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DOOR OPEN FOR ALL. There Is Not * Monopoly in tho Christian Religion. Ur. 'l'ai m mi <. '.-? Timely Dlioourio on , Ooo union ot tho Twentieth An y ?Ivcr?nvy ot tb? llowcry f, MUnlon In NetvYorU. [Copy ri slit, 1901, by Louis Klopsch.? Now York. Jan. 20. On tho occasion o? tho twentieth an ?Ivoraavy of tho Bowery mission, Jan uary 13, Dr. Taimado preached to avast audienceat tho New York Academy of Muslo. Ministers ot all denomina tions woro present. Tho text was, Johu 10:10:v "Other sheep I have which' aro not o? this fold." There ia no monopoly in religion. Tho grace of Ood ls not a little property that wo can fence oft and have all to **r*?lve?*. It is not, a king's park, at vri?ch we look through a barred gate way, wishing that wc might go in and nee the statuary and tho deer and tho royal conservatory. Ko: it is a Fa ther's orchard, aud everywhere them ?re bare that wo may let down and gatos that wc may swing open. lu my boyhood, next to the country schoolhouse there was nn orchard of apples owned by a very lame man, who, nit hough there wero apples in tho place perpetually decaying and by acores and scores of bushels, never would allow any of us to touch tho fruit. Sometimes thc lads of tho school in tho sinfulness of a naturo inherited from our first parents, Who were ruined by thc same temptation, invaded that orchard, but they soon re treated, for tho man came Rf ter them at a .vpeed reckless of malc'ng his lame ness worse and cried out: "Boys, drop fthoao apples, or I will set thc dog on you." Well, my friends, there are Christian men who have the church under severe guard. There is fruit In this orchard for the whole world, but they havo a rough and unsympathetic way of ac costing outsiders, as though they had no business there, though thc Lord wants to como and take the choicest And the ripest fruit on the premisos. Havo you au idea that beeauso jou were baptized at eight months of ago. and benaiKn TOM haye nil ymir lifo boon lin der hallowed infiuenoos, you there fore have a rigl^t to ono whole sido of tho Lord's table, spreading yourself out and taking up tho entire room? I tell you nv. You will have to haul in your elbow?, for we will place on either ?ide of you those whom you never ex pected would" sit thore, for, aa Christ aaid te His pooplo long ago, so JTo says to you and to met "Other sheep I have which aro u.ot of this fold." McDonald,"the Scotchman, bas,thou aands of head of sheep. Some of them are browsing on the heather, sonio of them aro lying down under the trees, none are strolling over the mountains, nome of them arc in his yard. They are acattercd all around in many places. Cameron, his neighbor, comes over and aays 4,I see you have .10 sheep. 1 hRVO Just counted them." "No," says Mc Donald, "I havo a great many more ?heapthan you found in this yard. Some are here, and BOIUO are elsewhere. 1 havo 4,000 or 6,000 in my flocks. 'Other aheep I have which aro not of this fold.' " So Christ says to ns. Hero is a knot of Christians and there a knot of Christians, but they make up a small part of the flock. Here ls the Episco pal fold, the Methodist fold, tho Luth eran fold, the Congregational fold, thc ^Presbyterian fold, (he Baptist and the Pedo-Baptist fold, tho only difference between these last two bcinjrlhe way ~" In Which they wash thc sheep, and so they aro soattered all over. And wo oom? with our statistics and say there are so many thousand of the Lord's aheep, but Christ responds: "No, no; you have not seen moro than one out of a thousand of my flock. They aro ?cattered all over the oarth. 'Other ?heep I have which are not of thia fold."? Of all the merciful institutions which bless thie city not one moro thorough ly enters into the spirit of tho text than does the Bowery mission, whose twentieth anniversary we to-day cole . brate. During thc past year 3,000 eouls have been saved through its instru mentality, and during its existence it hao put its tompornl and spiritual benediotiou upon hundreds of thou sands of the poor nnd suffering and lost. With tho bread of this Hf? in one hand and tho bread of eternal life in the other it is doing a stupendous work, and to all of its patrons Christ ls saying: "I was hungry, and ye fed . me, naked, and ye olothed me, sick and In prhon, and ye visited me. Inasmuch a? ye did it unto one of tho least of theBe, yo did it to me." Jt is through this Gospel that Now York is to be taken for Cod, and America for God, and the world for God. Th ero aro two olassee of hearers in this audience whom I espeoially address, the friends Of this institution who havo come out to show their Interest in the work, and the olher class mnde up of those who are astray, but want to get back, havo fallen, but want to rise. We need as churches to get into sym pathy with the great outside world and let them know that none nre so broken-hearted or hard beset that they will not