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VO .xx. PICK ENS, C. jrI( ~ XT ; E ~ ~ I9 ~ ---.-- --- -- Linilent - for MA N and FOR Fuorty Years THE STANDAkD. For Sale BY ALL DRUGGISTSo 'j. '13,0WVEN, ATIORIN1Y AT LAw, 11CK ENS C. II., S. C. poll Money to loanl (;n casy termls, onl 'wcll secur-ed ppr Office in Court Ilouse. 'July 26'88. WE T l U G ion. l i '. Pickens, S. C. ,ing to Sel kept ov & 1 Itng ATToRNEYs AT LAW, iey w: o and1( I n 'iKENS, C. I., S. C. 13. (h is v'f, C. L. 11OLLINGWORTH1 boli 11 Circuit, Pickens, S. C. 4 nville, S. i/ ,PICK ENS, C. 11., S. C. Prl eYttee in all the coutrts of the State, anld ttention given to all business entrust ed t themi. mnrh 1 4-88t,f. SL L E WLDION 15.19 M~ain St re,(. Geenv ilk' S. C. Gas ie ity 'llor sday and Friday, ?7. Ol Vo(o o i . D .s . SDENTIST. *R ElE N V IiL L ' S. C. Corner Malin and Coffee Street.. i~. J J3~(ARPl N'1El, J ural andg rac A un 'EN LF> 0.io oid eta Alo Rh ) O 1 u sa ntes al 8 pr s srk J. . g enn rld cue t rn E N~Me V r, Ery, IdC. OC striou in photokr aphs. SON .jE"OU72 NVIf E S.-C. MANSION IIOUSE IIAS uri inewlyisreftte and excellently p i t o n ai on o tIle best hoels n most d hightfulI localit na ttohealotry,stn { offers iporior attractt no tho counry, ant the cui Ine cannot be xc e tin an rciety. e 1) (ARL, 18 L E, jjli:* J, P. CU A It 1, 18 1., DENTISTI, (AREENVILw1E, . C. Vlie over Westmoreland Bros. & Duke's Drug Store. Jan 1 '898. DR. FRANK SMITH -i now perilanently located at E.asley, S. C., and respectfully offers his professional services to thle public generally. Jan 2 90. ALL THlE DlETAILS. THE FULL STORY OF *THE CAPTURE AND KILLING OF BURROWS. ihw<: Exat(t Fa-1a fromai Be:inning to End Ieiicti by Mr. McDIl0 1ru1d Detective anchmn-Trvatith strat;er thima Fiction VThe Bmdy Inflentified. 1 4oi'oLIs, ALA., Oct. 12.-Al th.ouglh the excitmenit, over the Bur riws.trozevy ha in a measure subsided, the ittoj?!e of" this city and county can talk vr think (f Woting else. The sei s.tion:l flinale of the outlaw's life, the riging (dowI 01 the curtainl, i' now anl cvent of yesterday, however, and will soon be tradition merely. Yesterday all Demopolis (1ut busines to discuss the tra'ie event; tody thev are up and about as usual aldiseusging yesterday's occurrence oily casually. Amli(dst the turmI1oil and cr Afusionl yes ten.hay. imtich garbling was done inl -iv ing out Ihe accounts. and necessarily Soi ie 'f Ihis disjo;nted work Is mlore or less v sible in every paper. The story o thle capture of Burrows oI 'lulelay evenin1g. you are all familiar ith. Oi the arrival of McDuille and ]ir.ows at Linden, the lorier. ACTEI-A IN A STRANGE MANNER. Instead of deliveriig his prisonier to the sheifl af 'Mareno count , IMeDulic with the ni'stanlce ofhis t wo negroes retaincd custody of the prisoner. M1 Duflie's course is emplailled by the flet that lie was not meili(t(d to turn Burrows over to the sheritl because the later in ight claim the reward or i portion of it for the delivery of Burrows to the Express company. And so on account of this idea ofrMeputie's, Burrows was left in a room of the jail building, MeDuftlic and the two negroes all heavily armed kept guard over the prisoner until mid night, when one of' the iegroes went to sleep. AlDuille and tli6 other negro remlaiied oil duty. ION0w5 MAND8 WVEnE NEVER 'TIED. or liandeuled after the jail was reached. as has been stated in almost everv ac count I have seen or heard. His feet were chained together, but by a picee of inexcusable carelessness his hands were left