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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
BRIEF DISPATCHES

rAT - ~--ffa aft4+ss f~frf
9 lssd = ioss - 80 e9S
Carl SpeugleE. wholesale snc rsa@l
JIG -0r dealer - Kansas Clty. nAs l@lise
fer 80 90
Charles Phillips. q u Marnnssi-ls. Ia,
~as fatally saet Mondsy ral-s P-.y lag
sise -o4aea pisssl
james h Fosser. ary- goods os-ier a.
Lesseasor.h kan h4s ms sas "A @sslgn-
neat O~iag ss5 49,
Architeets ~ill TRANSFORMS me Gilbert
block - bar.lagton. L. ialo = hAna-
some slx-st0ry hotel
IL PFesiaent Hayes arrived 81 bsr-
nuda on tns sesh - April. And Is TIE
guest q General Hastings, u Soac!
A. Fina.ay o. willlAG Fisnnery
struck ais slfe On tic he.a vita = beer
bottle Monday causing f.tsl injuries
K } Bonhaio, . young Pittsburgh
railroad man, as been arrested charged
with smeeIGhAg 800 belonging 70 his
mother.
James II Foster. aged 70, Who in ls4s
went into tbe cattle shipping business
In 81 Lo- expired sRere Monday
morning.
John Sells. con yicts' guard AT the
Dale coal mInes near Trenton, ia, "ss
shot and killed by A. l. JSrsoa, fel-
lOw guard
Monday night Chief OF Police JAMS
son issued an order that al the gam
bling houses and pool-roO@s IN Mil"au-
kee DO elssed.
Monday morning the high school
building az Austin. Nina, vas destroyed
By fire. The less - sac 900, and the in
surance sl7 500.
August Koenig snot and killed ".
Berger on ranch AZ Fresno. Cal, Mon
day. Koenig MAS pursued ~ officers
and fatally shot
The Burlington flyer arrived IN Den
yer from Chicago Monday evening, max
ing the distance in 2956 hours, the
quickest time ever made.
Intense suffering from an abscess
caused George B. Fitch, a civil engi-
neer OF Des Noines, Ia, 10 kill himself
Sunday evening lie was IS years Of
age.
Bishop Borgess.. the predecessor OF
Bishop Foley, OF Detroit, vas stricken
with paralysis sunday night at Kalama-
ZOO. Mich. and II is feared he can not
recover.
O'Donovan Rosa was convicted OF
criminal libel IN New York Monday
night for calling z. ) Cassidy British
spy and publishing the same IN United
IrishnIan.
In lettor published in New York
paper Mrs. Psrnell, mother OF the Irish
Parliamentary leader, declares that The
reports denying that she W&s destitute
were false.
At Mattoon. IL, Mrs. McGurty, o.
/ Oakland. H.. secured a verdict ioI
4 81 900 damages against Campbell Rosen
/ burg. who sold her husband In toKicanu
+ prior to his death from exposure.
/ Leopold Linden, OF Bellaire, o.. sec
retary OF the moldmakers' branch o
/ Glassworkers' Union. has left town. an,
/ is charged with being short IN his &C
counts with the union to the amount Of
/ 5000
News from Europe states that the cap
ital for the new Bank OF FomeRto. TO b.
established in the City OF Mexico. i
practically secured. This institution
has So. 600, 900 nominal capital, one
fifth paid Ia.
Mabel King and Annie Patrick, tw'
White County (Ill.) young women wh'
went TO Joliet on One-year sentences 70
furnishing files % help Green Patrick
a murderer. break Jail, have been re
leased by the Supreme Court
The remains OF young man, mangleC
and strewn along the track Of the Ches
apeske & Ohio railroad, were picked al
by the crew OF passenger train oppc
site Cincinnati Monday. The identit
OF the victim IL not known.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
WEBSTER'S
UNABRIDGED
ANCIENT EDITION.

