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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
ESSEX JUNCTION.

George b. Drury, D. ". Smoad, L. C.
Beach, Z. ". Hopklns, 7. W. Sibloy and
c. n. F,rrin, attended tho officers reunion
at Montpelier. Mrs. w. b. johnson was
with her husband at Montpelier tas week.
Rev. W, L. English former pastor
here, but recently missionary to Turkey,
was in town Friday making calls ON his old
friends. lie wa. on his way to johnson -
Mrs. tr. Dixon, who las been stopping
with her daughter, Mrs Arkley, returned
home Thursday. John McGregor is laying
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

low the elbow was reces ary. DR.. Briggs
OF Cambridge was called. When be recover
ed from the ether given him, his frat " ords
were: Its great misfortune for man
TO lose his right arm, but It's not so much
OF misfortune ms 'twoud lie TO vote FOR
Cleveland. Arthur Kezer bid of The nov
mail route to Cambridge from December
to June l at 81 II per day.-E. ID. Ellis is
On the sick list. w. 3. Hooper hns moved
to o. Northrup's farm in Fairfield. - Miss
Edith kinslev ia homo from Hrhgnte
Springs. Fred Drinkwino tas returned
from Connecticut aud is very i'll a. Eli Cor
nier's. Fred's mother ard sister Addie,
have d e quite lately.
BAKERSFIELD.
G. II. Start has returned from visit to
his uncle. Jude c. NJ. start Of Rochester,
Mnn.-Col. II. f. Brigham went Monday
TO Boston on busne Hon. H. a. jack
son of Watervie was In town Monday 49,
Rev. A. L. Snlandt has resigned as pastor
Of the Congregational church hsre, and &C
cepted call from East Berkshire. Mrs.
+. y. Boutell is quite ILL., Drs. Melville snl
Flanders were in council there ono dnv Inst
week. DR.. +. J. Melville read paper bs!oro
the Medical society NJ Worthwhile on day
last week. Mr. +. ". Besis, life onx resi-
d,,, ~ ,n,, ,,to.,. d;ai go, ,ha optU -. n,.
q. l.. Story Officiating. Tho deceased leaves
wife, two children nnd arSe circle Of
friends to mourn his io.s For the last ~
years of his lie be was engaged In the mer-
camille business.
EAST BE k5Hl7E.
j. a. Rouse has returned from / oston -
/ Mrs. Herbert Hcdd went to Broom F.
a. ,os,t.nI +to t,,,onai ~ NJ. nor,
Jrc,h. Mice t,l,roLa Hale, fr,,, rioh.
ford ia vi.iti,o h,, .i.4or Vrs I,rttor
T,yon+,..thro, IolIors VOC. .a,,,,,,oa NJ +he
roncsrt for nrrci.os;,. H. school bsu
Mr. smith and bis 1,'ncbtor Yarn have
roturnod IN thci. homo in S,,lor, Y Y
No,lv C.rro,,ors to,,ad ,or c,r1nor N.so
Er,L,, ~ o+,o,d tho r,,roro ~ liz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
ORANGE COT NTI.

Brf d:orI will appropriate $1,000 to com
plete It's water works system.
Blodgett brothers have got new water
wheel set at their mill az North Randolph
but it Will lie SONS days before they CON-
mence climbing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

Tho ladies Of tue Methodist church gave
chicken pie supper aud entertainment at
their chul ch lriiey evening. The enter
tainment was one C the best OF the kind
ever given in the church. After uounti-
full supper the Mott orchestra gave some Of
their finest selections. Miss Ida Bosworth
OF Morris, y. Y, sang several songs, ac-
compan'ed by Miss Cynthia Marvin, organ
ist, Rev. j. $. Tupper of SwGnton delv-
cred an excellent address and lev. r. l..
Bruce OF ST. Adams read u humorous
boom.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
FRANKLIN.

