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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-02

Judge Wright, tho nominee OF tho
debt paying Democrats for Governor of Ton
ncssee in rcceut spccoh said: "I thank
God for tho Solid South--solid for good
government, solid against fraud, and above
all, solid for tho maintenance Of public
credit, State and National"
With General Phelps nomination tho
list Of candidates for the presidency is be.
lived to be complete. They arc all gon-
erals: Gen W. S. Hancock, Democrat;
Gen. j. A. Garfield, Republican; Gen.
j. II. Weaver, Grecnbackcr Gen. N.
Dow, Prohibitionist; Gen. j. w. Phelps
anti Masonic.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-02

Tho total debt of Tennessee is $24,-
OOD 900, and its crediors have agreed to-
receive 10 settlement in new bonds $l2 2,000,.
900. Tho Democratic party in tho State
is i'll favor of executing this compromise,
wh lo tho Republicans and few Dem.
ocrats arc in favor Of rcpudia.ing all but
about $4,000 600 Of the dobt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-02

Tho cotton prduccd in the South in tho
four years Of carpct-bag rule Of 1866,
1867, 1868 and 1860 amounted to abont
four hundred million dollars; in tho years
1876, 1877, 1878 and 1870, under Dem.
ocra.ic rule, it amounted to over nino hun.
drod and lifty-ono million dollars, or a5-.
solutcly more than twice as much.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-02

READING, PA, August 23.--A great
scnsasion has been caused throughout Berks
County by the discovery of BENJAMIN
Heichlcr, 'unatic, who had been confined
in a house in Albany Township by his
brother, Jacob Icichlcr, for twenty seven
years. When found ho was chained to the
floor in small house built specially for
him and in room about eight feet square
with only ono window for ventilation. This
chamber was in shocking state, tho filth
being foot thick on tho floor. The man
was perfectly nude, and in tho entire twcn-
ty seven years he had never been washed,
combcd or shaved. Tho madman made a
desperate resistance when tho officers at.
tempted to remove him, but he was subso.
qucntly taken to the insane asylum. The
case is TO bo investigated by tho authorities.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-02

INn great danGor oF violence Gpring9
from the practice of compulsory division
0! time with Republican speakers at their
own called mcc,ipgs. This practice is
regarded III the North naan outrage upon
the Republicans virtually denying; to
them The right Of freely assembling 70 hear
Their own chosen orators, and il is carn--
cstly advised that no attempt will be made
to enforce it in thw campaign, for it is
certainly calculated TO provoke viocncc.
Ncsfc" Reporter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-02
GcrE. kaagcOd to the Green
bnckcES.

Con. lIagood recently received letter
from n Grccnback Club at Camdeu, to
which he replied as follows:
, 1880-02-18

f'rst pnce: and, fn Tho Rccnild, tho BtcnsA nf
tioF pnrtr. wlllell they fee! Ia noccssary 10 tho
best interests nfaho entire Nation.
at esavasa as viii viii st H. tseeIuy s nj "on ou o er
of Desnocrnt North: Hence, with THO Ltberna
III tho BtA!n Of Now Yark. and II very DnrEn Cur
mnn Republican vnta tllnre Os(Msrsl 70 h!1i, no
wntltt! certainly luso tho Etnto. Win Mr. Gd1lk-
ling Indifferent, H't st'sae of tho 1ia,cTn!s op~
ryinH tho State Rccn doubtful. What tl,on shall
ba done; whnt nru tho tr,ln tictafcn uf ntri0t-
ts.n2 It il cvfnnt TINT hut tlb c'y!rte IL open
that ntfcrs certain md overwhelming s'iccess
frslm Tho slnrt.
EVERY Inherent md ,ino nj fnctinn. .nf tl,U great
l!eW,a)isa1' 1mrty. This ticket world sweep tha
pleasure to Ftt' tirl. fl7.nt nA7lin President.
believe no would Gnlrnscr 10 tctttfy hls former
flll,ttts, which wero tro tho result at l'fs wnnt
nut of tiio f,trt., Nothing csn,li Klye me vrcnt
cr pleasure thnn 10 eco tho gnMs; ;f'rnlrt, brill
Ii!aine l'rcsidnlt. bclIevn hnih 0nint md
llnlno desire tho truo grcnttlc*a Of the
untIrp Nation. 10th wlsl, to eco The
si N"?s nst I!'t ta a {osF''i E"aw lint s s'lec 'sS
c,lro Till. icn, witfl Iii. iIccchcr, lint il my
yntn u,,,,l1 rtsu l'rcsklcnt 1t w.,l.!'i, ih tho
present stormy CnltltHk nf tho Nation. ~ 10
Irant. iniiecti. mn mt ecrtaiu !nlt It fs
strength ah,id l,c for urnnt IL .'c!ieyrii
him TO tc tho strongest nnn. Yet wG,,ll I like
to SEQ atr. 1jlninH 1rt.sftent md ut present nm
incliNG,l 10 regard him rs stronger than Gen.
Gr1tnt.
.lsut n,na aro nothing tho cnuso everything.
Of purity md tho yet higher dclnAnI. nf ca,tntry.
i, q, CtHDK,
, 1880-02-18
little dalculty that may arise with tho United

