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and equally trutts that small portion Of the
s Ins M Ma'ry t % wi nyany , 1%F w nGw a
the welfnre of tlc llrplblran rnrty Mt heart
shnu'A Sl.eak Ills sentiments in rlai'l, nl1lls-
takn''le English. atni not sft slor,nnnt and sce
tl.0 1,o,,rbo,,a. Nav il tic ,nost critical !.c-
riu1 In tho history nf tho Republican party;
any falsc steps. taken will rush us leatl1o,,K
m to defeat. II IN, tho tlcar future It bt:-
Grant for Il third term, Or Senator l,atne
{wl,osc nnlayo,,Bt Ii CnnklIug}s means IT,
feat, would II lot he. policy for tin: many
thousand admirers Of these Two .srent nlch tn
saerltlce. their personal prefere'lco for, tho
ctluractcr Is unbte,mtsllesI, wlost integrity Is
n0t questioned, Whose rccOrtl M y statestiIa1l
Is Rposlcss, alni n ,natl whom the Republicans
yyashirnd1 W. hfii'es5f4'y s''pp0Ft-tho lia'' r. L.
, 1880-03-30
CASUALTIES.

A railroad Incident Which might hayo
bern. but which fortunately wasn't, attcitt-
rsl with very disastrous results occurred Sat
unlay afternoon lust ut the little village Of
RusR, oil the Chicago, st. Paul Il Afinncap0-
lis 1soa1, about four mics east Of Me-
nominee. Tho cnstertl.bound passenger
express from st. Paul to Chicago
reached the place nbout o'clock, when
1t struck culvert wll1c! Ind been washed
out by the heavy rains. The break was mt
scc1l III timo to raycrsn the ell glne asltl put
on the brakes. and smasllup was tic result.
The locomotive passed over III safety, but tho
coupling which attached 1t to tho tender WIS
broken. The cngine SHOT forwart! RI TIC
trnek Ky Mltot einS y; UP s but e te'
two passenger cars were thrown c1enr uif the
track Into nbont four feet Of wnter. llnt!
they gone ., few feet further. tlloy wo'tld
esn esS afss' fse w sGf}s:nF '!fs e'S' s5
plctely twisted nrollnd, y DeMt rail- pell-
etratlng 1t from e,,d to nntI. Tlle lmggnge-
master was slightly injured bynt trunk which
ss ss Tex sxcsp ga ae'a oSSay Sa @ III @o ta M Ss
hurt. Tie front truck Of tlIo Sleeper caught
Mt the point where the cMlvert llud l,eGtl
washed U,.t, N.Y.! M there It. stuck without Levy
lItoned to tho scena Of tho arci,ont.
They, were Mt work all day, Suntlay, and
found I necessary to swerye tho truck N.Y. N.Y.
passengers spent Saturday night mud thu
better part of Sanny Ut tho l,olel,-tlio Rnil-
road Company providing for tl!o!r cntprtai,l-
nas',t,-lenying for ChIrago BY II
t!ay afternoon, mid arrlylng hers yesterday
morning, Tile news Of tlio Aulnsllup was
kept yery outlet by tho railroad people, hnt
M incoming passenger, who waa e0llgr,ttl-
without any broken bt'nes, nlheit lie sw0re
good r0und ontl, ut tho tlelay to which lie was
subjected, gayo tlla thing nway yesterday IN
the presence Of Il T'llt:ttfNE reporter, wl,o
llnally succeeded III getting thu above par-
ticulurs.
, 1880-03-30
CHICAGO.
TIE BLAINE {'I.ttn.