Miss Martha Cartwright died Thursday,
November 3, Of cancer \ short funeral
service was held at the oou,e, Rev. 8. II.
smith oiiiciatine. - Miss Grace Hubbard
spent a few days in ST. johnsbury !ast
week. A girl baby is reported at Edwin
Chamberlin's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

Dr, johnson of Dayton, Ohio, ia stopping
al tho Lincoln Housc.-irs. David curry
is H. Airs Ella Dana has return 81 from
Ii.toicn y. II-Mis, Lizzie HeeIy is nod
inE revival meetings at the Union church
Mrs Nellie Barnard has puychasol the
mLlmory god cf Mr.. ". b. Cove
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
ISLE IA NOTE.

Mrs. Abel Phelps is quite poorly. -uun-
tiers are locking ior silver grey fox which
is said to have been seen in town. Mrs. II.
II. Young Of Manchester y. IL, !. the
guest OF Mrs Abe. PhvIls.-Nrs. Frank
Severance Of Buffalo, y y, is stopping At
Hon. II. c. Hiu'. Hon. and Ms. \. ".
Fisk and Mr.. AMI Mrs Edgar Fleury were
in Montpelier last week. II u. Mott and
family leave this week for Newport News,
Virginia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
AL8URGH SPRINGS.

Hon. Jed Z. Ledd has returned home from
Red Creek, y. Y.-E. Il. Rockwell OF Snel-
hurne was in town last " SEX. Mrs. Horace
Reynolds is home fr,m IIe'chcr. William
Rockwell Inns gone t. Burlington 70 assist
his son, Capt. Wesley Roc. well on the
schooner Marion during the rest Of the sea
son,-Mrs. John Sicily is home from Low
ell Mis- jennie Haynes has n position in
the St. Adams depot restaurant. DR..
Phelps is on the sick lst DR.. Wider OF
Swanton is his attending physician, Mrs.
p. NJ. Harrington and Mrs. Olive Chase
have returned homs. Rev. II +. Tiu.
rendered his resignation as pastor OF the
ConEreS ational church last Sunday TO take
effect tho first OF MEMBER lie has accept
ed call from the Congregational society at
Nergennes. Mr. Titus is very Rblo speak
er and expoundsr OF the go1peis truths;
aud Mrs. Titus is n valuable member or the
choir and teacher IN the Sunday school.
Their less TO tho society will le regretted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

Frank brewster and wife have returned
frou their wedding trip ana conc to ms
home in Huntington. --Eev l.. B. Fuller
holds meeting at Jerusalem school house
Thursday evening. -l srl,y Doty aud wife
e,e in Cornwall visiting her sister, Mrs =.
5. Wright
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10

Mrs. Lucia Pierce, widow OF Milo X. eler,
died at her home on Browns river Tuesday
November /, aged -. Funeral was held
on Thursday at the house. The G. T.. j.
held their semi-anuual meeting Novem-
Der / The officers elected are: {. E.
Aver, president; Jay Leach, vco presidents;
Miss Agnes Huutley, secretary; Miss Eudella
Huutiey, treasurer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15
Sic Sanaba1e Der Gbef6eiSmaeen

