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, THE RirilMOMJ DISPATCH SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1898._
?k; wells is pined.
tRIti it ITR i \m n RRR1 IBUU lim
to v\\ n.-vo.
THE FIREWORKS CASE ENDED.
ihr LatkaaUa Uihrrmm Anaafed
nn.l Tliclr Hcnrin* >et lor M?nnln>.
Other lleiirrro Ninn-liHiiumr Done
hy iiic Mama,
i. aaanagi r of Hha :
. mim at the . a*atp
W<
then,
i
number of li
I Inten
i i
i
'
MR. CHI1 I '!,i,: !'
i
i
i
t
] t v.
with Mr. V.
.
-,
him r - .
I . the
ii
-.
R
.
.
.
J. A M .
.
T .
.; .
<.n.. Miller.
M aiily.
l.aiiii- .
I total. I
.
Pain, tot
; i.
/.". for advi i Using a oi k doni
) i ia, etc., | , fl5?
nor. Sa) I Total, ITtl.
I
M< could unounl hi
iticu that
I..
Mit. u i.i.i.S Cl >RR< >B< ?RAI DD.
Mr. t
! ted a hat Mr. w
they had 1
thi n In roduci d, n ho >"i roboi .
pts.
Mr briefly and
t off a
i
"i NTT ITEMS.
All th<
la (h Ide Park
i raid, m
Thomai E
tli. mu Ive ui .
im Matthi
i <i. ai
. ome
ttf i at U
Th I'- i
'
t
Btlon a .in turn, .
'
?lew with
*t (he ii< ."i of tba . lowri
?waj A rge tr . down In
' i. Hill who Uv< I :
I
John Hai
KRX I. S. I.. .1 With I
'
R'llllam m m ; u n Holleran
1
1'"' " Mr \i...
lowaa.
>nnlre l.oiii.U-N ???,.,
K num.
'rj ofrenden before him In
he l oil Court >. m.
imonjj th,
-
'"" s| ftquea
.... snd !.
.In. up.
2r?, !-t""K. and
three
Taylor a colored pin Wis or, r,,,
i.
a?J&
?' ^. Mr. Rita i? Lawre,
'' J""* will coneJnAa
^ ? " to-rnorrow
'' ? ve for rSnvUto
Klus'lom of Gad. nnd Hie rightonusness"
(Malhew vl. fg), the cubject being- "The
With .Men." The aim
of the terreen win be to *how that the
inn Of tho text in that to live In the
Lard i pr?senos wa gavel do dur work I >r
iK of It? use to other*, and not for
tho ?*k?- of the ritnrn It nrlna;* ua. In
other Words, v?< must lira for the sake
of oui work, and not ov> our work for
K.. of Ibt w-ia-en or the Itvtng we
it of it. The work should he the
ii.i, the wagaa and nvinar Iba mean?.
i i rening at I o'clock the aermon
win i.. .-.: lion of the apirltuel
meaatng of tn.> Lord'a eonveraatten wi?h
th?- rieb youna man. who aakod Him what
good thing he should do to have eternal
Sing "The Heavenly
tool and Hible clas? will
:>i.
are held in the chapel or
n Broad street, op
Mil. GRIMMRIX'I PTMIERAL tO-OAT.
'I ha Ser\ le,-? I
< III! i i-li
> Id- ll?->?l nt St. John'?
1 tola Rvewlsag.
if Mr. H' nr> Oflnuni II,
.y morning .-it
.. . >.. \ . arrtvt d hart
taken to
Clay
\ , from St !
a '
rment
!'.!
: ; |
I . !.. 1. C, Emmen
;. Miller, A Pohllg, A. von N.
Hi " A.
mm. !.. a. Bt . L Bromm, .).
,. :n:. B. H iaal, M. Huttli r.
r, W. 1- Ki,?. -Major N. V.
? i . I rdlng,
William H.
