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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-02-19
The Cotton 9rOp Movement.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The cotton
crop statement from September l to
February 6, inclusive, shows: Port re-
ceipts 5,399,049 bales, against 5,O72, ,23s
last year; overland to mills and Canada
SO7, ,796, against 764 1874; interior stock in
2SS,G64; Southern mill takings 3I2, 1865
against 81, $40; amount of crop brought
into sight during 159 days 6,949, ,7S1,
against G,43S,2G6; Northern spinners
takings and Canada 1,5O0,393 against
l,olS,O14; stocks at the ports and interi-
or towns have fallen during the week
62,G71, against decrease for the same
time last year Of 1892; they are now
3!5,G48 bales larger than on February 6
of last year; amount of crop brought
into sight for week 1882, against 1877,
$50: brought into sight for first six days
OF February 1888, against 144, 4,O6t last
year
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STAYING OFF FREE SILVER,
The Evident Purpose OF the House Coin
age Committee.

HsG SomtnlttcO.
! WASHINGTON, February 5.--N dele
cation OF officers Of the Farmers State
Alliances now i'll session in this city,
headed by President Polk, Of the Ma
tiOnal Alliances, awaited the opening
OF the hearing of the House coinage
committee this morning. Mr. Polk
stated their purpose to be to urge
prompt action Oh the silver bill by the
committee, SO that action might be had
by the House.
The old difficulty as to when hearings
should cease was Immediately encoun.
tered. Mr.. Bland wanted day fixed
Mr.. Naux thought that nothing should
be done which would prevent u hear
ing being given to the Philadelphia
board Of trade next Wednesday, and
cease on that day. The question went
over for time, and Mr.. James Milli-
ken spoke III favor of making silver in
subsidiary coin of propotionate value
to that in the silver dollar.
John Nj. Forbes, OF New York, who
is engaged in the China and India trade,
said he did not desire to argue the ques-
tion of free coinage. but merely to pre-
sent some facts as to what he believed
would result from an increase of the
value of silver to 1.29. All our cx-
/
said, were governed by the gold value
of silver in London. 70 his mind
nothing would so greatly stimulate
business rs a rise in silver. The present
uncertainty, however, was having an
injurious effect. lie did not believe
! silver would flow here from Silver-using
countries If we opened our mints with
| out limit, because currency was always
the last thing exported. War OF some
other such abnormal cause was the
| only thing which would cause this.
Mr.. Bland then moved that the hear
ings close on Thursday Of next week
and Mr.. Walker moved an amendment,
to fix Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day rs the regular days of meeting,
without any conclusion as to when
they should close.
This opened up the old fight, and
Messrs. Walker and Bland had another
tilt, the former declaring it Of impor-
tance that there should be a tull con-
sideration and a just comprehension of
the question, even If the report were
latter insisting that the House should
be given an opportunity to pass on this
question in order to meet the demand
of the country for action.
Af. Williams, seeing that there WAS
a majority against Mr. Bland's motion,
moved substitute providing Tor hear
ings tomorrow and the first four DAYS
of next week, after which vote should
be taken. He called attention to the
fact that this would give five hearings,
while under Mr.. Walkers proposition
there would be SIX hearings only from
now until within less than two weeks
of the close of the session.
On 4 yea aid nay vote an amendment
limiting meeting OayS to three per
week, proposed by Mr.. Walker TO Mr..
Willlamss motion, was adopted by vote
of seven to five, Mr.. Wilcox voting
with the free coinage men and MIR.
Wickham, the chairman, against them.
Twelve o'clock having arrived, there
was no opportunity to vote on the
amended proposition, and by unani-
nous consent the committee adjourned
until to morrow.
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Home Folks i'm Warrington.

