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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-03-04
NUMBER
SAYINGS AND Do1Nas.

LITTLE RAd.TAa. sa5 s. y y
A curly, bright head, and pefclied 1bod;it s.
Little Rag,tag OF q brown sun bonnet Z IL ~
a pair OF old ehoos forever united. " II Il
Whoae soles have holes, whose toes gf::1. ,:tie.
Come snn or come shade, come shine or como
rain, Iit5 = 10 sPRsl3Ee I
To ohlIo Rag-tag it's eyer, the same; i,
With an air OF the most eupfe content,
She paddles and plays TILT dayis spent.afe
Why people complain ahe neYercan sec, 81
When God is as good as ever can be 80,
She talks to herself. and laugbs, ana Sings bae
About the world and its beautiful things;. !. :,
But, though he Is good TO all OF the rest,
she @ is very egre that he loves her best ttss
oh, how: much better this world would way a
u H Te all had hearts like little Rag g-tagl 8 s5sl
fy;., 81 II, &c., - Chrisfidn Union. g.
JULES SIMoN says that ont Of 5ants one
hundred dozen shirts made I'M Paris,
eighty five dozen are made { in conynts. i
ST THOUGHT twas queer he didn't
holler out the last time hit him, said
Mrs Huse, Of Alabama. to the inrsyy !
who were trying her for the murder sof 1
her husband. 80. !.
ANN ELIZA lectured six times in
Salt Lake City, and on the first night (
fifteen OF Brigham's daughters sat ON {
the front seat and made faces at her, IS,
BUTLER COUNTY, Missouri, has the
~~ASbe SSSSAttAAS SoSAt oA1 4OSOlos LILO 10
now sixty-fve years of age. Attheagea
of twenty. one he commenced to count,
two billions. He has counted almost
incessantly ever since, and his task lis
siili}incomplete. He says he wants tod
count that number and die happy. s.:
The SUNNY Sour. - x.
There Is many, a rest on! the road of lifo 19slii
II We would only stop to take it ;Ft ,;Ss-, ~
And many q tone from the better land, sf \ =
If the aue,ulous heart would wake it.i. sdf
To the sunny soul that is full OF hope,
/ And whose beautfultrust ne'er faileth, ~ u
The grass is green, and the dowers arc bright,
Though tho wintry storm prevaileth. q
slA, PTTTsFIELD woman wants to wager
$500 that she can walk. fifty hours With {
out rest or sleep. You may succeed,
madame, but it will not be as easy nor
half such a.comfort to you as, toilli9
close to the side of 1.-THE bed and jaw
and keep your husband awake that
length of time.
IL IHE prefecture of policeisof Toxic,
Japan, has issued the Il GLOWING circu.
lar /. e e Amy personin European costume
meeting his imperial majesty will ,,be
lobligsd to salute the emperor by hold. !.
ing his Int under his left arm and low
Fsering his right hand to his knees.
Those who do not wear d hat will be
EphliRed Le l9yer liot Ii hands TO the ktiss 4
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VERY stern parent indeed :. Come
here, sir What is this complaint the
sohoolmaster has made against you ?"
Much injured youth: "It's Just moth
ing at all. You see Jimmy Hughes,bent
a pin, and only just left it on the
teachers chair for him to look at, and
he came in without his specs, and sat
right down on the pin, and now he
wants to, blame me for it"
ENGLISH PRoNUNcIAT1oN.- ~
The with which the English language can
be acquired by foreigners will be understood after
perllsal Of the folowing:l
Wife, make me some dumplings Of dough,
They're better than meat for my cough;
Pray let them DO boiled till hot through
But not till they're heavy or tough.
Now-I must bo of to the plough,
And the boys, when they've had enough, n
Must keep the flies off with bough,
While the old marc drinks at the trough.
INSIDE of the hat OF cattle thief re-
Gently arrested in Detroit were found
pasted the following ma1ims ERE
member that truth is a jewel; do not
covet respt ct old age be content with
what you have; live that men will take
your character as an example," To con.
sideration cf this excellent principles
governing the mans life tho judge,
kindly allowed him to retain the printed
slip containing them during his years
sojourn in the penitentiary.
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Tic Enalisll .Fsyet d Clock Tca.i

OUR british consislat have d fashion
able Gve clock ten hicil is be-
comm xeepsiyels The ea:s elegant thing
in Lol dsa. Inc utai t.ss ii Iite issss Of
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-06
VOLUME XXlV-~NUMBER IL.
Omaha Items.

