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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-12-25
N Nron, fhe OranoeJuro 1r,ul,.

y rfont TIE OTd19f6uTg Times.
Now, however practicable or desirable
Col. Aiken's scheme may be, however
probable its fulfilment may be, in tho
near fnturo, the great Democratic party is
atp resent our recognized and established
organization, comprising oil classee OF
tho. community, and our efforts for its
advancement and Improvements, as we'll
as our allegianca,tc it, should be unfaIt-
ering. G
! Ff0n, fkc Nes7beaTg Herald. s,
Col. Aiken sayB that it is impossible
Tor tho Democrats TO carry either New
York or Indiana. Many other prorni-
mont and wise men believe otherwise.
at any rate theTS 10 no harm in trying,
cy win aid the Sou s6ern States In maiii-
tanning their Democratic scprasnkoy.
we do not think that the Views OF COTS.
Reitt and Aiken will meet with any.
sympathy from the white people OF their
own State. .s u
EiOa tho zbbesille MesiuSs.
Col. Aiken is evidently infatuated with
hia now Parry ideas, for in q letter to tho
Augusta ,<hSoaicic and C6asti itl,liona9ia no
karp3 upon the Same dangerous strEifI,
The editor OF that paper Says ssis reads
mora like the laEn eIfaf lolss OF political
deEeilIi iad than fhe a lte1irices OF q states
htint ana many pTedieE that his rH-eIec-
ton 30 Cont which was SenefAliy
conceded 60 be q settled met bofofa he
lAa=1sl.a tlais 1lIllaAaiaalila nkfiEalinillt IL
now almost an Impossibillty. PorEaps
this IS oxtragaaart, but tho Colonel 10
tfeadlng on dangerous ground. a
Ttean he Nelgbtrfy Nsaea. +.
,s:yo do not know what the Sentiment Df
a s1lhecu Democrats Is S0 have NOT
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The very latest Improvement

XNTE have Just received large lot of
W. these BEAUTIFUL MACHINES.
for which we paid cash, and therefore viii
sell sheni very cheap upon the same terms.
Come aid examine the late improvements.
We guarantee every Machine ysa soil
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OUR C0LUmBIA LETTER.

Tho Now Chief .5ustiee-A Ship Canal for
ClBrieston-The souti, Carolina Univer-
sity Under n Ruse.-A I5uYeau OF AgrlcaI-
ture for South CaEoIins~.Ths Phosphate
Cornpsnses and Taxation--The coiu1nbia
Canal Passes the Senate Singular scenej
Eor tho Capitol The al Ad5eurnInens Prob
lsri----The AppTopEiat BIN as It Passed
tile Senato--0tIaer Matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-22
Mr, oliver TealIaOs.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-In the Gamer.
on.Olivcr case to. day Thos. NJ. Oliver tcs.
tilted that in 1850 he lived in New Or.
leans and Raleigh, n. G., was doing bust.
ness rs merchant tailor and clothicr In
the spring OF 1850 he went 10 New York to
buy goods he met plaintiff iMIrs. Oliver
at Q5borne's Masonic regalia establish.
ment in that city, where she
was working. IEe visited that cIty
again in the fall OF the yoar, visited
the store and found her absent. Flo visit.
ed New York In tho Spring OF 1851.
While In the city that time, in company
with another gentleman, he visited an as.
signation house, and while in the parlor
waiting for the girls to come in, plaintiff
came.in. Hepassed that night and several
other nights with her. She told him that
she had been seduced while employed al
Qsborne's, byama named Johnnie Platt,
under the promise of marriage. That sllt
had child by him, which was born alive
but afterVords died. He took her
South to Raleigh, and afterwards te
Louisville, KY. IIo lived with hel
In dlltGrent places fram August, 1888, tc
Junel, 1860, at which time he left her
On June ath, 1850, he married his present
wifp. He never livod with plaintiff in
his mothers house whlle In Louisville
Hismother had nothing to do with her
no ceremony oi marriage was ever per
formed between him and plaintiff by hi
book.keepcr. He had denied publicly
and repeatedly to several persons before
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The New orleans Banks.

