' ' " 1
ft CASH IN ADVANCE. .
$i A YKARTl ...
V E XXV.
W ileon
A.CL vancc. :
"LET ALLTHli ENDS THOU AIM'ST AT, BE THY COUNTRY'S, THY GOD'S. AND TRUTH'S '
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
WILSON, N. C, APRIL 18, 1895.
NUMBER 16.
n
n
piy
an ex.
two
un'ess
tir.M
v." Xj".SffjSgg
: VHFW slRJNf. 'sTOfK ! I Went
Mb : ALMIGHTY
r ib i'vw Tnn mimv w
MANY HAVE TOO FjEff AND
j :. lit our arms, Octo- f
J Never missing- a chance to reach lthe shark t0k the i
I'as III c, and take in outof tho wt r - (J
Never missing a chance to reach.
KC, and take in out of tho
i baliier)". anvtliino-thai-i u .ill " r3
uu;ulllj. Ula Can De soJcj a
Acting on that principle we
purchases. Among our daily arrivals!
tore our people somp lanrldoW U
. .
POSITIVELY BEYOND THE WHISPER
I rices that will teach vou in
:j uuicrence oetween dea no-
,i:u i - ' - -
1 . . S
men, oetween the cash and the credh-J
tne right and the wronsr wav. SPP thH
i Lot Ladies Hose, Fast
Iila'ck, seamless, at ioc.
yard.
Baraj
quality, 1.
Anotha
Sale, really
a yard. ;
1 ins, ic. a paper, the best
pins, c.
5 Papers Assorted Size
Needles for 4c.
2sC. Sailors for t7o
i i
iron unina
Lwer and
Basin for 68c. -
ine
24 Sheets Good
Note
so successfulV
aper, 3c
is that we bil
and sell theri
double price 1
in our vast stl
White- Sp i
values are fan
package.
Oxford Slippers, 50c. a
&' J l I n n c- " 1
pi o v- kj i u u v a
Calf
Satin
onoes, 98c. pair.
Men's Fur Hats,
Lined, 50c.
ever.
sell
worth
Till? fKiWMniyr c?
. J. M. LEATH,
T,,i.M:itll'l'i','1,e'1'-
"There is one thin- the newspapers
A
what
have failed to. mention, the
teacher's
under the
tax. Kvcry teacher, n
...... !,,v kre(iuircd:indcompe
filed t"
' he ran statu 1
ne u i'..v..
nina'.iuii as teae'u r.
,1 1 .1,.
llertto
priviU i;e
your
fore they
welt,- a!Uw i u,.
to
of siandin
an examination
tyiry
t ilk
months uitlwut paying one com
td t3 l.e N:!"inru
at the retiular
your
on a sjt
si lale not
hack
MasO t.
your
On.
,- is s.nd to
he one editor m
L 1 1
H.,,w he got ineic
riier
icf-ei;
posiiiveTV known, but it is conjeci,.
!d ,hat he passed himself off for a
.:.,;. teoed in unexpectedly.
WJifii the .l-Hl-ewasdiscoverea tnev
, .1 l.,w r,f e 1CUV Wn Upturn. 1 he SUCCt
searcr.eu-i.it:."" - :
their length an
id breadth lor a ww.j
t,;lr:iw np the necessary papers lor
hi, eminent,. hut they cou.dn t find
. 1 UO bfld the iort.
and, i course
wlil-ky out of KiK.
a - ;,mn'is ooin- the rounds of the
' , '.J -to the effect that whisky is now
,f...M,re,i out ot old-tags
VVc
tcturtn out -j-.
. i,. AAi.-. Ql-iKiit this
.,.,! lino re ii.u ..tiiv.
l.-verv one knows that nearly all the
ia raos ia the country are man
ufactured out of whisky, and there is
no apparent reason why. the. process
f conversion may not work as well
nne wav as another; from whisky to
. ..,v.cw What a
rags. rrom rags to i
beautiful business it is! Ex..
If only children and tools te l
.the truth there are not somany fools
In the world as one might suppose.
From earlv child
ECIii
hood until 1
grown my family
i-ot a fortune
. . v.u disease.
TIIIIIV m .1
lS,J 'nV: and was treated
visitea y ?- not
, by the best W', all
benemea. i-KUIVi f,llAd
things naa g g and jn(
built up
ciLti. my , return Of
ver had any return m ,
CHILDHOOD
and I nave n llnA
the disease,
i hm- sine?
recommenueu - sktn dis. -
c S. to a number ot Tnenas f.;iureto
i a never yei - -,
eases. a -.fco. W. IRWIN, irwm,
cure. .! n care.
even - - onr "
i Bkln Dlseae
cvin THseases mallea
SWlfT SPECIFIC UU., ftuanajw.
Children Gryfoi
"-Ni rat t n m ;
1
wt (J
ide some re-cent
havo 4
shall place be-
LilctL ti
COMPETITION!
t logic of truth
the ;V
and with dead
stem, between
v4
iy
lowing:
fcing (lace)," 9c.
1 HI .
Trilby,
Jeilin?, eood
yard.
cial Torchon
n, at only 5 c.
for Infants.
