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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-07-11
For Sheriff,

For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce w. D.
MANN as a candidate for Sheriff, subject TO
action Of primaries.
The friends Of JAMES 8. GILBERT an.
nounce him as candidate for Sheriff, subject
to action of primaries. ..
We are authorized to announce Capt. F. w.
R. NANCE as a candidate for Sheriff, subject
TO action OF primaries.
The many friends Of THOS. L. MOORE, OF
Ninety-Six, 8. c., beg leave to nominate him
as candidate for Sheriff Of Abbeyille county,
pledging him to abide by the ensuing primary
election. ...'.f.
w. T. BRANCH Is hereby announced as a
candidate for Sheriff OF Abbeville county,
subject to action Of primaries.
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barbecue at Warrenton

Saturday, July 2Sth. The candidates are spe-
cially invited to attend and to come prepared
to speak, as they will be called upon. The
ladies Of the Warrenton Presbyterian church
will serve Ice cream and lemonade, and other
refreshments for consideration, the proceeds
to be used in finishing the church. The pub
lie are cordially invited to come and partici-
pate in the pleasures OF the day. The barbe-
cue will be served free to all.
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ment, to be held at Spartanburg from
August 9th to 18th, inclusive, prom
ises to be big affair, and Spartanburg
is making extensive preparations for
it, Speeches by agricultural men
from all parts Of the country may be
expected, and representative from
Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Moth
and South Carolina, the five States
comprising the Inter State Encamp-
ment, will be present. The railroads
will have reduced rates of fare from
all parts of the country. ,....... ~.
THE South Carolina Confederate pen
sion list now foots up above 1900. At
SIS for each pensioner per month it re-
quires about 100000 per annum to pay
all of the pensions. The Legislature
only appropriated $50, 900 for the pur-
pose, and the law will have to be
amended at the next session so as to
exclude many from its provisions or
the appropriations will have to be in
creased.
MRS. Col. VIM. MADDOX, of Heard
monnt, Ga, passed through here last
week, chaperoning jolly party en-
route to Toccoa, Ga. Mr.. Mac Mad
dox, Mrs. Maddox, the two Misses
Maddox and Miss Ella May Hewitt
constituted the party. :,
The barbecue at Latimer last Satur-
day was quite success. The crowd
was large, and a first-class barbecued
dinner was served to the satisfaction of
all present. The ladies served refresh
ments for the benefit of their church,
and cleared about SIS. The candidates
were there in full force. ...-,
THE Committee appointed to secure
q suitable place for the speaking here
August 4th, have reported, and the
speaking will be in the grove below
Mr.. J. B. Leroy's. r.
Mr.. E. w. HARPER has obtained a
leave of absence, and is spending the
time at home, Mr.. Clarence Harper
is acting route agent during his abb
sence. .....
The P. r. & w. C. Railway will
give excursion rates on the 4th thus
affording an opportunity to allow the
people on the line to be here on the
4th and return the same day.
MRS. A. H. GILBERT, of Monterey,
and Miss Lizzie Cunningham, of
Mountain View, are visiting at Capt.
w. G.. Johnson's.
MISS CARIE PEGUEs, after short
but pleasant visit to her friend Mrs.
Otter Saddler, left last Friday for her
home in Cheraw.
A RARE chance to get some high
class poultry. See Patterson and Stur-
keys advertisement in another col
umn.
MEssRs. LESTER CARLISLE and
Sam Trowbridge, Of Anderson, are
visiting at Capt. J. T. Barnes.
ADGER, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Carlisle, died last Sum
day from whcoping-cough.
MASTER CLEMENT ALLEN has re-
turned from Augusta where he has
been attending school.
MISSES SUDIE WATSON and Min
ME Watson, Of Anderson, are visiting
Mrs. Berry B. Allen.
Mr.. F. L. STEVENSON and wife, OF
Hartwell, Ga, are visiting at Mr.. J. @.
Donald's.
Miss MARIE POWER, of Due West,
is on visit to the family of Mr.. ]. w.
Huckabee.
MRS. J. M. LATIMER left Monday
for Augusta to be gone for day or
two.
CAPT. w. G. JOHNSON was in luck
Saturday, and is now feastsng on NUT
ton.
SATURDAY the the thermometer
registered 81 degrees in the shade.
THE candidates are getting down to
hard work.
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Card from DR.. Hawthorne.