he welcomed. "No," ?ayn soma fastidious Christian, "I do not like to be crowded in church. Do not put any one in my pew." My brother, what will you do in Heaven when a great multitude thnt no man cnn number as sembles? They will put 60 in your pew. What aro the people nssembled In Christian churches compared with thc mightier millions outside? Somo churches are like a hospital, that ?mould advertise that it? patients must havs nothing worse than toothache or run-rounds, but no broken heads, no crushed ankles or fractured limbs. Bring thero for treatment moderato ' Passed tho Semite. In tho sonato Friday thoro WAH S (lobato ovor two hours in longth, whioh finally rcsultod in a refusal to striko out tho onaoting words of tho Charles ton exposition bill by s voto of 27 to 0, us follows: YOBS-Oaughinan, Goodwin, Horn don, Hough, Sharpo. Talbird. Nays--Aldrioh, Appolt, Barnwell, Blakonoy, Brown, Brsntfy^ Brico, Brown, Doan, Dennis, Douglas?, Gaines, Glonn, Gruber, Houdorson, Hy drlok, lldorton, Marshal), Mk-yfiokl, Mowor, Barratt, Shoppard, Staokhouso, Stonland, Sullivan, Walkor, Lynching in Louisiana. A Mindon, La., spooial sayi: Thurs day at.Doy lin?, a nation on tho Vicks burg, Shrevoport and Paoiflo railroad, about ten milos from horo, a young negro named Larkington attomptcd As sault on tho wifo of a young farmer n a m otV . "Bidon Walkor. Ho booamo frightened and ran away boforo ao eomplishing.his purpoco. and whilo ho ing brought ?o tho Mindon jail \ was ovbrtakon and shot to pic?os by a orowd tl ' - I Sinners, velvet coated sinner? and ?in- ' neva with n gloss on. It 1? ns If n man Jina a fnvm of 3,000 ?errs and put nil his work on one acre. Ho might raise never BO largo eora of Corri} never so nig-lionels of wheat, Billi he would remain poor. Tho church of (?od lins bestowed lt? chief caro on ono nore and hos raised splendid men nnd w?men In that small imf. <ii? fi^i/i ?o ?h? world; That means Europe, Asia, Africa, ' North and South America and nil tho Islands of thc sea. j I have, to remarle that tho Heavenly shepherd will lind many sheep amid the nonchurchgoers. There aro con- j gregations where they aro all Chris- ? tiona, and they aeom to bc completely finished, and they remind ono of the 1 skeleton leaves which by chemic;! preparation hare had all thc gi'Conrtr'3 and verdure taken off them and ore left cold and whito and delicate, noth- I lng wanting but a glass casu to put over them. Thc minister of Christ has nothing to do with such Christians but, to como once a week and with ostrich j feather dust oft the accumulation of | the last six days, leaving them bright j and crystalline as before. But tho other kind of church is an armory, ' with perpetual sound of drum and Ufo. ! gathering recruits for thc lord of ! Hosts and saying to every applicant: j "Do you want to be on God'R Birle, the safo sitio and thc happy side? If so, ! come lu thc armory and get equipped, i Hore is a bath in which tobe cleansed. I Nero aro sandals to put on your feet, j Here is a helmet for your brow. Here I is a breastplate for your heart. Here i ! ls a sword for your right arm, and I yonder is the battlefield. Quit your selves Uko men." I remark again thc Heavenly Shep herd is going to lind a great many of his sheen muong those who arc now re jecters of Christianity. Some of the mightiest advocates of thc Cospel wero once skeptics. Thomas Chalmers once a skeptic. Robert Hall a skeptic. I Christmas Evans ii skeptic. Chariest). ' Finney n skeptic. Paul, tho apostle, once, a skoplic. But when once with strong bund theylaid bold of the Cos pel chariot they rolled it on with what m cine u tum! 1 do not know how you cunio to reject Christianity, lt may have, boen through tho infidel falk of some young niau in the store or shop or factory, lt may have been through the ' trickery of rome professed Christian ! mau who dh?gu?-tcd you with religion. I It may bo that 80 years ago you lost i aii faith by what happened in an oil company which was formed amid thc J petroleum excitement. Tho oom i pany owned no Wind, or if they did there was no sign of oil produced. But tho president of the company was a Presbyterian ?Idar and th* treasurer an Episcopalian vetryman, and one director was a Methodist class lend Gr and the other officers prominent mem bers of Baptist and Congregational churches. Circulars were got out tell ing what fabulous prospects opened before this company. Tho circular had all the line? of earth and sea ?nd sky. Tho letters flamed with all the beauty of gold and Jasper and amethyst. In nocent men and women who had a lit tle money to invest, ?nd that little their all, s-ald: "I do not know anything about this compnny, but so many good men are at the head of it that it must bc excellent and taking stock In il must be almost ns good ns joining thc church." So they bought their stocl< and perhaps received one dividend tr keep them ?till. Rut af ter awhile the j found that tho company had re or ga ii ized and had a different president, i different treasurer and diff?rent di rectors. Other engagements or ni overcoming modesty had caused tin former oflioers of the company, wi tl many regrets, to resign, and nil tha tho subscribers for tho stock h<ad t< ?Low fo? tketr inTCHtmeiit wa? a hean tifully ornamented eertlflflaie. Rome tim?? that man, looking orcrjiis oh papers comes norona that certificate aoid lt is so suggestive that ha vows lu wants n'one of the. religion that th' president and directors of that oil oom pany professen1. I Or you may hara become skeptics j from the fact that'you grow up in ? 