1W
hy we are
Muslin C
th our lines
reasd
them right
heap. No
t I
anything
k d s our
itter than
,$ve can
jpread,
For $1
you a la
at least
Manage
pn. c. m
M ik Vr
writer who
he is talking
bout,i
wholesome advice
good for any kind o
which!
a to
"If you want your
townj
imnrmeit. 11 VOW
wani
town lively, in
ke it.
sleep but wake U(
andlvork ii
about it and U
Ik f-iiorablv.
nprovL ,t .,
h-ivi- irooerlvn
house, clean u
yourl allev v
vard. Make y
ou rroti nd 1 1 igs
win' feel better;
pleasant and you
property will
e worth more in
V.o .narket. It VOUl
are rjoing reas.
your! friends to
... 1
onably, well, advise
come and invest n
earyou Work
steadily for your ho
me "de;ders. Keep
your money at nom
e as mUch as pos
to htip y,,u in
ssful Jowns have
sible and lt 1S UKeiy
" , , .
been made oy prop
erty.ow.ners pull-
line together. Pub
hc improvements
is an investment tU
hat pajs; . Don't
ter quarrels, and
waste your time ov
hold back your aid
for gofed objects
workl for some
Vrriioh SDite. but
1
rmrA and VOU Will
ind youirself bener
f"
fitted." '
Kel
Bu ler get relief,
elier.:-.fte
got six years in tht
at $5,000
a year. Otho VVi!
relief .in
the shape of a six
m as raiV-
road commissioner
at $2,o)o a year,
These two got $42Uoo wo
th of Tfr
i;Pf hut where doe the rell
:ef lor the
people come in?
In an increase 1 taxatu
a,
and
i
destru-tion'of theiri credit
Neiehb .b Before givitiJy you;my
daughter 1 oujiht to know lmething
of your prospt ctsj
jaGII a cervm schem
I have
111 -- . ,
m nMHI I 1111 li.' . ' ' . w
J . mil u:nll I t!
all be
rich man 4
Neighlx Win do y
exPcct
sclieme to ef ntualef
pr a short
engagement-!1
" t.- . nine Rid
IT. 3- 1 M
fe, Harri-
r whoop-
I. :" u.i-i,..,rlain st oi
d;is ex,cii.n fyp
jthe disease is itve'l of a.
'ousconp.e.ic I her. is 1
in tiving theremly to balh
cjntains nothinj.i'ii?;- '
bottles fo-- sale K. M. Nad
it frta.-4
ilaii;jv.r-
10 itang'-f
es, aa,it
5 and 5 c
il. - - -
1
t
H 1
H great rl
I tars' tel
IMORTH- CAROLINA
News for tho Wook
Throusrhont tho State.
i
PREPARED TO USYEIL THE MONUMENT
Thn.lucome Tax. A-ffocta lint Ifuw I'eople
' Ui 2forth Carolina. Vave the orpora-
-tlooe Other luterostiuff K
Tiirouijh the f tata.
Ralkioii, April Vi. Today a prelim
inary ineetinjr of the Ladies Monumen
tal Afcsoc'iation, the chief marshal and
the committee, was held to prepare the
programme of exercises. May 20, at the
unveiling of the confederate monument
Tomorrow the plans will be prrfeeted.
There will he 200 assistant marshals to
Chief Marshal Carroll. All the troops
in the state are invited and are to be
under command of General John W.
Cotten. Invitations have also been
sent to the governors of all tho south
ern states and to-all the surviving con
federate generals.
Mr. Kohert II. Jonc3, who li is charge
of the collection of the income tax,
went to Uurling-ton today. At the rev
enue collector's oflice it' is 8uid the tax
returns come in hlowly. Tho do
cision of the United States supremo
court affects the tax very little so far
as North Carolina is concerned, for the
reason that the bulk of the tax col
lected here will he from corporations.
TRAGEDY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Diruble Murder and Kncapn Np:ir Mnrpliy
In Lower t heroin e.
Muhphy, N. C, April 12.- In a flpht
in the lower end of Cherokee county,
two brothers named Cross were killed
and Neal Newman was dangerously
wounded. A dance was in progress at
the Cross home. Neal and Mac New
man were guests. Jake Cress, the head
of the family, ordered the Newmans
out of the house. They went out and
we're followed by Jim and Will Cross,
brothers. Jake Cross also -n;nt out
and attacked Neal Newman, who
stahbed- Jim Gross fatally. Mac New
man shot t,nd killed Will Cross. Neal
Newma.n.was sho in the back, hut ho
was able- to escape with-his brother
across the Tennessee, line.. --'-'!
COTTON BLAZE IN CHARLOTTE.
Ada Mills Warehouse Ilurned With Many
- lialvtt of Cotton. " I
CpABLOTTE, N. C, April 13 Yester
day -at 11 o'clock fire was discovered in
the warehouse of the Ada cotton mills.
There were 84s bales of cotton in tho
warehouse. The building' was brick,
eighty by forty feet with corrhrate.l
iron rtof. A , truckman going1 in for
c'Dtfon discovered the fire. For two
hours the firemen fought the fire, keep
ing it in ,the building. The end walls
were then pulled down and as much or
the cotton as possiblerolled oui.' The
amount of the loss -Jm 827,000,
j-.ii i i s...ra"L.
Carolina Lien tenant Under Court Martial.
Wilmington, N. a, April li The
court martial of Lieutenant Frank
Wilkes, of the Charlotte division, naval
reserves, began yesterday in the United
Slates court room in this city and will
continue several days. The charges
are disobedience of orders and conduct
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
The Fireman and Engineer Killed.
Ashevili.k, N. C, April 11. Last
aight's extra freight on the Southern
railway ran into a slide two miles west
of Marion. . Engineer VV. F. Lee. was
caught under a car and instantly killed.
Fireman R. L. Early, died a few hours
later from injuries.
NORTH CAROLINA IN BRIEF.
High I'oint will have a new opera
house.
A large addition to the High. I'oint
union depot will be built.
--Motel StTJohn" will ie the name of
the new hostelry to be built at Hamlet.
