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LIED TWICE.
Unexpected Eject Of the story Abcut
Washington and the Cherry Tree.

Unexpected E3ect CT the story AbCut
Washington :,nd the Cherry Tree.
From The Charleston News and Courier
On Sunday afternoon Daddy November
and Unc.e Luke were seated on the deck
of de liam steamboat wot run between
Chaiston en- Suliiban Han, en- stop at Mount
Pleasant when e gWine en- when e come
back" Daddy was telling story. 'BefO'
de wah," said he, "wcn I been slabe. my
ole moss2 lib cen big house cen RutledEe
street. close 10 de street wot caii Calhoun
now, but use to be call Boundary street.
De house hab pooty gahden, wild nice,
sweet rose tree cen 'cm, en- | Wuk cen de
GahdCn en- rub down moss en- iced COW en-
ting like dat. Wen, ole snossa hab one
smaht leetle boy, ten yGre ole, en- de chile
is de IDLE of he ma "a. one Gay de
chile smash one WinGer glass w.d he ingin
rubbah ball. en- wen ne ma ARK er ne bruck
de glass de boy lie widoUt wunh he eye,
en- oh lloSe he ma beleebe ON. But he pa
fine out dat de chile lie, en- Gen stead oh
lick em he ma tell EN- story bout Wash
ington Ell he Ratchet en- ali dat, osl dc lee
the boy listen berry close. 81 eshunly wen
he ma say dat Washington git all kline er
toy wen he say dat he cut down de tree.
''SCberil day pass, en- one nice pitcher
been smash. Ge chile ma ARK en- Ct he
bruk &c pitcher. De leetle boy say YES en-
look proud. Den he ma kiss en- en- TEX en-
cen King street 10 Piteet candy sto', en- buy
candy fur EN-, en- cake, en- TAX EN- to hcep
oh odder sto' en- buy EN- top. en- box oh
cahpentah tool. en- drum. Ell Gordon, en-
jeushahp, en- load EN- Wid present same
like Christmas Seen come. Wen dcy come
home Gey fine de pa sitt.n' cen dc piyazzah
tel1in' dc breeze. Den de ma tell de pa dat
dey got son like GaWSe Washinton, en- tell
how de boy knowledge dat he smash dc
pitcher But de pa amt look glad none tall,
en- he stonish he wife wen he tua roun' en-
slap de chile.
You slap de chile fur tellin' de troof?
sing out dc ma.
no said de pa, 4 slap en- 'cause he lie
some mo-. De chile ain1 smash de pitcher
none tai; | brul1 EN- myUelf. Ne5oer mine
bout tellin' no mo- Washington story to
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Offered for Distribution Among The
Subscribers to
THE Weekly CONSTITUTION

