The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-08-25

deaths: Venice, 19 new cases, 5 deaths
Trcviso, 45 new cases, 16 deaths: Ruvo, q
new cases. : deaths: elsewhere, 62 new
cases, 233 deaths.
The English government intends to intro
ducc at the next session of Parliament g
measure @ivin:: local government to Ireland
on the basis OF 4 plan prepared by Lord
Randolph Churchill The Harrington party
will support tie scheme.
Sunday cvcninS there YVES considerable
excitement II Macon, Ca, over the finding
of ball OF waste, carefully wrapped, sat
uraled with kerosene and supposed 10 con
tain dynamite concealed in a growth OF
weeds Immediately in the rear Of the Brown
House
About 40 people were poisoned at the
Cc::l;on Cottage on Brighton avenue, Long
Branch, Saturday night, from drinking
poisoned milk. They will ali recover. DR..
Ezra 5. Hunt, Secretary Of the State Board
OF Health, has been sent for to make On
official analysis of the milk.
Sheriff y. s. Armstrong was shot by
Bc2. c. Thompson and he died in ten min.
utcS Armstrong, on meeting Thompson
after political meeting held in Tuskegee,
Ala, called him :. scoundrcl, whercupon
the latter drew revolver and fired twice,
both taking effect.
\ special from El Paso states that the
Cutting case is in statu quo. Envoy Scdg,
wicl; has moi arrived. Medina, the person
who had Cutting incarceratcd. has pub,
lished i card announcing that he will not
proceed against Cutting in civil suit for
damages, as ne is privileged to do.
Gray, the defaulting treasurer of the
Atlantic and Indian Orchard mills, com.
mitted suicide. His body was found yes.
tcrday morning at Blue Hills with bullet
through his heart. Gray's defalcation has
caused tie failure Samuel R. Payson, ono
Of the leading business men of Boston.
As the President of the Republic was en-.
tcring the theatre at Nontcvideo Tuesday
night, some mi$crcant fired a revolver al
his Irai. the ball entering the Presidents
cheek. iatiicting Slight wound An infu
rated crowd attacked the would. be assassin
ard maltreated him so terribly that he died
In Bryan county, Ga, negro cut off q
piece Of a Miss Lizzie Bacon's tongue to
prevent her from informing on him fo1
criminal assault. A posse captured the
scoundrcl, but he fired on his captors and
succeeded in getting away. Another posse
is in pursuit, bent upon lynching him.
Dr. Carver, the champion rifle shot,
seems to be in misfortune. An auctioneer
last week sold his personal effects by order
of tic court. \ handsome watch given
him by the Prince of Wales sold for $40O,
a diamond pin, said to have been presented
to him by the Emperor of Germany, sold
for $500, and - line guns sold for $l,100.
Mr.. 0. L. Tilton, of Savannah, was ac,
cidentally shot Tuesday by his fivc-ycar-
old son. He had been cunning, and when
lie came IN the house he laid the gun on the
bed. and while attending to something else
the child approached the bed and was play
ing with the triggers, which caused it 90
off, striking Mr.. 7. in the back
Officers are looking for DR.. C. c. Beers,
supposed to be implicated with Mrs. Sarah
J. Robinson, the alleged Somerville pois-
o.er. District Attorney Stevens has grant
cd permission to exhumc the bodies Of all
Of I1rS. Robinson'S supposed victims, but
probably not more than one or two will be
taken Up.
The Italian cholera reports for Monday
are: Barlctta, 60 new cases and 30 deaths;
ltivo Il Puglia, 81 new cases and deaths;
Bologna, 13 new cases and ) deaths; Ire
yiso, IS new cases and 10 deaths: Verona,
s new cases and deaths; Lcgagno, y
ncI cases and ) deaths; Venice, T new
cases and deaths; Bisceglia, 13 new cases
and , deaths: -Acquiviva II new cases and
) deaths.
The Treasury Department is prepared to
carry out the provisions of the recent Act
Of Congress authorizing the Secretary of
;hc Treasury to deliver TO the rightful own
crs certain articles of jewelry, &C., cap
turcd by the [. S. army during the civil
war and deposited in the Treasury Depart
mcnt One box contained lot of articles
captured by GcD SLcrman's troops in Cam
den, s. c., in the early part Of 1865 They
consist of family plate, jewelry, &c, which
!lad been deposited in bank at Camden
By Mr.. McRae and other wealthy residents
OF that section.