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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-07-15
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Suli einen tii6tigen @eipitterregen, oer
ni9t blDB bem Mel16forn unb anbern
@eipd6ien, ionbern aud Menl6en uno
8ieb re6t tpobl getban bat. Wdre es
nut etmas mebr getpeien. Snbeb bat
er bod oem Sorn, bas i6on siemliN
fdled)t itanO, nod ettpas gebolIcn unb
bas iit fir bieie @egeno, mp es fa1t fein
anoer @etreioe giebt unb mir es ben gan=
gen @inter Su bpben YreiIen, in Splge
oes gdn5li6en M6tgcratbens i'm porigen
Sabre, Dpn 9lusipdrts (aus Merifo pber
bon San 9lntonio) inportiren nuBten,
i6on 8ieles nertb. @aKermelonen
giebts oies Sabr genug; bic Wiesquit=
bobnen bdngen III 6iille uno Giille an
ben 8Gumem uno obglei6 lie nid)t ge=
robe ipie bel ben Snbianern, als Stab
rungsmittel fir Wenl6en gu betra6ten
iinb, 70 iino lie bod als @iebfutter al=
BeroroentliG mertbpol, ba iie tpie man
mir oerli6erte, gleiden Nabrungspertb
NIT 0tais baben unb bei Dem immer
mod Doben preiI lie bes lebteren fir alle
@iebbeiiber elm ipabres @eI6enf 1inb.
Man fauft lie bier gu 124 Sent BEN
8ui6el, pdbreno &orn 81 foitet.
Sa i'd geraoe ii6er ben Mesquitbaum
| i6reibe, 10 mill i6 bod nod ettpas oa=
/ 5uieBen, mas pieaei6t bem ginen ober
oem 9tnoern bon 9tuben iein mag. 3uz
poroerit I6eint mir eben bieier Baum
| (A'garrobia glandulosa) basu beltimnlt,
uns mod uno na6 mebr &egen su
beri6aifen. ST md6it trob bes barten
Solses, siemli6 i6nel, aber fat INNER
suerlt als Strau6. 9arin lieat
aber eben, our6 Die Selbfbei6attung,
namlid, Die so M0gli6teit, baB er
unlere trodenen Sommer iiberbauert,
| ia iogar 6ei Der gr6Bten 9iBe frii6 unb
grim uno itets big fpdt in ben SerbH
bineit, poa 8liitben bdngt unb 5nglcid
bic langeit, allen Ginbern bier tpDbl6e=
fannten Srii6te, bic Wsesquitbobnen,
nit Dem iiiBen Marf apil9en BEN Sa=
men, trdst, fait ipie bas nSobannisbroo"
I'M Orient, oas bon einem Gbnli6en
Soume fommt ober bic 6onigafaaie
(Honey Locust) i'm Norben, bic eben 10
rotbes SolS bat, pie Der Wesauit, aber
bur6 fur6tbar lauae, ipibe unb ioaa,
| perspeigte Sta6eln ii6 aus3eihnet
| g8iirben nun nnlere Sarmer in gDelt.
teras iiberall, ipo es angebt unb no Be,
8oben ni6t su etpas Yellerem gebrau6t
wirb, Mesquitbobnen ausftreuen, TO-
bann bic Strdu6er allmdlig bur6 9lb
bauen einiger Strdu6er in einem Sabr
gu y aumen er5ieben (mas Die Na
tur au6 lan9iamer, bur6 bas iippiger
: g1a6stbum Der mittleren uno bas all
malige geroofren Der duberen Stdnm
. den errei9t), 10 ipilrben bieIe Ydum
) ni6t allein Dem 8Ooen g Date
/, geben, fonbern aud bic &egeume II
{ &c bur6 9lnsiebung Der Wolfcn ipdte
r permebren, pdbrenb jebt, ipenn 81
]. gSolfen ilber Die fablen, bon Der Sonr
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-07-15
(8orlfssuas folst.)
q 0 d einmal ftn Narr.

