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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
The Pope aud the Irish Question.

LONDON. May 2.-The Pspal decree and
Cardinal Monocs's circular to the Bishops
are considered preliminary steps to further
action IN Irish affairs. A specIa coDgrega-
siveiy OF Cardinals. is now examining into
the several questions relative 10 the irish
agitation. upcn which il will iormslly vote
Cardinal Simeoni has submitted at least ten
points 10 tie congregation. The Vatican
appears resolved that tnOss opposing its ds-
clsi0ns will place themselves outside of the
pale OF moral and Christian law. The
Vatican does not doubt that Irish bishops
will feel the necessity OF adopting the line
Of conduct the Vaticai prescribes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

HoTaKD tTrT. Nay 2--This county voted
on local prohibition yesterday and goes dry
by between i,s0o aud 1000. Reynolds
Township goes ninety-tixhs dry.
CREESvILLE May p GreenVills gives
local prohibition sighiv SIX majority snd
Easexs, FsirpIsi and a0atcsln. ali &C a.
townships. siso give m ioritiss for IL. Lees
than one half the regular vote vas polled
s0d very little interest ms1ifested- saloon
men are renewing their licenses snd Intend
% contest The election II iocAl prohibition is
he'd constitutional.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
THE NEWS AT SHELBY.
Three Inches of snow at shelby but Good
Prospect for Fruit.

Three Inches OF snow at shelby but Good
Prospect for Fruit.
zx-NssyNe ~ YET 1slssssx-ssNAls.
SHELBY. May last Monday afternoon
and evening snow fell to the depth of three
inches, but yesterday the warm weather
and bright sun completely melted it
Notwithstanding the snow and cold MORN
ing large number visited our trout
streams yesterday early. Bert fhiele caught
Al: Ami Lewis Z, We ghiDg III bs.; Archie
MckiDnon u: lode chlr;s about 20; III.
Shirts l3 Mr. K-uger .; CoibIrn 16. and
many outhers got reported. w. G. Denni-
son, OF Grand Rapids, and Il. Shettle, Of
Battle Creek. are bers angling fr the
speckled beauties. IS .aTiatins Is iffi Ct
ing several childr in TOWN.. II.
Churchill has been elected delegate 90 the
Republican state convention AMI ID. Q.
TO the Congressional onvention.-Frlit
growers report 10 per cent. OF the buis en-
peach trees alive and 10 good condition.
The early Crawford - one Of TIE exceptions.
If nothing efllis Us not nov known Oce-
ana county vii beat last years record On
peaches and piums.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

BERLIN. May 2-The Emperor became
more ieyerisb toward evening. His apps-
tits has increased and during The day be
worked for several hours ia bis study. IL
Is expected he viii shortly begin to take
daily drives In ths park ia q carriage built
especially for the purpose He has passed
. comDsrativelv good 5sy. His fever en-
tiresy subsided ds.Fing the day and he took
none Of the medicine he has BEEN accus-
toned 10 take - reduce hrs temperature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
COED FOR TIE PHOENIX.
A Measure Ia Conrress 20 LegaIixs Bonds
Held BY th. Company.

oz>s.rst " HtNsssss-.elNs.
WAsHIscros May 2.-Some time ago the
the Pn9nix Furniture Company. Of Grand
Rapids supplied the territorial capital Of
New Mexico. at Santa Fe. with furniture.
and accepted bonds issued by the territory
10 payment These bonds the territorial
Supreme Court has declared illegal through
some technical defect. aud il now requires
an act oi Con gress TO make them valid.
Such an act has been reported by Mr.. Ford.
from The Committee on Territories. of
which be is member. aud is now on the
Honse calendar. An arrangement is now
being made by which it Is hoped the bill
will be called up on Monday. and in that
case it will probably pass. as the measure Is
not likely to meet with any oppositio1. J..
This will doubtless be good news for the
Phoenix Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
A RECEPTION FOR ROSE.