OMAHA, NED., September 4.-The water
rose all day yesterday in the Boyer river
and Logan creek, on the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railroad, and the road.bed
Is in many places three and four feet un-
der water, No trains have parsed over
the road, but all passengers have been
gotten of the damaged part Of the road.
The water also rose rapidly all day in
Coon river aud Walnut creek, on the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific road.
The track is In many places four feet un,
der water, and is badly damaged.
The Pacific express, en- route east,
was ditched just west Of Commerce,
Iowa, about twelve miles west Of Des
Moiues last evening John Hughes, 4
brakeman fell between the cars and was
instantly killed. Several persons were
slightly injured, and L. Miller, baggage
master, was injured by the baggage fall
ing on him,
The water In Walnut creek IL three feet
higher than ever before know. West
bound trains are laid up at Commerce
and Des Moines. The East bound train
which left here last night Is laid up at
Stewart, Iowa.
Barnums HippodrOme, which adyeT.
tised to perform here tomorrow, II laid
up at Grand Junction, Iowa, Il 10 not
thought possible for them to get here by
any route. The Chicago and Northwestern
RailFORd has contracted to bring them
here on time, The Chicago, Burlington q
Quincy train came in on time.
The Union Pacific sold ten thousand
acres Of land in Phelps and KeaFney
counties, yesterday, to the Warner OK.
cursionists from Wisconsin and Illinois.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September Alt is reported
that an English steamer has succeeded
in landing At Matrico a large cargo Of
war material tor the Carlists, including
4 pieces Of artillery, 5000 rifles and 100
cases Of cartridges.
A dispatch from Constantinople states
that information has been received from
Belgrade by the Turkish government and
by the foreign embassies which relieves
the apprehensions that Servia will by
her conduct add to the complication Of
the HerzegOvinian question, A solid
agreement between the Powers and the
Servian government has been effected at
Belgrade, owing to the pressure brought
to bear by the Representatives Of the for.
mer. SerVia undertakes TO restrain the
inSurrectionary party from action within
her borders.
LONDON, September 6.-The strike at
Oldham has ended, the terms Of the Oper.
atives have been accepted, and work will
commence tO.nlorrow.
LONDON, September $3.50 A. MA
special in the Morning Standard says that
the British Consul has arrived at Mostar.
He witnessed some horrible cruellies
perpetrated by the insurgents, who In
one instance roasted three children ulive.
The inSurrectiOn is put down. Only
raids by Servians and MOntenegrins take
place, and these are exaggerated ten.iUld.
A telegram to the Duly Ners states
that Server Pasha has been authorized to
propose limited forms Of autonomy for
Herzegovina.
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SAN FRANcIsco, September 4.-Tbe
Sidney mail Of July "a, reports the loss Of
the ship Isabella, from Newcastle to Hong
Kong, with coal. She struck BellUna
Reef on the night Of July A. Seventeen
Chinese passengers left On board with boat.
The officers and crew left In boat. Six
remain on the island. The Captain, mate
and eight men Of the crew pulled for the
Australian coast until picked up by the
schooner Canambone and taken 10 Bowen.
BosToN, September 4.-.Arrived-.Stean.
er Parthia, from Liverpool.
LoNDoS, September 4.-Steamer Al.
geria and Wyoming, from New York, ar.
rived out.
New YoRK, September 4.-Arfived-
Steamship Britannia, from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, September 6.--Arriv.
ed-7Steamship Pennsylvania from Liver.
pool.
New YoRK, September 5.--Artived--
Steamships Egypt from Liverpool and r.
Calland from Rotterdam.
LONDON. September 5.-The Baltic
from New York has arrived.
LONDON, September 5.-The steamers
Ctinbfin from New York and Samafia
from Quebec have arrived.
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CHICAGO, September E The Texss
excursion Of editors arr vod fro a Spring.
field this morning. This "a ,rDUon Mis-.
E. B. Morton, wife Of the editor Of the
Dallas Inhhigsncer, while standing BY a
train Of cars, was accidentally thrown
under one Of them, the wheel VI which
passed over her arm, cutting II Of above
The elbow. Mrs. Morton waa removed 10
81. Luke's hospital where she liesina dy.
Ing condition, having received internal Ii.
jnfrps which II Ia feared will terminate
fatally.
The Chicago shutt1evtfe n tournament
began to-day, and shooting for prizes be.
gan. There vas large attendance from
other citieS, and the first day was consid.
cred success. G. Hering delivered an
address. Shooting will continue Monday
and Tuesday,
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WASHINGTON.
FAST MAIL TRAIN WEST.

