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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03

done to the lowest bidder.
Mr.. Wilson replied that be knew
nothing about that, but that this thing
was all politics and no business in it.
On motion Of Mr.. Hardin, of Chester
the nominations were closed, and the
vote resulted as follows:
For CalVo-Senators Barton, Bease-
ley, Erlce, Brown, Evans, (W. d.. .
Evans, (John Gary, Fuller, Harrison,
Hemphll, Magill, Mayield, Mcdaniel.
Ragin, Redfearn, Sanders, Stribllng,
Zimmerman, Williams, Wilson; Repre-
sentatives Jones, Barry, Breazeale.
Buist, Carpenter, Carroll, Chandler,
Cox, Covington, Crum, Dandy, DuBose
Duncan, (J. T. }. Edwards, Elder, Es-
trilge, Fielder, Foster, Garrls, Gary
! C. b., Graham. Gunter. Hammett.
Hardy, Harvey. Harper, Hill, Jef,ries.
Jordan, Kennedy, Kinard q. d., ki-
nard (H. J.), Lancaster, Lennon, Ls-
sesne, Magill, Laban, Mauldin, Nc
White. Mishoe, Mitchell, Nettles, Oil
yer, Parks, Pearman, Philips, Rowland
Rogers, Shuman Singletary, Smith ca
lJ.), Smith OILY, Sturkie, Tatum, Tin
dal, Vaughan. Watson, Whltm!re
Wllborn, Wolfe (W. C.), Wolf J.S.)
Yeldell-Sl.
For the Bryan Printing Company
Senators BUST, Finley, jenkins, Miller
Moore, Mower, O'Dell, Sloan, SmYthe
Verdier; Representatives Ashley, Ba-
cot, Blease, Glover, Hardin, Hough
Hughes, Kelley, Lotion, Lowrance
Manning, Moses, Rhodes, Sullivan
Taylor, Thomas, Westou-27.
Mr.. Calvo was accordingly declared
elected State Printer.
The county government bill discus
sion Was resumed after some prelinlina-
ry business, whereupon Mr.. johnson Of
fered an amendment providing that i
should not be required of the County
Supervisor to publish a financial state
meat OF expenditures and revenues o
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03

CONSutULlOU 4OIeSSA sS11S oos"SSN Soo
people and it's enjoyment? Are you Sc
uous. General, when you teach by
Implication that it is undemocratic to
seek any change in the Constitution
however righteous and desirable that
change may be? And mark you, it was
the Democracy of this demand you were
to discuss.
= 8. You dismiss our demand for free
coinage of silver with the simple Ques.
ton: ssIs this demand in accordance
with the Democratic platform? And IS
this the best that can be 6one9 You
set out to show that it did not conform
to the Democratic platform. You only
ask rs if it does. Assuming that you
ask in good faith, We, at least, will not
eYade q direct question, so We answer
unhesitatingly, yes, it does; and was SO
held by the. -.brainIest and best Demo
Gratis IN the United States Senate-such
s>men a, Morgan and Daniel, and Irby
and Butler and q host OF others.
To borrow another choice phrase d.
: rected to Us (ano which we are assured
is studiously courteous(, "you have, we
suppose, read the Democratic platform
and if you compared it" with the Ocala
YOU win see that both condemn the
Sherman act. Thus far they are iden-
tieal. The Ocala then demands Sin
lien thereof the free and unlimited
coinage of silver" The Democratic
goes on to say: I'VE hold to the use oi
both gold and silver as the standard
money of the country and to the coin
age Of both gold and silver without dis
elimination against either metal OF
charge for mintage." The meaning is
precisely the same. The reading pub
lie will note how signally you have
failed not only to justify your charge
thst ssno man who upholds the Ocals
platform can properly claim to be
Democrat" but even to show that tns
platforms are wholly antagonistic.
4. You think it 8 sufficient answer
to our demand for the ownership o.
railroad and telegraph lines, in certain
contingencies, that it would cost sew
eral times as much as the civil War
Supposing this were true, that doe:
not prove it is undemocra .ic-and thai
is what you set ont to show, mark you
You we're to prove that mo uan Wht
upbolds this can properly clam TO o'
q Democrat" and you simply argue
that il Is costly! Again we ask-Wha
have honorable and spirited men to dt
with cash where principle is involved
Away with such sordid standards o
expediency! Let US proDe these ques
tions to the core, and II the prlnclpl
be correct and best for the masses o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
CHEAP ENGRAVINGs.
Discovery by whteh Every Newspaper can Illustrate It's Own Columns.
 We Have It.