Given At The Postmaster Generals Resi-
donce BY Mrs. Dickinson
ytlsssss-NsssAA
WAsHINeroS. May Miss Rose Eliza
beth Cleveland was given most delightful
reception and musicale by Mrs. Don Dickin-
son last night. The main suite of parlors
OF the cosy home of the Postmaster General
were tastefully decorated and ample ar
rangements had been made to sccommo-
date the large number OF guests. An enjoy
able musical programme was rendered.
served an the whole affair was q truly
delightful one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

SrarxeFIELD. Mo-. Nav ? "A Jail delivery
wss Effected hsrs this morning by which
eight criminals gsined their freedom. The
cell in ~hich they were confined is of solid
iron. ouilt on tie cage pisu- They saved
through the foor aud tunnslled through
ths Glrf and stones for distance OF twsnty
fest % the outer foundation ~sIl. Resch-
irz this they tore il sufficiently sssv 20
admit Of sgBsezing throGzh and made
their escape. The Sheriff and q posse Of
man are In nrsreuif
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

CLEvzzASp. D. Mas 2-Chisf Arthur. Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive EnsiDesrs.
when ssked tbs sfternoon whether the re-
port 10 The eject thst tee Burlington strike
bad been declared OF vas true. replied:
There's no truth IN the story. No such
seton has been taken. nor will lasrs be. az
- arr confident Of wianing.'
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
Ih.Pnhslr Pni...

LsxsTys Nav 3--Tbe Fsports 70 the State
Beard of Health show neuralgia. bro1-
ehisis. rhs1mstism snd Intermittent fever
20 he the diseases IN order named, csusing
sba rno~s sicknsss IN Michigan darng he
wesk ending April =. Op0tbsris IS re-
ported AZ eighf plscss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
SIisrepresentsd.

Nellie. daugL ssr of Hon. Charles T..
Bslknsp. very naturally feels agrieved at
tue somewhat ssnaiionsl manner in
which the D-mOcras related mis-
fortune she met with while driving
Oh front-st. tuesday. The boy WHO
was knocked down by her wheel was
not injured at all, aud she ssceTtAined that
fact before she drove on. The item was
evidently q reporters exaggeration.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

The entertainment presented al this popu-
lar amusement resort this week is drawing
large audiences nightly and is highly sp-
p cia'ed by the patrons. The show is Q
good one. In fact the best Manager Smith
has presented Ibis season. The programme
is overlooking with artistic specialties, good
singing and dancing. end the minstrel scene,
swinging in the Lsue." is beautiful. The
gymnsstic exercises by the Romala family
IS worthy of special mention. The same
programme will be presented all week aud
a; Saturday matinee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
A Panefnl Case.

A Aseven-year-old boy was arrested yester-
day because be accidentally broke s window
pane. The case was referred TO Sise A ent
Hoicomb. who has Investigated the matter
and says ne will report in favor of Assist
ant City A ioraey Taylor. ouying a new
pane OF glass and sending Tozsr to the
Reform ScnOoi antil h bes0mss ofsge. Tns
bog ne yiil send home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

~, -~vx q. -sx ~stesss~ -~sscs-
IsHrxxrxs. May 2-Nsroustfs Co1r,y
Rsvabsfcsn CcnvenfiaB today eiectsd DEE
ss.ss =, TIE sf.ts sui Coug--sssarss ccnvso-
fs.,ns ~ Grsnd R2psdS snd esss-d rssoi a.
TORS srd0FSs1x lrovsrasr A gpr for Presi-
ssenE Tae Upper Peaiasais - sroas IN
favsr of A 'Ssr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

SEw YoaE. Nay 1-Ths COMMITTEES on
the admis~ioa of women TO the Methodist
Con iersnce has decided sxsinss the sdrnis-
sion Of women delegates ard declared their
seats vAcsak Toe sec1isr sunday newsoa-
psrs s.r~ severely criticized hy the bishops.
and tSe ligaor vsfhc was deprecated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

Mr.. A. L Erlanges ls In the CITY in the
Interest of Afr. Joseph lehsFson. who ap-
pears at Powers srsnd oper4 House FRI
dsy, May II. in Zip Van Msnkis." TO .
TTkEeEAx HKkALD reporter. who met him
last night Ar. Erlsneer ssid: The tour
Nj. Jed rson 10 nov making viii 60 on
record rs one OF the most famous eve. made
b. sn actor IL this connirs. IL covers more
L rrigors ia the same sssoe of slne than any
ever stiemped before. and Mr.. Jeftsrson's
audiences sserswhsne Ia point of number
have never been eQaslec. ] am arranging
excursion Irsias ca ell roads. and many
people will bs brought in from adjacent
cit es. In view Of fhis fact We have de-
cioed 10 open the sale Of seets MONDAY
morning 80 a. 10 give year cislEens ine bret
opportunity To select M. Jefferson viii
appear In East ssginsw. Bay City. Grand
Rapids snc Detroit where he VIII close his
Spring season..
IL ftbe boxes al Powers Opera Eouse are
not sold before this evening. chairs VIII be
placed IN them snd the seats sold 81 the
regular price, sS each
Following Is the cast Of characters in the
great Booth and Barrett presentation OF
"Othelio," 10 be given al Powers Grand
Opera House this evening:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