Editor Press and Banner:
At the solicitations Of friends and q desire
to enjoy the honor OF being Legislator Of
Abbeville county, l have resolved to make
the second attempt to represent the people In
that capacity. authorized you to insert my
name among the list Of candidates.
Respectfully,
July 10, 1883. D. p. HAWTHORN,
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For Judge Probate Court.

The many friends OF J. F. LIVINGSTON
announce him az q candidate for the office Of
Probate Judge, subject to the action of the
Democratic primaries.
j. FULLER LYON. ESQ.,, submits his re.
election to the Democratic primaries.
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A Young Man of the Right Sort.

Mr.. Andrew Norrell, son of Mr.. s. B. Nor
rell, OF Abbeville, is an excellent harness
maker. although only sixteen years old. He
can cut complete set OF harness and make
every piece. His energy and application to
business are worthy Of all imitation, and 1t
would be we'll for the country and greatly to
their own credit If more of our young men
would learn trades, and thus become useful
citizens, rather than idle drones.
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CANDIDATES.
For SOLICITOR.

w. C. MCGOWAN is hereby announced as
a candidate for Solicitor OF the Eighth Circuit,
subject to the action of the Democratic party,
either in primary or convention.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
E. PRINCE, Of Anderson, as a candidate for
Solicitor Of the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
R. A. CHILD, of Plckens, is hereby an
nounced as q candidate for Solicitor of the
Eighth Circuit, subject to the action of the
Democratic party, either in primary or con.
ventIon.
NJ. F. ANSEL is hereby announced as q
candidate for the SolIcltorship Of the Eighth
Circuit, subject to the action of the Demo.
cratic party. .
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In the Presbyterian General assem-.
bly, of Ireland, which met in Belfast,
June 5th, the retiring moderator de.
clared in his opening speech that the
Presbyterian Church is soundly
Unionist in its views. Gladstonian-
ism, he said implied the crippling OF
the Churches resources, the tranfer of
education into the hands of the Bo-
manists, and perhaps the expulsion OF
Presbyterianism from the greater part
of Ireland.
The General Synod of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, or Covenant
ers ;" who refuse to exercise the right
of the ballot because Christ is not re-
cognized in the Constitution of the
United States, has decided unanimous
ly against union with the United Pres
byterian Church.
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Pension Warrnts.

Pension WarrntS.
The following pension warrants are now II
the hands OF Major Zeigler, and the parties
will please call and get them:
Mrs. Tabitha Brooks,
Mrs. Jane NJ. Davis,
Mrs. Mary Ann Ellenberg,
Mrs. ]. E. Elgan,
Mrs. Mary Tucker,
Mrs. Sarah A. Ashley.
Mrs. Tempey Burdett,
Mrs. B. E. Brock,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen,
Mrs. Mary A. Boyd,
Mrs. Eliza Beasley,
Mrs. M. ]. Cochran,
Mrs E. ]. Campbell,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Duncan,
Mrs. Nancy E. Firth.
Mrs. Mary Jane Hall,
Mrs. f. ]. Haddon,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lythgoe,
Mrs. Sarah Mattison,
Mrs. Peggy Mcbride,
Mrs. Mary E. Patterson,
Mrs. Fannie B. Shirley,
Mrs. Martha ]. White,
Mrs. Eliza Walker,
Mrs. Sarah .. Walker,
J. N. Carwile,
J. d. Etheridge,
w. L. Dukes,
J. r. Darby,
VIM. Mouchett,
Lewis Rogers.
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For Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Capt. JOHN
M. COCHRAN as candidate for Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas and General Ses-
sions, subject to action OF primaries
The Hodges Democratic club respectfully
announce Major M. g. ZEIGLER as q candi-
date for reelection to the Office Of Clerk Of the
Court of General Sessions and Common Pleas
for Abbeville county, subject to action Of the
primaries.
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Badly Hurt.

