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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12
Hc Removed the Flag.

WAsmNGToN, ID. G., Juno 3.--Chair
man Cooley of the Inter State Com
mercc Commission noticed this after
noon that one of the clerk.
of tho commission was wearing {
Confcdcrato flag i'll his buttonhol(
and directed Secretary Mosoly to re
move tho flag or tho clerk. Secretary
Moscly removed the flag.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12

"rS typical Of resurrection, and
Strcwu with red flowers con!mcmo
ratiVG OF the carnage through which
they passed. aEu tn" blue flowers il
Illustrative of the skies through which
they aScCnucd.
But the sword is doomed. There
Is one word that needs to be written
III every throne room, IN every war
Office. IL every navy yard. III every
national council. That word is dis
armament. But no government can
afford to throw It's sword away until
al the great governments have
agreed 20 do the Sanr. Through
the Influence oi the recent cOnv"n-
ton Of North and South American
governments ut Na%hiuG, on. and
through th" Peace Convention to be
held next july in London, and other
movements in which prime ministers.
amt kings, and queens, and Sultan%.
and cars shall take part, all civilized
nations will come 10 disarmament
and ii IL few barbarian races decline
- Q','t var, thrn I'LL t!Ir decent M
tons viii send out Il force Of CONT
mental police to wipe out from In"
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by all the great government, any sin
Glc government that liSmantlrs it's
fOItrvS$cs and spikes It's guns and
breaks i.s sword would simply i'll
vito It's own destruction. Suppose,
before such general agreement, t,ug-
land should throw away the sworl:
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12
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RETURNS FROM OREGON.
Republican Representative and Lc,:isIn-
turc and Democratic Governors

tnrc and Democratic Govcrnor.
PORTLAND, OREGON. June 3.--Rc-
turns from the State ar, very incom-
plcir. The election Of Herman Rc-
puhliran) for Congress is assured.
lh" Governor is in doubt with thr
chiinrcS in favor of pcnnoycr (Dcm-
ocraD. The Republicans elect the
remainder OF the State ticket and u
lnajority in both branches of the
LEGISLATURE.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12

The Grand Army of the Repub-
lie has bought tho land whcro tho
Andcrsonvillo prison stood, and will
turn it into u pleasure park.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12
NO. ssSS.
MR.. PORTER AND HIS CENSUS.
Th" SurpcryIsor Takes Water as to his
Objectionable QUESTION:, Except In thcir
NppliCnt lon to Tho Criminal CInssCS.

ih" Surpcrylsor Takes Water as to his
objectionable Questions, Except In their
Application tho Criminal Classes.
WASHINGTON, June 1-RObCrt L.
Porter, superintendent of tho census,
has received kilograms from about
one hundrcd supervisors stating that
they were thoroughly prepared to cn-
ter upon the work of taking the con
suS on Monday last, and that cvery-
thing is in readiness to push the work
forward with accuracy and rapidity
The kilograms wcrc in response to
q message sent out from Washington
yesterday. All the supervisors heard
from reported that no trouble had
yet occurred, and that 10 serious diff
cultlcS were apprchcndcd
Porter intimatcd very plainly this
evening that SO far rs the "chronic
diseases questions were concerned.
it was not the intention Of the office
to cnd"hvOr to bring to "puniShment"
those vino were reluctant to make
answers, but as tC tho ''mortgag
question he hciu language not quite
:" cheering fnr those who have de
trrnnncd not to answer this part Of
h" schedule. though the probability
Is strong that nothing will be done
with r~r;,lr'truntS III this matter He
expressed himself very earnestly,
however, with regard to bringing the
law TO bear upon those who willfully
rVluS" to answer unyHnu I'LL questions
put to them by the cnluucrat0rs.
They Will be c<mprlitd TO unswrr, he
S;I,t, or to take the consequences, of
Their refusal. Tie Thought there was;
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-09
THE sOUTH's PROSPERITY.

