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He-vill you love me if give up all my
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-31
1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HAnpER,s MAGAZINE for 1894 will maintain
the character that has made it che favorlte
illustrated periodical for the home. Among the
results of enterprises undertaken BY the pub.
fishers, there will appear during the year
Lord Weeks, on the japanese Seasons by AL
fred Parsons, on Germany BY Poultney
Bigelow. on Paris by Richard Harding Davis,
and on Mexico by Frederic Remington.
Among the other notable features OF the
year will be novels by George du Maurier and
Charles Dudley Warner. the personal reminls.
cences of ". D. Hovels, and eight short
stories of Western frontier life by Owen Wister.
Short stories will also be contributed by
3rander Mathews, Richard Harding Davis,
Mary E. Wilkins, Ruth McEnery Stuart. Miss
Laurence Alma Tadema, George A. Ribbard,
Quesnay de Beaurepaire, Thomas Nelson Page,
and others. Articles on topics of current
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1894.
Harper's Weekly.
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Dangerous Power for a Madman.

What will occasion more comment
than anything else about the whole
case is the unqualified pardon which
Governor Tillman has decided to
issue to Elliot. He is thoroughly re-
solved to issue the pardon and there is
no use to try and argue with him that
the 6ne ought to be paid The fear
is that if a constable is convicted of a
more serious crime he would be prompt
ly pardoned. The Law. as will be
seen, is without restriction. tits:
''He shall have power to grant
reprieves and pardon after conviction
Except in cases Of impeachment. 10
such manner on such terms, and under
such restrictions as be shall think
proper; and he shall have power to
remit fines and forfeitures unless other
wise directed by law.
1T shall be his duty to report to the
General Assembly, at the next re-
gular session thereafter, all pardous
granted by him, with full statement
of each case. and the reasons moving
him thereunto." Article 8. section
II, Constitution of South Carolina.
In the Pepper case Governor Tillmau
had decided upon similar course
Col. Cor. N. and G..
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One Of Tillman's Gentlemen.
What People in Lancaster Know. about the
Spy who Struck Woman.

LANCASTER. S. c., January o.
Special: The people here appear to be
fairly astooished at the action of
Governor Tillmsn in telegraphing to
Charleston that be will pardon J.
G. Elliott as soon as be received copy
of the sentence Surely We are now
living under King. Men who know
Elliott and who were raised up with
bim say that the Governor does not
kuowo bin or he could not stand of at
such a distance and pronounce him
innocent without any knowledge of the
facts and the party concerned therein.
From what the people say his temper
aud habits will not warrant the con-
meudstioo passed upon him by Gov
ernor Tillman. They say that Gov
ernor !Tillmsn is talking about man
that be knows nothing of. There are
men in Lancaster County bold enough.
/ am told. to stand up and charge Mr..
Elliott to his face with higher offences
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1894.
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and humor. In weekly issues everything is
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Serials for 1894 :. be written by William
Black and Walter Besant. Short stories will
be written by Mary E. Wilkins. Maria Louise
Pool. Ruth McEnery Stuart, Marion Harland,
and others. Outdoor Sports and Indoor
Games, Social Entertainment, Embroidery, and
other interesting topics will receive constant
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STATE NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Dr.. J. L. NJ. Curry, agent Of the
Peabody fund, will visit this State
during February.
Six men we're drowned in Charleston
harbor on the 22d. It was several
days before the fact became known.
Dovesville. Darlington County has
declared for dispen-ary by a vote of
18 to 16.
The Darlington County Alliance has
adopted resolutions favoriug a March
Convention.
The State has commenced the sale of
its officially brewed Palmetto Brewery
beer.
A paper is to be established at
Greenwood. a charter has been issued
by the Secretary Of State.
j. W. Miles. of West Wateree, has
been arrested in Columbia for burning
the mill of B. NJ. English, Of Camden.
Tirzab, town in York County, on a
full vote has declared for dispensary.
The vote stood Is to 5.