WASHINGTON, September 4.-The Post
Office Department has perfected arrange.
ments for a fast mail train from New
York, Philadelphia, Washington and BAL
timore, via Pittsburgh, to Chicago, ST.,
Louis, Cincinnati, and all points In the
southwest. This train will commence
running Monday, September l3, over the
Pennsylvania Railroad and It's cOnnec.
tions, making extraordinarily fast time,
so as 10 fully accommodate the immense
postal business between the cities dGsig-
mated, as well as q limited number Of
through passengers. The schedule Of
trains will be arranged and announced In
a few days.
GOLD TRANSFERRED TO CALIFORNIA,
The total amount Of gold transferred to
San Francisco banks and business men Is
81, 1901 900. Another half million may be
transferred Monday from the bullion Hc-
count Of the mint,
NEW COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS.
The President has appointed R. Hol.
land Duell oil New York, Commissioner
Patents, vice Thatcher, resigned.
FISHERS SUCCESSOR.
Ex-Governor Wells, appointed United
States Attorney for the District Of Co.
lumbia, took the oath Of office to-day, and
appointed II, Ii. Wells, ir, assistant,
FATAL QUARREL,
During quarrel to-day, between The
bar.keeper OF a restaurant at Ninth and
+ streets and Dennis German, the latter
fired a pistol, killing a German named
Lcede, sitting at a table.
THE TREASURY ROBBERY CASE.
The case Of Theodore W. Brown, ar.
rested in connection with the larceny OF
The Si7 1000 from the Treasury, has been
adjourned until Tuesday, when the Judge
will give decision on the point raised
by counsel for the defense, that whereas
Brown was arrested on an information
him with stealing, the Govern.
nent ought not to hold him for receiving
stolen money.
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Grnnd Indian Council.

ocMuLoEE, September 5.-The Grand
Council Of Indian Territory ls In session.
Full delegations are present from nearly
every tribe In the territory. An extra
delegation, as visitors from the KiuwaS,
COmanclles and other wild tribes from
the plains we're present. The Council
will make an appropriation for their
subsistence, hoping that they will be
induced to enter into more intimate
and friendly relations, through the in.
Auence Of mure civilized Indians they
will meet. The only business will be
considered Ia a new Constitution, pro.
yding for a Governor Of the Territory,
U. s. Court and a delegate to Congress,
which will probably pass this Council,
but with proviso that 1t be submitted 10
the National Council for approval. The
Council proposes to adjourn In q body To
attend the International fair to be held at
MeskoEee, September Ia 10 19.
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NEW YORK.

FUNERAL OF THE ITALIAN ARTIST vIANNI
New YoRK, September 4.-The funeral
services over the remains OF Pielro
Vianni, who committed suicide last
Tuesday, were held yesterday afternoon
at City Island. Among those present
we're the Italian Consul General in
New York, the Grecian Consul, Italian
Vie Consul; Siguor TheO, PeresSoni, the
brother Of the late Mayor Havemeyer,
Fernando A. Mara, painter, G, Torrent,
sculptor, and Signor Ferranti; the buffO
singer. There was considerable delay
OCcasioned by the taking Of two photo
graphs Of the remains and the scene, to
be sent to the parents Of the deceased ar.
tist. After an address by the officiating
clergyman, Count De Luca, spoke In
Italian, euloSiziDg Vianni's lie. He al.
luded 10 his (Vianni's) studies and his
works, and spoke Of the cloud that had
gathered over his life. Count De Luca
said he had been we'll acquainted with his
family, and there was no truth In the
statement that Vianni had fought a duel
with a nobleman, and after killing him
stabbed himself. Vianni h i'd become in.
vOlyed in some trouble in Rome, and had
attempted unsuccessfully to end bis lie.
The locket that has been spoken Of con-
tanned a picture Of his mother, painted by
himself. Count Do Luca has taken
charge Of bis property, which is yari'
Ously estimated at from $4,000 to $2O,'
900.
SPECIE SHIPMENT,
Specie shipments to-day S250OOO, all
Mexican coin.
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A Duel Fought by two ~. Louis
EdltOFS-One Shot Exchanged
and no Blood Shed.