The Manufacturers Record of August
9th says:
The contrast between the West and
Northwest and the South is being very
strikingly brought out at present by
the daily crop reports. In the former
sections disastrous crop failures seem to
be the order of the day. From Kansas
comes the reprot of corn crop of only
20 per cent. of last years, while Dakota
sends out doleful tales of short yields
of cereals In the South tho farmers
arc rejoicing over the finest prospects
known for many years, and the indica-
tions now point to the largest cotton
crop ever raised, with prices high on
account of the steadily increasing de-
mand throughout the world for cotton
goods. Stanley, said the late Henry
w. Grady, sis but an advance agent for
American cotton goods" for wherever
civilization is pushed into new regions
the demand for clothing necessarily fol-
lows. And so while the South keeps on
extending its cotton area and enlarging
it's crop, prices have for several years
tended upward.
Already the movement of cotton to
the towns has commenced, and every
where throughout the South the farm
ers are made glad by the prospects of
an abundant harvest. This means a
great surplus of money in that section,
which will still further help on the in
L., ;o1 lnua1nnponnt nf thn Whnla
South. With prosperity ruling every
where in the South, and New England
and Western money crowding down to
share in the profits that must follow the
building up of such great industrial in
terests as our country has not yet seen,
we may look for a season of wonderful
activity from Maryland to Texas.
The past week has witnessed the or
ganization of many enterprises. Fol-
lowing in the line of steel works re-
ported last week, comes the contract for
steel works at marlborough, Ky, to
be built by English people, at cost of
$3.50, 900; at Ashland, in the same State.
plans are being matured for large steel
works. In Alabama, S25, 900 -four mill
company and S25,O 900 fertilizer factory
company have been Incorporated. In
Arkansas, a $4,000 ice factory will be
built. Virginia shows $4,000 hard
ware factory company at Basic City;
$500, 600 boiler and machine works at
Buena Vista; a $500, 900 rolling mill at
Glasgow, to be removed from Ohio; a
500, 600 woolen mill company at Clifton
Forge; $500, 900 company to build reduc-
tion works at Mineral City; and a 500,
600 woodworking company at Cslpepper.
In Texas 100000 agricultural iml le-
ment factory company has been organ
ized; $4,000 iron works and $4,000
printing and lthographing company.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

CoNaREss adjourned sine d'eon the lat,
having been in continuous session
longer, with one exception, that any
Congress since the beginning of the
government.
Mrs. ELIZABETH BURTON, residing in
Grayson County, Texas, is living with
her ninth husband. She is 81 years old
and is remarkably well preserved. Four
of her husbands were killed in the Con-
federate army.
THE Hon. George Bancroft, the ven
erable historian, quietly spent his nine
tieth birthday at Newport, r. l., on the
Sd, where he received scores of con-
gratulatory kilograms and letters.
GREEN BRAcKEN, of Brackentown
Tenn, and Miss Sissie Smith, Of Pond
vile, Tenn, were united in marriage al
Franklin, KY, on the 1st The groom
is widower of 20 summers, and very
prominent farmer and country mer
chant. The bride is quite comely
looking young girl of 16.
A DEADLY duel with pistols wa:
fought at Ashford, Ala, on the 1st be
tween j. f. Thompson and w. r. Rigell
both citizens of high standing. Thomp
son was shot down and died in forty
minutes. Rigell escaped injury.
THE Travis County (Texas) Alliance
on the Sd passed resolution demand
ing that females be employed as clerks
in State departments, and all Alliance
lodges in the State will be asked tC
confederate in the demand that the
Legislature pass law requiring theil
employment.
ALL veterans associations, the Con
federate Memorial Association and thu
Woman's Exchange of New Orleans
have been authorized to receive funds
for the Davis monument. The funds
will afterward be turned over to the
United Confederate Veterans.
THE monthly statement of the publi'
debt shows decrease in the debt fol
September of S4,5S7,90
THE monthly statement of the re
lceipts and expenses of the government
shows the receipts for the month o
September to be $50, ,s04, 3S4, against
lSsI, ,416, 29O for the corresponding month
of last year. The total expenditure
for the month were $33, 7S7, 106, agains
SIG, 46a, $50 for September of 1889.
GEN. THOMAS T. DRAYToN, aged 81
wears, the last surviving classmate o.
Jefferson Davis, at West, Point. died a
Charlotte, N. G., on the 4th.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
cleaned By Telegraph and Mall.
CONGRESS.


