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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
EASrERN ROADS pIOCKnn

Notice has been given 10y the Michigan
Central that, until further notice, II viii
accept no more cast.houpd carload
freight except dressed beof and dairy
PRODUCTS The road has been fOrced
20 take this action on account OF the
oyercrowded condition of it's tracl,s both
Ia this city and as Buffalo, caused by
upfayornhle weather aud hlockades Ia Tho
East The Lake Shore and the Chicago
and Grand Trunk also have more freight
tEun they cam handle and hayr given
notices similar 70 that of the Michigan
Central The Pennsylvania lines have
for some time refused to accept any hut
peiashuhle freight, bus they have sues
ceeded IN getting rid Of much OF the ne
cumulati0n and are now beginning Co
handle Other classes OF traffic Altogether
II has been a hard winter on the Fast
ern roSds, and i Is principally TO the bad
weather that they attribute the marked
decrease Ia east-hound SHIPMENTS as
compared with last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
a NlsW uVION DDTOT


\ Gazctto reporter was informed yes
terday that consideration Of plans for
now union depot al Fort Worth hnd
been up among the different roads, and
that a depot similar IN size and design
10 The new union depot ~ Pueblo. had
virtually been decided upon. but no de-
finite action had been taken, the mat
ter being held 30 allegiance pending the
return of President Marvel OF the Snhtn
Ne, from lis visit to California II Is
thought, however that Mr. MHlvcls
death viii delay the mntter longer than
would have been the case had be- lived.
IL is snid the Gould lines are all willing
TO enter q depot company for the pur-
pose Of constructing such a building aud
that the SANTA Re will doubtless join the
band as soon as the new president Is
chosen. Tic Ga2ctte's informant could
not say what action the Rock Island
would take IN the matter, but as that
road is known TO be u progressive one,
u viii doubtless ncquicsce, though az a
rule IL prefers 20 construct lis own de-
pot buildings, especially IN cities where
II Is likely 90 have general or division
officers lucatcd. As the executive depart
mcnts Of nll the Fort Worth roads are
located in Chicago, 81. Louis aud Oma-
ha, no definite information regarding the
matter can be obtained here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
CAR SERVICE.

The car service association, formed at
Galveston 'iu3 regarded with mucb favor
IN railroad ,A'clcs. General Manager
+. a. German of the Waco aud North
western, who attended the meeting eY
pressed himnelf confident that the nssoci.
alton would be of great value 10 tho
IVads IN preventing the making OF ware
houses out OF cars"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

MONTH nouNp Arrive Depart.
chicago So Louis and
knunuH CITY express iOObn m 1885 "a. m.
Chicago ST. BOua aud
Kansas City fast mail s.iOp m 900 p. m,
SOUTH BOUND,
Austin san Antonioaud
Houston fast mall. $50 a. m, 1910 q. IN.
Austin. san Autonlunud
Houston express .... 6b0p m 7;2Op m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
weathorford. nfincrnl Wcna and Norm
wrutrFV.

wrutrfV,
Tho trains OF THIS limo mukca dlroot conunc.
tons with tho Texas ana Pacific railway rulua
NoA Z, 4, y and iDat Wpnthcrord leaving Fort
Worth (yia Texas and Pacific railway anu ar
irving NJ Mineral Wells nH follows
Arrive Depart
iO;Oa m Fort Worth a, 4 L Ryl.p'OS Is m.
600 y, m. Fort Worth m & r. Ryl .t'3 p m,
s.l2 D. ni......,. Mineral WUlla..., 7j.OA IA,
S't7p m,....,,. Mineral Wrlla,.,.. $500 a n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
H. Louis Southwestern

Memphis and 81 Louis
Express. ..,... ......, s'iop N, s'bop m
Mcmphla and 81 Louis
Expcsa ,..,,,.,,,... 500 a. m. $50 o. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