Yadkin county is entirely out of debt
and has money enough ahead to pay
expenses for a year.
Secretary of state Coke has received
a supply of copies -of the revenue la w,
also of the new election law.
"Mrs. J- R- Henderson, the wife of the
repretentative from VM Ikes, -died of
pneumonia at Wilkesboro last Thurs-
dav. -
Columbus Black was killed by acci
dent at a saw mill in Moore county
Several days ago. The main belt broke.
throwing. M r. HlaeK- on the s-iw, .
Mr. Alexander Wade, a farmer who
resided near Wade's Station, Cumber
land county, was lulled oy a negro
man Thursday morning, .the weapon
nsed being a' fcck.
It -is S .id that an eighth Xorth Caro
lina Digest, by t otonel J. V. limslale
enibracing from volume 101 to 115, in
clusive, will go .press', early in the
summer.
; The inblical Recorder favors taxa
tion of church property, all I says it is
a good and defeasible princibal. This
point came up in connection with Ral
eigh's new charter.
Governor Carr makes requisition on
the governor of Georgia for John Tier
ney, the . hotel clerk who Is charged
with having burned the Wayside Inn.
near Henderson ville
The governor honors the requisition
of tlie governor of Kentucky for Rob
ert Smith, who is in jail at Lexington,
N. C, charged with horse stealing.
At tlie commencement of Oak Ridge
Institute (May 3'V, 27 28) President John
C. Kilgo, o Trinit college, will preach
the sermon, and Hon.. E. W. Saunders,
of the Virginia state senate, will be or
ator of the occasion.
; - Prjesident.Winston. of the University,
accepts .the invitation to deliver the
Guilford Battle Ground address on tho
14th of July. His subject will be "The
, Life and Times "of Major Joseph Win-
Uton." ; ;;
-I.. Tho Stiinlv "Entern-ise Siivs of the
ggven-pound, avoidupois nugget of gild
which was found at the Ingrain mine
Sti StAnlAv eounta.last MomliiV. "This
Is largest piece t. gold ever found in
the Seouiity nod' the third, if not the
second larget in the state. The nug
get found in ' 1803 at the Ee'ul mine
-weighed " twenty-eight .'pounds. The
Ingram,naine'has proven Jf le the lst
pjrer peried in this section."
RIOT -WHAT WE SAY, but
what Hoods Sarsaparillla Docs,
tliat tells tho story of its merit and sue-
es remember HOOD'S CURES
HE CALLED ON THE EDITOR
The tMrector of ttm 1rt!i CnroUim Vontl
' bale Nn ty a Cltieu.
CosoOHn, April 15. Early - yesterday
morning Mr. li L. Emery, snperintentl
ent of the Odoll in'dls, eallud upon Mr.
G. Ed Keatlor, edhor of ia fusiou p
per known "as tbi? Vatlbule. and re
(ju'8tod him to K'truet ami ap.dogizd
tor tlitj following iwiiui;Uoi which ap-ptui.i-uJ
in hht popnir of lat wuttU :
"rT4 d(nu kavM pn ua a lift) time
rmKlirn for ciomm.noner in wnrd 3.
Torhapa hm sacrfflsM h? party for the
sal of a job. UoW d th dt-iM like
tlw fusion tiek4 T"
Mr. Emery was very indignant and
some fan was expected, but Ivestler
cavcd and promised to ripht the matter
in his next issue. Mr. Emery is a na
tive northern man, hut has been livinpr
in the south for 34 years and has al
ways, save one vote for one man. voted
for and advocated democracy. 1I was
one of the most prominent of our dem
ocratic workers in the recent election
ami is taking great, interest in the com
ing municipal one. Mr. Rentier has
made many remark alont our citizens,
misrepresenting horn, which have ln-en.
iifn.-r.'dby the public, but when lie
jumped brofh'M- Emery h raised the
lentmjra'ic ire and more m iy be heard
of hi :n in' tho fulure. '
WASHINGTON MINE
DISASTER.
n
story an Told li tun of
U Two
Only Viw-rl rran
Nkw Whatcom, Wash , April 10.
Few !etails except those received with
the first news of the' mine dis.-istor are
to be had. According to Kearns. one
of the two survivors thus far known,
who was working in one of the cham
bers, tiie explosion occurred in a breast
or working, about 1,000 feet from
where the tunnel terminated in the
gangway. As the main vertical air
shaft pierced the gang-way close by the
intersection of the tunnel, it could but
poorly carry off the poi.-xmnus vapor
.'ollowingthe ignition of the firedamp.
The noise of the explosion warned the
miners in the chambers to lit but they
filtered the gangway only to be over
come by the deadly gas. The shock
v:ts slight where Kearns was working,
as he claims his lamp was u'otputout,
nor was" he thrown down by the con
cussion. It is a mystery, however, tluit
he should have bKn able to pass
through the gangway - ti the exit pas
sago in the fiecr of l (i5 poisonous, vapor:
and he tells"a jvird K.tory of stum
id i ng over bodies of victims and down
falls of debris in getting ont.
A TRAQEDY IN KENTUCKY.
The ftinrd-r Claimed to bo Ftmtifhiltle.
(nelHL Vrfmr FT'mweif Up at Onee.
Covington, Ky., April 13. Yesterday
afternoon Senator V. 1". Goebel shot
and instantly killed Jn'hn L. San ford,
cashier of the Frrmers and Traders
bank of this city. The two men had
been political and business enemies for
years. r;
Both men are prominent citizens of
mJo senator from Kenton
He is one of the best known
county.
politicians in the .".tale.
