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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-31
MILLETT, EVANS & CO.,
jl7 Congress Street, corner of CascO Street.


fair.
CORTLAND. May 81, 1890.
T\HIS morning W
Il shall open some
new arrivals in
Mems Summer Scarfs.
Dress Trimmings and
Sashes, and many other
novelties in different de-
partments.
We have just received a
beautiful assortment Of
Carmencita S hould er
Capes,-the newest fancy
for midsummer street
wraps.
Special bargains in Jap
anese paper fireplace
screens, fan shape, at soc.
basement.
Special bargains in wide
Hamburgs at 25c., worth
from soc. to 75c., marked
down to close out.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-31

In the following States and Territories:
ILLINOIS, INDIAN TERRITORY,
IOWA. TEXAS,
MISSOURI, COLORADO,
ARKANSAS, NEW MEXICO,
KANSAS, ARIZONA,
NEBRASKA, CALIFORNIA,
OKLAHOMA, REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-31
AUCTION SAILS
:. 0. BAILEY & co. AUcTlOEEERS
GEiTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

u n O11ON.
MOVED to our rooms for convenience Of sale,
~ and viii be sold on TUESDAY. June 3d. at
10 a: m, at q Exchange street, Turkish Chairs
and Dlvans, In SILK Plush; very handsome Ebony
Mantle; Ebony Music Cabinet aud Easels; Libra
~, Card al d Centre Tables; Willow Chairs French
Plate Mirrors, Chitfoniers, Handsome Black Wal
nut Chamber Sets, Hall Chairs and Settles, Pillar
extension Tables In Cherry and Walnut, Dining
Shalrs Leather Seats, Book Cases, Brass Fire Set,
french Clocks, Paintings, Ebony Screen. Single
walnut and Ash Bedsteads, Dinner sets, Plated
Ware, Hair Mattresses Refrigerators Carpets
Kitchen Furnishings, &C., sc.
ON exhibition Monday, I'd June,
my30 did
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-31
STATE TOPICS oeINTEREsr

The band In Calais, inspired BY the exam,
Pile of bands in Fredericton, N. b pronose
to hold a series of open air rehearsals or con.
certs during the summer, combining pleas
ure with practice. Why not make the Gus.
tom general?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-31
Colorado.
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad.

g. San Francisco Railway Co., the other half Of
which is owned by Atcbison Company, and in
cluded in Its mileage:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-31
OFFICE OF THE
AtchiSOn, Topeka 4 Santa FG
Railroad Co.
CIRCULAR NO. g.,
NO. 05 MILK STREET.

BOSTON, May %, 1890.
To the Stockholders of the
AtchtSon, Topeka d Santa Fe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-31
HODGK|NS & HODGK|NS.
HIGH CLASS TAILORING.
IN EW FIRM.

MIR. WILLIAM E. HODGKINs, for many
years senior partner in the house of CHARLES A.
SMITH g. Co., having withdrawn from the firm,
and with his son MR.. EDW. W. HODGKINS
(also for thirteen years connected with the same
firm, have established themselves in the elegant
chambers No. 81 School street (Niles Buildng),
Boston, directly opposite the old stand, where
they will continue the business of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-31

The insurance written upon he
lives of Maine citizens by the UN-
ION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY during 1889
shows an increase over 1888 OF
more than One Hundred per cent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
tam W tem stoi...sja biedny

tam W tem stoi...fsja biedny ~
dek n%aucznosc1 wlelkiej ME man,
ale co WIEN, to wien, re tam stol
bankructwo ich WARY; a jak
chrzesciany zrobla sobie sami krach
ma swej wierze, to straca reszte
kredytu W swiecie; my, zydzi, o.
gfosimy ich upadfosc, a wtedy ka-
put! juz pc nlch!.. A co francu-
zy?... a co niemcy? a co tn, u
nas?... ia ME ma poi, ale w ca}-
kosci rozumlem panla, moi ojciec
tez ws2ystko rozumie i kazdy ma
wet fapserdak, byle zyd, rozumie
interes.. My wszyscy wiemy, co
ma ca}ym swiecie jest, DO ten SWAT,
to nasz... tylko, z przeproszeniem
PAM, tego ME .wiemy, kim jest
ochrzcony zyd - i co z MIN be-
dzle?... zawsze jednak many uwa-
zanie ma TAXI chrzcony
DO to prawda, re on Jest krew,
kosc dobra gfowa zydowskie.
Wniosek z tego ustepu po-
Zostawiam CzYtelnikowi. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

