The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 06, 1890, Image 1
- VOIJ. xix. ICK ENS, S. (, 'IITItSI).k Y, j., IIWA)
TALMAGEABROAD
ELOQUENT BIRMON PREACHET
BY HiM IN LONDON.
Tihs Apostleh' Primon lIuum-Clanklim
"IhiinO uid 1)am; inges-a,-(|nsi il'v
taho 1'rtietser- 1kv iit, tile I.iwwn'm ii,
lhe it 33az3s.g F'es rn nce, t h e. 'iin ke ,a dii alis.a
1114 111AZIllr Flvelce llt 64111LO 3114 111.1
Pr'mi-to 'r Cloritnns.
Theo Rpr. T. De Witt Tahttmy..-, vD.
D., of Brooklyi, preacled in Lond.U4,
Sundhty, taking for his text Acts xvi,
31: "Heliovo on the Lord Jesus Chri't
and thou shalt be saved." lie sai:
Jait; nre Jarlk, 1dull, damp, loatlisome
place!1 even now; but. were worse inl I he
IpoVtOliC timC. I iIIagiUe LO-(I-. we
r.re bteudingh t the Philippian di ulgeon.
Do you fers the chill? Do you liear I le
groar. of tLlios incarcera ed oiies m, ho
for tenl years have not seen h'lie snl
light, undI(I tiht deup sigh of' womlket
Th--' "et. ier their father's hou-e,
hi mourn overi beit wasted estites?
Listen altain. It, is t1he c-muil'h . -of , (it
or the At ruiggle o ,mI in a
nihtuma ofa gre: hor-l-i. Y oIi.-s
It- 11 :egl. in hpar a 1ui i. h1i !a Ias.
sattle its he rolls over inl li'drams
ii . - (: "god pity tle prizouor."
I- Ri :t is a tMIll her, "Otii in Illit
m0 1. It is Ia sOnig of, j)%y 11141 ghIl
1a' What .a place to Smlig ill! The
nume~i4 e(.me s wvinjitng~ ih ro)4:., 4 hel~ *ar
v1iwn" 01 tho 11Mri.:o and in all the dark
wa ls ithe whi:-per is IwaI: \Viat's
Iha ? Whats t ha' ' i, is I ih song', ('
Piul i IMi .,las T Iy t mot1w sh+tp.
''havl e t beenl bldly wlipped. Too
lung ga14.- ;v heir ihnlo; ark., r bleed,
iog yeZ They lie 1lat on th C.:,b4
r1tl.. tlwir fIr th t lv wvkoolI Sock
vt1-. mill of icl4ur-1* I hey valillt sleep.
In.thlcy (-Im iiy Ja ilr, u% ht alI.i re
yolu dAoingp with thes peophk" WhyI
havo 1ev ey-het1 ilit il htre? o, dt-v
have beei trying to make th(e wvotl.1
letr. " iU thol? That is :ll A p,it
or jio phy. A 'i 'scave i7or 1;niir-l.
Ak hl'.Zing- 1"nae or Shadr.'llh. Civ!,
for Jol We-ley. A anat hemia t*r
'hilip 1elII'I l. A (in txonl .q fr
'llul :.Al Bi s ut while wo m-11
<u'llingll ill tho gh>oml of'tilat l'hilippi-,
anl dng.o-:, lad we hotar tiniinglinlg
vF)i(et of' d. l groai, atiIl i:.I :
pi!?m, orl lalleliu)ah, suthiionly -iln
earlhqiak-! Th iron bt; o1* -
pi.-:,n t.w%i, thm pillar.; 11ra0k off, tle
SOid( Itn oi ey beginls to heave ati
: 11 ,0il , thet- door)S:iul )Mg opivi, 'tli
I hw wvils "-Ial with a terrific crasht. The
jai l'eulin h lim:-elf re.spolnsible For
Ithe. r4,1.44)VOile , liat] feeling!"; Il uiide to
be hI,,he-ir Brutuis killeft
h11u1s:, 11 d Cato k illed himself, anld
C(> i-Ills killed hiistusl, -plits his swond
to b.i-. ownl ieui't, proposilg with one
t ront. iret br4 to iui-it 11d( to his
exCitemn(illt, anUd agittilion. 1ut, PaIil
cried out : -Stop! Stop! Do thyself i,o
harm. We are all hereL.'' Then I soo
theja.il' runnin, 1bouglh the dlust,
ici4i thle ruin of diat, pri-ion, awi(l I see
him throwing liti.,elf down lit he feel
of't he-v pri.ioneors. cryii oIg ou!: "What
shall I do? What shall I do?', I)id
'aut answer: "G(. olut of this pacie
befor t1wiv is aniotler varthiake;
pit h.am lt: It'l a T.Alnd hobbies on those
wther i ners ie.t tiey get away?"
Nwa wori of tliat kind(]. Compact,
thrvilli.i-, siremelil!olS allsWer: al -'NV
1u,11nwr11Aalc aill throulgh earth anld
heaven: "Believe oin tle Lord Jesus
C h ri , aItu u hok IS11lt he saved-.',
WVi, \we have till read of the (!af 0 -
(Iuike in Liein), inl Lima, inl Aleppo
whtl ye- in all our InemIory thereo hats not
hieei. 43n1e .4 v i ie volcan iin( distu13rbanice.
A :i 1 e t' '-n seen Ii fty earthqjuak es.
H Ire 'e 1 m 3o wl,;.o ha;s been4i hu3ibling
3.p ai 33r' ''r : -. llis buid oni the
0 1 oneY m:xe was~ 2)lt in'03( alIh iies
13g 'i 44 1.b i in tr.ie, and( lhe S .'s '
hiime.f. "N ow I an free and safe from3
al1 pi'uble.I piotu13rbat ion." Hut, a nat
io's;'lum i 'ik-s t lhe fimuia t33 io Iof
al I manilcetbues ablish-~'1 ii.1)111~1
a veryv be:::tiful4 homeut. Hi3 1343 aauhier
bas-e4 comeu home frem1i thle sem'inary
w11Ith dIiplomas43 of ganluation.03 1ii's
sons5 hjave -sortedl in lit1e,I hnest'em
p.ir. ma iiil pure1. Wheni t h ern ing
I g his areP si ruk, t here is a3 happy and3(
an3 13n3broken21 fam'3ilIy cirel e. lBut tere
h31- as en 11m aidenjtI4Il down at the
beech11. Thle young m4133 n(1 vetired too
far (out in) the~ sutrf. The1( telegr'ah
hnii 1t.h t (ero upf to) the city. Au
(1-t b1~ .u1tk4 e t 4iIl 11k tn43 ir he' foum3il:
flins of that 3(11 beati.31 home. The~
('wno 330I>'O'"., the (curtain dropped1(; the4
1lau.:blr hulsheda. Cra.sh! go. all t.ho,e'(
domeaist. 1 hopes3, m1'i pro(spes -, ma3 ex
peen 4l)itm. I'ol my3 litm'31, we: halve
al1 telt lha sak ingi (1own3 ofsomeC. grea;t
.renhie1(, am3i t Ler. was a iUne wheni
we were as much01 excited as tis man) 4
ot 11he text. and4 wO cried out. as he did:
"Wha~t shall Ido? \Vhatshl I do?"'
