The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 07, 1887, Image 4
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Ooucinl Bhoi i*. l in has - i
Secretary of War rcquesli v
Qouvrat John M S .. ,
the division of Un? Allai i? ass.: ?
tho Ot an in ?nd ? : I . . - . ,
irate I in Phi . v . . > -.-...?.
(f?lpate lu tuc pageant . "- ... e
braitou of thiHv.utctiuiiil ot't v . >..
of tho I'mud los, Ow v - j , y \
engagement thal thu : <.i>-.
lion of tin- i ir wc&ti tit - - '. i i
winter wt.. ..?.:. - > ia, tlx .
Uenontl fluds it | ; j - s- |i
Pbilmti lulita u UH?
Tho'aumin) rem loi ' .
Army (he Tem . . hm
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j ear ago. V .
wost wa: ii ' . tl . froaikt * - -
lt is no! .
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Commis
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for I
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icy of Congress, rito i vp uso of radons
ami vamp linties \yi be met by theOov
eminent.
lt is proposai to ti ?? . .r'y .vii the
troops tu ibo division ol the At laut le With
Uto exception of a sundi ;unrl at fortsi
This will fedin ti force ai.-.' . ;> front lite
garr?s ms of Now Yolk haili r. V:. -.::v is!' a
ucudqiiarhTs being ;.t Oovoroot - Maul,
and Itu? Villi tl forts timi military Muttons
strung ulong tho Ail mic ?.. ..;>t alu) illotig
the groat lakes of tho V rill as far a< Pott
Brady at lite Straits, ol Sault Ste Mario and
including Chicago; This would nuki
Several thousand tuen, foot, lt rsc mu) ar
ill lory, if liccc'surj to mid to tho Im poshig
ehiirncter of the purl whi ii tho regulars
will play with lite thousands of ^altonal
Outtidsmoii ?ind nrgiirii/.l I militia of ibo
SttltCS itt tho (lill adi .
Instructions h..\< Seen sohl fi in the
Navy Department to !. adhiiral di :!a
North Atlantic licet;, which will set (lie
vessels to heading for thc Delaware tts soon
as the present m.me-ivr. s lu M tine Waters
are over hi about I Wo w,.,:. s (lie , b {cell vc
point of thc peaceful ihovemetds of the
army tin.d unvji Will bePhiladelphia, which
Will (heh present n scene of military and
. lyle display mete to.nar. tts a> to numbers
though liol his spirited ns io enthusiasm
.hun attended the sum ridir of Cornwallis,
n little over n luindrctl years ago.
I HAT l!AM\ l>. t'lll.V V.
brereton Ita*.uni to lie l old al ('lil)t Vs l otice?
. olin to Viiierh-nii?.
Count Mlthicwlcz mid tho Imperial Chi
nose ?llVoy, Ma Kitti Clitttig, timi suite
have le'.': Kian- hew h :. \Vnfhingtoti
white they will ; ri sen lo Hi er? tary Hay
ard important imtegntph letters froth the
Viceroy* ld l-l nug t hung. These letters
refer to the enterprises which a number of
A meriel, ii capital! its h ive beep tn goliath)}*
for In tho Chftvs? Umpire. The li tters tito
bungles) ino ?md curious things. They ittre
enolo.-ed In ctiyc'opi - a f< . I toi ii and about
six lucites wi.ic, with ihe imperial soul of
Viceroy hi Hung Chun;.: ns UUh Cominis
?ii.nev for Trade nm! Se?i?tur*, .1
Ill those it tiers Hie \ ic fi :s. * of ids do
site to have Chittii Ifccoin? closer stippled
e?ntl?uaiue 1 f the ; ri som bo. ,s . t htcuii
ship. Ho says Hud in order h patt lady do
tliis he ha j; i aided v. .1 hie . 01 ces ii ns to
Count M it kiowie/, und Whait.m barker, of
Wits'..in . toa
Mr. IV rkei ha- little 1 . say of tia- ? coi,
rossions, h tin at hu; tho mutter! linvi let
lied I
either ile j ttbliC, the Chit CSC gove in.ont
?>r tho Au c: u\.i s i ! 1. 1 i uny ?ci '. :
know UH ex...- State o! ?o':' irs. A.- ! .; :.
eau lie leal nod. tie \ eel ot bi t.? 1 ?. t
tire that H national and in', na ti hid nula
miniated baal, i- le ? rir.cd iiiideriib
imperial o'ourur, which gives tin Anu ri
mus und 11 few nat ives ?.; China who ate
iutci'CStul tho Si II . ? \i lusivc rigltts a?
far i's regards thc Chines? impciial and
provincial g< ?\ 1 rt mi nts.
I'ndi i ||;? charter th- 1 auk i< to he sup
plied bj Aineiii 1 and China with ti enpiinl
of J">U.Ooo.OOO tail., in proportion! io le
rived lieua.'it. hut the ! iigi r share to be
mainly Auiciicnn I' ubi establish itself
in i bint-.-1- commercial cen ires 1: will
have hranc la s ?:. ?.U foreign eiti? s willi
W'kich ("?dna hits tra.le ot peiiticn! in', r.
I' \v iii 'a r.- thu si lct'hlht '...!. ii. ne ney,
lt will reeyive and dislutisc impi-riai iihd
provincial irtasuiy fund.*, lt w !1 rnrrv
bri the (ln?ncis ol lin ni) iii and pro?, i ri
cial governments, I' wi .. in fact, ina
large .?elise on tluiC edil .'-i- ?lic-r sv?tc.ni
lt will lulvtuice funds 11 nt] construe;! tail
ways, telegraphs, cutial . tiler improve
mcnts und sy.dems cf dtnin.ige. lt:will
take pm i in l.uildifij for'4 cam ps,Heels,
armies, noan- ls. m;\ u - and pul Iii wei ks.
Anoikcr and one of ike hu : importai.1
of the s heim ? N thc reported intention of
thc syudicate t . take over thc ? xlstfrig : '..
graph lirios atitl tci ha', the cxelusivi :i. !.t
for fifty vim.- to riiuidpulatt! tele?ihoiu?s.
