The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-04
sENECA's BIG SENSATION.
A Georgia View of 3 Recent Carolina
Sensation.
(From the Macon, Ca, Teiegraph.)


(From the Macon, Ca, Teiegraph.)
ANDY Gallagher, of the Missouri Pacific,
and P. A. Williams, OF the Memphis X
Little Rock, who have just returned to
Atlanta from prospecting tourln North
Carolina, tell OF thrilling accident that
happened day or two ago at Seneca
City, on the Atlanta " Charlotte All
Line.
It seems that short distance above
Seneca City Texas horse drover board
ed the train and wishing TO make him;
self As comfortable as possible, turned
over coe of the seats in the .:rst-ciass
coach and stretched himself ont at full
length. After he had ridden few miles
in this position Of comfort and ease, a
train hand entered the coach and walk
ing up to the Texan informed him that
therules of the company would not allow
tn. seats to be turned. The Texan re:
fused to stir, and when the train hand
placed his hand on the sest tor tde pur'
pose of turning it, the stock dealer from
the Lone Star State drew a large 10.
calibre pistol and pointing it at the head
of the disturber of MS comfort, said:
you uVH ~ ~ 49, -, -o,,
alone, Will oloW noe turousu W"
o'g enough 10 or''e d soAe u S'eo'S
through. ;, ,o,-, .
ine Vrsin nanu' 10. 'ssi5Ine ~ Da,, ia
lead, withdrew and reported the matter
to the cond actor. This official then
called upon the Iexan' ana alser inform "a
ing nm OF sne rules OF 1ne roau I5 W. NJ
reference to turning the sears tolo nun
that ne would nave 10 occupy iesS sPHoe. PpS,Sz
ihls milo lnv1tSIion 10 eeS up sau .,,loS ,,os y
Tue SeaV 70 pe piaoeI .I. - a'S RioAoa ~. s 0n
tlon' alo hoI nave ~ 1lo oeSiie.' 49, sS," .Ie
the contrary IL scene" -. W. ntaNe - sat at
owner OF 'Ie siA sitoossi - ,asrs az 49, 49,
oeius iIt1 s.iule. 1n 80 ttIo 49, NJ ~ - - ON ov NV
coLl9''ovo Vnio1u wv - aos;n
clVeo aa9nSi, 81: !ulpe" ~ Hnu aalS
craving us Ilie eAIerthinaIoi' tI S9ea'eneo
10 p1o" nole shiouSu Z Iue oont,':ogoi. 80,
Il want you 10 unoerstano Ilat ! am
from Texas, SAID ne 10 tne hnlght OF
the oe4 cora, ana II you oon I le' me me
alone VIII sooo1 1he nsh.s ouV % you
ana leave you mere as d nloAon'eH' "
she e. occasion. ..,, /. :.
Inc conoucsot "iSiIleT Sln, w q eo'sou sot,l -
1ron5' Where Anus uai-aslei was ses'set' ss't
ana knoWlng thaV the popular represent,
atlVe OF the missouri racine was ah t otu
CONDUCTOR, asAeo us auylce as 10 "ia'
was pest 10 Oe oone uneer 'iie oiio''iii-
sIanGes; :, :,
wen, al Tue ao'ice nave ~ o1tai'
SAID Gailagher, as ne passed q renslous
perlodlcal to ms f1enc reg "liilams'
Who sat BESIDE nm, us TO say you Ano"
the rules OF the ROAD, ana II was IL
your place l would enforce them II / rae
to call to my assistance every o1nc:ai u
the state OF oouth Carohna.
At this luncture the tram feached
Seneca City, where II MADE stop OF
considerable length, nucn longer than
the schedule allows.
Mr.. Galiagner Wlshlng 10 Know "ha1
was gong on, On IN ene rear, ceiie1 upon
nls lrleno "hlans ana sne 'wo .i orTppeo fE
oach 10 1ne coacn IL "hicn VIC ieAan
was enjoying LIS ease; ~. ~
AS tney en5ereo sne car 'ne AeAas
aroVer Iooheo up ana ASKED:
"What 90 you recon they are Stop,
ping mere N thls wilderness SO ions tor:
u oont know, Salo '7allaeheI' oeV
near that the conouceor mas mao russ
with passenger aoout 1uInios 'ne seal
and imagine Vha5 the conouctor mas goIe
20 get the marshal OF tne IOWA 70 ne1p
nm 1S enforce sae su1es oi soe assaooor roaa,
.,a go a.uIN III anS a. = VIC I'll, ' +sts him
a9 snG 5o1sn .uss arsbsis me With s,v.shooters
- .ao -. :. go o.no1 n;.h n.en >
~ .sfTsr suS I" So $50 49, - ~o+or+od C.a,,oober
;<,s "el, ~ 49, .alIo 1,otl ,,sssanoars @ anS -
you snI ,.ns,s a,e 9oso ooafar,, t p tha ~,1Ies
was you Noli.o Sout 1Sa,, W 'N0 'Ae'
sno aoI nave q ans Vtoao!e -
petoIe We IeAau ootIu - maoo aoooi' teps ssns
~ the front 0oOr ana OtnerS Dy t1e rear.
they walked QOWn the car untll Ine man