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BARNWELL COKJiRT HOUSE S.. OCTOBER 1, 1801,
Monrt to
Town lrt»n and 1
landfl for aale. VfjU
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No. 5
Latest News
-FOR-
LOVELY LADIES
-AT—
NO SILVER CRISIS.
m
JUST RECEIVED
A very large
and ‘
Very beautiful
"StOEtrof thrLate^r-
and Loveliest
Millinery Goods,
Hats, Flowers,
Ribbons, &c., &c., &c. r ^-
Tt»« (^ueatlon of Ita PoaMlhlllty la Tlila
Country Dlaruaaed,
Kkw York, Sept. J38,—The question
of the possibility of a silver crisis in this
country having been ruiaeil, according
to a cable message, by the eminent sta-
tistician, Robert Giffon, chteT of the
'commercial department, and cqgip-
trolier of corn returns of the British
board of trade, thgi yie>vs of New York^jj
financial men Iteeonle of interest and
importance. Mr. Giffen is cabled as
saying that stable American houses aro
making prepanitions to face a silver
crisis which is now inevitable; that the
SHORT ITEMS
Important General New* I>l*p«tchcH In
Condensed .Vorua.
Minister Egan’s record in Chili is to
be investigated.
There are less than $ 1,000,.000 curren
cy available for business in the treas-
nry vaults.
Elijah Watt shot ‘ ntttV perhaps fatally
wounded Miss Katie Halloran at Topeka,
Kan., and then put a ballet in his own
brain.
The Wisconsin MethodflMi conference,
by a vote of 100 to 30, voted in favor of
the admission of women. a$ Iby delegates
to the conference..
It is said that the president will ap
point ex-Congressman Glemcutsof Geor-
The t'n***i- Trndft. Chwinpioa Gets » Ron#,
tug lt<-c«>ptl(Mi Ut .Spjrlncllrld.
SiraiN(iriEUiy.d. f .8ept. 24.—Ai grand'!
oration was tendered Roger Q* Mills at
tLe city hall hvo*. which* w.a* filled ig
overflowing,
^JJuited States has become overloaded i gia, on the interstate railroad coinmis
" with pa^^rreiiqy; tUVtllTenssmr oTf' Biu »^
silver certificates to the amount of #00,- ^he pope
shh-j qc ,, - , • , ! making mixed marriages between
000.000 annually was a gross legislative j (’Htliolics and I'rotestanls. more diffi-
mistake and will bring a crash in4 latter | cult.
MlLLSs Ti&NCERED' AN OVATION.
POLK IH WASHINGTON.
A largo-nvjnberof Rrimblicans wore
present, among whbmi was tho ex
speaker of the-house <>f representatives,
General J, Warren Keifer, A large
hannec w-t« strung across the balcfli#
with the words; >
"For speaker of ■ House of Repre
sentatives,. Uon. Roger Q. Mills. ' 1
Hon. John, L. Zimmerina#Vi presided'
over tlu»’"meeting. Mr. Mills wa^so,
The ixtoe is considering the question
than February next. This dispatch
was shown to prominent New York bus-
iueas men and they all ni.ited in saying
Which were that Mr. Giffen was far astray.
Boil L r bt at , UnitcMl • 1 Sta D; s . Treasurer
^ _ Ellis G. Ibiberts said: I believe tho
i Tices prediction of a silver crisis is without
Undreamed of before fnnm!i i ti< ' M - t ()ur « lor, » o, ' s wil1
. p, . . , compel the return ftum Europe ot inanv
in Barn well s nistory* millions of goM ami unless there should
Is* congrey-ional legislation for tlie re
peal of the act of 1M90 authorizing
treasury notes and leading to the free
«*oinnge of silver, the country will Is-
nbnantly aide to maintain a gold stand-
At the figlit before tin*. Olympic club
TaJks About HU Kp«rcJ»us. an< ’
' ^ • Treatment In Kun»u«. —
Washinuton, Sept, 28. — Ifnesident
Polk, of theNtttibnalTajdners’ AJliupce,
has jnst returned from his w<**tero
trip, amt to the , inquiry as ta what
the Undi few days tlint< for a short time
it was almost, im^ssible. to. hear him,.
Mr. Mills, almost entirely- ignored the-
free silven.qijpsitivn,* He, howyger, gave.
foundation there was" for the rejiart in
the press that he was tKreatqned, with
violence wlijjein Wichita, Kan., by the
old soldiers, he said:
"There was no foundation ; for it
whatever | never was treated mpre
kindly or* courteously than by the
people of Kmisas, and especially by the
old soldiers, during my whole trip. I
was peculiarly gratifies! at my rycep-
ceptlpn by thegiKnl jeeople of VViqliitn.
tgirrr^'-TitrrnTyar-TirTiM ■ wrtfflnr
and
which will be
Sold at First Cost.
These £oods must be
seen
to be appreciated
and no lady should miss .
the chance to
get a share of the
BEAUTIFUL BARGAINS
now
Waiting for wise buyers
at
Jesse punn’s,
BARNWELL, S. C.
DO YOU WISH TO Bt BOSS
—♦*1*
OWN GIN HOUSE?
TilKN ll|*\ T HE
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Thomas Steam Press
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Seed Cotton Elevator.
