war rtf th? As-i Iseinbiy of this State, by ;.ny State or | county ofhciai, or by any judge of at court of record of this Stale. Directing that ail taxes receive! from I the Charit-.'.on. Cincinnati and Chicago J Railroad Ccn;;>any in the cousties of York and Lancaster, except the iax*sj levied for State <tnd educational purpose?, be .\;*pi:<-d to ihe pajment of in terest on bi.-nds subscribed by toxnshipo in said counts to the capital stoc'x of said comp. ny. To sE?r.d ivcticn 1,005 of the genera! statutes or this S>t?te, relating to th? i i|| eompeasac :cn of count? school corn ! P misaionerx To char^r tr.e Gafioey City Ci?y Rr.iiI way Com; any Joint i*;oiu'..cn to authorize th-* State treaiurtr collect or sell evidences of 1 iadebtedni ss 1 urn id jver to him as part B of Clirnso:* br<i :?* ^-d invest same in i g St&U StOC k. I r sol ttoa to authorize and! direbk-^hcSt _i,e 'veasurer to inr^t in j Stat* sicuTT'i'x- f.^c- mone> r?cei^*d by j aim as the *sch?&teu estate or i. i Burton. To proYido : r the mat aria* o* paper ( parable o Sc: da? or a iegnl holiday. i to furl ?-7 f?5i>nci an set ?ati*le<i 'Mn ? Act to pr^rin: th - rtiftmption of that; part of th-s >ut* c!?bt kco^u as the [ Brown Cc-..5ci \w.dr and stock, l-y thej itsu? of 0\jer Oouds ar.-i steefc?.' Te amer.d :ii.-n 2037 of the rerl&ed i status??, -:ia' -s :o tfee potv?.- of aiar- j ried woa.'j tv uiane contracts. *;so to J repaal s*c .or. 1 o* a:, act iO dfc-iare the , law relaV- -.g t. eatMr> of mar-1 rled wem p.. To *rar ,; ! a-.-? ppf.tled "An r.ct to pr?ri(Je t : V ? r-Ti?-on, digest and ar- i irng?meM o: .hie statute lav.- or the! State cf t-.-iit.. v a:oi.a,i," approVfd D?- J ^cember 4-A D Ibs'J. ^BCZrpo-t&co: i -or. te * e Vnlfrb'vo. .Sum* i ^ ^?i i r R-tllrcau Joint resolution accepting ie Uims ] ir \] T t" [ and tn st contained in an aci of co-.i-j grre^s of the United Sta -s providing for ; refunding-direct Uxr- collec'.ed _ . persons citizens and iLaabita.\ts oi' the i^^iNv; State of South Carolln?. { T!-!LN! To nuke approprlati ns for tfcs pay- i ment of tne per d:em, irdleagr ard st:<-1 tfonary cir,iiicates of '.he roe Jbers vf ) A Loc^m^tive the General Assembly. the s.-'aries of subordinate officers and. employe's aud :?ian-lc tbereof, and for other purposes herein sieei>;njz : named. To raise supplies ana tnake apprepri- KiiisiOutri at ions. \vv Vor To establish a normal and industrial ' * *-?? r?:'f-nrr conege xor wmus iins iu uiis cutic. ? To incorporate the Wilmington, Xcr- trai Haiiroad folk and Charleston Railroad coiupauv. . T1? To meet the expenses of the Nrate gov " \ ' ernment for the fiscal jear b-ginnio* gratei than ; November 1,1891. rccoived la&t To prohibit emigrant, agents frcia The otfieia plying their vocation iL this SUte v.-ith- ts-nbht num out first obtaining a license therefor. J lows:* Mts. To require all raiirosd companies ope- j Thorx?3* V>~. rating in this State to provide seperate ! j;r:a 0f ^eo rater closets 'or maies snu remaps ua ,\ v,^,, m Kn all passenger coaches. a%daic New Joint resoiutios to authorize and psr- v' v , mit the French Atlantic Cable Com- V ' 1 panj to land,a submarine cable at some f.*:"1' r .r.0 eligible point in theSta;e of South Car- wan, oliua. *> ^st, (i Joint resolution to authorize the State Menin'icci. treasurer to collect or se'l evidences of The yurnet indebtedness turned over to h:m aaili. Kaidwiu, part of Ciemson bequest an J invent the face and a same instate stock. Aunic Ford. To authorize and require the board I). B. Murf.fc of sinking fund comrm-iSiOLers ana tue i aa(j collar bj fish commissioner 10 establish relations j b.vllv burned for thejgoteetion of th- natur.'il ots^t j va,,r v.vt * , j . .. M , * I ->c?v j. Otiv, a be^B&heUs of this state. ,,e ? u<Tkl WBBH" f*T f "r rep-L Wtentives lathe House acc^Tn^ttie '*^ United Stales census or 1890. inemsasti To amead section 2240 of the general a?3s J^r^K statutes relating o the exemption of Bah mo iurors. s:iilbe'o\v II Tc amend an act entitled "An act ;o has not yet b provide for the license for the sale of pis- lorm ia the tols or pistol cartridges within theiim- clothes. Its of this State," by inserting rule F-om the c cartridges and metal knuckles, and to c'av t'c limit the calibre prohibited. nf iiipWufm To amead Sections 2.052 and 2,054 of j yor the general statutes, reiaiicg to public 0,-1. , , T. guardians. , ^ ^ a"-7. An act to amend an &ct to amend Sfc- s -' , rePau's tion 1,609 of the General Statutes of the r,;r ,s--ual Wi State, in relation to fish, approved Da- train, cember 23, 1889, by addtng a section Falls jpecial '1 -o 3 P. Vs'aS bUd'OIA*, LV UO UCOISUftlfU uo u.vuu" ?, - _ providing for a special patrol. of a mils sou. To.regulate the leins ot mortgages on The conduct* crops and to define wnat crops can be sunt lirakem mortgaged. the coci'ug tr To amend section 1,638 of the genera! as ibe siatioi statutes, relating to legal holidays. inside and ta! To iraend the law in relation to the ^^tins: ior t'r location and nacaes of the voting pre- ? ' ^ ; eincisicthisStaw. wAn act to authorize aid empower the ? . |,a ,; trial justices in this State to indorse t:ie "';^r c-'^ ?? ?-? V . r-f f fiul r>. f b iZiCOvl ; .'ClS w * v? clli<mi3 issucu \jy u< ioi v? . other counties than th^ir own, and to |miles au hou: authorize the person presenting same, [?i'oieStLeuis or anj special constable to execute it. } in^ whatever An act to provide an expeditious vra? ! :aIo express of obtaining the rljht to dra:n lands wa? aiiaosl o across the lands of otbe s in tb s IState. bis eusrme, pc To confirm and valida :e the ccnaolida- for h'./iife' *' tion of the Bennettaviiie and Cheraw jPt0 v,e* ,!oaj Railroad Company with the Charleston, tl.t -p? ,> *>" Saatergni Sorthern Ssilroid tW ^eT^ere To require county treasurers to report Sie^PI0;f car.* number ot polls who have paid their -emair poll tax to the chairman of tne board v;a0 4,1 ^ oi . of trustees in the severs. school districts ship pec and to the school comm'ssloner. and to Tae coroner require school trus-ees 'o repoit to the scene c. t^e r>A>oTT.