Owing to the popularity Of our recent
$1,000 premium offer and the growing de-
mand for such features. we have decided
to make another in which the people may
test the accuracy of their calculations.
This time the cottonj movement is tina
basis of the contest and we are sure that
prizes are in easy reach of many of our
subscribers who enter the lists.
The condition precedent for making a
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No guess will be recorded upon other
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not a. all.
This g the rropositIon.
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sistance of Cubans. but in fact only come
TO hire Olivia to lead the patriotic hero into
the death trap of the s. aniarGs.
Gomez is marching on Havana with 5000
men and it is thought within a short time
he will water his horses in Rio del Almen-
dares and command the port with Cuban
forces. Campos has made Il demand for
1890 more troops ana 10 one doubts but
that before the insurrechon is qGelled
many heads will have TO be cut off.
THESE passengers assert positively that
the instruction is spreading and gather
ing force everywhere. The Spaniards
thought that the rebellion WAS crushed
when Aarti was slain. II such an idea had
ever occurred to Campos, it is now dis
PEELED, and the Spanish government IS
greatly alarmed over the situation.
'Dupuy de LONE, the Spanish minister
at Washington, discTedits the dispatches
sent from Tampa and Key West. Very
likely they do not have their origin with
Spanish authority, but come direct from
the field of battle. from Cuban sources in
many instances, and represent 10 some dc
gree the Cuban side Of the question. II Mr..
dc LONE will come TO this city n VIII lesln
the reason why. after announcing with
flourish OF trumpets that the instruction
was Of little Importance and that II was
crushed out when Aiart was murdered
Martinez Campos made = demand for 49,
coo more men and equipments 10 help sup
press the same reDel lion he haG reported
as already crushed out. The American peo-
pie can read between the lines"
4 saspIciou. vessel.
Jacksonville. Fla, June ga cablegram
60 The Times-Union from Key west tla.'
says:
considerable excitement was created IN
this city this afternoon by the arrival IN
port of the British schooner Atllc from
Nassau, without papers, having lett Mas
sau on the 18th. Her c2ptain Is n SpahiaIu
by the name of Arteaga and the crew Is
COMPOSED of Cubans. She also has I'VE Gu
han messengers. The captain claims TO own
Tho schooner and is bound for Tampa. Be
ing snort OF provisions he put into this port
on the 18th she put into Cocoahut cove
looking for a pilot.
.,The Authorities have attached her ana
N inspector has been detailed 10 duty on
hoard. Shortly after Having been boarded
NV the officials. she weighed anchor &nt'
II is believed intended leaving port. I"e
revenue cutter Mcl.aue, lying at the dock
at the time. sent q boat of 10 the schconrf
with orders TO come to anchor "hAcH
she readily complied with.
..The shore is crowded with Cub0nS, -
* is reported that many Of those on poaiu
are known IN this city. It is also reporter
10 be part OF the expedition that .e4t mere
with RoloT Just at shutdown steamer was
e.-hted going up the gull and ~ one j.
was reported to be a Spanish WarShip
Cubn Ia E-reo~isc 10 spain.
Madrid. June Se.-At a special sitting to-
dav CT the chamber Of deputies thr NUNS
ter Of the colonies, Senior "a ,'-i@ho'' IN
rcr.lv 20 a question es 10 ho"- me Issue a
Cuban bonds which Il had been decided 10
ISSUE would lie effected. replied inst me
matter had uot been settled. IN the mean
while. ne added a loan haa been RAISED "i
50 rer cent Of the face value OF these
81 n-4 rr..sr D. mi
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Statistics OF Former Years.

BY a compilation of the official figures
upon the cotton movement for the last
few years we obtain the following staus-
ties to guide the people in making their
estimates:
June 15 1850, 10 May Is. 1891, 2O22,ol6.
June u, 1891, to May 15 1892. 2,i5ll6o-
June 10, 1892, TO May is. 1893. 1,55S, 1872.
June Is, 1898, to May - 1894, 1.S7L16.
June 15 1895, to May 10, 1885, 2.l61,otS
In order to get a guess in this cash prize
you have only TO send 81 for year 3
subscription to The Weekly Constitution,
or you may send your subscription through
the local agent nearest You.
Old subscribers can take advantage OF
the offer and have a guess and get their
subscription extended one year upon receipt
of 81.
The contest closes May Il, 1896. The
money will be paid in cash Immediately
thereafter. The decision VIII be made upon
the certificate of the president of the New
Orleans cotton exchange giving the exacs
official figures for that port. <
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republican parties t Will be read OUT ,o y,
tha marty. Aldr.ch will be more enan
Likely the nominee of the fus-oi,is'S io'
governor in the next campaign.
All of the populists in this county are
particularly active and are enl-rely ~
sympathy with the new movement
Governor oates Denies IT.
Montgomery, Ala. June 2S.-(SpeciaL)-I,nie
Birmingham State contained recently TINS
paragraph: -,o,z
.sViu Reuben +. KoTb, of The People 5
Tribune. explain to the reform press anu
the reformers of Alabama the object "a
his recent visit to Washington, and Whlle III
Washington did he have private CONFER
ence with that stanch administration ueih-
ocrat and goldbug, General Shelley! IL SO,
will Mr. Kolb make public that conference
l., it true that Mr.. Reuben L. Kolb called
upou Governor William G.. Oates at the
Morris hotel during the latters so1ourn III
this city? If so, will Mr.. kolb make puphc
the result of his visit.
Governor oates was asked about the mat
ter and promptly pronounced it absolutely
untrue as far as the conference between
himself and Captain Kolb was concerned.
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TO OPPOSE QUAY.
Governor Hastings Enters for The
pr1.s;L nua... az liz. CIR, Tim.