Msins Jrau mar 1G Sabre bsttGseria,
unb fsin Wr,t wubte, mas itr fsblte ooer
oetmrfts iir gu turirfn. Wud bate iG
bereits Elm flsiuss 0ssm6ssn fur 5umtug.
Weci,inen aus9eseben. Bcr 6 Wonatsn
fab ids eins an3eiss bes .5opfcn. Bitters"
uno fam mir eer @crunte, Id wolle nod,
einmal tin g!arr istr. Sd matte ben
8erfuh unb febe msine Narrtstt bewies
fId als Wsitbsit. 3rei Jlaldrn furir.
ten meine 5rau unb isbt 1T fs fart uno
fraftis. So toiste mid nur 50. So!ds
Narrteit sablt Id. = s. 80, Detroit,
Mtf.-Grss yrsB. ..r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-07-15

-Sn fur5er 3eit bat g. g.. Trant
ieln @eiaaft beinabe um bas Dpppelte
persrSBert, neil ct feline Waaren 5u bi(li<
sen Preiiea perfauft. Serr Tranf enlz
pfieblt ale Waaren fir ben 9ief ber
SatIcn 5u duBerft billisen Breiien.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24
IL EER HAS s;.Aa.Ei,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
James d. Fraser, Plaintiff, VS.. Rosa
). Law. Roberta j. Law, dane &.
Law, Defendants.
n pursuance ofan order Of the Court
of Common Pleas, made j.! the
above stated case, | vii! uilcr ;ur sale,
before the Court fltu.c door in Winus-
b"ro. on the first Monday in April
next. within the legal hours Of sale, az
public outcry, to The highest bidder.
the following-dcscribcL property, to
wit:
All that piece. parcel or tract of
land, lying and being in the County OF
Fairfield and State of South Carolina.
situate about one mile northeast from
the town OF Wimnshoro, containing
SEVENTY ACRES, more or less, and
bounded by lands Of Henry l.. Elliott.
Francis Elder and David II. Flcnnikcn.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchnsc-moncv 10
be paid in cash, for the balance cred.
1t of ono and two years from tho dny
OF sale, the purchaser 20 givo his bond
and a mortgage Of the property to Sc
cure the payment Of tho purchase.
money, and to pay for all necessary
papers: w. II. KERR,
Winnsboro, s. g.,
March 10, 1881. ~
| mch II
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

TwEETY-sIx thousand British troops
and aevepty-two pieces of artillery are
now quarlered in Ireland. No won.
der tho Land League docs not mani
fest any remarkable robustitnde in the
face of these facts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24
HINNSBORC, $. G..
TAUHSDAr, nfarti, ed,
THERE ia very little to talk about
nowadays, and tho papers are huyiny
hard time.

GENERAL GRANTS threatened rcsig-
uation has brought the first million
dollars into the treasury Of the Worlds
Fair ut New York. Is this a coupli-
ment or not?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

The new Senator from Mil. >sota,
appointed by the Governor to succeed
Window, Is named ;Edyerton. He
voted tttty-scven times for jeff Davis
for rPresidential nominee in the, Charles.
tton Democratic Convention in 1860,
and Is said to be not over much of q
stalwart now.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

The only regret expressed by II g
Chicago Socialists is that the bomb
which killed the Gear did not sin,u :
taneously blow up every body else on
the face of the earth who upholds
monarchism.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

TIE attitude Of the Poles induced
tho Austrian and Hungarian diets
alone of oil the representative bodies
OF the world to refuse t. pass vote of
coincidence for the Cznr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

