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sc ■ it' f \i''^4' .* r — 7 3$d f /,• »'4w. *. il l<• ’ / .. -M \ VOLXVIL \ v \ BARNWELL COURT HOUSE, S. C., JANUARY 11,1894. -Mffl NO. "yOU’RE flLISR” WAS NOT CHARGED. LANUtAOK ISBD IK MAVAL COMMIT- TBB NOT SO STRONG. THK HAWAIIAN RVBSTION CORE UP THIS WEEK. MAT Th« Uoma* Mar Malta Sane Pro area. Oa tha TariR BUI. Washington, Jan. 7.—"you’re a liar and you know It,” were not tlie words uaed by Chairman Amoa J. Cuintntuya to J. Hale Syper while he was testifying in relation to a letter wbkh he hnd •rtitttn to t^has. H. Cittiup on 28th, aa reported to i r. porter .Voatvrday ly a mwnber of the X*?art^t?orannttt«r- .7 The letter had been produced by Mr. Cramp When under examination before the Committee. While Mr. Syper was being (jueatioued.by Mr. Huliok in regard to his motives for writing the b‘tto.\ he became very much excitod, and accused C«nmittwof1>ehig'Tmtd attorney' * -32- News of a Battls ha Wlilali tka la- •avsenta Wars Vletartaas. (Copyrighted HAM hr the Southern Asso ciated PreM. 1 London, Jan. 7.—The Times tomorrow will print the following dispatch from Rio de Janeiro, dated Jan. 4. via. Monte- Tkiao- Jan. 7; ' ■ < , 1— Admiral da Gama still holds.' stating that he expects the Aquidaban and Re publics with reinforcements tomorrow from the South. He appears confident of ultimate success and received 12.000 pounds on Saturday from sympathizers in order to pay his men. The diplomats have refused to recog nize the belligerent status of the Insur gents on the grounds that the Provisional Government had not a sufficient standing. Admiral Chavas, the Minister of Marine, resigned his office on aoconnt of a differ- enoe of opinion with President Peixoto, and especially regarding the Imprisonment and general treatment of naval officers suspected of sympathy with the Insur gents. His successor,^ Admiral Netto, is considered honest, though he has no ability. The past week has been un- NEffitifEEBED * MOTHER’S ADVICE. • PATHETIC LETTER OP A TRAMP FATALLY WOUNDED. “THE ADVICE YOU BO OFTEN HAVE GIVEN ME from Cramp and contractors generally. He teemed particularly incensed agsiust Mr. Hulick, who was exPTiuning him in relation to the letter, naming him ns oner of the paid attorneys of the contractors. Mr. Hulick neplii was false. Mr. that the iiisinuajon iyper also said in the Gad Knows I Would Now Wtlltu*ly Take ff’l Could.** V „ ..O Savannah, Gn., Jan. 7.—A special to The Morning Nows from Jfesup, Ga., savs: , ;■ Two while men, presumably tramps, John Sullivan, Of Richmond, Va., and Thomas Clarke, of Saulisbury, X. 0.. lyieived here tonight on train 12 at 7 .o’clock. What HauuhtefouSA Co. of Baltimore, t Buyof the Moeetver’* Report. BaKhaore, Jan. 7.—Hsmbleton A Co., bankers. In their weekly letter comment on the receivers' report o fthe Richmond and Danville road. They say: The receivers of the Richmond and Dan- viile Railroad Company-have issued w statement of the earn lugs and expenses of the system from the day of appoint- ment June 17, 1892, to January 1, UM. "The Richmond and Danville proper waa operated by Receiveru Hnldekoper and Foster from June K 1892. to July. XL J 1893. with results as stated below: Cash from Richmond and Dan ville Company I 480,428 Earnings.. Miscellaneous sources Traffic balances collected.. Rentals and old accounte.. Total receipts TntertstiaareMaTl.. 13,464,755 *7.518 424,316 771.088 .815.432.066 iRRORIZED BY REGULATORS. RRUTMN.’* .duu Uuwllllus to Forego the Do- i llchte at the Table. THE WORLD OF KENTUCKY CURBED WITH A BAND OF MIDNIGHT MARAUDERS. MASKED AND ARMED TO TEETH THEY GO. THE Due Man Shot tu Death uud Auother Beutea Uunaerclfully. Car trust payments, etc.. .. .. .. Interest on receivers' certlfllcate 481.868 56,400 The former is shfoB In the abdomen. His statement is that he 'celled at a . ... ^; °sr7™ £ mT.r rrf. left hknd side of die rood going sdntb, on h and.. ., : 1G.826 apd asked for nomedhiug to eat, and that Total payments v* Harrodaburg, Jnn. 7.—The regula tors, or white caps, who have been for the last two months terrorizing not only the west end of this county, but also the adjoining counties of Wash- Yon may only offer him a bit of toast and a cup of tea, bat if you give biln that toast on a tiny whits napkin spread on a plate and the tea In a oop. be re-1~> volte from a pile of toaat on a thick jAnte find tea taken over^a stone waH • T trine eo beautifully set forth by Mr. Os-1 car WUde when he said: ‘‘Feed the brutes!” Aa a nation, we are not all we might be in the art of catering to the appetite. Yon and ,1 have been in booses where good sense was lacking, and we have had dinners that suggested that they were fired at ns. 1 adore my dinner, says a writer in Ihe Philadelphia Times. The time of day has come when the worries are over, and when I can take mine ease in my home. I like that din ner to appeal to i<Tury one of my senses. WHAT HENRY A CO PAY tno*. £-:mi DIFFERENCE IN TONS "m COMMERCE AND FINANCE.,. Hubbard Prlee A Ce. Tube a fut View of tbs Ington and Boyle, were out in fores n< \ or > nrM ^ t° delight my appetite; then, last