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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
LEGISLATURES MAY BE 4 TIE.
The Death of Democratic Senator
Elect in MARYLAND,

Elcct III NarSIaud.
Senator-elect Pinckney. J. Bennett, Of Car
lou county. Md, died suddenly Wednesday
night. st tho late election MI. Bennett 17=aSs
reelected for third term as Il Democrat.
Gov. Brown will he called upon to order
special election for Carroll county and upon
the result Of that election depends the political
complexion OF the next Senate Of Marylano:
With lIr. Bennett'S vote that body STOOD Il
Democrats and 12 Republicans. Should shc
Republicans elect d successor to Mr.. Bennets
the Senate would be tic with Senator Brice,
of baltimore, acting in harmony with the
Republicans upon all reform measures ana
uniting with them N confirming the Republl-
cans Governors nominations. Should the
Democrats win the situation will remain the
same as prior to Mr.. Benne,t's death.
The regular Democrats expected, because
Of their control OF the Senate, to prevent
many changes proposed in the registration,
election. and other laws OF the State rs we'll
as to offset many Of the Republican Govern
or's nominations. The special election IN
Carroll. will therefore. be lively affair. The
rounty gave Lowndr$. Republican, major
ity for Governor Of l26: Mr.. Benefits ma
jorjty was but 81.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
i';:i, Wf1%.ii'S NEW ENTERPRISES
\ Week Of Progress i'll tho Southern
States.

Special reports 10 the Baltimore Mahuia:-
tu.,.r.' Record show the projection Ola NUM-
her nf ncw industrial enterprises during tic
w:.,.:;. Details are published Of the machlhe
shols TO H.; built at Alexandria by the Soath-
,.5n hallway Company at a cost ot aoou'
$50 .0Gn. to employ. when in full oleratloE:
IL, L. six hundred hands. Austin trrhin. q
" York. is preparing TO build n'eF hl'l.S
,,i railroad in Arkansas TO reach large cot
Ip:s plantation which he and others OWL. "i'!
IT, open up adjacent land Northcru capi-
i.;;@!. ar. Investigating: lnr il sight ID tnc n
= NH frr building print "!1tl MIL ol 1.oo'
ir.;.ls capacity.
Auivnr other enterprises r"i'"rteu ilc ~
$,7@ 900 water WORKS and ''I''ctrlc liSht p!"u>
coal mining and :,"id n:inir= operations III
.tai,u:la: ir;.lin. Ci!han ;vh:"co growers
hlrc organized Il 100000 company 10 c'tI!i-
v;itc and manufacture tobacco III rt2flt''''
Geur.ia reports Il large colo storage l'lant. !"
S1n. 600 curperHgr company. h''':N al" tH',
:,!al and electric light works: Louisiana "
:.%::,.0iiO sugar mlI. water works. cIe"tH'
t,.l! w.,rts AMI oil mills: North rHrhllna. 1t
20 600 spindle mill. reported IA t. h" butt -
Ilin:,,.!nhia people h:.cn.':- fa"tucE. sp4F.
inii ;.n,l Z shuttle mill: Texas 2WH' a:F''@ g. 80
.cI i:n,:S E, m tc""lopctl: Il $50 .0o0 ol' :::l!
"f.!n;a:4v jn N!rgiuia. Il S5n. ONO iImhNf '1I'-
ranG and Il :1Gn.0nG mining r"MF any; ana 4
humber us nlis,.ntan.h'iS enterprises I'll otii-
= Stats.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Treatment Of Headache.

