The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-18

was lf1Siitt-IS\A - C-C.'I-t L' 'i4N H,>t-
of her house.
Alonzo and Bud Beard Of Roaue
county. W. Va. stabbed Theodore Rob
erts, neiShbor, TO death.
Mr.. G. Calhoun was run over and IN
stantly killed by q train about five miles
north Of Fort Pierce, Fla.
c. R. Hassell, the arch conspirator in
the Beaufort graveyard insurance cases,
has been convicted at Trenton. n. y.
Tom Payne Of Bayard, Madison.
county, n c.. shot and Instantly killed
Sarah Anderson. Payne IS still at
large.
W. n. Prather, baker and prolni-
nent citizen Of Charlotte, \. e., was
found dead III his room with q rope
around his neck.
The Bradield Car Coupler company
has been Incorporated at Chattanooga,
Tenn, by Il. Clay Evans, George ".
Barfeld and others.
TIE town of Titusville, III Brevard
county, Fla. was nearly wiped oat b-'
fire. The total loss is estimated at $780,
900, partially insured.
Jim Nichols. q negro, was hanged at
Fayetteville, WA, for the murder OF
Henry Carr at Eagle, VIVA. Ills neck
was broken by the drop.
Captain Harry Jackson died at his
home in Atlanta of appendicitis, never
having recovered from the effects Of an
operation for that disease.
December 2S is the day set apart for
the Sigma, Alpha, Epsilon fraternity at
the Atlanta exposition, and about 80
colleges and universities will be repre-
sented.
Much interest is raanisestcd by busl-
ness men in North Carolina IL the
Southern exposition at Chicago, and as
sura0ceS are given that the state Will
be represented.
a terrible head-end collision occurred
four miles from Macon on the South
ern railroad that resulted in the death
of two persons and the serious injury
Of several others.
a passenger train on the Southern
railway az Durham, n. c., ran into two
teams and killed two horses and injur-
ed Castor Herndon and his son, Bob,
prosperous farmers
By an explosion of powder and dyna-
mite four men We're killed at Big Creek
Gap, mile and half north Of Lafo-
1ette, Campbell county, Tenn. -Four
other men are missing.
At Valdosta, Ga, in the case Of E. W.
Barnwel against the Savannah, Florida
and Western railroad for the killing Of
Mrs. Baruwell, verdict was rendered
FOR 8, 900 for the plaintiff.
Twenty families of Hunearians hays
e,wived and located near Evergreen, on
tie Louisville ahd Nashville railroad, N
South Alabama They will engage i'll
farming and fruit growing.
The gull coast lumbarnen, represent
ing daily output Of 100000 feet of
lumtcr. met ct Nozzle. Ala, and adopt
ed plan Of organization to be known
as the Gull Coast Lumber company.
In Henderson county, n. c., a deputy
and posse surrounded the house where
was LYDIA, an escaped convict, III order
seriously wounding Kim LYDIA was ar
rested.
The report OF the South Carolina
fiQuor commissioner shows that the dis
pens2ry's S profits up to Oct. 81 We're
s2lo,000 The assets Of the concern
now are S2S4,000, and the liabilities
about $4,000.
Near Bremen, Ga, the boiler of j.
Hepstinsstal exploded, killing Josh
Hepstingstal and mortally wounding a
boy. Henry Robinson, besides severely
scalding three or four others. Low
water was the cause.
David Gray. the lS-year-old boy who
was shot through the bowels at
Dublin, Ga. by Louis Tillerv. the
young sport. is dead. The murder,
which was unprovol1ed. occurred near
the house where Gray's mother lived.
George ". WelzaHt, the leader Of
hePolish elemen: Of Baltimore, and enc
of the best known ine2 IL the eastern
section of the city. is reported missing
and runner has il that he left for good
because Of financial e:nbaras>ments.
Hon. Fleming Du Bignon had q large
audience IL the hall OF the house OF rep
rcscntatives II Georgia before which 20
make his SlpaecG on the issues Of the
day. He declared himself III no uucer-
tain words against the free coinage Of
silver.
There appears to be but little doubt
but that Alabama must hold a constitu-
tional convention For several years
the state has systematically spent more
than its income, until now its floating
Indebtedness is something like 800, 900,
and increasing all the time.
Mrs. Malcom Guy met horrible
death by Iire at Lynchburg, Va. Her
dress caught fire and before it could be
extinguiShed she had received terrible
burns over the entire surface Of her
body. The accident occurred on the
first anniversary of her marriage.
While Percy Bell and John Robinson
were at work i'll a corncrlb on the Cal
hen place, five miles north Of Selma,
Ala. an alteration arose over a chew
of tobacco and Robinson shot Bell with
a pistol, causing death in 30 minutes
The murdered boy was I6 years OF age.
Deputy Sheriff J. NJ. Broo,s!in was
assaSSinateC at his home seven miles
from Monticello. Fla. He stepped out to
get a drink Of water before retiring and
while drinking the water the assassin
fred two charges of buckshot into his
body. causing almost instant death.
There is no clew to the murderer.
The Alabama Dairvmen's association
held its annual meeting at Montgonl
cry, about 30 of the most prominent
d&irvnen and dairy stockraisers of the
state being IN attendance Isaac Ross
Of Opelil;a was elected president and +.
G. Bates Of UniontOWn secretary and
treasurer for the ensuing year.
The Georgia legislature has opened the
way for 4 test of the constitutionality
or the 10 per cent tax Oh state bank
notes. The Calvin banking act, passed
at a former session. has been amended
so that within Il short time some public