night, fifty men being in th« X**™ ° W ^ nnt ‘ *** ^M-rty After these midnight ^ the, fruit, 1 like the do era, masked and armed to the teeth, had visited quit* a number of country residences and called out the men, whipping some very eeveaely and read New York, Jan. 7. -(Speda&F^IfRi? Clews A Oo., say: The new yenr : with a feeling on the Stock which is In welcome coo trust to the tons of affairs outside. There is t /eijr ironffted buoyancy, nor any great activity in securities; bnt equally them is aa entire aluence of the pessimism and pros, tration tint prevails univsraally in U» cotnmercnl markets. It may be worth -the Jrult, 1 Ijke the dpgs. lo_ruah..In and w^jie to consider thl» (Uffert-hceT f(W V It l>e generally understood. To please my eyes, to have a pleaumt mont earnest manner for some sweets. If we women were left alone we should probably dine off an egg. some toast* and, --‘j which ever was our speclaJ rice, tea. cof- Ing the tiot act to others, warning fee or chocolate.* It is man who realizes them to mend their ways, leavexthe the delights of the table, and one* know .<1 (L) There is undoul)t**dly an exc<TtisB- (Uly I ght snpply of securities on tbs market. This is cvid«-nt from the large decline hi the . fin the vicinity of Mocangue, and ncca- eiohal firing along the shore front of the city. The forts at the month of the harbor which have been silent for the post week resumed tod cruiser Tamandare fires a f*»w—*hots Sullivan is 30 years old. and his attend- “The receipts from August 1, to Noxfm- surrounded the Village of Leesburg, ing physician, W. K. Easton, reports him ber ». under the present receivers were ; ... n .-*h in a dangerous condition, snd docs not the operating expenses |l.#98.1«. “■ ol - and the Interest and rentals 1691.467. leav- i Keeping guard they forced open the Ing 3247,419 in cash on hand. The Decern- rabln door of Josh Mitchell and ford “ter-rr^srt.'f-x think he will live over twenty-four hours „ ity-fa Being asked if he realized his condition, if ns bad as ‘ heat of his exdtement that Mr Basil, dal , t the b&tte ries of NVtheroy. the one of Mr. Cranm » ogents, had bod a , conference with Mr. Ouimniugs before he l atte r replying. (Sjyper) «une before the committee as a The Government continues not mount witness. Mr. Cummings simplf replied, , ng artillery on the heights within the, the^k4uettS^i? d ^r^ronfine him®]^ " mlu - and lB awaiting the arrival self to the questions asked. I of **• new war ships before attsek- llnder Mr. liulick’s questions Mr.lirg Admiral da Gama. * %jper beoame so excited that he throw The cruisers El Cid (Nltcheroy), and * a nook across the table, and brought his Britannia (America) and Aurora, are fist down » vehemently that ink bounced Rti|I at Pernambuco, and the latter is from the stands over the blue baize coy- , wJdlout a crew. ■ The news from Dewterro states that Program of Legtslatiea. i there is some divergence of opinion Washington, D. C.. Jan. 7.—It can- among the Insurgent leaders on ac- not be recorded that the first week of ^unt ^ the appointments of the Pro- the session of Congress after the holiday vtelonal Government recess has fnade any marked advance ^ ^ v< ji ow wv have towards a dhaiosiUo^ of tba-important n?rrT n nt -rm.rl. matters pending before Congress, but it °wnrred on board merchairt vewsels, is expected by the party managers that and also in the city, and It is feazvd the coming week will witness at least that a continuance of the Intense heat a beginning of the consideration of the will bring a severe epidemic later. Tsnff bill In the House, and the bill to 1 On Wed dead ay morning the Insur- repeal the Federal election laws in the 1 gents attacked Engenho Island, opeh- S^ate. .. . . 'I Ing fire from the ships at midday. At It 1* expected that the -ubjectof our ? 0>clock ^ landed m and for Hawaiian reiations will make its appear- . . anoe in the Senate very promptly for ^ h ?. u T,, the T e Bha f7 > , the opportunity stands open in the shape ^ff er a check they captured a of two resolutions, which lie undisposed 1-ght field piece, and a 70-p6under of on the Vice President’s tabls. One of Whiteworth. The Government loss waa these is the Frye resolution declaring thirteen Wiled and five wounded, and five officers, sixty-three men and twen ty-five civilians were taken prisoners The Insurgent loss was two killed and and send Mrs if he had any' nAssage he wished to L any friend, he gave the following: . TL O. Sullivan, 208 North Twentieth street, Richmond, Va.: “My Dean Mother:— “The advice yon have so often given me, God knows I would now willingly take if I could. I was shot this afteg- roon while in the act of asking for some thing to eat. May God bless yon all is my last prayer. Affectionattely, John." GETTING IN CONDITION. The Clefc OeaNdeat that Corbett aad Mitchell Will Fight. Jacksonville, Fla,, Jan. 7.