:si;herc are SO many causes for
headaches, and &c many conditions
that lead up to this distressing mala-
dv, that i is often very difficult to di-
ocnosticate the ca&a properly" said G
medical man Of wide experience: ~
course; il the root of the matter 10 not
reached, medicines a7aii nothing ana
may do more harm thar good: One
thing, however, is quite certa:Hs and
thet is that congestion is a very fre.
ouent Gcco!rpeuiment Of headache, aua
the pressure on tbs btair becomes ez'
tremely painful and may Iced to dar'
cerous consequences. 1t is evident,
therefore, that any course Of treat
meut that relieves the o7erfull blood
Vessels of the brain must be desirable.
It is always best to consult some re-
liable physical, if one is Within
reach but this q great many people
nrs ayerse to doing, and some arc SO
Situated thai meoica, aid is not within
call. For this class Of persons a sim
pie remedy may be nenttloned that
has been. the means Of Se.le7lnS
many & sufferer, and is so easily ap'
piled and so Absolutely harmless that
it is we'll worth knowing. .s....
"When the beating, humping sen,,
sation begins in the head, take equal
quantities of pure cayenne pepper ana
-four mix them up with water to form
= smooth paste thick esough to spread
like Il salve. Put this upon d piece
OF soft paper and apply it to the back
of the neck just below the edge of the
hair: In warm weather it is best tc
wash the neck with cloth wet with
soap and water, &c tie oily perspira.
ton may interfere with the action OF
the plaster. One great edvantage OF
cayenne pepper plasted ove- mustard
is TINT while tho latter frequently
blistcrs the former never does SO, ne
natter how strong it is applied. In
the use Of mustard, if the ekin is
broken all ttest.nent must cease until
it heals, but with pepper; when: the
plaster loses its effect another may be
applied without unpleasant eonse-
quences.
"It is an item OF Importance that
pure pepper must DE used. This
should co1uc from the druggists, and
reliable one at that. It is very sell
dom that grocery cayenne pepper IS
pure, and for this purpose the chem
ist is the better dispenser Of such
compounds as arc required for meai.
cinaI purposes. New York Ledger.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
THE NEW SILVER PARTY
4 Convention Called to Meet ut WASH
ington on january -

Ara meeting Of til" executive :nlru!tt"" 81
the Amcrcan B;-N atalIi': League. i,' Na-h-
incton CITY. the following resaiuti''f! VA,
Unanimously adopted
That we accept III" iay;tatioA 81 I'll" ~
tinnal Silver Committee u! Chicago. and that
in accordance with its re&oHn!eniia.!' lis. tE'*'
president Of the American Hi-Neta!i!" La.;c";'
lie authorized anil dir""teal l. uHitr 18th t;!:'
National Silver Commits" al; th;' National
Bi-Metallic Union il calling. coa.;''. ..!:%' 81
those who believe that the :t;:>:'n'e:., : -:
question Of currency reform. - ID r.. aud
unrestricted coinage Of c"!' a!"! s;'t.-r"t IT,
cy;stiuc ratio By tn Unte;! SAT-. !:::r :
emily. cannot b. effected 1h!ot:h :':E ;..:i::'
il orsanizing and supporting d parry i"ini:J
for the purpose Of carrying this cats 10 S;E%-
cess TO meet at Washington. p. e.. l:"''"r;
.ond. 1896. to appoint committees az! az
range tGr j national convention: lii" iAriiH-
ton 70 such conference 20 st. "f; II He q:
cretion Of the presidents Of sal HrS:i':z;'::':
:.arli organization - lac "ntii'':i;. x: ''.:'''
7an.rsenIat;ou therein, ii" t2;H! t!1in3eI -:
81 exceed twrrty-'va !0r f';:'.:: r.s:;nH;;!!1':.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
THE STATE FAIR.
1t was q Graud Success i'll Every Par
ti.:ljar.
The Annual FaiI Of the South Car

The Annual Eail Of the South Car
lttir,l Ns;zz, - zszz7sszEzZ
Company WAS held in Columbia last
week. The exhibits were fine and the
attendance larger than for years.
Tie State fair is row almost out Of
debt. With the aid Of the -, 500 ap-
propriated by Columbiu's city council
last year and the $1,000 given by
Columtiu business mcu this year, the
receipts Of this Fair Week were suf-
Ecicut to pay all but about 1000 or
81, 800 of deficiencies Of the two pre-
ccding years amounting to some S.
800. Tie fair society began this lair
with debt ot$4, coo, exclusive OF the
obligations settled by the Columbia $
subscriptions. and ended it with a debt
pro!abl V not more than 81, 800. With
careful management from this time for
ward and the continued cooperation
OF the RAILROADS and the business men
OF Columbia, the enterprise Will pros
per. :.
1t meeting Of The Stutc Agricul-
t.,raI md Mechanical society Thursday
night Il. L. Cllilds WAS elected pres
i,!cnt. \. i. Smythe, \. p. E.'tler,
y. \. Bowen, !. Wash Watts, I. J:
Citnuipgham, b. j. Williamson and
". G. Hiuson we're elected yicc-rrcs-
idcuts.
Il. F. Wutsuu, i. J.. HOWE, Jr-, ".
G.. Fisher, S. ". Vance. \. Fl. White,
!. L. Tindal, 7. Fl. Hyatt, L. L..
Roche, J. W. Anderson. ". D. Evans,
J. L. Wanamaacr, S, !. Mclaughlin,
". H. Frazier. and I. y. Sanders
were elected members OF the executive
committee.
Thcs. ". holloway was reelected
secretary and George II. Huggins
treasurer.
Notice was given that al the next
meeting Of the society il motion would
be made to reciud the rule which made
made the president ineligible to re-
election after two consecutive terms.
Notice was given that at the next.
meeting O. the society motion would.
be made to change the date Of the hold
ing OF thc fair.
Gov. John Gary Evans, James Nor
tor aud D. II. Tompkins were elected
life members Of the soci ciety.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
CH,CAGOANS AZ CHARLESTON.
The O:d City Gives Them Il Grand Re


