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..TuE SIT GUN PoLIcY."
II. A. Richoy says he has often
hoard Of ";he shot gun policy" in
South Carolina but never realized
the tuH iorce ard meaning of tho
words until he had II pracricnl test
IL bringing the mail from Ea>Iry 10
this place last week he discovered
in ieuco corner on the side Of the
road. largo woody dog, which he
was satisfied, from actions and am
pcaranCo, was uS ra6id as the brulrA
ever get. Without hesitation he pull
od out his pistol and fired, striking
the 4 z in the fore leg, which caused
him TO set up IA terrible howl. This
attracted the attention OF tho owner
OF the COG, who happened to be
near, and realizing that his favorilc
dog had been shot, he picked up his
shot gun, aud hallowrd, "yOu have
shot my dog and | will shoot YOU" ut
the same time starting in IL full run
towards MIR. Rlchcy. Mr. Richcy
acting upon the old adage tha,, ''pru.
demcu is the better part OF vaIor,'
and believing also that "diSlan' G
,GndS Cuchanlmvnt to tho view,
laid whip TO his horses and snccrcd-
ed in keeping ont Of range OF the
shot Gun OF the iratr citizou, though
it is sad that the race WAS close
and exciting tor II whiic. An cX-
plunatiou OF the circumstances lrad-
ing to the shouting Of the dog has
satisfied his owner, and Mr.. Richcy
says he will not call for the troops
"r tor the service Of Brewster.
Melton & Co., TO settle the difficult
ty, thus spelling n first rate Outrage
story for the Radical muligncrS of
the good people OF South Carolina.
"Pcacc now reigns in warsaW."
Married. on Dist uIt., by Rev.
WIN. cWh"rtcr, Mr.. james Law
renee of Pickcns County, TO Miss
MeIicn Deem, OF Ga.
Married, at the residence of Mr..
w II. Aslmorc OF this place, by Rov
@ Il. Durant, on Sunday morning,
April Ssh, 1923. Mr.. John Il. IlouS-
ton, OF Aiken, 5. g., and Miss Kate
McFalI, OF Pickcns &. H., ). g.
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IOCJAI4 ITIINGS.


2, Col. Holie finished tho Institute
building 1T his place last week. and
ine school moved into it last Mon
tly.
Corn meal constantly on hand a'
p. ..icFull's Tho corn ls ground ovory
4" eek. Cali and bo supplied.
A heavy rain accompanied with
vivid H%hCning ana loud Thunder,
i"ll ut lhjs place on last Friday
! git. 80
Tho lcl}ow who stole tho ham
+ lm Tive proachor asst week, will
:. INK X that tnoanncss aS one among
/ e,tl"St tricks that sonL him to tho
l }nltcnllary.
Fnrm,r+ yro pretty woll up with
! cir w"Il, and somo Of them will
j noan'y apmmonco planting corn
+ talH accidcut occurred near
{ ,nt}.d .' Wednesday,, 4th instant.
4 -. Duv'a 4. KraSler was driving
Z J,'N nnn is horse took fright at
II approaching train, ran away.
I "".v tn" unfortunate man from
. buggy, and broke his neck. Mr..
1 .aStcr wis citizen OF Peudlcl0n
4 u !racr> muuy friends to mourn
| unlimeIy taking of.
lU il c"wmunication which came
:! .Nj1 'lt"c last week there was q
y uutiIui zig of drb0f Uitac. -
! HHn'@, r.. wo would add that al
I rUGh "' lave never written any,
4 u@ alr. r. our children, we have Il
VI io "".~. health promises her
II a:N J'ar> yet.
w.. @ y Bowen, County Treas
r., Nn' les his annual tax notice
Il "'.I;. calling for the May inA
II Fw"". %, taxes. Tax payers have
- 'r.v.."2r Of paying all their taH-
Z" daring 'j'.a collection, or only a
y; q. I'm "".sh up when tho Z lrc;,o-
III . r-...""'> again in November
= #Hsi"@ and death never tail O
c, ,..
'T%~ ~"all children OF Mr.. Frank
J! ."o .'' tgod respectively about
U'.. 'arS, were rather srri-
OF = ""r' st Friday, the 9th INST :,
~ n.' 5hL IN som" portion OF
tn uNla..", y Of Nc Mahan's mill
" ''1;' ." of one Of the children
"; j.".. 5ht, and in trying to
%" Sd. ... clothing Of the other
tH 49,. caught and all were
E" $ u.'. Detoro rcScucl-a limb
"" cop > OF them being probaIy
IT, l,...
'-'..' \ party Of hands wcr,
-. >''.. - public highway about
Is h':"s list Of EasIny Station, H.
't.. County, on Tues 'ay 81 instant
11.pnS them WA, William Wood
@n norS"tic AMI Industrious CITIZEN.
y 'ad i'n~L oak tree WHS ~IunJluu
go. close to the road, aud the wort;
ting 1t duwm was begun. 81.
'',..I WaoasSiSlju.; when LhO tree !vi,
.''. odSei in another. The falti, (
3 j., it is sad, nro':y5n TWO and y T..
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NEW STORE
AT
u \ Is H Ie TX, -. G.

