The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23


a certain clothing house at Hemingford,
Neb., is provided with wife It will be
seen, on reflection, that this makes the suit
pretty expensive in the end.
The terms OF International Topographic
cal Union with the Knights of Labor are,
that it will join the Knights in any reason
able endeayor to sustain the rights of work
ingmen, but will not impair the integrity
of the union.
There was a rush of the populace to
view the remains of King Ludwig. Many
persons were knocked down and trampled
under foot in the rush. Guards were
posted with fixed beyoncts to keep the
crowd back.
A sentimental writer says "a baby is Il
link which binds its mother to heaven.
Pretty often it is link which binds her to
the house when she is ''almost dying to
60 out making calls or to do a little shop
ping.
Jacob Weller, aged g., of Lobackville,
Pa, while at supper Wednesday night was
informed that letter containing 81, 100
back pension money had been received for
him. In hurrying to finish his meal he
chokcd to death with a piece of meat.
Captain VIM. Davis, for many years Su-
perintendent of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad committed suicide on the Ala
bama Great Southern South bound train
Sunday. He leaves large family who can
assign no cause for the decd.
The victims of the Belfast riots were
buried at the expense Of the public. The
coroners jury in the case of Mary Reilly,
one of the victims of the recent riots, re-
turned verdict of wjlful murder against
the police who fired into the mob.
Typhoid fever is epidemic III Bcllairc, 0.
Over 300 cases are reported, with many
deaths. The terrible sanitary condition OF
the place, together with tho fact that the
inhabitants drink river water imprcsnalcG
with garbage from Wheeling, y. Va, just
above, is the supposed cause "f the cpl
demic
A freight train On the Kansas City Road
was wrecked some distance West OF Chicago
Monday evening Fifteen cars were en-
tirely demolished and several tramps who
were stealing 4 ride We're crushed to death,
being mutilatcd in the most horrible nan-
| ner.
European intelligence is TO The effect that
the relations between Germany and France
are strainc:l This means that the feeling.
while vciled by diplomatic usage in the
courteous phrases common to such inter
course, are anything but amiablc, and
might lead TO war ut any time.
Winfield B. Thompson of Kansas City
Mo-, who shot and killed the girl he married
| only two weeks ago and attempted to Kill
himself at the Sturtcvant House on Tues
day afternoon, lies at the New York Hos
pital in critical condition. lie llas three
bullets IN his head and one in his body near
the heart lie positively refuses to clear
up the mystery that surrounds the strange
crime.
Miss Clcvelands forthcoming novel 'Tbe
Long Run" will be issued this week. 1t
is a love story, the hero being somewhat
eccentric clergyman, the heroine an uncon-
, ;entional young woman and the locality a
summer resort. 1t is said that Miss Cleve-
land recently received from the same pub
Usher 5000 for a ten-page introduction to a
book published by him.
One thing is certain, coercion will never
again be attempted by English Legislators
in the government of Ireland. Some of
the rancorous Tories would no doubt be
glad to employ the old thumbscrew and
bayonet policy, but they dare not The
discussion of Home Rule has advanced
public opinion hundred years on this
point, and public opinion is the only power
before which tyranny tremblcs.
King Ludwig, who was recently deposed
from the Bavarian throne, committed sui
eide at o'clock Sunday evening. He had
gone out for promenade in the Park of
Berg Castle. accompanied by DR.. Guddcn,
his physician. The King suddenly threw
himself into Starmberg Lake and was
drowning The physician jumped il TO
rescue the King ard was also drowned.
The Rev. Mr. Carroll coIorct. of South
Carolina, made begging speech al -lsbury
Park, in which he said: This is my first
visit to the North. ! have always been
told that Northern men are more generous
than Southern men, and that Southern
ladies are more beautiful than Northern Ia
dies" The men laughed, but not wo-
man gave him cent.
A strike or shut down among the fac
tories of this city would be exceedingly uE-
fortunate at present. The financial outlook
is not of the best, and the times are uncom
monty tight, with crop prospect not at all
pleasant And to add to these, any move
ment which will take $50 900 per month
from local circulation (Which amount is
now paid Ivy the factories in wages would
indeed be dcplorablc .-i"gusta Eeening
Nens.
A novel wedding will soon be celebrated
near Edenvillc a village few miles from
Warwick. y. y. The contracting parties
will be Charles E. Williams, Paterson
merchant, and Miss Harriet \. Waterbury,
daughter of J. Eliphalct Waterbury,
Through some strange freak the couple
have selected midnight as the time that the |
ceremony will be performed. Apart from
the hour the wedding will be like other big
affairs of the kind in the country.
Amid all the wild talk about civil war in
Great Britain over the Home Rule question, |
it is of practical interest to notice that the
proportion of Irish in the (uncn'S army is |
small and growing smaller There are now
in every 1000 soldiers 130 Englishmen,
17S Irishmen, IS Scotchmen and ii Of |
other nationalitics Eighteen years ago the |
number of Irishmen WAS 3OS per 1000, |
and with the exception of a single year.
1880, the proportion has since been steadily
decreased.
Mr.. Dawes has introduced in the Senate
a bill requiring the Secretary of the Treas
ury nnder the authority of section 3511 of |
the revised statutes to regulate the issue Of /
United States notes. There shall be out |
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