80. Pr zydent Rzsdu centr.
ME jest masonem = tylko
jest Druida. - Czegoz vice
cd Mich chcecie? Toe Templa-
ryusze i Druldy. to ME ma
sony, tylko katclicSie kcsciel-
ne bractwa!! Gryglo ME Jest
masonem, DO nigdy sic do te-
20 ME przyznaf - a navel
d. Kiolbasa ME widziat 60 W
Baltimore. - Czyz to ME O..
czywistY dowod? Czy IN a
Gle a k * o | W i e k
dowo y, alb maso-
nj Tub czlo X owl e
W iazk N. P. popef.
Mill czyny zniew W. a
zajace pu liczni e
religia rzy M s k ok a
toll k a? pyta sic dalej
pisarz cd zgody. = Me zna-
ny, panic risar2u, nie; tyl-
kosmy IA wfasne uszy slysze-
Ii bluznierstwa ust Grygli
i innych patryot6w ia SCI
mie. Gazety a~ngielskie zacho-
wafv nam te bluznierstwa
i obelgi rzucane La Ware,
kosciot / katfsnow. Czyz
many zn0w wan te Gala mo-
we Grygli = oraz mowY Ko-
pank. - Slesz. - Nowakow -
Rosinsklch, Adali5w i t. d.
powtarzac? Wy ~jestesc;e pra'
wynn katolikami - a ma do
wod - kazecie zaraz " tym
samym artykule W e s a
tych cav zietych e.
prey aci6i O.
Ia marc d O W o S c
| s k ], bez wzgl e.
du czy sd d h o.
wnym,lu b i Wy
rzucic z iowa
rzystw scielnych
l ze 4 e d noczer i a.
aleAy pozbyc sic
tego SIN etnika h i
pokryzyi TX zy
pol ny tax S m i a.
TO bezczel ura-
ga acego ST Bogu
l ludzi m l ezwf a.
d nic ich W przepro O.
" a d III 81 i
wych zamlaroW ce-
IL (sic). Go 2naczy vice ia
gadanina? Otto wrecz namawia
lud Eolski - ably wleszaf ksle'
Ay. Daiej vice patryoci do
patryotycznej piracy do strycz-
ka! = Me zalujcie fatygl. =
Wywleszajcle przecie JUL raz
tych ksiezY; wym CT e
raz ten SIN ! e tni h i
pokryzyl- my wan wv
starczymy "a duchownych kle-
rownik6w. = Religia kat. DO
piero zakwltn;e W ca1ej petnl
a was vszystkich w nagro-
de zaprowadzrmy przez Alas
Ike i ciesnine Berlnga ma pole
chwaly = polska> bedzie
pierwej MI ia Grygla~ Aapowie,
dziaf.
Me mozemY tn przemilczet.
ae Zgoda tym samYm nu'
mere, ma stronle czWarteh ga
wiera plekny pod ka2dym
wzgledem artyI1uf psnas Zbi'
gniewa Brodowskiego. Szkode
lie p. Il. Bird. talk piekna pra'
ce umlescii w tym smletnlIeu
blasfemil = glupotY gra
matycznych dz1wolagow. =
Ale wszakze ! 90 sMetnlka
zab1adzi czasem zgublona per
la. - Artykuf y. 4. Brod
lest dowodem tego mniema
MIA. Zreszta ]ak mowia Fran
cuzi: 20 revient u
tours ses prem i
erS q m OurS. Czyl
stara - milosc ME rdzewle]e
P. Il. Brod. wychowal
l ,,,oO r,ooS xrInIv,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