free. The outlaw was silent for a long time after he enterd the room. but finally this sullennas wore away and lie had quite a conversation with MclDuflie on the chase after him. Burrows was v-pecially bitter against Detective Thos. Jackson. Ile said Ie was glad Jackson had missed him. Ile had over a hun dred opportunities ot'killing .lackson, but lie had never done so. lie had i.ade up his mitid now to kill Jackson, and lie wanted him to knowv it. AlDuflie, among ohther things, asked I urrows itf it was lhe w"ho robbed the train at l''lomato'n. Burrows saidl MAY BE Hui D]D and1( may be lie didn't. The people would hear more of it later. I t must have been along about. 3 o)'clock, says McDIutlie. when his prisonu er atsked him for something toceat, saying lie was hiutngry and had not tastedl fhod since the mol(rning. McD)ullic replied 1hat lie was ini a similar (ond(itionl. but flere was nto help fo r it, and( they must sti.k it out togetherr Burrows th~cn said he had some canidy atnd cortn bread and h aeon in his saddle-bags. and lie desired to get the~ food. Almost biefore lie was awere of it, says Mcde )uflie, the negro got. up, walked to the door, licked up thie leather cavalry sai ille-baigs ad t ossed them over to U urrows. Thle latter reached his hand dlown inito otne ol the partitionus, and( pro (duced somie candoly, giving somec to Mc hi )llie and some to thle tnegro, who had given him the sallchags. Th'ley all sat ttere eating aind talking for some four or hive miutes, ilurrows seemitng to 1)e mi uinusually goodh spirts. Suddenly, without a wordi of warning or a p)reliminary motion indicative of what was to lohlowv, fromi the sadldlehags, and( coverIng echl ofI his guards lie ordered the chains stricken from his fege. The negro comn mnenced the wvork while McDuitlic moved slowly nearer to Burrows, with the inten ion, lie says, of Overpowering him with the assistance of' the other negro guardl, who had by this time awakeded1. WVhen lhe had approached very near to the out law the latter said: "That, will (10. You had better keep your distance or some thing mnighithappen.'' MelDuhlic obcyed, sayinug: "Ilube, the cake is yours,'' Jlur rows was sootn unchiained. Then, with hIs pistols still drawnm, lhe made one of the negroes chiaiin Me D)ullic, and tiedl the other negro to him, lie then locked the (door, sayinig: "'m 'Iiiube Burrows, and I'm (OIN( TrO PAINT'TI'IS TOWN RED). "I wat,t to know where the fellow is that's got my money. I am goinig to kill him.'' Ilidding Me Du)lilie goodbye. Bur rows, w ithi the niegro itt Iroutt of hiim, started out to find Mr. .J. 11. Carter, w'~ith whom the money found on him the e ye ning before had been dhepositedl. The negro (lid not exactly know where Car .et hived, but knewv the nuighbiorhuood of his room. Tihe bandit kinga tcilitig the poor negro that every next minutec woukd be his last, stopped at one or two residences, but failed in his search. Then they learned that Carter had a room over* Glass' st.ore, and thit,ber Bhur rows and the negro went at a trot, for it was fast approching the time for the dawn to cme. Carer was aroued. loud cries below, an(] when lie asked who wanted him, lie could get no reply. )e. termined to know who it was that called, lie dressed, taking care to put his pistol, a Smith & vesson (ouble-astioi, of' 32-callbert, in his pocket. A moment later he appeared at the entranco. When lie opened the door and stepped out, Burrows Instantly covered him with two pistols, saying: "Give ne my IIoney, OR ILL K I Il, YoU, you------" Carter looked at his opponent all(1 his expression was se rene, Ile looked at lube possibly a see ond, and then two pistol shots rang out, the one seeming but an echo shol, of' the other. And then both mcin back1in continue( their firImg until their pistols were exhausted. 