1 homo where religion was overdone Sunday waa the most awful day in th week. You had religion driven int* you with a trip hammer. You wer rmrfeited with prayer moetings. Yoi wero stuffed and choked with cate chisms. You were often told that j-oi were tho worst boy your pnronts eve knew bcoauso you liked to ride dow] hill hotter thnn to read Bunyan's "Pil grim*? Progress." Whenever you father and mother talked religion the drew down t,he corners of their mouth nnd rolled up thoir eyes. If any om thing will send n boy to ruin soouc than another, that ls it. But I do not atop now to know ho\ you carno into rejection of Christian ity. You frankly tell me that you d' reject it. .You do not believe that Chris li a Divine being, although you udmi that Ho wna a very good man. Yoi do not believe tha.t the Bible was In spired of Cod, although you think th?i ?re somo very fine thing? In lt. Yoi believe that the Scriptural de.criptio of Eden was only an allegory. 'flier are 60 things that 1 beliuve that yo do not believe, and yet you are an nc cominodating mnn. Everybody tba knows you says that of you. If 1 shoul ask you to do a kindness for mo or i anyone elso should ask of you a kind ness, you would do it, If, when yo are ill, I should como to you with vial of medicine and say: "This kin of medicine cured 50 people who wer just as badly off as you nre; take it, and you replied: "I do not want t take it; J have no confidence in it," would Nay: "Take it to oblige mc," an you would say: "Well, If it will a coon modatc you 1 will lake lt." Now, yo have found flint this world is instill clent and you are sick of sih. 1 com to you with a Gospel medicine. It hi mired hundreds and thousands and mi lions. Will you take it? "Ne," yo say, "I ha.\ e no confidence in it." Tah ! it,then,tooblige mc. I toll you of a Ph; Jiloeding Kansas'. Tho Now York Props sajs: "Do yo romomber 'Jilco-co-ooding Kanaris' John Brown's body must hitve loft o its moldorivg in tho gravo^ and turno ovoronoor tvrioo, whon it board tli nows cf Frcdoriok AlcxinJor's buri ing at tho stako. Moroiful heaven And what doo? ?lonry Ward Kocoht say, lying in his fat coffin under tl greon grass of Groonwood? It is Ano time to send a fow moro 'l?noo or'n Hildos1 into thc stato, where mor suasion failod as a moral ngonoy. ( all etalon in tlu United States Kv sas sbould bo tho lo? t to lynoh Nogro, and now no loss than 1851(5 Sharpe's li?os might bo better tin proaobing. Can't your hear Georgia at Toxis giggling?"_ This Is Truo. Lovo your children and tltoy w !ovo you in spito of all your shortoor ingi; koop faith with thom and tin will koop faith with you: troat tho oourtooutdy and thoy will bo Oottrtcbti maintain high idoalsand they will fr low them; mako them tho oontro your lifo and thoy will mako you tl oontro of thoir lives. rr.'i.:. i1..,.. '. *j r : i J: :;,rr 'ri'*!* j?r dotan "who hil? cur od more bl Lid eyes', and bound up more broken hearts, and healed moro ghastly wound's then nil the doctors since, the time o? Kseuln pius. Bp obit?lug and.just.make the experiment. If yob ?re not acquainted with tho ordinary modes'of prayci, say lu substance: "O Lord Jesu?, this is a Ktrnnre thing for mo to flo. T ^Sgiy nothing- about the f orin nins of reli gion. These Christiun people have boen talking so long about what thou canst do for mc I am ready to do whatever thou commnndest me. If tliero bo any power in religion, ns these people say, let mo have tho advantage of it." Will you not try that experiment? I do not now say there is anything in religion. Do not take my counsel or tho counsel of any clergyman, for you' may dislike clergymen. Perhaps we moy talk professionally. Perha?