W1an lit senetet, bic bon Sabr 81 Sabr
3nnebmenoe 2abl Der @bei6etoungen ais
Elm Set1en ber 3eit uno Der %5unebn1enoen
l~tttlIdlen Gntartung Der Wfenidbeit al5ulez
ben: Wtog 0artn ettpas @abreS ltegen, 10
lltuB t%noellen Elm nibt unipe lentlider Ginz
tluB barauf au6 ben Gbei6eibungSgeleben
per neuersn 3eit 8ugei6rteben tueroen. Sos
0alo DIE GhelGetoung erlei6tert lit, tueroer
itb natursemGB bieienigen @ben iofort
altD Der Sorm 1ad lDlen, no Die @begatz
ten tn 3ertplrfntB i6On g~etrennt bon ettz
anoer lebtei1. Dies bat lid aud tbat1a1z
ltd in allen 2Gnbern nab benz SntTafttrez
ten lteler GbeldetoungsaeleBe eretgnet,
tpdbreno eintge 3ett 0arauf Die 3abl Der
S6etoI1gen tDieoer erbeblih nteortger tpar.
Sctloem lit otelelbe tpieoer beitGnbig gez
tDadlen.
SIM preuBtiden Staat it mad Der vStaz
ttittl1en @orreiponOen3" iett benz Sabre
1880 unter 8erlGlt6ttgung glei13ettigen
MnpaAienS Der 8epolferung cine nld)t iebr
erbebli6e 3unabme Der @bei6eiouugen etnz
g~etreten, 0ereu 3abL i'm Sabre 1890 1907
betrIa. Srantret6 bate in oemiel6enS Sabre
5457 unD Ste Ser. Staaten bon 0torDames
rita 20, 535 9el6ieoene @ben. 6ter tpte in
Srantreth baben na1 Der @rlei1terung Die
@bei1eiouugen beitdibig uuo ptel itGrter
als Die Golfs3abI 5ugenommen.
Sin ri6t;9eres Bib Der 0duftSfett Der
@beIaeiouugen, ais oeren 8ergleih nit Der
leweiIiBen SOlts3abl, ~lieiert Die 8ergletz
Dung nit Der !3abL Der itebenoen @ben.
Nuf ie 100, 900 ltebenoe Chen tamen in
6rantrei6 i'm Sabre 1885 81, im Sabre
1890 II @bel@eiDungen; in ben Ser.
Stodten BON ltorbamerita tpur0en i'm
0Ir0l6nitt idbrliG Don berielben i3abl
itebenoer @ben DdDreno bes SSabr3eDnts
1877 bis 1886 218 Chen gei6leoen. Sn
BreuBen fanOen auf ie 100000 itebenoe
GDen bon 81 i'm Sabre 1881 anitetQeno bis
auf II @bei6eioungen i'm Sabre 1890
itatt. Sn ben Ser. Staaten ftnO Oemno6
III iIn9iter 3eit @bei6eiOun9en ungefabr
oretu1al 10 bGuftg, mie in YreuBen uno
Srantrei6 porgefomlnen: in HreuBen maz
rem ~oieielben bGufi9sr als III TrantreiG,
mus ith aus Der Derihieoenen 8ertbeilung
Der 8eDDlferung beioer GGnoer nod Dem
MISUNDERSTANDING ertldrt. SSn ben proc
teitantilhen &antonen Der S1nei3 tonlz
NEIL ebsnfaQs @bei9eioungen bdufi0er Dor.
ais in ben fat6olliGen &antpnen. @uf 1000
@6el6lisbungen famen in Srantrei6 9,18,
in YreuBen 1873 S9eiOungen.
C8. 8. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15
Tl00Sb0MzWerSu@e

@Gbreno bes Sommers bon 1891 fin6
alt Nnor0nung unleres Nderbaumlntftertz
ut1S in Deri6teoenen Sbeilen 0eS 2aroeS
interelfante gerlude uuf benz @ebtete Der
Sla6Stultur 9enladt iDoroen, bel oenen Is
IT'D 0arum hanDelte, felt3ufteaen, in tpie
tpett Der Sla6sbau in ben 0eretuigtenS taa>
ten CUR @etDinnung bon 8aft> ooer SlaHsz
falerm erfolgrel9 betriebsn tperben fann uno
meIhe @egenoen ft6 oasu am geeIgnetiten
erpeilen.
ObpO6l nun bteie 8eriuGe gum She'll
nt9t gang 10 befrteotgeno ausgetauen limb
ais man anaeitdts Der hoben geoeutung,
Die Der Sla9sbau ais rentabler @rnerbsz
3Deig fir unler 2an0 beitBen miiroe, niin>
l6sn l6ate, 10 lit bod be9rinDete Soffnunq
Dorbanoen, oaB Elm unentmegtes Sort
l6retten auf Der betretenen 8aDn Iber fura
ODER lang an oas ernunlhte 3iel fIbren
mtrb.
I'm gu ben angeftrebten GrgebatlIen All
gelangen, tpuroe nit Dem Mnfauf BON
orettrlet eurDpGil9em Slobsian1en Der 9lnz
lang geunaht, nGmlid reinem 9tisaer ODER
ruiltl6em, peiBbliibenoem bruGnoilden unO
belgtlbem, tDeld' lebterer aus Gigaer 6az
men 9epon1en mar, Der auf belqildem Bo>
ben 9e3lhtet muroe. Oteier Samen nuroe
bann in Wenaen bon ie spei Ooer bier
8uldeln CUR Befteuung BON balb 10 pielen
Ncre in ieoe1m ein3elnen Sale aber elm ouss
geoebntes S~ladensebiet pertbeilt, pel6es
2beiIe auer nOrOliden Staaten uno aud
bon Wtarplano, 8irginien. &entufn, Orez
gon uno Californian unfa6te.
0terbel Duroen nur iolde Sarmer beriidz
ft6ttgt, BON Denen bas &derbauminifterium
uuBte. baB ite Die gum erfolgreiden Qnbau
BON Slads notbisen &%enntniiie uno @r>
fabrungen beiiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

