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<j <)?! our rv??ii\'f VOLUMK. VII. b ('AMI)KN. S. FRIDAY. NOV KM BKlt 27, NO. ?!(>. ? mini UK ,r "? ? ?? > .They Area Littlo Late, Bui Are In teresting NOTll STATh AND NATIONAL, TTlio lit'l in iih Htiw lifti'H (-oni|iloto<l ? itryuii < 'ih rh'M I"' \ r I \ CoiiiiI) ICXCOJit lleunt'ort Yotu lor (i(iv(irni)i', Tho 8tuto Hoard of CanvuotuuH uro filowly OOtlhllllg tUl' VOteB of I ho iuat election iuuI huvo j u h t oomplotod tho?;o fciT l'roftUlouliul i'loolorn ami Governor. Homo of tho (i :{ 11 1 rrt u it) tpiito Jntorost ing, t\i lor iuHtunvo tho votofur I'tdmcr liud Uuuknor, In hranhmt, Oheetor Hold, Ohuoiulon, Kiurlield, Hampton, Horry, Lancaster, 1 morons, l^txiugtop, Oouiioo, Ornngolairg, Pickens, Spar tnubiufl, Hftloda, Williamsburg not a single vote wan cant for this ticket, Tn all t)u> rest, except Charleston, (ho vote \Jfrtvi num-ly nomiiml, ranging nn high an 30. Tho totul vote in tho Htato was nulv 824 and of thiu Charleston gavo Uioiu 540. , Tho Reorganised Uopnblioans> and ll*o Regulars run pretlwiear oaeh other in all |?avtu of (hdi^tHtii except in Charleston itiul lliohlaiol. In tho form er county tho Oeoiguuixod electoral ticket got ONI to 281 for llie other side, whilo in Richland they got 373 to 1)3. Tho Democrats had a majority in ovovy county, except Uoaufort and Charleston, whoro in tho latter county tho voto for Urvan was 1 , 030, whilo that of tho combined opposition, con gifting of gohlbug Democrats and both Uepublicuu fuotions, polled 1,81 1 votou. Tho Yoto by counties follows: Counties. l>om Gold Lily l?eg, bugs Whites Hop. Abbeville 2,473 I 125 112 * Aikuu 1,800 11 111 20 Anderson .... 3, 100 17 01 '1)07 Reuufort 280 .. 371 70 i)nrnwell 2,385 3 150^ 80 r; Berkeley r> I M 0 10ty 27 Charleston. 1,050 549 081 2-Sl Chester 1,201 10 . 70 Chester tield . . 1,405 105 I 15 Clarendon .... 1,150 .. 250 157 Colleton 1,010 40 205 18 Darlington . . .1,025 21 51 147 Edgefield .... 1,532 7 20 100 , Fun- tie I d 1,078 10 11 Florence ....1,530 35 84 52. Georgetown... 150 30 7,3 3r Greenville .. ..2,718 30 71 211 Hampton 1,072 25 ^ Horry 1,372 .. 100 $ Kershaw 1,101 2 j V 130 t jftucajijor . . . . 1,557 j 177 Laurene 1,043 | 4 107 Lexington . . . . 1,072 .. ? 104 3 Marloii ...... 1,030 U 313 Mftlflboro 1,232 3 73 104 Xowberry, . ..1,528 0 20 35 Oconee 1,302 J>5 104 ~ Orangeburg . . 2,720 .. 70 203. Piekene. ..... 1,261 .. 33 138 lUohlBud. . 925 29 373 05 ttpaitauburg. . 4,234 113 134 " Saluda. . 1,241 .. 15 45 8 u to tor 1,550 21 121 202 Union 1,370 2 45 113 Williamsburg. 1,570 .. 207 50 York 2,013 4 . 152 Tho totals uro Democrats, 58,801; Goldbug. 824; Reorganized Ropubli eauiy, 4,215; Regular Republicans, 5,098. QUBBUNATOltlAl. VOTK. The Gubernatorial race did not pre - - nenk any upeeial features, as it went* overwhelmingly for Ellerbe. While tho Reorganised Uopnblioaun boat thoir opponent# in Cliarloatoa iu tbo Presi dential contest, the Regulars wiped Ibew up iu' tbo Gubernatorial raee, Wallaoo gottiug 7)0 to Popo's <>1. J51 1 lorbe, however, carried every county. The following was tho vote: Ellcrbo Pope Wallace Abbeville. .. . 'J, 187 100 202 Aiken...... . 1,70(3 110 0 Andoraon .... 3,0G1 31 205 Barnwell 2, .'M0 15.1 79 Beaufort 107 325 17 Berkoloy 033 159 18 Charleston .. 2.809 710 Cheater 1,202 . .- . 41 Chesterfield . . 1,105 171 22 Clarendon... 1,200 110 33 ? Colleton .... 1,730 215 27 Darlington... 1,020 50 117 Edgclield .... 1,531 30 110 Fairfield 1,078 39 15 Florunco 1,101 133 * 09 Georgetown . . 551 193 v 18 - Greenville 2*088 50 , ^75 Jfamptoti. . . . . 1,0G3 20 7 Horry .. .... 1,202 102 ' Korshaw. . . . 1,213 13 82 Lancaster 1,574 153 liAtirens 1,858 29 97 'Lexington... J ,070 153 1 Marion ? ? 1,935 ... . . . 280 Marlboro 1,220 80 97 Nowbi*rry . . . ? 1,511 53 41 OcoiWo .... . 1,333 7L 04 oburg . . . 3,022 .. 90 183 Pickt tm. ; . . . . 1,245 9 ^8 Btttttafti..... 801 241 52 Spartanburg .. 1,000 117 103 'Suitor 1,570 1 05 117 jy^^r-rr-Hb^ 1.1 * Union,. . . 1,153 38 >98 Wil)i*m?bnrg. 1,520 ' 294 31 .... 83 Total. .... 59,434 4,432 2,780 ' ztc*' " In tho Providential election <>8,938 rotes whto cast, while in tbo Guberna iocial 05,010 figure [j \ Uwycr ^liipA. Mr. it a ftqxton. a prominent lawyer of missing. Mb (Jtsnpjwnr- I homoafow days ago and some vary vctopurcut h?7e. MiKa oswr U?a MUUl lot- hu 4^ ?VKwpI forww^j J.VMfjw ** ?4 m* Mr, tk. ^ KKt'MHK TO CKITIC*. I (iovemor Kvuiu ICxylutn* About l a t 1 Port Koyal and Western Katliviy ! Doiil, j Tho Columbia Statu of 1 a n t Mondajr I nays t hut Governor Kvanu was mimu l what incensed yesterday morning at (lio attacks that are being inado against his policy in relation to the lio r t Hoyal aiut Western Carolina KailwAy or an tho Imo wan formerly known, tlio I 'or I Koy.d unit Weston i Carolina ami .t'ort It a,v a 1 and Auguutn roads. Several rnvn havo scuii lit to eritioiso liim throdgh Hre press ami a few havo lual tlu* temerity to privately address j hi in through tho mails, nil of which ir ritates tho governor, for tlioy aro ignoiuut of the fuels, in tho cane, ho snys, and had ho.