The ('nines- Commi siotuir will confer
Wftlt Mr. Ikirker while liv?V?tshitigi in, sud
Mr. Harker will probably go io China lo
ratify the ?1...-. ?.:;....
Lilerall) llluw u to l*li i-< -
SiiKXAMiOAH, AUgti?l 20.-A shocking
accident occurred I?: per Colliery. Oil
burton, one mlle from 1. re, cai ly this
morning, by which . nc mn 1 was ii;, rally
torn to pieces, another mut i Inlet I beyond
hope ol' ni '.very .nal three more fcorituisly
njurcd. Itolieil Marlin, (.Icorgt hawson,
Chalen Henry and Ji sepli ^iminermnn
-.vent to the Storehouse at fla ''. 'toni of the
slope, where the minors' stlpplh s ate kept,
and after ea? h ?lad oh! duct! Ids day's sup
ply of poWei liioy s-arnd for their respec
tive placcsof Work. Martin lind lutwson
were walking side by -? ic .deni.' the ??ang
vv,iy u hen a 8((c?c ol dlialiti, which ila.' !at
(cr carried in his liand, exploded, teaiius
away h's right le.U and nrm. Mat lin bail
(w?stick^of tlio explosive in .his pocket
.md these took ?re lind explode i au Instant
iater an I literally blew him to pieces.
Zimmerman was but a few yards in ike
rear with H fly pounds Qf thc di idlj ?-.\
plosive, and although he was hurled about
by the concussion mal rcudorod, it
believed, pcrnmnently deaf by tia- report,
the Immense quantiiy - i the sn;r, which
he carri? d did not cxploile. Phuleil Henry,
thc fourth nu mb T of tho party, wiiv
burled against thc side of 'ec 1 n g way by
tlie concussion with such force 'hat bo sus
ii?nitl injuries tim' v ii' incapacitate loni
for some time, nt.d n (mV natned Ptirf t.
w ho was also in the vicinity, wnig picked
np und taken eui un? t?n < i us.
All "Played Out .
"litonV know what ails me lately. Can't
eat well.- pun t sleep well Can'! w rki
uiul don't enjoy doing snythi .. A n i
really sick, ami I really ain'i wed j , 1
.di kind o' played 6ld. som! A ty." rimt
whs! scores of* men say cv. r;. day. It t'n.v
would Uko Dr. Pierce - "?oHeu M
Discovery" Ikey would tvx>akavono >.>
Hon to say it. H purifies the bio i tonet
up the system and fortifie! > * th*
ease. It is a great anti bilious rona-dy ss
well.
. ?.?. -
Sl?eaker Carlisle, who arrived at Wosll
iogton a few days ago, has (jone I- . ill
View to spend a" few tia; s with the Presl
dent HM hi? guest.
lt?-*? ?M t*rfr<cH ??*i)i(Wit tntn> \ or'??'
V..; . ?.\. ."?>:.( bQfftttllltUr tft lt ?iL
- > ?I IO]
foi t'i ? 'has been o?jlc 1 to nicol tit Satatogii
en tito ?7ili September.
?'.ii- twenty dwelling-houses and otto
u; mill wen* bunn -I Monday ni Levium?,
Ohio. I>ss t^U'O.ouO: little Insmiinco.
Tl nun her ..! 1uses of yellow loyer r?
port. ! id N -\ Wost to September 1st was
nuil ibo number of deaths ?'.'-'
S ven liui) steamers willoh haye sailed
... lQueenstown ia tho !.i>; few th>ys took
. a : oiird infill cu?igi?tiH !"t- A mer ii a.
A leiios o? outrages have beert perpcj
: linell citizens el I larrie m eotiiity, |
li ..' -i. ii j a c . .' luwlcts min ca'.l.e-i
iii? !\. "Vi " 11 i : v Caps'
Titi Czar ls massing troops on tho Chi
lli.nd Siberian frontiers v\ iib a view to
il;, su1 l?gation of K.ttsi Turkestan. China
wiii he na luunl to circumvent, if possible,
iii- oib Ns.
(Scorse W. Hatfield, of Arkansas, has
begun sail ag dust tiio Southern Collen
s ed nil Company and its promoters to
r. < .> r certain patents of which Hat (kal i
llu inventor.
It :s HUiioituecd that T. V. Powderly,
i Ooiiurul Master Workuian el the Knights
I if Labor, will proded to 1 rein ml at lit)
eiUly li.tle i> take an ?Ot i VC pill't ia till' N i
tirttllli rtiovom*. lit.
'l ueextensive Iron works bl th. .st. houis
e v. !.< t. computo . sit?an .i in ibo M ? ern
suburb'*) nf t?'.1: i ?ty. '.MIC dc ii: roved by
lire iotwcotl l i iiai 13 o'clock Weunesihiy
nicht. The i L-S?S CSt?ll\iltcd Ut about $100,
oui'; fillip insured.
Keats : :.. ont ort ai nedof set iona trouble
botiveert the whites ?iid hliicica ia Polers?
bu TL'. Aa., growing oui ol two cities ol us
-.e.. lu one of which a n?gre man struck
a white Italy, and in tho other a white- mun
st ru k a negro gb '..
At a meeting ..: nie Carolina Itoiil i?sitit?
Company j la !.: Tut - .ivy. M r. simeon I ly do,
.h-. Wi? it il' It'd j rt' -'arr. .rr MlijOl'
Cl 'li K. II ni." ?roes lo liemin-luun
td takt tho nineo, el seeictiiry bf ibo. Miine
orjj . :.: ilion. ?
i o t ?tton worin ls ul vi*erk hi Hie Cull
S'b-.i ? 1 lill,\ U*? percent. >.! ihetfotioii ?a
'e. :; ... ... Kork, 1 >-.?? r Creek und buho
Washington sections ii: Louisiana have
beeil .-! ..: pct) of its leaves, as tl-., Ugh iii*o
hiid ?wi ? ye i it.
