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PARIS, KY, August "a YesterIay alter.
noon james Otlatt was killed by VIM. H.
Current near the latter'Sresidencc, at swalts
cross roads 0HIltt was perhaps the most
noted and desperate man In the blue grass
region, and Current and 0Hutt were broth
ersin.law, the latter having married about
4 year ago. Some weeks ago an alteration
between Current and ofEltt caused desire
on the part Of the latter for the life OF the
former. Armed with shot gun, 0hutt
went to Currents house, and by threats Of
rent that SHE was thrown into spasus, and
from the effect OF these, coupled with the
sickness attendant upon premature child
birth, she died.
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NEW FoRk, August 24-An order for .
one thousand dollar vase or bowl, to be
presented to the hest drilled battalion s1i
soldiers In field at Yorktown during the
celebration was to-day left with a iewelty
firm. The party offering the premium
leaves the appointment oE the Committee
Of Award to the Secretary Of War. The
PenRsyltahia railroad edIapahy subScfibea
$56O0tO the Yorktown Centennial AssO-
citation, 10 be used iot The erection pi addl.
.ipnal wharves and comforts lot citizens
and soldlery taking part In the celebta-
il6n. A committee % New York bunker
has been organized, and a circular Iettei
asking for small contributions 10 aid In se
curing a celebration that will be worthy o.
the American people and significant d
the historic event Il IA designated 10 com
melnoFate and Perpetqate,
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PRKPARISd F6i Y0RKToWN.
RspoFtS OF InSpeetioa Or Troops made IA
Gen. Hancock.

NEw Yonx, August 24,-With reference
To the Yorktown celebration, Gen. Han.
cock has received reports from officers who
have been making a careful inspection of
nearly all the troops in the Division Of the
Atlantic and the Departments Of the East
and South. Reports are expected from
Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, West
Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania. IIc intended to visit
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Ten
nessee, but he will not do 70, as his subOr.
dlnate officers in those States will make an
inspection in his behalf, and careful reports
will be forwarded to Headquarters. After
the inspection by the officers has been COM
pleted General Hancock will hold con-
sultation with his division staff and arrange
the military program for the centennial
celebration.
In addition to the part that will be taken
BY the regular army and navy In the OBJ
servaices at Yorktown the militiao Of nearly
all the States in the Union will be well re-
presented. This fact b indicated in letters
and dispatches which have been received
at headquarters within the past two or
firce weeks. General Hancock has not
found In the reports anything to complain
Ot as to the condition or discipline Of the
troops at any Of the posts.
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water Famine nt RIehmond.

RICHMOND. VA, August 24.-There Is a
conflict Of authority between Mayor
Cardington and the Richmond & Allegheny
Railroad Company i'm consequence Of the
action pithe former last night 10 having the
water turned from the canal, abont two
milesaboycthe city, intotheFiven 10 o. to
measife the supply dlun which feeds The
cityMAtGr works. To-day the railroad teo.
pie closed the gates, but they were again
opened, mld the railroad people sought war.
rants for the arrest Of those opening the
gates. The railroad authorities are willing
to turn the water into the canal at Boahes
dam, about nine miles above the city,
whichrOurse they think would give relief.
The Common Council Is endeavoring to
deyise plan that will secure a permanent
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GERMANY.
The Anti-JeWlsh Riots In PomeFaniA
AbOHt Ena6a.