ST.. LOUIS, September 4.-Malor John
N. Edwards, one Of the editors Of the st.
Louis Times, and Colonel Emory s. Fos-
ter, editor OF the Evning Journal, left here
last night for Winnebago county, Illinois,
to fight q duel. The affair had been kept
very quiet, no one, outside Of the parties
directly interested knowing anything
about 1t until this afternoon, when 1t got
on the street and became the subject. oil
much comment. Dispatches announcing
the result have been momentarily ex'
pected since 2 O'Clock, but at this writing
~ o'clock nothing has been received, and
i Ia cOnjectured that something unlocked
Tor has occurred to prevent the meeting.
Major Edwards was accompanied BY
Colonel Il. y. Branch, and Colonel Foster
by W. D: W. Barnard, as seconds, and
perhaps by other parties. The affair
grew out Of an editorial In the Times oil
August "a on the action ot the citizens
Of Winnebago county In refusing to allow
JEFF Davis to speak at their lair, and a
retOlnder 6y Foster IN the Journal the
next day, In which he cast very severe
Strictures upon the writer Of the Tunes
article. The point at which the duel was
TO be fought Is not known here, as that
was leit 10 be selected by the seconds
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Starting OF the Belmont Furnace.

Starting Oi tIle
We are happy to announce this morn
ing the starting up OF the Belmont Furn-
ocr the fires Of which were lit on Saturday
evening By the venerable President OF the
company, Mr.. Henry Moore, The Bel
mont Furnace is an excellent piece OF
work, and cannot fail to be grand sue
ce,. under the management Of Mr.. TAFT.
hi. thoroughly seasoned, and ifiudicious-
Ivbiownin,as no doubt it will be,will soon
be making good metal and plenty OF it.
Tbi, furnace was commenced in 1879 but
not finished until the fall ot73. It has u
lG foot bosh, Il GS loot stack, and two
choice Hot Blasts Of the TAFT pat
tern,
We trust that the starting up
of this new enterprise in our midst
at this time, is a happy augury for
the whole iron industry Of the city We
trust, furthermore, that the uay u hot lar
off when we shall have the pleasure OF an
pouncing the blowing in Of the splendid
furnace at the Top mill, which event is
only delayed by the non.cOmplOtion Of
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
railroad. Now that Brooke and Ohio
counties own this road, free Of debt, or
practically so, there is no reason to doubt
that it will, ere long, pass into hands that
will complete 1t. Then We shall sec not
only the fires lit in the Top mill furnace,
but also those already lit in other manu-
ufuc,uring concerns burning brighter and
higher than has been their wont for a
long time.
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The Catholic Difficulty in Lou.
iSViIle Diocese.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 4.-The
recent changes In the Catholic Church
Diocese Of Louisville are the subject Of
much talk In this city and State. Rev.
Father Lawrence Box, pastor Of St..
Johns Church, Louisville, whom Bishop
McClcskey removed to Bowling Green
for inSubordination, has published card,
giving as the cause for its publication a
desire to vindicate the character Of the
pastor Of ST. Johns. Tomorrow Bishop
McCloskey will publish card severely
criticising and condem ming the remarks
Of Father Box. Both parties will lay
their cases before the Pope ere long, mes.
sengers being now on their way TO Rome.
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Or. nembold.

PHILADELPHIA, September ~ Dr..
Henry 7. Helmbold the well.known
dfuggist, was discharged from the Penn.
eylVania Insane Asylum on q writ Of ha.
bea9 corpus, by Judge ElcoCk, the Judge
holding that there was no occasion for
his detention In such an Institution, and
stepping down from the bench cOngratu.
lated him upon his release. Dr.. Helm.
bold's counsel, Clarence Deringer, pro.
Posea to bring suit for damages against
the asylum,
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scand2ious state OF Things at a
County Poor HOuae.

MEMPHIS, September 4.-Nf iome
days there has been considetAtl tossip
In reference to the County Poor.house,
one Of the inmates charging one Of the
physicians with making improper ad-
vances 10 her and Afterwards dischatging
her because Of her refusal to comply with
his demands. II is also alleged that he
kept a prostitute there a. t1atton. The
Commissioners to-day examined mum.
bet Of witnesses and will report their
conclusions to the County Court
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Trouble Between 4. Illinois Rail.