—This has been an off day In sporting circles. Moot of the admirers of pugilism went on excursions to Mayport and St Au gustine, to see Corbett and Mitchell In their training quarters. They returned tonight reporting that the pugilists are. He wants to see the worn in he cares for prettily dressed, sitting at the head of the table; being, in fact, the chatelaine, and If she has been wise her receipts are estimated at 81,101,063, and b|y dragged him from his bed and ear- v . eno "K h 10 learn to dress a salad or do some pretty httle duty, he will look at her with intense delight, and the salsd will taste better, and the coffee be clearer and stronger if her white haqds have made either for him. LABOR IN POLITICS. that there should be no further inter ference by the United States In Hawaii pending the conclusion of the investi gation now being made by the Senate 1!^“'jIV Committee on Foreign Relations, and it is expected that Mr. Frye, who la a member of the Committee, wHi have some remarks to detiver on this subject. The] . . tl ,„ second resolution is that Introduced by Federation Adop s th Mr. Hoar calling for a statement of ■ English Plan. the expenditures made by Mr. Blount I New York. Jan. 7.—The Sun says the **!*^™? •££- a vote tomorrow. P kte « fr 0111 * ,nto the fashion Senator Davis, of Minnesota, proposes of English laborers, to deliver a net speech on the Ilawaiian . The following resolutions which have situation during the weak. WUle^this been published here were Senator is a member at me rn'irttmt ■ji—l At IftrllBrairoHlIiff nf tfip on Foreign Eolations, and consequently " has superior means of information, it is «*>ion in Okies go: understood that he will not avail himself “Whereas. The trade unions of Great of this opportunity in preparing bis Britain have by the light of experience speech, being an insistent advocate for the logic Of process adopted the prin- secrets; consequently his remarks will be independent lalxxr politics as an auxilliary to their dCMSRy^c action, and “Whenpaa, Sffth action has resulted in the most gratify : ng success, and “Whereas. Such independent labor pol icies are upon the following programc. to wit: 1. Compulsory ed neat’on: 2 Direct leg islation; 3 A legal eight hour working day; 4 Sanitary mspect : on of workshops, mine and home: 5 Liability of employers for injury to health, body or life; fi The abolition of the contract system in all classes of work: 7 The abolition of the sweating system: 8 The municipal own- ership of street cars and gas, electrical based upon the official documents already puhtfebsd. To Repeal Elect lea Laws. Mr. Gray has given notice that he will on Tuesday call up the House bill to repeal the Federal election • laws, which has been confided to bis ^manage ment by the Committee on "Privileges and Elections. It is understood to be ♦be policy of the Democratic Senators animated by a desire to secure speedy action upon the bill to refrain, as far as possible, from (Misting and it is believed that perl speech now in contemplation- br, that .TT H,w . ,. oar f. ***• side will.be delivered by Beuator Vance, i ' or I >ubl ^ distribut on of Hghk thh Chairman of the Committee. ' lllc ht«t and power: 9 The nationalization of Republicans* however, will not be thus te ! e « rra **?’ ra ironds and dissuaded from f criticisms of this once the subject is before the Senate, 2"' 1 . . .. ^ .■ - a number of speeches will be doubtless ; fo ™ ^ a» ierisWitkm: Therefore forthooming in support of the minority ! , v 1 ?* 1 , ***," . en- rtport. y dorse this political action qf our Brit:sh Borne interest is shown in the execu- and . tive sessions that will probably fill in a , R<‘*’J'-ed. That this program and rood part of the time during the week, j ‘I a labor movement be because of the expectation that actioii 1 ai,d .. 1 " submitted for the cooaid- will be reached upon the nomination i ^ J b *C tabor * <> I? !l ? i r at , k,n ? , of of Mr. I*reston to be director of the Ameroa ^request that their dele- mint, and in the event that the Judiciary to t ,“ e next annual conventirar of Committee secures a full meeting tomor- t he * American Federation of T/aW lie row upon the Hornblower nomination on th ' 8 most important sub- for the Supreme Bench. It is also ex- „ pected that a large number of Treasury . Tbe F-mri sh labor unions, said Prod- dent C ctnperw, find nvore expert* ence than ours. They have learned les sons where we have been only feeling our way.” nominations of more or leas importance will come np for. action. Program la the House. The program in the Honae this week is quite simple and distinct; as soon as the Democrats secure a voting quotum the pending order for the consideration i of the Wilson bill will be adopted, and that measure will be the business before l the House until It shall have been din I A TRAIN HELD UP. dosbursements at 8757.506, showing an estl- j him about fifty yards from his OMited ca*h balance on Jan. 1 of S34S.647, and tried him before Judge after allowing for the November *0. cash Lynch So ag Mitchell took In the balance. situation and was convinced they meant XThe hjnosnt of Interest and rwUl. to |r do hJm he broke throurh the k °».iX 0 | P,ded ° r u Afint of 3282 672 The * ine anirt haste for his cabin where which leave* a cash deficit of |2HZ,«7X. me , o . . W4 . . amount of Interest In default on securities loaded hte shot gup. Just as MUch- whlch were left undlftnobed toy the plan 1 wa * nee ring his door the White of reorganization ia 8682,775. aa followa: Capa fired and Mitchell's body was fill- RAchmond and Danville eonaotldated alxea; ] ed with twenty-five buckshot, and his ! 