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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

the oage was going II could not have
more than reached the skip.dump before
the brake vas down and the throttle
closed; my next motion Was to reverse
the engine. and II was all done a. quickly
I think, o. any man could do 1t With
perfect presence Of mind; the cage went
on MP to the timbsrs, under the sheave,
and I saw the men falling or jumping
from the wreck. and also saw the rope
fall, and IL fell quietly down like . string
that was severed and remained there,
the engine bsiag at perfect rest; the en-
CINE must have stopped at about the
same time that the cage struck the tim.
bsrs; I stepped down off my platform
and have never been on 1t since"
Following IL important. ~.
Q.-You have heard the testimony OF
several witnesses here TO the effect that
you were running that cage on the ooca.
sion OF that accident ct three or four
times It's usual speed when men are
aboard. Their testimony. a. I under.
stand you. Il untruef Al say, most
emphstioally. Il is.
Q.-You are sure, then, that the bell.
man on the cage could have pulled the
bell rope 20 a. to warn you at any point
In the shaftf Al feel very positive
that he could.
Q.-Do you think Il safe to run an
engine without An indicator A.-well,
Q person must run very slovly to run
safe.
Nj. Stone Wasn't this cage and
cable with the tags Is guides or warn.
ings sufficiently safe to hoist mon II run
quite slowly? A.-0rdinarily. yes; had
I seen the tags Il would have been oil
right to land BY.
Q.-were you not instructed BY the
chief engineer to run quite slowlyf A.
Yes. SIR.
ASA. n. the jury went to the Union
shaft aud saw men hoisted at the usual
rate Of speed and took . look ct the ait
uation. They found that ordinarily
when hosting men the engineer could
stop the cage in . very few feet-from
Ave TO ten when the signal was given
and that the tags IN the rope were
plainly visible when they came out OF
the shaft.
After carefully examining the situa-
ton they rsturneds to the Coroner's
ofics and agreed upon the following
verdict:
"That the deceased, T. G. Mccarthy,
was q native Of Ireland, aged 20. and
that he came to his death by the run.
ming OF the cage at the Union shaft into
the shsavs; that said accident occurred
during Q momsntary Observation-Disclosures
ON the part OF the engineer. And the
jury further fnd that the indicator
attached to the engine was ont Of order
and not In use, but that tags had been
placed on the cable and the engineer
instructed to run his engine BY these
tags /; that the engineer was running his
engine at an unwarranted and unusual
rate Of speed while hosting men. con.
trary to the express instructions and
cautions Of the chief engineer and Is In
this respect blamable. And tho jury
would respectfully recommend to mining
companies generally the use OF some
appliance to prevent ov~sr.winding OF the
cable and the consequent recurrence Of
accidents OF this kind"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
The work Of puian6i in The big pump.

Ths work Of putting in the big pump.
ing machinery at the Union shaft has
been commenced. The sole plates. on
which will rest the bearings Of the big
pump beam, are In. and the other parts
are being set mp. The big beam itself
viii soon DO put 10. i weighs about
ninety tons.
J. p. Martin, Of the California Bank,
vritss that he u beginning to feel some
rSturnins life IN his lover limbs, and
hops 70 inally recover their uss. though
His physician says Il viii b soma time
before b can hope for such recovery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
rhs A.iloy iIseusss.

The Coroner commenced his inquest
upon the body OF Il. B. Malloy at ] P.
y. today. A. he Is the second victim Of
the Union accident. the attending sur.
Reon only was called and then the
evidence taken In McCGrty's case was
submitted TO the Jury. Their verdict
Wal the same a. that found In the case
OF McCarty. except the Recommendation
in regard to the appliance for the pre-.
ysntion Of ovsr.winding. The inquest
was held In Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
Justice.

It having been stated that the Justice
mine has been shut down until further
orders, We state upon the authority Of
the management that the stoppsse 10
merely for g day or two In order to make
certain necessary repairs to the boiler
and other arrangements. Work will DO
resumed a. usual day after tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
International market.