^itrtr ?ll t^vxr-.lo rwlli in thpir i v. ill for. hvou? distsicts. Ail tiiat rein: An act to am?id tne charter of the of the trighifi South Carolina Lodge >"o. 1 of; he Ind*-- the Waen^r pendent Order or Odd Felloes, orip::- j9 ^ill i nally Incorporated as t.:e Independent the tK< Order of Odd Fellows, South Carolina ' * ,,\j Lodge Xo 1 of Ancient Free 3c ajor.s in \ ' the city of Charleston." jCUut-. me oiner movabl c?aTiet5 Es?-ap?. ramased car Columbia, S. C., Dec. 28?A most v,ve-klng irai daring escape from the penitentiary jtrai Koad. ?vas discovered yesterday morning when j When the the guards unlocked the eel's of the j male portion of the institution. They j ?* ^ieTgn?afound Joe Green and William Perry, j cJr. hnth in fnr life WPTP missinCT. InVeS- I tr-AT-b tigaton showed that & holeliad b&en qp7inter?"""t cut in the brick arch oyer their cell , " in -Ji'e G; with an old chisel which they bad pro- fj * . cured by some means. Through the , opening made they got on the roof and cscapin came down by the way of the tire es- =roaus th? cape to the ground. They crossed the I ?ers cou.d c yard, broke the lock on an iron gate The appeals < near the hosiery factory and were safe, '-be dying wo: Before going cn the outside of the wall m?nt hirer th they went to the commissar/ store, The bands changed their stripes for citizei.s cloth c verci from lag, took enouga supplies to last them rushed in to several days and left. Where th ? guards people, iv.s were while all this was aroing on js a |0;hcu'i question and a suggestion has been 0.^3" ha '"on made that they vr>re as:eep. jl>ui me ,i:-f ,. rtt ' place they came out and down from v ; the building was out of observation of 0Ucut" the guards and that the} did their woik Strops *rore so quietly as not to atrract attention. Ciirs -:i'J l)J Some other prisoners heard the noise torches men of breakir.g In the commissary store burning woo but thought nothing of it, suoposir:g Tiiej y,e:c u: some supplies were beln? received. The injured an ! d whereabouts of the negroas is unknown 01 the. uniujur although dilligent search has been to the depot a made for them. One r- black and has afttl .-^op &Ey only one eye, there being a scar over the lost eye.?Record. 'To ^ to Forsaken *t the A liar. thlCVC'S got 1 NswroKT, Ark., L>ec. 24.?James the injured pa Mason, of Eagle Township, recently | s-cured i* not weed and won Miss Finnic Lenox, j that thisves v daughter of Dr. J. D. Lenox, or Uiai-1 the ti:u or ti borne Township, Izard. CounT.y. .She i vras not lisco whs an ideal mountain I233 of sw^cc! \ number of sixteen. Tbe vou;-g man pncored a }*>,c injured ya nurriaye license, the* wedding feast was ! wa> prepared and on the appointed day the ; serne -t pair stotnj before a minister. All went IV- v-vi-- t as merry aa a wedding b?.'l tiii. in th <;,, 1 service, thf minister propounded the i \ rpe c usual qu<*>tion, whether the bride ac->^(jTerc' '::a,Lcopced the bridegroom as her "lawful y rerco^ husband, to love, honor and obey him j body Vander nnfiJ A !\ thfft DOirit MiS3 I bCGH VlH Lrnax dropped Mason's hand, n#d from J meats. All the scene and conceals! herseif. She t his wall t a: has fiTen no reason Tor her peculiar; this morning couduct. Young JMasc i nas returned ! }f-.3 Cl the di tne marriage license -c the Count" tl; -t'rjCT ar3 c Clerk with a note In ^raich he says, "i jdfc.easc..]" have no eluded thai I reed ev thin 2 | " *i*? forse than 1 nt-ed a wife.*' * j Ctwboys on * train. ; KoCiftr 3Ji>iS Sax Antonio, Tex a- Dec. is.?Half; IsaMw.s., iri a dozen cowboys took pesser-.;:cn of a ilils am. was south-bouci piissengor rain o ; the In- ;s::xi<"J= to lei t?rnational and Gr-.at Northern. Hail-j lie did not ki road'forty tniie6 aonh ofh-r<?, la--'I k: lei. lie nirht. The? boarded V e trail at Btto ; ? rue berth Station, and their Crst ct '*? to fore? i v,-)Ua.- ..-rjs y. a Chicnjo dnnnn eri.il The rr.oriiu \ train because he Tore red ct -.vat &r?i ' U"; *T ,-f hign silk hat. Th*y "hen continued i,;l'' V. their depredations by making* cumber J,e * or youag ladies in the P iilmar c?.r sicg i 01 uirer men for them. They enforced all their de |?a;d ihat no ni3nds with drawn pistes. T'".ey ruled ' a:iJ Oi it: the train fer twenty miles, w'.jn they j th? roar of th stepped off at a vray str'ion. : behind uieai. ? [Ctm?< in :e. i>ae*r X?ntr. , , 4. ^ r >r -w t it the lojomo Lawrence. Mass., I> c.28 ? >incethe; ,tapn(,r discovery of the caumeueit Si> treasury ; - V ' } ;Y i s i I |? J u is fcuppostd lo be either Law] j _ ..^1,1 i..v. Qr LawJfer wijcos. II- wo watch numbered 73.015. 1 v- hm also found in his clothln. i i_HOAw ACwiD^N Oit i i v ?n ? x' ; check. >o. <9, irom .New -o E\7 YO:1K CENTRAL. j kirk, eight business cards of jjohnes& Wilcox, lawyers a: leather ca^e containing Brook1 t si!i?'.<l,jtoarai man Car t icke* >;,d 1 *at'J THE COTTON MARKET GL u:: ?isa.Uu;-? Eleven Persons Sou'h6ru Planters to l>? Ui-;e EtK. sify thoir Crop?. k, Dec. i^.?The^eoident, ^ j 0UIS? 30.?The :d t n t: e X?w i >rk Cen- condition of the cotton tn^rk ni. lit ill Has 1123-on- now causIrs; a great deal a'' s u-.s prove si to be much aud discussion a3 to the csusi ^IWdtoaiiK rtporU 1>-U Ball. e?crel*rT of I jlavlor Commission Cornpar 1: o. dead a? out !v,. ewveo pecpfc, as fol- . T,h,e V??* !o" 15 ' . X. Baldwto. York; ^ 10 lh? <*???? :<*0! ,, ., s# "real an excess ov< I' iilev, I\s* I or;-.. <n uis , . ', ,, i; c- ,. lufc'. vcar, <vuen tiie crop of la? i"1"' . *; ~1' */ ??' c-no of His lars;e?i crer rait a-'.y!!'!)~ T \^irl Y?ai\ a'Lor this time, 30 i?er c l- ?*v * e ^Vpriinf *r :-/7iA wttcn carae in sight, wherea Viiss Moore. Meama; Lizzie . , i Yn; J. 7V\While. Portel; he s,ea50U ?11 a pheno L'h- n \\>?r VnvL- Dr f*r forwarding the <*rop, t! ' t. ' ' " * *' * practically nothing to iaterfei euust, an- one r^an not 1 J , .? . . , moveaient, and thus it is ch i and *-i'ar"d a-e- Mr? II lrom 80 10 ST* p?r ceut" 0111 Yai barne , aboa1; *?f*J?'