nieprzyjaciel i mlfost oiczyzny?
Tedy ustana klotn1e - ale
nastanie: fms Potomac
ME bedzie sic JUL komu ami o
co klocic. - Mkt Zwlazku
N. P. ME przesladuie, ami
podkopuje jego istnlenia.
- Wlelez to razy jeszcze po-
wtarzac many? My jestesmy
tylxo przeciwnikami tych Kill
ku lichych jednostek, ktore
sposobem nieuczciwym, wdar-
ly sic ma naczelnlctwo polskie.
go ludu, gorsza go swojem po-
stepowaniem, gloszoaeml gree
sznemi zasadami, obdzieraja go
re czci i mienla. - Wyrzuc-
Gle te zakaie re Zwlazku -
wyrzucc;e szachrajow, zfodzler,
oszustow - bezwyznan!ow-
COW = Ktorzy tucza sic szpi-
klein ludu, wyzyskujqc hanie.
5nle wplywy ma rzecz wfasnej
kieszeni, tedy bedziemy tax
.jak dawnie), najszczerszemi
superintendent Zwiazku =
10 Zwiazek sam uwazamy "a
przedmlot jedyne) naszej pra-
cy i starauia,
Ks. John'owi laury Zgody
spac ME pozwalaja. - Zgoda
wiesza ksie2y i ka2e wiesza6
= Zgoda .rachu)e ksie2e do
larry i rewiduje parafalne ksiaz-
XII - ably sic dowiedziec, vie
lie kazdy ksiadz ukrad}. -
Zgoda publikuje listy szuble-
nikow l gime]now ma ksis2y
t. d., czemuz ks. John lie
ma podobaie robic. On wlecej
ieszcze ma do tego prawa =
jake ksiadz i przyszfy biskup
,in partibus asa!...
To tel PoZak u Aneyyce
ks. John'a - w mum. 3. prze-
wy2szyi W tel praktyce Zgode.
KS. John zgryzf = jak wiemy
ks. Klawitera. - Rozruchy l
skandale W parafi osierocaiej
byfy woda ma lego mfyny.
JUL sporzadzaf drugi ,,buszel"
do nowego uzytku. = Nadzie-
]e %zawiod}y. Pomimo tax u
czonego redaktora, ]ak byfy
akademik cd Sw. Michala W
KrakoWie, wszelkie intrygi, pia-
NY i t. d. ME udafy sic. Lud
,powroclf do posfuszehstwa. Ma
czele osieroclalej parafi stanat
ca1kiem obey, ks. John'ovi
nieznajomy ksiadz, a co vie
eel = ae ks. Mozejewski ME
poszedf ma zold protekcyl ks.
Johna. Ztad ztost i zem-
sta. = Podpadafo to kazde-
mu, Re PozQh u Ame1yce ami
s2owem ME w%spomniaf 8 40
wem obsadzeniu parafi Sw.
Woiciecha, = on, co tax
skrzetnie notowat wszyst!io. co
sic dawniej stato lub ME sta
10! Publikacya tego listu ks.
Mo2ejewskiego do ks. Cho-
wahca w Baltimore, jest znow
,jednym z tych haniebnych
czyn6w, kt6rych JUL lyle Po
lax u Anaeryce wpl6tf W swo.
je llteraclSle laury. Jek sic
doviadulemy re samego zro'
dfa = list ten zglnaf ks
Chowancowl podczas odpra.
wianej u siebie missyi. = KS
Chowaaiec nigdy W zyciu ks
Mozejews!liego ME widz1af -
a jeleli tenze do nlego list ma
plsaf - "a to on ME mole
= Wnioski zas, kt6re PoZaz
u Anaeryce & tego listu rob:
So talk odrzydliwe = i tax
shbliza]ace kazdej szlachetne
osobie - ~ tylko ludzle, kto
rzy ME maja JUL mic wlece.
do stracenin, ma podobne RE
czy odwazyc sic NIGGA. :
II m anum est 1 i s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