The International Market, No. s
South @ street. Virginia, 10 now running
two delivery wagons In Gold Hill. and
sells meats for cash ct a~stonishinsly low
prices. Meats by the quarter sold to
families at very reasonable rates. This
market IL behind none In facilities for
getting the best animals In the country,
and always has Q full supply Of the
choicest cuts on hand. Sec advertise
msnt Of Morris Dolphin In another COL
umu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
WHY WILL. 0

Allow . cold TO advance In your system ana
thus encourage more serious nalsdiss. such -
Pneumonia. Hsmorrhages aud Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be % readily ct.
taiaed. boschs<s German Syrup has gained the
iaresst sale In the world Tor the cure Of Coue n.
colds and the ssversst Lang Diseases. IL 10
DE-. Bosehcs's famous German prescription.
and 10 prepared with the greatest caro- and no
lear need BE- entertained In administering 10 %
the yoangset child. - per directions. Tue sals
VI this medicine II unprecedented Since nnt
tntroduced there has been . constant incrvas-
ing demand and without . single report OF .
failurs TO do It's work In any eass Ask your
Larrs sirs Is cent?. Try IL and be eonvins~i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

The walking match ct Piper's Opera
House Affords usual amusement which
eliminates each evening. The attend.
amos continues to be good. The score
at IL 4. n. today stood: Kennedy. 228
miles. IS laps; Wilcox. 22l miles and %
laps; Chenoweth, 100 miles, 8 laps;
Murphy. l7S mlles. There will DO more
sport this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
SUICIDE

A Distinguished scientist once aid; mo
man with . strong and healthy siousoh svsr
Sounitted suicide" and yet many are suffering
tha to,tures Of the damned With Dyspepsis
vAsu q siasis bottls Of pR xiNrfE-s Euglish
Dandslion. Liver and pyspspsla Pills will give
relief, and. n p~srsisted In. viii cure the worst
oass Of this dat sssins trouble. This pill
cures Torpid Liver and Biiiousness. rvguls,s-
the Bovels. removes Pimplss from the facs.
curss eallov Complexion. foul Breath. sich
HSaaachs, Heartburn. Pain In tbs sides and
Rsck. " sugar cosisd and GUARANTEED 10 Be
PUhgLY yE0ErABLe. IL acts directly upon
fhs coatina OF the stomach and on the Liver
an BE- taken In any climate Vet oe dry
v.sthsr. Beware Of limitations. The Gssshn<
~ an engraving Of Q lion on the outside wrap-
-. Prics % cents. For sAls by ali drugsiats.
Txran have psen more cures OK seminal
xeaip.ss. nervous debility and paralysis made
oy tho vosdsrfal English remedy, Sir Ashley
Coopsrs Wal Restorative. than oy al otns,
r~usiiss combinsd. why will ycu sunsf
send % A. <. Ntntis. u. D., No. II kearny
suest, San Francisco. o. the hsssor.nvc. nc
% cured. Prics. - per eoules four I'D, tns
aasntity. tl0. Try abottls. nnSV
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Arr,,... sh,. ner.,.x.

JP Smith. J Babcock. A n wieks. J "
vsrpey. Gov J Il kinksad. 8 c FOCUS. A
Turner, r Qtsnava. s L Austin. DR. l Not,
smith, c b Stoushton. EA Smith. E +
Bingham. J G Lefty. Mrs J II Leo and
children. W Carver. J W Wilson. Nay
Wilson. r Coblsntx. 8 Rosensr. J Fried
lander and wife. Y D Howell. Hugh Ma
hon, Miss x Mahou. Miss A Mahon. Miss
n n Kinney. Mrs. Coats. C C Z Russ.
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q. n. GALLUP.

u. u. aAlLup. opposite ths Bank Of oal,fos.
pis. Gold Hin, hssps constantly on hand III
nvortss brands of Imported C.ssrs. choice bit
risars. al hnds Of chewing tobacco. mssr.
ssksum pipes, school books and Stationery OF
MI d~sscnpdons, nns cutlery. and tors ann iancy
.ooAs Al al kinda sp2
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CO RoMER's INQUEST.
VERDICT AND nscoMnEADA.
rIoN OF TEE JURY.