I do n^t He*« nnything else In it. It I*
tin* people who M il the goods, who dic
tate what they aro paid in and in this
caae wo^re the )ieuplo. Ther»- tv iM be
Aver 20n.OUO.UiO bnsheln of grain of dif
ferent sort* g.» over there at Nb>nt #1 a
bushel. That vrill tiring tin* balance to
between #cOb,(iU0.«4i0 azul. #Am,uu»,taai,
whk'b has got to come tr> >m tiiem iu
some ehajti* or another. *
1 bomn** Banng of Baring. MeGonn
Co.; Pres n l**n t Si in moiie of the Fourth
NationaJ liank, Hear> - Clew* aud II.
K Tburber vnprtMPd otnular views.
present. 1 spoke to an immense crowd
m the cqiera housei and vvw never
honored by more marked attention
Hiiywheije, At the reqm*8t of some of
in New Orleans, Cal McCarthy knocked 'j free silver n blow ha aaying there is InUr . fr I ' < ' n ' ls : 1 .^ferre.! to tho
out Tnmny Warren m the twynty-first | ^vel^ethe I P™ “W ' Uuf‘w^" Mv ^
Walter S. Beresford, the ls»gus Eng- importations amounted to #4H0.(H>t) # (MN).
lish lord. and confidence man, has boeu- The duty on the same amounted to
turned oyer toythu authorities at Rome, #220,(KHbtl00, making tho thn total cost
Georgia. \ to AmericjinH of #7iH>.000,(kH>. Hm&.
It is said that Moses Cnanlgarten of ' inowirig that tlw consumer paid this
Charlotte, N. C., wno was reisirttnl to.! ^ a y*
have committed suicide iu Chatlestou* | nsserted that a high taiiiff mub)
low wag«*s. and a low tariff vice versa;
that the tariff throttled agriculture, and
was sowing th#* swds of monarchy. He
said the poverty ot the Reimhliuma ar-
gnmrujt was shown in their efforts to.
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* '1. l ... , n . . . ^ 1 uever was tn mtnmimdof imr prisoner
I look Co* a uHllmminm. said he, or prisoll . ,
Confederate prison To show the rn.ml-
b'st,unfairiiess and determine*! purpose
died of heart disease,
A tramp has been arrest a* Vat Wat-
kinsville. Ga.. who is thought to have
had a hand in the wrecking of the pass-
! gunge, as rejstrted, l*j The - Wichita
Ibacon, vgtMS this: ‘ I am charged with
| mistreating Union prisoners during the
i war, and I want to say that iu its
conception, in, gs utterance and in its
i vpint. it is a malicious, premeditated
mid base lie, and 1 dure the man who
; said so to stand up in this audience
ami repeat H. I never captured but
one Uiuou primaior in my life, and if
; he was hen* tonight he would bear
j testimony to the fact that i treated him
ss if he were my brother.
PROGRESS OF TH£ SOUTH.
'^Aw.MHMufNrtii^prHC ItefurU'i* Hsy^ew for
the I.HMt Nine Mont In*.
' . Baltimore, Hept 25 v —The Manufacjt-
Urprs* Rpbcvd of this w^eek cqptains a
‘uuppiary of all new maimfp^tnring en-
♦eriyisett. organiqpd, in v the a^pth sinc«
Jan. 1, ISbJ, which aggregate 2,472.
Reviewing the progress of the south for
the last nine months The Manufacturer’s
Record says:
The moat trying period whH*h the
industrial gwjwth of the south has ever
encountered,' andf doubtless the most
trying that it will ever huv t^.fhbjp, has
lieen tli^if qovered by the last nine or
tqn moiiths. It would have been natur
al fqr rajiidly developing, section like
! ferprises were, hying organized or were
| under construction, to have felt the
eff»*ct of financial troubles
Seriously than any other
such Icjs not been the cjisi
many enterprises jirst getting under
way when the panic came''hare been
halted, and»some have ts-eft abumhmed;
but, tlAs has been mejnly in tin* line
vt development and town- coDtnpuies.
Manufacturing enterprises hi opera-
tjon have
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH-
T rV tadastrl^J Itavelopnptnt In thm ^
a tispp 36.
Ch ajtA.sfxxta. Sept. 28.—The Trades-^
man, in its weekly review for the week
ending Hopt, 28, reports 30 new indus
tries. 7 new buildings, 8 new railroads,
1 belt line and 1, electric- car line,
A#npng the most important new indus
tries established, tis reported to The
Tradosn^, are^thy following: Brick
works at En|gina, Gp., and, I^ake Botr
ler, Fla.; n (ginning factory at Atlanta,
( $n., to cost #20,000; a. cotton gin a);
Duffnu, Tex.; a cotton mill, at Ball
Ground, Ga.; a mining apjl manufac
turing company with, #20,000 capital at
Snringfuddi -Mk Va. t and dye worka
Birmingham, Ala.
A mattrcss faqtoy, capital #50,000, in.
"V a
les far mofirt reported ah .Huntington, W.
section, but ^/ating miH at Memphis, Tex.;
*. Of course »ntnsk, Tex.; a tm mining cumj
n.
GEORGIA COTTON CROP.
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Mark*' Kramer, who is lies! known in
Washington as the wife of Paul Wolf,
one of the ablest and unde known Ger
man writer* in this country, ha* com
mitted suicide,
.The Ohio campaign is becoming more
enthusiastic every day. Toe two lead
er* of the two great parties in that state
are addressing Urge audiences at dif
ferent Hppoinrtn *tu«.
In Hale county. Aim. Walter ('ollina
wa* exaiiiining his pistol while Rufus
Ktewnder w.*»* iu frv»ut of linn. The
pf*t * I n«vid« tit ally went oil, killing Htve
Vender aliitoat instant)y.