autorstwo zahurzen W Balti-
more. = 1nny tam byf burzy.
ciel many dobrze W okollcach
Detroit z profesury trzech
probostw jednego wikaryatu l
trzykrotnej podrozy DO Euro
ply i to wszystko W przeciagu
trzech lat. - Sapirnu sat.
wv lynn przypadku ME po-
dzlelamy zdania Szanownego
Kronikarza, ami tel podejrzy-
wan ks. Rodowicza. Wiemy
z listu rs. Bronikowsklego,
publikowanego W Polaku u
Amaeryce, 2e kapfan ten tylko
ola tego polecii ks. Rodowl-
czowi ks. Marszafowlcza, po-
niewa2 miaf W reku lego jak-
na]lepsze swiadectwa a VIE
dzlaf, lie ks. Rodowicz wika.
ryusza potrzebu)e. Zreszta
%swiadczy o niewinnosc, ks.
Broulkowskiego lego staaow-
cze zapewrienie W liscle, jaki
ma innem mieiscu poaajemy.
Je2ell kapfan z taxa energia
wystepuje przeclw szarpiqcemu
60 konfratrowi, 3adajac roz-
strzygniecla sprawy, W danym
razie. przez sad duchowny, to
gazeta sprawiedliwa ME mole
brat stronY przeciwko MENU,
dop6ki kompetentni sedziowie
ME wydadza wyroku.-Przy-
pts Redakcyi Wiarusa.)
Nieboszczyk Lam, pi6rem
redaktora Go6co Z Eskry pisze
W Mr.. 6S Zskry, Re g'upich
ludzi ME brak - rosna tam
nawet gdzie lch ME posiela -
navel W Ameryce; a tych co
z gfupoty korzystaja, r6wniez
ma SWAT pod dostatkiem, DO
So nawet i we Lwowie.- Oh
prawda, swieta prawda! Re-
daktor Ahry ME jest antyse-
mita, cwszem przyznaje wiele
cnot ,,naszym" izraelilom i
mocno wierzy, be zanim Cry
gla polske odbudu;e i przyje-
die la koronacya do Kulpar-
kowa pode Lwowem, JUL ME
bedzie W Galicyi Aydow. tyl-
ko polacy moj2essowego wy
znania. Chociaz oni W spra-
vie i procesie wychodztwa
bardzo sic niezrecznosc1a kom-
promitowall, ale skoro JUL raz
mieli ,,pech" l dostali sic "a
kratki 2elazne, ME trzeba sic
wlecej mad mimi zneca6. = Te
nader buduiace slowa musial
Lamowi dyktowac ]aki brat
polak mojzeszowego wyznania
z grupy zwiazkowei vAgudas
Achlm" we Lwowie ma Ia
zwanicy. Ponlewaz pisze 0
.zskrze, przytocze tn ustep z
pow;esci tendencyjno zydow-
skiej ,,von Kramst", = ktora
to p1smo karmi jul Cd osmiu
miesiecy naszych amerykan-
sk1ch czytelnikow. = N1eiahis
zyd Aron Wulf tax sic Cd
zywa do panny Goldwein =
bankler6wne]:
PAM m6wi re ia ma po}owe
rozumlem panla, a ia ca1kiem ro-
zumiem... Zydzl ME zglneli i ME
zgina, DO madre So. oni juz to-
rae SO pany r6znych KRAKOW =.
Czy Aron Wulf tego ME wie?:... A
kto ma W rekach wszystkie kapi-
tafy? zydzi. A do kogo nalezy ca
}e handlowanie, / fabrvki, i gie}-
da, i to-, co Jedza wszyscy, i to "
czem wszyscy chodza, czem iezdz;
pc ziemi, czem plywaja pc wo
die? = prawie to, co W p~owietrzr
navel, Jest zyd6w. Kazdy kra
siedzl W dfugach, a kto pozyczt
kralom?- zydzi - NIGGA oni oglo
sic upad1osG kazdego kraju. Pan
vic / ia wen, co zvdzi wszystk,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

