Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

WORK DONE THOS PAR. WHAT THE CONVENTION DAS DONE COMPAGTIiV PRESENTED. Vive Out of Fifteen of the New Articles ot the New Constitution Adopted and Done With. Now that the Constitutional convention has taken a recess, says the Colombia State, a summary of tlio work done up to date,together with the text Of the most important articles ot the Constitution adopted, will bo of the greatest interest to the people of the State. who, no matter how closely they have kept tip with the proceedings, could x.ot r- t iii: such a sumiuarv in their inirnl- !' rgctting the endless talk and th : :! >us matters which caused a gr< 1 time to l?e lot, it cannot en* > - .i that tl' ooiiveu tioi: !...- o I d a a unreal mailt ladies 1 * pe,/; ij.n ,ti d when it camo to tic matter ! put* no .? clause tu shuj't ' 'evi'ift tiii control of the coin i :.ti? : . nearl v i very time the greati t care ha- I i exercised Tl eouv* j;ti< n a->eti:l.led t<? formulate a :o u Constitution, containing t." ti vt ! . i *i t u tioii \ I t ll. fit nt i.!' In. ,it ? ? *?' ' " * ?/ V.iuvtvin \ lu. Of tir'-tt', t*>- ?. ??r:\ i.tion hascompleted tlve urtici s nn<l those articles arc new beywa t tie power >t tlie convention ,to cha\;te. n they have j?otie int.? the hands "! tie cnwniitti e on ?ty!? uud r< vi-i. n. Tley are the articles I. < >n k i" tiv. department. 1 On iiiija ncliiiietits. >rj'i ratii :;s and ]>eliev r _ ;. itlelt*. 1 < >n aim tain.' it and revision of tin < nstituti ?:i. i i i i^c-. Hanc it-. 1'i . 1;11 111 tiii*. the convention lllls ? -le|?i ted tlf passage to u tlliril 3Ti ad: * t all thi sections of the nrti' 1< i'ii It ji-lativ <! partnii at. save M -t rl' tin u.portuut seetious Sbavi iaii 1 :'n fat!liaa . ntary eiinehor JittO'l. ill taeii tori iiv?' u.s tixeil as if tin y ii e! { i><eil tin ir third reading. 'I'hei are two of tin- sections yet to be rcoiisiilor.nl that will likely occasion a debate vt miim/ over several days. One is in r.-^ord to tie- homestead exempt : a lid the >11 is the section iBpeciJ'y.ii tl?< tn-.ti'ts upon which the gem :a. lis.n .My will l?e required to tpas- o law. T;.- B>- adopted are in the main patt- . jp|n the s-ime articles ot the ?o!d ' > . -1;; .ts-?ri. ! it in some iustauc s liote Olio .t!i Us l.il\r been il.t *oifllCl ., ! If lie ' o I'll'l I'lU'S Hill-ill meat. :t::' in tin articles ??n impeachincuts .iin.l ir .fUtlinotit-i a:nt thus!- tv.o article- o<*nofl practically au ilisoussi >a In tli utii'lf on the executive ?lojiartn. 'it there are really only tuo innovat: as. >!; is tl:>' section giving tin; g v r tin right t.? rcutovc and HUSJ'i ;. h-lioiiest ? Micials, uheli the grnt.ii ; it'll or- a true oiil against tin ti. 'i tin- - -tii stands it meets with It. . - <1 llMifol'lltioll ; MS (InV, Kvatis : . i!- u:: I it to t-tan.l it \V. ;:1 ' I 11 111': V H 'IS 111 the ! 'litre!!. : . ... v.;tion i- tinsect!. t'.i ."? !'!. >r the right til VI 1 il't i ! I t'i |?fesellte?l t?> 'lis a| ) ! i '.i it it ;! t. e Mty < : \ etoiiig v.; S la'.el. tor this mi t 'I'h : * in i-it:? s uinl h?\. : I 1 he < c v. t;.' t tosh r la.-.niit'liet ' -tra l?y ? Xeti?| .i'.ig thev. ''i\ in : !' a nuinh. ot years - t: a-, vatiot: i'. tlie !' n.-t t.itn 'ii. i l: ..1 ? I in. h i t lie ntatlit- ti . It will ?t ' t less . . . i : -a! iavor. lie act ici. '' r.liisi: t. |?HSS .-t'Ut'SUi t > 1 ilU'l mail ' :: ' v;?rat t he inere\ ' ' . r i y. - also i.a . ts with : i; it . Tile iil< orpom!: *' 1:-1 a-n\ sy-teiu into the < -to " iti ) shape witu which : - tan i har. is an. the: iiintcr: i .?rt " a. ?<!?! Mi iutio:.. . -.it - !iivi 1 >!? t. tl.c tfCl'tioii v;. ' ?'i . t u <h\ i : shall li ^ ' 1 M i ! I!- 1111 ? ";-i. Itlm. Ma';'.' s'lit .. t* I dtcti'iu w | ! - t. I i?ii.| \ ! .1 i .,\:i oilc aft r f .! : ! !: p:<i\ iqiiiriii. :? . .<-> i.ii'I v t.. j i I$riu rai . * ! .?v. . . v. ;t!i -j. le^islnt. :. . | - ? i i .! . n n<'ta! i : . .1 i w, n .: . ? ! ! ' v r. it.; i. ; .. v. it -Ml! !. s . ,! law .. - -n .! ; . j ; i > r i i i. i - tion 11' - ? * * u . |. . l ; ' # C Lv 1M i \ . ; .N . j' } , J<> ft 11 a 11 .. . M.I U ; ; 'j ; A ' > \\ > .l\IH |. ;.i. .i '); "i | |:'i . . W j ' i ' i . I ''I.I ' A A'-'lf si notr: : j i " >qi? ;nw ..IIJ, j 'M '!?' ? I '""I -HI. .'