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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
GENERAL GRANT

hbNbhhl hhANA
Ia expected on Tuesday or Wednesday
to cast his influence ior Conkling. The
Tribune will say 10 morrowl Gonkling at
one time intended going. TO Albany on the
boat last evening, but he found
that private business would prevent.
lie may not 20 up till this afternoon.
Plat is detained In the city on business
connected With hiS company and will not
leave till this evening General Arthur
will wait to accompany Conkilng. Some
Of Conkling's friends left New York for
Albany On the boat last night.
THE MAJORITY oB ADMINISTRATION
and stalwart adhsrents started back some
time to-day. lis believed by many poll.
ticians that Senators Conkling aud Plat
vii, andeavot, during the present week,
bv aid OF the DemociIss..s., N secure an ad.
journnent Of the Legislature. Gtis evlGeiss
10 the stalvatts that they cannot secure
the election Of ConkliAg and Plat Ii the
present temper OF the LegiSlature. II the
Legislature adjourn without successor
being chosen, Judge Robertson will then
accept the position Of Collector, and by
go doing will vAcate hls Office as Senator.
This 10 s..
ONE yorR Lost
10 the Administration men In case the leg.
islature is agAin called together and the
duties Of Collector will prevent him from
taking 90 active a part In the contest. II
is also hoped by The Btalwafts that the
feeling against Conkllng and Plat on th Q
part ol the Republican voters throughout
The State win gradually abate, and II al
extra session iS called some Of those sena.
tors and Assemblymen, who are afraid
10 face the Indignation Of theft
constituents should they vote for the ek.
Senator, will then be more plant. all the
energies Of the stalyatt leaders ioI the
balance oithis week, II ia said laet evan,
Ing, will be directed toward SECURING On
adjournment.
HtvIcE PBEsIpRNT CoLTA1
saysi 1.-THE exItaordinaty feyultion o.
opinion toward Conkling 10 undoubtedly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

NoYemeptS oftho Two PnTtieS-Some El
pFegSionu Of opinion.

presSionS Of OpinlOp.
New YoRB, June 5.-senStors Conkling
and Plat remained at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel all day. They received but few
visitors. General Arthur dined Of the St.
James Hotel with Senator Jones, Of Ne.
7ada. In tho evening Conkling, Plat
and Arthur met at the Fifth Avenue Ho.
tel, and 1t was stated that their discussion
related to one Of the Senators, probably
Flat, going tq Albany tomorrow morn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

The following Senators were paired :
Astor with Fowler, Williams with Murtha,
Pitts with seebRCher, sChraeder with
Stevens,
The following Assemblymen were pair.
ed: Andrews with Cowles, Brehmer with
Brooks, s, R. Wells with BoArdmsn.
The following were changes; MRddin,
from Woodin 70 Cornell; Fenner, from
Fenton to Cornell; Holt, from LsphRm to
Rogersi Palmer, from Cornell to Crowley !
Scott, from Cornell to Lapham. No choice.
The following Is the result Of the first
YnfA for the Annnaaanr Of Thnmaa O. Plat I:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

i, IL. ,, .na a .EoarlssnLn slFsel.

n, 5plls let go their hold on the
4, Ina ,...o wheat marks, on Saturday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
pERsoNAL MOTIFS.

