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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

Solid trains decentralization and Coluno-
2la, o. & :. :. I: N; EMERSON, GenT Pass. Agent.
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WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & kUsUsIA RAILROAD

Train No. 43 stops at all Stauons-
Nos. 4s and 4f stops only at Brinkley
Whiteville, Lake Waccamaw, Fair BLUM
Nichols, Marion, Pee Dee, Florence, Timmons
vile, Lynchburg, Aayesville, Sumter, Wedge
field, Camden Junction and Eastoyer. 49,. -.
Passengers for Columbia aud all potts on
C. & G. E. T., C c. s. A. 4. &. Stationsu -
Junction, and all points beyond, sho Id
No. IS Night Express.
Separate Pullman SleeperS for s Savanna
and for Augusta on train 4s.
all trains run solid between Charleston ane
Wilmington. .-.-. -. - - <.
JOHN T. DIVINE. :.
General Superintendent
T. II. EMERSON, Gen1 Pass. Agt
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Dir, EOCll'S TREATMENT,
Tho Particulars Of tho Case OF Lupus SUI
..H. Cgssfu1lv Trcntcd T" .r i. .HTH

Tho Particulars Of tho Case OF Lupus sue
cessfully Treated. n1
BERLIN, Nov. l2.-The following mar
ticulars are published OF a case of lupu.
Of tho face, in Frankfort, which ha.
been treated by Prof. Koch's method
Six hours after the injection OF the
lymph, the temperature OF tho pa,ien,
rose TO over l0lt., and tho pulse 10 100.
AT midnight tho fever abatCd, the sore
swelled, tho heads OF. tho lupus ulcers
became a light.yellow, and A serous
liquid exuded. After 10 hours, scabs
began to form. To-day tho patien, was
Tree from fever, and the ulccrs we're GOV.
cred with scabs similar TO those On n
person recovering from au eruptiyo IN.
yer or from cessna. The doctorin tends
to inject more lymph when the scabs
fall. ai 2lI 3, !, - 'N"o' y, 70
a medical correspondent Of the Taye.
t!an reports that In every case Of lung
disease the patient complained OF pains
In tho knee, which was regarded 40 proof
OF the tuberculous nature Of the disease
and that an Injection Of lymph was made
in the back, which. was followed by
swelling Of the knee joints. -
Minister Won Gossler has given zoo.
700 marks for the erection OF a SPECIAL
hospital for the treatment OF consump.
lives by the Koch method.
A patient who has been treated by
Prof. Koch will be shown to the Surri.
cal Society Oh Monday, 7.F 5l
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An iMrUkTANf DECISION
Touching tts Validity of II Railroad Tick.
m Purchased or IL Eroker

Touching tis Validity of II Railrond Ticket
Purchased of n Broker.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Nov. l2.-Judge
Vanderburgh, OF the Supreme Court,
handed down q decision yesterday
which settles the question OF tho valid.
ity OF railroad ticket purchased of a
ticket broker or scalpcr and the liability
OF a railroad company to accept such
ticket when offered by an innocent pur-
chaser.
In August, 1855, the Northern Pacific
Roilroad issued certain excursion tick
cts from Detroit, Mimi. to Minneapolis
and return. Casper Carstcn bought the
return stub Of Minneapolis broker and
took passage from Minneapolis to De.
troit. The conductor would not accept
this ticket. Carsten brought action
against the railroad company and the
lower court held that he could not re.
cover. He then appealed to the Su.
preme Court and the decision was re-
versed, tho court holding that round
trip tickee.used bya purchaser in going
to the station named and then sold and
transferred, no restrictions appearing, is
valid in the hands OF the holder and en-
titles him TO a return passage, subject to
the prescribed limitations rs to time,
ETC., and actual damages may be col
lcctad LI-.5 - % .- ~ u ~ i
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BUrfALo, N. Y, Nov. laa.-John r.
Burns, the Lake Shore engineer whose
heroism saved the lives OF his passengers
in the wreck at Irving last Monday, has
received through Chief Arthur, of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
substantial token for his bravery from
Col. A. Andrews, OF San Francisco, in
Tho shape OF heavy gold waicbt suit.
ably inecribea. Col. Andrews is the
gentleman who, two years ago, presented
watch to Miss Minnie Freeman, the
Nebraska school teacher who saved hel
scholars from freezing in the great biz
zard. Mr.. Burns has also received q
very complimentary letter from General
Superintendent Wright, enclosing O
testinonial signed bya number OF tht
passepgefs who we're on the train.
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DEATHS mt ,inr,Ipsl,urr