to him-t i-s apprIo:1wh3'ite io3 u3s: "Helie1 (
in t hir- 1.(ord;lJesus1 Ch ~lt, andI ieu slh, I
he saived."' Th'ere are some31 dloetnOt Is
oftSI) little impor)0tance' 11ha: y'ou (10 not,1
ear3'i to) put,1 any'. moreI'1 t.hasi your3 lait
3a14 unlder3 4 them'1, or' eye-i y1our3'11 ii
lil -; bu44t here are( someii 4iocuments3: oif
out,. vour full namei3. So the Saiour33 in
someit P parth or't.1he Bibhle' is elI ed, "Lr I 03
lad ina o3ther parl3ts oif tith ible lie is
' did "JI'-uis," and in othe4r par13t.5 of
43ho Bihule heC is called0( "Christ.," but3
14hat ',here m3ight3 he no0 mistaLke about31
14o.;1ther-I "thei Lord'4 'JeSusM Christ.
NI' '. who3 i ti.s. Hi~ing thalit ', ou
want~ me t: 1 trust aan3 helIieve' i4*? 4u43
.-un3imesi3 ome Ih)io me) w11'it h3 credt'iaif:ls
I cSannolt. lirust them. Th'er'e is son3i
is~hone Isty inl the irI looks that maker
1m3e k now I shal ho 4-1heated1( if I 1con-3
..ear't'5 con3fidenen1 in ama 3 u433tnt il vou
kno 33whalt stuffI he is made of, and3( a31
1 330r.-45ahale ti 530'his orig, when(43 I
stop~ 1(o ask you who this is that vorI
want 3 e 3 to 4. truIst in)? No 3man3 wonuh
thin3k of ventur33in)g his life on1 a vss
goin ou wt to sea, tha had1 114 never hem~o
ispected.I No, you mus1t1 have the1 eer'
tilicate hung amIidshMlips. tellinig hov1
many1) tons.' it car'ries, and howy longf
ago it was built, and1( who0 built it, am33
n.ll naut it. And yu ennnifot CXnwC
ue to risk the caigol ofr:my immuiorta
int erests oil Ioard any craft, till yoi tel
ike what, it, is 1111do of, iit where i
was mado, and what it is V henl, thenl
I ask you who this i-;you want mC I
trit4t iu, you tell tme he was a very at
trAl(.;tivp persoi. You tell me that, tll
contemiiporay writera describe him
and they give the color of his eyes, am
the color ofl his hair, ald they descri.h
his whoi'l ajppearanc.e as bwi:1g resplll
dent. Christ, did not, tell the childreu
to come to hiii. "S11'er little child
ren to come uito ie," wiis not spokt
to the childheii; it wa; spoken to thi
l'harisees. Tho chil.rni had vomi
without aty invitaotion. No soonel
did Jesus apa wr than t tIe little oniw
pitch from th eir I lothere' armlis, :II
av.alnche of' bo11t.y a1ndI love, into li
lap. "Sutlhr litt le chibiren to co(0 e
un1to tie." That, was aldressed to t h
ari teo; 1) I lil t,e chibdIrn Chist
did not ask Joiin to pit. is leld dowi
on hI I; oII. John cob11 iot. il(.I1)
bit plut, his h llad ther(.e . ' I yI e
sich cheeLks, such a chiii, shl, hair,
suich physival condii ion, wid appearn,
)Cne why it, uillst iae I.e COM -
plf!,-IycAptivatIng and winlsomew. I
slppose : look ai hiin waijust to love
hil.. 0! how attractive hh1, mannlller'.
Whyv, whell thoiy saw ChIIi.t, !omlingq
ilorog Cho -tret, t hev ranl inio Iheir
hw-tvs, as quick as ih Hy cou;d, :
br ought, t hem out th4t- uwJmit loo'k
a t theit. (1!ther w. as , ome1t" hinl!-, 40
PleIsan11, b4o ilivitilng, so clecrinig in
"verlythit,g he did, in every 4ok. W h ii
these sick ,ncs were brouigho ouit did
1w -ai N: "T.ake awa these -,ores: do
IHI U.rouble melt: with thlse laprosies?"
N. 1>, there wai a kii.l look, there
wi at w-nth- word, ihre was a heal
from himn.
la Adiieu to till- :-.Cm Vitta -
av"tev, If-ere v.as it fierv mlomentluml.
I liw I lit- 4.n hyIoter vreinlbled hw
I'e himll. lI 'i ne k u '-m of Ihle earilh
ttu edpal(-, l en- i- . plaiii m n,
with 4 few .iIm: it I 1: k
S it- ;e i u f (a1dile , .,oil,:', Ip S tile.
14'a' of the Caev :(I*-. m 1 .1in ta 4Pa
lrt q k11 t h1.1 It, 4. i:011.llom,, a to14 iti
ein, 1 wvord (,f Itirc.\ i: n k Iimi 1 v z.s
wih brobs inog i eeuh m
hali ti v tIVAVVIJ.14 :11 hro tih
,nii the a"' ...!t he) w a l i
Chn t . wm i. le no t 'iilige e.
