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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

lCdlnS on tulS rOdu WILL run aS iOllOWS uIl-
til further notice:
GREENVILLE EXPRESS.
GOING EAST, (DAILY EXCEPT sUNDATs.)
Leave Columbia at 600 p. II.
Arrive C:tlndCn ut S.45 L. NJ.
Arrive Charleston at l0.30 P. II.
GOING WEST, (DAILy EXCEPT sUNDAYs)
Leave Charleston at 6.30 A. u.
Leave Camden at 7.+G A. n.
Arrive Columbia at 11.GO A. II.
WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER.
GOING Fast DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leave Columbia at Sis A. d.
Arrive Camden at LILO Z. u.
Arrive Augusta at 30 z. d.
Arrive Charleston at l.55 P. n.
GOING WEST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
+Leave Charleston at 9.5 A. N.
Leave Augusta at 7.J3 A. ID.
Arrive Columbia st 6-20 P. n.
Passengers leaving Columbia or Charles
ton on these trains will have TO change cars
at Branchvillc to reach Charleston at l.55 P.
n, or Columbia at go 2. n.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
GOING EAST DAILY.
Leave Columbia at $50 P. NJ.
Arrive Augusta at 40 A. N.
GOING WEST DAILY.
Leave Charleston at 800 r. M.
Leave Augusta at 100 P. NJ.
Arrive Columbia at $40 A. N.
On Columbia DIVISION Night Express
Trains run daily; all other Trains daily ex.
cept Sunday.
On Augusta Division ar Passenger Trains
run daily.
Sleeping Cars arc attached to Night
Express Trains-berths only $l.5o-between
Columbia, Charleston and Augusta On
Saturdays and Sundays, round trip tickets
are sold to and from AL Stations at one first
class fare for the round trip, good till Mon
day noon to return. Connections made
at Columbia with Greenville and Columbia
Railroad and Charlotte, Columbia and Au.
gusta Railroad at Charlotte Junction by
train arriving at Columbia at Il.00 A. NJ.
and leaving Columbia at 500 PM, to and
from all points on both Roads. At Charles
ton with Steamers for New York on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays; also, with steamer
for Jacksonville and points on st. John
River and with Savannah and Charleston
Railroad to all points South.
Connections are made at Augusta with
Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad to
and from all points South and West
Through tickets can bo purchased to al
points Sopth and West, by applying to
4. B. DESAUssURE, Agent, Columbia
ID. C. ALLEN, 6. P. & T. 4.
JOIN B. PECK, General superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
ASKING FOR DISCIPLINE.

The delegates to the Republican Central Com
ttee from sixteen district associations have signed
reonest to Abraham Lent, president OF the committee
70 call special meeting to take into consideration the
cet course OF Aldermen Waite and Seaman, who were
elected as Republicans but by whose Acts two Republ
can polics Justices have been displaced by Democrats
In accordance with this request special meeting OF the
COMMITTEES has been called for Tuesday, December D, al
b. IN. . =, . .,,. ,..t,,,, -oso,rtiops will he
denonncing the action OF these two Aldermen III
Violating the trusts rcposed in them by the
nnrtv and calling upon them to resign their posltlons
There ia not much probability OF elener oi ,nS ,a
Aldermen paying any attention 10 tne request lor
Jr rsienrtions In fact 1t Ia reported that they nave
already arranged to vote with the County Democracy IN
hc Tnarl of Aldermen 10 confirm other nominations on
the MAYOR at the next meeting OF the Board. Ihe
names now before ths Board, which nave Dee there TOT
,nntbs are III H. Porter Commissioner of Charities
and Correction in place OF Townsend Coxi DT WO0sey
Inhnson for Health Commissioner 20 succeed E G Jane,
vvav. ~ G. Donnely for Tax Commissioner TO succeed
i f. Hayward, and William Ollhe Tor PARK Commls,
Toner In succeed himself II said that Messrs Porter
ami OGe viii be confirmed but that the other names
will be withdrawn ana new ones sent l selccteu Dy inc
Iea,era of the County Democracy.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
TILE ANGLOLRISH CONFLICT.

