The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 02, 1888, Image 1
7 n
, 1USI)AY, FEBRUARY.
Some of tie Work of the Recent Session
of the Legislature.
An Act in Relation to Jcorfeiiod Lands,
Delinquent Lands and Collection of
Taxes.
Sootion 1. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assombly, and by the
authority of the same, That hereafter
immediately upon the expiration of the
time allowed by law for the paymont of
taxes in any year, the County Treasurer
of each County shall, and is hereby au
thorized and directed to issuo in the
namo of the State a warrant or execution
in duplicato against each defaulting tax
payer in his County, signed by him in
his official capacity, directed to the
Sheriff of his County or his lawful
deputy, requiring and commanding him
to lovy the same by distress and sale of
so much of the defaulting taxpayer's
estate, real or personal, or both, as may
be sufficient to satisfy tho taxes, Statc,
school, County and special, of such do
faultors, specifying therein the aggregate
amount of all his taxes, as well as the
amount to each fund; which warrant or
execution shall run substantially in these
words (filling the blanks to suit eacl
case), viz.:.......................
Treasurer for the County of...........
to the Shcritl' of........ .
County, or to his lawful deputy
Whereas.............
has been duly assessed the su of
.............................l. for
defraying the charges of thm ;tteD.,
school, County snd special, for the fi.seal
year beginning November .1, 18... ., as
follows, to wit: For the Stlto,......... .
dollars; for public schools,............ .
dollars; for County............ .dollars;
for special,..... ............... .dolhflis,
which .............................at
neglected to pay : Theso are, therefore,
in the name of the State, strictly t)
charge and command you to levy hv
distress and sale of the personal proper
ty, and if suilicicnt personal property
cannot be found, then by distress tt'
sale of the land of the said............ .
the sum of............... ... doll
together with ..................dollars
the charges hereof; and for so doing this
shall be your sullicienit warrant.
Given under my hand and scal this
.. ................... . .y of
.................. ... ....
Treasurer of............ . County.
And the Sheriff to vhon .such wirn, i
shall ho directedt shall take from cyuch
defaulter the following ikes in the exe
cution of his ollice, viz.: For revving
each warrant, l .50, her-ides niilcaige; foi
adverti:ing sale, $1 .i; fir making tile
ind executing decd of contveyan(ce,
t3.00; and for all s1 tus levied as aforc
said, five per cent. ; aittu the Counity
Tretsurers respectively for every uch
variant ho shall is-tm shall have from
such defaulter $1.00.
Section 2. That under and 1y vid :f
of said warrant or exc:eution the She-irilt
shall seize and take exclusive Passesionl
of so muoh of the defauting tuxpayer'.'
estate, real or personal, or both, au may
be neccssary to raise a sut of monev
namci therein and said charges the:eou,
and, after duo advertisement, sell tIn
same before th Court Ilouse door o
" the County on a regular sale.sly and
within the ui-nat hours for puhlic sle.
for cash, make titles therefor to the pur
chaser complying with terms of sale.
and annex to said title the duplicate
warrant with endorsceent thercon of hi
actien thereunder, Put the pircel-'r in
posscssion of the prop.erly sold aud CO
voyed, and atfter deducting from the
proceeds of sale the amount of taxes and
charges to pay over the excess, ii any
there be, to the defaulting taxpayur, and
the taxes so collceced to the Count y
Treasurer. And in ease there he no bidl
equal in amuounit to thei tax's name d in
sid( warr'ant or.t' exectin, thle (Countty
Auditor shaill buly the 1 lan for ti- ..ink
ing Fumd Conuissic>un a' theu actua U r1
chasers thereof for the am<.untit ofi ~saia
and1( the SheritY shdali therup e xceni \ te
titles to said M-inintg IFiaud C.ononissio
a; to any other pse).asler, and inI to
inanner above pr;ovblded, and shall put
sess-(i of thte premis.; t.he L'td I sohi~
andI piurrchaused and11 dli verlt to id
Commission shall b e tieaii:d by them as
aussetsI of the State mu tuair charge :.
he sold at such timtes and ini such mi io it
nor as by) thema 1.1mil1 be d'.uwdl muoM
advantageous to tile State. In all ca
of sale dhe Shueritf's deed of coneveyawIll,
whtetl:eor ( xecuted to prite iler 'on, a
cot'rortion or the Siiinmg .Fundl Co:n
misisioni, shall be ld and I .do n as
p)rimat facie evidence of a tgo'od title ini
the holder, and that till prioctculugsl haSvi
been regular, antd all reu:iretmnt- of
thte law have been dusly ai;d fully com
plied with. No actioni fore nC.ele
of said laud told b y thte Shier ittituder th'e
provisions of this Act, or for the reciove
ry of the posse-siont thereof, shll be
miainitaincd i uniless briough't within two
years fromt thet dtlte of said saI
Sectiont 3. TIt' in; cee tihei dall
tax payer, after le.vy of dii tres as tafortni
saidi, thludi allme that thei tIaxes haevI
himi, lie can andu nmay imv y -isae u
palys to the Shlt i ihi amlOot of ii ''
aind coists namitedl inili the warrant ac1conI
Ian.tiedl withi his aflivjVit that idS toxx
havo, beent~i paid, r' arle itnjutly ai end
against him,t antd withini twety days
thuereafter titke such iiteps as tare pron
vided by law for c ireictions; ofi unjuI]t
aissesismtent, or to prove payinet i, aii
p)rosecutes.- thn sameii It :miecessfuIl re
suIt Vwithin ai Naonale tme. Andil in
case the defaultinig taixpayer', atter thll
levy of thei diistrtess as aforesaid, make
no( pa~ymetnt tandt thi havit ats hieelt pro.
wativedl all (xcept t o the uumi: in,
er irors andt( irregularities (if anmy therte hl)
in the asessment of ill ltax anid in al
preliminaries to isl salei as ~ prcibeld
b y law, and to have a<hiiiited that eachi
and all pirelituintary stepIs to sanIid iasss.
ment anid saile, and1 saidl asslesmnt tand
ntale, are in accordatict withI requiiremtent
of la~w.
