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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
Died of Hydr0phobla.
Horrible Fate Of q Lite Boy at Gtc,t-
ddte-Died Just Nine Weeks After
Being Bitten 4 hySteriouS toiorcd
Corpse Found IN the ROdd

Correspondence of The Daily News.
Glendale, S c., March l6.-Yester-
day afternoon little Baxter Hopper, 6
years old. son Of Dwell Hopper, died of
hydrophobia. L asst Thursday the lit
tie fellow complained Of his arm hurts
ing him. and it got worse until he fl
nally began to have fits, an / he had
one every FIVE minutes until he died.
Strange to say, the little fellow lived
just nine weeks to one hour from the
time the dog bit him. He was buried
at this place this afternoon, 18th.
This morning as Mingo Crinton,
colored, was on his way to work at
Glendale he saw a Negro man lying
in the road dead, but was afraid to
touch him, and he came on to town
and..reported what he had seen. Three
or four white men went to the scene
TO see If the report was true, and sure
enough there lay Negro man by the
name of Tom Dood, stone dead. 1t is
a mystery as to how he car c to his
death. NJ. We.
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4 ID sastrOu3 i.nys.
Il Pretty l9 gear old Girl Shoots Her.
seg Through the Heart.

Miss Alice Smith, a pretty is years
old girl, committed suicide at 10 q clock
yesterday at Jacksonville, Fla. by
shooting herself through the heat.
The tragedy occurred at the home #
Che girls mother in Springfield, "a
Jacksonville suburb. Miss Alice VS.
alone i'm her room, when Mrs Smith,
who was on the front porch, heard II
pistol shot Rushing into Alice's DOM
she found her daughter on the floor,
dying. The bullet entered about an
inch below the left nipple and death
was almost instant On The d;ess@r,
Mrs Smith fou sd tn following note :.
Il must die to end my suflerings.
Alice"
Twice the girl had made attempts on
her life by taking chloroform 1t is
hinted that her desire for death W; 5
due TO a disastrous love affair
The pistol used by the girl had bca
lonued to her father, who was acciden>
tally killed last fall while attending
the Atlanta Exposition.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
Kansas pOpuliSts.

Hutchinson, Kans., March is
The Populists of Kansas held an er-
thus!astic convention here aud elected
delegates to the national convention
at IT Louis Unusual interest attach
ell TO this convention for it was cX-
pccted to outline the policy of the
party in reference TO national politics
IN The coming campaign. The dele
CATION Will Oe headed by ex- Governor
LcwclIing, John w Brcidenthal.
chairman Of the State central commit.
tee; eXSCongressman Harris and judge
Frank DOster IA delegates at large.
The p'atferm adopted demands the
Tree coinage Of both gold and silver ut
ratio of l6 to |. The mention of
the name of b r. TilIman by one or
two OF the delegates in their speeches
called forth deafeurg applause.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
Cherokee Bill Hanged.

Fort Smith, Ark March l7.-At 2:I3
p m, today Crawford Goldsby, alias
Cherokee BIZ, was hanged. He was
declared dead in 10 minutes.
On the gallows. in reply to the ques-
tion II he had any ytbing to say, he an-
swered /: No, l came here to die, not
to TALK
Turning he kissed his mother good
bye, aud with a smile on his face,
walked to his place on the trap.
Father Plus said a prayer while the
doomed man was being pinioned Bill
was smiling when the cap was drawn
over his head. The moose was slijust-
ed, and at 2;l3 Turkey EoR sprung
the lever and threw the trap Brl got
his wonderful nerve from his mC ther.
She -toad by him on the galIows with
out flinching or shedding a tear. She
tcoB. the body To- Fort Gibyon at 3
O'Clock.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
Cleyelaud S Birthday.

Washington, March Is President
Cleveland is 80 years Old today There
was no particular celebration of the
event at the White House and Mr.
Cleveland passed the day as usual at
his desk. Some Of his personal friends
including Senator Villas and the Rev
Byron Sunderland, his pastor, rem, IN
bered the occasion and called during
the morning to pay their respects.
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Expenses OF tbs State.
The Treasurer Makes an E.gpianatiom
That is Complete dnrt car.
The State.