,1 ;-is .v o 11: . ii :' i. 1 o ch
ilsipiditY leti,a . r; it wai aevil -
Dllhie'd wvit 11 wjesty A , 11 i Ilit I an111l
Oil. menti. L. othe world shoili
lot. r . e hia rstnel thi Cli:i(t5
moun1 hes 'ro'! tYou va1 : i1 Christ
h to dit., why niot. ch k lt liiin ta e somke
deadiv potionl'and, lie oil a Couch inl
soebril"ht anld buif homne?
lie Iu. A (fie, f t, liim expire amiid all
kindly :ottit No, i \te worb
mustI.-A, h aiir the immr10r . 1 oil 1t11 h (s
of I hi e wo v -k woihl must, lisitvi
to ih death rattle oft surverT. The
wori:us feel Hlis watrml blloodI .!r*t)p
pinl-4 Ol .achlchieekc, whilo it look.i unt
inito ftlIc fae fofis aniigii.ih. Anid s
the r'1o l ust4 hieS 1 d(' li, and1(l thle hoi'e
is dlv,h ol tIhe to.: of Calva iy. it mu11st
he dag1 th e fee ( -v t Wle,p, :il:d( thenl Ilhe
cr.o.- is lalid to the gr-ouvd, anld tho
sui ee ,t a:li c he<i 4 1)pon it, aln the
Iails are 1u111dei( r111. uigi e've . <
111iusvie. anitl honle, thro gh1 l l.t' right
hal thro thekt'ti N-i11t hi'o111l; an1d then
Sh yn h ki r.e O his ih lth il to see if it i
fS, and 1,henlthly hak, hit 1Ou!
to .,0 i f it k iaSt, 'PdI the thei h- eaV
up',) tIhe woo 1i, a dozt-n s ie le
1111icr tie weight, 144nd4 they. putf th
ei;d of tho cross; to the m1ot:i-Lo of the
I c, anld t1hey plu';O ii n , allil he
Wi ht of ills hil.dy IiI d Iw -fo
ih irst, tie onl thIie q'ielS. adI Io ilie
10011 1nnl itd wanl.Iin O, wiphot t'
tr1ee1L . we 1 mi'4i thooghy foruit hist
lot .i'i W'hy id( Chri4t emitire itulie
oubl ha1v tken sihos rockii, and1: it h~s
44 h ii icrushed his crucifie4r4. li(to cob
ilih 1'. a . . 4t have ' ta l them In ito
muI . 'I i. 4 L1: .-S 1(ife for my4 lif. hscilie
pean-(114 yit01s1 yotungi1.s ma lid on? h
lime; aier, t he mo'therof qtht-ii skoug
prie' ha .-he wa iiIs 1lhe munih4ger, is
lt roc'h hhuwh u\ al blw it. :-lw
room,14(>i144 1nd lwok wing~ :1way 1 te4
('h44 uiv4tow mIVl sOu him m1:14 ppes-hl
lill 44im4 to b41 the crimt ia. T hao'1 mg(
nunt'11 thid or his own4 10y mter'. You41
itay: "1cii u .gomfu h at4e1114'. heii neve
not hh.. hh mo't0 i he inoth 'or his1 athie
but 4or hi ( C4wornQ441 eei 0, sucht a
::h-;iVt t.- lnat-o loin. 41 selfsaiteic
in thinko:( J1st (4'0 ar iun under the'1
1resn hIi '.if yo w .e(ill on l tl- m444
how;"~ alii,1 tekgeat eti a skedWht!
by. 114 houw'yndsin ihiy . .emblage i1044
"Iloay hi? Andt44i wie] iI nswii
y<ir que ti I look ' up44 a( nd utter th.el
n'1'.ere thi 'ii esmid iC of sVmos "Mas-II
wit It im1 pota t(I t'in.1 f I f'~ a1 con.uner-1
mre mths( t beer you exed , the i
I tlieni the proference; but if you really
I think !nat Christ is as tru;;worthy as
, I hey are, then deal with him 1s fiiriv.
"oh,sayM some one in a light way,
"I blieve talit (hrist, was horn in
- Bethlehemn, and I helievo that ho (ie".
3 oil the cross." )o you helieve it. with
you.- head oi your heart? I will illus
i anto the dilb;.rone. You are in your
own house. In tho morning you open
a iewspaper, and you reald how Capt.
Bravelheart, oo t he sea risked his life
-ol. r 1he salvitionl of hi pa,seClgers.
You say: "Wihat a guif,l rollow he
risi111 have heou! His il -ii. rv
very we.ll of I le coiunt.y." . oi io'
Ihe nspaper anId sit down at the Ia
le, kld lperhaps (o not think of* that
iievnt. agaii. That is historicai
ltth But, noo %you are on the sea,
n't it i.4i night.. and you are sisleep,
anid sie awakened by the shriek of
"I Ire!" You rilsh oit, i t he deck
You heisr, aiid the w rinlgi ng of' tihe
hands aud the fainLing, the er": No
hopu! we are lost! we are Il o.!W 'r'ie
s0ipts; 0tou it.s vints of fire, the ropes
matkil ;, burning, hnbder inl the nigh,
hleav-:n4, the ii. of wreck hisses iln
V:kN1es, a -d on t le hurricane deck
siakiS-. out. i-s ihaier of 'fmoke aid
dai kiess.
"Dw;%1n wili the life boat" Cries
tile ('aptain. "Dowi with the life
Ioats!" Peopleruh i i ito them.
Th l. boats arec about" full. Room only
for one iinore ;mian. You are stainl'ilg
on the deck beside the captain. Who
shall it. boyJ You Or tho captainl? The
capzpailt says: "Yoll." You jtuig in
Mit are saved. He stands there, and
dies. Now believe that ('apt. Bravo
heart sacrificed himinsolf, for his pa- er -
t,ers, hut vol b"It-ve it. wit love, with
t \Yi with hot, anI long colt! inule4l 4-x
ch iti on1iis, with g ie at his. los.; alul
i b at. youilr teihvrenice.Tha is
sa.vinlg falith. IL! other word, what
yol believe w.ith :al the heart, anl
Iblieve in re.ard itl ylour Self. i
1thi-: hingo. tur lly jerrnoll: ay, e. "'he
-ivation of your immor1W.1tal oull.
\Young.. :1u11 illinlW4 all the poets hlave
S:i i ha ni-oin ' thins'about d Ith.
There! is notini h utiftil aboit, it.
When we Stan (d by the white and rigid
fe.i' res o! tho:4(i wholil ve love. a id
they give lopnlw,rin' pr( ssureoftit(
hii l I(I a I I(. ret icng kis"' of the l i,
el,p " wanl, Inyb d p *)(1. oetizill.
W-6es1, ..1d midn'.-ht, and the wrhilging
Of tI he heart, UTntit ih 1t( dril Stoa)
andi( cur". i lte t,rture unie.-s Chriht
be v111i il. I coines'- to vot to 1-11 in
titiite fear. a conlisu mi l ing',- h:.,,rrior, of'
delih uniiles- Christ, be with me. I
w oU rat.her go into a cave of wild
htvst or a jiuglo of' reptilm; than into
the g.ave, tiless CIrist goes wit,h
il. Will you tell ine that I am to be
carri4d out from lily bright home, and
put awiay in I Ie darknes? I cannot.
