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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

An INTRODUCTION 40 once conf
muutsfy, iolci.Hus mud dItcfmuatinr
was tnnt given by Mr Cnaro. Em
Smith TO E ii,1r Charles A. Dana, who
was to speak ON tho subject Of New
Eaglaud 10 journalism At the bar glpi
Of the New England x society OF paiia.
delphia the other Might The eloquent
toa'imasler referred % him a. "ouc
who 10 universally recognized by his
professional brethren ns we'll No by all
others as tue foremost journalist OF the
United slaios-that he 90 cay, Of oil to
world. Tho wiae7t aui the brgbtsit,
tho most experienced aud tho m1st
honored, the Herculc, with the hosv.
lost club, aud, % may to permit. d
TO 10y 30, the harlequin with the light
oct la1h-lword, tho Ncst8r aud the Jester
VI American journalism, tho bon saw.
ant aud the bon vlvaui.n
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IIIL @l!snIcuLIunAL cnLLEnr.


f.aoso who have mover visited the
Agricultural College nc Logan can
have but a poor conception Of tho
splendid work that b. being done by
that Institution. A recent visit and q
brief Inspection Of IT, methods and
merits by tho writer, was to him, he 10
FREQ to confess, a delightful revelation.
No adequate iioa OF tue completeness
OF rue establishment and the magnin.
cent Held 10 10 % admirably nilne
had been formed; and OF the ontire
party who, on the occasion referred 90,
were shown through the various De.
par,monto, there was not ono who DID
not feel gfatined AMI proud that the
Territory had such an institution for
the education Of iis youth In something
more than tho more contents Of books.
It's with especial pleasure, there.
fore, that We again call attention
10 special winter c1uro for
farmers aud home-krepors, begiunlng
At the College on January o. 10 e.
Intended primarily Tor those men ami |
women whose time and efforts have /
boUn largely given 10 the material |
progress OF the Territory, and who |
now hud themselves without the cdu.
cational requirements which their
lahors demand or the scientific knowI.
edge uectan'y 20 fully successful
conduct Of their occupations. IL iu.
cludos agriculture with the study Of
farm fences and buildiugp, soils, farm
machinery, Irrigation, mauurea, drain.
ago aud stock feeIingl; horticulture
lnd botany; entomology; veterinary
SCIENCE political rcouomy; irrigation
engineering, aud dairylng; while tho
course for w0mon Ga tho domestic arts
Includes cooking, sowing, hygiene,
iaifyiny aud history. Tho entrance
lee Is only $500 an admlllauos will
'o without examination OF any kind.
Tho NEWS sincerely commends this
to tho attention OF is
eauers, aud hopes tie community nt
'rgo viii not neglect the benent
iI.rai. Asairoaiy stated, our honest
eIioi is that lf the people OF Umn
ouli but know from actual obsorya.
lon what tho Agricultural College 10
apnbie Of loing and lie d1lng, the wa.
Establishment would DO crowded 10 %,
lllost capacity. I.iaan honor to tho
tate.
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BRUTAL FOOTBALL