Work is about 10 be begun on DWELL
ing house for Secretary Blaine. Ground
was broken q day or two ago on MasSs'
chusstts avenue and + street, and from
the plaus drawn by the architect It ap.
pears that the house is 10 be ~ large and
handsome az that Of Ssnstot Don Gamer.
on at Scott Circle. II will probably be
completed In time 10 be occupied next
winter.
Mrs. Sheldon, Of Ohio, is now on the
way to Join Governor Sheldon Ia New
Mexico. She remained In Washington
some time, q constant visitor 10 her friend
Mira. Garfield, while the latter was III.
General Sherman's vile has returned
from g. Louis. She and her youngest
son and Miss Lizzie Sherman will spend
the summer in Boston with Mrs.
General Sherman will rem ain here most
OF the time.
Mn. Senator Sherman has gone To
Mansheld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
NEWS AND GOSSIP
FROM TME SAlIoNAL CAPITAL CITY
Some Interesting Personal GOSsiP-ThS
star ROnIe and Treasury Custodian
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prospective
OmeIaI CbAnEes-OIheF news.
AN ADMINISTRATION ORGAN.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Daily Critic
an evening paper in this city, was pur
chased by number OF gentlemen herr
who, 1t Is said, intend to publish 1t as al
administration organ.
SEARCHING FOR swINDLERs.
The astuteness shown by the Govern
ment, and especially the Department o.
Justice, in managing the investigation o.
the Star route cases, is just now the sub
isCt Of much comment among professional
men here The appointment OF Gibson
Rs Special Agent OF the Department oil
Justice was commented on with much
warmth by friends OF the President and
1t hardly seems consistent with justice To-
ward General Garfield, when one remem
bera Mr.. Gibson's attitude toward the lat.
ter Tor several years past, But 1t Ia now
shown that Gibson had been dealing with
these matters before the Government took
cognizAnce OF the fact, and was already
well posted In the evidence before he en-.
tered the, Department. Mr., MsCVasgh
saw the value OF his services TO the Gov
ernment and he was retained, Heis now
said to be one Of the most, II Aot the
most valuable man connected with the
investigation, Ast to his appointment he.
ing an atfront TO General Garfield,
1t has been learned to-day that the Prcsi.
dent was consulted before II was made,
and his broad nature at once sunk any
sentiment he may have entertained In the
business Of the affair, and he cordially
endorsed the appointment. Another
shrewd stroke Of policy on the part Of the
Department OF Justice wss the retention
OF Colonel W. A. Cook. Colonel Oorkill,
the Prosecuting Attorney Of the District,
begged TO be relieved OF the responsibility
~
, 1881-01-12
Ollcis for i3trklnr4x,

:!
4 gentleman pf high e'eIal a1ld bnsinoss stand
ing il, tho city WINS lll4kIEE trip Of, unu Ut tho
SuIll,d Ste,tmlnrs last full. WhBh he wlls ap.
prouuhud hy quietly -dreasoI n,tll Butl-hfokGll
young l,lt,, whD mndo u few general ranlarks
and thGn nskctf:
"Arr yo,, urc,l for business to-nfEhty"
"fcs; FH always ready fur business" was
"Thoil9ht 50. Your onti.os aro all right, and
you tatk pnttfrni ecOtutny like nn orutOr. but
y'n,r faco aiyGs yo4 de!l Gyny. l spottcd yon
Tho KGnilgnan was luMbfnlnded, and whll0
III this GhntttlOn the nti'cr }ucritH!s
"sh4ll # DO ati etotl whnok.upT'
anvil, 3h!nk We arc certa'n to s'riko supurin this
"My frlunt., fcar asn Ignorant of what you
arS driving Ut, Whit buaI'oss is 1t you wIsh I"
"Comu,. don't try any Of that Oil mo. I'm will.
Ing u, nuke IL fn!r tllytlr,"
,,,n ~ = whats There's my car, s'r and should
Tue stralsRer tuok the carl, looked 1t ovos,
Rnvu tho tncrclaut u elose !nApcv4'on, and 1hon
Nl,swcnl; -.
"We, i',n beaten for tho tlrst tln,u Id tell
yenrsl ;Aro San going back OIL lhls linuT'
"tThUu yau alit,uld hayo rome QUO uIong who
can awear tO your Identity md yDu'l bottuv
baud yntss tNrl to oyry tnnI ,shu ct,ulcs Within
s!x feGt of your noao! Good evchtug-rm
Ii Was two or thrso days boforu tho gentleman,
could ninltu out " but 1t lll meaut,and 1t ID said
tl,ur to IL nov trying 10 change bis faulal c1-
pttbNiuu,
, 1881-01-12