The demonstration il Charleston Oh
Thursday in honor Of the Chicago Wis
itors WIS the greatest thing OF the
kind which has ever been seen III
Charleston. Business was practically
suspended. and the people OF Charles
ton turned out eli niasse to welcome the
visitors. IT was estimated that from
sixty to seventy thousand people wit
messed the parade. The eXcurslonlsts
arriyed in the city al s o'clock a. m.
in live trains numbering forty Pullman
ears. The official rc, cptiun took place
ut $50 clock The reception COM
mitt.e consisted of Mav": John ].
Fichen and 100 Of The most promiucnt
citizens,
General Anderson. 1T the head Of
I,taclment5 from the Washington
Light Infantry, the German Artillery,
the Sumptcr Guards, the Carolina Ri
ties. the Irish Volunteers, the Moultrle
Guards. the Gcrmau Huss;trs and the
Naval Reserve corps, numbering 400
mcu. acted us escort 10 Governor Mt
geld.
At the depot al adlrcsss of welcome
was made l,l Mayor John /. Ficken.
The resi- ouscs for Chicago were made
by iiovcrror Altgcld and Mayor Swift.
The line OF march was then taken up
and continued through the city down
to the battery, where the military,
Numbering 1,4Un mel, in uniform,
pusstd before Governor Altge]d and
Mayors Swift and E'ickcn. The First
regiment national guard OF Illinois
made splendid Impression aud were
loudly checred throughout the day.
At ! o'clock The entire party OF,
guests were taken for Il trip across the
harbor and through the jetties on q
feet Of fire eNcursicu steamers, head
cl bv the Clyde line ocean steamer
Seminole. 4 handsome lunch WAS
served on board Of each vessel. The
visiting soldiers gave M exhibition
drill; Of the battery at 80 o'clock, and
their glcc club gave a concert from
the balcony OF the Charleston hotel at
I clock. Early in the night the Wis
itors were rendered Il public reception
and supper at the Charleston hotel.
The visitors left the city that night
ct II clock.
The day witnessed the greatest dem
gnstration which C}.rlestou has ever
accorded to party of strangers, and
both the guests aud hosts appear to
have been delighted with one another.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEF.
GLEANISGS FROM MANY POINTS
important Happenings, Both Home
and Foreign, Briefly Tote;
NcWsy Southern Notes.

\ ire in P,lnta Gordn, Fla, caused
q tota! less Of abput S1+,0oe.
Toni 3iastin: Jr.. c7!ni:littcd suicide
at Montgomery, Ala. II, shooting him
self in the l.:i.l with ii pistol.
Tie gate receipts at the Atlanta Tx
position on Wednesday were heavier
tLnn those Of any previous day and It
is said that the g;c;lt show IS now pay
ing all expenses.
The Raudolph Paper-Box factorT
at Richmond. Va. ths largest concern
ot nc kind in the United States, was
almost totally destroyed by fire Oh
Tuesday night. cutu!liDg loss OF
about Sie5: :G31:
Further GetAils u( The wrecs cn the
o0uthcrii Hailway at Antcrica, Alu.,
discloses tie tact that four ioct; we're
killed and !our Injured. Tie collision
occurred between Il freight and work
train, The latter backing on the former
without pluciug slguals cut.
lne ENcCnIlEc AGUluIttGt lpi ; W
cign Missions OF the Presbyterian
Church, met in Nashville. Tenn.: on
Wednesday and decided to- send at
once to Corea as missionary Rev y.
B. Harrison, rt Glnr Lick, Ky, and
Misses Ellen Emctgor, Of Ercdrrickt-
burg, Va: and fupcm Rice: Of Laurh'
vile, Fla. both 10 China.
The south bound express trai1i. on
the Houston { Texas Central, Which
LEST. Dallas ut 7:3O Wednesday night
coliided with train On the Northwest
crn branch at Bremen il the station
about midnight. Engineer "cltey, Of
tie North western train WAS killed, and
Engineer Clark, Of the main line,
badly injured. NeHrly 20 passengers
received slight hrnises:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Weekly Bulletin OF tho New Orleans
Cotton Exchange.