S0loB bes 8aronS WoIiSba0 lit lebten
9onnerltag sir ytaht3eit BON Dieben rein
ausgepllinoert poroeu. OaS gGnSe SLIDER
aerQtGe, Wertbpapiere unb Is, 600 O2art in
baarem 0elbe ituo ueri6wuilDen. Sn Oilz
litlgel, bat Die QuGlerei ctues llnteroifisiers
eilten WelneineM 3tansns 9tanfel gum
SelbItmoro nstriebeN. Der Solodt bate
gegen ieiuen G.uQler &la9e eeTubrt. &eBteu
Wtittnoh eriu6r Dieier DON Diefer viSred1z
belt" uno 9in6 ali 3taufel su. nm tbu
Stores 81 lebren. Ser artne Geufel srgriff
Die Sluht, raunte in 0aS StDeite Sio6lperf
Der Gaitrne Dinauf uno ltiir3te fiA aus benz
SSeniter. ST brad oas @jeniG unD blieb
toot.
Sn benz baDrilhen 9orfe &Ieinpeit
Derlammelte itd leBten Samitag Die @ez
nteinDe, uln Die Nbihieo5prebigt ibreS
9farrerS Su b0ren. 0a braD Elm @etpitter
Los Der YliB fubr auf ben &irbthurin
nteoer Ino baum III Die Stride, t0otete 3ipei
Wtdnner uno bctdubte 30 anoere 10, oaB iie
crit nad 8erIauf einer Stunoe tDie0er AT
ii6 faElen. l8dDreno Die O0rfler bic
Op)er Il'S Srele trugen. lhLug Oer 8ltb
GOd)nlalS in Den GbHrm elm, tparf Die @loGe
berab, SerriB DaS Dad ulo ltreGte ben
Niarrer unb bier GllabeI nisoer. 9to1 etu
llngluG: 2ebten 6rettag Brad i'm gensiithz
lid)en Straubing bel Wfiin1elt, eillem be-
liebtea WalfabrtSorte ourlti9er Seelen, eiu
gteubau %suian1nlel. Der Elm groBes SAFE nit
UllIarolaal Deroen lplte. Oret URanner
blleben toot un6 9 DDer 10 mur0en perz
punoet.
gBir rollen beute nit elmer luItigen Qnefs
bote idIisBen, Die jebt BON Bislnard uno
letnem 6r8tliben Gdatten S0lpeninger err
5Gblt nirD. Sismar6 lit grilnriig AM
GeIi1tsiGn1era Ino mar in elmer Sttm>
mung. nm benz @Sar, benz @roBtiirfen uno
Dem G0nig bon OGhomeD 5uglei1 Den &rieg
gu ertldren. st lleB Shmeningsr fOms
men. Der, unbsirrt ourch DE nil0en Bltde
bes Giiernsl. i'm aus5ufragen begant.
Salo purbe 8tSlnarG ungeoulDig.
SD bin oieier Sragerel miioe," iagte Der
NlIe. vS6 lebe Mot Elm, pa5 Tra9en Do
niiben loQen = ite~ lanepeilen mid nur."
$50, sic ftn6el, DAB i9 sic ~langtpeile?"
iagte S6menin8er rabig: Isle poIen
aLio curirt iDer0en, o9ne Tragen 81 Deants
iporten 81 miliie1. Warum baben Sic
bann in SeuielSnarnen niht glei1 etnen
Sbierarst fominen lallen? Oie curircn ibre
Nattenteu, obne irgenb eiue Sra9e an 1te 81
ri9ten."
60 cine y8iSmard : 8eleibiguns" mar
nod niht ~ba9etpelen. 8ismard iprang
auf, uno blidte boil 0utb uno llsberz
roi6ung ben feden Doctor an. Oteler aber
treu3te ruDis Die Nrme uuo iab ben Siiriten
tn's @e1tbt, Dbne 3u 3uGer. QanQIam leBte
it6 Bismard wteoer nieber ul1b iagte:
vS10n, tpe1n sic mid nidt anbers curiren
t0unen, 10 iebenSie bas peroammte @efl age
fort. IS iou mid iebr @Ireuen, penn Sur
@ei6if 10 groB lit mie Sbre Sre6Dett.
8on Dieler lebteren baben Sic mir lpeben
etlie brilante 4Srobe gegeben!" Ser Qlusz
gang lit befannt. 8ismard DurOe 9lidr
LID entfettet unO ct un6 S6weninger iino
beute urtasrtrennIt6e SreunOe uno 6auss
genoHen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15
9as 9seae1te aus SensS01ano.

