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SATURDAY, Sept. 21-12 NJ.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, Sept. 2l-lO 80 A. n
UNITED STATES BONDS
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-31
Broke Into the Jail.

New ORLEANS. July 25-A Meri-
dian. Miss. special to the Daily States
says that Ton johnson. the oegro who
murdered Mrs. Hatfield aud her dsugh.
ter and raped another daughter at Hat
tiesburg, was capsared yesterday at
Ellisville sud carried to Hassiesbu7g
and placed 10 Jail Last night crowd
Of citizeas went to the jsil aud demand.
ed the prisoner and on being refused BY
the sheriff. demolished the wall and
broke open seven locks to reach the
negro's cell Wnen the mob arrived at
his door. johnson showed fight. having
secured crowbar and had to be shot
several times before the mob could get
bold Of hin. He was carried ont to the
scene Of the crime. fourteen miles from
H.s.;esburg for Identification, aud If be
proves to be the righ. party it is GER
tain that be will be iynched. There is
taitS Of burning him s the stake.
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case from the old 80 as to obtain sn
injunction in the new case without
conflicting with the principles laid
down by the Circuit Court Of Ap.
pe.ls in the Mills case. What the
result of this fight will be of course
no one can tell. This much, howev.
er, seems to be certain, namely: That
il presents the issues upon the mer-
It's clearly and sqnsrely and absolute.
II freed from any of tho technical
points upon which the counsel for
the: State, .saught to, sids-track the
former case, and that when this CAGE
reaches the United States Supreme
Court it will be difficult 10 dodge the
momentous issues made.
It seems that Mr.. 0bear, of the
firm of Obesr & Douglass, appeared
before Judge Gof few days ago
aud obtained the rule to show cause
elsewhere referred to. The hearing
has been set for the 5th of August.
3 D. IA. in the court room Of the
Circuit Court Of Appeals at Rich.
mond. at which time it is expected
that the arguments on the case will
take place. It is not known ss yet
who will take part in the argument.
Probably Mr.. d N. Obear will make
the argument for the complainant.
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Last June Dick Crawford brought his
swesve-months.oid child, suffering from ir-
fan,ic diarrhoea, to NE It had been weaned
at four meuths old and hsd always been
siekly. gave it the usual treatment in such
cases hut witbou, benefit. The child kept
growing thinner until it weighed but little
more than .hsn bora, or perhaps ten pounds
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Before one bottle Of the Is cent size bad been
used marked improvement was seen and its
continued used cured the child. lss weakness
and puny constitution disappeared and its
father and myself believe the child's life Was
saved By this Remedy. IT NARROW, ND,
Tsmaros, Ill. For sale By Dr.. A. J. China.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to II. f. Bucklea & Co.,
Chicago, aud get free sample box Of Dr..
Kings New Life Pills. trial will convince
you of their merits. These pills are easy in
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of Constipation and Sick Headache. For Ma.
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and to be purely vegetable. They do not
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A Train Held Up.
SIX Mounted Robbers Do Their
Work Epeditiously-The Con-
federates.

TOLEDO. O., July 24.-Traiu No.
81. the westbound Chicago express ou
the Lake Shore aud Michigan Southern
Railroad. was held up BY six masked
men at 1890 this morning a, lonely
place 10 the woeds known as Reece
Siding. between Archibald sod Striker,
Ohio, about ten miles west OF Wusee.
The train stops there to let the east.
ero express pass. The latter train was
.pprosching when the robbery took
place The robbers we're mounted and
rode out Of the woods. which are dense
and close to the track. Conductor OAR
ling. who was standing near one Of tho
! osaches, was ordered inside At che
point Of . revolver. Admission to the
express car was obtained BY the sane
inssaa. md sheSnsssengeT was g forced
TO open the safe The robbers we're ev-
identity entirely familiar with the train
and i is thought that employees Of the
p.ny must q implicated. sii,ber as priiIu.
coipals OF as conteders,es. It was un-
doubtedly known to the bandits that
al unusually large sum was 10 the ex-
press safe last night.
The amount reported to have been
obtained BY them is said TO be $4,000,
but !. is believed that q much larger
sum was taken. No attempt Was made
to modest the passengers. many OF
whom knew nothing Of the occurrence.
When the shieves had secured the con-
tents of the safe they rode qsiesly
a8av
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GREEN ENJOINED!
He Cannot Deliver the Regis
tration Books to the Man.
ayers OF Election.
A sTRoNGER CASE.
Judge eoF waa; Psse. Upon tire
Registration Law Again.