Mr.. j. j. Ragin, of Summerton, has
been appointed Soliciting agent for the
Charleston, Sumter aud Northern R.
r.
Dispensaries have been established at
the hitherto dry towns Of Marion,
Kiugstree, Jonesville, (Union Co.,,
aud Elloree.
Ed Davis, Greenville negro, killed
his wife with an az. and then COM
mitted suicide by jumping into we'll
on the 2Sd.
Chief of Police Davis, of Marion,
vas shot in the breast by negro whom
he attempted to arrest one night last
week. The negro escaped.
The Office Of Master has been
abolished 10 Anderson County, to take
effect next winter. The duties of che
Office will develop upon the Probate
Judge.
On petition Of W. Gibbes Whaley,
ESQ, Judge Simontou has issued an
order permitting the search Of depots
and cars of the S. c. R. R., by dis
pensary constables.
G. NJ. S. P. Dendy; D. G. NJ, G.
E. Sawyer; S. G. W., j. 7. Barron !;
G.. S., Charles Inglesby and j. r.
BelIinger. of Greenville, the committee
Of the Grand Lodge Of the Masonic
order, have finished the work Of revis-
ing the ritual. They have Strengthened
out whatever little kinks that have
crept into the ritual and have arranged
to again get the lodges in South
Carolina on the right track.
DR.. j. B. Dubose. of Ridge Spring,
has shown conclusively that as good
celery can be raised in South Carolina
as in Michigan. Last year be planted
small patch as an experiment, and
finding that he could succeed, be plant
ed two and half acres this year. His
celery is now being put on the market,
and in flavor and appearance it is the
equal of the best Kalamazoo.
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fantry would not be able to restrain it.
The Governor is making fool of
himself. he is challenging mob violence
by the very violence of his own conduct.
The Law should be respected BY all.
The Governor cannot expect the people
to respect it when he does not respect it
himself. We want peace, We have
BUNDLED ourselves to secure peace,
We charge eur people to preserve the
peace and to respect the la~s--all the
laws and even Governor Tillman is
not greater than the Law.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The price of silver is still declining.
Bismarck and Emperor William Of
Germany have become reconciled.
Fifty convicts escaped from the stock
ade at Coal Creek, Tenn, last week.
Small pox has appeared in Wades-
boro, N. c One well-developed case
is acknowledged.
Gen. Clement A. Evans will proba-
bly be the next Governor Of Georgia.
He has it all his own way.
Private Johu Allen, the famous hu-
morist Congressman from Mississippi, is
in the lead iB the canvass to succeed
Senator Walthall.
Chicago comes to the front With q
Guarantee Investment Company which
collapsed showing assets in cash of
S459 and liabilities Of $55, 900. 600.
The craiser Olympia, built at San
Francisco, broke the record for speed
10 her trial trip last week, making
21.69 knots an hour, and won the pre-
MUM of 100000.
A stick Of dynamite, which some
6end placed in the stove of smoking
car, exploded near Marco, Texas. on
23d, killing two men aud wounding
others.
The iailer Of Pearson County, N. c..
was straugled to death by two prisoners
one day last week when be carried 10
their feed. They escaped. but we're
captured the next day.
DR.. Talmage announces that be will
retire from Brooklyn Tabernacle next
spring. Financial matters cause his
proposed movement. His members
doubt as to bis determination.
The statement is made that some OF
the farmers of Buncombe County, N.
c., are making threats to do injury to
any one who plants tobacco this year,
claiming that overproduction causes the
low prices.
The British Treasury is wrestling
with deficit of from $40. 200, 200 to
$50, 900, 900. Italy is in the same tx.
Germany pretty near ditto; in fact de-
fcit seems to be getting in its work
pretty generally.
Henry Clews. the New York banker.
doesn't take much stock in the calamity
bowling INDUCED in by Republican
politicians. He says this country will
recuperate from the panic of 1893
sooner than it did from the panic of
1873.