..Ill ,i . l| VV '<U"jlU\On -HI , 'J.jJI.'HI Mill ..V. i'>U 11'. -U IAIJ".'..q, llljl I IJ'?A } f *A\ U[ ii. .> a I q; ur ..j iiiii s.iftunqo dqj jo > ,uja qouo jo .Cjwimvp I v* very much consequence. Of the articles before the convention ready for consideration the following will very likely be hastily adopted without any debate or wrangling worth mentioning: On penal uud charitable institutions, on declurutions of rights and on militia. The following articles that arc yet t.> be considered: On right of suffrage. On finance and taxation. On education. On corporations. On judicial department. These are the mutters that will cause uo end of debate ami produce a Hood of amendments of all kinds. And it is in view of these that it is absolutely impossible to toretell even approximately, how Ioii{4 the cotm ntiou will remain iu session when it item,vein s, lu view of the faet tlmt the really vitally important im.tt r> have not yit been touched upon, it i- freely predicted that the convention will run over .he time for tie a -i 11 ' i. t t in- I a ^ islatur and In ;.ei tlie i ' It?'l.. n i-? now 1>. ;:e.? made <?:i ai: i?t that Mr. I .1. :. .. .-ciii :.e P .i>? aw . ". i . .It" st nii-!\ this yt ar \v(.i j e \ ; nuni; tlie* in-xt vpnit ral as em ly p. in in 'am ary, 1 > >7. Mr. I>. S. Heine i - >n o! .\;kiii. v ho is the ebairniaii ??I tin eon. nitb e ??u inn'i!eiI al eorpoi atiotis, v-l.a asked In- i pinion us to 11o |aist iti: 1 latur. work ol tli> ciiuvi ni i'up lite r? cess i>< i.ii; t do ii,. mi that le mi ? much pleased i t ii t:u tesiilt of what had In ? ii<>m many jiood thiipus hail In til passt i i : 11> Vt. 1 ill lull 11 tl's t lei fated which ou;-Lt t i Lave been defeated. The in ticlc t.o t tie executive tit partitions. Winch ha I beell adopt- 1 1111 proven me v . ri. ..u that sithjeet in srv ?T;.l iniiiott mt particulars; n-duhlv tin- now 1 {.iv. n to the govt t'lii' t' to Veto eel lie nvlMllN <>: an net ot 1 P-- genera! asseiul-.y, instead el whang thi e n 11re act: also file formation of an advisory hoard for [ anions. Mucti good will eotuc from the powers given cities ami towns an.I the restrictions that have luam placed upon tile Mime. Hi' helli v- s that the right giwu cities ami towns to exempt cotton tact.u ies anil uiln r luiliistiies front taxation, tin.let' a vote of tin- people, Would lie a great advertisement for South Caro ma witil flic present iilllux of capital t" the State for the purpose of electing factories. It was a go . I thin.':.. n;> jn P.rinent that tin convention ret ise I coiu[iulsory incorporation of niannl'.irt iriiig towns. This would have imp -.a 1 the influx of capital at this tluie. As tin- in ittel" was !e!t, anv inanul.t till ing i >wn t?v a voti of the majoiitv o. tiie eleetoi s eati hu incorporated. In his o[duioii, the eonveu li^n is an earnest s t of tin u with one %esire to do good for the people of the State and form a doocut (' uistitutiou. Fiieiioiial pi'cjudiees were all siiuii, lie said, and the eouveutiou was acting intelligently and honestly. Tin-re will he. lie says, much differluice ?; opinion on thi- stiiliage .piest ion and tne edneatiotial ipicstioli and i iie foi'niiitioli ol the jiuhe;ar\ of th> state. hut he I It sat.si.e i thai the thitikini; men ? : tin- convention v,. il.| f t lii-i* Hiill llllVO II Jlllltl of Mlf11"n t' it Waatlld eliminate the :i? ? trull) J oil tics ti> H ^1'i'iit ?Atfl.t :i'i I K?V?- till.' StutI holiest i.dcCti- !..-?; til ll :i piuat ill: [m t it * would !>? ,^u n t ?-i III cation 1 v the pi\?vi.->io;ni wKiel: w-? ltd 1?' mio|-tedoll tililt Mll?,jt ?'t Hil 1 t it tLt white s'hools would iv.viw .m . iii-tit ll i tile NHU.e, whilst at ti: s one tuue, til.- colol'i-d people \- i>d ijfi t their diuiv of the pai-lio mii>j, >it; hi I that the |iidieiu\ u.uild ! ? so . -t i1 lichen iu tin- C'.?ii>titiitiou th.it ur courts wm.iIiI In- mail nion elUeteiit in tie- di- llufLfj it 1 -'.isinc ?!? tlian uo.v i :vi?ti. As I: n.t'..