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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

vi est smuM @ Of; Of r"" which wi the largest hndsomcs c,cup
Fu""e " M my & goods arc warranted m to be Your
av @m can m huy cheaper Bear in mind that Ridge
ncm :ur ns rs IS of the quality goods
, c a, nstn"s @ liza" Hk and loek Shelves cheaper cheapest
Dou @ R 1n Iec hn new supply Sewing good
n nyc @ fi that most of the machines that largely
it, Reme oh tc G1 ,M"sec runs light and will last
u n, can refer you to that
chnr lacton Remember
tn All orders entrusted will prompt attention and ut
make Lumber profits
me- oht fail to call booro purchasing
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

BnOwN's GroEGlCs.--The iuniugs
to-day were decidedly on the side of
Mr: Brown. The debate is getting to
be known rs "Rrown's Gcormics," for
the politics Of his Stale and the
limitation Of Massachusetts politics arc
the chief topics of his frequent speech
cs. He certainly had the best Of the
debate to-day. and worried the Rcpub
leans by causing to be read for their
benefit sharp criticisms made by Re-
publican papers on the present contest.
General Hawley did clever thing
from his pHint Of view in reading and
commenting on Mr.. Browns speech at
the Chicago Convention OF 1868, but
the Georgia Senator responded in the
best effort he has yet made. lie show
cd that he parted company with the
Democratic party Of his State because
up to 1872 it had virtually refused t.
accept the results ofthc war. re re-
turned to it when it had done 50 in
good faith. He defined himself as q
"nalural Nemocrat," and not ~ Il
'Bouraon," such as Tooinhs could
be considered. The Democracy hc
represented accepted the new ronAi.
tions and moved with them. 1t would
resist, however, all attempts 10 again,
pat Southern ignorance on ton. Sen.
Ator Brown made his own position
both clear and consistent, aud he cs.
tablishcd himself still more as Il par.
liamcntary leader. RoAOn Giobc { or
re%poAachcc, .IprU 23.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

, PERRY, CA, April II, lS7a.
nav" W0trhed the use OF the medicine now
A"oNn rs 'Swifs Syphtic Specific since the
year l92.-ovcr 90 yeaIS-~and have never heard
c0mmcnCrd tho use OF II on my slaves, be; ;wcrn
lsm ana 1875. and also lid number Of nv
hciEhnorS ana In every case that came Within
my Eh0W!rdgc IL eHCctcd 4 cure. In 1888 my
nrolher-ln-law. George Walker, bought at auc-
urn Stare not ~arrantCd. After the purchase
II was discovered that he had had Syj,hilis for
tMelvc ycar%' His head was without Il hulr on
u ne treated him with this remedy, and In
lour weeks he was sound and well, and In a
short time had as line head OF h lr rs was
ever owned by h rcGro lie owned this slave
many years, and heAlcver had any return or
the disease, nor lost a days work. This Is on "
one among hundreds ofinstanceS OF relnarkn-
Dlc cures made ny this medicine In all my
n0St lie have never known q remedy That
would 50 FULLY accomplish what 1t IL recon-
m"adcl to do. II. L. DENNAkD
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, propr,e-
tors Atlantis. Ga.
Soldh all Druggists.
Ca'l Tor copy OF Young Mems Friend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

MACON. GA, Nov. l. 1879
Dr. &. j. Monett-Dear Slr--Wc have been
nahullnE Tcelhlnh for several yea S. and the
demand increases as the article becomes Intro
uuccd nnd Is X 1own. Our sales average from
TWO 70 three 4, oSS per month. We believe that
Ennr leethna Creethlng PowdcrS> viii cyentu.
ai!y become standard and Indispensable nrtl-
clr, lnr IA no single i'stnce kas ii faiied to are
Sh'Slar'irh. No complaint has ever been made
10 us. hence we conclude that it does all YOU
claln lor lt. Merit is touad 10 succeed
HUNT RANKIN IL LAMAR. Druggists
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14
TO THOSE DESIRING TO BUILD,