Light* fUcken'd at a negro revival
tn«* !ing in Jacks*mvilk*, Fla., and a
rn*h wa* made for the d«**r* by the au-
i* wt#r»hip|>er*. our ot whom
t and three fatally wounded.
111*., the state l*Mtrd
of an tait-
River. Joe
Davit a* county, uf p>> serion* a eharai'-
trr that the aclKaJs have lr**n rluacsl.
A Little R.H'k *}ie<-tal *vay* : Kx Treu*
nr»r W*»nruflf will be trie I Oct. l€
The date wne seUkd up** in atneney*
repn *• iitiug th** state ami the <1 fend-
aut. He was indicted for ruila'zxlemefit.
X'T&X l .” i —
ml ting it-on,
"l look Cut a
°a Ht * tM I <'o.,f„lcrnto ,,rt^n To hIiow tho manh
yp thrown upy.ndlwt fly. «.• ».,.l dotorrai.«.|l porpni
'** n , ^ 1 ,r / 1 Alien vnc J. 0 j tlio |Nirtl.An iiron, to iiil.n-iimt'Dt
lurevriU be quickened by reason of an u ,^ lt <[ 1 \VZ7
nwrea«cd demand
CRIME IN GEORGIA.
p*r«i*iti«
wa* kill
At Fqiriugltetd
of h* ailh ha* l***u a*ivi*eii
brt ik * it d4>ulheria at Appli
, r.-«|uire* i
lime aud u
Talbott & Sons’
Engines anJ Boiler, Stationary
anJ Portable. 01J Do
minion Corn Mills SI2> to
$*00. Talbott’s Saw Mills,
Improved Friction and Itnpe Feed f.** 1 *)
to f m*». Lunimusaud \ an W Inkle cot*
twt ’’ 1 "i!? 1 '’'^ —*• ■—*" ""
Gins 1 Cotton Presses.
IV«? otrer Saw Mill men ami Ginner*
the most complete out.Ill* iu the Mute,
and at ImiUoih prices.
V.C.BADHAM,
«1*-7N*KWAI, A < i K N r 1\
C OU -MIUA, S. r.
The Talbott Engine is the best,
apr 1«» tf
K
bav<
of ti
bt* state.
t l*IUUIt*s
t* •Her
>*ays
that the r«*
rt*i*t dry
ive.i
had n
1 ten lettcy t
ti t>l**n t
he 1
mat ii
iredy, a»**l h»
•n*v the*
treatl
cre*p
show* a gr«
rater fall
ling
the U
••iieral avt*r;
!£•* thau 1
:»y th<
final
n*is*rtM.
laj »tat«-* that R< v.
iln*l It** gnmed na
iu the Itjallte-l'leVt*
hk fanions aiiiten-
tl<aiiani«tii ami i{el*-lii«at.''
O. snecial say*: t harh**
vear-*4d !a*l living in ILq**- . .
ill*, «nieid<*d bv jutiijniig dead man t
•II He had dtenbryed hi* T™*** ' ft
SOUK* tllfiliig matter, and
pmii*iini**nt led to tlte rash act.
■ I'au* h*t*» r(*;nes*e<l that his fev**-
thr«<ug!i B*-ritn. o*t hi* w«y from
*• nil.igeu to M «scuw, whtth* r l»e m
* f tin* dvvith id Grand
Batil, alial
Aa I’nkMown %Vh»tr Wan PnJU l»s*A Mi*
Vtrtlm of m ahotgon.
TkMMLLK, Ga., Kept. 24. —Jake Davis,
a white citizen id Tetinille, shot snd’in
stantly kilhsl an unknown white man
at ll :20 oVhck |w m. Kollowitig are tl»o
|virth iilars:
Dnvi«. hearing a ti<Hae out iu his lot,
sceurei^iis shidgun and sHpt<ed out to
the l*ark gate. Ho th«ti went quietly
up to tho barnyard gntw 11** saw some
i otw trying pi hi* atahlc ihagr. Da-
1 via called uj«rai him to klvg), w hrrmpsi
the man ran. Dagla then fired njs a
| him. Davki unmr*ilately threw tqwn
tn#* gate and ran iu, imshed the man
tfc*WM and agam commanded him to
i •t*>|*, when the fnlhtW u%Uod «uit;
“St**p. t’ap; 1T1 give up Don't about
me again. ”
• I lav is r*‘|ilte*l:
" D —n yen. Ill ahnot jr**n again. ^
Hi k-v« l*-«l hia gun and started to
*h<Hit him again, when Mr. ftnn Butch
• ard, Ins (Davis's) l»rotacr in law, rati np
• n ! calltil nisei him u<>t l<» alwvit .wain.
Ihtvi* g4V«s I uni*. If up Mniuetliateiy af
ter th** »>ht**ii»ig. Ptilato rqitui.m ta very
tnuch dividtsl iu nyrard to th**shooting.
ai**»tit 18 years of age,
high, and a Ui*n*l*-,
U a fact that certain southern
; pspera publish*! this lying dis|*atch.
i containing tho statement that 1 was a
i bngsdicr general in. charge of the Oon-
fe«le»ate |>rt*.*n at Biliabury, when they
! knew that I had never held the cointnia-
1 sion of brigadier general, and wero in-
ezcnsably ignorant if they did not
know that i hajl never htef charge of
the nris.* 1 *. I R*ll as uafe hi thaatraeta
of tVichita ns i would iu the atr*-«*taof
i Raleigh, nud n.iu^lit but lavi*h kind*
it *,1
m*i» law v>uir<k44^u* fu!
g sect tonal pre
8 Id.
LOOTED THE TOWN.
