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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
VIRGINIA HAPPENINGS.
Tho --latest News Items in the Old
Dominion.

Tho --latest News Items in the Old
Dominion.
1t is said that nearly Il million bushel
sweet potatoes arc annually sent from Ac-
comac County, Va The whole county is
vcritablc sweet potato bed Some
growers of the vegetable support their
families on farms OF only 10 TO 10 acres.
The hHnd book to be issued by Vir-
ginia's Commissioner of Agriculture will
contain much valuable information.
w. II. Selegman, Of Occoquan, has
just completed raft of 5000 twenty
five foot pi!es to ell Government con-
tract tar dikes- -.in--thA---n-----,,------
siS oration at the commcnoemen' eAet'
.of Roanoke College, Va, on June 6
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
A JAILER FAILS A NOR.
Ihe Plans of Would.be Lynchers
Frustrated.
Fiucky Jailer Farney Refuses to Sur.
fehuer tho Keys to Shorter's Cell
and Saves Him From a Mob's
Vengeance.

WINCHESTER, wa determined ot
Tempt IVES m ,de to lynch Wi liam shor
GER negro, who was committed to iai,
nionday, the 18th, charged with an at.
"mp'e1 assault on Miss Mary Clevinper.
ana had It no. beca for the clear cut Grit
o. the jaileT, Adam Forney, he would
nave Deen dangling at the end of rome.
4ane mob, sp,lmhering about 100 mask.
f&,fs3 EasaAcare.1 1}h eora tH ;.,i .,I.
:}Z ~. m ! and when adiritl SMc1 usftoal3Ikk-
scd by Mr. Forney they proceeded to beat
against the door wi h 'sledge hammers.
When the door was forced open Mr.. For
ncy p .m on the porch, when hand
to-kassle was had, s,me of the
raidetS>bcing thrown of the porch. The
j iler was finally overcome, when half
score Of cooked revolvcrs were showed
in his faceO One Jealous iudivldu,l tried
to shoot him, but, fortunately, Ferney
knocked tho pistol.up aud the ball lodgcl
in the &c ling.
The keys were demanded aud refused
Ly the jailer whilst looking down the
barrels Of the pistol. The iron door of
the corridor leading to the cells was bat
tered down with slcdges but the steel
door of the Gag. containing the prisoner
res stod their efforts, and after an hour
'of f1r6fttess eatlcavor to work the COM
binatipn and batter tn, cell door down
they ok tbeir depar urc.
It was q current rumor on the street
tha. they proposed to return at night. A
number Of negroes confined in the Jail
were terribly frightened, and it is said
their protcstatioas that they were not the
man the raiders wer. looking for could
be heard for some distance outside the
Jail.
The authorities, fearing u recurrence
of the nights violence, have removed
the prisoner to Stauut,n.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
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out of the present SYSTEM and the sub
stitution Of some main features of the
English system.
For this purpose legislation will be
needed; and yet considerable pr gross is
possible under the resent laws.
Mr.. Clcvclands exp rience, more Cs.
pecially during the last two months, hes
set him thinking, and he has thought
like man disgustcd with the idea of
public patronage in return for political
services. 1t is reported that 10 his own
mind he has advanced considerably to-
ward the plan OF employing in the Gov
erument service only those who arc best
qualified, regardless of political consd
crations. The qualifications are to be
ascertained by Board not less removed
from partisan influences and cons dera-
lions than the Supreme Court. The ser
vice is TO be arranged in grades, aud un-
der the best rules known in the business
world, whereby fitness moral, intcllcctu-
al, aud physical, will be taken into the
account; politics never.
With making appointments, save those
of foreign Ministers and certain high Off
cials nearest to the Executive the Presi
dent will have nothing to do; and the
tenure will virtually be for life and goo6
behavior Provision will be made for
constant supervision of the service with
a view to keeping it up to the highest
standard in all respects.
Mr.. Cleveland has seen and thought
enough, he believes, to qualify him to make
to Congress, when it meets again, extensive
tUSveFamsay from T0lf'icss ard -Tsileti
the executive branch from what, n his
Judgment, has become positive scanda
and an Injury in every liyat. Mr.. Clcve-
| land is convinced the time has come fol
reforming altogether the practice of sp
| pointing men to Office on party grounds,
and is giving his best study to the sub
iect of reforming the evil.
It is understood tn, Presidcnt has per
suaded himself that what he intends to
recommend, will command til, requisite
strength to put though Congress law thai
will permanently reform out Of existence
a number of evils which, in his Judgment
threaten the welfare Of the republic; and
he believes the reform will shed renowr
on his Administration,
Mr.. Cleveland is considering thi
question with the aid OF members of hi
Cabinet, and at the same time he is con
SuiV'aie "..-- A. >"tooruvo-'ss.r -->oi.,.,S,,o,u
as opportunity is afforded: Gen. Schurz
as am informed, was ma ic acquainted
with the Presidents purpose on his re
cent visit to the White House. On tn
degree of support this enlarged civil s:r
vice reform may receive in advance o
the meeting of Congress VIII depend no
little Mr.. Clcvcland's recommendation
The opinion prevails to a considcrab!
extent that recent experience, which ha
so impressed the President and brous h
him to think earnestly. will also briu
favor to the proposed system from bot
political parties.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
That Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, d. @. Representative
Wilson Of West Virginia, assisted by an
able corps of experts and amateurs, is
said to be at work on a tariff bill which
Is expected to be ready for presentation
when Congress meets. 1t is reported
that this bill will hew nearer to the line
OF the Chicago platform than any other
bill now in preparation, and will csme
in with much organized backing.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26

