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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-07-21

There is unique invention just out call
ed the Tillman Collar Button. When it
is dropped and rolls under the bureau, it
does its own cussng.
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One Lexington man has used the Home
newspaper to- say to the public that he sin
ccrcly regretted his ,ii&agrAccful conduct at
ihc camrIiTu n!vcting.
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- .''@;:a:. daily rxrr;It Sunday, leaves Ntln
Il. = =. a, "iriE"s luia ".uN j.. IN. Rcturui
=; N"S !d''" Eitlf. H.. nr;ivt% Atlanta g. 30 II, u
b|tw, -: it,:s "i.i .liEcl.S-NO Il daily,
CO.., ;'u.'r"y, EnG No. 4ti,iiy. leaves Lula 81
"a Nc! !.55 y. IL. ~ ri\c Athens 10 co y. IN.
ii.2U i. ~. iiCihrninE. ienvC Athens. So. 100
y, cA"C&, Sunday. a!!d No. ~ daily, 6.i5 D.
az: 80 At. 70. a-ijvG L':lm So pm. and 3 80 II
H"twrC:i Ic"ra and EiEcrtr!i- No 81 daily
cert Sunday, lrGvr rCCcUu | 10 Il. m. arrive
h":tnn '.:u l.. IN. Returning, 40. GO daily exc
sunday. leave E'tertiu 3.Cr Il. H., arrive Toct
So Il. ~.
N"e ln"h 20 l'rl|nian Sle"Ders between Atl
- ",ui NJ" York.
:, : - nwG ~ W3,.hiT..u:I G'id SouthwcStt
.%.i!Ui%I i.m";ird, %"!w,cm Washington n
N'"I't:, TNl"rrii u.iihH!i N!CrI.erS betwe
Sc" OK H;:i Sew Hr' ,;.Is. $50 between Wa:
!':"t"'. 80; NH:'n:.i" VIA .'t!antn mEi Hirmil
i'H;,. observation car i.,Wc"u Washington a
NV :ir'c:tf.S
N"". II and ;:., pG!;!rsn HuI;ct Sleeper |
;"""t y -hi.'Sin, uli.i tt'f ',.:t.
/ Il ,i..''l,t.i lE!Ul!FH.i"r =" - local and tn
!:'"@ :ui:!". r'"> "':'! i'U..n,.it ;NCe.inE car
,:H.,,o. Goa. for Ivitn i.'' ..vl;, . or adde's,
-. \. ~ iH[,
-.sa Cen Pax. .\"t.. Charlotte. y. c
IAS. =. TANLOR,
Conf Pass. iE't., Atlanta, Ga
G.. =. iiAMHOND,
Sunt'illt, ndrlit, Atlnntu, Gu
VI. II GREEN,
t,rr'! Manager. Atlanta, Ga
sol HAAS.
T:',i.H Manner, AtiNrtn, Ga
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-07-21

Do not get excited q; lose your lCnIvr
about. politics. Vote and talk for the man
Of your Choice.
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GOOD PEOPLE INDICTED.


',,,;,,,' , uo'Ete s to,is ceinc from "cihhd uiGlr
'arne?s' The ant.rrdn1,s ~ III. ont; ,onT s
,rs should be enough to warn the farmers |
u thcir danSer" thcy have always and |
So, ~ ~."'Tc'ae i,aEctes'S W VIC
Dnst and nrrson nnstnrs 'N'
No lawyer can he on both sides CT nc,sa
ana no set OF uen can faithfully serve you
inv 'o"' "oV''e"tiees"' ohc al" VIC same
80,
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OWL XVI ''''0'''S""' ""''e maui ol 'h'S coun-
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one pest i'lc'"" "ir' "C!'" '!It"'|"!S'
II" "''"'''"' H'''H nave -. ''.'''.!" wa
i'@ ';'"''" ~ "l'N on t'ir '>h>f'%"!. An;: sac
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TIIUR%!IAH July q, 1892.

