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Tnrusn.vv, April M, lsuii.
ti. A. ju.)NDOIJ. Editor.
Bkcu'sk of the decision of the
(Supreme Court reinstating dipt.
Day as superintendent of the peu
itentiary, the new (Democratic)
directors of that institution are
beinu: urged to resign, ami they
will meet o'i the 27th of this month
to decide what they will do. Capt.
D.iy lias requested them not to re
niuii aid promises to lie guided by
their su rest ions and wishes in
his management ( the penitd:
tiary. They are e.ivl to resign
because they cannot have eoni
jilet" control iiii.l s'l.-.il.i not as
sume a partial responsibility.
While their ivsi,u-na:ion may er.
nble the Democratic party to make
political capital in t !:e next cam
paign, bee. use ii" t iu- laiserahle
nilsiii.-in.i -eineet '!' the i n i i ' n
tiary Iy the I'lia'aiui'ds, yet we
cannot jeiu in ui'U'iiic them to re
hijii. If they can rerve the State
--ii' tl.ev can save the people any
useh -s expenditures their duty
is to do ) and not to iv-ticn, even
if thereby t!:ey iesc;:e tin ir polit
ical o;ipoia':ii iron: a n:o--!' unen
viable dilemma, (live Superinten
dent Pay a fair lliab a.li-e ami
ai l him as he iias retp:, sted, ii-1
if he rejects their advice and hecd
Iiof their sn-.'estiolis then let them
isi:;n, just as Mi. .1. Yt.I.ailey
resigned from the '.t id of Ayri
culture when he found that he
could not prevent ItiisseH's syco
phantic henchmen from maUny it
the "State's manure pile" for dum
ping ilisreputal.lv! fusion politi
cians. A'.!"'fi the many good acts of
the last Legislature was one re
peaiiligcltapter 5ln of t lie fjawsof
1S'.I7, whieli est iMish.-d the State
ISoard of Kipializatioii.
Our readers will remember that
during the last campaign frequent
reference, was made to that act of
the fusion Legislature, ami it was
denounced by all DemoiraMc
speakers and tapers, rutlcrth.it
act three men at Raleigh the rail
road commissioners were em
powered to change and increase
the valuation of property in any
county in the State without eer
having seen it and without any
notice to its owner. In this way
they added in l'-:7 nearly a mil
lion and a half dollars valuation to
the horses, cattle, hogs and sheep
of tin farmers of North Carolina.
They addeil per ct lit. to the
valuation of the cattle in this
(Chatham) county. No wonder the
Democrats promptly repealed such
a 1.1 w!
And yet the Fusion papers have
not said a word about it, but have
been as dumb as an oyster!
Tar;: to their promises to re
store white supremacy to the negro-ridden
counties of this State,
the Democrats in the last Legis
lature passed an act reie,a!itig
chapter l:." of the Laws of 1M55
and re-enacting chapter 17 of The
Code. This act applies only to
certain counties, as follows: Ie-r-tie.
Caswell, Craven, Kdgeeombe.
Franklin, (Jranville, Montgomery,
New Hanover, I'asipiotank, I'er
ijuimans, Vauce, Washington and
Warren.
This act thus restores to the a
bove named counties the system of
county government that prevailed
all over' this State from 1H7 to
ISD5. Under a decision of our
Supreme Court, rendered at Sep
tember Term, s!i7, the Legisla
ture can give different systems nf
county government to different
counties. And, accordingly, the
Legislature; can appoint the mag
istrates and commissioners for the
above named counties and allow
the voters of all the other coun
ties to elect their commissioners
and magistrates.
Senatoh Marion Butler has de
cided to become a lawyer, and will
shortly become a law student at
our State University. This is the
first instance that we have ever
heard of a United States Senator,
during his term of office, In-nig a
student at his State's University.
Anil by-the-way is it possible that
theformer presidentof the state and
National Farmers' Alliance is thus
going back on "our noble order"?
Or has ho gotten all out of the
Alliance that there is to be got and
is now going to throw it aside like
ll scpieezed lemon? It' will be le
e riber"-! i ieir i" lav v r i an ' ...