\ .. i t 1 1 ?\ the eo:: .. n tie- \: i-'uu Am ti.l.m .A . . iS . !. \uv iv .i iu. . I lit I i lii" i 'ii-l:; a: i u !-;.i_. - I iu til - llilte Of lloll I rej'Pe- ..(.i o-. It It: - t to l>> tWo?l: ir I- oi the llien.; : -. | ; 4 . .4 I ll i * -. 1:11 ei I nielli .1.- I In; -Haiti; -lit- dlltll i-< ?-l11 I II| ill the journal i'1-etiva-ly, w ith t i i >mh and 11.4\ la? i l : 'ii. 1 lii - 4 , i ll; lie Kllhmitteil I.) I :i a|lialitiei| --! tlltt siat- a*. ; m-xi if -n--r?l i I: realta-r f.i?* r-| i - - ' : i' . \ -. .uel - 4 it f in.-l.-.-t -r- u . I -;.. I I.. \ -t- : n ..i t!iifeir-ra. - i - li II: i- . -'4.ill \ ' 111 liivol* it? . m aiiii-inltn-'iit a?r .. uilnia niar.-l tivi-- 1 : u. .1 - it ii--\! '. n -:-1 .1 :. - - - 1-4 ti . . 1 ra--:-.; . I .. 4 I nav.? 1 >a-:. - . 1 1 I : . 1 ' . . ..\i nil i . . . (' .1. li.'i r-- 1.: i 1 < t'l'.: ' r? t . . . -s: , f . ri ... i i v.? ill ' lit :!. - ::. 4 - i i u* 1 1!> <v. ' ' . . \ , j i, ! ! ' ill-/ Mi -11 11 ? II. \ i 1 t r<> -l lite M il*'. ' .i . . . jut- I . i i x ? % ' I' I ... . i: I.: I. . w: ?: . i . .. - i . i: t r , ' I I Ui . > . i .i <r ;t:i i it.I ii. ii\ .-I, ill i. i1 I : |tlt| 'iU'lilin'Ist: in Xllcll cihi't >!i il! i. >t >At":i I I ir'.h T tl. tu rt iiivvitl Ir :u ofhue. The |>er?ou.s convicted shall. ueverthelcu, be liable to indictment, trial and punishment according to law. Sec. 4. For any willful neglect of dut>\ or other reasonable cause, which shall not be sufficient ground of impenchtneut. the goveraor shall remove any executive or judicial officer on the address of two-thirds of each house of the general assembly: provided, that the cause or onuses for which said removal may !> required shall l>e stated at length in such address, and entered on the journals of each iiouse: |?r?>vi<I. that the officer intended to I removed shall be iiotilii d >f such cause or cano-, and shall be iidmilteil to a b -ariiiu* in bis own defense, or l?v counsel, or by b.'tb, Iwfore auv vote lor 9<i'-|l il'l'lir-HUM III .1., Ill ? - III" \ OlO .>11:111 be tiik--n l?y y as ami nn>s. ami be entered on ] tha journals of ? ?< ! house r?'?ja>:tlvely. The article 011 tni.seellimooiis mutter* after a stormy voyage thrmigb the ; convention, has alsi> ln?u adopted and sent to the committee on style ami ri I vision. As adopted tlie article reads : Section i. No |M-rsoa shall iiu cloctod or appoint-.-! ! an* :li-in lie- Slat*- nn!"ss |||. j ?;i |.: ill ' .ti.|i> ..t an i tor. Sec. 2. The general nei'iiil'lj tuny ilirn t, by law. in \\ l.al n-inii* :i i .1 .*.iin>l ' !. Suite li:.i> i 'i-V I 1: 1 !' !. S- 1 >1 . "t 1 t'l I" 1 ii- I mat ri .1 . 1 n ' \ ' 1 11. ST a'.s , \ : - ' , I..':s i Jaiiv. ! ti'diii -I - and i'q? f?i?r ; : eie*li branch of u.-1-hibiy. with \ ' olh !"; irt t till* St ' l i t '.*:. I .11: Hii'irt .. 1 : . i,l l.i ;.r - . - 11 -11 . . ta-.' . ! \ I - I 1 * : ' 1 ; . . ? lie- c i\ , I in* 11*-mtilt-.* \vl: iI- ?**?ii -til -ti :i .ic >i-?int?? j j otYoct t-> court - or'* a! i i?\ Hi , M,.. S'---. T. N-> loll' ry sttail rv< r lie allow* 1. I ' ..r I"- ikImtU--'l i i newspapers *-r 1 tlier- ] \v 1 - *. <-r ii- -t.> 1 - - >! 1 :.i ?ni- Suit". an I the treiieral ass*'iniiiy shall provide by law 1 I at it- 11 'xi - ?."ii t- - Mr- ent- r neat vl ; * ' provision. S s. 1; -'1;.! il.iwiiii f'-rany p *- ; I ?111 In>ii|l*-u' -i ! a-*r, trust -r pr ' tit t > Olt?- l-,' ill J.i .111 : tiU * "I* t'.-l tlliJT ill ija*n.-s I | ot 'i.-i.i - 1 I an -n -I- oil. r 111 >i< , \ inn llc-r.- '. Ii.ia ' !r r ' >- I iti?|<iuiiii.--l ! ir.iir. tl?. f;!> :- \ : tin-Inn is -.- ! ill- oMIi'-c a i t ill.1' tii- 1 ii; -i- 1 >t -an! per- ll i shall a in.*- \.-i -a- ' 1 111 , r?-siiCsi'. : j .r.J.-.n j s . t ; . ..: i I ,*r ...-nil riv ii a w<ntin-i Ii -i 1 1. . Iiii i>i m-r marriage, I or thai wlii'li -!i< : i> ih*-r- a'l*-r a- *iii:r*'. j either by gi't. urn '. i.-ili -r,la:. -. i?-\i- *>r iiiicrivi-i- still 11 ' Iter separate j?r< -1 -r: . anil j .