Governor hastings ENTERS 1eF the
Presidency OF the Convention.
Philadelphia, June 2l.-That United States
Senator Quay has the fight of his life
his hands is daily becoming more and more
evident. Those opposing him are aliSninS
some of the most powerful political influ-
euces in the state against HIM and he Will
have opposed to him the influence OF the
state administration and that of the muni-
cipal leaders of Philadelphia and Pittsburg
Governor Hastings and Mayor NarwicK, of
Philadelphia, today came squarely out in
opposition TO Senator Quay. dispatch
from Harrisburg tonight quotes the govern
or in an interview as being candidate for
the permanent Craftsmanship of the coming
state convention and in favor of the re
election of MIR. Gilkerson as chairman of
the state committee in opposition TO Sena-
tor Quay.
Mayor Warwick tonight acknowledged
that he was for Hastings, as the governor
was both his social and political friend,
and that he would favor him for chairman
of the state convention. The coming state
convention will nominate a state treasurer
and six Judges OF the superior court, new
court created by the last legislature. The
seven candidates nominated by the convCn-
ton ana the permanent chairman of the
convention Will elect the state chairman,
and If Senator Quay is defeated in the con-
Vention the consequent loss of prestige may
mean his political deathblow.
Hastings interviewed.
Harrisburg Pa, June Ex-Governor Hast
ings has come out squarely against Sena-
tor Matthew T.. Quay in the contest FOR
party supremacy.
When asked tonight whether or not he
would be a delegate in the next republican
state convention. the governor said he
would be a candidate for delegate in the
convention from Centre county; that he
had received a number of requests from mis-
friends in different parts of the state ask
ing him to permit the use OF his name for
permanent chairman of the conventions;
that he had replied to them stating that
he would be pleased to be honored with the
position If the convention chose to pay him
that compliment. lie further stated that ne
was in favor of the recollection OF Colonel
Gilkcrson as chairman of the state commit
tee.
Senator Quay was shown the interview
with the governor, but beyond saying that
if the governor wanted to be presiding Of
fcer he would have no opposition, n would
not be quoted.
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PoptLIsTS IN Caucus.
some TaII< oG u Continuation with nc
pubii"ars ia AIR 5amH.

Oqel.ka, Ala. June 2e.-(Spec.al.>-Mo
Of the leading populists in the state were
in caucus here yesterday in the courthouse.
The meeting was also attended by the
1oadtuz- rcDublicans of this section and ri
was harmonious. Messrs. Goodwyn AID
rich and Bowman. the wel-known popui.s st
leaders. engineered the meeting and Aid
rich will be the next cand date for gov
crnor.
". !. S;ddau. the po1ul:st county clerk
Of this county, who stands h.gh IN the
cornseis OF his party, stated this morning
that the meeting yesterday was for the
purpose of perfeeting the fusion with the
republicans. They VIII unite and fight the
democratic party.
The populsts are going to unite
throughout the state with the republicans
and pass a PLATFORM strictly on state
matters and WI entirely ignore the Breat
financial questions and national issues. #
KoIb's paper, The Tribune, advocates the
separation or division or the populist and
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GO,.Ez ,.ARcaING o. nAvANA.
That - the News brought by TnsScn-
.er.. frnnt I. Ii


Jacksonville. Fla. June "a special 20
The Tines uiOn from Tampa, Fla, says:
IHe MascotJe brought a heavy passenger
list from Key West this afternoon. amoas,
WAom ives a number Of cigar makers for
AcW factories opening here. The list from
Havana was Ii-slt. but among them was
a gentleman who is we'll posted on Cuban
affairs tie states that Niaxfme Cfcmez sur
IriseI garrison Of I.5ru Spanish. al Alta
Gracia, and had "a severe battle with them.
lie cut their teats all 40 pieces and routed
the enemy with heavy losses. After he had
taken tho town he burned it,
colonel isorero. cnc Of ;lc Cuban leaders,
was killed by his own men, bu. il is said
~ some accidentally. BY Others II is be-
hev-1 some % t.e Spanish soldiers, who
have gone over 70 the Cubaus. are respan-
sitle fer ssorerl's death. IL Is asserted that
the Cuhans distrust. ana .ightEully. these
Spanish recruits. 1iarti was murdered hy
supposed friends who had come 20 the as
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Melville. Ga. June z. 1895-The Weekly
Constitution. Atlanta. Ga. Dear sir: see
you claim 1,C9J acres in your farm, etc,
and l guess you may have started several
more acres like mine.
have one in corn within the incorporate
limits Of Midwife, Ga, on the most puDllc
Ihoroughfare. and il has attracted nlEch
attention. being SO much better than the
surrounding fields. l intended to report
to you. but neglected to keep record of
days piowed. also rain, etc. L never eX-
pected to compete for the prize, as others
have 50 much advantage in land, etc, but
thought | might do myself and ne:ghbors
good in showing the difference IN the eX-
tensive and intensive place. j think your
FARMS VIII do great good Yours truly.
JAMES NJ JONES'
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JAPANESE wARsu,rs ASSEMBLING,
Preparing To At,rc'1 the ninciH Flags
80 lIaiSHrss.