United StntcH Dtsfrict-Attornry bliss,
or NJ. Louis, Itcnppointod by prc*t-
don't Fkayca-1'fId Orp8sftioH to 11lnt.
SpteLtt Dtspaseh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Sr. l.ou1s, No., JAN. t1.-There Is II Roott
deal nj gossip hero over tho rcappo1ntnlcMt
of William II. bliss as United t5tntes DIs-
trict-AttornCy. Tho gentleman Inns iMatte
many encu1cs by his vigorous wny of con-
tuctlng nil prosecutions. Secretary Shcr-
lnnll was set n9nlnst him nn nccu,tlt of Hiss
exposure of Contrnlier Knox's curious uct'on
III reference tu lfto Snt0nnt 1]a,lk Of tho Stale
Of Missouri. Tho little ring nf lncil IN the
United Statcs A[nrsl1al's o,lcc were ulso ol,-
posed to Biss' renppolntlnc,,t, a,ill wcrr ablo
10 bring Secretary Sci,nrx Dver ~ their way
Of thinking. it Is sntd lint when Mr. l,liss
WGnt 70 Washington shortly before tho hell
iress,lre Wls 50 Nreat TINT !'e c"alsl ,ns r.
npBniMt. l!Hk, Bt!ss' course, However, lhs
lNg.! tOuketl ipnn With commentator
" the Department nf Justice. md Attorney
!ictlGrAi ljoveIls 1T once tut'k Errat Interest
ll'tlle matter. lle. nrEul tint thu renppoiMt-
i!lel,ens ,sero hes,lg used 4o fluffy told Tho
president That unless Mr. bliss, against
wI,unl nothing detrimental uUlIttl bt. said,
WIS rutAing! III Oilh:e he tthe AttOfllcy.(ieM-
eral) would immediately lcnve Tho Clbl,ipt.
This threat .alnrslcd tl!g President, WHO dI,l
Hs,t caf' 10 Anva 4 row ~ the Cabinet at TIT!
late 'i',y, nl!tl i'e pfler"l to compromise nti
EIse Mr.. Hiss temporary appointment md
lut t'le vaeamey ho Ifl!ed hy The next Atln,li-
1strnti0,l. This woltl,l nut s,,ttsty tic Ator-
iMJ-tsnncrat, aiHl AHaffy tho President went
en,iter 10 tllU wishes Of Sherman A Sc|lltrz,
wllo he tliew would never r!sigll+ Iiu matter
1,;. !,Dw angry they got. at'd rcappointcd Mr..
, 1881-01-12