BERLIN, August 24,-slnce the Emperor
has declared his great dislike to the Anti.
Jewish agitation the conservative press
have begun to discuss the question in a
calmcrspirit and thealnhorlties have taken
all the necessary steps to prevent any out.
break of now riots. The movement seems
to be endedior the present The Progress.
ist press, which Is mostly under the inHu.
ence Of the Jews, Is very triumphant.
Several Of the Berlin Stock Exchange
papers continue to print ycry violent arti.
cles, accusing Bismarck Of supporting the
Anti-Semites. These papers express their
satisfaction In such on offensive way, that
rioters in Pomerania ought to be punished,
that the moderate papers which have not
participated In tho conflict, have been
Obliged, the Jews asking them, to protest
against the attitude assumed, whereby the
worst class Of Christians can only be again
excited and the movement renewed.
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A DES0LATED LAND.
PRRu rRrlNo TO TREAT VITA CHlLl.
DInsuItls. n ths way ~ sanAsaaa'a
LeEal Rlestion-Ths Ahti-lsviah =
RIOtl n Germany EnaeA
uH Fever StFiekeR Nla3.
RFOtssta Agalnaa GanbStts's Elsetion.
u Y RFaud IntimAlsd.

~ FRAUD lntllAleo.
NEw YoRE, August e4-A Paris dis,
patch says; Vigorous protests against the
election OF Gambetta in the two districts In
the twentieth ACCOMPLISHMENT have been ad.
dressed to several Radical papers, which
publish them this morning. These pro.
tests are signed by 1900 electors, and ap-
pear to be based on reasonable grounds.
They assert that In numerous cases bull
letins deposited into the urn in the FiBt
district having the name Of Tony Reyeil-
lon have been illegally annulled on the
pretext that Reyeillon was candidate only
in the Second district; and they moreover
accuse Gambetta's agents Of Corrupting the
bill stickeR.
1t Is also claimed that there were notOri-
ous discrepancies between the figures an
nOunCed last Sunday at Belleyille and those
published by the prefecture Of the Seine.
Gambetta's election will not be assured till
all these questions have been examined.
The RepubliguA FFnnedi4 In an important
article to-day declares that what France
needs il not pFOgRmme, but q govern
ment and policy, This would seem to in.
dictate that GaHbetta is prepared to give the
country both.
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IoxDoS, August 2E.-rhe Times finan-
cial. article says: We are informed that
the rise in the French exchange Is likely
to be followed tya1 advanced in the Bank
Of Fnnce rate Of discount The bank, ap-
partntly has decided against q renewal d
the policy Of relaxation adopted last year.
A good deal will depend on the amount oi
gold withdrawn for shipment to America
to-day. Although gold d not coming %
London from the continent Il Is still being
purchased there by the Italian syndicate
lOr American opefatoTs.
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ciSciSSATi'S ELEPHANT.
"sateNt BetWten Eajiroad Gen 10
Aetute the lease oTIt

p"ateat BetWten HaIiroad AGen 10
Setute the iAase oFIL
.,' SN'l'SsfI, August 24.-The topic N all
,,9as !, ihterc'tin this vicinity tonight hNs
e,,. 5'Ace 70 the prospective outcome Of the
.,nR lor tle lease Of the Cincinnati
,-''n railway from Cincinnati 10 Chat.
"a a distance Of rs miles, AZ noon
nov no0V ihebid'wiIl be opened piblIriy,
~. l'te,s have invited propositions for
~, 10y the toad ior twenty-five yean.
/, ,,Nare 'eyeral prominent railroad men
~, -e clly Among them i. ". Cole,
IL tSs i,,, kIng Cole y supposed 10 be In
sS,S N.Y. n \, Of the connection cast and
Rsil,". chattanooga; Il. =. Alexander,
lt,iS,ta,,, o o the Louisville, Cincinnati 4
nIs @ on iAiIrOad, known ,ls The Intiis.
dtbs IA Ia,.!llnG !llnG and also the Vice President
b n y ItoG!iss'llic 4 NaShvllla, supposed Ia
dsJ H. a'g /, interest u that combination, In.
EB N mas nN 'ignlael his intention 10 bid
thsi in,1.la' io.lla' OF Columbus, L. here, hut In
(ir.s, VSI,sIgN S,a,,N bnot known. Tho Alabama
lsibi, u,n,tn ,a,,,. o. Erlanger interest lins NJ
T TS representative.
brsb,jJa',liO men whoare here refuse Il
ColeS Nh lheir purpose asa rule. "Kin,
tin,,,b"n bn n@ 'ay anything. Alexahde
baay MI ~ sVaI. The common carrier coin
sad ,ts T'% ~ a!e at present upgTahng III,
NE bs'S,i.o ~ ,aoa reticent as to theft piifposp
WI I NV, ,S,,,pl Prospects, Is that the competition
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SHERMAN Tx, August 24.-The news o
a most horrible affair in Cook county Ia,
been received, Some time since Ben
Blantbh, e&.sItetiffof Cook county, and O
very desperate inan, met James Todd, who
had been witness against him In law
suit, and abused and insulted him In d
most outrageous manner. Theysepaated
each vOwing to meet the other for iina
settlement. The men met to-day, both
drew weapons and fired. Todd was shot
through the heart and In the breast, and
the Top Of Blanton's head blown off
Both men were lying dead when discov
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A WEEKS EXCHANGES
Shou a Very Large Volume o. HasiasAa
for the season ofYeaR.