DUBLIN Nov. 2G.-At the municipal election
the Mayor Of Drogheda who candidate for rcelec
tion was defeated by Mr.. Mangan suspect" confined
in Dundak Jan.
The Court OF Queens Bench has issued writ OF
certiorar removing into the Queens Bench Division all
dcpostons concerning the death OF Mansfield at Baly
ragget County Kilkenny last month"; regarding which
verdict OF wilful murder has been returned by the
Coroners jury against sub inspo ctors c'DrioH and
Boucher who commanded the pollcc on the occasion of
the not there.
Mr. Phillips heretofore described as an accountant of
the Land League and who arrested yesterday under
the Coercion Act recently had aintng lit m the street.
and while he unconscious papers in his pocket were
absracted 1t is believed that these papers were for
warded TO the Castle officials hence his arrest. Al
though lie is not member Of the League II Is stated that
Mr. Phillips has acted paymaster since Dr. Kennys
arrest. - -
OF the Land League, has issued circular TO al the
Partisan Journals stating that, the English pTcss
will forward 10 them from time 20 time faithful extracts
from Irish papers. Mr. ODOnOvan, recently editor OF
the United Ireland will take charge Of this Irish news
agency. o,- --,.-, -
ploys 600 persons. is ended.
At a meeting of the managers OF the Cork Savings
Bank held yesterday, 1t stated that the amount
lodged in the bank during the present year The largest
since the famine years.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27

torta. oueenland and Cape. good spirit was maa''
tested and full rates were obtained 49,,
Madrid journal states that the prelates VINO Do'.
to the Senate intend to submit protest hs"',9' -
civil marriage bil and win afterward quit 'uo
in body. "A
Berlin dispatch to The Morning Post saws 'ho nu
miralty are arranging plans by which German uau'
Atlantic steamers couo be transformed into cruisers
case OF necessity. -,.
Mr.. Willis to-day announced in the court VI a.,
Rencb that he vas instructed to move trial In
the scottsampson libel The Court agreed W h0"
the application on Monday or Tuesday next
In the Spanish Senate, to-day, senor Don jose uuon'
Rente Senator from the Island OF Cuba asked 'ie
ernment whether 1t was disposed to open Negotiations
with England for the restitution Of Gibraltar. ihe
MARQUIS Vega de Armo Minister Of Foreign Affairs re-
piled that the Government would act In accoru.tro
with the best interests OF the country ana tne 'i'
ance OF good relations with friendly Powers
HAVANA, Nov 2G.-Six deaths from yellow Ie'er W
CURED here during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
HARRINGTON on PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

LONDON Nov. 26.-Lord Harrington, Sccre-
tary Of State India addressing his constituents In the
Princess Theatre at Blackburn, tonight defended
the conduct OF the Liberal Government In securing
the fulhlnent OF the Berlin treaty. lie SAID that
Lord Dufern the British Ambassador at tConsanhnoplc
was now striving to obtain the fulhment OF tie
clauses OF the treaty relating to Armenia in order
TO prevent a renewed outbreak which would disturb
Europe Turkey he said must faithfully observe the
spulaons Of the Berlin treaty, which the condi-
tions of her continued existence The whole OF Europe
would see that these stipuati0ns were enforced.
Referring the irish question, Lord Harrington said
IL was one anxiety and calculated 10 iu-
spre the greatest disappointment and dissatisfaction
both regards the rights Of property and the preserva
ton OF order Despite the coercion measures out
RACES still rife and IL impossible 10 exercise theright
OF property except at great personal risk The cases
hitherto decided by the Land Commission precisely
those contemplated by the Land Act but the decisions
were subject 10 revision and when the ordinary Irish
estates before the courts the general reduc-
tion Of rents would probably not be continued;
Compensation landlords would have To nc considered
by Parliament In concluding Lord Harrington said the
Government would continue 10 act with answering
1rmne5s and incXhaustiDlc patience.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 26.-Prince Murat has been bad
" wounded in the armpit In duel with Baron Vaux,
whom challenged for article published In tue Tri
bOuLeL
NJ Tir1nan former Prefect has been appointed Civil
Governor OF Algeria.
treaty of commerce between France and the Meth
erlands has been signed.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-A dispatch from Paris " In
the Chamber Of Deputies to-day NJ Brsson read decree
Withdrawing the bill relative 10 the inspection OF I'M
ported salted meats.
A Marselcs dispatch to The Daily Eeros says; M
In order TO increase ns influence IN the South
of France VIII pubse here, through friends IN January
next an important evening paper entitled lie hirdbcdn"
IL is reported that General Chanzy Will remain as
French Ambassador at st. Petersburg.
IL IN stated In Paris that the Government has decided
10 withdraw the decree prohibiting the importation Of
American pOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
IN TIE UPPER AIR.
TIE VOYAGE or THE BALLOON, THE GREAT NORTH
wEsr-REroRr OF p. G. HAsnAGEN OF TIL
SIGNAL SERVICE.