Mection 4. 'That the County Auditors
of the severalt Counaties lie, andiu are
hierelbf, authorized antd d ireted to re
store to Vte taix dupilicate of their Coutn
ties respetively, im to nam io f lte
former owner, or his heirs or asgs
each andiu every parcel of land ini their
soveraul Countties now listed onl the For
feited Liandi Record, a:tid said to ho in
onarge of the binking Fund Colimis
sion, and enter against tho same the
taxes, Stato, school, County and special,
of its said owner for the fiscal year be
ginning 1 November, 1887.
Section 5. That the State of South
Carolina hereby renounces all titlo by fl
forfeiture for non-payment of taxes to n
each a1 every of said parcels of land I
an will treat them hereafter as the hinds U
of the former owner, his heirs or assigns; I
but this renunciation of title is upon the h
reservation and condition that the State a
may hereafter collect by suit at law, or
other legal method, from said lands a a
sum equal to the aggregato amount of t
all annual assessments for taxes with the a
penalties that might and would have 1
beeu asscssctl and charged against the 1
said lands in case the same had never fJ
heen declared delinquent and forfeited: s
and the retention .If the l)oss0Mion and n
use of lsaid lands for ninety days after A
the approval of this Act by said former (
owner, his heirs or assigus, shall bie tl
deemed sullicient evidenco of his or their o
aclqulicsceneo in 11111 acceptance of the a
reservations and conditions of said re- t1
nunciation of title. t<
Sectiuin (. 'T'hat the Sinking Fund n
Commission he, and is hereby, author
iZCl to hear '1 determino, upon is
factory proof, the petition of ni)y tax- c
payer ponyiog relief on ground b,at all 1\
taxt's, an; deseIcbe !I' I1ast S('Ction1, hiavl' I
bet paid, 01 that, portia' of such taxes \
have been paid and an liur t) pay the
bahnce, ac'Co,uipainied Iby the sim ad r
nnitel1 to In owia ; and ai d ilin '
Funid ('onmni i 'a sl;ll l-nint. mi.tl ria
in i 'mis i ' a l u ix h) ju t. .\ i I
the sait Siaking 1"uni Cumin i is '
her by a eowertnlo t.colupond w'l ithi h
t,he ftrl'er on'\1er , t ICll'l(in' ir '1 asSt;ign , ji
fo1 ali suneh tixCt as d&scribed in last t
Secti;n at Oni.-talf part of the wohoe
5(i 1o lie, w:ioult peinaltief, plrovti.d I
tihe m11oL y is paid iI ( the lu nl11s of saidtl p
of one; ytar frOan date of approval of this ;1
Act, a1nd the r'eip t f nail (omi;11;on
for :a(h paitrt t:r1 of sihali i.('h--lharg('e o fe
s'til taxpa;y\r nu ml his salil frm any 12
huter' Llialility to t he Siat.e on Ihat a. t'
i'liit And lo\led, I Iuritler, Tha I I '
( nil,ui.:i mtR of the Sinkilg 1.I1 1 he
aint hn e)1n.1'td in 01uch1 (ne--e aId tin such (X- h
t-ni.. a' I heIy Imlay ' 1'tm inio-t nil vat;nta - I '
t11s $0 tohe Statl to liring at; t.tion Hs for
dbt :i:Liinst ite fornmer owners, rnn
1't'i ono i (It Ji',,tIIs haint\i 11 an ' l,'i t , Ol
cnart''.i.e intcr(':-t. in sail Ilanns for thnt I P
t covery of the full aminint of all taxses,i
(1 t, an.1 itn ltics neern1t, to a 'in..
ciin tie levy (If J:- t;. ulpoln any i
un'': the 1orfuited .L.:tutl List:; at th
tiiu ;it th' lti-g of this Ac1; any dI
jnlalnot obtainant in .sawh actjins 1hil
Inntli;lllt in' lohtiu (tl ti u suo!n. ; ;nt(t ioux ; Il j
hav(e a1ii an 11pon1 1in) hau'j r1'5pes.i\(I. hi
1t1)rin whlicl taxes, em,t; an ti enI t I "
Ino : mnCr'iei, aindl the S:", 'hii I 1al t
;uide'tr executin1i by the _:hrt ill' in dn t
contrso of law, anid the pic e(ls of any w
ueli s t allll be applied titrst to tlc I '
1)tyln 1t to the Sinking l'Ilal (omn',is- ; in
'II of t ti' a'xes, Co t1, m Ltt pt a'',n i
.'in;ng;-d 1 ag aSist tn pitple.t, ndi li xt VI
t1 iet . ,et of t.1e t. l mt min :
11n , if an\ 1here l, sholl itnid0 over bi
to ita irie i n :', or p tinea inin- I
'iir. it a. the(ir jint(ri :: appear.)tO: Tit'
i u i Fnt. it Ctnn1 iEn a' ltt'1'( hef b tl
ant i(' 1> e 'into ' u hic a : en:t:l in e
:ii j t '_ 1'' i1 ' 1 1 1 ' i 'I :
('onn I a wet r ins b e I h ttl b u Ii
lt4', tli n I c tint;ll u11:1n, i a they l; , n t
ll t l " to take ptti nji ;11 >of s it a
1 1,:i ; :- I ' te, t ontrt;l ain iLfniangt (' t ti
.0.n 11 1 r; them . Itl
1i ction 7. o 111 much1 of n l Act; Ur t}
art 1 f Acts; as arti i1 e (in n itInt Iih t
pr1'v on,1: of thi1; Ac', 1)m, and,t hc'r01hv i L,
repelt'aked, ndt l tinis Act si1tl tak. t e.t
iro)i and io1 i telty iafter its;;Imroval.it
ii ti. H. '.tin t the C;nip i bir, ( i'n- I l (
erAl hih l ima litnely a ft'r te olro\t i'
It ios A t i \; hitam, e prit in o12te ljt'i;
i1i d formit) ndh,l~ seio. nna cop en.