Salt Lake Is promised a game of foot.
ufll, In which % crack vlsItng team
rom Cnicago & 10 engage O local club
10 u quitoprobablc that in ,bis city GA.
Ch0cag0aus viii present a les bfuta
display than that IN which they tool,
rarl in California br hrir cl8sIpr
Neme ON Now Yars Day. On tb.f
occasion the Reliance Athletic CHM
commended with tho Chicago Uniysrs..
v team, winning by fclro of8nu.
Hui the game was "a most brutal
.lnIT in which the upsHr
weight strength auI Gorceness of rr,
Reliance men gained ihu day. d.,
.uuato.y for the player, %, Que WI,
I'lei, but that was u.t the fault o..
some OF those WIN took par. IL
.aptgd that SnormrI, OF the CnlIhrrI.
.am, deliberately struck Yunt.
-nIcasn, AMI then knott on hl. head
latd as he c7ulii WyanJ OF Cbicay.
was also p1rp5iaIy struck 60 the ms.
md knocked over Boy a CaIlorn.
layer anj other bu.alIIcs were Boa
.uIged la by tho coast team tlIl oyyg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
~ ADMINS TRAITOR.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ~
~ purHuAuu. ul an order ut tHe Ir1bat.
'oi.I OF ntlI LHAH County. Utah. mHIa Oh m
.l. a'} gi 'c.gu ggr, l-Il. Boo Che matter of M
,.tal' ot hm. D. n Allen. dgUUHsou. ono M.
N,I .HnrI administrator uI said ysJate. tg.II gru
At tUrIi. hI.f. l1 luu highest bidder. I0r psfU
ahl hIHI.'. iH combination 1851 tho stII lrl.'
lhtn Court, yl uI after Monday, tho gtst ,iay nf
January. ..s 100 fuu r.HI Title. trtarr.f .r
'.til' OF 90. said VIM D.. 81. Allen. Nd tlr nm.
on his atN i.s Auu 900 tuu u.ul. uur AMI IHfrr.
tat which ihU bald UHtsfu UHH HIure Hg.urT.t
u} lhg operation ut law 0r Otherwise in and
20 lhAl certain piece or u4rIsI
q lul more particularly to.crlbei as
l'."NH 20 Mt Commencing no tUu ulrluWrst
corner M In. lHreH ~. block dyU lll. pIat"b.i
Pug lHho Wy survey ami running thence
SCUM 'rfrn lN rIHs. tUUUui rArt ton IiUf rI.f.
llrH'r norm sgT.u 40 rods, thence wrst frB
N.. rode Do tUr place of BEGINNING. ruuftfnIrs
..''Nl. 10 Square rode OF ground. IYIue md
I,ns lu ihe gi} ana county of -aIt Lalg,
llIW. lI sa'g. Cash. gold coin of Che United
nIAi'H Ten peg cent uI ihU uuruuusr pfIu, ID.
Nr It.a 900 iHH org. of calls and tHr H4I4uas .,,.
confirmation of sHghy thu l'rOlllr cuurt, brri
At lNH rhurn0t of 500 purchaser. $50. fur tt1
IIr Nl lNr above described land win tg re.
Owed nt ihr Administrator, 40 hra rgsl1euee
Nn, 20 l' street. nlIt LlLy city. uUH
NN g.. Is. ALIIN Jr
AlW'utiFAlHr li tUU estate OF milk
A.IDu. deceased.
Dated January . 1875
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A Dad POLICY.

4
The farmers Of South Dakota bays
been 90 severely Affected by the drouth
the past season that It lie said they have
not sufficient seed for tubs years plant.
ing. In fact the announcement Il,
made that unless something Ia done to
provide seed grain, not more tLan one.
'enth OF all the cultivated lands In the
Dakolas can be planted this year.
Under this comparatively destitute
condition OF the farming olbsa, the
merchants In the email towns also nro
made to suffer- and failure to secure
good crops this year will result mo.t
dlsRatrously.
To make matters worse, the mrmers
generally have beon pursuing o. very
bad policy Tor some years. The biz
elevator men have been ready TO buy
up grain at low rates In the fall,payipg
cash therefor This ready money has
been very acceptable to the farmer
who has lot his full crop 70, and then
to secure seed grain has borrowed from
the elevator companies, giving ch.tl.l
mortgages as security. Thus he nn.
proceeded on continuous debtor.
basis.
The evil OF the custom now comes
home with foil force. The stock ana |
other prBlnal property about farm BIZ. |
regarded this year as goodsocur.ry.so |
iheelevallr companies cay hoy cannot |
loan on that bsss. Realizing tho ne.
cessiiios Il the Agricultural however.
the elevator men have made pr1p1sl.
ton, IN which they say tuuy are will.
Ing to lend, not on cnattel mortgage.
but on county warrants. Thu c.un
ties are expected to nay in time
warruuts, anu 20 distribute tb,
aeed among the fErmes, b.E.
Ing to the latter for thoir recon-
pense, Thus the elevator men are
perfectly secured, by mortgage ON tb
public funds. 1t is said that vnri11
county commissioner will be impgllet
hy public sentiment owing 90 the
necessities Of tho situation, TO ncoep.
his proposition, ana some have done
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rANArIclsM EXTRAORDINARY