Iii'. its ;.- i nsider Ibo question iaills
i ... ' ..eon the Cnited Shccs mal Cl md
j ii; litiiyt lp thu fisheries Tia hitit
. . . .
peilll
'1 . CotiihK'.rcial Cable Cotnp?rty haye
i- .; a c uuiar {dying ;t rotluetion ut'
tnl: rr.tee. t'a kurt) after ti e lodi inst.
tin ; o ii v. ill bo t Wei ve collis por Word 16
tin .1 llriitiin, Iroliuiti ?md France, mid ii.
ti cn i m: s per word lo < ?orinan-.
A; llrocUtdn, Mass . Joseph Mcl.uugh in
and 1 '.o lick <1 C.: i n, w ho bil ve' booti tl ;. .
I i. k : dey mar IV. 1.. Douglass's
i'iicteiy since tin stillte "1 Hie last? rs bedail
tin re. h ive 'KI II plnccd midi r -1,MUM bonds
catii lo stand ItlVtir trial for ?eti^piiacy.
l i 0 dei ?:. . . .. - itiy ulgnl in I a.:
tira, store, lii? i'nroop avo?nic, I hook ly li,
which Caused a slight damage, th' :-' !'.
,; i in ti e
-t.lV. :!.. fri ia ?ear' tlisesa-c. dropped thai!
froh Ibo excitement caused by tho iiro.
A- IlolMikon, N. Y., Samuel Bremer, a
!. ?- mason, !i is < Hised the nrrosl bi U in.
li.(t il r. Samuel Doiiclson, Joseph lintri
j?an niiil James Giilely. inns ns, I r con
spii . y in trying to (en e him te rt'-i ninioy
adis .... cd employe. They are hohl fer
T. .. (."ii i :- J . ?? protests against thc
treal moni wh ..1 British settlers fit Behring
- .. 10 subjected by thc American inllhdri
lit - iii Alaska, anti sinrucsts th u tho gov
I cnifi I :..! a cruiser to Ali -kau \-?u-r>
to Maure strictly legal ti eminent for British
le '.;' Hare Powell iV. Co. anti !tol>crl
lian l'ow?l, Sons A Co.. two largo coal
iniiiiog rain-; of I iiilatlolphia, have ni ale
:'A a- i i*tUilortt. TllC n>';ets of lin.- ti' IIIS ire
! . d t.- bc far above (heir liabilities;
anti thin tho nssignmotit was tn prov eal
- iori lei .
Ki mk (.'. .McNriiiy. the 10 year old dork
of tho Saco nial lleddleford Savings Iirdi
trttioti ni Saco, Maine, has joined tho groat
army of tibsc udora Ile look with hhii
s:i i' I ia 1 eh. vl*-"..eiH) ?i, I aili tl Slat
bonds iud JOI.OOO in other securities.
Tin- plmil,.franchises and business of Ibo
Haiti ip ire anti < lido Kxprosi Company ha\e
been aoltl to inc L'liiied States bxprcss
i nipaiiy for ik'?,000,000 ter a pirintl of
thirty y< :r.-. No clinnge will ho made in
tito "tviitnag nu-nt or tho hame of tho coin
:i i '...
??'. ur raw natl formidable "ar vo*>cl
and a torpedo boat, t<> l?e added to tin
( !ii? -.. navy, wore Inspected ai Ports
mouth Inst week and sailed for China to
day, The Japanese navy has al-" ! peu
much strengthened, hu' ii is net yet equal
to th . t hi?ese,
It i- reported that Kogl Uh mediation in
Abyoduii bas failed. Tho /V/vte Uomnno
s-iys liia: Septeniber must not lie allowed
tn pass a it hon I elli clim: a settlement of
theil lllculty, if nol by mcdi?tlon, then 'ey
, ni farms lt is staled that an exped?
lion io Abyssinia li la ing prepared.
M". Io tann hands ?vere ihre bini* f\\ the
flinn cf hyman CurM-. in Flint, Mien .
.1 ; . . . Ih? crain BttlCk caught tire, nial
.vki r ibo tarn wvxo lighting ila- lire, thc
b >ilei "? tko thresher engine . xplodcd, kid
in:.'.man anti severely frtjnrlngiwo rtien
anti .. iiee young wt nu n. The horns and
enili ' ' f tin- season were hui mtl.
Tin ruent hard ami continued rain--in
i v iv caused damages amounting to
limn. 11 ? ii dollars. Houses have been
wnsli I iwny, iron i>riik'<s destroyed, the
mili - idly d imag d thu m in) days
wi i ehlj i' I ic trains can be moved on
in i ? .! lotti to one rojtl nlonc. tho
' Uover $100,000.
A; Hy attempt io wreck a pn-?cn
..tr it..a. - :: lliO Indiana, lll'KUtungtun nial
\\ ? 11? I? iilrt>ad wm made TliurHay at
I/?slie -'Htion, near Pekin, ill . by placing
a bago stone on the track Fortunately
1?, rr..I,, ?.. .; o. wed i:p 1.> >H A pMSMtgOf '
<ft '. ?fofS Uti oKsonedon wa* W.ot Wob?
v.,-\ ; supp -s.v. ttl have Kvn ibo motive
Oreel vVi . . Whom scxxi^l Wald Knob
IvorVni >> 'k Mo v < c -.'.rel (or whip
; ... -..?,-.' it, < .?>:. rn pail of
.'. s .-. siettlttig there weigh"
>...-. '...<-. nth tveu bUTrglnr?
;... % ? n c V? diker fonud ft
-, , v" , s to Iiis ir on j
. wail
hi .1 ?vu1 wick, i
... . . s.n s tl,-u tho
, . < i:i ": "tin- t'ii tts I
. i . .>Y '? I . .". > > . '"'."> hi (hu i
? . , vih?i'h wi v ix giiii in tho i
. , T ii are for :f>M\* euch, |
... - r.ii others ure for luju
. . '. votions sinus, i ouching
.