SIS lit faum mebr sipeifeIbaft, baB es ur>
ipringIi6 Die Nbitbt oeS &atlerS QStl>
belm II. setpeien lift, ieoem Wfitglieoe ieiner
9amilie BON Der beurtgen ytorolonofabrt
gum Qnocnten etnen Walftl6 mtt3ubrIngen.
9tele iiberaus fiibne Nbli6t entipri6t 9an3
uno gar Der ieBt in Den DD0iten &reilen
8erIins berrl6enben W2ooe, oen iungen
Raiier ais ben Snbe9riff Deloenbafter Sitbn>
belt aufaufaiien. QIs Beipeis DafIr BARI
Elm @eoiht gelteu, 6as 6ieler Sage in Der
09torbbeutl6en Algenleinen .3ettnn9" err
lItenen lit uno u. q. folgenoe StropDen
entbGit:
v3ur6eimfebrl Gs raget beimlid
tid' i6es 9tiff - 9tus tiefer Wfeeresflutb -
l1no neto'i6er unbolo orobt benz Sbtr,-
Ser Wfanni6aft unb DEM @ut. - Wer
fteuert pobl nit feiter 6ano, - Wttt rnbig
tIarem 8Iif, = Na6 ieinem 3iele unpere
tpanbt, 8ebItet bonn @el6id? : 0u, eoIes
9eutl6IanO, trau auf ibn,-Dein &atier
lift IS belDsnfibn, -: Dein Scatter ~:
nit i6arfem lOlerblid. = @s leu6tet in
f~tniterer gta6t = Oas belle 9iht pom
Eburm = Dem S9iffer, Der nit SOr9en
tpa6t - SeSn Wo9enl6maa uno Sturm. :
@er bat auf &IIeS iorgli6 N6t, SpGbt
nd1 oes XeuhttburmS Gl9t?-8er milbet
ft9 bel Sag unO gta6t @etreu Der beilz
gen 8fi0t? = u, eoIes OeutlGlano,
trou auf ibn, = 9ein &aiier lit es beloenz
flbn, - =: Oein Saiier -: pou tiefen
8fli6tgefibls. = Ser 8tnO balo BIER,
balo Dort6in ipringt, Gar Iaunenbaft
geiinnt. : limb ieine MeIooie er iingt =
8alb raub uno baLo geIino. - Wer ftebet
an Dem &ompaB fiji - 11no Ienfet ieinen
&ieG? = g8er fl6rt lein S6iff. mie ST es
MID. = Gum tIaren ernlten 3iel? gu,
ebIes 9eutl6lano, trau auf tbn, - 9ein
&aiier lit es beLoenflbn,. - T.: 9etn
aaiier -: boil Seitisteit unb Sreu,"
v@ott l9iibe ben Scatter Dor ieinen Di6z
tern !" ruff elm nerru6ter GtpiItlt in einem
iiooeutlhen 8latte aus un0 benefit bor1it,
baB er tpeoer fir beloentibne &aiier nod
au1 fur 0alfti6e baS min6eite 8eritdroz
nib bat. Wtan Denfe nur an ben groBarttz
gen Qugenblif, tpie 0ilbelm H., Der un9ez
beueren Wibtigtett Oes biitoril6en Wtos
menteS it6 tlar bepuBt, duf bent ftetnen
S6raubenoampfer Die @ei6t6te leiner
Sago eieenbdloig nieberi6reibt, fe oonn
elmer 6lalde annertraut uno oann oieien
S6aB in Die Gee p~erlenft unter benz 194
@rao 0itIi6er 8 ,n9e uno 70.30 @rao nOrDz
Iider Brette! 0teie Slai6e miro, tuenn
emit seiuuoen, Oas Braatitad bes 6oben=
souern. Muieums tperDen. SIS ioQte uns
gar niht punocrn, tpenn Der &aiier ben
fIeinen Oampfer ieBt i6on ertperben uno
bent Wtuleum elnnerletbeu nirbe. Die
Sbatla1e. baB Der &aiier benz SdIBen
8arlin. Der benz Walfti6 Die tSarpune in
ben 2eib seidoien, cine golbene Wfeoaile
perlieben unb Die Wonnldaft reid bei6euft
bat, lGBt 6as 8eite in bieier &i6tung
boften.
Gs giebt spor einige tauienO GeutI9e =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

