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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1892

Page

4

Senate Free Coinage Battle Moves To Open Debate

Washington March 30 Interest in the silver question shifts to the Senate as Senator Stewart plans to call up the free coinage bill after morning business. The bill, on the calendar as passed over with out prejudice, faces an adverse finance committee report and five minute debate limits per senator. A Vest Carlisle canvass predicts ten Democratic votes against free coinage, with Gorman possibly casting the deciding vote if the estimate holds, potentially tying the chamber and leaving Vice President Morton to decide.

Wasilington House Senate Stewart Finance Committee Vest Carlisle Messrs Still McPherson Slodgett Gibson Louisiana White Palmer Vilas Butler South Carolina Gorman Congress Wilson Morton Jorman Ife West New York Hill Aus Stuarts New Jersey Delaware Kentucky Ilinois Wisconsin Texas Vermont Mustis Llansbrough Perkins Manderson Waddock

Seven Baubles at a Birth Dominates New York Dispatches

Cable reports from New York describe Marie Juneau of Guayaquil outskirts giving birth to seven children. Medical authorities question such a count, noting quartets are rare and seven would be unprecedented. The article mingles conjecture with historical notes on multiple births.

Pbirth New York Marie Juneau Guayaquil Meador Playfair Playthir Tts

Noble's Apyrary Idea on Education Funds for South Carolina

Secretary Noble submits a report to Congress on applying public land proceeds to support agricultural colleges. He details South Carolina's split of funds between Clemson College for whites and Claflin College for colored students, urging a race-based division by population statistics rather than wealth.

Wasutsaron Noble Congress South Carolina Ile Clemson College Claflin College South Carolin South Are Mississippi

Memorial service for Gen Sherman in Albany

In Drecker Hall Albany March 20 a 3000 strong memorial service honored Gen William Sherman. Chauncey M Depew delivered the oration citing Cromwellian motives and Sherman’s hard war stance including destruction of Atlanta Savannah and Georgia roads and a pledge to crush the enemy’s resources.

Albany N.Y William Sherman New York Drecker Hall Chauncey M. Depew Slocum Depew Cromwell Litac Georgia Carolinas Prince Rupert Grant and Talleck Savannah

Chappell Doubling Wage Pact At New Haven Restaurant

In New Haven Connecticut on March 25 Charles N Chappell a mulatto sought work from Jacob Deible at 825 Chapel Street. Chappell offered a contract paying one cent the first day doubling daily for thirty days totaling 42 843 035 dollars, and 33 410 652 16 cents by day thirty. Deible signed before realizing the liability and ended the deal. Chappell plans to sue.

New Steaven Conn Charles N. Chappell Jacob Deible Chapel Street Deible Chappell

French Cookery Through Louis XIV To Napoleon S Court

The article traces French cookery from Louis XIV through Napoleon, noting lavish royal kitchens and famed sauces Bechamel and Soubise. It recalls Vatel’s suicide over late fish, Louis XV’s cordon bleu distinction, and Cambaceres hosting a grand table with Caroline as chef de cuisine, linking cuisine to politics and regime changes.

France Louis XIV Mme. de Baviere Blackwood Mme. de Sevine Vatel Prince of Conde Louis XV Mime Republic Empire Napoleon Cambaceres Caroline

Genius Cat Trade Tale and Shanghai Battles Report

A boy trades a cat for money to buy shoes and please his sister, while reports from Shanghai recount brutal clashes in Northern China. Imperial forces kill thousands of rebels and burn hundreds, with numerous sieges and executions including leaders decapitated.

Paris Pottery Maker Robbed. Brother Pair Confess

A Paris potter M. Donnet found his home ransacked and 6000 francs stolen after returning from the theater. Police arrested a dismissed worker Delius and his brother, who admitted they broke in for revenge, after detectives examined a broken evidence clue.

Galignani M. Donet Rue Gouden Paris M. Simioux M. Donnet Aearter Delius McDouet

Immense Olive Apple Orchard Sparks Wonder in Sandwich Islands

A vast wilderness around Koolan in the Sandwich Islands hosts an extensive apple orchard with trees forty to fifty feet tall. Harvest runs July to September with fruit mostly red. The grove covers five to ten miles in width and twenty miles in length, bearing many trees with fifty barrels each. In Gosuen Missouri a farmer, John Lousley, suffered an inflamed eye when a sprouted grain of wheat lodged in it, later removed and transplanted in a hotbed. he is recuperating.

Koolan Sandwich Islands CIA Solitney Gosuen John Lousley South Bend Lousley Mssrs Dan Talmage New York South Carolina

Tragic Encounters Amid Border Rangers Elopement

A Rangers pursuit ends in a fatal shootout with a Mexican rider and a sixteen year old girl in disguise. The couple had eloped to marry, while the girl sobbed over the dying man as the guide confirmed the pair.

New Orleans the Times Corpus Christi Texas Sldalgo County Pos. Coy Coy Rangers Mam

Tornado Strikes Platt County Causes Extensive Property Damage

A tornado swept over Platt County from the south accompanied by a severe hail storm. It leveled barns and houses, demolishing structures and lifting buildings high into the air along a two hundred foot wide path. No fatalities reported, but several near misses occurred.

Monticello III Platt County

Electropoise claims cures without medicine

The letter extols Electropoise as a quick cure for chills fever rheumatism and dysentery with testimonials from Mrs Williams and Rev N W Edmunds. It promotes a 40 page book and an Atlantic Electrovoise Company address in Charleston. It also discusses a rice pamphlet urging farmers to diversify from cotton.

Gapgpen 8. C Atlantic Electropoise Co Charleston Mr. Williams M. P. Clark Mannville B.A. Williams N. W. Edmunds Sumter S. C Atlantic Electrovoise CO King SL S.C

Fire aboard seven petroleum vessels sinks fleet at Barcelona

During unloading American petroleum a lighterman dropped a match igniting a barrel. The blaze consumed seven ships including the corvette Thyra and steamers Cassilla Abono Waller Piscon Lepante all sunk with no reported injuries. Charleston judge rules railroad tax funds deposited to county treasurers to save fees.

Barcelona Lames Thyra Cassilla Abono Waller Piscon Lepante Caiman

Bandits Rob Rail Line Then Rob Citizens In Guanajuato

In Guanajuato near Leon a band of criminals attacked the Mexican Central railroad as an express train approached. Guards killed the bandits to stop further depredations. Five bandits later robbed Pedrito's townsfolk, fatally shooting a resister before riding away. Leader Guan Siento is described as a notorious ruffian. In St Petersburgh the Jewish Pale refugees face worsening conditions with gov’t bans on leaving the Pale and heavy suffering offset only by charity from English Jews.

Guana Juato Rurak Leon Mexican Central Railroad Pedrito Guan Siento Republic St. Peterspura Aerosode

Campaign talk heats up after convention clash in Columbia

In Columbia on March 26, observers foresee a stubborn race for the Conservative Democracy ticket. Anti Administration speakers Col Orr Col Youmans and Sheppard Murphy Elliott will headline rallies while Governor Tillman McLaurin and Tindal handle administration events. Mayfield Farley and Gary will assist, but are not seen as top stumpers.

Campaica Col. Orr Col. Youmans Sheppard Murphy Sliott Tillman McLaurin Tindal Mayfield Farley Gary News and Courier

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