A so-csIs6 "vsbttsr's unsbridCet
DICTIONARY IA being offered 10 the public
sisvsry iov prics. The bocy Of the book,
from A 10 2, Ia 0 cheap reprint, pace Tor
page, Of the edition Of i3I7, which vss in
In day, q valuable book. but IN The pro
gress Of language for over P0RTf YElRf,
has been completely superseded n is
nov Reproduced, broken typs, errors sac
al, hy photo BtboprsDh process, is printed
on chssp paper sp6 fiimsny bgupe A
h-isf comparison, page ~ psps, between
IRE rsprtrf and The latest and snlsrrse
edition, VIII sbgv The crest superiority
Of The lsftsT These reprints are 80 0u'
Of ssfs "a o last years almanac. Ne bon
orsbls dealer viii silgv Che brysr n sueh
fs suppose thsf he IA ps4tin, fbs ysbsisf
which te-6sT ~ socsVts< "a The ffsndsrt
spk TIE BEST every c0Vy of whiot
hssrs euT ir'priDi rs gwen bslgy.
~ r. persons vho bsvs beer ineucss -
purchase fhe tncisuf E1iti0r ~ sry
MISREPRESENTATION VIZ sfviss re ~ tbs
fsc-s. vs viii uDosrtsfs ~ soc fhsf tbs
Seller is punished ss be deserves.
G.. & &. MERRIAM 4 90.
ErFrNrFTFID. MAS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

DULUTn, Mimi, April 29.-Arrange-
ments we're practically completed Mon
day for the international regatta next
July. There will be single and dou Bile
scull and two, four, six and eightoar
she'll races for amateurs and proies-
slonals
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

rEw ORLEANS. April 20. James Berry
Johnson was killed and +. l. Mitchell
and James Richie we're wounded at
UemphIll Greek. La, Saturday. Claude
stewart and Thomas Gentry were ar
rested for the homicide. Stewart was
recently married and the young men
concluded they would cbariyari bin
and ais bride. when they were fred
r,oo bv Stewart
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

once Snd D!spt nsarN hoom 4. lmmeu hlueAs q
Nouroe-st Grand Rapids Mich
Cures Deafness. Noises ln tnt Head. Catarrh.
Bronchitis Ahcumailsm. Nervous Debility. I'm
pOtencc. kaTrcnncss aud diseases rcsu.tIat from
early iudiscTrtIous aad eAcesses of manhood. al4
diseases of the Urinary Nrstus Blood 500 mas q,
Lungs. Eye aud LAr, flts. Olf sores belcHIa "a Il,
Dyspepsia, Nerve. cplur. Liver. kidury tea {
Diseases. Shortucs- ~ Breath. BACK uf N ead.
small OF BACK al disease of women al 4 chll lrsn
and ali chronic diseases
once hours a m % s i- m i9usa ial ti Tree.
and uo chsrse Tor services uutt cured Medicines
sent eyervwhere. Make a cal II possible Dlr33
uOns "a al languages
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

say FnANrfsco April - Lst. I'd
VICES fro~ fspsr sfats ttst Bsv 7 4
Large - 1rFlrg 20 fhe Net 81 "a
Nisser 81 Csrs1a. ras sfsnbes ~ ssstt
~ 80 terFsr a. 80 r..lsercs r.
Te.o Az = ons % tbs mur3srsrs
R.s.. hesr rargkt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
stock Yard. to u. Rebuilt.

BLooMNeroS, III. April 90 The
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
will a. once rebuild its stock yards az
Normal The yards have not been used
for some years. but the company has
made heavy contracts with Texas and
Mexican cattle and sheep men FOR the
transportation of large quantities OF
stock men and will utilize IS Normal
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

NFIEoURSE April - -Adrio.s from
Samoa rscsivsd here state that Mshs
toa. King % samoa signed The treaty
Tor the 'ettlsDsnt % the samoan
troubles in ths presence OF fhs various
Cousuls a. Apis and lsre. nun bsr %
TIE samoan people Tsnsss~ sbS hi.
party have signifss tb.ir soosptspo.
q fha res regime
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
EPlOsMiC AT MUNCIe. IND.
Doctors Thiak IL l. ia Sona"-5Oo Peo-
pie Suffering.