UNLOCK TO THE NEW STORE AND
= bay your GOODS cheaper than you
have ever bought before. 1t may DC II ms
terry to sOGC parties how VIC can sell at such
reduced prices; come and see and be sal is-
lied. We guarantee our sales 10 be exactly
as represented, and always have n good
supply OF prices quoted on hand. Do not
think, when you call tor these Goods, you
will hear the old cry just out-yostcrday
the day before or week ago, but will
have large supply in to morrow" For
we have the Goods Oh hand and Will always
keep them
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State Of &0g1E9 Carolina
County Of PickcuS
81 J. IL. NEWTON, JvnGE or Ppou,T

BY J. IL. Newton, JUnGE OF PRonNTr.
Whereas, J. }. Lewis, &C Z. has made
suit 10 me, to grant him Letters Of Admin
istralion of the Estate and effects of John
W. Wilson, dcccnSca-
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred nnl cred
ltors of the said John ". Wilson. d;
ceased. that they be and appear before me.
III the Court Of Probate, to he held ar PEEK
ems o. H., on the 9Th day Of Mry 1882
after publication hereof. at II o'c!ock in
the forenoon, T." shcw cause if any they
have, why III" said administration shoulu
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
2Oth day Of March \. D., 1883
J. II. NEWTON, J.p.p.C.
march 20.' 1883 ~ >
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TT II IT '''''' " T ''7''' T v y UIfF-
Whereas, J. }. Lewis, Ger. has made
suit to me, to grant h,m Letters Of Ndmin.
istrniion Of the Estate Of and eff, cts oi
Ascl Reeves, drccag"h
These arc therefore to cite AMI almon.
ish MI and Singular the kindred and crc,I-
itors Of the said AacI Reeves. deceased. thai
they he md appear, before me- ia the Co,m,
Of Probate. to be h"ld nj Pickcns e. II on
the nh day Of Moy next, after public .,
tion hereof nj II o'clock in the forenoon
to show cnn9". If any they have. why III,
said Administration should not H. granted
Given under my h"nl, this 27rh day o.
March Ammo Domini 1893.
}. II. NEWTON, J.p.r.c.
ap 5, 1888 IS Gw
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GH.DTEaYEG.