CHARLESTON. July 25.-Judge Got
has epioined Supervisor Green. O.
Richland on complaint of j. 81.
Awdy, colored. Gowdy claims the
.ht to vote in q lengthy paper. He
is represented by Obesr & Douglass,
of Washington The order is as fol-
lows:
.sIt is ordered that the defendant.
w. Briggs Green. do show cause be-
fore me Oh Monday. August 5, 1895.
in the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals room at Richmond, Va, At
3 o'clock in the afternoon, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard,
why an order should not be made liz
this cause enjoining and restraining
MIN from further exercising the
powers and privileges claimed to be
conferred by certain alleged acts OF
the State of South Carolina upon him
as the incumbent Of an alleged Office
known aud described in said alleged
enactment as .supervisor of registra-
tion,' aud also from furnishing and
delivering to the several boards OF
managers for the several precincts in
Richlsnd County, Soath Carolina. ap
pointed to hold the election Of dele
gates to certain Constitutions con.
vention soon to be held in the said
State, certain paper writings pur-
porting to be the registration books
for the several said precincts, aud
a!ao from doing any and every other
act complained of 10 the said bill.
sIt is further. ordered that until
the bearing herembefore directed.
the said defendant, bis agents. ser
wants and employees be enioined and
restrained ftoaa furnishing and de-
livering to the several boards of
managers for the several precincts in
Richland County aforesaid. any
books OF paper writings purporting
to Sc said registration books.
.sLet copy of this order be forth
with served upon said defendant. this
22d day of July, 1895.
{Siened} ..NArHAN Corr,
:.U. S. Circuit Judge, 4th Circuit -
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SUDDEN DEATH IN SPAR.
iTANBURG.

SpARrAsBuRc, July 26 Mrs. Perry
Burnett died .uddsnly thi. morning.
Fer husband about sunrise called her
to get up. When she msde no reply
be examioed elo.ely and found her
dead A physician vas called in. who
said she had been dead two or three
hours. Heart failure Wa the cause
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It seems, from a perussl of the bill
in this case, which was seen in the
Office of Obear & Douglass, here. that
it differs in some essential particulars
from the Mills case, recently decided
in the Circuit Court Of Appeals: The
Mills case was brought IN behalf of
himself and all others like situated
against W. w. Briggs Green, in his
official capacity as supervisor of reg
istration, while the new case is suit
against Mr.. Green individually, and
it seems that he is not sued as super.
visor. Upon the contrary. it IS posi-
lively alleged in the bill that the sec
tions of the registration law which
create the Office are themselves, to-
se,her with all the balance of the
act, unconstitutional, and that there
exists in the State no such Office as
supervisor of registration. And it is
claimed ss q legal consequence that
the acts and regulations under which
Mr.. Green, the supervisor has been
acting are his own individual acts.
Another essential difference is that
it is in 80 many words alleged that
the complainant was distinctly re-
fused registration. Also, it is stated
in the bill, that he is citizen of AZ
rican decent. The peculiar hard
ships of the act of 1894 requiring
the supporting sdidavits are made
clear by the facts surrounding the
particular case Of the party suing.
And that act is specially attacked as
in violation of the fourteenth amend
men. as guaranteeing to every citi-
zen the equal protection of the law,
it being claimed that under the act Of
1894 impossible and impracticable
conditions to register are imposed
upon the voters unregistered at the
time of the passage of that act,
which are not required and imposed
upon those electors now upon the
registration books.
The particulars in which the regis
tration laws are i'm violation of the
fifteenth amendment to the United
States Constitution are set forth fully
and in detail. It is also afirmatively
stated in the bill that the complain
ant has under the facts of his case no
remedy at law at all. Among other
things, that a judgment at law for
damages against the defendal: could
not be collected. and that even if col.
lected would not be adequate relief
to him for the deprivation of his right
to vote The other legal remedies
heretofore suggested in the Mills
case are disposed of under the facts
of the new case. aud it is clearly al
legged that the complainant can have
no legal recourse to any of the sug.
gested remedies.
The bill in addition to number of
other differences between it and the
Mills bill seems to be without any of
the technical objections raised by the
council for the State in the former
case. The document in question is
very full and carefully prepared and
elaborate legal paper, but its length
is such that it cannot be here given
in full. Hence the above synopsis.
It is inferred that the purpose of the
counsel is to diferentiate the new
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NORFOLK VIRGINIAN.