Original "a i jedynie prawdziwa ku-
racya sciesnionym oxygenem doktor6w
Starkey i Palen jest W uzyciu cd lat
20. Zast6sowuje sig PREY ten magne-
tyzowany oxygen i nitrogen, a masa
tax p~rzyrzadzona, IL MONA ja rozselse
pc caIem Swiecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

1920 Arch Street, Philad'e. Pa.
Ma suchoty, krotki Cd.
d e CHI, robY gard}a, sap
g, mocn2 ograszke, DO.
osFa b ien c, rcum a
tyzm neuragia i wszelkie Zasta
rZale i nerwOwe choroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

Doktorowie STARKEY / PALEN
pozwalaja so5ie powoIywac sic ma ma
stepujace znakomitosci, kt6re uzywaly
ich kuracyi:
Hon, VIM. D. KELLEY, Mem. Of Congress Phi.
Rev. VICTOR L. CONRAD, Ed. Luth'n Obser. Phi.
Rev.CHAREES W.CUSHING. I'D. Rochester, N. Y
Hon. VIM PENN NIXON. Ed. Inter- Ocean, Chicago, III
VIII ORTHINGTON Editor NewSouthN ewY York.
Judge H. P. FROOMAN, Quenemo Kan.
Mrs. MARY A.. LIVERMORE, Melrose, Massacl,.
Mr.. E. c. KNIGHT, Philadelphia.
Mr.. FRANK SIDDALL, Merchant, Philadelphia.
Hon. w. w. SCHUYLER, Easton, Pa.
E.L.W1LSON, S33 Broapway,N. Y.,Ed. Phila. Photo.
FIDELIA M.LYON, Waimea, Hawaii, Sandwich Is.
ALEXANDER RITCHIE, Inverness, Scotland.
Mrs. MANUEL V.ORTEGA, resnilloZrecatec Mex
Mrs. EMMA COOPER, Utnla, Spanish Honduras, CA.
J. COBB, Ex-Vice Consul, Casablanca, Marocco:
NJ. V. ASHBROOK, Red Bluff, Cal.
J. E,Sup't Police, Blandtord, Dorsetshire, Eng.
JACOB WARD, Bowral, New South WaIts:- y.
setki innych Pc calych Stsnach Zjednnoczonych.
Compound Oxygen-it Ma de Of
Action and Results OTTO nazwa novel bro
szury o 200 stronach. publikowanej przez dok,orow
Starkey Palen, ktora dale wszclkie ~informacye o tel
kuracyi prAc- oddychanie: dostawione swiadectwa cd
setek wyliczonych. Rraszurka kazdemu darmo przy-
slana zostanle ma zyczenle.
DRS STAR EN- 4 PALEN
No. 1929 Arch Mreet. PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Frosze nam napisaG. ii akiej gazety
kto sic 0 mas dowiedzial.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
A Brutal Murder Near Asheville.

Rhoda Morrison was killed in brutal
manner by her husband, III. j. Morrison,
near Ashcvillc, N. c., last Thursday The
couple have lived in Asheville for year,
having come from Anderson County,
South Carolina. They quarrelled several
days ago and she left him going to the
house of her brother, Will Sullivan. Nor
rison went to the house on Thursday eve
ming, while Sullivan was away, and, after
beating his wife, dragged her away. Her
body was found on Geo. Vanderbilt's
place, two mules; from her brothers mouse,
-on Saturdayemorning. There were two
bullet holes in the breast and one in the
temple. Her throat was horribly cut.
Her father came from South Carolina, and
taking the body away, buried it at her
ola home. He had been telegaphed for.
News OF the murder was not brought to
the authorities till the next morning.
A reward of $500 has bee offered for the
arrest of the murderer,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31

Their Entertainment at Chattanooga.
What they Say of the Mineral
Resources of the South.