-d keep silent. ll<* emphatically asserted yesterday | morning that neither ho nor tho at torney general wont t<> New York to take tho testimony of Messrs. Thomas and Uy an. Ilo was in Walorbury and the attorney general in Wiudiiugtuu, when ho received a to log nun from tho Int tor saying thai Messrs. Thomas ami Kyan requested that their testimony l?o hoard and that they ho examined while ho and Mr. Harbor were North. In complying with Huh request, thero was nothing that eottld lower tho dig nity of tho Statu. Had they gono North for that- expressed purpose ami to relievo Mensrs. Thomas and Kyan of coming to Columbia, it would. liu\o beun quite different. In tho llrst instance, tho novel m>r said it wan an act of courtesy that did not incon voniouco either Mr. Harbor or himself, while saving ti oitblo io Mossts. Thomas and Kyati. Hut should thoy, in their olllclal eapacity, havo gone to Thomas and Kyan for such a purpose, then it would havo boon an indignity to tho State. " . -? s Speaking of tho report that theso gentlemen wore agents for tho South ern Railway, Governor F.vnna said that ho had done his utmost to find out whether it was true or not; that both, wheu examiued by Mr. Harbor on oath, testified that thoy were noting for themselves alone and not in tho inter oat of auy railway. Further, bMh tes tified that they wero wot interested in any other railway. Tho words and acts of Messrs. Thomas and Kyan should bo tho best ovidouee of good faith, the Governor thought, aud it yet remained to bhow by either tha* they were ui^ciemlly to Port Koyal, The telegram of Vi.ee fresidout Kwon to him telling of the number of vessels chartered, showed they wero interested in upbuilding that port If at auy timo it should bo shown that either sceretly or openly, tho road wan discriminating against tho port, then it lay within tho power of the State au thorities to revoke ihoir aetiou m tho whole matter. Uoveruor Evans lias been tjinking of giviug tho written testimony of Thoiuas and Kynn to tho press, but sa d ho had decided to withhold it for the present aud make it the subject of a special message to tho Legislature. SALfOl COl'NTY IX)S|\ irregularities Claimed and Protests Are to 15t' Mmlf. Salem, tli o first new county scheme to bo voted ou. uppeurs te have failed. The county proposed to take portion# o) the territories of Kertsaw, Parliug tou and SumtCi Counties with Bi?hop-'| ville as the center ami county soat. The election was held ou< Tuesday of last week, but no reliably return# eou.'d bo learned until Mr. J. *S. Pur rott aud Mr. W. K. Crosswell Mb en the tabulated result to Columbia. N The townships, in Di iHing/on au<l Sumter gave the-iioecssary tvfo- thirds vote, but those iu\Kersuw /Killed the scheme on the faeo of Ih*- returns. Tho promoters of the now ecunty claim that in these townships there were a number of irregularities in couduetiug tho election among which in mentioned tho failure of the mana gers to require the production of reg istration certificates on tho part of voters. Ou this and other grounds they propose to contest claiming that in Dorno instances the managers wore not sworn and some boxes ?wore not i opened at all. They proposo to. make a contest and should those? irrcgiilririiion bo proven there will havo to be another, elegliou in those townships. Hut 'as the vote has been counted Sa lem has been defeated. It is a county that has been fought for sov?ral years in the Legislature and the ?eneral im pressio/i in tho Statu was that it would go through without trouble. Hut ono township in tho proponed new territo ry by not giving tho required two thirds vote can nullify the whole' schomo and no other election can 1M held lot four years for tho comity.* The following is tho vote hi tho dif ferent counties: Kershaw townships - Turkey Creek, 40. yen, 3'1 no; Sehrock's Mill, 18 yes, .'Ifi no; Tjyaotibyr 3 yeiS; '24 no; total, 100 yes, 02 no, tlur necessary two thirds not having voted yes. Darling ton townships? Lamar, 49 yes, 2 H hb; Cypress. HI yes, .T hf>; Ash land 104 yss, I.S no; total 264 yos, 47 no, tho necessary majority. " ?STm?roT'fow n si! fp h ? TRTsho p vi lie, 22 ii yos, aud nothing against; ^artors, /}J yes, 24'uo; Mt. Clio, 81 yes, .V<io; St-. Chnrlo*, 27 yon, 12 no; Spring Hill, 22 yos and 54 no; total 404 yoi and 86 no. Tho friends of salem do not givo np, and scorn to think thair pronpocta aro still good a? thoy fool' confident that the election commissioner* will order auothor olection in Korahaiw. Tobacco War Knf?r?t. A special from- Now York ?n>*. r. msor? Mill oootina* to ba oireoUttU about au ?m? paadlogeaatlmaot o t tbe war thai lis* rfiffnl Uw two tobacco man of ftclu r?r> 7*i" =?< v. Ttrtf H i^aariwj yimidfrw m np MiiMtot a Anal mUMm** of Uat> totMjvo rata m*. ^ WON COUEGl 0rg8oi;e an Association for Scien tific Study. HELD THREE PUBLIC SESSIONS, llto AttHOclntlon l>culi-os to P'ostt <m u Spirit of Kill I mill lliMii'ty < '??