otT Th,s c,,,,,,,,,,, ,o-,n,c, r5x,r, ,,o,,o, IL
tr ~ H., ,.s ts ~ ;ni,It ia.n it1 !,
.t a,[ rs ~ rta ~ H. i n.1o 1T, Mltn ~
Tnr1,t ifnt,w,, 1T ro n'ro+n.n+ ~ tMv hn. sa,,t III
= innso Tor tunnt .nno WA. vnora ''"' s''''e''
The ' atestion m II % ,narriago i with .1cccnsc,,
mas Mn Rr.sns ~ uo .', ~ M .u =. ~ i H.
W. 9 FL 1 1, ~ ~, W ,1 S'o up u" cutS
,s'., y. T.. - . ~ .G Th;s ,s ,,,
~ t, ~, !" w ~ t at.s,,asin ~ i'm ,xno1e ,nE.
~, u .rs,3 ~ ~ tna, s.,e",',nr rit @ ii1.,a.int,
n !, .au I.s1 a uhti Z ,h,t. ~ ,,nt H.;
Govst,,s1'.," nn .o III, ,nt1 -, rrt =, noaI,ni,ntc
H., iHs w. .,i, .innG ~ tn, - tio nnnn
.ns nn,ks ~ 'U ~ tss,,.! .
"t ~ ,,, sf ~ ~ fnMor,,,mo1t ~ "tn,.;
, 1880-02-18
s11ERhtAN,s SCHEMES.

sHE ATTENTION or TIN PRESIDENT DrEECEEn
~ TiEEM--CIy1t-HHlsyICk OltDEIL NO. MUST
pE oBEYEp nY EYERr ONE
Usrakch 10 Cleveland LfGtltr.
WAsIuNoroK, D. G., Feb. 15,-On Saturday tho
attention Of President Hayes WIS directed by a
visitor ut tho Wh!te-lIouso TO chnFHcs mado
ngalnst Secretary bhcrmnn to tho otfect that tho
latter hati abused tho p0wor Of his oDtce for tho
purpose OF securing tho nomination Of tho lio-
publican party for tho Presidency. In regard
10 these charges tho President said that bis
visitor must npply to tho 6ccrohHy him.
self for Information. TIe atltlel that hfs
opinions in relation to such abuso OF official
prEGr wcrS well understood BY tho members OF
tho Cabinet md nll persona cpntlGotcu with tho
Departments It WIS well known to NIL Of theso
that Il WIS HIS desire TINT those opinions should
requirements OF Cty1l-6orvce Order No. ]. lilo
could mt prevent purso,,a employed by tho GOV.
crtitueEt FROM thlllklnx and actinE as thoy
r!easet md hed!d not WHnt to dn so, but 20 fur
Is he wns abls ho should sco thAt Civil.
kcrylco OrlGr No. ! WINS obeyctl. 1lo sntd
be hAd Bcen charges Of tll9 kind which his
visitor referred to In tho newspapers, and
co'lrso he could not answer these lcttcrS, but
evcry Charge Of ths llnt,1rp which had beon
brought 10 his notice aKanst nm 0f!icer OF tho
Government ho bud ptncGd before tho officer
fefcrrcl hl md hnd called his attention to 1t.
lilo hMl directed Secretary bhur'nAH's attention
70 coEtaln cknrKcs coming from st. I!olllB. Or
those employed by tho uUyGFnn,ent there Wcro
91 s1no men who fayornl Grant, sntno VIM favored
!llntne, md H>r.0 who favored 9hor1nun, ind III
hs opinion ,thorn should b0 no Interference With
fha froe choice OF persons employed In tho pub
uG service.
, 1880-02-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

