The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
ORDER is AGAIN RESTORED.
Gen. RiChbOurg Advises Tillman that lie
Sees 10 Trouble Ahead,
STILL SCRUIIsIZING 7ELEGRAIS,
Tillman Satisfies Himself that Nothing
Contraband Goes over the "ifes'
Played the Despot All Day Sunday.

DARLINGTON. s. C.. April 2.-Dariing-
ton passed it's first day under martial
law without special incident. Nothing
las yet occurred 70 mar the peace and
Quiet which was restored before the adj
vent OF the military under orders from
Governor Tilman. The people have gone
about their business IN quiet, orderly
way. and the military has been gwen the
freedom Of The city and rendered every
courtesy. People here realize tnat 'uo
troops with few exceptions are t"0'
friend and VIII not harm them IneIe
IS. however. the natural feeilns OF re-
.traint over the fact OF belns plaotu
under military rule. and the uncertainty
I'D 10 how long the troops VIII be quar-
fered here. General Richbourg. IN COM
nand. SAYS that he Is under orders, ana
does not know how long the troops VIII
r.nain here. He reports that everything
is peaceful and perfectly quiet ana that
DE sees no evidences Of trouble lie mas
On that account. refrancd from Issuing
a proclamation, and awaits Governor ll"-
mans orders in that direction.
Tho Constabies May Testify.
The FIRST thing TO happen since the
arrival of the troops to which any pos
sible significance can be attached. was
the postponoment OF the hearing of the
testimony before the coroner's jury to-
day. under orders from Governor lillman.
Some fear that this means that the con-
stables are 90 be brought here under
military escort 20 testify at the inquest
10 this be true trouble Is likely 20 occur.
The citizens advisory committee has done
n0thing since the arrival Of The military.
The city is under military discipline and
public places are being patronzod. The
soldiers are having "a good time Of IT,
About o'clock the military pitched their
tents about half mile from the square
m a recently plowed field. The property
.is under the control of Mayor Darsan.
sc this hour the mon have few blankets,
no cooking utensils. but have "a lot Of
-four and hams Strict military rules are
hang enforced. and the companies are
r.tung drilled in camp life. About half
.f the command is In camp. and the
other has been given leave OF absence
and are mp town. The companies an
e..m anxious 10 go home. excepting the
rf.rfcid command. which. 10 is under
stood. has agreed that none of the men
uIn 20 home until the entire command
f. discharged
micro have been frequent teiegrams
r.e.frr between General Richbourg and
grelrnor Tilman. The first was as 10
+he Inquest. NJ is not yet known no"
fo.r the constabuiary will remain in TINS
county. hut 10 has been announced "'
..ni-ofcIal authority that they viii re-
main here under orders until tine last OF
ffc Consables SIS known 10 bee safe and
out of any immediate harm.
Took ,harge oi thr Tei-graph ohicr.
rns morning General Richhourg. under
.ri.ra from Governor Tnman. took
.heree of The Western Union telegraph
office here. and. after tax with NE
ftl. tiioWr4 F'ti.iaess Co. 80 on, on
condition lhat questionable or incendiafy
r.-.iaes le referred 20 him. lie am
need that hc did not care to assume
ra role of tyraut. Upon orders received
f.fore leaving Columbia, four companies
-.rhracine the Maxwell Guards, tine
Greenwood Morgan Rifles and the Green
Vile santce Hines. which arrived here
to-day. and the Edgcheid hussars leil
on "a special train for FLORENCE. which
srv viii bee placed under martial ia".
under The proclamation issued for several
davs. Hugh Fally. adiutant Inspector
general. has gone in command of tAe de-
tachment So far as is known all the
eonstables have left this county, and 10
is certain that mo- posse is in pursuit a
report was current that two constables
had been found dead near TimmonsVilie.
Inquiry developed The fact that there
was no correctness i'm the rumor.