>8 ?wo may be prejudiced In tho matter. Perhaps our advice is not worth lak ing. Then take tho counsel of Rome very respectable layman, a? John Mil ton, the poet; ns William Wilberforce, ihe emancipa tftr; as Isaac Newton, tho astronomer; ns Robert Boyle, tho phil osopher; as Locke, the metaphysician; ns Morse, tho?telegrapher; as Washing ton, tho statesman. They never preached or pretended to preach, yet, putting down ono bis telescope and an other his parliamentarian's scroll and another his electrician's wiro, came forth and commended the roliglon ot Christ as tho best thing for thc cur? of the world's woes. If you will nol tako thc recommendation of ministers of tho Cospel, take the recommendation of highly respectable ln.ymen. Oh, men, skeptical and struck through with unrest! I beg you tc como ot? that great Sahara desert ol doubt into tho bright mid luxuriant land of Gospel hope and pcaeo. You do not want ypur children to come Ml) irt that skepticism, If you do not bellovo in any tiling else, you believe in love-a father's love, a mother's love; a wife's love, a child's love. ThH let mo tell you tbut Ood loves y qt moro than all these together. Thc great heart of CliHst abbes to hav< you como in, and Bo looks into youl ?yea thia Woment, Baying: "Othei sheep I have which are not of thh fold." Again, I remark that the Heavenly Shepherd is going to find a gren many of tho Sheep among thoso wlu bato been full of evil habit. Thc] Vrevn nil <?hentod tuto ?In, Tb* ?pldOi does not Bay to the fly: "Como int? tho web wlyere I lei 11 insects." Oh no. Thc spider Kays: "Dearest fly como ond talk n morning w?lk yyltl mo on this suspension bridge of gos sanier glittering with diamonds i dew.." Do not be bard on thone gon astray, lt makes me .sad to see Chris tiau people give up u prodigal os losl There are thoso who talk as thong' tho grace of God were n chain of i or 50 Unka anti that when (hoy ,ha run out there wns nothing left t touch a bad ease. If they were hunl lng and got off tho track of thc deei they would look longer among th brakes and bushes for the lost go m than they would look for that lo? soul. They talk about, the. catacombs c Naples and tho catacombs of Boin and tho catacombs of Egypt,, th great burial plores under the eil where'is thc dust of many gert on tiona passed on, hut 1 tell you No York has ils catacombs and Waohinj ton its catacombs and all our cit ii their ea'.-ooombs. They ara unde ground liquor dives, full of dead men bones and all uncleanliness. There no need of going into the art gallci to seo in skillful nculpturo that wo: derful representation of a man a? his sons wound round with serpent There oro fnmilios reprcsontod he: to-day ..that aro wrappod in tho .rna tyrdom of fang and scale and venoi a living Laoooon of ghastliness ai horror. Thero ia only ono class of persoi about whom I am. disheartened, ai they nro tho Gospel hardened. Tin have been faithful in attendnneo ?burche? for 20, 30 and 40 yours, y novor have surrendered themeolvos God. As Christ sayo: "Publicans OJ harlots go into tho kingdom of hos ?n before them." They havo resist all tho Importunity of divine meri and have gono through most pow;? ful earthquakes of roliglous foelln and they aro farther away from Gi than ever. After awhile they will down sick, and some day it will told that they ?re dead. No hope! But I turn to outHdors willi an e pcotation that thrills through n: body and soul. !'Other shcop I hai which ore not of this fold." Ton n not Gospel hordencd. You have n heard many sermon? during tho lo few years. You feel the Tioly Ghc this moment in your heart. You not weep, but the tear ie not far o You sigh, and you have noticed th thero ls always a Bigh in tho wind t fore the rain falls. Thero aro thc hero who would give anything if th could find relief in tears. Thoy sa "Oh, my wasted lifo! Oh, tho bitt poe tl Oh, the groves over willoh have stumbled! Whither ?hall I fl Ala?, for tho futuro! Everything BO dark, BO very dark! God help m God pity mel" Thank the Lord ( that inst uttera ice. Yrou harts beg to pray, arid when a man begins petition, God stops in and bents bn the hounds of temptation to th kennel and round about tba pc wounded soul put? the cover*!, of 1 pnrdonlng mercy. Hark! I bc something fall'. Whet was that? is the bars of tho fence around 1 sheepfold. The Shepherd lets dc the b.irs, nnd the hunted ?heep of l mountain bound In, ?orne of tin their fleece torn with brambles, so of them their feet lamed with 1 dogs, but bounding in. Thank Gc "Other sheep I have, which are i of this fold." Mr. Andrew D. White, the Unil States ambassador nt Berlin, bas bc eleotcd a member of the Berlin Ao erny of Science. Tho Heathen at tho Door. North Oaro.ioo, as woll as Virgin bas nndor advisement tho suggost io divido tho sohooi taxos, giving to i whito schools all tho taxes rained pohool purposes on tho property of whites, and to Ibo oolorod sohoolso tho tnxo3 from tho prop: ri y of tho urocH. Commenting on theo facts Rtohmond Timon nays: Tb will.bo a 1 day fer North (Jardina, for Virginia, any Southern Ht ato when this (oi thing is dono. It is a mockery for Oh rt* ti an community to send toad abroad to educate tho heaton, ar,d fail io do anything for tho odnoatioi tko blaok man's oMIdron at hon Kxaoilyoo. Would'nt wo look liko wou'd nt wo bo a lot of inoonsisl i>iiot? to bo sending money to the r sionary fields of Afrio? whilo wo nllowing Africans to gre* un in igt anoo ni our own IIHOV: yard?? Purity's Tributo to Purity In tho flotnl oiforingi to Qdty in Bonato thero was a notio? ablo pron loranoo of wh i tb flow r.', omblem >f-purity, lt is nndoisiood that t )inno from Mr. Quay's friohds of Sugar Trust. IN JOINT ASSEMBLY - '?,"""?"