'oth of' the shots fired when the combatants were at close range did the work. The- other eight went wide of' the mark. Rtight at this juncture, before the re mIuts of' the duel were k:nowi, the negro who haa Iven escorting Burrows around ruslied up to Itibe, who had fillen by this time, grabbed his other pistols an'd i.ad a picnic firing them in the air. The :itizens ol'the town who hat started for tle seen of the encounter, hearing all )ftie shootingi, coicili(i that imrcows svaas MILINO 'EOPLE AS TiHEY A P''EAi-:D. md kept away Fi-om the place. lb Oe had Iot long left ANcDu:llie sittin- on t'he floor in chains before the hatter, fearini [lie now Imaddened desperado wouhi re turn [and kill him, began to cast, abott or inwans to (i!'et his libertv. He got tile chains loose, secured a gar al 1110ZED (_)PEN T1111 E DOOR to the room inl which le was confitid. Just as he was leaving the place. a free man n11ce more, lie heard tie pistolshot ring out and hurried in the drecti-n lioi which they came. Arriving at, the scene of the desper.te I:tel, McDuflic stumbled upon the bIv ,11 Burrows, 'roim which the LIFE WAS FAST LEAVIN(, It was now almost lit enoull t, see, and McDiutlie had no trouble ili d[ inguishimg who it was. A little pool of 0ood had formied on the Lrouild besIde tle body. Ilis next thought was of Carter, and to hii MeDutii turned hi attention. It was I'muld that Carter ha11 been painfully. bit not, danierou!i-, wounded in the ledt , fiouldetr. fio;n which lie will recover in a few days. Another examination developed that in the Interim. Burrow' if! with iti black cloud of horror and sinil had vani ished;with tle inky skies o* night. Messengers were hastily dlatched to the Southern ExuIress .oficials, Messrs. Fisher and A,-,ee. who were at this place, informing them of' the suddeii an tragi cal turn affairs had taken. These oil cials hurried to Linden and found to their satisfaction that the worst enemy of the Southern Express comnany had indeed gone before the Great Assize For a final casting ill) of his account. The body was encased in a I plain pinie box and as soon as possIble was brou-ht to this place. Crowds went to view the remmii)s and the excitement, here was ill tense peole very Iearly coming to blo%ws in their efforti to get, even tho 111intest, 4lmpse (4' the dead bandit's lhee. A nd such a fhce! I saw it and will never lor et it. In every feature was portrayed he character o l the man. the whole nakmg. oNm- F 'rm.E mos'r mpLri -ounteiiancem to be met with !in a life time. Mercilessness, shrewnes bruta ity, and yet even in death how those gray 1yes seemed to flout at, f'ear! The lhce vas covered by a coarse two onth11111ts' acard. II is hair was matted'( abiout oii the lied, andI portionis oil'his c'lothtini wvere toilling away f'romn wear. TH'ii EsUiTi w'onN nY niui'(w5. w~as a blue hiomespuni shtirt , a pair o f" jeans pants and laded coat. iIn hecght lie stood 6 l'e t, I inmchi; and hie weighfied thout la1 pounds. iIe was stoop.) mhotilered, Ilong, anguilar andolit at.oLtheir r rather unzg:ial.y figure. 