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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. AR
(E'or) m
ARRIVE
(FroIn)

tfor) (krom)
1920 7 Ashland and Portland . 6:2OA
S'42 a Callstoga and Napa..-.... HIS a
500 ri Callstoga and Napa $40
4O;&o A Deming, FL Paso and East $50 p
9'!o GoIfax 200
I;1O I knights Lding il Orovllfe 7;45 A
o;3O Los Angeles. ............,....t 1925 A
11;4O A Ogden and East-Second
400 y =, Class $40 a
4O:OO I Central Atlantic Express
for Ogden and EAST. 5:A5 A
500 Z OroviIe via Rosevle inc 1Ol5 A
"b:4o A Red Bluff via Woodland $3.50 2
500 Z Red Bluff via MarysyiIIeI 1Ol5 A
1850 A Redding via Willows - 3:55 2
500 A San Francisco via BeniciaI 1l.15 A
o:IO ~ san Francisco via BeniciaI 9:4O z
b:4o A San Francisco via Benicia! 1920 2
500 L san Francisco via Benicia $40 z
1000 A San Francisco via steamer $500 A
40;@2 A San Fran. via LiyermoreI $50 p
1O:25 san Jose. $50 p
1O;2o A santa Barbara ................... $50 z
o;4o santa Rosa............ ............ HIS A
S'Oo L santa Rosa ...............- $50 p
Stockton and Galt.. $50 p
1O:2o stockton and Galt..., $50 p
b:3O Z Stockton and Galt,.... 1923
11:4O A Iruckee and Reno..... 2:4O A
1000 2 Truckee and Reno o 5:45
o:3o Naiielo 11:10 a
o;Oo vallejo ..........,............ .- $40 2
*4:lO p Folsom and Placerville l*ll:O5 A
600 A Folsom and PlacervilIe $40 p
SUNDAY excepted. 3Monday excepted.
A-for morning. P-FOr afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traftic Manager,
1. ID. GOODMAN, . en-. Passenger Agent.
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NEW TODAY.
DATE TAKEN

A DOMINO PARTY WILL BE GIVEN
n by WenonasCouncil, No. 2, Degree of Po-
cahontas, Improved Order of Red Men, at
Turner Hall, OCTOBER 29TH. 1t
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Miss Yaars,n,s Body Found.

ITuICA, n. Y. Dec. 26.-The body Of
Miss Yeargin, who was drowned in Ca
vuga lake several weeks ago, was
washed ashore last night near the de-
pot at Mckinney's Station, on the Au-
burn branch of the Lehigh Valley
road. Miss Yeargln went rowing with
Instructor Merriam of Cornell College
some six weeks ago, and failed to re-
turn. They were undoubtedly drowned
together by the capsizlng of their boat.
Great interest has been taken IN the
case on account of the prominence OF
the young people. At one time re-
port was circulated to the effect that
Mr.. Merriam and Miss Yesrgin had
been seen together'in New York city
after the date of their appearance from
Ithica. The finding of Miss 4eargln's
body disproves that story and no doubt
remains but that they met their death
by the accidental overturning OF then
boat. Miss Y eargin was one of the
prominent young women at Sage Col
lege. Her home was IN Lanrens, So.
DR.. Merriam's home was at Chattanoo'
ga, Tenn.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Restores the Whtsksy.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 27.-Con-
stable Swan goes to BarnWeI Jal! ID
charge of Deputy United States Mar
shall at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning.
This afternoon Swan appeared a. the
iail here, where was stored the oarrei
of whiskey which got him in trouble,
and showed an order from Governor
TilIman directing the Sheriff to deliver
the barrel to him. Swan then, in COM
pany with the other constables, put
the barrel on a wagon, stamped 1t Win
the Dlspensary stamp and carried 1t It
back to the warehouse OF the oou!a
Carolina Railway, whence he TOOK II,
and delivered it to the officers OF the
company. Swans sentence IS tntee
are paid. It is believed here that GOV,
ernor Tillman will pay the costs ano
also pay Swans wages, 81 a day, our
ing his incarceration.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
There Is Nc r aducsiOu.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 29.-Msny
people do lot understand what became
of the salary reduction bill which
passed the House and Senate at the last
session of the Legislature. The facts
are these: The bill passed ootn houses.
r. was approved by Governor Tillman
on the 22d of December. 1t was to 90
n into @ effect on the lst of January, 1894;
The next day the Legislature passed
the e' appropriation bill. Those interest
ed in salaries remaining as they are
succeeded in getting section lS added
to this bill. It provides that the sala
riea as at present fixed shall remain as
they are for the year 1891. This oni
was signed on the 25rd OF Decemoer-
rnis will virtually kill the salary re-
duction bill, as when it goes into effect
new Legislature will nave been elect
ed. and it may not think as the last one
did.-Register.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Robbed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 2S.-This
afternoon at 3 o'clock in an alley one
block from the court house, and in the
centre of the city, G. L. Bell, a Wnlte
man recently from Chattanooga, was
knocked in the head by footpads and
robbed OF s275 in money. Bell, 1t
seems, was going up the alley for a
short cut when two men slipped up
behind him and struck him on the head
with a heavy rock. He fell insenslole
and they wenS through his pocAeGs,
taking from an inside vest pocket the
roll Of bills. Then they escaped un-
noticed and as yet have not been
caught. An examination Of Bells
wounds show that they are not serious
He has entirely recovered conscious
ness and will be we'll IN day OF TWO
He was until two weeks ago a .mercn'
ant in Chattanooga, and has been pros
pecting here with a view of engaging
| in business.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
An AsssssIn'a Act.