GulI Colorado nud Santa ne.
NORTH hound Arriye Deuart
Chicago ana Kansas
city express ..-,... c;soa m 0;Joa. m.
Chicago and Kansas
Gig Thnnderbolt ~, sop m $40 p IN.
SOUTH BOUND
Houston and Galveston
mail t.. ..,. ....,... ssaa m. SiBoa, m.
Cleburno accommodu
ZION. :. .... ......,, io,oa p, IN. iO,osp m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Fart worth ana Tiio Orandr.
Arrive Depart
Dublin, Comanche and
Brentwood Mail 800. eipOp M i,0Op. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

yhe most lrie,s s
Is de 81 Iieegeos NJ.
me certnr q T"
tblck sails
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
Fort Worth and DlllE' w
.AS0--
UNION PACIFIC Sf'.
The only line passing
Great Panhandle CONN., |

The greatest whoa, M n iA
world. Choap homes
direct route 70
Washington. idah"
o''1''' colorsso'
And all pacific Cost ;.1 ' ,..o.
Direct 10 tie hoalla w.
For iul & 3
eRArSS
c.PA,
Nss. gsvlss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
rort worth bod New OrIsan,.

AffiNt htphIt
Regular Mail and Pas
senger ....... .,.....,.,. 1880 p. m sisOa m.
Regular Mail and Passion
ger .......,,............ 1915 a. M eiiop IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
ME KATYs EAST LINE.

Kansas aud Texas Railroad coupapv to
buld its East Texas liuc from Waco. Is
growing In Interest A number of prom.
inent and well known citizens are earn
estly advocating the matter and confident
oi success. Arrangements will be mnde
next week Tor meeting and efecting
an organi2ation 20 better carry out the
intention Of the company 10 build into
East Texas Is said TO be Official and
hence 4 is deemed Of great Importance
that Waco suffer no diandynnfage
through delay IN prpscutinb her claims
ana Offering Inducements for the new
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
Uncle Jerry's Department Discovers
a Cure for Lumpy Jaw.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Secrctary Rusk
has received from DR.. Salmon, Chief OF
The Bureau of Animal Industry, report
on the experiments and Investigations be-
ing made in Chicago in the treatment o.
cattle for actinomy COSTS, or "iumpy jaw.
The report concludes that the remedy
tried iodide of potassium--is a remark
able success, SO per cent. of the ca'tlt
treated having been cured. The create,
part Of these were very seriously affected
when taken for treatment. Th, rcpor
shows the cost of the treatment to be
trihiug by comparison with the results,
and it is also proved that the disease i:
not contagious, twenty one head OF
healthy cattle haviag been confined IN
close quarters with the diseased cattle for
three months without showing any sign.
Of being infected.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
Size of the Molecule.

From various laborious calculations
and careful deductions, independently
made by Joseph Loschmidt l1865) q.
Jobnstone Stoney 1853, VIM. Thompson
ns7O), and byJ. Clark Maxwell Qs73l,
we are given to understand that the ell
fectivc size Of the molecule is never
larger than the five hundred millionth OF
an inch, and that in some cases it may DC
found no larger than the thousand mil.
l;ontb of an inch Minute as this lass
dimension is, the Second power OF ouI
best microscopes makes the examination
Of it ap,sasy task. --lNew York Witness
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
SHELL AND HEINZ Hit fizfk;
Their Views Alb out Clevelands Deal
.inps With South Carolina.

WlsmISGroN, d. c. One OF the Con-
gre :smcn of each OF the South Carolina
factions were interviewed regarding Ar.
Clcvcland'S attitude ward the State.
Mr. Shell, Of tn; d minant wing, said:
.'Ilh'nk the Prcsidcnt-clcct, by taking
to Scnat t,r Irby and Representative Hem.
phill shows disposition to harmonizc
the party in our State. BIT do not cx-
pcct him to give either wing a member
of the cabinet, ora corresponding pl1ce
in rank. Doubtless we shall have some
good sccond-,ate appointments at home
and abroad. Personally would be pleas
cd to sec Mr. IIcmphill honorcd. Some
thing has been said Of bestosing the
railroad commissionership, which Gen.
Jos. Johnston held, on Gen. Wade Hamp-
ton and / would be 81 to sec it done. "
Mr.. Hcmphill says Mr.. Cleveland is
irving 40. .get; Information when lie talks
to Southern men. No body, he says,
knows, and hc believes the President
elect does not know, when he vii! do.
This was in reply to question about his
own cabinet chances
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
A Night in a Snow Drift.