The resolution quoted in a disra'cb
from Tacoma, wherein a member OF
The Washington state legislature pro.
poses that his state shall asl, the general
government 30 remove Mr. Blt,ili
from the confines of the United Stated.
VIII be regarded by many ue1plo as
opp1riunc. The legislator roiorrcI %,
y. T. Taylor, h. state secretary Of lho
a. 7. A., and tho paper he has pre-.
pared i an Indication Of the oxtont 10
which bigotfy would be CARROT TO this
country by men whom the people oc.
oasionally enlrust with tho "a.
cred responsibilities Of lawmnk.
ore. II Na Taylor 10 backed In
We proposition by tho sentiment OF
the organisation 20 which he belongs.
then II must be olassed, upon im own
public attitude, A. more serious moE.
nee to American institutions than oven
II accuses the Catholic church Of being.
or course the request made ia the
revolution will not be accodod 10. This
country has not arrived at a condition
whom II can bo Induced 10 subject a
man to Punishment on account OF bic
religious opinions. Such q suggestion
ns that referred TO indicates an iu.
tolerance that might have been M.
plaudod by fanatics ia the dark |
ages. Tho resolution, however, is OF. |
perfume In further revealing tho ten.
denoy Of certain minds engaged Ga the
nuti.Oathollo movement. Itha1r
small step from the proposals - ,.iS
ment Of Mgr Satolli 10 .s'D.,'
OF penaiuss m, hot soo"- the inhiclilu |
VIM HIM. vi .'iaug = oo-roligIonl,t
,.,,a,..1', "'hnd then whore non.
c,,n,a At = gain control, to mako It
49, ~ 20 profess religion at all. There.
~ II IL to the Interest OF all lovers OF |
freedom 10 aniagonizo this tendency |
wherever II may present itself
II Mgr satolli or any other Catho.
lie, or Methodist, Presbyterian or
Railonaliit, violates the constitutional
law Of the land, or mennces the
national welfare, lot him be- prosecuted
and punished by legal methods; but
when II comes to banlshing a man
from the country for hls religious
opinions, or for spiritual advice which
no may give to persons who regard
him as their spiritual guide, people
III to govern themselves want none of
IT, Especially Is this the case when
the demand comes from a combination
whose councils and cousplracloa are
themselves antagonistlo to republican
Institutions. AntiCathollcism mustbe
stripped OF ils fauallcIsm before III re-.
guests are entitled to evon Official
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

'ha crowd hissui tntm for their COW.
ardly laoics.
The .ame here may, perhaps will,
attract large attendance. Lovers
oi football, u there afe any here who
may be thus Designated, ro doubt nre
t''irous that the sot.t1 viii present NO
particularly Objectionable features, Loot
sensible people gei o. thorough insight
Into tho innate brutality Of the game,
aud direct their influence towards I'a
suppression us popular pssiime. Bu.
nevefthulcss, 10 BE- a procedure that has
no place DO decent OF 6afs athletic uxcr.
ciscs, nul should be- ifoWuei down.
Regarding tho endorsement it receives
from certain educational Institutions
OF pr,sumoI high shading, tue follow.
inr lyii0G which tho New Yofs
hHisi s4i-M v0uchos f1t ~ having
been sent o. tho president u leading
Eastern college by gentleman who
had three a1Hs in Attendance there,
should bo interesting reading, parucu.
larry to school .Hlc.aG
Dear slf-Wo arc In reoai1, of your
InitHr thr"t HuiuE our BON Iam.s with
dHWlssnl for uUu-aii0ulauef at rooIa-
lions. You can imagine IhH uuuH was
mot uEfHnlhu iu mo. especially us ho has
been boo bod fora week ,uuuUr % aUfTHUu'H
care 10y % hurt received lu tha brutal
mmu VI football, which DO authorized
hnd endorsed uy your college rYyUfu-
mont.
teraluy regr1. tha, my .on. arc MOI
sufficiently lUtn.-uuad8d 81 Ignore iie
game, aud HHlII usY my Iu1 .HnrH and
possibly WF authority, l1 induce .Lnm
lp iunA upon Do us Outsiders II. Uu.
Goo whole atmosphere uf tuH uY.U.u ..
such innt DO il i.ur4II t0 overcome tHn /
fouumDut Ihht tIH best usH Traluf /
puNsicil luWU iH tU stand up aud haya Id /
bruised HuI battered aud disabled Iu /
onioaNuung 1 uphold tho glory OF H |
e'loaa winch WI. only OxUUI player If|
hIii..nutly disabled t0 BOO kHut ifUm at /
lpniiuH rn.IilfIuna
ia'l strongly ol this .ubIaa.,w wi % one
son boo bed With 600 nu.UHss ou BILE HIr. /
roo result ui kIuH another dIausuI0i /
wan hfuAnu front .uI.h! and HfIII "a
tIlfi ono Wild with enthusiasm uyHf dino |
30 orc1lIrFh.n EiuH.i and fool rfurtI.
Nui} helpless ll combat tho aUu ImUut
winch they imuIb1l tt ouGs 0n uu uung
tlo college.
] think tuH t.W0 htr como whom ptr.
'nlH ilrnuEu01. ih0 country should .riss
up AMI demand u moro Wholesome la
uuaugH uu Goo part uf tho uulh8utlUs ON
Doe subject u' gamos.
Tho uDwHUupUp for mos. t...
boon hllud with reports s..-fe .,W Nn''
-nr.i t...I'- ny w, aud % seems to tHo
Iaul.,',.,,. 10 Tho EHmo ls much moro
5-.ii.,,,, N.il uO moro rOspgolab.o Imam
LLiJH4 puzo lighting.
y nave WrIiuu Zoo mY fIu Informing
MN 900 iho penalty lO uIIlTrlUluIy have
g. pay iur Nls rUnrrt iIu, ss J. do uo. H.o
how hU vii. Io uHIuto 20 0u n Do I8.s.
Two cog tHfUu w,Uhs' fu.Iu IONS. as hH
doubtless will now hayU dH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