4 moderately wcll.attendeI meeting Of tho
HtaiMe Club WAS held Inst evening ut tho pl-
ellie llotel Mr.. Bradford III the cllnir. There
b0Ing no business for consideration. CDn-
missioner Purington was called upon for n
brief speech. Tho situation, ]ie sald, WIS
exceedingly encouraging for ttlb nomination
OF Blaine. lie lind bceu through tho Statc,
md found comparatively few Grant men. III
Springfield, oven within tho wills OF the
Stnte-IIoiise, liz did not find q thlrd-tcrin
advocate.
"Carl Pretzel =" said t],at four country pm
l,ers III tltls Stnta Tint weru pronounced
Grunt orgaus hntl changed their tactics, a,l.l
were now actively engaged in urging tho
clnIns Ut Mr.. lllnlilc.
Of Ellsworth, was escorted 1ntt the 1.nl. md
introduced to the meeting an1tl an enthllst-
itst!c burst Of applause. s'$'.'","..'f :.
When, quiet ltatl f,eon, restored, Cnpt.
iinG who was @ lis IS canIi,late @ M far s t|is FresI.
dG1cy. When tho jnined tho nrl,ty lle Ind 10
enolce nf commander. lie simply lna,to III,
!lls mind 10 obey any g0illtnaIttor furnished
lin: liz would accept tho choice OF tho
During tho past fonr or fire ycnrs the con-
c1liatfon party tried very hard TO ob1torato
every "Reminiscences Of tho War. 1t wsts pro-
aSs to o Ss' ts tas ifH II III lie S1 @ fGfSrs Il @e teS
thn regular army participated. 'rhla con:
ciIiatury measure did not seem to llnye llutl
tho etIcct Its projectors anticipated. -TlIo
South llas never accopted the results 0f the
history Of the United. Suites hy Pref. tslAck-
burn, 1T Alexandria, W., g,d W. N. Mcdonald
Of louisville, Ky. Tl,ls history t0ok plrtic-
"r ins to seae te iea tHt f1E ysnr
ot tic South. and TINT the people OF tho atter
section wero justified III rrX0rttng to scces-
sion. The spenker. then read numerous ex-
tracts from the hook clarifying the South mud
Of tho North. .)lnlging from thcso extracts,
the speaker believed TINT tho Democratic
party Ut tic South was Just ns disloynl rs be-
fore anil during tho WnT.
Short speeches were mndo By Simeon ".
King n1N nthera, utter Which tho meeting nd
| journed till Alollttny evening.
, 1880-03-30

ics!si|, fis"ry G.riis; !; ii 4. W"idt G?a~:!'!"f,
Noble Little. Within, !s''Ncr. enoi so.
Yum Dt,lmrk Il Chandler, u,
There. wna III report frUln the C0mrnIttco
~ llGtcls, rs ''iost Of tho members are ont Ut
tic city. tine lln!rl Ind, lt,@cyrr, itlattc Il
contribution uf 81, ,SUO, nruf the others would
contribute according to their utility.
THE utDs FOR llltLblSa Till: AAp1fI.
THEATRE
!n the Exposttlnn.lIUilding were then opened
l'y Secretary JelEery, will tho following re-
W. G.. Corhin woultl build tho an,phl-
theatru for $3.50, the Executive Committee
furnishing tho Matnral.
s a's ;skS Ss e g a@ee t2s se4 IL ss aSF SF
i!ougald Martin would fur,,tsl, tho mate
Etai mid labor for slo,57o, or the labor for
o,;S n:,d2s' 4 pSyey wanted sto''75 for te labor
-, !. + Skcrrctt offered TO furnish tile labor
i. J. Sexton wanted soos, for the wlole
Hernen Klrc|,oif would furt,isl. everything
Tor SIC, ,At1, ar tho labor ftIr 81 90.
Jnlnes Nurtn, wa1itc.! ~ ~ fer tho laf!or
atonp, the Executive Committee to furnish
i Edwaai SeIl, sel,t in n bid written in
lea!s,pcncll. Offering to furnish everything for
t. !. Gull wanted ss,e75 for tic labor a',sl
David Cocy, Jr., was willing to put up The
Charies Brown wns Disposed tO build tito
nnpl,ltlentre n,n furnish nlt tho material for
sllnw-cases, booths, kiosks, etc., for $500.
Tho reutltng Ut Tho bids wns followed by IL
general tfselsslu'i, nfttr which, Uli motion Of
Mr. ltoot, tho BID u Mr: Drckers ,Mas ac-
ceptet, MD tho Executive Committee Alt-
tllorized to close the coMtrslct.
at1SCEI.t..iSEOus.
AR. W. II. HrMiley offered Il resolution,
Which Was nduhtetl. prtwitlng for the mp.
polntneMt Of MI Auditing Cnnliittec, consist
tug, nf NIessrs. Jyssu SpaldlllE, j.. ]. Gagc,
slntl 1o expended. ..0
On tho question Of q Temporary ceiling Il!
the n1nplltlieatrc, Mr; l'Gylngtnn reported
tiSc ts u ts 1a ~ @ ssSt S a: II sass at,, S9'
cloth, tinteA .sky:-hlle. The. l,atter WIS re.
fcrret to thu Auditing Committee fsr ncsh',l.
a. ictser was reHnte fr9li Col. swaia r.
chnt e9sx T. nro@stsi to Exsid 10 EyH rros'e ,'
cce.ls 10 be ,iy!,lctl betweeli tlis First lteE'.
Inent ainl thu Executive Committee. 1t was
referred to the Committee on Music.
On nl0tlon Of Air. Root, tho Academy OF
| tlrcnrutiuti. pruvIttcd nu expense he injured
without tho consent of t!le Auditing Com
! mttteu.
Several charitable associations !,aylng n,atle
application fur permission Il, erect huutlIa III
tile buiiHig for tl!o sale uf refreshments, etc.
| It wnS determined to send all such requests
to tho Exposition Directors, NJ thu space
| nlI0ttetl for convention purposes Wnllld DC
| brought into actual use, and over ully other
the Cp,nnittee llad no r0lltr0l..
Mr. Root repOrtcd TINT A.. II. Andrews &
Cn Ind 1Nt,ln'srd to tlDttG tile lse of I'LL tue
, 1880-03-30
VEcT0RIAIS RAM.

