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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-01
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Facts OF Interest Gathered from Various
Quarters.

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Facts Of Interc-. Gathered from Various
Quarters.
Cho,or, ;s roninr IN Core,
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T;,o ,.o.,,.s oo,,o, s,,,,n,,. is a:,s 400
balcs
a d,r,nrc., r;.izno Of MONTGOMERY shot
and killed \ policeman Thursday.
p.;,,o ,,.y,,do,.;, :, froo o,d cn his way
to his hor,r
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rod bo, orn ,l,;S faT
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sue c'lc'loliS III lFc!i'h'' ViiIs "iii'ci'
Dr. l.. ;. b'ttlnS' OF baltimore asco S''
conshi''e'' III s"icN'c on o'''''''S
lmrty-SlN out OF seventy Thousand
persons III ''''AonS eo',i''''' s"''l"'' >.
Inc New oill BANK reserve IS no" 80
$50 IN excess OF 1esal requirement
\ Presbyterian congregation was ho9'c''
ana stoned Dy 4 moo IN Belfast Ahulsuay'
Rev. J. G. Becchcr committed suicide at
Eimlra, y. y, eoncSoay.
James G. Blaine made his second speech
in North Berwick. Maine, "Wednesday.
Bart Wall was killed by Lewis Ellison,
Wednesday, in Atlanta. Ellison IS IN jail.
About zoo passenger trains enter and
leave Philadelphia daily.
The renort 1hat vc,low fever had ND
pcarcd in Florida is untrue.
The lclcrat;oo from Ireland to the Irish
National J,car,;c IRE on their wly back.
,1,s,or ,vo~l,,,,o, po,,dor,,. dc,.,,ros thot
the anarchists and the Knights of Labor arc
antaronistic
T. 5.s ,,or. Non, d;soo,.o-od ,,,,+ ,,,o c;r,
for whom Moore was lynchcd in Macon is
notorious creature.
Freshness nor4 Of porIv;no Y Y dc.
strovcd by fire on Saturday. Loss $780,.
COO
1-;o.o.;, n5 1r1;o,o,, 7,vos ,.oro al.
most to.oIjv DESTROYED bv the storm of Fri
dav night.
Dr q q Roors Of Posto, is in mi, on
the charge of aiding Mrs. Robinson tc
mul(;er her daughter.
Wn T Tcndo]l If Rcston swan sic.
ccssfullvin q cork vest the whirlpool rapids
of Niagara river for s, 600
7, Hosto, ,rrs C,-~ &c 1,c,,sonr;],o
Fla. has sucd Frances Collins for $50 00C
damaors for cnt;cino her husband
IT,. 49, 49,. - .,,:a;ao.,h; soo -,
:, onSon m oy;mce 70 IocsaS NJ Tonto Corio
Tbn ,ast * fore;en ~ le,,,. ~ who lbs. s1o 600
T,,~ Ds..es-s.s - W. 1-:-.:,,:. ,.,.l
non,;natod G :, Ho~r over E3stacc Gin
son ;ncrmbcnt for CONGRESS-
~, ,Tn..o- Co.,o,, co;,,,ors. ,ssoc;,.;o,,
of Bolton. Ear. have resolved to reduce
WAGES. \ strike will follow.
H. o,d roo,ao~ So,son nocroos ,rorl
Ivnchnd Tuesday n;nht ot MAGNOLIA In.
for numbering a NEGRO named Collins.
-, -. A., ,,..r:,,,o ,loo.,
from by6-onbobio NJ Forth Worth Teyas
Wcdnrsday
Tnoro : or,,;,o,,,or.s ,,.r+,- 70 bo ar
oaniZed in Ch;c,ro 10 take m ac,iyr nar;
IN thr elections
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-01