A linn it of
SPECIAL
SUMMER SALE.
One Thousand Supcnb New Bianos
and Organs, from best makers only, to
be sold during August, September and
, H.h r.iev,, w,u, I ^ i in
payment Xo\cm her lot li ilex t.^ So in
terest.
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See These Bargains.
~ 3 p
JBeautiful Upright Plano only #225.
ae^a—»
srh Cabinet Graml Piano only $250.
Fine Parlor Organ only #50.
Rich Parlor Organ only $05.
Buperb Mirror Top Organ only #75.
N. W. TRUMP,
COLUMBIA, S C.
augCO
' ROBT. C. MIXSON*
SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER,
BLACK TIJ.K, S. C.
Artur*! Wen lMva*le nu-t IMI. .
I **:*• a V * I In
NT. J.siKPH, Mo., Sept. 2«.—A l*Ond
of nrine«l men*have invaded the little- 1
village of Sju .Antone, mi l l>s*te«l th»* '
|s*ttoftic«. ami a number of store*. In
vestigation showed that the i**»st<>flit*v
had l*e**n eiiter.il and every ounce of )
mail matter taken off, together with a
snmj'f money kept by the |*Htniaster
in a small safe. Among the mail taken
was a largenumlterof registere l letters,
th** value of the contents of which is
unknown. ' ^
Two hardware stores and n blacksmith ^
shop in atldition, were fouiel to hav<* 1
It.*, n looted, everything they contained i
lie taken away. The stuff taken, which 1
comprised the entire stoek in trade of
every merchant in the village, must -
have U‘.»ii loade.1 into wagons and
driven into the deep 41 nd .len-.* woods
surroumling the place. From there the i
thieves evhhnltly exjwHded to get it
into St. Joseph or Kansas City when 1 u
the excitement has codlod down.
*11 1** strietlv private,
with » recvpti.ui at ai)> .U the nflKm#
atatkiMi.
At A hi U*ue, T.x.. in tlie district i
curt \V. 11. Frixzei wa* Mcntctioed to
he halig.ii Nov. 2»t. He was c**nviete«l |
of the tnur*l.*r of his wife la*t March ,
and an app a! taken to tin* court of
appeals, iu which the judgement »»f tho ‘
lower CmUG W (MV afltemed. w,
It is rejvrieti at (^nel»ec that stsveral j
British regiRietif* are nmung foi’auad.t 1
t*» Is* stalioiivil at Halifax, V^iu-Ur an*l
Yancnw.r. Thi* new mow is sai<l tu
Is* litM'.e with tiie object of e*tahli*lnug
traiisj*»rtHtio:i depots at different pants ^
along Canada's short route to India.
At Nasiiville, Tetiti., James Lkaigloss,
while in an intoxicate*! ctmditum, t.Kak
a rtnitll dost* of in* >r phi tie with suicidal
intent, iijs hf** was >av»*<l, after sev
eral hours’ hard work, Douglas* i* *
fast young fellow, about 21 years old,
and a son of Byrd Douglass, a wealthy
war.-h. msetnau.
laml
•ire*.»e*l rnliter i^a’ly. ah«l evW«*fl11JT a
pnnt. r out of a j*»b, judging from th.*
ink mark* on hi* lingers, 11*' wo* nhot
through the heart.
Uavi* takes th»» m .tier quietly, and
think* that he did right. Davi* is a
hard working man. and »* well cocift'vt-
#ii, l**rug a br*itiM*i-iu law .*f Sii(wrin-
tendent l*ritehar*l of th" W. «k T. R. R.
A N.’gre’* llt lllah I)r* *1.
Minx ii.u .Sept. 24. —Newshas reached
here from Hwainsbnru, Kiuarm *1 county,
of an niiknnwn negro entering tin* hottw
nes* and court#wv grectiil me on all
hands Tkui oiMf*m«‘vu* falio-tiiMid woe
■ot only a slander on iuy*«df. but un tlie
goo*l p-**plt* of Wtoiitta alyl the • Jd sol-
di*T* an well, alii wr*v* g&4t**u q|) for the
double nuriMwe ol tbiumg.og tho Alll-
•nce au*l of iirr]M*tOatufg i
jndi.v."
A" to the dUiiatches charging tTixt he
•Jir*!* gim 1 tt) ots ■p’ech.w for hirirtnx
(fotv* into tin* C**uf«-dcr>«fec service, and
•l^ke ap|«r<-viigrly of a strike amrwig the
colt.si pi.kere of tb«* Mnifh, t>4one(
Polk said; "It in totally and niMptah*
ietllv false in every |wrfh-itlar. 1 «t-
teri*u no •«*r.ttnivnt in Knti*as <w else
where. wi tch, bv any f.irce.| omstru.'-’
lion. coqM have la*eu .lu>tort#*4 into any
•iwh exprt*asiut| It R a lie out of the
»b*»i* - cloth, i hare never uttered a
aentintetit tn a non tym stata that I
w<»uhl not wilhngly rvqwat iuany south-
eru state.
As t*» tlie strike of the cotton |»icker*.