While Mr.. James S. Gibert's youngest son,
aged about seven years, was riding last
Thursday afternoon, the horse ran against
wire fence, badly cutting both the horse and
the rider
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Buist Turnip Seed.
Ruta Baga,
Yellow Aberdeen,
Ysilow Amber.
Mammoth Red Top,
White Norfork and
Seven Top,
at E. A. TEMPLETON.
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Naval cadets recently admitted have
been submitted to reckless hazing on
the practice ship Constellation at the
hands of the third class cadets, who
made them chew candles, eat soap,
stand on their heads and to use only
certain ladders on the ship. The crew
has been ordered into port at Annapo-
lis and the hazers will be courtmar-
tailed.
Rev. J. D. Hammond, D. D., late
pastor of First Church in st. Louis,
has been elected and installed Pres
ident of Central College, Fayette, Mis-
souri,. This is the position made va
can't by the election Of DR.. E. R.
Hendrix to the Episcopacy.
Bishop Hendrix has changed the
date of the session of the Norto-west
Texas Conference from November 7 to
November IA.
1t is said that the cost in dollars
the General Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in New York
was seventy-five thousand-twenty
thousand m re than the Church in COL
lections footed up, the difference hav-
ing to be provided for by the Book
Concern as loan.
Experiments on the speed Of the
electric current prove that if a proper
conductor could be wound around the
globe, signal parting from any point
of it would return tie the starting-point
in one-half a second.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
has in India Sc foreign, 46 native and
% zenana missioaries, 4,45O members,
5,523 probationers and 10,1S0 Chris
tians. This is Missionary Bishop
Thoburn's diocese"
A constitutional amendment has
been offered in the House to make the
term of office for President six years,
and he to be ineligible for q second
term.
Never invest funds for current sup
port of missions. Trust the next gen
Grafton to love Christ as much as we
do, and be willing to bear its own bur-
dens.
It has been more than seventy-three
wears since the close of the war of 1872,
yet the pensions to the soldiers and
widows amount to $4,000.
DIR. Josephus Anderson edits the
Florida Christian AdUocae with out
salary. We regard this as noble in
stance Of disinterestedness.-le1dsl
Christian Advocate.
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For Auditor.

respectfully. ask the endorsement Of the
people Of Abbeville county at the coming
Democratic primary election for reappoint-
ment as County Auditor. A. w. JONES.
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Extracts from Christian Nsighbor

EXlraCS from GlrlSIlan N0lglD0]
At the recent meeting of the Direc
tors Of the Presbyterian Theologica
Seminary at Columbia in Augusta
the Rev. Dr.. Francis R. Beattie, O
Ontario, Canada, signified his accept
ance of the Perkins Professorship for
merly held by DR.. Woodrow. The
chair of Biblical exegesis was held by
the election of Rev. VIM. NJ. McPheet.
ers Of Marion, Southwestern Virginia.
He accepted the offer thus made.
Three boys under the Inspiration OF
dime novels killed an old Indian
whom they accused of stealing their
money. The youths were suspected
of the murder, the Indians fired the
underbrush where the boys were hid
den, and as they rushed out shot them
to death, and burned their bodies.
J. R. Balch, young man % years
old, died at Ridgeway, s. c., July 6,
from the bite of cat. The animal bit
Mr.. Balch last fall. On June % the
young man was taken violently i'll, a
physician was called, but convulsion
followed convulsion until the victim
died in great agony.
4 A destructive wind visited Edwards
burg, Indiana, July 6, overturning
and carrying away many houses. A
new hotel was moved fifteen feet
from its foundations and completely
wrecked. No one was hurt as far as
is known.
AT the recent Commencement of the
South Carolina College the degree of
Doctor of Divinity was conferred on
Rev. G. w. Holland (Lutheran) of
Newberry, and on Rev. Ellison Ca
pers, (EpiscopaD of Columbia. 4
DR.. A. L. Ganbert, one of Column
bias most esteemed and successful
physicians left last week with his fam.
lily on visit to Portland, Maine, his
former home. A month may be too
short time for recuperation- needed
rest from professional duties.
J. g. Baird, A. B., of Leesville, s.
C., has been elected Principal of the
Franklin Academy at this place vice
Prof. J. A. Campbell, resigned. Ian
caster Ledger.
Storms of wind, rain and hail, with
thunder and lightning, have devastat-
ed the country about Parkersburg, w.
Va, sweeping territory Of thirty-fve
miles radius. ,sS
Floods of rain fell at Kansas City,
July 8. Many houses were overflow
ed, a fifteen foot culvert being made
quate to carry off the immense vol
ume of water. E =
War is an instrument entirely in
efficient toward redressing wrongs,
and multiplies instead of indemnify
ing losses. Jefferson.
The Presbyterians purpose the erec-
ton in this city of seminary for
girls. It will be, when established,
under the control of a Synod.
Rev. w. A. Gambler, of Nashville,
has been elected President of Emory
College, Ga.
Capt. VIM. NJ. Swami, q well-known
citizen of Wilmington, y. c., was in
stantly killed July BY lumber falling
from a loaded car and crushing him.
A negro man, Hall Wilson, living
near Sumter, mistook his wife for q
burglar and shot her dead on the night
of July 7.
The Corpse Trust Company were
brought from Charleston to the peni-
tentiary, July 9.
A Methodist Church was dedicated
at Harvin's, Clarendon Co., June "a.
An earthquake shock was felt at sew
eral points in Canada, July z.
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Attention Candidates t!
COMMITTEE,

The citizens OF Diamond Hill township re-
! spectfully invite all candidates to n picnic to
be given at Center OF Gravity, (Erwin's store)
on Saturday, July 2Sth.
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BIRTHS.

At Abbeville, July 7, 1885,, to Mrs. j. T.
Robertson, q son.
At Abbeville, June -, 1888, to Mrs. 81. P.
McIlwaine, q son. ....r.
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Shocked by Lightning

Mrs. d. R. Penney, living near Warrenton,
was severely shocked by lightning one day
last week. The lightning struck large oak
tree In the yard.
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If you wish bargains in light summer dress
goods, call In during the month OF July and
will save you 20 per cent. on your bill. w.
E. Bell. ..
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The Rain.

The weather bureau sent up their blue flag
yesterday morning, and in the evening We
had delightful rains.
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Fer County Commissioner.

Fer County Commissioners.
We are authorized to announce Capt. ]. T.
BOYKIN, of Mount Carmel, as @ candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to action of
primaries. '.... 49,.
We are authorizeft TO announce JAMES A.
MCCORD as q candidate for the Office OF Coun-
ty Commissioner, subject to the action OF the
Democratic primaries.
J. E. BROWNLEE is hereby announced as
O candidate for County Commissioner. Sub
ject to the action OF Dem ocratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce ]. F. G. DU-
PRE- as q candidate fo- County Commission
er, subject to the action OF the Democratic
primaries. -. :... 1884,
We are authorized to announce Capt. ]. T..
PARKS as candidate for County Commits
sioner, subject to action Of primaries.
We are authorized to announce Capt. g. NJ.
MATTISON as candidate for reelection to
the Office OF County Commissioner, subject to
action Of the Democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce Major ]. w.
LITES as q candidate for County Commits
sioner, subject to action Of primaries.
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For School Commissioners.