AsHEyILLE, N. C.-The train ON the
Murphy branch of tho Western North
Carolina Railroad which left Asheville
Tuesday morning struck snow drift on
Hnlsom Mountain. Four extra engines
were sent to aid the train in getting
through, but noting could b, done, and
the train with its passengers. mad to
spend tho night iipp ip the 4 SW7ednesday- S7d -mosnr
ing the luck was better, aud the drift
was removed, the train reaching Murphy
In the afternoon. The train coming to
Asheville stalled on account Of snow be-
yon the the Ba!sam, but was finally
helpcl to Dalsam where the passengers
epcnt the night and arrived here 36 hours
off schcdul,. The distractions by snow
arc the greatest in the history of the road
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
For the WoI ms.

A farm editor received the following
storv and sent it to the curio column col
lector, who returned it because he knew
It stated facts and not fiction. A horti'
culturist had missed many apples every
night, finally he set a watch, expecting
to trap his neighbor's boys. In the dim
night light he saw limbs of apple trees
shaking, and then he heard the fruit
falling. He had seen no one enter the
orchard. Nonplussed, he crept up clio Sc
to the shaking tree. He saw hedge.
hog descend from the tree, roll over the
apples until its back was laden with the
fruit attached by the quilts, and wabble
off The farm editor d:au't doubt the
story, but wondered what an insect eat.
inc animal wanted with apples. For
the worms" triumphantly explained ths
curio mar. Indianapolis News.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
THE WORST INIFoRTY YEARS.
Telegraph Poles all Wires Down and.
Business suspendbd in Charleston.

Business Suspenfd IN Charleston.
.CHAsLEsg< Charleston was
completely oil from at 4ticgraph com
munication rnrth a4d west. the only
connections possible were with Savannah
and jacksonville The Western Union
wires arc down FROM Flr:enco 10 Charles
ion. 1CS miles, and for miles along the
South Carolina Railroad, from Charles
to Augusta. Friday morning the rcgula'
passenger train on the South Carolin'
Railway was delayed greatly by tcleg aph
poles and wires which were blown across
the track, and it was necessary to send
wrccking train ahead of the passenger
train before the latter could move. Tcle-
graph wires arc also prostrated. Linemen
have been sent out to repair the damages,
but the legraph MAJ agcr here says 1t
will take week or ten days to get the
wires on tho South. Carolina line in good
working order again Connection will
be made by The Atlantic Coast Line.
There has been practical suspension
of business OH changs, and the bulls ano
bears nursed their frost fingers
while counting their chances on the anti
option hi |. The weather here has beer
very wet and raw. The thcrmomote
at nioht was ut freezing point.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
NEW+U. S. SENATOR'S.
The Elections by the Various Leg,
islatureS.

In West Virginia Senator F"ulkncr wa'
re elected u. :. Senator and Gov, Cam
den elected to ill tho short rm caused
Inv Senator Ecnn.'s death.
Eugene Hale was reelected Seaator by
the Maine Legislature. :,
Elk Gov. VIM. B. Bate was reelected
to the United States Senate by the Ten
nessce Legislature. lie had walk ov>r.
Edward Murphy, Jr., OF Troy was
elected Senator by the New York Leg
islaturc to succce1 Frank Iliscock.
In Michigan Senator Stockbr dgc was
elected his own successor
The Massachusetts, Legislature c'cctcd
70 succeed Senator Dawes, Henry Cabot
Lodge.
Senator Frances Marion Cockrcl was
reelected to the U. s. Senate from Mis-
souri,.
The Minnesota Legislature reelected
Senator Davis.
Senator George Gray was re elected by
Delaware.
The Pennsylvania Leg Stature rctu NED
| to the U. 8. Senate NJ tthcw S. Quay.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
CONVICTED OF A HoRRID cRlmE.
Hugh Dempsey Found Guilty NJ
POISONING Non. Union Mem at
Homesteed