I had heard nothing nlemt it auttl mf
return t#i this *4lice. The |*o 14|<' will
■oon learn thi.aigh tlie frantic eff.»rla
of the*#* pditictait* how ntteily itiuaJi-
ahle ili.*«*- S4*nsatt«>nal ehsrgiw are. It
will la* relueinU-red that as late as the
m.aith of July (Literal Weaver and
longreafttiian Htnipooii wyut through
tlie slate .if tl.urjjia «st % ranva**ing
tour. They were received wttUtae ut-
ui.wt kindnena and e«*r.|i«lity, nn.l vet
they ha*l ted reached their reeiHCtive
hofn.** Icf.ir.* it was heniM.iI to the
world fliat their hv.*s were threatened
by the old rebel*, and that actually
the}* had to make their esrupi in the
night time or t$k**y would f.qve isM*n
mobbed. Sl.mdejr and mKrepr.-s.nta-
tion count for naught against reason
Mon have ^oue nlpi^gsteadily. Banking Wnterwo:
«4ul g.'iieral business o{)ecationa, though | ( j rt
somewhat restricfwl in volume, have Hnrr...ui.
stissi the financial strain remarknlily
w.*ll. Despite the extreme depression
hi iron, southerly furnaces have gener
ally been running to their full capacity
and making some profit. Cotton mills
have been busy, and in nearly eve»y
Hue of luntmfactunng there hna bceu a
steady, aulsitmirlal gain eyen during the
nmnetary stringn- y.
r lhe way In which the south has stood
the strkin has suiq.rimii the financial
world, and lias materially strengthened
the lonfidence of the capitaUHs of the
north iu the great future<g this section.
The panic it passing away; the whole
cwwUy i* entering upon a period of
nnprec«dente.\ pr.a|>enty, and in all
human nrolialnltiy the next two year*
will lie the m*«t active in industrial ad
vancement in the btatory of our country. |
In thia great activity an.1 |»re«p*r!ty tlie j
»0Uih will undoubtedly shiuv It* vast I
riwtuirce* will command the atteutioa I
of capitol; new furuarea and steel >
Wiaks will be built; new cotton mills 1
ests pi lulled; new iitUMW o imu.il, many
miles u( nulnvel bmlt, and ui every
brsiu b of its trade and industry new
activity will be felt.
Memphis, Tenn.; a mill cnypany at
Stillsborii, Tex., aiul a jiottery at New
Birmingham, .Tex. A shoe company
will be established at Atlanta, (in.;
Vick works and tannery with #100,(XD.
capital ai Manninglon, \Y. Va., and a
tobacco factory at Columbia, 8. C.
o*-. jn-e'fo ^ bullt at Perry,
reeu C<>re Spripm., Fla., ami
Harrodsburg. Ky., yid wajfccrworka and
an electric l/ghting plant, to coat #40,-!
000 at ElbeUvn, Qa. Carriage factories
arp to'lx* built at Baton Rouge, La.,
and Fort Worth, Tex.; a hoop factory
•t Kenton. Tenn.; n furuiturq factory
at Guntersville. Ala.; lumber companies
at CharlestOA, W. Va.. capital iJOQ,OOOj!
UtbsUndrLo.. and Newport, Ky., «ad
sawmills at Uainbridge, Ga., oml Lire
Oak, Fla.
New railroads are reports.! at Covtn*-
ton and Milledgerills. C*a.; Hnrnesvillo
am! Montgomery, Ala.;Rileigh. N. C.,
and Taylor, Tex. Extensions are to bo
bnilt at Uuntiuftou, Ark., ami Taylor,
Tex.; a belt Hue.at Atlanta, Ga., ana
an electric line at Taylor, Tei.
bchool buildings, each dating #IO,hOf> 1
will bo built at Raleigh, N. CL. aud Del
Rio. Tex.; a goneent at JnckoonrUkv
Fla.l a court hon*e at Fairfield, Tex.; a
botai to cost #75,000 at Raleigh, N C.L
a fact«iry at Grs#*nviUs. Tenn , and a
syuagogui-to coat #5u,0U) at Mocnt.Ga.
TWCNTY-flVl
CHOPPED INTO PIECES,
A Martlerrr** % I#41m I* U tllr.l ■•*«! 1'*-4
t* M*»g* •w.l lla^e*! lt*(Mi*.
J' vv Fa vv. tm*i, fk pt. 25.—.Nut Lni*.
Gla*|*v cwttnfy, baa in tiunm |iast lawn
the theater of many bka«ly and myate-
noas cfluies. in wtu. h phase* of devil
try w* ft) deviuoa, but the (Tim^vx lyw
lav-n feoelH-d In a reevtijl uiurdef near
CieJaiiH*. on i)«e. eostefti hue of tlie
cotutty, in which an inoffensive man
ws* kdhd. hi* bon#**« h*»i.j»-d into
with sharp lit*trutu#*tit#i, |iart of the re
main* fed t«* leg* sad |Mtrt strtppul .*f
it) skin, sails*I ami fel to liorvest
* anployed by (he iutit*b nw
1 he *t.»rjr ia ao utterly h*«rrible that,
ex.v-pt for a well eonn v Uil c!min «if
i iri uuy*t*ii<-v* which has l*ei*u carefully
put l.epdlier, Wouhl I** utt.-rly l*:yoi».l
cvedilaltty. Tie-*.* pi<mf* are *.» mutt
lat.-d that a warrant ha* io*en nerv#*l by
Hit. t iff ii Neal, charging John Gularte
with the wilful tu artier <»/ one Martin
mat*!, i 1**4nr
lie H. t^edat**
A aortal
POISONED.
VSse CHI la.
