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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

II is reported that ID. II. Corb!n Is TO be the
Republican nomincc for Governor Of South Gu
rolina
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
TAX NOTICE! !!
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
April 9Th, 1880.

April 9Th, $780,
Il accordance with tho Supply Bill, nr-
proved December ODD, 1870 notice is hereby
given that this Office will DC open Cor the
collection Of taHes
SATURDAY, MAY !,
and will remain open until May 3lst The
rate per centum Of taxes is es follows
State purposes, a. mills.
County purposes, mills.
Past Indebtedness II mills.
Scho'ls, 2 mills.
Poll Tax, 81 CO.
For the convenience of the tax payers, i
will be Mt tho following places at the times
stated for the collection of Taxcs;
Seneca Township, at Seneca City, Thurs-
day. May 18th.
Centre Township, ot Fair Play, Friday,
May lith.
Tusa'oo Township, at Westminster, Satur-
day. May 18th.
Pulaski Township. at Fenton TInlps, Mon.
day. May l7th.
Chatusa Township, at Mrs. Barkcr's Tues
day, May 18th.
Whitewater Township, as Wm. nowland's
Wednesday,, May 10Th.
keowce Township, ut IIish Falls, Saturday,
May o2d.
And for the balance Of the time during tho
month Of May ut my Office in tic Court House
at Walha!!a.
Taxes arc payable in the following kinds
OF funds and no other,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
Hinal Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the nndor.
~ signed ExccnrS Of the will of johanna
Langmier, deceased. will cnply to the Probate
Court, On the 10th day Of May next for final
settlement of tho Estate Of said deceased,
and for full dicharge thcrcfrnm ns Execu-
trIS. G. BAUMGARTEL.
Administrators.
April 8. 1880 2l4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

Advertising in your county
paper not only helps tho publisher
to make better paper, but also
enables you TO sell double the
amount Of goods you would
otherwise.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

as n sanitary measure it has been wisely
suggested that our citizens have all their wells
cleaned out
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

knowiodgo Of ourselves requires gyeut
penetration.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE COURIER.
, 1880-04-04

The New England Conference Will
Not Admit Women to Deaconshlps.

Special Dispatch to The CAteaoo Tribune.
BosroS, April 3.-The New England
Methodist Conference to-day refused to ad
nit Anna c. Oliver to deaconship, the
Bishop saying he had no authority 10
submit the question to delegates, but after
wards placed itself on record Us favoring
women III prlpits by instructlng the dele
gates to the General Conference to use their
influence in removing all distinctions, OF sex
in the Offices and ordinations OF the ministry.
Miss Oliver graduated at Boston University
three years ago in the Theological Depart
lnent, and has since been doing good mis-
sionary work, principally in New York; but,
rs she told the Conference, she wanted
to engage in pastoral work. Evan
geistic work was 4 self -martyrdom, but
pastoral work was suited to woman. It
was lnotherly work. This continual running
about the country and preaching old sermons
was very distasteful to her. She Is young
and prepossessing, and was enthusiastically
applauded. The election Of delegates to the
General Conference is quite surprise to the
Methodist community, which was prepared
for their appointment BIZ the Bishops. The
Question which has been made the leading
, 1880-04-04
.-,..,.... IACES, &c.
I Vl'clVll :lIac6!S,
PARDRIDGES'
MAIN STORE.

We shall place on sale Monday
Morning 500 pieces Fine Torchon
Laces, bought below the actual
cost to import. We assure the
public that we have spared no
pains to max our Lace Dept as
interesting and attractive to close
buyers; as our Fringe and Trim
ming Dept, which is admitted by
the purchasing public to be the
largest and best assorted, together
with OUR EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES, have made it the most
popular dept in Chicago.
800 pieces Fine Torchon Laces at.
10, IL l.2, Is, 20, and 25c.
200 pieces Heavy Torchon Laces
at :, 4, 5, and &c.
200 pieces Black French Laces, 2
to 4 inches deep, superior quail
ity, at Is, 20, Is, and 3Oc.
200. pieces Antique Lace Edge and
Inserting, for Curtains, at 20,
25, 80, and 35c. I
200 Antique Lace Tides at so,
Use, $1.00 and $l.25.:
, 1880-04-04

