The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-27

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recently visited dim. lilo apparantly
thinks that he understands British
opinion as well Us his would.be adj
viscrs. and lie possibly did not like
their dicta;orial why's.
The United States patent Office
has granted patents To the following
South Curolinu Inventors: j. Nv.
Rykard, AhbcviilS, automatic tan;
j. Il. BtrrinGcr, Behnct!Sv;lIe, broom M
holder Y. L. Rogert, Mullins Depot,
seeding machine.
Spain will appoint u Governor of
the Carolime aud Pelcw Islands and
will send o0t iroUDs 10 establish gar.
risons. She vii! alSo( send an rXpcai-
ton TO the poiut where the Sunboat
1t6atIo$S planicd the German flag
dnring the zap incidcnt.
Mr.. Purncll is not frightened nor
even agitatcd by the present public
clamor for coercion, nor alarmed be-
cause of the threatened trcucherv of
the majority OF the Cabinet. He
neither proposes to pIe$d for what is
due hin nor to sue for Libcral help.
Mark Cilccklry, II we'll known lion
tanner and pugilist, Of Toronto, was
"iicstcu iu>t "cch on suspicion Oh
stealing II diamond ring. lie was
ward, having deliberately stranglcd
himself with Il lady's worstcd nubia.
AS Il forlorn hope n si3;-inch bore
is being dug at NanticUkc, Penn, over
the spot where the miners are en-
tombcd, in order to communicate with
any miner who may possibly be still
alive. There is 40 reasonable hope,
however, that any of the entombcd
miners survive.
Madame Louise Mourcy, who
with Mr.. Stead, editor of the Pail
Mall Gazettc, and others, was con-
Victcd in November last, in connection
with the LIZA Armstrong abduction
case, and was sentenced to six months
Imprisonment, died las; week III Mill
Eank prison, London.
In the suit of Thos. IL. Stringham
against Mrs. A. II. Stcwavt to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries which he
received while in her employ on a
farm at Garden City, L.. L., which was
tried in the Kings County Supreme
Court, the jury returned a verdict of
$4,000 in favor of the plaintiff.
Tho silver men will soon glaye
another ally. In tho second volume
Of tho Hon. Jas. G.. Blainc's 'tTwrnty
Years in Congress- he takes strong
ground in favor of silver coinage. The
publishers of that book arc pushing it
forward rs fast as possible, in hone
that it may be issued before The silver
question is settled.
"A special dispatch TO the Wheel
ing, w. Va, HtciiigeRccr from New
Dury, w. va, reports that all of the
thirty-ninc coal miners caught in last
Thursday nights mine explosion are
dead. NcwDury il Il town of about
eight hundred inhabitants, and as the
majority OF the dead men had families,
the town is Il scene of dcsolatiun tina
bcggars description.
"Wednesday night party of Young.
folks were enjoying themselves ON the
ice ON l"ushioGhcny River, Pa,
when n young lady named Riser fell
into an ice hole. Her escort, Jas. Mar
snail, rushed to her rescue, but the ice
broke, letting him into the water.
Before aid could reach them tic cur
rent swept them under the ice and
both were drowned. The bodies have
not been recovered.
The United ireland, is an article
entitled "Brcakers Ahead" Says: "The
suppression OF the National League
will inevitably lead to conspiracy.
lnvincibleism a;d dynamite will re-
place the Leagues open methods, for
which the Government will be an
swerablc. Tb" IHitcd I'ciuud warns
Salisbury to ware and cXhorts the
Natl"nahsls 10 prepare for action"