PaErz4xp Ne. Msy 1-The First Dis-
trict 6epuolicsn Convention sodsy rsnom-
the5r cn,y choice for Fresiaens = James q.
uta4-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

I.cvpos. Nay 2-The sttempts % erssts
war scarss which hav eeen sgsia revived.
sre emphasized hv the issuance of urxeut
ory7ers - tae Plymouth navsi safioa - -
intorre the Mediterranean squadron by tie
asiciuoa cf Ux torpedo h0s.s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

TovzxE Esss. NaT tbs LEVEL Cen
rsnv's Nils 81 shut 6ow, es- ~, rssks
r,ru saenciug nexf Nonsey. tsrcwsrz eHt
sf eraeiovnenf 11e hsncs ssnu corsrifr.
The tzriE discas<ion : gwen - tas e2as> i.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

srrs ~ -sssesss-~@ssz.
IssvEs uT. Nay z-01s Hs-t7'su
~s aros - n Basrdnsn LAKE tbss saey-
room. r. ess wsrki.x o. ~ ises. saiop~s
su& ~ent snder. ~ caves . rite sd
ef5fS
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

The Peoples Theatre Was crowded last
evening from pit TO dome" and Robert
Jones version Of the Hidden Hano' wac
well received. Wilson's specialties with
which be enlivens the part of Woo. being
the chief attraction OF the pay. Repeated
every evening thls week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

q <. FtsSimnons hss signed - pitch
fsr Isckscn.
r,Iesfo and Cleveland ciuhs cren Pressure
rsle bal grounds nexJ SnnGaT.
"A. Sxsrt~oosi bss ioined Fhu Powers
London teaEa. and VII captain -
NsnSrer Fhfiips ssvs tie CaicaEo seri-s
n Fisfseu-e neited S-ko more than tbe
Helroit series.
Srsiains. ~ CAfcsgc. hss secursd sncther
Csiif1rnis pitcher HIS name = s+eorge
Bouchers He tss heen teiegraphed % istn
tha cigh st once
= 8 Rcs~ssih. are unsnsrsr of khe Jsrx-
son nine = ro~ hase csil correspondent 81
The Sr-lrfirT Ifrlz Ha aas sslet tie jack
SOC msnsssrs ior $3.50 Eazes.
Decker rsreTe' srosr7 slu,ast IS much
ss TIE risrefs IN Tesser.sys Fsrue. sItsy9at-
irg eet~een the STATE saa pitchers Rex
= ~ decisions ~ere generally AIR
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

CoLrNsCs. O.. Nsy 2-Ths home team
was generally oct Of joint today, and we're
easy victims for Lima. The score.
fol,r,hsss "a 0 o 0 o o.
Iima ....--.......-.-.0 - .
Base nIas-coiumb1s. s. Lins 10
Frrrrs- l'iiuursIs. & Lima
safieries.-N. hAndl1os kcd M1nysn, sowdorS
knd >oiafntfs
s-eteiiberger.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
SLUGGERS At WORK
DsIaoII IAaaINa - % NaME
gks Lssxus Gsaaes az fs>ssra-y : fhs
NineeFs Are nsfrssk ss- sssks rhiia-
assahis. Chleszp, Fsississ " nssiiass
Lnaa. xa4es s4lls ssaA s1@1siisia-

