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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ABBEvILLE County,
Court Common Pipos

Elk parte, Hessic. A. Beacham. Petition
er-Application for Homestead.
Notice is hereby given 70 all peraons con-
cerned, that mrs Hessie A. Beacham has an
piled. to me to have tho Homestead oxcmn-
lions allowed by law set of to her in hsr sesi
and personal property.
Dated April the 5th. 1883. and published
.nce a week for four weeks In tho Abbevilie
MESSENGER.
j.. c. KLUGH,
Master.
April, 5 ls86-4t
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
Number Joined church
from Sunday Schools.

In comparison with last year we find
that there is n decrease OF 4 schools, rs
officers and teachers and 211 scholars
and an Increase of 1872 volumes in libra.
ries. A decrease o f$4S.33 in contribution
for contribution for missions and an iu-
crease 3of $99.28in contribution for sup
port Of schools. A decrease of 4 mem-
bers joining the church from Sunday
Schools.
Seven schools are reportcd az sus-
pending during the winter. We think
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

live of the city arInorics, the visiting
troops being assigned out to the various
city companies.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
TWO BLOODY RIOTS
Pittsburg the Scene of a Bru-
TAI and Fatal ARRAY.
MORE SUNDAY RI0I.gG At BELFAST
The Mob ATTACKS the Ps ice Barracks
and is Ridoisd with eacs-Shot-
Several KILLED The MAtsD
Patroing the Streets.

PuIsBuss sept l8.- Hsoe hatred was lhe
cause of. rot, about one O'Clock thls alter
noon. beav'een number of Italian aud
irish residents OF ihe Fourteenth ward
The quarrel resulted in Tie shooting of
Patrck Constantine and The fatal inquiry ol
Paddy Rocco All Italian. whose sE4H
Was crushed witA an axe. The rot was tae
sequel 10 au attack ou Joseph
Ne.nard on Saturday evening
Nernard had gained ihe wrath of
his nelghbors on account of his marriage lo
al lusns0man CA hls way home le was
held up against a building and terribly
beaten. Neruard claimed % have recogni 1ed
among his assailant, Mae, john and lat
Daily. The victim dragged himself home
more dead than alive. The appearance oi
gang headed by the DmBs demanded ad-
mission 90 Nenard.s house. Ca being re-
fused ad-niitance the doors were burst open.
Then followed scene of not and
confusion. The frightened Italians were
driven IA every direction by the IRISH. VINO
numbered ABOUT twenty Paddy" Rocco
finally turned on his pursuer Mike Daily.
hEhtlng him savagely, when one Of TIE
gang struck Rocco on the head with an axe.
His skull was laid open exposing the brain.
His injuries are pronounced fatal The
PROSTATE form OF Rocco covered with blood
frightened the rioters, VINO fled. a shot
was fired into the neeng mob and Patrick
Constantine fell, the bail Of large caiibr
revolver having entered his back, passing
nearly through his body. from the effects OF
which he died at 9 O'Clock tonight II Is
not known who hred the shot The police
have i've Italians under arrest aud are NOW
searching for the rest of the mob.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
THE MAYFLOWER WON
Saturdays Award to the Gal
atea Was an Error.
MlYFL0HER'S SKIPPER GETS THE CUP.
Criticised tor Acceotiog the Trophy
for Such an lngiorioUs Victory
The Corrected Time of the
Breaking Up.

NEWPORT, Il l., Sept 19-The subject of
the race was everywhere discussed today,
and general reyulsion of the feeling was
manifested this morning when it became
known that the Galaiea bad not won the
race, as reported last night, but that subse-
quent developments later in the night
showed that the Mayhower had won
the drifting match by five
minutes and a seconds, corrected time. All
during today rumoIs We're circulated to the
effect that race would be sailed again to-
morrow. IL was hoped that the contest
might be sailed over course from BEN
tan's reef 10 Marblehead by way Of Cape
Cod. \ meeting was he 4 on board the
Fortuna. the lag ship Of the Eastern Yacht
Club which was attended by nearly all the
shippers of the fleet. When the question
of the race tomorrow was presented by Com
modore HOvey. nearly all the owners de
clned 20 90 and the matter fell through for
lack of interest General Paine. of The May
kower, is wondered az for taking The cup as
a trophy for so inglOriOus a victory, but he
claims it, nevertheless. Nearly all the
yachts will leave tomorrow.
The May flower corrected with handicap
is 1917; Montauk, corrected with handicap,
l2.l7-fl; BedOuin corrected with handicap.
l219.OO
A roaring breeze has been blowing stead
my All day and OF course every body deploTes
that II did not come Yesterday The Pur-
tan started ont at g this morning At /
o clock the Gitaua went eastward. The
Priscilla started for New York about noon
and bad a frisky time of il. As soon as she
rounded point Judith every inch of her
deck was vet with tossing seas.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
THE BISHOPS APPEAL
Suffering Charleston Calls On
the Faithful for Aid.
THE HOLY SACRIFICE N A RUDE SHEl
The Catholic Churches Asked &C. help
the Starving. the Helpless and the
Orphan 4 Pathetic opp a.
From the Scene cf the
Great Disaster.

