The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, May 05, 1887, Image 4
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MAdanlerou nsville,
The m6 Lynchburg, Va.,
were covered wt 8tok Tuesday morniog.
A large ntie?oion meeting wa8 held
ni pinoiinati last tight.
- ling istalkod of for the pres
New York Athletic Club.
6 t*f3223 to 22'7 Canal street, New
Sat anght. No fatulitles. Loss not
G. Blaine and1 family passed
\ tough Alban, N. Y., Wednesday, bound
for Augusta, Maine.
Bloxhan 19, Perry 23, Pasco 16, seat
tering 12, Goodrich 13, was the vote in
Tallahasseo Wednesday.
Thirteen Irish constables, who have re
cently resigned, will sail for America to
rnorrow.
Lieutenant John W. Danenhower was
buried Sunday with military honors at Os
Wvcgo, N. Y.
The trial of .J. 11. \incent, the default
lag State 'l'reasurer of Alabamna, has beent
postponed to .July.
The Iussian govcrnmnnt has dcei(led I')
recall Count Sclutvaloif, Russiant apihaSsn
dor to Germany.
The Iungarian primnate vill present to
the Pope, on the o(1sion of the ltter"
jubilee, a beautiful gobI hitilice. . -
Fifty of St. L< i '
henn oest citizens" have
, ior 1 lection Ilrauis, and the
Ex.Seeretary and M rs. Manning will be
presented to Queen Victoria at the next
drawing room, on May IS.
Senator Hawley has left Washington for
Hiartford and will remain in Connecticut
for several weeks.
Murat 1falstend has gone to Chiciugo to
call on Mr. Blaine, in the interest of ten1a
tor Sherman's candidncy, of course.
'Tho works of the V slhuri4- Manufactur
lug Company were in Incd l t-t night. in
New York. Loss $I,(t0.
I'hc First National i;:muk of ShilitesviI1e,
N. C., has been authc,rized to coin in e
lUSinesa with a cpitalli of 50,O0(.
Samuel E. lliighlatnd, ex-Tlreasun( r of
Carroll county, ltal., his been irestul for
etnbezzleimnt , ans b L 1oidi fixed at $t,O0t).
Major Innes I idol ph, one of the edito.
ilal stail of t he Untiinore A lica;i, dit d
Thur:day at his residence in Baltimore.
Vater in the St. I.:wence river is s!owl
subsiding, ani duang r is radially passiq;
awty.
Teasers Itntd miXers in till window gln""
iactorie' of ite IPi:t-lurg district have
struck for ni'Ier wtages (10 per cent.) and(
the mills a( clo.sed.
Two mecn were kliil n I ie new :ile
dut work:sin.I New York W1ednot-tlay. (Io
fell down a sI;tift aul a roik w\eisching; a
to fell upson tht ohher.
'Th'e roIV, . Y., stove motlilers wVan
to retUu to w1ot k. .Manutflitlutlrrl, how
(:ver, vill not. r<1Sum1lie till lie boy1cotted
Jtattern tr Iulec is I lria net ly seil led.
Rcco,lia"l 'T'rolIte, wIi osc sluw 1every
J(tts oc(^asionet, d ; hun tin ng his friends.
wast5 t:kcn to his Imiue in, 1;ostuon on 11oni
daty.
A t a1 rt ece.t (, ot i iii ; in I iasin Sen itot
Ildtu nds l.i "'.i Ihn-e(4 II t l ih'>it', 71nd( i
ribald I>>r;0: I. ph :i r ti tthat tIy tll died of
congLes:iye <rlI:
Lab'orl i.ve h, It t !i ,i al , tit- Uli i e
1.A II I 1l :- VI" I r. t l t'~ "'t i :tl I lilin, 1I113l.
whi h tre ito,t in nc" d I tI hVi t I ie nadt
istratio(n.
Onti te i21 o li f 1 hec3111nh1.,th
flihe l ion.-l ilio li0' hne3 , Attorney11)3i (lh'r
eal fr. Ieu ! l era idt h u i
eialap hench 1t'3 (:a 311band. t113 (tW
The I (3 l'ope less en co ileia l not3' t
the French al Ge a 1:.1 -3ilver1nnnt',, 'l3er-1
thel rit-. h : hip, (3 3I ily3 l f i():t w , hic
the (iid. '1firlm ki!' Hev- n Turkh,h'Wil'
thei(0 r nor lItr Lihh (3Dada.13 1111 lU
ting of01 al) bot. Aitourth man 33 aved h31(iin
tself byli nging3 to11 a3 enk' of-i3' ie. 0i3111i
AIllen.\Oi Thurman 3 - inlit2311 ththe w3on't1
i1a olie1w l31.ve, an ii doel heiv- n13 t33
Ato juory beln liinonl to'3 detmine
tlly ;i1l tyd h310- hIta ali 3',olique13.
Fhnoious.Mi tpuh3.3,n inn-pan tl the uin ion.