The State.
State Treasurer Bates handed the
press yesterday the following eX plana-
tiou of the expenses Of the stale,
"In giving Information to the public,
newspapers sometimes commit errors
that are amusing. For instance, the
State treasurer is reported to have paid
out since t. e adjournment of the leg
islature between $4,000 and 100, ,OOO
for the back salaries of the State officers
and for the expense of the legislature.
Ifthis were correct there would surely
be merit ia the claim that salaries of
the State officers should be reduced
The amount mentioned included not
only Legislative expenses. but also
amounts due public institutions for
four months Zone lem of which was
50, 1881, paid to the lunatic asylum
alone), certain special appropriations
and the salaries Of all State officers,
including judges. SO icitors, steno.;ra.
pliers, auditors, etc
1.-The Legislative expenses for the
year ehdinS OclobeT st, 1893 was
S33,37O - The legislative appropria-
ti0n bill for the year 1896 calls for Sj7.-
S57 GO ] am quoted as giving the
amount at $50, ,0OO. | had not the exact
figures with me, but | told the young
gentleman of the press that the
amount was between $50 900 and SGD,-
600.
"Of the $3.50 900 paid out Of the gcu>
eral funds since November |. 1895,
nearly 40, GOO went to pay the January
interest on the public debt.
Other amounts have been paid than
those in the general fund -au instance,
S34. 900 out Of Si5, ,497 90 of the privilege
tax fund and large amounts on the
special dispensary fund"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
4 Political Conference,

1t was rumOred last night, and the
rumor originated from the best OF au.
thori:y, considered from the stand.
point OF personal interest and means
OF learning it, that there was "A poliri
cal conference at the home of III.
Donaldson, West Greeuvilie. Fr.
Congressman q w Shell, Postmaster
Nets aud Jno II BramIctt were said
TO be present. The object was surmis.
ed to be to weave net about Senator
John l. NJ Irby into which they hope
he will fall at the next senatorial elec-
ton Political affairs generally in
this county were 10 have been discuss.
ed -GreenvilIe News.
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A Attempted d Suicide
Charles CortLe Cut His Throat Wih a
Razor Last Night.

Charleston Post, 18th last.
Out Of work and out Of mad, MI
Charles Corkle tired of seeing his
poor wife and six little ones actually
suffering f.r the necessaries Of life at =.
tempted to commit suicide by cutting
his throat at his house 25 Queen street
Mr. Corkle had retired and about 10
O'Clock he awoke, and feeling detected
and suffering mental trouble, and
weary OF searching for work in vain,
he left his bed aud went to "A trunk
and got razor and returning To his
couch, sitting by the side of his wife,
he plunged the knife deep into his
throat, almost severing his wind pipe.
He bled profusely until DIR Barbot,
who was hurriedIv summoned to the
scene, arrived.
DIR Barbot, with the assistance of
Drs Cathcart aud Watson. sewed up
the wound aud stopped the bleeding
After faithfully working on the
would-be suicide until 2 O'Clock this
morning, Mr. Corkle regaIned con-
sciousness. At noon today he wa
sent TO the hospital where ne is rest
ing comfortably. DIR Barbot,says there
Is some slight hope Of Corkle's re-
coyery.
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Board Of Registration o.

Board Of Registration o. -
county.
-. Supervisor OF reglaration
OF - county.
ProVIson Is made 70, The rlEew.
al OF lost or destroy ed certificates
aII for The transfer of regls,ra
ton from one unity TO a, other.
II Is he duty of the clerks Of tie
court to keep regis ration boarls
advised of all convictions for d.s
qualifying crimes, and it IS ,he
duty OF the registration boards to
erase the names OF all who have
been convicted OF such cImes
The dkQuaiifyIng crimes are: Bur.
glary, arson. obtaining goods o.
money under false pre- enses, per-
jury, forgery, robbery. bribery.
iultery. bigamy. wlfebeating
housebreaking, receiving stolen
go ds, breach of trust with f,aud.
ulent intent, form cation. solomv.
looest, assault with intent 10 raw,
lsh, miscegenation, larceny, or
crimes against the election Jaws.
IL is provided that the dl hab lite.
occas'oned by nvictiOn of the
crimes men'ionei may be remoy-
ed by pardon from the governor
even after the name OF The voter
has been stricken from the regis,
tration Lists.
Until after the general election
OF 1896, there is no change III the
law as 1t apples to incorpOratfd
cities and towns. Afer the gener,
al election Of 1896 h weSer. be-
fore an election can be he'd. ali
of the would be voters must have
been duly registered by supervi>
sor OF registration appointed by
the mayor or intendent, az the
case may bs. Before certificate
can be issued, the applicant must
have suh.cribed 10 an oath Go the
effect that he has lived in the State
two years, in the county one year
and in his polling precinct four
months next immediately pre-
ceding the election.
Thee sre, Of course, numerous
other provisions in the law: bu, II
is only such a. have been mon
toned that especially concern he
individual applicant for registra
tion.
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NEW REGISTRATION Law.
CJndi IONS Necessary 30 Enable
Citizen TO Cast Ballot.

The new registration aw !. cutie
lcngthy and very s;ringeot 10 lI-
provisions; but a C mpr, hens We
idea oi it can be gathered from
the following:
Until January |, 1898. re.i-t'a>
tons sh ali be in the haLds OF
,hr; supe V SOrs III eaCA unity,
a:d after January /, 1898, he
work will! be in charge o! one tu>
pervIsOr IN each Coun'v.
Until January | 1898, all male
ciuzens who haye been residents
of the State fo! ,wOl yea and IheT
respective polling lreciuct- tor
four mon hs. aud haye paid their
poii tax at least six months pre-
vouS to an eleCilun, and who are
not lahOrtng under any o: the dI,
abb ties ennOnad in the COnSli-
tut on, aud who can read Orun ,cr.
stand the C hstltIt'un. are cntjtled
to register and become eleCtOrt.
After January !, 1898, the Ctncr
conditions must be compl ed wi! II
as descrIb q, AMI the rand.date
for registration mus have a %
paid all taxes that mav have b. en-
assessed dgainsg h,m duTing the
previous year, must tc able t.
read aud write any sec ION OF the
constitution, or NUT chow AK re-
celp on property TO the van It
$500. Ministers aDd teachers.
where u,herw sc qualified, viii be
entitled 10 regi-ter after six
months residence IN the State.
The registration books NUT be
opened at the court house on the
first Monday in Ap'i! next, and
kept open Tor Six COnseGutlve
weeks. They must be opened
again on the lirst Mondays 10
June, July, August aHd Scricm-
Der and kept open one week in
each month. Trey Will be c'O.c.
30 days Lefo. e Ihe general &c p
tion; but individuals who become
Of age during ihat inJ,rva' and
are otherwise qualified n,ay he
registered before tie b oks are
closed
The board Of registration is to
be the Judge as to an app IcanIs
qIa location for voting II the
appi i'caUt is not satsGe with the
ruhng of the board, he can take
his ca:e TO a circuit Judge or the
circu t corrt, and from there @
ihe supreme court, All persons
registered on or before January
1ylo9S, will be qualified voters Tor
lite unless they should b. ,ub.e
qnent'y disquaT6ed on accopnL o.
other provisions of tie con.itu>
ton.
Registration certificates shat be
III the following form:
fSTg sTFa10n Cort'f ate Nun.
ber -. THIS is to cer.ifY that
- j. registered e'ector OF
the election districi or county ol
-. resides in - towD,hp o,
parish or ward; is yea 5 of age
d is entitled to vote in - pol
ing precinct If fOtherYise qgaltied
Registered on the - day of -
1S-.
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Nil. DONAl,uSoN'S VIEWS.
tie E0Go@ses the Position of
Chairman Irby and ThiHks
the State Convea ION Viii
Not Instruct tha Dele
gates to Bolt.
Greenville Iiountaincer