MUxcIE, Ind, April 29.-Friday half
a hundred people in this city were sud
denly seized with pains and severe sick
ness At the stomach, the attacks con-
tinuing for several hours. nun Der
are still quite sick, with new cases de-
veloping daily. Much excitement at
first prevailed, as physicians were foiled
in determining the cause. some think
ing that the trouble arose from diseased
meat. while others pronounced II la
mona, the prevailing epidemic in Ger
n1nv and IfalY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

>EDAITA. No April % A syndicate
% leading politicians and capitalists
has been formed Tor 'he purpose - 70
moving the State capital from Jefferson
IfF ~ this place TIE plans - the
ate ave been secretly a-rangei
s0 tae ssups rn Tapre1 out
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

AARsHALT- Mich. APril % Colonel
y J Frink died a. bis home today.
NJ Erink as cashier of the First Ma
t.onsI bank vas prom nent II Masonic
c.-cies very popular Wi,h All classes
and veil known throughout tse state
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

MivSFsFoTfs Ninn. tpril - -Tss
Journs Pierre s y special SAYS
DESTRUCTIVE prairis fres have ben rag
ing on tss sio4T reservation usr
named Sb0au lost sftv tssd - esttle ard
narroe Y escaped -itb rs 80. In. frss
-.r, set sy is3isrs ~bo have .inos been
arressr4
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
The MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April 1o
FLorR-Quist ana unchanged Patents ~ 50
afI5. Bakers - Soo3 5 sirsishts &c : 425
Winter Patents - ssles -. CI.ars g. spas ~
wHEsT 0siet ADD STEADY. IA. cash ssS9
Poc Hsy So ls0o. JulY. 49,. 1Ti. @
No sprins s7a Sc 10 sprlns 7sG2o. o.
pending Or o. -ltT.
CpRN-Acttvs snd -eaE.r 70 ssid Al y
0.N.c 40 3 Ycusr Ssc No 3 5iko. No ,
yellow Gsc, MAJ s7GaAo. July 22ka
sac
OATS Quiet and lo-.t Ne Q as4Gsp,c.
May 2t~ G2asc. Jusr 77hesshc July.
EAa9sc samples easier No 2pe PC
No Waite. 9.9Tc. 30 . S24,asc No 2
whfts g-aysc
RYE-Dlu sna aul.t No ? ossh. ss'le.
Nay @1c samples saslc for 40 ard
sG+sc f0r No 2
BsRLET- sack sna sssy Common mir I0rs
No SRI 10 2 EHslc foof 90 chotce. "a
s9- Northz~stern- ttia Ea43c good
20 'he'os szGf'c fancy so1ssc
BrTTEF- Cr.snsry. sei7'te. Ds.v saifr
Pscsios 500 3asc
Zoos Fr-sh 81 sGfc
PcvtrET Ave sprsE Ch'rF@-s y "a ~
- so7 T1rk-Fs sstsc p.- ls Ds-zs "a z-
- Geese . ~ ~ go oo7en
Llcr ss I-s'l.ed sgir'ts rlls z8iet o. re
basis % 8 oo for faissso Tools
Va YorE Apr p
WsHtT Der iocs frsHrs -as- srrr
MsT ~ frs sfass r J.T "a
sAc Agast Rs2F esr-sr oer "a
Sfsc Deer 80 E.Z,
Cosr Active a. = fe-t-s S-esrsr Hr~a'
a. 49, No a.sRfH
OARS DEL. ea~@r Heek
Fserlslovs Pa.f Ell, ..- sasa.
rftra Wees Fwc rrs ~earr
- N@'s 'featx os N-ss % e.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

WILMISsroN. Del. April ~ On Sat
urday three young men, found guilty Of
horse stealing were pilloried FOR ono
hour, given twenty lashes each and
vent TO prison FOR one year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

BALTIMORE. Nd April % After
much unnecessary delay tho criminal
prosecution of Ex->tate Treasurer
stevenson Archer pas begun Monday b7
the rrand jury q this city indicf.ng him
for Size enbe1zlement Of slls.000 o. tbe
~tafa.s frn4s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