,V from Baltimore says: Fue
in shortly nftcr l o'clock il: moro
??. -. oonginoroouiof thofteiitnor Kssox,
. .. \ l'Oins lino, timi in n .shoK lime yho
was almost completely destroyed. Thc
steamer cosl Atuvuno. nt il was built only
.i< ugo. Pins r Qr ililli was badly
butn'cd all-mi tin- head, l in-lo s i esti
mated nt $S0,C00, and la'covered hy lu
Chinatown, I. s A ugo ks, Cal? wu's couri
plot ly our ned out tour weeks o go, un! 1 u
;. \. locution wiis decided upon 'lin : ?>
plc gnlhcicil in such fi rei i-.t thc sStO ol tho
?i ? -.il now Chhuttown yesterday idler
n. on and used sm h Stormy liiugungc Unit
tho owners had lo DHU also not to l?calo ii o
Ch?nese there, ll la thought that the Chi
nose will Und pren! dliUoully iu securing
any location in die city.
Ormolu tn Human l unn.
IIAMI'STI?AI), TUNAS, August UO.-Tho
county otlicers haye rotiirntd from !: id -
Phillie, '|ho sn m.-of tho Into lori nut
. .n .li ha Schult'/ nial wife, Ctol
. .. .-. .. over sixty yeats < i l. niki i p ?ri
th?' perpetration ol a crime iimi v uki
day night hun tour nu n. innskid ntid oj . .
wise disguised, entered the lionise tiiul dil
Imuidid till 'le- nu.ney uh nit tho nielli's -.
NV bon refused the robbert commenced
pounding holli tho old mau mid ids wife
willi pistols.
Tie. v ilion hound I heir wri >b?, oud. p ur
lng kcrescuc oil Oil thc persons <i hath,
told tb. in they would burn tlieili nllVe, if
tim ihcdiCy waa n->t productd. Winu i<
i .-i I neidn enc of t he villains so' Ure ',<
thc kernst ne ulai they weie horribly bil rued,
Tho ninscloiji of I lu* etd ve.? the old inna's
legs am nearly burned .?>.? under, und lillie
holn .. f ?lis recovery are entert uhiiid.
Si s, s-imi!/, ullhough t nih.y heall n
Oil the luSid mid badly hunted, Will pto'll
lily icoevcf \ir Schiillz was left for deiid.
ti rul Hid re '.lets ihi u searched il"' prend "i .
Und lound n i'l hill und $30 in silver. T>\o
ni? n oe bow nuder iuresl ehurg .1 with the
erlni . and die ethel . implicated ilicoUli ors
C.vpi i soon le have lu ctish dy,
\l (guinn t -> Oi,. front.
i> : nu. Au-, aa '.".i.--Tin- tremendous
st ovni predicted by Prof. Wiggins t?f dib
c-lly und announced In tho Delioil '?',?>.
/'A- '.,* Ahgusl ??, iv-->. i> duet > strike
A merion nu thc lOih ot Soptemt-i r ii I
Pr f \\ . OXpCi'15 i? io le tho mo*!
.
ie aivti
M
fur i i ?cnn ni
liiilf of Mil N
>lr. Hi.tl. I. 1
glyi .< i ? w.e entire i
o.\ I 'ri ddei t ! lavis,
drab I ; refiisi ly und
. I,S V
wi!! prel h< Hu- ,
n-.-. - 1 cfore t!'i- lar
l r..ni :. l\ Uli U. V.. o,
I Ki PASO Scntcinher 1,-At four o'clock
yesterday eveilir?g, Cu i tod Mates t'
j llrichaih and Mr;Co\vartf United .
iigeiit of the M asceta ri? Apacisc? vv?hl i. lin
i furl roi ni of Judge /iubln, De- inacidniti
at Paso del Norte, to trniisncl sonn hiiii.iiicsi
regrtrding the recovery o? horses *I i.
fioia toe India:;-. They waited until llvi
?
?
lerpreter wtis noi present and lie li l in .
in.poriaiit hUsSllCSS Oh I.run!. l in- l .. .'
und Mr. Cowurt walked awny. They I
Insulted, and .Mr. Hrighum suki 1 .
! inform ld- government. Judge '/. ihi i .
several mcns dOWn tho walk, aid eui i
up behind .Mr bru h un slriii k him ;t lu nv;
blow ou r the ll ad.
Consul Brigham has telegraphed the nf
?air t" Washington, corrohorattd hy A. ;.i
(jowan.
\ Vleleor il.ai I Ord I nu ru illutura
A strange lighl phpeftrcd in thc sky on
thc evening of thc lOlli Inst. It was seen
by several cillztll of Newtown hoi Ugh
and township, bul wc sec no notice of its
bcillg Men al ollar plans, lt ii tu .. ! right
h.du in ti.e .sky. about half way from ile
horizon to ila- zenith, ami in nearly lui <m'
ern i.iui!i n. It had iii?? appciinuici . I
Ure. ord nmeteor,dud toroi sold h ! inked
like tin- tail of a comet, lt was r i lari ..
probably As la?go ?s the < ircumh.? ; co of a
ind moori, but more of du shape ?I .. .|
ital I lt nmaimd, BOinc WV, Milly ' ii
minute-, mid tln-n gradually faded o .t.
nur only explanation if thc pie:, mcneil
i-? that ii wu?? either a Ure balloon ?T a rn
ic-!, though nothing hos IHM a heard of
ha!!., n ticing sent up iu lids vicinity, it
ft w..- a meteor it was ev! tidy (ming li
reetly from lisor tllreotJj toward us ash
Appeared in tho .?ame position - ?Vi -
\\ in I are tut ihr llnliy,
?TI.XNTA, G.\., Aiig?il '.';? Kef iitic
days past thc police of Allanta h ve Iggjn
working up a case r.f pei ulisr nature. Two
while women left n baby with a mero wo
nnui and ihyStCll u-ly di appeared. ThO
baby waa nt ti rsi supposed lo bo whin-, but
was found afterward* to v a mulatto
Susie Dunning, tho wbhi mother of tin
baby, w H." arraigned in a .bi?tieo Cn.rt to
day, but was di-, hargcd upon .i s!;-.:, i til
that lllO was willing to Ink" euro ni thc
child and prove thai sin is worth f$,,000
.".'?ie i-. 1 \e.tis old.