;::.-eib. r'-''! '. AKin' ' , and 1 a
vt-n so mvii.v haiitW a .'-on of foil
as farmer ilutier oec nines a iat.t r
he will be ineligible to member
ship in the Alliance!
' Yr. are indebted to the courtesy
of Congressman J. V. At water for
a copy of the twelfth annual report
of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, which contains much in
teresting information about the
railroads of tl. e I'nited States. A
luoug other surprising statistics
contained therein is a tabulated
statement of the number of rail
way employees killed and injured
in different years. The very large
number is startling.
The first year, for which these
statistics are yiveii, is the year
lS'.i;! and the 1 ,st is lN'.i". This
tabulated and o!,.i-,'tl sialeiicnt
shows that 'J. 7-7 railway euipe'V
ees were kill. 1 a.i I :i!."i'.. were in
jured in 1 .-.!:!, ; i' tal of .'! Mai'.,
which is l.t7.':itoie in m the total
of killed and wound.". i in ltli
armies at tiie ui'' -.! battle of (et-tvsburv!
Ta;- old la v .-indents of the Lit.
lion. .b-!::i M . i ! : 1 1 ; : propose to
test ify tie-ir a; :i'eei.it ion 01' him
by present ing to the I'niversity a
marble bust of him. forthi-i pur
pose u'l appeal is i i.sd-"1 by ;i cin.:
liiitteeef !;ls ;', traier slud. lit. -4 f..r
conti-i:.;.ii:ns cf from one to live
d.ii.l:-. to I-1 sent t IVof. .1.
Crawford P,i.--s at Chapel lliil.
This v.i'.lbe a st appropriate
mem. trial, at the s;eiie of his la
bors, to one whose tnemorc V ill
ever be fondly cherished by all
who ki:cw him.
Is only a few countits did tin
old hoard of education refuse I o
.surrender their odiccs to he new
school directors. A suit has bee.i
brought i.i Sampson county by
the it! I bur. I t i test the- constitu
tionality e! the act of the lest
Legislature which a;. pointed the
new school di'v. t,,rs.
Ri'org ii'i. ri ta i i r.ilia.
Washington. April 17.-T'e.-See
lvlarv of War t" lay i---m".l or
ders forth.' re.trgani '.ti-m of the
military departments in Cuba in
accordance with the changed con
ditions i'rotuthc deinobiiiiiioti t.f
the volunteer troops mi that isl
and. I'ptothis tiui" th'-le have
been seven military depart aunit
in Cuba, constituting one military
division, under commend of Major
( Icneia: ihoohe with head. pial tel. s
atlfav.iue. Under the orders is
sued today, tie1 number of dep :ri
meiits is reduced tt live, the two
eliminated being the department
of I'iiiar tit 1 Rio commanded by
r.rigailier ( ien. llasbrntick andte.e
Department of Matanzas con
liaiidei! by I'l'ig ldier ( It'll, l'- ites.
The Pepa'rtment of l'inar did Ilio
is ltl!lso!i.hitetl W ith the P' p.ll t-
meiit of thi i'rovince of llevana
and i'.riga.iier ( leu. Lee. now coni
man iiu. tlie latter Pep irtmciit.
i-; assigiiet! to the command of the
new department.
The I It-partm.' nt of Maiiten ss is
consolidated w ith the I ep,art ncnt
of Santa Clara, and Rrigadier
(Ien. Wilson, nnu in comiiiand of
tic last named department is as
signed to the command of the new
department. No change in made
in the I epart:neilt of Santiago or
tile Pepart lilent of Ihlelto Princ
ipe. I'irigatlier (i-m. Wooil will
continil' in the c tuimaud of the
form ! tlepai tmciil and Rrigadier
( ien. ( 'arpeiiter in eomilialul t if t he
! department of Puerto Priinipe.
Si.itzerl.i'nPs Pfo-p 'riy.
I'r-.in th" S. c J-Min.rtl - f 1 It.-' t:i"ti.