b Sgw YoEe, August s4.7The RsslisspyS
No small share Of the large exchanges was
due to speculative operation, Putting New
York aside, We find the dealings in grain
caused unusual transactions at Milwaukee,
where the grain, in comparison with the cor
responding week last year, is lO8 per cent;
and at Chicago, St. louis, Cincinnati and
Kansas City undoubtedly the exchanges
here, were swelled by the same cause
Though the sales OF stocks amounted to
l,630,974 shares and theexchanges less, the
double market value OF the shares sold,
were $597, 7,l55,000 In midsummer ex.
changes OF such magnitude are unprc-
cedented, and although business Of all
kinds was unusually largo, in the, midst OF
summer, the speculation In grain and DOT.
ton also caused considerable increase,
The exchanges at san Francisco for the
week ending on the 18th, and at other
CITIES f9r the week ending on the 10Th,
were Is follows: ~
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LouiytbtK, August 24.--A special To the
Commreigi from Nashville says. "At the
editorial suggestion Of the Nashville Banner
this evening a ten cent subscription TO a
Jubilee meeting to celebrate in Nashville,
at an early day, the union Of the Southern
and the Northern heart In sympathy with q
wounded President John NJ. Flattnet, Of
Cincinnati, and J. n Clean simultaneously
deposited the two htst dimes.
The move seems to strike q, sympathetic
chord in the public heart, and diRies were
rapidly rolling IN n the houfoi sem ding the
disatrh Al rlaEes were contfibdtlhg.
Contributions should he sent 10 D. H.
Rainet, manager BdHner.
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PHILADELPHIA, August Pa Business on
all the lines Of the Pennsylvania railroad
and the Pittsburgh 4 Erie for July, 1881,
compared with the same month Of 1880,
shows an increase In gross earning OF
$23O,774; increase In expenses, $l4i zoos;
increase Of net earninaSlSS, ,4G8. Seven
months Of 1881, compared with the same
period Of 1880, show un increase In gross
earnings Of s2I5, ,243, increase in expenses,
$l35, ,gS3; increase In net earnings, $f00, 1913.
All lines east OF Pittsburgh and Erie, for
the seven months Of 1881, show surplus
over liabilities Of Sl,SO43l0, u gain com.
pared with the same period Of 1880 Of
Sl4D,3S0
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sPRiSouELp, August 24.-Colonel Robert
Andrews, General Superintendent Of the
Wabash Railway, In making his usual quar-.
terly inspection Of the road, has paid partic.
ular attention to gathering information re.
Gardins the conditioned the corn crop along
the limo Of that road. He says the acreage
and yield are far below the average, but
will grade higher than usual, and thus the
farmer will be compensated. Counties of
the line Of that road report corn damaged
beyond redemption, and other grains and
farm products being literally burned up by
the continued drought, All
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'e ~
ELNTRA, August 24.- The Grcenback
State Convention reassembled ut o o'clock,
,,;,i, r,,l;sI, ,onnoropv ol,,;r,no, ,,os;d.
W. NV TI'a I'll ~ ~ 3oio"S,os was s"hn,l ltfr,l
hy ibo Committec MN ] nm Cre,lentisls Much
~ o!o;,",novt H." SI anil SonG'sion ioiio%"J tho nj
,a,,,. ~ ,naIo ,I,o ,e,mnnrar, or,,oni,o,;on
nar,psnent srps rD NJ" md tl'e HifHrt was Ieieatej
anid cries nf""Snan gnmen md Wyyon't
s.an ad Erles be m % ~ rennr % o m ,r.
@ n,arant ~ otI;eers . t%sn rstireJ " iS 4 resoIntion
w"a % edon,eJ % %sv,rnatII,in" with The Prcsi.
i1oSt W. ISpor ~ ~ he aSsSsstn nnd ,lscariT,
n ,hA rIaTit ni,tf. sbdiIs systs,n 4 CNintGn
wss thsn c,,aSe,, psrna neant "ilair.
mon S'' " 80 '''N''
'''TII Tho to,lowiro t;oko, wos, romirotcd Nv
acclnnStinp G ,N Win Sne 'rt or two sxcsntions:
uoorn,nr,, III S,aio Enocitus Howe 3. Comm.
eSre"G tSIe. yI,, ~ s'1S HAL sq, UoSS i1S%
iIcSnis Y4Eeaiey! frrasnrer ElIen Il
WondS. Srrvsyar' don II Gonid. Az.
Soc;o,o tnJae 6E ti,e. Torrt NJ Snneals q.
NioT nsror
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pro.nestl1s t,oal lIlnsr., slrlhe.