<)|iiiih* tlou lletvrcMi tho Various riniuolioa of this Collffto. ? 9 ' ?v\ lOiuly in thy proftoni your, tho vnri oum Hoiontillo mombotH of tho faeii Ity of OloiiiHon Col lego nud ?>f tlio tttuto iCxjuniinent Station nlntl organi/od un der tho wwno of tho Clmunon Collogo Scientific AHBooiatiou, for tho?fhir pOHOH, (is rttatoil in tho oouHtitntiou, of promoting knowlodgo ot Hoiontillo progress, maintaining intoiont in tho litoruturo of soionoo and encouraging original roaoaroh. "Tho aHHOciiition < h* h i i'oh imrticnlftrly to fo?tor n apint ol full aiul hoarty cooperation between tho various branohoH of tho cidlrgu en gaged in scientific work nnd tho iihuIuI aria, with a view to building up tho institution and iucroasing its useful* IICRS. " JUvudea several preliminary and puru? ly business mooting*, tin* association has hold throe public sessions. The h?rgt\ attendance ut thcso meetings ami the interest utHnifcatod in the otfm-' municatious presoutcd clearly indicate that the association ih appreciated by both faculty ami students, and that it litis mailt) a 3001I beginning in the ac complishment t> C its objects. At the iiret public session (held m Juno). an interesting ami instructive communication on acetylene, tho new illuuiinatiug gas. was presented by Dr. 15. N. Brackett, of tho department of chemistry. Dr. Uraokett gave an ah street of an extensive paper on this gas by Prof. J. M. Crofts, of the Mass achusetts Institute of Technology. I he very simple method of preparing the >*m? wwn illustrated by pouring water on calcium carbolic and lighting ihe gu* us it is rapidly received the more water the larger the Haute. Calcium carbide is the product of lime an:t car bon in the electric furnace. The ex theme brilliancy and whitnneKs of tho light were shown by using a quantity of t&A gas in a special burner. Of the many interesting properties of the new illuuiinuUt brought out by Dr. Brack ctt, a few may bo merely mentioned. The tiamo is quite cool, as compared with ordiuary gas flames, notwiih standiug its great brilliancy. It guvs about eight times the amount- of light as the same quantity of water-gas ? > r coal-gas, and can certainly be produced for much less than eighttiuies the co?t, i hence much cheaper lor tho same 1 amount of light. The small size of Ihe I Hume allows a great variety of globe* j and shade* to be used, ami is of con siderable a<1 vantage iti using .the light for atcreopticons, heiidlights of en gines, or wherever it is tu ue placed at tbc foeus of a lens'or r?.-lleetnr. At the seeoud public session (held in August), and abbtraet of a recent pub lication on moua/.ite, by II. B. C. Nitze (IGth annual report of the United States ^Geological survey), was pre sented by I'rof. .1. V. Lewis. A brief aeeount was given of the uiiu?Talogie and guologie rclathui* of mouuzite, methods of mining it, nud the u^e of the raro earths found in it for tho man ufacture 0/ Wclsbaoh incandescent nan burner. A number of excellent- speei iiawi'i of the iniucral was exhibited f'i'cm various localities iu tho monu/itu district of North and South Carolina. This region, embracing portions of Cleveland, J.luther ford uud Polk conn tics in North Carolina ami Spartan - burg oounty in South Carolina, is the only comniereial source of uionazite in tho United 'States. The minin// has been chiefly sinco 1 and practical ly all the work is done by the farmers of that rogion, every man working his own land. On tho least estimate rnor? than $50,000 worth had been marketed by the close of the ^*e?r 1895. Most of this was used in this country, but a portion was exported to Germany nnd j Austria. The practical application of j the rare earths contained in the mon- ! nzito was shown by two Wels- } baoh burners; and for compari son, an acetylene llame, an nrgaml | burner using gasolino vapor, and ; an incandescent olcctric light were ex- I hibited along with tho Weisbach lights, j Following are some of the points em- [ phasizod by the comparison: Tho j Wolsbach gives a greenish white lighl, always steady, but vury hot, quito large, and the burner is too fragile to aland jarring ami jolting; hence it can ba uso^ only as a stationary light, Tho ikTotyleno name is bluish white, comparatively cool, very small, but, like other- gas flames unsteady in a draft. Tho lneaiideseent oleotrio light is practically cold and steady, but han a decidedly yellowish tint; honeo it Is not nenrly ho irel! lulnptcrl to diuplay ing colors. Tho third public session wan hehl early in Novomber, niuT was devoted | ehiefly to a paper by. Prof. S. Tomp* v kins on elooti io transmission of power. Prof, Tompkins gnvo a lrtont interest ing occonnt of tho principled Involved in tho ranonA^ypes of elcctrio motors, and illnsiratod them by an elaborate seriMof >pp*rato?' and ex pari men to. He flweH chiefly on the gr?*4 derelop in en to of tlf* Ia4t ton ymn 1n motor ooustraotion. nnd referred .to the Pfi zer Ootto# Mills of Hontb Carolina M being, not only tbo largest cotton foe ? tory in the South. but aUo tfa* Urg??