NEw YoRK, March 2l.-The New Or
leans banks have been severely crippled
by the decline in all Louisiana securities
or in securities, rs they are termed here,
though the Southern Bank, which was the
first to tumble, was broken by the drop in
city bonds. It is intimated that the gov.
ernment will wind up the suspended Ma,
tional Banks in New Orleans, for suspend.
ed they virtually are, being unable, rs they
are required by the national law, to meet
their deposit liabilities on demand. But
It may be doubted whether extreme meas.
ures will be resorted 10 ut once. Comp.
troller Knox has boen lenicnt with banks
ut the North under similar circumstances
and in treasury circles hero 1t Is held thai
mild measures rather than harsh ones will
rule in the present case.
Money was also sharpened, as this New
Orleans drain was an unexpected one on
our banks, and came ut a most inoppor.
tune moment.
Louisiana consols fell to 4S on the news,
then sold up to 40i, and then at 4S again
seller 30 days; the sales were about $780,.
600,
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suNDRIEs By TELEGRAPH.
The old Catholic clergyman, DR.. IIube
ia dead.

The old Catholic clergyman, DR.. Huber,
is dead.
The discount rate Of the Imperial Bank
OF Germany isl per cent.
The Liabilities OF the Gresnet Bros, Of
Iayre, are estimated at twelve million
francs.
A wellknown Countess has been arrest:
cd at St. Petersburg for sympathising with
the Nihilists.
Princes and potentates arc arriving al
lerlln from all parts OF Germany to cele-
brate tile EmpOfor's birthday.
Mayor Phillip r. Fendall, Of the United
States Marine Corps, died suddenly yes,
terIay morning at Portsmouth, New
Tho Turkish Grand Vizicr has DECLARED
that he intends to act In conformity with
the British and French Governments In
his negotiations with Greece.
An explosion OF boiler in Deforrest's
steam saw mills, at Springfield, Mass
probably fatally injured James Taylor and
i9rqpe tapglon, and sayeralyinl lnred two
OtheFs.
Col Basdewitch, Of the Imperial Guartl
sentenced to three months Imprisonment
or plGklag Q l4dy's pocket, hSs aRpealpd
and gone q st. Beter4hqrg to Jay Ms ease
betofp The Car,
Lord Napier, Of Magadala. has returned
to his postas Governor OF Gibraltar, set
ting at rest the rumor that he was 10 b.
sentt to South Africa.
A Vienna dispatch says: The Turks in
tend to establish camp on the border
OF Esstarp Ronmelia in the direction o
march iatS tis . e5qatryif 3s yifea!lef5hByq
future Governor.
The French Chamber Of Deputies ha
dscirsl ER4 s election H lInls,sl 3f BsIl Il, ,
ry's higher education bill haze bee
elected. all the committee except tw
favor the measure. One hundred an
twenty more Communists have been pal
doned.
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VI" Interesting discussions have been
NNGenlnthc columns OF the SteubenyilIe
siSN' !. 3H"een correspondents, in regard
"ue proposed system Of internal i'm.
EV'Flnenls T. in that county in the shape OF
y SI@ There is very decided opposition
"oa''di's said pixies Mt the general OK.
FaS' The cr" is, build them rs Bel.
L'a' county built Ter pixies, by what is
:. a4''0 as the two mic special tax. 1t
,S@s, 't|S 'Ra' but lew, itany, of tn2 counties
s,,,, 'oa'o have built their pixies by gcnU:s.sl
,ron' .%, Andthoy have been very cost
s44''' 70 build, those in Belmont cost
@s0SCr S,e0pCr mile.
.s, q SS'''espondcns Of Thursdays Ga:ctle
J.s,' sua' three touuhs of the farmers in
ISs S.,'0@ county are embarrassed BY
Es ami therefore in no con.
Wv. ~" 70 be taxed for pixies. IIc ad.
NV ss S'eaDenyilIc to raise money and
tSSt.u mai manufacturing enterprises, and lei
mia ''%,S" spend what money they car
S%, on the Improvement OF thei,
4D,,S '0s'MncI' Os said farms do NOT
Fsn'a.s FraS more than Onc-hali a crop"
loy,S'' esaS',' from the Martin. Ferry Ntn IL
r,an,U a,I a. the National pike in Belmon,
tS,, 'y !; :. aoe' not kcopitsclt in repair, ant
,,s." S.t snow in adesperatc condition be
i. Sa ,..., nndseport aud st. ClaiBville, ant
dSta. %a'P's' i the assertion that the propos
psB,nS' r1s' could not he given to any res
S person. even by allowing him
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NASHVILLE, March 9l.-A prolonged
struggle in the Senate to-day terminated
in the passage Of bill by small majority
to settle the debt ut 40 cents on the dollar
at "A per cent. Subsequently a dispatch
was read to the Senate and House from
Edward Kelley, OF New York, chairman
OF tho bondholders' committee, stating
that the bondholders will not abate theil
proposition OF 20 cents on the dollar ant
& per cent interest, excepting to accept
per cent interest for the first four years
Tho State credit men now despair OF q set
tlement between the Legislature and the
bondholders.
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to charge four Zines the usual toll on the

