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11. A.'FOOTE, JR. Editor & Piop'r
Tuesday, June. 13, 1893.
HADE NECESSARY BY WRONGES.
We did not intend to refer
again to the Northern assaults
upon the people of the South
and the name and' fame of Presi- a hospital rounder
was no the slig;hcst shadow 6f.
a shade of excuse for it?
A word as to the slanderous j gILDISG
fellow who hates the South and
reviles President Davis Cocker-
ill, the renegade who edits the
N. Y. Advertiser. He writes
himself Colonel, but he is scarce
ly Kurnel. The editor of the
Grand Army Gazette is alter this
fellow. He is one of the real
soldiers who draws a pension
and was wounded in the "right
leg, right arm, right shoulder,
right hand and lung,' and was
granted a pension ot a
montn because tie nas been ren
dered "incapable to perform
manual labor." He knows Kur
nel Kockerill, the cotton-mouth.
We copy from the Charleston
News and Courier. It says that
from "what Comrade Joel says,
it appears that Editor . Cocker
ill's title of 'Colonel' , is entirely
ornamental; that his only claim
to membership in the Loyal Le
gion was that established by his
tatner; tnat nis war record is
summed up in ihe statement
that he beat the bass drum in
the brass band of the Twenty
fourth Ohio regiment and was
when there
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
FALLS IS W1SHIKGT0H
CITY.
25 People Killed.
dent Davis. But some of the re-J was fighting at the front. - Ac
marks and attacks ure f.o extra-J cording to Comrade Joel, 'Col
ordinary wc think our readers onel Cockerill never had a kind
should know of them. Some of word to say about the veterans
the Northern papers were decent when in St. Louis which he had
and intelligent in their remarks, to leave for St Louis's good and
Others were gall and vinegar, with the mark of Cain upon his
Read this men and women of brow," 'when he came to New
. t A . 111 ..1. J 1 1 1 T . . 1 .
tne soutn ana uiusn tnat sucn a xork ne essa to go into so
creature crawls. The New Yoik ciety, but found its doors closed
Advertiser says: to him;' 'he has been a Journal-
"The journey of Jefterson Da" istic Hessian these many years.' "
vis s remains through the bouth That will do for the fraud
x L j. 11 it. 1 l j I
s cm. u n uiau l"caLC"H Hand him around.-Wilmington
Mr. Davis's last official trip -Messenger.
through the South did not, if we
remember rightly, excite much
enthusiasm."
That is mean and devilish, but
read this from, a paper generally
Edwin Booth, the great Eng
lish tragedian, died last Wednesday.
Too many men are engaged in
regarded as more decent. The assuring the peace ot Europe to
Philadelphia Telegraph, Repub- inspire confidence.
1' f .1 . lllITM
uvm.uu.u..M.u. ,uu Fu- The Kaiser and the Prince of
tnot.c forbearance, a generous Wales are to race their htg
iU 11.. J
u.,,,.1, ui.iii.auj BuiS It will be a royal, if not a fast
mtspiacedj ana is certainly ut
terly unappreciated, the people
of the United States, north of
Richmond and west of the Mis
race.
sissippi River, have almost ig-
1 i r
norcu i ue pcriotmancc now go-i
ing on over the rattling' rem
nants of Terterson Davis," and
Sentiment runs no other branch
of the Government; why should
it be demanded in the Pension
Office?
The populists State
ment of Kansas isn't
govern-
up
living
declares 4hat "the swamns of to the reform preached by that
the Mississippi would have af- party.
forded a much more fitting rest- Just wait until the school
ing plate for one ofthe mostodi- teachers get to the World's Fair-
ous cnaracicrs in tne history ol they'll show the managers just
the American people," . how to run the m,-
This is said of a man who liv- . '
Tf it.., T" - r .
cd on as high a plane as Wash- , LUV American xueaicai
ington lived and was fit to keep - ' W 1Cn 18 l meet at
comnany with the noblest im- . oeptemocr, can
mortals from Moses the Law- T revolutlon 11
giver, down to Robert E. Lee,' wl11 cover ltself with glory.
the peerless soldier. Then the The cheek of those Wall street
howling N. Y. Mail and Express fellows beats all! They now
refers to the "worthless life" of claim that there would have
been no financial flurry had Sec
retary Carlisle allowed them to
dictate his policy. -
In the name of sweltering hu
manit3' we protest against open
ing the campaign of '96 this
summer, as some- newspapers
are trying to do.
Uncle Sam still has $90,000
000 in gold in his strong box, to
say nothing of other money ly
ng around loose, so there is no
occasion for setting up o' nights
worrying about him.
r -I
mr. uavis aim savs it "was
spared simply because of the gen
erosity of the victors to the van
quished." Then there is Fora
ker's rant and the more discreet
nonsense of papers that do not
rail but sneer.
Here is what one liar writes to
the N. Y. Advertiser:
"When I read of t he honors
now being paid in the South to
the memory of Jeff. Davis my
blood boMs. As a prisoner on
Belle Isle, in front of Richmond,
in 18G3, 1 am a living witness
to the barbarity and inhumani
ty of that miserable, heartless
creature who stood at the head
of the infamous rebellion. There,
on that waste, without shelter,
blankets, half-clad and one
fourth fed. thousands of Federal
prisoners were huddled like
ibeasts."
, What about the North refusing
to exchange prisoners? Presi
dent Davis warmly favored it.