BRISTOL, Tenn, Dec. ga special
tonight from Double Tunnel, W., on
the Louisville and Nashville Rallr:ad, !,
says: William Herald shot and killed
a young man named Finley there this
afternoon. They bott worked for q
lumberman named TAILOR. Tssy quar-
relied over their work yesterday: Her
aid told Finley that he eWcuid Kill him.
Finley paid very little attention to the
threat, thinking Herald was trying. to
bluff him. AS Finley was walking
past Herald's house this afternoon the
latter stepped to the door and shot the
former with a shotgun loaded with r.
lie balls. Herald has fed. It is thought
that be is on his way to Norton, va
A posse of ten men started in pursuit
of him. Finley was about % years OF
age and single. He seems to nave
been a stranger, no one knowing where
he came from. Herald is q marrlec
Ian and is said to be from near Aolng'
don, Va.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
pntr Messrs. Moses. Wilborn

the county. Messrs. Moses, Wilborn
and jordan opposed the amendment
and on vote being taken i: was lost.
The bill was then read to is end and
the amendments offered to different
sections were unanimous, but the bill
passed lis third reading without being
materially amended.
The sal aries Of the Supervisors il the
counties are:
Abbeville, $500; Aiken, GOO; An
derson, 5000; Barnwell, $500; Beaufort,
$500; Berkeley. $500. Charleston, ST.
900; Chester, $500; Chesterfield. $500;
Clarendon, $500; olletop, $500; Darl-
ington, 5000; E1geield, $500: Fairfield,
$3.50; Florence, $500; Geor&etown,
$3.50; GIeenvllle, 5000; Hampton, 5000;
Horny, $500; Kershaw, 5000; Lancaster,
$500; Laurens, 5000; Lexington 5000;
Marion, $500; Marlboro, 500; Ne Der
ry, $3.50; Oconee, $500; Oraneeburg,
$500, Pickens, $500; Richlaud, 5000;
Spartanburg, $1,000; Sumter, $1,000:
Union, 5000; williamsburg. 5000; York.
$500. They take effect 1895.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Recruitsf fC Brazil.

Boston. Dec. 20.-An American in
the role Of recruiting officer for the
Brazilian army i: circulating ap-
peals for men to goto the front at R!o
Janeiro immedlatelyanG last evening ne
succeeded in enrolling in that service
three noncomuissioled officers and two
privates Of the Fist Regiment OF the
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. LIS
understood that there cruiting agent Will
receive second ieu!enant's commls'
sion if he succeeds n raising twenty-five
men. HIS salarywas fixed at $50 per
month and that oflhe enlisted men SOU
to serve six mor.hs. The men Who
have agreed to enlist in the Brazilian
army are: Sergeant Fox, Corporais v
D. Brown and CT. Peterson, bugleI
F. z. Brown andPrlvate Spl!z.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Election Frauds.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Dec. .2O.-The
extraordinary grand jury, which has
been investigating the alleged election
frauds at Gravesend, was dlscha sed by
Judge Cullen today. Eleven indict-
ments were filed against John 7. Nc.
Kane. Six OF these chargers are Tor
telonies. The others are for conspiracy,
contempt of court, assault in the sec.
ond degree, oppression aud misconduct
of The registry Offices. Six other per.
sons in Gravesend are also charged
with misconduct of registry offices.
Newton and Sutherland each have two
indictments flee against them, charging
them each with contempt Of court and
oppression. Justics Cullen fixed Nc
Kane's bail at 1000, to be Gistriout.
cd among the indictments, which would
make IL a little over s2 500 per ind!ct-
uent. For Newton and Sutherland:
Justice Cullen fixed bal! at $4,000. AL
cave the REQUIRED bail.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
American Sailors Mardered.