srrssr.ss "a ssst--s& stt.4@
Ilzra0Is. Asg z--ins wolverines al
trhsd 70 hif So psnaAEk poe Ia e~nter
aeld IN 1olay's saass a1d Nails engaged n
shts pssis.sas thsy uaHiuinslg iajaEed
Morris sesIinxs Twenty hits ios tssnty-
nins bases - the FecoEd AGAINST Gastosa
foalhOsn and BE : IA the Pink of conai-
l.On. Coos4g piiehsd AK innings without
sisiag hik sasn TSitchel seat into ths
boz znd tso hila. ouE 40 runs. ssss made
PitlsbGrss only r1n sas - . famole oy
BT0a1hers. The secre IL as 1oil0Zz
ss..ss.ss- ss..s.s s,-........---..s ... ID
Eass h.ts-Tet-e8 ~ Piit.durz,
frrurs- DetroIt 5 fitisbssrg 8
bassues-conaa5 AMI oanzsl1 aefris aud
Carroll
s.s....ss - vss St.ssas4 <.ss-~.
Nsw YoAE. Aay 2-Todsy's game be-
tween Ssz York aad Boston vas . battle
bsszsen pilcnsrs CiAFkson and fitcom5. snd
honors seFs ABOUT equally divided. The New
Yorks we're, however. more fortunate IN
launching their hits. Kelly msds tue hiE OF
the game. which neltei bl1a clean home
r1a- Bnrdock played lns game as second
snd baltsd veil. Herman maie a beautiful
three baxssr. The score
se~ Yorx ......~----o zeoSt
Boston ...... -,....-..-0 2 2 o.
Ba.s alss-Sew York :. Boston. 7.
Erfoas--N NV lr<. g. Boston.
asssr.aa-f file,ab and Aas pay. clArkson aad
Kelly.
s.s.s.ssk - vseszssAretN.-a-
PnIIApsLeHIA, MAY 2.-Opportune bat
ting Won today game for the Pnilsdelphia
club. Both Bgeiaztoa and o Day we're IN
good form. but The Phillies ia the hith in
ming pounded O'Dsy tor four singles and a
double. netting them four earned runs.
Dessley vas sxceedingly on in h.s work be-
hind the cak. x.hich had tbs sdsct Of de-
morslizing his pitcher. Anlvey and Myers
sach gave brilliant exhibitions Of wonderful
fielding. TIE features Of the game were
runniax catches By wilmOt and Daily in
Isfs and right fields. The score stood as
follows.
uaahlns on .........0 % 0 O.
Bass Hts Philadelphia. Z; Washington. 4
Philadelphia. 4. Washington,
reasiey-
sSa.s1sts - vse v<1tssssrstesNa-
CucAso. May 2 About $500 people wit
Messed the game today. Krock showed up
in great form. and bis support was Of the
best. Boyle. 200. was very edective- The
following Is the score:
Chicago. ..-----.--.2 +
I.alanapols -. ---0 ! 0 - =
Bass Els Chicago. 7; In-lisnap.ais. a
Errurs.-S ni AGO. ,. Indianapolis s.
Batteries kr9cx ard FLINT. Boyle and Nyea
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

Re- hiFs-N tnsIeId T eandlskY
Frrr.r4 anslelt {. Sendusky. &
Esrra.f r,sus- Nsnsfici.f y Saafusky. Z
P.lter| |ss-narraa and Berger. Scheii. Chres
san sai ufi er,
Unpire-Hasss
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

s.asussAse ~ ttll4asa-~ses-A
ZAsESvItLE. o., Nay 2-Ths postponed
game with Jackson was played after the
regular game today. The games were both
seven innlag eontssts- The regular game
score vas
x.rexz slie ..............-2 o I o o 81
Jackson .-.-.-o = - .
R.se hts Zan~syiiie. 2. Jackson, 3
Errnrr-x xanesviis. 5. Jackson. =
Farntd rGnS--Lanesvill5, =. Jackson, 0.
Home rlo--ttuu bert.
Bafsesses-GumDert and Laner. Phalen and
Eorri2-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
ma postDOnsd xame score l. as follows:

Tsnesy lie ----..---.--.. --------t = -
sa(ktll "a " y . - - 4
Hsse hits- Laucseiile. fs, Jackson.
Frfors Zen svtie 3. Jaeksoa. 81
Farned runs EaossViiie. .. Ecxson, q
Hafisfits-Dilck and Johnson. F.tz6craid and
NorrsCn.
Umpirs--Y0unr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

MAssErrtD. O.. Asy t.-Asnshsld won
rom ssndusky today By terrific batting
The score stood.
49, n q Z a. o-f5
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

CAxros. o.. May Heavy slugxing
characterized TIE game between canton aud
Toledo today. The scors = ss fnhOws.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
CHANGED DAILY.