Mr. Andrew R it hla real
.- ;<\ . DUO, Thursday
si H
M
army, and
ildl< r Ma
. . ral will '
P : k's chur. i. ajning
: R imon <; Kaufelt, the
Mr. and afra Henry K u
felt, who ?ii- 'i
will at 11 " ' lock fi om the
, tl at
Dr. Smith, of Unit iiiioic. to Prend?.
i .i Addlaon Bmlth, D, D., will
It] evening by th>
ltd Ohio ti .
t to " row in..ri
i yterian
pastoi
i church, of
Baltlmoi - look? 'i u]. a i one of
in'- moal eminent dtvlnea in that city.
i >! . Smith la an intim. of 11
through i
that I ha ; I peo
Dr. Smith - for to?
morrow. The Doctor \m?i take for hla
lubj ci In thi morning "The Pour Sa*
m Practical Chriattanlty,"
.?a.. ? will be "Tl '.
H ." The i ' i
. One a
'.ion to
mornlni bt
t lose >! Good \\ i-i-i..
eek 1 beei an Ideal one for
Park
bill, baa not failed to
iitly.
the bill
: on Monday nicht the
aver seen at the Auditorium n 111
rauda*
idea Fit Ing, thi world
. . '. ig them thi
and the
lent at Proctor'B N ' ?Ol k
Propi-ri, Trassiere,
Rlchnv nlta Building Com
I
Mfth : ;
.. i : .
. ' ' an i B. /.. Ounn to
' r> ;' 11 ii; Bide
if Beverly ai en
artcr, aubjei t to li. D of $1,0
Mr, toon? Gees <o ?faekaonville,
Mr. ! ;. Aubrey > ivea the dty
he Soul : in, in
ia held
?' clerk,
time, i I so with
reral
: ll.tr,
In bla new Held. .
?a m rri-ui'ii at Seventh-St, Chnrehu
Re? ? '.' u plain in the
United siat. s navy, non aerving on the
eceh Ing-shlp Franklin, ilk, will
sevi tna-stn . church
o-morrow, moi ning and evi nil g R< v.
Ur. Wright will preach at this church on
?wing Bum
M ? On Tiironuh the gleet,
?, and
ah mpton Ro ida,
t Old P i;. turning,
Point at i M
ind t. P. M
t oaajmtnlnted] Hlaa,
I
nd 'ini .I..M black, ato >d at th
il hla i me to re
elve th ond him,
iarrow pai Th< coffin,
: it had ci
I W ..'IK tbl . I" 1. I
Ain't u grand?"
ni.ii. :- flick? red through the
of the
eel of I
round between the folded bands.
ml r ,i re
pectin! alienee fell up.mi th m. and they
ana t" their knot - i y thi
mui a pi i] ' r for thi
art i .i.
ighout the day, the r? >m
rea filled with a ly n ovlng
: p. tltlom : \ aa the) paes
from the Impri aslvi pn -
ath each friend stopped a moment to
peak an encouraging word to thi
re ivi 'i. It waa an aa award . xpres
lon of a) mpathj, > mphaslsi i t<\
us ahak i la, or a friendly ahoul
And y< t. what, i/er It might
ick in I ' of Ita phrasing, thi re
Ir every word
huh mad.ia fi
As they pa men and ?
ml children, there can? a man, who
,, iv.h. lined b) the dlffi?
i turned whli
i ||] quiver? .i ai i
i, henus held '"it to him in turn, For
latorted by hli atrugglea for utterance
about him tried t.. help him
la- m ' hlin on
..- bach rea, 1 knon
Idit th. m.m wou until he h.-ni
illv dont hla dut) Th? . 11? nee wt' w
s/ful aa everj one In the i
,r the whl? li finally i
ver and a lou i groan of re.
l foi ward and
) "John, Johnl i eongratn] its you on
,ur 011"?* " _
Chronic Diurrhan t'urtMl.