WAsuINGToN, February 81. vii
| liam Stokes, president of the South Car.
| Olina State Alliance and Congressman
elect StaClihOuSc are here to represent
South Carolina at the conference OF tho
National Farmers Alliance. They ar,
to be Joined by SCnatOr-clCct Irby and
Cap Shell. Mr.. Stokes was with the
Alliance delegation before the commit
tee on coinage and weights and meas
urc to-day TO urge the passage Of the
silver bill.
In conversation with your corrcspon-
dent Mr.. Stokes said that the Alliance
expects Congress to pass the silver bill
and the sub-trcasury bill before adjourn
mcnt, but he has no assurances that his
expectations will be realized.
He sayc that the Alliance is not here
to try and intimidatc Congress, but SIM
ply to voice the sentiments Of nearly
1000, 900 free men and voters, who hon
cstly believe their constitutional rights
have been disrcgardcd in the interest of
capitalists and monopolists. The ALI
ance, says Mr.. Stokes, will be under
the influence OF no political party, but
will maintain an independent attitude
on partisan questions, and work unceas-
ngly to advance the principles upon
which the Alliance is founded. He be-
lives the Alliance will make deep IN
roads into both political parties, especial
ly in tho South and West. lie predicts
for it great and glorious future.
Scnator-clect Irby, accompanied by
his daughter and Capt Shell, arrived in
the city tonight. The Senator and
Miss Irby will go to Annapolis to-mor-
row to visit relatives, and the latter will
remain there while the Senator Will re-
turn to Washington in the afternoon.
He proposes to attend the conference,
now III progress here, of Farmerc' Alli-
ancc leaders, and may remain in Wash
ngton two or three weeks. News and
COIricr
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a complete Bedroom Suit for S16.5O
freigh INT paid to your depot. Send for
Catalogue. Address l.. +. Padgett,
Augusta, Ga.
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a KepuDliCan Thrcnt.

Gratis held a caucus tonight on the sill
yer question, and Representative Walk
er is urging upon the Republicans the
advisability Of doing the same early
next week.
The Star tonight says it is threatened
by the Republicans of the House that il
the Senate attach the free coinage
amendment to any appropriation bill
they will amend it by putting on the
force bill as rider If this was done
and the bill sent to the President, it is
said that he would probably sign a con,
glomerate bill, taking free coinage rath,
or than veto the appropriation bill and
the force bills. This may deter the
Democrats from entering upon the plan
of putting free coinage on an appropri
alton bill
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MILTON, FLA.
This to certify that 1 have been af.
tlicted with Scrofula, or Blood Poison
Tor a number of years. The best ply
sicians Of Mobile and this city SAID
nothing could be done for me- I also
took large quantity Of -, but found
no relief in anything that l took. My
limbs We're mass Of ulcers, and wher
| was sent to a physician in Mobile my
euJire body was mass of sores. had
given up all hope, and as a last resort
tried =. Z. II. Prickly Ash, Poke Root
and Potassium, and after using four
bottles (Small size) the sores have en-
tirely disappeared, and my general
health was never better than at the
present time, and people that know me
think it wonderful cure.
Respectfully, ELIZA TODD.
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Palgett Paws the Fpeight,

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Pianos ard Organs

e. W. TRUMP, 1874 Main Street, Co.
lumbia, S. g., sells Pianos and Organs
direct from factory. No agents com.
missions. The celebrated Chickerina
Piano. Mathushek Piano, celebrated
for its clearness of tone, lightness OF
touch and lasting qualities. Mason &
Hamlin Upright Piano. Sterling Up
right Pianos, from 1925 up. Mason &
Hamlin Organs surpassed 10y none. Ster
ling Organs, $50 up. Every Instrument
guaranteed for six years. Fifteen days
trial, expenses both ways, if not salts.
factory. Sold Oh Instalments.
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Bishop Newman Denounced.

New ORLEANs. Feb. 9.-At the Afri-
can Method !st Conference at Tangipa-
hoa yesterday, Bishop Grant made a
square attack on Bishop Newman of
the Methodist Episcopal Church who
recently gave publicity to the charge
that great immortality existed among
the colored clergy. Bishop Grant pro-
nounced Bishop Newman for bearing
false witness.
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COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
COLUMBIA, q. G..

This College and Institute for Women
and Girls oponed October under auspices
more favorable than its most sanguine
friends hoped for. The grounds, buildings,
appointments and furnishings are unequal
led among boarding schools in tho South.
The historic old Hampton or Preston place
was bought, the mansion repaired and re-
fted, a larger and finer building construct
ed for the chapel, domitOries and recitation
rooms. A corps Of teachers unexcelled in
ability and experience Is now teaching in
the College. From the 1st of January to
1st Of February offers q convenient time for
new pupils to enter, who are charged only
from date Of entrance. For terms, &C.,
address the President, the
REV. VIM. II. ATKINSON,
Columbia, S. g..
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TIE Philadelphia Times says Sena-
tor Dawes is one of the incest old ladies
in Cangress, and when Deacon Hoar re-
fers to him as "my distinguished col
league from the old Bay State" he feels
as full of Importance as bantam hen
trying to hatch out a big nest of turkey
eggs
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NIctIma of tho IilI,unrh