A special from Chattanooga, Tenn.
says: The members of the British and Ger.
man iron and steel institutes have been
mere two days They have seen the his
torlc battle fields, have been shown the
most prominent industries, and were given
iinai reception at night at the Chamber
OF commerce.; after which they left for
Mhddlcboro, Ky, where they will stop
Ihey express themselves as sim
ply amazed at the vastness of the min
er,l resources of the South and the favor.
able outlook for their development
Sir james Kitson, president of the Eng
iish Society, said 1T is possible to make
iron in this section rs chcaply as in any
part of the world"
rS1aS G4IshTIst eas n tbs fs fes4asss mls q
peculiarly adapted for steel making"
William Whitcwcll says: Basic steel
made from Tennessee iron compares favor
ably with that made in England"
L. NJ. Percy, proprietor of the great open
hearth steel works in Lancashire, saws:
"ln the South where phosphoric ores are
so plentiful and full cheap, with the basic
process will compete with any part of
America in making steel"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
Express Rates Increased. !.

AT meeting held at the American Ex
press Company's Office in New York City
by the principal officers of the different
express companies, it was agreed to ad.
vance rates beginning Nov. I. The basis
for all express tariffs is the rate between;
New York and Chicago. The rate "a
present is ~ per hundred pounds. Und l.
the new tariff it will be 81. so. The aver
age in rates, it is said, is made ON ac-
count of increased expenses of the com.
panics, due principally to the larger pay
ments required by the railroad for
privileges.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
Big Money in Hop Growing.

Hop cultivation has no showing in the
South simply because its people have
given it no attention. Yet in the "report
on the condition of crops published by
authority of the Secretary of Agriculture"
October 1st it appears that the average
yield per acre for Alabama is 500 pounds,
which is the same as that of Vermont and
30 pounds greater than that of New York
In the same report it is stated, under the
North Carolina head, chops are grown in
almost every county of the State, but only
for home consumption. The roots never
die in winter, and the increase is remark
able" All of which leads the Manufac-
turers' Record to wonder why the South
ern States, and especially North Carolina,
do not make this staple crop one of their
regular sources of profit Were Alabama
hop growers to give the same careful cul-
tivatioD to that plant that Vermont and
New York farmers do, their average
would exceed that Of the Northern hop
yards, while North Carolina, with all nat
ural advantages favoring her, could sue
cessfully compete with the most favored
localities in the country. AS it is, South
ern breweries, that are all the while on
the increase, must largely depend on
Northern hop-growcrs for their stock.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-31
NEGRO RIOT IN GEORGIA.
A Serious State of Affairs in Coffee
CUuruCy.