3179.910: Richmond and Danville debent-" bleeding corpse went prostrate on the ! nres. 3302.940; York River aeconda and j doorsill. ■lock .824.925: Charlotte, Columbia aad 1 Aujrnata flrata, 870,000. “Under the original receiver* Georgia ... t , *. . _ . * Paclilc showed a deficit of IZJ9 362 from attacked the residence of Brack Bottoms board a caipto go home. The atep of the June 17, 1892. to July 31. 1893. under the doo r ^ey made hi. new Euclid Avenue motor was rather nresent ivcelvers It showed at surplus of wife strike a light, but did not find the high and she requested a gentleman to 8114.089 from Amoist 1, to December 31. P*??' f , ~ !t wife averreil that he was ah- hold her baby while she boarded the car as^*rTsSiSf'2K.]!ta: ai* *«*.««« «»• that they would not , . .,** , After making a thorough search and ‘ * r started and left without the child . . . - - ,.****, *,. ^ , * tuinsQ about to leave one of thqm p»‘rceived The grief of the young woman waa in- were rapidly getting Into prime condl- te93. la 86.096, the balance of the 3 4,089 goot falling down the chimney tense and ao troubled waa her mind that — ruins above * fated be,n * •, into the smouldering fire and looking up she awoke. Her relief at finding It all Hiding la a Chimney. After killing Mitchell the white caps STORY (>P A DREAM. The Lady Did Not Agree With Her Friend's Interpretation of It. A well-known young marreid woman living in the East End* had a peculiar dream the other evening. She dreamed that she was down town on Euclid Ave nue with her baby and was preparing to 1893. Payments for Interest. Kc, In the first stated period were $4fY214b and la the second 1146.943. Georgia Pacific’s cosh balance In hand (estimated) December 31. tlon. A dispatch from St. Augustine says that Governor Mitchell has notified Sheriff Perry of that place, that In- ^ ^ I ''as operated by the orlgtoa. receiver, on Department that an attempt froln ^ 17 im t0 July n , 1893 . at . net be made to bring Corbett and tl]BS ^ m42,o«3, after paying 8274.876 for Items due from agents and conductor*, and railroad. Post Office Departm dividual accounta. j was killed, and had climbed up the ehim “The Charlotte. Columbia- and Augusta nfly f or gafetv. ictors t be chimney saw Bottoms, who had been t and in- frightened by the shooting when Mitchell will Mitchell tugether In St. Johns county. The Governor, In the most emphatic terms, orders the Sheriff to prevent the contest, should an attempt' be mode t ♦ bring It about !n hla Jurisdiction. The Sheriff, it la said, has assured the Governor that he will enforce the law. it la . said that Solicitor ChikMte and Sheriff Broward, of Duval county, will meet the Governor this week, and that at the meeting measures will be taken to prevent the fight taking place In Jacksonville or vicinity. In spite of this activity of the Gov ernor, however,- thes Athletic Club still expresses confidence that the fight will occur on time and In Florida, too. at grounds the Club people hove for their confidence ere not known,‘ but the general impression Is that arrangements are being perfected with the railroads to bring the men together in a secret •dace. RIOTING IN ROME. The Priest Arrested As a Socialist Is Not On*. Rome. Jan. 7.—A crowd of working men at 8 o’clock this evening aseem-v bled In the Transtevere quarter andy marched to the centre of Rome, bear ing two red flags, and shouting “Live Socialism,” “Live the Sicilian Mar- Interest and organisation expenses. The nresent receivers have operated the prop- eriv since the date last mentioned at a nrofit 849.361, having paid 319.146 for Inter est and organization expense*. The cash on hand Is stated at 82.073 on December 31. the balance of the profit of 349.361 be ing made of material and accounta due from agents, Individuals, railroads, and companies. ‘The operation of the Columbia and Greenville by the recetyers of the Rich mond and Danville from June 17., 1892, to December 31, 1893. resulted In a profit of 144646. after paymenta of 8151,647 for In terest and organisation expenses. The cash balance December 31,1893. is $28,646, the balance being represented by mata- rlalti on hand and Aa amount* dae from agente.” Considering the time* we think the above statement la at least not discour aging. A deficiency of 8280,000 In the In come of a system which has • gross rey-_ enue of 816,000.000 In thirteen months, un der existing circumstance* la. we think, nitt- u 1 ti miirvtf 1# la If H(¥WII fit It ft itrtxxJ 11!