1 lis haIir was I)rown, as was his heard. Th'le hodyv re amaied tinti lahst uight, a id was 'thleu taken to Y ork, to be thence conveyed to) C2oN5TrA Nior LE'i1, (Oet. f.t. - D)ispat ch-~ as received here say thatt a party of A r menlians and Driuses attc t h1'~?lle bar racks at Sileiisia, Syr'ia, andi blew up a)i piortioin oif 1thebutildiings. Itorty Tu'rkish soldiers weore killed. Thle Armn:ians then i nvadled thle goveriimen1 t bld 11im killed the Glovernor andit robbIed the t rea-s iry of its contents. F"roim tiierme they p)roceeded to the prisoii, which they earll rledI by the stormil, liberating all 11 he pis oniers. VIENNA, Oct. 15.---A dispatch -froim Constantinople states that t he arrests of Armenians are still being mlade, and that many of those whlo haIve been'i taiken into custodly have been shiockiingly mail treatedl amid tortured. Among ihe other cruelties to which tho prisone'rE have been subjected is withiholinig from them of all food. They have alIso been deprivedl of sleep. IPerson s suspected of disloyalty are arrested upon information being lodged against them by any spy. An Armeni in recently arrestedl for attempting to murder a priest in the Koomkapooni guartor of Constantinople wvas to-da:y 1ou nd dead ini his cell. it is alleged that his dleath was the result of tortures(' inflicted upon01 him. TJhio oficials at Van, Armeia, are itill bu.rning TJurks, and( outrages uploni Armimians hecre are of frequenut occur rence. liurnedt to Deoath by l[nt )uzst. nurredl at Moorhecads, McLane & Co's., blast furnace at Soho about 2 o'clock this a.fternoon, resulting in seriously ini juring eight workingmen twvo fatailly. The meon wvere enigaged in Arawing coke from the ovens when01 the hot (lust blew out, enivolvinig the entire p)arty. Ed watrd and .Johi Ilutghues weire burnied al mo1(st beyonid recognuit ion. hey are still hiving, but will (lie. Peter I thaiiy, F"red eriek iBaker and four' IIungarians, whose namifes cold inot 1)0 learned'o, were also badly b)urned(. TJhec injured were re movedl to thie IIl(m'opatthiC H1os>itail. All but the Ilughies b)rothers will likely recover. The cause of the accident is not known. heore was no serious dam ago to the mill. For Rtheuimatism, Malaria and Syphil Is P. P. P. (P.rickly, Ash. Poke Root and Potassium) Is the best known reme dy. A NEW CITY OW HHE COAST. in 111oot -i,t 1ai ut Any I'let it- Tia P'ort lRoytl' COLUMBIA, Oc'tober 1-1. --The1, dreatns 0 half a1 centiry Arcll 1)out to b)c rValized, and the filost water gatmway on tho Atlantie cola ik t.o he thrown o'n to the C01om11tirce of the world nt last. The Solit'lh Caroililla sinking fuml cotmtilissioli has soh! to t hn Macon aid Atlantic Maillroad O-Impany ihree huno dred acres of marsh land ut Foot Point, Ilemtfort County, sixtevn 'tliles from 'ort Rloyal. on the opoite s!!. (if the! hav., amld nbouI t eighiteen mih-.i from Savannah vs thw crow flies. I The selling prien ls inertly nominil one dollar per a.wre -a tho Jard id v ueless itr ior agridltural or phio p!ate iiing purpose.:. an is l, by te above nin1t corporation for. theI puirpos' of ;ee rin deep w_.!vI r I-r inimal facullii.n. Tht- pmrch,ne wn.,, Iad eth ron hm .. negotiating 1.t , it ' prlident o the of Olt, N i Ir,n a t Ill;ail This ro,.I ;S I ht- hY to mxtensive systripmioneIWIt %I W Maont ai iirwmhmn WKt hil ia c 1 coant.. i.:s lea na ot' e.T al : l l.' plautations h-vo; tw: NAynt i a p". . bt e by the :a1f. -up awtiln ust oo! as t n it Fm : Irt v. al I h K wvoi i ofmli w 'r p hv-':-.. :11,1 Nw hlyiw:r ms;! i, fot l"-. jot S ili li . kt i r a 1: :, it. Alhugh wrtit ar ito p! -siik :n miral h i ts o t.Liw !:::Ids ;Iob serve to'' nit ali ;.hospha te a ural ri;:l;hs. T r i:s a a "n;tumi i L it t iiC- '- , ' i;1 . Ir h i t --C t1 ,ie I ru.IIii:11 atherie1o salure, w ih prinle Amt i ihe railra:! i . 