The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 28, 1890, Image 1
V .X. C.8
TUBS TO TiE WHALE.
bONGRESSMEN IN A HURRY TO PASS
,AGRICULTURAL BILLS.
The Conmittee on Rules Pltes the Whil,-- S
Much Legislation to be Ruslhed Through f
--The Agricultural Colleges Liberally
Provided For.
WAsINOTON, 1). C., Alur. 19.-The r
Houst to-day tableda motion to recon- V
older the McKay bill, so it is *naly
passed. Then Cannoi, from the Com
mittec on Rules, reported a resolution g
setting apart to-day, Wednesday. si
Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week for considera- a
tion of bills reported from the Comiiit- d
tee on Agriculture. The first bill to be si
taken ip is the Senate bill to aid agri- tI
cultural colleges, the previous question I
on whicb shall be considered as ordcr- S1
ed after two hours' de)ate. The next I V
to be taken ip is the bill providin)g for it
the inspect ion of meats for (-xlort ,t ion g
and it shall be voted on arter two tI ?
hours debate. Then the lard hill sul 1
be taken up and a vote ordervo at four li
o'clock Saturday. On Tucsday of next i
week the bill defining options shall bw a
taken tip and the preiious qustion 0
shall be considered as ord(!rcd at ttii!e
o'clock Wednesday. On the daysspeci- g
fled the House shall meet at leven J'
o'clock. The order also provides for a g
morning hour each day and gives plice!( di
to general appropriation hills or con- h4
ferenco reports thereon.
Crain, of Texas, in<iir(d whet'hor 1
under the order the river and harbors a
bill could be considered. m
Cameron replied that he thought. not I
but thst the bill Iotild be called up lFri- n
day or Monday or during the mornini e
hour on of.ier darq. , .
.3lount, of the tih-s Comtuittie.erit- f
icised that committee for its action in t
bringing in rules on sucth uninportant, i
subjects 1ithoiut opportunity for fair 11
discussioti. The Ilouse had degenera- m
ted from common respectability. lit' a
thought that the agricultural bills hail
been purposely, excluded and coul not 1,
be considered. e thoight that it a
should b'e included and tihe time for p)
debate extended. .I o
McMillan, another member of the
Rules Committee, said that it. itist hwe n1
admittei in view of the late hour in 'I
the session that the proposed order put f
ti-., rivers and harbors bill inl a pvril- in
ots condition. tisiness had alreadly 1
been out lined that N)ould occpy tHi'e s1
time of the. IHouse !int I deniber i
leaving unconsidered the rivers anld e
harbors bill with its 324I,(,(Xo appro- s,
priation. lie warned the ilotisv now e
in order that the friends of the rivirs d
and harbors bill mighlt adopt the speci- 0
il order with their eyes open. .
Funston, of Kansas, chairman of tihe I
Committee on Agriculttire, said to tie (
friends of the rivers and harbors bill a
that if they knocked out the Agr'icuil- 1:
tural Committee - that, commit tee d
would knock the rivers and harbors bill I
so high that it wouil never be seen o
i again. (IQagg .liter.) Ile should think
that the gntle me'nvi from G'orgia and
Tennessee (lount and MeMill1n) inl
view of the arising of fariiiers iin 1their
States 'would concede a few days to thet
Committee on Agriculture.
Hatch, of Missoiri, said that thest
bills were among tlie most important
offered to the 11ose. 1Iehind these
bills were more voting thousands than
were behind any other species of Iegis
lation on the calendar. These tiois
ands were restless, excited and ntiasy R
from one end of the countiry to the
other for the reason that their mes
tires had(i been cut out by sui Iets- I
utres as the rivers andil hai'hors bill lit'
warned his f riends on thi' th-iioierti i
side to make ino miktaki' ini 'votint~
against this ordir. It. was thle best tl hit
could be done; atnd any Demiociat re p.
resenting an agiiutltiirai(listicot whoi)
threw an obstacle ill its way wonl iu(
It before thte fir'st oft November. te lI
wanted to reiterate what thlet gentlIt
man from Kansas, (Mr. Fuinst on,)said1(
in re'gardl to the rivers and harboris hill.
If' the adoption of' te contfeiece re
port on that hill was5 to siand1( ini the
way of the considerat iont ot thw:i' bwa'
until Decenhetr niext.
Blount thcughlt that ti.r wa a [
sign in~ t he proptl(5 enrri i . iii''..
T1he bills minitioned ini theonb r nw
most Inmportant and1( he was etet tt
them to hiavei lair t'onisidera;t ion~ utlr
the rules of' the llouse, IIl :..a ~ u
an amendmieint incoluin g t iri ve s
and harbors bill a inog th~ ni asun
which might intierft'in withI the op''ia
tions Of the~ order;.
McKinley saidh t hat thleire W as ino bs
Islation demanded't byv t' coun~lt rv 2it
universally as thait coin:prisd( in' fte'
pendhing resoluit ion. Iiinrlpoiriing this
order the Caimmiit i titi on ilt's had bit
responded to tihe a8riinituriaI stli.
ment of' the country, bthti NothI antI
South. T1he re(soluii t'en was notl anlt ag.
onistic to the( rivers aunt Iarom i bt, ill .6
The appeal wib eine;it froim I' othecr
and harbors hilh was ni. bteca ;i n.-t 'tt
tlemnen on that Wh- e ai the ri t
and harbors bid. hat i u- nuiSt i
posed the dhisp0t chii of t' ptiui
ness. lie thentit iiatittd that t!-u
mnittee on Ruh's woutl tap it ut t l e
ter part of ntxt, u tek lii fo ihe cot e-.
ation of nieaisureis toorted by the (om ii
mnittee on Labor.
Tfhe re-solutioni w as ioputted adt flit'
H-ouse adcordinughvlytroceededtt' tot Oshti
-eration of thte t'iuite agicult ur al c
lege bill.