-hemarket At.-,,F, inn* anil injured .uiernallj; ?rf "?k.?W**?Y ? n.ooklTD.sIhh.h buroed: mtwiornattaw, ?ut; m Lies. V. !?;".-'Xw York, lei "W " weu, p?r?? na broken, face and arms.-^'^ a, 17e^P?.?; ,'^'jm~ , onto; Htrrv !nc!!Mf ?? :he ^U?v tt? li^litlv hurn^j.-ir. 3.?- s'ocks m New lorkun wa-.siOVV./ba.ilT bam- ?' >?>?es?, ?<" of strength. : ao-.f ullareil iaternaHv. ll"s ,??"<? ,!, b'W th?rxv 33 i ;r was iLe the the careless- mei" DT !f "rs 'r*'" .;,n,ri, jr.. .f roullv control the market, ircan Albert h.. ilernck, ol , J.. . . . ' e^s, which was lvln* make .t a point te see that t astiWs. Herrlck fledaad Profito?t.fit. iaoowthati ceo -ouno. He left his uni- % ot.?* cotlon. ' , , , , this idea as ran* heresT, bu train and ?ut on citizen's : ? u. a. , Vu w r loritv is not alv*ars in the rigl jfficia! report given otit to- tlle kc.oa"f:,ai i:,;onf 00 ,ir<: vice. president. Webb, <?">? My * J".* .1 R-?ad, train Xo. 93. which 3 P, frs 01 k at 6AO P. M. last night, to? Tcb cotton* Tbe.y ouzb obb-6 Ftirv to make some \r croP8' rai5C lf;35 c?' on the *n?ine. The dan- c:orn a?d mo liV st0<*- T as ihrotfn out sad the fol- :lo,we*} J,08"0* a P?rtl0Q ?f the Jjuilalo aad Xiaijara ,1!e , 0,T yr a ," e' I, which left here at 7.30 -ood;to rest; or it might topped about three <. uariers a l)a3tur,u= ^"e P[? h of Dobb's Ferry station. couoa ou- lL to be de :rsased i )r ot Xo. 45 irumodiatelT I P?r cent? * think the coaon -: "i i of the eouatry wul soon tak? an iierncK oacx iu s;>rmu . , ain. He proceeded as far ^e upen the planters, tbroui at Hasting*. He went dlUD| ?/ t jS Pre8S' ?e ccce8sl ked with the statioainaster 1B?thsir ,laad,t0 olbAer ",es < :e Cincinnati and Si. Louis raiS1D!? ol coi^n. ce which left this cIit at 5 ?ot the planter List y iile Ilertick was standing *lme ,5 ^r)cf v,rS3 cents, c ar the St. Lou.", express *PaDlc? or depression rather ruDnin- at the rate effort j fcr*PPed to 8 0-8 cents. I think :. Engineer J. Donobue, lors onglit to unite in an apt express, received t o warn- common sense of the planter n of the presence of th? Buf- -tha? wuich does not comman,dl the track ahead until he tU5 ma^e; ?r a Price n the track. Re versed him a profSi on hw mvestmer it cn airbrakes aar: jumped J ,a^r ??G Il'ateFla'- ' ? t ,! Mr Seuter'a hint that "slc-ps "he en?';Be ct JNo. "< orasneu , ,- ----- , sleeper, "G'brakar," of be La,kcn\ lcd 10 an -nvctugai siecial with territio force. ^eveloped the fact that there ^ twenty-two necpl?- in the &u ^-emP'1'5 January S a moc it i'>e trn? southern State agricultural co is of J.' W. While, porter, er?* Tjlc chief 0fbjec'<ot th(? hi- injuries this riming, t0 insider plana :ur diversity. 1 .<> his home in Virginia. |er" a2rlculvuyai. pordoct. rei'-ased the bodi"-f at the 1 comrclssionerg discus: disaster to-day, and they "Overproduction of Cotion ? i11 to th.s city by relatives. f? ^c;,ius!0? ?,J? r ^IV lius to-da*- to teliihs story , /leCu* j? outcome c il disaster is t^e th root of Probabiy be an addres? to bom sleeping car "Gibraltar." t?:S UI?;aS diversity of crops. fill;*. 8. StdOUlUtriDg MiaSS at I Coold Not Kind licr oil 3 track vfcere tue disaster Atlanta, Ga., Dee. 24.ic rest ci the car w .-s burn- . . . ,. T n , fi trucks olthecerami all ?T?s ?l il. J<?cph'? Initaa. c wreckage, &s we; I &s t:i$ jCoiwtcs*, vruo has passe< 5. lis re been rem->7ed by i Tears looking for her child, as on the Sew \ c::< Cea-1 (jouatess Meia Von Zeldleka, | orer tvreatr years a^o the St. Louis express crashed Von Jewitzska was one of ih >r?i:.aiv' which was ia rear maidens in Prussia. Clouds t raexpress, the engine was ed scross fcer horizon. rer j Sor.i in the interior of the exiaJe^ and she was forced tc The heavy wood aud iron mac whom she neither love Gibraltar was reduced to spected. Von Zeldteka, on of) hen- were eighteen uassen- Prussian armj. braliar and all but. three of The husband abused his' lied or inj ured. The hiss finally refused :o live with hij). ^ steam and the c-ies and their only son, a bright, hands wounded and djingpassen- and left Prussia. She sold !. e heard a long d.stance, and, learning that her huaba >f the wounded and cries of America, followed him tc this e heartrendsrins:. A mo- She cculd eet no trace of the ! e Gibraltar took fire. husband, she learned, dicdsev oi both irains qmsfcly re- ai.'"- leaving the boy alone, th t? momentarv shock and I She wandered from city to t.he aid uf the imprisoned her iortune was almost exhausi senders from botn trains she taught music lo earn a 1 : !;i: i soon a score of per- She ir&s a brilliant musician hd ^.n'zed themselves into a war3 any number ol families One after another the k'lad to ha7e her instruct thei; J civin^ were taken out. In this way she managed to torn trom the uainjured fortablj in Atlanta. Xow sh the %ht of lamps aid from pneumonia. She has wii began to chop away the has to the bisters. d work of the Gibraltar. . :serJ ou by the cries of the n&rrib?. i>~d of bi?o y:n? people within. Some * okt Ark.,Dec.-J."ed iVsseu-ers hurried back 'V1 ^sassmatio* of two men . r; .. , nigntnear Wilburtcn, Chocta ;tn*uiBifU.?aam?hdp ?? been deT.J0ped l,y the oiiier tra.ns mat ai.gm t>e (^orge l. Longler at South J Indian Territory.* Three men the horror of the occasion in a wagon were seen Thur?da ,o work &nu began to rob goiag into camp near Wilbur ssengers. How much thej next day two stock hunters : known. It was not known bodies of two dead men n?-ar 7ere among the injured at their faces horribly ruutila he af-c:?!oi)t, and the f*ct wa.