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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
NEVADA CITY EXPLOSION
Two Men Manned in a Disaster
at the Live Yankee
Mine.
Giant Cartridges Ignited by Spark
From a Fuse They We're
Testing.

NEVADA CITY, CAL, Aug. 8.-An e1-
plosion that came near costing John Dur
bin and AL O'Donnell their lives occurred
this morning at the Summit. or Live
Yankee mine, about a mile south of this
city. Durbin, who is miner, came up TO
the surface to get some fuse and giant
powder caps. O'Donnell, an engineer,
went with him to the powder-house, prob
ably thirty feet from the hoisting works.
Durbin obtained box of cartridges and
while holding them in his hand started to
test piece of fuse.
A spark from the fuse fell into the box
of cartridges, causing a tremendous ex-
plosion. Both men were knocked down
and terribly cut by the flying pieces of
copper from the caps. Durbin's right eye
was injured, and at first it was believed
that it had been blown out.
1t is now believed that the sight has not
been destroyed. His right hand was
shattered and he received serious injuries
in the abdomen.
As soon as the men recovered from the
first shock Durbin -an from the building
to ditch near by, into which he fell.
ODonnelPs right hand and arm were
badly torn and ne sustained serious in
juries in the groin. In spite of his dis
abled condition he followed Durbin and
dragged him from the water into which
he had fallen.
Then O'Donnell lowered the cage and
hoisted the miners to the surface, telling
them to care for Durbin while he tele-
graphed the news of the ACCIDENT to
Superintendent Nihell. The teIep one
and the wall surrounding it were spat-
tered with his blood. After sending the
message he dropped to the floor ex-
hauSted.
DR.. Tickell was soon at the mine and
gave the injured men the necessary at
tention. As both are young and vigorous
it is the physicians S opinion that they will
recover. Durbin was taken to his home
at Grass Valley and o'Donnell was
brought to this city.
Within two feet of where the explosion
occurred was full box of giant powder,
but it was not exploded by the concus-
sion.
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An ARIZONA ENrERPRIsE.

Incorporation of the Catdbasas Irriga-
tfon Land and Water Company.
NOGALES, AR1z., August S.-Articles
of incorporation of the Calabasas Irriga-
ton Land and Water Company were
signed here to-day. The incorporators are
Augustus Q. Brummel, Washington, D. c.;
Morgan R. Wise, Robert Ekey and D. F.
Manlove. The principal place of business
is Calabasas. Ariz.; capital stock, So 000,-
600, divided into 5000, 600 shares. The
object of the company is to acquire prop
erty, construct canals for irrigation pur-
poses, acquire water and water rights,
sink artesian wells, erect pumps. and
pumping machines and construct canals,
bitches, dams and reservoirs for the pur-
pose of storing water.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
AFFRAF AT MODESTO.
William Young Shot and Seriously
Wounded bv Andreac Mills.

MODESTO, CAL, Aug. 8. : William
Young, a farmer, and Andrew Mills. the
latter an employe of Young's father-in-
law, S. s. Baker, fought on a main street
of the town this afternoon. During the
fracas Young's right leg was shattered
above the knee by bullet from Mills re-
volver.
A fine horse driven by Mills had died
and the trouble between Young and Mills
was renewed to-day and Young, who is a
large man, rushed at Mills. small man.
They fell together, but Mills drew a re-
volver in falling and fired. Young got
hold of the weapon and prevented Sec
ond shot.
The doctors say Young's leg cannot be
saved and Young refuses to haye it ampu-
iail
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Traoedu at Mnd.ra

MADEIRA, CAL, Aug. s.-Mrs. f. G.
Smith, the mother-in-law of George H
Smith, ieweler of this town, committed
suicide this evening by cutting her throat
She had arrived in Californis to visit he,
SON. in-law and daughter six month sago
Since coming here she became dissatisfied
but did not wish to return to her folks in
the East. About O'Clock she procured
one of her son-in-law's razors, and going
to an outhouse got down on her knees
anu commenced to cash her throat. Her
grandchild saw her and gave the alarm.
and Smith arrived on the scene but a min.
ute TOO late to prevent the tragic deed.
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Jailed at Woodland.