S'.i itxc rluud. w it h a populal ion
about tiii"-ha!f larger an 1 a t r
ritory only on-e-third that of North
Carolina, has one hundred techni
cal schools, to one alone of whi -h
is paid nearly s.!oo.imhi annually.
What would a Swiss legislative
body say if it could w itness oar
struggle and failure in an effort to
appropriate ssH'.onii for a textile
school? Switzerland, with no nat
ural resources but granite, glaci
ers and avalanches of ice .and sii.e.v,
is grow dug rich much faster t Ii. m
Noith Carolina, with all the re
sources nature call bestow. The
poor people of S itzerlaml have
r:l '.!, ono.ooi I in sa viu'js-banks.
There is a iessoii here for us ami
our law-makers.
Tlie Negro Himself Responsible
Frmii iln' I'r.'rft '.! r.tr.-tii'r.
If the Cousl itutioiial amendment
is adopted, let the negro remem
ber that after all he is respojisibl '.
Showing no disposition to study
political questions, he has almost
iiivaribly himlly followed jc.rty
leaders. Ilt has never rebel lei! a
gainst corrupt bosses. ( n the
contrary, at their dictation, he la;
often opposed measures caicuhe -ed
to improve the comlition i.f la
bor, thereby not only iujuiing
himself, but also injuring t he white
laborers of the country.
The North Carolina p,,wt r
Coiiitany owns a very vab'able
water power on the Yadkin, con
sisting of ."(O.OOl) horse-power,
which is to ln immetliatelv de
veloped for running cotton mills
by electric power. The develop
ments are to cost S'J.aOO.nOO.
The !'..:.-:.... e'h ister of R;:d
r: ; . : 1 i'l a spei ial
!it...:: :' .. !' .-i--1 rcr, says
e. ' i I .ti.s-;-.ibeliall
Railroad is completed, it will be
possible to go around the world in
III! days.
Washhistou Letter.
fKnim inr itiw.imr ii'ii'i-'wf n' .
Vi AsiiiNciTo.N, J). C, April 14,1809.
It is regrettable that Congress
is not in session, so that the dem
ocrats could inject surHciciit ginger
into Mr. Mckinley to make hiui
call (icriuany down as they made
him call Spam down a year ago,
.I'L.'f0'
O CIC t IK'S I
I he people are stirred t
! 1 1 . i.ii . .i .
Ihi 'lish marines by son natives
'a'.id the killing of two lieutenants,
one American and one l.nglish,
one Aiiieiieaii t'.usign, .and four
marines, and the administration is
lining in-1 as it was doing a year
ago wailing, (bnuany has do--sene.l
a sharp call down from this
government four or five times
since the war with Spain began,
but in every instance the adminis
tration has allowed itself to be
plaeated with a little soft soap
'iom the (lerinan Ambassador.
Til's Sa no. iii liu-iiicss has arous
i i;he people, and act ion is de
m. ;::.! d. Senator Stewart voiced
pu'.'iie s.o;t iiiHM.t when he said:
IV ies (ter.uanv want to light'. If
s i, she may be accommodated.
We are a peaceful people, but w
tin not permit others to go around
v.'.t'i ehij.s it. i their shoulders."
And Ie'; reselit.itixe Mill!, of Iowa,
a re;niolicm, said: "In my sect ion
the teeiin ; has been strong against
(iei'.na'iv for six months. The
people believe that she was hos
tile t. as in the war with Spain.
Tlie peeiie are in such temper
that they will not permit any j
triilmg or hedging on the part of j
tins g.ive nu.i'Sit. lhe tune has;
come when the mind of the ( tor-
man l-hiip. Tor must be cleared in
aa ellective manner of the ideii
th.at t his country is afraid of him.
War lt part. ncnt otlh-ials are at
l.ast coiniacel that peace in the
l'hiiippin. s is still a hmg ways
..II' ..,,1(1 liiMi,tsivitt.,n w 1....