*en was followed, and th. v-re-i until this morning. Lonjjley while trying to sell Yskmteers worked among on the streets of South 3bfD-orS, ami Ilis probable lM<S"7 wM Wled b. made a cloak for stealing %% nn'Ut^e?C ... . t- ! . i Z most insolent manner, ana iu his moruiog Lnoertaker an?KerscaB gotteB ;roa, j p.epai fil the iQmaias o ceptthat tie forajftrly lited ii L:e dead, ;or ou; :a:, dis- jug^pn county, Ark., and waj Lhe body had been robbed. Missouri. lie is 22 years old r:n^ ihe clothing 1 om the parentiy one of the worst t bill touud that ttie --ockots brought to this ccurr. oi mo?y and v "rae*'d ' :e mUsi^. The kroner .^OHFOLk, . ? > ^rCtoo!: possession c: the ef- k'n.3 ?f.th* stKeampr 0c< j .l np, which uas arrived here, repoi ec.-. *nt -...1 nold ...e - eBC0UI1*ere(i a torriiic sale in la:r.Qdbr reUtiTc? of the 0u Monday, December 21. F crew were lost. Captain K< j* oat t.ie waiting corn at ports that on the next rru y wen. pathetic. Little . sighted a iarge steamer fly in It-.'::, an oi'Mr? A.M. of distress. Tb? reese! to ail a is iyini; 'or h'.s mother, was a passeager steamer ?r b-uijrd, the child seemed poo! to New York. Owing ic .ic77 hor> h:< met -r was. fogr the Oceap. Queen rss us u-"7 ?ht bad been i.stfintlT to her. \Vhen the fog lifted h.- i ikca sluepini; u the (-re was **?c ?r tL" distr^y r:.h ,ii motor. Two ? 4 compass enow ? aKcamr <b? Wared. "a?.P1?*d^P5?*rJ?r^ ' .- i J- i <->. of Inland were ti . ?'. 1 [ the ca3e. Captain Hopkins i . iriueiiiKj - -i^meer twiC 3^m*r wreoice<f. or.* Cex rti!. Le ?as oae V> i.O escaped unhurt, lie A Fatal Mistake. * "* ?f* r T\A? 07 oncicMe imi o:: aan^er jn'il Lb :f beard i -Jor.es. a woman from the roi - > . L >ui? express right! indulging m the celebration r.e crash J ma$ bj exploding fireworks. ;s I:iG iruinan&e cr.nDoa crackeri: haHHHHk1 vrhi.e it exploded. iler Inane d she was carried to attends ^fvmk ????!! TILLMAN'S WAR WHCOP. ?tiere was i i-a^za^e A SHORT SYNOPSIS OF HIS RE 3ENT :-k loDun- j SPEECH AT LAURENS. the lira of' id i *naali twn bridge -?16 I??ffi8lature I5*nal>oo*l?<l, Dsb -wcb?<l j or .Lsd Astray?TVhT He Ha^a*' Doae .5JTTED. 3Iore?"ItaJtou TT-aod'* to bt> C eared I Arra7?Irbr Jinc! .Shell Backing E'--a. d to IMT37- i Gkken'ville, S. C. Dec. 30 ?' [ cnn , . . ! beat any man in the State for go- jrnor depltrabJe J ^'ij it," ?.re about the -.vords et its just i Governor Tillman is said to ha*e utpecuidiion I tared to a crowd of about one tuvidred 3 and rem-1 p?c?p!?, a larje number of theru ne,he George j groees, from ths upp^r piazza of ^enai?, said on I tor Irby's house in Laurens Monday j niffht. ,o be attri- i "I haven't been able to do much so r>ts, which ! *ar>" the Governor continued, "because ?r fchoso of'lbft legislature has not been with me, 1\_0,.P _<>* i -&ur' h?P* you'll give me a Legislature r rat! next ve>,ir that wisi stand by tae. I'll < rsfhM i8ee that 1 S*t one." ent. Qi in? Governor Tillman is said to have res this rear I v.Ar^ nf tho T.arriu'o- I ' ? iUi 1 CAi tu OULUg iUVUl^tl O Vi raen*l one j ^ure 55 r0^ten vrood, and said they iloaticrt? bemj j <.,j t0 i\l6 when ihe gr?at reform re with its j mo7j"^ient sweot over the Stale last limed that tyf&r. tie rro^-v/j He compnrpd the IIask.eliitea t- -^ftT/?r fstnl there ' coins. Hp said a black nnake c^a he the larger! killed with one blow, but it takes two eat specu- blows to dispatch a moccasm. T11* seclarly \ew on(* blow Tr(iU!<i be given the IIu?kellfacu^rs are year heM:rwr of At the conclusion of the Governors . ' ;1 = ! remarks Senator Irby made a short oca source jgpK?ch anrf invj[Wi the crowd up to Decause u jgp^j. tj,e Governor. There was? sn invest- trUs-h and it is supposed everybody had 1 ork, who , a chance to shake hands?News. they will! .hey ?Ct a j The Greenville .Mountain City Echo, ;he majori-} which is understood to be strongly la ft-iil s x>ut [ vorable to the administration, printB it the ma- an account of the meeting at Laurens, it.'* part of which is a~ follows: urcrsatiou rhe intelligence of Governor Till'uter said* man's arrival here created genuine enarc ra'aine tkusiasm and spread like wild fir?, not r to fliwr- oc-y in lh" but *n the country as " well, so much so that, notwithstanding .ion, more coi^ weather, he was serenaded by 1^.vrou , a very large crowd of both city and n5 country people last nijht. trill do the Two brass bands Jed the cheering be utilized thronsr to Senator Irby's resilence (taction ol about 0 p. m. Cheer after cheer rent es: least 25 the air for Tillman, Irby and Shell, merchant* Die Governor appeared on the piazza s steps to and rcas introduced by Senator Irby in L 11 irk^n fK. I ihe me- & wt?ii cuuscu wuius. tt tr of turn- cr*es lor Tillman had subsided tbe Gov>esides the ernor in bis inimitable style, delivered , j, ) ' one of bis characteristic, strong-, tell*7.. ing, though necessarily brief, speeches. , a at in He began by thanking them tor their raring ttie grand ovation, and expressing bis gratia. only (ication at meeting them again, alcottonfac though his mission to this plac;: was ieal to the not political, but solely to get a respite ot to raise from the exacting and corroding cliclal 1 Its value labor to which he had been subjected will yield for some time, and therefore wa; not il of land, prepared to make a speech. He de! ciared that at the expiration of hi- first , tt:!1 soon I fc?-r'5 service as executive, he ?va.- able : ' wv,;?h' to report that while many o[ his 'rn , toe,,j i pledges had been redeemed, yet few / f ,Ko ! had not been. { Among the r.utr.ber of those n't rencni.ssion j[eemedt were the rail road bill, th' conmcet:ng:3 stitutional amendment, and the j uucic^ South- ti0Q 0j salaries. The reason for this Especially tallure was, that the great strength of s the topic the farmer's movement in the yes: 1890 ^s Its la ted "a as a source of weakness. Ther- rras s>acts and ducli .a land slide, or ground srrel' that c i',;0 iriii' instead of his crowd being like a ;isci hern plan- j phned array they were like a:- un} hridled mob that carried evorythn i be! fore it and, hence. elected unsu table u<i. i and unworthy legislators In inai ; inTbere lias i stancss. The reason that he ass ?ned ? p i to not approving the tax bill was that J. there would be bit 8130,000, and it j .jjghteen j would take at least 8300,000 to li^ date She is the ?he January interest on tke gc.ern. v ment debt and the current expenses . a iiiue of government. That the Lountess xetf-s anci Courier had already e happiest tried to injure the State's credit ?oou drift- aQ(j waa eager for an opportunity to father was censure him for appovlng a bill "that > marry a would have a tendency to that end. d cor r?