Arsn AtepI-t 3Linake3-13I (3toe iSublm Id >rk(
tellt 3111uisw pt t3-l1 Is ii tih le beend (Igy
coted is3 cauinlig itikis by workw deiit
tht trall. hinlii var13 htlesNothad
Tihe moltisn fralill Iban'l'ofil 1enu fr om
Cookd Como i le theiWe3 er ie OVlms beena
ovete d, and1 the- tial w(- ill,t tho flore,
hae MobIil aen,it e . lubro o
tuerre antsel t11hitemorary ole isupend)
ling oug aiin hort ll(111iaI o iI
rie1l Ctog, late aro enoltn, whL' illout
shooti Cnduyetor Iay 1iternoon31 stOl land mor
wracy wound h1im3 f. Tc rnh he otin -w
Jam'he si.err, Jhi li l(rk to the Fir(s1tt
Asiat Sl'oc(n (l.r 'nu:1, dtidiser,
da. H t a he livedt utildn st' o hei'uold
he beel-nmin cont iiu publidca sevieS
Fank Muulletn was received lmin iig Woi
prion pl ih rv u toasenoid
ten years for aniassaul in)the firt a gel
oftenesht monn he was(1 l'fud dead I
is,t e lll aning bylng the tfl
lra lbama is beit thewotis er. oTe
gtstoJulkers o acousint of Pabsmc
of. Crawfrlsad Vrin.t' cle temn themp
h avgi een tarete. nie ohl
adasic metan Im Vistowriaght', Londoui on
Bily 2C o oy, agbrakemn, the krm illd
The residen hoIss ditoe the apo~int.0
mendt f urenGokr trbr,U
P.A,t inetgt h ert fioua
in orth pevntono yelo feera
prcicdinAexc and Bazil
The ilvrandhs mploed t th G t
*08
l tor's property in Milwauk , has come to
this country from England to enforce the tb
payment of his so-called claim. in
William J Florenoe, the actor, has pur' ht
chnsed two large lota at the intersectiol of hi
'I wenty-first street and Connecticut avenue, w
Washington, for $15,600 and will build a fr
line residence on the ground at once. h
A Fort' Monroe, Va., dispatch says that
Privute Minileld S. Miller, Company G,
5th artillery, was drowned while returning
from the Soldiers' home Theatre. Ills It
body was rccovered. ti
Sir Edward Thornton and party have ?
arrived in Richmond, and made the ac
quahitance of the members of the conhmis
ston appointed by the Virginia Legislature.
The joint commisiou is now in session.
It is fortunate that the war horses of
fun.ous soldiers are diying off so fast. It
woul di have been only a qistion of Iih I e
when some Congessmn woltill intrCdtce
a hill to penlsionl them.--1%/ii. TIiluaw.
A (ispatich from Cookton, Austrlia, an
nolLces that the satealer Bentun, I riii
Singapore, was sunk in a collision w1it a ,
hark -off the Island of Formosa, andl that
150 persons were drowned. No Europeans ti
were lost.
The Denver Labor Assemly No. 217, SI
Kights of Labar, adopted a resolution
censuring President Clevelan l Iaeouse of tl
his actai In o(ul'ring troops to I)h(kota ti ,
evict settlers on tl; Crow tond \V ii nnchago .1
''he anti-S heryil' L,tn t \isllin'hm all
,., nk thatt the Ohio li a e's utlh iI
i .i trip was t:an to esirly in the c inv:1
It would hav,' ph':lsedi 1iem1 letter if he l(1 ('
not tone before the spring of 'b;. p
I.icuten:ualit ( ivernor ItidIle, ScieI t:try
l ;Iat e Allen atnd State Audlitor leCarthly, 1
(It the 1Kn. itsa board of lail',m( ass(essrs,
were in ji red( and narrowly ('seCapid deal Ii
b;y tho' wreck of a train on whii:hi they were
ridiig.
Eit;ht "s(eab" patterns were put into the
511(1 at ('heli of the threc Si e tfact o111s (1
I)('troit W(ednesday Iiorning, and the men t
1%int to1 work up lon 11hem wVit hout1 proteSt.t
1l're of the St. Louis pltterns hav been
reICeivedl.'
A calif jerked Ile prop a frimt un1ld *r a i
se itio l (( I I'hic thre nre iite a \ t((' l 'ork
in ,'Iilnshld( c'unnty, Ill., W\'dne'I:y\. ,1.
II. li,rns, a weallhy f:rnl-r, who ws 4n
the Mt'ihlll; , w(,'as kiled an n( e workmii:In
t;t:illy hUrt.
W . I'. i"owler and iIr. Si ivert, n.e(t r of
tie Eitiscop:l Church, had a ditliutiity at
Ua'iad;i, hliss. in which1 StiV''4 wa 1s m r
ttv\ woundcd. The cause of the trouble 1
hi nit hlecu ase('rtained!, bu0t Stivers sayVs
that 1"(\F ICI''s act waltS julstiliatble,
A 1'('so lion was introduced1( in the We'st t
irginia1 S'nate W\ednesdtiv to rvd111I for i
ii' et'lemtent oIf a c'Iim of \'irgn i:l d:litist
\\' t \irgtinia for t8,1 1,0I.0)Il as tin- 1lter's 1
'inir' of the Stalc of \irg(;inia at the thin
tle itatIe of \\ e',t Vir:inia; wIS ('eRted.