81 MatSHrss.
London, June 2S.-The Times publishes q
dispatch from Hons Kong, statinE that The
JaDautse are assembling "arsH.pa alid
making preparations 10 attack tire black
fa-s at Making. The Chinese general has
repeatedly demanded Ga. withdrawal OF the
British force taat -yas landed ~ chat place.
At one time he hsi suns trained or the for
cicn settlement, iuJ the British w4rsi-1s
Spartan, Rainbow, plawcr kcd Breast and
Piemy cleared for action. raised steam ana
threatened 10 rcta'.ata a. slc- Eas fired.
Inc Chinese commander ,h-It -aalio tl.-l..G-
al his order the British force Is n-li- t-d
on The foreign residents. Pour inochlne
batteries and one machine gam nave been
landed. Tie 2.praaelDs 10 Tie foio-gn set
Element are baTr.cadoG.
caiun ssiii 60 Il t'onc.
Paris. June Ga scul'-od. eiaI note has
been communicated TO the press stating
that China declares that she has decided
TO contract a loan without recourse TO amy
intermediary. Ter :tu-sGe - SL2iputoi
TO aGYIce5 said 10 have been given har ~
Great Britain. The s.tuIS.ou causes 5,reot
dissatisfaction TO RUSSIA, who is disposed
TO believe taat Great Britain is acting "a
concert with Germany.
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against The Wave office and it WAS Will.
great difficulty that the crowd was kept
from tearing the building to pieces. Pat
terson and Williams were known to be
friends and the double killing endS Eisen-
berg and his personal journalism n this
community.
Laid to Rest.
Macon, Ga, Jure 50.-(Srecial. 1.-The re-
mains of Hon. r. w. Patterson reached
Macon this afternoon at 2:i0 O'Clock via
the Southern railway on q special car
that had been furnished in Atlanta this
morning at the request of the Macon bar,
of which Mr.. Patterson was member.
Services were held ut O'Clock and the
interment made in Riverside cemetery. The
ceremonies were impressively conducted by
Rev. j. $. White, of the First Baptist
church, and Rev. DR.. Ilonzo Monk. of
Mulberry Street Methodist church. There
were many beautiful floral offerings
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kNIGIiTED BY TnE QUEEN.
IIonors Conferred Upon the Retiring
li.a....-r..- a:n.-4..... ~. III


London, June 30.-The list of honors con-
ferred by the queen on the occasion OF the
retirement OF the Rosebery government
has been published. Lord Houshton, the
retiring lord lieutenant of Ireland, and
Lord Darlington, the retiring lord cham
beriain, became earls. The following are
created barons: Sir Henry BrCu2ham
Loeb. recently governor of Cape Colony;
the Right Hon. Herbert Gardner, NJ. r.,
the retiring president of the board of agri-
culture; Mir Sidney James Stern, NJ. r.
and Mr.. James Williamson, NJ. =. The
baronets include the lord mayor of London
and Mr.. I.eyland. an eX-member of parlia-
mont Right Hon. Henry Folwer, sccreta-
~ of state for india in Lord Ntosebery' s
cabinet, is made q knight arand co1nnan-
der of the order Of the Star OF India; the
Rieht Hon. Il. Campbcll-Kanner man, the
retiring secretary OF state Tor war =
Euieht grand cross Of the order OF the
Bath. and Mr.. Gifen, a knight comman-
der of the same order.
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wEs PArrnns0N KILLED.
Marshal Williams shoots Him After
Being NIortHi!y WcunJcd.

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met on tH' .ttt11 anu warm "c'-- 4o--
lowed "i'l i@+ae4i~c's dlcW Il hhll''
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reviewer anu Just as patterson hred the
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BATTLE IN olELArloMA CITY
between Escapsnss Prisoners ANA OF
rccr.--.,Nan 1lcIs EAtItcl.