'c datrknass. At the firbt, coming of'
th (veAning I must have tho gas lit,
and tle further on in life I get., the
more I like to have my friends around
about. me And am I to be put oil' for
thousa nds of years in at dvrk place,
with no (.ie to speak to? When the
hiolitdays coic', and the gift-s ore diz
tiil:ted, shall I add no joy to the
err v Chrisita;- or the. "Happv
tew Y\eaiYr?" Ai, (o not, point dowii
to ?he 'le in tile ground, the grave,
1n111 .Il it a beaitifut placc; inless
t hel' he some11 'ulperlInatlrIal illinina
tion, I shudder back froim it. My
whlI: nature revolts at it. But, 1"W
this gloriouls 1am111p is lifted above tle
gravc, ilt the darkn, l"ess is gone and tle
way .s c!har. I look into it, row wit h
outi a ile hutdder. .Now myud' aniex
ty i nt about death; myi~ aitiety is
thi mas; i:i ive' arighit, for' I know that
if i.c life is ('onisitet't when I c!omfo 1o
the'I, Mt liour, a nd thItis voice is silenct,
and t :iese (eyes are clocsedl, and hands
wit h v, hxieh I bieg for your eta)rnal sal
'at lion toda(1y areo folded over' thle still
hiearti, t hat thlen I .- hall on ly begini to
live. WVhat p)oweri iS there in ani thing
to chill ime in the last liour' if Chriist.
wr'ap11 ar'ound me thle skirt, of his own
gairmient? What darkness can fail up
cin my ey'ehils then, amiid the hlea vei
lye daybenk O dIea .th, I will not. fear
the thn! ackto thy ea vern of'
dar iknes. thoui robber(' ofa&llI the ear'thi.
ly, il.houi despiler o( '(f famii ies. WV'ith1
this battle iaxe I hew thee ini twnin
frioimI belhniet toSi stial, thle voice of
Chr iist souiid ing all over thle earth,i
dni i briouigh t lie hieaivenis: "0 deait hi, I
wil I e th,y phli'gut. 0 grave, I will be
pres'i~en of' Christ. You Iknow wh'ien
('br ist, was upion earthI how happy lie
ua 1- mery'Vit(i( houeh weiit. inito, nidl
whi'aen hi'bing.s us up to his hious'e
hi've- rent ccm' glee. His voice lhas
ima lilmusic oi iit lin iis to he he ard in
all th le oratories )f eternity. Taik
noct :'cun hanks da:shled with'e ellti'e.
h iia . Wie shall see thle v'ery~ face of
hat h':in ccd syiithiy in Wk-thany,
aine 'eke t he vt iy handc t hat dropped'(
it : I' blood from lie shior't beamui of the
er'tw. 0, 1 wantt to stand in etc riiit.y
wit hd himi. T1owar id that harbhor I steer'.
Tward" that goaln I runi i. I sha 'll lhe
sac liid whin'a awnake in his likenee'.s
h j, briokein hiearited iien ad w~omen,ll
hiow :sweet, it will be iiln t. gc;td land
to puri ailt yemr hlar'dship'., andi hn
('ir e c('br iisf, ai iheu hiav~ film en
phdiin wh'ly i. was hest, for1 you t o be
sick,. and whyli ii t. i asest foi' yot f.o lie
widowed, and why if. wast last, fbi' . ou
to lbe pertiseenited. and why it was besi
for' you to he tried, and'ily av Iiin
pocint to tii elev ~ationi pr'op~ or't cion a t C
your dlis<i(iietud(fe huie, saying: "Y'1on
soufferied with me on carthI, com10e iif
no0w anud hec glo.ritiled whi Ih mce ini hieav
iOino~ (one weld int' a houise vh.g
'lichere hadl beeni a goodc dleal of' tr'oubtl
:m Iwl:uaid to thie wvomani there: "V Xoi
I scn t o lnly" Ye," she said
'1 "I a (t oely."''' "iw maniiy ini ii
faitly?"i'.' "'Only myiself. '''Have yoi
luhu aoy chihllren?"'' "I had sever
'chiilren."' "Where arc they?'' "G(o o'
i"All gone?'' ''All.'' ''All dead?'" ''All.'
.IThen she breathed a long gh into t
t ioninei1Cs and1 said: "O( , ir', I havi
I h een'i a yOOdl mother to thie grave.'
?Au ic: so ther'ear'e fheatrts here t'hat, at'
ui:t erly broken i down i by thei hereave
-ac un-m of lifet. I iioint. youh to i'he e'tel
li ( i h f hleaveni. Ar thero an'
Lt here that I am missing t.his mnor'ning
a 0 ! yon noor wating-mail--oi het
sorrow poured inl io humani (mr, lofne
ly al( sa<i! how glad yoru wiill be when
Chit sliall disbaid all your slorrows
id crowl, you queenl unto God a:il
the I'ktinb forever! 0! aged Imlen an
,wolen, fed by I 1is love anld warmvd
b3 His grae. for thteo -4core yeliars aId
ten! will not, our dcerepiltde cha nge
for he ILeap of a lart whon you come to
look 11:ce to fio iupoin I iin wIhotin, hav
ilig IML seenl, you !ove? 0, that, will
bo Ii, good shepard, tot, ot, ill tite
nlight 11nd watehing to keep ofl tihe
volvet, bu'. w it.h the laimbs reclining
on the snti; lit hill. Thal, will he the
ent pinof olur salvat i4, not amid t h
r , cl e.'ash. -.1d i>oom of bat, le
bu tiJ4 Ili" dis:nled froops keepin
victoiouls Ae.tivi y. Thait will be the
bridegrooim1 of the chutrlcli coiling from
a far, the bride )eaniing ulIon his arm
while I look.-A dowi iito itir fte n.
sa e: Behold thou -rt Fair, Ily l-v'
Mehold thou art ir.
THlE S I'ATE ALLI.\ '-*,'I-:E('IIANGE.
11'41 it) P'rnteleni W tor-kingllu u e- o
file luminen" 14 (i 0n1uctced-- t. Big TraIttif.
AI I. end v j 11 ti o I .
Grevnville News.