WOODLAND, CAL, Aug. 8. = Noel
Giguere, who stole horse and buggy be-
longing to L. McConger at Winters last
Sunday evening and was afterward cap
tured at Lakeport. was brought to the
County Jail by Constable Banning this
afternoon, having been held for trial be-
fore the Superior Court Giguere has a
hard reputation, and boasts that this was
the third horse he had stolen during the
past two months. He escaped from the
lone reform school about two months
ago, aud the officials have been trying to
locate him ever since. He is about 20
years OF age, and has relatives living in
this county, near Cacheville.
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ground, his foot slipped and he fell. He
struck the hard steps headforemost. and
The building had just been completed,
and came up before the Board of Educa-
ton tonight for acceptance. This is the
second of Fresno's school buildings that
has had sad baptism. Six years ago,
when the K-street building was completed
and opened, son of George E. Church
fell from an upper story and was killed in
stantly.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

PerCaIe 45 dozen Mems
cI.Iz- Best French Percale
onTtS fOC. BosomShirts, bodies
of fine white muslin, open front and
back, perfectly laundered. Three
novel patterns in quiet color effects,
sold regularly at SIS on sale at 75c
each.
MEMS Furnishing DEPARTMENT, first
floor, RotnNda.
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10 D,epe,. a San Ds,co az, n,

SAN DIEGO, CAL. Aug. .s.-The oil
we'll at Ocean Beach, now 1900 feet deep.
will be sunk to depth OF 1000 feet bv a
company of experts on a lease from the
old company. The indications are yery
favorable.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

FA1AL FAIL At FRESNO.

L1ftIc Charley CO'5sbs 11rOps Brons a
Hsgh School Fire EscGpe.
FRESNO, CAL, Aug. s.-Little Charlie
Combs, IL years of age, fell from the fire.
escape on the new High School building
this evening to the cement stairway to a
cellar fifteen feet below. and sustained in
iuries from which he died two hours later
The little fellow was playing with sew
.eral other boys about the building and he
mounted the fire-escape. While descend
ing and when about fifteen feet from the
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
C~oz@ee26S 6SSSS0S3ee<S

New The Silk-Makers' Art seems now
c.tt,. to have reached the highest de-
SIikS. gree of excellence. The results
In color combinations are simply wonder
full. Never before were the exquisite
blendings of nature in her rarest flowers
so closely copied. Impossible to describe
the early arrivals of Fall Silks, we can
only give them name.
At 48c, 58e, 7oc and SI.oo a yard-Gros
Grain and Satin Brocade, 20 inches to
22 inches wide, choice new evening
coloringS, large and small designs,
novel scroll and floral effects, yellow,
pink, blue, Nile. green, lavender, white,
cream, etc.
At SI.oo a yard-Novelty Swivel Surah
Silk, ~ inches wide, cream grounds
with very large polka dot and with col
ored figures, six or eight different effects,
entirely new. Should be sold at $I.5o.
At Sl.oo yard-Novelty Taffeta Silk, 22
inches wide, cream grounds with black
hair line, checks and colored ribbon
effect stripes, actual value $I.4o. The
pattern colors, pink, blue, yellow, Nile
green, lavender, red.
At 4Sc yard-Black and White Checked
Taffeta, all silk, very desirable for
Waists and Children's Dresses. Regu-
lar value 75c.
At 6oc and 7oo yard-Black and White
and Gray and White Striped Taffeta,
unusually fine qualities. Sold regularly
at ooc and $I.oo.
At 75c a yard-24-inch Black Figured
Taffeta, all silk, an extra fine quality,
really worth SI.oo yard. The latest
small and large designs.
At oSc a yard-Black Brocaded Gros
Grain, large scroll patterns, width z2
inches, heavy weight, beautiful soft
finish. Cannot be duplicated for less
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
Rejoicino at Santa Monioo,