whnt Rh1 lsnngnrs tp 10 n nnhl', discomfort,
ard 1l,1rtcA It ter,tIcrly md necessarily. won-
af' Of very strung. tntGfEe passionate chnrNGtnr
She hHNuesttnnahiy II, md her mind Ia Of nO
c!'1nrhh nrier.' She hus nut much culture, hut
She hAa my humber ut tdeus, md they uro torn
tk', 0s IA shown by her Influence over tho t'eo-
Fle. H"r sentences spoken to tho ptlblln nrc
:l''.rt. vriNns. tlrry. an tiny Hash tliHttly tn
TIC thIrk. I'm At1sricntl wQ hnnrt 1cr nut lung
ss!nc1 ,Icrnrc1 her To 10 snet u tncarHntra
Mnrfr1llasn. Although very egtttstlc, t1lE1o-
4fi.h'ate. and setlstfufsn2, like MI tier tattfE.
pntrihts, ahn has uh'icnfai'lS Hrcat t1'tral nnl
iAlnttcisH,. Whlle very tender Ut times slir IA
caltltn nf dlre cruelty. Ht1e Is srpnrtts 10 have
said that sltu would tn delighted 10 SEQ tAtt Of
lrhti' wonil i!rny estalilrh l,cr ,l.arly beSvcsl
COMMUNE. Stu !snf tho aaitlt stun ls tho saf,
culinary whllpt, hr tho Rr1.Nt ltcvulutfOn nt 11e2
nrl ~ i,s f,lt nf contradictions *nc .rhersl,cs
sxc!ttfncnt st,c wous.l iylru, Sub. lolsnn, md
yet She Il port rIlytl IN uftoi fcry lIccttnnnto,
especially 70 children. ami tn ts, very kj,nl to nh
dumb mnItna1s. Her faith In tho ultimate
triumph NJ her e4,*t It sslprttnG md ali WIN Ito
INT lclfesr ~ Ahc lueh ,lrG her worst ntlrtlcs.
sht h* r. very clear k!ea Wtsat she would s,sa
nr do II lilo t:urnulIu wrrn Instituted. Ut what
cns, ls the obstruction Of nfE tllstNcIt.s III tho
WHY n GnInplcte frG,1ll. Hltc Is II KutAi sica, ut
Sthtllst. tpr shR KymWtthbxrs Intensely with
the tttH rtIis md tiEH1s III the SIhiIstA through
t'nt lsussft. Thu conservative Ur radical Ro-
puhlieRs. like 0srnr.lIt, t.tn,ls 1tlnne, t,r unt-
t,etti. sln nbhnra. sayInr tl'tt iloy nro ,wnrso
than iliu sIst CMrI!cst 1Wlttsts ur I1nperinlI4ts.
SUNG tursNns hnlil thai .le IN ,,prt, dangerous
th,til my nInn tf hcr ctrctl III tlrlA; but such
GxfrGMIstB urD never very dangerous,
, 1881-01-12
THE HOSTILES,

NAL. IlEcs Cartur CIV More OF Them.
A telegram WIS received at military lead
quarters yesterday from Maj. llRes. under
date Of Inn. 0, stating that he had captured
twenty more Indians. y number Of tho
purity had bccm batlfy frozen, among them
being -four warriors, Ilo believes that MI bnt
about twenty warriors Of thu CAMP he nj.
tackled Ja,,. = arc now 1T. liz succeeded
also IN capturing II number Of pontcs. Capt.
Devcr's co,ipnny, of tho Second Cavalry,
viii, 10000 rntions and 7:5,00o pounds ut grain
fr0ln Fort Kensll, reached rnplur itiycr o.,
tie:'tl incxce!Ient condition: Nothing Inns yet
hecli heard from Scout Allison since tho
7th. when he, left to continue tho
nlegotiatlG1ns WITH Sttt!ng-D9ll, wlapso camp
hunting. Ntaj.. Brtitllertn1i rct,urts TINT hu
hts sttcccctlcd tn giving nil tho 1sstlics shell
ter . " o usT n! Sixy si1sy Y, tGs ,m The lsss 1Ss
pnrtatlon l,as been secured for Il. supply Of
dfattkuts alnl itatthrtnd, which viii be
pushed through 10 Fort l}urur1 and Poplnr
crcck ut once by Gen. Terry.
, 1881-01-12
MACON COUNTY VETERANS.

6ptefal Corrspondenes Of 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,. Jun. 1t.-Ger. jesse II.
n p0ro presided Mt tho annual meeting Of thu
Macon County Vctcrnn Association, held ut
tho Collrt-1iouse OH thu afternoon Ut tho ssll
inst; a,ld this following ,,anIeu officers wcro
Gaut. Geprga s. Durfcu; Secretary, Cnpt.
john A. DIrAes; Treasurer, Cyrus n. lnl-
Indcn; nl,d QUO Fiee-rresi.!ent for euch Ut
tho aoseIltea,i townships IN thu county. rllH
Irens,lrcr's report shows II bulnnce Ut nearly
,yas orlefotl tllRt tic remains Ut MI old sol
dlvrs HOW restln9 III tlle l'Utter'a Field be
Dxl,l,ln!I Mt tilD expense Of up Association
~ spectlt!y Us possible ind rclntUrre1 in u
section Of Greenwood Cc,lletery provided foF
tue burlul of leceusctl c0Illrltles.
, 1881-01-12
sNYDER's SIN.

