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The morning call., 1893-05-05
Lumber Receipts.

The receipts OF Lumber Shingles and Railroad
Ties at the port OF San Francisco during the month
Of April reported by the Pacific Coast Wood
and Iron as follows, compared with those of the
corresponding mouth last year.
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NEW YORK. May 4.-United States Bonds. As.
1854; o2's. 80; Northern Pacific. 14$s: Cana
dian facifc, so; Central Pacific. 2612; Union Pa
cific. 32s4 Atchison and Santa Fe. 2s12; Wells
Fargo. lao: Western Union, S27s; Silver, S3&4
Sterling. 81 S61A@l4 S91S.
Wheat = May, 76zsc. Flour. quiet Coffee.
$l4 40. Sugar, 35sGtAc. Hops-Paciic Coast,
Tin-spot $50 so Lead-Domestic, 81 co. Iron,
SIG. Petroleum. 597sc.
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wOoL-The s9ring clip is quoted as follows: Gala
veras and Foothi1. 169lsc e 10; Nevada. l49l &c:
san Joaquin and Southern. years staple ll@ll3
DO, short W ools, l2@lec 2 10; choice Northern l5
nSOc "a
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2 Square Pianos; Paror Sets: Bedroom Sets with
Clipper and Curled-Har Top mattresses: Bel
ding; Carpets; Mantel Mirrors; Hatrac&s: Ward
robes; Desks; Paintings; Lace Curtains; Exten-
sion Tables; Chairs; Crockery; Glassware;
Stoves and Ranges, ETC.; also Stock ana Fix
lures OF ) Flrst-class Saloons, viz: S Walnut
Top Counters; MirroFs; Partitions: Chairs:
Tables; Wines: Liquors; Champaga es: Cigars;
etc Iltl CHAS. LEVY & co. Auctoueers.
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sraAR ANn cnFrrE.

Sugar-Refned active. firm and unchanged: raw,
active; Centrifugal, 96 deg. 41sG4Ac: Musco-
ysdo, SO deg, 3l2@57sc; Moassts Sugar, S1s
Cotfee-oulet with slight chadges; May, $l4 So;
June, Sl4 20.
HOPS.
Hops-Trading dull. There is frmer feeling on
increased export and the demand is unchanged.
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AUCTION SALES.

| Elegant rarier suit OF pieces, upholstered IN
silk plush goods and walnut frames; beautiful
Ladies Rockers and Easy-chairs; Goldgtt Mir
TOT: chenille Port eres and Lace Curtaias Fine
fictures; ) Braut iul Chamber Suits antique oak,
cheval mirrors; ODD Bureaus and "a Bedsteads:
EleGaht Mirror-front Solid OAK Folding Bed; Best
OF HAIR Mattresses: lime Feather Pillows and
Eol>ters; Sateen Comfortsrs. Walnut Hatrack;
Sing.e lounges; Best smiths Extra Carpets;
In perfect order: Linoleum and Oilelotn and
Kitchen UteAsils TOO numerous to mention.
FERMS-CAsU.
a. L. CREsswELL. Auctloneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY g. CO..
THIS DAY.

AUCTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-l135 Market ST, be-. 7th aai Yta
Regular Salesdays-ruesday and Friday.
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1898. 1897.
Treasure Shipment
Hrnhucc Arnr.,er.

The Belgic took out a treasure list OF S217, ,21 s,
consisting OF S52422 In Mexican Dollars, S4S96 in
Gold Coin and Sl5S.90U in silver Bullion.
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. May 4 - The spot market Is
firm at bs ll15d. Cargoes are firm at 29s Sd for
of coast. 31s for Just shipped and 29s Sd for
nearly due.
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made the 24th day OF
March. 1893, so many shares Of eacn parcel of
such stock as may be necessary Will be sold at
public auction at the Office of the company No.
$40 Pine street, rooms 10 and IT. san Francisco,
California, on THURSDAY. the 25th day of May,
1898. at the hour of O'CLOCK NJ of said day. TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs of advertising and expenses or tie
sale. j. w PEW Secretary
omee-No $40 Pine ST., rooms is aud II. san
Francisco, Cal. my2 I'd
I<RUNSwICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
- Company. Location of prIncipal plscs OF busI.
moss, San Francisco, California. Location OF works
Grass Valley Mining District Nevada County. Cali.
forna.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment No s.
levied on tbs wenty.third day of February, 1893,
the several amounts set opposite tn, names of the
respectlYe shArsh oldars. fnlInxa. -
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Exchange and Bullion.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND, Or May 4.-Clearances, $366,00o;
balances sb2
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red winter: NAV,
IS Sd: June. 5s 1u14d: July, 5s llAd; August. IS
14d; September, is 1zd; october, 6S 13zd; NUvem-
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Weak Men and Women