SANTA MONICA, CAL, Aug. S.-Mrs.
Winthrop E. Lester (nee Hobart) pre-
sented her husband with daughter this
morning, and congratulations are arriving
by the score.
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We're Opening New Goods This Week.

you the the EMPORIUM
times"
Fall stocks bought this already
The procession WE make Showing
in
being served The
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
About Fall
Dress StuffS

About F FdII There has been no
Dress Stuffs. iapreatG the great Dress pas5 Goods
sections of the Worlds Grandest Store.
An expert has made the selections of fab
RIGS for the fall trade after an exhaustive
study of the fashion forecasts. Only the
very choicest styles were accepted from
the manufacturers, and the influence of
"spot cash" was brought to bear in re-
duoing cost. The EMPORIUM will lead
this fall in styles and prices.
See the preliminary displays, which in
clude the following new weaves:
Ganfrs Taco-Tons. Fris7s jacquard.
Fantasis Bouels. Broehe Tsloars.
Persian Brochs. Broehs Monotone.
Jacquard Lonis XIO. Nonosante a Jour.
Matelasse d. dOytsnt. Drap de Moatonst.
7sts a Negrs. Satin Princess.
Among the newest colorings are:
Bronze d'Art. Blue Capt..
cMarron dor. Rouge Rtehsliss.
Marie Louise. .4n Bsrgfns.
Mordoys. Sonterslls.
HfrondslIs. Gioirs de Paris.
Esbeyancs. FauUrs.
0s17eeg2GO
WOmen'S A consignment opened
last Thursday worthy
Un0erSklrtS. of special mention.
High-grade goods that will give the best
of satisfaction at prices you have been
accustomed to paying for less desirable
kinds.
Fine French Flannel Skirts-siIk en-
broidered-pink, blue, cream and black
Si9S to S3.3S.
Flannelette Skirts-extra width-made
of nice 'fuzzy" material-fancy pink or
blue stripes-on eambric yoke-wide
hem 49c Each.
FIanneIette Skirts-extra wide-fancy
pink or blue stripes-sIk- embroidered
edge sec Each.
Heavy Marseilles Skirts-embroidere
edge-extra wide-bought to sell t$I.25-
csc Each.
Muslin Undsrwear DEPARTMENT second floor,
near main ele0ator.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

Our Midsummer Special in great de-
mand. Send name and address to Mail
Order Department for FREE copy.
There's a complete flat of four rooms
under the mezzanine floor in the rear
fitted up just as flat should be-Wall
coverings designed by our artistic dec
orator-Furnishings from the various de-
partments.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
EXTRAORDINARY
CARPET
CHANCES.

EnIarging the We need more
Carpet Dept. Hul' ton Of Fl the i1,s store tore
already. Can't wait on customers
comfortably. Going to add 5000
square feet of space at once. This
will necessitate the rearrangement of
all the fixtures. Things will be torn
up. 1t won't be quite so nice shop
ping for Carpets during this enlarg-
ing time, but we will make it an OBJ
ject to you to come and buy.
High-grade floor coverings will be
offered during this charging sale at
prices, lower than Carpets were ever
sold for before in this city. Here are
some of the prices, which include
making and laying:
BIGELOW AXMINSTER-Next
to Royal Wilton the highest grade
carpet made-most artistic designs
and oolorings, with border to match,
always SI.75.
Sale Price SI.45.
BODY BRUSSELS-Lowell &
Bigelow's standard make-full S
frame quality-always SI.25.
Sale Price SI.IO.
WILTON VELVETS at the price
asked everywhere for Tapestries
the new colors and designs-are
bound to please the most critical
always SI.25.
Gallo pr;ro Ct
ROXBURY & SANFORD'S
Celebrated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
teed Io-wire to the inch-large va
riety of choice patterns-always ooc.
Sale Price soc.
Extra quality of TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS in new patterns
splendid assortment borders to match
always 75c.
Sale Price 6Oc.
MattinqS Enlarging Sale reduc-
Affected. anese a0ns on a85 350 rellS c5iDeEpe Dep
Mattings. Buy NOW--they'll prob
ably never be so cheap again.
We offer for next week 200 rolls
of many patterns of japanese Linen
Warp Mating, worth 3oc, at 221zc
per yard, or roll of 20 yards...........4
Also I5o rolls Extra Heavy Seam
less China Mating, regular zoe quail
ity, at I5c, or roll of 20 yards....S2. 50
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s@1 1aZsO
MORE SHOE VALUES.

