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News and courier - 10/11/1897

1897; Gale Group;

A. K., T. R. T., H. C. S., R. M. L., Hannis Taylor, R. S. M., J. E. N., Robert G. Skerrett, M. C. Butler, T. G. W., W. N. Marchant, J. J. C., Leo Etherington, Edmund Yates, Anthony Hope,

News: If a General, He Must Fight The Unpleasant Dilemma of Julio Sanguilly, American Citizen and Cuban Patriot, Different from All the Rest Another Original Package Case in Which an Interesting Question is Mooted, An Hour with the Sphinx Enigmas, Charades and Riddles for People of All Ages, Bloody Work in Augusta A White Man Tries to Make a Negro Stop Cursing before His Wife—The Negro Attacks Him and is Killed—Negro …, The Duties on Tobacco A Conference of Appraisers to Devise a Plan to Prevent Evasion of Duties, Notable Murder Case Begun Trial of Thorn in the Court of Queens County, New York, A Slave of Early Days Aunty Hawkins Once Owned by the Washingtons, Characteristic Autographs of Some Famous American Artists, New Englanders in Columbia The Mills at the State Capital Make an Impression, A Negro Shot near Hartsville He Drew a Gun upon Mr. W. B. James and Was Promptly Killed, A Spirit of Blood in the Air One Murder near Gaffney—A Midnight Murder in Spartanburg County—One Accidental Shooting, Georgia Prohibition Killed, The Chess Chronicle Notes and Comments for Lovers of the Royal Game, Pontius Pilate's Report The Story of a Remarkable Discovery in the Vatican Archives Discredited, Miss Marion Hunter, niece of Sir William Hunter, has been appointed the female member of the British medical corps sent out to combat the plague in India, The City of the Spartans Court Opened—Literary Lectures—Fine Weather—Musical and Personal Notes, A cheerful idiot, says the New York correspondent of the Pittsburg Dispatch, agreed to walk the streets accoutred in summer attire if Seth Low was defeated, Sold Liquor to a Minor Another O. P. Decision Handed down on Wednesday, Corn Land is Sugar Beet Land, Laurens's Last Sensation How the Sheriff, by Order of Governor and Commander in Chief Ellerbe, Seized Liquor, Wagons and Animals …, The Autumn Flower Shows, The City of the Spartans Good Prices for Land—A Soaking Rain—Chances of Frost—Illness of Dr Thomson—Do Negroes Have Diphtheria?—Reduction, O. P. Agents Are Worried Their Sales Are Subject to All the Restrictions of the Dispensary Law—Their Business Must Be Confined …, Society at the Horse Show Copyright 1897, Stages of Water, Princess Feodora, of Saxe-Meiningen, Queen Victoria's eldest great-grandchild, has become engaged to Prince XXX, of Reuss-Schletiz-Kostritz, a younger son of a far-off branch of the family ruling over the smallest principality in Germany, Arming the Militia, The Crusade against the Colleges, Money to Move Cotton It is Beginning Again to Be Sent to New Orleans, Which Has Been Shut off for Some Time by the Fever, Torpedo Boats Coming Here, To Stop Foot Ball in Georgia, Lee's Views on Cuba President McKinley Wants Peace and Blanco Has Probably the Same Aspiration, Arrested for Embezzling J. Z. McConnell, Jr, Taken to Kingstree—He is an Ex-Probate Judge of Williamsburg County, and While in …, The News of the Day, Cotton Growers in Council An Important Feature of Fair Week in Columbia, Supreme Court Decision, Ghouls in New Jersey, The Mountain City Narrow Escape of a Hotel Clerk—Visit of New England Mill Men—It May Mean a Bleachery for Greenville, Joseph Wylie's Gift, Columbia's Gala Week This is the Opening Day of the Great State Fair, Two Death-Dealing Guns The Greatest Destruction of Life by Artillery, Intemperance Decreasing Dr Leslie E. Keeley Says There is Not One-half the Drunkenness There Used to Be, A Confederate Scandal Members of the History Committee of the Veterans Charged with Improper Motives, "Again the Democratic party," says the St Louis Republic, "is