Accounts of the details of the tragely
differ. One Is to the effect that at half
past one o'clock Gocbel was coming out
of the First National bank when he
met Sanford, who -drew a revolver and
fired, the bullet striking Ooebel in the
shoulder. The latter pulled his pistol
and siiot three timf s in succession, all
three taking effect and causing almost
instant death, lioebel then gave him
self up. -.
ACTUAL GAINS IN THE SOUTH.
Tnh t'oinlltlin .Malorlallr Iinm !, an
KcporIi.il l.y llrUtrpt.
Xkw York, April 13. llradstreets
says :
The feature In trado etrclcc- is found in the
prices movement, more particularly those for
rattle, drcssoJ beef, anil petroleum. Drouth,
low prices anil "hard times" within two years
have resulted ia a shorter supply of rattle,
prospectively thirty per cent less than last
year. Lives cattle are 1.(41 higher per enc huu
dreil pounds last year and 1 hicher than the
lowcnt point this year. Dressed 1-cef is !:H
cents hig&er than the average last year, the
highest since 185.
Amonf? more important soutborn cities re
porting actual pains in the movement of mer
chandise are Atfanta. Augusla. Savannah and
Galveston, but improvement there is slight.
The outlook is regarded more cheerfully at
New Orleans, where suRnr bounty disburse
ments arc expected soon, out at Jacksonville
and UirminKhatn penoral trade is quiet and in
some lines slow. Nashville and Memphis re
tain improvement prrvlou-ly recorded. Im
proved weather heips trade at Charleston. At
Chattanooga dry ifoods and hardware are rela
tively most active.
REV. MR. DIXON'S NEW CHURCH.
It P.eg-tn Kxistenoo Sn.ula; la tho Ac.idcmy
of Masle, ami !any Were There.
Nkw York, April 10. Rev. Thomas
Dixon Sunday inaugurated his People's
church inhe Academy of '"-Music. Ho
nlle.l the geat anuaurium wan a con
gregation in which were hundreds who
used to sit under him in Association
Hall.
Mr. Dixon has associated with him
Sydney H. Cox. who will bo ordained
as a Congregational minister. The
congregation sang well known hymns.
, I led by a piano, a cornet aiid two vio
lins. The sermon was on Christian
unity. Iext hunday morning he will
preach on "Dr. Parkhurst as a Chris
tian minister. .
WILL SMITH RUN FOR SENATOR
The Secrcarr Will Not I alk of the Talked
of (ieorgla Slate.
WA8niXGTOjf, April 13. Secretary
Hoke Smith did not care to discuss the
report from Atlanta, Ga., to the effect
that a political combination had been
made by which Senator Tlordon would
run for governor and Secretary Smith
make the race for the U ailed States
senate. He stated, however, that Sen
ator Gordon would not be a candidate
for the governorship. I
Ureal Limn d I i.e l air instate.
San Fmancisco. Cal., .'April va. liai
four, Guthrie & Co's. warehouse at lie
nicia, in which was 6tored a large
quantity of wheat belonging' to tho
Fair estate, burned yesterday morn
ing. Loss $150,000.
Tannlll Released on flail.
LnfCHBTTRQ, Va., April 11. Robert
H." Pannill, who abetted W. C Hamner,
the embezzler, waa released yesterday
on giving a bond ot 910,000.
A lady at Toolevs, was very sicW
with bilious cdic: wlu-n M. C. Tis'er. a
prominent nierrhan! of the town gave
I a hot.!,. ,,f Chamlx Tlain's Cot
j s-ys w.r u.(. , f(ir.v. i;i.,1s af.r
taking the first dose. For sale b E.
'U Na,,ai-
HILL'S AT THE FRONT
The Senators Name Again the
Subject of Presidential Gossip.
OUTCOME OF A VISIT TO WASEI5GT0S.
The Present Incumlmut Not I'ar From the
' Uaee The Spirit of Vindication a
Pradomlnant One-Tho Kiiut
tlo From the CupictU.
Washington, April 15. Senator Hill
has been spending a few days' quietly
in Washington studying the political
8it,pation. He was one of the most con
spicuous spectators in the supreme
courtroom when the income tax deci
sion was- handed 'down, and the result
has proven how right was his fight
against the measure when it - wus. be
fore congress. The .senator, however,
has not been doing much brao-giug.
Senator Hill's visit here has. like Gov
ernor lUcKinky's last week, started
some presidential gossip, and the events
of the week have oerlainTj' brought
Senator Hill to I he front once i:io re.
There are ai.., iid!eations that (rover
Cleveland is not so far out of the nice
as many w.,u'ii supi..s..; hisa. The al
leged failure of th-.t present adininistra
tion have disturbed Mr. Cleveland con
siderably, and uieii who are authorized
to speak for Mm say thai a vindication
is needed and that the democratic party
inut again nominate (lie only man who
has carried their p.'irly to success in
the last quarter of a century. Indica
tions of a desire for this vindication
have been so plain to those wiio are
watching the political horizon that it
is almost aveepVd as a fnct here in
YVnshingtua tii.it the president would
accept the nomination in msfi if he
could get it.
.Within the last month or so the pesl
dent has adopied what Senator liriee
has denominaie.i a pilky :f concentra
tion, lie is uiaking'. up 'with the old
loaders in the various States who" have
hitherto been antagonistic to him, and
it has been noticed that fciinturs who
during the session-of congress refused
to call at the white hoiiRy, are now
seen ' frequently . wen-ilng ti.eir way
thither. - The ur.-sidenl .seems - to. have
the fashionable fa,. I .of keeping
quiet on the silver question, although
hi record U pre' tv well known, but
hia declination, of t he invention from
the Chicago senrid jaoaty vj;u volition
shows that he -,vi!l not say much on the
subject at present.
