The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-29
II is said that 1hc ncyt winter will llc Oh,

It is said that the next winter will he the
worst that Ireland has had since 1879.
Gen. Butler is diSgustcd with lis Job, and
has advised the Ministry that the people CT
Kerry must either resist unjust rents CT
StaryC.
The Seventh Day Adventists in Maine are
getting ready for the termination OF III!
things terrestrial They Guotc from the
Bible that there shall be earthquakes in
divers places in the last days, and from
| this deducc t3at the earthquake in Charles
prophecy.
Two freight trains c2llidcd on the Mis-
souri, Paictic road Thursday on q curve
80 miles cast Of Kansas City, No, and both
| ditchcd George Cowics and John Light
Of Scdalia, engineers, were killed and two
| fircncn injured. The wreck took fire ar,!
| ten cars were burned with their contents.
consisting of hogs, cattle and sheep
Baltimore has fewer colorcd people than
New Orleans and 5000 more than Wash
ington. Baltimore ar:l Washington to-
gethcr have 102 900 colored people, ard
| Philadelphia has 32,000 Richmond, Va.
%, 600; st. Louis, q, coo: the little city Of
Petersburg, 12,C00; Charleston, 21,GGG:
Louisville, q, 600; New York city, not 90,
600.
Lately, in Tcfcran, the ladies' sent q dep
utation to tic Shah Of Persia complaining
of the cafes, On the ground that their nus
bands stayed in them too long. and that
family life was :.s q consequence being dc
stroyed. Next day, by order Of his MsjeS
ty, every cafe in his kingdom was clcscd.
So much for 9 patriarchal monarch.
The following officers were elected BY
the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows, in session at Boston: Grandsirc, }.
II. White, Of New York; Deputy Grand
sire, J. C. Underwood, of Kentucky;
Grand Secretary, T. y. Ross, OF New Jer-
sey: Grand Treasurer, 4. Shepard, Of
Pennsylvania.
The Western frontier column OF tic Brit
ISL army OF occupation in Durm&h has been
cut of at Tai2sdah from communication
with the main army BY Dacoits under the
leadership of Boshwcy and other noted in
surgents Three hundred troops have been
dispatched to relieve the bcleagucrcd corps.
Commodore d. B. Harmony, Acting
Secretary Of the Navy, has directed the
| Chief Constructor to prepare plans Sor the
two sca-going, doablc- boitcmcd, G,000
tons, armored cruisers authorized by the
Act Of August B. The heads Of the sevc-
raj bureaus are directed to enter upon the
work without delay.
Alden, small mining town about nine
miles from WilkcSbarrc, Pa, was visited
| by terrible wind and rain Storm Oh the
night of the 10TH. E;T'cry building il the
town was damaged. Several houses occu.
pied by Uungarians were swept away aid
many other buildings unroofed. Tie storm
caused the widest alarm and several people
were injured, but none fatally.
The Boston Gl0be says that whatever VIC
have to endure OF business iethargy and IL
dus'rial disturbance is traccabla 10 The
malevclcnt policy Of England and Germany
in seeking 10 force The rest OF the world TO
gold standard, and thus, by wlpins out
silver is an equal medium of eXchanra. 10
contract values, double national and al,
other debts, and rob the millions VINO labor
TO enrich the few thousands Ylo thrive by
usury.
Joe Jefferson, the grea. comedian, is coz
fined to his room ct the hotel iG ST. Pail!.
Mimi, with sickness, and IS 4 consequence
| he failed to fill his engagements in that
city. For nearly 10 years he has played 10
delighted audiences; season after season he
essayed his various roles and never missed
an engagement until compelled to do so
last week by illness. THIS is ii record that
few can equal and none excel
About 5000 CT the new one dollar silver
certificates, finished with the exception CT
the seal, which is printed in the Treasury
building, were delivered yesterday Mere
will follow soon, and the handsome notes
will soon be in circulation. The plates for
the twos are not yet ready, and il is not
probable that any certificates Of that dc
nomination will be seen before the middle
OF October.
In 1886 William Buckets, Of Holland.
saltod the first barrel of Eerrings, and now
his grateful countrymcn are about to cele-
bratc the fifth century Of his simple vet
memorable discovery. But England long
since did honor to lis memory. Charles
Y had q statue erected to the herring saltcr
who became tie benefactor Of his country.
Queen Mary Of Hungary. however, paid
him even greater honor. During her resi-
dence in Holland she discovered his tc1lb.
and, seated upcn ii, a.e saltcd herring.
Secretary Bayard has appointed Saycliou
Brown jury Of one to have absolute cen.
troll over all press communications to the
public from his department. Brown is an
inheritance from the grand old party,
whose subservicnt tool he has been fer q
dozen years lie made himself chicay
conspicuous as lackcy for Blaine while
Secretary of State Brown will be of great |
service to bis old Republican friends in this
new capacity.-Neoo York World.
There is q negro revival in progress at
Greers Station. twenty niles from Spar
tanburg, on the Atlanta and Charlotte Rail
way. On the night of the 10Th, when the
north bound passenger train passed through,
q gang of burly negroes boarded !: with
to cheat the road out OF 4
ride. Conductor Mooney, in Charge OF the
train, had some trouble ;r cjcc;ins them.
When the train had made 1 start af.e. :he
had been rnt OF. some onc in Tie
crowd fired a shot into tic back door of the
sleeper, but no enc was hurt The railroad
are vrry quiet about the affair,
hoping 10 bag the whole gang.
a EI1antfc OctonDs Contu-eJ