immer Oerbreiteten 9lnii9t, es sGbe feinen
pIrtlt6en MaOeirasW eiH mebr, uno oaber
la9ern nod beoeutenbe 8orrdtbe auf Der
Snlel; bod bsginnt Der ltmiab beretts
ipteoer gr0Ber gu tDeroen. 2iebbaber oteles
Wet1es fOunen li6 benz @enuiie Oeiielben
nertrauenspoa binge6en, bod tparilett mir
Dor gu 9roBem 8~ertrauen, ba er iebr trGfs
t9 1T uno Al &opfe fteigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

Weit einen1 pabren Seuerstfer, Der 6ent
eroBen unternebmen i'm ~Dornberein einen
GrfoIg fi6ert, ituotren Die Sran3oien be-
reits Die Details ibrer MuSiteaung I'M
Sabre 1900. 3undhf felt es ii6 beraus,
DAP has MaarsteLo, tpeI6es bereits bret Qus1
fteaungen erlebt bat, fir Oas Seft bon 1900
81 tIsin iein pGrbs. Die Dierte Barrier
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-15
Sheppard md EsraM,aH.

Let us say as matter of justice to our
selves and them, that Candidate John G..
Sheppard so conducted himself during the
canvass just closed, as to compel our re-
spect i'll degree never accorded him be-
fore, and to place himself in an enviable
position for dignity of bearing, self-com-
mand under exceedingly trying circun-
stances. He has elevated himself greatly
by his course, and also that Candidate
Brswiey has swept away the dark cloud
that hum over his character, as viewed by
thousands Of people in the State, who adj
mlred bis high gifts and finished culture,
ont abhorrcd his reCorcd in connection
with the band Of thieves known as the
Republican party in South Carolina His
showing in defense Of his course in ac-
cePting office at that period is complete
and entirely satisfactory. To have such a
man clear himself of such suspicion is
or itself almost worth all tho trouble and
trials of the campaign. We felt an in-
stantaneous change of feeling toward Mr..
Brawlcy upon reading his defence.-Sum-
ter Freeman (AEiance)
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-15
TElH OCALA PLATEoWN..