NEa YORK Sept I0-The following ap-
peal from ihe ~ Rev Bishop Of Charleston
was read from tle puimt of the Catholic
churches in New York today by ihe diree-
aon of Archbishop CornFan
ClrBrpEAl GEaUNus Charleston. S. a.
Sept rs -RFy DEAR Sis ! have waited a
week until time should baEe aliaTed the
excitement attended on ihe earthquake late.
ly experienced bY his c,y and bad enabled
as to estimate with some degree az accura-
cies. the niuges ee have sustained before
making an appeal % the charity oi the
faithful D. is unnecessary o. describe the
terr0rs Of the earthquake that shook fhis
CITY. or io detail The ruin that il wrouEht
There is not a building in The whole Clty
that is DOT injured. and few that are NOT So
ri1usly damaged The churches have bern
materially injured. The orphan houses and
inirmary will need extensive repair. some
OF The school buildings were entirely de-
strOyed, and we have been compelled o. dis
miss the teachers Of the male schools The
residences of the clergy are much injured.
and the episcopal residence irreparahlv 50
The clergy. the sisters, the orphans, like the
large majority of the inhabitants of
sacrifice j. daily offered up in
rude shed ON The cathedral lat ia toe midst
of the camp where the people are gathered
together We are utterly helpless 90 repair
or rebuild while the people whose property
has been DESTROYED are asking bread With
the memory Of our many previous trials
and ia the midst of the ruins OF this. the
most terrible of all, we bes you in the name
of our Lord and for chariiys sake. io
come 10 our relief Nav ] beg YOU o.
present this, nay apueal. % the reverend
clergy under your jurisdiction, and through
them 10 the faithful. tsat those who are
Wiling may have a part n the efforts to re-
heve our suffering people, to provide Tor
the protection and care of our orphans, fo
reopen our schools and 20 repair our
church rs. that we may once more give o.
Almighty God becoming worship and ser
vice Nav God bless those WHO help rs ln
this, His work. Very sincerely in Christ,
I'll L NoRTuUP
Bishop of Charleston.
Collections viii be- taken in al the
churches throughout the United Stares in
behalf of lhe stricken city. Rev Father
Shand'er. of Charleston. is az present in
New York making arran gements with the
pastors of churches
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
RIOT NC Ar BELFAST.
A Bloody Conflict Between the Mob and
the Polics-KilIed and Injured