Into power he comes the Illlrd llme,
With projects so dark and so sinister,
That no longer we call him the Prime,
But rather the Past-his-P Prime Minister" ;"
Kissing through veil is allowed in Bos-
ton when women kiss each other. AS such
kissing is mere lip service, without heart
the veil makes no difference.
The world is making progress, undoubt-
edly, but it is a stern fact, nevertheless,
that it pays better to be a freak in dime
museum than to be 4 poet.
chihuahua, the Mexican city Capital Of
State Of same nance that has been figuring
prominently in newspaper literature lately
is pronounced Cha-wah-wah.
Every fond mother thinks her boy will
slime when he grows up, but the specula-
ton is seldom realized except in the cases
Of those who become boot-blackS.
The Boston man does not say Il know
on which side my bread is buttered;" he
saws: Excuse me; l know on which side
my staff Of life is olcomarSarined.
Some one claims to have found out that
the busllel of corn which the distillcr buys
for thirty cents is evidently sold to the
drinkers for *4050.
It is said that ConfuciuS was never
known to speak at meals. lie probably
Sat 1T the middle of the table, then, where
everything was handy.
\ writer describes Il beauty as having
..ln cxquisitcly moulded face, of which two
dark hazel eyes arc the central feature.
Where is her nose situated?
kentucky and Missouri have laws making
gambling a felony, but in either State MUIR
der seems to be considered about as mild a
form OF dissipation as croquet.
Bees near distillcry stay drunk all the
time, and make no honey. Bees are 4
good deal like men. They don't care for
honey when they can get whisky.
'.What is wanted in this country" said
the bride, as she examined the wedding
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-01

Strange arc the bequests. which people
sometimes make to perpetuate their own
vanity a man lately bequeathed $500 to
a church in New Jersey, on condition that
its hell should be tolled on every anniver-
sary of his death.
Radiant memories and rare old Jokes arc
fine old sauces for supper, but they too will
cause commotion among the chestnut
bells" The rare old jokes must be wrapped
up and laid on the shelf, if it takes the
last four leaves in the family Bible"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-01

1t is hard to tell which side to take
The anti-prohibitionist when he goes fish
ing takes a flask of whisky with him and
comes home the worse for using it. The
prohibitionist takes quart of ice cream
and discovers after he has eaten it that it is
poisoned and he has narrow escape.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-01
Cholera is raging in Corca.

andcr, Of Bulgaria, was deposed and made
prisoner during IN inspection Of troops al
Widdin.
Tie female friends of the Chicago anar
chists raised $4,000 last Thursday for the
expense of appealing their case to the SUI
prcmc Court.
Il is now believed that Prince Alexander
is confined in monastery near Sofia. Il
is rumorcd that Premier harayelof has
been placed under arrest.
John GrubbS, Of the Ocean Steamship
Company police, Savannah, Ga, dropped
dea6 in the street Thursday as he was going
on duty Heart disease.
C. T. Palmer, Of Richmond, Va, manu-
facturer of agricultural implements, has
made an assignment. Liabilities, $377,0 900;
assets half that amount.
The State Prohibition Convention met in
Harrisburg, Pa, Wednesday, represented
bv 81 delegates. c. S. Wolfe will be
their gubernatoria candidate.
DR.. 5. \. Richmond has been acquitted
of the murder of Editor Strong, of the st.
Joseph NerolG, it being found by the jury
that be was insane at the timcaud is so still.
4 collision occurred on the Camden and
Atlantic railroad between Il crowded cXcur
sion and fast newspaper train near Pliia-
Gclp2ia Thursday. Seven persons were in
jured seriously.
Senator Evarts, c. c. Perkins and Miss
Matthews, while carriage riding At Wind
sor, Vt, "Wednesday, were upset. Perkins
was killed and Senator Eyarts and Miss
Matthews severely injured.
There was gas pipe three feet long and
one end sol;dly plugged found in Chicago
Sunday, and the police officers, thinking it
Il bomb tossed it il the lake, being afraid
| TO examine II.
Tie oleomargarinc tax will become opcr
ativc iust about tie time the Florida hotel
keepers are arranging their schedules of
| prices for next winter 1t will be a hare!
| season for irv;li!ds.
III Massachusetts,, with IN excess OF co.
600 women, It is said 70 be hard to get
| woman who can do hoUscworh. They
have been spoiled by factory work and
dabJiing in literature.
An old lady of seventy, being left
widow and destitute, on being asked wha;
she would do to make living, said: I'm
sure cannot tell, unless become G ball.t-
girl. :,
There is another case of complaint against
Mexico. An American mining company
has been fined by Mexican authorities for
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
FEATURES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.