t eac ofteConyA.itrim
Tre irts oftn te' State.l
Aproe :Mtiih Dr~ eimber, I. i).-i:is'.
.iO' ,r uniceii.w..
in Ih inn Ir 'in e o th eini ,; inn 't .n tl
.In t huh : : ih v A o tre,'s b 'il i n,
Iox \\ ; \ i g 'P -k, ( d n -v.iah i
I by H- i-mnai, Int-,i Goodiuek,hin.x
lit, ii: iiry , Iat n..
um iYAo.;in, llinniker, Sweeitit. Jp
1rin, ml iumern-, Auntlkbrr,Hep
A. / I, ni. irt. ti nn tn- n
nof in; nil: n 1.4d im: tentliar, ol' arn ir,
tan' n-t,~* Lingo;,Pa 1>1n, Wum l,
AIv n Ft titt ina inno u enr inl:p iIr
nagsnth,i TyT,in liat viorane usie, Ma
lhin tii iti Ul -l , Ion , A l ia t ilnimp-.
kin ,Recove n. It ilnitr lm .n
Anlimumi' h111 m faini~intani oti'i anrnts:
tIile'nscky inn' tl s auhnt wpith:- hiit,
t:t-nii K >n Iy, ii .ty, Gioforth,ln niner,
Ynu havei-ini it go o -irini fo-Ir tnn
i'en t,itn ' 13 tch no'sI n( , i l ., -1 id
TIlL TOMI OF1 'T'1I liONAPAtilES.
'wvu Napolen 11 urictJl in S)Iend( or in
EnglianIl--EugOnie'M SIiui bld anii Soni.
(Letter to tio New York Ierahl.)
'Tho same fltura that attended the
:rst burial of the great Napooun was
oticeablo at the latest honors paid to
apolvon 1[. andil Napoleon I V. --as
O11e Bo>atpartits call the 1'rinro In
orial. .1!uh Bonapartist wa' carried to
is gravo on English toil by English
nl(i(ers.
On arriving in the early morning fog
ud mist at Ub1isclhurst station any attent
.on was t,tracted by a group .of royal
rtillerym(n from WVoolwieh, where the
'rinco btlie(d the art of war, and thenI
y iroups of neighbors and villa;;ers
Lo111 miles aronud. Thie:o llter had
)mo s('nilment and Linor1o icuriosity, bItl
Vst of all the'y Slhowed itheir wounded
il-interest, for now the atttracti)lu l-)
lti:;elhuh r:t Wlt beinlg l.4t---0a all
nrough the ob$titit' b g>tr y" of a lord
f the nianor, w\ho httting 'Freneh:nieu I
otd P'apists, itd is''ted even tii n (ver- 1
1re14 of the ('teen and(1 'ri!I',ce ot W eale i
) SI11 Euc(igi- sujlleit-at groundn for a1
lalinusleUul.
ThJ e 'aila'Iy Carri-rlo fo 1' thiC retet1)it1 In
f the Col1lins w"i(0 1itte( a h . ' I
LiatelJU 11t''1tt'. \t ('4't tnd wt I
rory crit li -I.Z 1 :ili w1ih1.w t.i I
ii 'ed Imro 1 . itl_ l'r' y1
t~i .1Ther' - t'S ll. "t;
l.'.i III' t:il (.' !1 , tl i; . :i ::Ii it t
:ith i: \t 111 1 1 i i,d >,i iii.-n t I ti Ii
it ; (i'. pcr wn. ti ill \;?"t 1! ."tt"
TI Iuo 11of ; a 1'1' i the jinh:-ih'
1:' ! W ; )1'!",lt,t(:1 ' ;t -;}' - . 1 I i t
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itd, w t iit n hit ii . -phtt -. - I
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t!'n ", b %l'n the' e . o i 0t u, Ii0 ,' I ai
T hl} 2.121O( wai' t i t i' the i .10 ..\:-r
1o (lt il ': .: t im. . n t by 1 , : -". :. . (
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nI\t le ' ' " : her0;' ; 1 1t.olt oI1 t r. ('0 .0 2t
WALTER MUit1AY G.t*IKON DEAD.
A South Carol iian 1o Ituled a KIngdon
--Sketch of ii tomarkable Careur.
(F'rom tit Now Yor: Ucrald.)
Walter M. Gibson, ox-Primo Mini ,te
of the Iawaiian Iblands, under King
K(alakaua, died in San Francisco on Sat
arday evening, of conaumiptiou. 1[it
health had lcon gradual'y failiug sina.o
lus~ arrival hero iri July lasit. Thio b'oda
will bo emb.alunod and taken to Iinolul
or intermuent.