No one should bo guilty of trnvclirf;
to Of irmn thc motUlh?ni of North Car
olina without going at Icar.t ono way vin
tho liront All-JtlealiDg Mini ral Hprlug in
Gaston county. *
Olli BTBtCL AND IRON TR A 1>K.
til? l uiirJ t>lntr? in th* World ? \ alignant In
I hit Orr?! Industry.
s. notary Jumes M. Swank, of thu Iron
...-ul Mn ! Association, lins just Issued n re
p >-t. lu whick ko says:
Tho production ol iron ami stool in the
li.- I Stutci m 1880 was much thu hugest
that I us tuken pince lu nny year in the his
tor) ol tho country. At tho close of thc
year thc I." ni ted stairs was the first country
m t?." Min'..', iu thu production of steel In
i crudu forms, of manufactured stud and
of manufactured Iron, and had made a
gre ii strl I in lussoutug ibo distance which
separated ii only from Great liritalu In
i he production of pig hon. The produc
lion nf iron otc was also much larger than
i : any previous year, amounting in round
numbers to to.iiOO.ooo gross ions. Nol
. ling i in - lu alway in tho iron trade
the impolis last year were enormous, lu
i lu Un . tt51,708 gross tous of pig iron, 117,.
".'.1 tous ol old and scrap iron und steel,
20,1 li) : :i- of bar iron. 11,581 tons of steel
i ii ?, i < ?. : i tons of cotton ties. 149,887
I ? steel ingots, billets and liars, v??T,
?'M?ns ol lin plates ard 100,005 tons of
witt; teds.
Comparing the production of some of the
,. liding articles of iron and steel in lsC?i; anil
l>*$0 i i nil ibo grand divisions of thc United
.. iles, lhero is observable a giant stride
Ail thc mils made in 1S50, namely, 150,002
nut t. ;i-. wore iron rails, w hile all those
li . i- in i:>->'?. namely. 1,700,001 net lons,
were .!, . 1 rail, i seepl onl) 20,070 act tons
fb m rails. Dining tho period covered by
ibeso ildrty years this country built up an
iroi rail industry which In 1872 produced
. i,'j.;u ne! lons ..f Iron rails, and when
Iron rails had served their day built up a
steel mil Industry which in 1880 produced
I ,S0S, I O? ni t tons of steel rall.
i ns country IS thc producer of 88 per
i cent, of ibo world s annual output of pig
iron, and of 3-1 per ci nt. of ?ls annual out
I put ot steel.
I Ht", lt i:ili:hl.IO.\ I \ ? ?1 UV.
. . ? .1 .1. - Woulil'llr Kidnappern fcierk Heftige
in Key \\ ral, Florida,
Ki .. W'KST, August :'i0.-The Cuban
? col ! y lu Key West is mut h excited over
tile . ..VA ail airs have lukin in Havana,
j Tho linllvi - feel thal lhere is stone chance
. : . icir being revenged upon the odious
voim. vt rs w ho wore the cause of the mas
mere ol 1 he Cuban students in 1871.
The Ito i rt sshm prevails herc that Marin
will override nil opposition und will etui
the . inbreak by ai resting and shooting
st. vi ral leaders Hie volunteers ol Havana,
rc about 50.000 strong, are a similar
j li dy io (bc old .ltitil/.iiirea of Turkey.
I lu . h vi held all authority in contempt
yvars nhd have bein the viii md dicta
tora ni i nn people nial government. Cap
in (Jener i Marin s only hope lies in a
I complete subjection of ibis clement, lt
j inna bi n - partial victory, but nu ttunlhi
ti m. lb recognizes this ami has made
pro| .: .-i- !i Thc Madrid government
i will now h ive to stand or fail w ith him.
since i hey hive committed themselves by
:. h ri -phil g Marin their approval.
' I'i'Ur of the nu n belonging to .thc cele
i hi iti .! 1 and of Miltagas, th? same that was
. nu us by nearly kidnapping (icu
ri in, have come to Key West and
inning a livery and salo stable. Hy
ever} su inn r frdni Havana they receive tl
'? ..:.-:. '.. til ol h..rM's froin their confedcr
01 oilier ii 1 int i rs ol the hand, and
Ute? ie tl hp istil of lure.
I'll VV/.I.M 1.1 ll I.Ol IM O
? III lilli NoriHH ?o Hi" KtrcUlloU Tin- >lnr
di-rt-r tu ?i?e> and I ._-in? Hie Kxecitt loner?.
Puns, e ugusi lil -Prnn/.iul, tho in ur
: Mai Itegmiiilt, her maid and her
maid's chi I,'was guillotined ni 5 o'clock
ibis 11 irnlng, He madeun confession.
N - crowds wai (ci I about the place of
. ul : d iring tiie win le of the night,
> . :rg up ?1 ? niel.mt bowlilig and yelling,
i lim ,v?s h irrihle. Win n thc chaplain
v ho was i * ufllelate nt thc execution
I, ni ; :. ?. the mass of people was s 1
timi tic'was alines! privet.ted from
. . nj the rn- i l the prison.
ni marched front bis cell to thu
kl with a firm anti a dotlnilt air.
j V\' i iv ti thc executioners scl/cd him. tho
resistid ?md fought desperately,
Mull they let him alone Th?
:- . vcrpowcrcd him und threw
I him upon Un machine, lind in an Instant
h I bini M-eurcly bound, immediately thc
. ... ifo was started, lt descended
irrihle slow nest nt first, but its move
I meut.' ickeiied and the licad of thu mur
derer rolled into the busket,
1 li .ii..?,nt? ol Hollar* I'tHlild lo a llaru.