WE have just employed sVuo of the
most Skillfni and experienced
w"rHman, nnd are now ready to do MI
kindS or EorEc carpenters work We
have ais" made arrangements with the
leading SAW mills 10 furnish us with lu,n-
Der. so on ami after THIS date we arc pre-.
pared TO do all kinds OF work. Persons
desiring to hnvo old houses repaired, or
contemplate building, will do well to got
an estimate from Us bcfo,c giving out cor
tracts. Drawing plans and specifications
II specially. We IRE ycrsch in all the new
styles and cuts y, the day. Contracts
taken anywhere in The South. All work
warranted.
JOHN II. pURCEl.L & BROS,
builders and Contractors.
Winnsboro. $. 6.
feb IT tX3m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

The NeWS and NoalIer made a Dig
sensation over Cowpcns, Publishing
twenty-five columns Of history aud
description and several woodcuts. 1t
was fine piece Of journalistic enter
prise.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

AT negro celebration lately. IA,
irlshmAn stood listening to the co!orcd
speaker cNpatinting upon government
and freedom, and as the orator vamc
to Il "rcriod" from one OF his highest
aud most poctical flights, the IriShman
said:
"Ecaad, he apakes well for q nagur,
don't he now?"
Somebody said "IIc isn't negro
he is only hairncgro."
"Oniy q half naGur. is it? Wen, If
q half naGur can talk in that style, I'm
thinEin' whole nasur might beat the
prophet Jeremiah.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14
SPECIAI NOTICES.

RELiApLE AND CHEAr.--)n order to plmcc a
rciiaClc Liver PHI within the rracn Of all, tho
price or May Apple Pills has been reduced to
county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

SENATOR BuTLEN's speech in reply to
Frye was one Of the best we have ever
read. The report in the Congression-
al Record is So long as utterly 10 pre-.
cIude publication. and synopsis W i'll
not do il Justice. He should distribute
copies OF ii among his constituents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

CoSKLlSG has eNideutly hacked the
Administration Senators in caucus, and
they are endeavoring to persuade Gar
field t" practically abandon the fight
by sending Robertson on foreign mis-
sion. Whether Garfield will back
down will be known in a day or so.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

TIE Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nations Of Judge Melton for district
attorney, Absalom Blythe for marshal,
Taft for postmaster of Charleston and
Wilder for postmaster Of Columbia.
Senators Hampton and Butler are re-
ported as making no objection to
these appointments, as it was impossi-
bic to fill them with Democrats.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

IIE ardent support Of Conkling by
the New York Herald, and its recent
savage oDslaughts upon Blaine and
Garfield, are explained by gossiping
correspondent as follows: When
Sprague chased Conkling out Of Rhode
Ialand with his little shotgun, while
other papers tccmed " ith highly SEN
satlonal reports, the Herald was mum.
After this John Kelly combined with
Conkling and carried New York for
Garfield. The Herald denounced
Kelly for selling out the Democracy
Whereupon kclly's two organs poured
whole hucketfulls Of slop over jim
Gordon Benefits head, and narrated
all sorts Of scandalous episodes in his
private life. Then, it is said. Bennett
went to Conr:ling, reminded him Of
the Heraid'S discreet silence in that
little Canonchct matter, and called
upon the New York Autocrat to with
draw his aid from Kelly. Conkling
acquiesced, Kelly was oustcd from the
.comptrollership by Republican alder
manic votes, and the Herald has since
then doomed for Roscoe. How much
OF this story is true, no one can tell,
but 1t is exceedingly plausible, to say
the least, and for want Of any thing
better, it may be accepted as the true
explanation Of this offensive and de-
tcDsivc alliance,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14

The State Press Association met in
Beaufort according to programme and
had most delightful time. The pro-
verbal hospitality Of that old town
Was displayed to most gratifying on
tent, and the quill drivers were COM
pletely captivated. Again unforeseen
circumstances prevented the attend
ancc Of representative from this pa
pcr--a fact we deeply deplorc. The
fatcs arc against us.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-14
Il STORY OF THE EGUldTORS,