to charge four times the usual toll ON the
roads"
The Gastlte iswarm for pixies, and here
are some specimens Of the editorial tit.bits
that stand in largo type at tho head Of II.
columns:
"The reason that farms cannot be sold
In Jefferson county now at any price when
so many arc wanting 10 buy farms Is be.
cause there arc no good roads.
Why Is It that farms in counties where
they have good pixies arc always a ready
sale at from 25 TO 80 per cent more than In
Jefferson county? 1t Is because OF the
pike roads.
Ifyou have a farm and want TO sell It,
vote for pixies, and farms and other real
estate will command q ready sale and will
steadily advance in price.
Laboring men who want steady employ.
ment for the next five years should vote
for pixies.
Farmers who have limestone to sell
should vote for pixies. =
Farmers who want employment for
their teams should vote for pixies.
Farmers who want their farms 10 In.
crease in value should vote for pixies.
LESS than one.quarter OF cent tax on
each dollar Of taxable property each year
for five years will give us good pixies
throughout the county, aud We, as a
county, will be richer when we are done
by far than when VIC commence.
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81. LOUIS, March 2i,-E. II. Brown,
manager Of the Western Union Telegraph
Office in this city, was summoned before
the grand jury and q demand made that
he should produce for the use Of the jnry
all kilograms sent and received during sew.
eral months past by John s. Phelps, Gov.
ernor OF the State; James O. Nidelet, Po.
lice Commissioner ofthib city, and A. B.
Wakefield, alleged 10 be at the head OF the
so.called gamblers ring here. Gt
Mr.. Brown stated that the Telegraph
Company Is anxious 10 have settled the
question whether 1t can be compelled to
furnish dispatch sent TO other parties, 10
grand juries, courts, committees, &c. 1t
was respectfully requested that the Jury
would take such action in this case as
would result In o legal decision OF the
question. The probabilities are that the
jury will report tho matter 10 the
Criminal Court tomorrow, and that
Mr.. Brown stated 10 the jury that he
had been instructed by his superior Off
GERS and advised by his counsel to say that
there are grave constitutional as well as
legal points involved In the matter, that all
dispatches passing over the wires are re-
garded by the company inviolably secret
as are letters which pass through the
mails, therefore he must decline 10 comply
with the demand Of the jury.
Judge Laughlin.will order the issue Of
subpoena duceS tFtum for service upon Mr..
Brown. II this Is disregarled Mr..
Brown will be probably summoned be-
fore the court to show cause why 10 re-
fuses to obey the commands Of the grand
jury, and the case will then come up for
argument. Is.-
fhe cause which brings this condition Of
things is the investigation Of the Grand
jury ot an alleged gamblers ring here and
the conduct OF tho Police Commissioners
In connection Herewith. The recent re-
Of James Midilet and the
Of W. W. Ladd az Police
Commissioners by Governor Phelps, and
whose record was investigated by the Sem
atorial Committee short time since, re.
sulting in their non.confrmation by the
Senate, is also involved.
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TcE levy in Washington county, Pa,
ht iSI9 has just been fixed ut twenty
NatS 90 tAe$lOO. Last yearit was thirty
oa,, This is decidedly better than we
an do down here. l'orty-Iive cents is
aiDut low water here in the way OF county
u1. Last year it was fOrty-Iivc, the year
lale tjity, three years ago torty.six, and
iG!ears ago sixty cents. On account Of
&hwappropriation for roads the other
ayitmly reach fifty cents this year. We
viii no, kGow until June. The whole
sa9Ontoilhr county levy in Washington
oaaty last ycar was $II7,O09 %, rs
iiEnst 81, l3l, in ti'i5 county. It is some
&iAiltioO to look o"er an annual state
atai Of Washington county. Every
aIas is minutcly itcInizCd, audited
I'D certified TO- and the statement
occupies three and half columns in
Ne county papers, instead of 4
lasrs length as in our case. Ton know
,@n the County IIOme" portion Of the
0HhInston rvanIy statement Just what
'hpaiI Tor groceries, Tor dry goods, for
'A'Ior hardware, forSoap, for collins, Tor
'N0ms, Tor buckets, tubs and wash.
sa'd', Tor tobacco, for stocking yarn,
g. &c, and every taxpayer can SEQ ut a
'aRre how the public money has been
expended, lie can also see what amount
=" N''Ness fees were paid in every com
4o'SraIth case, what amount was ex.
faaNi for every bridge, how much was
PM tor interest, insurance, postage,
l'A'lnS, stationery, surveying, insuests,
%'%S'aII o! which items are certainly
w ry Interesting reading to taxpayers.
w 'a'nk that Ohio county Taxpayers
'01h enjoy SOME Of the same kind OF
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GERMANY.
DEPRESSED CONDITION OF agnMNAS SHIP.
rGSd INTERESTS.