He was in no sense to blame for
. the suiTeriiigs of Northern sol
diers in Southern prisons. But
what about the cruel barbarities
(all of record) practiced upon the
Southern soldiers in man' North
ern prisons whet? medicine,
clothiwg. blankets, fuel and food
were abundant? What about
the freezing to death of thirty
one soldiers in one night in the
prison near Chicago where there
A man may not eat his cake
and have it too, but there is
nothing to prevent his eating
his cake and then hustling
around and getting another one,
or even two or three, if he has
sufficient "git up and git."
Gov. Flower's language was
sufficiently explicit to put an end
to the silly talk about Tam
many's being opposed to Presi
dent Cleveland, at least among
those who have any regard for
the truth.
If the church people devoted
the energy that is worse thau
wasted trying preachers for al
leged heresy to making converts
there would be more church
mcrtibers and more harmonv in
the churches. -
Washington, D. C, June 9.
Ford's old theatre building in
which Abraham Lincoln was as
sassinated, and used by theGov-
ernment for many years as part
of the office of the Surgeon Gen
eral of the army, collapsed this
morning at 9:50 o'clock with
terriblyesults in loss of life and
injury.
-There were 475 persons, most-
tly government clerks, employed
in the building, and nearly all of
these were at work when the
building fell.
The men who were in the builH
ing sav the crash came without
warning. Those on the top
floor were suddenly precipitated
to the floor below, and the
weight of the falling timbers
and furniture carried the second
and first floors with it. Fortu
nately only forward half of the
floors gave way. The outer
edges of the. floors and the rear
part of the structure remained
intact. The walls did not fall.
The news that the building
had fallen spread with lightning
like rapidity, and soon Tenth
street and adjacent throughfares
were crowded with people. A$
quickly as possible the police
and firemen formed a rescue
brigade and ready hands as
sisted them to take out the kill
ed and wounded.
In less than an hour about 25
people had been taken out and
every lew minutes tnerearter
some still form would be borne
on a stretcher from the building.
Police and army ambulances,
cabs, carriages and vehicles of
every description were pressed
into service for taking away the
dead and injured. All hospi
tals in the city were utilized in
caring for the injured, and scores
of physicians volunteered their
services for this work.
Those who were early on the
scene found the body of a- color
ed man in the alley in the rear
of the building where John
Wilkes Booth had his horse
hitched the night he killed Lin
coln. This was George 'M. Ar
nold, a well known colored clerk
appointed from Virginia. He
was warned not to jump, but
-i . ,i' ... .
despite tne protestations ot a
number of people, he climbed out,
and lowering himself frdtn the
sill, let go. He fell upon the cov
ering at the lower floor and slid-
ed off into the cobblestoned al
ley, striking on his head, instant
ly killing him.
Une ot the bravest and most
daring incidents connected with
the calamity was performed by
a colored boy 19 or 20 a-ears o
age named Basil Lockwood. As
soon as the floors collapsed and
the dust had cleared away, real
mng the danger of those at the
rear windows who were wildly
climbing out and calling for aid
he climbed up the telegraph pole
as high as the third story and
lashed a ladder to the pole, put
ting the other end in the win
dow. By this means ten or fif
teen were assisted down the
ladder in safety.
None'cf those who escaped
injury could tell which one of
the floors first gave way. When
the crash came, those who sur
vived heard a mighty scream ol
anguish from their comrades as
they sank out of sight, and then
groping in darkness they found
their way to safety trembling in
every joint, with the palor of
death in their faces.
Between 10 o'clock and noon
ambulances were keot busv
-
carrying away the dead and
injured. The faces of many of
the victims were covered with
pieces of cloth, an old coat,
newspaper or whatever else
could be had; but some of the
mangled bodies were carried out
with their faces exposed to the
gaze of the great throng that
surrounded the building.
As can well be understood
there were .many, appalling
scenes. On the front seat of one
the ambulances rode away one
of those who had gone down in
the crash. His face, hands, hair
and clothing were completely
covered with blood. He did not
seem to be seriously hurt, but
the spectacle was revolting in
the extreme." All during the
long hours while the . workmen
were working with all their
strength to rescue such as ' were
not past help, the mothers, sis
ters and daughters of those that
had gone downliovered around
the front of the building, and
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could hardly be restrained from
pushing their way into the build
ing. A look into the interior
tells a sickening tale ofhow some
were taken and others left.
Desks areseen half toppling over
the brink of ' the floor, others
stand upright, but the chair
which stood beside it and its
occupant went down with the
crash.
The President was informed of
the sad event just as he reached
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h-f one of the clerks, and he at
once interested himself in relief
measures.
The dead number 25, and the
injured 44.
Hon. W. F. Harrity, chairman
of the Democratic National Com
mittee, says he tavors an issue
of bonds by the, Government to
relieve the present financial
stringency and to restore confi
dence. He thinks S100.000.000
, f ,
would do the business.
Republican editors do not
seem to have heard of the vote
ot thanks to Dr. Jenkins, the
Tammany Health Officer of New
York, for the efficient manner in
which he handled the cholera
ast fall, passed by the National
Association of Railway Sur
geons, recently in session at
Onlaha.
No democrat has proposed, or
is likely to propose, that the
affairs of the Pension Offics be
administered in any other than
a legal and honest way; why,
then, all this republican weeping
and wailing and gnashing of
teeth?
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