The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-04-13
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Gen. Rosecrans has been elected
Chairman of the Democratic Con-
yressional Campaign Committee.
The President is receiving petit
tons from all parts of the country
asking him to pardon Sergeant
Mason.
Prompted by jealousy, rejected |
suitor at Cherry6eld, Me-, killed a
young widow in the street by cut
ting her throat.
Tobacco killed a boy of Is, at
Blair, Neb. he not only chewed
great quantities of the weed, but
swallowed the juice.
In Spartanburg county there
have been registered this year 1000
agricultural liens, representing IN
round Numbers $4,000.
Two boys quarrelled about a
girl in Wheeling, W. Va One shot
the other through the heart, killing
him. Murderer arrested.
A boy twelve years old delibe-
rately hanged himself at Elkton,
Md, on Tuesday. His smlnd was
affected by typhoid fever.
A new bell, bearing the inscrip-
| ton, Sinners, this bell calls you to
the worship OF Christ and nothing
more has been presented to the
Baptist church Of fDedham, Mass.
It is said that the decision OF
| the Russian commission in favor OF
compelling Jews to quit rural dis
tricts will have the effect of de-
priving million people of homes.
Advices from London announce
that Chile's terms with Peru in
clude the cession of Tarapaca, an
indemnity Of S20,000,000, and the
possession of half the guano islands.
| The Atlanta Constitution men
tions the case Of A. NJ. Camp, who,
starting with a capital of s25
about ten years ago, is now man
ufacturer doing a business amount
ing to s350,ooo year.
| Guiteau says he makes from $40
to $50 day selling his photographs
and autographs. Right.feeling peo-
pie will rejoice that there are left
but 10 days of the scandalous
liberty allowed the wretch for this
traffic with fools.
That the Changers are still alive
in the West is shown by their
ownership of ninety public halls in
Michigan, rangingin cost from $500
to $4,000. These are used for the
meetings of the oranges and rented
out for other purposes.
Ez Congressman A. S. Wallace
authorizes the statement in the
Rock Hill Herald that he will not
be a candidate for Office at the next
election. He says he IS getting too
old to stand the fatigues incident
to a squabble for Office.
The Republicans of Ohio are
gerrymandering that State so as to
make the Democratic chances as
small as possible. The bill which
they have arranged for redistrict-
ing the State gives the Repubh-
cans II and the Democrats 4 dis
tricts.
The Lutheran Church, to which
Princess Helen of Waldeck belongs,
does not sanction the celebration
of marriages between Ash Wednes-
day and Easter Monday. Hence
the Duke of Albany's marriage will
not take place until the last week
in April.
Eldridge Cain, colored, of Abbe.
vile, formerly member of the
Radical Legislature, has originated
a "cotton chopper" which is said
to be very simple and effective,
possessing decided merits. He has
been endeavoring to raise the
means to secure patent.
The premium list for the next
State Fair is being prepared for
early distribution, and Secretary
Holloway says that with improved
arrangements and management and
new features in the premium list,
the directors are determined that
the exposition shall be the best
that the State has ever seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower, of Jefer-
sonville, Ind, were divorced. Mr..
Bower, who had been the CON-
plainant, went to the woman with
an offer of marriage. She consent
ed with pretended gladness, and
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