0 iii AM , de-. August 28 --The poo
? ; 'tl i quiet I >wn arc greatly interested
in i he li oiling o| a big roil of greenbacks
y< .! y in a ll I thy feed-trough In a de
sen . barn Mr. risker si int Th?odore
( rn and I?.?vid linley yesterday lo an
itu lo clear away tho rubbish. After
wot kin; awhile they como to an old feed?
tn igh, in w bk h were all sorts of nccunui*
1 hdi'ms Voung Col burn began ni one end
and :. iud a box', under which w'ns nnothcr,
I \ Che lirst was empty, but in the
om I were many things, w hieb were
I taken out and examined. Among these
i \ s a pm k?go rolled np In an old new s
I pei iud th d loosely Willi ?1 strim:. When
. r>l :.. .1 it was found lo contain a big roi! of
' u ;s, Hie lillis being mostly of largo
ikTii miiiaiious.
?Tin ibeory was Biiggcstcd that perhaps
ui i gi Fisher; who died some months ago
ni i ?vii i u.i~ reported to ix- worth $850,
Mi put the money in the trough tho nigh;
?. Iii died, Ile retired ami was found
(he uexl morning. He was always
Lirglars. lt was known th u be
lind largi amount of money na his person
j lind lb ll nc put il in the old barn for safe
i k oping until morning, when he could put
! ll th? bank. Tko finders of thc pile ad
mil that thc Sum is several tliousand
di liars,
I hr Ship Rope?' i.rrai Cargo.
TAI (?MA, NV. T., August 80 - Thc
Amerli . ship Uopoa, 4,800 tons burthen,
! ti largest ship thai over sailed into Pugei
v u I. nrrii I in Tacoma yesterday, being
. nine days from Nokohnma with
H.7*1 ; >n.i of tea and other mcrchan Ilse fer
( i . ?go, Holton and Philadelphia mer
chunls. The ship Alexander Qi boon i* due
In n fi w days fr. ni thc ?ame port. Tho
irrival . f the Hop?-? is tho ??ginning of di
reel Irado between Yokohama and lids
pori. The cargo goes eastward by 180 cars
of lb Northern Pacific Railroad. Thc
j of Ibo cargo of the ship is |l,.r)O0,tiO0.
Million? nf \rir* for Sediment.
j WA*IIIX?TON, August 80.-Acting I,and
Commissioner Stockslsgcr bas issued the
b I . - rj isiructl ?ns IO carry into cfTitt
" i rj Lamar's recent order restoring tb
settlement and entry certain railroad in
letmilty lands, a? follows Southern PadOc
f ( llif .min. alxiut 4.IHJO,OOO
?cres Hie Dalles Military Road Company,
! fO it* it 1.200,000 aerea; the Ala
bama and ( lintlanooga Railroad, of Ala
bama, about 8,?WO acres, covered by un
ippi - ii selections; the Vicksburg and
M. r i in Railroad, of Mississippi, at?out
?P sen i, al . 1 ivered in- unapproved sc
leed .: ?
A Ort lei Richmond, Kv . Thursday, de
stroyed Hifgs - livery ?bible, Arnold's gro
eery, Gently ?V Co. I hardware, the new
? ?..ra house, N'tT's produce storr, Doug
?s's huh in r shop, Green's opera house,
ha A lams Blores* tVmpnny's office Dio
noll vV. ( o s restaurant and' Smith & Bel
lou ? shop.
A HITCH IN TI.MK.
How to Prevent Trousers from IIHKKIIU-.- ???
the Knee*.
"How do I koop my trousers from |
bagging nt tho knees?" echoed nu old
man who had served many ye ns in the
i'.i ii r h navy, in response to a New Kork
Sun reporter's question. "Why, that's
one of uie simplest things in tho world
if a matt only knows how. and will pill
himself to a trouble at Urst. Jack Tar's
trousers, ns you know, oro very close
reefed and built snug and taut all tho
way down until near the bottom, whore
they are given full sail and spread lia tn?
selves well over the boots. They aro tho
very kiud that :>re apt to bag at tho
knees; so one. of thc tlrst things thu
young laudlubbor is taught when nc em
tors the navy is how to wear th' tn. No
doubt you have often heard of the sailor
taking a hitch in his trousers every time
ho sits down, and no doubt you thought
he did it merely us a sort of introduction
to the yaru he was about to pin. V? s,
few people would imagine that tho hitch
is what keeps th?? trousers straight; hut
just think a moment and you will rt cob '
loot that they tit very tight around tho i
knee, and that whenever you Bit th \. n
and poke out your knees you strolch the
cloth. That's what malo s tho bagging
when jolt si', down: y< ll leilVO plenty of
slack tor the knees to play in, and you
clothes will wear out before tiny will
hag. After taking tho liitoh a h \s tim? I
it will become almost second nature to
yon, and yent will do it unconsciously
every time yoi: sit down. Tho hitch may
ho simple, but it's worth mon t(, a mail '
than one of those patent So trouser !
stretchers. As for the coat, not one iu a i
dozen knows how to I niton it so that it '
will set well. Tho proper way ie to be
gin nt thc bottom button nnd go up. I
Not a day passes hut I have to lough ut !
people who say tiny are going t i 1 nit' ll
tin ir coats up, and then calmly preen il
to button them down.'"
VI lt. COW Illili M '-. MU A*.
ll.?? Un- i.'riii-rnl Mnitrr Workman Annly/.i'*
? he Oov mini titi l.nwM,
General Master Workman Powdcrly, in
tho lust number of tlc Kidghu otUciuior
gan, has issued three circulars io Hu Ur
der. tine, entitled "Mn.ve Mt e. Rebind
(hit Hug (?uns,'' warna thc wot kim :. against
force in thc settlement of labor . * j ll i < i
sud rends a lesson to i apttalista who Ivo
cate force to settle strikes. A not lu .'. i ii
titled -Speak Weil of thc Dead. ' defends
Henry Waul Beecher lind dtow ; lu was
friend of thc workingman. Tlio tlc i
vi r, lengthy mid is entitled, "Wanted -A
New Government." In it Mr, Pow lei .
rclntcs that in a discussion with capitalist
he read a pari of the Declaration ol Indi
pendciiee referring to all liebig created
equal. Tin; source w as not recognized mu!
the ideas were deeded as revolutionary.