- While, therefore, he could not consisticer in the ently sign the bill, jet he did no;, feel at liberty under al: the circumstances *ife, who *? ve^? a?tfer guardians of the ti.. State had passed it. So, he let it be ? jllc tvun. I ome child (oome a Jaw by his failure to reti.ru it ... M,fltpt| to the general assembly vrithiri the nd W-.S in thre<? days squired by law. The Governor alluded to the unprecedented and country. ^olly unwarranted villificatton to 1 K>y. iter vy^ich lia had been subjected frora the en-i ytars jale 0f "^larch. convention" up to the present period by the opposition city until pr<?s3 of the State, out said it did not Led. Then swerve him from his duty. Ilearceptilvelihood. ?<1 their reproach rather than their d found al- principle?. As to these curs of Ha:kellwho wore ism that are barking at his heels and c children, ^hrse biood hounds of envy and per live com- s?oal malignity that are aiming at his e >8 drin^ throat, he delies and scorns them ;ts he l?d all she Ierer did- ^esaid th;it he was assure to * - - *- - ? -4 ? ~ 1 n I 00 LC(3 govoruui Ul OVcii/H \ja?\jn um I as the world stands, and seemed or-ly to d. regret that the sisrD3 of the times ihdi-Thcbru CHted that the opposition would not Thursdav venture courage to try to beat him, Nation C01J!Ci?U3 t-h^y that he w;-s so arrest of ''e<"P!y entrenched in the hearts ardafdc\iister 'tt-tions of the people. ' In conclusion, traveling a'serted with much freling that he y evening ^ad faithfully, fearlessly and honestly tor The tham as chief executive, and found thel""ouJc* continue to do so forthenaxtl the camp ^iree years. So far as hU tradncers ted The' were concerned, he feared nothii g on " * 1 * U ? An U ??a) a tho ao rf h I n of 63TvH9 A00Y6 i ilC i til, i/Cy tu^ * ui vj & the team sa\e to do wrong'. LliDter re- Senator irby was then vociferously ereT??W- ca-'en ^,:r aB(l although on his native ept in the ^eivth and not expecting to r.peak, r:ou!d ) (Material 3?r set out of it.* .But, like healw;: vs is, hi;n ex he was equal to the occasion. He thankIn Wash !S(* them for tht-ir tribute of re.;oect \ raised in to his distinguished frianci and arid an-1 the only chief magistrate that .'a,^ 'ever' >outh Carolina ever had that came : rem the rank and file of the people and ! therefore, the only on? whose keart beat i. ! in unison with theirs. lie said '..nat, 'apt Hop-! although "our fnendf the enemy" were | sari Queen : r-ot entirely dead, yet no combination :ts having!or sei. of combinations und'r tho anmirtocean ; opy of heaven could defeat Tillean for m?r of his : governor next year; that he was :ven jpkias re- stronger than lie was in 1S'.KJ; tri.-' me jrninj he flutters ne*ded one more good vhipZ a signal i ping before thf-v woald be satisfied that pptrance j they \?6re tbe <:baci number" in ^outh otn Lir^r- j Carolina politics and :f the* oe.1t enttnedeDsel ure it there would not be" enoug i of able logu ! them left for seed. But he said b-* was ! nothing i iatislied that the sad experience < f the jed .iteaci- i past ^ou!d deter them rrom pritti ^ up din cork'i)nc ?' there number and that rb*y he initials I miffbi try to disintegrate the Far ner's graved on j Movement by ingratiating1 th^acsolres s positive ! 'iV-th some of our crowd and by tilery | and ether "ways that are dark and t-icks 'hat are vain," Induce oee of our own | ; number to oppose (Governor Xiilm -n on f Josephine s 'he ground tr.at he Is too ultra an-' that iiitrj, was ! it vfili ba better 10 have one i f the ol Christ-} "Cj)nvervative Reformers." The <enaSheLeid {tor d-wsit with special emphasis o this i her hand : point and admonished them that ulsin[ was torn j testation vrzs \?or.-e than d?feat. that a doctor.?it was mighty bad to 3wap horses *hile win* the | crossing a stream and very dang-rous nt to give j policy to ch2n^e generate in fr< nt of ?y from a f the enemy. He cldsttt?fcj advising to stand by their colors, r< main ttadfast and true tp their best in>rest ^Golden Oalf," ssgBa^qt interests. ?snator Irby's speech was punctuated CHILE MUSi all lb rough by applause and was received by such a prolusion of enthusiasm as XSe rresl<lout K, must satisfy ali at his home he is held * p ' in the highest esteem by the noble peo- ower pie among whom he was reared. Xe\v York. Xoiwithstanding: the lateness of the ??rrao?^ hour Congressman Shell was called for anci appeared on the stage and, as it Herald telegrap were, pronounced the benediction in "I have obtaii that felicitious style so peculiar to that fnrm?ti.vn that l gentleman by tellmgthem whet a maj- '"** nlQcant governor tiiev now had and re2aiC4jns Lae 1 that he would be reelected aa certain n? question cha1 as ne men occupied mas exaitea sta- pecisaiu:ireiu The speaking being over, the spacious parlors of Senator Irby were thrown mdemnity, and open and this great multitude of patri- for power to de< ots went in and shook the hand of the parations have t present and future governor of South ''Chile, feelinj Carolina. After which they dispersed, has determined Death and taxes may not come; a at the cannon's father may forget bis son and a mother "Such is the s her first bora. matic chess-boa There may be doubts about these pro- "Chile has no portions, but there can be no doubt that tion, but it is ki the "world, flesh and the devil" can't your correspond pre rent Tillman rrom being re-eieciea w .?? governor and Shell as congressman , "senor Mont' from thi3 district. ^as l?nS doubt* government to i what governor tillmai? says. of Chlie^S refU! Columbia, 