Theutme allotted for di bat e I ais u0
lized by over a dozen1 miemOiIs, iah
most of whiom ini short spe'ches favor
*ed thle bil.' disenssion closed anud
the bill na amended was passed1 wit..- I
out division. It aipproilate.s 0out of '
money arising from the sale of rublic s
lands to each State and Tierritory for
the more completo endlowment and I
maintenance oft colleges for the beneft. 0
of agriculture and the mechanic arts
the sm of 15,00 for he yer eningt
June 30th, 1890. and aun annual inecaset
of such proprhition for ten years I
tae rt y atnaditional stintof l00
Uer shall be~ "5,0 (Xi
tev
A DRAMATIC SCENE.
e :it01. 1:ti 11 oisiti Otit the 1.yp10r:sey
*.fIlln RtlpubMltlin.
.Mr. Jolin orris, of 1a,tiore, in
letter pil-isi the Wilmington,
. ., ".lessenger,. 01s decrihes a recent
Dele in the United States Senato
uting the 1isctISsi)I of the glass
shedidc :
"Y on kiow that Senator Aldrich, of
ltode hai, Iis charge of the tariff
ill. Thf, Jhimss sclictile had been
,!:!chevd. .awive asked Aldrich why
mumio window glass, the glass of the
00I ma' hoimuse, was made dutiable
o In hndured and lifteen per cent.,
hile file. polished plate glass, the
iiss of tih ric, nan's mansion, was to
wttfi a flutv ',but fifteen pvr cent.
Idri7i turr is eyes rroii Vance,
niled the , # of one( disconcerted,
iW walke; o.h-t (ireetion of (Quay's,
ask. Vamr receiiving o answer re-.
imcd his seat. 1Ingalls Ilml vacated
ie chair, and( called 'latt to preside.
I a fvw olwtienits Vlioi arose anid
000 awvaitinlf. r4CoIgnitionl from P'latt.1
"hile he Wood he semingly grtw tal
-r. Quickly bising his nd he threw a
revn, t ma Iss of 1in>n Igrriy . fu!1,1ir fron II 'lS
irel-ad alld :X",osdI a rhlmw rvd wiih I.
le ilood ri' 'iirtio. Ie(ldil not 1tyl
is eye iow arid r! i gal lery hie ieldoi
;i lt all vyes inl gallery and Men
wv,e fixed ;n Vancev. "Thle Sena
>Ir from Nor-thl Carliina,'"said Platt, as
li- t uy' tmiched the desk with hiW
Ivel and ilchiled his head i-fierential- I
tvarl ile maji-stic ligulie of tie
rnat '- ift henii statesiain. ".\lr. l'resi
,"cried Vancev, inl a shrill,trn
's key of ll whiti I did not know his
olce cp ibbe, "I wanli it to go abro:0,
.ll he A Inri1a I(')pl thatA I have
iked the Seittor From ilde Island
hy tihe gla"s of the poor 111,111 i.; taxed
15 pvr cenit.mnd the glass of Ilhv rich
lan hllt 1-) per cent11., .1114 Ch I 1av r1
.IvdI' l ui alsv(er." lnaisi ig hrIi: v-oi(e
1lliihrle lmost shr-hiekedr I he rl
rain) of his ovi wods, "Y's. I w.I
le Alierica 'le)ld. 11) kiow" that I
ave rt-eeivced Io alnswer." Vanrce was
n(:n.) , ious! i 'lrr iv. The ffeft
"as to brin a ep hilsh over the Sin
h- ehatub;er. Tej,'vp!ublIS Could
(it say : Imthin wit hout adiimittinl
imuihi. They h;.41 to rtFralin frolii
11101tinr tIh' trtith i ha1 tvhey were
Wed 11MIlh to thc- mnakt-rs of eommnron
1:1ss in \lneiic.l. buti. IoItling to the
laerl...of flne plate glass in France.
)I- li puldivanis did not s(lmn recover
'oin the llicst inl 1in(d the terrible mal
cr ill wich anev had hir irjetI it at
blrich. .-ohn1 Sherman figured his
libbly ll-1r1d. ntld.t' 1l.: i ndts, w )h
vectsil i flTere liv t. vI.vili illg mid
VrI'rb I''y b(y *aparviiI, l asorptOion inl
)III(-. hooI<, peeped ov(.r. thel'. toll of his
mnstant v,flwne. Q!ny, th(" stolid
ude, shoo hie (lp oa his gra.vish
i'neld e;I:I ' at . \l 4 lisi roll( hisIk
y i.t ()tsi' iwi rto 1 e t ';i. risim.s, whllile Frank
iscock, i whost shoilri ra.s
onlklin'*s 11 it11 1 I of* \,Iit I, iilh sever
I 'Idditinia readh louoked hielpcses
towvandlhiS o]d(I lage poorj ()!(
ri'd p 1)'.varts, wh.in o him11iself hrd1nk
rther Into the phyvsical liotiiINneSs1
f an unlsvX(d watchl."
A G;oml shiowving for Ihle seutf h.
W ASHIN(:TON, A ultist :2..--The vilti
m-rator.s' returns toI StuerIntenldenit
orter. of, the vousuis of* th Il'Solitherl)
tates shows ar ln nex;a ld a lid ast on
,hninrg gr.owvtlh of, th;at section. I-,n
It warm,1est, 1is of tho South are
stonlisied at t he IiguIres. The returns
rove that the Soit h las hai a genin
IIJ sil.staiintill boom. 'I'hey also show
lat tl he St-.1tes of. Alabanim, West Vir
inlia and Tenlnessev, wher'. it, was stil
,--ed thIit the greatest iineriasi wvould
e fotIIIII, are acitually haeigir inl the,
tce * r populat ion. lle States that.