Mr. Powdcrly llicii analyzes ut si me !c : J,
what is incant hy thc Dei titration ai. ! ?
ciiks that although our forefathers ovci
? threw a monarchy, they did not ovctthrow
the aristocracy. Thc new shape the si!
hieratic idea took is that of railroad mo
llopolics and coal cliques, and against tia . e
Mr. Powdcrly strongly inveighs ns vi I.
j lui thc right-, of a trie peep.e.
ile says: "Did anyone, m reading tin
history of ibo past, ever stumble neross ?
more stupendous piece of asininity that tb ii
which keeps thc coal invaj bon! the man
who wants it simply because a fen ?nen
w ho have monopolized the gifts of thc Che
alor have so w ilk d itv"
In treating of the Sem ile lio says "lt i
openly charged that a majority ot t...
Lulled States Se?ale owe their election to
railroad or national bank influence, Tbl-J
statement hus river Ken contradicted.
How long will the people coulinue lo u
sped H government ?hat allow - men ;< p .'
up th.- nation's rights to the highest bid li .
I low long will the people continue lo up
hold a govern men t (lint turn* an ( ir . ;.
lo thc voice of wealth and passes by on ila
oihcr .-ide winn tho voice of thc* com tn
I? opie is raised in behalf of ? isllci Th<
day lins como to institute a new govern?
nieul lind w ill i lb et a rcstoratii n < i ;
right."" of thc |>copIc." Ie. n .!?! : ..
loss of running a railroad m der lite in'- :
State Commerce Act bc says: 'If tia-, em
liol operate their railroads cxn pl ni a' 1 ss,
then the government cnn do so and make
them pay,
l III. I AN VIII VA r'ISIIKIl lt.?
The Coining Kegoilatlon? Hr lu ron Kugland
nod I la? i omilry.
W I-IIINI. i.?s, August HI.-Tho Pep ri
mein of State luis not yet been ollie! ! : . ad
vised ?if Mr. Chamberlain's np| oinii . ni i
pp sideni of thc lt lyal ( oiumissiott chm I
with thc dicy ol elb cling u sc tl mi II ol
Ute questions al issue between tin I ; - i
Stiiies and Great britain concerning" lin
fisheries. While (his govcrnmci t luis i I
yet selected UlC per-ms who will lie cu
trusted with tho conduct of tin negotiai! :;
in its interest, yet little difficult V. x\ cd
tc lie mci in ?ii.litig nun whoa* brea Uh ol
view and legal acunen will ensure li pu |x r
prcscntation of the Interests of the United
Stales andan agreement honorable in I rms
and satisfactory to tho whole ? anuri.
Secretary Bayard Will make i; u o n.'
thot On the questions at Issue our repr?sele
tat I voa shall present titi undivided from
Ile believes thal lhere can bi uo doubt tu
lo the power of the br-M h nt io nop h
tho American Coinrnbsloiiers, as lie la < in
stltutlonallj authorized to initiate negoila
Hons nnd make treaties willi fore ?n ci
tries, subject to rntitlcntioii hy the Senate
The exact functions of thc Commission
have not been defined. Generally it will
consider all of thc questions now at issue
between die United Statu*. and Canada
arising from thc conflicting claims of thc
two countries respecting thc fisheries, bul
whither thc risuit ol the negotiation?
successful, will IK- a dCW treaty or an ami
Cable agreement under tho treaty now oj tr
Alive cannot at present I? predicted, Tin
negotiations with Great Britain have, li "
ever, new reached SUcll ii phase ihAI Hun
hoy Bayard is encouraged in the bell?
that .. filial adjustment Of Die questloi -
\\ bick have vexed thc two nations sin . hi
expiration of tho treaty of Washington ii
near a', kind.
bAfeUIRII io ni v i ii.
Talr? <:? mirror from ihr I on Ort U?m?>? ol
(j corgis.
Ar i \N i \. Ga., Septem ber l. Govern i
Gordon hus received Information from
Dodge county of a case of brutality to c< :.
viols In Degree's camp, which bas ho
earthed hy the Dodge county grand
At thal (ump, where Idly COnvli
worked, the superintendents nmne I? Br.v
ant. Ono of Ike convicts who was
with dropsy, Was made tow? rk hytli o
flo complained of being sick, bul willi n
lush Bryant compelled him lo keep :
work until nt Issi (ho conti* ?. fell d nd i
his feet The grund jury hal im;,. U I lil ;
ant for murder, but nc board of ll h
caped Into Alabama. Other convicts wei
equally badly m-an-d.
Another CHM; was that ol a DOgl . Wim
escaped from the camp. Tin mai nj
supposed i liai bc would mike ;.?.(
'iy the railroad mid sent a guard to ii li r
cept bim. The inurd ?n,i Ul the - 111
low the station, where there ha ! bin : n
"ld mill After some Unat .?? v la .i . .
clanking of (hain?, mid knew thal lin
gm was < oining The uegro came h .
sod ?rai shot dead. The guard - hi
halted tho negro and bo run. The slat*
ment was controverted by thc fact thai
every ?hot wa* fired into nie rjOftt) - I .
and frout.
i.o-u in iiie Hurries!!*)
Just Imf oro daylight Tuesday mornlogl
.In- Philadelphia steam tug Ulncllston rame
int.? ihe I'ol iwnn U ikwator-jvlth a large 1
lurk laying ovt r Uer beam ends, tho Mikish
bark Armi'tilti, hound from i?ew York lol
l*>!.t ?via i ir ord irs. whh ii lull eargo of p?- i
trolcum. Bho ii..<i experienced ?>" lorrlilo
tmrrlcann of the M?t:-, and had lost every
Mil, besides having her chief malo Washed
?vorb aro. Tho Uludhton had nicked her!
u|> ?!? ?ti?uv around ;ti sen in a helpless eon-,
[litton.