If the iintcome of 21 n:tiiways is dIe('rIa l ll
in 'lie week"I, th1-ou_h tih- I I'lr Stati: (' m
n Ie Ittaw, ii('te n (f ,1( ,(tUU, h \w n1, II I
will I 11hle d1'c ea'(':I'-e fI ' yer' of I It l U' rn s
in l fthe 1,21)1 tanitaw y complitnites 8 h'I I II I
l't il t Stlte-: lbp''"1ectfu!1ry' t reerred to 1( I
Sen l'i' lic:lgatn for li II cnsw r. 1:
.cIrh Sharlp, of NeV York inr:ulwty 'I
surfa ce ratilr<r;dl Inotorie:ty, watts ( '1111 in tie S
('''nit of )3er 8m1 'Iermliner 1,r ttial in I
the: indlil'tment for1 bribery}, (n 2l ('(;uts. t
'T'le lefendelnt was'N not read3-, and tlie (":t-(' l
v8 set for tri .M :iy lit1.
An caslt-h'ndnl Ighcitllt 1iniin1 on lie At- 1'
hl, i8' 18 i4 l :In( 11;lO )'('di ' lullO:I 1,1 (ii-i t (I
p:ill hlyi b u'rned brdg merlL \(1 the A rroya'1f (
('.110n 1':IrIe. a81ndI ll t i I ano went do. i
n..Ii I liell' It - !,t 'tl( le I t '8rttt14l,
w 'i ( t 11 )1 11 of Iii' ( 'c r 1
It I etmll ' I lle I b r i of\ i: - 'ur tic i a
1i b1 In. lel's : lil mnl? u n lIl ',c t lt' tl 1;; t.h, , ;
of (ltiiinR .'' inh::m, ( Ala., cap8 -it $ c: ,c ci
I \' .,1 caita 1 00,0004. . h c liiC1 c
Ic 8. A. ,I. Grant.'8, c noted higa i, died.4 b(
atUinbridge8 jail,8 a4.lter an id . ill s of nIl
days. l'ccie w'ai awitin~-c e- ril forc r 'bin
1cd8.lan i8I. \\heler, lof 'ie,r: i,l ..dl
8 n t thei Tr(ii:lcury 81h-i'1si(wn \'h4-ii r
44('i the 118m:u ich was soc4'1(0( r l ul i 888. i
dic -h rg of a c c!: un.n uIli(I ( b i tii( i c a l .8un
ml hncr 'c ih'e ist of 'x-:eshlent lehi: lt
Thie lcioll--n ting,O rinn an li kncIeofteh 185
to1181the8' four wicnh'(by-a sie of~5 texplsions,1
wich shook884' 18 tI neighorhod tlike4. erih - j9
lcuiti s. The m-lc)ls wer tot'ai ly4'- 18( demoli 1i'- I
i timuph:mtly1011)cil118 hnou c.' ct discovery 4.8
IllI' cA'lIcIl tl i 88 88)88'818:1 i i-Ii-c a
by :c \inlcria \8 :n . ylofilc~, 18188 prsen t Nov- h
el i wek ofthefablouswea b ot:ded
lt nes bylt c'uti titutI)'Iing steam-hacting it
also8)(1 s iiitive sv.h Lyt livesio teise-d o r $
of( Ioul.h rtitwill notkl the se who14 (op- is
erat i .- . . :1. i 'l 85( 8p . (-.).i5c
i/'( 83 iiit et814'i. from (liefiniglit Ilti'. he s
lice o things in(1( T'(ixaisjd i s igto( tind
a11. h l8i.1nut ofIc (18n.y dtwn S4'thi) for hla -c
18 14 8i 1 proicit 1 8iili ':nn pai4n cit(s. h: n o n o
818f, 88itac from I11I utide h:8c hti Apri kum n
118'19 iiplow- to ur line N thnit e lps d.(i 1',
A'I1I ii8 local( pln Ach-eiowa h1oeka in l(Ia i
""io'urg \''n11., t 1.ols nd in t'oraniof th
lie ditit Win the-. Z ent n. b!rrh isour
d' i rieht cgveos IM ri hiti''on ljoie'y
Asy hey dlistietI-- abouti 80 am nd te t~he i
distr it are(caimed bym the Priit t ionis881 tlt
by sma81lll 488 maoiiei1i83 Everyhing8u8se1of
An:'zc impondan, an'e8811 of tuher manu.yv a
facurers was Tbrelui dngm'e y yestr . ('Is
:etd Aktiion i to the CItr) 1tate Chc a
'm88s8.'iontas, lopted ing forie suspensin
ol noth e f lledto fof tei interte h8Iiw5 i
a thlei atunb0er 00 u ine in eiblyI dcomal- I
ire y thIeia increase an in riht toli. is
odersuanddlaIin truckt dritin for 75 m
(d(1 subet to revocsati, aiyndu wi the ato
iloIs ae phedsi to he Nopr)rther Paorkl,
uat F ads.Loing and Sanu Francictto
forh libe aginot Princee Bima'ekI on ac-Ir
8on fa tlckuo ht ae aef
nyth Canelo i aspec n heRecht
M. hecout uisjut dcied ha it
has n jinsdicion n th mater, scth
i ri n c , b ei n a G e m a n g e er a ',i nl
Judgoitbam1jtbe ttew Chfl Justice of
o District of Columbia, is five foet ten
