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EFTA. BLISHED 1865- NE,W EM T SAYMWEEK, . A V2 A80 2 cases ShirLing prints jtit 2 balos 4 ' Shirting short lo 2 cas a 4 4 bleached cloth a soilod ')0 pieces black Sattine shor 5 " I lndigo blue Calico 25 " 10-4 unbleached Sli 25 "la" leachod Shoe, 100 " John P. King Drill 100 " Newherry Mills Shir 5 S0 " Coltonalos rogular : qualily now . 50 " Cottonados regulai qality now . AGUINALDO IS WHIPPED, IimS Tii W HIT1C FLAG AND ASKS TEHRMS FORt SURRUtNDERt. Sp4msHi Fin1iloh-Sein two oftlcerm whin IWO Mindhy Ie (i iVed Ani41 Uondulctf-d to Gei& Otim. at aiHi'na, to Negotliatto for is Venco. Manila, April 28.-As was pro dicted, the capture of Calumpit by the Ampricaus broke tho back bone of the insurgent cause and the cap tare was made by such daring skill and was such a remarkable military acihievemnnt that Aguinaldo lost tic time in hoisting a flag of truce and making overtures for cessation of hostilities. Col. Manual Arguelpses and Lieut. Jose Bernal, chief of General Luna'i staff, entered General McArthur'i lino early today bearing a flag of truco. They were en routo for Ma nila 1 y train to confer with General Otis regarding terms of surronder. Arriving at Manila, Colonel Man nel Argoeliesson and Lieutenant Jose Bornial told General Otis that they were representatives of General Luna tand had been requested by Aguin al,o to ask General Otis for a cessa ti;>n1 of hos.tilities in order to allow~ time for tho summoning of the Fil ipino congress, which wvould docide whether t ha peoplle wanted peace. 3enieral Otis replied that he did not recognize the oxistence of the Filipino government. There wvill be another conference to- morrow. When the flag of truce was first raised the Fil ipine oflicors wa lked down the railroad track to a Kansas regimient outpost at 91 o'clock this morning. The Kansas captain ir command thore escorted them tc Gienerail WVhteaton's hieadquarters whre they were p)rovidled with horses and sont to the headquartert of General McArthur. The~ latter invited the Filipinos to lunchon arnd conversed with them for some tme. He refused, however, to spenk athoritatively on the subject of thoir errandt. T1he Fiilipinos were then oscort.ed by Major Maloney, of General Mc Aithsur's staff, to Manila, reachin that place at ;3 o'clock p. mn. (ien eral Otis's aide, Lieutenant Sladen, was awvait ing their arrival at the depot with a c.arringo in which they wvere driven to the palace entrance. They woero escorted directly to the ollic of General Otis. Jacob GA. Schurman, p)rosident of the Philippino commission, and the Hion. Chas. Doenby, member of t hr commission, soon joinled tbe party there. Then news of the rwrrival of t he Filipino ollicors under flag of triuce spreadl throngh the city rapidly and many officers gravitated to the corri dors of the palace while a crowd of natives gathered in the square op po'sito the palace. At 5 o'clock the Filipino oflicers, espcoretd by Lieutenant Sladen and *Maior Maloney, left the palace. '41 opened 21c yard 100 dozen boys' [igth 21, " 40(3 cut noV Lightly 100 Umbrellas a 30 " 100 b length .15 " 100 only 4( " 50 pieces now bl [voting 1lc " 35c quality bing 13.10 " 100 pieces kid C 4, " our price ting 45 " 150 pieces EIbr I2.c Go our pric 250 pieces Embi e160 7j our prict 300 pieces Embi .121e " 121c onr pr Verdict Was Reached In Nineteen Minutes, OIiNMMiNT HI Jk) NO CASMC AGAINST At''cORItaCK AuttN istriet Aitoriy (Ive It - W i iI to Withdraw Promectilon hteforo Ce 'We-t Io thiry-'uio rtm Uoma raudle-t . (Special to The State.) Greonville, April 28.