ArBURv, y Y. April % 1t IS re-
ported that Judge Wallace has ranted
hsbeas corpus returnable in June In
the Kemmler case This Will cause a
reinforcement OF the execution
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
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81 aaF rrssb-es Ihs ezrpel1srs slll
s1iza far sxas ho4rs 4aa sliEIy-1vs
oensa11 ui.l be baeksd - ths fedora
nel There 4ss . 90 ioaraey nsa In
the clEy t.e-shirts ~ s1o1 are
uaeu sefs Il lLe .nt9n- o. tIis
uanser sefentg avs psr cen~ afs
uea ge.rng sls eq-lred terms
snl tee cane gsgper1oR d RoA-
lnisa meu are sorAiag On ths de-
manle1 rl4ls. A snail s-rl6e ~ zine
sl.elt lters-l Hsa--Ls n progress IN Car
o. lelet Ihe tenani Is for the restor-
atog fa-r l.s, largec msa Ins cigar
ma Gers 4re a9raiag eignt hours
al renort only one nan
o-t 81 employment The printers all
81 ~ l4r e gas hourS OF s00 brewers
orI -sl ase 10 the lalon- They EtA
deall- tea A4afs on week days 4R3 BE-
lase- -llae 4na G ght -ours 0a sunday
A.ae - --e other trades sf0s gas of
o.
u1I CAaf slEEs ~ sTElKE-
b.ntl El4- APRIL ~ Unless
theee an 4af pee.cd ch-ugs during
tae aeE- l0.-I gas hours a general
st-.l 81 tie r1rpeuteFs and j0ineFs Of
Detroit ail begia aeKt Thursday morn
lag 1hs n-n dem4nd al eighrh0-r
daY ar tlt ~ eests a. hoar and FecOg-
aision ol Iae union.
AT sTrSaTOS
WssuIv1Tos. April - One Of the
evening papers announces that the
building trades union including The
srie tI .Ters. carn-uters piasterers. bod
earrie-s. ets.. slo n0s N0fk ten hours.
NllL oa May 6. demand from their en-
pl1g-rs tnat eight hours shall be con-
sllerri days uorc should there be
= refusal ~ aecede TO these terms a
general strike Nlli be ordered through
0ut che district.
srr.AISG CoAL-HEAyEgs.
Sr PAvt MINI April - At Du-
luta. Ni1a.. and West superior. Wis.
Monday ogc rred st-ikes OF dOcsmen
znt c1al-he4vers. A. Nes. Superior rs
emD,oges of the NorthWestern Fuel
Company anI 100 Of the Lehigh Fuel
Company are our and 200 are on strike
a. Dlurl Tae d0ckmen have been
getting sl.T5 a day and want s., while
the coal-neavers want 50 cents an hour
-
p.. ,-1 40 =, !. -a.o-.o5 10.
-. 80, -,
.r-... 80,
Island of jersey making arr4agcments
for General Boulanger % return 20
Fr1n-e on May and take part In the
-
Els . P''' "0 - =.
'-'''' on, w On - .,l@ -, -
O'' .i''''.E '.'''e - .I-y
o. -'e .--''-' IA'o oe'n q ~ 80
po'''e "'V '"'t 'o ''0 '''0 ''-
ca. '-a'p
De- '~-- '' an "a : ~
,"i.o' o' -'. 'o- '-' @ci N'--f 'v'
D''" A'e1 20 ""'o'|0
heA-"a DO -f' 'Neht e@cu an" ." P'5
Hne oi ',.Dj ifAA1' lo' 4Ac4l4Hs 70 VI 4''I
aet *l-d ROBBERY
seven leaning Anarchists nave ocen
aitea,e- mere 7e'.'oh OF '"e''
dences resulted IN tHe discovery OF
see-e printing press -ilo h"Iioe' %
cFo.t.toa'rf do-'ineil''' - - 'epoI =
81 ih~i a- t"e Ah..Fe 2 is- i'ado'S Nii' %
arTe7- a. iHe M~. qulS oe '-o'eS wa
onc ol tn'>e arrested
t1' socialists a. hl-Ie, oeP'F''ne"'
- No."' th4 az All cue l+po- '"- IN .''
d. ."' "ePl,'''sh'' e'pee'-''y 40 i'ou
DIX i"- -. u''N''e 's' 90 ''"S ,"'
$50" 90 "S - ''o'1''1o =" -
u-t- i"e '''''sN d" 'D' vac P'' ,'''e"' =
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