ches in beight and welt p)roportioned. lie
s keen blue oyes, a traihht noso and 1
gli fore'head. whito hi iron gray )eardi
trn full. With the excepto1011 of a . i1it -
in g of hair around the lower pat of h
ead1 he is entirely bald an( fir mnuy years
'ore a wig of long tlaxen hiair. Latl ly be
isc'trded thi8 vanity.i
G. B. Mason and wife, of New Orleans,
Ive arrived( at Louisviile. I{y., on thei
'icycling toi r, having coverd a listin i14'
f nearly 2,000 mn itl s at an nve-r:tge of 0h ,
iles per (liy. When they let their L1oIins
mna plantitilon Mr .l l s' l waii 51uIferiii:
'it It rhell t tisn, lt no; :l tcln0g'' Ii 11
(,\V r len:ia i. ''le I'lit(' t:!lr ii \\;t"i lip th1e
e:.t side of the ;lii. i-pi'l)i, ho' return I1
>nuney \\ill be0 doiwn th c:i- rni sidI,. )
in the i)eu ratic liiiiua;i 's l l In I'"
il y l't. -htatilnvy it 1 r, Iib'l di'- I
itdi th:tt Genciral intun i',. l;n< 't :. if
h'rt fliu ty. W ,lillld hs' th ' n( : (; .\", 1'o r -
I h ':tt, o t 't ' tln , l i i l I -:-i
Irl';'l 3 ii w 'e1 -lected by 1 ht. . 1 ii
ntt:lil),-r o(f othcrs hi \' >int atl t.a i t
mtthey wviil iIupputt himn in thi' t 'nym(
tn SitI, l't'i orii liry:tn h t h i".r I,ii n
-liint (.i ve''t'nlr. Thel, othert 11)nt1-t ar
IlI iln lolbl.
A\ spi'i'htl fr'nnl .Jile - i'f ('II, Zy
i t l ( . ti )1 ('ti( , 4 1 ' :l i' .''-:t'. , .14 ' r 1rI 1 I i
IN t n ' . s w t ' i l 1 , ' i i l . lu I' h S)i IS
I 11.it \ e>.rhy t M rr
i'"di:y iii rin it' i t\hilth .I ;o I hi u(y
't'. i shit,. t i, , ii it i'! t ::'i! ind : ;nill
Itt I:'i -i , ti \i1I11l -r. i i :: s :we n " 4i ii i''t.
Ithe he l :1+!by iuw.v iri . 'i " e 11,"I t 'l, ':
i t- '1. IIh'u 444 tlli tl '(w iI '.i t !) |
'ie (llv i11iiL' l i t o 0 w\iid. \\14dkt'rI lov
I:. J1. I1 tIng Iii southi n (-i tiv:Iti,r.)
T''ie iLrate' riistio w\"ork on a ctttiuit
Ia1m luiig the('11111 itoit of May 1 ('11cotoni
lpiin . Altnong; tho uiltmyOp i);nt'hin('s
hat- have bleen invt"uti'd tt dlu I bin wurkc
o)ne has1 y't b,i.'t vcy fahtVo)rab.)ly re'
('ived tor'E; i ge iail\y adiip)t!l by fai<i er::.
h( / Iloierti" Ii (if 1l ike11l to 1 4l41opi -i
ai g;- i tt :"':mii- to d1 titt .d i! tn , ve-'
Iluigin. ui) h! iut :ti l I th 1 'I ( ' is' 1 n0
\t r-e1 ttt ji,limet htt t ilei,'l ct 1t hc41i
literializedt 11 0 aI mt:tliie't., Sit('ht a
ia:rl'lhtitle, It a ei, i:4 ,l11, pr bby 4 titin
hit pOsstibilities of liunan invi tion, ii t
44III) C tlt o ll4:t\cst 41 ' :t.\4 1 1 ttuili, j t .tt
.he44c01t.on 1mrve4' is an1141: uni44 itd44
a t it imt Iii it no t o clcar thtt a
ttat;hino for chop'ping, or merely
'b)locking out"' routt--n-rrleduing the
ontin1o111 11W of platnt to hutnh i
xat4ly what i:, needed. Wh'liysthedl 1. it' 4(51
IIIs to t'uro' it a ion1ltitmous 'ow%V It
,ianta, and( the aiit the Iir,t (op'rattionI
>rul'e'd to dr(itroy, the' contin uitt ? Ont
,n>nr, ulnf(1rtilized1 i ltull, ichi II piti
hl't hue phtuits ihlubtlt u-hmd' v('ry lt no
!1l'1 rdt.' 1U llhke i 1 'a\ llin- ; trlj ,-!
.onii li ,it i 1,,w ) :is 1 '' 'i. U11 t t . -1.
4' it j4 'eIl1st1h ill 'nine 4::ury v.l 14..1 r
i sttalhs 14 inch'es: to tu i ( it t i
>'a 'd . in h il or 't Ihe - '!r trdy b pitc
''a 1114 I il 1"111.14 ("e m - -t!'( , '(1 i .t (!'44 1
\\'writcr ph..nt(d hti:; O l te cr'p vu wo
icte(+ive 4I ars 4 in lulls I-l., w it
Iii'rin st Saiti.ht:tl ry' re'slli.. Jhit it i -
,"> latie now tO 1t.i1s the pli cy of hiil
r iti -1lanitii; T1'he cty ti near .) l ,
.iulti"dt and i ll tO l.1oh1 it s u n' -:
'y f( 11r thiv lirst, Op\e'l'i i ' ll.
