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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1887.
IT.- A. lX)NDOtJf, fidit6l. .
THE ELECTION!
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A' Dte!0ttATiO VICTORY!!
VIRGINPA ANt) NEW YORK
DEMOCRATIC fl!
tt is with much pleasure that we
re enabled, by special telegrams to
tie Rec63,- to anuounce that the
elections on last Tnesrjr resulted
most favorably to the democrats.
The greatest contests were in New
"?ork and Virginia, and the detno
cYats ramed both States bjrincreased
majorities. Only members of the
Legislature were elected in Virginia,
and both the Senate and ffottse are
deifiocralfc by increased iriafufftteR.
Hurrah for "Ole Virginny!" The
republicans had expected to capture
that &i ale and 6ieal up the "olid
South'', but. t hey have been grievously
disappointed. New York State has
given a democratic majority of 12,
tfOO, which assures Cleveland's re
election in 18S8. More excitement,
however, was caused by the election
ih New York City than anywhere
dlse, and most vigoioas efforts were
made to defeat the regular democratic
nominees, bat all in tain, and the
straight out ticket was triumphantly
elected. Fellows, the democratic
rioiuinee for distiict attorney, defeat
ed Nicoll (the independent democrat)
by 25.000 majority, which is a won
derful victory.
In the other states in which elec
tions were held, the result was the
same as heretofore, and was just aB
Everybody expected.
The Anakchisig are to be hanged
at Chicago tomorrow, and their exe
cution will be one of the most mem
orable tlat has ever taken place in
America. There are seven of these
men to be hanged, and we hope that
fheir terrible fate will have a good
effect upon their Associates and sytn
patbizers, and teach them a lesson
that they will never forget. Our
readers will remember that the police
attempted to disperse a large meet
ing of anarchists at Chicago, last
year, and a dynamite bomb was
thrown into the ranks of the police
and killed and wounded about sixty
policemen. These seven men were
arrested as the leading criminals,
slid, after a pi otr acted trial, were
Convicted of murder and condemned
lb death. Effort after effort has been
rhade to avert their doom. An appeal
was taken to the State Supreme
Court, and, when their decision was
adverse, they ti i ied to get the Supreme
Court Of the TJuited States to inter
fere, but did not succeed- So, to
morrow is the day appointed for their
execution, and, although many peti
tions. have been, presented to the
Governor of Illinois for their pardon,
il ia thought there will be no inter
ference. For some time past their
prison has been closely guarded by
a large body of armed poliae, in order
to prevent any attempt to rescue
Ibeui. While, we do. not rejoice at
any man's death, yet we will hear of
the hanging of these anarchists with
feelings of supreme satisfaction.
-One point decided in the trial of
tltese Anarchists is of general inter
k anjl wiULbe beard with pleasure
fiy;aii iateHigent people. In the sa
JecXion of : the jury, the Auarchiits
objected to every man who had read
the newspaper reports of this inurr
der, and, the objection being, over
ljhsiU ..this, point was sustained by
tle $uprpe" '(Smut ot Iliinoia.' 1 ht
&Sk$fJ "aitfaougb : :i
j xor, "called as jury man,' Way
iaptt fomd an opinio baaed upon
iumxjir or uu.Dwiapei jtatetDent,
.lla; toraeld'.Qpunoir-aa "to
Hbe truth of the newspaper ataUment,
Ke is btill qualified; as a juror it he
fasf4ahiaxajoi fairly and iuipar
: SX6 tn-scordanee
and
fliajtojitnifiid" of lh
This ruHag was aMt'med bjt; the
XTniledl-li.aftiBi Supreme Court," and
therefore is tbe law all over the Uni
ted States, and will enable the courts
Jreafter to have more intelligent
jurors for the trial of tttsee. -
week rendered a decision, affirming
&e right of the Governor to appoint
magistrates mpiaceoi i uoseuppoiui,-
.i u., t ..:r,iiKri .n4 -iKofaJlA
. . ... . i . 'f il Ijj '
tb qualify in the time prescribed by
law. vur readers wiu leuiemwr m
lh lermblican Clerk of Guilford
countv refused-to swear in the mag-
istrates in that county, whom the
lhW . , J. , ..