Walter Murray Gibson, who was b'rl
in South C Lrolina, has had a career t,a
rcads almost like a romance. Ycars ag
ic was aL common daLy laborer at Ander
ion, S. C,, and was then regarded a8 1
untt, shrewd fellow. Ho remained a'
Xindent,>n severail yelIrtl, miarrying a goot
atdy in that iighorhood, who was a
ito tf Mr. .J. I. Smith. Soiu six oi
.even(i years ago (ibl)son rev'isiteil th<
:(!-mes of his early days, and remained a
wtek or two in t:w Stato. Ili9 first wif
ed lb-en long siuto dea-1 anid ho had
,1rrit'd uaitin, the ieeoid tillO a (lalugl
"r of King .ul.tIuua, the ruler of t.he
110(d.
(Gh,"en wa itaurrc$i( in 152 for t.rying
violate the neutriality lnws b)y tLking
Irlu inito Ve nezu:la. .l.'(:eapitlg in i
!tl1 :,"h:nll tr he went to Brazil and
ile' to Mustra&ti, where ho stirred thtr
bei ( ite i '' 0 t I )1Lcl (overnieil
itl)d v '1ii 0 I for two years. Re.
:,li i e t 1' :)t teru hI 50(0d tlhU
Mti:bi ( >nrumen(:it for ':lllc,(iO{ for al.
' h i t'cet in Sun,atra, 1u11l Secr(.
Ab, )y itr iul c ted Minister Jlelmlont
l;imh.05 the )ile' Weit paid wa
.0i h: eare. u 1It the natter was
N tii l hi I l.
(iii.n,I1 then a nt" to I law;i i as an
e1i or ltrih! :c Y1'Uling(; andl I? ('il thc
e ilr'of th\ Mloous there vhenl it was
in;:ht t hey 1ihtt, lie breed to leavc
: ii) 1r,el.m1I d htims lf of th
(ly or : of lchiz lteelh tmot lti
'I i >l;', ,1t w"ii l y(1u; likt
v.hu,l a, I w ill light fr y0u, id, loe
' ,r:, 1 will die' for you;."' Ilit wal lIn
ru ti .'. it iti' lu to buy l:nds for
hem, n': 1 dl ili: wke ia pIulitte on the
, o ai, b.ut ht:ul tim.'d((tl11made
'li h bi' o i ln Olnt, :1Il whenlcl( thl.e
ii 'It ; : plrort y lie lad for
1. ;t t r ht t e t :' l .hnl a Il.wsp}ap)0r in
Iht'i m I : , ; , t)of' t ing the
" i let' or his Ir'Oinktlin-nel
ii (u, ilnid wtun h i t \:1V 11111 their
t;,ud ( i 1 It t1 i t . li , h in h ('brtttl
(:..I ;,i't' ).:' thO) L(gitu. 1rt hie ran
L n it' i - t iei't. It l iave t i the
ry\ " I (. .- +i ht.. the lt',,aihmt s,"' and(
1 .a 1. e if 11 hd w!1 ith thet Kiug, Wals
t e v. (I'd lu-l (f h Oliti try.
ei h'S l( i m t tid tinre ourt'tr
andIL ftually (<munted the
C:hitC., id11 - r n intkt himself
I,i',)t o3; 1 t h )utlr of It'l hi, School
: iu d 011l Varil other >ol'tis.
The rcccnt reo tioni a Hatii re
Ittdl in thu overttrn ot tho (liibSoU ad
il' iutnt 1 }.i { granti g of at CO -
litt;.tn to l.lmie Ll:tid by J'ing I alakaiua
t! it 'ilt of (th ex-rirae inifter,
t ItII , o m tIi' (- )1iac it tit i e co .1d
u Iu (oil' t b' ihw otin Cor
In 1' -=1 , Ii r"" maitIcd t ar stric en
tiI (h ttn r, le I his sut ' iiing,
i1'it i . : t, . t ,,,, ii iu t(',.
c;,' iv,..o of ti: F,u:' : ; i uo lk I te
-i ,u i ie t h i :vtic of thie
~' . i'ty t~h nk th wltsb \itih
tv h. . i lid fo gn i feed, iii aid
II to te n:ilra! gr L:S foun1I iIo'
\. W lo not cl;,.it ( that te I
iI t i: ; tintly Idated to tlhet
,' : 1- tit i.t d g i e i e by 1pro -
Ii m i : iw ii t.it ;t : "nk onl (ur' South
rnt I:M Iy have a good Lupply of
r. fii-t tlu 'h wi;l h0 of great a(
;1ii - to thi".t lo it ihe b1.:t (ut,h.ts,
f :38 ndot- ri ire'nifood fo
ilt .'. I .'l d h u .iah -t al t e
TlE CATi1OLIC IIIELCARCIY.
t Important Chtngen Snid to uen About. to be I
B4Ind Among the Church Dignitnries in
Atorlc.
BALTIMORE, January 25.--A Epcoial
correspondent of the laltimoro Sun, at f
Rome, writes that a number of import- f
ant changes in connection with the gov- 1
ernment of the C tholie Church in the
United States are contemplated. (
1'Though nothing has been formulatcd t
yet, it is agreed upon in eccltsias.ticil n
circler that Arolbishop William3, of C
Boston, will be made Cardinal at the t
Coneistory in March. Other chtangc., I I
foreshtadowe( by the Sun correrpondent t
are that Bishop McMahon, of 1lartford,
Uonu., will be the now Cardinal's coad- t
jutor, and the Rev. )r. Byrne, of .3os- F
ton, will succeed Bishop 1eMnlolon.
The Rev. Dr. Cbapelle, of. Washing
ton, will probably be 'promoted to the c
vacant Archbishopric of New Oileans.
