The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-06-17

6eaboard The anti -Prohlbitlonists carried
tho elections ut Charlotte, Durham, Frank
linton, Rc{dsville. Holly Springs, Moro
llo%d City, Ashcvllo, Goldsboro and Little
ton.
III Moraviun graveyard ut Greensboro,
n. e., the married women nrc buried in
one square, the married men in another, in
still another Slunrc the maiden Indies, while
together rest the unmarried men. Then in
TWO other squares arc founu on one side the
boys, and on the other sido the girls. At
tho hcod of each grave is IL plan, white
marble slab, and the same care and attention
Is given to cnc].
The Joliet Pcntcntiary wns the scene of
4 most interesting event Sunday afternoon.
1t was the comforting of the sacrament Of
confirmation upon III convirts by Arch
bishop Fcc(nn, of Chicago. The crrcmo
mes were conducted i'll the presence uf II
large number Of visitors, unl occurred in
tho prison chapel. Among those confirmed
Wcrc some Of the worst crininpl$ in the
West.
Dr. Schliemun, who is in Athens, writes:
1T is highly probable that in autumn
Shnll begin to uncnrth the Str0n yruld Of the
Atritl>r ut Mycclnr. This work will pro-
| b"bly Inst three years, nud he the last [ shall
| undertake. in my lifetime. But even now
! l venture to promise thut shall there un~
earth palace, the plan of which has most
| IcscmblAncc to that Of Troy or that of
Tiryn*."
The tirccrnrkcrS in use in this country
are I'LL imrortrd They rurnot nr manX.
fncturctt so cheap here ns in L3uropc But
the fireworks which arc now 81 extensively
used are I'LL made here. There arc more
| than eighteen large factories in the North
cr>' States, winch turn ont many millions
worth Of pyrottchnirs annually The chief
*c%t of this cl'!*5 of industry is in E:,st New
YORK AMI Williamsburg. There is one
incto'y Ill Rochester, one i'll Cincinnati and
(1''c"E", and one in San Francisco, besides
| Il number ot smaller establishments of this
| kind which nrc scattered ,l1l over 1h. <U,tu
| try.
BELFAST IN THE u>H,,> or \ ,1uu.
'hr Rioters n Dozen Times Trrur~ r~nnL t'ot:rr
rl'inE from Other tItlr4
BE'FA>r, IRELAND, June 1U-T]r nro
lie "'a|c "ccn wrought |" Il state "f rvut
c\r1trncnt ly the riutou$ ur!1on$traIiu,s ri
'h& or"n3cmcn during The past two .lay*
All work is stopped, stores are CLOSED and
many residences closely burriru>}rd, Men
arc III every street prepared for further
dccdS ol violence. The Oranur,t.n :.,,.
greatly lnrcnScd *lt the cunS>a|u1]nry ,nr
f'rn& upon them and threaten to sack their
MtIr'ckS. l}ctachn"nt$ of Svllit T.; anil
ponce from Dublin and other cities are
oc.ns >"rWnrdcd |o Belfast lo assist th<.
a"thorltlrS III restoring ORDER.
At midnight mob III Ornnrcmrn r,<]..1
Il nu'11c house kept ny II Catholic, named
- ~ Hare amt after *"rking it SGT it on lirr
IN" p"l!cc charged the rioters ii dozen
l'ntS with hayoncts, but each time were.
1orcct' back by vollcvS Ui stones. Vhr
ponce were finally forced tn 1uk.: rc(1~r in
Inc pnrrAck*, where they fired uro1 The
mop from the second story windows The
mon' however: held their ground twenty
minutes longer, although tic firing uf 1},t.
p"llrc WAS heavy and incc<*ant. Scores Of
rioters were WUun{(rl anil it is known
positively that six men and two women
were were killed and great many wounded
ne Wo"ndcu persons were removed b%
tle'r trlrnttS, AMI whether their in i>,<S arr.
1at"l is ''ot known. Twenty uf the rioters
VII" received hullcl wounds are lvjn~ in
one inhrm;lry. y lnr@.: number of Vr,u!rr
men who took part in the riots wrr,. IT.
rcStcu To-Day. The inquest u1 the bellies
"1 those Killed will hc opened this after
noon. Among :hc killed WIS Il b.ruu1
"ntl widow with two children.
-Four "f the rioters who were wounded
ny The police in yesterdays riots died 10.
day. The Oranyclncn arc making Elrur
porfll"*cs of arms, anti are declaring that
thc} Will t4n'c revenge upon tho police: fer
nrlnG INTO their r;lnE> ~ Il nl.1Iiu.r ut
the l'r">cst;ntS living ii! 1!,. Slank1j}l
ltoAd resolutions were adopted ,}r,,uun:jn.,
nc action OF the police from the "n>,l>iu"
dlStrlct coming to Belfast ard ult3<Ki>,!,
peaceful ritiztn~," nnN '!,Innn ;in. thr;t
"lthdlAWnl. The n''>i:Iur ui ;:';;x.,>.<n
on duty i'll Belfast tEi~ :.I;rIi..u,, =, ;;
O'Clock was | .::H'' X n1iln,,, IL >,,1,nx
from HtWry lA:. ;,>' :::.:i,I II. assist 1I,r
ponce III 1nHlnl':"i-.. order H.. \l;"iS
'ra1c mas ordrrtd I'll ;nvtrn< in the . tx IL
DC r'"*rd tonight. No mol,< are IT, IL.
allowed t" c"nYrr%atc in the streets.
THE STORY "F A< EIE.W1r<E*<.
BELFAST. June lU.~-4\n eyewitness or
!"F8layS riots gives the following .l~*tri> |
non "} the scenes nttc'ulinH the 1nu|,s at |
TACK on III" Bower Hill police: "Wrnrn
WIN p"NcrS prjcu up paving $t,,lr; unI
broke them into suitable sizes for u>,. IF
the rioters when they run short ul mis- |
S>lrS. Women and young girls desperately |
cn>rcated the men to continue Hvhiur
Whrnc'rr they Tagged. offering them urrun
iuus "l fresh stones, amt when tntlraly
1Allcu the women and girls t&rovr the ,n,.:>
on ny savage threats. The police station
IS !" moderate sized house, When the moi,
attacked the lul']inH the police responded
"lth Il Vol]ty fired from the tnur~ nv. but
1|c rioters soon drove The officers in, unu
1'Icy rrtrtntcu up stairs and thence ,nain
tanned the fight by Shooting from the vin
oo"S of the front bedroom un the second
'1""r~ llHy HE'LL their position, for half III