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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
ADesperado A RunnInga muck.

NRw YORK, December 10-A Browns
Vile (Texas) special to an evening paper
says: "Issdel Almes, noted political mag
nate at Chamsmero, Mexico, has just com
mitted a wholesale butchery. Going to a
ranch, he commenced to beat the women
there savsgely, and one Guadaloupe ZoDati,
WHO interfered, was killed by the infuriated
desperate. At the next rancho which he
visited Almes shot and wounded no less
than seventeen persons before his murder
Gus career was checked"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
THE FLAMES IN ATLANTA.
Almost Conf agratiOn-Street Rail-
way stables Burned.

ATLANTA, December 10.-The stables OF
the Atlanta Street Railway Company were
destroyed by fire tonight. Twenty OIL
thirty mules were burned with several
small buildings. The fire is not yet under
control, and heavy wind prevails. Lamar,
Rankin & Lamar's wholesale drug store is
in danger, and the whole block NAV GO
The fire is now (midnight) under control
and most Of the mules saved
ATLANTA, December 1.-THE loss by the
burning of the Atlanta Street Railway Com
pauy's stables last night will probably
reach 5000, the building and live stock
included.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

New YORK, December 1O.-After long
and bitter contest over the will of Edwin p.
Christie, the founder of negro minstrelsy
who died in 1852. and the will of bis son E.
Byron Christie, decision has been rendered
by which the heirs of the widow Of the
former are entitled to some thirty-Rve thou
sand dollars. Edwin P. Christie left origi=
nallY an estate Of about two hundred thou.
sand dollars, but through litigation the
major portion has passed into the hands OF
the attorneVs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
Ex-Oongressman BannIng Dead.

CIEoIEEATI, December 10 General H.
B. Banning, ex member of Congress from
the Second Ohio district, died suddenly and
Unexpectedly at bis residence In Cummings
Vile Saturday morning. He had been suf-
fering from i'll health for several weeks.
This morning his wife left him in bed, and
an hour later went to ell Kin 10 breakfast
and uBd he was dead. TIE immed ate
cause Of his death is unknown.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

"Is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
at work, and cured by so simple remedys''
~ assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, ana Win aothing but Hop Bitters;
ana oniE ten lays ago his doctors gave him
up and cid he must dieY''
Efell-a-dayl That's remarkable. will
90 this-day and get some for my poor George
Il know hops are good.''
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
BIG BLAZE IN CHICAGO.
A Range of Building. in A.hes

CHICAGO, December lO-The large four
story brick warehouse of D. NJ. Osborne &
Co., on South Morgan street, was entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. The build
ing was filed with respers and machinery,
on which there was an insurance of $780,
600 The building itself was insured for
$25,OOO.
LATER.-The loss on the stock
was $4,000, and on the building
Is placed at $4,000. The loss is
total. The cause of the fire is unknown
For some months the firm had employed
no watehman The building was an exten
sive one, occupying Nos 600 TO 61O Morgan
street. TIE Insurance is about $500, 600.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
Baggage Car Coneuued.

PETERSBURG, December 11.-Last night,
while the fast train from the North was
passing Rocky Mount Station, on the
Wilmington snd Weldon Railroad, pssser
ger coach, with baggage and apartment,
took fire from the stove, and was entirely
consumed, and baggage valued at fifteen
thousand dollars was burned. The passen-
gers escaped without injury.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
THE FIRE FIEND'S WORK.
valuable Iron Work. Consumed.

PITTsBURG, Pa, December n.-Graf,
Bennett & Co.'s rolling mill was totally de-
s'royed by fire this morning. The mill was
situated at Benefits station, four miles
from this city, and was an extensive con-
cern, employing about one hundred men,
who for the time will be thrown out OF
work. The fire was first discovered In the
carpenter shop, and is believed to have
been the work Of sn ineendiary. The loss Is
about $500, coo; insurance Sl5O.OOO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

BosToN, December 10.-The directors of
the Pacific Bank, of this city, have decided
to reorgaufze, and have requested Comp
troller Knox to levy an assessment of 100
per cent. on the capital stock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
v.,1ahIe Warehou.e Burned

WILMINSroN, December ia special
/ dispatch to the Star from LlncolntoD, says:
ssThe warehouse OF the Chester and Lenoir
Nsrrow Gauge Railroad Company, at Ches-
| ter, containing 100 bales of cotton and con-
/ siderable quantity Of other freight, took hre
| from sharks from a locomotive to-day. and
was totally destroyed. Loss about $1,000;
| fneurauee unknown
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
Unqus.tIonablT The VERY Best.