1nt m Io P-14 to lo) Point in thr ye:a r tho land will re Vprl to I!N- 4t:4. it is och "0t1v .s 5th i t, howev.\ , thi f iim re : ..,-in . ion itioieni. ta t ii rm i i O of i t he l-owir atiro 1e cl.Ii e- I II t:ntm s1 ol,h camn! to) bi0 o h n : on -!' rvt( r lzr'il ~e nt fe t1:e - ~\Co: r i; e .:it' m - at"i 1hw Al.:c(m :Lt..,! nip,n . 'rs 'o t I.mP rc:s awlino I. th:lt y-two :hq . .h s Galt e a:e dstUne r ,m Ka.I-,-: n" I be n wt I ai oI : I : f ; t N r i rIt - i nit ii of thew M:on and Atcli: lie winh w as l'ti 'a.I 0:m-vihonO---, wov n-r -0 '01"Ma So001 or :-m T h l i ws -io ii:-f jdane i b, ln hi.r- to "llyt!II.. au' S S hnce bya:n i r :m , t hl; t 1 t!w ("A1' R . ithe hvrer :t M I NW , P i t 13 t-en11 t1" i. o e A'ah-i - W at r l .tou it' o orhoh n: .!%wI0ty.4 .-o)tt wenlity-folur it". at 1.i lotw waltr. Ther hi;z do.eks an pra:l vle tors ille bilt, ,Iend i ii clarined ia, with th Wesiee t Vn- t necn fti theo,m macon -mt Ammmticvt Jt e un w nr ill Jl.ow. to ltiit fl ' :I ighit ahwaml n (w et o :hi iw ln - th e e.rr''i.-I lot a vis1w..'r.,- Oie 1ive tho1s:udi aer! (ifo jand hat .e-Ii-ady ben bough at II)h terminal Point, Foot 'oint.i .I'The Nwmadore' rpeet. thc also lar , "*Irem:I a privatf. ilu t antccare tiit source, that. the AmlTeiCus Is Cnstrie ionti and nilroad Compa") 'i has j"st 1irchamed, for teriniudalfAciH-k ties 3,A00 acres of J.:1d in] the Sam11: 1 vicnlity, on Collcton Neck, froitinr r mil n les "ll May tiver, with1 alic average of iir JaLh; )wtms of witter at low water. The.f Ixal . w ad. hN, b Dr. IlcighIwaN., o y ashvIll, . n- l mI Tholml A airt n, o f .Itl it , tho'tet 1 th lproe atyi cmo h urchou-r1141h ' bilni .lon antI, of avannah,) teni-tht itreit hin te omn. Tres !iere were' upasstd tyssed La. iear in allw-; recntl, puchase byt.- Vii ths itwo railro:il and construection n co: Pmpnis,latli lfai ortrml purposes.Fon ollac on ne . Sa h ofa c i is any adiral oneC in tever y reet itrated as it is unn a high~ btint, ith tjca pefetysent'fei dring in st al ich1 was hil;itil Otet< la St mti n ofl b ing ty( 1 bldtiti in o2 buildird lao.- esadCuir TO TE nt m1lMOCRACY. V FHE STATE COMMITTEE ISSUES AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE. hel: Inc!depenie ntI Mc emaen ga er1c aa,tneca atf fil A ppeival Mvnl f4r VIhiie sti-e- r 144 '-y..-(h VI v -r,no r I; itha i-t a:: I u a 4~ hv y It-. Co!013.\,S.C., Octoher 1W.-Ae r. L. . 1.hy H. A. Mck-t-.e a id W illir (116S, of tI a inpaigni collm itie (?f hle T"ilbl :in S t Dlenlocratic (-ollnmit ti, uith Ciqt. Tillnian, MIr. E-:. 1t G; y, 1 I I II. I'. VarIvy, I)r. I S4 II >P 1 C Id M Ir. W. C. N(l u(i , ssembII d inl the N.lt(I~ i' fl V Btmlk, tk, ' II tli .,: li N at in :ituli(I this: m ornin p .\ At H : r ta'a14't tk til ;; i'' !.. : t It ) I; . . a h- m , ; I : nci t-.. th ad n (' t villt o 4 u a s ps t hv ro t o th 1t1~ m ma ~i I t ' '1!( S;ti! 4: t,M1 ssV, n, ;v li I tv. li t i t.' i e -I I. .1 i4T t . v Aori u ih - r ' o h I-A 1")Ii ". -it i e . i\ a i'. :'e r-:i, 'Wey in chi ( i-: lls elli Ii t vail th141 al. Apulicnil, I...Iy ;Il('i Ih w, ho .nS dht' h:s bu1 1j t b : rii -141414 Itqltin aot )ill14 - a1:1 , &-fca4201'live 11110 ri. hy %if i plo e. ad,1e mil ( d )I fit li-at " cIfi IwM'aeit 1. 1 vv I& 14 .til 1 11 -;a ni el .it , 'it iImv:iP' I :<is itm. tme NO inI W w-'m"ili BiY 111W M11 (i'541 i ( '.1 li, ili Aq-40) -Ill toi i 0 a: tIn h: . 