-Whon tho United States court mot this morn ing the district attorney ainounced that the -government had closmd its case against the citizons of McCor mick, who were under indictment for conspiracy. The defenso examined at half dozen witnesses and one of the defendants among them, Mr. Dunlap, who testified in regard to the interview at Tolbert's house when ho and others gave assurance to Tol bort that he would be protected at. McCormick for a reasonable time, but that hey feared violence from men who might como from other Communitivs. Some of I ie witnesses flatly contradicted Tolbert's evidence on several points. The district at torney raised the question its to the conspiracy relatimg to Tolbort as a government oflicial or as an individ ual and said ho woul w(~it hdraw~ the prosecution if the court ~wuld hold that he,was involved as an oil'cial. Judge Birawley said that tbe jury must deterin e I he mtattor on the evidonee and it wvas not. for him to decide. An effort to agroe upon the time to bo consumed ini the argument. Judge Brawvley's chmargo occupied half an hour in which he itmde gen eral remarks upon01 the duty of the juries to maintain the law and pun ish the guilty regardless of all con siderations other thana the evidence. Th'e jury retired at .12.30 and afte1 an absence of in et een mianutes re turned ith a verdlict of unot guilty. The defendants were discharged from custody and received warm con.. gratulations of their friends on all sidles. The verdict was a foregono conclusion, n.e the government utterly failed to connect the de'fendlants with the conspiracy chatrgedl ini the1 indict ment. (Detroit Journal.) "'The Lord has sent me!"' qju,,t h the missionairy, iminmediately ho set foot upon the tropic strand. Here a venerable savage ad.drosed his fellows. "Didn't I tell you lhe Lord would1 provideo?" he exelaimed. T1hWn they fell to and atto the mis1 sionary, atnd their simple faith was much confirmed1 by thle incidlout. CASTORIA Eor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Bignature of / M MNAUQ knee pants wore I ea to - 25 o pair 1 .nd Parasols now only 35(. 100 44 49 19 4 7 5el " " " 750. 1 ca ack dres goods reguliar 11W . . 25c. I ca :ambric others ask you 5c - - . 3 C. 1eca Aidori's others ask you *3.e. .100 -oiderios others ask you ]00 - .c. 100 oidories others ask you 100 CANINE QUESTION BEFORE THE COURT. MAN CH11GE WIT11 11U41OJLAIZINO A DOFKECNNECL. Novel UComo Ii Spreivie Vuart-The Prira ehple of Law Ir violved IN Whether a Dog N a Pirco of PrtroaiLl Propi-rIy. (TheState.) An iiteresting case is soon to collie 11) ill the Stato Siiprem Court. ut princi)lo involved is -Is a dog such11 proporty as.4 is the subjoet . ('f larceny ?" Tho.,question is seeming ly fin insignificant one, but it iats nover beon dt4ermined dlfinitely in the coirts of this State. On July 16, 1SU8, Geoorge Lang ford onterod tho dog 1houso of Mary Nichols, at Nowborry, about 10 o'clock at night, "foloniiously aind burglariously with intent to steal the goods and eliatt-s of Mary Nichols," and "with forceo and arms' did steal Oto flog of the vialuo of $10, etc. Thcse wns not trid inl tho cir cuit court. its L:mgford's attorie "S, Johnstono & Welch, m1iov0d that Ill indictlimnt be quahedili oin th o groin I-ds "th. al) d.g iot such pr'ope'rty as5 in the crminal law is the subjet of larceny, and1( ther.'foro there cain