Trade had frightened up considerably mt thc
boycotted bakery in East sccond-s- yesterday. MIS-
Lan1gra and her daIghtcrn-law were corresponding
ly happy. The windows piled high with attractive
looking PIES cakes and cookies. and made an inVthg
show Long rows OF brown bread and Bohemian bread
filled the shelves but they became gradually smaller as
customer after came In with empty Daskets
came in and ordered twenty dollars more TO the account
been running there for the benen of me poor
and he was followed shortly after by minister VINO
also wan ed bread given to the poor The nelghpors
are still antaeonistic TO Mrs Lanigraf and when a
stranger he directed TO the bakery they refuse W
give him the Information 49,,
Tl.r, was scarcely any change in the strike at the
and working force rapidly being Increased I" lts
former number. . l.,
The boycotting talors continued their promenade IN
front OF Cayanagh Il Sandfords but did not oner 10
mOlcst OF the passers-by. 81, ,un
Twenty-Five boy wood Dundlers in Tngesons klbding
wood factory in Newark-st, Hcboken, are on strike
They have been getting cents one hundred bundles
and de nand increase OF percent. III,
The Domestic Sewing Machine Works at Newark VIII
start up again Tomorrow after being closed t"o weshS
There will no change In the working force. COM
mttee OF the employees of the CLARK Thread COMPANY
asked for a reduction Of working hOuIs with naI
holiday Saturday. The company Will give nrciso
to morrow The German Typographical Union o,
Newark and he carpenters and joners also deulahu
eight hours. They want an sanswer TOMORROW. ~
The carpenters aud cabinetrakers employer ny
Young IL Cirard, Manhattan-av Greenpolnt', ny
pointed committee last evening to ASK MT riraru ,na
thoy should obliged to work but eight honS uay.
They asked only eight hodrs pny and their uee wa"
gIauted.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
.pnIrpAT,oy IN NEw-JERsEy.

TREyToN May | Spccirr .--GCyclnOr AbDctt
has signed the Arbitration bill. The law provides tha'
the workm"n may select two OF the state Factory IN
spectors and the employers two other persons lho'e
four shall select fth. who shall act rs chairmah Inc
R,cd shall sit as a court with power to compel the at
t.ruc of witnesses and lf4 Al all ne bind-
ing uppn botn parties. Tho Board shall serve wlnou.
and the counties are to pay the witnesses
fees.
w,suxcroy. May The iwelyc.hour schedule volun
tariy rendered the drivers AMI conductors ny ,nc
Washington and Geo get,wn strcet Railfoal COMPANY
W. nat into operation tolay. The employees celrbratci
the occasion by decorating their with napy-hue
buntings and slre'mers, ana inc h9rsns , JoSt,dd
along with garands around their necks ana puhes an"
nags on ther heads.
NEwBURG. y. V, May l.-Masons and brckaJ ers mere
ask ten hours pay Tor nine hours work.
CINCISSATI. Ohio. May 1.-About 300 empoyes Oh
furniture manufacturers and 100 cmpioyes OF tno
brunswick Bake billiard table manufacturers are OUT
consequence OF refusal TO grant ten hours pay ip
eight hours work In other branches Oh lluussry WIZ
there IL general feeling In favor of an eiRhno u"y
nothing has been done toward enforcing the system.
DETROIT May 1.-Tho journeymen brewers, number
ing $50 and 300 quit work this mornng thcr
demand for ninehour day and ten hours pay Drng r.
fused by all the brewers except hve, VINO grahted 'no
demand OF the men unconditoDaly.
ROCHESTER,. May 1.-The cgarmakers IN this city be-
gan work on the eIght-hour plan to-day. Inc manu-
facturcrs do not object, the men are pal by tne
piece Carpenters. masons and DrickIayeis nave % no.
nandcd that considered days work, the
carpenters asking 81 80 for nine hours work
CONCORD, N H. May 1.-E s. Harris, proprietor OF OF
wOoeu mills Ia Penacook. has made Oath that ne
believes his property is threatened by moD vioehce
Special policemen have been appointed VINO VIII De on
day and night unti the danger mas passed. anu tue
scccmen have warnet the officers OF the Knights OF
Labor. who ordered the strike In these NILS thit they
will b. held answcrblc In the courts IOr any uaaSo
suffered by the town.
ST. PAUL, Minn May 1.-The plumbers of st. Paul
and Minneapolis went strike this morning as the
master Number. would not comply with their demands,
the chef OF which was that they should work nine
hours 50 80 a day and eight hours On Saturday.
The bosses offered 81 day OF ten hours, but this was
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
BOYCOTTING THAT PAYS.

