Legislature tackles bills as session heats up in Columbia
In Columbia on Tuesday and Friday the General Assembly waded through bills on attorney fees in equity cases tax extensions and redistricting, debated a constitutional convention and an industrial college for women, and moved toward a prohibition measure with protests and procedural battles.
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Columbia
5. C
Watts
Harrison
Kk. Gary
Judiciary Committee
House
Simpson
Haskell
Ways and Means Committee
Comptroller General
Yelell
Sarden
Jones
James Simons
W. I. Yeldell
J. Lownes Robertson
B. J. Abney
D. KE. Finley
J. DB. Daggett
Altamont Moses
Mtr
Joan Gary Evans
J. 0
Boyd
C. S. Uiesell
M. L. Thompson
James PL. Tican
Frank N. Weston
Senate
Smythe
Sloan
Donelson
Wilson
Timmerman
Dozier
Evans
Moore
Friends of the Resolution
Limmerman
Yeas
Abbott
Bamberg
Beasley
Bell
Bight
Des Schamps
Donaldson
Ferguson
Glenn
Stemphill
Keitt
Magill
Mason
McDaniel
Meetze
O'Dell
Peake
Woodfearne
Sanders
Smith
Stokes
Strail
Williams
Nays
Burnst
Jenkins
Moody
R. M
Verdier
Woodward
Ilouse
Mr. Wilson
Ile
Legislature Elects Chief Justices and Directors in South Carolina
In Columbia the legislature elected a Chief Justice to fill the late W D aengenons term and then chose a Chief Justice to serve six years after Chief Justice Simpson. McIver won 156 votes, Henry Meyer and others were discussed for vacancies. Separate votes in the penitentiary board and a later Associate Justice race in D C chose Pope over Wallace. In Detroit a fatal fire killed seven, including two children, and two other incidents reported include morphine mistaken for quinine in Greenville and a Nyack dynamite factory explosion with multiple deaths.
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Columbia
S.C
Gary
W. D. Aengenons
J. L. McLaurin
Evans
Henry Melver
Chesterfield
Bleaseburn
Finley
Wilson
Watts
Stokes
Abbott
McLaurin
McIver
Simpson
Vans
Henry Meyer
Burn
Sloan
Tyler
Sanders
Traylor
Allen
D. C
Supreme Bench
House of Representative
William N. Wallace
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Pope
General Pope
Judge Wallace
Appointments announced for 1892 state conference
Bishop Granberry announces preachers for 1892 across Charleston Berkeley Columbia Florence Greenville Spartanburg Sumter Marion Orangeburg and other districts. The list names presiding elders and numerous circuit and station pastors including J W Kilgo J A Rice G M Boyd and J E Carlisle with assignments across South Carolina churches.
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Granberry
Darlington
8.C
Charleston
RN Wells
Presiding Elder
Trinity
Rogers
Bethel
J A Clifton
Spring Street
L Stokes
Cumberland
Chreitzberg
McClellanville
C Welch
Berkeley
D ¥ Browne
Summerville
Carlisle
Cypress
St Paul's Mission
Loy- BS
Ridgeville
C Younge
St George's
Elkins
Reevesville
Givings
Colleton
EG Price
Lancaster
Pegues
Tradesville
Leslie
Chesterfield
Yongue
Jefferson
L Ray
Blackstock
Humbert
Cokesbury
Vampuell
Boyd
Greenwood
Abbeville
Whittaker
C Winn
McCormick
M Steadman
Lowndesville
S Porter
Princeton
EP Taylor
Waterloo
J Manning
North Edgefield
AM Shell
Sup
Newberry
W. W. Daniel
D Mann
Kinard's
Rountree
Saluda
F Berry
Butler
A M Attaway
Worksville
He Pooser
Prosperity
B Traywick
Columbia District
W C Power
Columbia
Ashington Street
H Creitzberg
Marion Street
P IL Elwell
City Mission
FE Beard
New Brooklyn
Blission
IL T Pooser
Lexington Fork
L. Holroyd
Lexington
TC Ligon
Datesbury
IK McCain
Johnson
TG Molbert
Mugefield
A B Watson
Graniteville
W Beeley
Aiken
Neland
Upper St Matthew's
Tuine Institute
Geo Walker
Presient
Histor Southern Christian Advocate
D Kirkiana
Leesville
A N Brunson
Cedar Creek
Jackson
Georgetown Station
Capers
Georgetown
Frierson
Johnsonville
Durant Salters
Spigener
Oreenville
J O Wilson
Greenville
Pate
West End
Jonus
Wilkes
