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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-29

CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES CONCERNING
Mrs. WHARroS's TRIAL.-ANSAPoLrs,
January ia Jury was obtained in
the Wharton case, and the trial has COIN
menced. a curious fatality has attend
cd the trial Of this prisoner. During the
trial for the murder of General ketchum,
several deaths occurred in the families Of
the jurors, and last evening John r. Ar
mold. Deputy Sheriff, on going home after
leaving the Court, was drowned in the
river by breaking through the Ice. Ar
mold has . brother at present on the Ju-
ry. Attorney General Sylvester was
called away from the trial on Monday on
account Of the illness Of his mother-in.
law, Mrs. Susan Harney, of Hagerstovn.
and that lady died before he reached
home.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-29

a woman who tells fortunes
from a tea cup IS a sauceress.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-29

The post Office at Tumbling Shoals, in
Laurens, is discontinued. So says the
Herald.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-29
Washington, January II, 1873.

1t appears to be understood that the
election of John j. Patterson rs Senator
from South Carolina will be investigated
by the Senate before he is allowed to
take his seat, The charge that he was
elected through bribery and corruption
has become so general that many Sena-
tors are oflhe opinion that the committee
on privileges and elections should look
into the matter Among the most prom
inent and specific of his accusers is the
Hon. Robert B. Elliot, colored member Of
the House from South Carolina, who
was himself candidate before the Legis-
laturc tor United States Senator. 1t is
understood that as soon as Patterson
credentials are presented they will be re-
ferred to the committee on privileges mad
elections. So much has been said re.
Gently of the manner in which Senators
have secured their election that the more
respectable members of the Senate are
disposed to have thorough investiga
tion.-Washingtou Correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press.
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RESTAURANT.
PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. c. w. ABNEY
oSars his services 10 the community at
large. Office opposite Col. VIM. F. Ssnce's
rs,;5ence next door above A. R. Church,
,orner!y occupied by Dr. T. W. Thompson,
deceased. July ol' '1
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A Very Remarkable Case OF
Want Of Appreciation in a
Woman.

A few days since, well.dressed
gentleman, apparently in good
circumstances, came to this city
from some point on the shore,
where he had been engaged in
numbering operations, in a feeble
state of health, and has since been
confined TO his bed. Recently his
condition was such that, although
the attending physician saw no
immediate cause Of fear, the pa
tient was disposed to feel that
there was probability Of an ear
ly death. So strong had this feel
ing grown that the unfortunate
man communicated TO the attend
ing physician bis fears, and re-
quested him TO convey the news
gently to o lady in Romeo, Mich
igan, whom he loved more dear
ly than lite. He cautioned him
against broaching the matter too
rudely, as she was q tender flower,
and the shock might be too great
for her sensitive nature. The doc
tor, in strict observance of all in
functions, wrote to the lady as de-
sired. The answer came back
promptly, and to the point, as fol-
lows:
DR.: I care nothing for
that Mr.-, nor to hear from
him. You will please tell him to
send me no word.
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"P. Skill him" !"

The doctor, it scarcely need be
added, was touched with this un-
expected display Of affection on
the part Of the tender-hearted
maiden. AS he does not care to
follow the feminine advice, but
hopes to restore his patient to
health, be has concluded to keep
the result of his correspondence a
secret,-Saginaw (Mich.) Courier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-29
Fant's Liver Regulator.