BELFAST Sept. l9.-There was desperate
rioting in Davis ST., this afternoon. growing
out of the arrest by the police of two
drunken men who were fighting in the
middle of the road The mob quickly in
creased in size and gathering around the
police threatened to inAict injury upon
their captors. The police kept the mob at
bay and conveyed their prisoners to the
barracks. The rioters then made a
very desperate attack upon the building
tearing down the shutters, smashing the
windows and Datteriug the doors with
bricks and paving stones. Only four con-
stables were on duty IN the barracks at the
time, but these made a stout defense, and
within a short space of time fired eleven
rounds of buckshot into the crowd. One
of the rioters was killed outright, and
several were badly wounded !. Is
reported that a woman in the crowd was
fatally shot and has since died. An alarm
was sent out and reintOrcemen,s arrived
just as the mob was about 10 make a second
attack on the barracks The reinforcing
party scattered the rioters but they ress-
sembed in small groups later
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Tn bis speech a Beimond's Opera House,
Saturday evening. Mr Yaple paid the foi-
lowing handsome tribute 10 President Cieye-
land : administration
II think it is the duty Of every man 10 DO
what he can 20 make This government a true
democracy. Il has long been the theory of
our government thar q public office is
public trust shat The party in power vas
the trustee OF The whole people that public
officers were the servants, not the masters.
OF the people. that they We're the agents of
the people 20 do The will Of the people
Not. however. until The administration ~
President Cleveland has that theory been
reduced to practice. With the administra-
tion of President Cleveland the work Of
making this in fact democratic government
was begun. We are NOT yet "a inlI grown
democracy. We are onlg at the coCk-cr0g-
ing and morning dawn. Not until
every acre Of the public domain justly be
longing to the people IS restored 60 them.
not until fhe exercise ol the power 90 taxa
tion Is limited Ga governmental purpose
not until the issue and control of the cur
rencv is restored 10 the Government. NOT
until every function IS exercised hy tee
Government for the benefit of The people
will ours boz a genuine democracy Shall
ihe great work begun hv Che present Demo-
cratic administration be continued That
is the question YOU are called upon 60 an
sWer iu November
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
NOW FOR The FAIR.
Everything Favorable for Very suocesssul
Meeting.

Everything Favorable for a Very Successful
Meeting.
More entries were received for the fair last
Saturday than on any day preceding the
opening in the history of the association.
Nearly two thousand entries have already
been booked and the great bulk of them
are yet 10 be made will come today and to-
morrow. The grounds have been put in
better condition than ever before-in fact
are IN a condition every way satisfactory
unless II NAV be in regard 10 room
That the grounds are too small
for the needs of the association
is well known. but all the space VIII be
utilized 20 the best advantage possible aud
the want of room will not interfere with
the excellence of the show. A large part
of the exhibits are already on the ground
many car loads having arrived on the
grounds Saturday and Others transferred
from the State fair viii arrive this moraing
Today Will be devoted 70 putting the ex-
hibits I'm order a work the managers intend
10 have as nearly complete A. possible be-
fore the gates are opened tomorrow morn
ing. The entries in the speed department
close this evening TIE schools will be
closed tomorrow and the children II pro
vided with badges will be admitted free
With fair weather the fair will undoubtedly
excel AL previous meetings If the ass0cia-
iion both In attendance and character Of
the exhibits.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

The Emperor William has entirely re-
covered from his recent Illness.
D.phtheria is prevailing to am alarming
extent m Logansp0rt Ind. and the schools
are all closed
Hon Polk iaflo0u has been renominated
for Congress by ihe Democrats in the second
Kentucky District
Wm q Gould cashier Of the First Ma
tienal Bank Of Portland, Ne is a deisulter
20 an unknown extent.
John smith. pitcher. and Thomas Burns.
third ba~eman ol the Newark hsse hall
clab. have signed With the New York league
club.
Envoy sedgwick left New York for
Washington late iasf night 20 submit his re-
port on the Getting affair. Co secr tsry
Bsyari
Violet Cameron and her company. 20
gether with Che DAILY and Thaia theatre
companies oi Nev York. have sailed for
America
The Prince OF Wales has written 10 ihc
lord MAYOR Of LoutHa suggesting q saif-
able memorial of fha completion ref fhe
6f.efh year ~ iae re'rn of Quesn Nicloria.
a fasf freight boan8 sssf on TIE lehiah
Valley rsi raai vas wrecked af Iehieh Gar.
fev miles uorth ~ Allestorn Yesterday
morning sixteen r8rs vefe iers l-d and
fVe hrskeweu ial1re5
Tire sfesns- Eriffre State ief Prov fen-e
yesterday rasBing ioT Bneo' rtefr che
vac to sv ~ far fhe winter son reach
IaE nrs.es raraer Size weuf sEgaa short
a.sfaree from the wharf There were 20
lsssenee-s ga naar1
FIRE hss destroyed fae engine ho9a. to-
aatHcr rffh fae content - nsn1 f0 Size
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

