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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23
THE CHARLESTON MUSIC FESTIVAL.

The grand Music Festival which is to be
held in Charleston, November 27-29, will open
on the first named day, next Monday, with
public dress rehearsal at s p. NJ. On Tuesday
evening at the same hour the first grand con-
cert will be given, and on Wednesday evening
the Festival will close with the second concert.
The singers are busy practicing for the Festi-
val, and it's prospects are very promising. 1t
will offer great attraction to the Charleston
visitors during the progress of the Industrial
Exhibition. A very handsome programme has
been published, of which 10000 copies are to
be distributed in North and South Carolina
and Georgia, which is at once an ADVERTISE
ment of the city and of the Festival. OF the
prospects of this enterprise and its probable
success, the Neus and Courier says:
1t is gratifying to observe the great inter.
est taken in the Charleston Music Festival
by the public press outside of the city. There
is serious talk of a special train to be star
ted from Augusta on the first day of the Fest-
val. Atlanta will send large quota; the
same is said of Wilmington, n. c., Savannah
and Columbia. The manager, Mr. Doepp,
says that in addition to the offers received
from Clara Louise Kellogg and Emma Thurs
by he also received a proposition from Miss
Minnie Hank to be introduced to the Charles
ton public, but as the programme has already
been issued the offer was declined.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23


RA1IpOAD ISTELLIGESCE.--Th fast train,
on Southern roads will soon he in operation,
and mail, express and passenger transit will
be on the CREASED lightning plan. The sched-
ules for the trains and mails are now being
made and will soon be in operation. There is
q general anxiety to have the fast trains, and
so much talk on the subject has caused sus-
picion that they will be long delayed, but look
out
1t is about settled that the running of the
passenger trains on the Air Line is to be re-
sumed the later part of this week and their
RESUMPTION settles, it is thought by mail
men, the question of whether the North and
South mails will 60 to the Atlantic Coast Line
or the Kennesaw Route or be carried 10y the
Richmond and Danvlle. The r. & D. will
keep it and we will again have two daily
trains to Atlanta. Charlotte Journal, Sunday
HOME AGAIN FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Mr.. c. J. Key and wife, who reside near Rock
Hill and who left just one year ago to visit
their children who are living in the central
part of South America, yesterday arrived back
home. Mr. Key stopped for day at the Char
lotte Hotel in this city, and is one of the hap
piest men to get back imaginable. He says
that the South American country is simply a
horrible one and though his children say that
they are pleased with it, he knows that they
are not, and does not see how they can live
there. He saws he would not stay in that
country if every acre of land it contains were
given him. The trip for himself and wife cost
him $1,000. He is Is years old and will re-
open his old mercantile business near Rock
Hill and spend the balance of his days in peace
on the old sod --Chnrlottr Observer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23

and many of them threw their certificates away
after voting. But the ''eight box system"
was not confusing to the colored citizen alone.
Several white voters lost their ballots at this
precinct-among them a physician, two law
ycrs, and the story goes that even candidate
deposited one of his ballots in the wrong box.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23
AJJRORAI, DISPLAY.

On Friday night many of our citizens wit
messed magnificent auroral display, the finest
that has been seen since 1861.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23
Comparative Cotton Statement.

Liverpool Cotton Marker.
Last weeks circular of the Liverpool Cotton
Brokers' Association says Cotton has been in
increased demand, and quotations are generally
maintained American has been in fair demand,
without material change, except in prices for
higher grades, which are generally l-l6d. lower.
In sea island there was a moderate business, at
rather easier prices. FloridaS were neglected.
Futures, after several unimportant fluctuations,
closed dull, but at l.64d at Ltd. advance on
Vprk
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE MATTERs.--As
mentioned in the Observer of last Tuesday
morning, the directors of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad, decided that it would be
inexpedient to declare dividend for the past
quarter, but the interest on the income de,
benture bonds due April |, 1889, was ordered
to be paid. The company paid interest then
due on these bonds last month. COL A. 5.
Buford, President of the company, says that
:'after a consultation lasting several hours We
determined that it was for our best interests
to pass the dividend for the last quarter. The
road is doing more business and earning more
money than eyer before in its history. The
net earnings in October were sufficient to pay
the quarterly dividend, but we wish to put
ourselves on the frmest financial standing,
and therefore will use the surplus in paying off
the floating debt and making such additions to
our property as will enable us to handle the
immense business offering on our roads. we
are i'm first-class condition as to steel rails and
station Accommodations, but have immediate
use for ut least one thousand more freight
cars, ''-Chdrl0tte ObSerrfT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-23
TAX COLLECTIONS.