How They Checked the Flood of Grim
that wasOverwhelminE South Carolina
in Colonial Times "A Leaf from the His
tory of Cid Fairfield,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
From Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 3.-Tho 6.s! ballot for
a successor TO MIR. Cor King resulted as fellows:
jacobs so, Cor kirg 81, Wheel<r IS. Cornell
20, Rogers II Brady l. Foger /. Cro8lty !,
Fenton =, Lepbsn G. Wocd!u I. Henry Ward
B,eoter |, Du'cher J.
Mr.. Madden voted for Mr.. Wooiic. ard Mr..
GorsIino t,r R.v. Heory Ward Batoher. Mr..
Ssc'ey is paired with Mr. Hoffman, OF
Ohenuag. Dir. Lewis Uilh Mi. Plouey, and
Dir Grasp with Mr.. D1'l.r.
There ws8 10 choice. eud bal)tt Sss then
takeu for srcc slor to Mr. Piatt With tho fol.
loHins rcsu't; ksn,n So Pistt 80. Dapew
50. L;phan 9 Cornell l3. Ward 2. VatCott !,
Crowley 3. butcher 4. Miller s. FJlger 8. Ire
maize s. Wheeler |.
Mr.. Spi1o'a offered rts),u;ion that Ills
i,int coavs utioo oej ut1 un'iI noon 90 Saturday.
Mir. CuIllnan p,tvsd TO tablo the resolution.
The latter mOtl1u MSS los, AID Mr. Spnoa' :
resolution was csrlied by voto ct 0S 10 the
affirmative. the democrats ADD sdmiDisrl-
IiCnss vo,ipg together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
The Terrible Dynamite.

RICHMOND. Va, juno 8. "A & ;otIcman WHO
arrived here this morning On tue Chcsspeske
aui Ohio train rcp0rts terrible secilent yes
tcrlsy q! L)rmoor, A!Iaahacy Co., Va, By
which Tour persons ~tr0 Sc fiiGhtlu!ly itilred
ths they will all probably dio. Itappears that
i ragTo bay, cupicSeG at tho iron works at the
above nsmed place. vho was con7cyi; aoln Of
dyu. mite to thu powder house, stoppad at the
blacksmith shop, Wti,h hs entered with the
dsEimHc c,n 10 his hard. 10 m)ment aftsr.
w4fds persons ia Tho v;c;ri,y wcro startled
bg ,EuadcEng desonaiion, aud saw the
de!r Of tho blacks Nth shop A 7ins in The air in
ali directions. Upon hs:teniag 10 tho tc:no l.:
was found thst Tho buliirg was entirely do.
iao!;.hit! The bod.n, Of tho boy who had the
lattl explosive and the three coiorad men who
wer5 n work in the shop were discovered il tho
rains III q trasduliy mutilsted condition.
Though roas wero actually dad, it is certain
mother Can recover. 1t WAS no. learned what
uscl The EXPLOSION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
Severe Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, June While the Storm
rigid CO "Wednesday tight Maaa5uak was
swept by he gale. Ths roofs IF 6vo houses Oh
Rllcy street were lifted and carried aRty y the
sind while the rsia poured icto tho uncovered
dw, lines 10 toir,nls b1ra was swept away,
tho root bsing ciried over Lundred yards by
the Wind. q Germantown several sheds nod
ou:hause3 were s'rulE By lightning, and tho
bridge oG Wcsi street. near tito railroad. was
partly washed from its foundation. 10 Rox-
borough the damages tzSNd ed $4,000. Wash.
GU IS TO the depth oil ten feet occurred on many
OF tho c.cfs reads at one paint little erl
was carried off Der feet and swept into a
torrent, but hnr cries brought relief. Milk
houses were flooded, and huge tr1cs uprcoted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
Shooting ARRAY.

MEMPHIS. TENN June "A shooting al =
tray occurred at Senstota. Miss, Wednesday
afternoon, hotscen Ptts!ou MeCrsckep, deputy
eSarceIy clerk of Tate o;un y apd barber
named B.cuo:, which resulted IN The killing Of
McUracker.sad the mortal Houuding of D!ouut
Tho difficulty origiaa;ed The day bcfnre whtn
Il cunt ihreateotd McCrs ckan. Yesterday,
Blount met MoCrRckan, 1rd sid: II Intend 10
xiii 5ou," ttd drew lis pistol. McCracken
stepped inside q store aud c,me out with pis
tOl when B,ouut remarked: Pes eivo mo a
clslc:." MoCracken lowered his pistol snd as
he did 80 3 QUOT fire McCrackcn returned
The iiie aud each cred three sbos McCfacken
died Q. O'Clock 10 the tvtuinp Blunt is 10
jail aud TO. oxpsctd to live. lie came 10 Son.
atUba tlroo mortts ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
Financial.