be 110 burglary. "Tiho second counrt doe4s not allege thait the 'said( (log hiouis' wasi withlini 200 yards of, and ap)purtonanit to, the dwelling house, and1( henco comn. p)ounId larceny could not be comn mnitted therein.'" His Honor, Judge Geo. WV. Gage, quallshedM the indictment for the fol - lowing reasons "'Burelairy of tbo dlog house ap par1ltenanlt to the dlwellinlg with in tout to steal the goods and chaittels of a persohi namiued. "'COmnd1111I urelny. A i-tein rg' of a clog ini the niight timeii, worthI $10, from a dog hiouuse, and1( Clm b)raced1 in t he last is pet]it laLrceny3. "'I hold, firist., th at, larceny cannIot 1)0 commIlitte'd of a (log; that the in tent. to steail goods and' ehattels, charged ini thle first count, necessa ri ly inmplies the stecalIinrg of a (log, he caus18 from ai (log hlouse5~, and14 that the olfonlse of burglary is thIor.3foro not chaIrgedl. "I hold, furl her, that it is niot com-. pound larceny to steal from a (dog house. "I hold, lastly, that no0 petit lam cony of a dlog can he comm it ted, but, if so, thli mangistrato has concurrenIt juirisdict ion, arnd thle caise is t riablle by that ollicor and onght niot. to b)e tried here."' Solicitor Sense entered an aippeal on thre groundcs that a (log is the siub ject of larcony as much as aniy other personlal pro~prty~; andc tha~ the caso was a matter for proof anId should have gone1 to the juriy. The suorarnln conet hian (li.Oim IH Pf ON Fo whitO lanWIs mhort, lengths goiig a piecos colordi Organdis, just, openek-d, ask to see them. so whito bud spreads, the best. inl South Carolina . 4o vlito Bod SpreldH, the best, inl South Carolina so White Bd Spreads, thm host, inl America dozol iadies' ('aizo Vest. now only 66 64 fi It " Towels 0111 sido show compot i(ors 118k oN I 5n M imlilnatugi'm priceo that Ihe "owlner cf a dog has such a properLy thereiin ts to ont,itl him to recover or a wroniigful injury thero to " This doci.ionl was filed by Jus ticm Jonvs in the cli'm o( Salloy vs. ho Mance wstor and Angtista Rail way collimpany. The plaintilT brought suit agamtst tho railroad companly for damnages for running ovor a dog. The dcision says: "Whether dogs in this Stato may be thle subJect of such completo pro p3rty as wiNoilbl m11ako the stealing of thom larcony has not boon vxpressly decidled." 1310 justick) Jonles opined that as dogs aro assessed for taxa tion theroforo "thorc is legislativo recogration of dogs ats piersoial pro perty capable of valuation. What the law taxes as personal proport.y, it will tax a s )Ih." The latter case wits romanded to the circuit coutr,t for trisl, and from this it is probable that the supreme court, will decidu that stc fing a dog in the fight timaio from 1pvimiss iap purtenaint to a dwollill" is burglary. "TheLI Count.ess Emliat,"' Anthony Hope's now~ romlanice, is begun inl tihe Art. of [istenhinIg to a Sermnon"' iniau gurates the first, of the series of ar1 ticles ont thiepuilpit and1( the pQw h)v 11an Malaurenc. Anrot her ntotatbie fea". ture of the samle 1i8110 is "Thbe Secrn ti of a H[app)y Life," by the Rev. Newv eli D)wight Hillis, D). D)., pastor of hlas become ai reguilar co0n1tributtor to the Jou rnal. P auli Leicest er Focrd writes "Thiue Anaecdotail Sid of Gieorge Wasingt.on,'' reconting some of the best buft least-known s ories of tile "'Fathe r of H- is Co u,'t ry."' Viola Alen dIraws upon01 her own riebh store of expe~rienice to tell "' \ liat it MEanis to h)o an1 Actn+c'S,"~ and(1 Jo.sopif EdXgar