LIEUT. SMITH'S LONG RIDE.
Afniy Circle f.vorr vrlipn: Tr.fcSn2 a plrltcl
Int-rct In Ills Journey.
WAPiiiNorox. April 15.- Army circles
in Washington, and at any place where
there is a post of regulars, will take n
spirited interest in the movements of
lieutenant Cornelius C. Smithy second
Imlry, who has just started on a long
rseback. He intends to make
.orse, uaaeeorn-
I .wjkwi t.hc cSSfflLBwngh which he
i-.'T-sT--s,wTKo forhimlelf aftd
ho-rsts. If.-. startct Jroat vifi. tigaw
New MexiCi to cover the distance Xo
fc.an Antooiot lex., within a month.
The rout oVST.M&ich. he is to travel
is wild and barren, and "tbe- ontlook is
eo hazardous that old teamsters who
have been over the trail doubt that he
will accomplish the journey. Smith ia
a master of the various Indian lan
guages, and this will be a great help to
him in his perilous trip, as he will be
thrown among many tribt'S'ivho are not
altogether in love with soldiersVTr""--.
THOUSANDS ARE HOW! ELESS.
The Dauntie River Uverllows Xnhiiiorslne
Many 1 owns.
Buba Pest, April 10. The affluents
of the Danube have overflowed their
banks in the South of Hungary.. The
streets of many towns are submerged
and the foundations of - hundreds of
houses have crumbled and been washed
away. In Semlin, two thousaixl peo
pie are homeless and suffering from
exposure, having lost everything, in
cluding their clothing.
THE POPULATION OF NEW YORK.
Police Censes Upturns I'iace It at Nriir y
Two Million.
New Yokk, April 15. The police cen
sus are nearly all in. The population
of New York, according to these fig
ures, is ',88,780, an increase since the
census of the state board of health,
taken in . 18J3. of jnst i?T,C41 This is
considered a very conservalrJe estimate
and there is no doubt that when vhe
actual figures are all in it will be ma
terially increased.
W. JENNir.GS DEFOREST DEAD.
The Well Known 1'ultllt.her and I'rolilhl
tloniHt 2leil of IMkusiio:!!!.
'- JSkw iojSv April lt.-lv. Jeniiuigo
Demorest, the prohibition, leader an.!
owner of Dcmoresfs -Magazine," died
yesterday morniftgat his lioiue, No. 1
East Fifty Seventh "Street. Death re
sulted from 'pleuropneumonia. Mr.
Demorest was taken" ill last Tuesday
but his death was a surprise to his fain-
ny- - '
There In no Fenrjof C ompetition.
lloeTOS, April 11. The omrnitffe on
mercantile a fairs have made a long
report in the senate on the condition of
textile" manufactures in the south.
They say there is no immediate fear of
competition with the industries of
."i.iissachusetts.
Governorship of New fouth Wales.
London, April 13. Lord . Med way
denies the statement that he has been
selected for the governorship" of New
South Wales.
Carnegrle Steel IV Tka on full Tlmo.
PiTTPBURO, Ta., April '15. I'.eginning
today Carnegie's Hosndstead steel works
went on full time, the first time for
sowral weeks.
Cori.natlou of the Czar.
St. PKTKKSiicito. April 13. The O-ar
has decided that h.s coronation shall
be celebrated in Moscow next August.
rnth of lTofi-Mor J me Otrlht Iaii
isew iiate.1, conn.. April is. I'ro
fessor James Dwight lana. author and
scientist of Yale University, died very
suddenly alout 11 o'clock last night.
Will Hot Try for MeKUiley'g Chair.
You.nostow.n-, O.. April 13. General
A. W. Jones last night declared that he
is not a candidate for the republican
nomination or governor. .
Children Cry for
rjftpnnc
- Kfl .-AH
JAPAN-S TERMS .OF PEAC.
J An..ikBll t . Seth. i::Kht TointH
lM iiiaii,ltl of ( hin.
V,-A.s.:iNt;-T.s. April 12. The cabled
) Ji'fineftnent t:.j,t smeii of Japan's
j ei-!ii conditions have boon nccopU'd by
Pe;..ce Commissioner Li Huntr Chang is
verv gritifyirg to diplomaU liere. The
j eigiit condiiioas wer : '
I- lu'1t-;. . a.-U u e ot Korua.
'L i'vuaititt i4 ForsaoVj'
L'ert ir
:..cr.
4.
5.
War
A'lUiisvioa of ma.-a'nerv !r,.i China ami
pi;rtui.Kioa to fondtfuerx to eHtaltlUb' faeUn ie.
. 8. M1iaeati.)njt the Likin tax and c-jt'.eu-KKD
of t?. .syxuJia t.f lr; n-it pauses for im
ports. 7. typenire r-rtaiB Chin-ne riverx to eom-acr'ena.-l.satiic
-t.v Tarnr-Tse-Kinut,' to
fhaup-lttaK. th Slain- from lloa-Kow on tho
Yatr-Ts-v io .Kltmc-Tun-Kianif. the Canton
n-vrv to 0-.ich-.n- ;a ! the Vx-.aa- and its ca
ij:tls i tar u Sai-h.iw and lire-,-Ch;.w.
,-. It!iil.-a- i ri. san 1 sj mi lar concessions
to.hipiinese :-,n : fs.rein i-i.;.i;;..lis(.s.
'i ll.' eo:,d,tii;:i wtiich it isih-mi'lith..s
not yet in en aeee'-ii
v,
o
JAMES W. St
JTT" 13 DZAD.
Ch!cssr
:r:-.-.t
1.
ralt-
lislir 1'jm
y Sixl.it-niy.