This is to ct-rlilv tliat I luv.- }1;?1
ironk diarriaoea ever mu.?.- the war. i
4aowaaJk i ooald hanttv walk or 4o
lythina. One bottle of Chamberlain'!
oiks. Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy
im! me sound and well -J. R. Cihus,
:i.castle Vu an av.W.SUJtrSiitfUtfi
LAG FOR THE THIRD.
VKRNOll T1I.F.II WILL rRF.SF.NT
IT WITH STtTF. COLORS.
MARK OP HIS APPRECIATION.
f Cnirrnor't Admiration for the
ffle.rr? innI lien? Only a Small I'ro
orflon of the Men Want to B>
[aetered <?nt.
overnor Tyler will shortly preaattt to
Third \ ||. : I Re) In* nt a hai. I
to flap, suitably In rlbed, aa mark
In that organization.
rai COU
erdend the flag, and it will be :
The Tbii i a
mated u Ith a 1 lee flag by
,iy, but the reghaent
no Ital flag.
not yet stated offl
ly that be will designate the Third
i to be mus? it (,f
servi , but It la practically
t he will do ^ . The fat
uid and Fourth Virginia are In
.-,:, | ara
to Cuba, as wt d< ra?
B, Will . ' til-; Third
A PINE ORGANIZATION.
? .ii bo no question that th
: , ' omnuu , ,1 of
. of any military ori
. out I
. G
ni.<i Um division t.. which it is at
led, he ha I]
m., nt upon : occasion ;
' .
.-, things
a not ; ithly, and
h seems di p.I to i
t, and tO i
r Tylt r ai
Bvldenee ol hi blgh appreciation of
B
srnor, up >n ev< ry oci i ilon, be ex
.u for UM regiment.
: :
ably expt cted b] I to him.
UMENT WANTS TO REMAIN IN.
Third ai I
.- the i ; t correct Aa
tly In the city.
d thai II i me of the
i their discharge, but that the
t majority wi bed (" r, main. The
bring to i"' m
i made much larger bj of re
event of Um mi n hai
'!; y f' It tin y
nol teten a fair 6
HAMPTON WANTS MILITARY.
military i omp iny tbei
; allow then, to
,,. The recent trouWea in thai viclnl
Itb soldlen I Porl ." aall
eak- tb
o it. It la b
. . t will
oik, Portsmouth, and Bmlthneld, all
in ?n f Of H .o
quickly senl d rwn from
city, if m ' Hampi
a nil] any In the Fourth
rnor, with a view to having I
i any kepi op after the war. will
orine another now, as the i
lv aupporl two : "'ii
dstanl Jo 1
a has
and
p- nt a moni h'a vt catl ?n I
-l will
rdln ha rti I hi Acting
itant-General In hi
FF.UKII \l. IN.Il SCTIOJIS.
sen of th?- (iiin-il Itatee Courts
and ll?\v to l'r<-\<-iit I ln-iii.
a purpose of this arUcle is to revti w
Of the
;ure the oi Igln of thi ad 1 be
dy therefor. Moel of thi i
m ol t
: mi dy h
nty of th
m of matt in within
I
a fundami ntal print Iple that a B
, and.
macbim ry ail b
tlal to the life ol t he I
to tile QOn
union fa i- expn -- d It? If justi.
gly in' ilnst Wl ; ' .in
: ' arts.
419?deciding thai a suit
, could be ma aroused pub
birth to the Eleventh
aim,
i apon the adopUon i
the p
ral powei aa wielded by
t.. Nob.
dial it will be
it am ; the Ingenuit)
r of 1
the ohji cUona raised to tl
. d In i -i department of the
Hamllton'a centrallsUs mind, how
would ,'e ubU< -
Il a. I
.
ad that Hi
wrob in :
"it is inht fint in the natui
- the
. .:, without
noum m< nt was
any limitation in the Constl
. '. for
ag n suit again B d not
Mr. h unllton
md gen
mankind
ion, as one of the atti
aignty, is now eojoj d bj
d the Union."