homeeteed.
PTTTsBURe, PA Hugh F. Dcmpsev
district master workman of District As :
scmbiy No. 8, Knights OF Labor. was
found guilty as indicted for causing nois.
on to be administered tothc non .un,on
men employed in the Homestead mil,
The jury retired nj 10 80 a. m. and aftsr
being out until 10 p. m. CHINO ia for
further instructions from the court. The
Judge told the jury that If thcy found
tss.. sSs ss.s1ss . dHs;llS With intent to'
sssenspit mntd.r. Several questions Of aa
conn, ,,ortast nature, but which showed
.p,amiy that the jury intended to bring
in verdict of guilty, were asked, and
answered by tho court Ten minutes
later they returned their verdict and were
discharged from further service with the
thanks Of the court.
Dempsey was in measure prepared
for the verdict aud betrayed no sigus Of
emotion. He let the court room and
crowd outside gath, rcd about him and
offered their sympathy, His attorney
said the verdict was false one aud he
would move for new trial.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
South Carolina Places So, 900, 900 OF
Her Bonds.

COLUMBIA, S. C.-Govcrnor Tillman
has entered an agreement with The Balti-
more Trust and Guarantee Company 10
purcha: So, 600, 600 worth of A l.2 per
cent. State bonds ut par. The induce
mcnt offered $3.50, 900 amount OF semi
annual in,crcss on stock, viii il is to
bear interest on stock, which is to bear
interest from January /, '93, to July J.,
'03. The Supreme ourt yesterday &c
cidcd that the Governor had right 10
pay six months iDtc est rs bonus.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27

7. fo75 Mt. Blame was appoiRte1 to IL,
) Senate to fli'the vacancy caused bYsthe r,
\ | signotlon of Senator NJ brill, an the mex
I | winter was elected by the Legislature to tn
succee1 ling term. His career in the Sen ut
was both brilliant and distinguished, as
had been in the Ha,,se----iIc $3.50 tlle,..d
lihStOIi road, is q success, Drancn io'u
viii be built through Alexandria ana
Fairfax counties to Fall Church, va.
Edwin Ba,bour, at one time EDITOR OF
a paper ut Cu'pcppcr, Va, and subse-
omently at Big Stone Gap, has gone TO
New York to accept a posi- ion on !hc
city rcportorisl staff of tho Sun. he Is a
sou of Hon. b. johnson Barbour, nephew
of the late Senator Barbour, and author
of the "Virsinia Mavericks"
It is 'crcditablc to the health OF the
town that in place the size OF licnoer-
son. N. c.. with more than 5000 inhahi-
tapts. there was not n single dea' II among
its pcople during the month OF Dcccm-
Der.
A gcntlem n from Ro4boro, N. c.,
says that the partridgcs in thai s'ction
arc SO poor that the dogs can ca'ch TN N
olAhc rise. They have not en- able &c
get much to cat for the past three weeks
on account, of snow an ice.
Mourning Dixon, livir,wannfHyF rBBsalp rBBapqma e9na
. n, issthe mother of shter who is thu
mother of sixteen children. Mourning
is now over one hundred lars old ant
very active. She can walk mile q
quick as young woman
The Lockha,t Shoals Mfg. Co., t
erect cotton mill, has been Incorporates
In 8. c.. c.pital s ock $780, 900.
The Farmers Alliance Store, of John
ston, 8. C., has been incor. Grated; capi
tai stock $50,000.
The Poultry Show at Columbia, S. G.
was we'll attended.
The man snipcs, now in Jail at Baker:
vile, N. c., and whose reported Lynch
ing caused such d sensation last week,
| a Burke county man and worked ft
some time on the sire t gang in Morgan
ton for some pity offcnse.
It is estimated thIt there were at lca
5000 rabbits brought TO Fredericksburg
Va, last week, besides large quintiti
of partridgcs, wild turkeys, etc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
A Modest Man.