New YosK, June Tho Posts iuarcia
article says: The stock exchange markets are
scsyc ard generally strong. U. s. / per ems
are up to llSs; othermi:s h r, arc 90 changes
State bonds arc J higher for A'sbsna GLASS
A." otherwise there ar, co changes r. r.
bonds sre srorg a. az ad'alc, CT !a34 ptr
cent. Tho stock market OF tim;s has been
feverish. but has seee uniformly strong 10 the
last two hours and the net result cf the 6uou
ators up to tits hour is an advance of !a5s per
o:ut., The stter San Francisco preferred, which
has sod as high SIS Sli. being 500 as nc write.
Tue Iosby strong stocks of the old list
have baen Uoio1 Pacific. Nil. l. St. Psul,
San Fraroisco, Lake Shore, Northwest, ard
Delaware Lack. K Western. Tbs Telegraph
sticks arc dull end 6tn. Southwestern stocks
have been strong tu. hav, pot ben fea"
lures. Of tho c,upata'iVe'y new stocks
the spFti,l fes lures for strength have
been Memphis & Charleston 10 IS; Roches
ter s. Pitslu{ to 4ls, Evansville to 49, Rome.
Wstertown G Cgdensburg, which lisa new stock
only in the sense of having been neglected fl
years aud having recently come into prominence.
The money market continues extremely easy 81
2s3 psr cert for call and tiuo aud 3s4 per cent
on primo mercantile paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

upou. The ,;qls' S:s granted std the dele
gates rctir!d.
There is % doubt Whatever Il Cameron
noni1aiioc. l. is thought Gfoner will be
Lieutenant Gov razor aad BAR Attorney Cen
e;a'.
CAMERON NOMINATED
RICHMOND June IS 2. M.-CIi. W. f..
Cameron CT PetHssu'g. he's 5otn nominated
tjr Goy;ro0r.
By Ass)eisttd P.ts'
RICHMOND, VA, June 3.-rho rcaGj ls:cr
Convention met this m,rniog at l0:l5 o'cIcc s,
president John Paul 10 the chair lunedl'
ately sf or ths Convention Vas called to order,
Capt. Richard y. Wiso. tf Williamsburg, who
las: night noniua'ed Gen. Mahoae, said be
had dooe SO withcu; that gantlem S cossert,
ard he low desir,d to Withdraw the nouioatioo.
In the third ballot NUMB Of votes were cast
for h, II. Riddleberger Whit h were subsequent.
IL changed at the instance Of ih,t geIteuna an,
who brief 2 addressed thu convention thanking
the delegates who had complimented him. at tae
same time saying that he thought it WAS we'll
understood that he w,s not candidate and that
his name was no! to be consiiered He hoped
however. that now his friends wou' d feel than
selves relieved,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
Etransled i'll II Dumb Waiter,

DETROIT, Juoe "a sirgalsr and satckiog
accident o1o1rred in this city lbIus midnight
"Wednesday. Mrs Thomas Griw, highly re.
spec:ed widow lady, aged 90. livirg on ore Of
the mes prominent streets, reached home late
after visit at friends house and found her
self .cked ou', her children and servants hav-
lrg retired. With the assisaro, Of ntigh-
boring servant girl she gained acc,ts TO the
house tEr: uah blstm'n ut window AID under-
took TO reach tho msin floor by means CT the
dumb "ElHr BY some strange fatality she
was caught by The neck 10 the elevator and be-
fore her screams for help brought assistance
she was Srspgled 10 death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1881.
The platform adopted By the Malone Cen.

vsn!ion sffrns that The work Of that parry
commends i!s.f to the msjority of the Vir-
ginia tsxpsIe:s." When it is re llected that
the work referred to his been to degrade AID
debase and bting shame aud reprosch upon tt
judiciary Of the State by mixing judges Of
Lizard" gamblers and other equally as imprcp-
or material, to ipiure lhe State reputation AID
ruin her credit By attempting 10 stamp her with
the brand Of reputation. ard to still further
dishonor her ty making her notorious SIS the
State that seat man to the Senate who DO
traysd bis party and bis section and put that
body 10 the control Of tho radicals. we say when
oil til, is rccoec.ed "cutsid,rs" will be DIE
posed to thick Virgins taxpayers remasks-
bls people if such work commend5 itself to
them. 1t is unnecessary 10 say that Vlrginlaps,
whether tex payer, or not, boot at the idea,
aad are only amtz,d at The efftcntery If tho
msn who haze tac sulseity 10 msks such 8
statement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
VIRGINIA NE us.