1 HE SUPREME COURT.
ile the rib r a.units th it th.
i Court oi the Unlti i Bl
Brmly by Ibe letti r of this pi.
ad the Bl< venth Ami ndmem aa
?itiy i. aAnnlng the princl]
ta of that greal i oui t that 1
u.s. able and ;:,
as i, ai com i .has left g
and smooth era) opt a t., thi ;
Peder? bel
t only S BUll Is I
I
oney obligation. In the case of Is
I Ici other
Including th.- i ase In W TJ I
, n was sstabUshed that neither a
nor Its organ!) ag? ate, noi a p .
ii oration, can i
.at. party! bal In I of Pen
va MoConnaughy, Ml U, B., ?, Ii, ||
id th.u Uioagb no suit la allowed
the Eleventh Amendment to compel
aUve at Uon by a stat,- or Ita oen
' airen, i- - , :, lt ,,r
: ..
aiiy agah a . ith? u
tuch lavasloa
of this judk'iui Interpretation baa
t., r. Iu< a UN Puce of the Bl
dm. nt to its minimum aa ,i means Ol
tion to th,- State Government
st the mfrlngement oi Federal
; a broader and BBOra liberal inter
Ion of this amendnuiit tending ;<>
re tin- com] ajrlty of the
Oovernment m i- ... t to nil local
?. as was the original intention ,,f
onstitution, would have avoided
ni -.be trouble arising with rsajjact lr
"usurping" process of the Isatt
ral courts.
BTARTLINQLY FRFyCF.NT.
The Supreme Court bavins held, how
ever, substantially, that In forbidding i
privat-party to sue a State the!
Amendment had reference only to a dlrec
demand ,?; m the State for a money "I'll
gallon, many cas*s have arisca in whtd
th*re be in* no such demand, the Stat,
governments, nevertheless, ha\
brought before the bar of the Federa
Court, if not in fa i gad OB record, pal a.
the real d?fendante, Consider, for in
the recent . , . m Tgnss MSa
i bi Railroad and T, l< i impaniet
vs. The State Hoard of ffqUBltotirs " Ir
' to this ?ase. The Outlook, an abb
as pubiishad in n. m Tori
Jaaaary >. EM: "\
federal cants ' njoininK Stat.- .,:'! r
from enforcing State laws are b>
itartllngly frequent That of Us
1 1 a few mor |
ns'ainst the enforcement of the thi
[ndlanapolls, and that of the
(tourt in Bo l'a i' iroUna againsl
try law
aal 'Bai ka?.? eaJooaa, have
been followed i?y another decision from
i l ', a. ra I < ''.art in Toi
rding to
.v." The Outlook rei
length the proceeding, and asys: "The
public in T. am
Indignant against the overthrow of the
A
WHAT THF. GOVERNOR SAID.
In response to our request for informa?
tion, Governor Taylor telegi
"The assessment .,f i
",. and telephone propertl
I \ '-rs after
lUia ,,f thorough InveatlgaUon aa
to the values of
m \v , ;. un d by the
tovernor, Secretary of State, and Tte.i
ifter a thorough n
ho valuation ol'
l< iai Judge st' [,?,..i In
ind aihitrar. meni
Ma! mad" an argument
open, and we
hlnk Ul nr to
ii - i.. i : s in vol vi ng th<
md collection of our "
rithoul the Interference of the
!ouit. That Judge sel aide oui
nenta, and m effeel made one of his
iwn. Lot 'ii self-governm
red when the Fi a?rai cou
unte , ntrol ,,f I
t the C
I ?n the foil
ding any, :
id In judicial d
. n and
leluslva sl< m< ni In the attempt to hx
r
I bond 1 son of
known that
? : and bonda .i" not. as a m?o,
The ' >utl
i I taxation
. . not on
ted. It la dll
et." Not <
.
as--- of summoi Ing
of the P<
i pon the ent adoj ted by
had in many
irt of the 1
\'i E TAJ
Well and truly ,i ; i
n his >n
ernlni
on thi y i i
id to look
I
of well
v t! the United
nt
egardsd,
ml the h anted .i arn
I. R cases, S2 U.
r S . 39; id.. IM B
." W. >-;.-rn Uni
a T'. S., 1. "1
,
act,
f value.