5 Mr. .T;iines V.
Co Times-Herald,
I ou:;- a t 3 o'clock
'1 he eaus of his
Nkw Yoi:k A pj-i'l
Ser.tt,. of -:he (h:r;
died at the Ji,.U::fi.l
yesterday a fter:i -n.
death was apopleAC.
His djaih w.r as peicoful as it was
unexpected. Mr. cott arrived In this
city from Chic'.igo hi at Friday evening.
He was accompanied by Mrs Scott,
and their niece. Miss (.race Hatch.
Mr. Scott was then apparently in the
pink of health, lt was his intention to
spend a few disys in New 'York and
then proceed .to Cape May and after
ward to Virginia bcvich. From there,
the Scotts intendVl to return -to 'Chi
cago. The trip was intended purely
for recreation. - - ' .
STEVENSON MORRISON?
!ivllon l:i the or.ure lie! wren Silver
and Ail in in .hi rut Ion M-n.
- Wasiiixotos., April 11. The silver
democrats are plo wed with the move
ment for an. early convention i-n . Uii
iio's and prei'lict that they will have
two-liiinis of the national" convention,
including Virginia, the Carolinas. Geor
gia, etc. One feature of the situation
just developed is the tendency of the
silver me.n toward -Stevenson' Jind the
preferc-r.ee of administration democrats
.for Morrison, if the fij-ht is to bo con
fined to the two. All thu signs point
to "irreconcilable' differences between
the factions arid the dependence of tho
.majori-tyj if a'rupturc is made necessa
rp, is upon the silver republicans of the
west. ',
THE SEABOARD'S LATEST CUT.
Former t..m tin ten i:iicrii:y lt ilic-i l
' tjy the l.nnl sphp,1nl
Norfolk.. Va., April 15. The Sea
board air line has m rde another bi'r cut
from their original cat to t-'i.et tlie
reductions made.. by the Soutl:ernvrail
way company to compsttilve idnts.
lloth local arid through rats to all
points rorth. and "south have been re
duced." Tiie following schedule goes
into afreet today. '
Phila-deipii
UkJiew.. York .
jn.oo to tu.oo
-J.l in to io sn
L'.altimore
Wosiilrto'-.
rv.ru.nic.uiti
Norfolk
Petersburg ,
"ii-RliHiif'Od
lloston v'.r. iv'.-v.-
Hl.'W to
RSO to
K.00 fSi
. p.ifl to
iM5t..l
: w.i t.
1 7
8.)
8.W1
8.00
1 r0.
EMIGRANTS AT MONROVI
The Kegroes VI lit. Va-lr.l I ro:n Huvi.fi. i.-fj .
Ilavo ArrlA-ei! In I ?;,-rSfc.
Piiii.ADSLrniA, Pa.. Anril 15. Nmvs
fnweeii received thai the stea nihip
IIoraa::-wiu5Bi; i"ai'a lelphia
some weeks ago for SaVat1 li and there
took on board about two iiuhdreu emi
grants for Liberia, had arrived at Mon
rovia, and after landing her. passengers
had proceeeed to Harlados. From the
latter, place she will return here. The
next contingent of emigrants will be
shipped from this city.
WHAT HAS
N.ICARAUGA DONE?
I he Answer to S-i!rlaiilK I'ttimittam
Ap-
parfntly Satinf aeif ory.
Doxnos. April 15. An answer to the
llritisli ultimatum to Nicarauga has
been received at the foreign office. It
is understood that the reply is. so satis
factory that the action which the gov
ernment threatened. to take will not be
taken. . -- . '
ATkaasita I, crista! are A.ljonrnH.
, Little Rock, Ark., April 11. The
thirthieth general assembly of the Ar
kansas legislature adjourned sine die
at noon yesterday. Senator John A.
I'innick, of Pike county, was elected
president pro tempore, which makes
him virtual iv liente:iant governor.
1 Want Coinage of Sllvc-r. K:tlo 18 to 1.
. Nafhvii.i.k, Tenn., April 12. In the.
senate yesterday the Stoval resolution
requesting congress to enact a law 'or
the free coinage of silver at a ratio of
llito f, was adopted by a vote of 14 to
10, nir.e lift voting. The resolution
was much discussed.
The Amotnit of lh. n;fji!y fihortaii'i.
Chtca.oo, April I'.i. The shortage in
the supplies of cattle at Chicago, Kan
sas City. Omaha and St. Louis, the
principal "western markets, thus far
this -year, amounts to nearly 170,000
head eompn red with one year ago.
Tiot TSelleved They Will Come to Arms.
Boston. April 11. M. J. Lootz, the
Swedish and Norwegian consul, thinks
that Sweden and Norway will not come
to arms'; anu that it ls-absurd to believe
that Russia and Germam;my may be in
volved in the ' u spute.
- . i.oi.-ra Abating at Makuiig.
LoMioj,-; April 13. A dispatch to the
Central News from the Pescadores, un
der the date of April 0, says that the
cholera is abating at Jiiakurtg. where
there are 54" cases, new ones and 84
deaths. .
Seuittor irfctor flan ItoccvceiL
KxuSVIi.lj-!. iVr.li.. April 10. Senator
'Yoetor. of .Yi-j-iiiint. who has 1-een-i'.iile
i'.i i:i this. Las tuireiy recove.il.
Tlu
n is
est Sn.Jve in tiie world fyr Cuts,
. Fores, Ulcers, Salt Rlteuni,
Fever-Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands
'"hiiolaiii, Ci
'ions, and pos
iay rt-.jiiit e.l.
rns. ;.nn a:r .k!ii crup
lively turf s l i'??, or no
Hi n'.i.ir.'iikfd to giv
oi-r'Vrt salisfa-ti-it
or ti.nncv rffiinl?tl
For s-ilc l.v H:
Hargravi-. ' . , . .