disappointing the apostles of centralization who said that it was dead and who hoped that the way to their ends was to be made easy, The Olive Pecker's Crew They Are in Jail and Will Be Tried for Murder and Arson, Perhaps at Norfolk, The New Regime in Cuba Blanco Adopting Mild Measures to Obtain Peace, A Desperado Killed, Spain's Futile Waste of Men, National Quarantine, The New Regime at Clemson President Hartzog Outlines His Policy for the Future, Multiple News Items, A Bad Thing for the State The Obstinate Fight against Inter-State Commerce, Polite but Emphatic The Fight over the Liquor in the Chester Agency Promises to Be a Warm One—Telegrams That Passed between …, The Presbyterian Synod Proceedings of the Last Day in Darlington, Hannis Taylor's Defence He Claims That the Much Denounced Articles by Him Were Based upon Data Accessible to Everybody, Simon Dale, The Black Diamond Railroad What Anderson is Doing to Promote the Convention to Be Held To-Morrow Evening, Canada Wants Peace Proposal for a General Settlement of the Differences between This Country and the Dominion, Swindler as a Law Student Caught Early in His Game at New Haven before He Could Make Much out of His New Scheme, Popularity of the Empress Frederick, A Suicide's Reflections Sensations Recorded by M. Amedee Maclen While He Was Gradually Dying, Gov Ellerbe at It Again An Original Package Store at Ellenton Seized, Preventable Diseases in Country Districts, The Champions of Football, A Long and Short Haul Case The Summerville Case Seems to Be Virtually Overruled, O. P.'s Score Another Point They Cannot Be Disturbed until April Next, Mr Mayfield Slipped up Plea for Forgiveness on His Behalf—He Won't Do so Any More, Laurens and Its People Little Girl Burned to Death—Low Price of Cotton Affects the Attendance at the State Fair, A rumor has reached here that a native officer and 35 Sikhs belonging to the Kurrah column have been intercepted by the tribesmen in a ravine and slaughtered, but the rumor is not yet officially confirmed, Ex-United States Senator Nathan Fellows Dixon died at his home here late to-night after an illness of about three weeks, Kilpatrick Almost Caught How a Federal Major Gen Escaped En Dishabille, No Excursion for the Bride All Government Railroads Have Been Lately Inspected, And, Much to Gen Longstreet's Disgust, There May …, Durrant's Last Chance Gone The Supreme Court of the United States Denies His Appeal, Monthly Cotton Movement, The Hesperides Broken in Two, Declined to Advance It The Forst Original Package Case Will Not Come up before This Term of the United States Court of Appeals, Convent of Carmelites Religious Sisters Who Live the Life of Hermits, A Conflict of Evidence By Rodrigues Ottolengui, A Holocaust in Hot Springs Two Drunken Men and a Little Girl Burned to Death in a Bakery Fire, Fecundity of the Sparrow, A Fatal Wreck in Ontario, No Right to Refuse Freight, A Filibuster Expedition, Maryland in Doubt But the Republicans Have Swept the City of Baltimore, Wearing Clothes Improperly, Synod of South Carolina Closing Sessions of Great Presbyterian Council, No Reason for Cheap Cotton, A Whiskey War in Greenville The City Police Makes a Campaign against the Blind Tigers—An O. P. Store in Trouble—Whiskey Wagon Captured …, The New Tea Jacket, Danger for Typewriters, All Saints' Day, Anarchists in New York They Celebrate the Hanging of the Chicago Anarchists and Are Not Interrupted, How the Indians Poisoned Their Arrows, National Quarantine A Very Serious Question for the States to Consider, The Newest Thing in "Feet", Chicago Horse Show Entries, A Tragedy in Atlanta Policeman While in the Discharge of His Duty is Murdered by an Unknown Man, The Horse Show "Four Things Greater Than All Things Are—Women and Horses and Power and War", An Afternoon Frock, The Cotton Movement So Far This Season Less Cotton Has