SHouLD USE DAMIASA BITrEgS, TIs
~ 0reat Mexican Remedy; gives Health auS
kuensth 10 tho Sexual Organs MOI eoI..
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New York Markets,

SECURITIES
LoNDoN. May A. Consols, se; Silver.
33 7-l6d; Rentes, 9Tf l71ac.
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a WEEKS NEWS FOR CESrs-THE WEEKLY
~ GALL. in wrapper, ready FOR mailing
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.......................May 8. 1893,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at salesrooms.
1195 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
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KECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN sTEAMEIts.
srEAMEus DEsrIxArroy. sAI1s. wHRr.
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And In accordance with law, and an order from
the board OF directors, made on the 10th day OF
March, 1913. many shares OF each parcel of such
STOCK as may be necessary Will be sold at publio
auction n. tho ofics OF the company room 35,
third floor, Mils building, cor. Bush and Mont
gomery sts., san Francisco. Cal, on WEDNESDAY.
the 17th day of May. 1898, at ihe houI OF /
o'clock P. NJ. of sald day, 20 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of ad-
vertislng and expenses OF sale.
&. l.. MCCOY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 35. Mills building. cor. Bush and
Montgomery SIS. San Francisco, Cal.
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And in accordance with law and order OF the
Board OF Directors, made on the 18th day of Mach.
1898, so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
rs may be necessary will be sold At public auction
at the once OF the company, room No. 90, Nevada
Block No. 800 Montgomery st San Francisco. Cal,
on THURSDAY, the llth day Of May, 1898. at the
hour OF 2 O'Clock r. N. of said dav to pay said de-
inquent assessment thereon together with costs OF
advertising and expenses of the sale.
ALFRED k DURBkoW, Secretary
oface-Room No. SO. Nevada Block, No 30s
nELINQuENT SALE NoTICE-GOLErA MIN
IL Ing Company. Location OF principal place of
business. San Francisco, California; location OF
works, Jordan. Mono County, California.
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo y
levied on the 9Th day of March, 1893, The several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as folows
NAMES Certificate. Shares. Amount
Root. Geo. b., Trustee. b6 100 8 OO
Root Root Geo Geo b, b. Trassee rassee IS 100 100 90
And in accordance with law, and order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the 9th day of
stock may be necessary viii be sold at public
auction at the once of tho company, rooms 8 and
49, No. $40 Pine street, san Francisco. California
on TUESDAY, the 18th dsy OF May, 1898, at the
hour OF O'Clock NJ OF said day, to pay said del.n-
quent assessment thereon together with COSTS of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
II. NJ KENT Secretary
Onice-Rooms s and 10, No. $50 Pine street san
francisco. California. ap25 I'd
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2 SQUARE PIANOS, PARLoa SETS, BEDROOM
SETS, MANTEL MIRRORS, DESKS, CAR
PETS, 3 FIRST-CLASS SALOONS,
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-BELLE ISLE
IL Mining Company. Location of principal
place OF business, San francisco, California; Ioea-
tion OF works, Tuscarora. EIko County, Nevada.
NOtice-There is delinquent upon the following
described STOCK on account or assessment NO,
lS) levied the 24th day of March, 1898. the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows;
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FLOUR-Set cash prices follows: Family
extras 81 eO@4 Bakers exras, $3 sO94; superhnc,
81 1908 10 9 Dbl.
WHEAT - Futures advanced again yesterday
morning. but spot prices showed no furtho. cDamge.
No l, 81 2334@l 26i4; choice. ST. 2712; lower
grades. 81 l7ir2@l 2212; extra choice for milling,
OSs MI 2gI. . ctl
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tons, 81 343s.
REGULAR MoRNISs sEssIoS-Sener '9S, new
100 tons. 81 %; 200. 81 1915; 700. 81 2ei4. May
100, 81 II = 400. 81 27Sa: 100 81 ~ 12. De
Gem mber-I0O, ST 3434 200, ST 3a3s 1000, 81 35;
500, 81 351s; 100, 81 1854; 100, 81 353s; 700
81 35ia.
81 3b5s: 300, 81 35I2; S o, 81 S5Ts; 500. 81 35;
700. ST. 55s4 Msy-30O, ST IS: 100. 81 27Ts; 800
81 27S4. Seller 's3, new-200, 81 2934; 100
81 2a5s
BARLEY-Firm, both as 20 spot and future prices
No ! Fed Guot8bie at s2La GS3s4c; choice bright
do, S5c 2 ct dark Coast 81 J@SI A4c y ctl Brewing
S7L.c9Sl = ctl; Cheyaller, nominal.
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For Late Shipping hlfciiioencs see Efohn Pags
The morning call., 1893-05-05
DON'T FAIL