Some seem to think that the Ocala plat
form was made the platform Of the
democracy of South Carolina, by
The Hay Conyenten which adopted it. We
DO not think 80. That convention had no
right to make platform for The rarty in
s'e'e. That was and Is the prerogs;ive OF
she September Convention which nom-
mates electors and State officers. We do
not believe the september cow ention will
include the Ocala demands In its plstform.
IL It should It will not be binding on anv
democrat. 1t will be just liko the laws Of
. State which are in conflict with tho
laws Of tho United Statesmen binding on
any citizen in the State So II the Oca,a
dcmands which are in conflict with the
National Democratic Platform, are adopted
by the State Convention, they will not bt
binding on any democrat. Nor will any
candidate nominated upon that platform
shd endorsing and advocating It be entitled
~ T,r A've tho democratic vote Of the State.
$40; gtatsl rnansbip will be sorely needed
~ he ,ou.'nH n next week. We SEQ no
rEmedy on. "a. overnon Tillman TO throw
1igusem 'HJ threot"oad freanh. and
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StrenS e...-
fusrd to let the refugees ....
appealed to the court, and one Of the
judges issued an injunction forbiddng
them to land. So tho passengers are liter.
ally bt;wixt the devil and the deep Sea
death staring them in the face which ever
way they turn. The State ought 20 have
bought out every interest en the island
and made those that would not move, &c.
flgees along with the ether unfortnnates.
The plague Is still pagingrin Hamburg Ger
many. and many other European cities.
London has stamped out what few cases
appeared there
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-15
PRIZE FIGHTING.

Last week New Orleans was tho storm
center Of the sporting world and the nu.
cleus was several prizo fights. Each had
its night in tho arena. 1;hc'f fun was start
cd off with match between Jack McAu-
life and Billie Meyer, celebrated light
weights. This made pretty good match
but McAuliffe knocked out his opponent in
fifteen rounds. The fight was witnessed
by upwards Of 5000 people. The next
match between Skelley of Brooklyn and
Dixon, negro of Boston, feathcrweights,
less than 118 pounds each. The latter
knocked his opponent out in eight rounds.
Much money changed hands on both these
matches. Excitement ran higher and high
er till 1t reached its climax "Wednesday
night when more. than 5000 people had
paid $1,000 piece for seats In the Oym.
pic Club House to sec John L. Sullivan, Of
Boston tho champion OF tho world, and
James j. Corbett, q celebrated slugger OF
San francisco, pitted against each other in
the ring. Sullivan weighed in at 2O7 and
Corbctt at 1S7. Heavy weights. The odds
were all in favor of Sullivan, but a few
Old sports were backing Corbett. Moth
Ing could have been more exciting. Sui
livan has knocked out all comers, and is
now confident of victory. Corbctt i.
young, strong, active, and we'll trained
Sullivan has stakcd his reputation anC
much Of his wealth. Corbctt has stakeG
his wealth. Thousands of dollars arc a,
issue not only between tho individual fight
ers but hundreds of others havo staket
their all on the issue. Twenty-one rounds
arc fought with desperation--fousht hard.
er than fighting for life. Sullivan is
knocked down. Sullivan is knocked out.
Sullivan Is paralyzod. He lies upon the
ropes bruised, ,daZcd, limp, bleeding almost
unconscious ard hcartless world steps in
rot to bind up his wounds but to take off
his belt and buckle it around his unscathed
antagonist, who is standing erect on one
toe In The middle of the ring waiting foI
the belt and for more laurels than was
ever entwined on the brow of conquer.
or or president
This is the way we have heard. it in
conversations, among the preachers, elders
cons, matroEs, maids, and eight year
'ys. Another week or two like this
United States before November, and
'ple will think that Harrison,
.~. nd Tillman have emigrated to
Islands and taken. the tariff, Force
nd Farmers Alliance with them, ,::an d
lat DIR. jenkins has wiped out the cholera
with sponge. If Julius Caesar and old
Aenephon were now writing history,
would they not record ''Thc United States
fertile well watercd country inhabited by
barbarians?'i