If the soil l:t: be1 e tIp ch i in 1:
,i it ( o1 h(1 ( i4 ii 1por t ie i "t
irt' t 0d l t in th i ;
! co(ii1 ltionl ut tlie I:'tlt tiin
':t It 41' 1' ':n I'. i t. 1 , '.. e -' 4 ' ,
;( llnte 14 w ii la-i t14 \'I1 lii i' I 44- 1
nd compara4 .t i 1 1.1ne
e.i~' 114. , cr 1 b n i
I 44t1h1y pi I i m 4'a, 1 444
um:1 a1 'troke'. f1or e 1- ha .4' 4 p4 n '
i. We ba 114.4e.en4 'jp4rt h44-h.uah4 go
ver. in411h4s 11ry1 t44 4o11', 1' p4 1h:u41 p4r
ay1, 11444 ('ven1 114re. .1t mber,14 in
1ts pla -ho.4 i1ng, or "hh;1.4142' :( "
h1.41 of4 the plows n qir : m.14r441
4mes up(1 together 1, hov.14ever pted. 14'4
une iace,"l ilthu 18 e:12 tn i t irv the cro,1'
'4 rlievjing 14~ the hunger and4( tis of(44a
41ing (1a1s tnickly ill p:ie :t ti o as44l"
.1ridly2.(4. The1econ hot. ing)'4 ('hould(i
imu1e1ce in 44a1 feyw 4hty afterll 01h iter
it0hmolds care poW 11;1111 18> being41
ti4405:(to a ru baii wiebyl canl hoti done
iid the plom lquentI p ls e kill-u
Ily done) thrilttU41l lit(tle, if1( a41'ny,
hoe~111 hold the low than: is g(111enerally 4
>t1 )1ron. cuough 4 r catref4ulc4 enoug to (1:
>tton i ho( tle 0rrages; itn shldlt
del10111 intrutcd .s..'~yI to oberan arner
ird141 steadier(t haude.(4434f h 8h)t' 1
hooIt bm et 111p.en18 at4144. least. i oths4.
ed 1out.1lt 14 Unt a corresponden4't, M. Geo.!
wyrc ks a4 4 5 4WE1 ditTeren view,411 -ui ineists
aInt thevinperitendnt. hasy, n-ol powm(s 'r
ies beyonhd tho1sei cnferredI uon him4 by211
e teneral Assembly.4 If) that v(l4:1e s cor-4
et,V then thei'1'yI tinra Issenh.(y gis to b'lme
r not' fmakeing1 i the':4 dutyl of te Superin
:)nt leto'enny ., loutin thil requilement.
aIn'tiare t attois. n Ithu tth
>etors gve ha upotatone>rur wel n.
"e i ell nt i w't n oto" aeu
orhliig,a l. 'W y, -i" t ,'
el s i I ad eenraied ro th deml,'14
(;ARLI LR ON )EMOU AtLV.
It, Views Regardtog the Dutie of hi Pat,
At a reception tr> John 0. Carlisle, glven
y the Kentucky Demoeratic Club in Coy
ntttn, Mr. CarlislO made a short speech,
rtm which the following extract is taken:
i want to say to all Democrats that we
voultl be unworthy of our name if we sl
owed any number of reverses to dishearten
;. '[he growth of the Democratic party
t the inst 25 years has been wonderful.
\t the (lose of the war we were entirely
mrt of power, we had no ohice or patron
. and were practically ostracised from a
tmie in the aiTairs of tte government. The
minocr;cy had a politicul faith founded on
he piinciple of Jefferion, and they fought
or it without hope of reward. There has
nvcr been a thme since 1876t when the ma
triiy tf the people were not in favor of
hs prot pks of the )emuocratic party. 1
at.t to uirss C upon you the uecessity of
":c;nlig to your principles in any emer
tncwy, ::n1 at all tlections, no matter how
I 0al1 amil unimportant they seem to be.
.> pm can he successful in any country
n !ss it has principles upon which it will
.take its existence before the people. This
onnt ry i' full of vagaries on the powers of
veirnment. 8eme want. it to hecome a
;tcrd i.-lnoevnary institute for the care of
y body; sone want it to purchase the
ilrotls and telegrapih lines; sonic want it
o inter fere withI the people)lc's private bust
m.,; n>m wient it to loan money to indi
"t p col t, it s inpossi ble to enumerate
Ie (cha-; to rob tie taxpayers for the
Iheri-it of omebody else. We must over
me the ;t:ialk,tie theories abroad in the
cii. We 'tm't stand everywhere for tihe
riIts of neun to (do butsiness with their own
mit ey in: their own way. If tle Demo
lCt IC party (eICS not do this it might as
w-ll (cnse to exist."
'Thle Cotton Movemeont.