Dt,oa.ea to Cincinnati Eaquirrr.
WINCHESTER, Ky., April las was fore
shadowedi to-day's Enquirer, the negro Ben
johnson, better known as Ben Plunkton,
last night paid the penalty Of hlssattempted
assault on Miss Ball with his life. All day
long great excitement prevailed, and it was
generally thought thai, no matter how heavily
the jai] might be guarded. the negro would
be taken out By mob and hung.
The night wure away quietly until about
half-past II o'clock, when numbers Of
masked men came into town from several di-
rections, and, at the signal, pistol-shot, or
ders were given to put ont all the lights, and
q rush was made for the Jail. The Jailcr
and Marshal were 0yerpowered and compelled
to deliver Ben Plunkton to them. The other
prisoners were not disturbed.
A rope was placed around his neck while
be was being dragged from the Jail, and his
bands were tightly pinioned behind him.
The doomed negro yelled Fire! fire! muir
der, mnrderP' a few times, but was speedily
mercy escaped him. He vas taken across
the street to a maple-tree in the corner Of the
Court House yard, md in less time than it
takes to write it the rope Was thrown over a
4fte, his body drawn up about two feet FROM
ing ground, and he was speedily strangled.
Tue men who did the nanging were proba-
9lg not over fifteen in number, but others to
me number Of forty Of fifty were posted
around town, and all were armed to the teeth
and well disguised. They moved with the
greatest alacrity and precision, and the orders
were gfsen BY the leader to his men BY num-
gem 20. {" being detailed to inform the
, 1880-04-04
cuTrcURA nEMEn1Es. x
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i T. J. 10
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MEDICINAL AND TOILET -
PREPARATIONS,


CurfcuaA REMEDIES are simply elegant to use.
No groaso, no oils, no rcputsive odors. From in
fancy to old age they ure equally successful,
snfc. and relipDle. CuTICuRA, u Medicinal Jolly,
arrests disease, eats away dead skin md flesh,
allays Inflammation, itohiug, md frrftnnon,
soofhos aud heals Skin Diseases and Scalp Atec-
fjfns with Loss Of Hair. It roproducps and bea,l-
titles the hair THE REsoLvEEr must. .,c taken
internally for chronic huii1ors. Cd1ICURA Me-
D1C1NAL TOILET SOAR. prepared from Gurlc lcu1sA,
,yhitcns frcshci,s, and bcautifirs thgskfn beyond
ali praise. It IS an elegantly. pcEfnnied Toilet
Dnth aud Nursery sanatiy InS CTa1c
snni, nropnretl cxpresslXfpf shAv1ng, and is e1-
fr1,VaFantiy nraiscI by Epflenien.
, 1880-04-04
nAN[)RitFF


8cnlet Oue-Qunrter Inch In Thlcknes1.
Ncssrs. WEEKS s. &PorTER-Gentlenen: For the
last twenty yeurs have been troubled about as
bad rs any one ever saw with Daudrun lily
scalp was completely covered with senles, some
sldtred It incurible. About two months since T
purchased CuTluUNA and CUT1CuRA Soar, and In
about two weeks after commencing to use them
found the DandruF entirely gone: Ny sealp is
now rs free from it and rs healthy as it could
possibly be. I feel it my duty to both you and
the public to state the above facts. Yours re-
spectfuly, THOMAS LEE,
Sewing Machine Dealer,
No. 2sSB Frankford-av, Philadelphia, Pa
, 1880-04-04
SKlK. AuM8R

~. i.oN ind PaFts OF BodV, Meutl
On fnfe; s;rs3xsl msMH.x with srabs and sorts. '
Messrs. Wxrns s PorrEh: I commenced to
, ,r c,tx1CblsH REMEDIES last July. My fnce
aa5 aa5 ss,d aud fsome pnrts Of my body were al
most mos raw, My h::d was covered with scabs and
tores. and my suffering was fearful. I had tried
evary;tSinr mud henrd or In the East and West.
SIx- case vas considered very bad one. I have
now dot particle Of Skin Hurnor about me, and
nv case Is considered wonderful. It has been
~ means Of selling great many OF your Cur1-
cursA RRAsp1Es In this pu Of the country. Re-
spectfuty yours, MRS. S. E. WHIpPLE.
nroAT11R Mich Nov II 1873,
, 1880-04-04
MILK CRUST