Ceasinassiea OF ths Exanisssise
- shs Natter OF she Usiss nhsn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Esst-
nesrs and Bsaks0ss-ssassasas
or Ar. Cesliss, shs Eagfaser.
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now TO SAVE MONEY.

inas~a Of going to = doctor for . presSrip-
ten. II yOs have Brisht's Dissass. Diabetes,
rain In the BACK aud Loins. Smsrting. indian
nation. oaleuli. Bickiust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys ot Bladder. buy . bottle
Of DIR. MtSrIE's NEPHRsTICuN. the great
SucAu COMPOUND. Il IL the most wonderful
prsschpuon ever compounded for theee
iroubles. Msssrs. Abrams = Carroll. wholesale
drssists. ny w rvgdrd ysphsteum a.
a. h<sf KldaSy aad Bladder RsnN4iy IN ns
,.syk<." woodward. drugsi-t. Portisnd. Orc
goo. AYE /: "Everybody speaks highly OF IN"
Chiids, druggist. Portland. Oregon. says; "sold
Iots OF it: IL alvsys does the work MANY
havs been cured " obstinate kidney complaints
Aftsr the doetors have given them ap' BOZ
sale by all drusgtsts. Pies q -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
i,sp.rs.rs. l..s Exesisx.

u B Bsrnhart. p Kelly. Mrs c T Brad
10y. II Frank. u Conner. u @ Duty. ]
Chaplin. Al Jackson. J xeAshon. Kate
Mahon. jos Nartelle. Mrs J Baldwin. Mrs
A Mcpherson. W Lsity. Misi N Flsaisan.
Louie Dearborn, d c Dennis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

els that your friend. Mime. s.: who
IL dancing there 2" Eyes" "That's
Q friehtiully ill.mads dress abe has on"
"Yss ; bui II Il wasn't It wouldn't at
her."
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,,s1s ~ PROFIrs IN 30 DAYS
vs.s no did IN wall street on the mutual

..stv ulsn. Pamphlets explaining everything.
..stn to unsrrtns ruiss Coz success. ssnt frss.
%, eussonsn IN al paris Of the country sfs
-.lsdnG laxas proonI svsfy menth. Seno ios
-Ss5nAisS Adarsss etxrsos D o., ~
-cSsaes Ilsos, NsH xsef. SS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

Joseph n. Hall has commenced pro.
cssdlnes against his creditors. His
dsbs exceed his asssts By absst 30, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
AN OLD LANDMARK.

The Ylagssan on Mark rwain's Old
Cabin Taken Down By Bob Hew'
laud, who will Coavsrs Is late
Canes for Hi Friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

There seems to BE- . good deal Of Ute.
ill.ity-if We may b allowed to speak
in parables-smous the Indians In Col.
orado.
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srocK sErSsr.