BALTIMORE. ND April ~, 1881.
Ihave rseently been using your Browns
Iron Biiters in my fsEaily, consisting OF my
self. wife and three children. and the effect
has been ALWAYS as marked as In the case OF
Mr.. Phelps. II Is unquestionably q Won
derful medicine. A. ]. BOWEN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
VIENNA In SACK CLOTH.
THE RING THEATRE HORROR.

Sickening Details OF the Holocaust
Very Costly Stupidfty-Hundred
SmOthered-ChIldr Hurled 10
Death by Frantic MOIhers-NearlY
Six Hundred LOst-Charred Frag-
ments Raked from the Ruins
Splendid Obsequtes to the Victims
Ready Handed Chartty-The
Awful Lesson Learned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE RADICAL CRUSADE ON THE
SOUTH.

tennessee 90 Follow vITgInIa-The
Democratic StrOnghOIds 60 be As.
saults d In DetaIl-COddIIngE Emory
Soeer-Ehe Programme for North
Carolina The Moses Selected
Uncle Ssm a1d the south Amert.
can What HurIbut and
Fitzpatrick Were BIddon 60 Per.
form.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

ATLANTA, December 11.-Jt fferson Davis
has teleeraphed to the managers of the
Cotton Exposition, stating that circum-
stances viii prevent his acceptance oftheir
invitation to visit the Exposition before its
close.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
APPALLING DISASTERS.
FEARFUL SACRIFICES OF HU-
MAN LIFE.

Terrific Boiler ExplOsion-A Man
Trap I'm Flames-Eseape Cut Of
Hairbreadth Escapes-An OIL
Lamps DIreful WOrk-Ten Men
Roasted to Deaih-Three Fatally
and Eight Seriously Irjured.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

Impoteney Of mind, limb, Or vital fune-
tion, nervous weakness, sexual debility,
etc, cured by ''Wells' Health Renever.s'
81. At druggists. Depot. osceola Butler
Savannah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

A large meeting held at Yalladolid passed
resolutions requesting the government TO
remove the last vestige Of slavery In the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
onlr Give Il falr rrIal. and vol

UnIY give IL TAR triaI, and you VIII be
convinced that Tabler's Buckeye Pile OInt-
nent is the most valuable medicine or the
age as cufs for giles or Hemorrholds.-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

"a IN Inn diseases Of the nerves, brain, blood
! Boz, superior medicine to al others
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r.n-gIn Affairs.

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o.. second CJass Matter.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
AMERICAN SILKS,

Ihe excellence Of American silks is beyond
question, and the leading manufacturers now
produce satin rhadames, satin merveilleux.
satin de lyons armures, quadrilles and brocaded
silks equal to any imported. This advance In
manufacture viii stimulate the cultivation Of
the raw material, which has pow been made
the subject OF successful experiments in
OF Philadelphia we owe the revival of this in
terest. which If once established will afford an
opportunity for the lucrative employment OF
thousands of women and children in their
own homes, FOR manufacturers will take the
raw silk as fast as it is produced, and with
Glatures for reeling within attainable distance
the work can be managed as easily as taxing
care OF plants, and much easier than managing
6ees.
The encouragement which the parent as
sociation has received has induced the ladies
interested In It TO propose silk fair, which VII
be held the last week in January IN St. George q
Hall, Philadelphia. where the silk Of America
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12
SOUTH GEORGIA CONFERENCE
Third and Fourth Days-Tnterest-
ing Proceedings.