-<?-- ' Ronato and House Elect Judges . :i> ' and Other Otflcp,k ".'.\?,<',"."" '"' 'i*. . ? QI.D JUDOKB RE-ELECTED. This Complotes the [Emotions to bo Held by tho l.og ' Islatur? at Thjs^ Bessin, f , Tuoaday of lest wook was tho day ap pointed for tho ol o ot ion of -certain offi <T TH by tho general assembly. Tho serrato attended in ,tho hall of tho houso of roproeontatirps at 10:30 , a. m. and tho two bodioa ia joint BOB sion proceeded to tho olootiono. j Tho elections in some! oases wore J ol otro enough to bo int Ores'.lng, though ( not exciting. Thoro was jno show of , party spirit, and merit and personal popularity soomed to bo tho only is bUOS. Tho olcotlona woro not eonoludod at one sitting, but tho following selections . wcro made: To bo 8tato librarian, term two years, 1 malary $800 nor annum, Misa Lucy*Bar f ron of M urning Tobo judge of tho Ff th oireuit, term two yearn, salar> $3,000. Ernest Gary, huococdirg himself without opposition. To bo Judgo of tho Sovonth oirouit. ( ? A. Townfiond, winning over Senator 1 ll> Oriok with a surpiBingly largo ma 1 jority. At tho hour of taking rcooss, the, election of a code oonunuuionor was in progross. During tho balloting for S'ato libra lian thcro wm? homo confusion in tho bock of th? hall, and Lieutenant Gov- ] umor Tillman ordered that thu door be cloned. Af tor the ballot bad boon taken, th? ro woro mombir< in tho lobby wh . uan oi to j!ot in to votey'oo the uni ' hallet. Mr. MOBOS called tho attontioo ?f thc chair to tho faot that tho door keeper had tho door still h oked, al though no ballot was in progress. Mr. Tillman rulod that tho door should bo kopt looked during a ballot Mr. Moses said that, tho- rub S off ?ho joint nanombly would not nusiain this ruling. Mr. Tillman-I would ausrgost to tho gentlomau from Bumtor that ho etudy tho rule?. Mr. MOHOS lator ntntod that ho bad boon a mombor of tho goncral assombly tor 15 years and novor hoard of auoh a ruling. Tho rulos of tho joint assem bly did not uphold tho presiding offioor, bo dcolared. Tho inoidont was not taken vory . a or io utily, as no ?BSUO wa? at Rt ato, acd | tho voto was not at any timo oloso onougb to bo oxoiting. ron 8TATB TJIBRAIAN. Tho first <.fi?oo to bo lilied was that of Stato librarian. Custom has brought it about that a woman may hold this J pohition, and for that reason no man j dare apply. Thoro w?roj 10 applicants who wcro put in. nomination, all of t them ladies of intolligoi oo. I u_._-t /I L?_Ml- _1 * Senator Dean of Gr?onv?Ho nomi- . natod Misa Faonio. Hf "Whitmiro of Qreonvillo. j . J Mr. Hoory B. Rioh?.(d-on of Olaron B don nominatod Mies Lucy Barron of Clarendon. Mr ll Kin ard of Glenwood nomi- * nated Miss ballio lfouoho of -Groen- \ wood. -,/ ' Mr. G nilton of Ohos ter nominated .. Miss Thorno of Oldster, j. ?3 ?. " ' Senator MarahaU'.of Richland nomi natod Mrs. Fiank. Niernase of Oolam-, bia, widow of tho- aruhitoot of Stato houso. \ ) " Senator Hough of Lobcaster nomi , nated Mrs. Prubton L. Melton of Oo ? ?umbi?. Sonaton Graydon of Abbeville nomi- t, mitca M rt-. Lizzie M Gabba of Abbo ville, widow of the late a^sistaot clerk of tho houso, who died fromaoold con ?inoted while at work in, tho State huuso. Mr. MOSB of Oraogoburg nominated M?HH Magui? Ooo our'of Oraogoburg. ( Mr. F. H MoMaator of Onailoalon nomina cd Mis? Biauobo O'Nualo of j Ol lumbla, j Mr. MoGowan of Laurens nominal? d Minn i.< ll ? ll.urit-ton of Laurens, but wu ti di ow the nau.e before tho ballot mg, leaving oino to bo voted for. Tho iclioia wero d?natura Horndon f ?nd Braoiloy, -Uiprobeptauvoa Wu j lama, Lever a<.d Kuiki-r. . One ii'-t indi vi Mibtt Barron led, ro oi ivjO(i 63 voieo The tote.\*8B as lol , iowa: I o ai numiior dasi 151; Mist, ( Murroo, 61; Miht> ONiaii, 22, Mas . Uo?nor ll; .VIrn t aton, 13; ?lian Whii ^ mu?, 15 Mi8^ Fuuon., ?7; Mra. Nu-in u?.2*Min Mciiou, 24; M ?as t hoio-, 6 ( S. nau-r Suihvaa on-?, g d hlb Vu?o | ii ou. M es Funche to Mob llairon rw.il Se.??tor ?iauittud ohang-d ina vote tro m Mihr- O'Noa.o to M;B> B .r?on. Tiic vote waa their' aiinounoed a? y a:??Vo, lACopt that tho t*o ohaogoa no.od gave Mina Barron 53 ai d Oe jamed ono CHOU lrum Misa O'Ncale t and Misa Fuuoho ?. Mr Gasiou witbdrow the nanio M.n-. { Thorno. On s? oond ballot tho vote atood: MIHS T Sarion, 65, Mrs. Melton, 3d; Mrs; Gabon, IO; Mies O Neale, 22; Muja b'ouoho, 6, Miss Oonnor, lu; Miss t Wbituiiro, 12. j Tm ro wero a number of ohanges thon, ( rehuluog in ibo elootion of 'Mtbs Barron. Tho Andoraon and Abbovillo . delugationa bogan to oh-xnge-th..?r votos } from M ra. Cation and MibS Fuuoho to Mn?. Moiton. Tho Greonwood delegation ohamzod Hohdly ir-nn Misa Fuuoho to MIBB Bar ion. This was ioilovtOii by tho ohaiigo ol Orangebu'g s ftvo votes from Miss [ j Connor lo MUM Bairon. ,'? t Mr. W haley of Chark sion led tho ( break from Miaff'O'Noalo to M?s Bar roo, aad it wa? ovulent that Miad Bar ron was olootod. Tho voto aa finally I j announood, after all changes had boon x reoorded, was: Miss Bavron 83, Mra, Melton, 83; Mrs. Cased, 5; Miss O Nealo, 13; Mus Whitmiroj 12, Total, ? 