The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-08-26

deaths: Venice, 10 new cases, 8 deaths;
Trcviso, do new cases, 16 deaths Ruvo, "a
new cases, Z deaths; elsewhere, 90 new
cases, 90 deaths.
The English government intends TO intro
duCc at the next session of Parliament a
measure giving local government to Ireland
on the basis Of plan prepared by Lord
Randolph Churchill. The Harrington party
will support the scheme.
Sunday evening there was considerable
excitement in Macon, Ga, over the finding
of ball of waste, carefully wrapped, sat,
uratcd with kerosene and supposed to con-
tain dynamite concealed in growth of
weeds immediately in the rear of the Brown
House.
About DO people were poisoned at the
Coulton Cottage on Brighton avenue, Long
Branch, Saturday night, from drinking
poisoned milk. They viii all recover Dr.
Ezra S. Hunt, Secretary of the State Board
of Health has been sent for to make an
official analysis of the milk.
Sheriff A. S. Armstrong was shot by
Ben. G. Thompson and he died in ten min
utcs. Armstrong on meeting Thompson
after political meeting held In Tuskcgee,
Ala, called him sc0undrcl, whereupon
the latter drew a revolver and fired twice,
both taking effect.
A special from El Paso states that the
Cutting case is in StatW quo. Envoy Sedg-
wick has not arrived. Medina, the person
who had Cutting incarcerated, has pub
llshcd card announcing that he will not
proceed against Cutting in civil suit for
damages, as he is privileged to do.
Gray, the dcfaulting treasurer of the
Atlantic and Indian Orchard mills. com.
mittcd suicide. His body was found yes
tcrday morning at Blue Hills with a bullet
through his heart. Grays dcfalcation has
| caused the failure Samuel II. Payson, ono
of the leading business men of Boston.
As the President of the Republic was ell
| tcrng the theatre at Montcvidco Tuesday
night, some miScrcant fired revolver al
his head, The ball entering the Presidents
| chcck, ln1iictlng slight wound. An infu
| rated crowd attacked the would be assassin
and maltrcatcd him so terribly that he died
In Bryan county, Ga, negro cut Off ;
| piece of Miss Lizzie Bacon's tongue tc
prevent her from informing on him fo,
criminal assault. A posse captured Tho
scoundrcl but he fired on his captors ant
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 auctioncc,
| last week sold his personal effects by ordcI
! Of the court. A handsome watch giyer
| him by the Prince of Wales sold for $4OO
diamond pin, said to have been prcgcntec
| TO him by the Emperor of Germany, sole
for $500, and l3 fine guns sold for ST 100
MIR. o. l.. Tilton, of Savannah, was ac
ciIentally shot Tuesday by his tivc-ycar
| ola son. lie had been cunning, and whcr
| he came in the house he laid the gun on tho
bed, and while attending to something clst
| the child approached the bed and was play
| ing with the triggers, which caused il &c
OIL, striking Mr.. Il. in the back.
Officers are looking for DIR. c. G. Beers
supposed to be implicated with Mrs. Sarah
j. Robinson, the alleged Somcrville pois
on@r District ATTORNEY Stevens has pront
| &C, permission to eXhumc the bodies of all
| OF Mrs. 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
Rlvo eli Puglia, 81 new cases and 7 deaths
Bologna, 13 new cases and deaths: Ire
viSO, IS new cases and 10 deaths; Ncr0na
new cases and 2 deaths; Lcgagno, Il
new cases and 3 deaths; Venice, T new
cases and , deaths; Bisccglia, 13 new cases
and deaths; Acquiviva II new cases and
3 deaths.
The Hreasury Department is prepared tc
carry out the provisions of the recent Act
OF Congress authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to deliver to the rightful own
crs certain articles Of icwclry, &C., cap
lurcd by the L. 5. army during the civil
war and deposited in the Treasury Depart
mrnt. One box contained lot of articles
captured by Gen. Shcrman's troops in Cam.
den, 5. G., in the early part of 1865. They
consist OF family plate, jewelry, &c, which
nad Dcen deposited In bank at Camden
by Mr.. Mcltac and other wealthy residents
OF that section.