-It-- >li:?l! I;;ivi' ail ill-1 rights iii -cb-nt to tic- | , sane to which an initnar: i- ! woman *n a . j man i- utitl'-'l to. Sic shad iiav the | ow- | i er t ut Met ami In I'Olitra 'teil with iu t!i | same iiiaini T as it -i e wer- it.iti.arn-'d. S- . 11, Alt law* 11'*\V mi force in this j I at.it-- a .-1 nut ri'|iii'^naiit in itii- Constitution | shall fi'ii 'if an-t i- ! r- until alt-'f'-l ur j | r? ( ale. I l-> lit' li'm-l it ii i -ir ilia 11 \s ir- t -* | : lie;- w.i li i. ?:?' Ions. TLi- article on Municipal corpora ' tiou? uinl police regulations, wliieh nl-i hi 1 a cry stormy trip through i tin: convent. -is. losing live of its sec- i i ti-'Us as reported, has also boon a-lopt eil ami sent to .lie committee i ll style | ami revision. 'I'll" above are the urtieits that have ! been ailopteil tip to date. The only ' ( other tinnl action that has beet: taken i by the convention was the adoption of ! the Cuban resolution ami jrhe JKissikgr to a tinr-l rending of several sJctioiis of the legislative department article ! with the clinchers attached. The iirst three sections of this article arc as follows: S- tinii I. Tic l"gisiati\ |> '.via* of tins'. it-* shall ; '.esti'.I in t v. >ili - :ahr la-in's I a- -iji.' :>> I t vle.l the "-on;- " ; ri,l t'c i tlier i!;e "a ?n- ' "t* re^r it.i' an-t I- aft t->^< tli t'i * "caer.il i- . -i? nf ih I Stat-of S tth Carolina.*' S . T iehi ii i''imi'.i ? i. lie illlpo- 'd -if tlieiui'i'i s , i.\ <l" ilill" I as in this < ?n-tit iti' ii i- ;-ri>vi?l'-'l > . 't. Tin* l?i?'i- rc;>r nfitiws ? 11*iM !i- a ! 121 in :n'?,rs. : ! rtioucd .ii.ii til'* .- v-,r il iimi's : ri11r.i? t > ili<, mi'. . i>! inhabitants < ! * 11:, i in im !? I! l-ll .-..nut \ - mil >ti'tit i:' : ii .t ivt. An'Mtttni *ratl?ii ?f tft?* iuhiil>iln:il for this tan i i . 1 .shall I' iiin>I<* .:i : . -ry n'.li yi-ar thiTi-aftiT. in sU'-li arn.n-r as .haul.? by law iliri-i t.- i IV.ivhb' I. I'..at tin iil its.,. :n'.l\ may .it .111\ ti ; im |j, -r ; ,|4 ailnjii tin- imiii.-'tiati'ly | !i...r i Stall's i-i-ii-ms a, a ;ri|. iiii.t ' . : .. j : itii>n i.f tli" inhabit.nits .it tin- ii t ! ?, II'I Mink" t hi' ilI'J.'.rt I -ii ..: .1 >r ;>,s, ,-|.. I" "it . ' !' ;n-"s -at.it IVI'- ii ... a.* ;.< - ml i-mintii's .? "r ?i^ t" - t. . -.iti u?-r.11i*?i: I'rnv i : i. I'i: .1 llit.'l I . a: ; .rt.n* i \v!.i ii shiiil :t .nil' itj1.1;i ti: in *; -i.iti. rn: in shall tit-- i.fl.'.'t. tii" - iila!. .. >! ill.* tn-vi-ral i-niiiith-s, tif lift ii?.w n?-1 in n. lii:n tii iii\ . f rs it.. . i -' i !i I t > r?li. itti-'i-1. sliali is- ;i- t Ii..vv Al-h-vilh'. r>: Aiki-tt. .t; Atnl.-rsaii. 1: llarn w.'ll, a; l?'':iiitort. t It. rk' ti'v, 1. i"harl. -tail. t'lK'st'T, 11 ' ? I I" t'. ri - n t ?. ?nc- a .\vn. J. tin-uvillf. f>: II i:t.??t :i. 2. ll.irrv. 2; K- rsliiiw, 2; I.iitii Hst 2 I.Hnr.'tis. :t. 1 .?-xi t.in, 2; Mari.ai. Miirllnirn, 2. N- a ln*rr> . 2 Di-onni', 2: <>r ni'_-i liiirj.". a: I'li-k. n-. 2; Kh'll Unil, 4: Salmla. 2. S[.nri n.i iira. ?>. I'uimi, I Williamsburg, :i. Vi>r!?, 1 l'ri-vi.li'ij, I hat in tho ovitiil oihi-r ootiuti>i.? ir h-.T-.'-ittiT t il.ii-noil, than tli-* iran.'rfti a--jrat ly shall r?-;ti>|..-rti.>ii I!i r ; r ,t.\ - i -..v-pu tli - llti> f? 1 >i i- uimiiu (! Ail'flf in fill!. i ii- (! !! I >T I , ,: ;tl ?it t ?n i. ::> l.:t Mil Mutt! r that what - ?l>j? ot? I!.. ' :>. ' . ..t. l 1 . A > ap; * ' \ ; i . I- !!.' i> \ i % i t . ; it h i i >1 l'lioiitt I \ 11. IN V, \>ltl\t. ION \11 ! ; idi inii- I'rt'V .li.mi Ou < i ; In I.nw \\ ,n. . l l ; ; , i .. .1 ri in if i -ii .in r 'i '.. I p; !. II ;ili? ! . -ti-iiat. I ;f -i ' Hiitl ! - ..tali l : i:< tlii' I ?: Thetl|iM"in -i " ' it :. i"v.' if. ?