LAST EVENING.
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l55 Eureka Con-. Is
$50 Belmont. SOC. SIC
1900 ella. zoe. Csc
eco Northern Belle, 6 .6s
100 Metallic. 500
$50 Grand Prize. zoe
l4i0 Argenta, soc. $50
$50 Navajo. 25c
500 Endowment, SIC. soc
Ito Independence. Csc
100 star. zoe. l5c
653 Belle Isls. ! 80. l 80. IN
$40 Day. I 10. ! o.
ITO Hillside. l 10
100 Real del Monte.
500 Albion. 20c
200 Wales. s o.,
10 NJ. Diablo. i2k
l&50 North Belle Lie. 500
lao Bodie. 81, 81
335 Beohtsl. ~
80 McClinton. 4So. 4oc. +5c. SOC
$50 Tioga, q 10. 2 20. ~
IS summit. SOC
400 Syndicate, Z ~, = "
100 0oodshaw. i5c
229s Bslviders. I. I 05. I ~. I Is
$50 Champion. &c. aoc
600 South Bodie. l5c
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100 Queen Bee. zoo
ECO Mono.
$50 University. 90
400 Santa Nina. I IL
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800 South Bulwer. 35c
1890 Addenda. 53c. 600
355 MONDAY. s 90. s 80
10 Mammoth. GS
so Boston Con-, I 40
sos Martin White. 90c. s5e. 500
100 Roughiand Ready. zoe
300 Atlas. Csc
745 Tiptop. IN
$50 Caledonia BLACK Hills). 81. e
rHis MORNING..
$40 Ophir, 2sk. "a. 3&k. 2&S. 2st
SIS Mexican. 20k. II, 20k
Gao Gould 3 Curry. 81. 81. sc
$50 Best 4 Belcher. l2S. i2t
si5 California, 3 50. 81
445 Savage. N.
1915 Con. Virginia. 8 95.t
$40 Chollar. G<. ca
$40 Potosi. I. 05
1895 Hale 4 Norcross. ~. sS. 3. 81
COS Crown Point. I 70. l 80
665 Yellow Jacket. 10. ~. -. ~
ss5 Imperial. 60c. Sc
100 Kentuck, Al
80 Alpha, 81
4l0 Beleher. 2, I "
IS Confidence.
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245 Utah. l2S. l2k. IL
SIS Bullion. 4 Is. 4 60
$50 Exchsquer. 1. 5 vs.. ) ~
10 Seq. Belcher. Is
IS 0vsrman. 81
400 Justice. I 70. I IS. I ~
zoos Union Con-. s., o2S. sa<. ssS
$50 Alta, 8 10. 81 s3
AS Julia. ~, I 40. N. 50
AIS Caledonia. I 05.
oss Silver Hill. !. CSC
7lS Challenge. IN. I 81
700 New York. S5c
20 Occidental. I
200 woodwille. l5e
275 Lady Warrington Con-. COO
$50 Andes. G0c. 55e
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$50 Scorpion. 2 50. a.
$50 Leviathan. 25c
2170 Benton Con-. IL. l 40. ! 80. ~,
I 10, I 20
255 Golden Gate.
$50 Con. Dorado. I
as Flowery. 25c
100 North BONANZA. Coo
i40o xsekay. loo
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1000 South Utah, l0c. &c
lbs Lady Bryan. Csc
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ecc A week IN your own toxn. % outns
360 g.. Ne HI. Rad3. y yea want .
Msssss . vfdsA'Hsrsoas q sstns 81 &c
n.y. fenIILYrr %. Psr,aaA ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Princess Sally Again.

rrror4I TO RI. ooLO .rrI Dali, srw..l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

THH CITY BAKERY,
r e RANT.
Confectionery and Candy Depot.

Ne. ~ Nsrth @ Street, virsisis,
nFFERs AN EtfokNT kss0RTNpNf -
~ HOLIDAY GOODS. Toys. csndies, orpe.
ments for Table, Ornamental. Frosted and
Plain Cakes Of oil kinds. descriptions and -
signs. and Of prices 70 suit everybody.
A We import oil our goods direct IRON to-
charged IN New FORK, and at les than M
Francisco rates.
Ornaments for oAkss Q specially.
RIIZMEtER 3 ARNBRUeT,
Proprietor City bstny,
No, n North O street, Virginia. HsvadA.
h1m
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RESTORED

,ESs:fTSI.s,s. Free 3: q e. S.s 8: :g. :ss c Fl IL :.
Pssgs:sSs:SS.tsss:Si:s Aaass1s n. Z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

At 4 o'clock last evening the inquest
Is to the death OF T. O. McCsrty was
resumed and continued till II O'Clock.
when an adjournment till 8 A.. n. today
was taken to enable the jury to visit the
Union shaft and see how things are
managed there. The testimony taken
last night was very full. II was devoted
very particularly to fixing the question
OF blame, for blame there must be when
ls men are run into the sheavss.
The manner Of the accident has been
Sufficiently related. E. b. Jets. m On.
einssr ct the shaft. testified that the
steam arising from the north compsrt.
men. Of the shaft that morning was not
bad; from tho position occupied hs could
ses the tags all the time BY hosting eau.
tiously; during storms. whom the At
mosphsrs Ii heavy. the steam 10 worst;
the position he left was taken BY Mt.
Corliss; gave the engine over to him In
good condition. tags In usual place; from
the position occupied BY witness there
was nothing to fully obstruct his view OF
| the shaft; thsre wa . timber about Q
foot square in front Of Il. bat nothing 10
| obstruct Q mans visv Of the cable; that
slight obstruction. In conjunction with
the steam, would not materially obstruct
his vision.
Mr.. Jsfts Was subjected To . severe
cross-eIaminatiou BY Mr.. Stone, attor-
nsy for the Union Company and By Mr..
Corliss. he said he ran through the
| shift ahead OF that OF the accident with.
out trouble. His direct evidence ended
As follows
Q.-You can always see the tagsf
A.-By running slowly.
| O--yonro rdera vero To run 0lOVIy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