Simply more and better for the
money than anywhere else. Every
pair reliable and trustworthy and an
exceptional value at this weeks spe-
cial prices.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

Our Candy The EMPORIUM is a
r4 regular beehive of in
ToClOTy. dustry. Do you know
that we have a large Candy Factory
downstairs and manufacture every pound
of the delicious candies that we sell our
selves3 We guarantee it fresh and of
best materials. Lowest prices known.
Our French Mixed, superior to the go
kinds sold elsewhere-.........35c pound
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
LOOK AT THESE PRICE
REDUCTIONS IN THE

At S2.65-BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS
ages q to I4-made in double breasted
style of strictly all-wool fabrics, in gray,
brown and tan mixtures and stout
tweeds. Former price $500.
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FOR MISSES-Sizes II to-

Misses Vici Kid Button spring heel,
made with back stay, the leading
school Observation-Disclosures
Misses Kangaroo Calf Spring Heel
Button, very durable...........$I.75
Misses Pebble School Shoes, toes
never wear out the oowhide, A. S.
tlp........................ SI.I5
Misses Viei Kid Button, Yale toe,
patent tip............................$I.7 $I.75
Misses Russet Spring Heel But
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
SYRINGES- -JOBBERS' PRICES

Fountain Syringe, quart..-..............45c
Fountain Syringe, quarts................5o soc
Fountain Syringe, quarts...............55c
If you are suffering from nervous ex-
haustion use Mckenzie's Nerve Treat
ment.
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49, &gsos1e

Cafe The dainty lunches served in
30 the Cafe are growing in favor
yep l. daily. Everything served is of
the very best salads, cold meats, patties
of all kinds, OUR own make pastry,
delicious cecream, superb coffee, tea and
chocolate.
The prices are STRICTLY POPU-
LAR-don't forget that. You can meet
all your friends here between II and a.
.sIt's the fad."
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THE EMPORIUM.

I Bring the baby with you-You can
leave baby with the nurses in the nursery
on mezzanine floor to the left while you
are shopping g-There's little bed ready
for him when he's asleep-Picture Books
to amuse him when awake and an expe-
rienced nurse to care for him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
BOYS DEPT.

At S3.0O-BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS
ages to Io--in the pretty REFER style,
now in most demand-tine blue Cheviot
wide sailor collars. We shall close
them out at So. .oo-$I. so less than for
mer price.
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PRESCRIPTIONS 25c.

Unless they contain some very expen-
sive drug. Then cost.
We are agents for the unexceIed Eng
lsh Perfumes of Kent Bros, London. You
can buy them cheaper from US than any
where else.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
1,1ANNnLs AND wArERpRoors (con.inucd,

2,-inch All Wool French Twill r'lannels. IN
TSns. Red, Garnet, Baby blue and pink,
the choice article for baby sacks and
cloaks, the kind that sells at 6oc. 1OC
WE OFFER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wv
W 4Ss KIND rroo's Navy Blue, as-neh tho Csc
p pSMn w tSs so P9Sr Black Gray and CSC
r,o 50, .ro. 4OC
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Clothing Dept