*r twill r in lit" l*??i . fiver, irlikh f.?:i-!it .If - it It -i.j-i.lv. nii'l tli . tlr . ' ; i" ( ..n t \ \. , If > .I' l.lTIH'li, ' \ V\ . V .1 I FINAL CROP BULLETIN Of the South Carolina Weather an d Crop Service. Director J. W. Bauer, iu ituning his final report for tho season of 1895, says: The week ending, Monday, October 7th, was cooler than usual ovor j the entire State, the departure from the uornml having been greatest on the first three days when it ranged from 8 to 12 degrees per duy below, after which there was a gradual rise to normal or above on Sunday and ? Monday (Gth and 7th). The tempera- 1 ture for the week ranged between 92 ' at Columbia on the 7th and 30 at 1 Greenville on the 1st. The mean tem- 1 peraturoof tho week, deduced from33 ( station reports, was 03.5 and the nor- f mal for tho same period is upproxi- 1 inutcly 08,5. 1 There were frosts on the 1st, 2nd ' and drd, reaching from the extreme * western portions of the State into the 1 central and northeastern counties where, however, hut little or no injury * resulted. In the western and extreme ' northern counties the frost was heavy. < killing | i i vines, sweet potato vines, ! wrv lot* e >"!?. and what cotton leave.-. th; ' remained green, but it was not 1 co! i in ugh to injure cotton bolls ' ' 'n re was an entire absence of ruin 1 lining 5iie we !i and the drought be- 1 cuuie greatly iutensilied. Over the ( whole Stat, there Inis not been more than a* best a tra e of rain siuee from ( the'dth to the llith of September, and j jii many places there has beou no bone- J lieiul rain since the iJ'hl of August. I The effect of the drought has been to { cut short the pea crop; stopthegrowth ! of cotton ami cut off the top crop; pre- ' vent late corn from tilling properly;to ' cut off the yield of tweet potatoes, es- ' timated at from one-fourth to otic 1 third; to greatly reduce, if not to ? make an entire failure , of all root f crops in general; to reduce the yield 1 of molasses from sorghum and sugarcane; to ruin fall gardens, to keep ' back the growth of winter vegetables ' on the coast truck farms; and to pre- l * vent the sowing of small grains, llow- ' ever, the long continued dry. sunny weather gave oxcellcutopportunity for 1 making hay of all varieties and a very 1 large fodder crop was saved in the 1 very best condition; for drying out and housing corn; for piekiug cotton. ; which made rapid progress, and the " lint has been saved in a beautiful eon- | * ditiou; ami for general harvest work. -| There was almost continuous clear weather the whole week, on the 7th j alone was the sky obscured bv clouds j Ill mi* wr^iria jHMiion. The condition of the various crops . remains practically unchanged at the cud of tin* week. Rapid pr ogress was in ule in picking . anil harvesting out ton, so that it is generally reported from the eastern portions of ilie State that at least twot1oI'tls of the *rop has Ween picked anil ^ a large proj ortion of it marketed. What remains in the fields, in that section, is all open, and picking will ! We finished in from two to three weeks, if the weather remains favorable. In the western portion of the State picking is less advanced, Wut even there nearly the whole crop is open, and picking and marketing is Wcing pushed. 'L'he prevailing >i tisfai'tory price of eottoii causing the fanners to .-ell as fast as gathered. As picking advauues towards completion the smalltiess of the crop becomes more and more uj>pa rent. There is little more to add to what has Ween said of corn in previous bulletins. Husking and housing has been carried on to some extent, but the weather has Ween such that corn del not demand immediate attention, was. in fact. Wfttor conditioned in t ! hunk tbuil it Would llltvt! herll 111 tilt' erih. 'I ho crop is largo <'iioiigii to supply tho iiooils Of tho Stuto, with ii possibly a surplus. 1 ho oiitiiv season has favored tho harvesting of nee, and that work is practically oiuiiplotoil ?