Messrs WEEKS & PorER-Gentlemen: Last
summer my ststet, while visiting IN Boston,
bought a box Of CUrICURA and CUTiCuRA SOAP
for der little boys head who Ind the inlik crust
for more than two years, and for which she
had tried almost everything. and exhausted the
him, and he IS now a fine, healthy-looklng boy,
with q beautiful head Of hair. Yours, ~
MRS. B. l.. BOWER,
143 Clinton-st., Cincinnati. d.
, 1880-04-04

Ing Hinge Company, today 81 shews e5 hin de-
die thousand doiiars Of It Is due to Painter
s. Sons, Of pittsbufg, which he had reported
paid. The $4,000 belonging to the Hinge
Company which lie is short is in stock. He
left the city this morning. Tho Company ia
perfectly solvent. e
, 1880-04-04

AjnmtO rpss'at Otspa:es to The utea2o Tribune.
ma1r;aa ma;"AehEE, April Sam Whitaker. a
eonnaetai o man . years Of age, respectfully
tTelra .ss was to day sentenced to term Of
The hea feals IN the State Prison for rape,
fo,,;:.od eody OF male infant wa fonna
authaq;tiiaa 3 u me river here this morn1ne Tha
faAticidse suppose it to be case Of in M
, 1880-04-04
SCALD HEAD

Messrs WEEKS & PoTrER-Gentlkrnsn Since
July last hnYe been using your CurICURA for
Sculd Head, ulld it has cured inc when ull inedl-
cines that hive taken for nine yeafs did me no
good. L am now using It as hair-drcssing, but
my heau is well. 1t Keeps the hair in very nice
condition. Yours truly. H. A. RAYMOND,
Auditor Fort Wayne, jackson & Saginaw Il. Il.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec. 20, 1878.
, 1880-04-04
DEFICIAL CRTEf.TY.

P1rrsBuno, April &-'The Coroner's inves-
tigation in regard to the Alms-House mur-
der closed this afternoon, and tho Jury re-
turned verdict that j. Goclating came to his
death from blows Inflicted by Joseph Cool
hoH and r. B. Crawford. The latter has been
in charge of the insane department All the
others attached to the Home are exoleIated.
, 1880-04-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arehd,s Kumysx, tho dnfntie.t Of
foods aud most potent tonic in form OF a
pleasant beverage, u mild milk-wine. Nothing
else 30 rapidly enriches the blood. Dyspoptics,
the weak and delicate generully, should drink
It. 1t affords iMmediate comfort, and often re-
stores health fter all else has fuicd. 10 be hud
only ut l19 Madison street.
, 1880-04-04
DIED FOR WANT OF SUPPORT.

Iowa CITY, 1a., April s.--The Iowa City
Deity Press, the Democratic organ Of this
city, was discontinued to-day, after career
Of ten years. Want OF sufficient support the
cause.
, 1880-04-04
CUTlCURA REMEDIES.

For Skin, Scalp, and Blood Hi1n1ors;
Are prepared BY WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists
and Druggists, 800 Westinghouse, Boston, 81
Front-St, Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hill, Lon
don, and are for sale By all Druggists. Price Of
containing two and one-half times the quantity
of small, 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CuTI-
Cu1A II MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, Is CENTS per cake.
in bars for BARRIERS and large consumers, 50 cts:
, 1880-04-04
.,.x" pomeroy's Partner
"sSss sSSsss,ged with Fofgeries Ag-
IN" "enregating sl5,678.
.,.oto Fight Between
4 pfp1 t,prxlars and Policemen
In Detroit"
r:..,pre,ident Of the Wheeling
Tho Ii aipgs Company a De-
fan1ter.
n.,.., Ending Of B'acknlail Case IN
a1ss Eew York.
, o.u,s,sksr Shot by His Tormeutor in
iA"' BIS Own Store.