# \»„ i r , . ... ; and truth, A» iu tin* past. 1 shall nm-
.,i- hittw.u with a \S mt Inaler xi- , tmws nvetnnff flfmrf^MUl 1UIUIRII
fie, telling her what he cam** for. After the All an.* I
Hernia, the uiei u i * «CUirthg pn-MUiut
I4y •*# June fi, t|p* date wneu Heims
was lost wen. liettn* was etn Joye*! by
Gubtrte, and was killed for his n«v!uga
«d #Ju0. Many fiaguo-nt* of the ImhIv
wete found In the rear of (Jularte s
Iiincm). Tim )uu vest).ys wh-> r**ct*ntly
worked f.*r Uttlarte were f.sl on aalt
j pork Tliey are firm in their pr«r*«/it
} ct.iivicthm that they helped to dDpoac
of Heimaby eating him.
Itr
| cause' and it* pnnciplt-*,
and will not Is*«let erred fpnM wiuit I
dincciye to Is- my dut city su.-h attacks. "
A Han Aut.tnio, Tex., special snvs:
Carload after carload of stork is rush
ing through here fur Mexico. Hogs
from Kansas (Tty nud other western
jHtints are csjki ial'y numerous. The
object of the shippers is to get their
animals info Mexico liefore the tariff
g<es into oper.trion, Nov. 1.
VtJNi'W York, Rosaliua Cmtauda and
accomplishing his lielluili dctil he es-
cape*l f*tr tha woods.
As soon a* the news reached town a
party was made np, and ho was s<ton
captur.il, nUmt six miles fr<nn the
house. While waiting for the other
party, which had gone in a different di
re, tun. it is said that the negro un
fastened the rop** with which he yfa«
bound and esen]Hsl again. Tlu*v U»jn i X t .
secured dogs and chased l\itn for several i'*''i notify his friends and adtni-
hours. I rers who an* now urging his r.unination
Heveral of tlie party that were in ^he |b>rth«* presidenrv, f hap under no’eir-
Ohase have not shown tip, and it is ^nbl he arcept sneh an
E.vstux, Pa., N*pt. 25.—Jtahn t
THAT SETTLES IT.
IllnllW II III >'*it A«*.-f|it tl.f \oiuin*tlon
fi.r tils I*re**l«tenry.
Chicago, ' Sept. 22.—The Herald’s
sja pial from \N ashington say.i James
G. Bln mo will after the first of the
1 Francesca Lorano, two Italian women,
, resnimg at 02 CatJjyyriue street, Were
A Imn,! of W„, forme!
honor, and that he i* for the re-nomina
tion and election of Benjamin Harrison.
The information is given on the an-
fhority of a man whoso name is nation
al and whose position n*j a friend of
Harrison and Dtaine is unqqestloued.
The situation us here given has l>eon
known to the president fur some time
Further Detwii* afp Ite.-eived «f ( and Mr. Blaine p<x-i't{Kt:)ua the qotificn-
I.'liaiiv Affnlr.
VAXiHiy-VKH, B. C,, i-L'pt. 24.-Further
thought the miscreant is now hanging
to som<* tree or is rpldhsl with bullets.
The negro was anpp. wfaLto begrailrojul
Uiind. 11** was j.hont 2U years t^d, very
dark.an<l kn.a k kimod. -
CHINESE RIOT^,
nareli, n Hungarian, was arretded here,
charg.*.! with bigamy by his wife, whom
he deserted in Hungary m pvqk The
family consisted of a htutMlul, wife
and thr.s* children.' They had saved
about #2,^)0. ($ik* .lay I^Nhiart-k dis-
apjieared and so did i)rrtl\ Annie Jl**ii-
owski, agcil 2.2 years. They came to
1 America, settling in the ^>al fegiptu of
the Wyoming valley in this state. Mr*.
Bo*luarek follow.il them and after a
seven-moil tits’ search, found them in
Pen ArjA-l, near here. Bslnarek ad-
inittcl his wife’s steg.v to K* correct.
As the pdice marc h.* ! him to his pc(i
Annie Benowski kissed him, iiettcsl him
and showed him tin* greatest devotion.
Bo*lnar< k, whc*n he fle*l from Hungary,
took half of his sayings. He is 42 years
old and his wife 42.
I'»rty DrtmO* Cv^pt
Tfcrlr CnWm*.
Plaixaimo#, Cotm . Mepl. W.—Tliera
ia tnuch rS(4t(*tu#*ot here over an affairi
that proiiii*r« to result fatally to rereral;
re*i*lmt* .j# the pi are! A aortable danon
am! aupper were gives ta the puUiu
hall by pariWa from < vntral VliUpe and
Mnoattp M.jor W F Picket, tha Mure
*ap caterer, fnrttlahhig tlw sapper. All
rajuywl a good time aatU the *«p|wr
was nearly over, when aoddrtdy aeverml
) nnng la#)i«« cmnplairte*! of being aick.
and in a shorter time than c m bj tohl
th** whole tabKfnl were rolling about
in great agony. The loro! phyoiciana
teu*U | were qtuclily rekhsl. and for n time at
h*«e| it |Moked ae if twenty-ive pereooa
would lift* Dr. Daria found that quan
title* of crotfjti o41 ho*) bi*eti placed iu
the coffer, the •ii|#pnaitiou liriug that Ik
wa« put there to harm the caterer.
Tilt* belief ia attengtheued by the
fact that Mr, Pickett * harness was
found to be cut tn oevrral places Mr.
