The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-10

at once. The men are expected TO provide
their own mess gear hammock gear ana
the cost of rations. which Will be about
30 cents per man, IS to be paid by the state
1t viii be fixed later on whether the re-
serves will spend their nights on land or
not
The 3-year-old daughter of Seetionmas-
ter w. H. Holiday Of Lanes was badly
burned Monday afternoon, while she was
pouring kerosene into an apparently nre-
less stove. She was burned TO a crisp al
most and, after suffering terribly, died
several hours later
Gen. Richbourg has ordered an election
for colonel lieutenant colonel and major
of the regiment. embracing Rchland and
adjoining counties,t The election is 70 be
held between June 10 and Is. The lhchland
Volunteers, which belong to the regiment,
VIII vote on June ID.
4 commission for a charter has been
issued to the Manchester cotton. mills.
The coTporators named are: John K. Bar
ron of Clover, w l.. Roddey, J. j. john
stOn, Arnold Friedheim A r. Banks, T.
A. Crawford, r. l.. Campbell. The capt.
tai stock, of the company is 100000.
A commission for a charter has been
issued to the Arcade cotton mill of Rock
is to be S200,0O0. The corpordtors named
are: r.. r. Jewell, W. l.. ROddey. Arnold
Friedman. W j. Rawlinson, T. a. CraN-
ford, 4. l.. Johnson, j. NJ. Cherry and w.
b. Wilson.
The secretary Of state has issued a COM
mission to the corporators of the Pros
perity Cotton Mill Company of Prosperity
Newberry county. The capital stock is to
be $4,000. He has also granted a charter
to the Standard Fertilizer Company of
Charleston. The capital stock is to be 500
600 Officers and directors have been
elected
ID. T. Roof of Lexington county, a we'll
to-do farmer. carried to Columbia few
samples of bugs. which are infesting his
watermelon vines. He says that they eat
the vine, and thinks by publishing
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troubled by the bugs will be able to find
some remedy for them.
Robert Barnwen Fuller died at Beaufort
Tuesday, aged 6S years; Mir. Fuller was a
son of the late Or. Thomas Fuller. He
served during the late war as lieutenant
of the Beaufort Artillery. lie was APP
pointed county treasurer in 1878 by Gov.
Hampton. and held that position during
successive administrations until removed
by Gov. Evans some months ago.
About 1 O'Clock Wednesday morning r.
X. Baughm, of Spartanburg, was shot and
dangerously wounded by John McNeeleY.
The row occurred in Harrisons shoe shop
In Washington street, at Greenville.
Baughm says there was a conspiracy
Mauidin section of thiss county, says
Baughm called him "a id liar" Me
Medley has been arrested.
Wallace Robertson, colored, shot his
brother Jim Robertson's wife at Union
Monday. He got into row with her in
the house, when she ran out. Wallace fol-
lowed her and shot her in the back with
a shot gun. The woman ran through the
field and Robertson, throwing down the
gun, went back to the house for pistol.
He overlook the woman and shot her in
the face. while pleading for her life. Re-
turning to the house, he placed the pistol
to his head and blew cut his brains. There
had been bad blood between the two for
some time.
Walterboro correspondence of the
Charleston News and Courier: The Rev.
5. s. Blanchard, a Methodist minister sta
toned on the Hendersouville circuit, this
county. has resigned his charge and quit
the conference. 1t is reported that he
| flung most Of his theological literature in
to the fire and exclaimed: There. I'm
| out of the - conference and hope to stay
| out" His conduct has caused his family
! considerable annoyance. His son, Wesley
| who Is about 20 years of age, was so Wor-
| ried over his fathers action in making a
| bonfire of his books that he attempted sui
| eide last Wednesday and again Thursday
| morning by taking laudanum, but was dis.
| covered and frustrated in his attempt by
| his sisters.