spsela, Dl.pa.ch TO-. The caiedco tribune.
DAvrhE CnEEK, Mich, Jun. n.-Somo
tiino agt''therc lived III Ccreseo Village, II,
this county rIan named Snytur. 1Io
worked at different tilngs fof ,lunbcr Of
people In the vicinity OF tliut yillnge, alnons
thc'n Fmnklyn Beiltter. Awhile arlerwartl
l'n left tho place, .u1d nothing wns lcdrtl Of
HIN until IL few days ngo, wl,eu word WAS
received that l.e was tho same john Ilentlcr
WHO was recently hung tD II trce by MI llIf.l-
rated 'igl, fay the Gotl-b'qMssl murder OF
Mr.. md Mrs. Juc0b Gnglp, III 1nllsyIvnnn.
Tic. fauls regarding tic murder arv ulrehtiy
familiar to the, THE TEiruSE .reatltrs.
Snyder was bpar'ltng It Oasle'ss, anl DESIRED
tertio'ls ,weru d1sconntunnncctl, bott, by tin
g!rl nn!l ller parents, a,lu III revenge LII u,ia
hight, bntcflered tho parents Wllilu IslceI,,
nlsd then l!asle nj, UNSUCCESSFUL nttuupt 10
rapc tho girl. Tic 1oxt slny tle was tnkell BY
II mob iron, tho otiicers an.i hung. So fnr ,ls
can BE- lg;arned, l,o wis y,let ind pcaccai,lu
cnoItEtl wlflo living ut Cercscn, alMl no ono
suspected Ills capa6llity for erl.i,o OF 50 dl1k
IL NNtt1Fn.
, 1881-01-12
DR0ilEHT.

Special Ds9path to 7Ae Chitaoa Trthune. T"
GENEVA, ILL.,, Jan. ll.-N0t In years has
tic Fux River been 80 low th!s tlnlo ut ycNr
~ 1t Ii now, THIS result is occ,,s!o1,au by
tho unusual thickness Of tho tco and tin long
wantof rn!ii. 'rlla mills aud foun.lriea ar0
run by turns, thcro not being sufficient
water-l.owur Il, Hupply nlure than Gne ut Il
t!nlo. AT GcnepA tho FHx, 4lyer nifur.ls mn
ttvu power. to tWd ttsst-lIDHilVtt'a and
llowell's ell's,-tlnWoll'a foundry a,ld the Elu-
clse fAct0ry. Tho latter now derives hiOst
OF It's power. frUn, ytean,, while tin otiier
mills aru kept running but two ~ threu
hours ut q ttliu. TIlv ice Is twenty inchps
Thick. ,a1I4 at tho dam thu water Is fully lei,
feet IuloW tho teYpl,
, 1881-01-12
BANK ELECTION,

Spftld& DisPotsh to 1At Ghtsago Ittbunt.
Et.dlS, ILL.,, Jan. ll.-'rle stockholders Of
1le 1ion,e National Dank to-iuy elected H.
Leo Borden, A. u. Church, Pctor IMrsttt,
Theron DarFows, u. +. Iarelay, Il. u. Gif-
fet GsoEEs Ss, llfpEsr g lsGYefkpz S,at
wns elected President, 7. Harrnws Yicv.
President, and +. ID. tYu!dron aiil ". K.
ll0agianl CushlerB. A dividend Ut / per
cpl.t for the last six months Of 1850 WIS de-
eluruI ~"
, 1881-01-12
ORGANIZATION,

Special pspaseA 10 ~ cAleaaa Tribune.
SPnlSapiKI1,, ILL.,, Jan. l.-rho Secretary
OF State has Issued license to organ!zu 10 tie
punyslIe Electric Light Company, Of Dun
Xtila; capital. SD, ,09; corYosatQrs, y. II.
wood.
, 1881-01-12