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Representatiye
Bum, from the committee on claims, will
report adversely the claim for twenty
million dollars, being compound interest
at 10 per cent. for 10 years on $15, $40
furnished by General Daniel Morgan, hero
of the Cowpens, Is. C.) as subsistence
for his troops in that memorable CAM
paign. 1t is brought by Daniel Morgan,
of Wisconsin. his sole survivor inc
matter was fully investigated in the Treas
ury Department by the Third Auditor
and Register, and found to have been
paid off long 400.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27

FIFTY-sEooND CONGRESS.
In tho Senate.

-
z S:sr DAY.-Mosto OF the session was occu-
pied by discussion o. tho he-Nicarayua Canal
bill-Then the Auti.0 Option bill was ent:-
e1ei 20 consideration; but Mr.. Wolcott Tin
opposition to that measursp moved TO pro-
ccei to the consideration OF the first bill on
the calendar. The vote on Mr.. Wolcotts
motion was nine to thirty-one tno quorun'.
Adjourned.
sSD DAr.--Ths Anti-o Option bills was dis
cussed McGarrahau Claim bill was
tho text OF several spsechss. - =, y yS.
ssD DAr.--A blll = rsp.al sAa pRrpA
- Ssso fEs 5a1sa Siu was
tScussea. q W.
2lrH DAr.--Iuimsiiate aiiournmont was
ordered out Of respect TO the mory OF ex-
President Hayes.
2srH DAY.-The Anti-O Option bill was dis
cussed--Mr. Wo,cott introducod an
amendments to the Silver Purchase Repeal
bill---A bill to enforce the Sunday closing
OF tho Fair was presentci-Mr. Woieote
proposed to discontinu, the salo OF the Co'-
umbus. hostage stamps.
Cora DAY.-The Senate ad journe1 at oncc
out Of respect to ex-President Hayes's me'u-
ory.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
Intense Cold Throughout Europe.

LONDON, Cablegram.-The weather
throughout Europe is intensely cold: IN
Russia the thermometer is reported TO
have fallen to 60 degrees ccntigrate below
zero, and in Siberia to 40 degrees below
zero. Wood fires arc kept burning In
the streets of st. Petersburg for th' ben
eft of wayfarers An army OF men Is
employed in the streets OF Berlin clearing
away tho snow, but so far they have been
able to clear passages only in tho princi :
pal streets. All suburban traffic is sus.
| nopHp6
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
A Historic House Burned.

RIcHMoND, Va.--Information was re,
ceivcd here of the burning OF the o:d
Bowlett house located on the south BANK
OF the James river opposite Dutch gap,
and famous in war annals. There was
Confoderat, battery of artillery stationed
e. .his house during the war and while
General 6utler was cutting his canal
through Dutch gap, his troops were con.
stantly fired upon from this point: IL
was occupied by family from Michigan,
who lost all their personal effects. lhe
loss is 81, 500, with no insurance.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27

las defea ted.

SSas defeated. I'm
i. sra DAY.-Mr. Brosius introduced q oiit
for the issue of two per cent. bonds ana the
repeal of the silver purchas, law-A lew
private measures were passed.. aud the Com
inittee on the Judiciary having, un1er
prior order the right of way, caiiei up
some bills Of secon larry importancc:,
27TH DAY.--The Sundry Civil bill aud the
report on the Reading deal were presented
The announcement of the death OF ex-
President Hayes was then made by Mr..
HAYNES. of the Fremont (Ohio) district. No.
marks upou the lie and public service! Of
Mr. Hayes were made by Mr.. ONeiil, OF
Pennsylvania, and others who ssrvei IN tne
House with tho ex-President. Then the
House adjourned out Of respect OF tho ex-
Presidents memory. ~ ,-,
action on the bill appropr iatins tioo, Oo0 Tor
the erection OF a monument to the prison.
ship martyrs in Brooklyn, ana on the meas
ure for construction Of two revenue cutters
for the Pacific coast-Several amendmenes
| 10 the Interstate Commerce law were passed
| The National Quarantine bill was the
| next In order, hut its opponents succeeoeo
In stavipg 1t off. ,..,o,
| e9rn Day. The Deficiency, ApproprlaaoJI
bill was re:Sorssi after which atns Aouss
sdihnrned lSaen1nr5 80 ,sexfrSQ>&2 ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
No More Lynching.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
RALEIGH, N. C.-Tho Legislative
Committee oa Judiciary decided to make
a favorable report on bill intended to
put n stop to lynchiDg. 1t imposes n
penalty of $500 audimpr;sonmcnt on any
person eng ged in lynching. 1t also
holds the authorities Of county rcspon.
sible if q lynching occurs. The Cover.
nor will b; allowed to send judge aud
Solicitor directly to the place where q
lynching occurs and try any persons con-
Germ d in the affair.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
Western Civilization Transplanted In
the South.

