The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-01-20
Domestic.

Senator Hanna returned to Cleveland,
where he was welcomed enthusiastically;
the investigation Of the bribery charges Is
to be pressed in the Ohio Legislature.
Ex-President Cleveland made second
appeal to Governor Budd, Of California, for
clemency in the case OF Salter D. Worden,
the Debs striker sentenced to hang for the
murder Of four soldiers.
Four members Of the crew Of the United
States cruiser Marblehead were injured by
an explosion at Port Tampa, Fla.
(, James Doyle, Joseph Perko and Andrew
westIand we're instantly killed, and Daniel
Munday probably fatally hurt, by fall OF
rock In the Hidden Treasure, In Nevada
vile, Col.
Senator German was renominated by the
Democratic Legislative caucus at An
napolis, Md.
Tie Oklahoma divorce OF ex-Aayor
Mcgowan. OF Trenton, was declared valid
in New Jersey.
Eliphalet F. Randolph, who said that his
father was the late Governor Randolph, OF
New Jersey, was convicted In the Superior
Court, Boston, OF forging q draft Tor salo
On a Fitchburg( Mas } bank.
The fight which took place on Christmas
at Winchester, Ky, when one member each
OF the Philpot and Bundy families was
killed, has been repeated. This time Bob
Philpot and James Bundy were the victims.
Both were drinking.
At Hurlock, D Dorchester. Nd, q colored
man named Coleman shot and killed his
sweetheart, a girl named Matthews, and
badly wounded her companion, named
Hughes. Coleman then went homo and
~ a I'D CIV WI
cause.
Mrs. McCusker, who shot her husband
dead in Camden, N. j., was acquitted OF
murder.
Harry T.. Brooks, eighteen years old, q
member OF the freshman class OF New York
University, killed himself because he feared
his conpanions would outstrip him In his
studios.
/ NILS Minna Stiliman committed suicide
ut Closter, n. j., by drowning.
The Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. Buckley, editor Of a
journal devoted to the interests OF the
Nathcdist Episcopal Church, has written a
Sighed editorial In the current Issue OF his
uapSr. deploring the wine drinking at the
,receiS Wesleyan University alumni banquet,
In EeA York City.
DR.. Herman P. Faust. formerly a Hebrew
II.
ter In th8 AAlien Street Presbyterian Church,
In New Yolk City.
N. Jules Eambon. tho newly appointed
arrived afNeM York on the French Line
steamship La Gascogne.
Comptroller OF the Currency Dawes has
notified the creditors OF the Chestnut Street
National Bank, OF Philadelphia, that unless
they all assent to the Singerly liquidation
plan a receiver win be appointed.
Frank Kirby, of Camden, n. j.: and o
Christian Scientist healer, OF Philadelphia.
we're indicted on account OF the death Of
Kirby's child.s The child died of diphtheria
without medical attendance.
In the Camden, On. J.) Criminal Court
Mrs. McCusker, charged with killing her
husband, gave her story OF the tragedy.
The presiding Judge announced that the
woman could not be convicted Of murder
In the 1lrst degree. E
Sixty weavers and twenty-five carders at
the Queen City Cotton Mills at Burlington.
VT, struck because OF reductions In their
wages OF from 81 to Q per cent.
The report of the experts to the Council
Committee shows q shortage OF s13,113.13
In the accounts of former City Treasurer
Hauck, Of Terre Haute, Ind. The commit
tee and his bondsmen held conference
and agreed to give him one month in which
to fulfil his oifer to make satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION.
Thero- went into effect ut the mills OF the
GrosYenordale Company, manufacturers OF
cotton, at Grosvenordaie and North Gros-
yenordale, Conn.,, cut in wages affecting
about fifteen hundred out Of eighteen hum
dred hands. Just how great n cut Is in
tended the workmen themselves do not yet
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