For School Commissioner.
The many friends Of Capt. E. COWAN an
nounce him as q candidate for reelection 10
the Office Of School Commissioner.
We are authorized to announce ]. N. CAR
VILE as q candidate for School Commission.
er, subject to action Of primaries.
The Walnut Grove Democratic club unani-
mously nominate NJ. B. MCGEE for the office
OF School Commissioner, subject to the pri'
mary election.
We are authorized to announce r. g.
McLEES as candidate for School Commits
sioner, subject to action Of primaries.
For Coroner.
The many friends OF NJ. HARVEY WILL
SON announce him as candidate for Coro.
ner, subject to the action Of the Democratic
primary.
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Let.

MILL let to the lowest responsible bidder;
w building new bridge at McKetrick' Is
Mill over Long Cane Creek.
Also at the same time and place. the repair
Ing the bridge Mt q. s. Cade's Mill over Little
River. The letting will take place at McKet-
rick's Bridge on WEDNESDAY, JULY %,
1888 at eleven Q0) o'clock, A. M. The contrac-
tors will be required to give bond and two
good securities. Specifications will be made
ou day of letting.
J. w. LITES,
County Commissioner.
June q, 1888.
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Mr.. T. F. RILEY offers valuable tract Of
land for sale near the town Of Greenwood.
The healthfulness OF the location, the fertil-
ity Of the soil, the low price asked for the
cellent market, with unsurpassed railroad IA
cilities, make this q rare chance for invest
Inent In real estate. Those who fail to heed
this notice will miss bargain and q good
home. Call on or correspond with Mr.. Thos.
F. Riley, Greenwood, s. Q.
The weather during the last week has been
excessively hot, and we note the hottest tom
perature at differenS places as follows: y
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For TreRsurer.

TUT VTEHBuTeTs
j. w. PERRIN is hereby announced for
County Treasurer. He will abide by the re.
suit Of the Democratic primary election.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Lodge Meetings 10. Slight.

The following lodges will meet tonight at
the places named:
Masonic Columbia. Nu. = leD; @ street; Go.
hntin a. \. chapter. NJ. t. Masonic Temple:
Potomac Commanders. No. !. X. T.. GrUrgo-
town: Washington centennial. No, II, Ma
sonic Temple.
q. A. r. Lincoln No .. seventh aud l.
streets northwest; Charles Sumirtr No. y,
III! Pennsylvania avenue Idrrugut, Ne. IN.
Washington Hall. Third street and Pcnusvl.
vaiia avenue southeast.
q. q. T. Federal city. No. ~. odd Eel
lows Hall: Mount Ncbo, No, =. odd Fellows
Hail.
knights OF Pythias Franklin. No, :? McCau.
iCv's Hall, .ON PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast:
licrmiOnC. No. H.. Georgetown: Mount Vernon.
NO :. smith street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Jr q. L. A. M.-American Guard.
40. /. rrupleys Hail, Thirty.hrst and VI
streets: Golden Rule. No. .. Academy
Hall. Georgetown. 1905 Thirty.second street
northwest.
\. |" OF II Capital CITY, No. lb3, seventh
and streets northwest
|. q. q. II Fidelity. Nu. Il, Haynes Hall,
NuaCustia: columbia. No. ~. gl} + street; Geo
" Salcr, WOnnS Hall. ~ sixth street.
II. T. Oi T.--CHpita city No I, Stidham'
Iiall. iOsl seventh street northwest.
10. Capital. No. II, 500 { street north
west
q. A. r. Newton Camp Le Droit building
EuUn 20.
X. of ii - Federal, No. tsn3 81. Cloud build
ing.
q; a. r.-wa,hinston 'ooncll, L. prolt
Tatri6tc sons nj America Washington
Camp, No. t. 81 Ninth street,
National Republican., 1888-04-04
B.NTTLE or SHILOH.
Remarkably strong and Correct ri,
turc of the Memorable Contest.