A lIeporto r fir in New-i 3,''ei4:v 6
ited Th I ll1 l: ':I . a ta e \iia e Es
ei -se whieb r, i n-l h d n ~'.ritos any,o
Whiul, Isl1q
'* 4i:rc ..- Wii - s, Yoe & C.a). fn
a If " tt . . . 1 . i 1n, t , Stale
Bud"i' a Age', a."! him atsistai., Thom
X1. Biry, formui.-rly (.1 Clh r w, wei i li
the li .
Cio)~, biel:ime irais been opt n for iic
w kp s. v f < 1 b i . . I vI I e
votvi t l -ue rodeteh , ti b ie r i Ar!, is
o'p:i li . c , amid th. I , r - - -, v
i-, k.-d C"I VC ce i m lt. it veM*r at
WOck ag4). N Y- th e ,.ct cmine in con
trio b -rusy .mra . 1, . o ,h I it t i t i
repolleIt tiharil t ie ji.ine, in L U:sa t li h..rt
t es I U Iii I ie It Y LtIt)
hinC,F." d .. .' i .
raw , I ' -ti Ilnt f I , . E h c
w t,h s Z Ier (c f N dv:., a
EIi he tud ice tit: alup comve:tbe :an333
rnpr otit r, hevey e. t tinc h u r
was u . ba i c In t h: two
"ink nd rh ":4 wa: I A.u H1 wa is (:,rpwL
e. u p n "f Th e r i"t tr tr aci .eu
a e ti) be rkeen 1311;g i ,. ,.
plitliii Ol-nn
Mr.Cc W 1a1n e t , fC an s ta
the o wheat phin te au--ns.
was C ma'.cigAl tarne cit w e i hniueteil
SIn"whi. 011 Iihe pr-inciplc of ;i Leneral
brokW :,ge h uins ani t: 1' i n. miney
wimiciu s w rc neck t.iary t) th c i. ex
punene of the ixchainge wa>-Tp'i b.. the
tiilm;s which sold goodj!! 0hrough,,j li,t x
chunge, 0he S:kulc ats a brokcer gt. hi.,
pay from the irm which he rw:"e",lzt
hir. Donaldson t4.id that only those firins
that wvure known to b! ,trictly h:e
and trustworthy were dekit with iad i
their good do not cole pill to their rep
re--untition in thu price lim ilurtherbu
itisi with them ii stoppo edfl iekdliaely.
I . obtain price listp,". .:i(l .r. Don
idson, " ar t uf actth u r: u,. es tab1 ) 1 lih
m. anICtISuid conicerns all over the Union,
representing every product that the ftr
mner has any use for. The loesorices
are (lu ted These lists art cota3141 nrtly t
coming to me. I pepare fr(-m these a 1
plice 'Is1 which I senid at intervals or
whenl w nitited to tie- iusin :t at,of
Lhe Uo.inty Allianicc3. In twu the bu-;
D.SS tgen1s .ds : themi l oil tieII- r c tV
u -AUiaice. in their c )l 'y. TI'henf
whei gid t he ube- ll Al
li:alves filnd IIsIu Ilow muchl rad wiht
va-Ah miember w"Antg. TI,he wlnI' lii,t isz
b1fo5tr themu anid the mlllber taker. oiu
his pit.ckct book and put3 up thle moIuy
for wlnt: Ie! wfItl. The wother do hkce
wiSve Al ordter for a crtsin amount Lf
g-wds is nIdke and tho lmncy and re
'Int to the cun'tyg agent. tlleU fow ards i'tI
(if to mc andltt 3((' I Ien t e o re r- t.:he r
o r . )ms : w Idb hanle the : k' go o i i.-u
t hei mernc'r inith u bank.ih: Tii lods re
they arI e re Celiived and foundi to inet thte
i'tlre en te li t.n0 ic:;is !, then fi,rwtad_t
Id to~ te im.I'j 'it.. frI:Lir.
"iTehus, it.e will obe se , tivery lt hig is
don on a str-Cic~'tl cas basIlis andk the
memb<riof thil Ailb clhe ge miinte
lonithe lowet,EwhN'l' \Vni . p ri. 'lhe
beauty lif tei n~~v'I' i i t -csh bou tn (is
iis enc IoragedfI athl e farmerii'
wil (l i d t em evsialng it
eds bt wiveby the ' n-ans," id theme
oultr0of the,t fnio iiy o rok. ogv
" -'lave l reiv or r frontn near
andic no. of them ig ' i n e' for rt.
Some tod'rtoe fo:.rs many I lil'Ods t'tc o
of iuano.rc i jt(33,BlI~tl .
ofth ihtie ofthe thre ofihe'o
if.(r .[(Ann d , on w ( aIked o t h, ti
0e the' ca e liV(ktt it e I d t)1111 'I I mat.ter
- r t e rii''das sof furish therg e,n.-Vrtr
Th''Ie counrties t dj I eto 1 1 i amrn ill
have OOtente tou |b . u o ti
ALMoST A SAVAGE.
L WH1I'lI MAN'S STI A N(GE L 1,IFE IN
TIlE SM T'11 SEA ISLANDS.
ARlaI ivrs.0to Aionit lii, Itecuie i t' fit
Wili 'ome Ielicik.'ivilizittlout Forgot
L.c".
Il )tTI.AND. .l ie . il, 30. The itory
if te wreck of the I>rtianl bark
1ewksb)ry L. l-wewat in the S)uth Pa
ilie, and the strange -tcry of the rescuo
f her mrew, ai told by CApt. Wm1.
J'9ding of Yarmunt, M.U , has a
Ttiv obirk -Aill-1 fromn Nevrea-st.-", New
w l Wa, .\1i0 7. 188, for flong
iong, un ler e .Orer for New York.
Qe pIro"eded tii tih' mth of April fol
owimg, whei i.i iiti'lde 7 deg. 5 miin.
rca ami l-c"'itlde 119 deg. 11 miin
w& w!he eniuntei ed a gale andi was
hivei aosire on Susanne Reef. near 1o
.en: lUaai, on! f the group of C,aroline
sh1:d.,in I ha auttih acitic
Tlie cr.w"'.apedl ill onle of -.be shlip'm
Pits:! andiw.agwi with great dillieuty
a lVaeib a s.l i,et to the Northward.