Special Digpateh to Me InttI.igenc1.
MAETlNsBuRc, ". Va, Nov. l2.-slr
William Grove, who was seriously in.
jured by striking his head on mail
craneneer Keyser while running a pas.
senger engine to this city died at his
home, this city. He was IL years Of age
and leaves wife and two children.
M.. James Nicely, m aged and re.
spectacle citizen, died at the residence OIL
his son.in.law, Mr.. Jos. Leage, on Raj.
eigh street, this evening. He was fol
many years citizen Of Jefferson county.
Mr.. Aaron Grim. "a Iwell.to.do and in.
dustrious farmer living on the edge oI
this city, died Of typhoid fever this
evening, aged about G5 years. He leaves
a large family and is the father OF the
yonng man who was seriously injured
by falling from building on which he
was working and who is lying in criti
cal condition. -. 30
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DR.. Harrison Tonight.

Dr.. ]. Charles Harrison, who lectured
to large audience on Monday evening
last, will deliver his last and most i'm.
portant lecture to men this evening"
His subject will be Specific Diseases-
Their Causes and Cures" The lecture
Will again be illustrated by stereoptican
dissolving views and some 800 colored
slides representing diseases, which were
especially prepared for Dr.. Harrison
during his hospital practice abroad. 1t
will be a lecture for both the young and
old, and as Dr.. Harrison has but recent.
ly, completed tour Of the world, he will
relate and illustrate some amusing in
cidents and experiences iii Australia,
Java and Africa. DR.. Harrison made
such good impression Monday even.
ing that without doubt the Opera House
will be full tonight. Z f1,2i III.
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Tho Diet OF Prussln,

BERLIN, Nov. l2.-The Emperor
opened the Diet Of Prussia to-day. In
the speech from the throne opening the
session, His Majesty said that in view o!
the friendly relations OF Prussia with nil
foreign states, which relations have been
further strengthened each year, the
country could look forward with cont.
dence to the further preservation OF
peace. The speech also announced that
bills would be- introduced for reform in
taxation, for the organization OF urovin.
cial councils and for the establishment
OF elementary schools. It also affirmed
that the finances Of the kingdom are in
satisfactory condition. =
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7HE STORY CONFIRMED.
Brutal Murder Of Bud Mccoy
on the Kentucky Border,
A WOMAN THE CAUSE OF IT.
Another Chapter III tho History OF
tho Hatilcld.McCoy Fucd...Thc
Murderer BOY OF 10, Bribed Y
to Do tho Deed. 4l
Special Dispatch to he In,e,iqeaeer.

sptclR DIdputeh 10 INC IHkHqtncT, II
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 1o.-Tht
rumored killing OF Bud Mccoy, ono O.
the notorious Hatfeld.McCoy party
has been verified and the particulars re-
celved here. 1t seems that on the sO!h
Of October Bud Mccoy, having eaten
dinner with one John Goshorn in Pike
county, KY, started away from the
house on horseback. A short distance
away he met Pies Mccoy aud Bill Dyre,
who, as soon as he had gotten by,
opened fire aud pnt q number Of bulleta
IN him. He died instantly, but the pair
continued their fire, riddling his body,
then pounding his head with rock to
be sure he was dead. The pair then
fled, but posse was coon made up and
started IN pursuit.. They wcrd followed
several days and overtaken in Buchanan
county, Va. A fight ensucd, in which
Mccoy was slightly wounded. Hethen
surrendered, but Dyre escaped and is
still at large, though heavy reward is
offered Tor him. .5# s
From what can be learned it would
seem that one Aaron Smith is at the
bottom OF the killing aud Pies Mccoy,
after his arrest even, said that Smith
had offered him a Winchester and
new revolver il he would FIRE the first
shot. The murdered man eloped some
time ago with Smiths sister and later
deserted her. She then married Dyre.
Smith escaped from the Pike county
jail last summer and Bud Mccoy, as
deputy sheriff, attempted to arrest him
several times. Smith, enraged at this
and at his sisters desertion by Mccoy,
is said to have been at the bottom OF the
murder and is under arrest as IN accom-.
plice. Pies Mccoy, who is under arrest
for the killing, is a mere boy, not over
lG years OF age.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
There VIII be Consolidation-Tle Base
Bali War u Failure.