THE VOYAGE or THE BALLOON, THE GREAT NORTH
wEsT-REPORr OF z. G. HASIIAGEN OF TIE
SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsuINGTON, Nov. 26.-J. G.. Hashagen, OF
the signal Service who accompanied Pfoes King on
n VOYAGE in the balloon "a. J. Nuttlng," otherwise
known as the Great Northwest has made
an official report to the Chief Signal
officer Mr.. Hashagen says the balloon "broke
from her fastening at $50 p. IN. Washington
tme) Thursday October 49, before preparations were
concluded. carrying with Il Professor y a. King ana
your observer This sudden aght was due to the high
winds then prevailing which made II exceedingly dan
gcrous 10 attempt the voyage On this account your
obseryer was unable TO arrange his instruments In
satisfactory manner, eud compelled 20 suspend ana
hold them IN position by Of cords attached 10 the
hoop OF the balloon.
AT $3.50 pm. with fearful the balloon cleared
the house tops and moved of RAPIDLY TO south south
west AT 535 p. m at elevation Of 1890 Feet tabove
sea evcD above the lower current and seemed
in contrast to be bccalmcd. but very slowly moving
westward This may have been not calm but dimi-
mutton OF buoyaucy occadoncd by entering stratum oil
Air I'm which the weight OF the balloon equaled the
weight OF the mir displaced land continuing to movo In
this stratum until carried out by decrease oi
density or force OF velocity. Darkness
coming on we could not tell what
course we were pursung, but about o o'clock, while
suspended over small city about thirty miles from
Chicago concluded nal changed our course to SOUTH
houre when the wind changed. carrying us northwest
Az Gl5 a. III. (Waehington tlmG FRIDAY
we passed over spring Valley, Wis,
startling the inhabitants by dragging our
drag ropc over their houses. At7l6 o. n we passed
over what concluded were tho Platte mounds These
mounds are 2sl above the sea level They are or
various coors and fantastic forms which, with the
yarcgntcd culurs Of the surrounding foliage, gave PIC
turesquencss unequacd by anything16ut most ylvld
Imagination. The balloon circulated among these i,es
mounds, as though drawn by forco OF tnspiration
and kept half hour dancing In circular atHnu
ancr, when we were compelled 10 use ballast
10 escape. This was probably due 70 the
currents cold circulating in the valley, ana pei
hnps in greater measure tho additional force OF
gravity exercised by the mounds
then the taken by the baioon the
rapid descent l2:J5 M, Friday, OctOer Ia now
the occupants were dumped INTO cranberry Dog ther
adventures with wolves and their tramp through an
overilowed swamp all OF which was covered In ms let
ters the press published shortly after the events
happened.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
PREPARING FOR THROUGH TRAINS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 26.-H. M. Hoxle,
general manager Of the Iron Mountain lnternatioha
and Great Northern, and Texas and Pacific
Railroads, accompanied by Seth Fink, general
freight agent, France Chandler, general pas
sengcr agent and several other officials left here yester
day for FL Paso and Laredo, Texas where they Will
make preliminary arrangements for, in the
one case running trains from ST. LOus to San Francisco
via the Southern Pacific from Ell Paso, ana IN
the other case running trains to the Mexican border
at Laredo II s expected that through ears VIII
he run from St. Louis 20 San Francisco, ana
tina. the exas and Pacific win be completed and In op-
Grafton January also, that the International and
Great Northern will reach Laredo by the middle OF De
c"wher The san Franciaco route will be called the
Trine Line and will he formed OF the Iron Mountain
Texns and Pnciac and Southern Pacific Roads.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
TIE SPRAGUE PROPERTY LITIGATION