RAPID CITY, :. d., Feb. 9.-The
blizzard wore itsclfout during last night
and with fine weather and the arrival Of
ranchers and stages from outlying points,
reports Of its casualties are coming in
A man and woman, supposed to be a
school teacher and a driver, who started
for Elk Creek at 3 =. M. on Saturday,
were found four miles from the city
frozen to death. All the roads are
blocked. Few people ventured abroad
on Saturday and Sunday, and the two
bodies found are probably the only
deaths. No loss of stock yet reported
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-03
Disposiciones de Guerra

Concediendo el empl6o de Comandante al
Captain del battalion Cazadores de C&diz hume
rO 28 don Julian Ter n Espeso.
-Idem 81 de CAPTAIN al Ter. Teniente del
anismo Cuerpo, don Vicente Palmer ValerO.
---Concediendo al COmandante de Artille.
ria don Tomas Reina Masas, cuatro meses de
licencia por entermo.
-Idem al Ter. Teniente de Infanteria don
Cecilio Martinez Toseada, dos meses de pr6rro-
ga la liceneia que por enfermo disfrUta.
-Idem sc le abonen al Alf6rez dc la Guar
dia Civil de la Comandancia de Ponce, don Ave-
limo Fontan Lago las diferencias de sueldo
de sargento Il al empl6o que en- la actualidad
disfruta, durante ell tempo que desempeno
tunciones de sargentO IL, halIandOse en- pose-
sion del empl6o de Alferez.
-AprobandO Sc le haya concedido al CO.
ronel don Enrique Rizo Martorell, un mes dc
pr0rroga la icencia que dsfruta.
-Ordenando sc le abonen $40 pesetas que
por pension anual le correspondent don Ra-
mon Casalis y Nadal, cuya pension la venia
elisfrutando su sonora madre viuda del Official
10 del Cuerpo de Administrator Miltar, la
Uus cosa de percibirla por haber contraido Sc
gunGo consorciO,
---Concediendo en- defnitiva el haber de
rs pesetas mensuales al sargento de la Guar
ella Civil, Manuel Cid Parada.
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ra Ia reunion de la expresada Conferences, hsS-
ta que Sc estudie y presente 81 p1oyecto acerca
de una verdadera federation de todas las colo
MAS.
Sc han dado las 6rdenes para que bres bu-
ques ingleses de guerra SO dirijan al mar de
Behring con el fin dc obrar de acuerdo con los
americanos On 81 cumplmiento de la nueva ley
sobre la pesca de las focas.
Paris, l9.-Los individuos acusados dc ha-
ber vendido 81 secreto de la melenita, nueYa
materia explosive inYentada por los franceses,
han sido sentenciados prisi6n y al pago de
una fuerte multa. Han establecido apeleci0n
ante el Tribunal Superior. @
La Camara de Diputados de Chile ha auto
rizado un empr6stito forzoso de veinte Milo
mes de pesos, Yendi6ndose ademas TODD el orc
y plata existente en- Ell TesOrO para atOnder
las necesidades de la guerra.
LondreS, 20.-Las sesiones del Parlamento
han sido prorrogadas hasta 81 6 de Agosto
proximo. DespachOs de Calcutta afrman que
On la provincial de Bengala acaban do sentirBe
sesenta temblores de terra que han destruido
uR crecido n1mero dc edi1ciOs.
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siguientes datos que tenenos b gusto de pu-
blicar.
Las escuelas examinadas On esta Capital
han sido 18 de las que, Is han obtenido nota
de SObresalientes y 3 la de Notable sin que ha-
va aparecido nj una sola con la de Bueno.
Los IS programs arrojan 1450 alumnoS
matriculados en- esta lorna: NinoS 725.-Nilas
632.- Adultos a. De estos, han sido examina-
dos 926, como sigue: Nihos 474.-Ninas 432,-.
Adultos 23.
En- ell alo anterior fueron 20 las escuelas
examinadas cOntando con las 2 SuperiOres del
senior Barrera y senora Gil de Henriquez que
presentaron en- 'ex8men 11O alumnos de los
173 matriculados, resultandO que, la elimina-
cion de estas dos escuelas, implican on las 18
restantes un aumento de 126 alumnos exami-
nados con toda unprecedented y justicia.
COmprendemOS que el presidente nuestr0
digno Alcalde sefior Potous que tanto cello dOS-
plega en- favor de la instruction, habra Queda-
do satisfecho del brillante resultadO de los exa-
menes por tanto, le felicitamos cordialmente
asf como los senOreS que componen 81 Tri-
bunai de examen6s senOreS Pbro. DR.. Loren
20, don Manuel Cuevas don Manuel Llorente,
que han SoStenido la tarea con la inteligencia
que tanto tienen demOstrada.
TratandOse de felicitaciones, ALA va la
nuestra al tan conocido como bien reputado
SecretaIio 81 popular = generalmente es5iina
do senior Santaela. -<1-.>a
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TeIegramas via Santiago de Cuba