From As Rsv H.nrs !Pusl Ns.eAtrs Hpt<eh atths Nsu
lG5k 5sFtss Cub Htan1f.
A. Think that 1t tho City Qf New York wnto
built OF Ylass. ~ that evoFybtsjy could 500 what
cyerYbk!y elsu Wa8 dolug, tho morality OF tho
CITY would sta0 W per cont III oue yoar.
, 1881-01-12
YOUNG Jimmy F.
The RcloM ofn 1ltIiinC 1fnxnntc'a 1touao
Lenvpn Tor rnrfA with n Young 7vuni.
Att httd ~ ,1UU,OUU.


Leaves for l'nrt. with n Young 1yon,.
M, f>su.,ru rArnn.e't. 1on.a
Not enouelt young ,uc,, nre III The i,abit Of
million doifars IT. United stAtcs i ler cent
lD,..ts tn establish !, rule Of precedent III to
circumstances. Whit % Young Jimmy F~w
.'ll. having thu aforesaid sui" Of inn'icy Iii
hollls IL Ills poekct, t'a.! better he known as
tha,, rs nj, actual cxmrprcc 10 l,,t,st yo,t,,r
,'e''' Ing ta!s'.HS's ~ 1lot a.! CURRENT for III
!I !ts eonlp,e,c''ess , " eo"'al''s some
yet YETI Of the tic past, % rue ' history s'a com. 10
,,,rncc4 wifi, Inn tIr,,ar,,,r.. nj vnung .,;,u,v
= M th,." @ NV nv ',. .vn,,,r =. ;'';"e y, "'t.a "'"s
!m',,..,,'a,, tit an,o"', ~ o'1hxn III coe'ra'
Sal, Fral,ctsco oil II ,rIp urnllNt the wt,rI,, n
few yenrs ngo. viii. .jtnl,ny travelled Il
lenrl,ed dlsrIpEu Of .l:sc,laplus, whose mis-
mora! aini physical wulf,rv. Fearing tilt:
sulilnry cusnimI,tonsl}p nE 10 grave n,Ml
| learned II pnrty might prove tedious during
ti,e l9IlE p's;sape oyer te l'as!llc. .lilMy fai-
company u II yunng lmIy k,iuvn to Some
Whether tirnete was e,muI,ye,l IN tho "a
paetty 0f l,lrsu or snyrr1,pss, tic ships lug
! sait!l mt. Sle certainly ubtaftt,l Il great
moral cailtrul over Jimmy, fur 1t IL tcrittrI
| how sile lessrnpa Its bin llloncy l11Mn their
nrrirnl III China lU the extent D{ about X1,UuU.
ffavIng setule tiifs s,li,t, (iruce {et gtI her
l!uttl over .Ia,nes' lunr;l1 welfare Il, tie f,i.
g,sagu OF her class He gave lin the dead
shake. OF Oracle 1t IL ntily further said Tint
she established aiDulG III sG1uc Chinese sea-
| wrt, where slipWreciiGl females might liiitl
tlavct1 Ut rest The history Is again resumed
wiiell sl,ct, rnpitt lral,sit NJ Jimmy md Ills
Rrlyr Mentor could AisOttl hunted then, III
| thtA city. Affnirs III the etrrip fiji w1,fc!,
Jimmy fund himself placed l,grc on his ~
turn began t0 nssutr Il particularly lively
uslect. In f,lct, together will Il n,lIs,l,er If
clerks. who .wl'ile'l nwa,. their time IN his
criver. an tilieo,tsinnsfly pWl|te yniing man
Arlznna jimmy ,Starte. ~ to turn things
PRESSED II, mud frunl all ACCOUNTS various
lH.xne nIunng ut!,erA. Wine, ws,ue1,, md
sog cal,.r lii for 4 generous sl,urc 1t Tic
young Eeutlrmai,'s ntleNtiul,. Ono result
was thu utllct nrrest nrU morning Ut Il bAnk
clerk, Win was kent. frUu, becoming slllt-
burnt IN o,e Df tlip city prison "tnuks,"
whIIu nil ntcDnntnnt figured np how mitch
short the clerks books were. Report lutl II
nbout $1,000. .Tl,ure wNs nc prosecution nr
trial: II would lNvlyc loo many tueS of mid.
nivl,t furcirs III the t{st nf wine wlli,u served
Ly '.lntly friui" and uf ul,Ii,y other things
1t was not desirable to publish.
, 1881-01-12