Irwin H Mills. of Carlisle, Pa, has discovered q process for making newspaper engravings that comes within the neaeh of, and can he used by publishers ofcountly dailies and weeklles, and which engravings are equal for all practical purposes to the cuts made by the expensive methods in general use in the large offices
 By Mr, Mills process anyone can go into any Ininting office, find there ali the paraphernalia for doing the work and can quickly produce cut foul by six inches in size at an out lay of less than cents. The process is . pnrely mechanical one. requiring no special skill and but little prac- tice to reproduce any photograph or newspaper engraving
 The method is simple, rapid and absolutely perfect; it's points of ad- vantage being it's cheapness, sim plicitg, high relief, sharp lines and rapidity. l newspaper using this sysRn can illustrate the news of he N eek 1t q cost that is scarcely worth figuring.
 The tiRApHIc has obtained the fof- 11lslla s,f this proeess from Miss Mae
 HTz <1lI6 Fl " E Rl1lla apcI1ts.
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TIE GRAPHIC is in receipt of many compliments from all quarters for
 it's earnest fight in behalf of the
 Democratic straight ticket, which
 was elected by so handsome d major | ity last Monday. The GRAPHIC is
 the only paper published in Pine
 Bluff that has championed the cause of straight Democracy. Single
 handed and alone, and against the
 united effort of the other news papers of this city, has the GRAPHIC made the fight, and today we witness the complete triumph of it's cause and the complete vindieat.on of its policy Often during the progress of the campaign the editor of the GRAPHIC has been personally yillified and abused by the opposition local press, but recognizing the fact that we were fighting for principle, we have left unnotieed and unanswered the personal assaults of our enemies. Indeed, it has been the policy of the GRAPHIC throughout to be eoncilia- tory in all that it did and said 1t has been our earnest desire to eschew all personalities whatever, and to win votes for the straight Demo- cratic ticket aud to conciliate those who opposed the straight ticket policy in the beginning. The result of Mondays election has demonstrated the wisdom of the GRApnIo's course and today every principle for which we contended stands triumphant. The greatest reform ever known in Jefferson county since the war has been quietly and peaeeably accomplished and white supremacy now prevails in all the departments of our county government. The victory for the GRAPHIC is all the more glorious be- cause it stood alone the earnest champion of straight Democracy,
 while both the GRAPHIC and it's pol icy was roundly condemned by it's local competitors. In that fight the GRAPHIC was aetuated solely and
 singly by what it believed to be to
 the best interests of Jefferson county, and in the future, as in the
 past, it will fearlessly contend for what it believes to be right.
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Treaty Cancelled.

MApRp, Sept. 5.-The Gazette pub lished yesterday a decree cancsling the reciprocity treaty between the AUnited States and Cuba, the cancellatioIEto take effect 'the moment the United States applies the new customs tariff" h. structions have been sent to the Spanish colonies that cargoes which cleared from the United States before the tariff went into effect are to pay the old rate of duty. Negotiations are in progress here for new commercial treaty between the United States and the Spanish col onies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

BY the system of docking the salaries of absent Congressmen, S20. 900 was saved at the last session aud covered into tue Treasury But the new method of preserving q quorum also enabled the House to transact a lot of business that would otherwise have gone over. And it kept many Republicans in Washing ton who would have been making speeches at home against the De mocracY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
Poisoned custard at a Wedding.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 5.-w. W. Moore died at Madison, Miss, from eat ing boiled custard served at wedding near Fannin, Rankin county, last We'd nesday. Numerous people ate of the custard and several are reported to have died. Three children have died in Ran- kin county and the brother of Moore is reported i'll, with little prospect of re- covery. All who ate the custard were taken violently ill
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TRAGEDY OVER CHICKENS.
One Man Killed and Another MortaiIy
 Wounded.