The County Treasurer's books were closed
on the 10th instant, after which date the pen
atty attaches to all unpaid taxes. The total
assessment for the fiscal year 1881 WAS 500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
TELEGRAPH
Foreign.

CLYDE, 6.-The ship joiners who have
been on strike, met this morning, and
listened 10 the reading Of letter from
Sir Donald Currie, who previously made
some suggestions to employers fer set
Element OF the diferenc The meeting
passed q resolution OF fdence In
Currie.
London, Cat meeting OF the Irish
parliamentary party held to-day, 1t was
agreed to support Sir Stafford NORTH
cote's amendment against cloture. Far-
nell made an urgent appeal that all tne
party be present in the House Wnen
a division on the bill was taken.
Anthony Trollope's illness Is Dot any
thing IN the nature OF fit but paralysis
efthe head. This morning he Is sllgntly
better, and hopes are entertained OF his
complete recovery.
The French steamship Rouen, from
Hayre for New York, with 800 passen-
gers. put into Falmouth with lis cylln-
der broken
Paris, 6-Paris papers are much lrri-
tated at the European surveillance, and
urge tly urge the government to care
fully guard the interests of France
against the rapacity of the British.
The socialist working men yesterday at
Montmsre. adopted resol utions denounc-
ing NJ. Ciemencion for deserting the
cause of the people. A resolution was
also passed censuring and admonlshlng
him to change his course in the future.
The King of Corea has concluded a
treaty OF commerce with England upon
the same basiS as the present CoreAn
American treaty.
Nienrs,' 6.-The main points in the
new scheme for the reorganization of the
Austrian army is the formation of four
teen corps of equal power and numbers
to be recruited frUm the provinces.
Phillipopolis, 6. The Russian consul
at this point having entered into Intrigue
and thereby secured, by the aid Of some
mRlcontents, the election of their csndi-
date for president of the assembly, who
holds strongly prO-Russian views, public
feeling hes become strongly excited over
the matter, and 60 much Indignation is
expressed that the national party will
take steps to bring the matter OF the cleo
ton before the assembly.
. Belgrade, 6.-The cabinet which re-
Gently resigned because they thought
King Milan disspproved their move
ments for the punishment Of persons en-
gagged in the plot to kill him, have agreed
to remain in Office at the solicitation Of
the King himself.
Vienna, 6.-Russisn police have been
officially notified of the discovery of 3
conspiracy at PaltawA for the rising OF
the peasantry. This nest of 200 conspir-
tors, most Of whom, when the attempt
wa made to capture them by the police.
escaped by jumping from the windows.
The Geneva federal council denies the
truth of the reports that there exists in
Switzerland any anarchist committees.
Berlin, General Schwernltz. am
bassador of the German government al
st. Petersburg, and General WerGer, an
attsche eff the legation there. have asked
the Empe to recall them on the
ground that radical changes have taken
place in Russia since the death of the last
Gar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
Fire Record.

Redbank, n. j., GA fire last night
destroyed twenty stores and Offices. The
loss is estimated at $50, 900; .rtly in
Lured.
Owen Sound, Ont, 6.-The propeller
Josephine Kidd, from this place for
Lyons Head, was burned off Cape Com
mOdore, last night. The crew was saved
but the vessel and cargo we're total loss.
Shreveport, La, Ga fire this even
ing in Is. Woolf's dry goods store, Texas
street. near Spring, destroyed half o
dozen business houses. The loss is es-
timsted at 100000; insurance about
%75, 900.
New York, 6.-The fremen we're kept
busy during the twenty four hours end
ing at 6 O'Clock yesterday morning. No
fewer than twelve distinct fires Ia thee
hours, some requiring two, and one three
different alarms. Loss not serious, but
the number is unprecedented.
New Y TX, 6, 2 a.m.-At 9 80 dis
patch from Redbsrk, N. j.. stated That
q fire there had been burning two hours
and half in tia business portion of the
city, just opposite where the last two fires
occurred. At that TIM the entire block
was consumed, including the Western
Union Office and extending up Broad
street, including the Methodist Church,
and threatening the National Bank.
Abou. wanty business houses in all.
The dis stches we're sent from the rail
ro,d Office No communication since
Proba lily the dAp0t or wires connecting
with il are turned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
Pennsylvania Politics.