<h4&at8%&tf
Before you bay rsfriesrstor bs sure
von know which is TIE best hur cne that
is easy % clean and one that ~ill leep the
ioe. by iaquirinE you will naa that tas
Leonard Il the best IN the world not
oniy IN these paints but also IN tinish aud
material used.
hsystene fre Bestsf-
Gail and see our oemonstrstof 81 wort
WITH the Keystone Lgg Beslff- With n
yon can prepare CAKES for zoe owes IN three
minutes, beat eggs in twenty seconds whip
cream in one minute etc. This lS done in
our House Furnishing Deparsment--third
fioor.
Guarantee
Every Machine guaranteed 10 40 al that
is claimed for IL. or money refunded
speaking Of bis own sales, John Wanna
maker saws
''20o0 % the keystone Culinary Beste-s
sold IN April Not one brought bsck.
They stand the test OF use. New fsvors 10
fruit; white Of rag solid IN twenty seconds
sponge cake without baking powder. sBa .
hundred other things ss strange. What ycu
ste done with them you oan do
4. LeOnardS Sons 6 Co,
90 and 81 Monroe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

rsFe nti4-t a1tffn. ftt lNtcfto. -
Errurs- Car on r f1irliO. 3
Fnrl,et r,lnz- Csrio7. O. Ictedo' =
Fatfer - esasesein snd t0e1ms1. 2sst
rfzht snt ero~n.
rnnires-N 4 ferrncfr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

CaucAso. May About $500 people wit
aesssd the game today. Krock showed up
10 great form. and bis support was Of the
best. Boyle. 900. was very elective. The
following Is the score:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03
rri-ssste Cameo

Bass fllss Chicago. 7. inliisnapeaH, a
Nrrors--s b. AGO. B. lnfiisnspclis. 6.
nalI.. ril.s-- kl.ak l.nd lllAl. Boyle and MYe1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-03

kase hita-I IetrG.f ~ FlifsturK,
Errufs-D DetFoI1. 5 fitisbslrz s.
6assues--C0naay and oanzeii, Aefris aud
caErc-L
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
The National Republican Departs this Life,
Aged Twenty-eight.

WASHINGTON, June l2-The Nation
al Republican, after nearly twenty
eight years existence, has departed into
the newspaper heaven. The purcha-
sers even refused to let the subscribers
know it was going to die, and yester-
days issue was the last. During Cen
er;,l Grants administration it was its
semi-official organ, and the proprietor
had unusual facilities in official circles.
Publication began in November, 1850,
when Washington was the centre OF
Southern chivalry and the population
had no idea of allowing an aboltionlst
to become President.
The so-called independent paper
which now monopoljzes all the press
franchises, makes is impossible for any
one to start an administration organ in
Washington. 1t is perhaps the great,
est compliment President Cleveland
could possibly have that he does not
need an organ.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
THE STATE COMMITTEE.
Calling the Second Convention-The Pri-
mary Cunvass.

Especial to the Daily Greenville News !
COLUMBIA, June l9.-The State Dem
ocratic Executive Committee met here
tonight for the purpose of calling a
convention to nominate State officers
and also to make appointments for
public speaking in the seven Con-
gressional districts.
1t was unanimously decided to hold
the convention in this city on the 9Th
of September. The candidates for Gov.
ernOr and Licutenant-Governor will be
required to speak at the following
places on the dates named:
Hodges, July 20: Greenville, July "a
Chester, July 3Oth; Sumter, August lst;
Florence, August I'd; Charleston, August
3rd; Blackvilie, August 9th,
The County Chairman ofthe counties
in which the meetings are held VII!
make all necessary arrangements.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Work on the G. L. and \. X. X.
ISpccial to the News and Courier.