1 Pitcher's Castorls
THE FATE OF CUBA UP
Tho Battte at Hand That
Doeido tho Qusstion.
May
EXCITEMENT 05 THE LITTLE ISL.OD.
LatvKt Newit in rarKrahs From the Seat
of Jn.nrr"-ti;i 1 he Cabana Thought
to Uold the VauUe Ground,
and VVIJl Trlamph.
Tampa. Fla., April 1R. News from
Cuba t-odaj' is to the effect that there ia
a big uprising iu the province of Puer
to Principe, that nil laborers, sugar
fieid hands and sympathisers are in
arms, and that a battle is at hand "that"
will probably decide the fa'.e of Cuba.
The uprising in Puerto Principe is
general and will seriously, effect re
sults. Macco is on the island, hasten
ing to the front with 11. 00i.
M inuel deli (Vvzand family reach
ed here front Havana last venin'.. He
is t"he author of s. rerl works on Cuba
i.rj.i is an intense pai riot. He was
compelled to eoinii here or . suiTVr
Sanish tyrany. lie is confident that
rubans will triumph if their leader
remain firm, lie says the troops in Ha
vana arc dying by hundreds and those
in the mountains are .lying and desert
ing. .' The onllook is very brigt for
Cuban success, he thinks.
Near Santiago, thirty-six Spanish
soldier lost their way, and that a band
of Insurgents wenp near by .they went
and joined them, taking their gnns
and accoutrements with them.
A letter was received hrre from Ha
vana today saying that Spanish officer,
riding on a train with some ladies, be--gan
to take liberties with them. On
the same car was a duelist by tlie name
of Mendieta, who when he saw what
was iK'iiip done, ' i'rew his revolver,
and killed the officer. He then left
the train. I
Manuel Siingnilly arrived from Cuba
yesterday evening. He is the brother
to Julie Sanguilly. now eenflned in Cas
tle Morro, charged with treason. He
says that the report of Gomez death is
not true. The Spanish government, he
says, is in concilliatory in spirit, but
the Cabans do not meet any advances
for peace under Spanish domination.
Yellow fever is raging In Havana,
especially among the unncclimnted
Spunish troops.- The infantry are most
aClieted. The cavalry, unaccustomed
to precipitous mountains, are fairing
badly. - -
DIXIE BAPTIST MAY DIVIDE.
Southern !tallt onventlon lii-ttl.ij to ba
too l.arp.. An Orcnnlxntlon,
Haltimoisk, April 15. Rev. R. II.
Pitt, D. I)., of Richmond, Va., and J. li.
Gambrill, of Macon, (ia.. have hignod n
call urging each church in tho Soathrn
Baptist rssoclation which embraces
everything south of the Mason' and
Dixon line to send delegates to a meet
ing to be held in Washington, on May
vi n. l ne otgccyoT the convent
to consider the n
a Southern ISa -"Voples
union, and it J JKkcly that
the meeting 1 jrni upon some
lly I ! iintn in
to two camps, f JLti i
atP fAON EASTER
i n c cm n i n
tS V'
vr;ly Shaken.
ft ;rtnioiii
.effnia.
h:Z. Anril It. Several districts of
" -ote shaken serpr -?y V-y oaxl-lif,.1 -.WAsniKOTOJT, ApriW 3Qe - Coin m
- jts.uir.tHV. The '.hoei. -ere-'i- ri ln lron Wp' . "'"' "rp. will
T i.ient --in tht, wuv; ici: if Nvm- !
uv; ici i Syra-
c I a Mouteiv.isso Alu,- f.ic facade
of a .ehuich ami hevei-iS 'i,jr.'-.eS r-ere
laid in ruins, and many, other .building
were diimnged. The dragoons k the
barracks were alarmed after tin; hrst
shock and was marched out in hustu as
the waTls"Tvere cracking. Tlie people
of the town are badly fxiyhtened and
refuse to stay 1 in..' doors. No "Jlptftfi!!
have been reported.
THE LATEST
FROM THE EA
1 eel lug
lliat the Treitlif. In Simonoftekl
May l'rove AlM.rtlvc
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London, April 16. The Times cor
respondent in Kobe says: The feeling
that the treating, in SimouoHeU'; will
prove alwirtive coutinuo: to increase.
The Chinese nccuse the Japanese of
attempting to ga in time by a policy of1
delay. The Mikado is expected to
leavo Hiroshiine today for Kyoto.
There are more thnn forty cases of
cholera in the vicinity of Hiroshima,
despite the strict quarantine.
MR. CLEVELAND DECLINES.
Wrlten a l ong Letter to the Chleatro Com-mltt-e
Alonj; HIh I'nual Line.
Chicago. ApJil 1!5. Mr. Henry Rob
bins, received from President Cleveland
last evening a letter declining the in
vitation of a number of business men
of Chicago to attend a public reception
to himsel and Mrs. Cleveland.
The president wrote :i long letter de
clining the invitation. His usual poli
cy way clearly onunciated.
Another Kreord of th 1 ate War.
Wasiiisoton, April 15. General
lenry V. Hoy ton, the veteran news
paper correspondent and soldier, has
ust issued his book on the Chickatnau-
ga National Military park, and it will
rove one of the most interesting and
valuable records of the late war.
Fhoe Trade Improving.