£ • ^ *w *• ajta • a«w *» i* that the operating expenses include large amount* expended on the system and betterments, and It la hlso a fact that the Richmond and Danville system ia now do ing much bettor and Its earning* are Im proving. v Whipped Him Uamerclfally Prq carried him off and gave him fifty lashes on bis bare back, lacerating the flesh at every stroke snd causing the blood to flow freely. Bottoms had been drugged from hia cabin by a rope strapped around his neck, but the cries of the children and the wife aroused- a feeling of sym pathy in the hearts of hia peraecntors and they relented a little and concluded Instead of hanging to give him a severe beating and this they did with a veu- ffaanes. r—^*<^T»*ned the H*N. ~ Their next attempt todkake this taw into their own hands waa frustrated. Oscar Reynolds had been two weeks alnce Warned to leave the. country, but he publicly proclaimed that be bad done no wrong and would stand Jilz ground. a dream was so great that ahe decided to buy a dream Iwok and see what it all signified. Yesterday ahe called at a down-town book store and related hef dream to the n* Mm down by the Jieelz they clerk, who chanced to be an acquaint ance- Hhe purchased the book and turn ed tc the index wh»re she found that such a dream aa she experienced foretold that the dreamer would recqire twice aa much as ahe had loet. “What would I get." she said to .the clerk, innocently, “that would be twice aa much to me aa my baby?’ “Twins,” aaid the clerk laconically, and ahe has not spoken to hlnj since.- -Cleve land Plain dealer. •»«>*.r-*. ■ ^ years 1880-7-8-9. the average increase of m leage was 8,280 per year. For 1808 and 1893. the average increase was 4*300; whilst last year’s new construction is estimated at about 3.000 miles. The con struction of 1803 waa but s trifle in ex ecs* of the average for the fir* years af I proatrnt'on following the pnnic of 1878. , It is to be considered also that the eon- »truction of the last five years has non- ■iated largely of extensions, by existing corporations, rather than of new road by new companies; and much of that was Ini It from the earnings 0< the companies instead of from new laenes of seoaritisn. ; with a two-fold result.—an increase of property t/wned. hot without n cortw- ! ■•ponding increase of obligations, though with some resulting diversion of in coins fr<xn dividends. TM* has strengthend 1 the intrinsic condition of many roads and j increased their ehrqlng capacity, although | it has tended to temporarily keep down the nite'of divldeuda (2.) The operation of this process, for fully four years past has had the offset of rcduc : ng the snpply of new railroad ~ * to an ON THE EVE GF BATTLE. Hondnrae and Nlearsgasa Bklrnlah Lines in Action.. Ban Salvador, Jan. 7.—New from the contending Honduras and Nicaraguan forces oow only reach this city by courier as by order of Vaaquez the tele graph line.has been cut. Today a mes senger arrived With despatches anuonne- a council of war and eoneiuded in * ^it the two armies were op the to postpone their maurandlng and mount- point of collision. When the messenger ing their horses rode away . There is j left the preliminary skirmishing had al- hiz home being his castle. They visited him, and finding his doors ao strongly barred that they would not give in called him to open the door. He said he had heard the shooting and the cries of Bot toms and waa ready for them. They held a council of war and eoneiuded great excitement in the neighborhood. securities coming upon the market exceptionally low minimum; much lower than that of ordinary times, and below lint a conservaf've course of investment was capable of absorbing. One result of this drift appears ta Itie fact that proba bly, at oo period for years past, baa the amount of stocks aad bonds held for a market by railroad promoters and capt- talists been ap relatively low as it is feta day. This factor is always ooe that has ah important besr'ng upon the sustain ing strength of the market; for the know ledge that there are large Mocks ei ae- mrltle* awaiting an opportunity to bo shifted upon the pubVc naturally tends to keep buyers persistently .timid and encourages assault from the professional “bears, and vice versa, opposite condi- t'ons eucom. .jte cqpfldftace. (3.) The foreign markets for our torest- m on to afford no present reason for <Bs- trnst 4n the home market. It is not to lw deMhd that the genentiy commercial Sent^/T curtlSS’u^ rm^nt is curtHiifUif Muvoijr to® tnoom® which aright otherwise be seekng hireat- ment tu our stocks and bonds; but ft it equally true that those causes ana not inducing any return home of the aectnf- Hes. During the period between the Baring failure and oar great silver crisis, very Urge amounts, probably raagtog la of mine between $125,000,000 'im m KISSING IN MILWAUKEE. ready begun. Tbe opposing lines of battle were within an hour’s march of each other and a bloody decesive battle was imminent. • MEXICAN REVOLUTIONISTS. A Number of Leaders Are Orssatatng Their Followers. Am Importaat Rnesttoa Concernlns the Doties of a Mosleal Director. The Leidertafel Singing Society of Milwaukee has brought before the pub lic an important question of the duties The polled were on guard at the passage oj^ the Garibaldi bridge and ordered the crowd to dlsnerae- hnt the Fort Hancock. Tex., Jan. 7.