DEPRESSED CONDITION OF GERMMAN SHIP.
rGSd INTERESTS.
BERLIN, March 91.-The Conference Of
representatives OF the German shipping
trade unanimously agreed that the ship.
ping business was more depressed in
1878 than for a generation. The absolute
deficiency is estimated at Gl,700,000. A
large number OF owners OF wooden sailing
vessels announced their intention to allow
their ships to remain in port this spring.
RESTORING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
The Swiss State Council, by vote Of
ot q To 10, resolved to restore capital pun.
ishment in Switzerland.
DEATH OF A NOTED CHESS PLAYER.
Professor Anderson, the celebrated
chess player, died at Dreslau.
GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
The Reiohstag to-day adopted without
debate motion calling upon Bismarck to
cause a suspension during the Parliament
tary session Of the proceedings instituted
In the berlin criminal court against Depu-
ty Frltsche.
The debate on Herr schneegan's motion
iOA VIZ GothutlbitllGlIb vi hll dulOuOIIlOuS
government in AlsaCe.L Lorraine, having lis
seat in the province itself was begun,
Deputy kable declared that he would only
support the motion on condition that Il
also demanded the creation Of popular
and freely elected Assembly.
Bismarck said he was ready to support
in the Bundcsrath a measure granting
such degree Of autonomy as would accord
with the military security OF the country.
He said the situation in Alsaee-L Lorraine
must not be viewed In too rose colored a
light, and instance,l the attitude OF the
clergy and success OF the Protest party at
the elections. The development OF the
present Provincial Commission into the
regular Parliament could only BIO taken
into consideration when definite motions
concerning the mode OF elections were
submitted to the Bundesrath. The grant.
ing TO AlsaCe-Lorrain the right Of an.
pointing members Of the Bnndesrath
would only strengthen the Prussian vote
therein, thus unnecessarily modifying the
constitution, but an arrangement was pos
sihle for a consultative representation Of
tho province, with voice in the discus.
sion OF laws directly affecting it at the
time. Having in view the security OF the
the country, every concession must he
made liable TO revocation. The discussion
then closed.
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TIM rate rom Pittsburgh to New York
arain anil fourth class freight is now
l,rents pcr hundred. As yet this rate
Ia not been met by either the P. W.
4Ey. or the Baltimore & Ohio at this
Uin,. Inquiries were made at the depots
olhee two roads yesterday to know what
thsy were going to do, and the answer
rS tia. no instructions had been received
thus lar to put down the rate, which is
still 10 cents on fourth class freight, such
IS iron goods, to New York. 1t was
thought that the fight between the Penn
ylvania Oal and the Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie might suddenly terminate, and the
Old rate lie again reinstated. In case the
tight goes on, however, the rate from
Wheeling will probably be correspond
inyIyreluce,l. The policy Of the Penn
yIrania road istO make about cent dif.
+renc, on the 100 pounds between Pitts.
nugh and Wheeling, which would mako
Ouraie to New York l5cents at this time.
The IaItimoe * Ohio people are not otappa.
rntIy anxious ,a compete for such low
priced freight. They have terminal OK.
peass at New NOlS that places them alta
disadvantage with the Pennsylvania road,
anil hence they are Indifferent about com.
Fting actively for freight ut dead low
ntes However, whenever the cut rate
lvome' established they expect to meet
alItelaanis on them.
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nIsasircris RralrIe Pre-.