Governor had appointed, ana a suit;
was brought to compel him to obey
ib law.- His contention was that
Che law authoiizing it was uhconsti
tutionab but Judge Shepherd held
that it was Constitutional, and on
appeal the Supreme Court has. aus-
tained Judge Shepheid 8 decision.
Our Wanbiug tun Letter.
trrora our RwruUr Cnrretpfi6ieDt.j
Washikoton, Nov. 5th, 1887. .
The President has held but one
public reception since bis return and
that whs early this -week, when he
shook bauds with 300 persons. It
is believed it is not his intention to
resume his regular receptions until
after the meeting of Congress. .
A delegation representing the Brit
ish House of Commons and the Trades
Uuioh Congress waited upon Mr.
Cleveland this week in the interest ot
their scheme of ai nitration to settle
international differences by peaceful
methods father than the usual resort
to armed conflicts. Right Honorable
i.you Play fair, M. P., was the chief
spokesman for the visitors, and he
set forth the object of their endeavor
m an eloquent and impressive manner
the President gracefully respond
ing to his add tess and cordially re
ciprocating the amicable utteiaucis
oi the distinguished Englishman.
Populations are still in progress
for the meeting of Congress, and
there is much discussion about the
preliminary movements,- such as the
organization of the House and the
formation of the important commit
tees. There will h more ucw mem
bers thau for many years past, aud
in consequence, the committees will
I ave to be almost wholly re-organized.
Among those relegated to the
quiet pursuits oi private life are tbe !
chairman and three members of the
committee on ways and means, three
members of the appropriations com
mittee, and nine of the fourteen mem
bers of the committee ou elections,
and so on through the long list so
that the Speaker will have to make
make room for great deal pf raw
material, as it were. So far aa the
offices are concerned, it is believed
there will be no contest, except for
the position of door keeper of the
House, for which three or more , can
didate, including tbe present incuin
bent, aie off eiing.
The session will probably be fruit ful
of new and radical schemes of
legislation, umong which I will men
tion in addition to those heretofore
enumerated a bill to restrict foreign
emigration that is, of the vicious
element and the paternal idea to
take the telegraph under the foster
ing care of the geneial Government,
which in its evil and rentializing ten
dencies may be regnrded' $B''a:fit
companion piece to the iifiquitous
Blair Educational bill If the United
States take control of the telegraph
system of the country, the next move
will be an absorption of the rnilroad
lines. Such legislative measures
flourish in despotic governments like
Russia and Turkey, but they are for
eign to the soil of the land of the free
and the home of the brave, aud I do
not think this unrepublican legisla
tiou can be engrafted upon our tree
of liberty, at least as long as the
great Democratic party stands as the
guardian of the Constitution and the
hope ot our republican system.
The Postmaster General has raised
quite a commotion among merchants
by his enforcement of the law pro
hibiting the mailing of packages of
third aud fourth class matter in ad
verti6iug wrappers. It appears that
the regulation has been regarded as
a dead letter for yearB, but in his re
cent revision of the rules Mr. Vilaa
ordered that it be made effective;
thus such articles cau now only be
sent as first class matter.
Cau it be that the office-seekers are
at last satisfied? It would appear
so from the statement of Secretary
Bayard, who says that tbe dignified
aud responsible office of First Assist
ant Secretary of State goes begging
that no one will take the place
that is, of those whom he would wish
to have it. ..So here is an opportunity
for those patriots whose innate mod
esty has hitherto, prevented them
fiom heeding the call of duty to
assert their claims to public office.
The reduction of the hatioual.debt
for the first four months of the cur-'
rent fiscal year was $40,736,05, the
total debt now, less cash in the Treas
uiy, being $1,238,692,701, while the
intcrestrbeariiig debt is something
smaller. There was a1 clear 'gain of
two million and a half dollars in Gov
ernment receipts that month over the
amount received for the' sane time
last year. .