 EMpoRIA, Kan. Sept 5.--0ne man dead. one mortally wounded and an- other in Jail is the result of quarrel at Hartford about a few chickens stratching up neighbor's garden.
 Richard McAvoy shot two chickens belonging to Albert Burford and the two were quarreling over the matter. George Thomas and Fred Rhodes, neighbors, interfersd and tried to pacifY the men. McAvey became enraged at some re- mark made by Thomas, and, suddenly raising his gun, emptied a charge of buckshot into the neck of Thomas. He followed this up by striking the pros trate man over the head with the stock of the gun. Rhodes attempted to inter fere and McAvoy turned upon him. Rhodes fed. but as he did so drew re- volver and fired three shots at his pur- suer, all of which took effect--two in his breast and one in his forehead.
 McAvoy fell aud was dead within an hour. Burton withdrew from the fracss as Thomas and Rhodes became involved, and witnessed the shooting from his door All the parties are well known citizens of Hartford and the af- fair has caused mnch excitement. Thomas was until recently city mar shal. Rhodes gave himself up and was placed in the county jail at Emporia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

A TREMENDOUS blow hole has, it is plain, been detected in Czar Have meyers sugar trust armor In the confectionery clause of the new tariff it is provided tAat sugars when tinctured, colored or adalterated shall pay only B per cent. ad valorem, whereas otherwise all re- fined sugar would pay 40 per cent. with } of a cent per pound defer ential. Thus a little harmless color would knock of 274 cents per 100 pounds and give foreign refners a chance to get in their work.
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 Causing Mnch Trouble.

WAsnINGToN. Sept. 5.-Section e1 of the new tariff bill. exempting alcohol used in articles of medicine etc, from the tax eausing internal revenue, but the bureau causes | great deal of trouble. Regulations are uow being prepared, but slowly, as to the solution of the op- eration of law, is still much in doubt. The principal trouble ;s caused by the fact that the law allows any manufac- turer to use alcohol fer such purposes free Of tax. phis necessifates supsrvis- ion of every possible user. including s5o,0o0 druggists. Yet no money to cover expenses of this supervision has been provided, nor legal machinery au- thorized. There now seems only one course, viz: Postpone action until con- gress reassembles. Precedent for this in similar action i1 case of income tax imposed in 1861.
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Save Money.

For cash we win deliver lumber to any part of the city at the following prices:
 No. l dimension lumber, S7,50 per M No. flooring and ceiling, $7O0 to
 Sl2.00 per NJ
 No. l weather boarding. $6.50 per NJ Cypress shingles, S12 9 to S2.5O per NJ.
 Other prices in proportion. To secure these cheap prices the cash must be paid before thelumberleaves our yard. Not anything will he charged tt these prices.
 l27tf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co
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Wanted tue cn.os Dismissed.

CINCINNATI. Sept. While the labor parade was marching Monday Erwin, Gregory 6 Shumaker, attorneys for E. Y. Debs and others in the omnibus in- junction, filed in the United States court ademnrrer, asking the cases be dismissed on the ground of the court not having Jurisdiction and for insuficiency of charges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

BUSINESS has certainly begun to tive, and Tn good time Avenues , opesing to all sorts of bread nners, and the army of tramps
 thinning out quite perceptibly lere they have baen most numer- s. This is comforting thought
 view of the coming winter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
Twenty thrs. hours to Chicago.

The Cotton Belt train No 4leaving her at i:l0 q. m, Arrives tt Cairo at l:30 D. m. Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St Louis at 6:45 D. m. and Chicago at 1920 a. m. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Chr. B. IL Wilson Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
A pERVERsE PARACHUTE.
It wouidn't open aud the Man UDder
 1t Was Quite Nervous.

It Wouidn's Open aud the Man UDder
 1t Was Quite Nervous.
 FoRT WAYNE, s .pt. 5-A most thrill ing affair took place during the Labor day K .rcises at Centlver park. As H. NJ. Williams of Stursess, Mich, was engaged to make parachute descent the balloon filled with hot air. ascended to over 5000 feet with Williams on the trapase.
 According to programme he slid down rope a1o fser before pulling the line to release the parachute, when. to the hor- TOT of the immense crowd. it failed to open Williams could ne seen attempt ing to climb hand over hand mp the rope to get at the rarnchnte. when the bal loon beeau to descend rapidly and landed in a heavy grove. Williams WAS bruised some, but not seriously in- jurad Tbe line became wrai ped around tAe trap ze oar and he eoaid net loosen is. He says he exDerie.tcel intense agony until he landed oa the tree top. as he feared Il h,tleoa, frala his weishs being os ou si,ls O. il, would turn over and drop to ths g:cani
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
ELECTION IN ARKANSAS.
The State Goes Democratic by Fifteer
 or Twenty Thousand.