EyERYuJDr WHO feels as no should
ioel wishes everybody else happy
New Year There is onu iniallbIo
rule by which the wish may be
secured; employ as much time Us pos.
sioiv during the holiday season and
during the whole year In making other
people happy This rule was never
knownto fall lie result Is as sutc a.
boo sunshine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

30 already Dy thh means The Shy.
locke who lend afo 40 right, but the
a7rIcuiturists and Taxpayers seem 90 be-
getting 10 very had nz: and all
because, Ga the nrst place, the hrmes
were chronic dabt1rf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

William W. rs gar,sonof g. Y. Tag.
gari, viii boo the iu uro tune plauof-
uriiEhiH, tquarea Hui graufF, Tor $500
each. Ordsu let Doc pHrOn 0r by postal
OF tngTurt ami CIsmrariliu's Piano
aud Organ Hl0w fo.m, $40 Dot Street,
Will be promptly attended Co.,. Ofgans
tuned and repaired at equally low
Uficee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

On December 2l.u, 20 Do, and Decem.
ror 8ist ami January ID, ihU Union
Pacific will sell excursion tickets 90 OH
ft''i ne iOnuy point Wilma defiance
uI go milgs nt one iare, good returning
until January llh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02
TEMPLE CARE, 10 EllH STREET.
For Cakes Candies, Bread. etc.
Tourists Lunches sul Sandwiches.
Hot Lunch % an
sUPPORT HOME MnnsTRY


nNE BAY fliIiE ABOUT Two Yrkug
y u'1' fuIii boz rEut ear, halter on. .f IN,
l'NFo hniWal if u.t claimed lH or Isforo I'm.
W. ,th -, how'll boz sold at city Es,ray
JOHN o. NATION.
IuuUuE -4rar
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Cure that caurh With Bodbo Pitts
Oh time Couch BHaam--nuvsr f1ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

Nmls pre-onts 10 great variety, very
cheap at GIdue Pitis Drug Store.
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'hl.u''iu Lmmout always curr
..l.. ni..7. pTcf AIRED &C Go4be h..
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u, r. J1.'s d Co.,, Bankers, hove
remove ir M heir a. ul.c. %. bus.
..'s, % o,s the rect Q. SO. 100 Alaa
Street,
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Dr. Prices Cream Basing Powder
Contains 15 Ammonia or Alum.
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Big st0c OF WluI's FNrglods just
arrived, at 2li State 3d.
81. Weber,
wanna. PAUL.
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County Warrants upuEht.
Whirrsotip sold cheap. Money loaned
90 s'ych'' J. q. CuILER JR,
NfUkUr, gbH Main.
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You wlI,Uuvr money uyrtIlngwiI
hy Old Ga ip "tf. Dm 90.
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Go 10 tlo B1Iora Family Wine and
Liquor House, 10 Crm'l g., Tor Port,
Sherry, AngoicH, Ciarot mud all other
Calf. WineH, nt 5OH Bottle.
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hav" your watch repaired at Sur.
OHul he, DO McCorriuR Block.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