sseliat lie il9sr PIN within the feacn Of eii' the
PR s. a * ii II psSss.sts sS'Ssed u elss e
essns os pe peaSs ss,tn Shca II g1f ZEE ena
'ns she Sss ct stesf Stes Fss
i1ttls ahead OF the cholera season, which viii
prevent them from taking the disease.
For the ocneo yl7%;As y; ASK N@A' Aprl ,s 1919
esied fiji raising fowls take pleasure in ro ON.
meDding shoenfeld s Medicatcd Stock Feed.
use OF this wonderful article, given ,.ccordine
in IN a'hEeei9ns all Of them got we'll and are now
fully ccnoar in the above.
Sold by the druggists OF this county. N1'D'
WAGON G,.
MeSsrs. Lamar. Rankin e. Lama Dear sir,-
mad peen troubled Tor a long inc be- ore uslIc
i,o(,nnf our Consump,'yc preparation. WITH something
III IKE sd ASlhmn and after using only two bottles
irctly 1rtt, and have felt no symptom OF the
c'nsair cmr'G ,na sic%; an condnt your medicine
UniS S u me. ana Eeerfully Recommend 1t to oil
who aIs suffering. II ON Asthma.
Yours truly,
JOHN D ROSS.
= Macon. GA, March 2n, $50.
MesSrs' Lamar, Rankin T. lamar. Fear Sirs-
nave used Your Brewers LliLG Rcstorer Tor
Vertigo, ana harr never been t.oublad with II
mnrh f"fi: ana chccrIuiiS reccomineni I it TO to
all who need relief from Vertigo
-. AourS truly. j Is, ART OPE
NJ con. Ga. Marel, ~, $50.
McsSrs: Lamar, Rankin K lamar, Dcar Sirs-.
suffered TWO years with Consumption and
curing the line was Treated Ey DrS. Read,
Thonlasn thalton and others Of ihiS CITY. and
alSQ OY prominent physician OF Macon Ga,
WI. hcu fin, ig any rClct MY husband bought
~" M siX holl les or your Brewers Lung Tcstoirr,
mediate relief. lave used the Siv bottles and
nave never felt Svmprcm or the III ,eaSc since,
ana nv general health IS better Than Il has
ntrn ntn ~ years. ther' fore recommend IL t. MI
BIO Na'c Cnn'nmptt'n as n Pcall beyond
''icc. very respectfully.
so,,, ,,. .,, ,>,., MFs. NJ GnoLsBY
THOUSANDS T. l. T, WHY T. TIA +,
Amo G the may di, ,v;'ri. ) lnn'i i
napi na lies ;.n;,,,i ITn 'mclor;tl"r" he hu c'
y. j Brad!ici F' a::lr Lcgu ;t.n l..
D. F:ic a. B" II wrmnu / .,,,
On i'uiih'. less I'll ," .,l,,r TO Il" u
!"rn v', H., III Eic over mti i;r III! i:i', e.:
W"inO V"Li'h IT, cures .'whi,".." Su ,p;r>,:t, i,
! the '1GrtiArS and rom VS. u,.ri. q n,,si i, y
ms. il cures cunstip irn a, .trrrGf,, ~,
nc system braces tn nerves AMI ;,.irjtI..> ti,H
oiooa !, icver l;lia, a. thousands or w,,nrr
VIII testify. ''>"
Prepared 10y Dr. j. BraGncld, Atlanta. Ca
'''o' o ." pr o"'tl' Sol b. all tliu:g .sts.
1HoMA' VILE. Gn.. Jr,c -. 1878
II We c"rn S"rliuE Br&diieiti, F..r liz E..u
lHto. i"r " no und II .,tiil con 'Ii,I,. rn.u, ~
an tftt r'' OF It's being IL Il lIn.. ~ T.. 1n,,
n'c't jas ace |. VII II = ~ 'iri.,' ",:
S J C.'A IS ID AZ.
!rhE a.,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24
TROUBLED ABOUT HFdIfOS
Washington Cor Phlladeiph,o TImns

washington Cor philadelphia Times.
The Mall"nc problem is the subject
of much speculation among represent
1ativc men of all parties. AS time
wears ON thcunallimity OF Republicans
rs I" the grandeur of the recent Scna-
'orinl VICTORY disappears. \ good
many are beginning to fear that the
receiving Of Malone into Immediate
AND inll fellowship of the Republican
party will idtntifyit to some extent
II national organization with the local
debt question OF Virginia. This. what
ever may be the market value Of the
Mahonc coalition for breaking up the
Solid South. it Is believed very dcsira-
bic to avoid. A Republican Senator
remarked to-day: "Whilc we did very
well to get ihcvote of Senator Mahonc,
snd in my opinion just what we
should have done, it IS going little
too tnr to claim Mahone as n full.
ilcdgcd Republican aud the Rcadius-
tcrs Of Virginia as branch Of the r..
publican party, in full fellowship. |
hope tt, see the Virginia Senator con.
time to act with us. Since what has
occurred, think he will. Yet the Re.
publican press is inclined to make
Malone Il young convert who had be-
come snddcnl, convinced Of the error
ofhis ways and enthusiastically en-
braced religion. If they urc right who
take this view, 1t would probably de-
stroy our chances Of winning Vir-
ginia, for the disaflectcd Democrats
would return to their old party. II
they are wrong, as / believe, It is CAL
culated to react OH us upon Mahone's
first display of independence. In
cthcr case, all this jolliticatinn is very
apt to place the Republican party in n
false position, by which 1t would lose
more friends in the North than it will
gain IN the South"
There is among such Republicans rs
this cautious Northern Senator Il vague
idea that Malone cannot be counted
upon 70: all issues which may arise in
the Senate and the same disposition to
regard this selt.congratulatiOn q little
premature. 1t Is generally surmiscd
hat Malone 9 price for his Republi-
cal, work is the practical control Of thc
patronage IN Virginia. Virginia Re-
publicans aud Fnndcr Democrats unit,
in The opinion that If this DO true he
VIII lett IN hopeless minority. Ma
hone himself, in breaking bread with
a newspaper man to-day, declared his
independence Of both parties, as they
would sec when the time came. All
Ex-senator who ought to know saws
President Garfield will not mcddIr
with Virginia politics, but will leave
Ma ahonc to fight his own battles with
such Federal patronage as belongs to
him as a Senator.
-.------->.
A cat show is now IN progress in
New ior rk, and seems to have caught
the passing whim Of the multitude
One Of the most favored specimens is
"Gcorge Washington" q black-and-
white cat. with "a broad, intellectual
forehead and frank open face" 1t is
alleged that his grandfather witnessed
the surrender Of Lord CORVALLIS; but
this point has not been established by
adequate historical evidence.
---.----ass
Polite and obliging husband: A
married woman said to her husband
"1 on have never taken mo to the
cemetery, "No, DEAR" replied hc
ticipation." =. 80
- Subscribe to THE News AMI
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