IlAVKTSHni., Mass., April 15. The
shoe shipments last week exceed by
hundreds of cases any . former hhitr-
ment. Since last Fridav J0.WU cases
have been sent out from this city.
against 8,1 17 cases for the correspond
ing week of last yar.
The North Carolina liail Storm.
Fayettf.vii.i.k. N. C, April 15. Tlie
heavy hail storm along the Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley radroad Satr.rday
afternoon 'd considerable dairuige to
the voung crops.
rbffoc (Inthrcak In China.
IIcko ICo;f.. pril ).. The outbreak
of the plague ia Ma.-sto. iu the Portu
gese seltU-iiiiiiit in China, is officially
announced.
IIi:iv: t cf r.'.I in Leaveir.,
O O
I
ST.
ABdO WTSE.V;-: PURE
' A UZW DSCEPI1CN
which the people of the South
ere resenting, ia the efforts of
some to sell them imitations for
the real Simmons Liver Regu
lator, because they make more
money, by the imitation ; and
they care little that they swindle
the people in selling them an
inferior article. It's the money
they are after, and the people can
look out for themselves. Now
this ia just what the people are
doing, and merchants are tiaying
a hard time trying to get people
to take the stuff they offer them
in place of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator which ' is '. the ' King of
Liver Medicines," because it never
fails to give relief in all . liver
troubles. Be sure that yon get
Simmons Liver Regulator. "You
know it by rCDSu! the same
old stamp ISfcivjJ of the Red
Z on the package.
It has Ji!nVI never feik
cd y o, K4M and people
who have S5SIl3r been per
suaded to take something else bave
always oomo back, again to, The
Old Friend. Better not take rtT
thing else but that made by J.H,
Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia.
WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSEtX
Krkrls Will Not Rralffn.
WAsniMiTor. April 11. Comptroller
of the Currency Eckels denies tho re
port that he is to resign his position to
become bank examiner for New York.
Ho says such a change could not take
place unless he were to appoint him
self, for bank exarqiners are appointed
by the comptroller and confirmed by
tho secretary of state.
Jn1; OroKucnp Rapidly Slnble. '
CniCAOo,' April 15. A sjeclal from
Redlands, Cal., soys : Judge Grosscuj
tho famous fedeial district jndg-e fa
Chicngo, who came to Redlands some
weeks ago in the hope of throwhijr off
a severe attack of the grip, is very low
ami fears are entertained tJtat be may
not recover.
Strike Anm G1&M Wortrn.
PTTTSTirfRO, Pa., April 10. One atra
dred export glass workers era ployed m
Atterbnry's factory struck yesterday
on Bccount of tho polishing mnchinea
used by the 'flrtn. The men claim tbe
work done by the machines is Inferior
and that the ware dame god ia charged
up afjaiiwt their salaries. '
Corner Stone Stone Will be L4kld tm tM4S
Richmond, Va., April IL At a raeeV
ing last night of the board of director
of Iho Jefferson Davis monument asso
ciation, it was decided to lay the cor
ner stone of the monument in the
uprinff of IStlO. Mrs. Davis and Miss
Lsr-rt mrrived here last night.
Watson Tikn Blarvtt'B BeM.
Dover, Del., April 1 1. Williams T
Watson, speaker of the state sewatev
took the oath of office of pown".
called by the death of jrovernor Mar
vil. Watson will stiU be senator but
will not act. .
To HnlW the Torpedo noats.
prora. ' ' - '
'tor-
pedo ?joitsr .
J-JflJ.'fioo for th tv,
lowest bi-Uig t) Ilerreh-..
fled j-liirif. i.t . 41,650.
K".nririi Helena.. I l Jp
Manag-ca, -.Nicarnarwa, "April to. AH
prisoners charged with po'i' Wl t-rimntt
iave been releas;d and man-?- hav
bee!- . The appQialS5?
(len. Reuben Alonsoas Minister of War
has created ill-feeling among the army
olllcers. -
tteased by the Ad ranee ot Darttta.
St. Lons, Mo., April 18 Represen
tatives of the large pitching houses at
the stock yards say that the advance
in the price of dressed beef is legiti
mate and caused by the advance in oaV
tle. . '
The Iowa Republtean (on rent ion,
Dksmoinks, Iowa., April lS.-r-The re
publican statu central committee yes
terday decided to call the state conven
tion for July 10, in Dcsmoines. The
late date is regarded a a victory for
Secretary of State MeParland for gov
ernor. " ' .
The Woman' nalldlua; Culler Way.
Atlanta; April 12. Yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock the ground was broken
for the woman's building of the exposi
tion. The corner stone will be laid
with Masonic ceremonies next Thurs
day. .
Invites I'rnteiitanta to Join the CathoMcak
Romk, April 15. The Pope's encycli
cal inviting - protestants to join- the
Catholic church and direct Catholics to
pray for their conversion Is expected to
I appear today.
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Editor Bam Kmall Qnlta the "Pilot," .
Norfolk, Va., April .15. Rev. Sam
Small has tendered bis resignation aa
editor of the Norfolk Pilot. The cause
of his leaving the paper is said to ba
conflict of authority in its management.
The Rebellion Condemned.
Madrid, April 10. The Cnbanhorae
rule party here has issued a manifesto
condemning the rebellion in Cuba, ex
pressing loyalty to Spain and proffer
ing assistance to crush the rising.
Thnrston Sella for Honolulu.
Sax Francisco, April 10. Ia JL
Thurston, Hawaiian minister to the
United States, sailed yesterday for
Honolulu. He stated that the data oi
bis return was uncertain.
There is no vrtlied reason why the
lilies nr( roses ot courtship should
not orow in the wider field of matri
mony. -Detroit Free Press.
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