New YORK, Dec. 2S.-The steamer
George W. Clyde brings Information
that TWO seamen belonging to the crew
of the American schooner Henry Crosby,
were shot and dangerously wounded oy
San Domingo soldiers.
The Heu,y Crosby was trying TO
make TIE port of Azua, which is about
ninety miles from San Domiog> city, on
December IL. The captain had lost his
bearings and the schooner approached
the port of O.d Azla, about ten niles
distant from Azua. :,
The vessel was anchored and small
boat was lowered to send ashore TOR in
formation as to the ocali.y. The hfst
tffcer and four seamen we're in the boat.
When about 300 yards out, file OF SOL
diers clad in the uoifotm OF the d.
min.can army, ran d dpVn to the oeac1
and fred at the boat. One Of the sailors
threw up his hands and fell. A second
yolley y Hounded the first oficer. Then
the sailors rowed for their lives. The
officer was shot 10 the shoulder. Tne
sailor was struck by several balls aod
is probably fatally hurt. The captain
| of the Crosby proceeded to Ana. From
there he reported the outrage to the
United States consul at San Domingo
city. at the !atter's reqaest tull details
of the shooting were written out oy toe
captain, and the report was ior 1arded
TO the United States authorizes at
Washington. The letter came by the
George W. CLYDE and Will p7'baoly
reach the State Department tonight.
No Information or satistatlon was gwen
The American skipper bg toe Dominican
authorities. 1t Is supposed, however,
| that the soldiers believed the A nerlcan
sailors TO be band Of conspIra'ors who
intended to oVerthro% ~ sors:hmen'
of President deuceux.
San Domingo ofi;ials bad insar1atlor
| ofsn intended inv asion oV rebels from
Turks Island, Jamaica, or Haytl, ant
were so sure that the invaders Her'
coming that they did notstop to inVest'
cate although the Crosby vas dyla:
stars and stripes II plaio view.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Girls We're Scarce.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec, 3o.-A
grand ball in celebration of the Gol!.
days, was given at the rancn OF dUse
PSmerce, In Peco5 county, near tne
Rio Grande border, Thursday night.
1t was attended by the Mexican cow
bows for many miles around. There
mas q great scarcity of young women,
and there were q number OF rows dur.
Inc the evening among the surplus OF
young men, as to whose turn 1t was to
Claim the girls for the dances; IL
ouors lowed freely and the ball broke
10 IN general 6ght between tne
Young Mexicans, in Wnich three young
men were killed. The Duroerers I'VE
on the Mexican side Of the river, &c
which place they made their escape.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Cnnatahla DAVIS Wnlpped.

SpARrASBURG, S. c., Dec. 29:-Last
night about u O'clock as State Consta-
stable Davis Was en- route to his boaro,,
inc house be was attacked by croWo
of negroes and severely whipped to ex
cess along the railroad, a distance OF
several squares. Pieces OF ruooel nose
were used to do the whipping WIN;
Davis was made to take Off MS nat ana
address these negroes as gentlemen ana
also swear that he would quit I'LL
n.n's service and 90 home. A nun,
Der of white men witnessed the assault
but refused to interfere. No one
knew where the police were. Inc
farmers are organizing all over the
county to put down such laWlessness.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
AIust Bachp the Law.