He subsequently Strame conductor on
tho Georsil Railroad, real estate dealer,
and finally engaged in tn, wholcsal,
whiskcy bu mess, rs secretary of what is
k"own a. the wills II Whiskcy Company.
The financial troubles OF This company
sem to have led to dis over cs Of p,rc:s,
which, i, is charged, are forgcrics. They
amount to about $40, ,0o0 and bear the
endorsement Of Mrs. J. II. Porter, wife
of President Porter, oi the Merchants
Bank. Hill has been q friend of the
Porter family.
The police arc working on theory that
he had accompliccs, one bci' & a woman
When he found th"s sc papers were dis
covered, Hill left and it is believed he is
in Mexico
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
Reward for His Heroism.

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Sccretary Car
isle has awarded silver life saving
medal of honor to Benjamin Hewlett, OF
Wilmington, N. c., for rescuing two
girls from drowning on the Sth of Au-
gust, 1892, on Wrightsvillc Sound, N.
C. Hewlett displayed exceptional couT-
age, taking both girls at the same time
from the channel, where the water was
twelve feet deep.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
Suicide and Failure.

SAVANNAH, GA.-Dispatches from
Brunswick, Ga, state that the First Ma
tional Bank and the oglethrope National
Bank, of that city, closed their doors,
and that NJ. Uiman, president of the lat.
ter, committed suicide. These banks
have been looked upon as shaky for some
time, and their failure caused no sur
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
Killed Himself Carrying None,

RICHMOND, VA.-Charles Milburn, O
negro driver, fell dead in the street in
front OF the First National Bank. He
had bag of $40, 900 in coin and notes,
which dropped TO the pavement when
Milburn fell. He was taking the money
from the bank to The pay wagon of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. He had
Just lifted $50 OOp, mot of it in silver,
and the exertion r,ptursd his heart.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
Southern n Appointments.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The President
Wednesday made the following appoint
ments: Robert T. Hough, of Ohio, So
licitor of internal revenue; William E.
Audrey. Of North Carolina, a:sayer and
melt:r of the sasay Office of the United
States at Charlotte, N. G. This pays
S3, 900 a year and residence.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
A Virginia Fire,

RIcHMsND, VA.-A special from West
Point says that fire Monday threatened
the destruction of the town. Garrett
Hotel and the residence of Maj, Hughes,
Mr.. Burke aud others were burned.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
PALMETTO CHIPS.

News and Notes From Here, There q,
Everywehre in South Carolina.
The fishing smack, Mary e. Jenkins,
foundcrsd on the bar at Charleston We'd.
nesday. Two colored men belonging to
the crew were drowned.
The monument to Gen. Francis Marion.
the Swamp Fox, was un' lied Monday,
May %.
The citizens OF Marion are arranging to
build cotton factory on the Building &
Loan plan.
The first crate of peaches came from
Williston last week and were sold in
Charleston.
While two young newspaper men from
Washington, ID. c., were stealing ride
ON freight train it was wrecked at Bam.
berg and one Of them killed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
Hanged BY the Same Mob,

SEYMOUR, IND.--Lou Trenck, who
murdered Henry Raedler week ago last
Sunday, was hanged at Brownstone, at
2 o'clock Tuesday morning by n mob
from this place. The lynchiog party wa,
composed of the SHINE men who hanged
Turley at Bedford.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
JOHN L. SULLIVAN IN A FIGHT.
a One-armed Man who Was Not
Afraid of the Big Fellow.