* pbaxt sontta *tff for the trttli k* tton nnd Itontuniwion M mw poww \ toyvtoet* totty. ^ -*? V.'Lnww, C4rraMM?n?Un? Seevetor A CRYINU NUJtfiD. A Prominent >la?i Touring th<s 8011th In (ho Interest of Slate Keforma* torle* for Young Criminal*. Last week Mr. 0, S. Griftlth, presi dent of 1 1 10 Maryland Prisoners' A it! Association and a member of several other philanthropic sotriotios, paved Columbia u visit. Ho in senior mom of the Baltimore llrm of (K >S. UrilliUi Ar Co., importers and dealers in earpots and upholstery and for fifty yearn has boon it voluntary workor for prison re form . During thin period ho lias H?von freoly of 'his timo and money. Mr. Griffith's visit to Columbia is duo to a prearranged plan of making a lour of the Southern Hint oh for the purpose of inspecting their ponal -in stitutions and urging eortain reforms. Ho visited the pomtentiary and ad* dressed tho prisoners. lie seemed im pressed with tho ncod ot'ix Btato ro ? formntory. In tho penitentiary, ho said, woro HtPvNogroes fronyJO to 18 years old, and twenty Tivo whites be tween those ages. Ho did not think it right to confine th in with older and hardoucd criminals, and while there ho called on tho Governor and influential citizens and tried to impress upon thom tho necessity of establishing a reformatory. Tho following from tho Baltimore American gives the motive of his tour : "I intend investigating the prison systems of the Southern States," said Mr.- Griffith, "especially tho lease and sub- lease of convict, labor, and what iuQuences are used to reform tho pris oners, and the results. 1 am also very myeh interested in tho work among tho young to prevent crime, and as Presi dent of the Society for the Provent'ou of Cruelty aud Immorality Among Children, will endeavor to urge tho or ganization of similar societies in thoso States. "My experience hnu convinced ino j llmt thoro arc four necessary factors i for the reformation of criminal- labor, , education, physical strength and relig- ! ion ? ami these cannot bo properly tie- j v eloped in eninp life. "Labor as a ro/ctm measure must bo t<f u usual Uaiul, to teach the prisoners tiic proper means of eu>lf-support after discharge, atul ut tbo name time make him support himself while in prison, l iiis is bent done in ft penitentiary ?.\Uieh is under earful supervision. "Education is ooo of the main fac tors of reformation; neglected youth iff tho greatest cause of orwne. In a eritu tual cahvp it is impossible to give that ."-;l!'?fu! tfiisuiiig as well i\a iu a jfuriiiU' nont prison with its facilities of library, teachers ami ministers of the gonad. "The physical strength of ft prisoner i-i necessary to his mental improve ment. A weak, abused physical con dition cannot be but antagonistic to an improved mental condition. "Keligiou* training cannot have any great effect ou criminals leased out, in camps, with their pernicious environ ments. While surrounded with such | i nil nonces, they will not rcalizo tho all- j comforting power of religion, but be- j come tuoru hardened and antagonistic 1 to society. "The proper prison buildings, the [ careful inauugeinent and treatment of criminals, facilities for teaching them ! how to u ot k. with conscientious, re- ; ligiotts and secular education, have more inlluence in the reformation of criminals and tho prevention of crime than all tho punishments ever deviseo. "The education ami protection of children from the iguorant and dissi pated classes in a fttiuly worthy all j < iiristians. Tho children of today arc i the future depraved or renpeyted eiti ! 7.e tin, They will either, become a ! %r ? f manac? and expcnuy to society .from neglect, or a supporter of tho laws and a protection to tho community through training. "Prevention has been held ns subsid iary to repression; but, instead of be ing a mere secondary aid, should be considered the primary defensive func tion of society, ami should begin with-; tho o/fgfl>nl sources of ciime, both physical amisfllciul. ' / "Xll prisoYti** should, lie considered more as schools to reform than aa places of punishment, and then, instead .pf i being places to learn more vieiou>{ * 1 * i ?? . . t | t. . t 1. .. ( III! Ill Ltty ll JUjr WUIUU uutiUdiL' u:iuiinun ?/i habits of useful industry, physical ! training and moral improvement and ' cause a great reduction of tho criminal classes." STKANCLKD I*Y IllOIt LO V KR. j\ Former Stmt h f'urnlf iiIhii Chokes 4 Woman tVi Ucutli. At .TackHonvillo, Kin. , Mrn. Itavo Dian Cumwny, formerly of ICnoxville. Tunn., but recently of Oeala, Fin.. wn8 Htranglod by hor lover, It. Williu WilkcH, formerly of Floronce, 8. C., l>it t of late yearn of OohIh. Tlio man and woman wont to Ocala no mo weeks< a??