OF sale
SO NOW is THE TIME to buy Oakland real
estate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
D,e wttettt Der eaw,esermaster.

lleber eine Yerbanolung. bic in Wien
Dor Dem Sasatelri6tsr oes gesirtsge.
ti4tss Seopolotaot itattsefunoen bat.
berihten Wiener Sldttsr:
gine 6rau 3atbarina 3rippsl Der.
lIasts einsn Sdneioermeiiter 6sinri&
S9oosl aui Se,abluns elmer Sdulo-
oroeruna iiber so Il. &idter gum
Sertlaetsm;. Sinh sic bieisr 6rau
so Il. idulois? = 9ertlastsr: 9ieier
5rau? 9as 1T meine S9piesermut-
ter! = Gihter: Sas thut nidts 3ur
Sadie, man fam oob aud ieiner
SGwiegermutter Gelo ihulbig iein. -
9ertlaeter: SD bin ibr aber nidts
Iduloig; iie bat mir so 4. Wsitslit ge-
seben. als id ibre Sodter beiratbste.
Sd mubte aber nidt nur bic SoAter.
Ionosrn aud Die S6uiessrmutter iiber.
nebmsn uno iiber bic SO 4. Obsnbrein
rinen Sduloiasin ausitsasn: 9ier III
Der Sdein.
Ser Ridter uabm ben in @robfolio-
format esbaltenen S6uloidein uno
bro6te benielben Sur @erleiuns. gr
Iautete w0rilid ySduloi6ein. mo.
nit id Gnbeseeierti9ter beitItige. oaB
id am beutisen Sage bon meiner 5u-
tiinftieen Sdpiegermutter, Srau 9a-
tbarina Srippel, so @uloen baar als
Ntitsift betommsn babe. uno perpfli9te
id mid. bieie S9ulo meiner S9nie-
sermutter baar suriidjube5ablen. menn
id: l. Die Sdwieeermutter nidt mebr
anertennen iolte; 2. tpenn fie mir
ni9t mebr bebaaen ioltt; 3. tDenn i'd
lie peritoben iolte, ooer 4. tueHn meine
5rau iterben iolte. SOdadtunsspOG
Seinrid G16oel.~ 9ia6oem lih ber
Ssitsrteitsausbrud, ben bic Yerleiung
oieies S9ulbideines entieIelte, selest
bate. iaste Der &i6ter: 2aHeH sic
uns, Serr Sdbosl, Dor aaem boreu.
Oh Sic cine Der bier Beoingunaen, bic
Sic in bisiem iosenannten Sdulo-
iheiue einsesansen lino, nidt stpa
gebroden baben. 9llio Sur eriten:
isriennen sic Dieie 6rau als Sbre
Sdwiesermuttcr nod INNER an2 Der.
tIaster: Sreili6, allslueil : Ii4ter:
Sebast fe Sbnen nod9 = 8srtlaster
mad elmer lansen pauie. wabreno
pelder er bic S4wiesermutter bon Der
Seite nit balb ideuem Bid betrad-i
tste): Sa,. iie bebast mir nod. -
Ridter: Saben Sic iie peritoben2 =
gertlaeter: glein, iie 1T ielblt meg.
Sic fann bod ,pieoerfommen. : Glds
germ: SD mil aber nidt! = &id-
ter: unb Sbre Srau III ni9t seifor-
benz = Yertlaster: gein, iie lebt
nod. : Ridter (Sur &ldgerin): lln-
ter bieien llmitanben muB i'd Sbrs
Gla9e bebinaun9slos abipeiien. Sbr
Sdipie9eriobn 1T Elm brauer Mann.
Der ieine ein;ise Der bier Seoinsunsen.
bic er iid bel llebernabme Der Mitgitt
Sbrer Sodter io,uie Sbrer perion 9e-
felt, perlebt bat. Ut brauht Sbnsn
bic so GjulOsn nidt 3u besablen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