One of the bes. preparations nov before
the public. Hundreds Of testimonials can os
sbown of its efficacy. Prepared after the
. 3noss approved formula, especially for tbs
- Ultimate, and sold by -, % v.rr
: Feb. z, ST. Dt'' . Z an
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-29

:sThe Oldest and Bess Of the Eclectics."
, 1873-07-30
TelcUfuphic RroYitic1,

The Indiana State Board Of Equalization nd
1ourned to-day until tho 18th Of August, that
tho list Of priyato corporations may bo COM
pleted.
Tho First swedonborglan Society Of Indian
apolia has just boen organizod and the following
officers elected President, David HouRh; Sec
rotary E. @. Tuttlo; Tronsurer, A. ". Hibberd.
tho Rev. G.. Nelson Smith, Of nlohmond,
formerly Of Chicago, is made pastor. Services
fortuightly.
, On Monday last a little daughter Of Col. Dibb.
Of ooEinth, Miss, aged u yea1p, WAS burned to
death by the explosion Of 3 can of coal oil. with
which she was trying to kindlo flra In q atovo.
Hor mother was severely burned in trying to
aayo hor child.
Tho livestock dealers hold mcoting at Ham
sas City on Tuesday, at which the recent action
Of tho Missouri railroads in abolishing return
pasaoH for etook-shippera was freely discussed.
and decided disposition to ship stock by steam
boats was manifested. A oommitteo was appoint
ed to confer with steamboat officers and agents
in rotation to transportation, and with railroad
companies regarding return pABses. to report to
tho regular moeting Oh Mondny next.
, 1873-07-30

N. q. Dimmlok, farmer residing hnlf . milo
oant Of town, while driving ncroBa tho track with
Mr. Dlmiok was klIotl and to r1an seriously in-
jurod. Tho wagon mas Bmashcd to pleces. The
team escaped unhurt. -. -.,-
train OF tho Els hallway came INTO collision With
q passenger trim on t6o Buffalo. New York Il
Philadelphia train this eyoning at .ho Clinton M .,
street areet CROSSING about sw9 m,ea 10 ,ro 1ni o.
and Gru. Pierce, II buffalo, arc sup.
poued to be fatally injured. Some ton OF o.
twelve othcrs wcro injured, but not
sortousiy, The Erie train at1tlok tho roar end Of
tic hind passenger ooaoh Of tho train, knocking
tho ond on throwing tho car of ths tr traak t1
Tho injurioB to passengers wore causod py ne
blame Of tho aooldont on Tho othcf:. Most Of tho
injured pnasongorB proceeded with the train.
ThoBo seriously hurt werc brought to bunalo,
and received medical aid.
DETROIT, Mich, July 29.-Lowis P6!4inon WAS
killed BY the cars at Lansing, yosteEday:
, 1873-07-30
A NEW STATE.
Convention at jackson, Tenn., for
Forming Another State.
To Be Carved Out Of Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, and Kentucky.

JAoKsou, Tenn, July 20.-Tho Convention.
formed by delegates from portions OF North
Mississippi, WoBt Tennessee, and Western Aon-
lucky, interested in the movement looking to
the formation Of now State out OF thoHo frao-
tionB, assembled hore this morning, and organ
izcd by tho appointment Of Mai. Il. B. Hunt, Of
Tennessee, temporary Chairman, and tho APP
pointment Of q committee Of throe from oaoh
Btato to report permanent ofilcers for tho Con-
yel,tion, aftor which 1t adjourned until 230 p. m.
On roasaembling in tho evening, the Commit
too on Permanent Organization reported tho fol-
lowing officers, which waB received, and adopted. p
Presidents, Y. Fl. Kllpatnck, MthstSeippi NIL
ton Brown and Horace N. Polk. Tennessee; John
Martin, Jr., Kentuoky; Secretaries, ". 7. NeBbit
ana John n. Allen, Mississippi aos d. aunsoem, an
J. Fl. Vancerden, kentucky.
The Hon. Kenneth Raynord introduced HIM
self with appropriate aud stirring remarks,
evinoing much zeal in tho enterprise, and pro-
and perseverance,. Ho Was followed by Judge
Milton Brown in remarks OF much force, anti
pertinent to tho occaafon.
4 resolution offered by J, L. q. To1nlin, Of
Tennessee, for the appointment OF Centra
from each State, with power to appoint
subcommittee to prepare IN addross
and in other nays manifest tho ad
vantagos OF forming. the proposed nov
State. and further amended By ool: n. ;,, ?; W;a m
power and t1iisoretion to memorabilia tho Legis
laturos of tho old States and Congress, looking
to proper log1alation necessary to tho now for
mation, which was adopted, as offered ANT
amended,
Further committees were appointed with ref
| erence to the government of tho present sos
| sion Of tho Convention and other mno
details, followed by resolution otfeIet
, 1873-07-30
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