It scens that the rinkcriuns cannot tax,
the homestead.
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*,'c! t''"n"n ny one OF ',clr nH'"">' -
thc '.'ti' man "' 'iit ''SPcC'I'c i';.i"![h'
ir Ho:nl'Y h%tc'"NH committee "Ni''h
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ccri N .hc cirr,ion uf I"nyr1s,,nsn am,i
Sni'ciiuIs shall tc tlr,t njtiHn ave LAY; az
: ter tjn election w:,h tbs Chairman oi tue
; C"unly Executive r"n.m!tIco and said EN-
! rcutiyc Committee SAIL h'ar ard deter
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uBWOOExATIC NATIONAL TICK Is1

For President
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
For NiccIreaidcnt,
ADl.Al l.. STEVENSON,
or Illinois.
Conservative State as scIS;,.
For Gorurur.
JOHN &. SHEPPARD,
or EdCcielI.
FOR Lieutenant !.nyCrnGr
IAMES l.. ElE,
~ EfC&LNiiiV.
TOr Attorney G;,isHva',
~. PHRlIH WI rl'lN,
.! toilc,Gn.
Fo~ Co, trtrol!rc Cinrr:al.
j. 4. II" "IRERr,
Il ihtnrci.S.
For si"r!r,A,y ~ state
l.. ". NOt'MNHH,
OF iiuTnWCl
For Superintendent -: l.10ca,irr.
REV. H. v UiGr':.
Nf A!GClr'n.
For .thl lut'r, H'ri Iii'i"'' tur GpncIu!
y. ". h,\OE,
OF York
,'.i rrcusrrrr,
y Il MriNEE,
81 iIp> inHtun.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-07-21

We recognize and respect the rights Of
others to honest difference of opinion, and
claim tho same right for ourselves. s.-Con-
scrvative Platform
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-07-21

A S;ontn Carolina delegate says "Cicvc.
!"nI %:.d stevenson" dnrsit sound NELL
AnoU., there 4, too much tonmUc-iwiS!iIg
10 I"ni.c it a. .i!:S;ng crY. We'll. let's c:I;
i! CiCws %Hi &;,vG. T:.or, .,.c L god
nnay : " <. Perhaps Il WI W" viii.
Il;,C. Erw"Crr~ Nhs,!Y@r.
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f El.Et

SnOM permanently ~ Etch ~ ENs,"y nnI re-
sptctfully Nifrs Ms iI"f' :&GMl services - :, .
pl.D'lH generally 2;HrGn,f
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-07-21

Sga,v ESQ Erw Like r'his Y':aGtor,n.
\ citizen Of Worth County, Georgia,
annomccs his candidacy for Congress, and
gives his platform through the columns Of
thc WORT! Local rs fellows:
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EIS'LECS

Eo: <:cv"'r.'.m fl-r wsnu,N"-~t,',, 90
Sfc,H""ir>!C G. t,f''HH. t,,c <!:;"sTntr,,i:,,,s
oG Sor"is, ai;ti -" t:oIaWct Of 49,
mary E.Jrc't"I>~ ~ eE," Ncn,@r.n:S,
E'avty "S :iurtEt 1a~n!;We,
The io'rCw'T:. rIc,; shall 2y',Cr', Mc
mCi.:s,'' ,..n ~ IL" I't.l"cnL >;:.l:ui.:..'. t.
f"'nr''..ty !J.h> l.; .;.iE ..'ai>, ,.:g ;. ~
H"A;,'" ~ N"'"ts Il li'c ir..l."!: "ir,. .,rn.
held nv nc :'1,., ~, ;"i.!;t.'. Co.. iue -
i,i;irt u,Lr,IJi'> ~; iGL ~ ~, ia !, =
daY, tho Both day Of hu"usl, a. b. 1892,
and the second primary held two weeks Ia
tcr, il one be necessary.
Rule [. Tho qualification for member.
snip IN AN ,uhDu!inatr club nf The Drlnn-
cratic Panty Of thi3 state nr for yoiir. II
Il Democratic ''riI &ry, shall be So inil,wG
viz: The applicant Cor non,hrcslip. ut
voter Shall hc 'wc;ityr'.c years Ot are, q,
Snail OUVnln" 80 hctnyc :hc :,u"cc'Hii.. -"ll-
Cr;,l election, ui:d y" Il white h.a.lGrl&, nf
a negro WHO Notc;; Ior Cu:cra liam i:ui, IN
! 1876 and who has v"t.d thc Democratic
! ticket con:rWo&Sl; since. Every nicn,he,
! nt 4 9,i!,,.rtim1," rlnb. rr rutLr IL - Demo.
| cratic primary election, shall pledge hin.
| rri! 70 abide the result Oi the primary
! ant; - 81; port he Nrminr"s OF the l.ari"
! A!nti":i;j."t i"" lH'.}h>,rH'N, or u;frlii"
|
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0ejmnbbeit lit Netd5tb,tstt