" "If th.
losl autl
'
'
'. It is h' I
. ,i of thi
te inju
au
ition that
. borhy of rty
Ithin then r"
'
?!i ,.r judgment "t thi
rty for t.
for 1
of
.\- mm.-nt depi nda upon the i
A i' \t;:. I
'"I he in- ?
|un< i-":.. and arresi lb< a
of taxei
and '
un- '
ting it t.
umllial "in- t
"ii i.;
nt, |
Of i
of pa) Ing II ; tx? i
.it. t
'Itbout taxes Ute govei nment eannol
t Ti
'
ition." ii - ,
amatton t., the Ti ni :". c
a
My t- apt r for judicial d< md t
la Inferior :
i' to say thai tb< recital
B
al. r tl thai tin y ar. not I
he I .
'
Llgnity of o
ai nol ."d\is, i that this i
, the Unltt - ' I F
edict ik' si
Ctrcu
'
.
the u
cts and aa of this case < aa ,,,
i- pi
>n of th ind so-called back- ti
by Injun
,n." I tl
REGISTRATION Li W lNVOL"t ED
ition of b;
what dir- 1er
un the Ti 'r
atructed In tl
'- a l
I I
' he f,,
P. Mills \
-.-. n." n porti d in
r.-iiit Com i h n
i| Rich* st
i- waa a -in? the
rlstration laws of South Carolina, and t\
is a brief It Of it: n
bill \.a: m. d by Lawn P Hill
id ...
th dr.;. d Statt
.-, n. MM Of tl.-- I ,,
n In South i ,' lbs r,.
al i ;r- ', be njotned as ; - ,tl
?or from tt. nee of his dull M ?,t:
-i. r the regietrstioa lawa of th
i Injun
i^. Gofl (Ju Ige "t '
ourt of Ai . Ing the pti
.i\. ur from the performance of ins a
i i ' .in UM order I a ,-,,
peal was teksn to the Uni I d States u,
culi i'ourt of Appeal", which said gp. [ ,
il was heard by Fuller, c. J.. nnd ?ui
ighes. J. The ca*e was a most imp.,r- th,
tt one for the people of South Carolina, ttu
-olvliu: the right of the State to control do
ka i'olltical matters of Its governme
ta reglatratlon and election laws.
thi-: jiii?i-; WAXRD ki.oqi'ENI
Judge doff In a very elaborate oplnl
i' i'l that it was not a suit against a ati
mithin the meaning of tho Blevei
Un? ndment. an<l that the grounds
qultablo Interference were not to be qu
Ion..!. In the course of Ills opinion I
r/axod eloquent over the rights
olored brethren (the eoaantatnanl bei
. .1 m in), discoursing al ifnixth
he Thlrtet nth, rourteenth, and P
mendmente. Am ' things t
aid: "The question of Jurisdictl
I Brat to b* 'I tormtned Defendant
ists that this suit is Ifl Keel n proce?
Inst the gi i:.- of South C
mould not be entertained becai
ted by the Eleventh Am- p-lment
nstltutlon of the ?niti
i."t mv IntentJoa at this time to ce
14er i ; . lestions et?
la argument beerl ig on tl
, au' r a? ' illy rjunii
ide tha? n ut Ike duty "f i
?reult Court "f the United I
train an ofBcor frota es? nting an unco
titutionai statute ?' the State when t
secutl
th rlghta, prtrtleg? a and itnm
the < ompl ilnarnl that are
titutlon of
BO f.,r M thi ls co
.
.'
ion. the Auditor of Ik - Com
roller-General, the Treaaun
?era), or the Governor. We do n
its in thia eonntrj *ny elaes of peopl
- national
IW, and wl
' it.
