The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-02-06
>4'.:E:<'S NEWS CONDENSED.

| the Uect at Fort Monroe Tuesday.
The steamship Lain, which sailed for
Europe Tuesday, carried $500, 900
gold.
The jury in the case Of John T. Dore,
the alleged Boston embezzler, has dis
agreed.
The daughter Of Victor Vifquain,
United States consul-general at Pana.
ma, is dead.
New York railroad officials are OF the
opinion that the Pooling bill will
become law.
There is abundant proof that the
western pass agreement is in totter-
ing condition.
The treasury gold reserve was re-
duced yesterday up to the close OF busi-
ness to s4s,51e, 1913.
The tug Dickinson has been sent from
Chicago to search for the missing
steamer Chicora
G. w. Dunn has been appointed re-
:celver for the defunct Merchants bank
OF Binghamton, N. Y.
State Civil Service Commissioner Van
Fleet, Of New York, has sent his resig-
nation to Governor Morton.
Because the superintendent would
not reinstate a discharged man, 12S
miners struck at Mowequa. Ill.
The directors of the ST. Paul Com.
mercial CLUB have adopted resolution
against the Nicaragua Canal bill.
The agricultural appropriation bill,
carrying total appropriation Of So, a77,-
$50, has been passed in the house.
One was killed and several fatally in
jured IN battle between two gangs of
outlaws near Sacred Heart Mission, o.
r..
Vigo Anderson, the famous solo flu
t:st Of the Thomas Orchestra, commit
ted suicide at Chicago Wednesday
night.
1t is believed that Taylor, South Da-
kota's defaulting treasurer, is in South
America, beyond the reach of an extra
dition treaty.
The Hawaiian correspondence called
for in the resolution of the house of the
ist inst, was laid before the house
Monday and o-.:errd to be printed
Two hundred guests at the Allen
house, near the Chicago stock yards,
were evicted by Gre Friday night. The
hotel was destroyed. Loss $4,000.
Fifteen Thousand dollars was distrib-
uted among cil:: two hundred employees
of the co operative horn nanufactory
of ConErcss:l:an Conn at EIkhart We'd
nesday night.
Burglars entered the bank al Vernon,
small village west of New York. Fri
day night and blew open the safe with
dynamite. They secured 5000 in cash
and some valua bles
The terms of eighty-seven postmas-
tiers at presidential Offices expire during
this month. The most important in
the list is Cincinnati. In March the
mum Der will hardly reach half dozen.
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
e-n, ir conjunction with the Illinois
Central, has put on fast freight train
between Cihcinnatti and New Orleans,
to run through in ftty-nine hours.
President Faure, of France, tried to
enter a door leading to private apart
ments in the Elysee palace yesterday,
but not having the password and not
being recognized, was hello as suspic-
icus person.
W.. B. Ryan has received the ap-
pointment. Of general eastern joint
agent Of the Mexican International,
Inter-Oceanic Of Mexico, Mexican
National and Mexican Central lines,
with headquarters in New York.
Saturday, the ssrd inst, at p. m.
has,been set apart for the delivery Of
eulogies Of the late Senator Stock
bridge, Of Michigan, in the house Of
representatives. The afternoon of Feb
ruary 2eth for eulogies upon the late
Representative Post, of Illinois.
,Itis said on excellent authority that
the Atlantic Coast line is preparing to
lower the record between New York
and Jacksonville, Fla, and to that end
will in the very near future make al
effort that will far surpass any of its
previous efforts in the matter of reduc-
the time between the above points
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon. submit
ted an amendment to the post office ap-
propriat ton bill providing that no clerk
or letter carrier in the post office de-
pactment shall be asked fo- his rcsig-
nation or removed from service until
written charges shall have 6ccn fled
against him.
The Baltimore and Ohio express, from
Cincinnati, was wrecked at Woodeil,
three miles west of Washington, Pa
None Of the passengers was seriously
injured. Ed Robinson, brakeman,
was killed. and Frank Kelly, brake
man, was badly hurt. The express col
lided with freight train.
The Investigation of the overtime
claims of letter carriers in Boston has
been completed. There were 472 claims.
which aggregated ss76, 443. The report
recommends the allowance of S173,440
The claims Of carriers in Providence,
R. l., aggregate 1000, and claims in
Meriden, Mass, and two stations In
New York city have also been adjusted,
making total Of SGo oo0
Non-suit was granted in Pittsburg
yesterday in the case of Waring Broth
ers against the Pennsylvania railroad
for ss,50O,o00 A suit for $500. 900 was
entered for alleged rebates due for
freight on oil shipped. Two million
dollars were asked as damage for dis
eliminating against the firm. Fourteen
years elapsed between the time of the
alleged discrimination and the fling Of
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