IreenNllic NOuatolnCer
Hon NJ l. Donaldson, OF this city. is
the member from South Carolina of
the National Democratic executive
committee, and as he is the connects
! ing link between the State and Nation.
al Democracy, we have sought to OBJ
tain his views with reference to the
issue raised by Senator TiIIman in
! proposing 10 bolt the convention at
Chicago in the event that free silver
was not endorsed in platform and cam
didates. Mr. Donaldson declined to
| speak as member fthe national com.
mittee, since he was not authorized to
speak in it's behalf, and the committee
| is not charged with the exclusion of
| delegates from the convention itself,
! but he was very willing to express an
| opinion in his individual capacity.
and hence We asked him thIs question,
! 'What are your views with reference
to Chairman Irhy's position, as stated
in his call for meeting of the state
! Democratic executive committee ?n
To which Nr Donaldson replied sub
stanially a follows:
4 think Chairman Irby's exposi-
ton OF the principles of Dem ncracy
entirely correct. II is Cardinal prin
! cjple Of the Democracy Of this State
that the majority shall rule. That
! principle has been peculiarly emphasiZ
ed for the last few ycars in our State
politics. 1t would, therefore, be ex4
trcmely inconsistent AID absurd for a
delegation 10 be sent TO the National
Democratic Convention prepared to
boz If need be- or in other words il
things should not go according to our
way of thinking' | AN and always
have been an advocate of free silver or
'stIverlte,' a. We are called, and | be-
heve that Il large majority of the peo.
pie in South Carolina are for free silver
but important as we believe II to he
ihat such - plank should be in our ma.
tonaI platform, 1 do no. for a nome nj
believe that a convention of South Ca.
roiina Democrats will iuS'rL ct its dele
gates to tie National Convention to
bolt, II they should fail to r. alze their
WISHES i'm avo,, tI,,, nort o,,Ioru
Mr. Donaldson wos s,I.,os,,,d v,,o,,,
er he anticinotpd , corta,, I'm o,rC C,a,,
Convention ovar,be isgraos, - ,rha,,,
or the delegates to. Chicago shall be
instructed TO holt under cartain oir
Ic,n,s,orcos a., ,,,o,,a,..., -.
ETiIImon ia his re.e,t ,,,,or 90 po,, ID
II Reid and he en.ieI nc roI,owo.
"Whether or n,t there ia . co,,oO,
Iovcrit. I am free to sov that, IN. ,;nos
.hou'd he strict,v drawn ona ,he
matter definitely settled in our SLOT,
Convention beforehand. tho, m. daIa.
ga,ps elected sbouId ba sin,o,-,rr,
Democrats mot corLi,innay oma, ,n>
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
-Four BIZ Successes.

Having the NEEDED merit 10 more
than make goodl all the advertising
claims for them tie following four
remedies have rehched n phenomen ]
sale. DIR Kings New Discovery, for
coz sumption. Coughs and colds, each
bottle guaraDteed-Ele Electric Bitters.
the 8 reat remedy Tor Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica 5alve
the best In the world, and DIR Kings
New Llfe Pills, which are q perfect
phi, All these remedies are guaranteed
TO DO just what Is claimed for them
and the dealer WHOSE name Is attach
ed herewith will &e glad to tell YOU
more Of them. d at Crawford
Bros Drug store.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the NEw
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" This new remedy is great
surprise OH account Of its exceeding
promptness in relieving PAIN in the
bladder, kidneys. back and in every
part Of the urinary passages in male or
female. 1t relieves retention OF water
and pain In passing 1t almost immedi-
ately. fyou want quick relief and
cure this is your remedy.
Sold by + Mackey and Co Drug.
gist, Lancaster. s u
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21

The mill purchases by States ot
cotton from September |, 1895, to
February |. 1896. were as follows {:
Alabama, Al 9Sl; Arkansas, 1870;
Georgia, l43, 1856; Kentucky, lO,4l5;
louisiana. 7,439; Mississippi, ll,661;
Missouri, lSS; North Carolina, I3I, ,74S;
South Carolina, 220 07S; Tennessee,
l6. 464; Texas, 5.7Gi; and Virginia, l6. :
OS4; total, q, 766 bales.
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The Privliege Tax Fund.
Clemson wa UaUc MoHcy 10 ".SInyc''
During The Coming Year.

The privilege tax fund from Novem.
4eE Ia.sl IL 4f--ifn1t----.-----r rrrTTT am01nIs
to about SAG, ,OOO-nearly double the
amount collected during The same
month IN 1894 %. and il is expected
the entire amounts collected this year
Will be twice that collected last year.
Clemson college receives the full bene>
lit q: This tax and this year will have
an abundance Of funds for use at the
The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
An Embezzier Gives Himself Ur.

Charl tie, ". C, March II
A 'peciai to the Observer from
Salisbury, says hat Frank Nj IT.
win of Houston, Tex gave him-
SELF up to the police, claiming to
have embezzIed the funds OF the
ID, t. ~ w. I. railroad ,here, Of
which he was chic: clerk. He
was just returning 't9m a trip 10
California, London, New York
and other points.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
For Rent.

