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peoples liberties. In n word he is all power
ful. ana II the device succeeds he will remain

tui' uuu u tho ucNiSV buSSSOND nv wa
Tho Governor ls 40 much interested in his
place 70 lind him. II was there that he was
found for Tue Sun to-day. and there no re-
sh the SatS ho
is perfectly understood that the law, bro.
ali over the state have becn publishing adv.r-
sns nGs'H 6crSd 4S E'GHgS Here sny '0SHa
| screaming signs before each store call
cesas sas Ii ss Ss
that there would he scenes Of wild drunken.
s NS sS late SSu5 # n hH ens fss
Elassyy Sniss, s5%s 5 nS; D e sRS Ia1
drew the crowds around It. The only liauor
trade that has gono on since has been ,n, iiis ,
parccls that tho heads OF families lug home
or despatch there on the backs and shoulders
According to the vsrbiage Of the law 1t has
own home would be prohibited. The. Attorney
General to-day rendered m opinion to tho
effect, that such treating would be entirely
LAWFUL: 49, 49,. ..,, ,,,o ,,,,,,.r0, .,o
probability Of successfully evaiing the Dis.
pensary bill by any or all kinds Of dodges hut
tie Eli Y wSS ns I
be hazardous for any ono to attempt any Kind
The right Of man. running q restaurant to
9rs ont Of whiskey furnished by them has been
and on this question the attorney referred to
made the following observations:
which IS H shs s"s rrS SffSss the
condition, and on this many think this form of
s Svse hi Ii susS without w
state viii surrey ndiudce It yoatiaH ,T,,I .b,H
when it Is carried, before the courts the Of
they will have Jury. trial and will get
nro III by ne w femss & se on
inS toE it must T." S borne Itn,, II ths pnira nna
system putting it. rs IT were. in the hand OF
HeGorder;; with arbitrary powers" ,,,,,,s,r,os
that will te in operation Tomorrow Is $4,000.
This estimate Is made by the state .omrls;;, ,l;,
men are to reerlace the 1000 who have been
e ew hs sy" sso there was much doubt
throughout the. state. many Of them derend-
ing unon their sidehoards to a large extent for
their social feature.
n charleston the three leading clubs s,y have aye
stock of LIQUORS on hand. and haye even gone
so far as to forbid the use Of liquor on the
CHARLssroN. s., c., June 3o,;-At IL o'clock
tonight the people Of the Palmetto state en-
tered upon the new disPennsn;tiion: ~ The Govern.
the commonwealth. From the returns here
it.arpears that the state VIII onen barrooms in
State. In ut least six. Of these the State bar:
rooms have been established and the cocktail
Control in open violation Of the law. whith re-
rs6ed vo,e9s Fl o ne ssGs
the courts Will be appealed to for injunctions
tonprevent the opening Of Stat. t. harrooms .,
is peculiar. In Charleston there has been in
progress Sp M aI dey hug, ,whlskey iaiI: Ths air
bells and with the CRIES OF the auctioneer In
dozens OF liquor stores are croTd4 P OF tses.eorE
FAY ii ses ssyas Ss'ts s ~ sp
which sets in tonight, In the iashllonabIe
s and Vine. % and buttaons of drass and deivery
to The raIrosd T depots and to the Various resi-
no o sus nat o WSfe
with supply of liquors to last six months at
city to the iron hand Of Gov, Tiilman is qp,iy
illustrated y by an incident e. that came to light
pany which comprises most Of the property
holding Germans In the city; will hold its an
ing proparat ions for the collation.. which Ia
usual on such ccasions. tho officers Of the as
suciution wrote to the Governor asking his
permission to buy the beer to-day to be drank
at the collation. tomorrow.
The letter WAS returned 10 them with an en-
dnrsement intimating the association had the
Governors permission to have beer with their
collation to- morrow. but accompanied with a
proviso that they should not consider the case
ns u precedent. The society Of the Cincinnati.
which celebrates tho Fourth Of July with a
banquet; will dispense with wine. Tho con-
tract to furnish tho banquet was awarded to n
wel!.known caterer who wrote the Governor
similar Droviso about n precedent. Upon I
hearing this tho society ut once recalled its or. |
der and will dino on the Fourth without wine. |
Thus far the requisite endorsement Of a ma
jority OF the freehold voters Of this city has
not been secured for the establishment Of a |
1t is expected. however. that In |
accordance with instructions frnm the Cover |
nor. the Board Of Control will take tho law In |
their own hands and start a State barroom |
next week anyhow.
Two h undrcd harrooms in this city closed !
heir doors at midnight tonight. Many OF !
I hese will o-morrow reopen as RESTAURANTS for |
the serving OF lunches and soft drinks. 1t /
is probable that a hundred or more blind !
tigers will open their side doors to- morrow. +
The Governor has already organized con- |
force all over the State. but refuses |
to give.the names OF the appointees-