-'rin thiA inic ; ter the storm isubmiled
,by indt tihe liand Of I'oze,:I., Which is
1hA!ilted b*, a race of fiort e s.vagus. As
hu hwit, applliebled the ishiil a fleet of
:i.t-v plit, tAr to intercept thien There
vs.r :ab> a thirty canoi, with eight or
en melt in cach. and 0all were aRIled
vi h k ni vws and pears. Somi of tlie
lv:i:ts culd not wai, for the b,iat to
'ime a idIh, but jiinipod otvcrlboard
d w i-hm tr hr, each ina c:arrying a
Ong wicked-leooing koiiq, heh-l betweie
11. Teeth.
Th first s vaIs ti IV wh thie boil
-nitbred inl tin: inn bout was alrv
Aawipwd. Thwn they brgaln t" ht ip chi-c
aill.S ("f I tirit. coats and -uter 'arileni ts,
l'an itm 'lllenlts abord their own
N.Il; ic by this tilm ! wel.. pa .
ihgaasi.i'heu white, men1 Werei
thn d-sp-iled if everything bit their
u11rphirts, them- being left tI them.
Id the wht,le lli,t tire- in toward thlie
and.
W h hey gat lshwre, :aa whiie- the
hipneedcr-,w N,ere standing st
oid . ) the nwisv cro,yd o!i latlyt:s
mno tia 'i-a a', ali the othit;e , cilT
- ith h r.b 7u hi p i p puAlh lios
a - tiugh tht crt,wd nmi spo'ke to
Toth sonshmenclt of k-aptainl Good
,to whn th man aiddrimeed him
eli, the sceinifig native itntroducedl him
elif a Charls Iromi, ian Englishnarn, tild
.eileI to r*1nder aniiy msistalcce it was
sleajI))I Ir him t-) give.
f-tr the captain learned Irons'As hi
ry. It appearm that lie was left at
Jzent Isltnd'l tVy a traiing vessel aout
our yvars ago, his businias being to rep.
-esent the trades in the cocoanut oil
rale, but. the vessel had ncver called for
rot,a since leAving himl], atud lie had
'Iftlaually lissuied the habits of tle 11:1
ives and finally tcaie so mitch like
hen in app,iirance and manier of life
le was not in ily way to be dis,IguiSh
A fioi lhe people anoig whoi lie
ivel. lie lia takel to hilmistIf seveU
viveq, ani w:.s regarded by tle natives
,.a a i u if iliip)4.r tanice a colli o Iy to
lie chief et the t.i1e.
l0itN h:ll bten s :) long am-'.I)g the na
ives ihaitt i lad forgote-n miny of the
:a1i1n01 thing,i tif civiiiz,ttlon. A dtv
ir t wt aiter hial,dng at Pozeat Captain
?oo<Iilin4, 'Io l:l bebtcole in a degrev
micitiii viait his reckoning of time,
l>t knowinig exactly whr t he ile day
via- TIhuii stay or i"riay ini tic week,
ske.a irons if lhe kriew what daiy of te
vek it was. Irainie answered tat lie
iaanilt, :and moret tht hie did not knowv
vhtat year it wias.
Captatin Go:>ding~ eayaa that the natives
"ajehi oever h:ave alilowedI him nirnd htisi
-re w to letave I'aoair.en if it hadl inot beeni
or thle good Ii (:lies of lIrons, Irorns in.
erested hian se f in behial f of the shiP.
v reckedl mren and hireal a ('aine f romt
hie niatives' with pIresenlts of lTnglishi cal
eo, iramn stmesa ini his p ,I'ss in. Witht
d4ate (Gea rge W. la isit anid onte of
lhe ship's crtew set saiI teni days Ol aft er
hecir a urimd at I laen leiving the re.
inunrder- of' l thiship's (company arid F"irstf
dat'e Ibli:rd WVatchiniia', seven meni in
all. at Plzet.
Thie caphtin and his tnoni nie tha'ii
mvay~ in the c;ano.a byf a ruanlaboulit couirse
tomt ii.hind to ho'naiIl, tubinitg at eait
ilaret, oniett .aiia inukinag staop at erach
.arrytleg fromlg twoI da&ys to a moilnth's clu.
hiare a- a mii)aioar y stationt.
I teie they weie careda for fby then mris
.rieas aand obItafin-i tIhe ui-C of the
miionalliiay boati theay Omde saui bIack toI
Pozen.at aireast atil taiking the mteimibars of
Iie' creiw they 1bei left~ thare returnedl to
Two1 imonrthis after their ret urin the
missi' inut va,sel, M orningt Stu , airri ved
andia took thiem tall to llanatiait, where
theyv lhul- Novanbler 18, l"romt laono
lii 'u Cptainr tiing and1 pair-t (If the
iew! werae brouIight by7 thi ste.itner Atis
tratia to -uit lranrciscou. arriv ig 1lItre
Nov'embeir 'J.
ia, hisa rIetrn, we. putbbaSaed ina thle Nowa
Yo; A Ilen il 's 14omduin eaditi,n, anda to.
ldi 1 ith ml ane lwnie'r1 oIf thes warackedl
bIark, (hase I aiitt & ., o..af thtis city
anii (1'Mjin (sltting of Yarrauthi, aire
i' act oi~I f let.ter frotui Lorndorn iniak
ing~ uniuairy ini regardr in the 1:1 ro sa'who
-.pp:earto- i iaigure-O as t pimea iiter (If
~ li utheira late fromii ti" r,amil urce,
the "Probi,ate anrd I )ivarce llejiatry,
-.Iiitrset. Ihmtt.', ialmdIn," alai are- s'i'ra
ed hy L 'njehlt C.X Iron'-. 'The writer
say~s hie hias rvea'on ho ibe'hb-ve the white
iman ont Puzeat, ishoIiiol i is you(ngestt iad
onily living b'rot her, anid soays: 'We
liast he:ud oI(f im to I )ea'rmber, 187i8,
wheni lie wals tradirng withi thesa iviages of
New GLuioea in ai abh*ip thalt eharteleat
froam lIrisbeane." lIe giveai a minurte de
iscripition If hii:, blrthem a4 lie appeatiured
tat. thait tm, andl stays his full namrie is
William Charles l"redlericik ils.
IIThe letter toi Capta(iii (Goa'-ng eon
tainis <pit-stionsi tas toi partiulhar, oIf ide
titienitionr iand imIliubeS ais Ko how as-is
t.ance mright bIe -eiit to lna themm at IPi
zeas if he ptrov' Kto lie theo pi- assuti4t
for. The le:ter ti Chiase, Leaavitt. & (Co.
conclhua '': I :nl ailtiimy i nopie !eeh
a'ire thliat the kl wliha mut finitinnmed i
our brother, supposed to have been mur
dered by the savages eleven years ago."
