The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-11
WASHINGTON
HAPPENINGS.
CREAM OF THE NEWS AS CULLIcD
FROM THE DAILY PRESS.
Which Will Bc of More or LESS Inter
est to the General Reader.

fu"sday Secretary Hoko Smith closed hi;
administration OF affairs OF tho Interior De.
partncnt anu retired from the cabinet.
'uuSc iu"nt,'S assistant attorney genera
ior .to PoStOhI'' n'part.ncnt, mas decrl"C
that III Is uhitw!ui To scnd an ordinery letter
pyeNpress or "therwis" outside OF tho mail;
uhiesS pc cnciOSod In government
nnr,nins ,vS NV M ~ I'M Mpt"sS l",N"S. uh'ess
no. ~ VI >"' P"eN
,
,L, rt t'iciS; ol missouri. ht i2:3o
o.oon tnutS""y 'ook tho constitutional
onth Oh oiltr| as Secretary OF tho Interior,
su.eeoui,S nohc o,hitn, who's" resignation
wns ,ohucrcn ,r 10 the fresiheht about ten
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ouptouIp ir No"E' III 'nc oilce oi the secretary
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SI"'s i.ii i,Su'nehl tor countericitihS. lie
80 o''''. ~ u - q nhp o' ESoV 'ho sentence
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,ho hoI,,, 80 Wv, nr ~, , no" ~"n,s'hcht ~ lot
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of ,b. 49,, i; hiI, ., 'n 'no .Mo oihhche'
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According to United States Consul John
son, mt Antwerp, there Is notruth in the story
Mii'cn so .Nrteu american meat packers. to
tue "''oct tn'tt broken down English omnibus
norses are kiilea anu packed at Antwerp as
nus uiaic m!os. c'relui inquiry anu !inds that
wnho .u' EiS''sh ehihiouS hh'kS no como TO
AntmctP III II' huiiiporS' 'ncy are slauEh-
tereu ana solu ior iresh meat, nnd are not
packed
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hoa 800; ,.,I Va NV Nulirh',s conn
,.w,no ~ T,.,. nrTn' '.ont iAaIn,nel bur-
Sy, =, wv , ~, o' rr,'9' S,.'.nS 'hat at tho
nr aii ,S .r,I on,icu "'''scs COMMISSION
49,, 49, @ " , oi''~oris ~ VI .n' A"i.ricah
LnM'n ~ ,i 49, ''.; "A.;''l",,',i anu Wero
S,atS Dnu "nr. "n 10 !" ~ ~" nnr".lhs o. Tue United
E;r ~, M ~ rm' ,N'.P, b'f'''ot
Viz Dros;I. r',;,',, vi ,n .'"1n'S ana
s,n mn ,' = - non ~ "> '"~'E"@ou 'io ON
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The Bryan campaign managers have de-
cided that Senator Tillman of South Caro-
lima, shall resume his campaign in Pcnnsyl-
vanin among tho coal miners whsr. il is
claimed, he became such 4 hero by a few
speeches delivered recently. Tho Senator
will come from South Carolina and 90 70
Pennsylvania about tho 10th OF this month.
He will remain in that State until the goth
speaking continuously. On the 10th he il
scheduled to speak in Philadelphia, and the
Silverites there will prepare an ovation for
him. His speech there will be addressed
particularly to the workingmen, who arc
supposed TO put great faith in him.
Tho debt statement which has lust been Is
sued shows net increase in the public debt