c sW @ a. OF rmnin which will be the largest
u"c @ n % @ my & goods are warranted I" be rccd Your
@ n Oh ana can ouH cheaper Bear mind that
White Oak, Woodwals,
n H. M ms IS of he quality goods.
Ti @ mo nat iar and Boo" Shelves,
llan-
al ana see them Observing
ient'r that Of machines
i"isclcsS will
oyer that
thai
rHc" AL orders entrusted will
10 make Shingles
" ~" i /" CAL "oro purchasing" elsewhere r. W.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24
OFtICIIL EXT ORTION,
HowFqderal Officials Abuse their Autl,ori-
yln South Carollna..An Instance AYcrthy
Of Invest igatlon.

HoW,Fqderal Officials Abuse their Autl,ori.
tyln South Carollna..An Instance Aycrthy
OF Invest igatLon.
The Georgetown Enquirer savs tfat
on Monday, the Hh inst, Il sailor
named James Ehrickson brought suit
1ntlc Trial Justice Court against Cup-
tain Austin W. Gott, Master, Of tic
schooner Post Boy, on q demand for
wages, the amount claimed being ST..
On the trial of the cause it was pruycn
that the plaintiff had deserted tic YES
sci, and the shipping articles being
produced showed that he had CONTRACT
ed to serve Tor six months. The tuct
OF the dcacrtion hud been officially CHI
I0rscd upon the articles by DR.. Ii. +.
Hcliot, Collector OF Customs at this
port. The action consequently fell
through. Exasperatcd at his defeat,
the sailor flew into a transport Of fury
and vented his rage in such violent
and abusive language that he was com.
mitted TO prison for contempt of
Court. On his release Ehrickso de-
parted for Charleston, where he made
complaint before United States Com.
missioner Hutchinson, who, upon his
affidavit. issued u warrant for the mr.
rest Of Captain Gott on a criminal
charge Of concealing his shipping arti-
cles.
The warrant was placed in the hands
OF Purvis, who formerly held the office
Of Adjutant General Of the State dur-
ing n part Of Radical regime. Puryis,
who had been appointed special dcpu-
~ for the occasion, came to Geory".
town OH Thursday In company With
one George Bourkc, and served the
process upon Captain Gott. A bill of
COSTS was at the same time presented
to the Captain, Of which the following
is q copy: "
Seamans wages Gained. 1897 90
Costs OF collecting same, u. 5.
=, commissioner .'............ 1900
C.0' HttOrne! ............... 1000
Mileage Of deputy marshal, 90
miles travel each way in max
ngarfcst. ................. 1900
serving warrant. t............... 200
Iua'u'. .............. 200
Mileage for Guard. ........... $40
91sciarRc ................. nc
Bringing before Commissioner. SO
AOt"'s ssssss. SS1, ,JU
On boing told that ho must either
pay the bill as stated, or submit TO ar.
rest and go to Charleston for an cx.
amination before: the . United States
. ComDissioner. on the criminal charge
Of violating the Federal laws, Captain
laott consented 10 purchase his liberty
by paying tho bill under protest. os
his vessel was ready to sail and the
delay and expense involved in dc.
Tending himself against the false aeon.
eatiOn would be. moro ruiuous than tlr
other alternative.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