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 26.-In the supreme
Court to-day. in the OF Chafree against the Q
nick Company the bond OF c. b. Farnsworth, receiver
and CUSTODIAN was filed and approved. The complain
nnts motion for an declaring that the respondehs
have elected TO pursue their remedy in equity rato
than law and cnjonng the law cases. was argued anu
held for advisement. The complanants motion Tor to
appointment of general receiver of the property OF INC
Qnidnick Company then called up me responnu- n
enfs ohected that the administrator OF the Hoyt estal
had taken letters OF admins in TINS sta,
consequently had standing here and the maer Th
postconed until this objection shOuld be removed
appcaion of Mr. Chafee leave to lease the Baltic
Mills estate was argued and held for advisemcnt
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
FRENCH VLSIIORS IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 26-The French
visitors spent two days here. On Wednesday they were
shown about the city by Governor Murray and through
the Horn silver Smelling Works at Franckyn by Mayor
Hill On Friday they visited Fort Douglas ana inc
young French officers took part in turkey shoohs
match, but the Americans won the turkeys Oeherai
Boulangcr responding to toast, praised the appolhV
ments of the post, which are in every respect no
and asked that the guard house inmates In consideration
OF the dav and the OCCASION pardoned their offences
Commanding officer Penny General mcCOOk Delng ~
sent craciousy consented Governor Murphy rendered
them regular Thanksgiving dinner. but their arrange
ments ahead compelled them TO decline lucy e.t @ io
the time and viii return east Via the Souhefh
rpaH
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
CHANGES IN THE PATENT OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-C0mmissioner Mar
Bile of the Patent Bureau will retire next Wednesday
and leave here that night for NewYork The President
will not appoint Commissioner of Patents until Con
gress The Assistant Commissioner VIII conduct
the Office until it IL filed.
The following promotions were made TINS AFTERNOON III
the Patent Office In pursuance Of competitive examihH
tons held last October; Jcsse H. Whitaker, OF New
York. from rst assist o examiner at salary OF S Soo
per year to be principal examiner at S2,iOo FRANK
Brown Of Kentucky from second assistant examiner az
81 600 first assstant at 81 800; Fred NJ ITyon oi
Wisconsin, from second assistant examiner ~ SipoO U
rst assistant at 81 800; W. W. Townsend OF the Dlsrlct
OF Columbia from third assistant at q 400 TO seconH us
sistant examiner ut 81 600; Walter IL knlSnt, O hel
tucky from third assistant at 81 100 to second Resistant
aL -
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ARRESTED FOR SELLING LIQUOR.

