The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-02-27
WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.

French Army (retired), is seriously Ill.
The woman suffrage bill in the South
Dakota legislature was killed.
holy Terror Mine at Keystone, S D.,
produced $50, ,ooc in a recent run Of FIVE
days
Two women have been elected school
directors on a prohibition ticket at
Grove City, Pa
The lower house Of the Indiana legis-
lature has passed bill making prize
fighting crime.
The republican city convention Sat-
urday nominated Orlando Lewis for
mayor Of Auourn, N. Y.
Signoz Giolitti will return to Rome
for examination on Crispis charge Of
SANDER, to be held on Saturday.
A bill has been introduced in the Ne
braska legislature to remove the state
capital from Lincoln to Hastings.
Eli Marks, probably the best known
gambler in the south died in Louisville
Tuesday.
The woman's suffrage bill passed the
sssemblage Of the California leeisla-
ture by vote of 45 to 30.
The Star Pastel company, Of Atlantic
City has been declared to be fraudu-
lent concern by the posto&oe depart
nent-
Michigan republicans Saturday nomi-
mated Judge J. B. Moore, Of La Peer,
for associate justice Of the supreme
court.
It is asserted that Baron Won Schele,
governor Of German East Africa, will
resign If DR.. Kayser is continued at the
head Of the colonial Office.
Captain Dreyfus has been removed TO
the Isle de Re, in the Bay Of Gasconv,
until he Is finally taken to French
Guiana
The Pope Is suffering from infuenza
and was unable to-day to receive the
Cardinals and others on the anniversa-
~ OF his election.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Mckinney,
wife of Kim Mckinney, the famous
blind fiddler, was found dead in bed at
her home in Augusta.
The Prince of Wales formally opened
1Ipy$
terday in London. He was worry hoaroe
and coughed frequently.
Proiectiles from ten inch rife failed
10 penetrate seventeen inch Carnegie
plate forged down to fourteen inches at
the government trials Saturday.
J. E. Lutz 6 Co., retail shoe and hat
merchants, doing probably the largest
business Of this kind in Knoxville, fled
deed Of trust Wednesday to James C.
White.
The Michigan house Wednesday by q
vote of 6e to 81, passed the bill legis-
lating out of Office the present board O;
health of Detroit and empowering the
governor to elect new board.
The funeral Of Father Garin, the ceie-
brated member of the Oblate order,
occurred Wednesday in Lowell, Mass
The day was generally observed in his
memory by the merchants and citizens
Samuel Cowles, an old man from Illi-
nois, was recently found dead nearly a
mile from home in Martin county, Ar
kansas. 1t is alleged that his wife had
chased him from the house with hor-
row tooth, with which, it is claimed, she
inflicted several wounds which caused
his death.
The board Of administration Of Gin
cinnati has issued an order which, If
carried out literally, will wipe out o.
existence about $500, 900 worth Of prop
erty. It is an order directing the Gin
cinnati Inclined Plane Railway COM
pany to remove from the streets its
tracks within one month.
Secretary Carlise, accompanied by
Mrs. Carlisle and his son, w. K. Car
Isle, and wife, LETT Washington Tues
day at 10 o'clock for New York. The
secretary's trip at this time was taken
for the purpose of bidding Mr.. w. K.
Carlisle farewell previous to his sailing
to Europe.
Nebraska and Iowa people were
startled Wednesday by developments
which indicate that Albert Whinnle
the absconding banker, merchant and
army contractor Of Crawford and
Hyannis, now fugitive from justice
with creditors left in the lurch for s15-
900 to $40, 1000, and Albert B. Whipple,
| who was sent to the Fort Madison
prison, Iowa, are one and the same
man.