Iot 29S2 Mons All Wool Heavy CASHMERE
Sack SUITS.
Lot s2HS- Mems Black clay Worsted Sack
Suits
Lot 9g5s-Men's Gray Cheols All Wool Cas-
slnero Sack suits The $500 Kinds
CHOICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lot 7Gi Mems nlock All Wool Choviot
Sack Suits, tho $500 kinds.
CHOICE fDR....,......t-- ..................
Lot 9aq- Mems All Wool Brown Mix
llenvy Royal Cassimcre Round cut Sack
Suits
Los 7i5l MEMS Nobby Fancy An Wool
Wurstod Square Cut Bound Sack Suits.
Lot l2i7- Mons Heavy IN Wool Dark
Gray HAIR Line c'assimcre SAL Suits.
Lot 800 Mcns BLACK AZ Wool fine Clay
Worsied Sack Suits. sl001 kinds.
WE OFFER CHOICE AT.....,...........
Lot. ialsMon's Black Extra Quality An
Wool French Back Twill clay Worstod
Sack SUITE, round and square cuts,
loi lh,- Mems Black Az WOOL Extra
Fine French Back Twill Clay Worsted
Meme Navy Blue Flannel Suits. extra
quality the tl2IO kinds
'ltpiCG fpR.+.,...,.t.........,.,
Lot 220l Mems Black Extra Fine Corded
ana Plain Choviot An Wool Sack SUITS
Lot ~ Mems Navy Blue Extra Heavy
Uniform Suits.
Lot 222b Mems Black All Wool Rough
Chcvlot Sack suite.
Lot $3.50 Mems zine California Cashmere
s ;. 5scS sn, Z, ,, erqwa yin G9eek ..,
Blue Check Sack SUITS.
Lot &C. iG0-Mcn'o Fine California CASH
me Js,5 orgy Pm Check sack Suit ritz.
nal Sack Suits. $500 kinds
CHOICE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lot 2la2 Mems Extra Fine Gray Steel MiD
Al Wool Clay Worsied Sack Suits,
Al Wool clay Worsted sack Suits
Lot 2lii- Mems Dark Blue Mix Extra Fine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

Over SGB IN Is.
Lots 225 anu 22i Mons Extra Long Gray
and brown All Wool Beaver Overcoats, z m
storm collars. the 500 kinds. ..,.......... osOO
Lots 52i7 and 523i-Men's Tan and Brown
EsS. ~ go T9e SEQ, nSy Sn6 1[esg oTercos ESQ
Lot 5g27-Mcn's Tan All Wool Fine 8ea-
= yer overeoa's Velvet collars, ssoo h.d. sos
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15
General Gray's Views.

GREEyvlL!.E, April l0.-The News
will publish an interview had with Ger
eral GRAY to-day concerning ;ae meet-
ing Of tie executive committee on The
Eth
General Gray SAID +: After full
discussion, lasting several hours, i; De.
came quite evident that majority Of
the committee considered the advice
volunteered BY Senator Ti!In,aa to the
State Democracy, however, reasonable
it might be, vas only the opinion Of an
individual and beneath the official
notice Of the committee further, that
the Efrd resolution ratified the consti-
tuition of the Demo ocratic party, which
provides, or should provide remedy
against all forms Of treason against she
party, and If it does not, then it was
Dot in the province Of the committee to
supplement the constitution.
"Was majority Of the committee
in favor of boiling the Democratic
party ?"
Il answer that question with pleas
ure and emphasis: No. I believe
large majority of the committee regret
exceedingly that Senator Tillman ever
wrote the Reed letter. Indeed, I think
the senator himself regrets having done
so since he sees how fat it has fallen
upon the State Democracy FROM
factional standpoint be made mistake
similar to the ore he made whcn he
agreed to az equal divide Of delegates
to the State convention. Iray opposed
him ther and he backed dowo. i7by
IS opposing him aow, and be viii back
down again
Col. NJ. L. Donaldson Of the na-
tional Democratic executive committee
received the following telegram from
TIE Journal. New York, today:
'|VVhst. in your opinion, is the rela
tive strength in your State OF tie prom
ineot possibilities for the Democratic
candidacy such as Cleveland, Carlisle,
Whitney. Campbell, ETC.? Is the
third term prejudice sufficiently strong
10 Jour State to operate effectively
against Cievelaud's chances for the
domination %
Colonel Donaldson sent the following
reply:
Strong prejudice against third
term, Cleveland, Carlisle nor any
other uao Of their way of thinking on
the faaaaiai ques'iou can ges the sup
port of South Carolina for the Presi-
dency.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15
Habana's Bad Showing.