Gccr---';'Nso Mem Killed.
Oklahoma City, OKLA, Jene c3.-As the
result o. the ja5i delivery at this point 1T 6
o'clock this afternoon, TWO 1-cn are dead
ana several wourJcd flore < less severely.
When Jailcr Carver entered the corridor Of
the ial Al the usual time today to lock
The prisoners IN ;Hcir cells, We Casey, Rob
Crs Christian ara William Christian made
= savage attack on rim W.lh weapons
Trey had managed 80 secretc. lie was
struck a terrific aloT over the right eye
and hnoclci n.sensible. The prisoners
dashed over his body and away To free
dom. scattering the people on The crowded
streets ara keeping az oJy t-cir pHr%utts
WIN a sylpil discharge o.. rcrolvcrs wn.cn,
~ some myst.ri, as manner. they had o.
tained- Vie casey jumped mo a passing
vehicle. containing a .nan and "otnap, and
At the point of =. pistol compelled them -
jrIaD out Almost before they had time 10
obey lass command. chief of Police Ailt
jones opened Guc on The escaping prison
ors who promptly returned j.. y hct Iusi!-
lade then took place between tie two Chris
uans. Casey and several officers. in whieh
Casey and Jones were il st&utly taled, one
man shot through the leg and woman
slightly wounded by Il spent bullet. One
o. the Christian brothers then mounted the
Ce1i officers horse, while the other com
PEELED man TO get Ont OF a buggy and
both escaped into the country, cloa2iE pur-
sttc3 by al posse OF mi ateo ttt2e i'S.
BloodhoUnis wnre brought :nt1 Teqit'ssCen
and tnere is Hide doubt that tAey Wlii he
captured before morning.
Vie Casey was nineteen years old. ite
killed Deputy MarsEal sam taFriS ar 3 u
ko1. Okla. last summer. BOD AND hiiilaTn
Christian were noted tauss ana dospeIa-
does. and were confined on :Ae charge OF
killing Deputy Marshal Turner. or IeCtiln-
sch. Okla. several months ago
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Should there be more than one correct
guess for the exact number of bales the
date upon which the guess was made VIII
decide which premium sum the party max
ing Il shall be entitled TO, and the money
viii be given 10 the first correct gUesser
and Will not be divided with any one else
unless there should be another correct
guess within the same period; that IS, be-
fore the day on when the premium
amount 5 changed subsequently. If any
correct SuesSeS are received later they
Will take rank in the number OF prizes
offered as being the nearest guess to the
number of bales and WI receive 500 in
cash for the first, 500 in cash for the
second and through the list Of prizes
for suesscrs coming nearest TO the exact
number.
For instance, should the correct guess 'oe
made before December l, 1895, the party
making t would receive the whole $3.50,
but if more than one, each Will receive his
own equal part of the $500 cash. II
after December 1st other parties should
make a correct guess, the first prize nav
ing already been won previously, the
eueSser would receive Il prize as If ne mad
come nearest TO the correct number with
out exactly hitting It.
The day upon which the guess is re-
ceiyed decides the standing of the guesser
TO those who have the longest time
against them the largest rewards are
offered; those who wait until the time has
almost expired VIII have a chance only al
the smallest sum.
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AGAINST her husband, James ]. Corbett,
prgilist. upon the statutory grounds. Cor
bctt was married in 1855 and lived with
his wife until last April, when she claims
to have discovered evidences OF his faith
lessness and brought suit for absolute
divorce. Corbett has put in . denial Of his
wife's charges, V hich raises an issue IN the
caso that the referee will have TO try.
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a COMPLETES sTnADDLE.
That IL what MIR. Bryan Calls the
Kentucky Platform.

Fort Worth, Tex. June Colon. W. ].
Rrvan. of Nebra ska, the silver advocate
and one of the best orators in the west
smoke on free silver ut the city auditorium
Friday night The congressman was guar
tered at the Worth hotel, where he held an
Informal reception. Democrats, irTespec-
tive OF fee silver, called upon him. Free
silver men Of Texas are actively IN the
campaign and viii bring the best possible
speakers here TO champion their cause.
to carry on the fight within party lines
There was a big crowd OF democrats out
TO hear Mr. Bryans speech, which was
about two hours long.
He declared the platform adopted at the
Louisville convention complete straddle
lie asserts that many republicans in the
west VIII desert their party ana stand for
free silver. Among other things he said
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9 San Francisco, June 2S.-The police claim
TO have discovered q witness who says he
saw Durant and Minnie Williams in front
of Emanuel church Oh the night she was
numbered.