The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
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BY OUR SPECIAL.

LHaL III" IollO" llS Hliueu peiso1S WIZ
be invited by President Cleveland to 6
seat in his Cabinet:
Secretary OF State-T.- F. Bayard.
Delaware.
Secretary OF Treasury-A. S. Hewitt,
n. Y - -..-.. r. e.
Secretary Of War-Geo, B. Mcclellan,
l.! NJ
Secretary Of Navy-W. W. Eaton,
! Conn.
Secretary of Interior-Jos. E. Nc
Donald, Indiana. =
Post-M.-Genl.-H D. Money, Miss.
Atty-Genl.-A. H. Garland, Arkansas
IeXpect there will be some change il
the above slate when President Clevc-
land makes known his selection. Geo.
II. Pendleton OF Ohio has been men
toned in connection with the. position
Of Secretary OF State, w. c. Whitney
and VIM. Dorsheimcr of n 7. and S. J..
Randall OF Penn, with that OF tie Sec'y.
ofT-easury, WIS. RosencranS OF CaliTor-
MIA and Frank Jones Of New Hampshire
with Secretary Of Wa-, A. P. German
of Maryland and B. F. Jonas of Lous-
lana with the Navy,W. F: Villas, Wis
cousin, A. G. Thurman, Ohio, and Carl
| Schurz, Interior Dept, A. E. Eaw1on,
Georgia, II. G.. Davis, West Virginia.
Po>t-M M.-Genl. Mr.. Garland seems to
have bat little opposition for Atty-Gen}.
Other names have been discussed but
these are the most prominent. The IN
dependents, it is said, are not asking q
Cabinet position OF the new administr;,-
ton. They prefer TO occupy 4 neutral
position, in order. to retain their iden-
tity rs distinctly an independent organ
izatiou, believing that tllcy-can in this
way be Of greater benefit to the people
and exert i g.eater influence for the
cause Of reform. President Cleveland
has thus fur displayed considera bic skill
in har,nonizing the different factions Of
his party, and it is to be hoped that the
personal interviews which lie has been
having with the Representatives Of the
States will give him correct idea Of
their condition and the administration
most needed to buill ur, <olidify and
develop the material and industrial in-
tere>t OF the country. ......,... H..
The Palmetto Teoman is now published
III tile second story OF The building at l54
Main street, east SIDE, between Plain
and Banding.
The water works are now owned
(witliout ehcumbrancc) by the city. The
last insta:ment due was paid to Col.
Pearce Is. Al on the 4;h inst. The
| amount including interest was S2,SSS.
The machinery nsed in forcing the wa
ter through the pipes to the distributing
basins and hydrantS in the city is run
bv water from the old canal. for the use
OF which water is furnished to the State
Institutions. State House, Penitentiary
and Asylum without charge. ~.
Toney Mayer OF Lancaster County,
charged with burglary, and for whom a
reward of fifty dollars had been offered,
was captured by Policeman Ogg in this
place on the evening of the 9Th. He is
the man who slipped out of q room in
the Grand Central Hotel several nights
ago, where he had been taken by two
young men TO hold rs O. prisoner and re-
turn with him on the Charlotte train on
the following day; giving as reason
for not turning hin, over to Sheriff Row
an for safe keeping that they did not
care to publicly criminate the young
man here il they could avoid it. He
| showed his appreciation Of their con>id-
GRAFTON by going ont while they were
| asleep, carrying what money he could
| find in the pockets OF their clothing with
him.
Hon. w. w. Ray, the Representative
OF the Young Democracy OF Ricllland
County in the House. left Columbia on
Saturday the 7th for Louisville, to Al.
tend course of lectures at the Louis
Vile Medical College, Louisville, Ken
tucky.
Dir. Thomas Anderson OF Fairfield
| County (who had ten other applicants
| TO contend with) was made by the Di-
rectors Of the Prnitentiary, Manager Of
the Canal. st their meeting On tile 9TH
instant.
I Gcnl. T.. F. Youmans was heard by.
Judge Bryan in Greenvilie last week IN
behalf of MessrS. Reigel, Scott & Co.,
who asked that the Sheriff be; restrained
from selling the assigned stock of ". j.
Young. Agt., in which assignment R.A.
Young had been given preference, and
that His Honor. appoint a Receiver Of
said Estate. d., The Petition was granted
and Sheriff Saml. W, Rowan was
named as the Receiver.
Mr.. E. 3. Bleasr. late OF Newberry,
has opened q boarding house at 67 Plain
street, one OF the most desirable build
ings and localities in the city.
While the conyicts were. engaged in
blasting rock on the canal OIL Saturday
a premature explosion occurred, which
injured painfully if not seriously several
of the couvicts. While Dr.. Pope was
examining the wounds another eXplo-
sion gave him A considerable shock,
which stunned him for awhile but WAS
not attended with further injury.
Mr.. ). o. Meredith was here on the
9th. .
Mr. T. w. Holloway aud A. N. Aiken
stopped over here returning from Char
lesion. where they had been IN attend.
anee rpon the meeting OF the State
Grange. ... ...... .-..
Sheriff w. ". Riser. L. P. w. Riser
and D. S. SatteIwhite. Of Newberry,
were in Columbia on the 1tb. They
brought with them some recruits for the
penitentiary.
i Jas. 7. Fair. accompanied by Mrs. F..
passed through the city on the 7th, re.
turning from visit to the home Of hel
parents.
S. B. Jones was In the city on Sun
day. The question was asked: ''What
pretty young lady was that Sam Jones
, was with on Sunday:" One replied
II don't know. I thought al first i
was Miss NJ, but l found that it wa
not. It may be his bride" I learned
afterwards that it was cousin of his OF
r 4 visit from Texas to relatives i,
: this State. have been on the look ou
fo, hin, for S0n1e tinne oo1 vo,,16 NOT h