I'l not11 di-Itinl ly1N mlleral prodhivinlI
iton's'li me t tl o l il r( ar tihe larges''t
u li 1he ouninn. (in the b:e-is dl t.~,1,
n fori a Con:.rZ1'ain whichi is the
re('et' bas'.is, everiy Souither'i' St:rte,
i(' (''the excepilon)' tIlf )lwi're,t wil
'eur an ibi tS:Iioal Congres:nan2 ,in
1m el then1 Ie(p ) it Ntie ,pii'i lit
D r. a llt' S tlt s,it h e' e ce ton
fIt'loidasit and''' I)aw r. ilse re n
wrlase.~ ( Texashow t lres ain
I p p la i ll | I j 'ri ' llti('
.\it l I Illii .. liii',ajed T Ode)
Is a r'.' 75 I Ii a e2 , 2 l r.
rut trt ii' silL il*ut Caroi'na~, \rit.0'i;
ili) fuir o ' ehini, Iha t he~t it'reall
th Soth(wi txred tlit'rt of the
l Al sa Ihit,'ho ew lhi thors.~ih h
herwt CA,grs.u11 f., .\niuth 2. ('hs
rict hirnnJ9 labr'; N:l0 toight, t'ev
ndg Cotrani a< nt hi snous lie,andor
li iay TSf~pwe'y-lhit appent tr
d((nit toI I rll t' ape -li th ir-(4'
iltill .0i,1 land l bton. tghl eon
at:e eN(i mbt'r. T hI . it . lee I .
nQm( ay, priolei'rdl, herane<(
- t Lt th pIle i , aro tOn
u. A.T age'Nw.ry
SOLi AND SWINID ED,A.
3HALMERS PLEADS IN VAIN FOR THI
PRICE OF HIS SOUL.
Ilitteor Taunts for the iceplibhnnIms 12m1
Stato Slaniers Agaita% the 1 uth-.ii
condaFct It I') llow-Denied thelvsea
by a Stromg Vote.
VASINVI,ON. ). C., .llg. 22.-- It
lo Hlouse, Dalzell. of Iv'ennlvIv.lli;
2alled u11p the Al issisippi coltt
2lection case ol Chalmoers vs. Alorg
TI'e majority report, finds inl lavol 0
Mogntestiglene.Clinier
wals I bIen gi a1it('4 per1iIIissioni to4 atldre4
hc muse f*or ,in hour (in l a iil mi hi
)wn behalf. At1e criticising the mw
ori ty rieporl .e assrted t hal. therv .;t
low, and had for yenrs bev.a conspi
'acY existing in the So1th for t
tarrying of elections fir the 1)emt)
,ratic party. That party w q-tia. -tr
nined to cary r 'leetion s h1 sly i f i
otl, forcibly if iit ust. Thl Stat
if. ississippi wa- : lealer i I 1i1t ci;n
;piracy. Aen who iartit to runl ()n
R"epublican tiivkvt, or to Inaikt. ept!
nu speovies oarried tihir lives in thi:
mwi hands. Th:t the bhl:k vole ww
ilippevSet vol o1 ht()I sccssf(ulh41 I
Iv-nied. It wa:; tlt- slippressionl oI* Ihi:
vote that. lii jus;ili< the41 t I e ubl
:)f the 1ouse in, the 1asage oI tih
Lodge bill. If the It'piblicatis .ato
passing th:t Wil shoibl Itirn arount
and aceptA thon imijority reportl inl 5
1!asot.heyv woul 8.1t themlsclycs ill;
siispicious att itude lefore tli count r
IBeiore the mveetill- Ilf C <.rvss it h:.11
bevit cltred tllat Ihe Ih-lithh:ns in
tendI to turn out inough I hinmisrt
to 1ive theil a good1 working niajorit3
I f after get ting that majorit v tht
leAinle to give him his seatthey nwl
rive (olor to that charge. It wVolhi b
udthat, wh,)enl they werv unidertakin;
lo pass a lIaw to give the) a chanev I'o
L inIjoi'ity in ti lie IXt I[OH.-W tlhey s:i
that cetain I (st imonY was true whicl
ilk this case they said was not. suflliil
lo establish .1 conl:piracy inl Miss'issipp,i
lip dihl Wot blikv" thatk the INInduae;
party coul al'Ior< to phave itsvlf it
that attitude, an(I.i he did not think i
-011d (1 it. 114 I b('n 1pro<40414-d to VX
Inlilm in detail the evidence :)*f Iran
nd intimIidation in the' various colln
ies of the district to subst ai int(. hi;
hlarge that a h uge conspiracy.. exis le
to defeat hii for Congress. For 1t
Il1ouse( to sustailn the report,1 was to4:
LItt the stealing of a congresjionut si
wls nothing but political in-ha"
l1(e said that in order to prejnIide hi
caso the I)1(I Storv reItilng to Fo
Pillow had been rev ive_d. Ii tohe F
ty-sixth Congress charges 1hiw hw
imade against Iim in oi"m ibmn wif
IFort Pillow. 1o 11141 asked ' :n it
vestigation and it had been <liid4l hill
When the troth ol, history caine to I
written calmly it woil l1I1 1 mii 1i
not a single mian had beeii hurt \-wh
ha< suirrendvi-d in the fort. .ver
man killed h:d been oulside the foi
I iut even if every o44 of the chargo!
against him were true he h:ad not, he
thle comimandling oflicer. I f thv' charge
were, I ruli', t1hw) brotiglit disgrace upol
fith4 gallant Porest wh1 stood h1iv hi
Sidh'. Thle fatt that. lintil thle cild o
the war 1It( had served with that olice
:I- Second in comandlu was prool' tha
he was guilty of no conluct linbecoi
ing nli officer :nd4 a gentlemian. Ni
4entlemlall oni (I44 1enocrat ic sidi
would believo a story whilh wook
Alisgrace the brave Forest, and lt,h' imly
who huad served under Grant and SI;her
maIn w\,ere too 111:1111y to )inlg (lisgra1e
upon :n A illericanl Soldier. Coitinill
ing, Chahiah rs said that, ho' rlt I14.