SAN Francisco, March a9.--4A Tucson Ills
patcll says tho following commands huyo
l'con acnt from ArIzonn tn report 10 Gen.
lIatch with y!ow to tho pursuit. OF tie III
tlEalls under Vlctorla: Capt. Mcclellan with
a company Of tho Sixth Cavalry, Lieut.. Gate-
wn0tl In command OF eom1pnny ot Indian
Lieut.. Miller iii command Of lilt,vil anltliefs
IT tho Sixth Cavalry mud u eGlnpaI.y Ut ILL.,
linn scouts. Vict1rIa Is Tepnrle.l TO llnve
sN wArrlors, and IL now EAST Ut tho lsln
Grltlln. The entire cn1lnlalltl Ut Geh. Hatch
III thu field will nut exceed 700.
, 1880-03-30

The Visit TO Observation-Disclosures OH
tho Nny-Tllu lsattcry Hourld spiked.
sateaai ni'pafsh to 1af Ca1faeo 7'tbnne'
HOUSTON 1e%'' alascI :su'1Gc!'. hna
Iarty ,elt oal, Artohlo 1hls Aiof'lhs' aceonl-
faiaieti ps yen. ot'ls ln!''ll5 nlaa !alt"ns
olae1"'s,n''! tooh ull1'e1 ~ nfflw 1n!Huetl"''l,
"neio .1le 44ouatoll .o"'.,ittfE "nltca W. "'au
.uoh ~ oa, c"ale', escoetnlE 'nela hltne1, "AeEe
4V"vo people, whltes msq plaeks, !e
eelvea 1lua!' WIN haai1hal salute W
at!s,1esy' eol''tha1as o1 mlt!1asy anu poilee
G"a1N *" Hafaly heep tlo passhee"aS e!e'ss'
lucy marehetl, WIN Two oai|as, 'o''f ihlllsa-
r. colhpaItes, T1 sesotat eoiore1 socle.lcs Will
osnaie's' All'gn1s ol lytnas''otl HORSES a!a
n'"ss ot moving il'sn'asl!Iyflah'g anu aloo1'
ihfoneh the Guy. beneath iloes ana between
houses streaming WIZ. 1aot1oes OF welcome
a..a nno,. o!.los aeSlves' t. Mn a'spaasms kiha
accorded, anl l,undslaktng followed, nflcr
Which tic Opcra-Iiouse wins visited. Tley
lcayn IN the morntnr for 'cttnton' wl,rrc
they take the steamer for Nqw Orleans: Tho
visit 10 Afohic Is still UNCERTAIN. On the
tra{p Gen, Grant, II, conversation with chi.
tmlrews. nf Son Antonfo. 1nstlnvlv ro.
marked. when tic Chicago Convention
was alluded to. tllat he was satisfied that the
CANVASS before the Convention would reveal
who the nominee In to be, When nsketl
nn. a1e e''1oul'e ~, e.ahcss. ne sa'a
Wasttbt.rno might bo t0tlha prominent II IN
nomination Is made Oh tho first or second
ballot; tint lte was It good man. and that
e!Iaet M le Ut f,.l''.nis wnM a., pc acceptaoIe.
tn'. Ahtlfews, VINO fehofteatte ABOVE, belfg
IhterroRatcd by reporter. said tle GEN
@ eyInes.' no eas'ss REGARDING his own
s'''~eo' "'" t."t A't4''etts
, 1880-03-30