HARTFonp, Conn, July 29.--A Sandwich 1sl-
and correspondent OF tho Conrant, o resident Of
tions among business mon, landowners, aud
planters Of t1o Islands, is treaty Of reciprocity
with the Unitod States. King 1unallilo and his
Cabinet decided upon tho troaty Of 1ecip1ro-
city upon the basis Of tho cosaion
of pea1l River to the United statca.
Tho decinlon was not reached without oppo-
Bition from without and within the Cabinet:
An English member Of the Cabinet opposed
reciprocity from the beginning, but finally
Yielded. Tho King continues his friendly dis
position towards tho United statos, md Inns 70
comfy expressed willingness to visit this
Tho correspondent spoaka Of Gen. schoaold's
to tho reciprocity question. The Pearl River
cession is especially regarded aB tho important
thing accomplished by tho mission.
, 1873-07-30

llsts havo appeared on tho Spanish coast noar tho
Fronoh irontlor, to protect YosHels landing arms
and ammunition.
LONDON, July 20.-Tho veBanl which landed
tho cargo Of Remington rifles at Fontarnbin ia
one which eeyornl times ran tho blockade OF tho
Bouthorn ports in tic United statcs during tho
lato war.
Herald SfectaI] .,..
MALAGA, July 28.-The fighting betwoen the
soltliors and tho insurgents waH aovore. All
yesterday and to-dny the insurgents occupied tho
Martin, md tho Plaza Major, which
was strongly barricaded. Tho troops adyanc::
Ing yoatefday along tho MomedA suffered
sovoroly from TIT. rebels on Puorta e del
Mar and III tho citadel. Aftor como Bharp fight
Ing ticro WAS parloy, but 1t oa1no to nothing.
Tic fighting was resumed and still continues
Tho fossos aro heavy, 100 mon being dead nl-
roady. It IL reported that over 800 barrioados
arc erected In tho heart Of tho city.
, 1873-07-30
A BOLD DRlroH ON THE GORDON CASE.

III tho Editor " TAs Chicago Tribune.
Bin: In your laHuo Of this morning, you ed-
itorially go for tho law-of11corn in tho Province
Of Manitoba With reforonoo to tho Gordon kid
napping-caso. You naturally show good deal
Of feeling about tho matter, and stop Just short
Of chilling tho Q. o. (who passcd an opinion On
tho caso In the mattor Of accoptlng bai) n
moanor namo than is gonera1ly applied to our
own Bnnyon. Now, why is thoro 10 much ado
about these Minneapolis peoplof Ia 1t booauHo
they have innocently crrcd, or, what is moro,
fallen short Of succeBs7 L question Il it ia
eithof.
. They could not, oasi1y, innocontly err IN nt-
tempting to make an arrest, on United Btatcs
procesB, In foreign country. Ono, Judging
from their social md professional position in
tho State Of would gve them sn1 2. Sf9s t
talk about bondsmhn having authority to nab
tho mnn for whom ho haH gone bail, whorover
found, tho Boftest amongst US knows that only
In tho country whore tho bnil YVES given would
That tho Minncapolis peoplo woro not sncceha-
full does not bogot all this abuse Of tho Provin-
clal authoritos and friendly sympathy for tho &C.
oused. You we'll know that, even II they had
foro they could havo had him halfway to Now
York, and before the S80,0 600 reward had, even
In Imagination, beon within thcir grasp. Inter.
national law would have rescued Gordon, and
the United states Wonl0 1hVG nA0 70 pus 1uu
baok where his captorB stole him.
80 question II It Is either the laak Of knowl'
edgo or tho want Of succcss, that Is bogetting 80
much sympathy for these citizens Of ninncapo-
lis.
Tho great mistake that you have mado in writ.
Ing Of this mattor ia, that you take tho eamo vlo1
Of tho crime theao men committed In Man1toon
% It 1t had been done heEo. Here 1t is not 80
much tho onormity Of the crime one may com
NIT, but whit is tho socnl standing Of tho Grim
ina1. That theso men arc prominent citizens q
Minnea!olsa,, and very respectable men, wonle al
have weight in cur courts 90 you think that tht
law can SEQ gentleman In q folon in Manitobs
| as 1t does here, and give him tho bonsf
Of bis social, clerical, and financial standing
| In that you err. Unfortunately for thos'
| gentlemen Of Mlnnesota, they ara In the hand
| Of q law that Ia no roBpooter Of porsons j. thai
will hang q woman as soon Us 1t will hang q man
that seoH only the criminal, not tho eax.-th.
felon, not the gentleman. and better day vii
dawn in the administration Of the law With our
aelves, whom our Judges and Juries got educated
| enough to diveat themselves Of any feeling to
| = cti1ninnl'a poBition and soc only before then
q bronkor Of tho law, and moto out punishmcn
| accordingly. ALIEN.
CHICAGO, July %, 1878.
, 1873-07-30
Tho Memphis Murder Mystcry.