THE Georgia Railroad, running from
Augusta to Atlanta, is one Of tho best
Ipaying railroads in the South, and its
stock. commands premium Of twenty
to thirty per cent. Just now several
limos are endeavoring to lease it at
eight per cent. a year. Among these
is mentioned tho Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Road. The Richmond
and Danville would he the real lessee,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

Young smalty. WHO'S av ny below
his teens, noticing II great lumber of
shooting stars the other rycl,.nw cuol-
~ states that Goods practising with
his brrcch. loader"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

GEN. CpTON's SuIC1DE.-Atil:a coro-
nerS inquest over the remains Of Cen.
Emory Upton, who shot himself nca,
san francisco, the follow Jug letter
and portion Of another, giving the
reasons for his scll-dcslruction. were
read:
"1o the A'Ijut0nt- General IF TIE
United Suites 4,t,my:
DEAR SIR: In my effort to revise the
"lactics' 40 that they might apply to
companies over 200 strong, discover
rd that the double column, and its de-
p!ovment by number, when compared
with the French method, was iui,-
n,". The 1ours, too, was forced to
ADMIT
here was ali abrupt termination to
the letter. TO mis- sister q letter was
'ound as follows:
"PKESIDIO, March 13.--Dcar Sarah:
Since writing to you last Sunday |
have hcenin no little distress over the
'revision.' 1t has seemed to me tha,
! must give the system up and lose my
military reputation. God only knows
how it will eventually end, but | trust
lie will lead me to The sacrifice rather
than allow me to pcrpctuatc Il method
which might in future cost single
man his life. Whichever way it may
turn know shall have your svmpn-
thy, and may our Heavenly Father
bless and keep YOU and our precious
father and mother. | need all YOUR
prayers, for | would keep my intcwri-
ty. Friday | went over to Oakland to
luncheon. The city is fiat. and has
beautiful lawns, strcwn with flowers.
don't feel like writing, only let me
feel that have your love and s,nDa-
by. With Il torvcmt kiss for al. ever
,our aifcctionatc brother, EMonY.'
Grady writes from New York to the
At lnnta Constitution: SAT Dclmoni-
eos, the other day, saw youngisl-
looking man, careless in dress, and
with an air of discoura"cmcnt and
rcckI"ssncsS. come in and take seat
lone at.ihe table. 1t was Birnie, the
il!-tated partner of George w. Viii
liamS, whose failure a year or so ago
was discussed all over the country.
There is said to be little cause for the
partial scruiness Of his appearance, rs
he is rcputcd to have cnou9h money to
live comtortabl! on. lie was worth
about $500 900, | believe, when he
failed. Had he been able to have coy
crd his contracts for three or four ttnys
longer than he did. he would have
cleared nearly q million Of dollars, rs
the tide against which lie had slakrd
everything turned just after he went
under. find tlat he has many friends
here, who extcnuatc the circumstances
under which he failed. do not think
he is doing much at present, but he is
bold and 'daring operator, and may
come to the front if. as his appearance
seemed to Indicate, lie his NOT attcmut-
ed to lose his troubles in drink"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

MtcoN, Ga, A.arCn 81, 1917.
FROM having been iatimtta "A nnmb,r of
'c IctS E'I.in Mtm In rroplno!s nf SwIf'i Syph-
VIC oMEll; | have known much Ol its ii,n,,Il
hclurnnd use There arc men IN ihIs rn,n.
ImW,y,mWfi' , y nri' know ri,i2enS7- who were Viz
i:ii* IN carly ll!r - syphilis the most Terrible
yno ,,.,, .nn' CErr ncicd !hc human family an"
VINO nave iaErn The ). :. ..it tiicinr and nrr
NV. ~ an appearances. and in their own m
lt.. lt.. rs if'c from ttim of Gi>c0sc rs the nrst
nlA' 1rcSh Ircm the hands of h!, Maker D,i
ncH;, cSi Ht course: iorhi thci: public recon-
'nrh;allnnS OF this medicine. but am alow,'l
orrfcr the #r'ptic iriratt'v 10 tho:c whn y IN
'hu0rSc cvHrN,hinG thar can br said I'm It's
'a'nr. Ecing professionally much Opposed to
mmoiSillS n,n,S or rrconncndinG roS:rum5 Gr sc2rct
'ih'dl"S 1t t;with hrSitait tOn tha; attach nv
,ime 10 this article bar An,p ,rhsrrof , nneat
"hHh say tn It our science his not IN lIr Duh.
in c"mbihaiion equal 10 'Sw!its Syphilt;Ir
'pr,liic" lor thc purpose indie ted. The great.
, n' hoon ~" government Couil bastow on hun
'!r'i3 or 'nntiSai dS OF lis c.tZ"nS would D,. 10
hrchaSc this receipt OF iis proprictors. and
make ~ lhb!ic 1"r lrr ErEelt OF tie present
i"d all cOhim2 LCncraIIunS
r,, J l. MAS$FNBuR(3. Pu @
rlS Atlanta. ca tS
SOD br al Druggists
t''H !or 4 copy oi' Young Mems Ii Icndn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