I saw Captain William Gooding at his
home in Tarmouth to-day. lie said he
had no dotbt the mnn at Pozeat was
the William Charleg Frederick Irons in
quired for. The description given in the
letter fron Somnerset House tallies in all
points with thiat of the man he met at
Pozent.
Captain (ooding says that at his first
me10(ting with the man at Puzuat, in sur
prise at being addressed in the languge
of civilization he exclaimed: What I Can
you speak Nsnglish?"
"I ought to," was the answor, "for I
was born in London."
(aptain Gooding says he left Irons at
the missionary station at lZuk, Irons
havinrig accompanied him there on the
return voyage ol tire missionary borat.
When they arrived the misbionaries were
greatly surprised to see Irous, for they
had heard a re:ort of hiis death at the
hands of the !avages in )eeember, 1878.
The Party albo met r.t ine of tho island
in the luk lageon Ilarry Chisholm,
who wai at one tic a shipiate of
Iron. IlIe was -mu priped tio see Irons
zalive, having heard the tcport of liis
deat I.
From itif,riition ;theervd by CHP
tain i(Ioding it apeas th:it bhil those
men were at one time togtLher in a ves
sel t1ading among the i.slanldi. Thiis
may he the h-!up chartered tit Hr isbane
that lancI-t Irons refers to in his let
ter. Olie en' ire (f t lie tra, ii ng Ca rrid
tiln hv tte ves:-- was the koitnipping of
nitiv s from thiei caroline and Northern
groups to the Pijii and othW-e- isl2,s. It
wats tlirin: a trip of this kind mnit(mg
the New (u-,oa islanders I-at the tgllt
,WClill*ted whieb itL, to tll, report of
he hio s waS broken ill) by meti
of-ar tein i iwelve years aigo, inc
whi- lrans h:1lived ivnyig life kt lo
zrat.
Clisholli, whlo is Irish h-,- i:rth, Ie i
1ivoi in bout Ihe- s-ti&1 (n e id itioniI . I li
i- a nlio 1f in nit-le in on- of the li iICe
tibies of nati vs iiih:ihitinig a large
m1ouniltainlous isl mll in tie Rilk laoon.
T a-igm nb; abiut thirty iiles in cir
lif-en e nd c-titain e m-vi-n or c-ig t
wu1h ike to roturn to civiliz/tion if
Ihis futurf supprt wIre a4sired. lie
will write to jIrrn11n to that ofr'eet, tnd(
w\,ill v th:d - letter ad i ressed ca. e
.Mr. IS ilotst-, mi.ionary staton,
K,ik, nill prohaijy rarbch Irons without
unitesar3 idelay.
Mtl: 'I't ) LBLE FOlR MI-N. MORRIS.
Mr. norrisa' Will to be Conloated by Illn
Retlattivem a:-i the4 1.itu laoiirancew oovn
pntly.
llmuvilrl.i, N. C., .ianurAry 30. ---As
was well kn wl, tirere was more at stake
in the trial of Mrs. Morris, charged with
causing tho death of ker husbiand by
chloroform, than tbe mere conviction or
acquittal of the fair prisoner. There is
the large estate of Mr. Morris bequenth
Cd inl his will to his wife, lai a it$ 110000
insurance policy onl his life, also p-tyPblC
to Mrs. Morris. TIhe acq ui ttal iof thev
prisoner, of eirse, throws all this into
her hands; whereas, hid she been con
vieted, the will of her husband would
have been nliuill and void. This is tihe
hotm- of Mrs. .\ttrr anl it. is in this
thrivin.g town where mist of tih- proper
ty neiintioned in the wvill of Mr. Morris is
located. It it learned to-night that
there w%ill be several lawstits over the
nmatter, and there is more intertst in
sttore for the pritty Widow Morris.
Reintiyes of ile dead Iman will citutest
is will, on thre ground of undue influi
Cenee on the part of Mrs. Mlorris in ini
iducinrg lienr hu.banrd tio tmakei its prov i
sions intier favor-. 'lhe Mutual lienre
hit. Life insulrnce Compjanry of New
Yorrk aninounrce thiut they will tight, the
ease till jurd gmienrt (liy biefore t hey will
pay13 over tihe teon tthousanid dollair policy.
innalle ICon i-E'NMe.
WAsitsio'iN, darn. 30. - n Thu) i'[iirsdlay
laist, jutit a ft er senai tor IigallIS conrcludied
hias speeli on tIre neigro <pnest ion, lie met
Senia tor 1Hi tIer,, oh Soth Carol inai, inl
the Ilibby. Asa t.he two mreni shook Iranrds
Senrator Hutler said:
"I nrgeI, what ini tIre --- do yotu
merian buy dloing like this?"' eviderntly re
feriig to los hit ter eechl.
kntow. atnythin g abouit inmt history ?
If si, pierhaiji you reliirlmber hiiw thre
lmiiimn fathrs u-eed tio get together anid
privately Ieghr i)veI tIne gullibility of
the llotaan peopile."
With a smile thLe Kansanr walked
An, i'.i rnurdiin&urn- Ne-ne.
A reporter wvitrnessed an extraordinary
sc-tie inr the v-iiity of Biddleville, N.
C. In frunt. of a saill emihini a pulpit
hail loan trecedi. Ini this :.tool a negro
"pmreaiching"~' at the top) ofA his voice.
Tlhere wvas rno one e-xcept therm reporter aind
thei pre-achr near, aind the foi rmer Stoodil
arid hrstenedt, but wias not niot iced by thle
speaker. On )inqumuiry it was imli Iou l.tha
thle preatcheri wis Ir>bert Hell, Tiwo
yeaurs ago he wais Ii red fromr thle past91orate
oif the P'restiyterian chitrch at hiilecvihlle
b iecause he .viu it go1 ' inIito lis chiurchr
basrcfoiiot em hIe was warnied aga intr
Itris i4enise. ande helin--lig it not, one Sun
dayu, as-ihe attemtedur to a(cendi hris pti
lilt t-hiiitessi, ha' f a dloze-n goeid, 11ous
id-eiions sczed.im ~nnod tired himt from
t he church. O ) tht, (ray Uell de-clar-u
that hi- woui pmreich three tuimes e-very
day, mi his iown yardl, and1 tic dIes it,
n!thoeugh niu on goes to hisar hrirm.- Ma
c. n Tle graphi.
Tuiouwrm i. I .A., *Ian. 3l0.- --lTn o neigro
women dCi d ut iti r peuliaOr ciinri
attancmes inI [lotinvi lie distriet onr Mr. W.