BIDDEFoRD, ME.-John l.. Sullivan
Inquired in fight on the cast bound Pull.
nan train. lie and the members of his
man from Boston" theatrical troupe
we're going through to Bangor. The cx.
<hamplon occupied a seat in the smoking
EAR, and beside him sat John Sheehan OF
o"ston. Max L. Lizotte, a Blddctord
attorney, got aboard the train at North
oerwyck, aud took seat at the end Of
the smoking car. Mr.. Lizottc aud
oheehan were former residents of Lewis.
ION, MIR. Lizotte went back to speak 10
oheehan, and as he reached over to shakn
hands Sullivan kicked the lawyer in the
'tomach, at tho same time shouting.
Get out of my way"
Lawyer Lizottc has but one arm, but
With that he let out with a blow that took
"ifect under Sullivan's ear and doubled
him back over the seat. Sullivan stood
up 70 %sst bas s.ss sspsS deEs...-y.sS.l
EstepPedsnp and Struck thd lawyer inthe
mouth. driving Mr.. Lizotte's tOethf int,i
bis upper lip end bringing flow OF
blood from his nose. Other occupants
of the car separated the bclligercnts, and
John l.. was hustled off into the sleeping,
car. At the Saco station the Biddelord
lawyer went into the forward end of that
car, hoping to find the ex ex.champior
there, but Sullivan's absence prevented
| further hostilitieS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
The South Carolina Bonds Are Valid

COLUMBIA, 8. C.--The Supreme Court
ronder, decision sustaining the validity
of the State bonds, recently issued. The
question raised was that the new issue
had not been voted upon by the people.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
Drowned in Waubine Lake.

JACKSONVILLE, Flat Micanopy
Miss Maggie McNish, of Savannah, Ga,
was drowned in Waubing Lake while
bathing.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
AN ATLANTA FORGERY.
Henry Hill, Of Prominent Georgia
Family, Missing.

ATLANTA, GA.-For several days there
nave becu cn1nir' cs for Henry Hill, a
wcli-known young mau about town, and
his disappearance gave iisc TO great
amount of gossip. 1t was not krown
until now that detectives are searching
for Hill and that charges Of forg cry have
been made against him.
Hill belongs to one of the most prom,
nent families in Georgia, members .ol
which have been important factors in
business AM po'it;cs. Hc is nept ew
OF L. j, Hin, prcsidc:.t or grn..s ~ Eys.,s.:
Not, ,onal. Rank HiIl Is about %
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
Two More Indiana Banks Gone.

CHIcAGo.-Word has been received of
he suspension of the Citizens State Bank
It Churubusco, Ind capital $25, 900, de-
,osits $50, 900, and the Citizens Bank
Vt Kempton, Ind.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
FALLINGTHREE THOUSAND FEET
The Terrible Death of Ten Miners in
Shaft in Michigan.

HoUGHToN; MIcH.-Ten timbermen
were dashed to pieces in the Red Jacket
perpendicular shaft of the Calumet and
Hecla mine. The miners were coming
up in cage to dinner and the engineer
hoisted the cage against the timbers Of
the shaft, when the coupling pin broke
and the men and cage were dashed down
over 8, 900 feet to the bottom.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Mr.. Cleveland's New Reform Plans
Announced.
All Subordinate Federal Officers to b /,
Separated From Politics.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-That new rul-
ings arc contemplated, preliminary to a
complete reorganization of the working
force Of the departments, the Treasury
especially, seems more than probable.
This, it is believed, is oue.rcason why so
few departmental chanee es have been
made. Those that have been made are
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
" Yes I taii.
where is it pow7' he inquire |.

"Ycs, where was it? 1 suppose that
very gcntlemanly man wanted it for
souvenir. There seemed to b,a rage for
'uvcnirs in Chicago"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
Tiliman commutes Death Sentence.

COLUMBIA, 8. C.-Governor Tillmap
commuted the sentence of LEVEL, the
Charleston wife murderer, to imprison.
ment for life. A commission appointed
to pass upon his sanity having disagreed,
the Governor gave the prisoner the bene-
fit of the doubt.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
KILLED IN A FOLDING BED.
The Head Piece Topples Over On Mrs.
Clough and She Soon Dies.

CuIcAGo.-Mrs. j. E. Clough, wife of
Baptist missionary, died in Evanston
at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Clough was killed by
folding bed which closed upon her and
crushed her body while her daughter
stood by powerless to prevent. That she,
too, was not crushed to death was due to
accident, The victim fingered in swoon
for few hours and died.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
LEFT A SOUVENIR IN CHICAGO.
sir William Leng Has a Story to Re.
late of Polite Stranger.

NEW foRK.-Sir William Lcng, of the
Sheffield Telegraph, one of large party
OF English newspaper men who attended
tho opening of the Chicago Fair, has re-
turned to the Fifth Avenue Hotel with
this experience:
II was standing in the lobby Of tho
Auditorium Hotel, you know" said he
""hen very polite gentleman, noticing
some dust on my coat, volunteered to re
move it with his handkerchief. Thanked
him for his kindness, and he said Din, in
- =. fSrfaI ss.-11:d W. ~ said
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
MRS. POTTER PALMER.