MEaPn1a, Tenn.,, July 2o.-Notwithstanding
and ths prevalent suspicion that HRS. Moore and
her nephsw, Joseph Hanson, had aome connoc-
ton with tho murder Of Frank Moore, there is
no svidente to connect them with the assassina-'
less some fu1tEer clue is obtained BY tomorrow
morning, whom their examination is to take
place, they will Undoubtedly be discharged, 81
there is gonoral tpinion TINT tho verdict OF tho
jury Of inquest was premature, and without oEl-
denco to subgtantiateit,
, 1873-07-30

wArEnzowr, Mass, July 2o.-OATr1E- -Rccelpsst
ST. Market inactive and prices unchanged. eaes Of
choice at $1,000: extra at $900@9.76 rst quality Ut
3sou@s.76; aeoond at $eoo9775; third at $5oo@bbo.
BEEER AND LAMps-Recalpts, ,740. Ptoes depre-
ciatod 90 being the outside ratio In tho market to-day,
although several lots previously contracted for at
&C.. Many blocks sold at prtces no highcr than tho
dealers pna tho farmers tho stock Sales In ota o
wool sheep at f3oo@s75 each; extra 1t 81 4ooa 600
srring limbs at ST. 70Q{a8.Q
, 1873-07-30

Mr. MuBaor and young woman rode out to-
gether last Sunday, in Lancaster, Pa. "Tho
lady hold tho reius, and, in rounding 4 curve,
turned too suddenly, resulting in q tllt Of the
buggy, which threw lior haad-foremost from hor
seat. Hor body had already left tho buggy, and
aho WAS doBcon1ing upon Aor head betweon tho
wheols. when Mr.. Mussor, with that quickuoss
Of thought that comcs to some persons n the
lott hand, Wills ho IT graspod - d tic her roina md
checked tho horse with tho right hand. The
bnstle was fortunately well aeourod, and tho
lady WAS sayel.H
, 1873-07-30

The following In told OF California girl Of u
years OF age, daughtor Of tho Assessor Of Lako
County; "nliHs hfoliio Allen got permission OF
her father to amuhe horaelf by firing at target.
30 she got Allen'B Bmall telescope rifle, which ia
but about twonty-four inchoa long-l.ad q target
commenced CON m hor frst regular practice. Tho bulls
eyo was piece Of white card about tho size OF q
silver dollar. Hiss Allen fired ten consecutive
ahota, every ono Of which hit the hull'a-eyn. As
,noaHured by Charlie Slottorbek, the shots mako
4 " inoh string.
, 1873-07-30