VA1 lN|N4s
L1vEnrooI, Feb. 17.-Tho stGnmer Cnnopus,
from Boston, lost her boats mud ai7 head Of
cattle during a stormy passage.
rEDEsTR1AYEsM.
LONDON, Feb. 17.-Tfie six days. pedestrian
contest for t,e English championship, be-
tween Blower Brown, the present champion,
George IIazael, and Sam Day, which began
Mt Agricultural Hall, Is.!ngton, Mt o'clock
nnd much interest IL taken In tho match.
brown Is a great fayorit In tic pools, md
large odds aro offered OIL his retaining this
D,:lt. Both llezaet alnl Day reststl Frequently
At tho close Of tho day lie had secured a de-
cldctl lend OH his npponctltS.
: l1nzael suffers from q bllsteretl foot and
Day appears to be out OF condition. Browll's
s sSSH?n a 5 SxssS sssst @ ?S q s pis it Vii Vii 9s Ssa
Westoll's record Of 550 miles.
At n!lnIsht t'S g! score stood: Brown 194;
The lntest acore ls: Brown, 1G5; Hazaet,
al; Day, 1a3a Brown IL tho fnvurit, and bis
friends and backers PROMISE for him notable
weeks performance,
PI.IMRoLL.
LoHDox, Feb. F.--In tho House Of Com
mons totlAy Sir Charles ltt&ssell and Ons!Ow
asketf plIusntl whether 3Io wns responsible
f9r ts hatbill stsnSd VII! llIs nM1e l.d
consuming them In bitter terms for oppt,slng
4 technical, htd, under tho rlllrs s0f the
House, fntai objection to the secoI.t reading
Of his bill for loading grlin III bags.
the in,al bill and maintained tic justico Of
Sir a Chariss Russell moyc,l TINT tic p1acar.ls
constitute breach at priytlegu tts nll attempt
to c0crce members OF the House.
Tho 1T: llon. John Mowbray, melnbor for
Oxfor!! Unlynrsity, seconded The motion.
Lord Huntingdon lnoyosl to adjourn tho de-
Tho Chancellor Of tho Excl!cquor seconded
tho motion, and II was agreed to.
I1oME-RUl.E.
III tho HOUSE of comnons tonight, Nteldon
PRODUCED n motion III fAyor Of nm eQuRtlZn-
t!on Of tic frnnchiso III Ireland with that III
England md Scotland. llo said the existing
Inequality was distinct breach Of the net
Mr.. Grny uIon,o-Ruler), from Tlpperary,
sssS GhaTlss Il Isx!s {Gcnserys,lye) moved NJ 4,
amendment TINT It Is lncxpellent 70 deal with
charged parnell With lnclting ule people 70
TIC Speaker called Lewis to order. ..
lsesu!ntng Ills remarks, Lewis said the
House knew llss meaning. llolne-rule, olco
pent. Tho House ought to- hea!tato bafnro
granting an extension OF suifrago among tho
clnss h9!!lng i,o'ne-ruIe ytuxs. ,..,
Sir William lIsrcnirt atclnrtal that the mo
tlon only set forth thu principle OF equality
on which the union Of tl,a two c0untrles ,sas
bnsed. When that ceased u b. the principle,
llo should cease to be ln fayor OF tho union.
Gibson, Attorney General for lre!nnt1,
sought to show that 1t wtes tnlpnsslblo to dpnl
with the franchise hofor0 Legislation was llad
OH tho redistribution of seAts.
Jolln brIFht sMp"rted l,,an. 4le ,n9t1on. Ill. H.
matters. lie said tllnt tho Chief Secretary.
ship Wna held by lnAn who way stepped
with Tory prujilt!ices ngaiRSt freedom.
Meldonss motion was finally rojectea,-3G
10 IDA.
, 1880-02-18
CANADA.