We have large and well selected lot of
CLoTlllNG, nHd can sell you for So so II
beautiful saqne suit, which will cost you
Sc % everywhere else. You will be con.
vinc"d when you see ii. DO not fail to
Look Mt our Ladies' Cloakcs, they are OF the
most beautiful styles, iram :Il.0O TO $40
All kinds Of Fancy Notions, too nu,ncr-
GUS 70 mCmtiOn nricrs.
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tsafG o. South d'arOlsz2st.
COUNTY OF PICKENS.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Francis Nj. Fnrr as Adninistratrix, and
Henry W. Furr MS Adminislraibr of the
estate OF james Nj. Fnrr, deceased, and
IN thew own right, Plaintiffs, against
George ". Fnrr, Elizabeth Siukcleyj
jaime, W. Fnrr, Jeremiah Farr, Frances
Ann Watkins, Mary Jane McNnb, Salley
NJ. Fnr, Florence Hunt, Alice B. F,rr;
Anna Grace Fnrr, Frances Edward Fnrt,
Mnrgit }. Fnrr, Susan Fnrr, james ID:
Fnrr, Ernest Fnrr, John Fart, Emory
Farr, St"kclcy Farr, Is. +. Perry and Il.
Is. Watkins, Defendants -CurY SrMMoNa
f"n EtLIEf- (NuNrLAIAT NOT $Euvkp
TO the Defendants, George ". Fam, El.:
Tahc'h Stokc!cy, James W. Furr, Jcrrs
miah /" arr, Fr,nccs Ann Watkius Mary
Jane McNnh, Saltry NJ. Fnrr, Forcnrn
Hunt, Alice H Fnrr, Anna Grace Fnrr,
Francr4 Edward Fnrr, Mmqaic }. Iarr;
Susan Fnrr, james ID Fnrr. Ernest Farr,
john Far, Emory Fnrr, Slohclcy Enlr,
B. +. Perry ana Il. u. Watkins.
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ATES.-Nr. juvob Lewis, agrd
i. =. o"iE4 years, died OF pnrumo-
- u his residence in this Count,
3" e Glh instant, ut 8 o'clock y. m.
TaSa IL yCuu4ur brnlhrr OF Mr
.'u $ Lewis, whose death We AN
II cod in "ul issue O! March 20 il
'.,. and was highly respected by
i" Nho knew hlm. He was elect q
',fnty Commissioners Of TINS CUun~
.., 1879, and served one tc.Ll OF
w. years vely acc"ptaOIy to the
.r,e. lie was an exemplary
- .uber of the Baptist church lnr
, '.nbcr Of years brfrro his death,
., . was truthful and strictly honest
| the relations Of ilfc. He leaves
, e., dow, several children, grand
.nH great grand children, besides II
..' a. Of friends to mourn his death.
I'm NJ. Wood, IL grand son OF
Nj. jacob LOWS, aged 26 years,
|i..f Of pneumonia, on the 4Jh inst
,Mil Two days. before the death OF
l|S grand father. lie was Il most
anrthy young man and il consist cnl
.n"rAbcr "f the Baptist church, being
c.,' K OF NJ Ountain Grove church ut
.;n' Limo OF his doath
rank Barr, aged Is or 10 years,
\ most worthy aud promising youth.
sized at the residence Of his father,
hlr. J NJ. Barr, near Ea>ley, ON the
jlh instant. lie WAS buried at Eas>
ry on Saturday following his death.
nHLh is sad at any time, but it is
ra2nIinriy so when it strikes down
hose who arc just verging upon the
& ars of maturity with the hope OF
nu { life stretched "ut before them.
i'ol it is IL debt that all must pay,
1uI whore the necessary prcparu-
,h.ns have been made it is, perhaps.
..s well that 1t should be met in
early life, before the wIcS, snarc>
1nI temptcLions OF the w'rId hay @
"# 'Ountrrsd tho weakness Of tho
,r~h.
Irs. Elcns, wife Of Samuel Edcns,
led last week. We have not hcar d
,hu particulars OF her death, but
it was caused by pncUmo
',H which is so prevCicnl in the
1oonLry at this time.
NILLED A MAD Doc. -Jno. a. Ba,
<or, cOlorcd, writes w lhnt he, in
company with Edward Young. ais,
Dlou hIIa.Ja W.| d..sa. ....l II
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->.''.v 'mrrrUI, exclusive Of
t!r day Of such scrvlcc;, and If you fail 10
answer The cnrnplnint within The time
f'r'-aid, the l.Inint.f in this acIion will
a,pIy to the Court Tor The relief demanded
III the cur.rlnjut.
Dated 1Ih March 1888
PERRY & PERRY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys:
l.. 5 }. j. LEWIS, c.c,r.
To the defendants, Elizabeth Slokclry :
James v. Fnrr, Jeremiah Fnrr, Susan Farr,
Ernest Fa'r, John Fnrr, Emory Fnrr aud
Stokvl"y Farr: Take notice TINT the sum-
mons III tins action, of which The foregoing
is II copy, WAS filed in the "tGcc Of the Clerk
OF the Court Of Common Pleas at Pickens
&. H., IN the county o: PickcnS in the State
Of South Carolina on the 9Th day Of March
1888.
PERRY & PERRY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys:
march IS. 1883 % Gw
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,J.aDo. and was followed to Henry
l"uroncc's, and shot by Baker four
l,mcs Otforc being killed. Bllcr'4
ogn dog was biNcn by tie rabbit
hrnte in the chase, and ~ soon as the
rnol dog WAS disposed OF, Baker
cry scn~ohly killed his own dog.
Tb, deg M described by Baker twas
zig black dog with II whtto ring
0r1und his neck, white feet and IL
lodt three inches OF his tail white. ''
"erhaps some Of our. readers may
1so"gnizc the dog by the description
gwen.
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\ party Of hands wcr,
public highway about

- ,>,.uu r.ro ncrvI~
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New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
PERUVIAN INDEPENDENCE RECLAIMED.