CoLrMBus, O., August 24.-Delegates rep.
resenting all the coal miners In the Hook.
Ing Valley will hold meeting next Sunday
at Logan, TO consider the propriety Of in
auguntins a strike, In case the operators
refuse 10 advance the price for mining from
seventy 10 eighty cents per ton. Many
Of the miners 10 instructed 10 insist Upon
the proposed advance The main question
will he whether The strike shall occur In
September or after October /.
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TnrI1 a general desire among those
iaers,cd in The proposed Soldiers Re.
nionhat dy, that the date Of holding
wh pan h postponed from next
aaa atl tle month following. II Is
tliHd ihit the reunions appointed for
Clst1loa, Caldwell and other points
raJlal,her with the attendance here
mlnonth Of many whose presence Il de-
ird, indlhat visitors can be better enter
sarl during their stay with us II they
aae in October instead Of September.
m SAFE twill he held here during the
Hly at Of The former month and It
sold nd be bad idea to hold the re.
Iaba htr during the week Of the Fair.
tlnt in that event the com.
ntr having tie matter in charge would
fl as late ior lcliRting the Soldiers
NdEment during the same period.
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rl,I,er i1.,,1,s,,. I.,.ylhlil.,.

CouStit BLtrts i'1oA., August "a
Leo Hartman, the notorious Nihilist, has
been In Council BlnfTsio two days lie is
now on lie way east. The Nonpnriel to-
morrow morning will contain lengthy
interview with Hartman, the interview
having been secured by reporter repre-.
sentihg himself a. land Lacquer. He
says he anticipates no tt6iible and will
soon cuuie out boldly and fearlt4SlN He
carries papers which prove his identity
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Congress In Steret RessIOn-ItopoSed
Treaty with chill. i..f