RAproRD, VA.-Thc wfe of A. w.
Fillie. who came here from Illinois re.
Gently, was found chaincd in a dcser.cd
II I'm ncac town. Fillic had spread q
story that the woman was insane and
would soon be sent to an asylum. She
proved perfectly sane. 1t is supposed
his hous:.kceper, were tryingto put Mrs
Fillie out of the way. Fillic is under
arrest and the Jail is heavily guarded, as
there is danger Of q lynchinG.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27

ha just left tn, clubhouse when he wa
York. Mr.. Key was carried ba cs to th,
| clubhouse. An intrigue which Key has
been carrying on with Sicxles's wits wa
: ths e1use OF thu epssUnf6rce fu,sia..
lon Se1sMVnncc MsVnncc submitted mi.
nority report, which stated that in tho
first session of tho Forty-seventh Con-
grcss similar report was made by this
Committee. accompanied by the views OF
dissenting members, aud tho minority
be,ieyc that it cannot do better than to
rcadopt the lat cr's ideas. The report
referred to was submitted by Senator
George on juno 5, 1882, and sets forth
That tho matter in question involves the
rights of States, and should bc left for
them to determine.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
DIXIE NEWS.
ne Snowy" South Cleaned and
Epitomixed.
al the News and Occurrences Printed
Hero In Condensed Form.

The property Of the Georgia Confeder.
ete Soldiers Home is for sale. The home
was built as refuge for the needy and
nstpiess veterans Of the State in their de-
cnning years. aud was given 10 the State,
tnc only coalition being the appropria-
Qon OF email annual amount for its sup
port, Two successive Georgia legisls.
sorss tetvsei to give it, aud ho homo Il
3 3 3. Z : : :: -
South Carolina has not had snensstaat
weather Tor forty years.
Norfolk, Va, now is by great odds tho
largest lumber dealing port ON the At
!antic coast and the largest peanut mar
kst in tho world.
A German Jcw named Max Sallat,
Thursday, at Hamburg, 8. O., XII led Sam
Edmunds, colored. No cause for the
deed is given.
Joshua q Wright, of Wilmington,
while presiding ovcra meeting Of Carolina
Lodge, Knights Of Honor. Monday night.
was stricken with paralysis and is help
less.
At Edenton, N. c., The b y aud sound
fhaye bosn frozen ov for 10 day S aud all
navigati IN is closed. A party OF 4 gen
tlemen with sled and 600 pounds of
baggage crosse the sound from Eden.
ton to Rapcr, q distance Of s miles.
1t is reported tn 1t if the new under
ground electric railway system, now be,
>! ing put ip q, ths. Wa.hia.ftass aeaz AL
w. ,..r.,.,, ,,,, ,,,..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-27
Cigarettes Go Up in Smoke.

RICHMOND, Va.-The cigarette fac
torv of Allen g. Giutcr, a branch Of the
American Tobacco Company, and Val.
cntine,s meat juice works, was destroyed
Inv fire Tuc.day morning. Loss about
S25O. 900; insured Two fremen badly
frost, bitten. Lewis Ginter and John
Pope, members of the Allen q Gin'er
Co have between six and seven miinons
of dollars worth of securities in the sale
now in the debris Of the burned building.