-J. H. j P° wera ' and PrDHegea of a muaicaV di- Bond. of Oorritea ranch. Ohihuahna. Mex- rector. It seems that Mr- Leo kty-inger ico, in company with Luis - AixJfita. of j g the musical director of the society and I •« «* *4 I *» -* * V 1 i f\n V, SI I rvvA rxgvv**-* lAAr [IN A PAUPER'S GRAVE. Dr.. CSTehfilsh, the English Meteallat, Gives » Lowly Borlsl. Sun Antonio, Tex., Jan. 7.—The re- mahis of Dr. Clinton Carendish, the Enclish traveller and scientist, Who died here yesterday, were given g pauper burial today. The only money found on m South American ac- Stataa dispereing the crowd, and In captur ing the two red flags and two Anar chists. The Priest Not Guilty. Two Robbers Empty a Coapls of Pocketa.Thejp Scares o*. . - . —-- - , „New Orleans, Jan. 7.-The Mississippi posed of by a vote. Some important Valley passenger train that arrived at matters will receive the attention of 8.-05 this morning, was held up at the Gonunlttees in disposing bills past that crossing of the Vieksburg and Meridian *1*5* to a place on the House calander. The investigation of Holman the reso lution Insinuating that the payment of speed premiums to the contractors of vessels was made pursmint to collusion between the eon tractors and the Naval Department will probably /close tomorrow or Tuesday. On Wednesday, the Committee on Coinage.-Wg&te-aod Measure* will meet to begin an examination of Chair man Bland's 1411 authorising the issuance the M>ifnionif?e ef bullion purchases snder tha Sherman law. No New* Given Oaf Washington Jan. 7—Nothing has been poaitlre statements that the status quo ia Honolulu has been broken by the itetion uf-MIfflBtfir WlITla, and toat news to that effect waa conveyed to the State Department in the dispatches brought by the Corwin are met by equally positive statements of no advices to that effect af^haod 0 * * rom any t^able source are i Saaltsrtam tor Woman. I’ensAcota, Fla.^Jan. 7.-34ra. Bessie grgy&tg injjfr vs hero tor the purpoee of opening a Florida mnnanimi for women. The* *r» nmdm. railroad, just south of Vicksburg, at 1:05 a. m. * The train was stopping at the railroad crossing waiting for the Vicksburg and Meridian train to pass, when It was Tioarded by two masked men. A third man was standing guard on the tracks. Conductor Morris was standing in the rear compartment of the baggage car with Baggage Master Dorsey, when two men, both masked, appeared marching the porter down the aisla They covered Motrli and Dorsey with pistols and or dered them to hold un their Hands. One of the robbers kept them covered while Ms partner, a small roan, went through their pockets. Then the robbers maidtsd Morris and Dorsey to the express car given out today to throw any new light them to open the doer, on the Hawaiian puzzle. More or less ■nimasswu ror wonm. iviej art umo' totting tor a suitable site ia the town MF Bagdad, twenty miies east of here. Vine night as Russian vice consul at ♦!>»■ oert Meantime the porter, finding himself tor a moment uncovered by the men’s guns leaped from the train and rushed to the rear. - Tbe two robbers jumped off a moment later And dbappear^ In the darkness. , * DOWN TO HER DEATH. x . 4 Wonts a Aeromamt Meet* with Probably Fatal Accident. 8mi Antonio, Ter., Jan. 7.—Miss Stella Robbins, the widely known woman aeronaut, met with a probably fatal se ntient here today. Hbe has bean giving Sunday afternooa oscenri*'-'* here for Hie past few weeks and this afternoon started on her usual voyage from San J«*®tof about -two titousand feet, when Miss Robbimi let hereeif drop with the P6«M*i>te. ’Wie parachute opened, bnt ifce w<nd carried H downward with great i^iidity. and It struck a, lazge tree with ite burden wtth terlflte tore* Miss Bob- The authorities seized about a thous and letters at the house of Father Urbo of the Church of Santa Lucia, who wan arrested yesterday, with hte sister, nephew and the sacriwtin of the church. In addition a number of letters were found by the police at the residence of the Priest’s companions nbw In cus tody. Many of these letters are in ci pher from Cipriani. Father Urso and his companions were subsequently liberated, as it was found that they were ignorant of the contents of the papers which it was conclusively proven, were confided to them for safe keeping. Hand bills ypsterday evening were thrown from the galleries of the theatre inscribed “down with taxes; live tbe Sicilian martyrs.” Several -of the Anarchists who threw these hand bills were arrested. bi nd of twenty-five Mexican revolution-! through any omission ef-Afr. Springer’s, irvcd ,n i e sinS d fift^imrei. riev^n! J ut t ‘ imuKh hia th T « aco P e of rev*>iws, saddles and ammunition, and ° 18 duties and privale<?es. It appears taken bax*k to the rancti, where all pro-! that several of the male members of the visions and everythin* useful w^'re taken go^ty have been in tbe habit of ktaftinf? ??• h 0 ^ l ^L- ° r IHWn ^rious female members-of the society. (Jen. Och thm instructed Mr. Bond before and after rehearsals. For and party to rensiiu at the ranch three tin* act one of the male members, Mr. days and he would send a teem to carry Julius Schoenhauser, was expelled. No the party here, but Mr. Bond secured a point was raised that the osculations hm^e and rote in haste tor assistance. were not with the consent of the osculnf- Seeklng Her Hnsband’a Pardon. San Antonio, T«x., Jan. 7.