Prsmpssess and sasisfAetsry Deal
fnE Guaranteed. 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16

MONUMENT TO JOHN g. CALuoUE.--It has
been talked about and neglected long enough.
1t must now be dono. A monument must bo
built to to John G. Culhoun's memory. Tho
great Piedmont Air Line Railroad passes near
tho old homestead Of the great statesman. Our
plan is to mount u handsome bronco Statue Of
Calhoun on granite pedestal to stand OIL tho
Western sido of the Seneca River, near tho
Calhoun mansion, Immediately on tho Air
Limo Railroad. Calhoun was national man,
and u monument to him near his old homo on
this great national thtroughiare (for such tho
Air Limo is destined to bccomo) would DO an
honor appreciated by all travellers. There
must tho stately image Of Carolina's greatest
statesman stand. Now to tho work: Tho
following names constitute q committee to
iuaugurato the plan Of this work; Tilman Il.
Gaines, originator of tho plan; Col. L. Stobo
Fnrrow, editor Spartnnburg Herald; Col. 6.
j. Forcaorc, General Manager Air Limo Rail-
road; Col. W. L. Calhoun, Mayor City Of At
lanta; Gen. A. G. Darlington, Grcenvle, S.
c.; Col. John w. II. Pope, editor Columbit,
Register. - Southern Herald and State Bull
der.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16
Tugaloo Home.

OcrODEn 0, 1879.
WcsSrS Eaitors-As tho season draws 10 q
close and the crop is being housed tho farmers
arc more OR less deceived and data by which TO
determine the farming interest for The year 1870
becomes more in the shape of facts instead of
spcculations. IL is these facts that l design
noticing as a local from this section.
For the last week tho late or top crop Of cotton
weather has been dry for over five weeks, and if
tho season continues warm q few days longer
tho finest yield Of top cotton will be realized
ever known in this ncighborhood. Tho fruit is
well maturcd on many stalks to the top, and the
top, as u general thing, is literally bending under
tho newly and rapidly maturcd fruit, tho dry
weather having checked the already large weed
into maturity There seems to be great deal
of discrepancy among farmers about The time it
requires for cotton to mature, some good farmers
claiming that blooms after The 10th of August
will not mako whitc cotton, while others claim
that blooms rs late as Tic 10Th Of September
will mature. To mako an experiment Of The
matter tied string on The Nth Of September
around bloom and also around form Just
shaped, and now, tho 9th Of October, find the
fruit of tho bloom sufficiently maturcd 10 war
rant tho conclusion that all blooms up to The 10Th
of September will mako low middling cotton,
while a favorable season will produce white cot
ton. The shape bloomcd in twenty. six days,
but think, under favorable seasons shapes
will bloom in twenty days.
have also been making an experiment on n
piece Of bottom land on tho river of somo three
or four acres. Ono acre is first class alluva
soil, ono acre is second class and tho rest third
class. While continued to pasture the land
mado rs low as fifty bushels OH The three or four
acres. But determined ~ quit pasturng my
land md last year made scvcnty.fyo bushels
Of corn. With tho samo culture and manure
used Ibis ycnr made ono hundred and fifty
bushels. Last year was much better season
than this year, bnt tho land Ind not reeupcratcd
from It's thorough iramping, and indeed to asccr-
tain how long il will take it to entirely recover
is part of tho experiment. l turned under
Immediately after gathering oil tho grass, woods
and stalks and with tho samc advantages next
year That had Ibis, oxpcct to continue an in
crease. These aro facts in mt shell for tho
opponents Of Tho non pasuring of lnnds, and
whom they have thoroughly investigated tho
premises they will be ready 10 cry out for The
'stock law"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16
From tho Anderson journal.
The Brazonry Of Bryce.

