The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20

successfully.
A Terre Haute, Ind, girl, thirteen
years old, has been arrested for syste-
matte barn burning.
Pittsburg has raised the $50. 900 eeces-
sary to carry through the next Knighss
Templar conclaye.
The annual meeting Of the Anti-trrss
distilling company was heid ct Terre
Haute, Ind, Tuesday.
| T.V. Powderly has formed lav.
partnership with District Attorney
Jones at Scranton. Pa.
The Vermont state board Of heeltb
has ordered quarantine on all cattle
brought into the state.
Marquis 'InperiaN, the secretary Of
the Italian legation, viii leave shortly
for Europe, to remain several months
Edgar T. Paul, the millionaire real es-
tate dealer, was arrested at Chicago for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Manuel Amalgro, the Argentine min
ister's bookkeeper charged with embez-
element, was released az Washington
Tuesday.
It is announced that successor TO
Ward McAllister has been found in the
person OF J. v. L. Pruyn, Of New York
City and Albany. :
It is denied that either ex-Congress-
man Williams or Josiah Quincy is to be
the democratic candidate for governor
of Massachusetts,
Nelson Harris was fined SI7o at West
Appomattox, Va, last week for living
with colored woman, by whom he
had several children.
Official returns of imports into France
for January and February show eo2,-
s15, 900 francs against SOS. .5s5, ,ooc francs
for the corresponding period Of 1894.
The Boston city treasurer refuses to
allow Curtis s. Motley to withdraw
their bid for the city loan at a price
which the latter claim was clerical
error.
Superintendent White. Of the railway
mail service at Portland, Ne, hos or
dered that postal clerks shall have free
transportation only over their regular
routes.
William Thompson has been sent to
Jail at Cleveland, O., for burning boys
with acid and sending them out TO beg,
under something like the Isalsan.
padrone system.
Baron Hirsch has sent some three or
four thousand Russians to the Argen-
tine Republic, and he hopes to have .
Jewish community there Of toe, 200
within ten years.
The French industry Of icing milk Is
an original departure in timed COM
modities. The milk is frozen and
placed in block form IN tins and
Theoretically sealed.
Queen Victoria, accompanied by Prin.
cess Beatrice, started yesterday for
Portsmouth en- route for Nice from
Windsor. Empress Frederick will oc-
cupy Buckingham Palace.
The Bucyrus, Ohio. Telegraph had .
wonan's edition the other DAY, sold
by pretty newsgirls, who got all sorts
Of fancy prices for their papesa A
silk copy sold for 500.
A Y. q Carpenter, for Eair*y pears
general passenger agent OF the NIL:
waukee and St. Psul road, is dead.
His name, it is said. had appeared on
more railway tickets than that Of any
other man.
Rumor says ". z. Vanderbilt may
marry the Duchess Of Manchester,
formerly Miss Consuelo Yznaga. SIS
ter OF Fernando Yznaga, who at ono
time was the husband OF Mrs. William
z. Vanderb;lts sister, now Mrs.
Tiffany.
Silas NJ. Waite, who caused $2so, 900
defalcation at Brattleboyo, Vt, In 1880,
died at Omsha last week. He served
six years in prison and was prosper
! ously connected with the Omaha and
Grant Smelling company at the time OF
his death.
These is great indignation in Han
over, N. c., over the departure for Utsh
Of eight residents OF the county who
have been converted to Mormon faith.
The delegation was accompanied BY
two or three elders. who have been do
doing missionary work about there fos
two or three years
Chicago has over thirty elevators,
which handle si4o, 900, 900 bushels Of
grain every year. The Union stock
yards cover $50 acres and cost sS,0eo.-
900. They have eight miles of streets
and receive 5000, 900. head Of stock
every year. The meat exports exceed
81 900, 900.
One of the savings banks in Portland,
Ne, had book presented for settle
ment recently, which was opened IN
1855, with deposit of $500, followed bX
5000 in 1854; and $500 IN 1864; total de-
posts s7oo; Of which s5es was with
drawn il 1878. There is now due the
depositor balance of 81, ,o27.97.
Mrs. L. c. Hughes, woman OF Kan
sas City, Kan. tied up the Kansas leg
islature the other day so that 1t was
unable to turn Wheel" Mrs Hughes
is chief enrolling clerk of the house.
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