> and havo ft eipiontly quarrelled. Wilkua went to the woman's room, ami aftor a qunrrol throw her on the bed an<l choked her until who wan dead. 1 Tfib rnnrderor eoolJy walked out of the house, nnd the bodv was not found un til a half hour late?. H Wilken was oapturod by a barber aa ! ? he was riding out of town un t bicycle, .j Ho drow two pinto in, but tho harbor got tho drop and turnod him ovor to j to tho police. - i'rom letter* found n tho room, it j appears that Wilkes planned ttie inur- I dor, nnd intended to commit Biiicido, bnt his norvo failed him. Tho rnaidon name of Mrs. Caraway is not known. ! Her mother, a sinter and a brother live J in Knojville, Toun? Phyaioiats be Hove Wilkos has a mnrderoiw mania, so f?r as women are aonoeririkl. It isj said he has attacked offiur women. Mrs. Ceeswey wai only 24 year* old, very pretty, fthe leaves two children 1 st Oeels. Hor Meade did not know Hi**** mm wnm* It la highly tli^tir.iiiio thnt tho Nnltat) 1 of Turkey U rrota utnrar buropooo Uittorr. - % - ":J m. / . ? ' 1 ho Georgian Says North Carolina's Senator is a Traitor, Fet'LS HIMSELF A GUILTY MAN, I I You Dl<1 Not I > j ? ?? i? in Publish it (t ho ' First (it'll it* I'tvauso Voo Kvll 11*1 Arraign mt'ul t?l You to Itu U ua u KWOVablv. Tom Wntf.un fi t ruM'im; more rcil pnpi or into tlio \v Marlon ftutlor. In hK paper 1 1 ? ? | ? ii l ?) i - In1.-* In- nn ? wor to But lor, ami tt Ih withnKV any appear and of oonaorv.-ui i n. In lu* reply Mr. Wat non my*, in part - ?'You dill not 1 1 rt r ? ? to puMMi it (the Aral lotmrj tuvause \vu fi-lt it* arraignment of you to bo unrunw r i' le. Mr. WusUpurnn'H tclo^rtimi (to wt? -Ii I \\;i<? ii < ptutylMl I not eotilrol you in ii"t ; iit'!i-!i?tnj the ktu\t tiny tnor than they cotr.lort you now lp ??p* prisilu^ it. i'ho tr.:t.'i t.-, ik'tt.'itur. ytui feel f i ll s;%l! to lio i iti'i'ply ipn.ly ii tiii ? n, in deed, \ i j : i ;i;i ! f i ~ t ? -:t t it miHinMit'tt ttiH f.T'Mt campaign in i -;1mi "f M l patriot* Pun ami eou raceou- totally to ? on tiotnl t.co anil piiriv, ymi .'s:nn ai;. i:\eii yi 11.' per- . hotml ili-wili t"\v mi tin* t-> - > s \ ? ? r I ymi iuti> a tOIIUiUli, liftrtow |'wii ; am) disloyal policy which has ship' ? i ivk< il the lVo| h-M I'aity anil broU'tlit tin- ^U'1 ?>??:? "f Mr. lltyan to a , orlslrt >it i',?o? oitii,?: p-'f.t. Vim now pli'ail ! with tan to poll von out >il the huL*. 1 shall j ?li> nothltii; ii! Hi. < kind. Von premM voiir i way ii. to it ar.il \ ? * * ? tnuM i k your way j out. "Senator, you v?**ro *i'icete?t as ohAlrnitin i t ?h''lpui>? with thi-? ennipal^n. Vi'u wru j expected to ii. t w >< h am and lor aw, Voii ? have not iloiioso. Voii have n<*t*?<I without t tm*. ami you have a< I a^ sih-t inc. In tc'th- J lux havo yi\i "i> i;-?u ' t? ! in". At imtnii" hn\?? VOU told nn> i'! your piai?s or your purpose j ' In ai! thisiYou teav '!?> ru;hi ami i isiav I'o | wronir. The t'onitiiiltoo called oil hy you to ] I ouo aide at Chi aci' I; is ?u.?t flitted you mid t c<Mi?ur>'il in", Therefore my poslti^'i is ru? ?-it ? | painful Tli" Itrvan-Snwall eommiUeO l< j 1 ayaitft in", and tlf Hrvan- Watson rorni^itton ! i I-* against ir,". I Stat: I alouo. Hut. Senator. I I was a l'opnlp-t whli^ you w?r? stilt untup ? 1hk with tho I'l-'no -rat* and I hnv* rilwaya | I 0"ti a Mi<Mi" ? ? f - 1 i i ? ? - H ? k 1 P'>pull-t. whllo .you tu>v.?r have ii. V /un|i)?ii-?t you havo i always leeti, ami y u t-ar^ain with the Uu j publicans tn ui^ ? i'n:upttii;u uu<l with tho ! Doiuv-'ra'pi in ih>- ?:?? vt. it.- tit i-A ca;ii| ai^'ti you have;t'!U?Mln"..l with fp*p<)bltran>4 und l'uino.?r;?t!?. "Oo'l only Kno'.v? fht"h varpaln y?'j in-"1 tcr,i? t.) ke<;:> . "A? rot l::%. 1 turn from y u to i?f tho real lru?--)"-artfil I'oj'>tH-it. If I iiavo oiuji 'ii against p.'ito.'ipai an 1 rl.'ht In ?!??? n::tnt!iu^ thai .-.:r ? irtv It* '< io:t?? ?-? nmt its crofj ' ri?pro-?,'!tfl ' y ?i ?> 1 > %mi>''-r?tlio party who <? * i y>?u t ? > r h?lp---th<4u I want tii'* party ?i?<l 1 will how t<^ HH ilncrco. itnt i o-? m>t ri'i'-i'trni/n your rif?'iit j to put iti" uit'lor tho I ? i?1h of t!n< l?'-i!i' .orallo | trfck.xtorv att'l Hii'l f shall c/mtitnio to clnhn lh" pvivl|i?K?? of spi'rtkin;: ami writing ' f >r tho national notofno.w of tho l'ooplo> Party. "filonot In iinvo that tho tf mo ha.^ y?t imibs whon l*opulif?t? will ?ay it i'? treason to ho loyal lo tho Populint ticlcut.. It In ittinocon i?(\ry for ruo to ?nv that my )?tt>'r "f aooopt nnootnusl otnml iuhI a;? it i.