'T. I-espless lice at wek or so ago. Oneim
oif them:ii, i nmd Vineiy Toildi, d roppeud
d ead nea r tIre well att tier hiomei, andI thle
ot her, Si-.nn Iespess, wais help inrg to pre
pare thie biody foriiuial, andl went I >the
same well andi fell withIin ten feet of then
spot whir e th mthrer wvomar died. She,
1h(1wever, dIid riot dlie inunead iitely, but
Ii vedl several hours.
:IIt0i lertyI Exmetd in ii Iiin.
Naxw Yontc, Jant. 29.- -TIhe captair
oIrte st eamner La Place, from Rio Jan
e 'iro, reports~ that 80 sailors who, whilt
intOXicatted, hiad shouted in the atreets
'"Long live tIre Emperor," were exe
mAntnd neretly in prisonn at. 1i.
THE ALLIANCE GROWING.
PIESIDENT STACKIIOUSE IS VERY
H1OPEFUL.
I1# Think r. tho Order has Mude a Fine
lralnnir, and witl Couilnue go Girow
-The Jute Trust Will be **Downed."
G en. E. T. Stackhouse, President of
the Farmers' Alliance of South Caroli
na, was iu Charleston a few daya ago,
having gotc there to organize a sub-alli
ance in Chirleston County-the first il
stituted iu the coast section. In a con
versation with a reporter for the Sunday
Ncwp, Gen. Stackhouse said:
"As to tile prospects of the oollege,
we have the best reasons to believe that
the suit in the United States Court will
be decided about the lt of May. Col.
Orr, who has been in Wtshington, has
returned and met with the trustees. As
I underutaid it an alternative motion
was made-vither to hear oral argument
or to suhmit a case to the Court in wri
ting. The latter alternative will be
ailopted, I think, and in all probability
the whole matter will be decided at this
terni of th Court."
llas the Allinoce, in your judgment,
conic up u1p to the expectations of the
farmers"
"Well, that, is rathcr a broad ques
tion, and ne to which no one could give
an all inclhuve answer. But I do not
hesitate to say that the general principles
have worked well. h'liere arc exception
al caies in cer tain see:ions, where there
is now trouble. Everywhere else I
kholuld way 'h.a Alliance methods have
b n1to-ity successful. In Lancas
It; tlere: i. trouble aad despondency by
le:aon 0-f tit failure of the crop."
"11w d.s the Alliance propose to
ineet such emergencies?"
"That is a queNti'm yet to be an
swered."
"Are the people of Lincaster members
of the Allitnce('
"Snom of them are and some of them
atc not. Iut, at any rate, the Alliance
catinot he expected, in such disasters, to
pay a maini debts; nor can it make him
abie to paiy them. As a vene.al rule
where a mn13 is crooked in financisl mat
ters or careles in obligations he is bound
to get into trouble.
"lut, af tur all these minor matters,
the Aliancue has surely done a great deal
of good; and we are rrowing more rap
idly than we ever did."
W hat is the si.e or the army nowl"
"Not le,a than .,.irtv thousand, a
small proprton of 'vhicl is c, mposed
of ladies. Thlere in stil a great d,-al of
material to h. enrolL ' So fir we have
for net Allareces in -very r:cuty in the
State excep. lie.:ort. Charleston
wheelkd into line t bay. Georgetown,
as you hav.. T.obably heard, has been or
ganized withi I the past few days.
"It 0:11ails a good deal of work, but I
have an inraluable and most effcicnt
worker in Mr. V. N. Elder, of York.
lie is a grvat organizer, one well qualii
ed for this position. I supervise the
work and attend to the finances ot the
new organizations."
"1ow has the cotton cover for cotton
worked this season?
"1 am of the oplinion that complete
alecces was prevented by a too wide
range of suot't utes f r jute. A great
peal of the t.-rff that was puL on the
cotton 6hould not have uten t3ed. T. -it
was, however, it very excusable blunder,
atd especially as it was the result of the
zeal and anxiety of the farmers to whip
out the Jut Trust."
"What impression have you made on
the jute monopolists"
" You may judge of that from the fact
that jute meu offered us jute this very
season a'. 7 cents a yard.''
Glen. Staekhouse then went on to talk
over a few other matters, which need
not be puiblished ut this time. LHe im
p)ressedl the rclportor as being a thorough
ly practica1 man, and one who talk. to
the point and calls thuings by their
HACE AND) RELIGION.
Whiy n Confr.enacu Wlill Not be Ieid ii
Meltn, Ala.
CniAar.sToN, S. C., January 29.-The
African M'et nodist. bench of Bishops met
here today, Blishops Wayman, Ward,
Turner, D isdey, Ghiuines, Arnett, Tanner
and G;ranit being present, representing
nearly aill tihe territory in the Union.
The action of the last conference ap
pointing Selma, Ala., as the place for
the next, meeuing was revoked on the
ground of race prejtudice in that city as
evidlenited by the expulsion of the negro
preacher, ltev. M. E. Bryant. As ballot
het weeni Now (Orleanis and Philadelphia
re tilt ed i a the choice of Philadelyhia as4
the place of next meeting.
Oii,sed in Mnhsiditen.
('nIRLasToN, S. C., January 30
'Tho resoluition adopted by the execui
tiwo comrnittee of tho chamber of comn
iierco. on Satt.urday last, indorsing the
meoasture now before Congress to pay
tonnxage subsilies to American built
shipis, has causedl considerablo excite
mlent here. It. Is extremsely dIoubtful
if the chamnber will approve the action
of itst commiiittee, and it is also ex
tremeoly imwprobable that the state's
rep)reecntattives in Conigress wIll accede
to the request madle by them, and
sup~port ;t hie measure. The tendency
of public opinion ini thia city and state
Is opplosedl to subsidies of all kinds.
Ildinans Don't 1.il; Wnnnil Labor.
l)ENxsON Ti'z, Jan. 2.9.- -Serious
t roulble is ar tici pat ed';in t be;.Chi ckasaw
Nationi, as the timo& approaches for
col lection of 1 le o r capita~ of five
dollnrs lievied on b ite residents for
the privilege of p;erformuing manuial
labor.
TR'GY, N. Y., Jan. 29.-A woman
giving the name of Mrs. McGrath, and
claiming Chicago as her home, shot
Edwin F'irth, a well known inventor,
on the street here this afternoon. Fir'th
will (lie. The woman claims kirth de
ceived her.
--Gen. Boulange'r recently struck
his forehear agaii-. a chandelier in
-his hiou-se on the Isle of Jersey. lie wa
(1uite severel1y wounded.