116; noocbsary to oloot, 73. j Mr Morgan of Groonvillo. i who had 'voted fer Miss Wbitmiro, then moved to make Miss Barron's election unami mous. Mr. Tillman, tho presidout of , tho joint asHcmbly, ruled that ''tho , gontloman is out of ordor nnd unoon- ? Htitutional." Mr. Morgan sat down amid laughter. JOBO? SttNEBT OAUY, Tho oloottun oi jungo of tho Fifth oir ouit was thoa cntorod into. Senator Shoppatd of 'Edgofleld nomi nated tho "present inoumbonti" f?rn?st Gary. This was aeoonded by Bonator ? Marshall and Mr. Ashley. Mr. Gary wan unanimously roolootod, roooiving 150 votos. JUDGE Do A. TOWNSEND. Next carno tho olootion ot Judgo of ] tho So von th oirouit to BU006?d Judgo < Townsend, "> kt 1 Tho incumbent', Judgo D. W Town' i sond of Union, was nominatedrby Mr, 1 A, O. Ly^^?Tupion, ?oo?ndcd by Messrs. Butler of Chorokoo ?nd Sharpe ?f Lexington. ? _ Sonator B. JD. Hy dr lok of Spartan burg wa? noinlnatod by Mr. D*an ol Spartanburg, Booondcdby Mr. WilliawE jf Larjoaator and Sonator^Brautloy ol Qrongcburg. Mr Prinoo movod 'Hliat tho nomina ilona do now oloao." Tho prosidout of tho joint asflombly, Mr. Tillman, doolarod that tho gent?o nan was out of order. Mr. Prinoo oontondod that tho join! rulos would not sustain tho ruling ol .he chair. On thia appoal Mr. Tillman again :uled that tho motion to oloso nomina iions wa's out of ordor. Tho rulos ol he joint assombly mnko no doolaratiou >n this aubjcot, but parliamontry au liOriticH HO declaro. Fur th o rm oro, thc ?hair ruled that a nomination may bc nado while tho balloting is aotually ir rrogross. Tho total numbor of votes oast foi udgo of tho Sovontk oiroutt was 148 if whieh Judge Townsend roooivod 8? md Mr. Hydriok 59. Tho numbor neo iBuary to a ohoioo waa 74 GOD* COMMISSIONER. Thoeleotiou of a oodo oonimiseiono vas thon ontored upon. Mr Jno. P. Thomas, Jr., nominalen Vir. U. P Logan of Richland. Phi nras scoonded bv Mr. John MoMastc ind Sonator Ap pel t. Sonator Douglas of Union nominate Mr IL L Soatfo of Uuion. This we looondid by Mr. Ja?oigan of Marion Mr. Dowiniok of Nowborry noiuinat id Mr. lt H Woloh of Nowborry. Thu van Hooonded by Mr. Lover of Loxing on. Sonator Graydon of Abbovillo nomi latod Mr. N. G Evans of Elg'fl* ld I his Waa sooondod by Mobsr?. Biron md Abhioy. Mr doLoaob of York nominated Mt W. H. Townsend of Barnwell. Thi vas sooondod by Mr. J. O Pattorao nd Mr. Look wood. On tho first ballot thore woro 14 roten oabt; neo.snary to a ohoioo, 7(5 roWuBcnn nooived 5U; L gan, 2? [Cv wm, 30; Bonito, 27? VVYtoh, 16 Buluru ilio second ballot Mr. Doini liok withdrow tho namo of Mr.-Wolofc Ou thu sooond ballot tho 16 votos ri joived by Mr. Wiloh wiro dividod t oilows: Evans, 8; Townbond, 5, an 3oaif<', 3, T.io vu o an o?at was Towt io M.". 55; Evans, 38; Seaifc, 30, and Li ian. 25 Buioro tho voto oould bo annouuoec ind aa soon as it was Boon that M IWuBond noodod but abuut 20 votoi Vir. Logan's HUpporters bogan to ohanij io Mr. Townsend. Mr. J. 0. Robortson thon withdro .hu namo of Mr Logan. 'Part of tho Richland dologatio ihn iv god from Logan to Evans. M ioaito's support bogan to go to Evam Buforo tho ohangos woro all madi ibo olook pointed to tho hour of 2 M fVshloy "raiBod to a point of order, hat tho hour for taking a recoils ha irrived Mr. Tillman announood that whil ho point of ordor appeared to bo wo ouudod, VOL ho thought complication uight bo avoided if tho mattor in han io finishod. However, as tho ohango of votes ooi inuod, tho presiding offioor a momor aler announood that Mr. ABhloy )oint ot ordor was eusltinod, and tb oint assombly took a rooiss until i'olook. lt was said that Mr. Townson kt that timo had two moro than onoug 'otoH to oioot. Upon reassembling at 8 o'olook tl oint assembly proceeded with tho ole ion of a oodo oommissionor. Tho n ult of ?tho ballot takon at 2 o'olook wi muounoed. Tho voto was as follow Powi Sund,"83; Evans, 47; Soaifo, h jogau, 4-toial, 150. Mr. Towrieoi vu? doolarod clouted. ihn aetJL'tnbly then proceeded to tl ilooiion of a supunntoudunt of tho pc: lontiary, Capt. Unthill was nominan or reolio ion by Mr Edrd, and thoi teing no oihor nominations, tho ri vas oilled aud Capt. Griflnh roooivi verv veto oast. Tbs olooiion for thrco dirootors of tl lomtontiary wus then lakon .up Mr Sharpe nouiinaiud Mr. J. < dobley of Fairfield. Mr. B?eot uuminatod Mr. W. '. ) Boil ol 1\ jkuiiM. Mr. Win-on n imiuatod Mr. M O R aud oi Sfunauburg. Mr. Binn nominated Mr A. K 8a Ur i ul Suiuicr. Mr Croit nominated B. F. Holman Vikon. Tito rebult of tho fir-t ballot waa ?.low?: Mobloy, 134; O'Bd.-li, 92; ll .ni, 98;< Hniimvt?, lU4; Holman, 1 omi 145. lluro wero only threo vooaooios io lilioi, out tour ot ilio o ui'.ulai laving reooiViiU a maj ?i ii y of ih-- vui J>1 l'n i m.