LITTLE ROCK Sept 5.--The election held in this state Monday was one of the quietest and most orderly held in the history of Arkansas politics. It was the first state election held under the constitutional amendment adopted at the last state election requiring the pre- sentation of poll tax receipt at the polls.
 Reports received SC far show that the vote has been very light and will prob ably show a falling off of 15 per cent. from that of two years ago. The Dem oerats and Populists had full state tick cts in the field, but the Republicans put forth only gubernatorial nominee. In some of the close counties the Populists and Republicans fused, but in this (Pd- laski) county the Republicans generally voted with the Democrats. The colored vote throughout the entire state has been unually light, verJ few of them go- ing to the polls.
 The DemocraIlc state ticKet, heaoeo by Hon. James P. Clark has been elected by about 15ooO to 10000 majority. The Democrats claim to have carried sey- eral counties that have heretofore gone Republican. put returns are coming in slowly and DO figures are given to sub stanNate these cllims.
 A hof fieh5 was made on the license question iu several counties. Returns from Texarkana indicate that Miller county has gone against license and it is probable that Oaachita county has gone the same way.
 Tine cont st was particularly warm at Fort Sna,h, and both sides are claim ing the victory with the indications slightly in favor of the anti-license peo- pie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
Killed by His norses.

YORKTOWN. Tex, Sept. 5.-On Aug. Sl John Williams, who lives near We ser. was killed by a horse. While mounting his spur caught in the saddle strings The horse jumped and threw the man underneath with one foot in the stirrup. The horse kicked him in the head, killing him. He was 2s years old, unmarried and lived with his father.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

Tug West Virginia people are anly denouncing Senator Camden party perfdy and party dis nor. This is one of the senators 10 had a defective memory rela- @ to his order for sugar stock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

TaouaH Carroll D. Wright carries Pullman palace ear annual. his sord as labor reformer is un
 estionable. He established the assackssetts State Labor Bureau, d has been active in that line twenty-five years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
What the Timns sars.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Times Says of Gladstone's Irish contribution that reve- lstiens inconsistent with the resolutions of the house of commons in 1903, that The Times is guilty of gross breach of privilege in asserting that Irish members received aid from English Leberals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA Democrat ts have 'pted a system of structing bsrs of Congress in their State entions how to vote on certain ions. The people are getting of electing Congressman unless
 e to represent the will of their
 uents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

Ifis | somewhat curious fact that 3iIst the English people are dis
 ssing the question of either abol- 4ing or eurtailing tAe hereditary 'uer of the House of Lords, their nerican cousins arc condemning 5 arrogance and aggressive ten ncies of the U. s. Senate, with the M of making it more represen- tive and responsible body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

IUsr before starting On his vaca- President Cleveland named |fx-four postmasters, fifty-six of m for New York, including SSn on whom the Senate had fo act. In the total batch ms Maryland appointment nafor Gibson wanted but did
 for his brother-in law.
 s|ss a|sR'sss's tf9s s'|
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BISMARCK WAS UNEASY.
He summons Dr. schweninger to His
 wtfe's Bedside.

BERLIN, Sept 5.-Dr. Schweninger was summoned to varzin Monday to attend Prince Bis marck. He found Bismarck depressed in spirits though his pulse were good and his general state of health satisfactory, but he was greatly agitated over the condition of his wife, md t is fearea ahonld fhe prineess not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
Exseutire noard Ia Session.

ST. LeuIs, Sept. 5.-The executive board of the Southwestern Traffic asso- ciation at session held here today took up for decision matters referred to 1t by general freight agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
DENOUNCED AND DENIED.
John Dillon Says the Irish Party Made
 No Appeal.

No Appeal.
 DuBLrN, Sept. S.--John Dillon de- nounces and denies in The Freemsn's Journal, Healy's statement that the Irish party asked Gladstone and others te contribute so the parliamentary fund. Justin McCsrty, chairman of the party, makes |. similar statement. Dil- lon refuses to express an opinion as to when Tweedmouth's subscription will be accepted McGarthy says the refusal of the subscriptions would be stupid m adness.n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
JOHN CORNELL MURDERED.

He Was Killed at the Same Spot Where
 Two Other Men Died.
 JoNEsBoRo. Ark. Sept b-The man. gled remains of John Connell was found on the Iron Mountain track near here at the same spot where Frank Thompson was killed 10 days ago and an unknown man month ago. Kelly Payne. Scott Leach, Lee Johnson and Bert yinson have been arrested for Thompson'a mur- der.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
Fire at Union City.

UNION CIry, Ind, Sept. 5.-Fire started in Hook Bros. butter tub factory at o'clock this morning, spreading to business blocks and dwellings until the loss reached S2o0, eco.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
THE WHITE CITY. IT HAS VANISHED FROM THE EARTH, All that Is Left 10 Perpetuate Its tsiery and Aiagniaeenee Are the Ar
 Portfolios.