The New York Financial Chronicle, in
its weekly cotton review, sa's that for
tho i eek ending Friday evening, the 22d
ittm.t., t.n total receipts have reached 14,
t?' a:lt-s, against 21,627 bales last week,
,:8;s bl;s the previous week, and 34,
I 1i bales tirei weeks since; making the
tt.tl rceeipt- sinco the 1st of September,
1 , 5,107,013 bales, against 5,993,889
Ibales for tihe same period of 1885-86,
:lr V an increase since Septomber 1,
i8 l08,121 baler.
The xlorts for the week reach a total
of 4, 1511 hales, of which 33,227 were to
(Uin at Britain, 3,543 to France, and
9,:M6 to tihe rest of the continent. The
.imports into continental ports for the
-ane priod have been 85,000. There
his been uan increase in the cotton in
sight, Friday night, of 67,132 bales as
coi1pftrc(l with the same ditto of 1886, an
i'rea of at9,21) bales as compared
wit hi lhe corresponding (late of 1885 and
a ih-ercase of 213,077 bales as compared
with tHt.
iho ot1l interior stocks have decreased
tei t:e week 12,257 bales, and are
1, 1 ales less than at this same time
Li car. Tle receipts at the came
. ns haveI been 11,957 bales less than
tin' s:ue week last year, and since Sep
b itibr 1 the receipts at all the towns are
1 h-,s more than for,the same time
'hi iodal r_eeipts from the plantations
: Sj'ttcniber 1, 1886, are 5,166,059
it i -5i 3G wore 5,251,375 bales;
ii t ; wer, 1,733,708 bales.
.llhsught the receipts at the outports
h ' 1:s! wtek wer-e 11,222 bales, the
i ; tve uent from plantations was
I. 1, the Ibu:+ace being taken
ia : 1,'cks at the interior towns.
r the receipts from the p)lantta
r the :oaruO week wero 19,486
i for 18 5 they were 8,282 bales.
averago weight of the deliveries
reat Briitain is 14( poundi(S per bale
Iseason], againist 458 pounds during
litimino inne hint season. The conti
antalI di liveries average 446 pounds,
.2inlst 1n: pounids last year, and for the
hole of Euirope the deliveries average
t nun.la per' bide, against 435 pounds
I eimbaye appears to show an increase
tiiumd with hist year in the week's
p t f t;,000t bales, arnd an increare
a -Iiipenuts of 28,000 bales, and the
aolit linue Jhanuatry 1 showv an in
of1 it4*3,(t00t balos. The movement
tut the ports other than Bombay is
,t00 bleslc more than for the same week
atd year.
Obar Husninesns wvith Cainada.
1Fewu of t.he men, perhaps not even
inottr inigalls himself, who will be
tiiied wmih nothing but a 'war with
uula, have little knowledge of the
orouos initerests that would be im
iiule by1 such a conflict. According
t ihe report of the Bureau of Statistics
e \aotts from the United S3tates to
thb Dominion in 1886 were of the value
ot.tel,M8039, of which sum $'29,659,
represents the value of dutiable mer
eiabhso and $15,198,163 the value of
unwrehanmdiso free of duty. The Canadian
eiistomis. ohlicers report much larger
tigiures. Tiho value of our importations
fiomi Canada in 1886 was, according to
their figures, $37,314,636, of which $25,
;;09,10t3 was the value of dutiable mer
eliandiao and $12,005,533 the value of
free wares. The value, therefore, of the
couianeree imperiled Iv the passage of
the finsheries retaliation bill is in the
neighiborhood of $82,000,000. Our ex
p)orts to the entire Biritish North Ameri
can possessions in 1886 woro of the value
of g$19,773,332; our imports therofrom
837,49;,3;38, mnakinig a total commerce of
37, 2t0, 570 likely to be be afi'ected more
or less by retaliation. The total im
portations of lish in the same period
wvore worth $957, 640, over one-fourth of
the value of the fish importation from
all parts of the world. The number of
New England vessels engaged in catch
ling the cod, mackerel, herring and food
jishes and menhaden in 1886 was 1,200,
empjloying 16,420 men, two-thirds of
whom are Canadians.
A Schemonn to Bob the GAovernmnt.
Th le Pacific Railroad Commission L.as
hardly been organized before tihe runmor
is punt out tat the stockholders of the
Uniion Pacniiic, one of the companies to
ho iuvestigaited, will turn over the main
liue, stippedC( of its branches and buisi
neess, to the government for an elephant.
TIhe goverm.ient will thus, it is assumed,
p)racticalily lose its debt, and the men
w~ho have swindled it will form 'a new
transcontinental system out of tihe roads
built, it is alleged, with Union Pacific
funds, but not consolidated with the
Union Paceific line. The investigation
now oni foont will show whether the
scheme will work. It may turn out that
t ho governmeunt will be abnle to tratce its
propety and( find itself enttitled1 to conl
tro)l nine branch liu,s.
If you1 t Ixpeillnet had taste in tIne
moullthn, I niem on yellow (olor oif skini
feel stunpit anali drowam, appetite unsteady,
frelte~ll n u .em(eh or dIizziness you are
"billmuns. .and nothIniag wIll arou~se your
liver to ac(ltin anud strnengthn uip your sys
tiei like I )r. l'ierce's "Golden Medical
iicovery. liy druggIsts.