SAil "hE u EulluTes
PlrTspuRdu, Nov. 12.-At the session
OF the National Players' League in thi.
city to-day, President McAlpine formal
]y presented the resignation Of the New
York club. An opinion from Judge
Baird, OF New York, was then read, tc
the effect that at the time the agree
tnent was entered into between the New
York Players League club and the Ma
tional League club OF the same city il
was understood that the two leagues
were TO be consolidated. AS This ha(
not yet taken place the agreement be-
tween the New York clubs would mol
stand. !
No action was taken on the resigna
ton, ind committee consisting OF
Ward, Prince aud johnson was an
pointed to attend the National League
meeting now in session in New York
Tor the purpose Of placing the matter o.
consolidation before them. The com.
mittee will leave tonight for the east
The Players League club OF this city
was not represented at to-day's meeting,
and the matter OF Pittsburgh's resigna.
tion wss laid on the table. The meet.
ing then adjourned to assemble at the
call OF the chairman. AS the matter
now stands, the feeling is strongly in
favor Of consolidation, as all admit that
the base ball war has been a failure.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
An All-Nisht Sess,on-I.ist OF the Newly.
Elected Officers.

An All-Nisht Sess,on-I.ist OF the Newly
Elected Officers.
Special Dispatch TO The InteLi1Mcer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 12.-The
Grand Lodge Of Masons Of West Vir-
gia, which has been in session here since
yesterday, elected the following officers
late tonight, and at midnight the Lodge
is still in session, but will adjourn in a
few hours. The officers are: John NJ.
Hamilton, Granisville, Grand Master;
l. N. Davis, Charleston, Grand Senior
Warden; A. NJ. Evanp, Middleway,
Grand Junior Warden; Hugh Sterling,
Wheeling, Grand Treasurer; George W.
Atkinson, Wheeling, Grand Secretary !;
Hugh w. Terrence, Charleston, Grand
Chaplain; J. NJ. Belleville, Wheeling,
Grand Lecturer; W. A. Strickler, Grand
Senior Deacon; John NJ. Collins, Grand
J unior Deacon; George Feidt, Martins.
burg, Grand Marshal; B. D. Gibson,
Churlestown. Grand pursuivant; r. W.
Bligs, Wheeling Grand Tyler. @
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International CourlesIes.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. ia Bra
lillian squadron, consisting Of the ar
mored cruizer Aquidiban aud the cruiser
Guanabara, under command Of Rsai
Admiral Balthazar DaSilviera, is expect.
ed to arrive at New York between No.
vember Is aud %. squadron comes
to this country for the special purpose ol
delivering to the President medal and
a letter OF thanks from the Brazilian
government for the promp. recognition
by him OF tho Republic. Every en-
deavor will be made by the Government
te give the Brazilian squadron a recep.
tion that shall equal in cordiality that
which was given Admiral Walker and
his "White Squadron" at Rio.
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Wellington Barracks Burned.

LoSDoS, Nov. l9.-The Wellington
barracks OF the guards was destroyed by
fire to-day. The fire originated on a
staircase in the quarters OF the married.
soldiera. The inmates were rescued by
means OF ladders. There we're in the
barracks a number Of children suffering
from measles, who were wrapped in
blankets and carried out. Two children
are missing and it is feared that they
perishcd. go - =,
On the breaking out OF the ilre the
troops responded promptly to the busle
call for sire parade" and they worked
the hand apparatus with q will, the
officers speeding them on. s.a
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DrnLlN. Nov. l2.-The work OF evict-
ing tenements was resumed to-day on
the Osphert estate. The weather was
very inclement: The Bishop OF Raphoe,
acting on behalf Of the tenants, had a
half hours conference with the agent Of
the estate, but failed to effect an arrange.
ment. Tonight the Bishop will have
another conference with the agent,
which, it is expected, will lead to a set
Element. n. u. u
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APuck Cnr,oonlst lillled,

MANARoNEcK, N. Y, Nov. 12.-At
O'Clock this morning while one OF the
trackmen on the New Haven & Hartford
railway was walking along the track near
hero, he saw the body Of a well dressed
man lying in the gully at the side Of the
track. He was stone dead. The body
was taken to the depot, where it was
recognized as that OF Mr.. James s. Good.
win. Mr.. Goodwin was employed as a
cartoonist on Puck. He was forly-iiye
yeafs old, and resided in Mamaroneck
with his family. The presumption is
that he came home on the theatre train
last night, and while walking the track
10 his home, taking short cut, was
struck by train and killed. !; =
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Tho 1,umor Confirmed Apparently,