rILnES's DEFEAT CONSIDERED cE1,rArS.
Spteat Dispateh 10 7ha Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., March oo.-The anti
'rilden men nre very much clatcd over tho
results OF the elections OF delegates tn the
Cincinnati Convention III Pennsylvania.
They cluin, TINT Pennsylvania, Will, Its fifty
eight votes, is lost to Ti1tlen beyond recoy-
cry. They say with the e,ltlro South as sol.
Idly agatnst him rs it was for lin III 1876
and with no support from Milne, Connccti-
cut, Michigan, Illinois, or the Pacific States,
which wero practically unanimous for him
befure, he In already out Ut tllB rlloe, reKnIt-
less Ut what New York may or may not 10.
1tESDilcKs CL1fIl At WARRINGTON,
The Hendricks Club las nrgauIxesl, with
III dsas dnw!a ceS Sssifs; ssss' hs s io @
Neorge 4: 1ickmell,, tic lion. A. j., llostct~
tier, the Hon. William It. Myers, thu lion.
W. e.. Caitnck. tho lion. j. y. Now; sccr,-
t4ry, 1ycurEus nalton,; Asstatant Socrctnry.
Committee Of fiye. but tAls lias not yet bcel.
appointed.
BLAINE AHEAD At nEs MONIES.
6peetal Dispateh 10 Ths CAttago TRIBUNE.
DEs MONIES, H., Afarcl. :1.-At THO prl-
mnry ELECTION lIaro, on Saturday. the Issue
s iyGs f 81 t%ss tsSaaex xc nstSf s cHso Gaat | q
the Stttc Register. Dick is tho financial alti
business ,nai! Of the ecU!ster, a.la tlo at!orns
his oilt;e wltl, n!ct,lrrs 1t "the sl!e!t 1lal,'
tctats M' saIwf bet et tnp H fen
nMl "Graut.''-~oucll with q different aet ut
delegates. Tila Llaine fellows scooped tho
otl:ors four CUTE. to one: It. %as 5olly: goo,
So Folk County will send u aolid Blaine del-
exatlOn to tho Stntu Convention.
, 1880-03-30

Parker G., Chandler, q young and over
enthusiastic sherman 1nnn IN 1sUstnr.. NIL
ihat 1t was either used by Chandler witlE,it
attllnrtty or wna. WrOnEfu1ly Interpreted
hy IIln. It j. said that Sherman WIS ic-
111aintett with tho t'at,tro Of the dtspacl, be-
nm II was sent.
, 1880-03-30
IN CHICAGO.

Tile alarm fruni Box 1S2 ut $50 yesterday
afternoon WIS caused BY a fire IN tho two.
story md basement brick building Mt No. 1.11
Michigan avenue, n new building not yet
completed, owned by George N. lfnw, atMl
unngeuplet!. tuuse, explosion Ut II lantern
benches. j.
, 1880-03-30
HORRIBLE.

Special Ut,paseh to Ihs Chicago Tttttnt.
KANsAs Cry, No., March a0.-1'tis morn
Ing about po'c1ock = llttlo 'o-year-t,ll buy
named Willie Gentry WIS caught bvtween
two cars in the Council bluffs Railroad
freight yura Rlnl Instantly killed. Ile was
Oh Ills way to school, and. In crossing u
truck, started to climb between two cNrs.
The ears were being Switched, and, Just rs tho
, 1880-03-30
STEAMBOAT u1sAsTr1ts,

NEW ORLEANS, Mnrc1, a2.-T'lsc Shrevc-
port steamboat Trout, with cargo nf 1:3
laIes OF cntton md $50 gacks Of cottnn seed,
las lIcen destroyed BY fire. No lives lost.
The l,uat ft,tl cnrgo Is vaimet at 2:0, ,0W.
1llH stenn,bnat lsnse City struck Il snag
seventy miles at,Ove Fulton Friday and sank.
Sic IL d totAl wreck. No lives lost.
, 1880-03-30

