The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-10-09
News From the North.

not MAKE COrC9CtlOu as W4USS pTedN
as its. first statement.
News From the North.
New Haven had to dismiss her pub
lie schools Monday on account Of in.
tense heat.
Alexander E. McGill has been nomi.
mated by the Democrats for governor
Of New Jersey.
John D. Jones. for 10 years president
Of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance oom:
pany,, Of New York, is dead
At Wilmington, Del, - culprits,
sentenced BY the general sessions court,
were whipped by the sheriff.
Walker & Sons paper mill at Mont.
gomery, N. Y. was destroyed oy nre'
The plant originally cost sl2O. O0o.
Three persons were drowned while
boating in New York Sunday. two
brothers, in East river. and one man,
fisherman, in North river.
Heavy gales prevailed in northern
waters during the last Of the past week,
and much damage to shippinss-|ss done
in Michigan. New York and Connects.
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Considerable excitement has been cre-
ated among the Jews OF Boston by the
recent issue Of orders for closing their
places Of business on the Christian
Sabbath.
Carp are so numerous in the water
reservoir at Lanbertville, N. j., as TO
render the water unfit for use. The
authorities are killing them ont with
dynamite.
a meteor fell at GAINESVILLE. Minn.
Saturday night. It is composed Of nu-
merous stones Of various sizes. en-
bedded in q solid metal substance re.
semoling iron
Jim Corbett is said to have crippled
knee which may interfere with his bat
tie with Fitzsimmons. Corbstt, how.
ever, says he will hs all right on the
day of the fight.
Shamokin and Eazletou. two Penn
sylvania cities, are suffering from Q
water famine and manufactures have
had to close down. Ten thousand men
as Easleton are idle.
Major General Nelson a Miles. sta.
toned at Governors Island, N. Y. has
gone to Washington and assumed com.
mand Of the United States army. Gsn +.
eral Schofeld being retired
General James Longstrset was the
guest OF the Union league Of Philadel-
phia during the week. and the old
yiv ~
ovation in the Quaker City.
The New York representatives Of the
insurgents in Cuba have seriously dis.
agreed, and IL arrangements can be
made with the Mexican government.
Secretary Quesads will make his head.
quarters in the City Of Mexico.
The $40, 900 stakes, put up by Bob
Fitzsimmons for the Corbett-F Fitzsim.
mons fight, have been attached for q
printing bill against Bob's specially
company to the amount Of $S.07S ~
The court sustained the attachment
James GarIa, o barber. is locked up at
Newark, N. j.. charged with throwing
a bomb last Sunday night into the
yard Of Justice Of the Peace Lorenzo
Boscaina Of 10 Factory street with the
idea Of destroying him and his home.
Henry R. Patton, one of the supe-in-
tendeuts Of convict labor in the. Jef7er-
sonville (Ind.) state prison, has been
arrested, charged with passing counter
felt coin He claims the charges are
str1mped up by convicts who dislike
him.
Lieutenant Pesry says that he will
not undertake further. arctic work. he
denies that any Of the bones Of Gree
ley's party were found at Cspe Sabine.
but the officers. engineer. fireman land
sailors Of the Kite contradict this state.
ment
The United Press and Eaysi Cable
company has chartered the cable
steamer Mackay-Bennett, owned by
the Commercial Cable company, for the
purpose of laying the first section of q
submarine cable toconuect New: York
direct with Hsyti, West Indies.
Coroner Sohafer, of Staten Island.
N. Y, has concluded the inquest on
the death OF Robert W. 1nman, who
was drowned on Aug. 2. when his
Yacht was In collision with. the iron
steamboat Perseus. The jury oensured
the captain and pilot OF the steamboat
for gross carelessness. Warrants will
be issued at once for their arrest
New York Democrats split in the
state convention at Syracuse and
Charles S. Fairchild, at the head Of the
New York county Democrats, left the
convention hall The fight was on .
division of representation between
Tammany and the county. Democracy.
Fairchild left with his followers, prom.
ising to have an opposition ticket out.
Mrs. Mary Gorham has just died at
Lynn, Mass in her one hundred and
second year. She was born in the coun.
ty of Galway, Ireland. and came to
LYNN in 1884. She had more than 100
Observation-Disclosures. grandchildren,
great grandchildren and great great
crandchildren-of whom 80 are living
In this oountfy. She enjoyed good
health until about six months ago.
In New York the grand jury has in.
dicted Thomas Murray, foreman; Thon'
q w 2!RSG, superintendent " SoA9st ~
ton; John e. Parker. contractor; Dem
mis- e Buckley, building inspector;
Charles E. Beherns. architect, and Ed
ward J. Youaale. architects assistant.
in the case Of the Ireland building col.
lapse Of August Z. last. The lndlcs.
ments are for manslaughter in the 500
ond degrse
From the wese.
At Lsadg;!le, Colo. terrific e1p!o-
sion of giant powder occurred in the
Belgium mine and Is men are known
to. have been killed.
At Chicago. J. F. Glenn, su inven.
tor, shot himself dead while despondent
over-the death Of his wife. he invented
the great air6Eake and other railroad
apparatus
At Anderson, Ind. the Indiana " e
dow Glass factories. which control the
industry In the United States, started
their fires this week The outlook was