Or. q. q. Wef8 Nerpens nab @ebtrn : Rur lit ea
1eraattrtes fpectff9eS 9etImittel fhr Ssferie, ardm,
~ nerosis M~suralsta, 3~ppfiHmer5en, nerb5ie fieber.
tstsang nno Nbipannnns, peruria@t bur1 ben hber=
9aet9en 9enup BON AItcbpI pber Tdfat SdIdslpfas
g Matnfnn ausartet nnb ansemeines Glenb, Ste1s
ienna nnn 2en berbeiflbrt. Gs TT aud etn SetImttteI
ss4en trnb5ettt8ee NItern, 8egeu unfrndtbarfett, SINS
eetenl ~ netcen @ef9le9tern, Spermntrrrbpea, reys
sxia4t eur4 sstFtse lfeberanfrensuns cber burN
Sa9ens3aneen. Sebe S4a4teI emil dit bic Sur fMr
stEtM aRcuat. $l.00 BITE SGe6tel, cher 8 GdaAteln
Netr saranttren, bab 8 S&oGteln ieben Gatf betIer
nsseen: aRtt jeesr 9efeuuns fur s S@o4teln, bic bel
~ mt esfn yrttie ~etnlanft, fenbeu tpr BEN geieuer
0ste turadi@tden, renn bos Mittei feire SeiIuns Sc,
strlf. Srlae Sdetne werbsn nur a~usseteat pom
&sMmFte Strett, Gan GntonfO, aeIas.
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sambbeit fam ntd,t eebetlt uerseu

butb locale Appltenttonen, neil ne ben fran.
fen Sbeil bes Sbres nibt errei6en f5nnen.
IS siebt i,ur einet @es, bic Taubbeit gu fus
riren, unb Der lit burh cpnititutionfne Setl.
mittel. Saubbeit miro bur9 etnen ent3iinces
ten i3uitanb Der I4Ieimisen a(usfIeiouns Der
@uita4ii4en 86bre peruriadt. @enn bieie
aDbrs iid ent5iinbet, babt ibr einen r,tmpeIns
ben Ssn ober unpplfommenes @sb5r unb
penn ite gang sei4lofisn lit, erfolst 5aubbeit,
nnb ipenn Die Gnt5iinouns ni9t eeboben unb
bieie 8Dbre ipieber in ibren seb0risen 3uaanb
beriett perDen fam, pirb bas @eb0r fir i'm.
ner aerft6rt iperben neun 8aae unter 3ebn
finb burd &atarrb berurIa9t, ipeId,r niHts
aIs Elm e~nt3inbeter 3uftanb Der fhleimisen
Dberfladen lit.
Sir tpolen einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
(bard &atarrb beruriodten) GaI bon Saubs
belt seben, ben mir nidt burd Ginnebmen BON
Sans 8atarrbsau r beiIen f6nnen. qabt Gu4
u~n,lcnft Circulate fommen.
G.S. Gbeneb & 6 o., SoIebo, ..
gerfauft bon apptbstern, 10 Cts.
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Mbfabrt.

Nbfabrt.
Sad @alpeiton, Souiton unb Guero
tdgli6 I'm .........-..9:55 8prm.
Na6 Corpus Gbrifti, &odport unb Bee
bile t1gli6 I'm 80 Na6m.
Na6 Serrpile tdgli6, ausgenommer
Sonntag8, 100 Na1.
Mnfunft.
Bon Galpeiton, Soufton unb Guero
tdgli6 um .......-..6:4 40 Mbenbs.
&on Corpus @briiti, &odport uub Bee
bile, tdgli6 I'm. Hahm.
8on 4errpile t1gli6, au8genemmert
Sonnta9s. @orm.
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: Sm beutihen @eidstaae babet1