DETROIT, July 2o.-Cort. Fl. Olark, Of Chicago,
waB nrreated at Jackson on the 26th. charged
with carrying OF the daughter and S160 belong
ing to hotol-keeper. in Canal street, Decatur.
The woman WAS tho wife Of man at Jaokaon:
tho matter, anu reteaaod the runaways, tho wo-
man returning to her husband, Clark following
Greeleys advice.
, 1873-07-30
The Crops.

special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago TFibuns.
DEs MONIES, H., July 29.-HarveBt is well :ad-
vancsd all over Iowa. Reports from all parts Of
the State say that wheat is injured BY smut s,nd
blight, and that the yiold will not be above the
average Of last yoar, and tho grain notof as good
quality. Oats promise woll, and corn viii b1
tremendous crop, with favorable fall.
, 1873-07-30
MEXICO,

Crr7 OF MEXICO, July 10, via HAyArA, July 40.
Ar1ning the report that the famous royoluhoniBt,
Lozadn, had boon taken prisoner by tho National
troops.
The Leplc revolution Is about ended.
Tho Government is arranging to send 6900
troops to reinforce tho army on the Rio drande.
Minister Metia declares that he will not aup-
port the Government in its dictational powers.
Ho is charged With holding revolutionary cau-
cusses ut tho house Of Santa Cecilia, son-in-
laW Of tho lato President Juare2.
, 1873-07-30

C1xo1NNAr1, July 29.-An Enquirer special
from Upper sandusky,. O., says that the boiler
used in driving portable engine and threahing
machine on George HeHordts farm, Pinochteo
e1Rodad 3D. toSey hnaon Ran
Henry Berry. and wounding slightly benjamin
Walton. The engine was now. Supposed cause,
no water,
, 1873-07-30

YNOUADlLcTtEH.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2o.-On "Wednesday
for the Gulf and South Atlantic statoB, aouih-
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather., and na-
westerly winds, partly cloudy and clear wos:he,r
For Now England, southwest winds, partly
cloudy weather, and occasional local ltoEms' forms
For the Lower Lako region, variable Wl1n9as,
with possibly cloudy and focal rainB n the ex-
treme Northwest and in Minnesota. ,
STAGE OF WATER. %,
Daily report OF tho stage Of water, WITH ~
ssaspges sR9s in tho "a hour" ending g. n'' July ~
, 1873-07-30


MADRID, July 20.-Ihe. Bishop Of Granada,
who was hold prisoner pT the insurgents, has
boon roloased.
dlspaton received at tho War e~Rn-
tack upon eeviilo. The Government forcca." aro
contdene TINT thoy will repel tho assault. -
Iae spanish steamer vigllanto, seized BY a
i, 9ott!an man-oi-W -War: has been glyon up outlo
oHm1n M.nn,n no1nna 4,,I.r ~ % olMator. IT,
:, MAnAin, July @v:-Ihe report that the Nepub,
ncah aItiilorymen IN Valencia had joined the In
, 1873-07-30