*.. d olaruu Mi s r * M /bio hu.dom imo Humid elcoiod. Thc olooiion ot a irusico of thc Bon Jamima 0"llc>o waa lakon up. t?o a iramloy nomiudiod Mr. Augus Kin m? tUoio bolug no OIIUT in nimauoi he roll wa? o<?liOd and Mr. Koon w Iceland O'L'Oiod. Ho riOoivod tVi HMO Odtll, 1 17. THO no&t ilctiiion wan that of c ru iou tor Clemson ooilogo, aud hw moro was only ono uomiuutu i. natur Aldnob nominated Mr Li 'once H. Seusu ot Lexington. Tho f naiuy oi oat.iug tho roll wa? gc hrough witn and Mr. Seaso was < dared colotod, 101 votOB being o<tst. This being i ho Jan olooiion to mid, at 10:05 tho joint assembly \ Insoivou and ibo nonato returned to mauibor. l'lie houao adjourned immediately orwanit', aud tho uouaio adjourned uj ?oaohing.its ohaiubor. JTATK OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, f LUCAS t. OUNXY. J FRANK J. UIIENEY makos oath t io is ibu sonior panner of tho firm :J\ J. CHENEY & Co., doing busiuos he City of l oiodo, County and B tforosaid, and that said firm 1 pay .tho sum of ONE H UN Bli DOLLARS for oaoh and ovory oast Jatarrh that cannot bo ourod by iso of HALL s CATARRH C?RI. FRANK. J. OtiUNEI Sworn to boforo mo and subnonbo ny prosonoo, thia 6th day of Boo )or, A. B. 1886. [SEAL] A' W. ?LEA80N. L J Notary I'ubli Hall's Oatarah Guru ia takon ir lally and aots dirootly on the blood nuooua surfaoea of tho aystom. ? 'or toatimonials, froo. P. J. OHENEY ?fe CO. Prop? Toledo Sold by Drugglsta, 75o. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. Spanish Mothods. It seoras that tho Amorioaha :oaohing tho Filipinos very muoh jam? aa tho 8panioh did tho Cub i\ dispatch from Manila says Con. rVrtbur has ordered a dois HI or more ivos to bo takon on board ?he BoUoo, mrntovy to thoiv deportation. Tho) )har?od with hoing iusurgont abd) ind agitator? who aworo allogiano ho United Staten for the purport' faollitating revolutionary opoiatios . THE B Grove's' The formula know just what ye do not advertise th their medicine if y Iron and Quinine p\ form. The Iron malaria out of thc Grove's IS thc On Chill Tonics are in that Grove's is si arc not cxperimeni and excellence he only Chill Cure sc thc United States. FiSLLOW SERVANTS BILL KILLED j Rights of Cotton Mill Operativos Dis* ousswd in the Houso Tho homo <>f representatives, Thurs da> by au overwhelming voto, retuned to ex if ml to ootton faotory operatives righto of 'folio* servants" guarantood railroad ouiployoco Whou tho third reading bil s had boen disposed of. Mr. Wo>?bs bil) was itikfn up ns un fin lah? d business. Mr M. Mastor's bill was takon up in oonneotioo wilh it. Mr. Hardin of Chcstor moved to Htriko om tho onaoling words. Ho said that il.o oill is too far roAf hing Why not in oorporato tho operators of all kin is of maohintry. ruapers, mowors, oto.? Hil baa thc nighed respect for ino opea iivc?, but ho has alon a high regard for tho mon who aro putting thc ir n?tno? into tho groat industry. Tho effeot of this bill would bo a lordship on tho not ion mill oporativoB, for thoy would bo onmpollcd to oarry aooidont insurance Mr. Ashley ??aid ho bad mixed up with ootton mill pooplo as muoh as any man on tho Soor. Ile had g ono to ovory mill tn Andoruon County and had told thom that ho was tho author of tho l*w tn reduoo tho hours of labor in mills ai d that ho waB opposod to any further legislation on this subjoot. Ho had gotton vory nearly a unanimous voto from tho ootton mills. Wednesday ovo ng ho had rooeivod potitiona from OU.O op?rai ive? protesting against this ll. If thoy own jd a ootton mi 1 and is bill should piss, ho would immodi loly oommouoo deducting from tho vages a fund to moot damages., Thero :o good mon in the ootton mills as my whoro, but thcro.aro Borne trifling,' azy fellows who would bo willing to havo thoir arms taken ? ff to got $5,000 d sot up and do noti ing tho bataneo thoir days. Mr Luvor, tho now mombor from xington who is quito youth*ul in ap arauaoi agroeaOty ourprised tho House by a thoughtful and well deliver argument. Ho would like to havo mounted tho question ia Lexington uounty with Mr Ashley in ibo earn paiga. Tuc lattor gontloman would avo boon loft at homo to run his farm r tho oporativop of L xington dotnand this onajtijn. Mr L;Vor, ooa<iiiuio?r, kid that there Bue wed to bo an-idea provalont in this b ?dy that any bill hav g tbo word ''ootton faotory" iu it was oppoBod to tho pr. groas of tho on en mi.i ?ndinuy. Fin? was all amisiuko ifioun year* ago auon ouaotiou woaid ot havo boon uoouH^ar/, buo tho t mo a? oooio whon tho labor IB UO IB para mount in tho State Money is nOi gtjor than mun, corporate r gin? arc ot highor than tho luitriBts of nuuiau ty Mr. J. Caldwell lldiortsin of ttioh nd iavorcd ti o bill, ll suia that p. v-ti ve? havo right, whioh should hu OtiOted ile oou.d not ho naid to 00 n ibo position of moor ag .inst capi ai. Ho ooouidts ratner au ind po no ni position Ho iavurud tho bill, for it Would uot