For Rent.
The two o'story house on Church
Street, recently occupied by w b
Welsh. Splendid garden. good was
ter and outhou es on premises.
For terms. etc. apply TO DrC c
Welsh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
Two Negroes Shot at Prosperity

Special to The State.
Prosperity, March l7.-There has
been an epidemic shooting or killing
among the negroes. Ifthe work keeps
up there wiz be- n Q pSea Of special elec>
tion laws to keeI Se minority.
On -Cartata rssia III a ace On the
saluda river. orb eqL day Merritt
Lindsay shot and instantly killed
Fred Hawkins. There had been some
trouble between their wives and Haw-
kins assaulted Lindsay with rock
and was battering him up pretty
severely when Lindsay drew his pistol
and shot hawkins through the head
killing him instantly. Lindsay is in
Jail and will be tried at the term OF
court now in session.
AT Little Mountain on Sunday a
couple Of boys were tussling and a boy
handed his pistol to his brother to hold
so he could handle himself better. He
handed it with the muzzle pointed
towards himself. When his brother
caught hold of t, II went off, shooting
him through the forehead. The pis-
tol was selfacting and the trigger was
clutched, with the above result. Trial
Justice Haltiwanger, acting coroner.
held an inquest. The verdict wa.
that he came to his death by accident
from a pistol shot, the pistol beiog In
the hands of Henry Counts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21
TAINTED! Gross TIES.

5000 Narrow Gauge white and
post oak cross ties wanted by
Iheraw IL Che, ter Railroad. Cal
on ID Ferguson, Depot A -ent, for
specifications Casn will be paid
on delivery at Lancaster, or line
OF Road
W II HARDIN Receiver.
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Marvellous Results I

From letter written by J Gun1k.
man. Of Dimondale, Mich, we are
p, rmitted 10 make this extract III
have no hesitation I'm recommending
De Kings New Discovery, az the re-.
suits were almost marvellous i'm the
case OF my wife. White I was pastor
ot the Baptist Church at Rives juno
tion she was brought down with Pneu.
monid succeeding La GrippG. Terri.
bile paroxysms Of coughing would lasl
hours with little int Eruption and IL
seemed AS II she could not survive
them. A friend recommended DIR
Kings New Discovery it was quick
In ITS work and highly satisfactory in
results" Trial bottles free at Graw.
ord Bros Drug Stcre. Regular size
0c and Si.0O.
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CaStOria.

"Castorla Is so we'll adapted 10 chlJ.rau t1ss
recommend it assuperior 70 any proscrtpt;oa
known TO me"
IT. A. Archer, NJ. D.,
III So Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. 2.
"Our physicians in tho chljrcn's depart
ment have sp","u highly Of their expert.
ence in their outside practice with CestoYtn,
and although we only havo omong our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet VIC are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won us to hook with
favor uDon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsvESaARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN I. SMITH, Pres,
nrrnu Gfrnnt Nnrr Vnrlr Ni&rr
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21

The best saIve In the world for cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands
Cbilblains, Corns. and ali skin erup
ttons, and positively cureG piles, or no
pay required. It isgnaranteed to give
ReTfect satis'aotion or money refunded.
ke 70 cents per box. For sale by
Siord Bro.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1896-03-21

There IL great news from Key West
The safe landing OF the Collazo expe..
dition wi h its stores of war material
is the best gift OF fortune the patriots
could receive at this juncture-sxcept
bigger exposition, with more rifles
and cartridges, and this we hope the
Bermuda will soon be able to report
With 100000 Spanish, troops against
their 10000, the Cubans have odds
enough to contend with; but that these
40 600 should have but q, 900 rifles and
but third of a cartridge to the rifle
IL condition which ought to excite
the sympathy of every lover OF a
night, It is easy TO predict that the
iorces which for nearly two months
haze had to act upon the defensive. or
TO rely upon machete charges only
against the splendid JIauser rifles of
the Spanish, will now take the ageres !.
sive. and, while continuing the war
fare on guerrilla lines. make things
very hot for the euemy.-The State
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w hat is
! CASTOR

Castoris is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium M
Narcotic Il harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant. guarantee thirty ycars' by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and alays
fcvershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Curd,
Diarrho,a and Wind Collie. CastOriL relieves
tecthnes troubles, constipation natulcncy.
Castora assimates the food, regulates the stomach
bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Casa
toria is tho Children's Panacea-tho Friend
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CaStOria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
drcn. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of it's
good effect upon their children"
Dir. G.. G. OsaooD,