Tino-2:27; 2:24s{; 2:24H: 2:97N.
nurse 7nag 600 s' s iss Il III s dsss IT, GF s to fss ths
second, and s50 to tho third. one milo and
ropoat. Thero wero eight entries and sll started.
Nellie Bush was the fayorito in the pools. with
Port Leonard second choice. Nellie Bush won
Fort u s Leonard @ showed what he could do BY COM
Ing under tho wire first, with Jenning, lapping
him, md Daisey Doau close behind, third. Time,
1:4115.
ing, ali horsos keeping close at tho start, and
coming home at d handsome ratio OF speed: Fort
Leonard took the heat and tho race. I1mo{
1:49. Nellie DuBh won the second money, and
To-morrow tho first raco will DO for horses TINT
have never beaten 2:21, for Which Judge Fuller
ton, John w. Conley, and Camors aro entered.
Tho second raco will bo for 2:45 horses and the
third a,,1 running raeo, sa,,hap noas three -
sport @ viii be first class, and larger
crowd will, doubtless, be in attendance: 30 far
everything passed OF smoothly and Pieasantiy,
and thore Is no doubt that tho meeting will bo q
ana Success msg1,dsteS -
BAHAToat RACES.
sanKroaA, July 20.-The storm last night made
tho track heavy.
Of milo, 5sfiana Flour, Angc, Hing Pin. Yesta,
and Ve.Beanco, Ring Amadeus and steel:Ey
Revardless and Ruthless, q colt and brother to
Invernary, started. The race was won by Steel
Eye, Hg. hogaEaiees second. Time, l;a211: .,,a
value 81, 200, added to sweepstakes If sou zach,
~ miles. Tho following atartcd: Joe Daniels,
Harry Daaeett, Ttue Blue, and Wanderer. Wan
dorer wns tho favorite in tho pools. Joe Daniels
won, DaaBott second, Truo Blue third, Wandoror
d bad fourth. Time, 4;10A.
Tho third race selling race, for purse Of
$500, al agoB, one milo and quartcr, was won
By Chicknbiddy, Artist second Time, 2:139.
TIE oooDwooD RACES.
LONDON, July 29.-Tho Goodwood races began
to-day with a large and brilliant attendance.
The Stewards cup, which WAS the loading event
Of tho first day. was won by a Slater Helon, Mo-
ono ran, and the betting at the start waa 99 to !
against Sister Helon 10 to againHt Modenn,
and Is to against Oxford Mixture.
, 1873-07-30
The PrHxtlGnts

Orr or KINGSTON, N. y, July 2o.-preaidont
coiyed with great enthusiasm. After q nhort
atay, tho Proaldont took his departure for the
Overlook Mountain House. uo will return here
tomorrow.
, 1873-07-30

ST.. PErEnsnuno, July 2o.-Of1ioihl dispatches
from Con. Kaufman report that tranquility
prevails IN Kliiya. Tho health Of tho troops lB
good. Tho transportation OF tho liberated slayes
to Persia and elsewhere has begun.
, 1873-07-30

L1yEnpooL, JULY 20.-Tho nteanships City Of
Now York, 0ooanloA aud AbyHsinia, from Now
Y9S; Nkv s55yaa YaSR Sny 9ut aoArrvea tho seausps
vile do Hayrc, from sDrest City OF brooklyn,
from Liverpool, and tho Thuringia, :f1pm Ham
burg,
, 1873-07-30

NEW YonR, July 2o.-The London Times OF
the l7th expresses tho opinion that the Aalan-
too war may yet become formidable affair."
, 1873-07-30

A Lettor-Currler in Trouble.
CINCINNATI, July 20.--Frank Titus, = letter
carrier Of this city, was to-day arrested for
oCcning lottors. 4 decoy- letter detected him.
7'lo ~, # l'sa housa discovered twenty let-
lin h4- -~.torrioA. 10 Was hold IN e2,600.
, 1873-07-30

VIENNA, July 20 In the barracks in the sub
urbs Of this city there hava boon in ono day as
many Us 200 casop OF cholera a1tu. thirty doat1lg
The ravagos Of tho disease have booome DO ex-
tenBive that the Government has boon compelled
to order tho removal Of the troops TO Bruck, q
small town twonty-threo miles southeast Of Vi
emma. In, this city, tho number Of deaths from
cholera is reported at twonty por day.
There is no doubt that many Of tho highest
prizes for goods exhibited at tho Exposition will
be awarded to Americans.
, 1873-07-30
WRESTLING.

$500 WAS made last night botweon John
MoNahon, tho "Amercan oollar-and-olbow
Champion" and Abort Ellia, tho English
Devonshire aud Cornwall lightweight cham
pion.
, 1873-07-30
TERhhkY-

BERLIN, July 2o.-Dismarck has granted DOE
miaaion to tho Good Tomplars to establish
lodgca in PruBsta.