Tihat a new Archbislhopric will bo b reatcd E
out of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, I
and Bishop Ireland will become the now C
Archbishop, and that 1)r. O'Connell, a
rector of the American olleogo in llome, I
will suceced Bishop Keane, of Jich- I
mond, when the latter assumlles is dluties I
in the new University at Washington. i
A membIler of 1w Papal houoehohl,
and one eminently qualiled to 1)< ak, C
t"rl,d the ;iSan c. rrepuldelnt that I'ope
Leo would not take thus sHtt..t loticeI
of an attenpt to provoke j :dotuic s be- a
tween Irish and Gcrmnan Catholics iii the
United Statea.
Strange stories, to opeak of them in I
the mildest rtyle, have cr"pt into Rome
regarding altged conplaints at thle pre- .
(lomuinatce of .[rish preliates in the Amer.
icau heiratchy. The t'opo has said that t
in naking prol:lotione iii that d irsctio t
lat will not recogi.e, even if aeconl- I
llli(l I y the strong(ent re cm1 tida1- .
t0i, any claims for pii i,lltfut 1t11 d l
onl naltional1 prefterel;ets .: is detter- t
mied not to gitve e to ti lu r sil.,
shou1ld the issue (vr1 Cole, for I h IdIs t
tlhat: no citizen is Irish or ( rran olely
and disti etly in the I ;t ;.t.tul, but
an A tr11t11m andt1 .. ..h liei.i r ::,:n
s)irituiialy <tulil d for th I It'i l inl
tustiont will 1: oilly cont:rlced;t the
cans to those who are muaued a littig
persons to be promoted.
Seinator Clnmtuler'S (1n,l worI.
Senator Chandler, of Ns.w I Iulmlhuire,
is (oing a great and good work in th'
Senate, and we Iope ohat the S it rs1
will give him the .id', inttitde to in
form the body what lie k 1 abtsoll o
naval lUntract 1 a Soutiern t lectiOns.
Senator Chaidlcr has j:a5t olfered t o I
imtportant resolutions in i ie S:'na1to4.
One relates to the Navy I lp.rtuumt,
and calla for ollic:ial llinformatiOL as to thi'
coht of plas, designs, drawings, .pc-cii.
oations, etc., of hiie or c gmio, re'
ceived from foreign contrie; atlso for
chr uges made in original plans of soveral
vessels designed at. d contra ,ted fur by
Mr. Chandler whenl Secretary and also
fo r contracts made for naval veseis since
March 4, 18 5.
There is no man in the counitry lho
knows more abWot Crkede.ittatsL iu naval
Contracts than Cenato r Chndler, ,as lost
of the wide+:preatd crost ked11m and. ltp.
paing waste whi h otained m11 tr p"rt'- t
vious admlinistrations5 wer lannedt and1(
catrritd out by Mr. Chu:ildh r < ither ats t
outside naitnuiger utldr Ihon.1 ('1 os .
S1eretary of the Navy tin l(r Alrttir. Ic
knowsexactly what is w1'ronug iii 1)0th
iresent aul past naval cottaticts. and he
is just the man to hIuut ior ii. Let the
Sent'urt hertily aid himt in an exiluistive
mnturinto naval conltra;cts, and iee that
(hanid kr doesn't weary of the hunt when
he gets hack of 188.
Anotht'r great 111(1 good work "t nted
by Senator Chiandler is aL bill lhe lately
introdue d to reguilatei nationall elections.
What Senator Chiandler doesn't know
about regulating Southuerni elections isn'tt
worth kntowing, and lhe maly b)e accepted
as5 stiandaLrd authority on1 th'e sublject. A
man1) who c onceivedi, oriuizt d ;ul ex.
cuteid the the'ft. of l'Iectoral v'ots ofi(i two
P residenicy w hit wit- difealted i>v a igutr
ter m'illion maIjo)rity, imu.lt i mos exn 'w y
w.hiat the Sth n iieeds to regatit ele
ieam t an1ces I imve siloewha:t el) im (ed
sine tntor Chandler 1lpptr'at d thes
most"t msoni'troius frautd of ouar historyi in
Loiiana anli id .Fiirida. 'Thaen Claued'ir
hmd the 1 Returinug Ili)ards in the bin1
of eairpet-b taggers aind a lven itmw-rs, but '
the Southi quit'' as nmhb as it does~ ini lie
NSorth Iandii Chiandler .isn't happy over
the idea Let Chi'andler haive' a eb1anlce'.
(l oursIe, hie wil 11e expecte toiI give't
siom'e 3<lasons lin suapport of liis' l hih to
resons11 woul heii 1 incomplet4.. it hout go- I
iog hoek1 ta Wi dt .n
.Senator Chanid!c hi as opdt .1 v very
counstry if Cong reo shall1 give ' haimaa t
c ilineo to exh ib it. Chi:-.dheia 'n is t rue
l ightl as CJhandilearin would regulati '
nival ("ontracts ad inatial elecitioiw, as
Chanditlerism Iiwouhil presen4'tt Ithei malxi
11m01( of pbossile theftin bIIothi. (iv o
CJhanidleri(ainee. Ph'iiladlhiaT Iimeus.
