The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
sorTH CAROLINA.


SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Charleston Presoytery is in session
at Bamberg.
Columbia must put up 5000 if she wants
the state fair.
Newberry is TO have a Young Mems
Business League
A charter has been issued TO the Ca
zette Company Of Eei1er.
Sumter county expects to raj Sc no less
than a million pounds OF tobacco this
year.
Henry w. Boyd. oh'est son Of Coun-
ty Treasurer Boyd on NeWbeEry, dled
Wednesday morning
william Cox died Tuesday morning q
his hone in Saluda township, GlreenVille
county, aged 80 years.
The movement to organize the Sumter
Manufacturing Company with a capital
OF 100000 is we'll under way.
Dr. George Howe, one of Columbia's
eminent physicians. died early yester-
day morning of appendicitis.
A large corps of hands began work Fri
day morning making excavation for the
foundation Of the Walhalla Cotton min.
L. Frank shuford. a white school teach
err is lying in the York county jail on
the charge of having attic mpted a Grim
inaI assault on one OF his pupils.
Capt +. c. Green, proprietor of the
Norman Park hotel at WalhAlla, died sud
denly Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock;
Neuralgia of the heart is the supposed
cause of death.
The secretary of state t.as issued a
commission to the West End Bath House
Company of Charleston, the corDorators
being G. W. Bailey, E. A. DEFINING and {.
L. Prioleau. The capital stock, 1880.
A commission has been issued to the
Furman Robb Company OF Greenville.
The. company proposes 10 nlan.ufacture
cigarettes. Capital $4,000, with right to
increase ITO $4,000.
c. A. Floyd, a resident of the upper
portion of Newberry county, killed ne
gro Friday who was advancing on him
with rocks I'm his hand. The negro's name
was Jake Coleman. The coroner's YER
dict was justifable homicide.
Several petitions against the establish
ment of a dispensary in Brunson are be-
ing circulated and freely signed. In or
der to prevent the opening of the dis
pensary it win be necessary to secure
a. majority of the voters Of Peoples town
ship.
Henry Davis, colored was committed
to Jail at Sumter Thursday on a warrant
from Trial Justice PARROT of Bishop
vile, on charge of murder. Davis,
about three weeks ago, assaulted and
beat woman named Fanny Slater, from
which she died on last Sunday.
Fred Nix, Jr., OF reconstruction noto-
riety was shot and mortally wounded by
b. X. Carroll Friday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock in front of the postoffice at Black
Vile The difficulty arose from Nix post
ing an article on the bulletin board at
the postoffice, at which Carroll took Of
Tense.
Assistant Attorney General Townsend
returned to Columbia Saturday morning
from Aiken, where he went to assist in
the prosecution Of County Treasurer Muir
ray who several years ago was short
about $4,000 in his accounts. He reported
that Murray had been acquitted in both
| cases.
At the recent session of the legislature
a bill was passed to issue new bonds for
| those belonging to the old state bank,
/ which were said to have been destroyed.
| The legislature appointed special COM
/ mittee. consisting of Messrs. Bfeazeale,
/ Thurmond and Gadsden to inquire into
the claims. The matter involves SlO6,OOO
: The state supreme court has just de-
I c'ded that a Judgment of divorce granted
/ a wife in another state against husband
/ in this state. to which judgment such
! husband neither appeared, answered or
| demurred. while that judgment was pend
ing is not recognized as a valid divorce
\ in South Carolina, and such divorced wife
| does not lose her right of dover.
eAdjt. Gen. Watts has reappointed Gen.
r.. ~, Richbourg Of Columbia to be the
| S. c. V T. This brigade, as reconstructed,
/ consists of the First, Second and Fourth
| regiments of state militia. Gen. Watts
has also appointed B. b. Evans as inspec-
tor general of the first brigade of caval-
| ~, on the staff of Brig. Gen Stoppelbein.
The secretary of state has issued a
son, James BRINE, J. p. Charles, William
| wilkins Jr.. +. S. Blackwood Frank
! Hammond ana Henry BrlSRS as COrpOr-
| ators of the Mills Manufacturing Com
pany of Greenville, another new cotton
| mill enterprise The capital stock is to
| be 5000. divided into 500 shares. with the
| privilege of increasing to $4,000.
Adeline Williams and Mandah Quarles
/ were tried at Aiken Friday for the muir
der of Louis Williams by striking him on
the head and breaking his skull Adeline
| Williams was found guilty of manslaugh-
| ter; recommended TO the mercy Of the
court. Mandah Quarles was found mot
! guilty" The prisoners were then brought
into court and sentenced. Marion Toole
/ convicted Of manslaughter, was sentenced
to eight years in tho penitentary AIDE
line Williams, for the same offense, got
two years.
At Charleston Thursday morning the
police captured John Salters, Francis Kin
loch and James Evans, colored, and
lodged them in the Central station charg-
ed with entering the store OF j. ]
O'RouTke, Az King street. on Wednes-
day. oVerpOwering the clerk and helpinG.
u themselves TO various articles. John sal
ters WAS recognized as the party who
shot James May ia the leg with a pistol
/ in Columbia ON Monday last and on
! this charge also he VIII be tried al the
court Of sessions.
Tuesday morning Mrs clair Taylor. who
| lives in The tardaroln building. ln Lady
sireetsat Columbia, was on the front piazza
leaning against The railing when II sud-
ground. Mrs. Taylor struck the edge 81
q cellar door with her head. receiving a
I arffr Nounf Medical attention Has
promptly supplira, and "a wac
ah0uf ESQ or alk Inches Ions The char.
aefer of lHe Hounl could not be i0ld ana
I it d. u0f known how if alll result
fiAHitAaeut VI Education M ~. Maze