. . President Cleveland. Secretary
Wbitney,' aiioTCblbtfel -LamonUhav-e
subscribed; very liberally to the Nw
York Democratic Campaign fund
the first. $1,000, the second $2,500,
aud the third $250, ah&bwides, many
department clerks have handsomely
contributed to thai Vainer purpose.
"Only one business house. vWais left
standing. in the town .pl--.d!ntoii,
Arkansas, which was awepilby fire.
Fourteen persons wer& inade dan
gerously ij) in Pittsburg by baiuilk,
and ' three of lhettx-eaujji'bg,
but they :are allrjByerg.."S
Newspapers are plistad uj 70 of '
96 counties of North Carolipa."" 'There
are 17 dailies, 1 Bemi-weeklyr44
weeklies t semi-monthly and 5 month
lies.
dynamite bohbsTound in their cell :
cSBrnaOT amcnE, . . !
fTtrwitM -TOn ' KnillH Una UXTCi
: , T3,
Sheriff Matson decided to Bern oh and..
clean out the cells of the seven dis
tingui3Ued prisoners, and Sunday
was set for tne-examination, nora
was sent by the. sheiitf to the friends.
of the condemned ihrt do admittance
wo-ul lven' J'"1' aud yerdy j
imomuie the entire force of deputy I
. uorted t tbe jail for duty.
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XI was BUU1.UY. nei v.ov u uiuutt nueu
Lingg and Engel were led fi n their
cells' to the .consultation cage, and
th e- search ..began .
Euiiel'H cell was first entered and
fCorduglUxaniiued.. The. bed and :
"D",1"B " V- v wm w, w
hiiittiif tit a par i tr t'on nvoi- - i iiu nau k
in tbe walls, and the table thorough
ly explored,, aud clothing hanging
around the cell was searched, but be
yond a few empty cigar boxes, some
fi uit; books and papers, nothing, was
found.
Then the -deputy sheriffs entered
Liugg's cell, while its former occu
pant planted himself in a comer of
the temporal y prisou and watched
them with eager ees. He was as
pale as death, aud trembled like au
aspen leaf as the searchers moved
around in the liltlo stone walled room.
Suddenly, two of tbe three men inside
jumped out. into the conidor, while
the third -man held at arm's length a
small wooden box, which he carefully
carried to the jail office and laid on
Jailor Fblz's desk. The box- Con
tained six or seven pieces of gas pipe,
each about six or seven inches in
length, tilled with some heavy sab
stauce and plugged at both ends.
Jailor Folz picked up one, which was
closed at one end with a round iron
stopper, and one of the officers pro
nounced it a veritable dynamile bomb
Just then Sheriff Matsou arrived at
the jail and ordered that the danger
ous weapous be replaced in the box
and sent to a-chemist for analysis,
although there was no doubt as to
the result of the examination.
Not the least ieMikde phase of
the bomb discovery is, that it tame
about from the fact that anarchist
George Engel attempted suicide Sat
urday night by taking an ounce of
landau uni. About 12 o'clock, Emii
Zener, who ia on the night death
watch, passed Engel's cell and was
attracted by groans coming from
within On stoppiug to inquire the
cause, hefouud.Eugel breathing heav
ily, aud lying prostrate on his batk
He called him by name but received
no answer, and on openiug the cell
door discovered' that the man was
unconscious and suffering from the
effects of some stupefying drug. Af
ter repeated attempts to awoken the
sleeping unan, Zoener became alarm
ed, and decided to call in Dr. Gray,
from the insane ward, in same build
ing. DrV Giay.wus sent for imme
diately. Uit going to Engei s cell,
the doctor soon discovered that En
uil was sufferinc from poison. Hi
eyes dilated and rolled'spttsmodically.