eu Virginia eut .arasFt
as q Grand a ta tle
elll lalfles,iraa.- r.e 4a- ta Iiea,-
ufa- Aner AZ t.tf .ra asal pi ifuil
I'D .le rl-
-Nhese .sns.-a.a .as- t tl fo Pc efe
III auul sIaasI - aar aefn tsrlael
l4ueh Ll- ar Ht - >ae laH tlln.s are
done il sI.le I.srts ef lr-.aia and fei .ae
people are nu "a intelligent sn- A-Ntt
though ary late less u.e Cor Northern ieo-
r.e aul iar less lnelt-aHna 10 HfHe Fht
3 arkrss - caH.e ar1 'is. naia tae.- inan
lae people of aay oher 91Hfng'a ette.
probably -afae l.ns Of le ,Aie
are Fe uea4alii aus sas4e ttry
due a4rm- may ls fud $40 tae
beautiful valleys. li ulF la tnat
THE oesl iarme.s a9 n.t clre % take the
trouble l0 exhibit lhe.r arsiuc.s aud com
pete with tae.r neighbour, ~ fhaf as %
uaF, 4 have attended TOO mang Jars in
Michigan 60 have ANY SORT of desire %
see another iu Virginia They saw You can
trave. flr weeks n Virginia ant eaI lbree
meals each daE nl.lout nuulas oInri meat
on Toe tatla ihan chicken -eatraiy fried
ANA bacon. Good an.ier is a scarce article.
although they hsFe abundance oi cool,
spring water aui all iaCilfies f3r maslns it.
they don know hos. and asaiu. in most
Old pastures weeds and ioui sfuH of sii sorts
0veIrun the grass and COWS cannot give as
eoYd and pure milk when compelled 90
i-eo m such pastures.
Michigan farmers have long hard winters,
but they hsve few other complaints 10
make Go where they may they cannot
mad another such State take 10 all. in all.
10 return % Washington. refreshing
rains have laid The dust and cooled The air
We realize that autumn has, indeed. come,
Ia faN "a
Black changed his mili and did not 60 90
Rock Island. bee found too much 20 Do at
home. and had enough OF travel for the
present
The White House has been thoroughly
renovated, and IS ready for It's distinguished
occupants. The people are ready 20 see
them return. NER.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

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Es a lal would enable boz On la-
fl.s a.s.s. on.u-Ier Iu DA.ua seas lu
r.r orlIa-.. d u I.rea t.err Il "a rrul. ttlau
I'd $3.50 .f. HLrl l. Iec.erfi.g lra. tIs-Ila
arI -0eI.e .e Itiua. la spite ot zoe Efforts
~ ln-.4ut fY make lreUalI tt lnlla.
le ...auE .eru ul.a. Hatl.l .r.w t.liga-
st..a ~ t.rf -et.-.t l.--a e.a.i watch
u.llof-f r.e userr.ullus .l Pee AMuur
aul lae Investment .i .ai.. .-t.et. sa-e
4l uE1llaE army .t aae-4 f.l. .alt
nat 4I. rrrlF Chinese Msrts but
among hostile Coreaes all Hnlld
have .3 t4.r et. lae l-.--iau ssu.-ous
all .-r IN.tu HNn- rau-r toresus
an.rl Russia e.u.l reality aru.
-u4 al araF aou.d mA2e lrr
dangerously srr.nE la an a--res-
s.Fe eerr tsalst sant ard CHINA
na.a 81 l- <nlsa llat olt oi fle sr lou.-
oDo NJ -ale ia emma seas smoDauooo are
n Eu..-1 hands srI rlat El-Ifld cone
rrs.sno native anpuarar u CHAT region
slen as f.1lee l.ts ia Ion4an. i, Hil oe
seen flE ENGLAND .s tllt.ly interested p
preventing Corras passing into kls-
SIAN bands H1w TAP the threat
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
r IG-IsUL BOILER ExPLOs ON.
An Illinois Ciier VIII wrecked and Two
Msn d klIlal

~FuvsFiEIn uls. sept i9 9-The boiler of
an engine used % tuu cider mill At J. p.
Spau.d.ns's nursery near EaventOn ex-
p.odel yesterday and instantly killed two
men. Barney Eang. the engineer. was
buried l1 feet aEav. add Fa1rics Kelly The
other victim. was picked 500 80 ieet from fbe
srot Harry Williams. cf ihis Cfy. who
Vss .n che miA at the time was very SER
.onsF s-a ted II IS supposed the water
rss lowed fo Eet -0o ioT in thc boiler and
when fresh supply was turned On &C.
rarse.i fha exrios-1n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