Pickett drank the coffee, and at preeeut
Tit* condition i* e**»*tderBd very danger-
(Nta. (aptNtn Hill, hA years of age, and
owner of the h.dl. I* abo dangerously
Ml. Among those who are very aick. (f
n*A .b.ng.-r tvdy ill, are Baggage Clerk
J"m#** ft hh«*a, James Qalgia, of Can-*
t. rtmry. C'harlea Dungiaas, of Plain-
field; A. V. TUltnghast, ( hna Jolinaou,
(a* Kennedy and Maat.*reon, of M«a>-
Th«*ae p#*rsoiis are unable to raiau
their head*, and are terribly weak from
.uitiiiiUL..iur':it[»J..vic'a n U>tOi- jjatta.
vWenl n»-ni**riJ:agu TT ihe boWetS.
Over twenty fire are ill. and at lemt a
d<*xen sertoinly. Thus far nothing has
been learned of the i-U*ntity of the mis
creant who ]t*rformod the act.
d-
will
probably new 1><* called upon to trouble a
court of justice.
n details of the riots of |clmng were
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
ftnvnnhuli T*. Swept hy si^ jiiintlrcd
ThoiiKaiitl Dollar Itlaxe.
Savannah, Sept. 26.—Nearly #»)00,000
worth of projierty has been destroyed
by fire here. The main Iohhoh were;
S. Guckenheimer Co,, wholesale gro-
cers, #;y>0.00(», with alKiut #225,01X1 in
surance; Henry Solomon & Sons, whole
sale grocers, #150.000, insurance un
known; McAlpin (Sr Tate, #10,tK)0. Minor
losses from the flames and water foot
up nearly #50,000,
The PrituKian IVli.*»t Crop,
Bert.in, Sept, 20.—The North Ger
man Gazette publishes tho official- re
sult of inquiries made in regard to the
wheat crop of Prussia^ According to
this report, the eroy amounts to 1K,-
4(H.000 double quintals, against 17,528,-
WMHiylSei). The summer and winter
crops together will yield J.OoO.OOO
double quintals over the same . crotw of
\m./ \
were found five moles and forty spurioiuC
nickels, i’lie women were held by Com
missioner Shields in #2,000 bail each fur
examination.
At New York the health authorities
are of the opinion that before the end
f the week the people will awaken to
le fact that the grip ’is there again.
So far forty-nine deaths have been re.
ported over the corresponding time
last year from respiratory diseaaes.
President Wilson uf fne hoard of health,
i« one of the grip's victims,
England and Germany have each ap
plied for about five acres of space in
the World's Fair building for their ex
hibits, The applications"‘were made by
T. U oo<i a*' 1 T — ^ ’
x^ir Henry
and James Dredge;
rqifosenting the government of Great
Britain and Herr A Woymuth, im|>.*rial
commissioner from Germany, Toe re.
quests made liy the foreign commission
ers staggered the World's Fair officials.
brought by the steamship Empress of
China. They state that the Catholic
(ind Protestant mission houses of Messrs.
Cain, Dedndge and Uqckburp were plniij
derud ivfid btmi'*d t
The English custom house ami con.
subtle were left uninjured. The Fran
ciscan sis'tors were saved \yith difficulty
by the Chinese authorities. —^ —
The ostensible cause of the riots >vas
tho bringing to the convent of a stolen
child by an unknown iieroog, #
The riot came without any warning
whatever, The Franciscan sisters find
one of the priest* wen. badly hurt. All
are now on board th* gunboat Paulina.
Customs officer* are under iuius. The
damage to pfopyrtV il Witimated' af
fiW.UOO. v
tion for good reasons.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD COLLISION.
nn.l
A FI rein i.n I* Ruriie.T to , » CrNp
Several OllierH Ar.* 5 ' Injury.
Atlanta, Sept. 23.—At Smyrna, six-
teen miles from Atlanta, on the West
ern and Atlantic railroad, has occurred
a terrible collision. A passenger col
lided with a freight train on a side
track on account of tha switch not hav
ing bwou turned open. Fireman IJicka
on tha passenger engine was bnrned
and xcahted to (tenth. Engineer H«ck-
nuy of the *nmo train, two umi) agentH
and a boy worn injured. All the
paHsangi'fs were badly shaken up. The
engines wafo (Minsideffibly damaged, as
well ns W(TM several pnrq craaljud.
Hnniml Illille lighting Foi«*»t \ it*,a'.
Pint ki.f.y. Minn., S#*])t. 25. — All day
long the citizens were battling with
tires that threaten«*d to destroy the
town, A party of six men started from
one of the Brennan Lumber company’s
-cam]is to go to another about two miles
away, pan Sullivan and bis brother of
Mora, and Sam Johnson of Eau Claire,
were of this party. After going a sfiqrt
way they got in front of the fir®, and
Dan Snlliv'an. missiqg his brother, wont
back with fTolmson to look for him.
'1 hat was the last seen of them alive.
Their remains were found by their camp-
mutes. Thebodies were badly burned.
iVaFin Wi<rtlhe r I'raycw Aiixweraifi;
Mo?fMoPTft, fUs!, hkqit.- 23. — Ttyo
weeks ag(i the fanners of Warrafi'arin-
ty were pray ins fnr wgriit itipl dry
Dent met iv» Wfeek «a Mi* and weather to savt* their oorri irop. Tb«r
CRUSHED TO DEATH;
1891. -OCTOBER.
We.lTh.
1
Su. I Mo.
^ Huh Away Mith tha I.ur.dlu<fy.
RaIXIOH, s*-pt. 2(».—-La*t spring a
master carpenter, named (’awrrain,
came here Prom Selma, Ala,, leaving hi*
family tlu-rc.' and toimd. eninl.»v
’ HeIiVA^oWh" SinTTh
Veying. I'rmupt Aitem 'ou W all htid- During tin- mi;lit ha eloj^ed with the
i ntrusted ttf my c'iu*** ? The p*'!!!*** have 'Um4 1h^*u hLU*
aeji^-tf 9 . 1 to find o<y trace ot* them *o fur.