The boycott against Mrs. Van Brunt, the
courageous little newsdeaer in Williamsburg who re-
fused stop selling THE TRIBUNE when ordered to do 80
by members OF labor union, bids fair to prove profit
able to as the attempted persecution OF Mrs. Gray.
Yesterday OF the best days that she had
Her Old customers who have been with her for years
turned in force aud other people who had heard OF
boycott her relief Her stand in front OF Mr..
Judd's No. % Broadway. was centre OF attraction.
late her. one III Orange County sent word that he
wanted THE TRIBUNE from her for SIX months " laid
an extra stock Of TKIBUSEs" sad Mrs. Van Brunt.
but they all gone IN no time. and Snail double
my order TO morrow. Two young men bought copies of
The TRIBUNE aud paid 10 cents for them refusing
change Then they waved the papers under the nose OF
Of the boycotefs and sad You, Mr. BoycOtter.
doing this paper more good than all It's other al
yertlsing put together"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
CHARGED WITH EXTORTION
FOUR MEMBERS OF THE CARL sAHN CLUB INDICTED
RnR IEYYING A FINE ON rHEIsS.

FOUR MEMBERS OF THE CARL SAIIN CLUB INDICTED
FOR IEvYING FINE ON rHEIsS.
The members of the Carl Sahn Club were
made the last victims OF the Grand Jurys raid against
boycotters The proceed ngs against them are under
a law defining a far serious crime than that
for which the other boycoters indicted Max Dan
hauser Paul s. Wilzg, Holdorf and Michael stroll
four members club arrested at early hour
Yesterday morning They taken to Police Head
quarters and then the District Attorneys Office They
are charged with extorton which may be punishable
with five years Imprisonment. The mon were taken be-
fore Juace Donohue who fixed the bail at 81 800 IN
each case Danhauser and Wilzig were bailed by Will
r. Goepel August r. WAGNER the counsel for the Carl
sahn cub, appeared for the prisoners
The charge of oxtortion founded the action OF the
cup In demanding $1,000 from George Thess to pay the
expenses of the boycott which they had laid with appar
ent on the Fourteenth Street Garden lhelss
refused at first to employ only members or the clup
WilZig and HuliOrf members OF the cuD VINO com
PEELED Thesis to discharge some OF his employees Sfoh
Il "a bartender at The Gernania Assembly looms, ana
Danhauser Is "a waiter.
Tie indictment against them Is drawn uhuef oectohs
52 553 and sod OF the Penal Code which are As lOiows
Fx'oron 10 obtaining Of property from another with
his induced bv wrongful use 0f force OF rear OF
under of cia right such viii constitute ex
torOn be induced b. threat TO DO unlawful injury 10
the person property OF tie threatened or 10 any
relative OF member Of his family or 10 accuse
relative OF his mber oi his family Oh
or inpue 10 Lin or any OF them any
or any person who extors anv money or other
property from another under circumstances not Amounting
OF force threat IN me
sections is punishable by Imprisonment not exceeding
other sons interested in the boycott Tneisss
place have also been indicted ana lurluer hrTesIS Will
llt,hn hfellV
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
JUSTICE wELDE DEFENDS HIS ACTION.