, adrniaafton, a star
of t!
nit".I SI
le, dtisana of the i ni d Stal
ire by the unconstiti
One] lav.i of
: ivllege ..r Immu tl* na "f tt
nil. ,i .- i denied the equ il pri
f such SI its l mi not aware that ar
aid. I I ' '
on, and I an 1 no
' will ta
HIS DECISIl ?N REVERS
i -, it bee
the rlghta i
-ation but, happil
ho love their Bl I
ill believe they have lefl some rlghta i
*? -, mm? nt independ? ni ai P< i
ral authority, this < vas re
n: t!i
inclusion o? ;
mi urrtng: "The bill | to n
m dli
. n bit
: individu
' might th
ht 1 i ol illegi
'"..mply with I r quire
v7e
id got
I 1 tli?
i>- rij?ht of or civil
..?ai,,"i
I
to
bill."
A
]
-
jurt of the
I
XS'ytt,
' . \.
mmltted
him in i mbexsling tl of the
J
raining tb<
>nri of thi
.uit. i submit that th
.
n of th- :
I July,
In ..;ir ! '
nt. thi .n limi
a- that the peopl?
\. rnmi
tig the
'
lllty of governim
ow their duly con i to be
i or njoined by any
an thi h
Hi 'ti m of
ni ..r
-. ti"n laws, and froi
..min.il
W IIV THIS CNTERFERENCE !
purpose are th
: nulll
. "in
ition on its
of the
tte; and In the South i
.a the
. . rights of the
red wil '
11 affai
. . .ant:
that in view of tii
i more
ii.-". Thi
nt by th?
urt ha
:
ia for i
l
:
by the
it,-. Tl
istlon . . v Im
it til?
Of the ?"ni d St iti but
ition and conten? m that the
tl
.NOTHRR AMSNDM1 .f;i>
ami nda
rveath I
only the letter I it
v tii.- fraa
i
' the <".>n- i
only
?edy ' : Us: it may be h iw- (
r. that !
i would al md the t.- -t of t i
i
aura, It '
lady, in iv'..' n a ,
rangt for th- pur] - "f re- ?
lining ' k - tion t
nail b" maintali ad." R
i
f to tea
ta R R Caeei Ml I
toubtful question, al least, whether
igreas has p ?Wl r to abolish or OVOU '
limit the ?-qu?tabie Jurisdiction of the
laral courts, ti- bava a >
ladlctlon except what is confi
m by the Third Article of the Conatl- i
ion, which provides that "the judicial
L-.tr ?.hall ?vl.'nH in nil rnw.-w !.. I,,u
and equity.'' Ac. The Judiciary as a
of the Federal Government derive
power! only from th?- Constitution y
creates that government
J. RANDOLPH TUCK1
Bedford City. Va.
HEATH CLAIMS gUl/MS TIFF.
Lieutenant in ICo-mh Riders
combs to Cuiuunlifii'? Hardshi]
BOSTON, August 2*.?Lieutenant
llam Tiffany, of the Rough Riders, di
the Parker House here yesterday
ning from the effects of exp
ittoa. There wese present at
bedside Ins ?other, his sister, his bro
Belmool P 'llffany. and US fin.
Ml Livingston, of N< Tack.
Lieutenant Tiffany arrived la Bostc
the Olivetl morning. ?
was re be wa
he v
be treated, and I I ' 'he P*
He had hoped the Oil
..t Montauh Point bat was nor an,
to do so. though Mi be ?the '
' him. The J".ir'
a seemed is, am
:. - had a distinctly
f/ect I Ich man.
: his broth'
a dock, and il -
noon. Sfter he i circu
all the hospitals in Boston, that h'
naiit in the h<
ii tht two brothers
illy cheery. If -tain
having survived yellow-I
the voyag ?rar.?ports the
soldier must
Dr. P. M Johnson u i
found the patient with a tush
prodH
the malignant material-fever o? c
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