1e 1 %* et'i'* ' IIH 4 W11l t li p blt h,ie : O i ra lm i ihe atlrters frp m t':l-s of t e > wil. w lt 11o s mall ill hern mvf il aznd li: 1 w4' th l,I.O I IIillt,i' I114' 4 ' ;itl l4'(4in !ve St i'. hou44 t 14ocr:0 -.;. 4. el n l M ill .."t t feni-l mI' il IIII the 1wl (If He m in i pIl h rl'l1 v . '11w,41 fewi: (11 Vt(i4lt'tl 31011 Id,4 hi-, i a stanit a h e ,atIh a ' Iith! I 111rticnce in d pl i i; i s .i- to I p wi lI'10 4 11 ' wilm 1l Hhi : 141: 1 1.1 1 de igh t' Iton mlor,t'and whI'l!it' have fil 0:1,id' hih l si-21 ion lly rev-arit fof i l iilit l f ur ;I h:rvrorv wth it:i gs (h rtr i 1 aIf isapp113'intinct th a t, we sk.v t' ei N'1)14 - "I 11-iX. ly dep 111 i *.l Il l. Dtewlim c i v 4 4 hIn" 'ald !-m oer:Ii' (41'se ve iihe IhA :I .', n.1' SSO 'Wi n vIiln', hav b -:mpdors whell n ive : sni ,t a ln! II( 5' rlt( la u it.ne in4e 14ri fe, t herI'io I rt y kof cIr )i' ('t I !w ( ) (roltin , ey 4~ hav re:Iol IiIn: '.l(. :I'wt(h 11 r: iks I f it' lm5) ft ih- ii ii rn '(er. e' al1!iig ('141m tlw' 1mgr1 W ot erg 4 'l 1( ah; heir0 whit breI ht ren they- hav <' h 11 lan1 -1" 1 he n t e re: l i't 11i hIals-I thwith )f ntheiay whie manI~'~~o' ()vrnna.t' - dm!y an<4 will in:ti lfCt't is south 1)0 1inal igan Chunder the oee 2of (1l3 h1 OlCdtoer, oea tnt S'iig an Ilf greto poldi t.l t lei and the State i h i to be present ani a0drvss thi P-ople at Ieso latter places. That the clidril:ui of the -x4cut iv !ommittee of tihe i difTereiot cnuties r: vill be expected to make arrangemiets aid provide .4peakcers for their respc lye counties. In counties where it vill he Inconvenient to 'hold these ,eetings on the day designatel, the otility chairman will hold the same wn (lay to be desigmated by him. ily erder of the cipaign commit.toe. J. L. M. Irby, Chatirman. 'iflie dones, Secretary protem. it is iorlerstood that the obeject of ICsO ;imlllt:IVMteous mhetings3 is to make demonstrationt in force which will i~ iincur the Ilaskell stipporters. It an 01it inal dViea in otlr State politics. apt. Ti l1 lkin and several of his friends f 1 the cit this :afternoon. Others ;A the p.irtly remain ovvr t o-night. (,ove(rior lIiell rdsol Av:i to .day - t t 1d n y C(). Irby, who presentel I 111 thc f(llowing- ;-.iltjeo)i s ilalopt Iby- tht, (-()a!It ltniit tWo to-dav: Thelo wn .r-outo,a4otd iL; a".l tloon, w ts oive t by C'fiair an Irby, who sald he Ih:" already N rtm-imld it. 'o i l! ( iovi--oern r fotr tit, In-idvratin. li-re i 1 t p. 0f !he I teIllei In li i (V-el t ion1. Whc-rva!, tho 1)e'iocrati' party oft . kuth (l' kthoilt d id. inl k.",veition~ IA -11biCd,On Ih It (1:Yt (oft Septm ber i, miaie O itn1n l:O tti 1f'; rs; and - W ht ;4'e, iicile' in :pin'i;i n.-. ) n.Ont bslp4t inm.Ufmtutd ior 1the p"rtjums rtpnd :in, \ h ; w i - A ml;:)m "O.w p:l mcnt'i ( ;~il *0, * 1lt:.l, '* a l~c (" I ...' ' ,hrI ,I' ; hI i Qa ii idel1 ;M ,!IL . )I " i i I ;u lin I t ,e ::il " (" o tc i' .Y 1 -oidw ll:|i!n tor'eti l;;I tiu ol l ) 0! ofo )t' >inocrat. pai- ._ml hi. r'.&;, it,i y a : that'(cwrtail Par W oa. wAllimpin inUrd by. his E xcel. 1i. -e' jr I . '.r ol i c otfullis 1 1 to VA to tiNmn, have takwn p:a in d ti; :wo. ;I-A arv . WmSo 01* itf ih'1t HmV(nWn . t.and i is 0 Yi impirlano Ili :m l r1':1. tip ti 1C1 I i li.|e jI. It tcIc t he })Pi(C'e i' , . ' . -i- einig i - of . 1 t!y. :ino i . er ith (0 t t , i t,,:. 'j nd. i( "'Ic tv to ho hqw n'I s in eid't-. onthnt C.rlnl,i ae t to le r Iiit le i ir :s10tead. 'VjII 1 Tii',e1w a ll i.'.ii;tt'.. ; t i UV WWW\ I'e)i' l 11 W i vItlili s t'l.r th .'