An Atlanta Ga, special says: Governor
Gordon received an appeal for troops
from the sheriff of Coffee county, who
tclegraphed that the negroes were shoot
ing down the whites.
The scene is 20 miles from the nearest
telegraph station and no particulars were
obtainablc. Negroes constitute a large
proportion of the population of Coffee
county, and the county has been the scene
of several race troubles. Much of the ter
ritory is covered with dense pine forests,
the working of which for turpentine en-
ploys large number of both white and
black. These are very illiterate, and
there is much race prejudice which
frequently leads to conflicts
Douglass, the county seat, is small
village of the most primitive sort. The
population of the county is only few
thousand.
Word was received from Waycross that
lhe rioters are led by white man named
l.. b. Varna, or Barnes, who operates
turpentine still. He had dispute
about some land with Thos. Seers, and
while attempting to gain possession,
Secrs shot one Of the negroes dead, and
later, with a gang of men, attacked
Varna's hands. The negroes then resov-
ed on" retaliation and shot three of them
fatally, ID. w. McLcnnon, Frank Seers,
Thomas Seers, and companion named
Hendricks. The people are described by
the messenger who brought the news to
Waycross, rs all being furious.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Lawrence w. Edwards, of Colleton
County, who was in Jail ut Columbia for
ten days upon charge of forgery, gave
bond of 5000 for his appearance Mt the
next term of Court, and was released and
left the city. His bondsmcn are citizens
of Collcton.
Travis Davenport was acquitted of
forgery at Spatanburg. The jury was
out about two hours. This will perhaps
be the last of the famous Davenport
cases.
Secretary of State Marshall issued
commission to the Eureka Phosphate
Company, capital stock 10000 The
company is to have its principal place of
business near Jacksonboro, Colleton
County, and its general purpose will be to
mine phosphate rock and manufacture
fertilizers.
1t seems somewhat unreasonable, but it
is nevertheless true, that Charleston ships
every day at this season to New York and
other markets carload of beans and
peas. The truck just now is bringing on
ly fair prices, as it is brought into COmpe-
tition with Northern truck, winch has not
yet been killed by frost. About the 1st
of the month prices will, however, take q
considerable jump upwards, as the North
ern supply will be limited, The ship
ment of beans and peas at this season is a
new departure, which, however, seems to
be quite profitable and is consequently
growing.
The Governor has pardoned IIansel
Calder white, and James Scott, colored,
| who were convicted at the March, 1899,
term of Court for Marion County, of
housebreaking and~larceny, and sentenced
by Judge Presley to imprisonment in the
Penitantiary for thee years The pardon
was arked for on various grounds by q
| large number of citizens, including vari
Gus county officers, and Solicitor John
| son endorses it.
The Governor has refused to pardon
John Sam McCode, convicted Mt the Feb
| ruary, 1890, term OF Court for Oconee
County of obstructing a railroad, and
| sentenced by Judge Aldrich to one years
imprisonment in the Pcnitcntiary. A pc
tition for his pardon was presented, but
Judge Aldrich and Solicitor Ansel saw no
reason for the exercise of clemency.
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Rabbi Levy Would Like to Wipe Il
Out With esBig Sponge.

.eGaARrEsToN, 8. c. Especial. ]-Consid-
Cradle excitement has been causeb in
eVangelistic circles here by a sermon
preached by Rabbi Levy, of the Beth
elobin synagogue, to his congregation.
Here Is the passage in the sermon which
the newspapers got hold of, and which
mas stirred up the excitement The text
OF the sermon was, "The Rainbow"
Men who are without mind themselves:
men who never felt the light; men who
care nothing about truth, who respect
none that does not wear the livery of
Their own faith; men who believe the
truth to be shut up with faith; men who
Deileve the truth to be shut ur within the
confines of their own narrow sect, who
makes salvation dependent upon blind
assent to the speculative ideas, those are
rthaA as~.hAi--.
who P'vufcJ Ior you the vengeance OF
heaven. Where do the infdels come
from, If not from that class of men who
were taught to take everything in relig-
ion rs faith2 What makes the atheist,
the agnostic and skcptic 1t is the
church that, ,dcnounces doubt and free
thought. 1t is those denominations who
present God as II vcngeful, cruel tyrant.
1t is the religious teacher who thundcrs
IN your ears the wrath of the Almighty
and the tcrrors of an angry hell.
1t seems to me that if had not other
God to look up to except to- God of
hate and malace; if should think that
the being who rules the world was that
h0rrid monster who out IIerods IIerod
who damns innocent babes before they
are born, who Furnishes the helpless, ig
norant heather, who has created devil
to torment men, and paves hell with the
skulls of infants; if this was the God that
| had to worihip, should gladly turn to
the gods of Greece and Rome and serve
them"
The rabbi is popular preacher, and
presides over the reformed new syna-
goguc here. He is very liberal, and has
often attended services at both Catholic
and cvangelistic churches. Hence the com
motion. The rabbits congregation stands
with him.
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A Bank Combine in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Special. Bankers of
the State of Tennessee, to the number of
srvcnty.iivc, representing about two hun
drcd million dollars of capital, convened
in this city Wednesday for tho purpose of
forming an association for the protection
of the banking interests.
After Col. II. ID. Fraser had welcomed
the visitors committee on permanent Or
ganization reported n constitution and by
laws for IN association, which will bo
known as the Tennessee Bankers Asso-.
ciation," with an executive committee Of
"'nc 40 t"Nsc 'crnry-- " mn ousincss. OF tho.
association