At every approach mountains unfold
Dram like displaying grandeur fascinating
Peak after peak seemingly reaching kyward after
though spurnng pacidy valley and deyng
cy builders of the plains is only few years since
upon Chimney Rock The outlook superb
yond description
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RICHMOND TIMES.

Hickory Nut Gsp the picturesque section Of be
Appalachian chain The Broad River
crystal divides the great leaving towering rugged height
side Members of veng with each other the
aecves the glorious landscape To description
great peaks overlooking roaring and smiling wales below
would but sacrege when glimpse has been Obtained
stay Chimney Rock will diseases Poison,
gson and Dyspepsia Without doubt Chimney Rock has the finest
scenery be found Write P Horton Chimney Rock n c.
and get any further information desired.
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Illinois. a member OF the present house
and OF Hartshorn. Of Iowa, q friend of
Representative Deliver, has been an
nounced. Col II. l.. Swords. of Iowa,
sergeant-at-arms OF the Republican ma
uonal committee, has been asked to allow
his name to be used In connection with
the senate Office. and as he has many
friends In the upper house 1t Is believed
that his chances are good for election.
There are two candidate for the Clerk
ship ~ the house-Thomas Mckee, secre-
tary Of the Republican congressional COM
mattee. and Hon. Alex Mcdowell. OF
Pennsylvania, member OF the Fifty
third congress.
The FIfsy-fourth congress will be d.
vided politically as follows: Republicans
as: Democrats, loi: Populists. 6: Silver. l.
There are two vacancies. one in Peansyl-
vania. the other caused by the death OF
Andrew J. Campbell. of New Yory. no
tees OF twenty-eIght contests have been
given. With one exception these are
from Southern states. All Of those whose
seats are contested, with the exception
OF KEN, who Is Popuiist. are Demo-
Gratis II IS not probable that over ten OF
these eontestors will succeed. but this
would increase the Republican vote 10 "a
and decrease the Democratic TO 81
Prominent among the Old members who
were reelected are. on the Republican
side, Russell. Of Connecticut: Aldrfch.
Cannon, Marsh and Hit. OF Illinois: Up
6egraY. Hull, Hepburn and DoiIsver. OF
Iowa; Brodersck. of Kansas: Dingiey. NIL
iiken and Boutelie, OF Maine; Walker.
ton and Burrows. OF Michigan: McCleary.
OF Minnesota: Mercer and Miekeljohn. of
Nebraska: Quggg. Ray. Payne. wads-
worth. Daniels and Hooker, OF New
York: Gosener, Of Colorado. Van Noorhls
and Northwey. OF Iowa; Grow. HUFF, Bing-
ham and Stone. OF Pennsylvania: Powers.
% Vermont: Dool3ttle. OF Washington, ana
Babcock OF Wisconsin
The Republicans Mil undoubtedly CT
gartze the UPPER house. with the fsip OF
one CT two OF the Populists, although Il in
by no means a certainty. But whoever
effects Its organization Z Viii Be only
opcn terms prescribed by the silver sena-
tors. who are now IN practical control.
All or the old members. with eAe excsp-
ton az Mr.. ManEserson. wha wlil be sue
ceedea by Jonr NJ. Thurston. OF Omaha,
have stood for reelection. North Caro-
lima returns Republican and a PopsilsSs.
ard the three vacant seats from Montana
Washington ani Wyoming have been
filed Tssosnas Henry Carter. chairman
oF the Republican national committee, G-.
Harrssoa's Montana friend. who had
charge os the ex-president's campaign
during lss4. has been elected 20 a long
term. Frye. OF Maine: Ffoer, % MasSa-
chusetts, Chandler. os New Hampshire.
and Do7pa. OF Oregon. were returned with
or serious opposition woacott. % Colo
raao. one OF the most flashed orators in
the senate, has also been returned Julius
Caesar Burrows. who has fe- 50 raaay
years divided the honcrs with Mr.. Reed
az 4 leader GA the Republican SIDE 90 the
soxer Aouee. "a tire rsoss consplcpous Of
esae new members who viii take sseir
seats AZ tie opening es the next congress.
JOHN A STEWART.
Cocyrsxhsea. .sss-
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~ the only ones of the old guard left TO
All around him In his fight agains; the