eono+o on the 10Th Mr.. Ingalls,, by
at ' introduced q bill to provide for
rq,,,cnt of arrears OF pensions on appllca-
pay aIsd since July /, 1880. Referred. The
Sn,o-ence report on the bill for the relief
~ sottIers on the Northern Pacinc rahroad
Unisa,,nitv VI lands was agreed to. The con-
taronce repcrt on the Deficiency Dill was
orcsonted and agreed to and the confer
" renort on the Tariff bill taken up
enI' enc dIscnssei at. some length and laid
Hn nj number of local and private
''aasrres were then disposed OF Qncluding
,hn massage of forty four pension bills In
tuontv. 1--WE minutes) and the Senate ad-
nno1 In the House tho conference re-
oort ON the Deficiency bill was discussed
and agreed to- A large number OF reports
woro disposed OF in rapid order, and the bill
PASSED to prevent the desecratioh oi lne
American flag by printing upon 1t any ad-
.,artisements, Atthe evening session many
local bills were disposed or
wuFN the Senate met on the 5Oth the
IIouse bill to promote administration OF
Inst ce in the army was passed, also den-
cheney bill for compensation OF members.
Also a resolution continuing the pay OF ses-
sion committee clerks and clerks OF Sena.
tors during recess. The conference report
on the Tariff bill was then taken up and de-
hated until 6:20 o'clock, when vote was
r.ached and the conference report agreed
IN Inv n vote Of SO to 27, Messrs. Paddock, Pet
tIvrew and Plumb voting In the negative with
tho Democrats =. The day in the House was
oDlet. only Il few bills and resolutions of
local character being disposed Of. The re-
oucst of the Senate for a conference on tho
lin TO promote the administration of justice
in the army was granted, and the House ad-
iourned.
WHEN tho Senate met on october vari' us
nations we're di sposed of, and a resolution
a.lopted to adjourn at six O'Clock p. m Res
olutions of thanks to Vice President Morton
and Senator Ingalls, for the impartiality of
their actions as presiding officers, were
unanimously adopted The Tariff bill, en-
rolled. was received from the House with
the Speakers gnature, and the Vice.Presi-
dent signed and sent It to the President for
his signature. committee appointed to
wait on the President and notify him that
the Senate was ready to adjourn reported
that the Presi lent had no further
communication to make. and at six
o'clock the Vlce-Pr sldent declared
the Senate adjourned without day. Tho
House disposed of the usual routine busi-
ness and appointed a committee to wait on
the President In connection with the Senate
committee. Several conference reports
were agreed to and the Senate resolution
for final adjournment agreed to- The resig.
nation of Postmaster Wheat was presented
and tho House refused to accept 1t, but the
committee of investigation reported that
the charges made against him had been
sustained and the Office was declared va
can't At six o'clock the Speaker declared
the House adjourned, only n few members
being present at the time.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIE dlherences between the Southern
.acinc hallway Company and tho en-
sineers are to be sottled by arbitration.
lHE California grape crop is in danger
VI rot from excessive rains.
~ La GRIPPE has reappeared at Carthage,
-iL' and tho wife of Town Marshal Ar
nola has died of the disease.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted by the
International Undertakers' Association,
ueciaring all contracts between the as
sociatlon and the National Burial Case
association cancelled by reason of the
passage of the Antitrust bill.
AL tnE monthly statement of the public
Seot shows decrease in the debt for
september Of 81, 5s7. .907.
ihE British dockmen's congress has
opened opened at London with sixty delegates
A FIRE at Sydney. N. S. W., destroyed
property worth $1,000, 900.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-09
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