afReLARs CAPTURED.
sl...tta to The Chicago 7ftbnns.
ss T;.b. April s.-At 5 o'clock this
pf1so,h n.rsi,rs % entered Annstrong's bill
In0,m1 q .as1e mandatory in this city ana pew
11 the sate, and robbed It OF It's coh,en,s,
opsu p1st ~ hundred dollars. The noise OF tne
se'uI ;ae;ou nv yas heard By Patrolman Draper
e1p'Ostt a,r three men leaving BY rear window
Sno ~" . ~ ladder. Is the officer reached
by @ea 1sa. II the ladder the third man was in
'as ~ act ac Of Jumping OF, and Draper grabbed
9s ,;s - Thts man had the tin money-bo1 OF
.ss t sa{e under bis arm, and, dropping II
w ~ 49, snconntered by the officer, it was sub
*asa paantlv M plcked up and taken to the
sesa s.saI Station. .- Draper grappled With
. ~ hrro1ar received d savage b1oW Ill
ths ths faes from the fellows hst' n,M was
us, 1ts CT. srt npou BIZ his pals, who Knocked inc
n,o 1E.,o,n,e,, M down, aud pounded hill in ter
is," pan nanner. When Draper first heard the
.u,l .rn,ozion be blew his whistle, and, despite
shps a. sevpre injuries, drew Ills revolver and
la,4.tthe ~, s fleeing burglars. Priyate-watchman
1a 1ohn Hogan heard tic firing and wh'stlins,
,nd ,ni started in the direction OF the noise. AT
tsa t corner Of Bates street he saw the burg
t.[s sn TIMING towards him. Twoot me men
~ ~, Hnean and struck Oft to avoid MN, Dut
H. n" tlird- came hight on, and met Hogan'
eiub e IN hand, awaiting to receive mn;
il H. cried "Go for those 1eii9Ms!1
snd end struck Hogan NJ ne 1'. 11eass !astl,s
Sa9n Sa!n . rsTned n street, and his Hais, hav-
Qo7A - xa1 41n- oor1,at stnnd waiting for
, 1880-04-04

One Of New Yor1z's prominent chemists, Mr,
Albert c. Dung, OF Buwery. says:
st. Jacobs Oil cured well-known auctioneer
and many other prominent citizens, Of rhcu-
matis1n. 1t is a reliably remedy.
, 1880-04-04

All SKIN DISEASES are moro or less constitutional
Or dependent upon some specific poison in the Blood,
which ust be erudicated before Is possible to
move the appearance OF from the surface and there
X but one way known ia the profession accomplish
this end. and tht is neuttalixe the poison by the
use Of PURE SULPHUR in some form or other, and
experience has proved that In very large proportion
OF cases it can be done enectuny und moro rap
idly By the use Ut sulphur In SOUP aId the best
binaton of this kind. and the generally used
is GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP. It is prepared cx-
prcssly to cure: SEQ tlnt &C. n. CRlTTENTON, Pro-
prietor" Is printed on each packet, without which
none IL genuine. Sold by NIL druggists ut CSC; q
Cakes, 80c sent BY mail rcd@ptor price and SC
txtGh for each Cake, g. N. GRlIsrENTDN, = Sixth
nv, New. York,
, 1880-04-04

H1rk. Telfnfr being in charge or miI1f-
merry department Of Chicago Suit Co., will be
plensed to Wnlt On friends and former customers,
Latest novelties in stock. 20 West Madison
, 1880-04-04

Indigestion, weak stomach, irregularities OF
the bowels, cannot exist when Hop Bitters are
used.
, 1880-04-04

When man suffers from kidney disease, liver
complaint, piles or rheumatic palms. his best
way to effect restorution to health is by procur-
ing n pnekage Of the Kidney Wort.s It rcgencr-
ates the whole man, without depicting it. Sold
By oil druggists.
, 1880-04-04

Z II SE1S IENCE,
ord d.ao1E, n1as,1 april s.-Frank Brogden, COL
INV, convicted Of the murder Of Susan 1.aw. a
Tha aas been sentenced to be hanped
pt,it;'me 'mtetAo!shop a. and other prominent cjtizens
ea tof Communication Of the srntanca
, 1880-04-04
MAN GONE wo>yr,

Wrr' e. o''?ateA to The caitapo Tribune.
tna.;an .;nAtaSS' - W. Va, April s.-An exam.
Tirap.aot VI me accounts OF T. +, Hanson
A Aes'aent and Manager Of the Wheel,
, 1880-04-04


COLLINS v0LTAlC PIASTERS
Instantly relieve Pain. sureness, and Nenhaess.
, 1880-04-04
SAPAFULE.