COLUMBUS, December iO.-EdftOr Korninc
Neacs' By an over pressure of other duties
failed to get in my letter for yesterday, and
now give resume for the past two days.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

Rev. J. o. A. Clark obtained the floor and
gave rather discouraging account Of his Ia
bors as agent of the above church, and the
difficulties In the way Of the sale Of his book.
the profits Of which were to be devoted to the
church
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-12

Rev. A. NJ Wynn. P. E., Of the Savannah dis.
trict, reported general condition of the church
as good IN his work. The several preachers of
the district were called and their characters
passed
Two Of the most searching questions asked
by the Bishop In the examination are: Have
you taken up all your cole tionsS" and Have
you faithfully administered the discipline Of
the church,"
w. +. Bearden. OF this district. was granted
a aIlnarannnafad rala fion
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

uptfaot
iabrli&
5SuS suUssn
en- psrtsn.
10000 fl
10000 4.
$4,000 4.
10000 fl.
10000 f.
$4,000 4.
i%Iooo F
rage BON
abt'Bonb.
prdmit spn
inufn.
ApriI 1851
aqtin btrt6.
rauf tntfaasu
Eist st,
sHb. fasu fur
~ trwubtn.
10. striulartn
ag Co.,
Reiu u'Dorf.
tr estiuit, ir.
N 9tftst eu
man ben Na-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

tsrtommen sebsn tonne. 8ir bssusifsIn
iebr, baB bsr gIan uon gtfoIs bssIeitst
feiu pirb. Die before &Iafie ber Reser
mirb i9usrIi9 ismaIs benz .iOnnisen Sa'
ben" ben Radsn tsbren; ber Sdunb tann
allsrbinss Obne Rabe mad BEN Often
anb Rorbsn uerIodt usrben, Defenders
wsun man linen bic 3uR9eruus sibt, bab
Re fir ibr gotum rsi9Ii4 nit Asmtern
bsba9t msrbsn ioaen.
Sn Wtfiourt ift Elm rieRser eanb'
iduinbsI an ben Gag setommsn. Sas
9anbamt pon Sronton purbe felt Sabren
unb Sabrsn bur9 sinsn Rius 9anbibarts
ausssbsutet, Der Der &ssieruns mittsIs ses
fdIidtsr gatente finf WiuiOnen ader
2anbss itabl unb burd finsirts tlsbsrtras
suus NIT 5iIfe sefdIi9ter Deeds ben Prsis
tn bic S6be trisb. Bis fi9 Semanb fanb,
Der benz Rins bas eanb bona fide abs
taufts. 5aupti9uIbise finb Der eansrs'
sitrar 8. apnbiap unb ietn Sobn. 9sibsr
werbeu mad Der anR6t bss Rifourisr
BunbssanuaIts gIib nur bisienissn an
bisisu 9aubi9winbslsisn bstbeiIisten Pers
ionsn seri&tlid usrfOIst werbsn t6nnsn,
beren biretts BetbsiIisuns tn ben bret Iss'
ten Sabren itattfanb, ba ben fribsr baras
BstbsiIisten las geridbrunssseies ~
@ufe fouu1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29
Sabrems 10. Dubuque, Soma, Dinfas oen 29 Mar3 1881

Dsnn gnsIanb iest bic l1nabbdnsis,sii
bes EranspaalIanbes auertennt, 10 ift ss
ni9t bas erfe WaI, bab ss biss tbut.
England piu ia iest bic Eransuaalrepu'
bIit untsr isinsm .SdusA babsn unb wirb
uisllsidt zines Cages ibr wieber ben @ar'
aus MAIDEN, wie ss bas ia idon einmaI
setban bat.
Nidt uumSsIi@ 1T ss, baB gnsIanb
ipdter einmaI, wenn i@war3e Stdmme wie.
Der bic TransuaaIrspubIit bsbroben, bisis
tn elmer Dsiie vi9ist", baB babel bic bIu'
tis ertdmpfts Bausrnfreibeit neuerbinss
uon ben griten semOrbet uirb. Die Baus
eru merbsn '9 uieGei9t srit bann lire,
rlnabbdnsistsit bauernb srfrsusn t5unsu.
wsnu gang Sibafrita bic britiide 5srr'
i9aft absei1lttsIt babsn utrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29
Eefesrap6tf@e 9epe(6eu.
Deuti d Ian b.