Chicago 6.-TimeS Philidelphis spec
ial: PolIticisns ara figuring on thu
result of Tuesdays election. Returns
Of the final canvass are all in at the DEM
ocratic headquarters. Chairman Hinsele
refuses to give out figures for publiea-
ton, but it ia known that plurality OF
II, 600 is anticipated for Pst,ison, INDIE
pendert.
Cbairmsn Mckee has confined his e-ti-
mates to the votes for Stewart, and at
the very lowest calculation, making an
allowance for everything. be c aims
IU0 OO0.
Things are very much mixed at the
Stalwsrt headquarters. It is still claimed
that Beaver will be elected. Gray said
the plurality will be Is, 900 With one
gentleman who called, he went over the
counts and he gave Beaver II 900 plu-
1slity in this city, and gave old time
nsjorities to other counties TO justify his
claim. He puts StuwArt at 10000.
1t is doubtful if Beaver leads at all in
this city. McMsnn bss ven cut Ordera
that the entire Beaver ticket be quietly
knived and this will make a great differ
epce in the votes Nc u ann was paying
up old scores with Cameron.
Nothing but an earthquake can pre-
vent the election of Pattison.
The democrats will gain several con-
gressmen. The present delegation con
sists of nineteen republicans and eigh-
teen democrats, the new delegation vii
be pretty eve7ly divided. with every
prospect that the democrats will just TUT
the majority. The democrats put dowI
their gain at eight congressman "a Cor
tain and anticipate more.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
Mexican News.

City Of Mexico, "A society has been
org Anized for the encouragement Of
mining interests in the repu bic. Among
its promoters RreE Perfno Diaz and many
of the most active and wealLhiest men
of the country. Gen. Paeheco, minister
of public works, is the president.
The reciprocity treaty with the United
States is sgain discussed by the presa,
but meets with little favor. Reciprocity
with the natives is unpopular, as Mexico
revenues are derived principally from
importation dutiee. The arrival Of
Romero hss caused TIE discussion.
The committee or custom mouse re-
forms has prepared regulations iac'litat-
ing the transit of goods by railway across
the northern frontier and simplifes the
tariff generally.
C4marRo, Mexico, ga fever, which
at first was confined To the lower and
middle class, is spreading among 81
classes. There have been twenty-five
deaths 10 the past ten days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
Deaths.

Washington, s Hon. John Stickney,
United States district attorney for the
Northern District OF Florids, died to-day,
At Providence Hospital, in this city, in
R.ar ADMIT al Chss. II. Poor died here,
of apoplexy. He entered the service in
1927, and was retired 10 1870.
New Yord, Ga man, supposed to be
Geo. w Marshall, tinsmith of California,
wss found yesterday insensible on the
streets and died to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

CATARRH CURED. health and
sweet breath secured bv ''S Sb III o,tlts
G 4niadti remedy. Price soc. Nasal
Drug Store. ~ = H. u ~ ~ l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
Postal Changes.

Washington, 6.-Pacifc Coat postal
changes-Estsbl ished; Clements, San
Joaquin County, California, ChAs.
Bamert, postmaster; San Pedro, San
Angeles County. Jno. Jacoby, post
master. Postoffice discontinued: Stanton,
CHA County, Arizona. Postmasters sp-
pointed: San Mato, San Mato County,
California, VIM. Price: VIM. Brush
Prairie, Clarke County, Washington, E.
81. Clarke; Lehi City, Utah County.
Utah, Jas. BArwood; Casa Grade, Pinsl
County, ArizNna, Jno. @. Loss; Great
Riville, Pima County, Arizona, Edward
DoRner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
Miscellaneous.

Yankton, Dakota. 6.-The officials
here have been notified that President
Arthur declines to interfere in the case of
Brave Bear, sentenced to be hanged on
the 18th inst, for the murder of Joseph
johnson. dischchsrRed soldier. near
Fort Sully, in 1877.
New York, 5.-Forty head Of trotters
and .thoroughbreds from the celebrated
Erdenheim breeding farm Of Commodore
Kittson, of s.. Paul, Mimi, were sold
at auction here to-day, because the
Commodore hadn't room for them. The
sale realized Sl3,525, al average Of $S47.
New York. 6.-James Gordon Ben
nett arrived from Europe, yesterday, on
the GerTSGaiG.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

DlsBAsEs OF DOGS, a PRACIC AL
guide for every dog owner on cart
dogs and prevention and treatment OF tnei
diseases, $50, Dog Training, Zoe. hunting
r ,afdernlist, so. OF booksellers or by ms. 1
4 sap HANRY CO., 10 Spruce ST. y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1O.OO am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden 3
2. 10 q. n. from Butte.
GEO. ". THATCHER, supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
The Ostrich farm.