The Mother OF Five Children at Ono
Ntrth-Konr Of Them Nic-Tho Con.
solldntel I3ank-Ifosv Ono n1an Sen.
tctlcod for Life to Prison Was Ire.
leased by Falsely Swearing Another
Man In.
speeta, D.pateA to 1ns Cnteoeo 1sthuns :.
New GLAs0ow, Nova Scotia, Feb. IT,
Under the bene!lcinl influence OF tho national
policy, Mrs. Adam Murray, Of Egypt rfcnr
Now dlnsgow, gayo birth to five children
three girls and two boys-yesterday morning.
Unfortunately, four Of them died Inst eycl,-
Ing, They were well formed, the smallest
thirteen Inches aa,l tho ainrgcst sixteos. inches
and u quarter long. The surviving, ono Ia
doing very well. Tho motllor is Il great deal
better than could bc expected. She Is ono OF
eighteen. l,cr mother having twins three
times. Tlnro In corn LII Egypt yet.
gptcta! DhpaieA to 1n4 Cateapo Tribune.
MoSrNEA1, Feb. 17.-The Consolidated
link announces that March tho duposFtorH
and blllho1dcrs will ba paid In full. This Inns
been rendered possible by tho agreement Of
the Government a,ld tho creditors banks 70
Withhold tlleir Claims In The lnGnnttIlle until
tho nSssts ara more fliy Eeaiixea Iax aia IVY
mate return OF thu capital to them, MS ilisoly-
eucy proceedings llaye 6ten avoided.
tie Princess IL in excellent condition to-day,
and Will have fully recovered. from tho ELECTS
of tho la!o nccEde:tt in few tlays. ller Royal
8pectas DtspaseA to 1hx Chicago Tribune.
ToI,0SrU, Feb. N.--CtnrlHA A. LeayItt, tho
mau sentenced to tho l'enitentiary Tor 1ifo
for participating IN the Daln, burglary and
murder, ut Y0rkyille, .passel through tic
city to-day, for buffalo, hpvlng lA~,t rccasGu
after, serving SIX yours Il VIII By Feile!ll.
bereA he beCame Crown witness agnlnst ono
Moeker, md succeeded by his evidence IN
SECURING him ltfesentci.cu as the party WHO
fired tie fAtul shot. As he WIS lH1sSing
through to-liny, t.eAfIH sW0ra u 4 lawyer
who iiitprrUgnt.d him that hia Uyllence at
Moakers trint was u tissue OF falsehootls, md
illAt he Was entirely innocent Ut thu crime.
OTTAWA, Ca11., Feb. H:-ln, TIC accldent
Saturday tho Princess, It u said, lost u joWel
valued ut S30,0U0. Twenty pers0ils passed
tho creator part OF the evening searclsing for
OTTAWA, Feb. t7.-In the llnllse of Conf
mons to-.iny Sir John Atnctlonal1 presented n
iMessage from Ills ExcellcIcy the Governor
| General recommending q vote OF Sl00, o0O Tor
The relief of 1rislt sufferers.
Special paspattA to Tns Cht<aeo Tribune.
OrrAwA, Fub. l6.-ln tho delRto Oh tho I'd.
dress tho Hun. Ar. HlAka sA{d ho could mt
iug bir 4. +. Calf aa GAtnadan Minister III Elt-
gland te witch C11!latlEnn interests with ylrw
| IL extending GnuIla'B fDruJKu trade. with tho
| 0oycrnuu1ltH protective p0licy. which altnetl ut
tho extinction Of that tradc. lii the course of
| Ills speech. Mr. nlakn threx out suggestion
| the hecesalty Ut Catlada having an Agpnt ut
Washington In tho SUMO GApAolty OF Slr A!ex.
andcr Gnlt IN 1un.iun,-an Ag0nt who could.
| with q little friendly conversation, settle auy
, 1880-02-18
m ot ConklIng 0r mr. 9thos . Rs sSx tMn( rnniiv