THE CELEBRATED .GLfcEK1NE LOTION gives
Immediate relief. and rn.!icaI cure for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria,
Diphtheria, Pneumonia, Sort Throat,
inflammation Of the Lungs, ETC.,,
Lime Back Inflammation Of tile Kidneys Back1che
Plies Bunlons. or Soreness Of the Feet from " hat
Diseases 'SApnnule' Will sn4e life. DO not neglect
to buy bottle -
Circulars, sent free upon application by letter.
No risk IN trying + as We Enarntee satisfaction
TTial Bottles sc. Sold by all Druggists.
SAMEEL GERRY d COMPANY,
ProrrtctUrs. ri Broadway, New York.
MORRISON, PLU3INEKh t. CO., -"
Wholesale Agents, Chicago, Ill.
, 1880-04-04
= :hlLACKMAIL AND suooTra.


- Nt" ioRK, April 3,-Wiillam Simpson.
s,, 49, paMnoroker, was shot this evening in his
da,s, d - chatham street, by George G, Ran
o oo!pa' under an Indictment for ATTEMPT to
do'ah sv.s money from him by threats. Ran
,r1 %,ap "a ana Simpson had at one time visited
1ass nana:,, i,,moerleS, whom Randolph, married in
shDet' -;eea 1 is". Immediately after the mar
,nass se randolph began demanding husl,
T1 nert;a1n uom l simpson about something in con-
int tim,a' aanoas s sums were paid from time tn tn
IN c1ns:dal.+at Mm at length Simpson received.
dolube Ier rs;a ea.ls Immediately, however. RAN
a tbreatape;msIed femed fils demand, and upon writing
enteTs1 1 tba On oail This afternoon Randolph
istter ~ ~ Me store Of Simpson, and upon tke
dmW v. teI9!slng using to speak With lin. Rando1nI @ &
tie sn1p9 p'1fo to- and fired The bullet strnck
passe4l et ps,t iip, and: ripping open the cleek
hs h'fe Gaa out at the right ear Siinnson iii ~,
secnnd , PIT the pistol 10 his i;acE f;re,l re .
lodpaJ oatiet nnt which penetrated the liver nnG
1essd tsq nsar M the spine. Randoiu, I WA was au
Ane wounds are dangerous.
, 1880-04-04
OfGreat Medical alue
in Curing Blood and
Skin Diseases.
GOOD news INDEED!

This Must Be to the Thousands in This
Country Suffering from Impure Blood
and Rough, Dry, Sca1y, and Pimp1y
Skin Diseases, when They Learn
that Glei1n's Sulphur Soap
Contains this Precious
Medicinal Sulphur.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-03-27
VOL. 4.
English Castle Distinctions.