S. LOUIS March 2l.-rho Glo6e. ptm0.
era!a special says that another terrible
prairie fire OCCURRED in I,lnealal county,
Kansas burning the house aud all the
property Of Mr.. Montgomery, living OIL
Bitter Greek, aud doing much other dam
age. A little son OF Mr.. Montgomery, II
years Of age, perished in the flames, and
Mr.. Montgomery and Isaac PfafF, neigh
Dor, who attempted 70 save young Mont
s9Rsry, were so badly burned that they
1lSd In b feW holts. ''''''
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Flour-Stcaly. Wheat
Unsettled but generally lower; No. 9 Chica.
gospring, fresh, Ole regular; sONo cash; SOFA
S9l1c April; 93Ha0Sl1c May, M. 3 do 81 Ia
81 nc; rejected GGaGGHc. Corn Easier; fresh
Bic regular; SlXc cash April; S5NaG;Sc
May; SOC bid June. 0ats-Easier ut 2lXc
cash April 251Sc May. Rye-Firmer at az
a47Hc. Barley Easier at 72a74c. P0rk-Ac-
tive, firm and higher; $40 l5 cash; $40 liza
10 20 April; $40 30a1O S9If May; $40 42}!al0 IS
June. IArl-Demand fair and prices higher
80 SO cash April; 50 65aG 6TH May;$G G2Ysh
9 65 June. Bulk Meats-In gond demand
and prices a shade higher ut s. S5a5 O5a6 20.
Whisky-Stcady and unchanged at 81 OF.
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Cutting Rates from Chicago to Europe.
New YoRE, March 9O.-Rumors have
been current in tlis city for several days
that railroads were offering rates on pro.
visions IRON Chicago to Europe by way Of
New York, and from Chicago to the sea.
board, at lower than ever before at this
time OF the year. 1t was asserted to-day
that engagements had been made on
through rates from Chicago to Liverpool
by regular line of steamships for pro.
visions at 40 cents pOr 100 pounds, and
from Chicago to Antwerp at 81 cents per
100 pounds. 1t was also stated that the
lowest rate steamships had made to carry
provisions from this port to Europe was
20 cents per 100 pounds, thus leaving only
IA cents per 100 to tie railroads, The
same rates ar0 declared To DO offered on
grain, and It Is said that shipments have
been made to the seaboard as low as 15
cents.
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New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, March 2l.--oiIee-scarce
and firm; jobbing ordinary to prime lO3<a
i6c. Sugar-Steady and IN good dc uand; IN
ferior to good common 4Na59Gc; common to
good common 5Ifa5s4c; yellow clarified OX,l
7Hc. MolusScs- Dull; iermentinG 20a2Sc;
common 2Oa93c; tair gla2Gc. RiCc-Quict;
louisiana ordinary to choice 5TaGAc. Ban
Quiet,
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nen,nndet Mlthonl nniI.

