The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
aNN .NEJV8 OF THE DAY.

Judge Hilton's last act OF prescription at
tho Grand Union Hotel, Saratoea, ia tho
ejectment from the club-room OF the cxh,b.
lts nf over thirty leading druE houses, whose
representatives. were attending the annual
meeting Oftho American Institute OF om,c1.
pathy.
The AftdYcal Record, aitcr discussing the
results CT Tho autopsy on the remaina OF the
h1pg or Bavaria, thinks that they place his
Mtanity beyond ali doubt, and make IT quite
unnecessary 10 suppose that there was any
Dark conspiracy IN connection with his
tragic end
III 1o'alitics In Florida whore the orange
tntE were badly Injured, ana where II WAS
"7rcd there wonln he no fruit this season,
scattering blossoms have ffucti1led, and here
era thtre frn1 = appearing, which indicates
tsat m" next crop vii! be sure II the coming
%i"'sr he favorable. A careful estimate puts
ms years yifld nj B0C, COO boxes for market.
/; Ia reported that Sunset Cox intends To
give np hs Turkish mission in tho ia(l aud
7nn icr Congress. When that disunguishsd
S'A'efman retired from tho halls G oflas,sletlou
TIE TN iress Tou Of Now York realized that
tNty hfd snlltrcd o less: hut not until his
sr''ns'or. Tim Campbell, appeared In full
hn'hcr cfc they loal'zt the e&len, Of their
misfortupc.
6lr John Lubbock, at q rcceu. III aAttug @!
natural science association IN London, ex-
h'oNed very strange pet 1t was n ,a ne
wasp which had been in his poSs assion for
about three months. Ii nc sugar from, his
mana ana allowed him TO stroke It. Tue
wasp had every appearance OF health aud
harf'hesF and, although 1t onjoy Ell All "out.
lht occasionally, II readily returned to Its
h"'''", which IT seemed TO regerd as p home
II conner. NJ T., Ia his special cable.
srNm 20 the New York Star on Saturday
''gh', sold Tho probabilities seem to In.
ulca'o that tho now Parliament wilt be pretty
n'0ch 'he came in Its general composition as
Inc one that defented Gladst0ne's home rule
OIL. except that tho Unionist element may
DC q lltlle stronger than in the last House.
tpElSnd requires another cd ucational course
on Inc homc rCle question before sho qlite
Comes UP 10 9ladsfOne's STANDARD"
cavalry rc2imenta in tho Pfusslnn army
a1e heihg carefully drilled III the art or swim.
mlpg their hOrRes 0Cross the rivers. AZ the
~ord "dismount! the soldiers divest theun-
serves OF their clothing, which, with their
weapons &c, 1s placed upon u raft which is
swiftly fcrried across tho river, while the
men take tho horses by tho head with ono
hahd ana swim with the other. Tne feat Is
SAID 10 be performed with the utmost proof
sion ana rapidtty, %holo regiments crossing
ana fecrossing IN an ast0nishiDgly short
time.
The Philadelphia Record says: "Undor tho
low taf1n OF 1860 the average earnings Of
"lhdoW-elass workers were So 90 81 day
NOW WIN tariff duty averaging 20 per
cent, the wages average little 81 any moro
IMAM ha'f this sum--$l 10 In 1880. The two
months thut Gown each summer IS invaria-
bIy accompanied ny threats OF Rtill further
feouction", ant when wOrkmen become too
1potpendentthere Is tho menace OF I'm po ted
laoor 10 keep thon In suhjcotlon. Protection
n N Ipi NJ, ,yloo Al,
for the manufactures"
demonstrations in tho homo OF Kouget d.
AhsIe IN honor OF tho Comic de Paris will not
Eleatiy alarm tho Republic. Marseilles aud
tHe department. OF the Bouotea du Rhone
generally are what RoyRlists call a "ho;-
peo' OF RRdicnlism, and one would think
Must render RCSR'lst demonstrating rnthor
Uphill! WORK. Tho lncldent Bhow8, however,
that tho rrophesicd propagaudism has fol-
'o"eo inc expnlsions ms quickly as was OK
pec'ed. 1t viii probably be taken up In
various parts Of tho Midi where there Ia as
much royalty as thero was dsloyalty Daring
Inc war OF 1901. Whether 1t Will sub.
slop hs speedily aB 1t has arlaen or will DO
proiohged in desultory aud intsrmittent
tashloh depends very much on whethor 1t is
treated with contonpt or resentment.
lrtN"te letters received in London from
flhhte give rather startling accounts Of tho
'loopie wh'ch has hoen brew ng among ths
o'hter* OF the army since den. Boulangcr
be&an to assert his own Importance rs u fac.
'or III lolittcs, and 1t Is undenlnble thutan
eNTlosion of fuctious feeling In ono or two
OF tfc great garr!sons might precipi tnte tho
bTogGlc wh!ch men ofal opinions now OWL
oehlly anticipate. Meanwhile tho conduct
Oh inc French Princes in England hns boon
qulct ana circumspeot Ths Comte de Paris
ana MS son came TO London on Saturday to
Vlsit the Prince OF Wales, who made no
secret OF his sympathy with them. Tho
Nomte dc Pourtalcs, who resigned his posi-.
Ton IN tho French embassy as a protest
against the expulsion OF tho Princes, has
pcen made muoh OF In London in oonse.
quence OF his act. One OF the brightest aud
ablest OF FIench writer's. who was IN London
last week, although m avowed Kepublic,n
was 80 indignant at tho expulsions that he
went TO Cover ana inscribed his name upon
inc list OF visitors to tho Comte do Paris.
IT'S tho old story, O blunder worse than q
crime.
Amilcare Cipriani, Just elected to the now
Italian Parliament, is q curious illustration
OF mo conrse politics may take whore pop
nlar suffrage Is In vogue He was first heard
OF RE soldier fighting under Garibeld's
paohor. After the unfortunate affair OF AS
p1amonte he managed to make his way to
sg5p pt, ana he had not been long there when
ne hDled Fellow. .counlryman named San.
UNI In q brewl, aud two native policemen
WHO nied TO arrest him. Re took refuge in
Cahdia after this exploit, but soon left that
peaceful retreat to take part in q plot against
inc emperor Napoleon. He subsequently,
participated In the Commune, was tn ken ana
tofoeTed 10 be shot; but his sentence was
comm nted on Tho ground to one OF ton years'
aepoita'ion. He was no sooner free man
1hah he returned to Italy, where he tried to
sfart revolution. He was arrested and tried
not only for his reasonable proceedings, but
fof the murder OF Santini, ana was sentenced
10 twenty-five years' imprisonment with
hafd 1ahor. The retarn OF suoh man by two
Italian Constituencies is q fact OF oonsidera-
bic o. avity; though, as q convict with twenty
years OF hia Eentenoo still to serve, thone is,