-i writ Inn. VourH eto. , 1 iiom am f>. Watso*. A Til K BATKSKD DISAS1KK Tlie Phosphate Industry, Owing to lyosv ('rice* and *?011, Must ("rase OpcraJ Ions I'/iIohh th<* nro liwdiiccs iln> Ityyatty. The Beaufort correapondent of the Columbia Daily Hegiatcr, of a recent date, KiivH tnere i? pretty con siderable apprehenHion that owing to tho absolute Iohh at which the phos pbate mining companies nro digging and delving for rock, for which there i.h not ruuiuuorativo prices, owing t*> sharp competition from Florida ami other iiojds ami high freights, that j they will ch.'sc' down booh and hoforo J uny rooaHuro of relief is grnnted by tin j Leginlature, ev<>n if they should bo in duced to mm and appreciate the danger ! i.f losing royalty altogether, should I even a temporary stoppage to the j works in necessitated by the present ! ^ritiTNt. royalty ex noted by t he State. | tt in reported on good authority that 1 tho Farmers' Company have given j notice of their intention to HiiHpuud j work within l ho next thirty days, and j n meeting r. f the Cuoaaw repri/ i Hciitntiven they have found it m>c<u(- i Hury to do tho biiuju thing ;iiiort j time. / There are large ?pmntit.ieH of rhnk j rniued, it in suit!, at a loss, but with j the unfulfilled hope and expectation j of a rine in price which has not fo|~ j lowed, ami no prospect of tin doing ho | ' with the immenne production else- j where, particularly of the Peace River j rock in Florida, the standard of which in from sixty to sevouty unit*, while our Carolina roek attuiiiH only ?ifty eight units. If tho royalty, it in said, j )h not rial need Irom .r>0 cents to 'Ji> cents the companies can stand it no I longer, and the di neuter to our acction, 1 ii h well aa to tho State, will ba incal culable. Our ,hiw million should well htndy and eonaidor the queation, if they can do ao in time to avert a die* aater to all our matorial interests. J Wo are suffering from most ruinous j^tilroad faoilities, consequent to the ^fchnngo of management, which did aye our mail and traveling fucilitioa twedvo hours, sometimes twoifty-four hours, according to the irrc^ularitfe*. of the trams. Our daily papers from Gharies ton and Columbia and from all points and our himineM letters arrive ofc night, twolvo hours at least behind the* rest of tho postoffioea throughout tho State, and there seem* to be no reined j or red r ???. Complaint la made that In tha otaajprry bog* tb* native pMmt ?uppd*ct*d by ItjUltujy Fluu* ? -* ? -- ? WEEKLY NEWS BUDGET,, * So ii ( li or ii IViioll I ? 1 1 1 1 01 s. 0?o. II. Ilofl-M. <-.i Mor of tltMliMt National Hank ol 1, i>l>uni>ii, K v . i in a soil voiifos ?'?! n?\ln'7/lt'r to t h cvti'U of t MO, 001) 1 1 ? ? ha* teen at il (or ai.\ >cuut.. A thorough invo. ?opinion Into i ho oli.n miulo I y .laoktWriivllU', I'la , i;anUdor-' a .nin-i tin* mayor ami | >? ?l i- ?<? olllclaU o( I hat i'Uy i? Propol ty ownor* in West tVntral t'ily, \V. Va., aim miUok up nivJillv nuardtiiK I iiulc |HY>jmriy with sIioIkuiih In provoiit tha Choi upptikn mid Ohio railroad mon frniv Invito; | Iracke through thrir pn-iii'- ? l.> oouwvl Willi h iiumitor of l?i>f indn-a 1 1< n ?iii thu i ivuv j (ruiil. Tlioy throaton to .-dio->t nnyono who At Hylvanin, On,, tho liny hiought in a| vordiot of nol guilty in tho ?-ntio ol S-domon I /<<i><|?r, oIiiuk'o.I wiih IviilitiK Nhoiitl ISiokor. j St. Aui'iiHtim*, I'la., i-< t.> havo an o\- j rollout HVwlotn of wati-r works. i I'tt in pk in, i.ittlo, <'olit> ii ii ? I l'c li h.'tvo ro? pontly boon olivtod to tlio Xupromo i-nirt ; bonoli In (ioorgin by tho Statu Lcglidatum. j '1 hoy a ro all nblo lawyer?. Thomas S. ilmiiv-i, of Am.'U-da, Oa,, Ii :r? boon Hi ri'-ti' l In Hirml'ii;! am, \ la. , olinr ji'd j with Ouiln''/iiiu; (iiii'Im (<> ili? amount u ! i fl!\0t?U wliil i.'i\iii>: in Auk'H-Iii an < 1 i t > j /duo til ami tax ?f>si-M!jor. Tho Kontiu'ky Court of Appi'ttl.i > I i? 1 nol t liaml ilowu tli" I'Nptvloil opinion in th < .1 t -l. i Hon am) Walllmt murdoi . -a. -??-*. It r. mil f thought It will iMiin'i 1>i>foi*o ti>() mi l Hp o,' j last ol niixt wwK. At Now Aiiiyrna, I'la., f". \. 1 1 ? ?> m* r t ? h- -ir ? (>>; that 11. A. Uuwiio wan intimato hi. ? wife, lay in wail for IJ>wno with a <1 ? > i ! ? bat rollud shot j,".in ami kill*.-! h.on i?i M?| tracks. A appoint to tho I, .oil \ 111.- 1 1 n : ? ? Irin I Dan villf, Ky., nav.s- Ait it 1 1 <* !i 1 1 ? t to Mini ill" j town of Diuivlih? ha -i l>i>?-n in fi ? I ? ' ami j ? i f to tho o\'.ont <?f ^ 15,01)6 Willi ib-il r ?????? "i. \'t j unknown negro wlto was ?l ri v>? i (rout a tiv j rry Maldo in ,-u -i j ?? ?.?;??! ' , A s| social from \ t-r . ;:i i 1 i?*.? , K v . -a\ ? all t.,11 i Kato< In Wo.-U o-I county h:o. noon < tit down I ami 'Irstroyil l?y a moi>. Similar ?U'o> > t i'.'lis hast' Ix'iMi ???miiidII!'"! < ? ' ? lit I V in I I 'ill - 1. 1 in . Owen, Amii'muu ami W o hm^t' m ??omm Im*. 'Ilia uiol'H aro com in'ii <| .if uo-n wis i ili'maml fri.'o tnr.i |>i!; ?*.~ in K ?>ii I n ?? k s . I ho M.vrnt.mi.th o( tli" ooii^ri1^ of i I ho Pfv to.^tftnt !?" ai rhui '-h "f tho I nitial Wat"-- m<-t In Norfolk. V. IU.-ihr>|/ 8a t lor loo |.r? li'lod. At Furjffttiiila, I'lorhla, ttm Spanish flaif, stafY ami nii, was ntolon from tho Kpaiii^h vloo-i.-ojirtul'lito. IIok ''holota provniis in ?orio> ^m-tlona of Ohio, KoiituVky anil fn-.liana ??<> tli.it tho 1'ninn yards ii. ('iiin- titnat i liavr la ! ? lirdmd a f.trii-l .inarnntln''. It i* ri'piiriod .in yood n.ilh'uitv that iiov | "rnor Kr.iiti y h;?.J f.illv do.-l tr-d itiat tho f>\. | tra ????-> i i|j .jf t!i<- lv-ntn. v !? ?'! ''at-ii" -hull i ' '-.m-i i "l*f(!i*u I. in. 1 no 1 .'an I ? <? vornor ! l^.rai' l<-. ??\;io<-t!i to In-, oi.