GALVESTON, March 2l.-A special to the
Ne,s from Marshall, says: Tbs case OF
Currie for the murder Of B, G. Porter was
called to-day. The defendants counsel at
t,>mptatl to secure postponement, which
~os oTcrrulnl, Two witnesses were ex-
smined showing tiRt tho killing was en-
tireIy naproycked. The prisoner was re'
maaaed mani Without SS;cil.
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cmcAoo, March 2l.-The Droven' Journal
reports:
Receipts II, 900 head; shipments 0 500
head. Market all unchanged.
CATTLE-Rcceipts $500 head; shipments
5000 head. Market firm; shipping al 81 90
as 20; butchers steers s. 40ai 10; cows 50 9Oa
$40; bulls g 40a3 80.
sHEEr-ReccIpts 100 head shipments 200
head. Market steady and active at s. 5Oa
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Cattle ExnmInntions.

PORTLAND, March 2l.-The cattle by the
Ontario were from Chicago. All we're ex-
amined by the appointed Veterinary Sur.
gcon, Ripley, and certified healthy and in
good condition.
! BosrOS, March 2l.-The cattle shipped
by the steamer Brazilian were partly
American and partly Canadian, all in good
condition.
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Clneinnnti.

CIscISEAT1, March 2l.-cotton-strong
and higher at 9%c. Flour-Quict and I'M
changed. Wheat-Demand fair and market
firm; red and white 81 Goal Us. Corn-In
good demand at full prices at 3GaSTc. Oats
LIN fair demand and market firm at 27a3Oc.
Rye-In fair demand and market firm at 6tjc.
Barley-Quiet; No. 2 fall OScaSl o.. Pork
Active, firm and higher; regular $40 25 cash;
$40 so seller May. Lard-Quiet but firm:
steam at 50 45aG 50. Bulk Mcats-In fai'
cash; s. 10 buyer March; short rib held at
n 95, cash; salesat IS 10 buyer April and sell
er May; short clear s. O5. BacOn-Dull and
prices a hadclower;at 4ISa59Ga5 1Iia6sEa55ic.
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm at
81 0l. Butter-Quiet and unchanged, lin
seed Otl-Steady with good demand at Csc.
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Frl.eo nas HeF sfreet rraua.

s4X.FRANclsco, March 2l,-H.s Tibbey,
SECRETARY II ths cQRmlssIqR In charge d
Widening Dupont street, has been arrest.
cd, charged with frauds In the manage,
ment Of the affairs OF the Commission tc
the amount Of upwards Of $4,000. II Is
rumored that further investigation will
disclose much additional peculation.
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NEw YoRx. March 2l.-Tho cotton vool,
market Is still steady, with fair demand
Fancy and shirting prints fairly active, AMI
apron prints selling freely. GInghams In
fair request. Dress goods continue active,
Mems wear woole.iS quit. Black silks
bring fair priceS nj auction, hut colorcd silks
are selling low. Hosiery doing fairly,
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Threatened LynchIng-BoIIcr R.pIosIon

NV ORLEANS, March GA Marshall,
Texas, special to the Tines says: Maurice
Barrymore is resting easily this evening,
though not out Of danger .Porter's remains
leave tonight in charge OF the citizens es-
cort for New York. There is strong talk
Of lynching Currie. .
The boiler OF Johnson & Co.'S distillery,
Cleburne, Texas, blew up and killed two
men.
Incendiaries burnt the entire west side
Of the business portion of Tyler last even
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PITTSBURGH, March 2l.-PErRoLErM-St Steady:
crude 81 05 at Parker's for shipment; refined
9Nc for Philadelphia delivery.
OIL Cry, March 2l.-Market opened active,
with sales at S5c; declined TO S3Ic; advanced
70 A2Ec, closing at SSNc bid. Shipments
Il 900 barrels, averaging 1000. Transactions
800, 900 barrels.
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