COLUMBIA, S., Dec. 29.-SectIon
10 of the new spensary law has
provision OF vltalnterest TO the towns
and cities OF the tate. The last por-
ton of it containthe following for the
guidance Of the tate Board OF Con-
troll:
"All profit payil all expenses OF the
County Dispersal shall be paid one.
half to the county .essury and one.halt
to the municipal operation in which
it may be locatedJuch settlements to
be made quarterly Provided, That If
the authorities ofar town or city which
in the judgment othe State Board OF
Control do not enrce this law, the
State Board may phhold the part 60
ing to the said towpr city and use It to
pay Slate constable''
Governor Tillmaintenfs 10 pay par
aculsr attention tthe enforcement OF
this provision Of thuew law. Through
this danger to the pketbooks of the Cit
les aud towns, he pes to receive some
assistance in carryis out the dlspensary
Law. 1t is not thtght that there are
many municipalitie which will care to
forfeit their portionpf the profits.
The Governor wibegin on Colun Na.
He had talk withMayor Fisher yes
terday and the maer may be brought
up before the neetig of the City Coun-
Gil tonight. The cy fathers will then
he called upon to dede between alclns
in the enforcement cthe law and IN los'
ing the profits.
Il is understood te be Governor Till
mans intention, inase the cities ano
towns decline to lei helping hand &c
the officers of the Ste, to take the pro-
fits which should haV'gone to those cor
poranous and use itin establishing q
constabularv force hose business Il
will be to watch for 'iolations N those
places and to make tb arrests Wa.c1 i
should have been the]uty Of the police
officers to make. Th, IS authorized oy
the law.
Ia talking in generl Of the D:spen
sary law yesterday, te Governor VA
told that there are may reports OF trau'
perpetrated by Dispusers, such a
watering whiskey, etc. and selling tn
additional quantity tbs made at thel
own profit. The GoVcror said that n
would see that no sue game as this
worked by anybody. The man VII
tries It Will soon wintup in the Penj
tentiary. T2e Governor further sal
that the new law alloRd him some dis
cretion n the seiectIo! OF Dispensers
the future and that h would see tha
only men wAo are kown to be homo!
able and above any aspiclon shall II
ceive the appointment.
Governor Tillman las never peen 5
hopeful of the success of this law q
now. He will devoe q great deal
his time to looking ater its operation
and will show the peQle that II the Ia
is given halt q show will be 5rlllIar
success.-Reglster.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Two kansas Criminals.

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 2S.-It devel-
oped today that the murderer of In
gram of Pine Bluff, Ark, and the mur-
derers of c. A. Chapman, an express
messenger, at Mound Valley, Kan, are
confined in the penitentiary here under
a sentence of five years each, as COM
mon burglars. Sheriff A. &. Thomp.
son and Deputy Sheriff w. \. Clay Of
Jefferson county, Arkansas, are here
after the famous prisoners. The re-
QUESTION will be received tonight, and
as Governor Stone has agreed TO sur
render the prisoners, they will leave
with them tomorrow for Kansas.
Their first appearance in this State was
when they robbed jeWelry store and
cracked a safe at Columbus, Miss, last
October. They escaped but few days
later were arrested at Jasper, Ala, and
we're returned to this State as Green
hall and Curtis. a few days later they
we're tried under those names at Co.
lumbus sni sentenced to five years.
DeDuty Clay has been steadily after
them for two months. He located
them in Alabama through means of
Claude Shepherds kin folks, who are
respectable people. Afterwards he
tracked them into the penitenCary
here. The correct names Of the Two
men, wanted in Kansas and Arkansas
for murder and train robbery, are Hans
Hvdrick and Claude Shepherd. The
other, known only as Curtis, is be-
lieved to have been with them when
thew robbed the train at Mound VAL
ley, and killed Express Messenger &.
A. Chapman, September 10 last. About
a year ago, Hans Hydrick killed a MI.
Ingram at Pine Bluff, Ark. He was
jailed at Pine Bluff and aboutthe same
time Claude Shepherd was committed
for burglary. Shortly afterwards both
escaped. The next heard Of them was
at Buckner, Ark, where they blew open
a safe. September Is last, they, IN
company with another man believed to
be Curtis. robbed the Frisco train at
Mound Valley, killing Express Mes
senger Chapman and going through
the pockets Of the passengers. Shep-
herd fred the fatal shot. The next
heard of them was when they commit
ted the Columbus safe cracking. De
putty Clay obtained information that
| Shepherds kin folk lived in Alabama
1t took two months 30 get this clew.
With it he went to Alabama and
learned of their eXtradition to MiSsls-
siopi. He and Sheriff Thompson TO-
day recognized Hydrick and shepherd
| as the notorious criminals, and believe
Curtis to be the third man engaged in
the Mound Valley robbery. They say
Hydrick and Shepherd have criminal
records that would compare favorably
with that of any noted criminal. Kan
sas will be given the first chance 81
them. There is big reward for then
but the two officers did not know the
amount. Each man has several
aliases.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
A Bluff Game.

AMBLER, Pa, Dec. 29.-The keasov
s. Mattison Company, manufactures OF
chemists and pipe covering, YESTERDAY
posted IN their works here a notlce 10
the effect that the introduction OF Iae
wilson bill ID Congress was causing the
company to lose a large amount OF ooSl, i
ness. and requesting the EMPLOYEES IN
sympathy with the measure to resign.
Mattison, president of the company,
SAYS in future preference will be gwen
10 Republicans in employing men.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Success IN tho South +.

AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 27.-The
Chronicle will say editorially tomorrow:
s'In year of unexempled depression in
cotton manufacturing in the eastern
States the mills of Georgia and South
Carolina have been running on full
time. With climatic advantages, cheap
water power and raw material at first
costall large factories have made money
and paid dividends. The mills in and
around Augusta make a splendid show.
ing for the year just closed. Augusta
factory, capital 100000, 6 per cent.
dividend; Enterprise manufacturing
company, capital s750,000, 6 per cent;
Sibley manufacturing company, capital
sl>OOO,O 900, 6 per cent; King manuiactur.
inc company, capital sl,000,000 6 per
cent; Granlteville manufacturing com.
pany, capital 100000, 10 per cent.
The Langley manufacturing company
has incareased its capital during the year
from 100000 to 100000 and will
paw a semi annual dividend of
three per cent. on. the in
creased capital. The records of these
mills show that the South is the most
inviting field for cotton manufacturing
and the indications are that in the near
future new factories will be started in
this section. In 1880 the South con.
sumed two hundred thousand bales OF
cotton. In 1898 the southern mills con-
sumed 100000 bales. There could be
no stronger evidence Of the South's sup
erioritY over the North in its advantages
for cotton manufacturing than during
the past year nothern mills have been
shut down while mllsin the South have
been running on full time and have PAID
good dividends"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Homicide

SAVANNAH: Ga, Dec. 3O.-A spe-
c;al to the Morning News from Baxley,
Ga, says: Last night David NJ: Cos
by Shot and instantly killed Mack Mac
Carthy. The shooting occurred at the
residence of Berry W. Crosby, father OF
David NJ, about six miles south OF this rs
place. Crosby came in this morning 10
give himself up to the sheriff. Crosby
cl.ims that at The time Of the shooting
MacCarthy had his gun drawn OF him
and said that he Intended killing 2,u,
whereupon be drew MS pistol and SHOT
MacCarthy. All the parties are White
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Part Company,

TOPEKA, KAs., Dec. 30.-Gcyernor
Lewelling to-day appointed }. W. Free
Morn cf Mcpherson County, mem
ber of the State board of charities, 10
succeed Mrs. E. Lease, removed. Mt.
Freeborn is the sheriff of McPnerson,
hut goes out of office early in January.
Goyerror Lewelling announced that II
April when Mr.. Yoe's, one OF the lie.
publican members, term expired that
a woman would be appointed to ill ms
position. 1t is believed that Mrs. A: n
Clark, secretary of the worlds fals
board, will receive the appointment.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Breaks j all.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec. 2s.-A special
to the Evening Press from Arcadia,
Fla, states that G. Quin Bass and
James Moth broke jail last night, both
convicted of murder. Bass had been
sentenced to life imprisonment and
Moth to be hanged. Both are white
and very desperate. Bedford Branch,
who was convicted with Bass and re-
ceived the same sentence, refused 10
escape with the men.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
HaupedtHtmseif.

san FRANCISCO, December 3O-Ex-
State Treasurer Adam Herold last
night committed suicide by hanging
himself with silkscarf to washstand
in the Golden West Hotel. he WIS
candidate for the office of superlnSen-
deps of the mint, which was gwen 70
Daggett, and has been low splriteo eye. eyer
since. lie was State Treasurer ID 1850.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03

New YORK, Dc. PA special dis
patch from Pouglkeepsie, \. y, to the
Mail and Express says: Oliver Gurus
Perry. the noted train robbec and des-
perado, was todai transferred troEa the
Auburn State plison to the criminal
insane asylum Mattoawan. He is
insane"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03
Dropped.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Col. j..
Hampton Hoge of Virginia, United
States consul to Annoy, has been
dropped from the consular service, the
result of an Investigation OF the char.
ges against his integrity. Secretary
Gresham has sent letters to Senator
Daniel and to Col. Hoge, informing
them of this action.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03

TIE President is very freely criti-
cised for his appointment of Wayne
MacVeigh to the post of ambassador
to Italy. All the Republicans who
voted for Mr.. Cleveland will have'to be
provided for, Notwithstanding the fact
that there are thousands of Democrats
who are still out in the cold.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-03

They Claim that Nest CT the A'lisnce O''
msrds ars Endorsed by Msjori'' -
tho Democrats in Congress snd ASKS
Fusther Questions.
Hon. Wade Hampton, Washington, u.