-. V.:i' -1 ?>tati-* ; r at thi-i o - 1 n. j M St. J.UIH, Mo., th" uattoiial <-> nvi-ntl-iu J of tin' W. (.'?/?! I., ri'ljoii rno-1 I'ini- di-* Wo I - i n?'.uday '.( ? tfoi' ? y*?oiitJ\ o c<..mmill<-o i . i?dt the ilutv of solf.'tiu^ ili.? j-la-'o f ir th 1 iwu I ty-foiirth anuii.il ?"?nvi'nti?.? ? A nu o' - -r of ] -*i l havo nr;;?''l 'ii.-ir "-liiirn-r I} ii l><-lifV".l j that tlio ohoico Him |?'i w.'-i-n ItmTalo, S. '> , : aud Ijotroll, Mh:h.. hut tho ehoko amy not i bo ma-do for ?oin? iirr.0. t J. (). Mt'Dulllo dloit at i!a vnotivillo. J Ala. Ho wai a iwtnhor of tin- l-'ifly third (.'ongro.'l.-C ami a prominont lto|>iiiihoati m j lhoS!ati-J Jio was a eaptaia in tho S--. -on . I Iowa Cavalry nail a m?iut?-r t.f tlio..Moat gomoryO. A li. A nfirty Of Iweuty-flvo dl.-.tln? iiHhod N".w leiaianii Saturday ilodlcatud tho moiitiiii"nf J Wtod by thoir Siato at tho Chiok.unan-<.i Natfoiial Park at Chattanooga, Tonn. H- v ?ral dii-'timrulrthi'il Ki-iill>'iiioii niudo ad f rcHfu'H . At. Hioluaond, Va., .Imtgo .S;ii)-.n!oi? ?1 im iniHHod tho polftiiin for aiiotlotr r..?-mvor of tho Tapo Prjir .V Yadkin Vnitoy Hailroad, | Hud U"n. John fiill wilt remaiti ?"Mo rocrlvr > jf saiii road. t'l-opio from V.nn torn, Northern and W.-st ;rn Stal'-M liavo >?C null t l,G0tt acr' H of liuisl j from A. S. Dozior, nit tho .Macon and tloliini ''ii:i raiiroad, twolvo miloa from Coluiwburt, ! tin., and will onlabiif h a colony. All AlmutMtft North. > Iu Now York, Frank P. Slaviu, of Aostrnl.a. mil Hob Armstrong, of Chicr.KO, fought fit tho fourth round rtlavin attui^ two sninutva iiiti fifty -six seconds of fl^jUiivr, threw up il? hands mid quit. At t'lovolnnd. O., Irishmen and Hungarians jfivo ? bloody, street riot in whfcJj knlvr-q nn,j !lubs w?r? used with deadly Tho Htnttt convention nf Nebraska su^ar he.ut umwnrs. Just closndv ha/t ptmaml maoln . tiona in f/iv/if of tho United Htates producing its own sugar ami properly protecting tins now iiidmdryXThe matter ia attracting much. ?Mention in Nebraska. Tito third annual convention of tho National Hard ware Association met iu Philadelphia. John R. tlontry, tho famous harness horsn )f tho world, wassoid at auction in Madison | dipmro Garden, New York, to T.owiti l?.. r?rW*kflht|ry, of that city. for * 1 '.I.KOO. Tho j buyer alao owns Robert J. and .Uancot., fl, W. fi. inventor ami builder of (he Ferrl? wheal, died at Mercy Hospital, Pittsburg, Pa., where he had been tieate?j for a week for typhoid fever . The disease in | -aid to have haen brought on through j worry over nutneroua business matters. William Porter, 1.1 yonru old, was blown to | ttoniH by a charge of uitro-?lyti?rlue on tho I farm of Hainoel Dciieiihaugh near Miliera | town, Pa. Porter, with aovoral other boys, j : went to whero De'lonhnugh was sipping an dl well. Tl/e boy.s found a <pinnflty of intro .{Jyeorlne, which was being used for <Lrl llltitr purposes. Porter i n .'uini 0 way oxidoded 't. All that the family haw been able to Ilnd in a pleeo of skull and the. jjoy'* fihoes. At Ml. Paul, Minn,, R?v. .f. (\ Hall, the preacher on trial "ha rged with attempting to pofoou his wife, pleaded guilty ami wan Hon tnnecd to Mtate prison for six y.-ar>. ; Tho announcement la mado that thn Holy K-atlior has appointed Ho v. l)r. ThoinrtH. .1 <V?nuty rector of lh? Church of tho Nnerod Heart, Worcester, Maaa., to BUceoud Rfsliot) John J. dtcaueas feclor of tho Cathrdic ()ui> vorslty at Washington, I). 0. rorolfftt *)hit-Ch??t. King Oaear II of Hwedun and Norway has glv*n further nvldencn of his kindly feeling to Amotions by .oreollng a granite monu mont ou?tho apot whero Mr. and Mrs. Daniel WrT?mrmnnr,. 'of- N?w- YV>r-U~ <JHyT mctUioir ?iMtli by aocldont on July 4 lust. .. . Otir Imports frqtn C-ibn have fallen from an av*r*go of W^j^5.5C0 a month, to *2,,125( 141, mid oxporta nnvo d?n?raas?d In propor. lion nrjyiti Will beet ?t re. |t bu been d'oflnltetr nmuuceri tb?? Wtt* I Interesting Facts Frer Annual Hoport of Seer hiry Morion.! WF CAN SUPPLY .THE WORLD. A \ cr.v I '?/>( ttji I'lOliifi' <>' ??>>' < '<?u<l H l?iu nt Our l i? rut I n it A (V.i I ???*-- A t * ? ??? 1 1 ??! ton 't'hnt S% v Hhitll ^iiiin itit lit ii It* Ittrtllfclt IttoWoilil W J 1 1? I' roil u? I * <?f llio I'a lov <'oin;r?"<wn>iMi, Wvuu st, hin, P. <V ( .ijwi'Jnl ). Iii ii ' foiiith lutnud ropoii, tfom ' l?? > >'( turn ,1, Morfntt ; ; 1 1 ? ? w . i llmi witli ij<. St), mil), wlili'h limy li'i Mil v i>> I IrtHii ill'.* ?t|i I'l't'pi'iiUinMM for tliiMMirr (it I' ? v? I \?-.i i 1 K< i ? Will li;ivi! I> i.'ov.M'Cit i it i ? i I ri "v." wry sin<n? Mm-ii 7, ? ?vr . > ?('. I lint thl'i i>rcru oootv>iny w j\ ? ? n'- ? -s ? ? I with out nnv t'W* iif I'fMtMAnc;/ im .i! Ii llm ? In n la or'* t>. tlm lui|>r>>v- "? i"'1 - ?v'lllh'i <?' I !n> f I''*) II if I Of <' I V II ;? U vi ?'<? i ilW'H. KWHKTAU* ]. STKHLIXO M'"'T1T<'>7. ( I(<) li;w J'jpt i.Uki ' I lit-) (n?|{ rimtu'il >i' ?>?! tlm [>:ip:vnmont of ,\'.,'ri \ j <m*> moro stop, fbvrotiiry Moaton dnomn ri <?< ? \ifl;\ry to complete 1 1 : ?'