Tu.
\4_
11
5
12
6
13
_7
14
p*titioiis were more than granted-
-A wreck I ^TPP of corn Was fhe
- , , r>s .. . ^ ‘ 04 | situation is aUrimog, Theold»*Me*i-
tek»i(WUrr**d (41 the f^ttsburgand West- ...
flVSteril ftallr(.H<ti
Pirnuu'ikl, Pa , Sept. 24.
dents never egpprietmed liuRef Weather
ani railroad at E’.wood, about eiglit ; in September^ Veyetatlott is iitefafiy
d
}-
mile* P<a4 New Castle, in which Lj fibers «f“ MiUtP^Jied
r” W T kmed a ' ,J and
right other* Injured, ieveyal, R ja said, j.»treg«iia njre firy.
fatal!}-, , . ~ — V; '~
TJi* foil! far!imlar* have not }**en re- i ' H, * , f
, tviyed, but itNi^eiaa a treigiit trinii r*n Taf>F>, S pt. 2J. - fm- a^htUtton of
a workjnqe y» wtUilll Efkilll i lllf
19“ t9 20~T\ 22I TT 94 JVnjfmrT HtimTSr of "an. Were w*r of. peojde wli*. hi.ya Vkiit.sl the holy
—L . * l j oofilpit fely wrecked and. the w<»rlgmen coat already ■^*ri***ds the laiutlsir who
cru*a**l in* the wmk. A wrecking viewed )t whil • oa vxtjibitv>fi in lati.
ITji - r * » mt m j'# ■ V* ♦ _ _ ♦ m. 1 K& ^ * * •
25 26 27 i 23! 29 30 31
tram ‘ itrfyjnj )n^ goue.tw aud thf total ljuiaWj in thi** exhibition
lk< eUl/C.
ffi Vnvfi5i*#y ren*dj tw»» »%*id rpi.
• "j 'S' «1 tn r*>i* i o (Iiitui-R.
Canton. O., S.‘pt. 23.—,Taint's Scott
of Delroy, is engaging extensively ii
polecat culture. He has one farm in
full oia-ration with a score or more nni
mala. A high lM)ard fence surrounds
the grounds, and in side he has caves,
logs, etc., it} which tho animals find
shelter. He is now- preparing a six-acre
tract of land for the purpose of extend
ing his business.
Pracw Ilnliqifl Supreme.
Atlanta, Sept. 2o.—News has l)een
received here that Rev. Dr. Topper and
‘ his wife will tea ye Leavenworth. Kas.,
[ for Atlanta on Monday. Friend* of the
yectnr in this city are glad that Uie wife
pf the popular minister has become
j again reomciletl to him, and will give
the good man and wife a happy welcome.
Whe Fit-mi lit;. It*l<! tv in AlT»lr Aettled.’
Mr. Flemmg and Dr. Baldwin o&the
hous<' of representatives, have brought
(About a sett him nt between the two
I* gtdatum iu tha rtc*iit un-
* pitas .utneos,
♦ * Honor Flower.
Sept. 28. —Congressmai*
Mrett na
Nkw York,
Benton McMillan has suggested, and iq
working hard to arrange, one of the
most unique political meetings ever
held. The meeting is to be held in thin
city in honor of Rmwel| f. Flo ver, tho
Democratic candidate for governor, and
incidentally J4*\ McMillan will proW
bly dp a little missionary work in hi*
own inter.-st as a candidate for speaker
of the house. The meeting in question
is to I** held in Madison Square garden
•jt in the Metropolitan oi»era house, and
Mr. McMillan's plan is to have every
Democratic memoer of congress present
and seated on the stage or plat form.
The idea-of tho meeting is to show how
much th.; Dem<»cratic congressmen of
tho country appreciate Mr. Fluvrer’tr
services as chairman of the cimgrewff-
innal committee during the last cam-
paign.
* China A*l* f^r Time.
Paris, Kept. 28.—Tho Chinese Chargo
d’Affairs in this city had an interview
with M. Rilxit, tho minister of foreign
affairs, and poramunicutcd tp the latter
the contents of a dispatch he has re :
ceived from thp Chinese government.
The substance of the message was that
the Pekin offlclalf had ordered the Chi
nese northwfn fleet to proceed to thedia-
tnrlje*! region with iustmcfipna to pnv
tect foreigners from piolestation. ' Thq
charge d’aifairs conpladed his interview
with announcing that th . Chinese gov--
emhient bail instracte<l him to mrerni
France that China hoped Franc© would
await the result of this iqovement otW
the part uf tho port hern floet before
taking any further action in the matter.]
"... . j- _ i
Difn Lumtukt on th* C’ominttfap. , i
New York, Kept. 28.—Chairman Ed-(
ward Murphy, of the democratic status
committee; announced to. the canipaigig
executive i*f»minitfQe that* Cql. Dan J^a^
mont ir named a*- one of tlm executive!
committeemen, afid his appointment#
WHS tv genuine sqrtnise to the politiJ
riam of this city. It known tliat lat-t
monk b’as been actively at work iu thtjj
intt Tff t ^ M j/jkrl-
Itducy forlue prestJeutiaT aon
tion next year, ami it wo* n.*t expeuG
that Hill’s friend* would rire him
of )
c haaoe in the coadnci
slate campaigU;
the