[ Tho lcttcr referred to hy the Journal was
COURIER.
I'M. ii. Bryce, tho writer CT tho above men
toned letter, is butcher and meat dealer,
who lives and lives sololy under tho patrons
ago of the good Democratic people Of Wal.
halla, and instead Of using tho advantages ut
his command in correcting the slunderous
charges hut havo been circulated against tho
good people Of Oconco County he thus
encourages tho lying horde to 60 on to tho
bitter cad. We'll does Morgan Bryce know
that politics had nothing to do with tho
murder of his brother, and equally we'll does
he know that tho only men suspected Of the
crimo arc men Of tho same Radical stamp us
the murdered man. Why has ho not said so?
Tho thankless wretch cares nothing for the
untiring efforts Of Democratic officials and
journalists to ferret out tho perpetrators Of
tho crimc and bring them to justice but for
the sake of furnishing Radical campaign
material and bring few palry dollars into
his own pocket he sends swift winged mis-,
sive to Washington asking Tor money to
assist in the prosecution of tho cowardly
Democratic night-riders." Thus have sho
good pcoplo of Walhala warmed in their
bosoms and sustained tho lifo of trcachc--
rous viper that takos his first opportunity to
hiss with his forkcd tongue and sting them
for their bcncvolcncc. There is but one
thing that should be done. Cast him out
and let him 60 to his Radical friends for
support, before his malignity and hatc leads
to further mischief In order to givo a
decpcr color to tho bloody shirt tho cores
poEdont entirely ignores Ex-Judgc Melton,
Ex-Judgo Northrop. Ex'Judgo Wright,
would have been Judge Whippcr, would have
been Speaker Mackcy, Mnj. W. u. Earle, and
othcr pronounced Republicans who claim
prominence. and suys 'thorc arc few, if uny,
Republican lawyers of any note in South
Carolina" 10 what depths will they not
dcscend9 They lie, they lio hard, then they
lie over and lie harder"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16
Now York and Ohio.

The New York correspondent Of the Phil
adclphia Ledger writes; Political interest in
tho Democratic camp has shifted from the
wranglng botwccn the Kelly and Robinson
factions here to the wilder, and temporarily
more important field of Ohio. 1t is very i'm,
portant to Mr.. Tilden that Ewing should be
elected Governor there, and it is violating
nobody's confidence to say that ho has
promptly responded to tho appeals of the
Ohio Democratic State Committee for mate
rial aid. If the State goes Democratic the
expectation is that it will have most impor-
tant influence on the New York campaign,
and also in tho Democratic National Convcn-
ton. Several of the ablest Democratic ora"
tors in tho Tildcn interest have been CAM
paigning tho Buckeye State during the past
fortnight, and am informed that the reports
they nro sending to Gramcrcy Park heads
quarters arc Of the most encouraging charac,
ter At tho same time, however, thcro are
additional calls for moro money. At the Re-
publican headquarters, as we'll as mt the
Union League rooms, nevertheless, thcrc
would seem to bc no doubt OF Fosters clcc>
tioh, which is looked upon rs important
mainly as likely to keep Secretary Sherman
at The front rs n Presidential candidate.
TO rccur to tho local situation, Mr.. John
Kelly is said to be weakening asa candidate
for tho Govcrnorship in opposition to Lucius
Robinson. ExsG0yernor Soymour's recent
! letter in favor of Irregular nominations" is
telling severely against the Tammany chiof
tain, and those who know him bost say it
would not be surprising it, yielding to the
| counsols Of his more cautious friends, who do
not wish to bo considered outside of tho party,
no should withdraw his name from tho can
yass in tho course Of n fow days. The trou
blc with Kelly in an emergency Of this kind
| is, that he hns no patronage worth speaking
of, and he ought to know that as human
nature is at present constituted, it is mpossi
bic to run any kind Of faction in New York
without plentiful supply of loavcs and fisl,ca.
lIo has q few Offices in tho Comptroler's
Office, but beyond that absolutely nothing.
and, as Lear says, Nothing can como OF
nothing"