I his republ)icanIi forii'4 of g4)oi4erone
wais in) dan4ger' 4of be(ing o4vert r'ihlin am
tr'Odilen' 14444i1r foo4 lhv it 4'outh.1er'
oligari'eby. leor lilt (eln 'yatrs the
Pulian1i party h;duI beci fightinlg I Ii
\or44thlernf I )4'!norrats in the4. (open leh
whIile4 e'xposed to) a lianik l'irei frin
S4o1ith4ern) Demiocrat- in1tI'reached' beh141im
wa'llIs ('rectedl by liraud atl IV ioli'nic'
They shouhl),44t see4 4o0it 40111th initionai
liraud( 11ml4 violenci'. A 40outhe(rn .4o4
4'rno(r who h:il withoiut. pro)1t'st sIl
wit I) raigie 44ver it iIght. lIt Wiien 1 \V
puguli sts.44 . I ase a fa4'ili i r1 ' 0-st 444'
go0ing1 to441he4'<h-vi Ia~s last. ats it 44o44h
and44 talkinIg .\ississiippi with it.
.I elby, (of N:::sais, 4)ff1eredi i a4 r's i
14t 144n ei ingX ihe followingr p4ta.e-:a
144r4i1 t he 4444uiorityv r'eport:'
"W\it ii re(spect, to) 1th4 other ser..
('oilnties there is a1 inumbei,r of ih s
14) wh'1ichi 44 no Ies 44i)on was 1:4ke4n, hui
it. hily safely in- thirmedl'i ini in~ 444m. o
t bie4o ('11411 14e, 1i alwn a -t awhoh.. 4 n'
tIhe I'e('ion 10 n h41 one lst one. i?rm54 i
vaious44 te4rms, inc14lig in41imMat111
ol volt(4:S, ('orrupt 4444 141imhi1 114
4r'gistratIion,~ l Itlig :44mi - ei n-ii. 4
milo14t bioxi's and1 ilh-4- i vol ime i'
.'1 p1le dlust lrat ion1 inI .41 lf t li-'i ;" :' n
rlumittin 4441 jg thle ('a4s4 wih m ii strm44
11ions to) thle 1'44minit44 'iii I 1l41 ions4 1
e'x('I44de froill its '44440t,11 i4 uexaii4i4,
boixes. 1,44st, ;;l ti 13i. '1h44 Iinii
Isubstitute.144 1a 4 rejected41 a:'i heaior41
titled4 t(4 i' s411t, was1 1i;-m'l to wvit
For4 t 1h4.I re llores I:1:urm-4 A Ill.
lIn rse's were'4 kepti. Tlhe4 :.t Ill-s :4re
14a441 very inearj the briewerv, ai 14ar
weri'e ('nt1ertained'4 thiat. lihe lat Iter wouh4
he' h44414 il d aIs. ,\I llie forlce4 it I a4che4
to tA'hs and41 the bre(wery werei4 at 44n44
uli \\ '04 k lit 411 a i( 4 .h lrII'4'44(4 :41,4
:1i tIl- 444priisonedl hers's. NIii-t\
door' of thei I41 1.lding, blit I' e1 14t hr oil V
i'l\ e wv(' wre located1 s in2 4, he b,a144 11:4 51
burnled with th' bul(ikhir, is 44stuni
to)4 be '(worth1 li ,t;4 , an14 i' hlidim
875.(KU. 'The bre'4wery' was Satvel.
.-lui\ 1"a:14'' ,\ (hll'. Augut 14(4( Th1:
wvithi.i 4o tlhlegate ini4 attendan4ce', ('ver'
('ounty1 ini the4 S"ta4te being representa'ifi
S. l'. .\h-xmuh-r4'l, 14 prom'41inenIt de'lga
for I 4li'ress :'rom the Sixth IiI)istrliel
4iaid to-daty th l thIue .\1ianc 4('s44 a4 bu
wold( nlot oippose Ih1e1 re'-lec't ion1 (of 5-i
ator Vance, and( lhe wats certtalin that hi
wOnidb ll kimkmt(,.
DFATH ANtD DEST1',UCTION.
a1 .i e y Ita -1 a)A- I it W1ilsn:r'' I'tIihiI
I In'- oi' in m I e si w t 1. 1 : e , I enn .
lii jIC- \il it . :, .\tPA., \ n ig' . .,\ ter.
rible selne srock i his ( cit.v t his even..
inIIg. The t0ligravih wirc.s art- al1 down.
Ls of life il lom i. IHundruds o'
b i i N;.- vere blowmn'down.
Thc storil ( ;II.in ll) the ri ver. Frotm
wh..laat point it, crigitin d is III> known.
Tll'valeuns ofi its c(oniing wa:i onle
of* its Inmst awfut itI n'- . Thi
ilheail. w-rv :lt hh.. k a ti.ht.nhe
wirnd bh.\w wi0h 1!)t 1ri"hif,"l I l fyit.
Whole rows Alf t rcees werf. blownVI I;Mwb.I
Following v 'it hi 1i o sw
- 1i1r1-l Fed, parl '1lly b lwn eI r Ar v1 -
lely i l niolisht1. i
I e lint" d ; hI loss, t e s I 1:;r Is -
taineld is Itwcve. Four lit-it ar I'llown
ti havet I- kI lleI in 1 - izIrd w
- CCIIIpi.- Il b n ik?: r. ,1 v" . !: ro
1ttrr'- fromlju work. la a ii , riv- of
~tin- it:n t-c' weretIixx ki!b. Ilt'41
1111-111-d ( --i.1t In-k t' i .-A nf _ 'it - I v Il
ill on a l nd ; 4 l o- h
werV ilbllt.a. .\" "it. h
kilt-d Itb i ti
W in Y&rWe. -, J ; n,I 111l
!"ry :I!w 1,thuI,
hv( it N x' ii 'lih :t l i. : tjael e
tim:i (It Il' ' :ttt I (11 e tl I i
Stru- -1 . I;.vde o -
t A ' 1r h: 1 i
L :. -;ill ! -
ee, e r. ('edetitt eel K t')'in 'i ti
irli l(I. :I ret it ;Il'; I tie'1 A rn' I " i and
\ nt en a t l chI helv)nware inl'a , v ai h tit Si tt
vry in :ad wriI tI I th1 cir' l: x ] nis il
bt .,t I a A i .tn- ."v. Th I <bu nt l e w11 mg.(. tt
Iettell bli'di eera l i 's'n '; itiit l in
It'hIt dwiOt wX r b!mwn over, :and cvery
twirnt ito he eit <h eit' r e Alh. I elejhttit
w irv'' i ex ''ili' I lit. illy eIne h. tilt' li e',11 11 1 O.
au-1 j-t, iv down. Tn ' d'.h de -ist'a
t ttn iS tu ! len rtl w0 isH h It hinV il
th Incill t the iiII1 il e a a iti t.