(2. A. Malitt hews, of Ileidsvili., N. C
a boy aibouit 18 y ears of age, wa ar o ed
her lituirdlay mo(ringi~ oni a telegram.
hi uihfrgery',. Mt~lthewsi' wasI (te
by thei chief of polJi4' from) the olept r I
of the South bundli train, a kind( heated't( r
druniiiier having ptaid his wI'a froma Wi. t
m)iton to' CharIletiIn. S iturday1 a war- I
rani, was itsueds for :3h tt lhews'l h v Tial
Justice MclNeilI ont Iho allidavit. of Chief I
oft Police McClonaghain, iandi b0 we
pilaced inl to h uidoly of ai speciial 0 sn
st able. 'Two p''licemi 1 f1 romi W\ihlaing
t'on iaiveid ini Flonac,.took Mdatthies
Thei NSoir!h Ciardhna (.flie('rs virtiually abih
dieterd '\il'ttheaws, Ifor lae was ia priso.nerv
of thais Stat, and1. they hadti no iaut.hoiity '
1under the lawv for takmng him u from th'ie
b orders of SouithI CaroIiina tan oha ared f
ith it risaition(. Verily, the Ilack
wood causo hias bsejn duplicareted right here
at lorence; ad if the inategaity of the~
law is 14) ho upheahl, lIen hiere is thei op.
polrtiunity for actoi, that. should b1)p
prompal jt and11 de(ciiive. It haas atlsio b1 'ia
Ilomewhat conanntedi oni thati it, liook
two aio(-bodiedl city polhicemnl to comiiej
to FlIorence aind receive s r'r eristd sy
and11( ecort ai mere boiy 1ba:ck to \ ihani ia
lon.- lOreneni TI.inl4s
FUN WE DON'' li%VlE IIEltE.
;raplie DcKerlptIlon of ii ligh l y on Steel A Iluslan
a tt ItuInsI'' in Cent rat l'ark. Beglu--U
(Froni the New York iera'ti ) rayed Ag
Between skating and sleighing at least Lo:1o
'orty thousand New Yorkers turned out doubt tha
or oxeroiso yestrday. Central Park sia has se,
lover saw a aoro glorious day, and oven nearly iu
vhen ten thousand happy 'children overt acts
laitcod around May poles on its velvety p'ersualetd
wards under a cloudless sky. For what is enicaV<
,u tiUcrmn
ro the soft delights of a summer's day anti other
omnpared to the wildl whirling multi the ussi
ides that swor't about on the polished deir to b
utkes with sparkling eyes atd blooming minlders
hecks? sian soil.
ho scene on the main lake was an cx- theoretical
raortanary one. Fron the top of the with their
ray Bnelvidero it looked as if a vast they rega
warm of bees had gathered on a hugo many, Au
vedding cake. But the sound that rose and Russit
n the clear air was like tho voice of the One of
ecan. Every train on each of the three enerals
levated roads carried a new batch of thr" tgil I
iltrious skaters to the scene. As the "ki It wit in
lay woro on the crowd beiau1o denser culing st
Lid iilder. lhe waitig. hoto was har lin:
,iekkcl w it i Filirminig, struggling hu- s""n. 'I'h
uatnity. Boyls foughtt thtir way in and
at'tled oUt into the air again with pies n st.ry a
u t heir hands. (U rls 5< pieaked its they pu tai trl
ore liftul o' their feet by the tide and aid. Nor <
arriedl int or out-. ljm 'l'
i i"t's terrifie!" stid Captain .lheatty, as I rin ce li
waiteied his lliei:rs toiling in vain and ieveta
g tinct the overwheluing current that sh(w the
t toward th pies and hot stoves. that power
how it, wits that the ice could support pire.
uch a frightful weight of iI) ing people An artic
(1 g1nel but Superintetidcnt St. John fIllianc ecn
e11.) explain. A gorgeously arrayed POV
onuig ilimn or woman attracted attention y 'J.
iil the (dge of the latkli was reach(d, l it"'I t 4
:ul then be or she was swallu wed up in ' {/
he imniin ln:ian sea. 1, atl
To watch a singl.: skater wa s to
Inmpo,sil)e. As a 1(ler 1id reiorter watch- m on
lie crowd a gitl took t. ) the ice. Si . nlg all
ts a pretty Creat te, w1ith lonlg, 11:)attin (u(
resss nil bright blio 0yes, as gracefuI .rd, il
s al fawn, as she lunded oil with her n he st
ctarlet (Iret-s tl>wi ng abltout her lithe e 'rps on
,rm bewtitehingly. 'he reporter tried v ii respi
> follow her with his eyes. At first she ina:sire.
ioked like a bright flauningo struggling diperse ii
1 dark ira ds. 'Tlhen she was 1>st in a iu- iit
intl hii ripool of skatezs. Again her e'rIp will
Lalet dreas weas seen gleamiing through while a tc
bie liititudlc. At lc,t it faded like a lt ti . A.
icek of surs in a eh u.l. O .or and l1hn. A.
vt.r a >aiin the oort -r tricd to find the will he vt
is Ity sk:.ter, but she was Just as Colm atc iLti
l tt Iy as 1 the ice had openedt and n- thend of
ilfed i hr. S> it was all day. We'l't atesin
sitht the girls cling ch>ose to their g.d- 'Itiv is t
1ts escoilt. To lbe 1 etrated was to be I(i:1 it i
at-ted for a lon,g time. \'hen Coil- I sig tha
aniunin dtift.(d a:art on the ice they ndi aus suc
ti le for the witntiig housa at otsc. To tt,Ce statt
:iok fur each otiher in such a scenec was in 1 her Ptt1
or'se than tmi 11 It:s.