.spielt Sbre Grau aud alabier9-
,NeN'. ~, tW rsN
glber Sbre So4ter2"
,9lu6 nidt." u,hgj5
a y 3Yas2 uno ba seben sic bod in's
@irtbsbaus? Damn blieb id oaheiml
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Sadfiiddens Sweifel.

SIM Snnern puppert's ieltiam mir,
Salo lints, balb in Der Wtitte;
Salo pirb mir mobl, balo Dirb mir
flau
Sei ieoem meiner Sdritte.
Obs Suneer ooer 2iebe | t
Sermas i6 ni6t 5u iasen:
Chs ib6ner, ipenn's i'm Ser,en tudr,. |.
Obs beller, wenn's i'm Wlasen2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

-4u9 elm 9 6riftReIfer.
g.: w@opon lebt Der 4. eisentlid?"-
s.: Stun = BON ieiner idriftitelleris
i9en Sbdti9teit. - u: .So2! Was
ihreibt er benn9" b: nNa, &c
idreibt INNER = mad Sauie. UNI
8elo!"
- llnniibe Borforge. a.s
SD lalie rneine Sodter glles lernen.
oamit iie ipdter 9lles er9reifeu tann.%
%: %, Sbre Sodter bat Gelb. bic
brautt iid nur ersrsifen- - sn laiieuls
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Cine 0tltnoe tpdter - ais Der
pei6e 9lbsnbpinb fiiblenb burh bas
ssDffnete SSeuiter bereinsufrDmen be-
gam. bic ianftsre Sdrbung Der iinten>
BEN Sonne 8runbilbss ssr0tbeteDanz
aen bertf1rte - bra9te bas WGb6en
einen Brief: Der Serr Direttor ihidt
Jpn bur9 ieinen &uti9er unb ldBt I'm
9lnttport bitten" 'ol
SD babe nur bieie fir ben Serrn
9ireltor," antipprtete 8runbiloe
fbrpff, ben iilbernen Seller beftig Su>
riiditoBenb. = 'H
@iftor bob ben su 8oben sefdllenen
9rief auf, rei9te ibn ibr Su unb legte
einen leiien @orfpurf in feline Worte:
Sin Streit mit9luras9 @s biirfte bors
tbeilbafter fein, ppn benz Snbalt bieles
G9reibens benn bod &enntnib gu
nebmen."
Sie@rnd6nuns besOirettors mabnte
ibn an feinen Sreubru9. on bas Oops
relIpiel, in bas er ii9 leihtlinnig ges
itiirst unb bas bielleitbt fdbon iebt. IL
der aber in ben nG9Iten Saeen entoedt
ipsrben mubte. Gr fiiblte fi9 febr unbes
bagli9. ais @runbilbe nun seboriamit
ben Brief erbru9 unb las. Gr lautete
einfab:
rMein Srduletn!
Die f9psre 9eiduIbisuns, pelhe
Sic aegen mid ousipradben. n0tbist
mid su Der @itte I'm sins llnterre,
buns untsr bier 9lusen. SD nebme nur
bas Re9t iebes glnsetlagten. Ii9 Su
pertbeibisen, in @nipru4. auras,"
Gortissuns fpIgt.l
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-23

Greenville Nolmtoinee1: The York
vile Eaqui,ey refuses to give credence to
the report that The liquor dealers of the
state were not responsible for the recent
sit decided by Judge Simonton in favor
of the dispensary. Act. and says: To US
it looks very much like a. test case IN
which the association deemed it best to
remain in the background. In view OF
the notorious fact that there is .rong
association in the State. organized and
capitalized for the express purpose OF
fighting the dispensary law, it seems
very strange indeed that one or two indi-
viduals. with the very same interests at
ld2Sake, should fall back on their private
means and undertake the fight alone. At
any rate the decision gives the opponents
of the Evans law very black eye, and it
strikes us that they will find it necesScaan
to turn in for repairs bef5GT7ary bheef5Tary is about
come again hIGis;ions. The unexpected
; right "a the United States Court is only
q Precursor to what is coming when the
matter is tested in our own Supreme
Court. and unless there are stronger
points urged than have been made
already, the fight against the dispensary
Act will prove farcical and deceptive.
The citizens of the State may as wei
conclude that the dispensary is5to be
.riyc:a trial, and that the era OF licensed
Soons has passed away. Prohibitionists.
wscept that much as distinct gaAt
aoa cs<e for the next step IL She as-ss
-. htloA' Snk evil
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-23
GOODS CHEAP
Enough Will
Sell Themselves.