Everybo dy ik rfjiln- w.0 n G
h:avels VVIa, w d. t theIstrets:a
iI"Pa.>Sn1& wvith k!"I;d - l i s o''qU Ir n.11
Ille ('in Mco l n1w, d aw hru h
I h Ie ura : i il ilt' u1e e w ls iew
h>k wn :1.l 1 i , 1:m1 -ioplifd. Th.-ro au.f.
K nd tihe e \ 'l t uthli~ ::fllv. ll
nii;~ling1( toit threes' inttles frttola lr
I it e \ t It i n but tI rt i tr
b- a ta itn p
k illed. A\t l'arsnls a;Intl Aid ('rOk,W&h
terrif oi-y f*o I I tr miillS f'rm i alre, etI
blrlilctl s inl alil diroctiols htave b ln
INr Or less halm:rel. ;II;f t hm numbi
44 killed wihl reach 11n.
Asliccial d isp:ktrch from);! 4-rant on t o
tile Ti :tt; ilni Iil ct mI'll
t'roill '111:111wn; vilb-, It hirt y l m Is t'we.tNt of
Stranton, w: " atrm-k by ma ac(ia t is
evenling and1 toI;Iliy\ nhlae . 12
vin +- \\ W illi: il Fi* .!I--r, n g v n ;
1wt lit hi Ii perit'lnce hiltl
ItSIt i;, lithr 0 h i I I e t e CIM W, ',ail:
I ' e ni!w walite ri 'rwm th. t r:a-k
a I all i e ila ti i;n thvISa w-rn
cuishell ill)y h t erri l e tthI'. Two
of,i alw train h:ids were serious1ly Il
jhurd(411a n: or
s .\ .I I I N <Ai T1 1(> 1 N , A it, I2 -- t '
I ounll" r ;u ! of t1ho l if; ills vx-seil-i
., t. Ny o\ p Ai -Nev;ada:full :I nvpht-w ofl
1 the ve'ially i*amous Bi Nye oi f Lara
S inire City and New York was 1t Few
F d:ays at:o appoilititd a page: inl the Sn
r1 ate. Ife is very popular with theotl1-r
1; 1,g(,s inl the chainhe-r, and w\ith Ineiarlyv
-all W* the .4 n:; t 1r 1h ften how
I ever, Alir.('obilitt, W' (;eorgi:a rathier
!thinks fthe niew I,agv has done hIfim anl
Iinjury. Sion , after the h ia AdI takenl
the- (at h lo sup;mrt-, ille (-(IS,it lition :and
to defir-l hli, c<millt ry ag-lins t. :ail I nII
In ic4, Foreign1 mad doull.st'n, hel was 7:all
c(<11uponl to dit an1 cerr1n,A for.mnto
STA I 'TI L lD STATESMEN.
THE ALLIANCE BLIZZARD BLOWIN
THROUGH THE HALLS.
313tlyM.- i uic s l urry ing II III Home to 1,O)o
A fiter Il I - U'vi' es-Tho Se(ctioijm Strue
i11d the I1 1 Thrwatestest--II e liona
DlenioralIzed n IdDitmiervd.
NV.\SHNG;T<ON, 1). C., A119g. 20.- T,
ward ite (11d of .july full half tlie nllo'11
hwrs of the 1louse oft loepreseftativc
weret abn fIrotm their duties. otori
haiud i mic.vnepvcludly atppeared ii
arly eviry Congroisional District il
;I-rivli iral st-ct ions of, tit' colliltr)
: ant ; I .st. Tie polit ical sk v wa
l'aintr a Alliaie' was at work. In
1*4 v 6dMt , ricti i 1:1 ro:re1 like a. ti rn:l
h-. iv vi who,i,l i ai ropre-ontat Ivo s se(k
Ing a r-lecio . (,i,Repilblicans an<
1h 1 In s a d I w(. served alikv. It
he di-II cl.hat t it reselnbled a Iloot
%wPpn mT er ive-r bot(olis and carry
il <(vrvything h thr t ) I. There w
a;sonnn'Vt : r tle fhrl Kansas a111(
r-por>r; eqiially aiarininigi Fronm Ni1
v'hrmli. s Gori. th s I rsg
'(I'tisng, the andirkilf-w 1ight. wp v .
i 4 l Ill t 1't.e waris i th ihet of'
Tpp:mr 14 wh -ax I*.uth: in e(hemil pcri
: !1'4 h ,p ed )!virdin trsiv.dis hoo af h it
\vliit hotii v;i knew o er<
vas:.. s Ohwv wA rtIt o 'h! to a s ve tht- III
: I I ii l.4thers ith y are still strir
T[i' ra'iis g of t e fuarmers tltnight apt.
i'e ceIin rcd o the rising ilthe t h eI l
:iIt i o f France at the tine of, th1
li-'r li'ch rvv)lutio . lol t . i t.legislators
w1InIh-(Ilinever Failed inl devotion to thl(
; i'1ricuiltural int.cSts oft the to
skwru 'Sl r th'ir political existeli'
1a t iloiam Ii-re was a1 vioh-.n1t gall.