Justice Wcldc read In the newspapers what
the Grand Jury had said about him before going to the
Harlem court yesterday and after attending TO the
business Of the court talked the matter with
porter 1t Is unheard Of proceeding he said " FOR
the Grand Jury to present pubic officer. who
csing his best Judgment, without giving him oppor
tunity to be heard II had been summoned TO appear
before the Cram jury could have satisfied them that
grounds existed to hold those men, referring the
bOycOter arrested for paradng in front OF THESES
cert garden. Tho officers who arrested those men
were unable TO make charge against them except
that they peaceaby walking the streets dstrDt-
ing circulars and know OF no law which makes this
crime. They were not charged with disturbing tho
peace or acting IN dis0rlery manner. and the alb
sence OF proof OF any offence there nothing for
TO do but discharge them challenge the closest scru-
tiny OF my Official acte. conscious that am acting the
best Interest OF the people at large"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
NO CHANGE in THIRD AVENUE.
CARS RUNNING REGULARLY-THE srRIKERS MOI
DISCOURAGFD,

CARS RUNNING REGULARLY-THE STRIKERS NOT
DISCOURAGED.
The condition of the Third Avenue Railroad
strike yesterday simply repetition OF the day be-
fore The company Its cars regularly during the
day and breaking In number Of new hands. 50 that
when it Is ready to start on schedule time, which,
the officers say will be early this week. It
will have plenty OF drivers to carry Oh
the business OF the company the same before the
strike began The officers Jubilant their
cess say that far they concerned the strike
is practically The old mon will have little chance
to come all. The places them are daily
becoming fewer III number. and unless they make app
cation before the road begins To schedule time
they will be taken back The statements made by
the strikers about large numbers OF the horses being
without shoes and Improperly cared for rdcued at
the stables Accountant Thompson has about completed
his examination Of the companys books and will make
his report to the Board of Railroad Commissioners In
a day two. He Will make statement in the mean
time
At the headquarters OF the strikers the Executive
Board busy all day long attending to routine bu
ness paying of the They do deny that the
company gradually filling the places OF The strikers
but this docs not appear To worry them much they
that the majority OF tine new are Incompetent
and while they do say explicitly 1t Is understood
that another lie up o. the line is not at all mpiob
able. The two main causes which they base their
confidence OF ultimately bringing tho com
pany to terms are the stage ,o line ,c..nd ANA
getting their charter through the legislature they
say that strong company Will be formed aud stages
enOug put To compete strongly with the Third Ave
nue. Road. The fare viii he cents In the meantime
they continue TO run haf dozen free stages more As an
advertisement than anytnug else. In regard to the
boycott OF the stIkerS SAID /" IL doesn't make any
d. d.flcrence how many the Third Avenue RallTO I
II The people won't ride In them tney can't keep
up the fght. We Influence al least 10000 people
day lpv estimate. Mind you this would -. 800
aday. Henry Hart and Lewis Lyon not tn people
10 run Tcac sentimental grounds or Tor iun, ana
ir simply question To- now long they Viii Atiud 10
even II ihcy '"mplcieiN man hrf road with competent
men, The H'ahcfs oi the Executive Board seem 10
worry nile about the indictments, and that tIcy
Hl. Ice Iod " 10 stand ihr.r rial on "Wednesday.
There wcrc many applicants al the stables ia Third
ycst"Tdiy Of Intelligent. fairly weldressc1 young
men Who were anxious to to work. To ali the APP
p.Icants Supcrlhtendent kObartsDn answered; Come
mere =; o'clock IN the morning and Will see what
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

