Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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—r . ; 1 i RCeRENCE Oaily TTmes. RECNE, S. C., MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2:j, 119. REFUSES LAND’S 7 CLEVE- OSTRUM. Will Neithe^ Nor Author I; Retire e Bond The Sen Creenba Issues- 1 Washin sion of th .able in br etatemen of Idaho) voice the ment in the cial legislat the lines Cleveland a in the me It was pate Mr. Dubois understood the Preside n tirement of the green authorization of a bond utterly impossible to ment. The ooly action would take, if it was opportunity to vote, adopt the resolution of (Dem. of Missouri), e in the day, directing the silver bullion in the! and the payment of obligation! in liltor. Mr. Dubois the close of the^ session and soon thereafter the Senate adjourned until Tuesday—-the day Christmas—thus acceding to the Presiden loliday recess b ing the grave financial tions. 0. The only immfdiate the President's messag presentation of two favorable to pi iter, that V^st and anothef, by Bn Populist member fro n, Dec. 11.—The ses- ate to-day was not- oot a*very pointed Mf. ^nbois (Rep. was. erstood to m silver ele- te, that no finan- has possible along bv President sly urged evening. Senator, hould be try, that r the re- s or the were mplish- ate he be to Vest, United States of Brazil sends its greeting to the Senate of the United States of America upon the worthy message of President Cleveland, who so strenuously guards the dignity, the sovereignty and the freedom of the American nations.” Venezuela Rejoices- New York, Dec. 21.—The World to-morrow will publish the follow ing copyrighted cable from Cara cas, Venezuela: The anti-English feeling is in creasing here. Fresh flowers are file Constitution. vacancy filled as may be provided bv law. CUT IT OUT AND PRESERVE FOR REFERENCE. IT i Gregtr Sc Lynch headquarters for dolls—See their fine kid, ARTICLE 4, SECTIONS 15 TO 23 j b,9flUe a:m vvax - ~ | Farrell Sc Edwards, the popular Sec. 15. The Governor shalj, from photo.'rapliers >>i Florence, are stiil time to time, give to the General Assembly information of the con dition of the State, and recom mend for their consideration such at their ei^gant rooms over Bult- man’s Ht.< re. where they have the 'nest light in this section of the State and the best instruments measures as lie shall deem neoes sary or expedient. Sec. 10. He may on extraordi-J ere the substance fade* ; furnished by manufacturers. Give ! them a call and “secure the shadow fame at trolina, prop meats while the parity and silve gold went to a were made for th 1 eideration of the Mr. Platt’s objecti« )r. A letter from f: •ave the congratul rom the Brazilian litted through M a of Brazil, on I id’s recent enu )iiroe Doctrine. follows: The Federate gol i w< into Washington and the American and Veneuzelan flags are everywhere to be seen, either displayed side by side, or entwined in significant embrace with the portraits of Washington and Monroe between. Another mass meeting was held on Plaza Bolivar this morning, at which were heard theories: “Abajo los Englese,” (Down with the Eng lish). “Vive Cleveland los Esta- dos Unidos,” (Long live Cleveland and the United States). A demonstration of all <he citi zens is planned to take place Christmas day under the auspices rly *of the Simon Bolivar Club. In- ' “ vitations have been given the Pres ident of the Republic, the Cabinet, the clergy and the United States Minister. The American residents at Car acas will then return the honor paid to their nation by the tributes offered to Washington by decor ating the statue of Bolivar, the liberator. The patriotic society for the de fense of Venezuelan territony issued a protest against the pre tension and aggressions of Eng land. It also requests the Minis ter of Foreign Affairs to remove the exequators of Venezuelan citi zens who are acting as British Con suls in this country, unless they resign immediately. In Guvyra the enthusiasm has led to the forming of battalions ready for service. The honors paid to the Ameri can Minister continue. Ihe arch bishop and the clergy of Caracas called upon him to-day to express their thanks and those of the peo ple to the United States for the stand taken by President Cleve land. Venezuela is sending diplomatic missions to every foreign country. The country applauds the action of the government and the nation is united. nary occasions convene the Gener-! placed daily upon the statue of al Assembly in extra session, j Should either house remain with-! out a quorum for live days, or in case of disagreement between the two houses during any session with respect to the timeof adjourn ment, he may adjourn them to such time as he shall think proper, not bej’ond the time of the annual ses sion then next ensuing. Sec. 17. He shall commission all offices of the State. Sec. 18. Tne seal of the now in use shall be used by the Governor officially and shall be called “The great seal of the State of South Carolina.” Sec. 19. AH grants and commis sions shall be issued in the name and by the.authority of the Stateof South Carolina, sealed witli the great seal, signed by the Gover nor, and countersigned by the secretary of State. Sec. 20. The Governor ami Lieu tenant Governor, before entering the duties of their respective office, shall take and sub* scribe the «*ath of office as pre scribed in Article 111, Sac. 26, of the constitution. Sec. 21. The Governor shall reside at the Capital of the State, except, in cases of contagion or the emergencies of war; but dur ing the sittings of the General Asembly he shall reside where its sessions are held. Sec 22. Whenever it shall be brought to the notice of the Gov ernor by affidavit that any officer who has the custody of public or trust funds is probably guilty of embezzlement or the appropriation of public or trust funds to private use, then the Governor shall direct his immediate prosecution by the proper-officer, and upon true bill fund the Governor shall suspend such officer and appoint one in his stead, until he shall have been ac quitted by the verdict of a jury The la ties wonder mov it is pos sible t.» select such an immente stock <>t Xmas, ivods and all so pretty as Greg.; Sc Lvnclf now have. 1 See that lovely Xmas, tree in Gregg Sc Lynch’s window. Ordinance. Sec. 1 Be it ordained by the may or and aldermen of the city of Flor ence in council assembled and by ■kate ! fk® authority of the same. That it shall not be lawful for any per sons to fire off cannons, guns, pis tols or any kind of fire arms, an vils or torpedoes of any kind with in the corporate limits. Sec. 2 And it shall also be un lawful for any person or persons to set off or explode any kind of fire works, bombs, rockets, or any thing of the nature of fire works within the corporate limits of the city. Sec. 3 Persons desirous to set off or display tire works of any kind wnsuher within the private enclosmes or upon me streets of the city mu^t first obtain permiss-/ ion to do s > in writing from the mayor. Sec. 4 All nerson* violating this ordiuamnj ,»r any pi*rt thereof, shall be fined not less than $1 nor more ihnm $5 or to imprisoned not less than 3 days nor more than 10 days at th' 1 discretion of the mayor. Xn case of conviction the* omee shall be declared vacant arid the Gre^g A: Lynch headquarters foi.fin- plush and celluloid cases, work boxes, cull' and collar boxes, card case's, gentlemen’s traveling cases. Gregg Sc. Lynch makes presenUN^ for young ladies and gentlemi|B ( a specialty. Everybody goes to F. U, & Co’s, for holiday goods. Gregg & Lynch headquarter* for toys, as well a* all other Xmaa. goods. ’ \ &JL \