Reidsville
Phillips
North Greenville
Thacker
Fountain Inn
Anderson
Williamston
Stoll
B Smith
D Crout
West Anderson
L Durant
Mood
Waccamaw
Melton
Mayboro
Martie
Brightsville
Barber
North Marlboro
Lawton
Orangeburg
J W Dickson
P Watson
T KB Wannamaker
JS McRoy
Lower St Matthew's
W Williams
Providence
Dantzler
Branchville
Kistler
Bamberg
Buford’s Bridge
A Darby
Graham
E Grier
Edisto
MM Crier
Upper Edisto
Abney
Barnwell Station
Kirton
Blackville
Hardin
Boiling Spring
Platte
Orange
Z Dantzler
Williston
Loucks
South Branchville
Bellinger
South Africa
C Spann
Spartanburg
J M Boyd
Central Church
Richardson
Bethel Mission
Wait
J Smith
Union
E Morris
Bissell
I Weber
Santuc
Kelly
Goshen Hill
A Clarke
Jonesville
Tiller
Millee
Gaffney
J Clarkson
Laurens
T Herbert
North Laurens
W Shell
W Friday
Enoree
C Count
Clinton
A Betts
Belmont
B Boyd
Campobello
S T Blackman
Pacolet
John Attaway
Chifton
Davis
Wofford College
C Kilgo
Vanderbilt University
A Coke Smith
Sumter
Lodges
J Stokes
Roton
Lyynchburg
W Creighton
Wedgefield
J C Chandler
Bishopville
Wil Kirton
Santee
J Mahatley
Foreston
IL Pritchard
Manning
M Mood
Oakland
Barre
New Zion
N Clyde
Camden
M L Carlisle
Hanging Rock
TM Dent
Richland
JP Attaway
East Kershaw
Hayne
West Waterree
DA Phillips
JC Chandler
Wil Lodges
East Coumb
Edgefield lynching follows murder of sheriff’s son
In Edgefield South Carolina a mob lynched Sunday after a confrontation at a negro house. The slain youth, son of Sheriff Outts, had earlier been shot in a struggle during arrests. The mob then killed Sunday at the jail with a volley and throat wounds. The coroner’s jury returns death by unknown parties.
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Columbia
S. C
Old Edgefield
Young Outts
Young Ouazats
Sle
Outts
Imany
Edgefield Rifles
Ndgefield
Idgefield
Ife
Reverend J W Murray Dies After Apoplexy At Service
Rev J W Murray of the South Carolina Conference collapsed from apoplexy during services at the Darlington Methodist Church and died that night. He left a wife and several children and was a beloved Fairfield Circuit star known by many Columbians. Also reported Burned to Death Three Children Die In Fire At De Witt Arkansas Store.
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Detroit
Mich
Tilden
George J. Reis
Orleans Street
Charles Reis
Josie
Eddie
Max
Toney
Greenville
S. C
Anderson
Cedar Grove
Laurens County
Mr. Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Darlington
J. W. Murray
South Carolina
Methodist Church
Ife
Iris Son
Kfairfield
Rock, Ark
Maxwell
de Witt
Robbery Hit Adams Express. Loss Said To Top 75,000
The Adams Express Company reports a major robbery of the Frisco night express car near Glendale on Monday night by six masked men. The safe was rifled and officials differ on total losses with figures around 20,000 cited, while total may exceed 75,000. No clues to the robbers are found. In St Paul a wall collapse at a Farwell Ozum Co building site killed five men and injured twenty, with five more believed buried beneath debris.
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South Carolina
Norton
State House
Mr. Haskell
Notion
Rev
C. C. Pinckney
D. D
Haskell
Dr. Anckrey
Senate
House
Breazeale
McUall
Woodward
Beasley
Darlington
Yeas
Bamberg
Donaldson
Ferguson
Glenn
Hemphill
Redfearne
Nays
Abbott
Bell
Bingham
Buist
DeSchamp
Dozier
Jenkins
Kitt
Magill
Mason
McDaniel
Meetze
Moody
Moore
O'Dell
Peake
Sanders
Sloan
Smith
Smythe
Stokes
Strait
Timmerman
Verdier
Williams
Wilson
House of Representatives
Kirkland
Childs
Ile
Yeldell
McIver
ST. Paul
Grand Forks
N.D
Dispatch
Mercury
Aberdeen
S. D
Moorhead
Minn
Great Northern
Minnesota
Vierce
New York
Tribune
Staverstraw
Cornell ‘Towing Company
Townsend
Stucion
Crater Point
Adams’ Express Company
Glendale
Express Company
Damsel
Farwell, Ozum & Co
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