".i, .in , hi. .. .. ... ...
ginning to realize that the islands
mi irnatiou o- tue news inai .er- , ., Xr ., ... r . i.,,t ;,. ..it,.
. i u ii i to ancliora're in the North Kivcr, perate resistance, our weie iuial f
man treachery in Samoa lias been ... . .. ., , V n-i . l ,,.. t 'i,!,..,, u,,iii.n
;i i f .. .1, , ... ,i. i., . ,.r .. o1 A Initv-tonrth street. 1 hou- overpowered. ( ne ( ulian soldiei
res pons I) i tor tlie auiliuslung oi a , t ., . .. , ,. ! -n .... i 4 .,. j
,. . ,. ,7, , sands if enthusiastic peope lined was killed and tfiiecottieia wouiivl
s:aa II dctac nmeut ot Ainericaii ami , , 1 ., , ri,, ( ,..,vi-i-;...l .,tv
,, , , i. o..., , d the river banks and gave their ed. 1 lie sei geant was canned oil
were not a bar Min at s-ii.oiMi.iHMi, K,(. nrdered to this port for re
aad that we w ill pay the money a union week. The cruiser w ill prove
I .tig time before we get posses- jriat ait faction to the thousands
sio'i of the property, such as it is.
V.'iaei Aguinaldo'scupital was tak
en it was announced by adininis
tr..:ioa officials that the lighting
was at! oer. vet during the pres
ent w.e there has been almost
continuous lighting over there,
and our troops dnhi t have to dt
al! the attacking, either. Speak
ing t seeral army o.'licers, (fen.
Shaflcr sai I: "(ten. Law ton
11 and
'.h ,;,;.
his men are achieving much sm
ce-is so far asthev go. The fight
ing against the Filipinos, however.
: . 1:1 .. i...i.;.. ..f ii;.w
H,.,'..,.,,..t tlte l.imshin.- is stoo-
i'l they come back, lhe I-1 1 1 -piuos
are bound to give in even
tually, but I believe it is a much
mote serious task to subdue them
than most people think. Another
army ollicer said, after noting- the
ivseiuhl.tuce of (ien. LawtOll's
campaign to those against the A-
pa.-hes Indians: "The Filipinos
will get tired of the chase sooner
thau the American Indians did,
and after a few years of attempt
ing to keep up a tight against the
authority of the I'. S. the insur
gents will disappear or surrender."
That's a nice thing to contemplate
isn't it? Ray si,(i.i(i,(iou and thou
sands of good American lives for
islands which we will get com
plete possession of in a few years,
and will not have any use loraf
ter We get them.
( ten. Shatter has had critics hi
plenty eve
made and
' since the chai'.:e was
never fully disprnveii
that he had "funked" in the San-
t : ago campaign and that he would
h i'.e made a mess of the w hole
business if (ien. doe Wheeler ami
others had not prevented, but his
testimony regarding the canned
roast"' beef brought more harsh
criticism than anything he had
previously saitl or done. In the
face of the evidence of nine
out of every ten witnesses who
have testified that the Muff was
unfit to pat, Shaffer said it was
irniiil ami that he ate it every day
and enjoyed it. Kit her, he over
did tin thin;.' in his testimony or
he was furnished with aditl'i-rent
sort of canned "roast" beef from
that furnished the rest of the
army. How his testimony was
received at the White House may
be judged fniu the fact that he
was tlie truest of honor at a din
ner 'riven by Mr. McKinlev, be-
f.., i... l.,rt '.,.,, ,1 -,.a ..l.l-.'.l
1,., w,,i,i l!,, .., ,,f !,.. fti-,,
additional major generals that the
army w ill be entitled to under the
army reorganization act.
A Tiiji to the Kluiiilihe.
"Wapakonet, ().. April 17. A
party of United States Senators
will make an extended Alaskan
trip this summer, to the Klondike
regions.
They will leave Seattle about
.1 une 1, tin by water to Skayii.-iy,
from there to Ijeiinett Lake and
I law.son City, where they will be
taken charsre of by North Ameri
can Trading ami Transportation
Company, 011 whose boats they
will sro down the. