The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-01-28

recently Visited hith, ac apparently |
thinks :hat he understands British |
opinion as well as Ills would.be nd. |
visers; and he possibly did not like
their dictatorial ways.
Tho United States patcnt office
has granted patents to the followiuc
South Carolina inventors: j. w.
Rykard, Abbeyiile, automatic fan:
j. b. Barri0ger, BenneItsyille. broom
holder; p. T.. Rogers, SiulliiI's DEPOT.
seeding machine. = ~
Spain will appoint a Governor OF
the Caroline ard Pelew Islands and
VIII send out troops TO establish pnr
risons. She will also send an cxuedi-
u0n TO The pniut where the punboat
AfoatroSs planted the Gornian flag
dnring the zap incident
Mr.. Parncl is not frightened no,
even agitatcd bv the present nuhIic
clamor for coercion, nor alnrmad hoo
cause OF the threatened trpachery of
tho majority of the Cabinet. lie
ncltncr proposes to plead for what is
due hin nor TO sue for Liberal helm.
Mark Chcckley, a well known lion
tanner ana pugilist, Of Toronto, was
arrested last week on suspicion of
steallng diamond ring. He was
found dead In his cell shortly after
Ward, having deliberately strangled
himself with lady's worsted nubia.
AS forlorn hope six-inch bore
is being dug at NanticOke, Penn, over
the spot where the miners are en-
tombed, in order to communicate with
any miner who may possibly be still
awe. There is 10 reasonable hope.
however, that any of the entombed
miners survive.
-Madame Louise Mourcy, who
| with Mr.. Stead, editor of the Pail
| Mail Gazettc, and others, was con-
| Vlct"d Ill November last, in connection
with tho LIZA Armstrong abduction
case, and was sentenced to six months
imprisonment, died last week in Mill
| cank prison, London.
In the suit of Thos. III, Stringham
| against Mrs. a. n. Stewari to recover
$o0,oOo damages for injuries which he
received while in her employ on n
iarm at Garden City, l.. l., which was
| trlea III the Kings County Supreme
Court, the jury returned verdict of
$42,5oo in favor of the plaintiff.
The silver men will soon have
another ally. In the second volume
of the Hon. Jas. G.. Blainc's "Tweutv
Years in Congress" he takes strong
ground in favor ofsilver coinage. The
publishers OF that book arc pushiuy if
forward as fast rs possible, in hope
that it may be issued before the silver
question is settled.
"A special dispatch to the Wheel
ing, w. Va, Htelligencer from New
Dury, w. Va, reports that all of tic
thlrty-ninc coal miners caught i'm last
thursday nj ght's mine explosion are
ucad. Newbury Is town of about
clght hundred inhabitants, and as the
majority of the dead men had families,
Che toWn is scene Of dcsolation that
beggars description.
"Wednesday night party Of Young
iolks were enjoying themselves on the
ice on 4oughiogheny River, Pa,
when young lady named Riser fell
INTO an ice hole. Her escort, Jas. Mar
shall rushed to her rescue, but the ice
broke, letting him into tile water.
Before aid could reach them tie cur
rent swept them under the ice and
both were drowned The bodies have
not been recovered
Tho United Ireland, is an article
entitled ''Brcakers Ahead" SAYS: "The
suppression Of the National League
VIII inevitably lead to couspiracv.
lnVlnclblcism aud dynamite will re-
place the Leagues open methods. for
which the Government will he nm
swcrablc. The United Ireland warns
SallsbnrY to beware and cXhorts the
Natlonalists TO prepare for action"
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