Chamb11eicrlain1 iLlt rodudces ' "Holon Kl. lor a1s She Real ly Is,'" giving somea iterestinug giillpses of this ma11rvel. On )i ho (editorial pag Ediwardl Iok Itrealts of th prdetty3 Amiiericani girlsI, and1( discoulrses Oin thle moUst be(lovedl womien of the cenltury. THe fei nUIin wrdrobie is conisidered inl (lab1 Orate deitaiil, t he airt icIlesbing b)y the bes't fashion w ritIors-and1( ill ustraltedt. "Them Biiinlg of thle 81hip"' is the thome of t he sixthi of W. ,. Long fc oo's poems,3 am11 p 1iet('rill feat .ares oif prattical inte'rest are "Natu're's GJardon,'" "T'he IPret tie.st Country Homes1(' in Amitericat,"''i "tist ic Arb)ors and1( Summiner H.>ulses"' and( '"The Fliag in thme Chuirch."' Mairia Palion ini autguirates ai n0w d1epaitrt.imentt, "House18 hold H1(ps andtic Nc'w Ideas1(,"' and1 Mrs. S. TI. ?orr gives8 thle minuls of "'Lit tie Dinniers by Fighiteeni of My GirIs'" and wi*tes of "'Milk: Its Uiso and1( A buse.'' II. inn W\at.te'rson Moody I hll ines "The(3 Trn man :cing of MothI eirhood,"' and1 Mrs. Holuybprey con-. ribte(s her second a rticlde on "'How to be Pretty Though Plain.'" In short, thle Mal y Jonurnal hais appa-11 rent ly ant Iiit ed every need31 thatt (can tirisi' ini thei home.'. By thle Cur pia1. One0 th,liar po(r yeair; ten cenits po co)py. dICE LI AIh t "c. SIHOES AND SIA IOc. I Wo ha1vo oenough Shoes for W01ani1 illd child ill No County. 45v.(. Our low prices and good goc tho pvoplo hero forty 75c. ar*ound. 5 casms Slipperm, just ,opvned 4Ic. 46 49 Sc. Ask for Drv Solby Shoos au 10C bottlor. 'I IM Beef Court of Myitery. (Washington EveningNows,April 25.) Whatl can ill tho Beof Court mn110fu ? It is prls blibly composod of oflicoirs anld gmntlemnl, and, ostensibly, sit. ting to learn tho truth of tho army ration sclndalm. Whiat., thi'n, caln bo the meaning of its dotormination to oxcludo tho roport of Colonol (1ar liugton, which, to tho unprejudiced outsido mind, appears to sottle tho ombalmod boof controversy beyond Rkly proadvontureY Garlington is a worthy ind traiied olicer of the In spector Gcncral's Departmnt, mnd has to honorably escaped tho taint, of Algerism in his militiary career that. his word ought to bo taken is gos pol am111ong hiH coarades of tho rogii Mar service. W are afraid that what ordinary observers would tiko to bo him crodentials in this regard arcl con - sidered discredliablo under th pros ent regimlo. (arlington 11s suc CoOdod ll 1111 ilathinlg al(] xposing 10ho vory cond;tion of things that Geniiral Milos allegod to oxist: 1rgo, his roport is rejected by tho Courit, ats it is said to .huvo been proviously suippressed by Alger. YetL it is a iild and 11 harmless (1<c umenot., wh ich is innoceut of a single chatrgo (If mlliscond(uct, or* een of in. oiliciency, aiginst any mortal soul. I Oh oly relates t ho ant hor's Oxperience in ascertaU iig t ho truth abou1)1t maut teors thaot the1 Beef Court hals boon sullpposedly aitXous to inivest igatto. We uniderstan t1110hat it include11s cor 11ain demonst rations wihich mnighit ho uncom11fort able for t.ho paickers of car rionl and1 the1 canneuiirs of loat hsomei mneat p)ulpj; but wo' (1o not believo 1t. conItan a1181 seniton,ce that cou (1ld o sibly hurtii an honet buOtcher or cnon tractor. If it. makeos it lain that thle chiIcails (litnotd (1inI t ho dis gusting anima ma~1 iitter forced upon01 A merican soldliers, woro of t heo sovo rall sorts regiulatrly bough t ini large quatiiitit jes by meat. packers, t he Court ouight to