SIM beuti6en 8ei6stase baben
bic 2iberalen einen Nntrag eingebra6t,
Dur6 pel6en Der &ei6sfan5ler aufees
forbert pirb, nit ben alstpdrtigen
Mtd9ten im 8erbanblungen enquire
ten, tpel6e babin fibren foaen, baB
bic 6reibeit bes pr~ibateis
gentbums au be nj Meere in
a~riegs5eifem gum b0lferre6tli6en
@runbfab erboben tperbe. Sic tbats
fd1Ii9e Sur9fibrung biefes 8ori9las
ges wiirbe benz BON Der &esierurg bel
Der 8eratbung bes.Wtarine j. @tats pors
gebra6ten 4rgument: nuniere ariegss
flotte muB bermebrt perben, bamit mir
i'm Stanbe limb, in ~ariegs5eiten uniere
9anbelsfotte gu i6iben," iebe Inter
lage entaieben. @raf @apripi biirfte
alio iiber ben 4ntrag ni6t ionberli6
erbaut fein.
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&nfunft.

pa- Sibi6e IuspabI bon Rrapat
ten uub 6blipien bel 8. %. Adams,
237 OfsSoutouftraBe.
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Cine 0rbinan5
BUR @rbebung ether 4opfz uttb ad va.
loren Steuer CUR nnterbaltung Der
Stabtbertpaltung fir bas nit
Dem 81. Mdr5 1892 abs
i6lieBenbe 5isfaliabr.
Cine Orbinams

IS lei perorbnet bl1r6 BEN gtabts
roth Der Stabt San Mntonip:
Section /. 9aB fir bas nit
benz 81. Mai 1892 abi6lieBenbe Muz
nicipaliabr cine 9opffteuer bon 81 fir
ieben mdtnli9en @inmobrer i'm Glitter
3pii6en 21 u1lb so Sabren erboben
tperben fou, mel6e ni6t auf arbere
@ei1e bur9 bas @eieb BON Der Ser
pfli6tung Der Steuersablung ausgez
ttontmett tporben 5inb urtb %porausgelebt,
baB bieie periorte1 ieit minbetens 6
Wonaten Dor Dem l. SUM- 1891 in biefer
Stabt gemobnt baben.
Sectio 2. OaB bierbur1 eine
Steuer fiir aIgemeine 3tpede aufgelegt
tperben ION fir baS nit Dem 81. Mai
1892 abf9lieBenbe Gisfaliabr arf ades
@runbeigentbum ober perf0nli9eS @iz
gentbum, bas rt6t anbertpeitig bur1
bic Staatsgefebe ober Die tdbtii9en
Srbinan5en bDn Der geteuerung a1s>
genommen If inb 3tpar cine ad valorem
Steuer our State $1.002 auf ie 800
Wertb on @igentbum.
SectiDn3 3. DAB 5nr Be3ablung
Der 3inIert Der bonbirten S9ulb Der
Stabt utb CUR S6afung zines Sill
sungsfonbs our i6lieBli6en 4~baablung
berielben bier6ur9 cine Spe3ialiteuer
BON $0.29.5 auf ie 800 Wertb bon
alien in Section 2 eripdbnten @igens
tbum erboben perbe.
Section 4. SAB III l1ebereinz
Thinning nit enter friiber angenom=
ttenen unb bur9 bic Steueraabler in els
ner ont 5. Mdra 1882 abgebaltenen
@abl ratiisirten Srbinan5 bierbur6
fir baS M11nieipaliabr 1891-1892
cine Spe5ialfteuer bon 1910 auf ie
500 @igentbums : Wertb, tpel6eS Der
8efenerung CUR l1nterbaltung Der
itdbtif9en S9ulen u%nterporfen i'll,
erbDben tperben foa.
Section 5. SaB3urg plenbung
Der gitp 9aI unb CUR pHaiterung unb
Nusf6miidung bes bieielbe u~mgeberben
plabes bierbur6 fir bas nit benz 81.
Mai 1892 abf6lieBenbe Sisfaliabr
(einf9lieBli6 Der ant 80. Mdr3 1891
erbobenen 10 @ents) cine Spe3iallteuer
BON $0.16.5 auf ie 500 @igentbumss
Wertb erboben perben follen unb atpar
-auf a0es in Der Section 2 ermdbnte
@igentbum.
Ingenommen unb 9ebiagt am rs.
Gebruar 1892.
Il. 81 s. S6reiuer,
Mapor pro tenn.
Mttefirt: 6. g. gIaubon,
@itD glerf.
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Gin ncnssnsls.r @rfpra.