\ fire a few weeks ago wiped from the face of he earth all that was taft of the wonderful IN hite City at Chicago. and where a year ago was beauty. symmetry and maeHihcenee -grahduef admired hy teemiHg millions-is now only black anu charred ruins.
 The" White eity"has vanishedfrom the face of the earth-gone forever- it's like never perhaps To he again witnessed in the life of any now liy- ing All that survives of it is Fl mem ory, and the beautiful Art Portfolios which have been issued by a9t pub fishers to perpetuate its beauty and geanduer in all fs many maltiiaij- ous details and exhibits. In giving to the public these Worlds Fair 8rt Portfolios the publishers haze defe humanity and civilization q service, in that coming generations may sco ytYidlY portrayed all that went to make the Fair the greatest exposi- ton ever witnessed in the worlds history
 Throughout the spring and sum- mer the DAILY GRAPHIC has he, II of. fering it's readers these portfolios of sixteen views each for three coupons and 10 cents. In the entire series there are twenty portfolios, makinga total of 320 views, giving the chief points of interest and the most in- terestiHg exhibits and buildings in connection with the Exposition. The second instalment of the last two portfolios of this series, being Nos. 19 and 20, have been received and are ready for delivery.
 No 19 contains the following hand some views;
 View southwest from Government Building.
 Building of France.
 Building of Sweden,
 Illinois State Building.
 New Ofk state Building.
 The Transportation Building.
 Details of the Golden Door.
 The Farmers Bridge.
 The Movable Sidewalk.
 Side view of McMannie's Barge General view of South Lagoon. Manufacturers Building.  The Fisheries Building.
 Model of q Quaekuhl Village.
 4 Fountain Design.
 Pennsylvania State Building.
 No. 20, the last portfolio af the series, contains the following views: Yew Showing Fountain and Basin. Building Of Columbia. The Building of Norway.
 The Building Of Spain.
 \ View Northwest,
 California State Building.
 The Mines and Mining Building. The Duke of Keragua.
 4 Horoscope Group of Miriam The Dedicatory Exercises of the Fair.
 The Site of Manufacturers Bnild- ing.
 The Agricultural Building.
 The Palace of Mechanical Art.
 The Manufacturers Building in Construction Era
 4 Detail of the Medannie'a Fonn. tain
 The Statue of the Republic.
 Parties who have not secured these two numbers can do so unon apnli- cation to this office.
 The GRAPHIC also desires to an. nounce that we lAve a few back numbers on hand and can sell tho entire series complete (20 portfolios s20 views1 for S2. We have also made arrangements to bind tba portfolios into q handsome voluna so that they can be of substanfiai value to all No parlor or Hbra,.y will be complete without | comnlata set of these portfolios. For further information apply to
 HE GRAPHIC.
 Nc. IF Pine St.
 Cheap Rates
 One and nne-third fares far ,ba round trip to Pa3mgeuld. Ark Al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

HE playing-card revenue stamp resents d straight diamond flush probably signifies that no bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
.A sutnmer Resort nestroxed.

QusBge. Sept. 5.-Poiut as Pic, an anuex ot Murray bay, the well known summer resort. about 70 miles below here, was destroyed by fire Monday. Loss $50, 1000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
:. TX Gf3 Fs CAeD5.
Two Million Rrreaae st,np, sent

I've Million HrYrae'o- et.mp, Sent
 she eoiteefors.
 WAaaIyGroS. s-p', 5--Two mill . :. revenue stamps fo- piaying cal,is L:.y- been completed and di4tribut q to rev. nue collectors. Tne collection of tnis taz is very d.fheult just now as the re- taiiers and joabers. a= 2sell as rae man. ufactnrers, nave to be huated mp and stocks on hand sra,npei When exist ing stocks gre sold ouT the collection will be much easier as then the stamp ing will oe done entirely at the manu- factures. These, Snl iill other stamps hereafter, bear the words, Series of 1894" according to the new law. The old stamps will be used until exhausted with the word surcharged upon the face.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05
PINE BLUFF. ARK.

addition thorough training in le rudimenl branches this school designed fit boYs College Business and teachg Chass optional those intending Course The Eau Term w begin t loth day Of September be scholastic the 10th Of June, 1885 Tuition gard 10 grade @ monA payable monthly presentation 2
 DevcoaYs Cottage Building. avenue be- q I S N. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-05

NE expect some of the people who ye been lying about the income law will keep on lying when they Ike their returns.