Fine Roller Fatent Flour. $50 barrel:
Good Roller Family Flour, -. - barrel;
New Orleans Molasses, % and 30 cents a
gallon: Plow Lines for half cent foot;
Pot Ware. 4 cents pound; Brass Bound
Cedar Buckets, - cents each: best quail
ty Rife Powder, - cents Il pound; best
Axe you ever used for 10 cents: heavy
Dress Plaids. ) and cents yard: Outing
Flannel. ) cents a yard: best yard wide
Sateens, 10 cents yard: standard Hlck-
orv Shifting. cents yard; yard wide
soft finished Bleachipgs, cents yard:
ladies' fancy colored Hose, 3cents pair
best fast black Hose, 10 cents pair
GOOD Cotton Hand Towels. 6 for . cents:
good everyday Suspenders. 3cents apalr:
heavy wool Jeans. 30 cents a yard: wool
Jersey Shirts. - cents each; Cotton Out,
ing Shirts. % cents each: white Linen
Shirts. % cents each; Silk and Velvet
Dollar Cravats for 30 cents each: regular
fifty cent Cravats for - cents; big lot OF
Linen IIandkerchiefS for , cents each
ladies' fpe Dongola Button Boots fol
$50: India Kid Boots. with patent lea
ther tips, for $1335: big line OF grain anc
kid. Lace or Button shoes, for Sl.W
whole stock. calf skin. ladies' everyday
Shoes. lined throughout, for 81; calf Skin
handmade Shoes for - cents: men,
whole stock Brogans for 50 cents: Mil
waukee oil grain Shoes for Sl.23; Con
crcss and Lace Caters for >l.23; Boys
fine Hats for 20 cents: Mems best two
dollar Hats for Sl.23.
These are all good solid values. The
best goods for the money ever shown IL
this part OF the country. II you lived II
the largest city in America you could no
do bot+nr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-23
Is This a Free Country

TOLEDO, OHIO, March 17.-To-day at
Detroit, Judge Taft, on application OF
n. ". Ashley, Manager of the Ann
Arbor Road, granted temporary in
junction restraining Chiefs Arthur and
Sargent from ordering general strike
of railroad employees, or in any way
melting boycott against the Ann Arbor.
This order was served tonight on the
Brotherhood leaders and created no
small surprise among the strikers. 1t
is made returnable March 27, when
Arthur and Sargent will De obliged to
appear before the Federal Court in this
city to show cause why they should not
be so restrained.
Another surprise for Chief Arthur
was the service upon him of papers in
the suit of the Ann Arbor Railroad Com
pany against him for $4,000.
Chief Arthur and Sargent have left the
city, leaving the management OF the
strike in the hands cf local committee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-23
WALHALLA, S. c.:
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1893.
General Hampton as Railroad Commits
si0ner.

As had been anticipated for several
days President Cleveland on Monday last
named Gen. Wade Harpton for United
States Railroad Commissioner.
It is gratifying to the people OF South
Carolina to know that one of hex most
distinguished citizens has been chosen
fer this responsible position. His past
record as pabEc servant furnishes
every guarantee that he will discharge
faithfully and we'll all the duties of his
high Office. a more worthy selection
could not have been made. The inter
ests of the government. the corporations
and the people will be Saeredly guarded
by him.
1t is matter of common consratula-
ton to the whole country that General
Hampton mas 6een so soon selected by
the President for Railroad Commissioner
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-23
The South in the iL.h(