President of the Board of Lady Managers
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition
- -..,oU-o she WAS FREE.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
At Fort MonA~namoerIainn note

D. opcrty and franchis, were sold Thurs
day for $3.50, 600 to John s. T1nny, Of
B ,ltimorc, in the ipt;rcst of the bond.
holders,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26

'N'sase ing
the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-08

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/ yesterday z1srsiax from sas .,4sssa axens
AZ Eas<sTilis "a intercept. spaa s-riEal u
the - sfeioex sraia, A Esn.aa sasss to asEe
ssslea vsise Il me lA,41s.' ~aitiax rsou,
n EaAt place lie vas Gs tae ssasise Eaea
he TAN arrived AID located the wznaa.
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v.Eass- Thsa sae ras lnssrme-t az the
charge against hsr SIZE seeu greatly sg--
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sssilg tie eaagezfs At saes sxctzig1y,i 3
Fss net hers. CPen one ED at TIE vali-e
xas lie Same H. W S,ehsls
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room sac picked up shss zAise sGgp ssn1
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bad aae somewhat simIlaE sSasiaa ssar
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woman isais-3 Az theft AL .sAtsd saAr ,h4
thought + sss hers
Aa-saal Crarf8ri 1T aos arrest asr
Tae vAlsse VA. asnsts,t ID Ssxtlsa Agent
walxsr sa9 VIII aare L returned - El;s--
vile
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See clras from Oakland 81 the u eL7cx
l-aln IA company win her susasasi G.ss
Hsaiy. They have been saanensst here
~ witnesses "A L ease rsgriioy Slpas2s
C5s-auae Of Oakland FOR zzfslas irEa sd
haginx troasls with An si.lerr.
A nsaa VITO eaae from tstxl4a4 Ia lie
sane "a @5.h Mr. aanty says he Isl 1ss
aa4cs hsr h&Te vblise
Il rss sarseuugs az W4tsry liz $50 70
haze her arr s-esi they AZ a. l2erty - % 80
shen .hs ssEar7s 10 olsiant- A. ST Iesre
. Tot .uta 5ear evidence ID bare ser ar
-esssd sale here-
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Personals

Erg;avs-ro- Rsaje vas IA the ciiy Thurs
lay
Mr.. D ". wt-4 3. moving into ais new
house
uan. Ssth VI. Carter Of lewiston vas II
the city THURSDAY
Hoo George Z M;nos Of Belgrade vas
in the cify Thu-staT
NJ. Blaming. me e41tOr Of me Indus
--i.l J.,a-nsi vas n Angus ! THURSDAY
Cal Il. o.g1at Of Lewiston Tss reg
s..s-e,t AZ The Augusta House Tanr~'isy
HOG. P. P. Gilmore as Bseksp"rT. he
STATE Esaos axsue. vas u Augusta Th'irs-
dsv-
prssi lent J. s Drske Of the KsnHe9'
go, s,.tss ss..ssuoast Company "a u
the csty TAarssay-
fF,versa- Cisaves sni MEMBER Of ths
ID 5.ss for tbssr hsnss IA fhe for.
so.,n train Thursday
General K. B. saepsrd Of sssTaN ga
.,s q ne cI-s FasT~!sy IN oa'E ~s' so@-
,se.s.s with the insane hospgs~i-
,,,ony he gsa ae5s visiso-s at the ban
~ m EaaBanle Life 4 sUrsnce Con
=, pur,s,n Thursday evening, var
G.r.saG 4 Robertson Of tAE
ely.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-08

The carz rlissIsE -ecsntIy appointed .
an an informant n in rszart 60 ~ insane
D. PIE % Mare Vas ii session. AZ s7s sSa
IIsase Thar.,iAy far orzlr st1ls1 sad pF-
3 nsnaFy Tsrx-
Circular .esEsrs sI'I De sent aut At oree
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s.xiax varisas gazsoors ~ % the alinhF
OF insane. their -5sst1'Sn- ans taT iAc@'-a1'
sf the ciriss and sosas for ,akins care ct
.hs.e IN fs-.ur s-ss
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" hils. th5- i an artisciaIIy
siigesgsssI it@,el i Appears TO in
crease tnss appetite IA 4 most
remarkable manner. and what
Is more graf fri z IL causes
the toad To I've properly digest
81 80 - 10 give strength, vigor
and plum 10 IN. body.
All unpleasant { elings after
eating arr prevented and re-
freshing sl,.s.a resTcred; wear
mess and exhaustion give
place 20 heath and cheerful
ness The gmac .zted should
Use Psskola Il -apersedes
Cod Liver Oil and i far more
effective. II never rises in the
mouth after being swallowed
Il creates an appetite az once
send for pamphlet. Address
The Pre-Digsste6 Food Co.
tss D14s@ stxsss, New xsrA
sor Sale OF cnas. <. Partridge.
Cor. Marie. Square. Augusta. Ne.
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