PANAMA, Oct. 17.-Ncws from Peru points to
the prompt occupation Of Lima by the PcIuyaiS Cm'h
residents sacrificing their personal effects ana return
Ing To their native country AucOn Is declared neutral
zlnc Opcy for Ygcsas TO land there aud all preparations
have effected for the evacuation Of Lima as soon az
the Ycsas authorities already on the spot have formed
a police force for the city.
Yrc-ias has purchased three steamers, wherc"th To
troops along the coast in support OF h' authority
The Chilins preparing TO assist him In recovering
Arepo provided that Montcro does not first surrender
to prevent boodscd and war cxactons Montero hopes
to retain the port long enough for Bolivia to secure by
treaty. It's believed that Chill will at least give Bolivia
right of way 10 the fora railroad Several thousand
have left Calao for Arcqpa, but fhc eApeduoh Is
yclcd In mystery. -,
william Jehlrl formerly manager In Peru Ofthe mouse
OF Drcypco, and planter on an extensive SCAT PLu
cccda to Ncw-YOrk By the Acapulco to-day IL ls ru-
mOred that hc Is his 10 Europe commissioned Uy
Ygieslas 10 effect arrangement when Wll ehaoe
Of the paper money with winch Peru Is s"Ampou "
be withdrawn from circulation.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
CHARGED WITH OFHcL4L FR4UDS.
TX-CoIIFCToR BEARD CF HOsTON, sTyEREL Ar
RAIGNs EX-COLLECTOR SIMMONS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRmUNE.l

BosTON, Oct. %. In speech at
Lawrence last night eX-Collcctor Beard made
severe charges against eX Collector simmons
He said that during Smmons's administration Col
ecor of the Port Boston, In the years 1873 1876 and
1877 conspiracy existed with members both inside
and outside OF the service for the smuggling Of
merchandise through the Boston Custom House. and that
hundreds or thousands OF dollars worth OF goods were
smuggled through under forms Of law. This no
petty smuggling by bringing goods ashore in avoidance
OF officers" he said, "but could only have been done by
the conuiyncc and aid OF customs officers in responsible
positions 1t was done in various ways, but largely
through bonded warehouse apparently arranged f0r
this express purpose.
"The laws and department regulations designed for
safeguards against frauds in the Collectors department
were ignored and set aside. Collectors permits were
Granted for the delivery Of goods without examination by
the appraisers whose department Is ordinate with that
Of the Collector and forced through the Naval Onicc
under prctcncc Of special Deposit marked the Col
lecrors permit when such del o,it has been made
Entries covering '119 Of hide cuttings none Of
winch were examined or passed upon by the appraisers,
were made under two names, neither OF which can be-
fnund i'm Boston directories for series of years; nor
either Of these names known to dealers IN hide cut
tngs. These cases, with many more have been traced
10 fhe manufactures in England and found To have
tgincd hastings Scrgcs and silks.
81" was their evident intention 20 destroy all papers
connected with these fraudulent transactions but ug
scattering papers have been found to fa,ten the rcspon
.ihity for the practices allowed. high official now in
the Treasury Department dirI examining thc evidence
disclosed by investigation, sd Ctc were the most an
ducps frauds ever known I'm the history Of the Customs
service OF this country The practices by which these
frauds were cunsuHmacd could not have been carried
on during my administration. Nor could they DE carried
ON under the present administration of the Boston
Custom House. The Dcputy Collector, Immediately
responsible for these transactions, Is now member of
Gotrruor Buffers staff
~ nave Given you brief statement Of some NJ the fact
disclosed bv the investigation u the Treasury Depart
urnt Much more can be- told, coming from the depart
mcnt Investigation ana IIom my own intc-ilsauon-.
Persons cnHiciNdht WIN custom House business VIII
have no difficulty, amer hearing this statement. In fixing
the guilt inside the Custom House where 1t belongs"
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
BETTNG NEATLY AGAINST BUTLER.
A BOSTON GANBIEE's EEAsoNs-TEWEsBURY AND
TIE IRISH DETECTION.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRIDrNr.l