Madrid, l5 de JuniO.-El fracagO OcurridO
al ei6rcito expedicionario que sali0 de Manila
para Mindanao, d6bese facultades que SO to-
mo el Captain General do aquellas islas Sr.
Wey,er cuya cOnducta ha sdo desaprobada por
el Gobierno.
En- 81 Congreso termin6 va Ia discussion del
proyeoto ampliando la emission del Banco Es.
paflol.
Madrid, l8.-El sr. Romero Robledo inter
Del6 al Gobierno en- el Congreso acerca del pro-
ceso tornado contra "a Duquesa de Castro En-.
TiQuez ceusurandO al juez que decrOt6 su pri-
sion iamentando la intervention dc la prensa
en- el sunarlO.
En- la Asamblea celebrada por los republi.
canos centralistas y que presidio el Sr. SALINE
ron 81 diputado Sr. Labra abog6 resueltamente
por la autonomia como sistema polftico para
las Antillas acOrdandO la Asamblea lncluirla en-
su prograna pOlitico.
Madrid, 19.-El Congreso ha aprobado 81
proyecto de empr6stito de $50 miilones de Pc
Setas
Cr6ese que ell tratado comercial con los Es.
tadOs unidos quedara frmado manana.
En- ell Senado han sldo derrotadcs los can
didatos del GobiernO para tOrmar la COmisi0n
que debe emitir dictamen sobre ell prOyeCto de
amplacion al Banco.
Noticias parsiculares de Fiipinas insisten ca
que las fuerzaS que salierOu de Manila para
Mindanao fueron derrOtadas sufriendO 1900 ba-
las. NADIA SO sabe oicialmente.
Habana, l9.--Acc0dlendO ruogOS dc Ia
Canara de Comercio de csta capital el Sr. Al
yarez Ia retirado su renuncia del cargo de Pre-
sidente.
Londres, 19.-Una comisi6n de la Liga Fe-
deral Sc presento al primer Ministro Lord Sa.
IisburJ, con el objeto de que conVocase una
Conferencia de todas las colonias inglesas quo
estan regidas autor omcamente, fin de sOme=
ter q SUI consideration 81 proyecto de tomar
una parte actiVa en- ia gesti6n y responsabili-
fades del Imperio Britannica.
Lord Salisbury expTes6 sus simpatrfas 4 la
sjonsisi6n, manifestandole que 81 pennamiento
5mporra nucho al porvenir dc la Gran Bretana,
Zero que con motive de cuestiones exteriores
sne se han presentado al Canada u 8 las Colo
Mas austraanas, considera impossible por aho-
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Noticias de Gobernaci6n

Real 6rden aprobando el proyectado puen-
to de hero sobre 81 rio de laPlata en- la Ca
Trstera Central.
--Otra desestimando lainstancia del Jefe
de Estacion don Faustino Medina, que solicit6
el empi6o de Sub-director de "a clase.
-Otra aprobando ell nombramiento inte-
1ino de don Ernesto Sanchez TabOada para
.Juez de Ia Instancia de Guayama.
Real Decreto nombrando Can0nigo de
Merced de la Cathedral de la Habanaa don Miguel
Herrero.
-Concediendo licencia para la Peninsula
al escribano don Eduardo RodeyrO.
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Ia GOTsspOhdehCia de Puerto Rico.
P4e,rO-R Rico, 3 de Julio de 1891.
Gaceta Official de hoy


Negociaio de Agriculture, Industrial y CO.
mercio. Privilegio dc invenci6n 4 favor de
don Pascual Rodriguez Martinez, por Ia cons
truccion de objetos de MADEIRA con tabler0s de
hi6rro acero esmaltado, reVistiendo sus ar
1naduras bastidores Y marcas con laminas del
ee iSmo metal.
Idem favor dc Mr.. Gustar Bischof, por
sjoras en 81 procedimiento para la fabricaei6n
ca albayalde.
-Negociado 80 Fomento. Relaci6n de
.lnarcas de fabrica.
--Negociado 2o Pliego de condolences pa.
ra la subasta de mudas de ropa sombreros,
zapatos y alpargatas con destino & los cOnfna-
dos de este Presidio Provincial
-1nTendencia General de Hacienda, Real
orden nombrando Official 10 de la Intervention
general de la Administrator del EstadO, don
Felix Dasi y Rodriguez,
Estado del moyilniento de navegaci6n en-
las aduanas de la Isla, durante elemes dc Abrt
de 1891, comparable con igual mes del aho an"
terror. @. ...
-Providencias judiciales, - ~=
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Santa IgIesia Catedfal de la Habana. oueda
con este asenso dOblemente meiorado al senor
Manabit, porqu6 esta squiparado en haber con
"a dignidad de Dean en- Ia Cathedral de Puerto
Rico. -s
segdn nos manifesto un amigo, anoche
Sc reunio la Junta Di1ectiVa del Ateneo con
objeto de tOmar una resolution acerca de 10
que SO habia do hacer On vista de que el va
por correO entradO aver, no trajo la Real Or
den cOncediendO el traslado de una Comisi0n
de SenOreS Catedratic0S de la UniverSidad de
Ia Antilla hermana, para examinar los alum
nos do la Institution de Ensenanza Superior
de esta Capital.
Fu6 acuerdo unanime enviar ena MANA
ma de hoy un cablegrama dos senores Dipu-
tados por esta Isla, en- 81 cual SO hiciera eVi-
dente la urgencia de la prontR llegada de la
referida Real Ord0n.
Sabeinos que va SO ha onviado dicho ca
blegrama, deseamos de cOrazon, que el Co.
bielro atienda como on amos anteriores a Ia
petici0n referida.
90
Para enViarlos un pueblo de la Isla, Sc de-
sea centratar 8 800 billetes de cada sorteo
de la Loteria Provincial. Para referencias di.
rijirse LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO
RICO. 81
La function anunciada para esta noche por
ia Compania de don Pauline Delgado, que como
ucC1IuOS Oh OGFO IuSdt, lI0SO 0Sla Luduaua d 0S'
ia ciudad, Sc ha diferidO para el sabado pro-
ximo. E.-: -
Anoche hubo un gran eScandalo en- la ca
lie de la Luna frente "a plazuela de San Fran
cisco. Lo promovi0 un individuo que pega.
ba una mujer, y el cual fu6 condueido al de-
posito por la policia.
Ha regresado de su viaje a Ia Isla, nues.
tro querido amigo 81 sefor RegdIez = Sanz del
Rio, director del Institute provincial. Lo sa-
ludamos afectuOsamente.
Aver mismo aparecio ell duefo de los billie
tes de Loterfa encontrados en- el cafe de la
Palma por don Jose Virgil. Estos que Gran
So pertenecian a un caballero cuyo nombre ig-
noramos, el cual gratitie6 bien al que hizo 81
hallazgo, -....
90 ..-..
Ha regresado de su Viaje Santo Domingo,
nuestro estimado amigo el Sr. D.. Alexandra
Turull, Consul de Ia rep1blica Dominicana.
Damosle nuestra mas afectuosa bienVO-
nida. ..--
Hoy ha regresado esta Capital de su via
je al oeste, nuestro amigo compahero don
Salvador Brau, director de EE CIGmOr del PGEs.
LIE damOs la bienvenida.
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Papas de Canarias

Las mejores SO acaban de recibir (270 sa-
COSY por el vapor IDA Sc venden $8 qnin-
tai en- LA EQUITATIVA tienda de don Euscbio
Rodriguez, Marina, 6-1
AL Ontrar On prensa La CORRESPONDENCE,
nos dicen que han dado esta tarde una tire.
menda punalada un carrero on la Marina.
El agresor fu6 capturado.
Un socio de La Union CatGNsra nos su.
plica contestemos la pregunta hecha en- nues
ira edici0n de aver, 10 que sigue:
"La sociedad U1t66N CGtGNer0 exiSte, tal-
tando solo que Sc llene 81 requisite de eleyar
la aprobaci6n del GObierno General 81 regla-
mento porque ha de reeirse, requisite que
muY en- breve Sc cumplira. Ell artfcul0 4o del
referido reglamento dice: ola sociedad cele.
brara un baile-velada mensual, 5 simplem ente
un bale, 81 cual tendra lugar en- la primera
quincena de eada mes" gfsaa
Para Cualquier persona que tonga dos de-
dos de frente, basta con losdicho Sin cue nos
molestemos en dar mas explicacioues"
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