I:aniey skiting wattS practically stopptd.
m man had to le coitent if he got room j itank Ca
nough to go ahead even in a tortuous
uurse withiout thinking of a clear space I s-t
or cutting artistic pigeon-wimgs and masketi r
rapevinms on the ite. Now and t.hen a ;<(lently
hlnae ring would be formed to protect ranclie s
ome hlaudsome young fellow and his Citizens'
irl while they exhibited ti'' r grace an 1 pistol at
kill, leeti.ul andit parting and skinining Itrynolds,
I1t in bewiltlein g cures. Bu nt, tlas! oveir the c
Le {'reitt nlultitute tioild surge agatint I to co0i3
;e citcl' ii nid it was gone in a miminn lt. I the s:ie a
Off all the wtoderfil things to he seeli o1ce laid <
lie most atstoniishing was the good i-ittire e (if the
ttd pli1 ta s 'a (la e, )Itp'. .It didn't :St)ve' the
uatter a int knicked you down and "! d.k11
cut you s!Hinning a f av yards, you nt'" "
tugli as if 1e haid done yt a i kiitduss t " le ta.
id1 plae2d y 1under a deep obligation th st
1 hiin, ste ral yt
If j ou bui1ped roughly against a girl bank to a:
out simply wavi d your hand a,pologeti- 'Iecy 'er
ally or lew a di:-taut kiss from 3 our whso wer
m1i r3 if lien cetrt w as niot lo.oking- nam. hIn
udi shit sin:Ild a paid on. H-Iallooi ng latds ar oused , lI
ashmed thet fett of tild maca from bencatai liotrriedl t
betm antd the ancient ftelhiws simply were mi ,ui
at:tered tiut boys wouIld lie boys. w. is starte
And while this mighty gathering 'fThomais I'
miiied and shiout ed aid laugh ed anid sth".s -eer
r de thet j . gie oif sleigh bellh made lIe was ii
iusi ('n t he roads. near1 toiwni
IlowV the glIinjg hiltes and proud1 lia th2 Ii
3i-idiius iiig'iy robe~ 11ual mat:rvelttuis artin
arml coats al 'he-ribbned whiips fi. d y4ltll
ke ta swift riven iattnig the smiothi high I
VS. Iilow1 time nobile finicrs raced upon the t.
eitee' aain ilst. each other.1 till the palit- tifn of At
itl a s of an iinal toulrag~e atnd strength .big i,y' .
ie ladie-- - was to learni love for horses i f I, 3yno li
i ev'ery kindt and coiloir. Thie tier
-iir"ii 4' """ lii,- w hieie ihi
li eBtOND, :3r c., da imar'y 2.- David til>ntey wai
\ii mt-r, thle last 44n1 of thIen fthreo wit
e5s2s to thle Itruth ofLi te iok of M 01'
iin, is dead. Aefore bre*ating is host
(''e1dl-d thle fomily lilid friciils to his I talL e,
'-ld-ide a1:141 b1ore his t4'stimonyi to the Iown, ott
rath (if the liok (of \liirinoln and thel I) ikota w:~.
;;h!t. lb i3wa p1. s:h year-s oi fye atnd hii:' stien $
lte hiighiet 4 u,ntir, hiaviing residedl it lit iei
Sr it.ne11(2 the1 year' I la. I b was not, iteight. tr
iid nievter h.id been, a bieiver ini w3nny"Ils
>olygarnly. Ile lett h le \lonmn Churebt!h it i' I" o
ii l.l tin account of Ititr tdepa.rtiing tie tex11:si
romi tine faithI, ias lhe belhieves. Ne \tw lire now''
'ork Star, 1 itt iin co41
.- .. lonilg th11
itn%.' ANt *bnI4 i.. e its, wh
andI exict:
We are( p1repa.rt to i11 Pillianos anid blouwintg a
hr3anl: of fhie het, inake it factory hu!.ftinig its
n-ie's for Ca:,h or teasy Iinstatlmenmts. itossiblet I
'jin.- froli s2h10 up; tOrgans from 824 llprYi;t [
i. 'l'heveiriet iif tIlheipiopile is that erawI Ifr
hey ciii siyi the fri ighit aund twenmty-hivie kne4s. ha&t
>er (ll et . by~h buy inIg tof is. I ustrimntets miomeltert
leliveredl ft. liy dipot olu fifteen days' '""'"t tXit
au sfactory'i. Or)mder andl tist ini your Il he no
Viii homells. Respecti:ful oly, ennI t1314 b
N. W. TlUMI', P ('4-, a
, .1,bi tne th
Col:umia, S
'Thie iohd~temienit lia been 11nade fhiii fIe taken3t shiel
brliimgie suits trestultieng frotii thet Chaits- know tn f:e
oi'th. dlisater-n of hiadi A lgIist orii the a fn. ighti
'oleido, Pe&or'bi and1 We1stero I tulroad4, '7' ear, asI
avei' four iori ('ases,5 halve been(1 satia- .Ineh li-I
actoriI~il d lsed. Th1 erte wetre. 225 cases repIeati ig
In ll, tuil thei y cost thet (e >mpanty a little
ii. . Flober, Jr'., is a younig man11 not 18,t)t)0,0tM
et i 'liltho is preparlinitg to foun d ia Ist year,
nit uiversiity in (Chicaigo after fthat of t hat thle e
s taln m liltee1.-enlt fo r other ict itizlens to all the pe13
>ini in thIn ma' verllnnt. lie is ia graItato 1a114 Maess
fi th bin Chicag:.o Uniiversit,y, and isi with a rir
ow in lierlini studiyintg philostophy tin- conitre.
ler Germnan master, of M.in
WAR IN THB SPRING.
Offlcer on How the Struggle Will
ernany, Ausers and Italy to be Ar.
aInst France and Russia.