>n tho coast : ami rivor plantations; upland rioo r fail oil rapidlv .luring Soptoiulior, and i is ripening vorg unsatisfactorily. Ii l'oas of lato planting did not fill well, and will ho a short crop. I airly pons f yielded well. Sweet potatoes aud soeoud crop of u Irish jiotatoes arc yielding very poorly = generally, although quite well in places. jj The growing season is now practically ended and little change can ( occur in the condition of tho different crops not yet entirely gathered. ? It is ii u necessary to review the ( Siie-oii as a whole, as a file of these i li!l tl".s i- a hotter record, except to >:i\ that, everything considered, the , fill lilt is of South ('alolinn have ahllUdant reason to feci satisfied with the seaM>ii"s result*, for wi de vutio crops ' r.' u'idouiitedly short others were eon. spoiiditi In lar;."1, Alt' 11 tit w ? ii 11? r i*. if 111: t i. ww ill is ii< t I i J erf. ot :t:i ..t - i ir i latter, sslii'e ni.ins !.f.-I Tin t iitiri* libra i sirnctiv" -tonus ut ssiml, l'i i i.l i' worth;. >! lioticc Note.- With this issue, tho South Cur. 11tin itlnr nii'l rii'}' I<11 llrtins /sii <li.t'ii .1 ! -r tin1 season of 1^" , lli. >. 11 i I I. haVO l'i tllklli Ml'll u ?,c* 1 bit '. illilnl rec.r.l ot tho ' v\ .! )? ' ,'i ii prrs .ill 11, ?>si r thi' ' iitiro IS i.; . .'ii v. I; ? ss-.'i'k. 11 ssas 1 11 1 In. i lyi ti i.iuh r ?>i the bulli'tiiis to i? '. -".in il l mcnt us to the effect t .-I. , I II;.- Clops, lli- I llH ,'i t||l l ! . ; . || 1 jllll HI til'' | iTn|. ssn> accural !y r. mu t. il l<y tin'! eon- : - tn'.-uts, iiihI r. j.?- .iu<-mI crops sven fon - ii ? loss. .I loii}; 1M-toic unitnrity. It I-- ti ! tor, : -ni.jict ot' ri ^1'. t that tin reports coal.I not I" published in full. I In- Mircctor takes this opportunity of thanking the correspondents most h. ni tils an.I sine, r. ly for their cooperation. . t PALMETTO PENCILLINGS. i IMKKKST1NG ITIOIS HJO.M Alii. OVER THK STATK. Latest Moyo in Rcxlstritiim Case. Attorney General Harbor lias returnh! from Washington, where he lias mule another move before the United States Supreme Court in the famous registration euae of Mills vs Green. Fie thinks that the move just made will ?ml the ease. Here is the motion he mhiuitted to the Court JNow I'omt'H the defendant. appellee, 1 by his counsel, and moves the Court :o dismiss the appeal iu uboyo entitled jaufie upon the following groiiuds, to ev it : 1. That the judgment of the Circuit 2ourt of Appeals, reversing the interlocutory order of injunction, is conclusive and there is no right of appeal lllowed front it to the Supreme Court. 2. That there is now no actual controversy involving real and substantial rights between tin parties to the record, and 110 subject matter upon tvhich the judgment ot this Court can >perate. Witt. A. Barber, Attorney Qenornl if South Carolina, for defendant, appellee; Edward MeCradv, Geo. S. Mower, of counsel. The t'ollowiug notice has been nerved >11 Mills's attorneys: To Messrs. Ooear <fc Douglass, Counsel for Plaintiff, appellant: Please Inke notice that on Monday, the 28th lay of October, A. D. 1895, at the ipcniug of the Court, or as soon thereifter as counsel enn he heard, the lbovo motion to dismiss the appeal vill be submitted to the United States Supreme Court, at Washington. D. O.. 1 'or the decision of tin said Court horeou, Annexed hereto is a copy of he brief argument to l>e submitted ,vith said motion in support thereof. Win. A. Barber, Attorney Geueral >f South Carolina, for defendant, ap>ellee; Edward McCrady, George S. Mower, of counsel. The motion comes before the Court vithout oral argument on the 'JHth, ind a decision should follow shortly hereafter. Three Katal Affrays He I ween Negroes. Three negroes have been killed in mi!rens in the last six days. At Uouutvillc duck Fuller shot ami killed ins Milam on Wednesday night last, in Saturday night lust a negro shot it and it is supposed mortally hurt au>ther three mil's from the city, near 'hestuut Kidge. Sunday night, near ho colored Baptist Church in this ; ity, Pierce Anderson, a colored boy ibout IS yeurs of age, shot and killed 3eorge Pusloy, "artfth^ boy of the ;unie age. It is said thrt Pasley struck Vndersou with a stick and the shoot ug followed. No arrests. Cseaped Convicts JShot. darling Goode and Landrnni Wilinmi Sepeinlier *2(5, and there was a reward of ifty dollars each for their eapture. loth were desperate characters and ipened tire on the posse when ordered o surrender. All is quiet now. Wiliams was