The ONLY Improvement n Could Make.
For lew DAYS the Grand Rapids Trlr
eRaN- HERAID failed % reach this office and
there vas much discomfort tin e again pui
iu lis appearance as suddenly as il stopped
The TEi rgRsN HEEsIn is 2 dandy daily.
and reschine ont All the time. About ihe
only improvement the paper could make
would 5e 60 cariail its hvphenated title r.
Els paFs IIr-1If
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
BOILED ALIVE.
Terrible Death of Lunstic in BATH
Tub

Terrible Death OF Lunstic in "A Bath
Tub
BROOKLYN, Sept. ia nurse named
Charles Edgerton is employed at the Flat
bush Asylum, one of his duties being 10
administer daily bath to an imbeciie
named Patrick McCarty Saturday Edger-
ton made preparations 20 give McCarty his
abluiiOn No sooner had the man been
placed In the water than ne uttered
succession of piercing yells, and then
apparently became unconscious. When re
moved from the tuh it was discovered that
the lunatic's body bad been literally boiled,
the whole body being one solid blister. Nc
Carly died four hours later IN terrible
agony. Coroner Meninger. after obtaining
Or Shaw statement, swure ont warrant
for Edgarton's arrest on charge OF man
slaughter and be was locked up. An IN
quest will be held tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
MURDERED FOR GOLD.
A Chicago Chinese Iaundryman stabbed To
Death aud Robbed.

CHu,3o. sep. l3-About 10 o'clock last
night I've Chung, the proprietor Of a Chi
ne-e .alniry in Che basement at 40. sos
State s. vas fourd lying 10 pool Of blood
ou che Hoor of the laundry The Chinaman
said be- was awakened from his sleep Dy a
small white mamie could give no other
cription-who attacked him IN bed lie
resisted bgt suddenly his assaiIaut began
piuuging snif- into him. and when from
loss of blood hc vas unable to oppose his
adversary. thc latter robbed him of sll0and
fed The thiraman was taken 90 the
county hospital "a here 30 was found that he
nad been stabbed twice iu the breast There
we're other cuts also aooai tne body, and he
wiI DIE
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Rev. i. G. Coolbaueh and family. viii
leave ReKt "Wednesday evening f1T their
new home At Plymouth. y u Ca Tues
dsy evening from ESQ 90 30 o'clock They
vii be given farewell reception a. ihs
residence Of Joseph Heaid on Madison
ave All pa7ishi0ners aHd friends pi Mt
and Mrs Ceoibaugh are invited t0 be- pres
ont
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

LIVERPOOL, Sept. ia riot occurred
here today between a body of Orangemen
turbance wa. quickly suppressed by the
the police. Subsequently another disturb
ance took place at FoXteth park growing
out of inhammatOry speeches delivered AZ a
sOcialistic meeting Many heads were
broken but all of the injured We're able 10
l-nNa the sn.np
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

rhr N i.leT of H.isr Hall. ef NsVirsn Wa
Fsule. n~ovn- Herself
Nr T.es -spf a Mrs Elizabeth bal.
srad .. years willow ~ Major Hal. vao
served rr Genera. sca.f's star during Che
Nsr'-sn vsr committed sa.c'ie th.s morn
.rr hr drowning herself n tae Centred
Paris reservoir Mrs. hsH was good eir
.rr.s.srres shs resided with her is1zh-
.s- A. ia Hssf Ehtr sixth Fl ant hsf 'o-
many rasrs iraFu A pension ~ k.I rer
-.rnth . s believed faat sne raa fsrn-
rers-ir n-are Tten She committed the
..H
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

0v.HA Sep- lo Frank Back ~ ihe
cattle Hrn of CARP q b icF. of Green wood
fhis state. ras fatally Eorei hv r. t'cious
huil Yesterday iie vas ieFo o'F msrElei
not hoie bone lef p his body. oHe ~
the animals born uns ran cfaf ftraurh
Pc ..a..
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Yesterday was ihe aniefh ami versary
Of the establishment Of the Park ConEre-
eafionsi church. Rev. a. r. Merriam The
pastor. preached sermon appropriate 20
the 8av upon The change is Theological
views. and fhc general Troeth ard develop
ment Of tie world during ihe pasi half cen-
frre
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
The Woman Dies.

BELFAST. Sapt. 2O.-The woman who was
shot during the rioting in front Of the bar
racks yesterday died in the hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
THE ADVENTIST FAITH
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