8. C., Jan. 1.?Governor mands. Today,. Tillman having just returned from his mistake, aoci. _to Senator Irby. at Laureos. was cablea to 1 resic yeeterday tskfd about that surprise uation here wa speech he made'i? there, and he talked government mi quits freely in reg^l to the matter. Davy was beln; He said that when he lefi*"bsrsLhe had not the slightest Idea of maktE^ a 'Inis infuse*: speech, and It was as much a surprise to him as anjone <ilse. When asked Ps\y o firfha? m f-r, ttliyy f rvn t Vl * Cam#* Si V3?ll&Dxi~- \^ lUi a, iu iiagj, o wcbbviiicii o vu wuv ^ line, he stated that hs Intended to say great activTrp nothing more about the Legislature or army, and hot; to make any more political speeches ready to act in until he went on the stump next sum- n0}*cj*mer. Then, he said, If any candidate 'I"av?.i: u would be trotted out against him he be placed In eh< would talk and let the people know It is also pretty that he "could still tell the truth." ^iies W1*1 This Is the Governor's first actual l**1;*,,iorces. avowal of hi? candidacy for next year. The plans ha In speaking of the various accounts of promptly move tt-v... v>^ have been sele( OOiU CiU UCtUigiiQ, uv v*. vumv The State's was the fairest of all. vided, and all is Those published In the News aad Cou- 011 Chilean sc rier and the Mountain City Echo he formally declar< characterized as "exaggerated." lie these troops frc denies emphatically that he "made any The Western fo reference to Col. Haskell and Haskell- will be garrison ism."?The State. teer frontiers mi largeeities, whe ASAD HISTORY. will also be crai planned, will A Member oi a DJstinsulshttd Family ?v\r r?P 86V?raldif embark at San . ?Tramp. Galreston, Xev a ....TT??,. n -p. OA T , T, otber Southern AuGLsia, Ga., Dec. 30.?John Dor- ?Qf course a ? ~ J ~ 1 /1! 1 n*An1/^ ser. iae man wno was arresica on jurist- """*j mas Day on suspicion of having been ing*y Rufous lie 1'ackwood murderer at 2sew Smyr- the difficulties na, Fia., is a decendant of one of the government w . , ;1- - there that this < foaul!M ln Mary!?nd. ha3 at ,ast sugg< Yesterday a Chronicle reporter in the propriety ai search of further n?ws relative to his this governmen case, dropped on to the history of the aboard of arbri suspected man, and it is interesting ia "? am told th* liitiujf o clj tkj j uc John Dorsey wa? bom forty-six years vrould be reeeiv ago in Howard County, Maryland, his tITTI father being Upson D*rsey. one oftha * * most noted and distinguished gentle- ilxesbaiii men. not only in Howard County, hut ground in the in the State of M?ryland. When the slope at Piywo war broke out between the Staws, the deniy at about Dorseys drew their swords in defence of tkis ar'te-noun the Confederate c?use. John Doner, the surface to tl then a young man, joined toe First . . Maryland Cavalry, Capt. Brown's Com- acres was brol nont Tri +V? i * pnmr\an ttiorp wp.rn akv. I ihe big -breakc eral members o; the Owens family, who shaky, apd it m vrere also among the leading families in "e engine nou Maryland. When tne war was over, young John Dorsey married M'us Owens, fj bfl!i;'!jramoV( the daughter of Honor Owens. Their gaugs of men, union was blessed with one child, a boy ?er as surf? who is now 26 years old, only child of them at any mo the man is Richmond County jail. They, the engine hou: however, did not live happily together, the cavein and owing to the habits of young Dorsey, The mules, hov who was dissipated and a spendthrift, the diligence o: \ri?o wooifVi* ?n^ aa if their straps ai AJJLigO V * T 'f?W YVIJ ?f 4 |*MV? MV *w was feared Dorsey would, squander all house of a mine the property, his wife's relatires induced which began to her to leare him, taklnj the child with J??n' ** her. This was nearly eighteen years 'rZb'ed it to ago, and sh? is now lirlus: in Montgom- famuy were \w ery County, Md. breaker. Their Aiter the separation, John Dorsey troyed. The bi went off and sradually became a com- still sinking. 1 mon tramp. He has tramped nearly all tie to the culm ] over tke country. He would work a the trestle is in little, s?t a stake, and thea wander off surrounded on i to some other part of the country. He the cavein is fo spent a great deal cf time in Florida, the opposite di] working jn orange groves Dear Indian damage may be llirer. lie worked for a tims ?n Col. Pr0P*rtyWade's place, and als? Col. Reed's, of ^0trHufr^3?n! Quitman. Ga., wh? has an orange grove ? t f? t? ' in Florida. As soon, however,as he siants toward sc would jet a little money, he would start t-own js gradual off oa a tramp again. Last March he and people are J left Florida on a steamer and went to the disaster. New York City and did some work there. He then ieft New York and went A??aasinj to New Jersey, the last man he werked Mehide>', 3 for beio~ Aaron Brnuner, near Plain- Sif h! I1?W. N. J. lie then went to Trenton and was there dunn* the first part of most atrocious November. From Trenton he went to William 1 Philadelphia by water, and f:om there a ^liss Philli] ha went dowa the Chesapeake aud to 0f ;he bride's' Baltimore. He than tramped it from after the ceremc Baltimore to JJ?tt?r:J]e, Met, then od to paired to the p; ]31ad?nsburj, where he spout a n>ght. making began. The nest daj lie passed through glass startled tb Washington Citj on toward Fredericks- stant the^groon burg. He then continued his tramp Shot" He through Virginia, Xorth Carolina and ute? exP*re" down into South Carolina. On Dec. 15 made wire. Ih he reached the Edisto river aid took ?nn!fnf An^f aimer jrith a man named HoMen. On sWe the i0?se j the 16th he stopped at the house ot a perfora3ed and t Mr. Morris, near an iron bridge that tents of a 'doul was beinj conslruc.ed over the river, the form of Wri On the 17th he stopped ?.t Johnson's set- through the di tlement. n?ar a ?>aw mill, and on the was captured b 1 CfV? nnt- nn af "VTV 7 ?