Polite and obliging husband: A
married woman said to her husband.-
"1ou have never taken mo TO the
cemetery. "No, DEAR" replied he,
ticipation." - -, -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

ANNOUNCEMENT WINS made few
days ago that the Southern Pacific and
tho Atchison, Topeka and Something
else railroads had effected a junction.
1he Importance of this appears MT to
have been generally appreciated. ~
second line is thus open to the Pacific
Coast from the East, and but that tue
two Pacific roads are in the same hands,
the public might expect much benefit
from competition. These roads could
make money at half the price they now
charge, but they will not come down
nntila a bona Ntc competing line is
Duilt, and this ia remote possibility.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

= Subscribe to TIE News AND
HERALD.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24
OKATX ON n DUAJp.
A1Priaing Iside Behind Freight Train.
.And ita Fatal Tersnin alton.

AThrudinE Ride Behind = Freight Train.
!. ,@nd ita Fatal Tertninatlqn.
/ luharlotto Observer, Maron isI \
Aa Tie freight train was about'to
leave Beaver, Dam station, on tho Car
o'iua Central RAILROAD, day before yes-
terday evening, coming this way, two
colored section hands, Samuel Griffin
and Milford Warren, bound for Polk,
ton, the next stopping place, Oh a
land-car, announced their intention of
holding on to the rear end of the
trieght train and thus making the trip
with the dump, Instead ofpropcilinY It
themselves. This they did and lad
ascompli shed great deal of the dis.
tance, when they suddenly realized
that the train was going too fast for
them. at this time they were on a
heavy down grade and imagined that
II they. let go their hold on the freight
the light .dnp,R would gain upon it in
velocity and probably dnsh them
against the trncl IS. They were. how
ever, cautioned to let 90 by n brake
man On the freight, " no also recog.
nlZrd the danger OF their situation,
and one Of them, Milford Warren, did
rs he was bid. Griffin, however, chose
the other horn Of the dilemma, and
upon being admonisllGd a second time
to ct 60 by the brukejDan, said that no
had elected to take this course and
"would hold on till hell frozc cvcr!"
Inc next moment the dump. iD pass
ing over an uneven place in the road,
bounced up and down several times.
Griffin lost his seat on the front edge,
amt his hold upon the freight Eraakilno,
at the &;tmc time, he was thrown upon
the track in front OF the dump, the
wheels OF which immediately struck
him in the hack Of The head. crushing
III the skull and srvciclv brui<illy hin,
in other parts Of the body. The dump
upon striking him jumped the track
with tl' other darkcy, Milford War
rem. still Oh it, and turning over town
Il small cmbauknrnt. caught him ,,r-
acr II. lie was not seriously hurt.
however, only receiving II cut in the
emu amt several bruises on The lrus.
Hr.t!in was carried to Fnlktun, " here
lis remains were given decent
hurinl. Hr was not Instantly killed.,
but died within hplf an hour after the
"ccldent occurred. Warren was
brought to this city. where he will re-
crivc attention at The expense Of the
railroad company.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24

The following is M cpitpmc Of the
situation in Russia at the present writ
Ing: The CZnr and scveiu! other vic
Tins of the bombs are dead. The
Irincess Dal~orouki. his morcanuiir
wife! !goosinto exile. The police are
,tortnring Roussakoir, who threw the
first bomb: Tie follow ing are held
for trial: Tcl"jkoil, who confessed to
participation in the murder; Nlichal
lof. WHO, Mhcn arrested at Rou>Sa-
koh's house. shot apoliccmar; aid .
woman, IIesse .Ucltlnan, who WAS with
Navrotsky when he blew his brains
out upon the entrance Of police imto
his donIici.c. \ church will he erected
on tho spot upon wE,ch ,h Czur fell.
The ,ncw Car will make concessions
to the landed proprictors, who arc be-
'Heved to be less disutlcc.cu tl,an the
other classes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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