The New Orleans ccttnn exchange state-
mrnt from Santen'p: i! II November S;b.
IacIus;ro. l. :: follows: Port receipts .so2.-
$50 ball.. a-ainst 2,597, ,16t last, year. 2,cGc.-
756 year l-iore last and l.S+3.+s6. for the
st:.le timc in 1922: overland {" mills a2d
Canada. 32eS'. against rs .];95. 49, 2l4 and
22t s: interin- stocks. in Gz>'.,s Il ;eotel!-
bcr 1st. 1856. .753. against 29s.726. 253.25I and
loS. .42s: S3uth"rn nil! taki4cs. 204 :olI.
against 192,3a5. 17o.lol ard 1860; .c:cr
brought into sight during IS day: o. season
to date. o.G06.l335 against 3.4-G.6so: 2,e23. EOS
AMI 2. .433. 500: crop brought ;..te sight fo1 the
week. 297.374. against 529.652 Eos IT, Ss%e:l
DAYS ended November sth last yea5. 3S5.3 81
and 352. .S35; crop brought into sight for the
first eight days Of November. $50. 2oS. against
t;05. III, 40. $50 and 431. I2+.
Comparisons in thesr REPORTS are made Up
10 the CORES pvn'tia- date oi last year. year
before anil in 1892. and Dot u IL" "!ose OF
the CORES pondiES week. Comparisons hy
weeks would take in 70 days Ct the sVasaa
last year. II Year bt!crs 'f1s; a:!d - - 'S'!,
against 2niy s. lays jhis yer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
CHRISTIANS iSS:ACROED.
The Foreign MISSIONARIES are tro'ecI'

Inc fOTCINn -I1SSlOlliiNS q" o'NSN.
-z-e7-z-f-zz-7=es-=e>fis-i.'a-s :
On November 18th AIr. VI. \. levitt. n!le!
';.a:,s cu.Si ut Sivas. telrSraPheh thiteu
.;!a,cs Minister Terrell! informing him thaG
a5.i"rcs.s Of Christians by Mosems Aat
,r...:i ut hat pi;i"r. As soon as nc receive"
III. d:.pat,.h MIR. Terrell hiE;t"ncd to the For
'r,n OiTi,".. wIrr,, n" personally saw Tcwitih
';.ha. Minister "f Foreign Affairs. anI 1t-
,,:,,!.rl tint uleu'i;lt" protection b:; offered
- lie Eat Il 81 itrs constitute ut Slfas. III
tir, sane time warniuG him III tue name @!
tilr United States that Turkey would hc E:!9
r,,s.n.lsiil: if even the hair Ur0H TIC lI'a" ol
r., Anlcr"Hu should bc touched. Or Eovrni-
rr 18th Consul JrWttt advised MIR. Terrell
that there hal h,cn :, terrible inasSicTcr 81
Christians Ut S:v;ls. blIl that foreigners lilu
hru afforded full protection by the ;lath0rl-
tics anl order had l'c"n partially restored.
WEli., tho l,llssu.rc at Narash was II pre-
crcss t!,, forci n missionaries were Suat'l"L
i.v troGl,S. IL pursl!aiur q! orders rccE'Ncd
from ih:, Porte.
Tn. Porte i.;l5 written notes tV the SIN pro-
testing powers in reply 70 the n0trS o. 1Ee
latter demanding TO know what SteE'S ars
,,eiu. taken to restore order in the dislurD2'
districts Of Armenia stating that So.0Ce re-
serves have l,rnn ordered 10 proceed to Ar
mcniH al once. Tie governors Of the Varl,
n:: Provinces. tn4 Porte adds. report fhat
t;,., disturbed region is "a idly bccominS :
i!l,",llii and that tue destitute arc being
l:...l,,"I an. !rd at the expense OF III" govern
nrHt.
F-..::, lna>sa :r.c5 arc rciiorle'! t. have "c-
.,..ri in Vna. hut ~ details have been re-
e .iyt,l Enough is Known. however. to show
.;ia. tie disturbances are spreading over
tn. rr;ir> province. us well rs tEc Gil! 81
J..n AM! tat tue number Of victims 10 t!f
:aua:i.1l Turks and fierce kurls hHs h"eI
very !arSe.
rir srArE NrSy CARE FOR THE VICTIMS:
I'nr TaynbIlti. at Berlin. asserts that lew
Il; p:>la. tic Turkish Foreign Munster. mas
stated in an interview that tn" Sultar has -
saa IN Trade el;e'.rccin@ that nil persons Wh+
raw. ln.cl wnuu,ic'l II deprived "f then
:,ru!-.r;y tIlroi;h The rr"rlt nrrIs'nG> u
ASIA Minor shall !", clothed. h"uS'nl Hau ie'
4: lie "yr."Bsr o. the stat" until tn" 'Itultl"L
clears Nv. III" trade extends {" thr gun!
ant itiuu"I.: alike.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Shot His Sister.