Berlin, %. Wdr3. Der Rrouprins
iit bsuts na5 ct. Petersburg abssreift.-
Saiier 8iIbsIm bat 3u isinsm beutisen
9sburtstass stn iebr bsrsIi9es @Iid'
wuni9' Eslesramm pom @Barsu erbaItsu.
DIE So,iaIiftsn uerbsn I'M Ssptembsr
In 3iri9 siuen internationaIen gousrsB
abbaIteu.
2sipsis, %. Rdrs. Eauienbe uon
grsmpIarsn Der uou benz iosiaIiitiidsn
RsidstassmitsIisbe 5aiisImann In Rsu
gort ssbaItsusn Rebs fub bier usrbrsitst
uorbsn unS isIbft tn ben Eourniitern BON
SoIbatsu wurben einise uorssfunbeu.
Spauten.
Wabrib, %. Mdr3. Dor benz gas
Iaif bes 6er3oss pon Sfuna TT sins
gombe NIT sinsm 3anbsr baran ssfuRbsn
uorbsu. Die YoIiasi ipart Der Sads mad.
Gin gsri5tsrifatter aus Wabrib beri&,
tst iibsr ben tirsIi9 bur9 bas Nbbrsnnsn
pou Petarbsu bort ausssibtsn lIufus SoI'
senbss: Die Pstarbsu pIastsn absnbs um
3sbn, su elmer 3eit, tn Der bic StraBsn
bi5t ssfiat fnb. Das gIassn elmer Ye'
tarbe in Der Rdbs ber AItaIa' StraBs psrs
uria9te In benz WsuidsnsswibI unbs'
i9rsibli9s gsruirruns. Su SoIss Der
8Ornubme uOn gsrbuftuussn ssIans ss Der
YoIissi, an Der Can Saiio: Rirds eine
sroBs, nit YuIuer uab @Iyesrin ssfaqte
Petaros aufsuiiuben.
Srautrei1.
Yaris, %. Wdrs. Wsssn Der Ser.
SfisntIi5uus pom artitsIn, in bsnsn bic
grmorbuus bss gsars bsifduis beipro5sn
wurbe, iinb Der &eOactsur bss rgitopsn"
unb bsr bss vSuuenaI" su is Wouat 9s'
fdusnib, uub bic @si5dftsiibrsrI Der se'
nannten gIdttsr su ie 8 Ronat 9sfdnsniB
unb auBsrbem ein iebsr gu 1000 Srancs
9sIbbuse, Gto5sfort aIs Reoactsur bss
.SutranRssant" unb DsIpsre, Der 9s'
f5dftsfibrsrbss SIattss, sui is 1000 5ranes
9sIbbuBs usrurtbeiIt pOrosn.
2onbou, %. Wdrs. gDie cine gari.
fer Ospei9e meIbst, bat auf Der f,ans6F'
iden Sbfbabu bsute gsa9mittas tn bsr
Ndbs uOn Bsnsp Der 8uiammsnftoB sinss
SabnBuses nit Iseren Sabnwassn, bic aui
benz @sIsiie fteben seblieben ruareu, fats
sefuubeu, pObsi % Yeriousn sst6btst Ober
psrpuabst worbsu Fnb.
8ie ss bsibt, beabf4tist Der grd'
fbsnt 9rsuy auser sinsm obsr awei Wsit'
sIisbsrn isinss Stabss rod msbrsrs anss,
isbsns Burger, wie ben Warquis uou Ro'
&ambsau unb Oscar be aafaystts, ala
gsrtrstsr Srantrei9s sur 9sbsntfeisr be,
8aHenitrsduus bss 2orb gornwaais Be-
0orttouu su entisnSsn.
Nitta, %. Wdrs. Oas 9sbdubs bsr
itaIisnii9sn Spsr TT bsuts absnb unmit'
teIbar mad gssiuu Der gorfslIuns In
SranS seratben, unb sin Haub Der Slam'
men sewOrbsn. Die 2ei9en pon fsbsie
Ysrionsn, usIds sritidt waren, fnb aus
benz Sdatt bsruorssbOIt unb uOrsrf tn BIZ
sssenibsr IisssnSs sir9e ssbradt NOR
ben. Wsan bsfar4tst, SaB etua buubsr
Wenidsn tn ben 5Iammsn umsstommsr
iub.
9roBbritaunien uub SrIaub
2onbon, %. Rdrs. Sas llntsrbaai
bat ben gbaplini5sn antras auf grIai
einss pcIlitdnbissn SsrbOts Der ginfub
pou S4Ia5tuieb aus amsrita. na5bsn
Der Sissprdfosnt bss ssbsimsn Ratbs
WsunosIa, i'm bstdmpft bate, nit 2OI
ssseu l47 Stimmsn abssIsbut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29
Nustdnotf&e Nuno(&an.

Ger beuti4s guIturtampf
ideiut tn sin usues Stabium eintreteu 3u
poIsn. Dte @srii1te iber Antnipfeu
neuer getbanbIunssn NIT Stom befstisen
R8, usun mau benz EsIssrapbsn 9Iaaben
idsntsn tam. gs banbeIt fi9 babel um
bie 8abI Don gapitsluiearsn far bic burd
ben Cob bss Snbabers erIebsteu YHdOfss
Rse. Ste preuBii@e &ssieruns bat usrs
idtebeue wi9tise 9ussffdnbnifie sema9t.
Die 8srusisr Der Bistbimer Erier, gas
bsrborn, Osnabrid uub SuIba, psI9e
bur4 ben Cob Der bic Site innsbabsnbsu
RtSsnfarifsn erlsbist, finb bena&ri9'
tist worbeu, baB fe uon ber gsrs
pFi9tuns, ben Glib su Isiitsu, eutbuu'
ben unb 3ur unbsi9rdnttsu 8sruaItuns Der
Di5esian @eIbsr srmi9tist fno. Die
RaBressI, woburd bic Staatssuitiiis su
ben @sbdIteru Der Sii56fs uub Der @siif.
Ii4teit entSOssn purbsn, pirb aufssbObsu
usrbsu, bsiBt es meter. Samit iit elm
f9uersr Stsin bss anfoBss aus benz 0sss
ssrdumt, unb uon Ssitsn bss prsuBiiden
staates bic W0sIi4.eit sesebeu ben unie'
Iisen Rampf bur9 llsbsrsintOmmsn gu be
snbsn. Sb bisier Sdritt cine 6olse bss
Worbss Nlsraabsrs III. obsr elm poIitiider
Sda9,us Bismard's III, wifsu mir ni5t.
W6sIi9erwsiie mag bsioss suiammen Der
Tau isiu. Der alte Raiisr bur9 bas @ss
wiFsn semabnt, mag am RansIer brdn'
ssIn, Der &aHslsr flbIsnb, baB er Obne bas
Centrum I'm Rst9stas ni9ts bur9isssn
tanu, mag bisisn ErumYf ausipisIsn, I'm,
fl9 bic snti@sibsnbe gartei In Der @siss'
sebuns ssneist 3u MAIDEN. Run Der
tIsinsa @rsllsns muB 8ismard frib auf'
itsbsn, um bsrielbsn 9uuit pOrsuma9eu.
Sm &et9stass ipist f9 cine un'
l9sinbars 5rase su, bic Bismard bsrsits
cine bsutli9s 9aisbsrIase bra9te. gs baa'
bette fid um bic pom Ransler anseitrebte
Aufnabme altona's In ben Sollusrbanb.
Bie ss f9eint, beabf9tiste bic Rsi&sres
sisruns, ben Rsi9stas ni9t um 9snsbmt'
suns bsr Rotten sur ginusrIsibuus aItos
mas in ben 3Ollusrbanb su fraseu unb bic
Sa9s mir ssi9ts bir Ni9ts absumadsn.
Der Bubsetausi9uB bsantrasts nun sinsu
Bsl4luB, In benz auf benz Rs4te bes
Rsidstasss ais bss seiesssbsnbsn &Srs
pers il9 NIT Der Sa@s ,u bsfahsu, bsiians
ben pirb. Sn Der Sisuns pom 2s. War,
trat Der Rsi9stas BET Der brittsn asiuns
bss SausbaItsssieses na@ elmer Ianseu
Debate nit lsS sssen 46 Stimmsn BEN
Bsi4luB Der gomuaifOn BET. Sc banbeIt
f4 bier aussni9sinIi9 ni8t 70 isbr um BIZ
ben0tbistsu Gaaienbs uOn Mart, ais uu'
absrbaupt benz RansIsr 3u 3sissn, baB aud
bsr &si5stas nod &sdte babe, bie seab'
tet wsrbsn mifsn.
Ssfsrrsi9 sdbrt ss sswaItis.
SladIi4srUsiis bat ii4 bic SsaiatiOns'
nadridt, ais babe bsr &si6stas sineu
gonbOIeusbeidIuB usrwsisert, In 9eranIai'
ians bss ct. Pstsrsburssr attsntatss, ale
cine gnts srpisisn unb bsr Winifsr Sup
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