New York, 6.-Twenty-two ottrlehes'
,on male and twelve female, were taken
70 Central Park yesterday by Pfothes
y 81 v;ii keep them there until he has
a y I0 suitable PLACE for his ostrich
farm in America. Dr. PRONE sag ne
10r start in New York state, out ne ne
svnected in feW years there ~ooia oe
many farms in the south, snd on acc c, ! o.
1.-THE high price of rent here be would oe
U,.hIe to compete with them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
Dissatisfaction In the sand
WIch Islands.

Washington 6.-Dispatches received
by the acting secretary of the navy, this
morning from the commander Of the
United States ship Alaska, at Honolulu,
report a serious state Of affairs there,
growing out of the dissatisfaction among
sugar planters. The planters have formed
a protective union and made protest to
the King against the selection of his
cabinet. They urge q more liberal and
progressive policy than is indicated by
the Kings movements. The King, IN re-
plying, recognized the right of all to N axe
suggestions if they entertained any
grievance and assured the members of
the union that their appeal will be con-
sidered; meantime there has been no
change in the situation and the King has
issued 8 proclamation that be would be
crowned February 18th. The report
further says that the matter mAy pro bsbly
drift along until coronation day, when
indications point to disturbance If the
alleged evil is not remedied. The COM
plants of the members appear to be
general that the policy oithe govern
ment is not sufficiently liberal and they
urge better opportunity for bringing in
labor and the adoption OF a course to in
sure the continuation Of the reciprocity
treaty with the United States, which is
acknowledged has added 30 largely to the
wealth Of the planters. The union Is
prepared to send representatives to the
United States to urge continuation OF
the treaty after Its expiration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07
Mothers Should Know 1t

Fretful babies cannot help dis
turbing everybody, and mothers
should know how soothing Parker's
Ginger Tonic is. 1t stops babies
pains, makes them healthy, relieves
their own anxiety and is safe to
use.-JoatT7l0I.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-07

g~,.tS MN 81 ii t.S. ".,''
,onild. n,Ake uras htJIs voiuIIt
che HGkALb bluaeri A0es wprA Ii
Svnrv atViS And at rSssA,aahIa r$SA'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-17
TnE PORTLAND noRReR.

We know Of no caaa in the annals
of crime that is moro terrifying than
tho murders committed hy the notorious
wretch, Carrie Bradley, in Portland.
How many poor, weak men hevo bscn
deceyed into her don and robbed aud
murdered no mortal can toll. Ii is
enough TO know that several have gone
that way. The recent discovery of
She murder Of Brown by this woman
has led to the discovery of the remains
Of other victims. among them y man
by the name Of Wslch, Money and
revenge were the motives that induced
these murders. Nothing equsls it but
tho criminal cases of the Bondars.
Daring all these months Ihat the blood
of her victims was crying for vengeance
not person discovered OF suspected
lhs murder. Bodies could not be
recognized that wero taken from the
river ~htrs thsy had been sunk by
this woman. No suspicion attached
to her until lately, aud then nothing
would have boen discovered had not a
few rocr depravsd girls confessed to a
knowledge Of these crimes. Why the
police did not work this up before il q
matter OF woader. IL was runored
some ,iAe ago that Carrie Bradley =
hack wsa seen at tho river under sugpi-
eious citcumstaness. This woman was
nsto,ious and one Of tho worst Of her
kind on record. Tie hope TO rid the
city of her presence perhaps blinded
the oiTiccrs to a more thorough Eolrch
into her apartments aud conduct. All
wanted 10 have her leave tho country,
bslievinz at the time tka. sho was a
dangerous element ia Portland. Those
vile deas Of iufamy in Portland arc =
disgrace to that city. They are noto-
rious ard have been f,r years Per-
mitsed to exiat in the very centre OF
tho business portions ef The place,
under the shadow Of churches, in the
hearing of the chants in Sunday
schools, and beioro tho eyes OF the
children. Portland is governed more
By what can be made oat OF street and
other contracts tlaa it is 10 correct its
morals. To correct the morals Of the
vicious, or to exttrmisRte the sinks of
iniqaitY, does 10: seem to ts feature
in the independent combination. Carrie
Bradley snd her crimes we're not the
'dsughtes' spoa whom the ex:orlioher
piled bis harp" Portland vii! soon
realizs that i, would have been better
financially aud m'rally had Jss
Simons ceived h;s certiGcate 4, the
elected Mayor Of lhat city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-17
, FL
TnE kTAEwaETs SCORED.