BosTON, Oct. 26.-An interview with some of
the leading betting men in Boston Is given by The
Tnrccr. one of this fraternity am betting
George d. Robinson. have nearly $1,000 the Rcpub
ncan candidate, although I am q Democrat and have
always voted the Democratic ticket Inow feel confident
as yOu will perceive by my money, that Robinson ia going
10 be the next Governor OF Massachusetts,. Butler can
not win this fight. II viii take much investigation to
the betting Is I'm this city in favor Of Robinson
by 81 900 TO $500. This time last year the betting
2 to in favor Of Butler. II you want 10 win bet On
Robinson.
"What has changed mel Wen, I will tell YOU. am a
Democrat but good many Of the Democrats decent
people and intend 10 remain decent people This Tcwks-
bury business has been little too much.
"You win be surprised at things election day,
and think You will find large detection from the Butler
side among the ITisl-Amcricansa much larger detection
than is generally anticipated. Who do you hear the
stump for Butler this yeari Not Collins any great
tent not Gargan and Reilly at ALL but Palmer and Sim
mons The Irsh-Amcrcans seem disposed 20 LET Mc-sr
Palmer and Simmons manage the campaign and play their
hand out"
man connected with one OF the leading poorooms or
the city said We have 1900 even money our
books. The odds given are $40 TO 500. or 800 10
800, in favor Of Robinson. week lSt Saturday
recorded bet OF $50 that RobnsOn's majority
would not exceed 5000. also placed 300 against $50
that Robinson would not get 10000 majority"
The proprietor of another pco-TOom on fremont Row
said Oh, there large odds in OF Robinson.
$500 place Robinson. He willing 10 give odds
Of 800 do not find difficult 20 place such bcts, but
find II almost impossible 10 place even money. The
money have placed the election 10 date aggregates
$1,000
Butler will be reelected, offered to place $500 the
suit. The money instantly covered and the party
who covered II offered TO double the amount, but tho
Butler man evidently thought $500 was enough, for ho
did not accept the Offer
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

PANAMA, Oct. IT, Lima, Arequipa and other
Peruvian towns felt an earthquake, which Frustrated
few houses. on September 30.
There eleven candidates for the presidency OF the
Bolivian National Convention which was to meet on Oc-
obcr0 The Liberals were gaining strength at last ac
counts.
The Chlans celebrated Independence day on septem-
Der IS. Mr. Logan United states Minister attended the
Presidents banquet that evening
American machines OF 100 horsepower each' ana ca
pabe excayang 5000 cubic metres day. have begun
work the interoceanc canal here. The dredge Her
cuez, at work Colon surpasses expectation ana
takes out 900 metres In ten hours This VIII De III
creased 10 600 metres under favorable circumstance
This greatly exceeds previous facilities as to cause
great astoni5hment.
The government OF Nicaragua Is authorized to combine
with those OF other Central American States to guarie
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
NQURMG INTO ALLEGED BRIBERY.
DID TIE STANDARD OIL COMPANY HAVE TESTIMONY
SUPPRESSED

HARRISBURG, Oct. 26.-The legislative com
mttee appointed to investigate the charges that the stan
dard Oil Company has paid money to suppress certain
testimony obtained by the State in s suit against the
company held another session to-day. Senator Emery,
OF McKea County, the principal witness He said
he had loaned $4,000 TO f. G. Patterson While he in
Europe, to work against the Standard Oil Company and
endcayOr to furnish sufficient evidence upon which the
State could the stock of the corporation This
money subsequently paid back by Patterson. Where
Patterson got the witness did not know but he did not
believe it paid Patterson for the suppression OF any
evidence relating the company He believed Patter-
~ be an honest man and knew that he had for years
been bitterly lighting the stand trd OIL Company. The
Senator said from what he could learn he believed that
the company had simply paid Patterson $500 for his
peace In order 10 have him fighting the com
pany. He knew Of unlawful proceedings. Senator
Emery's law partner A. H. Logan called rs the next
witness, but hO knew nothing about the affair. The COM
mltee adjourned to meet November H. In New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
NJ. DE LEssEps ON ENTERPRISES