Rock ISLAND, September 4.-The Rock
Island Argt1ot this morning has the fol.
lowing:
"on inquiry at the general office Of the
Rockford, Rock Island and 81. Louis Rail.
road here, to-day, we learn that the Chi.
cagu, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company and the Chicago and North.
western Company have terminated the
favorable rates heretofore giventhe Rock.
ford, Rock Island amidst. Louis Railroad
COmpan on freight to Chicago, and now
charge full local rates. This we hear, Is
The result Of the injudicious course put-
sued BY Mr. II. Gutenberg self styled agent
Of The German bondhUlders, in attacking
those roads and falsely charging, in an
interview procured by him and published
In New York newspapers, that the Rock
ford had been run In the interest Of the
former roads. As the Rockford derives
its chief earnings from Chicago freight,
this action will leayeit without the abil.
ty to earn its operating expenses"
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The latest fashion In medicine, the
drinking Of blood for consumption, has
passed away, and still men die. II was a
heroic treatment and required a stomach
notices. herOicthan the will. Asa matter Of
iact lew StomachS are able to digest
raw blood by the tumbler.full, and dys.
rep'la was natural result. A French
physician, however, has recourse to a very
simple eNpedient by which the blood Is
saved and administered. lie dries II,
CRATES II to powder, and carries II, II he
pleaSes, ,inhisvest pocket, doubtless taking
apinch in a glass Of water when he feels
faint or hungry. This il nicer than TAX.
ing II on draught from the living toun.
tain. AT all events, this method ought
to be applied to the saving Of all blood
at all slaughter houses. Blood Ia nutri.
tious, and II the American people ARE 40
'queamish as not to like blood puddinps
this rich food staple must be prepared IN
some more delicate form. Eating The
meat and rejecting the blood Is a CASTRO
nomic parallel to straining at a gnat and
swallowing a camel.
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The Fast Mail Train.

On the 10Th Of this month the fast mail
train that ia to make such Unprecedented
speed will commence running between
New York and Chicago, 1t will leave
New York at A a. NJ, each day, and reach
Cleveland, via tho Hudson River, New
York Central and Lake Shore Railroads,
at 1926 r. Nj. of the same day, distance
Of $50 miles, in fifteen hours and twenty
five minutes, which Is nearly Al miles per
hour, and, excluding stops, over 30 miles
per hour. This will be unprecedented
running, and will be the greatest advance
ever made in this country in the quick
dispatch Of the mails.
We sec il noticed that the Pennsylvania
road, not to bo outdone by rival line,
will Of its own motion put on cores
pondingly fast train over Its route and
connections That Is to say, It will also
start train at A. NJ. from New York,
that will reach Pittsburgh at t9P,M. Of the
same day, and that will connect with The
Wheeling train on the @. & p. at ALI p.
NJ and reach Wheeling about 0 in the
evening, thus enabling travellers to reach
Wheeling in one day from New York,
This new and extraordinary mail train
between New York and Chicago is thus
alluded to by the Cleveland Leader:
There will be something Of dramatic
favor to the Inauguration Of the new
lightning mail service between New York
and Chicago. At 1925 r. NJ. Of Thursday,
the 10Th Of September, II all goes well
there will ComG rushing into the Central
Depot Of this city four long white cars,
which will have left New York on the
morning Of that day. The cars will be
worth noticing. Each will be painted
pure white, with rich gilt lettering and
decorations, and each named after some
honOred Governor Of n State. The train
from New York on the 10th will include
the cars, Governor Dix" Governor Til
den" Governor Morgan" and "Governor
Tod" AT IA. NJ. on the l7th the frat Els-
tern bound special mail train will pass
through here, having left Chicago the
evening before. 1t will include the cars
Governor Hayes" "Governor Brough,"
and Governor Oglesby" We apprehcnd
that the popular interest in these trains
will be sufficient to attract to the
depot quite an audience to greet them on
their first trip There are to he three
relays Of men to distribute and work the
mails on these trains. One relay will
run from New York to Syracuse, the sec.
ond from Syracuse to Cleveland, the third
from Cleveland to Chicago. The advan.
tages to be derived from the new arrange.
mentiS by no means confined tothe cities
and country directly along the route Of
the last trains. Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Louisville and st. Louis, with all ada.
cent and intermediate points, will gain
the twelve hours just the same As Cleve.
land or Chicago. The Cincinnati mail,
tor instance, will reach here In time for
the night express south, instead OF con.
Meeting with the day train next morning,
az |, now the case. The whole effect OF
the Improvement will be more rapid and
perfect communication between the peo.
pie, privilege which II Is the duty Of q
republican government 10 foster and i'm.
prove by every means In its power.