Dr. Grny at once commenced active
work ou his p'atitnt. As soon -r
Engel came to he ravt-d and cursed
at being distuibed in bis sleep, aud
asked the reason of his being awak
ened. He protested that he had only
drank ; a little whibkey, and was ail
light. His condit ion, nnd subsequent
events, showed that Engel ua
dVhb j
erately lyiug, and that iu the face of I
death. Ij.) was at ( nee forced to I J iesaie eoutainmg books nnd
take eiw-tica aud kept constantly j papers is r,till in the d b is. This
walking for an hour until all dauger wa8 the most complete tol acco fac
had passed. From that time on, toryi the Sta'e. The packing house
surveillance ov r him wms not relaxed ! of M. Ib ad was also burnt, loss
for au iustant. Thoattemoted suicide fifteen hundred dollars. "Several busi-
of Enjel is what led to the search of
the cells in the uining. Besides
the discovery of the explosives among
the effects of Lingg, there was found
iu Engel's cell the bottle from which
he had takeu laudanum. It was con
cealed in the urinal. Three or four
drops of laudanum still remained in
tbe bottle, aud Engel was confronted
with the evidence ol his intended
... . . ...
suiciqe, He continued to deny it,
but at last sulleuly admitted the truth
of the accusation. He had preferred
death by his owu hand, he said, to
any carrying out of the sentence un
der the' law. Engel stubbornly re
fused to disclose how he obtained the
poison: The bottle affords no clue,
and, like Ling's dynamite, the source
of. the poison is a mystery. -
The AKKc-iiibly Ruildinc Located.
From the North,' Carolina Teacher.
The question as to locating the
Teachers' Assembly Building was
submitted to the'Executive Commit
tee by special letter setting forth the
various ' propositions from places
which were eligible, and the vote
,wai almost- unanimous in favor of
Morehead City; therefore, the de
lightful "Summer Capital by the
Sea" will be the future home of our
North Carolina Teachers' Assembly.
The profession in the State is indeed
to be congratulated upon sueh a for
tunate selection, as this popular sea
side resort combines every element
which will in any way make the an
nual sojourn of the teachers pleas
antyhiireresting, recuperating, rest
ful, healthful and mutually improv
ing. There are ruauy pleasures and
pastimes to be. had at Morehead City
which cannot be so abundantly found
at any other place .within our knowl
edge", ft'isas easy of access as can
be desired, aud with the improve
ments at once,: to be made in the
Atlantic Hotel property there will
b anjpie accommodations for our;
large and lapidiy growing Assembly.
The contract for erecting the As
sembly Building will soon be com
pleted, and the work will bo com
menced at a very early . day, so that
evryhiug will be .in readiness by
May iatfc 1888, in good time for the
next meeting of the Assemblv.' "-'Now,
let ISortn Carolina indeed - have, the .
grandest it,all. educational meetings,: I
aQJ&acher or friend of education !
need sjtay way for fea.r,.that therdf
and comforts for all
CST Subecribe to the Reooru.
w J-'j most eitraordi-
Dafv iudividuHl jlaa returned-' to. hi;
' . , t i
home near tuia pJace,.,aucr uu
. '. - ttie i West
t,e
MathemalicHlPiodigy'and,indeaa,
be is a moHt wonderful creature.,
te not. being able to
le1 u ie m,fi
be bears the same
. , n..,
re -from-another,
rUUn to thei
...Ull.va5r. Ihat I5lmd
"."7 ia
join aoes inuMc.
.rVofaga, and
about twentv eiiorh
bis ability o a uicktr nd : correctly j
solve the. most diffltmlVproblams was
discovered when he was but eight
TK fiiiilivAiiiitiuued
Q develop nntil be iB abte to nolve,
years oiu
.... ... .... i
, . . nill,r.hbe riir)iditVi: any prou-
leih in simple or compound fractious,
or anything in the higher branches
of mathematics: For instance, the
moon is a certain number of miles
from the earth ; a grain of corn is so
long; how many giaina will it take to
connect the points ? Tbe answer to
this or any other problem comes like
a flash. He can also tell to the frac
tion of a second the time of day or
night. This marvellous man has
been tested by the most 6Xpei t mnth
ematicians aud his, answer to prob
lems have be en found to." be. iu varia
bly correct. Scientistsiiaveexamiued
' lelds head and pronounce his Won-
lroiliv develoved fftCU ttvnni ofound
UlOUSiJ uuveioy ,Htu i h jii wuuhu
mystery to them. H-liis If.Uows little
else than thia estraoidvw ability.
