The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-07
HOOd'Sia@'s ia'sj' Cures
Hood's Pills are a mild cathartic, 25I

HOODS Pills are Mlla catuatI!c- -oc.
A marvelously rich vein OF gold has
been struck at Victor, Col.
Five people were killed by cyclone
at Three States and one at Barnes
Ridge.
The indications are that Senator
Blackburn will succeed himself in Ken
lucky.
The reports about the Indian out
breaks in Wyoming have been greatly
exaggerated.
Mrs. Leland Stanford will sell the
the university.
Three Arkansas negroes have re-
turned from Liberia and tell tales OF
great suffering.
Grand Haven, Mich, has citizen
ninety-four years old, who served un-
der the great Napoleon.
Ex-Governor Boies, has announced
that he will not have the nomination
for governor of Iowa.
The supreme court Of Oklahoma has
decided that divorces granted by pro-
bate judges are void.
Mayor c. S. Stcrkweather, Of West
Superior, Mich, ";as impcached by the
Council for receiving bribes
There was 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 in
Utah or aat at the coming election.
Two or three cloud bursts in Col
orado and New Mexico caused many
deaths and great losses OF property.
Rev DR.. Boyd, Of the Charlotte Sec
ond Presbyterian church has resigned
to accept {. call from Evansville, Ind.
Case Waterman plead guilty at
Ionta, Mich. Of attempting to wreck a
train and was given q thirty year sen
tence.
Another highbinGcr var may occur
| in Chinatown, San Francisco, owing
to rupture between two Chinese COM
panies.
A suit will be brought in the United
States Supreme Court 70 Settle the
boundary dispute between Missouri
and Iowa.
The indians are on TIC war-path near
the Yellowstone National Park and
soldiers are sent to force them back to
their reservations.
Joseph Barthel, q Chicago manufac-
turer of shoe uppers, was charged with
having received stolen property. The
disgrace broke his heart and be hanged
himself in his shop.
An unprecedented fall of rain in the
southeast Of Kansas flooded the streams
and wrought destruction Of life and
property. In seven hours 1-2
inches fell at Fort Scott and the city is
inundated Several fatalities resulted.
There is talk Of calling special ses-
sion of the Montana legislature to de-
fe5t the possible consolidation ct the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
henry Bier, the New Orlerns capi-
talist, convicted of perjury in connec-
tion with the purchase of street rail
way franchises, has made confession
duplicating others.
At Chicago, as result OF the con-
tinued crusade by the civic federation
! of the election outrages in Park side
last fall, Judge Bretano passed SEN
tance on the ring leaders as follows:
Simon McNulta, one year in the peni-
Tertiary; Dcnnis, Maloney, fined 2,oOo;
William Heelen, fined $4,000; Patrick
Milley, fined $4,000: James Burke fined
| $780, Patrick Corcorar. fined 500.
AT WASHINGTON
Orders have been issued to refund
| the income tax
The underground trolley system IS .
success at Washington.
Internal revenue receipts for the year
ending June 80, were Si43, ,245, ,977.75.