8ptelIt U1tpaath 70 Tie Chicago TFl6Nnf.
CEnAn KAr1Ds, H., Marcl, M-'I'hu dry
kiln OF Stuart Il Douglass, extensive ont
meal manufacturers, caught Hire from the
heater and burned IL tho ground this after
mon. Tile mill adjoining was saved only by
Il fay0raic winlt mid the strenuous Efforts 0f
Tie Fire Department. Tllu loss Is estimated
ut 81! 500, witt, ait Insurance. ut 5000 liz tie
Western Assurance Of Toronto.
, 1880-03-30

Special Dl&pateA to Ths Ghttdao Tribune.
SfESAAitA, Wis, Sfarcl. M.-.Iohn Nc.
Guirc, brakeman OIL the Wisconsin Central
iallroatl, willie coupling cars lit the ynrt.
felt mud waa run over BY tue engine. LIS
lived only fcW hnnfY.
, 1880-03-30

Special Dspateh 10 Tae Chteaso Tftbtlnt.
DuBlQuE, H., March .D.-At tile Demo
cratic Convention tst-t!ny A. McCanIf WIS
nominated for Mayor. noc t:hcrfg fur Treas
1lrer, ". knne fur isrcnrtter. j. II. Shields
for Attorney, alnt II. lubbock Fur Assessor.
Mayor. Bush WIS thrown overheard, atld vii!
run independently.
, 1880-03-30

Eusttai Lt,pateh to 1Hs Ehteaoo Tribune.
1SniANAroI.Is, Ind, 3tarcll GA man
WIS killed fortnight by the indianapolis, Ctn~
cinnatt l. Lafayette train near tho city. lie
II q stranger, we'll dressed, =, Ut 10 years Of
age, md was cut all tn pieces.
, 1880-03-30
DROWNED.

Special Di,paeh 10 17lx Chteapo Tribune.
Fol.r WAYNE. Ind, Atarch M.-Xavicr
Vevias' 3-yenr-s,1d sol, while playing III IL
netghborlng yars! this afternoon, fell Into II
clatern aud WIS drowned.
, 1880-03-30

Special Dispatch to Tbs CAissgo 7rtbunt.
Du1,UQuE, ill.,, Marcl, 80.T7A big firu Is rag
lug III East Dubuque. AL At1,o'c1ocl the Old
],n 1lli"ois gantre at i, II ksi1rond Depot was in
, 1880-03-30
PORT or ERIE,

Special Dispateh 10 Th4 Chicago Tribune,
ERIE, pa., March Propeller
CorinnfaMt, ~, COO bushels of wheat: c0,,sx,rt
Pelican. $4,000 bushels Ut wheat, both from
Toledo, :
, 1880-03-30
No olher Whskur Dys equals IIIlrs-5o cents.


pr. ": Il. 9eatt, President Of tl.e Col.
rtsonlllmendpl Collcli'1 l.tabIR's liquid Extmct
Ut Haef vi tho et,st preparation tlsuI Tor nobll-
~, lnllKeauon, D5spcpsa, FoseF, and loss u
, 1880-03-30

It great md prosperous. Oentlcmct,, I thank
y1u. {ApplA,lsc.1
At ociock In tic morning tho party start
for New Orleans,
, 1880-03-30

EHAflGb EUHEGT.. .,E{a{1s
Chapmnn Freeman. :. .ront,sylyania.
W; FRYE; ................. .Ma!uc.
NV. harris. Massachusetts.
q, f. jIunr. .hIussnnh,,sctts,
George q. IIoekns. New York,
gH.Jnyee:. ............. .Yor,aont.
Il +, xsI1nx nnasy,,.oro tSwn
Ed. Lnpha,n. Now York.
wIlam III Lnwrence.. ;!,r% Ohio.
aran. m Muurna nu'*' i,n
ghnrlos VNGiii. i,nmnsvlynnin.
j. D. Pncker... penusyIyat1iu.
VA. Phillips. .K,,I,sHsa.
ii, l.. rorrp, .M;iss,c,tsetts.
sRo:s m .Fsnsyiyaa aa,H
II II iHf,rkwrmtinr f,Hnnn3.tfrit
III; Townsend. d..:,.......:,..... -. .Esw York.
y. 4. v!n Vorl1cs.. ..0hfn.
SRaFleS Wn W"nn n !" ians' ;,,s fsGtM,sn.
i. Il, wondwortl, nnio
j. II. Dayy,. New york,
III tue Pennsylvania Republican State Con-
ycusion of 1S7i. the Ilo,l. d. j. Dfcl;cy. tl,e
successor Ut Tla1lleuB Stevens In Congress,
made n sueech nh this uucstlon fl which I'm
said.
II Inn rrnr+ ,,oafrco /, .b,r.t .or,, +horo ,vuu
be.t o, msne ni 'H, 81 & ohGs9 WIS
t1 'stv | IL l,w IT, GE IN M s,
hy Washington. Nc ,ilu1i hi il, this ett.1lry ouEht
Country. ShonI,l suo, Il thi;,g 10 attempted tic
peoplc, with II nnnninty with whch t!lt,y rushed
forward A to save the Union, w9ul crush out tho
eapSatically @ opsel I to ~ t tiir tert. .''' "'o
LII 1876 Pennsylvania Republicans, having
Iearncd.r ut thu mills tfin fnexbrHjhncv cf
yfoIatinp the nrecetp,,t nf tho nnrly I,reYt-
resolution ut their Stato Convention, lletlE
MAY y, at lancaster:
i.esMStN. Itiat wo declare hrsn nnd unannll-
puc %. wjsrly ~ mn, er II" II" snpntton ~ ,1o ~ tr
the most ycl.crnblo examples, limits tho Prt.sI-
t tI,. or My etsxan 10 awo terms; ma
Itton Of tflts inv. nro ,it,nitorby uarsst tn I'm
election to the Presidency Of nny person for II
'nnsa a,, teru'. -....
A., lhe NoW @ lorK EcpltDflcan State ConVen-
T'bnt yn tIcc,nrc NJ. ,,ro,,croh,, o,n,att,on to
tho election Of auy i.cstlont fUr tblrtl tcrIs,,
The Massachusetts Republicans Mt the sn,ro
tlmo resolved:
Tint SOUND reason. as well rs tho wlso and un-
ornss.a M 81 tno Mepnnt!e1 ssrasea ny tno
Of liz Char MMw;stEaams ~ III tii tTnc1 IL stets
should utt cxcood d socoai tern,. m o'~' N<'''~"
T,!', me vhlo y. a1epapl.calls aiso resolved:
plc II ratirn%nt m" r,oac ~ u a,saa rrcs,.
tai tos vii 10 ii m tic % fuur, M rs s It bs Iecu IN
nnwfitten % I.W of ths m i,cpaIIic. 'a' t"'' III 'N'
Similar resolutl1n. ,yrrr r,asQo,1 ,,v nonu,,
licnIl, III other Site Conventions aid tlls re-
suits were iiepublicar g,ins : uys!:ywherc. viii re-
prDrrpr rn1r1y,,,7r,o17
hEf ubl1CAN tON NfINllON. Y
An IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE EXEcUr1vE
hav,,c IN c,,rcs eoMS'rnn ts a11;pc,nsnt. tor n,
1}ountIt.a,, 1..t,,.af f,<..4t 49, ,iI
, 1880-03-30

l1isle fellows head WIS hctweon tho pump
ers, thu cars c0lllc together, crushing hts
lcad like wafer.
, 1880-03-30

FIEHHF H3AUY N00N
comes nearer tu nlnthor'x ulllk than any otho
prsuafatt1n known. Try It. rrscc, Is cents
All druggists.
, 1880-03-30

Trarslsr.. sto3 1t tAs Astss uvu,s, Hsm rssk.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-17
The Legislature.

This body continues at work and
Notwithstanding the purpose to adj
journ before Christmas are cutting out
new business every day according as
each member thinks best for the inter-
est Of his county and State. Among
the matters perfected and passed. is the
bill introduced by our Senator Gen.
j. f. Izlar to fix the bond of County
Commissioners at $4,000 instead of
5000 as heretofore. We suppose the
Commissioners lately elected will be
required to give this bond. A special
bill for certain counties, among whicl,
is Orangcburg, has passed TO its sec
ond reading prohibiting the buying
OF seed cotton, except for manufactur-
ing, in settlement between landlord
and tenant and under process of law.
1t is likely now that this bill will be-
come law unless it be killed on
passing its third reading which is not
usual. A bill has been introduced to
smend an act 10 prohibit persons
from living together in adullury.
We hope lis provisions are sufficient
~ defined and severe to put stop 10
the evil and that tie bill will pass.
The bill TO utilize the labor of prison.
crs in Jail was rejected. Two pcti-
tions: one from 5000 lu,lics Of Char
lesion and one from 5000 ladies Of
Anderson, asking for low pr, hibi-
ting the sale of liquor in the State,
were unrollcd in the House and meas
ured respectively so and 10 yards in
lenght. These petitions were referred
to special committee Of which our
representative, Dr.. Summers, is a
member. The bill prohibiting the
carrying of concealed weapons has
occasion one or Two hot discussion
bnt has not yet assumed form to
allow en- opinion Of its final result.
The appropriation and supply bills
are being perfected rapidly and their
provision indicate about the same
tax levy as last year.
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Our legislators.

Among the important mattors in
troduced and likely to become enact.
ed laws by our legislature are the
following. measure. A bill by Gen.
lzlar creating public guardian to
oil such minors as inherit property
not under will and constituting the
Master rs such officer; also bill to
make the Office Of Master gencl ~
throughout The counties O! the State ::
also bill by DR.. Summers TO limit
the sale of Intoxicating liquors inclu
ding bitters or other drinks with alco-
hol as the base also bill to provide
public scales at all points Of trade
where heavy products are weighed.
These are all mnttcrs of general
and local interest and look directly TO
the benefit Of the State. Some of
them we heartily endorse and hope
they may be pushed successfully
through. We are glad to sec our men,
bers movcing forward in such mat
tcrs making a history for orr county
and a reputation for themselves.
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circumstances Of which evidently
justify the means employed. The
same course would have been follow
ed in any community of the North
against the safety Of Which the same
crime had been rerpctratcd. We de-
sire to sec onr society free from even
the apprehension, OF such outrages,
but this can never be while contem
ptiblc political leaders, such as we
have, are suffered TO poison the very
elements Of That society by exciting
hatred and en.nity between the races,
Rid our country Of these political vi
pers and we will hear of no moro
such crimes rs the Clarendon and
Branclvillc ontragcs.
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Henry Kohn's.
Bought after the decline in prices.


New Dtess Goods 20 per cent. lower
than opening OF season.
Novelties in Trimming 25 per cent.
lower.
New Zephyr Goods, cheaper than
ever.
New Opera Cloaks in Zephyr from
IS cents to $500.
Nsw Cloaks and Dalmans.
New Hats for Children-Nobby
styles.
New Hosiery for children, for misses,
for ladies', for gentlemen.
New Buttons, New Buttons-all
kinds.
New Traer Kid Gloves, 2 and 3 but
ton, every pair warranted.
Our Globe Corsets-a mammoth
stock-all prices.
New Cassimcres and Jeans.
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lynchinq.

Thee young colored demons, two
hoys and Il girl, aged respectively IS,
IL and is, murdered Mrs. Ada Ken
nedy Of Clarendon County on the 4lh
instant in most brutal and horri-
bile manner. A short while after Mr..
Kennedy left home TO secure the pres
cncc Of his mother with his wife
during three lays visit to Charles.
ton, these 'icnds appeared, demand
cl money and, Icing refused, blulally
attacked Mrs. Kennedy with hoes
and finally killed her 10y cleaving her
skull with hoe. One OF Tie loys
having been arrested, contested the
CT me and told who engaged with him
in committing the deed. The ether
hoy and girl were forthwith arrested
and by vote OF one hundred and
fifty white men and fifty cololcd men
and women, the young murdercrs were
lynchcd and hung to u tree until they
were dead.
We IRE no advocates OF extreme
measures and certainly not of any
mode Of procedure which takes tile
life of fellow being; but there alc
circumstances and occasions when
the slow processes ofihc law do not
meet the emergency and, to save So
cic,y from panic, it becomes proper
and necessary to dea! sammarily
with offenders against its peace and
salty. This seems 10 be case, the