Especial to the News and Courier.
COLUMBIA, June lS.-The directors
of the Columbia, Newberrry and Laur-
ems Railroad to-day gave the contract
for grading the roadbed from the Broad
River bridge to the site of the depot IN
this city, which will be at the corner OF
Lady and Pulaski streets, to Samuel Il.
Adams, who was recently contractor
on the Three Cs. The distance is about
one mile. The terms are not given. Of
the sixteen piers to support the bridge
over Broad River, three or four are still
unfinished. The aggregate amount OF
work still to be done is only equal to the
building Of one and half piers. This
could be completed in two or three
weeks if necessary, but as there is no
hurry the work will proceed leisurely.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

We devote . large amount Of our
space this week to our schools and col
lege: We make 10 apology for this.
Our people have deep and abiding
interest in the educational institutions
in our midst. 'Education is the hope
of our country
We are glad to he able to say that
the public lexercises Of our educational
institutions have been most excellent.
Newberry feels !, just pride in her
schools.
Newberry College has had 4 success
ful year in the one just closed
And with additional Improvements
to be made the outlook for the future is
bright.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Negroes Not Wanted.

\ reporter disguised as a negro made
the rounds of the leading hotels in New
York city Monday in a cab and was re-
fused accommodations at all OF them,
on the ground that they were full. He
was refused a lunch at some OF the
swell places, but got one in the Hoft-
man house cafe, though refused room
there. The experiment established the
fact that hotel men are afraid to offend
white customers by letting. negroes
have food or shelter. To avoid legal re-
sponsibility various devices We're en-
ployed to get rid of the supposed Afri-
can,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

On Sunday the music was rendered
most excellently at all the services by
select choir under the leadership of
Miss Mamie Holbrook and Mrs. P.
Robertson. The Newberry cornetband
furnished the music for the other eXer-
cises during the week and they played
most admirably.
MEETING OF TRUSTEES.
The Board of the Trustees of the Col
lege held several meetings during the
week. The present officers were re-
elected as follows: President, Rev. j..
A. Sigh; Vice-President, Gen. Y. j..
Pope Secretary. Geo. B. Cromer; Treas
urer, ID. b. Wheeler. The recommen-
dation of the Faculty in regard to the
establishment of 4 school OF technology
was adopted, and the standing COM
mittcc was instructed to establish the
school by the opening Of the next ses-
sion of the college. The selection of a
teacher was left to them. 1t will be
quite an addition to the college.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Bad News About Stanley.

BRUSSELS, June 17.-Letters from
the Congo confirm the fears that
trouble has befallen the Stanley eNpedl-
ton. The Nord has received bad news
regarding Stanley.
\ Special from Zanzibar Announces the
Demise Of the Explorer.
PARIS, June l9.-The Journal Des
Debates is in receipt Of a special from
Zanzibar announcing the death OF
Henry N. Stanley. The parties ac-
companving the expedition have worn
mourning fo- weeks. They lay Stan
!cv's defeat and death to Tippoo IT'D.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Emperor William Of Germany, after
brief reign Of Il few months. has de-
parted this mortal life, and the crown
descendS to his son, Emperor William
II. What will he the effect of the new
accession OIL the German Empire is
difficult to predict. Emperor William
Frederick was q good and great man
and bore his sufferings with heroic for
titude. He had won, by his integrity
and manlinesS, the profound respect,
admiration and love ofhis subjects.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Nominations.
FOR THE SENATE.

NNO the Democratic Voters of New
i berry County: Responding to Il
wish expressed by citizens FROM all parts
Of the county, hereby announce my
self as candidate forthe Senate at tie
coming election, pledging myself. 10
abide the result ofthe primary c!ectinh.
l shall with great pleasure hereafter
give expression TO my views On the
questions now at issue before the p""-
pie, and on such others as shall hr su%E-
gested for their consideration.
RespectfuIly. y. POPE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
The Great Spiritualistic Humbuss Sent to
the Penitentiary.

New York, June ls.-Mrs: Diss De
Barr and "General' Diss DeBar, who
were convicted on Saturday of con-
spiracy in swindling Luther R. Marsh
out of a portion of his property, were
to-day sentenced by Judge Gildersleeyye
to the penitentiary for six months
each.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Yorkville Stores Burned.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June l1.-Fire
at Yorkville early this morning de-
stroyed the dry goods store of I. NJ.
Dobson and Son, and gutted two brick
buildings used as stores. Inc total loss
is about $50, 900. Insurance $4,000.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
HaDDiness and Contentment.

Cannot 60 hand in hand if we look on
the dark side of every little obstacle.
Nothing will so darken life and make II
a burden as Dyspepsia, Constipation
and Indigestion, and make life happi:
ness and pleasure. Sold at 25 and 81
cents by P. Robertson, opposite Postof'
flee, Newberry, 5. c.