a house thief and (loode was ont up some time ago for shooting into train on the Southern Mailroad at low pens sofain Iloose Itiirned in York. Martin's gin house, at lliekory irove, wit h its contents, was destroyed iy (ire last week. Cause match in ottou. fsosa $.'5,000; insurance, none. Spartanburg farmers are bringing ii then <dd eon. to market to make Diini for le w The price paid i? 110111 < " eent?, while tin new is Tinging in to Id cents The groun 1 < too haril for .owing oats .Many iiriiirr. wanted to get then: in tie* 'round luring September so that thev lay net ( fair start before the freezei t in This year tliev have failed It i-. estimated ; hat there are at resent not less hail '20.Oho people athored around tin* cotton mills in he tour counties of Spartanburg, iieenville, Laurens and I nioii, ai. I rhe.n tlie nulls now building and tu < - ft -I :ii" roi-ipfcti il.sMV -i v,;i |< ( ilntion v. ill rt'sii'i. i' 1 II,'?'!:? A Sj :iflu:iI>111 furiniT -nys 'hi, ;!! ; 11 1. > i l.i t i > 11 tli- l*?l: ?* k;i-n - ? dry tlmt roru \vn- * iilv i ;ntin r < ><*!i>h r i I'll** hill \. i<w ! 1?v til-- ii nvii-st mi ius tlmt li I*, il!- : ill liis !: hi i'V, ! 'l"i -:i .1 i il to fl!lout 1 h ' it of Mi:1 :i lit - is ri -t t)? : 'ill-!, t'h* : iw fin - >. :i or < .*;h: ? ;' l . f i h i - - I 'I I'll I !l*- I : il* - '. I*. -1' I -.- * i .ll i( -Y-- (il I.Sl) | III til :i t I 1. ' I - rtl i 'n* cxtrotnoly ili'y wontlii r Imx ! * In i -It* ; rum * . :ii*i*., d;; t \ i i .** lit t; dit \ h i > i 'i.m (Mi l:t!\ I ' i *- i .'it Hj nrtaril . * ;. n few cfilth; i ll lltt (I'll 1 h v It : *t *11 * i I - : * lit !y < >:: towi in.-: \. <Xlicrn -.i oi i- di'i'ii-f I i I: ? tyrui'i: > is neeJeil. J in tJis,? in silver. \ r' i in . v .I* < < it i 11 *:i f ;it I h" Y.-r*. i.}.irk i?li 1 liii'-V if? l <i|| 11IIIf)l;t-. * <i| *?.*?,Oi)() . . nil i i i in r.tl at'ciiii r iii" fi: . -x/ii i>i activity ui tho | : i.ft H.r til" ill' Jvl 111 II Vl ir or mi . 11 i- i1iio in mi n^iifp, until iritnii . to tfin jhirchrt^L'H for < lliIn - BO* 1 1.it, . 1 r untvlioii Witli tli - war 1 !i 1111. i t v. Vir. '!iy provuiis (hroiitriiout tho Yalan I ' < . no 1 1 iituriiore are tev iu -nt. - L _ % IIIF MARKRTS. NKW VORK COTTON FUTURES Cotton quiet, middling upland.*, 9V? middling gulfs, 9 3-8. Futures very steady Hales 200.700 bales. October 8 80?8 82 February .. 9 02?9 09 November..S 81?8 80 March 9 09tfi>9 15 l)e. emls r. 8 i?rn'8 iW April 9 14? 9 18 January 8 98?9 02 May.. # 9 19?9 24 June 9 24? 9 81 MVERTOOI. COTTON MAUKKT. Cotton, fair demand, higher. Middling 4 27-82d. Futures quiet. Hales 12,000; Atnerienu, 11.100. Oct 4 47? 48 Fob. A Mar 4 50?51 Oct. & Nov. .1 17 MarAApr 4 52 Nov. .V Doe. 4 47 Apr A May. ..4 53?54 Dee. A Jan... 4 48 May A June.. 4 55 Jau. A Feb.. .4 49?50 June A July 4 5C eillCAOO OllAIN ANIi l'UODUCE. WilLAT Dee !i'J% May 05 corn? Nov. 28j^ Dee !27 VjJ oats- Deo... .18 May 20^ roiiK Oct 8.20 Jan 9 40 I.Aid* Oct 5 72'i Jan 5 75 UIBS Oet 5 OJ'V Jan 4 80 10 Mr. COTTON maukkts. < It?r Col Cliarleltitmliiit. lesion. Good middling S 75 8' 84(f Strict middling. 8 7(1 t ,sj^ Mnl.lliiiLC . . M<;0 Strict l<>\v H 45 s'.t s,1^ I.uw ini.l.lliii- ... Ml) H H1-1G Fully good ordinary . . 7 13-16 KM.IUl.ll N I. V ill rnM. Strict * I middling, 8%(S>8K li mil rni 1111 3' i(n St riot middling. . h1 . Mi-! i!i:i-' ..... H',~ M m '? ! very ly. M ? . i >: ; I.M.s i -. ? 'iiii.N Mi I lii;i-.: i|ii<itati ni.i: Augusta lirm, 8 11 -1 Norfolk llrn., 8 H. (iliiiriss* i iii <|iii t. m l-j. |;.?imi miifi. y u-16 savannah s 1 'J. Haltir.ii.ri- i-.ti .iily, 0. I'liil ill- 11 11i.i lirm, : -> . Wilmington firm, 8 3-4. N 'sv < ir'i'an.->t?'iiil v. M 15-16. Now \ >>rk a-y, '.i l-s. f-K? r-i \niv- cotton*. T! va island .'.it!nil market was lirm witli sale* .510 hugs. 'I'll'* quotations arc: Medium 19 to 22c. Fine. .24 to 26 Fully line. .28 to 30 K.xtra line 35c. upwards. It\I.TIMOl:i: l UOlllH i: MAUKirr. * , F: .I'a -1>u!I. Western superfine 2.45(9 ? -J I.I . > ""/.a'! on fuiniiir 4'} nn/A :1. "><>; win.er wh"tlt patent $;l.55<fo:l.H0; serin.;. wheat, patent i:5.70(W4.0l); spring v.:' at h-lit ;i.7. Win v: sji.it ami Oelulter (Jo\(a> ; I). aiMei* >"'; steamer No. 2 red > '10i 11;'. ,; S.i.orn wmat l?y sample 07 ?' n!i tirade. U'Jr.j ?:<!. Colts ' i it >( '. ' .J : Oetnlier .'