tr estitriG ir.
N 9tftst eu
man ben Na.
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an,.issn fur pienies, 9otterien, @ladsRteh
&C., ais BEN gsifs Der fatb. &ir&e iuptser ~
ben tetut Gafnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

aus anasissn isnbe man isdteffms
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-02-18

pruocrAric DEsERrERs.-lhere was long
,,.,,jI,rk ON the election Of United States Seua-
w.. ,yhicI, having been broken, WAS followed
~, 'orn,bcr on State officers. After eighteen
ballots FIR Secretary OF State, two or three DEM
rats voted Tor the Republican candidate that
.rec,cl him. This 50 moved and old gentleman
mi he broke out in the following burst Of elo.
MIR. President am an old man and have
climbed the hill of time, crossed its apex, aud
am Fastening down the Western slope. But L
L,vc never seen and never expected to see the
.cor. presented here to-day. | have heard of
,r,i,nrs but never dreamed that their could be q
L.mocrotic traitor. Behold the sickcning scene
before us The genius of Democracy weeps at the
s;rkrninr sight The Republicans applaud the
J,s,rter. know these Republicans. They are
L,,h strung and hgh-toncd gentlemen, and,
while :hcy acccrt the a1t, they will turn upon
tb, traitor as G,rsar did in the Gnllc war upon
,h, ,l,srrtcr that came into his camp and exposed
the position of the opposing army, and say to
Them .IuJio guoG dicjs Sed contcl"no d"sertOrum
ri hear what you say, but dcspise the raitor')
The finger OF scorn is pointing at them now
They will be laid down in intamy 80 deep that
!, will faint their blood and become n lcprosy in
,hcir families vote for MIR. Snodgrass, whose
Democracy is rs pure as the limpid stream that
leap from crag to crag among his native noun
tains.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-02-18

tLIou Wa Stand. ~

How We stand
Mr.. STOKES As instructed 10y the Board ot
County Commissioners, desire to make brlei
reply 10 q communication in your last issue
healed GLOW do we stand" The Board knows
the necessity for making an annual report OF
their management OF the County aithirS' nh"
rhcy also feel the cmincn; prOprie'y ot making
that report ut AZ early II day as practlcaoIc' anu
will give the public what, they hope, Will bc
satisfactory and instructive report OF the status
Of the Cour ty, when the time arrives, ut whlch
they can, with benefit to the citizens AMI JUS
ticc TO themselves, do 81. 1t Is only necessary
to say now that the law allows the treasurer
until the second Tuesday III June to make his
settlement with the Auditor, and 1t is only alter
such settlement that any satisfactory or accurate
/ report can DC made, for the Board never kAoW'
! until then now much money they VIII nave 10
pay on County obligations OF cXpend III County
: improvements. They might make Il partial re-
mort now anl in the Summer make final re-
! NOR, but the one made now would be of no value
AMI would add greatly to the County expenses
With regard to the condition Of the County
books, | would have wished to have had ho'h-
inc TO say, rs ! occupy delicate position VIII"
reference thereto but the article to whlch am
replying is 50 wordcd rs 10 ncccssitatc my say
inc something about the condition ot the ooo"s'
for. if | say nothing will be coDsiIcyS9 %iS9i
up that no report can be male - while the
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