New YoRE, August 24.-Adyices from
Panama under date Of August 10th are ID
tollows'l The Peruvian Congress continues
in session with closed doors at Corsilles, ,des
batting the proposed treaty with Chill, two
thirds Of the members holding out against
a cession of territory. Pierola's Assembly
met at AyaciachO, July 2S: Peru Is still
oyerun by atlyenturers Chimlota valley
swarins with Monten@os who have sack.
ed PalO saco, Miralmanca and other towns.
MiralmanCa was stubbornly defended the
Governor and priest leading the citizens.
They were captured and beheaded in the
market place, and their heads stuck on
poles erected Tor the purpose in the public
square. NLOnteneros arc allowed to do -
they please by the Chiians. In Cafrete
valley MonteferOs destroyed the plantal
tiOns OF HualGara, MOntalban, Gomez and
Swayne. Commander Lynch had to send
men TO Pisco, twenty leagues from lea, to
protect. the people there. The English slip,
BritOnAnt, was driven ashore at Cerfo AEul
by the storm and plundered by MOnteneF0s.
AT tie tirst attack they were driven back
by the British ginboat Kingfisher, but re-
turned and succeeded. F -'''
Mr.. Moor has aSume,i the post Of United
States Consul at Callao, vice r. q. Clayton,
the only foreign consul who remainded
during the Chilian bombardment. United
States Minister 1furlbut has officially recog-
nized Calierson as Provisional President
and exchanged addresses. The Gillian re-
preventative at the Argentine Republic has
been instructed to execute treaty agreed
upon regarding boundaries between the
two countries. II was most important
and dangerous dispute In South America
and tile settlement Is due entirely to the
American ministers at Chilli and Argentine
Republic.
Neutrality Of the Straits ot Magellan is
gi1ranteedin petpetuity to all nations, and
no Notifications OF any warlike means ate
to be constructed along them, and all dis
ptites shall he settled by arbitration.
Mitch damage was done at Valparaiso
and along the southern coast by storms.
The steamer IAniay, Of the South American
Steamship Company, from Coronel 10 VAL
parMso, cargo 6i coal, Il overdue d fort.
night, and believed 10 he DESTROYED
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CAPITAL CCLLINGS.
Praalleaay Health Measures-HoW.
kate'S NteaIinEA,

TNNAaUVAAr( htWltu .NtuAuFtN-AAONs
gates SteaIinEA.
EUmMroS, August 2l.-The National
Boil Of Health says to the health and
quarantine officers All vessels from ports
abs 1inirtous or contagious diseases,
@slecillly those In which yellow fever
lnvlis OF i likely to occur, should be
Hsctel 10 tie Most rigetl examination
Rlfetuateds as suspected vessels, Unless
Nvid with bill of health, showing a
srrt rtHupliane with all the requirements
doarhH. No vessels should he allowed
y discharge until every precantlon has
beh tkFn toppycnt the Introduction Of
.!saAt1u Ut infectious diseases 10 the
Vhltsl Slates. t T
VBVhNl' Of Two millions Of 5 per cent
Ny1a' b9hd, have been received at the
l9s9II e department. iw redemption,
lG Nn, 4. Cook, u special attorney for
iRitN'mment, thisaitGrnoon, in behaliof
"a ne hiiid States entered civil suit against
,Sta!l ", Y Henry W. Ilowgate to recover
syl,f0' Writl Of attachment were Issued
n ialPhctiin the hNndsOi the marshal and
nsdefGtis, and ordering the salcs Of all
\, tO9s !. PROPERTY belonging to the defend.
, Si Ihemitt based upon atiidaVits by a.
~, a..s,escombaAl Louis Y. Cazearce. They
~ ~, Iait ihe defendant has unlawiully
.,,'. s,.n lfOn the Treasury on checks, and
gFOPnlled t0his Owh liAC. the suin men.
sSa ~ They believe that further inyesti.
t,l I.s3 Will dirlose further largo Sims to
IN ~ rsn taken by llOwgnte; that lie lias,
IN. M l1,l knowledge Of these facts, and
i.s l,,s Ilt INVESTIGATION is still going on, sud.
Ssai wy lnl without declaring any reason or
osI,'s y, loF leaving, left tile district with.
SS,ull,a,ins .l how long he will reinHin OF II
E..Nl.! VII return. They believe Captain
wac ,v.. y , intended to dispose Of his real
Gs- ~ Y lAe district, 20 as to defeat the lust
U'H-Qa' made ugainst him.
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IneonVenieneea OF ProtFaeted DrJ
SeaSon-Damnge 10 Crops.