MfIwsrErT. Arrt la krervrr -
rc'n.s to s-rIze hF rhe carpenters 20
this ci-v trr an eight-aeur isy -o "a
tnaag arassd on Mav q probably. hai
sha iesders are ve-r secreesrs and TO-
Fase 10 tivs Fa thelr rlaHs seores
arssanE vas Rst saturday nisa-
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indianapolis EiiS
ARD f. COOPER Publisher
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-02
1'iilmaniSnl in Fairfield.

Mr.. r. E. Mood, late principal oi
the Summerton high school, and now
a travelling correspondent of the
Charleston World, writing from
Winnsboro, gives the following sum
mary of the political status in Fair
felo county:
There are twenty TO twenty one Democrat.
ic clubs in Fairfield Twelve clubs are Till.
man, and the following figures. given to the
World. are as near correct as they can be
had at this time: jackson Creek club 70, =
members are anti" Feasterville 1O5 2 anti
Green Briar (Maj. Woodward's old club) has
endorsed Tillman; White Oak, Gen. Brat
tons club. so for Tillman to 81 against
Messy Dale, almost solid; Monticello. sixty
to fifty; Horeb, seventy-fve per cent. for
Hllman; Cedar Creek and Longtown, strong
for Tiliman; Blythewood, two-thirds for
Tlllnan; Ridgeway, for Tillman; Shady
Grove, solid for Tillman. This leaves eight
or nine clubs for 3ratton, and it is believed
that some of them will be carried by Till
man.
At meeting OF the Farmers association
executive committee, Of one member Of each
club, held few days ago, after thorough
canvass it was ascertained that the county
stood, by their count Ga per cent. for Till
man.
1t is said that G1aj. Woodward had to
leave his own club and join club in Winns-
boro II order to get to be a delegate to the
county convention.
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Arsenic and POtasl. Three Times Il Day
for TWENTY-FIVE Years.

have been taking S. S. S. (Swift's Spe-
citic), and feel it to be my duty to state its
results, that others who are similarly affect
ed may profit by my experience, and be re-
lieved of their sufferings. / had suffered
for !. long, long time with what the doctors
called Herpes, IN eruption of the skin,
forming scales and blotches which was hor-
rible to endure Under the advice Of ply
sicians took 80 drops of Fowler's Solution
Of Arsenic every day for 25 years besides
many other kinds of medicines, without a
cure | have been taking S. S. S. for about
two months, and the eruption and unpleaS-
ant symptoms have all disappeared, and I
am continuing it to completely root it out OF
my blood, which am confident it will do;
and what it has done for Inc l am sure it
will do for others, for there are thousands
Of such cases all over the country which re-
sist all other treatment | have lived here
in my present business for % years.
r. Il. ROUSE, Dealer in Machinery,
81 and 50 West Maryland Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga
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Santee News by Il Colored Preacher.

NExsEN's STILL, CLARENDON Co., June "a
Crops are still looking well. Those that
Gen. Green had handcuffed Lave been cut
loose by the hoe and plow, and are now
growing nicely. we are still having good
rains. a good many farmers here can show
Gotten blooms; can myself. 1 notice in
travelling around that cotton has on q good
jane crop Of FORMS Pease and corn are
being planted in the oat fields.
On the 10th inst Lawrence Thames (col.) y
living near Society Hill 4. NJ. E. Church,
got his kitchen burnt by leaving fire in the
fireplace The same day Celia Marant (col.,
lost her child
On the 11th inst Jordan Bethune
(;ol.), of Jordan, died of consumption; on
the 18th inst. Emma Lemons (colj died on
my place; on the Goth inst Steven Bennett
died; also Thames Sessions lost child
On Saturday night, June 21st Polly Mary
Wleters (col.) was in Frierson's store. ap
parently well, but all at once she dropped
not saying word. She was at once taken
up and carried to J. }. Johnson's house
where she died in FIVE minutes time Sup
posed to nave been heart complaint. She
was II years old H. H. HARRIS.