The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Cabbage is being shipped from Young island.
The canning factory at st. Georges is pros
porous.
Henry stuckey Ccoored). on trial for the
murder of Ansei Hamilton, was acquitted az
Charleston Friday.
The Rev. George F Degen OF Charleston mas
been called to the Church OF the Advent, a.
Nashville, and has &C, opted.
The Merchants Bank Of Camden has notified
the secretary Of state that II mas increased its
capital stock from E3O,0lOto $4,000.
The Gaffney Manufacturing Company Of
GaffneY has made application 60 tho secretary
Of state to increase its capital stock from
100000 to 100000.
The Charleston Grain Exporting Company
fled commission Tor a charter Thurs lay. The
corporRtors are J. A. Enslow, Theodore Nathan
and Thaddeus Street. Capital stock 100000
Eddie Cochran, young man 10 years Old, lv-
ing fifteen miles west or Edgeiield while haul
ing lumber Friday was run over by his wagon
and killed. He was the son Of r. A Cochran,
prominent farmer
Representative @. L. Williamson is q candi-
date for co lector of internal revenue. So far
the active and arrived candidates for this place
are Private Secretary Thompson, Col. T. W.
McMsster, Dr.. Sampson Pope and b. F. Perry.
A charter has been granted to the Farmers
Bank of Allendale, its name having been changed
from the Carolina Midland Banking Company
since the application for charter was made
The capital stock is $4,000, one-hslf Of which
has been paid in.
The commencement exercises OF the medical
college will be held at the academy OF music at
Charleston 70 morrow night. The following IS
the list OF students who will then be gradu-
ated: r. $. Cathcart, Jr., J. F. Kinney. W. q.
Gibbes, W. II. Prioleau, Jr., A B Notion, R..
L. Cox, W. J. Bowen, G. VI. Guffin, {, Il.
Geiger, w. P. Shuler, L. B. Owens and W. II.
Snapp.
Col. D. P. Duncan is in Washington to attend
the inauguration and transact some other bust
ness for the alliance. Some time ago he was
offered a position as national secretary and has
been considering whether he will accept or not.
The position pays 81 500 and does not require
| residence In Washington. Its duties would
probably not interfere with Col, Duucan's other
official duties. He will probably decide when
he returns
The petition asking for an election in Column,
bis IN order TO issue bonds TO secure free
bridge, have received quite number Of sigma
lures, but there is not that alacrity and willing
meas TO sign on the part OF some business men
that the free bridge advocates would like TO
see The additional tax would be very small
per capita, and there is no doubt about the
great advantage to be derived by the city from
the bridge.
A lynching bee was imminent in Lexington
| county Wednesday night. A negro named
| Aaron KinRrd had made an insulting PROPOSE
| ton to a white woman, and her friends intended
/ TO lynch him. Re got wind OF the affair and
| skipped. He is a cousin OF George Kinard who
/ is held in the pententiary for safe keeping from
| lynchers, who want 70 hang him on the charge
| OF committing assault In Lexington county
| on a white woman.
! The Columbia LIQUOR men are not feeling par
| ticulerly good over Judge Simonton's decision
ia the liquor cases IN Charleston. They fee
! that damper has been thrown on their case,
but, Of course they intend TO fight il out TO the
| end. There is no reason why any liquor mar
| should not take his case to court but the Co
| lumbia dealers feel that unless they act IN