Inconvenience OF PFOtFneteu DFy
seaSon-D Damage 10 Crops.
BAAbsro*N, KY, August 24.ift Is now
nearly two months since rain fall In this
vicinity. The effect Of sucll a drought on
corn and grilss may beimagined. Farmers
report that rain even yet would not helpthe
late corn. ilvater for domestic purposes Is
becoming very scarce, and many farmers
are compelled to drive their stock three or
iOuf milea'to water.
The distillers throughout this county are
hesitatihg and undecided whether to 60 In
10 active operations or not the coming
season. The Advance In corn, dull market
for whisky md 4 large quantity III bond
are the reasons advanced iurtempoury sits
pension. Some few distillerT who hAte
mRde contracts for corn will run OF, re.
dated capacity.
t, 10rtsViLtEs August "a SHOULD the pres.
ett adyahtd III corn be malntaihbllit " safe
to say that the coming seasons product
will not be over one half
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WAsiiSoroN, August 24-Judge Law.
renee, Flnt Comptroller of the Treasury,
rendered Il decision in which he maintains
that II contract with the Government is
sold by the contracting party, the contract
itself is ann,lled, and that amy persons or
parties selling such contracts run the risk
Of obtaining no pay. The opinion is based
on the ground that the original contractor,
In silcll event, does not perform the service,
and the purchaser Of the contract violates
existinp lnMa.
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This city reports smaller transactions
than those Of lastyear for the corresponding
week, and Baltimore, San Francisco and
Providence arethc only cities which do not
report an increase Of more tllan 10 per cent.
But It must le remembered that Tie extra.
ordinary rise in theprice ofgrain amounted
b about 10 per centiOf II, Wheat since
year ago greatly increases the amount Of
exchanges at the cities were the dealings in
Here they DaT are not not, % however. In y. isoston
the gains are large in the aggregate.
Outside d. f.New York the lnlrease is almost
39 per cent, and the amount .of the OK.
changes are surprisingly large for the third
week Of the dullest month In the year.
After all possible allowance for speculative
operations here and elsewhere the trans.
actions still show volume OF business
larger beyond all precedent for the season.
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IoSDoS, August A.-Reports from vari.
ous points Of the provinces state that the
heavy rains have done much damage to the
crops, Some Of the cut CROPS have alteady
begun to sprcut. Great approximations are
felt for the harvest in Ireland. Owing Ia
The continuous rain Throughout the country
corn has been much damaged and potatoes
re,stowing signs Of extensive disease.
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wMHNe4oS, August 24.-Dr. Bliss IA
quoted on the streets as having told a
friend last evening, that everything that
could be done by human beings had been
resorted 10 by the attending surgeons ID
scatter the swelling Of the Presidents
parutid gland, but Il did not appear Ia
YIELD and supputaiiOh seemed inevitable.
The Dr.. thought, However, that its dis
charge would be comparatively light.
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+, I. announced that the State bcbt OF
y,,ii = bsas .! per cent, interest the State
,onncnt is an expensive and nnneces-
~ ba,len ,thppopulation is stationaryi
4, ni,e, are exhausted, and other re-
,o+. the State has none. Hence there Is
n 4 returning to territorial condition
/, ,,s,,atlon to California.
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81. Lorts August A.-The managers Of
the several insurance agencies Of this rity
are ngitating the question Of raising rates.
They say they have Iaid out ior losses 80
far this year tiQe tliati they have received
IN premiums, and they must either advance
the rates al least on business pIUpetty, OF
wilhdtaw from the city, Snine definite &C.
tion will probably he taken SOM.
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CoLruaiA, s, c. August PA special
from Johnston, EdFeaeld county, says
A terrible tragedy occurred about ten
miles from this city, between ]. w. Buz'
Ssti and his Ron and ]. w. Tylnerman, "
Whicb Twinernan was killed and BnElatd
and Sof seriously n 6nhded. An old teud
caused the affray. The weapons used were
double batrelled shot guns,