ho ghail to receivo t ho ovi donco. Thaiit is t ho kind of thIingv the pubI1lic aissumeid it to ho ogn gnzdfor, anrgaolyju t.o awavikoning to a senso0 of mnistaikes as8 If Colonol (Gar:lingtoni has been1 able to provo t hat t ho allegedl caInned "'roast beef,"' purchased inl tri loads01( wit hout insp)ct Iin, and1( withi conl5s teut i rreguilarity, was comnposed of the dotrit us of hanks frill Iof ciarcanssos from wh1iich heef ext ract had ben made(1, the Court should( hail that i formiation, as corrob)oraitionl of whatd isl general op,inioni. IBt thei only chem1ien11 among t ho manily chairgl'd ini the nautional ind(ict. rnenit and( withI them e Pof which (everyb)ody is fm n iliar, that Coloneol (Gairi ingtoni hats not discoverod, is pioral)o iitakie. If heo could haivo found any of thait, or barrels or ocOians of it,. te) vidon'ien of tiha flit IST ocs PP'ERS (1"Tt This is ryll VVIN lillkl qlulityV of oit, of didi 111s aro rinuginug o( an Id fifty miles o o. , prico C1, r I itii Two 111drod Ah1 ii e'(lit, olil pl-jeo "6 $1.2. will 8011 yoll it "t" $1..clotlg s MilTlill(l t nali lof uitOr loyl to liej~ow rtht it 1lowe i0111, oollioof Mauirng Aii (ieuwht Y~\ifI yo want the would havo boollnaccept'id wvith joy and gliadnisvs; with truinpots, liko wiis, aid t;sedhwms. Othors Inay bo lnoef loyal to fhl powor that, elln1 b).l Htow flit plactlH fuld villollilivitp Ii ahu whitowash will bo fortcom lienl fig. Ther will bo 1 delugo of it. And thenl whatr Will tho naition bo salisfiod'? Will tho truth1, ats it. hals appoarmd hmfort) tho Bvvf Court, logo ills fr-ihfful Significaneor WVill at niunlorous criinm agantit. hlvploss $Amorican troopH ho for-got,toll afuld for givonl by timi. liorrowinig friollIs atild indigiftaitt fol low -coullt ry Inoll? \\ait and i ov! hOU111IiN I'llItllHA.IS S. '. & (IA. Vi n otrol at Oeae-'rper!y Will Ion Op. et a Cel' i harletlosi Dlviv in tr So mitit ora itanit y--Wviii Ps oia y I ' lt, s4'1t)"Ihly Lih,e til1 to W0141 Charlvston, S. C., A pril '>).- Th dlI bvtwel tho Southern raihway and tho South Carolina and (loorgia for tho purchilso of thi lit(tor rfil ronA has bevvn coi, -nmmauted. \'ico. F?residvent. Acdrtmws find AMhrmv A hoy, of th h Smiul hrin, a1r 1in Charlostoi today a. it imt1t1ing of the stockhohlrs of t he Sont hi Catro lin atal Geor0tgiai Theu termis of thet purha wrel 1( V4I not, gi venIO ot. It is undi(ersf.oodl the Stouthen will ter 1 WVest 1In1dios. 'I'ho 1(ea15 of the Sout b Carioliina and Ge'otgia t)o tho Sothr cariiii(41ries wvith it absnoluto corit r'ol of t ho Augnus ta Soutijhern line, but1 thei4 Ohio tive'r ar181 Charlilston, t ho ofther 1leased line of the South Catrolinau amil Georgia road, is inot inichied in i.ho dheal. Orders worO att one(n4 issued'( from the \Vaishinigt on atri1 N ow York oilices of t,bo( Soutn110i sysh 4ii conitiniiinia Ox. istiri ! ofilits of t i.- lhs a d line's irn sorviPe andit direct in r themti to tjoot to theC pr1ioerfiii tuirio'ntfs of thle Th le (1eal is reogardedil i hrei with muchel favor* b y t i0he tusiness intetrests5 of t ho city, ea.secial ly 11s arineos il iQ Charlestotn : tol D4 itinho ii loiliing Souithierni rilw ay termcinlu po(itt trorn t his t il mo oi. \'ieo- I 'nesiudent A. i(. And(1r44ws said ton ighit t hat the SouthI Caroliuna wouild be4 e<piupped att once0 withi stool ril s atid t ho miost. impllr(ved roll ing stoch. Thiroiugh passenget.