Mr. Lynn late scent Of The Virginia Midland
Railway ut WarrentoD. has boen lomOVvd lC
Lyuchburgo AID Mr.. Mceses Gtoa aypoiuttd
10 bis place.
At meeting of the congregation Of The Pres
tyte1isn Chufcn 10 L3esburg, held Oh Su1d ,
Last. Rev. james Ii. Smith, OF Rockbrdge
couoiy. Was unanimously called to tho pastoratc
of that c5uIoh.
The LYrchburg Advance says that On Tues
d.y las u very heavy rain fell 10 Nelson county
whiah did great deal Of dsmeg, to crops.
Mouattiu branches 10 sn hours time looked
like rivers, srd the whole wheat and oat CROPS
on low lads wero utterly destroyed.
10 Brooks Gap. Rockingham county. there
is uce of the Gnest marble qusrrits 10 the couo.
try. 1t is located 90 Little North Mouptain,
abou! four miles itom Broadway, Vsil.y R,il-
road, sod Les bstwecn magnificent vrio of No.
5 or red shalc ore and tho D.vonian shale for
nation. 1t il a: sn elevation of several hun
dr;d feet from the base OF the mcuotain. Ole
veio follows behind erother to the distance Of
two hu1dred feet or moro and way in thick
cess, from six iDehcs to six feet.
At tho session Of i've Baptist General Asso.
cialior. 10 Richmond, yesterday, res2lutious
were adopted cordially cGmuending the VIr
eina Bit, Society to the warm sympathy aud
liberal coDriou;;cos OF tho churches. The in.
troductory sarmou was preached by Raw. w.
3. Peuick. late of this civ, hus noW t B,lti
moro % q large anI deeply Interested o3rg;e
satioc. at n'ght the s1l c. ct fortigl mis-
sous was uudcr consideration. There are some
500 delegates aud visitors 10 attendance upon
the Ass; calon.
Eirly ycs'cid,y moroi0q, says the Il 'oimond
STATE, Mr. Maulloo Clapgett, one ct tho meet
popular aud esteemed tiz:nH. met with q re.
mark, bic tcc;dsot / q which bis escap, from in
s,ant death was almost mirGculous. DIR. Ceg
pett has rear room 10 tho third story OF the
Virginia Homo 1osuia;c, o, 2apy 9es. 10 the
postcfics. and That mOrnit & ct an early hour ho
gItup. As he was hef asleep and not copsci-
GUS of via. be was dolrg, be nistook tho win.
dew for the docr aud walked cut, falling from the
third Org TO the brick court below at tho side
OF the cffics of Giubts & Williams. His fsl!
Was broken by sim, lattice work, bat Tor whilh
BIO wcu have islItn on some iron spikes He
vas badly stunned. bu. rotaI0ed Consciousness
enough to enable him to usl! FOR help. His IS
slightly on the foot aud heal, and, ct oouIss,
hoped lis i!j lries are trlhiog.
REGENTS or MOUNT VERNON -Arrauge-
menls for the annua meeting Of The Board Of
Regents of Mount Verbon arc 10 active PRO
gress. Colonel Holoessortb he's reoeiVed 3
letter from Miss LAYTON. tbe regent annouoc.
ius that che will be present. and also from Mrs.
SWett. of Mainc. Mrs Yule. of Florida. Mrs
Mitchell. of Wisconsin, Mrs Ella B. Washing
ton. of West Virginia. ard Mrs. Ball. OF Lses-
burg, Virgins. vica rsgeate. signlfsing their
intention of attending.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
lCOMMUNICATkD.

Ed.
The CT ~ Ct Alexandria msy Legally luo;sh
the sal, Ut Eq1cr 90 Sunday. l.; has Law
naklog tho offence puoishsbc.
Ioe tHtLce Is the selling Of Iqlor 10 violation
Of thu Isn.
The pttalty il fixed.
What earthly d,ifrtIcc dos the MN, of the
oHerc, make?
Ii 1t ls 40 offence which is not misdemeanor,
DOES calling it misdemcaDor mako it ont?
Has 1t ever been held that misae!c.ip,ion
Of the tfferco is spytticg but surpuaape, pro.
1ited The laT itself hss beco violated?
Docs not the law of this State plainly con;en
plate that there shall be 60 trial BY Jury 10 petty
oae' arisiog under municipal law?
The City Council having power to punish tho
sale OF Iiq1o; on Sunday bu. 10 power to de-
csro the oHsrc, miadeneantr, the law is
valid ar the nano immaterial. o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
MEMORANDA.