can be done for you" william Bushnell. 'ne % GU
durtor who left the strikers aud returned To Tue co
pany said that hs wanted 10 hchy 'he .,n. ST. q n
which had been published concerning his accep''ns To-
and then leaving the strikcra lie saiu INV " Ill
weeks he did receive that sum, but u wa, w s ,h
amounts and he saw that ne could not depeh" uPo" WV
strikers for mosey support his family. .,..
More run yesterday thah on "ny va, L.
the strike began There 12 on tue man iln''
siy,vnvr from the derot TO the Post Ohce and forty
seven from the depot the Harlem end OF the nne'
fifteen the crosstown line At onr-hubu4'"-"""
twenty nftn-st and ten on the Cable road
Ambrose W. Clayton. one OF the AK men VINO Were,
dicted for riot I'm overurning ~ Ihiri-Nc anu
Fny-ninfh-st. April 10. was bailed yesierlh{ u,
John Muller of No rs srvcnth-aye.. who iurhlshed
bonds to the amount OF 5000
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

"Iam glad my chiId.- says the mother to her
eldest daughter" TO see you improving In health
so rapidly. Hoods SarsapariIla is dong wonders
for Won after your long and severe illness. You
look better every day"
"Yos. mother. / feel 50 much stronger TOO
Why, / can play all the afternoon and not feel
tired And the medicine IL so pleasant to ia e.
Sister always wants taste wlieL am takingi IT,"
"Well, II IL really peculiar and remarkable
medicine. ] have been reading its Phenomend
Rec ,rd. Every statement Is 80 fair that II carries
conviction. In fact, Hoods Sarsaparilla seems
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
MANNERS AND MoRALs-Two OF A KIND.

TO he Rdttor Or The Trtb
SIR: The diseased or paralyzed moral sense
OF the Attorney General OF United states will hardly
attract public attention than the fash vngarity OF
the man himself. shown In his testimony before tho
House Committed would like to know Of citizen OF
these United States who Is proud OF the head OF his
Nations Law Department or is 1t to be the poker de-
partmentD Garland might offer the excuse that In ms
section of the country-and indeed entirely I'm the South
ssissippi Naey-vugarity does pass current for w.t.
ana that been long enough In Washington TO
have shls wear off But confusion be II spoken,
our Attorne Is utterly unconscious OF the
necessity o offering any excuse at all. JOHN W. BELL
Nfir- York, April 20. 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Dyspepsia.

II have been troubled
with dyspepsia Thad I'm,
little appetite, and gnatI
did eat distressed me. or
did me little goo,L In an
hour after eating ! would
experience a fainrness o,
tired. aILg0ne feeling A,
though | had not eaten
ANYTHING. HoOl's ARA
parilla dIl me an lnimen, :,
AMOUNT of good. 10 gAvs
me an appetite. and my
food relishe'i and SAT- fled
the craving T had preyt
ously experienced. Itre
lieved Inc o: that fant
tired. ali-gone feeling. I
have felt 50 much better
since 7 took HOODS -arss.
pariila. that / am hap,y
to add my rec0mmeada
tioD.' q EORGE 4
PAGE, Watertown. xau
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
The Oft Told Story

ofthe peculiar med cinai merits Of Hoods Sar-
saparila is fully confirmed by the voluntary test
mony OF thousands who have tired It. Peculiar
in the combination, proportion and preparation
OF its mgr adients. peculiar in the extreme care
with which 1t is put uD. Hoods Sarsaparilla ac'
complishes cnres where other preparations en-
tirely fail Peculiar IN the unequaled good name
10 has m de at homo. which ~ tower OF
strength abroad" peculiar IN the phenomena
sales it has attained. the most popular and sue
cessful sprlng medicine and bl lod purifier before
the public today Is Hoods Sarsapar!lla.