January 23.-It is beyond
the powerful war party in Rus
eral tites in the last two months
'eteiled in committing the Czar to
of hostility. The latter has been
that Hisimarck wishes war, and
>ring to precipitate it, and the
sat man,ifestations in Lithuania
provinces are an indication that
n Government is earnest in its
anish the language and other re
)f tue detested Teuton from Itus
As a natural consequence many
warriors have favored the worli
views as to the campaign which
rd as inevitable between Or
tria and Italy on the one hand,
1 and France on the other.
the most distinguished Russian
has enlightened the public
Ic correspondent of the Paris
precise details concerning the
uggle. lie takes it for granted
trek wishes var, for several rea
s alliance with Italy may not last
at Couple of years a change of
ton may withdraw her sup
he w shes to make use of the
ips while i.e can c >nanad their
an Austria entirely be depended
e li ungarians particularly detest
mnirek and distrust Germany,
I speeches in the I)iet have lately
animus of the inhabitants of
ful portion of the Austrian Em
le in the t.re:ity of the triple
gages each of the contracting
nitobilize a portion of its forces
Jie Austrian Government haying
:-ep its agreemnent in this respect,
was5 bruught upon it from 13cr
: further incentive the alarming
the Geiman and Austrian jour
the threateiing Itussian move
he Galician frontier appeared,
lrope in a turmoil. t
ill ct Sill begin, continurs the tt
i this wise: tn the spring Italy
nn ued to mobilize an army t
the iort liern frontier. France i tt it
nil by tn analogous military I It t A
G -riany will order France to t it(
r troops, and then w.r will be- . a till
en of the eighteen German army r !:ev i i
enter F'ranec from Lorraine, oit
ud of Itaians will deb mel by ai.
othard upon the basin of the lii
the endt of the ii rat week France . I V
tor up n the Ithine or thrown
lie iii(id Ic of Chamnpagne. bhe la
ly hold out i a mouth, and at -"i t
that tine tussiant arm.ies will be tn
1k lerlin or Vienna.
hi', progaanm furnished by the
-ar expcrt, who concludes by
t Itussa is a powerful machine,
hi, s!ow to be put in totion, but
d i-be will crush e, ery obstacle
a.
IIt~tO A\1) MA1Lt''R.
lhrr ilied by Robbers and Avenged
by Lynchers.
Niu, I. T., January 23.-Four
ten, all heavily armed, who sub
proved to be citizens and cattle
f the neighborhood, entered the
iank Saturday, and, presenting a
the helad of the cashier, W. T.
demanied that he should turn
ash on han(d. While pretendiing
Icyn lds slamnied the door of
ad thued the lock, lie was at
>ut by ti bullet fron the pistol of
(desperadoes, whieh struck hit
heart, kiliing hi in iastautly.
was tlieu ratsatckei, and all the
the c'ist drawer", satne $2,301),
An aittepi,t was nade to open
ut in this the r',obbers were foied.
o"is'' of aistol shots was heard
ople amt e ratnfiihig towat i the
citain the catuse of " troutle.
lired upon by three of th i
on guard, and retreated to g
a few minutes the town was
ndl twenty or thirty armed rten
>ardii the banttk. The robtbers
ititag tIheir hiorsest, and a hot, fire
ii, in whiach onec of the robbers,
vants. was killed out right, being
ii timels .in thle heai andi body.
iceatitleda las a r:anchmian living
Khal four citiz/ens were wounded,
alIly, i.i wo aS&eivinig shots thirouglh
tatl< two ot hers lbeaitg slIghtly
n the Ilegs. Th'ie tha-cc -urivivinag
a-n - nde awa y with the boonty
A Ii isAe of purserts waa sooni
rail, a liing rapidily in the dhire
>kai. A ft(er about aianaou's hard
robbea ars wetre sur aroundla ed, es p.
ratae biwk to) ,iaanestaone, whtic-i
ala wvas ailled iin tuo holl (,irtt.
wa:s Cftmi guiilly of thec nuaarder
is tiand w%as larthwith straang at',
tWa) were pilaceda ini (-harge of at
iii aiiia slartaed lfr Forl. W'aishita,
-y wvill lbe turnedu over loa the
lates ailthoitieis. Th'le stolena
Saecoveread.
In atrironit ., in a nnlzzerd.
I wvithI th Iaenigineear ais I camne
I heO tald mae that lthe stoirmt in
La the tiairiest ever tnowna. lilt
viral a athela tra:in h'odeais as Ithey
St. I 'aul, andu thla.) gave a terri
tat aaf thla state of ailfairs. All
iiu hiad beatnliabaoed, as it
-ib le to lfu ind men1 t aage thiemt.
ta ae ho011w atny Oi.e coal. II standia
ii- to whicha lthe fraighit brakemenct
-aub1 jectead. Thle brak ts musi-t lae
astataly, whIch inavolves erawlint
ntarr-a fooli at abiardis aoa to1p of thea
hi aire cotatteI witha snow andau lee
liiay ia:s iiaa houtr, iaand t he traini
waiy tharotgh ate snaow, it is imi
a,r thet liu ikemenia itamaiatain ant
a-sit ioni, andia theiy aire (ob1ligedl to
mi oartoi Carl '-i thae-r hitads andau
adle thle cohil irona, with thec thetr
10( degrees blolaw zero, and re
>sed to) the tormn foir houirat, as
haive Iimea to go to th lab -ihoose.
ay nio ih aihaer beyonda w hat they
y- (-liaginig to Ih laddertllas between
ail satfter faarfuilly. The eanin-er
at dl zatns aof tment hadt frozena their
I la-et, anda thbat filly' nieveral
refuasa-a tao work lonager tanad lad
a-a ian theo c:aboaae. 11. wasia well
ta n lae Nort hweast thlaat searct ely
aaakaiu a waa'orka miore thiatn one
lie expear ie-tCe of oiae wInter is
a anm:kaa tahiem prefe-r fanytihng to
1. -''. Inu is Jbst- Iiinpatcho.
ceran iat Wattorvillo, Mo., made
I saiaro yards of cotton goodsi
amt a Mainei( ne0w51paper figurea
loth woultd make a tent that
11id cover 370 acres, and hold
>1)10 of Maine. New Hlampshire
achusaettea comfortably seated,
g of more than 1618 acres in the
.n that ring the 84,000 horses
could be exhibited all together.