The Phil ul. Ipi In schooner Mary li. Ila
L\III arrived til Wilmington, N. C , yestei ,
Jay, whh decks -wept, together with sails
nail lifeboats carried ii way, having fallen
III w Ith :' linn i' IU*J lilt I hillel a*.
Captain Ihmes, of tho steamship l>e<
frojii Havannah, ri potts Unit ?ai Sun
dav ? yeulng, Cape Lookout, bearing north
west by HOI iii eu? hall north, passed a voa
sol's long-boat hollow up. 'fudging from
Ihe appearance of thc b til it lind contained
ibo crew of some craft thal had fi u tide rid
lu ihe rec? ni . rms aud had caps!/ tl addi
all ibo "i ' up mts.
Cai tal i t ? " ot?, of Ike british Mooni
ship .Shelby, ni Philadelphia ; rt yesterday
from Seriphos, OrcoeO) reports having ex
petit ii?oil the ?uno siornr. and says he
never saw or !.. ifd of stich u terrille ou?,
liefoic;
A NAMELESS CASI!.
.M.? ease hash en n very curious ene
for about thitt' it year*1, *At interalsof
about ono wt ok I would bo attacked with
spells ol severe and most excruciating
pain, alway* commencing in tho region
of my kidneys. Tho pain Would then go
upwards and allect mj body and head,
aol icmed to penetrate my very eye
ball . creating theinosl iulonso gunering,
las ti I g abeu; ,?;;|jt lu t.-o.ieh Spell.
' resort? ! tv? ul! kb ?b> of u?cdicuio
wit] dit bonellt. Heverul doctois treated
my cai-e, but te - :.> gav? roll f. 1 finally
u>. 'i Ik ti. if. na an experiment, and n<
loy ni t. r at t ni: i tu? tr nil piiin and huf
ferin^ vaftisl o I alter using three doses.
Tot io present tim? I have used three
betti ?S, and ti ?I :? pain bas ever return*
cd. I de nb! knot wi ni wastho matt? r,
neither could hiv physician name tho
complaint. Thu il, li. ??. not I tinely
and powerfully upon my kidneys; iu\
ap|H tito ha - : en n spk n?.iid and my ct n
stitution built up rapi Hy.
ll. THOMAS,
Cons) i di .. ( lu., M iy C, 1880,
tJnimpenchod Integrity,
I am f >. Broke d ?:i nw Ive years
ago, and have bet boen able t?i work
ine?. Have lost proper action of i 3
hips and legs; For live years scrofulous
?or? . have upi J?r<-<\ ?>n uiy scalp ai '?
nose, end .1? same time my eyesight bi .
gan to fail, and for tbreo yeats have bo e.
Comparatively blind. Hiiro been treal .!
by eminent physicians ot diilerent
s?.'liooh wi liotti n em ?. I have takeii
live : ott les ol li. ti. lt. (made at Atlanta,
(Sa. i..: d all scrofulous si ros ure ghi hi
ally healing. Inljainmnti >n nlmut inj
eyes hus d isa ppcui I und then is eoiuy
improvement my vision; A .tn vor\
hutch beta rited and re.lievi l nml be i?
id feel like ni hov again--J el good, M v
KINK OF THK UN: ST KKSOKTS IN
01 J ' ' " ty , ii ,
? ?no AU "tis?i'lilz rilli.i'll It{)i i,," ,1
?1A?ST< IN* COUNTV, X. (j.
This h .-, ed Hummer Hosort is now
open. Accommodation ?. pud t. ibo best.
Elev?t i .'t .0 foot above M a lovel
Hates .- -'.".> \ , Y djiy, SilO.OO an I .. I'i.itO
per week, i'. ?:.. rou lars or ihforniation
address Ibo pjroprh loi .
( O;-./.I;NS . i HOM
All-Healing p. p.
. u . a -'>i . o?\ r< i n i nra i < .-t? 1 .??
S?ARKIIKQ CATAWBA llW&i
CA'l AW J JA dot X iv, >:. (J.
Ut all lili : ot- it bu not t . ito 1 mut
IJ VT H H COMPLETE-,
fool Shi ri r, W .m. nml ii,,- ^u Intuir, IP
Mr und v ap ?r . ntlH : u 0 ii.uni . ? ?a
" in? nu pt i r.M ? 1,'tNi Wntci
lng ria< - Writ fm ( u niocuo
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Proprietors.
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AND PowrJi\FUL TONIC.
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icou Exiicriouccd nod Skill
rn! i?Ujuteluii* and Kn nf coils?
ALL CHRONIC DICCASF.S A SPECIALTY.
., i' l hon orut their homes. Many
i linnie, through correspondence, ns
HOI ssl illy ns If herc m
tl 1
, i sou, Como u?a
, 11 < . ms In Stumps for our
?lid . !<," which gives ?ill pintie
I ? ,,. . WoiU.O'H l?l8WtNSAHY MIDI
v i ION, iKKJ Muhl Ht., Pul?alo, N.Y.
Asst
;! "rim-down," Uohiittnted
lol .i .... iv. iiilllhiot*s, seamstresses, house,
i. ? ?lu.unen itetioraliy,
. Inn is tho host
. liol n " < 'uro-all,
i, gs of purtioso,
i ' Sfioolllo for till tlioso
il I HK< uses peculiar to
\ .'. ' ' ninny thousands
la' Hotel und Sur?;.
I i .-.' oxpork'uco
' rs foi* I liclr cure, and
I erco'i Fi s-rito Prescription
ls the r exp iii "> o. For
lo' .url coup .i> :. . I H flu io mat lon
und !.-...: i. tl >|?oolflo. It
i- i rful well ns uterine, tonio
or mid stn nutli
to ilio IM|I cures weakness of
Ht . . ' '.. In .1 . H', wi uk hack,
usti?n, ii- Milty anil
! nvorlto Pn-sorlp
undor mir punitive
uroond bottle
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SICK HEADACHE,
Stilton* ffomliiclie?
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I ton, In? leowtloiij
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rout?
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ind "viii-, nuil Cnstiiiira,
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