Thoa. NJ Neoaall, ia card
in the \. Y. Tribune of last Sat
urday, gives the stalwait ring Of tho
Republican far'y the following severe
eaE.igasion:
All OF you who glory IN the name Of
stalwarts, and took part ia toe villihct-
ten and abuse OF President Garfield
last summer, v ho sought 10 eontreI hls
saicial action, or degrade or destroy bis
character aud reputation, arc resPonai.
Die To- his mzraer. liza blood is sn the
garments of the whole gang Of you, and
Tou cannot wips il of. You AaTe been
dealt with very tendsrly touching your
grave responsibility for this crime, bsi
everybody knows you are guilty, aud
you feel it ycutselses IN your inner
most souls. Il vas your Eeuse and de.
uunciatiou that "iuspireG" GnitvAu to
remove the president as a political ns-
ees.ity, aud you will net DO permitted
mEch lsngsr 10 hide tho stains on your
hands or diAtrAc. attention from them
bv raising tho dust around The heels oi
Blaine, BY throwing mud on sherman,
or hsaping ridieulo on me. Your crime
was no: merely the murder Of man,
It waa the transfer OF government by
murder 20 the hands OF = faction Of 1he
party, which, ii the question could have
been submitted 10 the people A. IAs
ti,as il vas dono would not have rueelV'
ed oas vote In n thousand. One would
shiak that with such fac. hangiaJ oT'
er your heads in the clear daylight o.
public knowledge you would have sssse
enough, though destitute Of all dseen-
cy, to enjoy The lease Of poEer the as
sassin gave you, while the law h!lows
withou, psrsistsntiy Tillifying ibo ehos
eli friends AID associates Of your VIC
tim, who was the nations choice. Why,
yoa are tho most stupid fools in the
world 10 Keep OF provoking discussion
ef these oil matters. foa E.aad as ae-
knowleAssd criminals. as morally re-
sponsible for aud guilty Of Garhs!d's
murder but against you, Oh account
Of your friends and the good same Of
the community, prosecuting witnesses
are 10th to proceed. But when you
treat mercy as cowardiOe, and to guilt
ead insoleuse and defiance, you arc nc
longer entitled TO forbearauec. So now
if you want reconsideration and full dis
cussion Of the whole subject proceed
with your abugo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-17

oAknLLn, Feb 18th, 1882.

Editor DentowaE
Everything seems to be quite dali
here al present. Some plowing has
bsen done. Grsin looks we'll and the
prospects for good crop during the
coming season il fair.
There has been some sickness here
lately and a few deaths.
Niss Ollie Jackson came home from
near Tangent few days ago on a visit
10 friends, and vas taken very Ill sud
denly. She is now improving.
Rev A. M. Achsson Loaf his little
girl . week or two age. She was about
two years and half old.
Another Of OregoA's pioneers has
gons TO rest. Mrs. DAlinda Go0dall,
Of Marion county, died at the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs. w. 81. John,
near OAkvills on Friday, FEB 10th.
Deceased was born in Ohio in the year
1886, enigratsd to Illinois and cams
10 this country in lS47, settling in
French Prairie. where she has resided
ever since Her husband died about
enc year ago, and now she has gone 10
join him, whsro there will be no moro
separation. (Oregsnian please copy }
"A msstinE Of citizsns wss held last
Monday to mako arrangements 10 put
. ferry beat on the river at Corvallis.
A joint stock company, composed Of
the farmers on this side of tho river,
was orgasizsA and will be incorporated
this week. The stock is placed At
$1,000, divided into 100 shares at Sl0
each, and ne single individual is allow
ed 10 hold over 5 shares. Tie boat
will be built and ready for buSireHs By
the 18th Of April, and it il proposed
10 charge not over half the usual prices
The incorporators are Wa. Bogue, w.
RAIDER, Wilbanks, Joseph Emery and
Q. YAtos. The stock will be taken BY
farmers on this side Of tho river, who
by this means expect 70 get THEN
ferriags at . much lower rate thGa they
have been in the habit Of paying.
OLKvILLE.