. Z. Fl . .H j.
BosroN, Nov. ia special from New
York says: "Mr. Gould was asked this
morning whether he was securing con-
troll Of the Union Pacific. lie replied
that he was not giving away his own
business. He, further said: Il am not
buying anythingI can't'pay for ii.q,,a >
MIR Gould said il, anyone would 60
among the Stockholders Of the company
he would find that there is much dissat.
lsfactlon with the present management
81 the road and be thought it not un-
likely that the stockholders would be.
fore long bring about, a change in the
methods Of managing tbs property,
which would result in great benefit to
that road and to American railways gen.
erally." as Ef sE5g ~ Z ~
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AnIniportnnt Error.

CulcAeo, Nov. l2-The Democrats in
the Rock Island legislative district claim
that w. g. Collins, OF that city, who re.
ceiyed majority Of the votea, Is ineligi-
BILE, not having been u resident Of this
State for the statutory time. II this
claim should prove correct, II would re.
duce by one the number OF Republicans
on joint ballot, aud give the Democrats
q majority in a ballot for United States
SnnNtOr sst-sf -lfl " 2lt-t'TE 5,l y tl7'.f 3.
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The yyuriuIiun,lurna

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. PA telc-
gram dated G Guatemala City has been re.
ceiycd at the State Department from Mr..
NIfzuer, Minister to Central America,
stating tha. q revolution is now in pro.
gress in Honduras. The President Of
that republic has been driven from the
city, but isno# collecting troops and Is
expected to make fight for the recap.
ture OF tho government.
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A Good Company.

One Of the finest operatic burlesques
OF the age ris the original sa.ire on
Clothes immortal poem OF "Faust,"
which appears at the Opera House on
next Saturday evening. The Reeves
English operate Burlesque Company
produces the satire and they arc the re-
cipients Of the most nAttering press
notices everywhere. The Syracuse Stuaa-
ard oil last week says: q. ~. /
fs"The Reeves company in their bur.
lesque OF Faust will ba seen at the
Opera House this afternoon and even.
ing. Their performance has caught on
in great shape and large audiences give
their appreciation in hearty applause.
The burlesque is sure Of good luck the
entire week. " >ses.l
Reserved seats at Houses music store.
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MIR TAppEN,S VIEWS,
He Secs Nothing In tho Situation 10 War.
J. l.,r $40 rant Alarm.


He Secs Nothing In tho Situation TO War.
4. - rant Alarm.
New IoRH, Nov. l2.-Aa Associated
Press reporter interviewed President F.
D. Tappen, Of the Gallatin National
Bank, and q member of the New York
Clearing House Committee, as,eleven
o'clock. lie says: "Our committee is
now in session signing certificates, but
the indications are that the issue will
bs very small, say probably not more
than five millions, which, when com.
pared with the issuc of twenty.seven
millions in 1854, is, you can see, mere
trine. IL
There 10 nothing in tho situation go
far as it affected The associated banks
that is at all disturbing, and there is not
the slightest reason to anticipate any
disturbance in the finances OF this centre.
Our action Of yesterday in deciding
to issue clearing house certificates was
merely precautionary, 80 that if crisis
should cotne We could prepare for it.
We did not anticipate any disaster, but
believe it to be the part OF wisdom to
iorestAll rather than to have 10 meet it.
We are entirely satisfied that the situa.
ton will improve" l,=
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En-lisl, nIiners' COuferencs

BRlsToL, Nov. l2.-The miners' con-
ference opened in this city to-day. Mr..
Benjamin Pickard, Member Of Parlia-
ment from Yorkshire, and Vice Pr esi-
dent OF the Miners National Union,
made the opening address. In the course
OF his speech he denounced John Nor
ley for having in recent speeches refer
red contemp.uously to the eight hour
movement,
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THE NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
Tho Megnntes Think tho brotherhood Has
rH Virtually Dissolved. ff Ha

