The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-31

from the Brooklyn bridge into the East
river for notoricty. He was picked Up
and will probably Gle from it.
The Buffalo Furnace Company Of
Buffalo, n. has increa sed the wages
OF its 500 employees 20 per cent. The
works are running night and day
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building on New York avenue,
near the treasury department. was de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday morning
with all the contents.
The excitement is unabated at Lear
ward, Miss, over the McRae-TerrelI
feud. Ruckshot and cartridges have
been ordered in large quantities and
further trouble is feared. The feud IS
Of eight years standing.
THROUGH THE WEST.
Ex. Chief Justice Strahan, Of Oregon,
is dead.
Coxey will be the populist nominee
for governor OF Ohio.
Holmes victims now number nine,
and not all heard from.
Society girls were served with war
rants for violation Of the bicycle ordi-
nance at Emporia, kas.
a youag Milwaukee pugilist named
Smidt was killed as the result Of mill
held in North Milwaukee.
The democrats OF Oregon are in doubt
about holding a convention to discuss
silver No action is taken.
There was u report out at Toledo, o.,
that Miss Susan B. Anthony was dead.
She was very i'll but will recover.
There IS an interesting legal question
as to whether women shall vote N
Utah or not ut the coming election.
The indians are on the war-path near
the Yellowstone National Park and
soldiers are sent to force them back to
their reservations
A mass meeting was held by miners
in Spring Valley, ILL.,, and it broke up
in a riot and as q result nearly dozen
men are now nursing broken heads.
Judge Green, ct Buffalo, ordered the
distribution Of $50, 900 among the hold
ers of life and reserve policies in the
defunct Western New York Mutual
Life and Reserve Association.
Samuel D. Cliff, veteran conductor
OF the Vandalia system, known ali over
the United States died from a stroke OF
paralysis which attacked him in April
of last year, at Te-re Haute, Indiana,
Wednesday.
Frank Ware loved Engineer Martin
J. Blacks wife at Fort Worth, Tex,
and Ware put poison in Blacks food.
The latter is dead. Ware is in jail and
Blacks wife has been arrested as an
accomplice.
Kansas corn crop this year will be
about 100, 100000 bushels, the biggist
the state ever had. Nebraska: too, eX-
poets to make record, if present indi-
cations hold out, with the largest crop
ever raised N the state.
Ben Brush, as yet unbeaten, demon
strated at Oxley, Ohio, yesterday, that
he is the bess two-year-old in the west.
BE won the Diamond stakes with i25
pounds up. as he pleased in the fast
time of 1:oS. The stake was "orth
S3, 900 to the winner.
Richard Smith Tuesday brought
suit as stoclsholder against the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette, to enjoin that
paper from paying 70 the Chicago AS
sociated Press the 35 per cent. assess
ment recently levied upon those sign
ing the Guarantee fund agreement.
The publication OF Governor Budd's
proposed proclamation regarding semi
military organizations, Of California
bearing arms, has caused a tumult
among the foreign societies who have
arms in their quarters and have been
IN the habit Of drilling On state occa-
sions.
Nellie Thomas was taken to Gin
cinnati hospital from Q convent to be
treated for an atfliction Of the limbs.
The physicians removed twenty-nine
needles from the girls flesh ard then
she confessed that during two years
she had pushed needle into her flesh
every time she sinned.
Cy Warman. author of Sweet Marie,
is now connected with New York
magazine. lie was at Creole, Col,
dead broke" to use his own phrase,
when the popular song began to pour
money into his pockets. The first six
months Of the great demand for the
song nearly $4,000 were sold
Miss Abbic d. Clay. second cousion OF
Henry Clay, and probably the only rel
ative of the greatest statesman in that
section OF the United States, was
buried Wednesday in Wood Haven Gem
etery, New York city. She had lived in
Harlem almost es rccluse for many
years, and only her most intimate
friends were aware Of her relation to
the great man whose name she bore.
The citizens of Cincinnati have pre-
sented an ella borate silver service to the
cruiser Cincinnati.
The executive committee Of the Ma
tional Republican League will meet IN
Chicago on August 14th.
There will be only two more sessions
of the Horr-Harvey debate, which has
la,