Republican leader. Cochran. Bland, BY
tan and Bryan went down with the
sfeek In November last. hnt William L.
wilson. thu tariff reform leader of the
txnrsng congress. so Ii is sesni-aiithori-
hayely stated, viii reappear after the
1aFention OF the congress In come Inn
pefsAat position. to which he will be APP
fanied by President Cleveland. In reoog-
Mon OF his many services.
A conspicuous personality, even when
certain extsnt overshadowed by the
raas figure OF Blaine, the brilliant ablli-
As OF this leader OF the remarkable dele
fason from the Pine Tree state have
t.str been shown In stronger light than
sscng his guidance OF the Republican
SHORTY through the dangers OF the tariff
| ssat. whseh ended In August OF last year.
sssseen Crisp and Wilson and Mr.. Reed
~ bis heutenants. IL was a hattie OF
tanis ana the result was 10 not incon-
1aeraele extent a tribute TO Reeds par
iamsn;ary genius.
mr. Reed Is a personality not easily un-
esN'ood His wit masks the wisdom OF
20 mah. And for this reason one at
zines reads hs remarks as one would
sead the work OF some great humorist.
NJ Reed Is witty man: is he a wise
Is the question sometimes asked
.sea Ar. Reeds future Is the subject OF
.@ca'aiive converse ton. The Maine
saa tour Of the country during the last
s'sA1gn did much 20 wipe out this erro-
sSsss IMPRESSION OF him. and the pubhc
.ssesaily has at last come TO acknowledge
.s@A ae has valid claim 20 greatness.
parAaneutar!sn few men are his
s'A In this respect Speaker Crisp may
s@a hardly TO be hts equal. and only
~eoTgiah's unfiiuehsng determination
- 10a val have brought him oEt OF Ills
ses With the Northegner safe and ~
@es the victor. IN debate. Mr.. Reed
N.s 10 be master Of all word weapons.
s sa1daes with ceusumgna;e skill tire
sword OF Grafton as we'll as the fol-
'saSsag debate. Crisp IS essentially A
49, q tie heavier order. and. Ike a
a1Fa With two-edged sword which
es IN twain al ;ron bar as though x
- " w'ao3 he fairly hevs his way at
- % successful issue Each % these
tas Is hesa equally IN admiration and
a oy his party followers
.s.aosi ~ a man tae Republican ruera-
- 'he FNsty>tourih congress VIII sup
81 Red Ter speaker. Were ''Tcsn"
- ae' ''Tora" Reed. the good things
- :. a,sn asght turn his head: but there
sanger 81 that.
a.. 's'arH 81 Mr.. Reed 70 the speaker
secs wsseut saying" said RepreseGs-
~. nsaeei'e: ard Mr. Hooker, OF New
SEA $50; II an for Reed for speaker
So So any reservation whatever" Rep
Walker. 90 Massachusetts.
"a TIE spe9kevshir question Is set
4. "a Thomas r. Reed az tie head %
Case Bro8egsek. OF Kansas,
-. ssat '~l'aomas Y. Reed. cs Maine.
e. = elected speaker az the Eyfty-
-. eolSress w:eho,ss the rormali;y CO
s. II II could % done simply b.
sse.sssA euorauu ana declaring Reed
-. y sso.l,i be" Representative III.
~ foNe-s. ~ Vermont. fergegy
H. Il az Ger tie car fer
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lTID TO BE SPEAKER.
.~.blicans All Turn to the
Gar as Their Leader.
: TIE UNANIMOUS CHOICE.
He h witty-A slxfllfnl De-
,esr and Pariiamentsrian
without an Equal.

..Aspxton City. Feb. n-tspeciai Cor
$3.50. )--Taomas Bracket Reed viii
3 a. central figure and potent influence
q. rrsty-fourth congress. e predic-
as 10 the organization OF the new
-. vheneyer 1t be called together no
-. sa,. Mr.. Reeds has been mentioned
s .sansctson With the speakership. No
q r,,h the exception OF Martin n.
I s....x. ne representative OF North Da-
- hzs made any comment adverse to
=. .,csunmation OF Mr.. Reeds supposed
.-Asrson again to preside over the DELHI
-.reu Of a Republican congress: and
,.>s.e sn Mr.. Iohnson's published re-
.s,ks would lead one to infer that there
- - any contest over the speakership.
-. again the order of authority is to be
.w<rssd and two Old antagonists, the
4 s.,sr day man from Maine and the Geor-
IS salesman, Will confront each other.
s The leader OF the minority. not only
g yirsus OF his present Office, but be-
.rse Of his ability as tactician and
s..ransntarsan. ~iii be the then ex-
s<sksr, Charles r. Crisp.
4ssalan. Cui5e.tson. Pendleton, Nc
hsrin, Bartlett, Livingston and McRae