N"hhNiy Ds'hNtNtus
NEw YoRk, Nov. l2,-The annua
meeting OF the National Dase Ball Leagu,
convened at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to
day. Delegates were present from nj
tho clubs In the League.
From talk with tho League magnatet
this morning tho impression Is received
that tho Players League has virtually
dissolved. While the Players have ap
pointed committees md transacted bust.
ness with the idea OF continuing another
season, no matter what they do the Ma.
tional League magnates viii have 10 be
consulted. II they nnite with stronger
clubs Of the American Association, which
10 now under contemplation, 1t will be
virtually carrying out tho ideas suggest.
ed by tho National League several
months ago. With the consolidation OF
tho clubs OF the Players' League and tho
National League in this city, Brooklyn
and Pittsburgh certainly, and the Buffalo
ont Of the Players' circuit, II is unlikely
that the financial men behind the
Players League will attempt to 70 OH
with clubs only in Cleveland, Phiadel.
phla, Boston and Cincinnati. .sa
The report Of Secretary Young was the
first business which came before the
Board OF Directors, and after 1t was ap.
proved Mr.. Young was elected to sue.
coed hlmseli Tor another year.
The Board then formally awarded tho
championship Of the League for 1890 to
the Brooklyns. llT..
AT 1880 the regular League meeting
was called to order.
Director Palmer O'Neill, OF Pittsburgh,
in discussing tho possibility OF the con.
,olidatlon OF the Players League aud the
Association, says that In such an event
The latter, as national agreemant Or
would have 10 surrender all
Inc players to the League who were in
he parts OF revolt. Salr .Ht h.
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AN AWFUL DISASTER.
A British War Ship Goes Down
With Nearly All on Board.
HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST.
But Three Persons Survive to Tell
tho Tale.-.Wrcckcd In Il Storm
on tho Cost Of spnin-..On Oniccrs
.s and Men Go Down.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Thc British torped,
cruiser Serpent has foundcred of th,
coast OF Spain. The Serpent was a twir
screw vessel Of l,770 tons and 1900 horse
power. She carried six guns.
Tho Serpent was lost at a pointtwenty
miles north oi Cape Finnlstere. Oat o.
a total Of 25O people on board, only three
were saved. The Serpent went on the
rocks during storm on Monday night.
A heavy mist prevailed at the time OF
the disaster. Owing to the violence OF
the storm, 1t was impossible to send rs.
sislance from the shore. Tremendous
seas swept the decks Of tho doomed yes.
sel, carrying away group alter group OF
tho unfortunate men on board. The
negs of the wreck was conveyed to
CoEuna, distance OF sixty miles, over
mountain roads.
The Serpent's complement was 40
officers and men. The others on board
were going out to relieve men now on
ships on the African coast stations.
A LATRR DISPATCH.
An official telegram from Coruua says
that the Serpent was wrecked of Cape
Bucy, near the village Of Camarinas.
There were 27G persons aboard, OF whom
only three were saved. The bodies OF
three ladies have been washed ashore. {,
MI. ~ =
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Well Known Man Killed,

oLArnE, KAs., Nov. 12.-Hon. G. D.
Campbell, of Merriam county, was run
over and killed by a southern bound
train on the Kansas City 4 Ft. Scott
railway. Mr.. Campbell was q prominent
temperance lecturer OF this State, and
has represented this county three terms
III the State Legislature. He was seventy
years Of age. X
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TIE THURMAN BANQUET.
All is In IendIhess for n Great Tinis.
Cleveland 10 be Male tho Lion.

I
Cleveland 10 be Male the Lion.
Columns, o., Nov. l2,--All the tick
els have been sold, the decorations com.
pleted and tho caterer ready for the
Thurman anniversary banquet to.mor.
row evening. A few OF tho guests have
arrived, but they will come In force to.
morrow. senator.elect Brice, accom-.
panied by cx-president Cleveland and
party, will arrive over the Pennsylvania
road ut o'clock tomorrow morning
Mr.. Cleveland, with Don NJ. Dickinson,
will be entertained ut the gubernatoriai
mansion. Governor Campbell Is i'm.
proved, but his physician thinks lte will
not be ablo 10 attend the banquet. He
has prepared no response to the toas.
assigned him or the programme.
The reception, which Is n large one,
bas prepared detailed programme for
tomorrow. Distinguished guests will
be met at tho Union station and directed
to theirluarters. All proper information
will be furnished. 4 public reception
will be rendered Mr.. Cleveland at the
Governors office in the Capitol to. NOR
row in the morning and u reception for
ladies' and gentlemen ut tho Governors
residence Friday from 3 10 s p. m.
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LONDON, Nov. i2.-Ths court has or
dered that twenty one Of the pictures
representing the works Of Rabelais,
which were recently seized by the police
at an art gallory in Pail Mail, on the
ground that they were improper, be de-
stroyed. The propriesors Of the gallery
were committed for trial. J.,