boa hardship un the muli to u&rry inaomnity >o otuployos, and this m what the urila woulu do. Mr- Croit ot Aiken then moved to ndt finitely postpone ino bill, l'h s mo tluu Was n a U. Oatablo. Hy an ovur holu.iug m j ui.y tho houoo votos iu favor ot thin motion and tho oili WAS i 1-d M.. MoMastor'p bill waa thoa boforo thu hoUdO- The puruosu of this .bid was 'to extend thc rights and rouiudioM ot i m ploy os of railroad corporations, as provmod by tho oonaihuuon, to om pio^o* of lontilo nail corporation*, uti o t rail M ay and toh graph oom pauicB " Mr. Cr >it ofiorod a motiou to tor,ko out of tho bul tho wotoB 'textile mill corporations." In o th* if of this mo tion, ho said that this was to niako tho nioaauro apply to BI root railway and telegraph companies alono. Mr. Cioft pioturod the oovolopmjnt of tho mill industry and made tho loading argu ment against tho oill. In behalf of hie bill, Mr. MoMastor speke very earnestly. Ho oskod p< r tinontly if this bo a good moasuro for railroads why should it bo ? bid law for other corporations? Tao bill is founded upon tho common law princi pal rooogniEod long before thoro was a our pola i io n whon the nor vant had oven additional protootion beoauso ho eat on tho ?arno work bonoh with tho master Tho house thou voted on Mc. Croft's motion to amend tho bill BO as to ro move "t.extilo corporations from its pro visions.0 Thia was adopted by a voto of 68 to 39, and tho bill as emasculated subsequently panned Booond reading. Thdso who votod against tho amend mont of Mr. Croft and In favor of tho original bill woro Messrs, Hanks, Batos, Carter, Dominick, l?lird, Eatridgo, Gas ton, Gourdin, Galluohat, Gunter, Jar mgan, Johnson, Kiblor, Kinsoy, Lover, Lido, Logan, Lomax, Mayson, Mc Laughlin, Jno. MoMastor, Mjahoo, Mor gan, Moss, Hiohards, Itiohardson, Rob ortflon, Strom, Siroman, Tatum, Thom as, W. J., Thomas, Jno. P. Jr.. Wobb, W?lls, West, Weston, Williams, Woods, and Woodward. Thoso who votod in tho affirmative, in favor of tho amendment woro: Hon. W.- D\ Stovonson, speaker, and Messrs. Ashloy, All, Austin, Bioot, Beam guard, Bivens, Bolts, Brooks, Brawn. Bostiok, Biyan, Butler, Campboll, Cog ?oBhall, Coloook, Cooper, Croft Orum; Untador, Donn, DuLoaoh, Donnis; Dodd, Dumbar, Durant, K dor, Fox, Prasor, Ifreoroa,o, llailo, Hardin, Hill, Holli*, Humphroi' JamoB,Kool??K.iu ard, Littlo, Lookwqod, Loffton, Mo Call, MeLood, MoGowan, Moffott, Mor rison, Motion, No fi bit t, Nicholii, Parkor, m is plainly "printed voh. every )u are taking when you take cir formula knowing that ye ou knew what it contained. Jt up in correct proportions ai acts as a .onie while thc system. A.ny. reliable druggist fglnat and that all other ! litations. An analysis of othc jpcrior to all others in ev? ting when you akc Grove tving long been establisher: >ld throughout the entire n No Cure, No Pay. Price, W L ; Pattoraon, Prmot, Pyatt, Kan? kin, lt "|fo?rn, Itobinagn, (J B ; Bob? i [ison, lt B A. ; Ituok?r, Stnokhbuso, Seakraok, Sinkler, Sum.li, J Ii ; Smith, M IJ ; TtuUa, Thoinpaou, W?lling, Wilson, and Wingo. Raidtd Saloons Mrs. Oarrio Nation, Mri. Wilhoi'e ?nd Mrs Evans, throo W. 0. T U., raided tho Sonato and Morrig's Plaoo, two lino saloons on Etat DuuglaB avo nuo, Wiohit*, Kan , WcduoBday after noon with rooks and billiard balls, and damavoi tho two plaoos to tho cxtont of $1 500' Kino mirers, oil paintings and om y lassoo woro smaahod into small bits by rooks thrown by tho tompcranoo wotnon's hands. Tho raid took plaoo about 5 o'olouk this eyoniiiff and lasted only fif toon minutes. Tho throo wotnon won- Just ontoriog tho saloon wrooked by Mri?. Nation throe weeks ago when tho polieo arrivod and took tho threo to tho station- houso in patrol. wagon. Whoo oallod boforo Uhoif of Police dubbin ho said: "You womon aro dis ehargod. 1 havo uo right to. do tain you. I would Uko you to promiao not to raid any moro until tomorrow aftornoon. though, for by that timo tho saloon men oan swoar out warrants, if thoy oaroto." Mrs. Nation, ns spokesman, agrood not to do any moro datnago un ttl tomorrow. Tho throo womon thon wont down Douglas avenuo, followed by thousands of mon, womon and ?hil dron. In front of tho Manhattan Hotpl, on Bast Douglas nvonuo, Mrs. Nation olimbed into a transfer wagon and mndo a apoooh in whioh she statod that tho work of smashing saloons had only oomiUvinood, This angered somo diuokon mon, who hauled hor down and mado hor run toward tho Santa Fo dopot. Aftor running sovoral blocks, lollowod by tho howling mob, sho turn od and Oho wod fight. Tho mon or o val ed in around hor,and sovoral woro hit ovor the hoad with a lan-o oano whioh sho carried. An atfonip. was mad? then and thoro to lynch hor but tho po hoo rushed in. Sho says sho ia going to leave town tonight, but tho polioo aro watching hor movement?, whilo uioit of tho saloon? io to .vu havo olosed fur tho night. Drowned. Lieutonant H. 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