yt,,..., t,Ijon&t
:. fonklIng, Or hny Other EotNl Heptiu!lcsM,n
sHas ,es.o f"y ta a sna =, far : IN.
hare m ia Tho fortunes Or nily ono Ian tuat
sn + hcHsa'se i ,e,nc" 1n 'si wh"er ssS he 'na
rost " Al ronHcAt argument TINT = ptlt lnIWnIu
i fvaf e tG g,a s?' 1t 0T tio f''i ea % of ars,
need .sts,,,'s sra,1er n3u dasscrans onc. I'M.
ssarIly renLy to hG t,, ,ns ~ aar ,rmth,icnn H.,
nh.ndnnco n tho atnlhltiy o. t.a.t atrt ,sr,
r1Il!h'nors and In tho gos aerHe ailu patrm,em
e people tat tie w }bat te phse e's i Ssei % whot
the ser rn.ut Is srnkcf or, 10 save VS.
tsi fror t}s 'tieetsh lint OF ia G' Fooi IN rcas,
y. ,.hy We etn,lld mike Gen. tirttlt Ifos1tent
aow ei either Of tho "tnGrs o hyS ,HS
re tnmcd = WI b 5tH9 WIZ " vcnts fro,n INV
hj At eycry succeeding elcono 1nsso m1,e W 'o r
nMTfinrcJpal nbjccttnns tAVe W o'''' o'"'''' Ao
noDInnttot1 , lt.", ,,bor wrstcrn statcs received
n Wash!nEto,l wtsIi3 tne ~. 1,",nn .cntI,,,r,t
nnIaiuo ingo. III llilos tie n,,. inao ti,n atntn
l. Tally ginning u" - 't ,sm,. ~, riv lnt.,
, 1880-02-18

VARIOUS.

MINISTER MORAN.
LONDON, Feb. 1T Is said that Benjamin.
Moran, tho American Ministertn Portugal, Ii
almost hopeless paralytlc, attt It Is feared
must abandon his post
COLLISION.
HAVANA, Feb. .17.-hlnta1zas papers report
u,at collision occurred yesterday morning
between passenger trntil from Havana md
4 freight train OIL n curyU OF tho road near
San Miguel, mil that fifty persons were moro
or less seriously wounded.
6KODKLEFF.
LONDON, Feb. 17.-A Berl!ll dispatch says
It Is inserted Mt St. Petersburg that Gen.
SkobelDff will start for ThShkenl this week,
arriving there the lst OF March.
TUHKEsrAH,
LONDON, Feb. TIA dispatch from Lahore
Says n 'rurcon,an's torce. believed to be, ac-
companietl by Abdul lsahinan Khan, has
reached Akwohn, In Afgl,nn rurkesta,l.
There Is great excitement Mt Cabul over this
report,
, 1880-02-18
SMALL lgLAZES.


