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

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RAILROAD TAxEs.-The collection
nS' instailment Of the taxes due tb,
"an valley Railroad. without the penalty
""S completed on last Tuesday. The total lew
sor the townships was S7,244 Sc, of which ann
e 500 %. mas been collected, leaving unpaid
Se,Ssoza. The total levy for the town wa,
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40 ,ao,savine unpaid - IsS saz. s.
boso% honn efore, be seen thAt nearly one.Ssl{ q
q saue,d xge have not been paid. sndit IS. IN.
bs heia 81 dthere VIII Ss, litigation upon il,
eaer mo hsys rsfdss'is 70 pay srS eopdisuf .of
a . seg The subscription set Aside, xAsle the
authorities are equally ceftaip tst shey
viii be able 20 collect IT, The issue Win iinse
be decided by the eoures i ~
The amount pf shs htst; installment Of taxes
S voted in Williamsson and Bolton Townships 10
i the Atlantic and lv6eb Broad valley Rsiiroat
was ,00i II, ofswhich amount ST ,7es ss has
; been collected, leaffpg thef sum Of Si,2s7 81
due. y rePerted thai 4hsrc will bs litigsiion
eysr this bAisp6e, and chat . very determined
at is:to be made, especially over the Bolton
81 nship sdeseri 4sdsrsoa Iessliigssees
eaptEz xss czsu rtssi q ascsca, Cd. fssfa,
sary 70 sswsrd Of slc0 is offered fSs ahe af.
zrest - p6o Nileen, cclored, who murdered Jas.
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y Abrdary 10 SGIty III q 81 AZ s.. Ab,srtops ! ;of
liisfsvilIes sttsmpt 81 on We'd dnssdsy nit6t 10
krest q desperado. but the man resisted ana
~ Arlington and sa' young man named Will
( Paine who had gone to the assistance of the
Marshnl. Pain seized shot gun and blew off
Ss3he head Of ahe man. Arlington and Paine s
wohnds ore slight. r.,-... 81 q!
PrrdNL RoBBERs CAhRIRD TO New ORLEANS. -
New Orleans, February l0.-- Pos,ofice Inspector
Cameron, to-day, brought to the city; Elieha
Courtney and Roensco Piynfith, road agents,
who robbed the mail from Alexandria. near
sopclousas, La, on February 8. After. their ar
rest they confessed the robbery, aud Turned
over S255 In money, which they obtained fsem
r ss; ssse arrested Shisc.
MunpEn AND ,RtoT il vnorSA.-R Richmond,
Va, FEBRUARY 1O.-At a trial of q Justice s
Court at Museville. Pottsylvana County, last
Saturday, negro named Sam Wright, who had
lost case, became abusive and attempted vio-
lence. Another negro Joined him, and seizing
q stick of wood killed Mr.. j. C. Arthur with q
single blow and seriously injured two other
white men. The negroes then escaped, and with
members of their club, known as the "Tiue
Friends Club" paraded the streets beating q
drum. The culprits were finally arrested by q
posse of twelve armed men and lodged in iai
The citizens could hardly be prevented from
lynching them.
RAILROAD MURDER IN PEyNsYLvAytA.-Al-
lentown, Pa. February lO.-A passenger train
due here at 8.17 ran into freight train at
Rock Hill station, the North Pennsylvania
Railroad. this morning, demolishng both en-
gines and wreeking the baggage and q number
OF freight cars. Two men were killed and four
fatally and Ave badly injured. The disaster was
due to the misconstruction Of a telegram by the
engineer of the freight train.
KILLED FOR AN INSULT To LADY.-Cincin-
natl, February l0.-A special from Nashville
says that John NJ. Edwards, q telegraph ope-
rator at Paris, Tenn, fatally shot James Chap
man this morning because the latter had made
an insulting proposal to his wife.
The CASE OF DEJARNErrE-Richmond Va.
February 1O.-The Supreme Court of Appeals
of Virginia to-day rendered decision reversing
the judgment Of the corporation court of Dam
willie in the case Of James Thomas DeJarnette,
convicted in September last of the murder of
his sister, Mollie DeJarnette, and sentenced to
be hanged on the Goth Of October, but in whose
case. writ Of error being granted execution
was stayed. DeJapnette shot and killed his
sister in o house Of iil,fame last July. The case
has been remanded for n new trial.
IN CUSoREss.-Senator Butler, of South Car
olina, spoke at considerable length upon the
alleged census frauds in South Carolina, and
criticised severely the speeches made by o Ger:
tain stump orator understood to be Senator
Conkling) in New York during the late Presiden.
fial campaign. in which that stump orator in.
suited aud villifed the people Of South Carolina,
and accused them OF conspiracy to fralldu.
lently increase the census enumeration in order
to obtain greater political power. The falsity
and baseness OF the accusation, Senator Butler
said were shown by the results Of the recent re-
enumeration under direction of Gen. Walker
who was q Republican, and also gentleman.
At the conclusion Of Senator Buffers remarks
Senator Conkling said he Inferred from the little
he had heard Of the gentleman's speech that II
was designed as an attack upon himself, and hi
had only to say that the vaporings Of the Sena
tor from South Carolina gave him little concern
II he had done injustice to the people Of South
Carolina he would find seasonable occasion Il
correct IL.