,bunws I1.41 lio t. of, Nh:lol, vils vin i hi:
henhconlsvviutiv., var inl thll
S ,w irced11 tillraise'his 1 1brella
.Jud,e .l11hni I). 'itvwvrt was ower
w hetl iVd. Tem. irileps a Ii I dg(
1tirnis also went ider. There wer(
alal; IngIjI-rep rs n enn thet polit.i
(g! f1ttri of1 t It princev ol, Cofei'tdor.
:t-Zoldivrs, (;,ov. .lhn 1'. i;ordonl
The Iroiers vere miaking the(! fight f(O
the LjxgislAtiure with tle intention I
putting liv-lf their ('wn.I nlitiniher iniii
)*nited at s .ertt in thi, plac! of
(.41v. .1m.. I'lrown. (;overnor (ordon
li;til thrown himsvi't into their ranis in
t ho h41is ' f secti ing thi pri-ze.
Snlv wrI'V Stlue of, the reports Uhat
reav l lslilt 11ui'. Il MlISSIssippi llel
Itrite vtns a1111 s eIterl al Ilookhr
.1hun11's 1ii1h I1 r11 a01nll, (lnkal,1 at h
in and Thomlas . -tIockalt wvere i
hIngerd. j"rilliant, .John M1. 'N'llen rt
C"'\n I Il1 11h1i1s1-n ',I tioll b)ef're th
,-torlta. d Fairly bur11-st. Il Alat i
il;vn. W illi:it 11. tlorney was svrioulsl
tilatIId. 11I I i S I 111s w lit1. 1 h V hee'
1 nuational loss. lie well lills .;n14 111
.1. InnI4'll's place in the Committee o1
A l p ropri:t iolls.
li Kanisas, Iowa and Illinois every
t ilur is at, sva. The Political lil*e 0
(the Uiv.. Jllhn Ai. Andvirsoy' rough--am
re;id. 'eris anvfp ri;eo sl
s.onis at, stake. Anderson Is hit orr
lighter. His assa ilt I lpon tho Paciit
railroads .11olne ouighit to enidear himn U
tile FarI ers. Ile wll le i illbt in tl fich
dvsp ait al p i tion, and if ie I1IIS1
o. will 'all like a hero.
Th'lenl thevrv was ah'arming news fron
Soulth C rolil. ThW Vetr'an1 (,(-Ol'r(
(it lip IIlhel poi tima aristo1ra of ht'ohg
Im portuitity a iiUeMpr svni- rn-w i
,iti lrin the Sle1UP" r awl asks l11"j
IllOi consent for the c0nisideration of
G -1 bill Which takes not a 1olar tIn
the iTreastr. Soiebody ilvariably ()h)
jectk. If by anly accident, th oh.j('tion
is not lea1rd, somelbody is sure to rai.q
k thie point of no (1tuorum111 when a Vote is
takenl.
Ic Not an hour up to date has len
givenl by tl' Comnmittee on liles, toi
tie Cotinittee oni Labor, to Oh Con
lnl- tee onI Patents, or to ia lozEjl othl.r
co(winiittees equally in:portcant. Indl-el,
tih ('ommnittie on Patents hm l;c hal a
t1rible tilne. It got ol) day in the
S .Filne thl(ongress, and lms had no d;av
in the l"iry-F-'irst "'igresm. The ruhis
set downm Wrid.y%:as adaly fir tilh- con
siration of : aivate hlls; pet lunder
I the rules thes' hiavs have b n robb-ed
of their day Foi er four ll. intihs.
Strange alonially a r)1t thlat leI :1al 1t1 ie
big ish through and Cateln-. all 1 lit
- t Ie ones.
I let is a Iill granting rft(qIn d:ns
- leave of, absence to pVr 0k(jn Ili-.: in ""
cuistoms moorvice. The . o'ltat- ofot.
- I reasury ifvors I t. I t : a nvf-t I
out of ie Treasury. All tll, other Ein
Iployvees in this serviCe ha v' l .i.s of
ab senice for ihi rty days witi1 L pa v. -lIt.'
work eight hours :t day. iIhese i r
dieil illenl work in rvlays f>it jrisi
Io sntarsel wi froti sullsit t i suris .
All are .otpeiltd to reinltill 1 pon dut v
whether their services are n(,(eeded or
riot. In suinniier iinporta tionits -(tre not
s heavy -as in winter. () lifh ,f th
f orce tight vasily be sparied for fil*i
days while the other Fouri-fift'lfs didl
work. Yet thrice has unani otiis con
sent been asked to consider this bill,
and t hrice has object i ioneen )( mdae. A
Simnilar bill affectling post ollic(!wllploy-I
ees rentiined hanging by the evy:lids for
a liiotith on a iotion to recon'sider, en
tered two days a t ter its passage. N o
t11.in canl get consent to bring ut1p the
vight-hour back pay law, tie hill to re
store the wages in tie( governinent
pr:ntinlgalficv, and a score of Simnilar
lills placed oi the ca4 'lnI'r IIy ihe Coul
moit.tm. onl Lahor. It is an1 ill-h-111p1redl
louse. 1hw Siwaker has inlade it so.
Senseless objjectionls art4 in;1e and I he
point of no (iltortlill raised appititly
withou, reatsi
)espite th4s . ovelo:alold nlndr
and thil abence of over U*0 w'iei-rs
who are skirmnishing wilt (h' FaIn
Alliance and tle Lf'1theraisechtrs,
collullittel's are( ilrged to) re, r b 111 ills
IateLy inIItr1odutced . Th4 VMllItt ee
r(minls, hlowever*C, are1 eVoln n0oede"ertled
thall the chatinbper of* thle 11mise. Effort
after effort is matln to sect a quItortin
l vain. All see that a ieasIrIe rrpi t.L
ed at this late hour, unless of vital im
portance, Imust fail if contile-aimtin.
ALtile's the clerk of a colliniivo
8_ittClliIs Lays in sear11Ching for etiouigl
tnvinibers to inake a quori'tt.i1. This
luorut.i is ire<juettly securel by brinig
Ing their sigiatrcs togetther upont thw,
back ot the bill .o liet repor-te. M:mEy
a poor.( divil seekiing private lWgislatin '
-QLA 1 rt oin Wash ina toi with a jiuvt I '
heart after this is done.--New York
<Stil.
a THE COTTON BAGGING BOYCOTT.