*vio' onrl tn Hp r>1 on the next day he stopped with a Mr. That oflicial st< Simpkifcs. Oa the 20th he .crossed the for Fhiladelph: Savannah river at Sand ]3*r Ferry, and posed that Jndg came to Augusta. But Aususta did just puniShmen not *uit Dorsey much, and after spend- Biamos ing several hours in the city he teft town Laurens, S. < and went back into Carolina, by way of an(i sevsra the North Aujusta bridge, and oa u'd to the guest o: S< Ed^eSeld, where he was arrested, ttIiIcIi the evening th< has en-ied for a while a trarap of seven- naded and sever teen years. A singular thing and zniai- ?s. Gov. Tilling porunt one in Dooaey's case, is tha: he excuse for not; cannot account for hicasalf prerious to extension of ta:< the 15th, lie stating that tramping as lie ^ excoriate ni; was tbron?h 4 he country, he had no way *eim? of keeping up with dates and therefore ^fated That i cannot gire the dates and places a:cu- ?rom mom rawjiy. curacy p*v? . wai n uw) i^aj much deadrotte his war to New Smyrna is perfectly t^e Capitol, and will In? t* ?0 without requisition papers, have a new Leg as he knows that nothinj cam be proved saying that he ' against him.?Chroaicle. when ne again v X?llh*r Cl?v?l?id Xor Hill. A Kor Pittsburg, Pa., Dec. 28?Governor Richmond. Y Campbell, of O&io, passed through boro, X. 0., spec Pittsburg tonight; on his way to New that V>\ II. Pea VnrV nn nrivjitp hnsinpsa. In an in- familv. living Si terview the Governor said he thought were burned to neither Cleveland nor Hill would re- Tuesday morn.ii ceive the nomination for President by of the victims v; the Democrats in 1S92. lie thought day. Weightm: the nomination would go to the We3t, jected suitor of. and F.ilmer of Illinois seems to be the arrested on sus mo3t likely (Adidate at present. mitted the crim< B8BH AP0L06iZ? 0R F1GHT-1 WASTED TO GET MARRIED L-adv to A?k Coajj.-e^ji tor [ to Declare War. |a DYi\G CONSUMPTIVE'S PLAN TO Dec. 2S.?The Washing-! spite her RELATIVES. ent of the -New Vork , hs tliat pap'r as follows:! ? , . AlterManT Efforts Her Attempts Prove ied tht most raluabie in-! las yet been made public j FrcStless?A:; La:t she Hakes a Will .hiiean affair. Tut'ieis Tendering; Her Fortune to a Policeman t the administration exsal from Chile to comply -How the Story Got 0atnd for^ an apology and Chicago, Dee. 30.-?Policea^au Benis ready >.o as* congress jam:Q Langlers secured leave of absence ilare war. for which pre- f , . -d tolookofrer jeen and are being made. Vf ec^ a=3' aa J8 -aia'10 l00K r that she is in the r ght, some business, and as be did not report not to apologize, sven ror <jutv at the proper lime his superior mouth. - _vl mu itunfo-' aooa the diolo- dicers investigated ma uuseuue. xuc r(j ~ " L " '1 result of their inquiry has been to lay t vet asked for arbitra- bare an extraordinary story. 10W11 to the cabinet and Miss Maria Gavin, a maiden lady ?riio lent that she is likely to lived at 717 West Jackson street, some months ago realized that consumption fc, the Chilean minister, had made such inroads on her system ?d the intention of this that she had but a few months to live, declare war in the event Miss Gavin o^ned about $16 000 worth sal to accede to cur de- 0f property, and as she was on bad terms however, he realized his with ail her relalives but an aunt, she r?r?n, f Tw determined to so arrange matters pr?s very serio's- tha'this vioc3 10 heraeath tbat noae of thcm b*" sant figM, aad that tiie s!V6s hf aun'-. ffoa,;d benefit by bet de , m:se. In easims about for the desired g rapiuiv uu a ? ? w means, she thought cf George McAuf is startling news, and sexton of St. Jarlath's Catholic the same sort: church, and determined to request that is the navy been made he marry her. His consent won, ent of hostilities, but thought to leave him all her prop iws^taken place in the thus making sure that none of herjfclth dr.pafstuifiiits^sre now rc*^y,V/j rrnrconcert at a monrsanfs The invalid lady lost co time in apf P'0?clliD? tlie seston on the subject. irge of the navaUorces. fa ^ oniy too anxious to.? definately settled that S.?d= to ^ *i3h- ^ fir called ?a - _ have command of the ^auier Cashman of St. Janath s and asked him to tie the kaot. His reverivealreadv been made to ence refused to do so unless the usual 10.000 troops. The men formalities demanded by the church were % -? * ? 1 J 1 ;ted, the transports pro- 'gone tnrougti wun, wmca womu uavo ready to place this force taken time, and Miss Gavin feared that >il soon after war is she mi^ht not live to carry out her pur5d. It is proposed to take pose. She offered to leave her property i im the regular service, to Father Cashman, but the latter blunt- ] rte which they will leave iy replied: "I bave no objection to be- J ed by malitia anu vciun- -lcl? Leir to property, but I do emphali- J re trtwns are not?nee l^ caliy object t0 bekl= heir t0 a lawsuit-" J f^edin her scheme, Miss Gavia deleave the Unite States lerm:ne?, t0 *eekua lawyer's advice^V 9 lerent points. Some will occe- route stie met Officer LanS" SB Francisco, and others at ier- of whom she requested the address r Orleans, Key West and of a lawyer. While walking along she points. told her story to the officer, and closed nrr.r?r>5i>i/%r> tn arbitrate bv berrsrincr him to become her husband. interfere with ail this. The policeman eagerly agreed, this be- SB )utt, who is an exceed- ing the ' business" to transact for which man, and who knows he obtained leave of absence. Kegardof advising the .home ies3 of the fact that the consumptive's . -JM uen it is not believea physician had ordexed absolute quiet, he ^sted^P^i^n^M^tt secrcllj made h!s wa*int0 Miss Gavin's 8 id advisfbllltyof asking >' se and carried the poor lady oat to t to lay the facts in eon- a ,wal 102 cab> ?-^nng the driver to e Baltimore case before ^ke ttiem to the nearest clergyman. 39 .tration. This happened to be Pather Cashman, 9 at there is considerablej ^bo sternly rt-buked the offier for such ~ 1 x1 aP on/3 nr- | t hOW thlS proposition I ~v Vi oiu^iuivv r auu vleel." I dered the cabman to take Miss Gavin : ? back to her home. ( ?b*u_',I!