The alarm from Box o. Mt 1850 yesterday
afternoon WIS cnMsnl by fire In tho franc
dwelling No. 123 Eighteenth street, owned
md occupied by Mrs. Wilson Howe. DAM
age, 500 10 building mud con.cnts. Cause, a
gns0llne tank III tho basement exploding
FROM some Unknown cause. Tho loss Is fully
covered by insurance.
Tie alnrln from BOX 81 Mt 0:05 yesterday
morning was caused by q tlre III tho rear por-
tion Of tho second story Of II four'story brick
building ut No. lts KaMlolpll street, owned
.by A. r. Gnlt. Tho first ilnnr IL occupied by
tho American Grinding Mill Company, ,nllt
suffered no dalnMse; tho second n!Nl thlr!l
floors by Il. A.. Douglas, dealer III BARRIERS
supplies. Tho tlnnngo To building Is sliKht,
and to DouElns stock Md furniture Blnnll
md fully cUyerctt by Insurance. Cause, one
If the occupants mixing bay-rl'm too NEAR
tho staTe. Il. n0stnlng, WHO occupies the
rcar OF thu second floor, Ind his 1ngo slightly
burned In rcscu!ng his child. Tho tlalnngo
to tho building will ltnt exceed 80.
A still nlnrtn to the Fire Patrol at 10: Is
yGstertlny morning wus CAUSED by II fire il4
tho Merchants Building, at tho corner OF
In Sullo and Washington streets, caused by
rnts carrying a match to a holo Immediately
under tho stea,nptpes III tho 0lce OF Monroe
s. Iinll, attorneys. Tho damage was triillng
Tie alarm from Box % ut 0;1t Yesterday
morning WIS cauaed BY. q. fro ut No. 22a3
Washington street, occupied BY tho Chicago
Metallic Packing Company. Causc, a pot Of
grease catching fire from 4 hot spring dipped
III IT for temporllig. Damage nominal.
, 1880-02-18
PUBLIC OPINION.
WHO aIiALT. IF PRESIDENT?
n The Editor Of Ihe Chicago Iftbuef.

4VtHf {HitVF " 4He Lnk(opu 1IIQItEt4
ETnEArOit. ILL.,, Fob. 1G.-It seems that tho pcn-
plo nrn getting considerably aroused on this
subject, md I I'M glad Of 1t. The moro people
tR1k md reaa On this subject tho bottor they
will bo prepared to Instruct tho delegates 10 tho
Chicago Convention next .Ilt,,u III whit n,nilncr
70 vote. The people Of tho Enst, esnccially, nre
talking tho mnttcr over. ind thoso Of tho South
nre enlonvoring to find out whit It Is l,cst for
thom 10 tlo. Tho political pupors If tho West
arc hardly rs outspokcn. bnt l conclude tho
mass Of tho people of the West nre full nj well
Informed and, when tho times comes for voting,
will lo full III well agrced In those Of tho East.
For myself. hnve no desires nbout who shnll
be nominated for President, except TINT ! w1lnt
II 1nnp who shall do tho best for tho people.
am too far advanced In agu to expect to hope
for my personal advantage; but my location Is
8uch that I think I can pretty we'll judge
Of the wants Of tho people, My home
from infancy has been in Now York, though
hayo Travelled considerably In tho West, md
now live In Ki1bo.lrn City, Wis, though lin
temporarily In Strcator, III. hnvo been think
ing, for ovgr ycilr, when tho Now York Tiin1S
published lettcrs from, tho people from al! over
dent. I thought then, md think 50 etllt, that
GGn. Grnnt Is tho nun: There hre some ttingH
,a not Ike ss bis ss ssax II f hs iii raisia s aa e
Congresstncn mid hts own fGlary. Dtlt probably
my ot!'cr NM, would havo done tlle sumo thing:
sn!t' thtnight ha Ind dono Us well ns my other
President hud' IN n.taler1l times And tho only
fault now hcar IL thnt ho ought not INV to nc
prutonds to wy why he ought not TO nccopt 1t.
Perhaps huyo not learned enough Of stntes-
msh stsa 1S toa hns0 cfter that tr r hsst t
wcii-lnforned. nnd honest man ii any
cinco, 70 Keep him r.. So they Thought
Ind ozets q other consre,sne. ss e Our ''s 1p''b
llcan Government and lAwa Aro 70 FREQ And
, 1880-02-18
FIRES.