Remarkably strong and Correct Pic-
turc of the Memorable Contest.
The panorama of the battle Of Shiloh,
now on exhibition ut Fifteenth street aud
Ohio avenue Is q most realistic eXemplillCa-
tion Of the climax Of that most terrible
''lc.t ofmanhoud. Ihesccneis laid about the
old "washcd- out road. across which strug-
glcd alternately victory and defeat for both
sides on that terrible sunday, twcniy-siX
years ago the 9Th uf this month. No greater
object lesson could have been devised to H.
lusttpte the horrors Of war than this
picture of opposing armies welded by the
beat of battle into u compact mass, save for
here aud there u soldier wounded unto
death, nutilgicd horse, or u shattered
Caisson As q work Of art It quite equals,
If IL does not cNcCel it, predecessor, the
"Battlc Of Bull Run scene, and It's presell-
tatiun uf familiar and heroic faces udlN
something To IL, Niydncss which makes
II almost animate one of the
most striking figure on the confederate
side Is an aged man leaning against Il tree
with ghaSily wound IN his forehead which
isu perfect picture Of Senator Brown. of
Georgia, resemblance remarked by every
one. bit Of poetic license Is taken In
bringing into the very forefront of The fray
Gen. GIANT aud bis sialI. but which license
is pardOnahle IN view Of the correctness of
the representation of what the grim com.
mandcr must have looked on that turning
point IN the history OF that remarkable man
and his country.
Many prominent people attended this
opening Of the panorama, including u host
of those who participated in the conflict, but
Gen. Prcntiss was detained aud could not
get here IN time TO deliver n! ;rumiscd lee
tue. hat Aiii Ur mere later In the week.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB
FAIR COMMITTEE.
The $4,000 House.

m,icw oi the rart that not enough tickets
10y .cvrHl thnu.and were sold I" c9vcr the
r"si ui llv NlnNO House, and nulwith,,Hud
Mg il" very large expense In It's advertise.
W,ut. &c., II was decided ut u meeting of the
FsCrullNu committee ui the T., Il. T.. Fair,
IrC., utGti,u tu the Treasurer Mr., j NNES W,
WNsu, lllo IT,, Glover building, after
AIril r.,
LiW" III M ,,rrt ,yiti, ~ rn"ni,rn,,,.W,,nt
II dr-tN,d, we deem II the wiscst plan to rr.
tam tnc money tor all tickets presented 10
I, ,1rCasU,r
tickets ON sale viii please make prompt and
iul returns hciorC April i6 tuthC mnmhcr, Of
the ,Wh from whom they received ticket,
AUSTIN HE!iR.
rre-t. T.. u, G,
National Republican., 1888-04-04
sraryo boys suits. EIscman'., cor. ;th x e
intended tn yommit Knnc.

John NARROW, mulatto, charged with aS.
sault with attempt to commit rape. and with
committing rape upon Mrs. Elizabeth {. How.
ell, white woman. ON March j last, was tried
in the criminal court Yesterday. Mrs, Howell
testified to the assault hut denied that he ac-
Cumplishcd his object She also identified the
defendant rs her assainnt Thomas Brooks
testified to hearing the cries and seeing the ac-
cused running from the place, while Officer
Foley testified to tle arrest. For the defense
II was claimed that MarlOw was not at the
place on the night IN question aud therefore
could not have been the party, His father,
mother, brother and two girl friends gave ties.
was contradictory. 4 verdict of assault with
intent to commit rape was rendered by the
Jury.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
National Progressive Guild.

a WoirHnS National Progressive Guild was
organized here yesterday under very favor.
able auspices. Neither race nor ~cN il rcyog'
ni2rd and the guild j. in sympathy with the
international council. Auxiliary societies Oi
this description are TO he established through.
olt the country with the headquarters in this
city. one dollar is the membership fee and
this j. said to go into the treasury ot the
WOmun'S National suffrage Association. Any
person bltwrcn the ages Of IL and 20 is eli
giblc. Committees to bring ont and promote
d!ttc,rnt work have hcen appointed.