Gin npnaassfser erfols. y.
90 fd1eibt Der Serr 9oisor u. Cuisine aus ~Stefagio,
Eeras, 1T paitor G0nis's &erpen<Stdr3er sesen fotdb'
Gegpcitdt. rpie iie mid seplogt bat. Seitbeas ih eieIcs
Nittsl rdbm. fable i'd pieber uenidlib.
matters. Seq. II. Git. 1890.
Dor anosrthalb Sobren seisten fd bet meinea,
So91e bic erltsii Semptome ben epileptiI4em Sdtp;tl.
bel uab plbB!id'es nalnoblIein. tiuf otri9tebene aerste
neribaTften felte 9eiiern1g; i'm 9esentbeil. fem S,,s
Iler bdIfiaer iro ftarter. 70 baB Ct ia lid bon ID
forte @ntalle betom. Nabbem er brei sIaideu bon
rRaltor Gbnig's @erpensStdrfer" gsuDntfnen, blteben
Der Wteoian febr a~ufrieben. Senr e Z. MfIIer.
!. @h R~oitenba9 aug beriefbtn Gfabt entpfiebIt
oas Wlittsa ebsnlo. uei es ibH1 Irenr uitbte ole aass
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wel@e In Gplse BON
Sugenp : Snnben
en- Rerpeni5pd1e
Ieiben, ib~reeebeuBs
trait %uutersraben
1dben. unb tire
Mdnnlthte;t rerlrs
zen, 5pnten ben be-
rubmten Or. 9as
tbapap ipfDrt eonz
. fultirea. 8er9ebt
I atht, N~erpenfrdnfs
I tett mil ober cLie
I Irdnme) ptrb pt5s
l fenf6oftlt9 unb
mad ben nsneiten
\ Wefboben bebans
| belt unb NIT benz
] srbBten GrfrIs.
IS fpmmt ntmt
baraaf an OF man
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The record-union., 1892-11-10
The conquests of Modern Science

Surely | have established my thesis
that dirt is only matter in wrong place.
Chemistry, like thrifty housewife. econ
omizes every scrap. The horseshoe nails
dropped in the streets are carefully col
lected and reappear as swords and guns.
The main ingredients of the ink with
which | now write was probably once
the broken hoop OF an old beer barrel.
The clippings OF the travelling tinker are
mixed with the parings of horses hoofs
and the worst kinds of wooden rags. and
these are worked up into an exquisite
blue dye, which graces the dress of court
ly danes. The dregs of port wine, care
fully decanted by the topper, are taken in
the morning as a seidliUz powder, to re-
move the effect Of the debauch The offal
of the streets and the wastings of coal gas
reappear carefully preserved in the lady's
smelling bottle, or are used by her to fla
vor blanc manges for her friends. All
this thrift OF material is an imitation of
the economy OF nature, which allows no
waste. Everything has its destined place
in the process OF the universe, in which
there is not a blade Of grass or even a mi
crobe too much, if we possessed the
knowledge to apply them to their fitting
rposes.-Lyon Playfair in North \ mer-
lean Review.
The record-union., 1892-11-10
SHORT RESPITE.

DIR. Vincent, the Fresno Murderer,
Can Live Another Month.
DR.. F. o. Vincent, convicted of murder
in Fresno County and sentenced to be
hanged on the I1th day of this month,
has been granted a reprieve by the Gov
ernor until Monday, the 18th day of De-
cember, 1892.
In granting the reprieve, the Governor
says: "It is made to appear to me by
the affidavit OF Henry Hogan, attorney
for said Vincent, that he has applied to
the Supreme Court for writ OF error in
this case upon the same grounds as those
existing in the case Of the People vs.. Nc
Nulty, in which a writ of errors has been
heretofore allowed by said Supreme
Court. And, whereas, 1t also appears by
the said affidavit that said attorney has
not yet received notice of the allowance
by the said Supreme Court Of the writ OF
error in the case OF said Vincent; and as the
questions arising in the case Of the People
VS.. McNulty have not yet been deter
mined by said Supreme Court, | deem 1t
but just that the said Vincent should be
reprieved to afford his said attorney an
opportunity to endeavor to obtain from
the said Supreme Court the writ OF error
prayed for; and it appearing by the SAID
affidavit that the application for reprleVe
Is not made for the purpose OF delay, Dut
that justice may be done, and that they
will use all means in their power to OBJ
tain said writ"
The record-union., 1892-11-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Governor Markham is visiting his home
in Pasadena.
Misses Kitty and Nellie Fisher re-
turned home last evening from Il visit TO
San Francisco.
NJ. A. W ashburne, the Placeryille drug
glst, attera brief visit in this city returned
home yesterday morning.
George Newman has been confined TO
his bed for several days with a severe cold
which settled on his lungs.
Philip Riehl, the well-known resident of
Freeport, is confined to his bed with q
severe attack Of rheumatism.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: Il. Strouss, II. Ruether. Chi
cago: L. b. Keller. Lancaster, Pa; N. i.
Cohen, John Maxey, Harry krauss, A.
). Levy, New York; Al ". Ryerson,
Boston; j. d. Murray, Milton MOBILES
Company; George b. Stiles, Reno: ). c.
Albeit, j. Nick ollhaper, J. g. Lavery,
san Francisco; J. r. Withrow and wife,
Delano; John G. Pussley, Santa Rosa;
\. *. Munson, Oakland.
The record-union., 1892-11-10
COPYRIGHT IN PERIODICALS
The ''North American Review Sues
the ..Eyeninnc TeIecram,, ,,