!(!(?/ ,: Xo\e:nl>t?r. new or olil 21.1'n34: tbo ve.ir :?iin I.'::a:srv ;.2;:, <"' ?; steamer tniv I : Soiitli whito euro do V'-il'iw e..rn ;5v? a- t'.iirlv a -tr \pre'.?s for mixed lower; X t. 2 while Western .7 <<> 2*; No. '2 mixed v. .sti . i: Jo .f-i '2!. It line-live: No. *2. 1 t'/i'lo near l?y; No. 2 w a ecu 17. I lav -Firm: adive demand; for ehoiee; e!n dee l nnet 11 \ * 1 d.OOf/ 1 50. I II.MII.OT I:: I'ltolilTK M A UK it r. ("ald'aij. N >vv j er ernte 1 '2,r? I'.xlra ;l ei- Sa .. 1 :ii limily ... .1 7."i<? 1 s"> "^le^| ' Itetl. I*. I1 . per lill.she], 10(1 o a.-, dj |l>s. per Itu.-liei 15' >'? I'd I' iafoe. Irish oO'i/io .swi ; . .... r.."e>, en Ol.il III.- Select, per !>llsh"l. ... .10'/I lid J Coillitrv dual HS ' Sides 7'/ shoulders . TJ.j l.ar.l X. y.n 12 Ohie|;e|,s 14(0.25 Itntti r . 15(? IS 1-.2J- 121/15 washed . 20<h22 i'eatlliTs, new . 14 UAI.KIoll TOIlAt MAIIKKI. Smokers. < onuuon ;l a 5 * < Ti toil . ........ It II 10 <'att"r.s. Common s a 1'2 < looii 15 ;i '20 Kino. 25 a 20 Fili'T.-s <onitiion tlrvon '2 ;i 3 (im?(l. . 5 ii 7 Kino H ii 10 \V11.t-, O'T.ni": 1*2 a M <?. <? > '20 a Kin . .. lo a i.o I n: a ... o.". a .n.? MurAi'l -' i. v. .; Ivan mi ail ^railr... v- \\ \i sin!:; .. Wiiiaiairi"!!. V I'. i:.?m tlrm, strain I, 1.20; k<I.ni sirain* il 1.25; Spirits tnr|."titint* llrm at '21 ?'?2'I'ar lirai a; 1.10; oriol'' tiirpi'iitii. -ti.a*ly. I arii I s .jr. j.5o, virgin. 1.00. N'-w V<>rk i: i. - i a li'iu. > rainml. ' minion t i v. i.l 1.17 _.'? I,.'iO. Tur;><*i:liiii* .-t-a?i> at -Jh o, 2s .. Clliirl'-stn'i T i.: ! lirin at '25. it .sill ti.- :,t 1.2' 'I i!2.". i C'.niiN S. i i- o.*.. N V.ir' i .'ton .- ! i ll -t- nlv: prima .-iiv 11 \v | I'i'i: 27 '1" 27 i:l : . T horl<'.? nmrk ' was c: ly ol < mvl l I'll' ((I!..till.III. ar I' I n:' t ; _. .1 1 . Ill I ;> , a I', : I air . t .:!1 a ( ' million '2 ri?rI. > .wo \ ki.ki Mil its. I.i':i!?..oo' i. ) hoy 7.5o. Ka.sin* i ...? p-r i.7. . . '2.(10. Miv I iin'.s, (i.-r jioiii : "ii . Ksl <>n! as, r Ka r 2.00. \ :r2i!:: .| il . ii.ni I pi I. I. j. r l"i-1. I.2 -. c.- ; ' : 0'? . p. r i aslti'i. i .11 i; i ' i. is. p : n.-iri'M, 4 J.Vi. ( Ittnana- 1 ,'J"> t'? I.7:. I .11. '|l. I ;! I: ll! I .IT |00. 1.00. Wiiili- I..Mi:*, ; v r*ti ! 2.f>0. Northern ( nr.*. Jim...:. '? ' tii pi.tiitoiM, 'J.(JO. N.irtln'ta ni.pl.* j.'ii' (?!'N ;:'i !'!; '?r< J'. ('niiritr. IJ.ilt' " ('iii.i -." 'I'l'iini'ssi'i* 1 Sn'j".., aii'.liorn t > 1 <' .? l'i 'V rimi :!.(> > |?t (Hislii'l. I'.hillr\ < r. w :. i iinic" :t.r?o ti> :;.7.r> per ili>/.:>u. ('hi-'k- a* l.7".a'j.M? per ?loz"n, rilinvc t>. *i iti. ! ijiiulily. iJio'k.s >lu.*.'.ivv yiuniK 1. " () per iloWH. I/j'j* I..*. - ;> r 1- 'M. W ;?- In . p* .it ii ! Uliw.i-lteil II.'. II!- I! I ! V.-.n J.". 'J7o. : m' : A n : i i ;.a r. >1 >.?: ' ; - hi '? ) f.,r . it v isi: U C" r -M 111''.,l.|; s.|IHir') lli'l .... J . I .,. I. N.1,'0 ll. I I.On i i' . .. us '* 1 .Ml In li.nlj; (. 0 ilU.ro Shiugld 6.00 to 7.00. 'I'll K DIMII OK OI.N. MAIIONR. I he I.I' hIit i.i' liu- \i:;;int.t K??-a?I? jiis!. ; Mo\ . mi ;;( i ..v-cs I l?r l?l\ it. (. i. 1.1 i !. II ' ! * fr '| . t l . Vlt? '1 : i ,s i - - :joih. ii ! i: 1.. . (... ll a,HI lllUll ' < i:- j ii| > .i.-alh ..ri'l :.;i-v-. il I: V. . i It's' ! I . I.. J? Mac y. ..f . \ ..1: , i . . ' v.:'. , i'| ' 'v. Mai . V. . Si i'a :l s I . tli" ill liiicrii i'n(, l ii. ....... vv, r i fi! t f "M .h I I> :i r W' i I .11 tlnit iCI i III * r i! M.'ih : < | :: \ il '"V hl.t fr-'ijn ,i \ ; , \vln-n I v.m> I \I< :i?J.. v. 11 \vii-> |>; : t!y < -n - . i .. ! - t.? i , tiMiiriilini'-nt until Sii!i 'y i i .jtii'. | ,;n Hint linn* im'.ii )ii? il.'Jith Ii <ii | i.j n Iii? cvis uii I \ i' n"'t ?i I.. I.I I i-ll'l lit. 'I'll', lli'.r.ao.u ::jr was tuyjuto l in V.-D. * m i

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 18, 1895, Image 2