~(rs t ratins wvil be 1pu )t on bo twooni thut eily antd the8 iedoniJt sectioni of Carolina andti at through freighlt serviceu sin Asheovill0e wiIll b tho i\lissM5issii valb-y. AllI inidien 1ions poin t to thle f,.et that. Chiar lostonI is abot, t. b'come Oih e bod01iin South At lnte lat of the4 Southern1 railwa sytem 0.n1 2i 90 DECPAlRTM.IEN 1'. I aro (10ling ( ht( bIlISItSs, dho Ir gooids IIIr( up itkol tho ,to old goods ouit of Style, p, nothing but. Ip-to dato i's Silits SqIuaro or round %n'S Suits :(luIaro or roumd C ' - $d.C)) quit lit $7.")( tha1t. ther Iegular -IM aisk vol i ton dollar bill. oIFi 'oil for los,. 1108 your Iloli.) will huy 1colln!!! to Mimugihil's. fmom 411011 A >V1ICE '14) NEMR0114, Il,ocer Whi t,iigic,l l'- It' tim Negri 14) VtII, fat 11141 m i i t ,I Wo V lit 4 De.m o. Thm1) m ost, senIisib Io tid practical Oegro of pruominvlnco ill t110 South in pirof. Bookor T. Wasihington of Tus koge Ala., and ho is thoroughly in 10)II4nd1nt, inl hiS ViVW9. Inl anslWor1 mg tho rIeI1lv of i promiioit col >rod nin in Nortli Caroina its to valt, shoild I dmo to a1lty tho rosmA colflict betwoonl tho rale.s, 1)rofC. \VashlIL"tonl clol rly IldiHn hIimi too 111dw alliane with (ho t.riuim Altid Doimocrlcy. Ho miays in the1 etteor: "I 11Mo 1IV( i1n1(iiig In1YHolf latOly iomeo ralter serionti questions, aid I vat to put (Inlo or two of thoml to 011. I th101erli1t.' Iay On11or1 why (11 )(%groe%s in tho South should contiilo 0 Oppos(I tho Soulthorn whiito mlan in iis Ioliis is not. this the sourco >f nevarly all our trouiblosy Uncon icionsly wi SIell to livo gotton th) doln into our1 blood( anId bonlos that vo Ir Oinly a:g ill a Iily wiy V1hm1 wV0 (ili O-,Oil bouher- whito muen v II our voteH. "61 li(v i tt A overnor Johnston, >f A.lbansIl is ju1t as11 good at frienid o I tohe blk man11 1a8 lHn. \Vmi. ontiiglIoo I, of AXlabamahl i. 11.on. \vmir. 0hIlowers, and1 Govern1or .Johnslton 111s aboli1 t it )),t li)t) wb1111 foll owers ill \Ilbanut. \Vhy shlold wo4 follow r. Vonnglood with his 400t white ollowers ra1the4r than1 G overnior John ihuln with his8 dt)0,t)00 followers wheni 1o pIrliniple4 is att statko ? "\Vhy1 ist it thait te netgro in Cuba 118 1 srpast8- t 11s itI ett-linig his ralco probJ'lm 18 Iiit niot because18 the nan11's initorest I hir~t OWin ? "'I r oxamp(11lt, 8suppos108 doi ing thlt (gIl 'i 1on of 11he freom101 of Cuba h11 negr~o hadc colt tillu1ed to esponso8 hoI cause8( of Spai ii nstond)1( of the4 -atu1se of I h4 wh1it 4s inl Cuba)t y Wold lofth wh0~Vlite4( Cubans 1 hai tvo grown lirious agins1t1 theo blac1k mani1 ill "1I n 84om11 way13, by) some1( mIot.hod, u o4 vhore1t it will coaso8 to fool tha 111 lio( mily waty for it to 8succeed is to op >4oovrtinlg SuIggesteor ( put11 th I by th1e S'toutr w.h ito man11. "This8 1 co0nsidor on11( oIf our reail >robb4'Ims. I con1fe8-s that1 pe4rsonlly ha IvI brouIght I my'sef whol01ly to 1tho >01int, that(1 1 ,shoui&Ild ko to s(e4 the vhIole race4 get 1to, but,1 I mloroly as8k hose1 41j14s11lons I.' pUt 3'0u to thIirik. rig alIong Ihe lines 1144 if you haivo niot dir(ead(y betguni to do 8(o. "'II44 4 I4 hoiev ta Ihere1( are( tOIHsands >f wh1iitt) I)onocrats8 ill North Caro. 141iVIa who' r t 0 pr cenit. botter rioumls to1 the( netgro than11 Govern1or 11us84l1, andIt 0 se 0 n o cssit.y 1in onll iin ifg to4 f(ollow (Go vernor 1Ru18 i'll -wvho has4 1no j)awV. to I(0 prt)ct, orF f heha uihelb powtr, dboes nIot exor is1 it--rathe Itha t1111Iho white men01 vho4 caln prot Oet us8 if we consoR to ontinually13 and1( forover opposo Beoars tho heKind Ytu Hlaue Always Bought Signatnro