=* ,p, Next day the dying woman, whose ~ 1 as, ?a., j. ec. -i.~-i.he {acuities were still in tbe best woriring vicinity of the Gaylor order, had a business interview with a uth began to settle sad- real estate dealer named William Ad- I half-past three o'c.ock ams. To him she made the same ofler, ' end in a verv short time ^ut k? refused to take her seriously, and left the house as soon as his buslleeiisnt of two or t-ittee | ?? n?t?miii?d to ken up and cavemg in. have her own way as to her relatives, ir of this mine is very Miss Gavin then called in a lawyer, ay fall at any pioment. who drew up a will leaving $15,000 se, ci- ho use and storage ?Vonh or the property to Officer Lau^lers aad $1,000 to the Little Sisters of k"i> fast as possible by 'he on condition that when her who work in great <iao- aunt ^ew feebte they care for her aunt, ice may drop and eDgulf solitary relative wna whom she ment. The stables near was on friendly terms. This doDe, the 56 wure first aHecteci by woman's streegth rapidly failed and oa . 1 thn Orr> .-\f *?>5e frtAr>t,h fthft died. The were Drojitjii V<J picuco# vuv */vu. v* buiu ~ ? rever, were all saved by relatives, on learning of the provision f the hostlers, who_cut of the will, declared their intention to id let them out. ^ The contest the document, and the taking r named Richard Glace, of preliminary steps to that end resulted woe in tli2 extraordinary story reaching the l rums. Lt was bunt of ,)U-ni: iirst drop of the surface pieces. Glac? and his CMlenn Contumeliousness, ffi?nUi?ate?anf^e Valparaiso. Dec. 23.-Minister reaker this evening "is has officially resquested the Ar'he timbers of the tres- ='eatine minister, benor Tjrrlburn, to ailes are broken off and noto tIle Presence of Chilean police ruins. The' breaker is agents in the immediate vi :inity of the i ? one side by houses, but American legation, as also the attempted irtunately extending in arrest on Saturday night of Frank Egan, rection, and no further the American minister's son. A meetdone except to the iu:ne lag of foreign ministers will shortly be officials say that the held for the purpose of requesting the the cave are ^ strong- attention of the Chilean government to1 thej are unable to ac- vrards action of the municipal authorities inking unless tne cave jn maintaining police surveillance of the American legation. An additional infathered at the scene of suIt. the American minister s on Saturday , m the case of one ot the refu ges under his protection, who applied ited by his liivai. for a release upon furnishing bonds to lis*.. Dec. 27.?Word appear when wanted by the authorities. :om a town twenty miles This was recently granted to another re 5 ? .1,? r .,,,-1 p. ;,k /TKo iillU HCiii viic ijauu" IUl^Cw !11 my opjiuiou IV^avivli# xuv aper county line, of a government replied that the retuge must r^J murder. Oo Thursday tirst leave the American legation, sur- > _J >v right was married <.0 rcric7er himself to the Chilean authorities "ad submit to imprisonment. The >nv the'bridal party re- government, utter he had done these irlor where the merry- things, would condsider his request?not Suddenly a crash of before. e party, and the next in- A ?ealoa8 ?9Cape. feU^andin a few min- I^tsburg, Dec. 23.?The three-story ^ \Xl: ^ ! brick dwelling of A. F. Trichard, 2,918 e asspss'c a man Smallman street, was blown to atoms Wrio-h*'??-ivai fo- the shortly be!ore 1 o'clock this morning Jill*?' ilVw.v\ed out! ?yan.explosionorr^uralga^ Pritchmtii the ceremony was hpn fi'sch-^rp-w' the '-on- bo> nain"d ^a\id lionueU, and Barbara Sar4lS sho clu ^ Reich, a servant girl, were buried in ,)ieoarreiea sno.guu a* thorn5nc Whpn rfla/.nfld thev were ail !"n'ales? Jotasca v p wbo b?iri- 2#nd brii.Scu., but no on? was f&t&lly resent'at the wedding. The cause of the explosion irted with his prisoner ?as,gaf leaka^e 13 tae c?llar-. Mr. S'Lw^hl-'nAf/o't ar.dewe=t2toC-Se <SS?fiad ??S a bas*? for a customer, which he tad _______ stored ar/ay. lie struck a matcfc and the Le^i^istiire. the explosion followed. The concusl\, Dec. 28?Gov. Till- sion wts terrific, pieces of the building 1 other o^ntlernec '.- ere beinf, oIottu half a square awsy. It is snator frby" todav. In considered a miracle that any of those . - , in rh^ Innldintr r.t the time should have 3 geiiu^lijrru weu- JCic- 0 ai of them made speech- escaped with ?their lives. Mrs. Prichin in his speech ?hvsan ?rd and three children, aged 3.7 and 9 signing tn^ bill ior the yearn respectively, were ia bad on the :es, and t&en proc?* led third i!oor r.cd were taken out of the s Legislature. lie .said cellar. ' Jrm m ollics would be ketheref0rmsC0Dt.ini- A 8u?cjda Party. v, Cjj n the tide which sv.ept Ioxi.\. Mich., Dec. 20.?Less than a ltains to the .seaboard year 2?? Urace Cook, May Shell, Fred m_i n driftwood ilouted into and a girl named llogers, resid- SB tha*. he would have to 2n3> this city, agreed to commit sm- - H islature. lie closed by citie- Three of the covenanters have "1 - - aireadv Derished by their own hands < ivomu give mem i:<wei? ; r % .. . - . , , rent ou ths stump. ?p-d thvs four,t!? 13 earned and may have changed h?r rnmd. Grace Cook, ribie T.-asedy. the lirst to die, took morphine. Several 1 a., Dsc. 26.?A Golds- months ago Fred Butler attacked alady lal to the Dispatch sars clerk with a club, and on being identi.rsall and ^his wife aid i^ed and tracked by officers 5red a bulx .miles from that citv, let into his brain. The third life sacrideatli in their dwelling fied in pursuance of the agreement was ig. The charred bodies I that of May Shell, who died atI3attlt '-f rere discovered yester- j Creek with ever? symtom of poisoning in Farmer, a former re- by morphine. The agreement was made Pearsall's wife, has been at a convivial gathering, probably in picion of having com- fun, but is being kept as though it were r -- a e. a sacred obligation.