.Schr Ida 6 Ballard, from Georgetown, Al As.
pinwall % ut.
Sch:s Archer and Heeves, FROM Richmond, $;
New York ~ met
Echr Fyaway, from Richmond, for Bridge
por!, passed through He'll Ua.e2! inst
Sch. Warren Sawyer, from Boston TO !oa r
Go>rIelo I'm. at Bita ZY.h I'LL.
Sohr Lizzie Carr. Sailed from Baltimore -:
Rich mcni 81 b ut.
Schr Z,ctheus Sherman. sailed from Pos.
dence Tor GEORGETOWN Is. ia;t
Schr t'ors y Vangllder. sailed fiom Pai.s ~.
rhia for Was hinstnn ~ inst
Schr BhErielt y Rrcohs. s.ijed from G.s..!.r.
fer Washington :9h nit
Schr Henry Wilmington, sailed rSom Gsr!;esr
for WASHINGTON 26;h NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
III XII J.

On WedncsdaG, Msy 18Th. II. Pony inaasv!ia
Md, DR.. JOHN rHEOICK, prominent pAy
slcIan of tbs! lisca. no was ,akan pudGcnly III
en- the Saturday prcYicu', while in atsohd ,acc
on patient. His sui rings were intense arA
ne could no! be taken home. He wss + son 4!
the late .hn Tredi. *. Of Nokesviile, Va; va
born IN Dover, n. T.. February l4h ISL
graduated at Dartmouth Co;isg- and si!erw.r,.a
At Jefferson Med!cl! College. PhlIsdaphi. lie
had been Iracticing medicine in Penyman.v,t"
for fourteen years with succo.e ard diet sma!;cd
aiiAe by len and poor
In Leo burg, Va, on Wednesday hight. May
18th, 1881, ThOM AS HAWKINS CLAGErT,
youngest son Of tie LIST, DR.. Thomas Il. All
Chrlstlsns b. Csget:. in the 4d yosr Of his ssr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
The Manassas Scandal

To- g card headed MIR. Todi's Viudic.li,n. u
walcd appeared 10 tho Gez!tto OF the &c b ult ii
Is asserted that with oIheis acknowledged fol.
IOWicg The K,v. L: NJ. Todd. bis 500 and Miss
1ilmm;r homo from prayer meeting on the
n'eht or April the 2O:t; this is not true.
MT Only Denied doing e., tn: also succi6o.y
STATED that old not follow .hor. If 10 said
vindicatl'n 1t is iotcrded 10 charge me With
naVieg enter iato conspiracy to pjure Mr.,
L Iood' or that | watched or bad him or Miss
trimmer watched at aay time, rog tako this
ccc!sion 10 dentuGce uuy such utterarc, ns in.
fameu:Iy false FRED, HYysoN
MANASSAS, Ju.o LIT, 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

The MahoDitts 10 their Coovenii)n y,s tcr
day. as was expected. swallowed tho Geacrs,
ha'. plated pants. rcd socks, low qu1rt,rad
shoes and all! took him in whole. snl endorsed
not only his attacks upon his own State tnd
:ciop, but his bargain with the radicals, by
which be put them n possession Of the Senate.
and bis vote for w. f.. Chandler. Having
done that it was entirely unnecessary fer them
to waste time 10 tho selection of candidates for
Office. They should have rr;c,edad ct once 10
nominate the most ultrs ADD the blackts; rsdi :
Gals in the State as their candidates FIR tho
State ofi,es. AS they endorsed and approved
bis radicalism. they should have declared them
selves radicals aud n:minated radicA ticket,
10 order to avoid the charge of self qualification.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
TheTrOuDles ia ErelanG.

LONDON June 3.-Ihs Daily Telegraph SOY g i:
The Government has received such serious ne ws
from Ireland during the last Few days that a
measure calculated to deal with the exceptional
state Of affairs there is we believe enS.ging the
attention Of the ministers.
Tho Chronicle says they understand that The
Government is considering ,hs question Of ia
suspension OF the Irish jury laws
A dispatch from Tralee, County Kerry, Saws:
Timothy harrington, proprietor of the Kerry
Sentinel WAS arrested under the coercion tct
early this morning and conveyed TO Galway