Wjt1 cool t;e!;hara.ion the i0-year-old son
0; Farmer George De2ns. near Crosby. Tenn.
shot hi, l3-ycar-oid sister through the head
Sunday night: Niiii,lc her Ee"ent!y. while
H., iov Wa sick j." asked his sister u give
lin something - .;:j. bat she refused. hay
inc Instructors from the attending physician
n"s 70 give him food except as directed. Tn"
hor grew an"rE ANA Ioii her il she cid net
iced h;!. i;. wnr:t kill t:Hr when h;' g0t well.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
CHiS.HREN'S C0LUIS.
A. ASJ:ENT TABLE.

shave tat!e,'
Said Arthur to Mabel,
"Three thousand years old,
And though 1t has stood
So long, It's as good
AZ the finest Of gold!'
"Oh Arthur. your table,
Itear is fable,
And you are its knight.
OF course II is round,
But where was It found?
Nov tell,-honor brishtr'
'sTwas found, they say. Mabel,
In tho great tc---1r Of Babel:
And learned folks say
That wise old e. ndoos
This table could use
Before Egspt's day."
"Why Arthur" said Mabel,
do show us the table
That's older than Egypt-as old as crc''
tion!"
"AIy table is square
Not round TO befair,
But why should show
What all the gi-ls know
This very old table, called MultiDliea-
ton"
-Zitella Cooke in 81 Nicholas.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Political DOingS

Senator David &. ELL, Of New York.
favors the nomination of Hon. VIM.
r. Morrison for the Presidency by the
Democrats.
Senator John Sherman, Of Ohio;
has determined to lend his assistance
in leading the Republican forces for
Mckinley for the Presidency. e..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Tennessee SilVec Men to Organize.

Hon. James Mead issued call for
confcrence-ef silver Democrats Of Tennessee
to meet at Nashville oa Saturday, 18th. for
the purpose of organization. Mr. Mead IS
prominent lawyer. He was formerly owner
and editor Of the Nashville American. He is
:: member CT the national committee appoint
81 &: the Washington siivec meeting.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
IN FOR ADHESIVE BATTLE.
- <----------
TO Get the Emted Statest to Recognize
,r, - po,J;ooro,+s

To Get Tie { iRted.Statest C ltccoEh1ZN
!. Them at Belligerents. :
A,lispatcil from Cienfusos. Cuba. to n"
lmparcial says it is reported that MaNimo
Gomez has abandoned his position at Sies-
uncia and is leading an army Of 1000 m"!
upon Redio$.. ...
According, to this authority (ian. Martincz
Camncs will at once march upon Siesun; ia
anil an cncouute- is expected. 1t is asserted;
that Gomez has changed his tactics in cen
sequence Of, the action Of the revolutionary
assembly in New York. urging the rebels il
Cuba to fight decisive battle i'll order to III
tiu-Ice til. United States to recognize the
Insurgents rs bclligereDts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
\ ElHppN Reunion.

