The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-04-21

cans 60 the big business of the coun-
try. They are the pu>herS in great
enterprises, while Tie English and
Germans have the stores and shops.
Mccormick, the well known reaper
manufacturer of Chicago, refuses to
reinstate the coo men discharged dur
lug the recent striks. The committee
Of t:.e Knights OF Labor who waited
upon him will recommend bo:cotting
the establishment.
Tho majority and minority reports
on tie Payne bribery case are before
the Ohio Legislature. The majority
being Republicans their report is
against Paync, anal the minority being
Democrats their report is in favor of
PAYNE.
Nj. de Lcsseps says that the build
lug OF the Pyramids, which occupied
thirty thousand men ten years, was
boys play TO building the Panama
Canal. lie estimates the power of the
machines employed us equal to the
labor of five hundred thousand men.
Amos J. Cummings, OF the New
York Sun, and one Of the strongest
men of Tammanv Hall, will in all
probability succeed joseph Pulitzer, of
the New York World, in Congress.
Cummings is said to be the only man
mon whom tie Democratic factions of
New York CITY can unite.
Daring fight in Harlan county,
kv., between about dozen desperate
,har.ctors wifi rifles sheltered behind
frees Sol Rnrkhart was killed.
.Iacob Burkhart seriously wounded
and Si]as Bogq shot in the head. The
ner,ies we're ulI arrested and !Ddrcd in
iail
Tho LARGEST strike ever known in
Milwaukee, has been inauyuratcd by
the Shop Tailors' Union. 1t is assert
ed that tom thousand opera,ircs are
affected. althouslla large minority OF
these have noinieres in the -.r;ke, and
arc, in fat, opposed to it. 'Tit. strike
is to secure the adoption of Il new scale
of prices.
Mr. Icmnhili's bill directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to deliver 10
the proper claimants and owners GER
tain siIycrwarc, jewelry, etc, cap
tured during the war and deposited in
rho Trcasnr2 has passed the House.
The Seratc viii donbtlcss. pass it at
once as q bin of a similar nature
passed that body las; session.
rio ~. If c,,,.i,o &c salt, to he
alarminslv prevalent in Detroit, and
the most extraordinary delu>ions have
been caused by it. Persons knowing
little or nothing Off its properties began
taking it to alIar pain, used it inju-
dlciouSly and have become mentally
incapacitated from taking care OF
themselves.
T., p,c,;, 4,o r,or hoS crfnrrca
t,o docreo e[.I,t' of tho ,a uo1v synod forbid
dino wresths and sccnl.u .mblems in
tnnera] PROFESSIONS, on the ground
thot of ,str th.. p,ie 4 and the holy
n;,.tnres h,vc becn wholly hidden bv
the wroaths flowers. secular banners
end nars thus Giving the solemn ccrc-
mouy a worldly Significance.
;rh;,t, +,., nm, ond 40 women
h,I;,, n,. :; .ho "o ,ru;o,,1,nro, 1enor,,nent
az Wi;tno Du,s ,n tnn Srnniu;n,r MI ~ no Cnnarns.
.. s;,,oI W I'' dnxand tor for seed. G. GOO pack
.ocs of vegetable seed, 500 of flower
seoa roo Of tobacco. 20 quarts sor-
chm % Of corn. 80 Of grass. 2S of
srna, heet and - of cotton seed is the
oIiou.nro of each member of Con-
oress
~ ~, ....., -, ,,,,;o ,.,ds
nc coii'ni.''eo un p"os;o ono.;o, ii .oII
Wi'', ue' a,, S.;inr,,;om 'hu r. bilIs renor,rd
ap ,ot ,h.t tonn; o'r;t,oo f,r tho tnrt,itnre
.,e,., ,a'a ';I"e ruorts - r,i,wovs and other
oarnnn,,;,ns W - +, rrovcnt snpculatiou in