He. claims that his power in this re
spect is a' direct-gilt from bis, Creator
Hiid liable to bertHken away irom uim
if not properly Used. JLue possessor
iif his mfl i.pvor weiit in sc hool a
OI mis gill nevei weui. ro btUOOl B
dav in his life, and never did a day 8
work, except to occasional iy aid mer
chants in invoicing their goods, and
iu this bui-ines he has been knowu
to keep a score or more of . clerks
busy. footing up columns of figures.
He is a very large man and has a look
the reverse of intelligent Having
no occupation, he livea among his
acquaintances, putting up wherever
night overtakes him. He is very
proud of his gift and frequently com
pares himself to Samson.. , Fields gave
au exhibition of his powers before
Gov. Crittenden and other distin
guished men of Missouri on a late
visit West, and they unhesitatingly
pronounce him one of ' the gieate&t
wonders of the ceuturr.
Buriied to Deaf li,
Nashville, Nov 5.--A"Euecial from
Chattanooga, Tenn., says : Miss Annie
Deadrick, great grand daughter of
Ja. W. Deudiick, late Chief Justice
of Tem essee, was burned to (bath
! yesterday afternoon at Jonesboro,
Tenn. Her father was burning canes
offalpt nar the houw," when her
-lothes caught tire and wre entirely
burned from her body. She suffered
escrui'iatiug pain fr .three hours,
when dihth relieved her of her terri
ble SUffrtl iug.
Fire at KcidsTille.
RruisvfLiij N. C, oy. 7. The
steam plug tobacco factiuy of S-imp-soii,
Kicbaidsou iVCo.'.van burned
this morning. Oyer one hundred
thousand pounds of uninufaciured
tobacco was consumed aud twenty
thousand pounds of leaf. Loss esti-
mated at seventy tuouand dollars;
insurance ..n f:tctoiy and stock b4,-
i . 1. 1 -.iit
uess nouses caugnr. ana mo town was
endangered but the lire dep.u tiueut
saved it
Twelve Persons Drowned.
Nobfolk Va., Nov. 4.. A distress
ing accident, by. which twelve or
more persons lost their lives, hap
pened in Pasnuotauk Souiid, N 0,
last night. The schooner Ocean
Bird, Capt. Edward 0. Daniels, with
....-.;!., . e.' ' vr i
I uiono nuu wtni.-ij ; t, ii uiO it Hi;
Head . and Mauteo, N..: C, left the
latter point for Elizabeth City yester
day. The vessel failed to reach her
destination to-day, and searching
parties were organized, one of which
found an upturned boat of the Ocean
Bird adrift in the eouud. From the
condition of the boat it is thought
that the schooner- was capsized by a
squall, immediately sunk aud that all
on board perished.
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Lung, some ten miles distant, thirty
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Oct. 27, 1887. H. A. LODON.
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timber We use square
1 ten.l,.n on tbe end of the apoVe that
aD(I slzes farst-class wuoliS. Do
n
i 8m he " tl of J. I. NISSKN ou hind gate nnd axle, and get
tour nru
lUe J. I. NISSEN WAGON is sold
Oct, 27 1887. 6uir
.
W. I.
SPLfeNDID STOCK!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Tfee Goods have to Booilit at Hie Lowest Fipres!
And will be Sold at the Vy MSST Frisss Posiibh for CUSS!
HIS STOCK OF
Dress (oo!s
IS THE LARGEST A D FINKS i EVER BROUGHT TO CHATHAM!
LONDON KEEPH BY FAR THE
Largest and Cheapest Stock of Clothing
IN THE COUNTY" I-.
lOItfDOIST HS5EPS A2VY lI92) EVERY THIIJO!
HIS HOUSE IS KOW FULL FHCM CELLAR TO GARRET!