line Of possible legislation, merely transacted
n lot Of routine business, such NJ hear,ig
repOrt on the subject Of organization through.
out tt,e State, trfn1s uf test cases. etc. The
next meeting will l,o held III ChIcago.
, 1881-01-12
THE IRISH QUESTION.
8S1nEinT Arrcnl-of Arrthlsi1nn Lync
Of Toronto, for Eftr1faft .Ynsffro

Most lIey. JuI,i,J. Lynch, asking Tor a pabld
sentiment fayDrnv tlio nro,nnf rn,,reox a.
Irc,nnds aricyn,,rcx r. pt "a a.'t,.soaa., .a .T
tic editors Of nil independent a,rt eenerous,
| press II Ii acknowledged OIL NIL hnnut
that 0i,e OF tie grclt tcrrors 10 cyil-,ocrs I,
cxposuro In the tul,I,c ,,r,.ss thonts IN ~ +,
,lepc,,Iencu ami n IT, insf nmnroa,ss,a u"S ~ s =.
,;at,t n"a .,... a."l ~ It's JUST "ppreclatlon
liSiit h!la WRONG.
"lll Frai'cc, Russia, Germany, and otfa
countrips, eXlmrt OF grain IL forhtt1,icu vile,
~, y. s.us t' "1s ,os o. te aaaal y'eld bus nc
ho ~ a!e Government nt England, wl,fcl
., rla''.'s 70 @ pc ny highly civilized us my q
th,,,suuta NJ ,,,.1,,a' Nv. "o'nnun .'1,...
ti',' ,,I,."'' ~ H. ln"''lcs WHO receives
tne pN'sue-slf'ckch people III America
leaving tlle trick Of tho emtRrant silly
black with tossing corpses, md tIlo story oi
E,glan,t's cruelty written on lin orcn,,'a hei
n, ti," ,v,,,, 1.,,,o ~ ... W t,o wv
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-03-04
NOTICE
To Tourists and Health Seekers.
SUMNER SCHEDULE TO THE MOUNTAINS,
Spartanburg, Union g. Columbia
Spartanburg q Ashevillc II. R.
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Close connection is made at Alston with train
from Columbia on Greenville & Columbia Road
Al Columbia, connection is made from Charles.
ton, Wilmington and Augusta.
At Spartnnburg, connection is made ut Air.
Line Depot with trains from Atlanta and Char.
lottc also with Stage Line TO Glenn Springs.
At Ilendersonvil!e. connection is made with
n first class Line of Stages to Asheville, arriv-
ing there the same evening.
RsJ-' Parties desirous Of visiting Crsnr's
Head or other points Of interes,.can be provided
with first class coRYeyhnces from the Livery
S'A'a- i.ssAss sfs y STR q IT, eaaA!s
Will leave Henderson vile S35a n,
SP"r''hourg 80 D. m
90 n. M
hriNe III histon ...... ................. f. 30 D. m
These Roads are in excellent condition . fur
nished with first class Conehcs provided with
all necessary appliances for safety and comfor.
OF Passengers. At SPartanburg and Hender
sonville the Hotel accommola tions are now am.
pie for large increase of travel They will he
found we'll supplied with good Mountain faro
mt reasonable rates.
FREIGHT TRIMS.
The Freight trains will run three fines n
week, viz: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
JAMES ANDERSON. SupI.
May o ~