ARRESTED FOR SELLING LIQUOR
oisf was arrested last evening upon charge OF selling liquor
contrary TO law. lie released on bail
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26,-Ihomas &. Hall, tired
with a cane ON July 3, VIA acquitted this morning
SUSPICION OF PoisoNING.
WATERBURY,, VI, Nov. 2d;-Ezckicl Smith and and
nGon 70 day Il Is saspcccd that they wsrs poisoned
A CAPTAIN LOST OVERHEARD:
Eahrr OF the fishing schooner Carthage Of louceter fell
overheard and lost. Monhcnn. Me- this morning
Lx.LIEUTENANTdovEEEkk22H dAhDNEF7 FuNL
BEvsNGroN VT, Nov. 2J.--The funeral of OK
Gardner took place TO-DAY, ana was
largely attended especially by Members OF the bar.
DEADLY AFFRAY.
ra S ecn R INV wtoT E and Frank Fields both coocd
the former was shOt dead. Walker snot at Fields twice
cLEMENcY TO A MURDERER.
ST LOUIS Roy @dn0r 2dS5 mas as
eneaG JHHG nj s5S SSee the Pcn'nAy for twenty ''"r'
A CONTRACT CoNPIRMED.
ALBANY, Nov. 26-At . meeting here of tho Cpin-
% to aSe 91Ts % @ me % a Sf S9S
MAJOR WENrwORTIr5 CONDITION.
went~oTh, who was shot by f. s. NOVEL; Thank diving
Il L not belle, ed That mis- wounds win prove fatal.
A DRUNKEN WOMAN FOUND DEAD
BALTIMORE Nov. 26.-rhc body of Mrs. Campbell
was found the floor Of her home on Hammond 9g & near
President street Depot today hof rPly mangad 5ho was
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT.
RALEIGH, n. g., Nov 2U.-A special dispatch from
says that there II strong talk Of nchng the two
men who murdered the jewoler Lynch at that place but
guard has beon placed around the jail t0 protect uom
ALLEGED ISPRINOEMENT OF a PATENT.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 26.-tight suits have been en-
tered United Sates Circuit Court against many
Milling of this city, by Lemuol W. BgnAl of SYRACUSE
n. - for alleged nff cement OF the Deuceld patent Tor
cooking and drying meal.
A MURDER IN MISSOURI
st. LOUIS, Nov. Z0-At Holden, near Warrens-
burg, Mo- yesterday David McConnngioy stabbed aud
kcd by man namei Seattle white who has escaped. Nc
ghey bad character having served term In the
pententary for hOrse~stcaing.
SALE OF a VESSELS HULL.
PoIST pleasant Nj, Nov. 26.-The flames on
the brgantine Arctic bound from Fresto 90 HewYork,
OF this place three days ago died last night The hull
s0d yesterday by the captain for 500.
MURDERER CAPTURED.
CHICAGO Nov. 26.-JOhn Gulus of Lctzcnberg,
Germany eighteen months In this country and tgentytwo
years OF age arrested to-day for the murder OF oe
The bachelor farmer at North yanaton Money eceps hu
clothing OF che dead we're found on him 10 al tue
killing and has been taken ~ yansnn 10 await eAanlnatn
FATAL BIBLICAL DfsPt TE. $500
NEw-ORIIAss, Nov. 20 The D,mOvdfs Little
Rock special "At on Trough Independence county
Henry Ladd lesiing Ctksn hn ne trvahlo win ms
wife, originating In Disagreement tt paatlFe ia INC
| Bible LAdd drew psiol aud shu' ufuugA ti' body
He then ted to XII himself bat oatc4 ~ acgh bofa
| and sent " hall Mrs Ladd Wal aie'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
THE NEWS IN LONDON
soc,,, AMI POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

SOCIAL AND POLITICAL Affairs
PRINCE LEopoLD's ENGAGEMENT fhhNol. .,n ~
nRrnsH puBuc-THE DUKE OF cANbR'p'h ~
,y,ycRy Moop-rHE IRISH AND coSsER'Ari'h
MEMBERS COMBINING.
rho London cable dispatch to THE TRIBUNE
SAYS that the contemplated marriage Oh rr,noe
Leopold and the Princess Helena OF "aiue0A
meets with popular approval. The bri'isn
Government is disinclined to propose more re-
pressive measures for Ireland. There Is s'in0
talk of an alliance between the lriSh
ond Tory members of Parliament, Win
the view of opposing Mr.. GiadS'oh0 pi0
posed reforms in parliamentary pro'euui',
The Duke of Cambridge is still diSSa'iSn0u
with the appointment of General "olSeiey Us
Adiutant- General of the Army.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
will be submitted to Sir Stafford Northcote after
Christmas
Mr. Trevelyan. NJ p is so much better that ne
expects to resume business on Monday. g. .w.s'
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE.

THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE.
AN ATTEMPT AT MURDER-AN INTRIGUE WITH
TURKEY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. GA youth, under ue
pretence of urgent State business, obtained All au'
ence to-day at the Ministry OF the Interior WIN
General Tcherevine, who was presiding over u oo'i
mission for mItipating sentences of exiles AS soon
as he was admitted he fired revolver AT lne "'h-
eral but the ball passed harmlessly between his arm
and side The General secured and disarmed the
vouth who said he was merely the instrument OF
another person.
The young man is Pole. He is apparently n Jew,
and was formerly waiter. man who was wait
ing for the youth outside of the Ministry was also
arrested He is known to be thief. but denies any
knowledge as to his companions intentions i,o &c
decree has been issued authorizing INC lssuo Va
6,00C,000 roubles OF silver money
LONDON Nov 26.-The Vienna correspondent OF
The STANDARD says: The recent negotiations o1 the
Russian Ambassador, NJ. Novikof. with the fofIe
respecting the Russian war indemnity, nave reai'y
only been a cloak serving to cover more serious me-
eotiatons which have been going on secretly anu
the object of which is to realize Russian designs
upon Turkish Armenia. During the past fortnight
there have been almost nightly conferences between
Nedim Pacha and the Sultan in the Yildiz Kiosk,
and the results of each nights deliberations are reg
uarly reported to the Russian Ambassador the OBJ
regarding the Russian proposal for the cesSion of
parts of the territory of Armenia to round OIL her
frontier in Asia Russia, in return, would renounce
the indemnity due on account of the late war, ana
guarantee the Suit remaining provinces against
the Great Powers" =,
At Vienna it is expected in political circles that
Count Kalnoky the newly appointed Austrian
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Will before
his departure from st. Petersburg, arrange meet
ing between the Emperor Francis Joseph and the
Car.
A RUSSIAN DETAINED AT MERV
dispatch from Constantinople to The Daily Ne'cs
says: "Dr. OShaughnessy has been appointed by
the Merv chiefs as their envoy to all the Eur pean
Princes On his departure from Merv he endrav-
ored TO obtain the release of NJ. Gidieif, Russian
prisoner captured in khiva seven years ago. Dut 'he
chiefs refused to grant his request"
The Russian Commissioners at Constantinople
have withdrawn their demand for the revenue OF
the vilayet of ErzerOum being satisfied with tho
Turkish promise to devote other receipts to the pay
ment of the war indemnity
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
THE REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Secretary Folger
has not yet decided what action he Will take relative u
the outstanding bonds. The computation recently or-
dered by him with view of ascertaning the premium
which might be paid by Government for four ana
half and four per cent bonds and still protect the Gov
ornmont from loss has completed ana SHOWS 'h"'
the Government cannot buy fours and bar ana lous
at the present market rate without loss as compHou
with call OF 3l9 per cent bonds. Iho secretary -
still engaged In considering the bond question: ana CON-
eonently cannot indicate when he will issue circular
bearing on the subject At all events he VIII not 10 %
to-day 49,. h,, haon
SlO3lO45O In United States bonds rcceVeu ~ lne l
Treasury Department for redemption under the lOo'
cal.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE!


MENT AND LOOKING TO THE PRESIDENT FOE
SUPPORT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Nov. 26-There is q promise OF
lively times in Mississippi. The Fusion Committees
are to hold meeting at Jackson in few days to
take measures to secure and protect their rights.
One OF the propositions which is being discussed In
advance is to have the Fusion State officials who
were unquestionably elected. but were boldly
counted out by the Bourbons take the oath of office
and set up rival state Government trusting to
President Arthur to recognize them and furnish the
force necessary to maintain them in power. People
in Washington to whom this project has been sub
mitted do not encourage it, as they say that the
President would probably not feel authorized to
recognize them since their opponents have both the
power and the certificates.
Whatever comes of the project, it is probable that
decisive measures will be taken to secure the fruits
of any future victories which the opposition may
win and as they number good many men who
are experienced in the peculiar political methods
which nave made Mississippi famous the outlook ls
favorable for n collision or o recognition OF the
rights of the majority of voters. Some of the Mis-
slsSppians profess TO have information that PreS-
denf Arthur will recognize their Government II they
conclude to adopt the policy of swearing III the
cOunted-Out officials