* of ? ,vil ? vlcu in hi-> department. Thin i.t l '? ?> appoint rii'Mit of a pormnfr'ut "i)ir in ,::!??(?> of bureaus ;t 1 1 1 1 fK'i' iU i M ! ii. \'t ! 'Ml i-'ici," wvl i ? ? shall !><?. de>d/;nnle 1 I n serve ftUAeMfi# J'rvro tarv in e.u'.o ot Iki ilL'-iOUio .?! :.,.MiJlaaeon--.ly of the Wu'ef nry ami A . i.:t.iii! fiv-roinry. i'Uu laajiiolioii- ul aa.ui.vLi ? f ?><?'! J<? treate.l of at length. Jfr. Morion j urLV'ti lit ii (! .vornmcnt Inspection should bo i rxlnnhvl to ail an imals-i intended for hitmuti j f.irsd, V7'.i"th"" f*T '.vms'im r>l Ion Int'ioUpitod I Hlal'M nr si ' -r- jiit ! , but ho maintains mat ! tho coat of tills , inspection nhoul I l-.v j paid l>y Or* packer* Of liyc ?o^;vt I arriving In th" T'nitc I K'nijdom dttrliitf tiv? first six month:! of 133(1, tho TlnP-d tffate4 j nuppllnd 7 *.10 ?-<?r c.-ut. of tlmcattio nnd ! -i .?>. per ?tmt, of Iho sthoop. Trn testimony of the dopm t m-i'it roproHoai nUv'M abroad bf thai oaftlo from* I ho United Mbites arrivo lit Eo?;'il.ih porlrf in excellent 'otvIPlon. Amoriean packer# ttro not parti'dpntinc? iit tho prollGi'oi Jho Krowth In tionsuvnpMon of rwtno flejjp'rfhd hojj products j'i Gr-'fit R.rif ? aln iw milth as l hoy ought t^f l^eitu-'o they ilo not ci>*o iwoitu to suit iu > UritUh dciv.and. Oa tho otfcor hand, Danish and Canadian packers nro flirt -tiiGir shipments every year. American bacon average!* tihout- tw-i cents per pound below OoiV.iftertt't! ami frii'A bacon, ami about tfrroo l;olu\v K?X'l"h. Tho shipment of American horses} land la .ittiaUily jttijr'MWtoff. fa 1 ;>(?.< <i-.-n.c lli'ltain took lil,7fl7 American hoi?i*K, nearly.. 23,000 lit 1694, and 84 f}Q0 tn l'jl/5, b'it din*' hij? tho lln>t nltio months of IH'.wj mo^. \nn'r lenn horses warn nhlppcd Into England thuu In any provloun twelve monflis. Tho acodn distributed Ki'-ttuitou-sly i\y tirr Oovorninont durlnsf tt?o prosunt Jim-al yi'ar wnlyfhni 230 ton.", and o^cnpi^it thirty mail earn in transit. Tho enpt of vftrrj'tn/? rhivn throuKh tl\o inalu wna ovar :p7f),000, iCoou^ii. ?sectl was aout out i^ratuitou.iiy to plant 115 rupi.'i i'? mtlo" of jjunJ^n. Faeb C'pnKra^sm.^n riicnlvo t anoupfa tho currant y/ amount roipiirai\ ml la. (ho purohuxu of khoiI wJil niuko I'ayh t:<m/<i im<jman'.t? rpif/to doubio what it was 1/i >r wir. Tho Hocratary caib thix ujj iuiu?^ih -aar.y and vvaato/ul oxpondluiro. 67 wtiblic' S nu.nay, an?l liopw Wi?n^rityu M.vyAW sfoy.t ' limn put a mop Ihoroto. \hlu:.'retary Morion rafutofl thi| id?a provail InV that tho farmii of tho Wo?t 'an l Mouth aro moVo h??avlly biirdonod .vith*movt;?ai,;',8 thnu tho.'V of tho J^;j?t and Northwost. Htat*?a aloii(Vfh*iiiMfih Allantic, ho nays, aro quito hoavily fnoumbcrad wit II farm moi't^Ag^tv and Now JoMoy carrlo.4 a dobtof tliln kiu;l Kraatnt* in propor'.Iou to its farm valuations than any other Hluto in tho Union. During tho flflonl 3'anr junt onded iho <>.\ portoil producta of Amorlcnn furititt rt^ri! Kitted tJ<B70,0f)l),000, an increaso of $17, 000, <10.^ over th? pi'cooiluiff yt'iir. til npito of tltf-/ thi'ffj ??van a 'aSIluK ?n in tho jiurcpnriiKtf of agricultural produoiH.ovporlcil to tuo-tot^l: )f{2. i/'.'.t wim itni* to tlio ,nnn^fi<!?' >r garden. J- actt gpngrfv^sni^u to plant lu'r"". i''->r y.Var, at proHoal piic)?, tbo roiVby f.'oii|<r?*f5M to bo ??x'pcrid dcuted etiio abroad of Amotjcan /niauufa til rod ?ooda. '4 Tiic prlnctpai marifot for AtQcrlctin pivd uctH Im found in tho United Kingdom of. Great Uritaln and hor wolontoH, ThoBoEuy-' ilnh npnn?ttn(f people bought SH pi?r (j?nt. of ail exports from tho Cntt^ Ktati'8 In tho tlHoal year 180(1. Tonotnor^/vith Germany,. I'rurtc". Holland and Jlol^luin, tlicy pur JhnKOd yi.O per coiit. of our antlro output , loav'ni{ por cent, for r?*st of too world. ?" , if rtcerotary Morton nnkn if a NT .t"ia which, ? like tho Unitod itnto^. .O'.1 .tit" xrcat-vu poWoTVinil oiciiit ii(x for jirodwi-in),' and iiUtu ilfacturlnK Mitn'.'i wtiscn tb? world di;:ria:n! . Ih not destlnod to monopolize t ?i ;narkct< if tlw i^lnhn. ?With tho mod fn V'?nib|? ."?!i?tt tloiiH for varP'd ai'.d niiocuMfnl <ixri',-ii turc and ttio liffhtost tnirdcn of National taxation, what ??ountty, ha a:<!:a, <?tili co in pat o wtth'thlrt f ii ilovclopii^f tho bi-u reaoltH of human t?tll v.'Uh a minimum hiiinau ??tT<tri. With wonderful Jaboi - ?nvtni{ cont rl vaucj'.t apdllad to mvurlv overy av. iiun of productiOOv tVi' wftyei tinid in ib<> United Htatnsi, in the prodttcib.fi of Sftii^r. ami- notion, for iiihIhiuw, ara tUty Ul. ldO per cenf. hiifficr than in tho c(>t?ntrt'-t wlth which wo compete, no tin# waROs jwd i In I ho innnnfiictumi from metn'.s nro Jroni' 'J5 <?? 10) per irent. higher than Iho ?\\iv!?-? paid worUvtn in tho sauie induilrlc^ by otlu-c Sattcmw Movhiit Aintu'li'ii. A numbwr of jiromih(?*f ?**?? -.ir rirMat Tarapa, Pla., tl^ tfc? OMvctie. iron; H*b*e* mhI will rnakw tnelr hoiDt?iti ^lOc.nla unti1 ti?o eoufllfT o: it no honest waq wi*.?l?i^$ bia fninlly cxn ,Uwi i+ ia Ut* BBS e