The New York >ea recently gave an
Editorial analysis OF the membership OF
ahe new Congress .,nd showed the import
Vi. nj part borne by the South in the tri-
for nph OF tsmc-honored Democratic prin-
aisqples. II Will be interesting to glance
tex Eer some Of the S,o,' ) deductions:
'HT ~of the - Democratic United States
senators. 20 are from Southern states
and - from Eastern, Western. New Eng
land, Pacific and Northwestern States.
There Isnot Republican Senator from
any one OF the fifteen States /" .le South.
If ;hcre were a SoutLe'. Republican IN
the Senate the Democra would now be
without working majority in that body;
il there were two Republican or PopuliSt
senators from the South the Democrats
would be in minority. The new Sen
ate is composed OF 45 Democrats, 80
Republicans and A Populis,s. all of the
latter being chosen from the Western
States
The new House of Representatives.
wi.en organized viii consist of 2l3 Demo
sra,s. 13l Republicans and Il Populists-
II. latter all hailing from Western States.
AT he late election TO Congressmen We're
chosen n southern states. OF these 10
were Democrats and Republicans.
Exc]3 ding the states of the South from
fl.,o Smpuration. the next House OF Rep
resentatives would consist of 126 Reprb-
icans. lo3 Democrats and L Populists.
The decisive influence of the voters
OF the Southern States in the determine
ton OF the Presidency is already well
known. Mr.. Cleveland received 277 cleo
toral votes. of which the South contrib
nted l53. Outside of that section Mr..
Harlison's electoral vote was 10. Mr..
Clevelaud's ~. and Gen. Weaver's Il.
Nor can we examine the popular vote
without arriving at the same conclusion.
namely, that the solidity Of the Demo
cratic South was determining force IN
deciding the election: Tor, exclusive OF
the southern States. Mr.. HaTison's
majority over Mr. Cleveland was AZ. 600. :
This is fast becoming reunited conn
Try. and the existence Of Mason,s and
Dickson's line Will socn be known only
III history Wneh one considers above
analysis and reflects on its important
e J.arins. there can be 10 jastreaSon urged
ayains, the appointment Of competent
southern mea to positions Of trust and
honor in the government service 1t is
encouraging to reflect that the days Of
intolerance against tie South are passed
in this country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-23
Clemson College.
.colnml,ia REGISTER. March ls.

Secretary J. F. Tindal returned yester-
day afternoon from Clemson College,
where he has been in attendance upon
the meeting of the Board of Trustees OF
that institution. No election of officers
was held. 1t was reported that an en-
cineer and resident physician would
be elected at this meeting, but various
circumstances prevented. chief among
which is the determination of the board
70 90 slow in filing positions when ne
cessity does not demand haste. AS far
as the presidency is concerned, Mr.. Tin
dial said that the board had takeis no
action. and, IN fact. did not officially con-
slider the matter. He said the board was
on the lookout for a good man and had
several under consideration, but for
numerous reasons no propositions had
been made. The vacancy in this office
has never been officially advertised, be-
cause the board didn't wan. anybody
who would apply for it. They want to
qet "big man"-some one whom they
will have to ask rather than man who
would ask for it. AS far as the position
of engineer is concerned, Mr.. Tindal
said that the position had been offered
to Lieutenant Zane of the navy over a
wear ago. and that that gentleman had
signified his willingness to come. The
board has received unofficial information
that Lieutenant Zane will be permitted
to take the position row and it has again
been offered to him. AS far as the resi-
dent physician is concerned, there are
many applicants, but the board did not
feel called upon to elect such an otlcer
before the institution was opened.
Speaking of the buildings, Secretary
Tindal said that the work on the interior
Of the main building was progressing
Ga.,r The nresident's house had been
''ne s,o4sd e-- prick buildings for two
.l..soTs. houses were well under way.
'0ne of the most important actions taken
by the board was providing for system
VI WttlCl MOiho ttAu oChClds,Cs uC
water will be pumped from spring
near by to a tower, and will be. distrib-.
uted over every floor of thc building.
The sewerage arrangements will be ac-
cording to the most recent sanitary
methods. The construction is under the
supervision of Professor Newman, assist
ed by an expert plumber. -
:. a uniform was adopted, which must
be worn by all students. The Uniform
VIII be cadet gray, with the regulation
swallow tailed military coat. The but
tons vii. have on them sc. A..c., !" that
is. Clemson Agricultural College. The
college pays for the suits and gives them
to the boys at cost. The contract-has
been given to an And dersoaa-e6Fm at s2S. rs
for tive suits and dress. There
were fully dozen bidders for this work.
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