the Evening telegram
General Lloyd Bryce, the editor of the
North -AnleTtcdn ReUieiC, has brought suit
against the LEeRiag telegram for an al
Ieged violation Of the copyright laws in
republlshing without permission in the
4 IIetegFant an article which appeared in
tne october number of the ReUteW from
the pen of William Il. Gladstone, en-
titled "A Nlndication of Home Rule"
hesterday morning Judge Lacombe
granted temporary injunction which
was served on James w. Creelman of the
IetegrdH, restraining the publication and
further sale of the number of the paper
bearing the date September Goth. The
motion TO make the injunction permanent
viii be argued on October 9Th. The COM
plant asks for an accounting of the copies
OF that date already sold and for damages
winch the North American Publishing
Company has sustained through the re-
publication of Mr.. Gladstone's article.
The case will be watched with interest,
lor It's result will determine whether the
publishers Of periodicals are protected in
their copyright as fully as publishers of
books.
The copyright laws have frequently
been ignored in the case OF periodicals.
sald David A. Munro, the business man
ager OF the Rerielr, to a reporter for the
S@H, and newspapers time and again
take articles from periodicals which are
protected by copyright, although it is q
clear violation Of the law. In our own
c'se, we went to great expense to obtain
the article written by Mr.. Gladstone, and
IL was the leading feature in the October
number. The magazine appeared on Sat
urday, and two days later the IeiegrUDt
COPIED IL word for word. The article is
one which has attracted a great deal Of
attention both in Great Britain ana in
TINS country. We advertised it extern
sINeiy, and expected that our sales would
be considerably increased by its publlca-
ton. Now il stands 10 reason that man
who IS anxious to read that article would
not buy our magazine ii he can get Il
newspaper containing the article at a
nominal price, ana we suffer accordingly.
1t Is moro for our protection in the
iuture than for present damages that we
are beginning these proceedings. Tor If
we allow this to pass what will pre-
vent any newspaper from reproducing
an entire number of our magazine if its
proprietor desired, and thus destroy the
value OF the whole number to us?
The London Tunes cabled to us sew
eraI times last week for permission to
print our article, bat we refused What
viii they think of our good faith when
they see that 4 New York paper has
come out with the article entire ?'
Under the copyright laws if the vio-
latlon is proved against the IeiegYitm its
proprietor will be liable in damages to
the extent of 81 for every copy OF the
paper containing the article. In the Ict-
9f0m'S case this would be about 900.
The record-union., 1892-11-10
CAPRTCEs OF THE WEATHER
Lieutenant Finley to Lecture at the
congregational Church.

Lieutenant Finley to Lecture at the
Congregational Church.
The Sacramento Lecture Association
has engaged Lieutenant John P. Finley,
United States Army, in charge of the
Pacific Coast Division Of the Weather
Bureau, to lecture upon the weather
phenomena OF this coast tomorrow even
ing.
The lecture will be illustrated by
stereopticon views. Lieutenant Finley
has been delivering recently a series OF
lectures upon this subject before the
Mechanics Institute i'll San Francisco
and to popular audiences in Berkeley.
The Berkeley papers speak very highly
Of them.
Lieutenant Finley is a man of fine
presence and excellent voice, and is sand
TO make the subject very clear and practi-
cal IN his presentation OF it. 1t is prob
able that he will be greeted by the usual
full house.