7 AHGE OR SMALL ANY coon sECuK.
lty taHy terms lryatr. Room DO
Nrtounica buNdirg. open till 800. m,
ETuNEl 40 LIAM uN Any GUOB 81.
vi curlty iu sums from 500 down. nc rpa.
.nnallr TniUa, liusursa confidential Room
no. quo Mglouick building upou uuul PAN
NTCGuRRlN d co. LOAN MONEY AT
w low rates ON any security lOW.s.
WILL TRADE OGDEN PROPERTY FOR
" equity ln city property. Wrautts and
ugnncllan real csIats, mines and loans. % T.
ard South.
I oANs, ANY AMOUNT ON CITY on
j 4 SAT- Lake and Davis County farms. Applv
al onge 20 40 sli Mcuarulgs block.
nE REASONABLE TEKMa APPLY no
- Taylor brutburs no % East Temple
MONEY TO LOAN TO LADIES on
IVA gentlemen ON personal, collateral or
cnAiiol securities stock bonds and commercial
papers bought ami sold. real tstHIu luaua nal.
EluniHls money advanced uu WarUhuuHa at1r.
we receipts, lowest rates OF Interest and lest
references gwen lur thu HHfH keeping of Fe.
ruuuus An business CONFIDENTIAL. y IiFp.
man, Financial Agent room 5Js Mccormick
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Hu"t'rr, Ht.rut.uuI

ti'Haesi ldc.s pHd .ur raw furs M.
'inr 'wh' MrHrsy Tho Furrier
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WANTED.

A RELIABLE GIUL fuK GtNEHAL
~ huusgworE b. wanted Immediately Ap.
ply 40 Mumau'H Exponent once. Constitution
lanlirF uetWceu N and to'cluck,
NKrASrED-LADr OR GENTLENAN no
w asr.at iu 0alen. salary iisLul with
chaugc tu Increase. AMI p0aIu1n permanent, Of
illcis hai way fair paid tu ONCE 70 engaged
IU" nac reference uul HUINHIIrrHanl STAMPED
envelope Mhuagor L1gE nrawurr ,hirAsn
A MAN IS EyEW sEUlloN 40 SILL
~ staple goods 60 dealers, experience uu.
necessary, uUHt side line. liI.UI % month
salary Aud expenses or lhrFr commissItu
made Tor scaled particulars Huni stamp. enc
lon soap ani Manufacturing Co.,hoK 40. tiu.
FOR SALE
4 IL KINDS Oh GOAL II. %. TLLER.
~ lcgt s. Cos, 200 Main &c. FOL, 40 a1L
FOR SALE CHEAP.
- NDHUDs FIVE HOOMHmCK HOUSE,
- with rity water aud cellar IFuI trees
aui barn ON place, Apply on prcmifos. 90 10.
lrl south.
FOR SALE.
NLEyES HOUSES AND -FOUR ISL.
~ proved farma Terms easy Eugene
lgwis, huumll0, A. %. Luudrug
COAL.
CsIoAL THAT SUITS" ALL KINDS
~ Muller Is Miller, gs West, second south
street Phone
TIE UTAH JUNK HOUSE
WILL PAY CA,u FOR RAGS. HoNEs.
w scrap Iron, Metals, Huhbers and All |
,lnla oL h1llle. ~ {. Lldt liFhth south ~ |
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fNIEyES HOUSES AND POUR Isl.
~ urotrd iaruH Terms easy. Eugene
owls, huumIl0, T.. 20. LuUdiug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30