Been Brought into Sight Than for the Same Time Last Year, Black Diamond Railroad A Public Meeting at Anderson in the Interest of the Enterprise, Decline of Yellow Fever Only Thirteen New Cases and Five Deaths in New Orleans, Fatally Crushed by a Train Shocking Fate of Mr Sorensen, of Spartanburg, Who Married Miss Sahlmann, of Charleston, The City on the Edisto A New Firemaster—Troops for the State Fair—Other Matters, The Penitentiary Farms Patent Results of Col Neal's Excellent Management, Summerville Short Haul Case Mr Claudian B. Northrop Wins His Appeal Case before the Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va, Sparks from the Wires, Big Cotton Receipts Charleston Received 10,947 Bales Yesterday—Business along the Wharves Breaking the Records of Former …, Dorchester, the Debatable Great Interest in the Suit to Upset the New County, The Murderous Mutineers The Crew of the Olive Pecker to Be Tried in Norfolk to Prevent Any Question of Jurisdiction Being Raised, The Truck Farmers' Case A Decision Handed down by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, Tammany's Sweeping Victory Van Wyck and His Whole Ticket Win in Greater New York, Rlind Tiger Babb Nabbed An Original Package Man in Greenville with a Speak Easy in His Cellar, Destitution in Alaska Secretary Alger Says Congress Will Make an Appropriation If Necessary, A Raid on Gould's Estate, New York and London An English Newspaper Makes a Comparison between the Two Cities, The St. Louis Horse Show, Reactionaries in Spain Conservatives Try to Make a Martyr of Weyler, Adjournment of Synod Age Limit of Seminary Professors Retained—A Sabbatarian Petition Sustained Despite the Protest of a Liberal …, Government by Injunction It Comes to the Relief of Civil Service Employees Who Have Been Unjustly Treated, George Frederick Holmes. Shipping news: "To Save His Own Life" The Old Plea of Self-Defence for a Double Murder, Designing the Battle Ships How the Work is Done in the Navy Department, Down to a Watery Grave Fate of Nineteen Men of a Ship's Crew on Lake Erie, The British steamer Inchdune, which arrived at Bremen to-day from Brunswick, last port of her deck load, amounting to 125 bales of cotton. Elections: A Deal against Hanna Democrats and Dissatisfied Republicans to Vote for Bushnell, New York State Election Democrats Elect the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, but Republicans Still Control the Legislature, The Election in Ohio At 10 O'clock Last Night the Democrats Claimed the Victory and the Republicans Are Doubtful. Arts & Entertainment: Wade Hampton as Senator Nothing and Nobody Could Swerve Him from What He Considered His Duty—"The Most Courtly, Princely Gentleman …, The City on the Edisto A Literary Entertainment under the Auspices of the Ladies of the New Methodist Church. Business: Business Notices, The Rice Market The Weekly Report of Crop Conditions from Dan Talmage's Sons Company, Trade with Jamaica A New Market for Charleston Lumber, and for Doors and Sashes Manufactured Here, The New York Banks' Statement Revival of Currency Transfer to the South—Increase in Deposits in View of the Expansion in Loans—Pacific …, The Congressional Seed Distribution, The World of Business R. G. Dun & Co's Weekly Report and Forecast. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Salt Rheum. Miscellaneous: Terms. Editorial: Cotton Manufacturing in the Carolinas, Is the State in Earnest?, Bab on Fads and Fashions. Review: A Review of the Week The Course of Trade as Shown by the Markets. Weather report: Sun, Moon and Tide. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Letter to the editor: Manual Training in Schools It is a Good Thing, but People Should Not Be Led to Expect the Improbable. Sports: Sport the Stage Experts with Gun and Rifle, Sporting Notes. 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