The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-02
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b Carolina HaS a
|'ltTaCt.
gTER ALL AROUND
Enforce a Law Ap-
Popular Thirst, the
Omcial Suddenly
Almost as Wide
of Colonel Brecken-
|tagonizes the City
telegraph Companies
Grief in Every Direc-

NGToN, S. c.. April I.
Mayor Dirgan sent tele =
} heads of all posses in
be the fleeing coustables
back to town, as they
This it is known would
men back. and by this
@ constebles ware free 10
nsei. 1t is learned that
en- away in y wagon dur
t. Constable McLendon.
posed to have been mort.
III. and who was not
that account, was taken
at night BY friends. Con-
has gone to Il private houS9
attention. H SAYS that
I of the pursuit he was in Il
ed up with straw
ittea from Florence came
Iorning to tender service in
we're needed by the citizsns.
discussion of the matter it was
TO thank Florence for the of'r,
1t it was not necessary to have
bops coma here. While here the
ttee from Florence anu0unced
latter would b. sent Governor
an advising him that the dispen-
1t that place could not again he
I'D and that the constables would
@ tolerated there.
SATE PROPERTY TO BE PROTECTED.
a people of Darlington are deter
that no destruction to state prop
shall be permitted. and last night,
an attempt was made to loot the
his Try. it was promptly resisted.
ing the morning an effort was made
tganiza the citiz. .ns to resist the
ktry volunteers that Governor Till
h had called for. Mayor Dargan
other prominent citizens addressed
men and advised them not to make
Demonstration but to remain PER
tly quiet, as the unders tanding was
t Governor Tillman, upon the ad'
q of General Farley, would do moth
to excite the people, and that the
itary would, under no circumstances,
(llowed to come here. General Ear.
was of the opinion that there was
no occasion for the bringing
the military,
~ people here did not at all like
ea of having the Western Union
aph Office put under censorship
nmbia on their account. With
the POSSE back in the city; all of
bnstables out of tho county, and
poDle bent upon keeping the peace,
the news that 900 troops from
mbia have started on their way
this hour, 6 D. M, efo ts are
e made to have the troops return tc
|umbia, on the ground that theil
sence can do no possible good.
THE TROOPS BRAvELY MARCH.
COLUMBIA, S C.. April Eleven
npanics Of state troops left here a
clock this afternoon for the scene o.
disturbance. 1t il said that the
ops are first to ba taken to Florence.
nat is 10 be done with them is Il
stery. General Richbourg, who is
command. would not say anything
,ut his orders.
The companies were divided in two
'imruts and colonel placed in com,
nd of each regiment. The troops
mt away on special train over tbs
lantic Coast line.
Three hundred volunteer citizen,
ned with all manner of weapons ar.
I'd shortly after the departure of the
pa and are ready to obey the orders
he governor. More companies anG
2 volunteers are to arrive. Moth
an lie heard here from Darlington,
F telegraph company will not re,
or send messages to or from the
Fnor,
CAUSE OF ANXIETY REMOVED.
.w YORK. April 1.-The following
latch has been received from G.. B
superintendent of the Western
Ion Telegraph company. from Co.
hbia. s. G.: THE mayor aud sew.
mem bers of the city government
apprehensive that it is thought
|oughout the country that Columbis
very much disturbed. They viii
OBLIGED if You will state TO the
las that the city is perfectly quie
7 that it has not been necessary tC
|rense the police force or take any
usual measures whatever.
d. G., April 1.-Sena
Irny received the following tele.
m this evening from John Gar,
ans at Columbia. S. c.: 1--WE are il
|hmand of the situation. The conn
! militia havs responded promptly
the law will be enforced at al
Ids. The people still rule.