Ex.Gov. Beaver, Of Pennsylvania,
talks With remarkable candor for Re.
publican, but with quite as remarkable
good sense when be says it will not do
to charge the Democratic party with the
industrial depression and financial trou-
bles which have been experienced with
10 the past year, for the drift Of things
was that way, that they would have
come If Harrison had been elected and
might have been worse.
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DR.. Gatlin, the ex-North Carolinian.
who by the invention of his death-deal-
ing war guns has made killing meo so
easy, predicts that there will be one
more big war among civilized nations,
which will be in Europe, and this will
be the last as nations cannot afford with
the life, destroying implements DOW at
command to NOV each other down, and
will settle their disputes in SOME other
way.
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According to the official report the
number of immigrants who arrived at
New York last year was 352, SS5, clas-
si6ed according to nationality thus,
omitting the nations whence the entries
were small: Italians, 69.074; Ger.
mans, 55,981; Russians. 81, 100 ;
Irish, 80. .236; Swedes, 1906; Aus
trians, 2S,872; Hungarians. 2,701.
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than striking woman in her own
house. It is said that respectable old
gentleman and q close neighbor of
Elliott's could tell q very sad story
that would open the eyes Of Governor
Tilfman r. E. A.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-31

The evil effects of Tillman's dispen.
sary Law multiply day by dsy.-Augas.
II Chronicle.
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THE CHIEF SPY SAYS: SIC HIM, TILLMAN
CHARLESTON, January 26, 1894.

CHARLESTON, January 26, 1894.
Goversof B. r. Tillnau, Columbia,
s. C.-Dear Sir (: l beg leave to report
the following: On the 10Th We made a
raid on two places. John Black in
King street; here We found and seized
about seven gallons of liquor; the other
was made on q man by the name Of
Bottyer, where We only found about
one pint of liquor. The 6rst named
vas quiet at the second We had .
little trouble in keeping the crowd out.
Tley showed the spirit Of determined
rssistance to the enforcement OF the
lsw. Here vas developed what l had
sisted 70 you short time since-tbe
Conspiracy Of the liquor men BY the
organisation known ss the Barkeepefs'
and Bartenders' Association. which has
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After Governor Tillman had finished
his general talk be said in conclusion ::
"AIl | want to say up to the very
handle is that no amount of blumHg and
big talk and killing even will stop me
in my efforts to eoforce the law. The
law must be obeyed; searching and
arrests will 60 on until I stop illicit
whiskey selling in Charleston if it
takes all the military aud constables in
the State to do It,
Governor Tillman seemed to be very
much in earnest and taxed about a
varity Of matters in connection with the
situation, so that in case anything
new surzs up he will know what be is
to do.
After looking over the report of
Chief Constable Gaillard he decided
that the most of it could be made public.
It will no doubt be interesting and in
the main new to the good people of the
city. Mr.. Gsillard would make a
pretty good kind Of a reporter. The
repor. speaks for itself. 1t reads:
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SLatStUSut mou0 W 0oAS' AA~A''"1 ""O
is not uufriendly to the State Admins
tratiou, on the day after the riot, that
the department was liable to protect
prisoners, prevent violence and to keep
the city and the streets quiet" He
knew this from dispatch that he re-
ceived from the Chief of Police on the
day that be sent his orders to the
Washington Light Infantry as fol.
lows:
..Don't think of ordering out any
troops. Our department quite equal to
the occasion. The municipal author
tiles stand ready. and are fully capa-
bic to preserve order"
And he knew it from dispatch that
was sent to him by Chief Gaillard Of
his owa constabulary force, as follows !:
II do not think the situation requires
such heroic treatment. The Consta-
bulary and the Police Force can sup
press any mob"
Constable Gaillard has told the Gov
ernor that the police force has done its
full duty, and that he is satisfied that
the better element in the community
is not 10 sympathy With the acts Of
lawlesspess that have been committed.
And Governor Tillman knows. further.
that if there was such spirit Of re-
sistaoce to the laws, as be Affects to
believe, that it could not be controlled
by the eonstabulary and the police
force, that the Washington Light In