bUhNlNt HIAt}Ss
Tho nlnrm from box rs Mt u quarter after
13 o'clock this morning, which was followed
10 minutes lntor by I'll, Indicated that
another large fire WIS In progress near the
cnrner of FIft1, avenue and Van 1}nren
street. 1t turned out, however, thnt
thero was moro smoke tllnn fire,
the burning property being rags.
At the time mentioned above, aolle ono p,ss-
lug by noticed s,noke issuing from tic base
turned In the box nj tho CORNER Of Van nnreil
street. When tho district flsnltic1l reached
the scello tho block Of which No. no ls Que,
consisting Of haff duzeli tllrtt-stnry brick
buildings, WIS completeIy hid!lcn lroln Eiew
TURNED III n Iii for assistance, tho
npteatIaonccs pointing to quite conf!agE1-
nil mn /. which extended In the rear Of Nos.
80 and ass, as rag warehouse by ]. Bgrn-
stein Il Bro. Tho loosu. rags wcrD stored IN
The basement; those TT bales together with
oSr a":Ey Es Of ss 3asps ees IL IL Ss W. - y Wis ,as fret
sspicd, 1, IS . IS g1ocSfy By William a! skelIIy; ,!I:;
iii lubricating ,olls. Joe !3orllstein
md his, brother, Nathan, with ,tl,clr FAM
III @ a...i, ~. -. ~, IT,, AZ
iioor was oecaip1ea ny InRe zilntnerman; 1e1' MG
1i!a ,of y oy ueqFso doIx. aSa aus. to sPh l.t
aM tni.m ,oors " Eo. ..s 20 We,G h,i''leW re: Wy
Ing sinoKI iIoh .ia oMI,E Tngs W. pe,a.oMe
u1cse otlitnes n.! M%nKenS'' u.G
a. Oh whom e5Gpen III H.o1f
atu sulio MIL 's' Gol'stetiu H. si, uiHty' ii:sny'
got them ont, Dns fn!ssGa her nnsoatla anu
wns ilcarly ltnn.lc; ~ 1io"eyl' ' IL tMpteaIs'
81 itto .1nG & strcs. sHteiS IMo snnaGniy a
nWnSene Sas suSHee fe , 0slt i'a9 ~ s''oM}
VI NY Meio hl'taiy Ghae.! iot " MEh1s. W..
the iifeihell sooh ptousht Iae'il u1e4E oaD1
, 1880-02-18

tursancts.
TIE GHOssEH-Kt;RFU1ssr.
The Admiralty does notsii,tcnd 10 prolong
the contract for raising tho lronclad Grosscr-
Kurfurst beyond the 30th of March.
ACCIDENT TO THE EMrE1.oH WILLIAM.
LONDON. Feb. 17.-A telegrnm received
from Berlin to-dny says: Tho Emperor
William, after paying visit to the Academy
of Vocal Music on Saturday, while passing
down tic stairs was suddenly seized with
gtdliNess, and, a. lle WAS walking III front Qf
Ills, suite, rs Is his ct,sto!n, fell down tic
stairs: lie WAS at once taken home TO lls
private rots1. The Court physician wns sent
for, when It was found tint lie had sustained
no Injury beyond several colltlslo1ls OIL Ills
head md lIn!bs.
The Incident wa. not positively known ,t1l-
til to-day. because Of tho strenuous. attempt
To suppress it, at tho la1nce, although r,llnnrs
of 1t ilud lMell cIrcnlnted about tho city. The
return Of the nlar1n1g symptoms Whic', stv-
eral times before hnyo produced like results
caused nlucll anxiety III Government and
Court clrccx- Fears ar, entertained tllnt
tho Empress may meet With futal casualty
from this source.
, 1880-02-18

Dreathlt County. Kentucky. hns long hctl
outlawry anil murder. 1t waa IL. that county
that tho ll,ot, destroyed tho jul, Dispersed tho
euurt with knIvce H,l,l pitfalls, a.ll shut tho
'1uge. III spite Ut tta haksly rec1r1l tho county
via Invaded reontiy by tho llov. john nnr'les, !.
rpv!ynlist, who bus up to datp aucurNl over loo
converts. II h1 rraxuea tho county from ttlnr.
dor and ,nDb Inv hu'll do moro than the btAte
Government could do.