—Mrs. W. T. Henderson, wife of W. T. Hender- son. the wealthy "Westi Texas stockman. riM-oiltly eonvieted of having smuggled cattle in his possession, and sentenced to four years in the .penitentiB'iv at Brook lyn, X. Y., ia here circulating a petition asking Preahloot Cleveland to pardon her husLuud. ! e ti’ but tbat the conlnct of the osculator. he pro.Wled down tlte river. He in- w * n not bm>min K- BRUTALITY TO CHILDREN. Sertona Charges Against Oncers of a Boys' Industrial Home. Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 7.—Sensational charges were last night filed with Gov ernor McKinley against a number of the officers of the Boys’ Industrial Home in Lancaster, In which the moot serious allegations are -mode by a fel low officer, who has become disgusted with the methods in use there, -'te.. • Accompanying the charges is a de mand for an investigation at the hands of the General Assembly, in view of the magnitude of the chargee it to quite likely that the Governor will forward the charges with such recommendo- tlons to both branches of the Legisla ture at an early date. The officer mak ing the charges to C. W. Crumley.^ Thorn Involved In the crlmbfeuona that are made are Assistant Superin tendent Robert W. Paddock, L. Day- nude, J. W. Steele and Boyd Swonger. Most of the document to devoted to the recital of the allegations against Paddobk. who, from the specifications n ode, appears to hove been guilty of' the most unseemly aad Indeeoent con, duct, brutality to hto helpless being an every day oocmrence. dneed nearly all wbotn he had met to enlist, lie was securing afims and ammuni tion, but did not take spy money. Gen. Och said he only had one of several or- ptnizing parties that started in various di- rections at the same time, and intimated that they were at all points south with qikitie an army. Will Wear the Red Gap. London, Jan. 7.—A dispatch from Rome says that at the nekt cdhsistory these prelates will be raised to Cardinal: Mgr. JscoWni. Papal nuncio in Lisbon; Atvh- biwhop {Jftolli, Papal delegate to the ohvrriirtof tbe United States; Mgr. No- cella, secretary of the Onaistiorial Oon- girgiiieii. ’v-lerdi Fauati, rapid greevtion: Tancterdi Fansti, v Papal auditor; Mrr. Snlvati, secreterv of the Congregational •JJouncil, and Jesuit Fath*T Huber. Oyeler. Faris. January. 7.—Ths thousani k'lo- muter bicycle race between Stephane and Corra wos fiuUhed todav, Stephane win ■mg in 89 boon 28 mtaotes b Many Accidents In England. ( London, Jsn. 7.—The channel was badly befogged all day. The sterner Paris lost three blades of her screw yesterday and waa towed to Pover. She broke the screw while entering Calais harbor, presumably hr striking wreckage. Many nksters broke through the rotten Ice on park ponds TTie director being higher fn position and of more importance than the individ ual members, had continued in this prac tice, notwithstanding warning he should havf taken from the fate of Mr. Julius Snlelde ar Harder T Son Antonio, Tex., Jan. 7.—Julius Miiler, tin post carrier ap Fort Ringgold, Tex., disappeared several days ago, and and $150,000,800, were sent bock upon ua; bnt we took them without tacoavs- nienoe. evidently because of the light sup plies on the market above alluded to; and that return movement has appar ently taken off tbe tbe foreign markets all the stocks and bonds they core to part with; no that there to little proba bility of important further snppUen coo ing from that nonyce. If <t be said that the immense amount of railroad property now under receiverdhips to colcutotod to idiake foreign confidence, the anownr from fact is that no securittos are coo ling back on that *ceouat. It to. on the other hand, a question deserving ccosid- eratinm whether, with the grovring appre hensions of a great European war coo ing in tire spring and the current tow rate of earrings on industrial capital, English. German and Dutch, tnvestof*' may not ritow a preference for tovest- ments over those of their respective countries. \ • (4.1 Industrial securities, taken aa n whole, have reached a level of prices at which monv will regard them, with in creased confidence. The silver panic and the prospective effects of the new tariff have produced such an extraordibory col- F lapse in prices, that K la hardly ron- cdvahle how they can full nrwfh further. The following are the comparative quo tations tor this group of storks at the beginning of 1803 and of 1894, respec tively: ■ hes j’wt h en found In the chapnarn], near vmnd his neck the j>6kt. with n rope aroun^. and tii*d to the link) of a tr^. His knees ti jtirober.. _ « were resting on the ground® The coroner il;*?-, T, "ii er JFCferred w7 1-2 leas rendered « verdict of stocide, but it is Whiskey Trust. Beg (8. 90 .45 Schoenhauser . The matter was brought M*™* he was mobbed by Mexicans. . 4 before the Leldertafel society at its meet ing, and Director Springer, admitted that he had kissed various members* of the but it is WTiisker Trust.. ... .. 