.A 1Ioston (doctor, who has ju.nt retiredl
with a b)ig forame, says he dIrew remuedies
for corns and1( consunmption ount of the same
keg, anld miost-of hIs patIents got well.
ThIs Is believed to be the first physicIan
who ever (onfeseed
"e t11QneTrade.
The lag ~- wg trade of Mexico
>ught tobi Controe by the United States. H
:ommercIal 't reourse between the two vi
ountries has beeh hitherto hindered by a 8
Mexican tariff which practieully cxeitl:d la
ihoae articles which the U nhed Statis could at
Lest htave supplied. There was no benelit vi
to Mexico from thls tariff. It did not pro- tc
Geot any consid rablo home industrics, anud at
it was laid principally upon articles. whic hi
are not now produced in Mexico. As no di
siort was made to supply the home mar"ket 01
with home manufactures, these taxes bore s<
very heavily on the Mexican consumer. P
A new Mexican tariff schedule has been -
arranged to go into effect on the tilst of
July. In the opinion of those who are most
familiar with the condition and uce.ls of a
Mexico, the new turiff will give a decid
impetus to our trade with that country.
The Mexican rcciprocity treaty now p ;,d
lug has for its objeet. the establis'.uiet f.
closer and more eXtcnsive ceu :nm.ei:ein re'l.
tions betwecn the United States a'il 1.
ico. It has biee ratited by t he enate, oltl
the Jtouse has niever luis-ed the leI-hit ion
necessary to its enforcement. 'T'here will
not be so great a demtani for this treaty
now that Mexico has so revised Ier taritt
as to accomlplish, at hast in pa: t, the c:n
aimed at in the treaty. Many of the p' ii
cipal articles whici our muerchai;t ani
manufacturers wouli have exportcd to
Mexico if the treaty had br en ratl ied, will
be found on the Mexican frce ii,t af to
tirst of July. So far as it go.s, the new
Mexican tariff is betthr for u than :. n p
rocky treaty would bn. It gran:s . 5;)o
very valuable privilege. iaed ms:tc ii r
turn no concessions on our part.-- itent
Constitution.
lave the rliltonw Itakaet )on -?
The Toronto, Canada, Globo, referring
to Lord Salisbury's proposition for a
settlement of th fishery question, says:
Lord Salisbury roposes an abject sur
render to the Wasbington gove-nent,
not a surrender of anything belonging I
to the English or Oreat Britain, but the e
surrender of an immensely valuable i
property belonging to the Biitons of
Canada, and the surrender of every miain
contention hitherto upheld by the s
Canadian people. 'Vo p oirited out the c
other lay that the issue between Canada
and the United Statej was such that oPe s
or the other must yield absolutely unless r
a general settlement evading that iusuc
could be arrived at. One has been 1
reached.
It consists in giving everything to tie
United States, and in disgracing and dis
honoring the people of this country as 1
they could never be disgraced and din- I
honored by manfully defending their e
rights to the point of war. The offer of f
the tory premier is cowardly, despicable s
and treacherous to Canada, and should f
it be ratified by the dominion parliament e
it will never again be possible to assert c
rights to exclude American liheruen I
from our inshore waters.
'1 he Kan a,, l;leetlun.I
The New York J:renin/ Jbt, and ether I
papcrs, ever -ineC the Kansas eel"ion,
have been defining the "lessons of tli.
election.'' In Leavenworth the seeie at e
described as bordering on disgrace, and the
hostile editors are still making girct ado. e
The Springtield lepblican, however,
comes to the rescue of the fair voters in this t
way: If the iniscouduct. or wrong judk- v
Went of a few Kansas womn is to wei:h v
against the rights ot thlie whoe seXr to tik i
part in the governmenIt of the t:itae ;hey
helped to fuid and niaintain---fr Ki:as
was made a free State mo e by its woinc (I
thaits nen---w hat ihil we iy ut tha
muC S0x tliere? In the irst Kan:5 alt
tionsi, from 18%- to 18i5i, gossip and?t s(oi
lng were not the weapons miost to) be feare
bullets and bowie k(n)ivesL lai a f-cm
place, and when the vote seemed to be gain
agaunst one party or the other, it was a
favorite method to steal the ballot blxi\
shoot the inspector of elections. 'he: Iit
campaign in which womeni p)repared toi (ast
their legal bal lots will c:ont rast. very fav.r
ably wvith any of Iho eleciton caiaignts -n
kansas before the civil wanr.
t.onkiiug's Profmstin ni Suret-M,.
T1here is something remarkable in the
professionatl succeIss which has aittendedu
Mr. Conkling since he was fored oult ot
politics. As a general thing, the lan yer
who is long in political lifo becomes a
lawyer only in name. 1H0 may pass for
one when among those not learned in
the law, but among practitioners lie
passes for a politician. The reason for
this is obvious. The laws of Parliament
or Con Gress are not the rules of Courts
or the <teisions of the Justices, and only
the natural lawyer follows the latter aftter
the necessity for doing so has passeCd.
Conkling never abandoned the custom.