Ourd 8ef9Iub bes
glmtgaerihts in Sapnau lit Der Rits
terautsbeIiber Grnf S9ipubah auf
WldraSorf auf 9lntras ieinss @aters.
bes 9eheimsn gommersienrutbs Sus
lius Shpaba6 in Berlin, fir einsn
9erIfpenber erfldrt uno entmiinoiet
pprben. sSn Der 3sit BON a4tsebn
Wpnaten bate Der nunmebr Gntz
miinoiote iiber cine Wtillion Mart
perbrauht. Die @sribpenbunass
Iuht bes nunmebr @ntmiinoigtsn
tdnnte teins 9renasn; es mar gar
nihts SeItenes, penn sr iih bon 9erz
lin einen Shnsiber per - Grtrdsug
tcmmen Iisb, aud fubr er ielbTt, penn
er reiite, tets nit grtraSug. Sir
9ferbe unb Surbe bate er cine be-
Ionbers aisbbubsrei; isin MarItalI in
MGraOorf iIt ipubrbaft fiiritIib ein>
e.rihtet. 0u ale siitli9en 8oritelz
lunaen unb Grmabnuneen nihts
fruatetsn. fub iid bas 5amilisnObers
baupt aus nabeIisssnben 9riinben
peranlaBt. bei benz suitGnbissn amis,
asridts Supndu etnen 2lntraa uuf
gntmiinbiaung gu ittllen, tpeldem
nun aud burh 8eihlub 6es lebtersn
itatt9sasben tporben TT.
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9uds6urg. Giren fsIt.nShlaf
bait. Elm b;siigsr puItbote. 9as 8ett,
in tosItem sr rubte, ipurbe tpdbrenb eis
nes @epitters BON einem 9libTtrr6l
ae!roffen unS gerietb in 9rdnb, obne
buB Der 9ofbote ,ripaht.. @liidli6ers
tp.iIe tonute sr bon dnbersn psrIonsg
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-04

The Mobile and Grard railroad was
sold at public outcry at Girard, Ala,
for $1,000, 900. The purchaser was Ju-
han T. Davis of New York, who is the
attorney of the Central Trust company
Of New York The sale was made un-
der decree Of foreclosure Of the first
mortgage bonds.
John P. McCrary shot and instantly
killed William Turner, deputy marshal,
on Main street, in Walhalia, S. O. They
had an alteration early in the after
edge Of the sidewalk when McOrary
walked up to him and pulling out his
pistol threw it at Turner'S breast and
shot him twice through the heart.
Friends OF ex-Probate Judge Ran
dolph, in Montgomery, Ala, who de-
fau1ted, went to Panama. and while
there killed policeman, has received
information that he has stoo6. his pre-
hninary trial and is out on bail. Ran
dolph was q warm personal and poiti-
cal friend Of Secretary Of the Navy
Herbert, who, it is supposed, has not
forgotten him in his trouble.
A novel and picturesque feature Of
the Thanksgiving celebration in Nash
vile, Tenn, was a parade Of ex-confed-
crate soldiers. There was a long line
Of the veterans-infantry, cavalry and
artillery-and over their gray uniforms
foated the stars and stripes. They had
a great dinner, which was concluded in
the evening with an entertainment at
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In East Nashville, Tenn, Thomas
Jones, quiet, peaceable citizen, was
murdered by George Eales, negro,
about 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr..
Jones had gone to Hale's house to In
duce him to cease raising disturbance.
Hot words ensued, and Hale, without
warning, drew pistol and shot Jones,
from which he soon died. Hale also
shot at Jones niece. The negro has
not been captured.
An unoccupied building four miles
from Hodges, S. O., in which fodder
was stored, was burned, and afterwards
the body Of woman was found IN the
ruins with arms and legs burned off.
The body is that Of Narcissas Bagnall,
a young white woman who had started
to Hodges to take the train for Atlanta.
She had $50 when last seen by her
friends. John Mitchell and Wash Ware,
two negroes, have been arrested, charged
with the murder.
Bart Thrasher, the Bibb county (Ala)
outlaw and the noted desperate crimi-
nal in Pratt mines penitentiary, with
six pals, being life sentence murderers,
escaped by saving their way through
the floor Of their cell in the stockade
yard. They rushed upon the nearest
guard, knocked him half dead with a
brick, took his gun and then, overpow-
ering and disarming the remaining
guard, scaled the walls Of the yard and
lied. Three have been recaptured.
DR.. Sampson Pope, who was defeated
in the last election in the race for gov
ernor Of South Carolina, is out in an
interview in which he announces that
he has gone to the Republican party.
He says: "You may look for lively
campaign in this state next year. I
wonld not be surprised to see South Car
olina in the Republican column along
side old Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana and Tex
as. Kentucky and Maryland are IN the
column to stay"