(It' c tl Oil Ia' ImlVt l lImi tc. it hsln It)1 Im l in, ' hl sicie 1lby replortd' to the co nileeill 1 tize e hal t ece ii l iti ( ll, et .ii y, andt I. lds tad lAed that shmltib 1 . :1 pi;w lo 0 h bahlmardp 'roi a!tll th!w i,.gnni was ilu"-m l' gvito t1 TiLh"minW, 1 IL w oQVIvrwLp- amwEtaiMcit that, thfe'1 iver]n-r in."trmwd ('(,. 11rhy thlaL thek ppeill[Itt!(!t had n(it, in-cli 111,14. I'm heti Ih iur ies~ of' e'rig nir!~i elcn .)e lolny party r facetio;, but to nil 'ie I a eair c1Iton and honlst coit. t m ay bIe re;,rartlcd -s settled that lie ;o-t'rtor wil ntot reihv ailo.Y appoi.l iexcept, for jI, canlse :ihown to (AM1. .1111, Ji ii oll (0110 tis lI -L :etl h wnf, th'.1 h lro4.s of Ilio- day in hkis oillcs the loall. Exchangt. llBank confb.r ng wili friends, anl. rer-iving coni ra1tl:tio ls and assura.cl.n ; of sit pport. t he Ilaskell Stat. colpai,-n comm1,11it. F To, a1tihorie'd by las!,t lig11C C'ollvcn- ,I Ii, i0 s 'lot et l2 hici 1) tnad e up, It t - ati at otl he. Eveing ! '~i I ord, h:h ii hleit o e oppos-i i t e t: 'hu::i , w'it llsc 'I.l'po t ihe It'd ke(Xhiicet.I t,~-Ico' lil tistio. il r il t i fer o b "l'rfc freedomI.'.~ali of ougt, ha 14ne( anuee I to t tac , O'ci'i oghe Icit' imay; 'to olt Carlina wil h pt. ls r 'ii iVnen t sub.-.I eve ne';cc . I ;n to :c:noinnd citothe o 'tl. o of the p (pe h-ii .is huie nola i ntec d oeh o om 1ii, e lid thI o' wdl 01 it' voIisut fo w in.od Ti inrol h~e' neir oi~ia te h:t cc)hu a:. m0en 2 ha lcoedto arlio coitw0w Si conn-iS. to foe, mays'en Itaies i (w 00 1 IS.I* * *Aisi frtas. Inl)alo'orionihco i e 1)cmnrne g lier'rejist w:eii Rod neat '1merats 10 swyiig ('i. la e l ul 'e.4a tale. THuu:lui 0 *1i Tcre tr e nog twowite m wn's hde ali , c'i in, (1.(0 fa ci lo ity tow he lI nae masin oer y1c body.es s n Irne.yot e areve nly i:lthed.Th ' Linch o dlifrenl hetwenlor in es he i itfrce erWtgih l:lb.Ch.s A U. 5. is IT A FRAUD ? VIDENCE THAT THE CENSUS RE TURNS HAVE BEEN FALSIFIED. 'I*an t, Rob New York of Congressional Reprementation-The Negro Population Ig;uo)rtd in ihe Southern States---"Down Wit.h Them All Sixteen Per Cent." NAsirTN(1ToN,1). U., Oct. 13.-As Mnilied as the people of New York nust. be at the revelations of the police 'c-enumeration inl that city, the people >f the republic at lar,u must be prepared Lr ai 1far grtetr shock. If they will look over the coitry, the onest men of all parties will discover hat there is a method in the errors that ave been proven to exist in, tie celislis Investit-ations set on loot by the Vorld more than a month ago confirm mo Io:t startling suspicions. The web of entangling evidence lios Iready eimieshed a Congressman from ,roolydn, i brace of political managers i Mat city and halfra dozen clerks li ariotus departinlts of the colnis of ce, Chies leadin1g' to very much higher ate arei (ie World.i possession, but ii (t't--.ic1 w e aWN l proper to put the p ple of the coultrIy OI t.heir guard i'h1ut furthvi dlay, that an otliMal iiv< toin may be prosoeleted at once. I heu v elene o fr addutced appears First_-Ihat there is a deliberate pur ose on the part of the leaders of the )llillunant party to retainl the Congress I-Ml iljority now inl its grasp. .o Id-That to serve this end a gan I uisctipuilotis mcin, without the sane 01i of the leaders of their party, have )linived m111a cosispred together to de and in:ully of, the ;Iat.es of this Union it ofi-ir leg-timatc Conressional rOP me u huIl:on. 