Fighl 4f 11h1 13'are., .\li;mrov.
. ATL\NTA, (A., Augist, 22. Speak
- ing of boycotts, it tiiay he r-inlar-kel
f that the hoycott of the Jult e Trust Iby
the Parnlers' Alliance has heetn a coti
. plete siccess. Frotn 15 cents, the price
delanded by the truist, which wasi
equal to a direct, tax of, li mI a I
year oil the Southern fa'riers, jut( 11as
faillmn to 511'.
But eveni at this prici, there is no liv
iand for juto iagging on the pailt of
the cottonl growt-rs. AS a l1latter of)I*
fact the btiycotlt has just faifrly got. ill
to working otrd1eir, :il it is ti. Iikefy
thait the Iarieurs will aigaiti Ipac- tfiteti
stifbes iti thle lowVErt of soi vi(iousl aiE toil
SiRiuifatctuirer's. 'lTi restirt aigaitllii o
ite ais a (ovini'ig fotr(0 ottn woul
of thle fariiners, bitt oiiEuhi lie tn jutst tt i
the itersts(5 whiich htave bteen bilt uip
as a result tf the hiioet,.
1rieh< itself ini this inishtne, aunl ;l
1 the indlienjtis gt tit shoiw t hat thle
Thie .\afnet R1'i urirs' Ilb-cord inak'- a
litt li'estiiiati tha;t is if speiail iiiteirest
-in thiis connit iti ontt. If Ithe Etntirt ia-w
('tol, whiuh is e.stinat te< at 7,iii11 H
Ihales, shouit ) he wr~'alpied in eut tait I ;<r..
Sinig, 35,i,t03: yatrds oif it, wofhl Ito
li(xx hliotuils (itfit' staiple, inain;fg a ino'
iart( It r5,0 meso u ori
At a1 veryt low~ Estititat', it is buelijtvtai
ili it thiistintc'trte(il tuosaipt-itin will add
to fu thirafriet. IpriCe if the sItaplte at
lteast hall a 'enlt, a Itltitnd, giving anu
aditt.titif valuii itS .i -> to tach b;de',
whihtli I is aving lby fte use of jutt
woitiul ihe buit 2:3 cuts ai hah-f. It is' titt
"'xpre~ted thfat, t hits result will bI
broughi lt abouit at tt-'i, hui it iseerini:ii
y Eto IVw he~ peris'tet reuio A li
ilWg is uialy sayiii' h i e t , an' .\Rtltha
tt ge til i an li io tiro't.:'i fil RI rut -
.tfiglibst hatai i at a h aIt ii tin eve
Sin foi gn t oun iii tiSili ti i'Ris no pe iet
r ingRwith' it litr iof h otol.at
r i li' tis clst' his a compartivetly m-i
Iitro ihe .ot ton It ailkyo di recythe p 'ick
iun' is ver, .lott bveforeltheia klat Rins
bWas- drytt'f 'l'li hRdjt o-'ro the bark'
Ia)bni' ii no:nimtl' a tiititt fet.hen b itl
works llt init the'atmcl maner has jtie
an Aoe o tea o;f' 'i'inerv
lat aiMoNst it ugut 8ion. sai
I ht aritil, f nt:, i ofy., \ Rg.t' h.\ num
I aii hed tres clsndhs ofey.es .' Ion enugh i
toray aI o t ll.t A~ ioreston ('Xnt swrto:m
Th litev. ... iky of ott liy .lakson~ thas
herk,whente and -',verso Riwad 1kt il ll)and
wa butrRiieTi in ofti t hr. i
SlICIDE IN A VIILACF.
THE TRAGIC END Or,A NEW YORK
MILLIONAIRE.
A Wealthy 1.rnkr ILuun9-4 ilin1elf with at
.shee it- the Door of 118 ned loom.
Innt. .'s, atitl I.onel ines,s t ho Su:Isiostt
(';3 k II i hi , Iteliess .Act.
Nr.' Y _\I. August 17. .In the pala
ti-!rl hlnc of hi!;itr,Ms Amos0
"(if ini.e5- >'Allni- t his afternloonl
wis (,mil! thw ho(bi\v (f .loseph A. Jam
esolb a ',irat st ret. hroer anld baiker.
Il( had hued hillifmli from tie bed
rowm door inl his fne sllitv of roois on
tlI,,e 'rth floor. aviiwii :l; ruported
to le a millionaire and wva:s the Stock
Exchal"ng vmember 44 the. firml of.jauu
ps,ill, Siit i & Co, bainkers and brokers,
it tit corner of' Exchalige place and
Iroad street. h second miiber of
t;. inl is .lames 1). Smith, colillodore
lif t(e No,w York Y'machlt Ca'thi.
.1. lieson'*s f:lmily are olit of towNi, and
'ir1in wlhat n belearned from his friendi
Iviuiporarv insanity, eaised by illness
i1nFl prhps aggravNated by a leelinlg of
1lnlinet-ss in the absence of his family, is
thought to bi the causeof tite tragedy.
Mrs . lall'sol and hermIoungest son,a mi
nir l7 years ol. are at ScaIt I0 IWICII,
'. Iwo sonis .\dison, the eldest, a
widower 33'~i yea ~'rs old, antd A lexan~der, 28
y'ears iold un a daughter, Mr is. Thonmas
,a iusmon. wverv s1wnin ttil-suniday at their
1%t'r's man at C'tinttono'rs, vight
miles h.r);n P'mughdwepsie,-and the see
m.dl NJ" r,3rs. NJ yra M1urphy, widow
Mit ' 31rphy. .r. at l'lbertoii, N.J.