SECRETARY BLAINE is being urged to
visit Atlanta, Ga, and other points in
the South and West The Republican
managers are urging him to make one
Or more speeches in McKinley's district
THE President and his Cabinet met on
the 3Oth for the first time in several
weeks-Secretaries Window and Rusk
were absent.
JAMES BROAD, Vice-Consul at Santa
GO Cuba has been dismissed by the
State Department for neglect of duty
REV. DR., GEORGE d. CHEEvER we'll
known as an author, died at his home
at Englcwood N. J. recently.
JEAN BAPTIsTE ALPHoNso KARR, the
noted French author, is dead.
SECRETARY BLAINE sent to the House
denial from George NJ. Wurt United
States charge d'affaires at St Peters
burg Of the reports that Russia was ex-
polling the Jews by Wholesale.
The Paris Rappel says that the ques-
tion of prosecuting the Boulangists will
be raised in the Chamber of Deputies.
GENERAL BoULANGER will spend the
winter in Malta.
The bill locating the capital at Ok
.ahoma City has passed the Oklahoma
Legislature. The Guthrie people were
much excited at losing the seat of gov
ernment
CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM MITCHLER has
been renominated by the Democrats of
the Eighth Pennsylvania district
EX-CONGRESsAIAN HENRY BACON, of
Goshen, was nominated for Congress in
the Fifteenth New York district by the
Democrats.
THE Republicans of the Third Indiana
district have nominated William j. Dur
ham, a boiler maker of Seymour. for
Congress.
THE Comte de Paris and party arrived
at New York on the Sd.
THERE is report that late First AS
slstant Postmaster-General Clarkson
will go as Minister to China after the
elections.
HE Farmers Alliance Exchange OF
Alabama is advancing $S5 per bale on
all the farmers cotton offered. The
source of the funds is profound secret.
W, l. CAMPBELL has been selected by
inc illinois Republican Committee as
National Committeeman to succeed
colonel George r. Davis, director-gen-
eral of the Worlds fair
THOMAS w. PIERCE has been nomi.
mated for Congress by the Democrats oi
the Sixth Pennsylvania district.
1HE Republicans of the Fourth Cal
Hornia district have nominated General
Sohn T. Cutting for Congress to succeed
Mr.. Morrow.
COLONEL JOHN r. FRENCH, editor oi
the Sun, Boise City, Idaho, and once g
noted anti-slavery agitator, is dead.
TREATY has been signed by Ger
many and Zanzibar relative to the
eoasting trade along the East coast oil
AFRICA. The German Government pays
sne sultan of Zanzibar 4, 700, 900 mark:
Tor the concession.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-09

Il feel within me peace above all
earthly dignities; still and quiet con-
science. ce.-ShakespeaEe.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-10-09

The Article Defining the Duties ana
Fixing the Terms of State and County
Oficers Adopted--A Memorial to Con-
gress in Regard to the Fifteenth Amend
mani
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

81 bgeanbert al iperoen braudt nur
Der ben Sprahen5ipang cntbaltenoc Sob 10,
bab er laNtet:
Amy private or parochial school, in
which Reading and Writing in English,
Arithmetic, Geography and History of
the United States are taught, shall be
considered as a school in the meaning of
this law"
(Seoe 4rtuots o6er @emcinoeI6u(e, in pc(Der
Gngtii6 lelcn unb Sdrcibcl, 0iednell, @rbfInpe
lt1b putcrldnNil6c Oelbt1te gelebrt !pirb, OFT
ais cine S0ule i'm Gimme oieles @eleeeS a~rerfannt
~lperocn).
go; bas tpGre 9lQes. Mebr al8 Dos,
berlangen mir beutiO7reoenoen 8iirger BON
Suinois ni6t; 10 biel aber ipollen urlo
iperben mir audi Dur6leBen, allen bpss
Daften &EotpnotDings Sdurten ur0 Soioten
(GDening Sourna) gum Gr0B. 0dS tpolz
len uno peroen mir oUrdleben, oaB lnlere
Mutteriprahe, ipenn tie aud nte Die
2lmtslpro0e Official language tperoen
fam unb loI, ais cine Der bere6tigten
2anbeStpra6er II, tolgltd audi als
2ebr iprade III ben bon ullS lelblt fir
uniere Ttnber geltifteten Yriuats lnb @es
nteinoel6tlen ouerfannt tpirb, ipie tie eS
lett mebr ais stpet Sab%rbunoerten in Q(ntes
rita getpelen lit. llnlere &il0er lDIen
aud Die an1tli6e Spra6e ocS 2an0eS lers
neu; ioQen iie g II t uno g 7 ii nblt0 lerz
men; lollen fte be e + lernen, als es 1lah
Der iGlnmerIiben StadrRtabs Nbridtu1gS>
ipetie in unieren 0fientliden Shulen mDgz
LID lit. 9(ber Su perbteten, poB iie bon 2eDz
rern (tithtigen mdnnli6en &ebrer1,-ni6t
8adfti0en. Die iih bis gu ibrer Gerbeiras
tbuug Elm 9tabelgelo erlperbel poacl) in
allen ionitigen i3ipeigen pes 98iiiens in Der
Sprade ibrer. @ltern unterrthtet tuerben,-
bas loG, bari llnO miro ntmmernebr 9el6ez
ben, 10 large Die 0erein. Staaten nod Elm
Sreiltaatenbuno uno ni6t ein ruiltl6es
G5areue 9iei1 itno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