LONDON'S piices are very low for cash ! LONDON pays the highest
wash juices for COTTQN and ol her produce i
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS AT LONDON'S !
If you intend t. buy auything, call at
lMtsboro, N C, October 27, 1SS7-
BUY YOUR
FROM IIS IIUI 1IITIIRE HMKIL
Durham, N. C.,
Wholesale ano Retail Dkaler in all Kinds or
Parlor, CliaiBljer, Diniuii-Room anfl Fnrnitnre,
CLOCKS, PICTURES AND MfiTR8S A SPECWLTV.
MET ALIO CASKETS, BURIAL CASES AND COFFINS.
September 8, 1887.
Huh.
RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.
GHA8. A. GOODWIN,
PROPRIETOR.
M11SI7S aoH TOMBSTONES.!
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Send for prices and designs.
CHAS. A. GOODWIN,
RVLEIGM, N. C.
October 37, 1887. 2tn.
1867. 1887.
FALL TRADE.
J. J. THOMAS,
GEO. W. THOMPSON, JR
J. J. THOMAS & JDO.,
General Commission Merchants
AND
Cotton Sellers,
RALEIGH, N. C,
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
DINNERS AND FARMERS,
1,200 bundlew New Arrow and Spliced
Ties
li-If 2 and 2ilb Baggiug.
,wu v!i!u runuee JJagging.
500 lb. Bagging Twine.
20,000 lbs J3tilk Meat.
1,000 bushels whit e and yellow Corn
500 bushela white Bolted Meal. j
1,000 bu.ihhls Oaf,H. I
20,000 lb Best Hay. .
1,000 ft3 Bran, Brown and Sbipstuff. j
100 bacs Fresh Gu.mo for wheat. 1
Also, Fiour Sugar, Coffee Molasses J
Sait.,..&c, &c, all of which we offer!
upon-very best terms. We m.ke a'
specialty of the .SALE OF COTTON i
ofi.r ,.-J;l i..,l y'lun tvtt t itotv. !
...... uaor.a AAOIil IJ V iiiN Cl jO
iijjon bU lading or-coUon in hand
whV'n. desired.: r;
J. THOMAii diGO
Ul& l Vfc 31T ouV:Wi:.s.iugton"Sb, '
''t s-- RALfilCm, N.
Sept. 8, IK87.
NKSEN & Cb., SALEM, N C.
goes in ftS!di TUoy thiike all stvlea
uot. be deceived : see that, von linvfU
and fully warranted bv
W. L. LONDON, Agent,
Pittsboro', N. C.
LONDON'S
OF
FURNITURE!
mi, WWW&, on n
EVERYBODY 1
BUY SOUR
"CLOTHING;
OF
David Rosenthal,
Corner Fayet'i -.-ville and HargettStS.,
RALEIGH, N. a, .
j who has jut returned" from the
j Northern 'markets where he purchased
1 tue i.uesri huo mosi- seiecc siock mas
lie ban ever handle !, aud is now offer
I iug the public
in everything ia his line.
OF
O. M..
BOY-' SUITS
-AT LOW PRICES. -Fakents
Should See these Suit
before clothing t heir boys for the fall
and winter.
Specially Desioned ?mi School Weaii.
DAVID ROSENTHAL,
I Corner ' Fyctteville and Hajgett Sta
Oct. 27 .1887.
COAL FOXt SA&Q.
Tbe iindertslgned is uow wnrking the Furmtttlft
coal mitie near Egypt, and to n.w prepared to
supply iu Hhy quantity a flrst-rate atiallty of
TUMINOITS COAL, said to be the Beat la this State
Send orders to
W. H. SEGROVKSI,
Oct. 13, 1887. EGYPT.
farxke ron rostra.
That valuable farm belonging to tbefeiUMflt
t!l ,ate J- w- Mc,hwwn ,a fford tor rent r
, lease for h term of years. Itii.! gists t 500 tdTff
' Sf' ? " "TLif-
July 7. 1887.
Evans V Jf. C