1.hlas -ven tit Mr. .1alm-son was at5
)'elick on Vl rday, whi he came holme
Cromil t he ohlie vu1i told a sevnItIt that
he voiuld .to to i:> 14 room to rest. Ill
hi ot11 appt-ar to-da.y, !1nd( becomliig
da rliid t ic survent calleda 1'ara police
an, who entered the hroker's rooms
tiroiugh the one nilocked door. IIe
['imind it' hody hanging with asheet
ir1-uind til-t neck lie Iother id of which
1i1il hell th rown over the domr and tied
ttI he knob. Tht sideide hai knelt so
is ii tcaiise str:nigidation quickly, and
lis knees ahniwst toiched the Iloor. The
11illimmnair had evidenitly disrobed with
he iih-nt ion oil' retiring f'or the night
.twlre Iie awl,1l ilplilse seized him. lie
uis only clad ill his night shirt and
iawetrs.
h'lie body wvas taken down and placed
ia bedi. Surintendent .lenks of the
,ltrray 11 ill llotel, a iear friend of the
ivcvastid, tIoo>k charge o fi the funeral ar
,11giieiitts. Net hiig was found to in
liate t Iht' cause ofl' th( dm.-. Janeison
:as I taken sick three monil-:,go, and
v:s till we'ak when, three wveks ago, ho
vas t1akeni witli throat trouble. The lat
I affet imi was so serious that 'rof. I.
i. .;lieway was kept, inl close atteld
u':'.lTe t rouleI incervased, anid phlysi
a pain may have resulted inl sudden
.11litcson vai'lle to New York from St.
Louis in Pidi,) with his brother-in-law,
A lilis C(ttili'. sinel' deceased. Each is
said to have brolglht .5(.(l, as the
plro11its of a (y1' go0ods iusiness. A brok
L-r-1-4 bllSinVSS wa.S 014-ened (on Wall street
Intl .it first ie firm ilon'ged to the oll
board of' brokers aid later to the Stock
E'xciange. .1allusoll was a in:,1 of
loi.estic taste ald was regar
oiciser ,at i ve alnt prideit linane -
lsilessl is said to be in good s..v -2 i p.
ofuting at 11iSe Slavter. .
6; (0a.)y~
-1o the Illitor of the News anh .,
'ier: In your issi of Alugust 10 ap
)w1ed 1 1pcil -oIm Greenville, in
vhich vour correspondent repeats a
At II'IL tI1 the (flect that "Capt. D. K.
\trrlis4 was forced to leave O)rangebur'g
I'ict,.' Now we, the uder'signed, old
i iglihor n d (1( nIeIluaintanices of Capt.
). Ks. N orris, amIlong wh'lom he was born
1u11 rI 'ared , d eeply regret, andl deplore
Il it siuchi b ase andI iitfuded rullmors
;inathi heU c'i'(ulaltted thrioiighm the r'e
pe't.al e pre'tss oif the Statoe to the in
luriy of tine of' her best citiv.ens, take
LIis. oIceasionIl, unsol411ici td b y anly one,
save our sen se of' right andit justice to
iii I all such blase' slainIer's. We have
k\ ii>w n (Capt. I). K. N orris allI hi.s life,
onLu a Inure hlonorab)le, n1pright and
liur1e1 citizten Or'angebiurg C2ourTI .'tas
neverti rea rei, ati II instri'l of' being
"foreil" t o leav e this localit.y it was
with great re'gre(t an<I a deep sense of'
our11 love't fo tinii t.o sever' his associa
tis fron1 uis ilill rtioV'e to Andersoll
(t'ilt y'.
1I. I,. l)antzlIer, l'. MI., II. W... lthmame,
. 'els. W. L. Stoutamrire,
I). JI. AX vi nge'r.
.\ dIisptI chi I'rt 1111 ad A xe. Mich., says:
'- T'et frna-ris of' a littion)1 of IILuronm
'oiniity liv' asked for iilic aid bjecauise
hitw Ir'itIls were tot ailIy dIestroyed b)y the
I'r'ir (it sU1rn 'i iebi 5sweplt the Eastern
7'rt oIf the couty) at hairves5t time.
'It alpeal has been Ilmde by 200 of
het'i in t Iace of1 abisolute want and
IeSsjidi stairva:tion). Tlhe otorm was a
hiilion oil'u onie, the hail falling in
Ilt Iis muii e'tverml' ll he ground from
lourI tI ''io t mlitmeht', c'omlpletely burying -
IfI fil'i erIIse ;. Thle tr'ack of the stor'1m
as t birough tI Siegel mlliI loomitield ando
"'l'aris town'lshmips, and cerled aln
itea eight een in iles long ai'd( a milo
bleIi. .\lny of' the faimers in that seec
0 inI hVt' 4n r'entedL farmis, w~hich onily ag
r~aates theIL suffIern g aIs tImey cannIot
'ay iheir rent, bjesidets having nothing
i live uponl. Mauy will be in dangerol'
iwrvmlg unless hiel is given. An in
alnce is reptedlt( whei(re on1 manm had
00I acres renitedo anid all in crops. Every
.eret was destroyed. Tlheo estimatedl loss
s at least 810,000J, ran ing from $50 to
000KK 1f)1 (ech farmner.
Th North1 CatrolIra DeocraIts.
li A I.:I1ulI, N. C, Aulgust 20.-T'he
it alt(' )emnocratic C1onvenltioni to-day
ltuina iitd at judicial ticket andu ad!journl
d(. I'tj)ice ,Jutstico Meorrimani and(. Justico
'lhirk w~erte nlomintedo by atcclamn'ation
111( nIino Superior ':ouirt Judgesa were
11aimously1113 enldorsed for re-election.
-senaltor Vanlce was cordially recomn
n1'teode to the Legislature for re-eloc
ion to tlhe U nited States Senate.- Reso
ultionls favoring the free coinage of silk
ror, increase$Od curirenlcy, repeal of the
nteirual r'teeue system,i albolition of
lntionlal bantiks, financial reform and
elief from the existing agricultural do
4re'ssioni and( denounIclhg the McKinley
,nd( Lodlgo bills, weore adopted.2 1.. .