'I'hirl --'f'hat a sucret oflice was fitted .p il 'Wasli-tonl at No. 206 ) street w.. wlere a of trusted clerks (1re detailed to alter the true census ttum--by sealin! downi the totals or creasmlhe Saile--that the growth or )m IIIOCIlc Sta toK -hould not be honestly po rted. Fourth --That an order was given by it offlcial ill tie cen"u- office (Vith or ithiout, the coIn1i,:111k.e of men high inl utlority inm tle povenmluent) to scalo own the populali"i of New York city ine ulindred nid thirt v-three thousand! P ifth-That anl order was -iven au 1hcial ii Ili census ()lioe (with or with wt:L ti kio,wleJtd-e aind approval of high uithorittes in this'!ovrcn1,1ment) to reduco '11Q true elnsuso io w York tte Ihree iunarma tou.A I sou1s! Sixh-That the State of New I ramp hire, which has lost population, was to )e scaled tip so that its presenit quota lot i elnged. Seventil-ThaL Illinois, Iowa, Wis olsill. aiiie and "Milinesota were to I!- 'very liberally coi (ed;'' and that lie bhniders at Miineapolis and St. .-til aroso from a stupid misinterpreta EIghithi-T1at tle Southern State were be ".jumlipedl upoli.>> States that have hown: greatest growth were to sufiler to i. extit1 of 141 to 1( r. cenit. .1mthI-That this in tiimois ot has >a larg.e ex tent, b eeni carriedl out; andi( iai wvhenl the re!searchies of' thle World -ightened the contspiirators~ they rnoved ic secret, otl'i.fomt No. 206 D) street, bishmtinon, to Cathedral street, Balti 'ie, ncar' the Montument, where for the :ist six weeks the (dastardoly work has eei nm progress. 'i'ethi-Thiat enou01gh ev'idence exists discredit the whlole cenisus, indepen ait 01 thie exposures mi Newv York The i Wori has iln its possessioni the I In<.'s of thei men whu- o hai:ve been1 active a is wor'k, andi( (P1 inarl all the cler'ks iho were detai led to enii!ge in thle mtonl I touL ledrtaking. IFairly in Junt:e last it, wuas apparenitly cci ed to und ertake this dlangeirous d,iii Iul to this tie niew step ini prac icai pol~itie''~ A certa :in Mr. Mor'gani rized i thAl le wioruk . Th'le secotil story I' a thiiee-tloored henso51 on D) sti,ret(No. (16 was1 rented at $:30 Per tmonith, andl( arItIlo Is of mti eramI from the cenlsus fice wer-e r'emIoved( theireto. Twelve ei:k- whoii coutld be recliedl upon to 1hold leir toniiiets Iierc enigagedl ini July and1( ut tip work.i Thei whit ies of' these meni were continu us, ( te'p toiled1 <hay and nigh t. Thle il ly cards of certain States were ro ughit to thle I sttreet house at night, etaned ai few (lays and thien reCturned 'p the 'CensusL (olieC. Th'le h:iidhly of the house, Mrs. Duli U!, a ma~tr'oiiy at cotmely wvomani ot birty-live, grew curious to know what vorkli was belig piuoseen1tedl in lher ap)art iie:ts. She aisked 1tejphe'n .W. Norton ni a ppomiitee mi the cenisus otlice frotm Vinifild. Katn., whlat lie kniew about (lie mitter, buti( gainied nio informnationi. She ~arvis, C hiurch, WVil (0on andl OcXtavius, vhlo wvere employed on thie wvork. for inl ormuation. She (lid not Lret, any. Shortly aft,er this inidenit a great niais of coinsu:s him!~erial was burnied in hu scondl story front roomiiof (lie D itweit house. A mran gi'ing thle namue of Nelson then 1pplearedupo th)0 le setnc. is athority wit'i the clerks was respected by all. IIe waso. chictly instrumeintai l ihe finali re mioval of thie office to BaltImore, lie tak iing up his abode at the Carrot ton Hlotel. 1l[is niame is probably an assumed Fivo Men liownf to Atoms. Ilouo-s, Oct. 10-A terrible ox ilo sioni of mielinite took place hero to-4' A wvorkman was tilling a shell c~tilompound, whlen thj11% m care - ness it exp)lodcSl with frightful f'orco. Five mieni were instantly killed, their bwt1riti?y blown to atoms. Forty Lther workmen were injured, some1 very seriously.