While in public life lhe pursued hin
studies as diligently as when only a
struggling beginner, and the restult was
that he was not a generation behind the
age when lie resumed the practice of his
profession. Few New York lawyers
make half as much money as ho, auid it
is said that few save inore than he has
saved in recent years.
C'ounressonal Interviews a 1rug.
A half-dozen Congressmen, when once
interviewed properly dluring a recess of
Congress, can make the country belies e
there are a million of them here. They(3
enter the offIce of then newspaper corre
sp)ondenit at alt times of the day or* ight
and sit, for hours waiting to be intervievwed.
If the correspondent (toes not take the
hint he is given one, in terms often like
"I cani give you some informant innt abaou
sotme p)olitlcal matters y-ou tad your paper1(
aire interestedi in. IIow muchspac cani
you give it?''"tail
If any encouragement 's given the i
mnan he pours out enough to fill a page of
ani ordiinairy newspaper. The general hent
of the interviews at this time is to solidify
the gentlemen interviewedl n ith the iadmin.
istration. Almost any c:orresp onidentt ennt
get a doren intervie-ws every (lay, priinit
the admintistration in general ter~ms, butt ii'
one wants to p)rint theta. The hnik{ of iin
stattesmuen at the (apintui nwadays are not
heavy weights.-- Watsh. Cor. Ifj/nitIaji
Journal.
Free 'Trade andS P'ruitotero.
(inr brother of thle Rome ( 'urier thinks
thait we aire ont the wrotng line ini being in
favor of a protective tar-ill'. Well, we are
of opinionl that our frietnd of the Courie u
Is on the wvrong line in being itn favor of
free trade, lIe is entitled to his views, and
we always respect an ltonest dhilff(een of
ophndon. Thelm D)emocratic patty is large
etnough and( patriotic entoughi for its mlemti
hIers to entertain dIiff'eretnt views on ecoi
notnie qumestiot.s We warn our fra inds
that tihe party will he l-hani('iliied if it goes
into the tnext P resuid entiaI etion 11)1withI
aniythinag likhe a free tre phii form1(1Ii~ . ini (our
.judgmtet, ii.t annot win withi to :ll for
revenit ut) onl. I is :m optin .I r 5-'m wa~i ~
lo1st then ueiin ot 1-S!i00 that i--,..: \ye :
won itn 188-4, hecange, while l)romistng a
trtiff foir the need-: of thle gm~i etint hotn
estly aministered, we prin ed, at lie
same tone, to roteectit ur itie and15 11
labor.- .11untt Chroiel
* * * * Declicate diseases of either isx,
however iniduc<d, speedily andl permnentty
cure id. l3ook uf part-iiculars 10 c.ents itn
usa)mps Address, World's IDisp)enlsiry
falo, N. Y.
Nature niever bumilded so p)erfectly that
fashion (d1( not try to improve the work,
ouse yesterdaiy to taP nt to
it hia cty uext, fair
ys: 'it t my jud . .' Ive
ud nmkes t mstake i WaY h e Xecivea
id talks to persons axteud tlio in.
tations tp visit thei: lcads them all
believe he will ho , go
d make preparations to reeivo him; then"
doesn't appear. It is -i belief that he
)>sn't inteud to attend any of the fairs or
,her public ocictsions, but to go out pretty
on and swing t )uu'd an entirely ilnex
acted eirte. We will ail bie disap)poited."
-Omaha 1k.
Fire. ull pox nd a boy . hoes are al- t
ays "brenaking out. t
i
LO i.e Art Vho ioak G. G. n
Hoffman's Photograph,
.1It)onV, N. ('. '
I send 3ou1 to-day half dozen photo
rapho of (. (1. io.2u1an, of Conover, '
1. C., and I must 5ay that your medicino
as done wOndrcrs for Mr. lHoflnian. It
cons like raising the dead to life; he 7
>oks faat aru+l heat ty nOw, an1id they tell
.o wien hei c,tnc 1t't d youtr imcdicito
e Was nottin;l bit skin and bons(8. The
oro on his bruast is h ald over, and you
an see the one on iho for -head is heal
ag up from the top. I wish it had been
o that I could have taken it when hie
7as at his worst, but I could not leVe
ny ollice and lie lives som11e ditane fromt
tore. Yours respectfully,
A. MCINTOSH.
This man, G. G. H [olf'man, has rison
y the use of Botanic Blood Baln (1.
3. B.) to his present wonderful im proved
ondlition. in a short time hii'suhoelss
orelcad will bo fully healed, and lie wvill
taud a ronumn(.t of humanity raised
ron the verge of death. Few per ons
ver reCover from such a low a"tato. Leiit,
11 dying bed from that 1(1 (lestroyer,
loud poioon, withl the bone of his fei:
euad ttte( aid taaku out ' ine t .
y the doctors, anid given out to di,.
romf1 skin and )01s, N rcekc'l by ldood
015011, to health and sound flel is the
rork of B. B. B.
Not many such desperato cassc iay
o foulnd, but when they are they should
of despair of recovery, as 13. B. B3. \iiil
urt thun.
WhL this medicito can eure such a -
rente cases, is it not reason1ablo that it
;ill cute all cases of blood p01(i1 of less
Iolence, as it has done in th1ouSnds or
1 tances?
.i' e ..r tad dletora tf Conovor'
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