@enn aber Die atpei 10 b09it u%nangenebs
men Sabre bes vSnterim" poruber lein
iperoen, mas barn? Quf ellis Sslano
iperDen allerbings before nno %gellnDere
9tGumlibfeiten ben @tniDanoerer in Gn7
pfang nebmen. Mber ihon ieBt erfGDrt
man, baB cine Der iegensreiditen Ginri6z
tungen fir Die @inpanberung, bas II
beitsna Oh N etiungsbureau auF
Guis Sslano nt6t unter9ebrabt iperben
fann-au6 pesDalb ni6t, neil es baum 5u
melt bon ben NrbeitS9eberll, relde it0 BON
i6m MrbeitSfrGfte uerlhaffen, entfeflt mare;
oielme6r ioQ bieie5 Bureau oann in Der
Bar6e Office untergebradt tper0en.
2luh iebt lit baS @rheitsbureau bonn
cigentlIben Depot in Sol8e bon BlaBmanz
gel Qetrsnnt, aber nur einige bunbert
Sdritte. Oagegen miro es bonn finfttgen
@innanberungSzO Depot auf @ais S5lano
nllr mittellt elmer 5Dar ni6t lan9en, aber
umitdnoli6en 0ampferfaDrt errei6t peroet
fDnnen.
On unb fir ii6 1T ia Bic p6uioe l1eber7
nabnle bes GintpanoerungsfpeienS bur6
ben guno gan3 gut u1b i60n. Sod bet
Der 9lrt un6 Weiie, in pelder Dtele leberz
na6me poIso9en tptrb, beipdbrt iid Die be-
ribmte amerifanil6e Sinbtgfett l6le9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
@OroSbIr8ermciner. INTO 1tmcle
SAttt,1

9as Stdbtden Ge6ar &ebs an
TIoriba's @plftllte, bas hibt iiber
le65ebnbuneert @inipobner bat, toar bisber,
oblei6 es fir Den b~ortigen &liltenbonDel
BON BeoeutIng 1T, in tpeiten &reiien pDuig
u%lbetannt. Sebt aber foulnt es burb uaz
erborte SSenen, Die iid bort 9bipielen, in
Den Wluno QlIer.
Sin Galfbolo bonn fritberen liibli6en
Sdta9e, Elm &erl giamenS 6 ottrett. Der
Oerl6ieoene SluttDaten Qui Dem @emiiielr
bat, belpirfte Dor GINGER ,3ett ourb ih0ne
8crlpre0un9er un0 robe Orobungen leil,e
@rtpablung gum b~ortigen SlrgermeiIter.
Gr mabte oarant einen letner gefir1tetlten
~W2itraufboloe gu ieinem NoliSei6ef. Sn.
@eieuldaft pieies Wlaunes, 3nei 0tepolUer
i'm @iirtel, cine Min6eiterbibie auf Der
Sdulter uno Elm 8oipielnc1ier in iebem
Sttefell6afte, sog Der 8iirgermeiiter bon
WtrtbSbaus 81 NirtbSbaus uno iibte cine
ipabre S0redensregterurg aus.
Dem geDalttDdtigen @elinoeI, an Dem es
tpeber III Dem Sta0tcben nod in Der linz
ge0enb feDlt, sefiel bas gana gut, nidt aber
ben beiieren ipeiBen 8iirgern uno auD niht
ben Shmaraen. lin iid III icincr D~literclt
Gbdtigfeit einige 3erltreuung 3u uerlhaffeu,
5pang ndmlih 8iirgernleti1er @ottrelI pol1
Belt al s3elt oortige 9tegcrpaltorer, iid bis
Sur Suite 81 entfleioen uno ipie 3ieqenbode
nit ben &Dpfen gegeneinanoer su renueu.
bis ibre Sttrnen blntIg parer.