Quarantine, S. l., April S-Health
Officer Dcty arrived this morning from
Habaua and Mexico on the Ward liae
steamer Orizabo, A. Mexico, Presi-
dent Diaz afforded Dr.. Doty every OPP
poetuoity to inspect the sanitary ar
raegements of the city. The doctor
rewained in the city five days and visi-
ted the hospitals. the board of health
and inspected the sewers and other
sanitary arrangements. He says no
typhas fever existe. but that there are
mauy cases of small poz, which dis
cas- is cot restricted "a any way. The
sewer system is extremely inefficient,
but President Diaz has made every ef
fort to ioprove the system. All the
pew sanitary works are placed in the
hands of Or. Edward Liceaga. who
vas fccmer vice president Of the
American Health association. Dr..
Liceasa aa& President Dias are very
much Interested in these Improvements
and believe shat they will ado to the
security Of public health.
Dr.. Doty arrived il Habsna 60 April
2 Habana isio an extremely bad SAM
sary condi;ion. 'Eae sewers al; lead
tc the cay, which IS almost land locked
vita bet slight rise aad fall Of tac
tide, and receives the sewage, which
fills the harbor The wharges are
Infected aud the vessels loading and
discharg;ng there are liable to the in-
fection.
Although at present the number Of
cases of yellow fever il Habsna is
small, the season has hardly begun.
There is very little doubt that the mum
Der Of cases will Increase. owing to the
political conditions which uecessitates
the presence of a large force CT fresh
troops from Spain. These are unac-
climated, and a large percentage Of then.
will probably succumo to the disease
While in Habana, Dr.. Doty vas in
consultation With Dr. Burgess, the
United Stafss marine hospital inspector,
who is esldenS Of that city. He
visited shs various hospitals aud saw a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15
go Gust Elliott.

Washington, april 8 House COM
m;ttee on elections No. 5, Mr.. Call,
of Massachusetts,, chairman, to-day
decided four contested election
cases The case OF Murray against
Elliott, from the First South Carolina
district, was decided in favor O
Murray, colored Republican, the con-
testant. In the case of Johnston VS.
Stokes, from the Seventh South Caro-
lima district, it is recommended that
Mr.. Stokes retain his seat.
In the case of Kearly (Pop.)
against Abbott, (Dem from the
Sixth Texas district, was decided ln
favor of Mr.. Abbott, the sitting mem
Der. In the case Of Ratclife, Pop J
against Williams Dem. from the
Fifth Mississippi district, the con,
testant failed TO appear end the com
mittee unanimously recommended
that Mr.. Williams retain the seat.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15

few eases Of yellow fever. He made
arrangements with Dr.. Burgess to en-
force certain regulations similar to
those il force last season to prevent the
Introduction of that disease into the
por; Of New York On May l, next,
all passengers FROM Habana who fail to
present certificates Of acclimation from
Dr. Burgess will be required 70 stay
in quarantine until the expiration Of
the usual Incubation period Of yellow
fever. Eve days That is. five days
after leaving Habana
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15
Anti-Lynchlng n Ohio.

Columbus, O, April s.-The sen.
ate to-day concurred in the Smith
Al si.lynching bill, and it is law.
The bill was written by Judge
Albion W. Tourgee. 1t makes any
county whose officials permit a
Iynching to occur liable to the family
Of the victim for damages. The bill
takes it's name from Il. c. Smith, a
colored representative from Cleve-
land, who championed the measure,
and is the result of several ynchings
of colored men in Ohio in the last
three wears.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-15
SUMTER. s. c. WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1896

viii be found there and nothing
less than the verdicf Of the people will
satisf9 lae. know thai politicians
don't ike me. but tloa't hold their
commission. I am not tool Ct aus
one and am s@ioeiag Oh nobody's coat
tails. y primary election is what [
want. in which eli the Democrats of the
State can participate, and whatever
their verdict may be shall be satisfied.
The State, 9Th