PARIS, Oct 26.-At the annual meeting of the
Five Academies, NJ. de Lesseps delivered a long
lecture the scientific and ciyilzing character of
great enterprises intended to facilitate intercourse
between nations. He insisted that the maritime
highways should longer be subjected to the vicis
studcs of the active politics Of governments Seas
straits, Bosphoruscs and maritime canals must be
freely open at all times irrespective Of all intcna
tioual conflict. He said that the construction Of
tho Suez canal and the eventual cons truction Of
the Panama canal have effected the introduction Of
a new principle which ismorc important even then
the execution of the works, namely, vast assoca-
tiou OF the capital Of the world which cOnduced to
the solidarity Of the interests of all nations.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
TOPICS IN TIE DOMINION.

QUEBEC, Oct. 26.-Thc Marquis Of Lomc and
tho Princes. Louise will sail tomorrow for England, by
the Sandman
OTTAWA, oct. 28-The Marquis Of Lan7downe has re-
considered his decsison not to accept addresses OF vel
come nom the National societies.
ST. JOHs n. b. oct cot said that one of the pas
acngers of the steamer Canada who passed through st.
John few days ago the way 20 Ncw-lork ws recog
nzcd and spoken 10 here by man who formed his ac-
nalntance IN New-York some time ago n the alleged
informcr James McDcImOtt. MCDcmOt denied MS ldeh-
tity. and di-clamcd any previous acquaintance
MONTREAL, Oct 2G.-Tho seizurc before Judgment by
the Rhode Island Locomotive Works for $4,000 against
the Southeastern Railway Company was quashcd by jus
tice Ranyillc to-day
New-York tribune., 1883-10-27
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
CHICAGO Oct. 2G-Ihe Special Committee OF the
rnird states senate General Logan chairman inquire
into the Mississippi River Improvements Will start for the
ELECTION OF FRANCISCAN sUPERIoRs
TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 2G.-Ihe chapter OF the
GnnsS9n o S the m o oyents named yacusS the Rev
Leonard Reich Utc9 he Rey AsAi hoecI@SeT @ & APIHy P
Jachel The other places will be ned at the disposition o
Wv NO CHANGE IN COAL PRICES
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 26.-COmmittces OF the
Lchgh and Scuykll coal exchanscs met hls e y
decided to make no change IN prices oi coal during No
yCmbcI.
SENTENCED FOR VIOLATING THE NEUTRAIITY;
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Captain y. {. Rand ana
mate Thomas Pender the TrOpc who con
S % eIc aV Sentenced by Judge Butler to one year.
imprisonment, ana to pay inc OF 5000 aud the costs Of
INDICTMENT OF COAL OPERATORS.
ST. LOUIS Oct; 2GmFfty Operators sim, in the ne
violating the law requiring scales for weighing coal 10 DC
placed IN each mine
BOWIE, Ariz., Oct. GA courier from Lieutenant
Hunters camp on silver Creek brings adIces 'hGt
night and that even more were coming m They VIII all De
NOT TRAIN ROBBERS.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct 26.-Despatches from walnut
Ridge and other places sy mat s a men @ IA % sIGe SS
day night were wood choppers who expected s9PPes% % Sa
retired without any demonstration
AN ILLINOIs GIRLS SUICIDE.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 26.-This morning Miss Mary
sick bed while with fever and throw herself III Oht
OF "A passenger train. She was fatally injured.
THE GEO RGIA KU-KLUX TRIAL.
ATLANTA, Oct 2G.-The argument in the Ku-Klux
trial was ended evening and the went to the jury
THE CAPE COD CANAL
SANDWICH, Oct 26.-The directors of the cape
cod ship canal Company here to-day and the reports OF
officers read No doubt the canal Will be Completed IN
less than two years. from the present Indications
CANAL COMMERCE.
ALBANY, Oct. 26-Up to the present time this
the canals have carried 4t92ISt tons OF egh; II;
C 675 ons There detention daring the season.
THE MORMON MISSION IN HAWAII
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 26-Ihe report OF the
Mormon Mission sandwich Isanda published yCster
day. by the church. shows membership OF $500 Inc hIns
WAS present september conference on tho Island Inc
church large plantation there The mission II
a0urshinE.