The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
TUE DAY At COLUMBIA.
Tiii-,a. Lose. Anether Militia Conps.y-
Some SPIES Get 10.

Some spie. Get In.
COLUMBIA. 8. C.. via Charlotte. N. G.. April
| 2.-At 4 o'clock this morning . footsore and
wearytravsller reported at the Governors man.
sion. He was Holloway. one Of the fugitive spies
WHO had made his way across the country to
this haven. In the afternoon. news was re-
csived that Chief Constable Gailiard had
boarded train on tho Northeastern road at
Hoiiison. near Lanes and that Swan. another
OF the hunted men. had taken train at Boyden.
eight miles from sumter These being now
regarded safe. only four remain. II IL be-
| lieved that the latter will seek protection In
| some town. as they hear that military have
entered the territory.
The Governor received offers OF assistance
to-day from Georgetown company and also
| from tho Ben Ryan Tillman Guards" OF Lau-
rens The espionage Of the telegraph offices
| continues. Last night Capt Mclaughlin OF
the Newberry Rifles. one OF the prominent
young men and social leaders OF the State
| with other officers OF the company. were de-
tailed for this duty. They carried out the Or
ders. and rejected quantities Of matter offered,
the fo s letter 70 the GoVsrnor ADDRESSED
p,.s S,n: bay. the honor TO inform you that W.
shces the latter duty beng sxcesdinEy stsst.,u l
e ssa;f .ss'.s ssa.s d: s.s;% IA; 'S:;
sop.s and ' not sni fd II: parpSss 81 ns
,ssS,ny over the private -an,s "a tn: s,,1 ger,
IN n. Iuegm:n, Of me COMPANY yna.eT,.ry and c.E
Sc 81 S. an a: q tn. sasp S
aTGs. IA
say that their s Mr &C. are a. yous commapd
az = %sss. " Orderly Spt ssrs sn0'''' A''e'
The Governor at once replied:
ilE.nauAnIrss ESncurIvr N.sMos.l
ost & & Mec,ssa,i.: o..;~.ni,ag N..,.,,g Rf,.
:fHer !. sloss:S Win d:si.on and possT to es out
y! "s, s.:! INTO
s q war "a :: ps'sss' a . Ss. ins
.stsn 81 yoIf and ySS, ds.irE 70 send e
q. who sss gwen 1a HI II. sSn,ni 10
ss' ssHsis ss.s :s!,s Sa IN
IN nst 40
ns' ::.1n ana ToI Ti.a; Of and yOs. com
are di.mi,.sd from ~. service OF ID. state unsor
sasesy ess:sa y: !: s:H:::S fi s; Sst
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and holiday soldier. B. 4, TiILaxN,
Governor and CommAndsrin.Chiee
After surrendsring their arms and sauip-
men to Newosrry. Their eourss was applaud.
Sanaast In tteir honor When L became known
that they had left town.
eopey rocps were oaSsI eSc TO tss ss
graph ollicss Eysry line q matter presented
Tor transmission 10 subjected TO their perusAl,
tive. 20 AYGpsta. 1Gin;: and Charlotte: y. g, to
to pp.ss rspPesentatiSs this p msrnin st .sid
that peace aad order reign again but re- !
would be discontinued or troops Withdrawn. |
When the Governor saw to-day dispatches |
sunday he promptly wired as follows:
JI;.; sGr D., 81, a.." Z. l oS y;s rst -, .,
a..p.ssH over ny .isss,Sr. rs. ssSI. thing "a
iiS: Of L.; ana a ssss aS gct s
R.nsary lag or y. snd9r., meat. I urged ~. enact
Sa::'isa %.icI,iy q esSRi; S:i:y. ana WI
fa eoa,roi o. tue sfS.,an and p.se. and order .rs
.Ir.ady I.:'oE:S YoSr Of The sosS. ,::
the saR s 81 a
The two remaining com paniss OF militia and |
in the city wore assembled In front OF the
sitsr iarnins JoSp CARP Evans n .athSr n
Dispensary law and r-form candidate for Gov
ass Il. to read !" them sssf r.. st
ter OF Capt 3 j; Mclaughlin OF the Newberry
iss 9 =: Tes1
The reading OF these letters was received
with cheer after cheer by the men who were
some Tine: Mr. Evan. .ns.aPesS 70 them sS
could dismiss them and send them to their
Gov, Tillman this afternoon gave out this
interview:
There has not been such excitement add
Indignation since 1876. when the news was
flashed over the State that the United States
troops had seized the State House the night
before the assembling Of the IeglslAtursi
q diGnation on the part OF the Inhabitants OF
the cities because Ihsy have besn taught to
believe blythe newspapers that personal rights
and libertiss have been invaded aud that ty-
rant Tillman has trampled them under foot:
Indignation on the part OF the country psopls. |
because they know Il is a lie and that Il ls sim
ply the old political night oi'A0 and 'tl2. which
has blAzsd up. and the dispensary has been
taken as . prstsxt
that OF democracy against aTlstocrAcy. OF the
people against oligRrchy. The people
cAptured the Government and intend to hold II,
a. they have shown By their actions yesterday
and tho dAT before Ii ls a wonder We got
through the campaigns OF 80 and '02 without
nriet and bloodshed IL Is TO be hoped that
the strife will now end and that reason will re-
turn to both factions. and that In the future
We will have one rule. that OF law. That's my
RUE the only one have ever tried 10 enforce,
and shall not depart from my previous
II will add that the dispensAry has com. 10
stay. and that the nfoTcs msnt Of this law in |
The future will be moTe rigid than IL has ever
been. The blood which has been sh 81 At BAR !
lngtOn and elsewhere In the enforcement at
The Dispensary Law Was necessary sacrifice |
10 the moloeh Of whiskey and this insuTTse-
Hon IL the last expiring a8Oniss Of the wills