The distinction between persons who
are ''in trade" and those who are not
is insisted upon with constant vigilance.
This discrimination is perpetuated and
deepened by the etiquette of the court
If there are any American ladies who
value their privilege of going to court
land at the United States legation it is
believed that some such remain) it would
be well for them to remember this .bso-
lutte law when they accept the marriage
proposals of british subjects. / know of
case in which one of them was married
to wealthy British merchant, and,
going to England lived very luxuriously;
but as the wife of British subject in
trade she could not go to court; while
her unmarried sister, being what Pepys
would have called she-citizen of the
United States, was solemnly and
triumphantly presented. This distinction
is carried to absurd extremes by some
persons, generally women. who. although
within the court circle, are of snobbish
natures, and generally of newborn
gentility. 1t has been told recently of
an English lady, whose married name is
origin, that, having had ore interview
u
engaging, and having been much pleased
with her, she on the second interview
informed her that she was sorry that she
could not engage her, as she had dis
covered that she had lived in family
the head of which was Sin trade, Sir
Bashe Cunard. The governess was the
gamer by this manifestation of vulgar
pretense and fastidiousness, for her SER
vices were soon afterwards engaged by
duchess. But in aristocratic society, no
less than in a BARRIERS shop, line must
be drawn somewhere; and the England
of to-day draws it at trade. Nor does
the consciousness of the consequent
distinction, ever present with those who
are either above or below the line, imply
arrogance on the part or subservance
on the other. 1t is recognized and in
sisted on by no persons more than by
domestic servants, who, as 1 have re-
marked before, are great sticklers upon
rank and precedence. A lady who was
of rank both by birth and by marriage,
and who was the mistress of great
house, told me, as she was kindly ex-
planning to me some of the details of
such an establishment, that she had once
seen very nice-looking young woman
who offered herself for service, and being
much pleased with her appearance had
expressed wish to he housekeeper
that she should be engaged. But after
quasi-competitive examination of the
candidate, the housekeeper reported and
said, THAT girl is nice girl. but she
would not suit me at all, my lady. She
has only lived at rich merchants houses
in town, and at their little trumpery
villas; and she knows nothing of the
ways of great houses" The lady yielded; /;
for in such matters person of her rank
submits entirely to housekeeper and to
butler, who are held responsible, and to
whom all orders are generally given
atlantic Monthly.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-03-27
------=--'--
PACIFIC COAST.
Drowned.


San Francisco, March 14-Henry L.
Merrill, a member of Company D, 4th
Nevada artillery, was drowned in the
bay last night.
Three Cinnamon were drowned last
night by the swamping of fishing boat in
a gale.
The second mate of the British bark
Highfyer, lying at Beale street wharf, fell
from the rail last night and was drowned.
The steamer "Cisy of sydney'' burned.
A fire has just broken out in the steer
age of the Pacific Mail steamer City of
Sydney, of the Australian line, lying at the
Pacific Mail dock. A general alarm was
turned in, and the whole fire department
is at the dock. At the time of writing, six
streams are concentrated on the fire,
which has not yet broken through the
upper deck, and it is believed that it will
be confined to its present location and
subdued without any very serious dam.
age. At best the ship, which was nearly
full of cargo, will have to be discharged
and some other steamer substituted, as
the City of Sydney was to have sailed for
Sydney Tuesday.
LATER-The fire is in the hold amongst
the cargo and not in the steerage as at
first reported. Its origin is unknown. No
fires were kept on board the ship and the
cargo is not of combustible character.
Thh firemen have now got at the fire ard
the safety of the ship is considered se-
cured though extinguishment of the fire
will be tedious.
THE LATEST.
AT II p. NJ, the fire in the CITY of Syd-
ney is still burning, with no immediate
prospect of being extinguished. As far as
can be ascertained the fire is just forward
of amidships, either in the lower hold or
on the lower deck There is lumber aud
lot of Honolulu freight in that part Of
the ship. Water is being poured in rap
idly, and it is probable that the steamer
will have to be well flooded. Arrange
ments are not yet determided for replace
ing her on the line, and there is likely to
be delay of several days, and perhaps a
week, in the sailing of the next steamer.
The Grenada is lying at the wharf, and
was to have gone into the dry dock in the
morning. It is quite probable that she
will be despatched in place of the City oil
sydney.
Fatal Bar Room Row.
SAN Francisco, March l7-TIiis after
noon James Morrissey entered saloon
at 2l7 Third street, in which George
Squires and two women were sitting
drinking, etc, and in few moments be-
came involved il quarrel with squires.
He seized pitcher and knocked Sqnires
down and began to beat him, when the
landlord ran in and pulled him of
Squires, on recovering bis feet, attacked
Morrissey with butcher knife, stabbing
him in four places and causing his death
| in few moments.
Another Agitator showed Under.
SAX FR1SclsCo, March Isl. ]. Gan.
non, agitator and leader o. the unem.
/ ployed ID their recent demonstrations,
who was arrested short tiue ago on
charge Of using ipcendiary language on
the s&nd lot, had i jury trial in the police
court to-day and Was promptly convicted