The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-24

Vile Republican Banner and Nashville
American and consul TO Hamilton, Ont.
under Cleveland's first administration,
is dead.
The Maybrick association, of London,
with which many American ladies are
affiliated, is about to present q petition
to the new home secretary, Sir Mat
thew White Ridley, asking him to re-
open the Maybrick case. Mrs. Flor
cncc Maybrick, it will be remembered,
is an American woman, native Of
Mobile, Ala.
THROUGH THE NORTH.
The drouth is broken in the North
west
Senator Sherman says he is too old to
be President.
A new directory gives New York city
1900, 900. population.
A severe hail storm greatly damaged
the Connecticut tobacco crop.
The forgeries of Banker Lewis, Of
Cincinnati will amount to $500, 900.
Jersey City has been selected as the
place for next years Christian Endeavor
meeting.
Grasshoppers are eating the buck
wheat crop in New York state and the
farmers are sad.
The two new revenue cutters have
been named the Walter Q. Gresham and
Daniel Manning.
The new American yacht easily beats
the Vigilant, which beat the English
boats last year.
Zimmerman made mile on bicycle
in 1.57 4.5 at Asbury Park, New York,
breaking the record
It is said that the Pennsylvania rail-
road has begun fight" on the Order
Of Railway Conductors.
The cruiser Montgomery having on
board the Nicaraguan commissioner
arrived in New York Sunday.
James E. Green, who is said to have
witnessed Napoleon's last defeat, 10
living at Alliance, o., aged 81 years.
Defender crossed the line two min
utes and 45 seconds ahead of the Vigil
liant in Saturdays race at Sandy Hook.
At the Defenders trial trips she has
proved herself great success Her
owners think she will keep the cup at
home.
w. II. Crossman a. Brother, OF New
York, shipped between $780, 900 and
81, 900, 900 in gold to Europe, Saturday
July 20.
Coal Operator Stein and 7. S. Waters,
his check weigher, have been arrested
at Illewood Mines, Pa, for swindllng
the miners in weights
The 500 puddlers employed in the
Duncansville rolling mills at Hallidays-
burg, Pa, have been granted an in
crease of 25 cents per ton.
The semi-centennial celebration Of
Milwaukee's birth is al assured affair
and great preparations are under way
for October 10Th and 18th.
The steamer Norlnaudie had an
eventful voyage across the ocean. An
explosion killed one man, on her. but
she arrived in New York safely.
A canvass by the World Of twenty
nine of the largest cities of the state
show that in only FIVE was the excise
law enforced as severely as in New
York City.
The steamer Gibola, on the Niagara
river, caught fire at Lewiston, n. Y,
Tuesday. The fire spread to the dock
and to the American hotel, all ofwhich,
with the steamer, were burned. Loss
S250,OOo
Gen. Z. A. McAlpin, of New York,
president OF the National Republican
League, has directed Acting Secretary
Hunpray to call meeting Of the Ma
tional Executive Committee to be held
in Chicago August Il.
THROUGH THE WEST.
Three car loads of California fruit
have been shipped to London, Eng.
The drouth has been broken in the
Benton Harbor, Mich, district by q
heavy windstorm.
CThe first new bale of cotton Of the
season was sold at Galveston, Tex, at
auction for 500.
The Mergenthaler Linotype company
has bought out the Rogers Topographic
cal Company for s4l5,oOo.
Utah has 1000 miles Of canals, her ir-
rigated lands producing over 5000, 900
bushels Of grain annually.
The famous Choctaw chief, BENZ.
Pikey, who has held every important
office in the gift of the Choctaw nation,
is dead.
Rev. Dr. McAnally, senior editor of
the Christian Advocate, and one of the
most prominent men in the Methodist
church, died in st. Louis Monday.
Miss Mary Holmes, wealthy woman
Of Rockford. ILL.,. established Selnina
rv ut Jackson, Miss. icr the free edu-
cation Of the negroes. No sooner had
it been completed than it was burned
to the ground by incendiaeies. Miss
Holmes will erect another at West
Point. Miss.
The Roman Catholic membersof the
Knights of Pythias. Odd Fellows and
Sons Of Temperance were authoritive-
ly placed under the ban of the church
in Chicago by a published order, which
went into effect Monday and was read
from all the pulpits OF the church in
that diocese. Archbishop Freeman has
been notified by Manager Satoli, the
papal delegate. that the edict is to be
observed TO the strictest letter. 1t af.
fects 5000 knights of Pythias and sew.
eral thousand Odd Fellows and Sons OF
Temperance