The United Confederate Veterans Of
South Caro!:na E,.l.l Il very pleasant
and interesting meeting at Columbia
dt,rin. TIE i'..ir. NH;te large n"ml-
hcr pf these who Wore the grey were
present, and there were interesting
speeches aud "reminiscences from prom
inent Cpnsc;;craic3. Senator Wade
Hampton sent letter Of regrets that
nc cnn;'l upt be there.
}; is ruiaortI that auotheG big COT.
tcu milE Will he built near Fort Mil.
lie Carolira Mills Co.. cf Colum
hin. whic!. waS chartered recently,
vi;::++vot: next mnntu on Il proposed
Increase oi it's :ari:al stock from 500,
01H - $50, 0nG.
The Barnwvii emigration business is
moving along smoothly. Every week
from one TO q dozen families arrive
frcm the rigid northwest to make their
home il South Caroliua.
III. Calhoun County scheme is again
before tie public upon It's merits.
Petitions &rc being numecoEsl : sigucd
t. the Governor ior al election in the
DrruoSr;i rev county, which comprises
parts OF Orangeburg aud Lexington.
IT,. Ohio River and Charleston rail
road authorities have nearl Y complet'
ct: Il commotious and substantial
freight Depot at kershaw, ana will in
q few days begin work or the passeu-
Ser depot.
The Barnwel! oil mill has closed
down owing to their inability to get
seed st the prices they are paying.
Ihc farmers SAY that cotton seed are
worth more for fertilizers than the
mills arc paying.
Tie comptroller-general OF South
Carolina repolts the royalties paid on
phosphate rock for the year ending
October -. excepting October. ty tae
stvera! companies as follows: CoosGw
Mining Co, S3l sos: Farmer 4
Miuin. Co.. 5!4.193 80: Carolina Min
inc Co.. Sln 80. -: Beaufort Pho:-
;,hate Co., $ln.552.50, anil Y. I.
t:;ro &C.. $lif,G2.
Reports come from vii parts T.; thc
State that moi cu-D, syrup, pas 20
t@tnas, rice et... We're never SEo"l.
&1.l the farmers have all paid thslr
aehts :or ::'lv&ncesarl many old stand
;ro Ioes I,sya been cancelled. There
will 10, pc liz rs,ai "5reak!ag ny Q:
tv3ua;s. hv ID: merchants. aaa many
poor re@:o:~ 3aS;l VII rest ap"N :
smoother pillow 1Asn 70: years past
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
From Indiana to Georgia.

p. G.. NcCulIom. Of LaPorte. Ind: we'll
known in G. \. +, and political circles
throughout the STATE. las become member
Of slic syndicate which has purchased loo;,
, 0On acres ;6jr Ia1din Georgia: On which will
IL settled an :Lrd5i;.re- colony. The project
Or of the, colony have already laid out the
cr:+syo city Of Fitzgerald. "hich it IS nTo,,
: pcs~,i to rapidly bliild Up i IS estimated
that the emigration from the St1.e vii! reach
n 0nn L,t s3-e-nayt f5l.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
i New PARTY Probable

T:!r:-' hundred Ppi'ul:cs. dis;.f;-2:,,..d Dem
9r-;;:S AID E"?uirIicans. held r":f"rrn%:e a:
birmingham. Ala. ~. Wednesday. !tor. J.
!. S!Hlrv. ii Pennsylvania. mG.:t. 4 w;s:::!
>i:>cr S;,.-c:! an:! w::> !oudl; ,.i.r"r"'. Il X
;.uss!ota rev party % - known - -" l:'''
S!ive- Ho1asr E!e"ti"n> barry. will l'e or
:aNizt6.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
COuV ENT'ION
PROCEEDINGS.
iJOt. I'd HORNS

The convention talkcl ~: nearly
four hears on the subject OF c,iurHti"n
Thursday morning u:il tl!en aljonrA,d
to so TO see the State Fair
At tic night session Sriiat"r 1 llihdn
and Gov. Evans locked borus o"cf the
constitutional school tax, tho former
Wanting 5 mills pat in til" constitution.
the latter wanting the tan Lett to the
General Assembly, NJ. Pattc:so;!'# >
proposition. pending from the might
before was voted luwu after au cN-
haustirc debate
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Foreign.

Tie Cuban village Of Sabauilla de Ia
Palma, in tue Cardenas district, was
burned l,y Z band OF rebels ThuEsda, :
The Irish parliamentary party, l.
decided TO summons convention
representatives of the Irish through
the world.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
!;a:aag: to the EHSas.

Y = his leu r":sival AZ Washington that
t. r. s.in T'"9* rs Lai'2 E'::4!y Garc-
..-.: Z: T.. E;:::l,:!ya Galy ::?:-.:. an! t2at
g.. 7.::::..c c!,:!: IL wh'h ST. - tas been
rl-:i. :!.r::i,:! 10 prc"eut frrta". ,.:Si.sttr.