06 ;ans. General Electric. 7. ..112 National Cordage,. ..138 American Cotton Oil.* 44 Sngnr Refining Oo Ill National Lead 46 KILLED A DESPERADO .... - Knllrond Agent, Dropped the society, but they were unmarried and the Who TrM to 3hoot Him kissing was done with their complete as- Beg. *94. 6ft 4ft 87 22 81-2 191-4 28 77 221-2 This comparison shows an average de- sent and In ft quiet and ordely manner, not at all tending* to disgrace the society or to interfere with its procjed'ngs in usefulness. With this pled he might have escaped but one of the officers of tf the society said that he had seen Director Springer kiss the officer’s wife, not only once but three times in one evening. Emphasis Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 7.-At Alaga ! f* 1 "* ^ tinting the year; so D stenlay Sid OtaFthorn, a notorious des- a T perado, to towB to kill t>!ay i element of wetknett fn tte market*. It kim'. acent of the Alabama Mnliar.i: tar- T: rose., against wfaxm he had an old grudge, ano whose life he had thr*i •ti—d is moreover to be noted tiiat -the troet combinations now hold a stronger posi- *hot the front of the ticket windrw lull aro^lSe^arnTtottf ftoSllSJ of ifole*. Crawford, wh> was hi.ling i:i °7r^. lire office, fired tbrough the wiu tew. k.ll „ luv* Csv/tborn instantly. Crawlor) was was laid on the three times, eince a sffi-f " 1416 «“ ,n - * •“ ( ' o,, ' 0d -: ^trt^ly tor^TimmSylvS gle kiss might have been an accident, but erc,i legal restraint, until the laws are ae Its repetiton could have been only through . i changed as to give the courts ranch larger intention. , 0 1. . • • , powers of control over monopolies. The case was adjourned for a week and Livermore Falls, Me.. Jon. 7.—Mrs. C. } (5.) Anotber fact accounting for the It will then be determined what the duti- ^o'* 8 - of Boston, owner of tbe River- present comparatively healthy too* n# e* of a musical director in Milwaukee , 8to <* / arm «t Livermore Falls hsa the market Is that Investment to am If tbe decision is against Mr. Sprin ger, the society should state whether it sold for a large price her noted yearling. Regal Nelson, by Nelson, 2:09: dam Marietta, sister to Directum, 2:05 1-4, J* non-ww* 1 Deaths from exposure, boiler explosions and so on continue to be reported from all parts of Great-Britain. Factory Barack. Fredericksburg, Va*. Jan. 7.—The large factory betongiog to Shrimp and Heist was burned this morning together with all its contents, which taelnded stock on hand and valuable machinery’. Tbe bridge over the Rappahannock and Ex ceptor flour mills caught from sparks, but the fire was. extinguished by the fire department ■> Killed Batchcrari. Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 7.—A special to the Times-Union from Live Oak, Fla.» says: Last night Mr. H. J. Wlini who is employed by tbe City Council to titan beat '^ov-okF* tarar,! w v | iHponnd cows, was killed by unknown Jim , rtrrolt * wean! by p^rttas. H# wan phot and then hit head was split to piecee with a hatchet. i.da or becanse be kissed the officer's wilfe re peatedly or in the presence of her hnib- and. It to just as well to have Milwau kee finally settle this matter, now that it has come up. of Boston. Leading turf journals pro nounce Regal Nelson the best bred colt in America. ^ diverted from other enterprises to rafl- mnd properties. The prevailing demore aMjjstion in our Industries snd hi enter prises of everv kind naturally postsonea. Hie employment of capital • such un dertakings. RaHrosd storks and bonds thus become the chief svaMsble souree of Investment for the time being, and they Mills Itart Up. Will Never A gala Blew Oat the Gas. ! ftrp <he more readily taken because. of Hamlet, N. L., was found -.* *».*, M *4» tiavaunsh, Donald, of uawict, i*. \j., w*» iuuuii *■ .* »_, *»,*, * _ , dead in his room at tbe Screven Howe V**!; f pre, ^ nt ’ Philadelphia. January, —Ths iarge this morning. He had died from asphyxi- ^*7 * ti.. t-isrr:-ns plant of J. A J. Dodsoo at the falls of ! ation. McDonald had blown out the gaa I l n the Schuylkill will start up tomonow upon retiring tbe night before. There difficuB to explain me morning giVing omploym -nt to i.600 was nothing tb indicate suicide. Ignore W1 ' v ,n rwci " hands. . This notice was posted yt*ter<Uy or thoughtlessness was the evident not paring i cause of hi* “These mill* will start up on md sftvr January 8. 1894 beginning at'7-^0 a m stopping at 4:45 ^ m- Fire days per week, payment for vra^es to le unde every two weeks A redurton aveng ing from H) to 24 percent is read* in varions departments” . I he entire plant 1 Commissioner who hM been doped for about, six weeks i ad j hood on ths firs some dstjartment* had 'teen, im i Inc mi : delegates for tbs abort tins before ths final abut dowa- |a unit to and tbe financial | are demoralized the i yirid no profit; the j present \ ing money. Opposes «o SlatehooS. Denniston, Texas January. 7.—The Chickasaw legislature convenes tomorrow | compan’n to appoint right delegates to'meet the securities to urge stats- chance tor totter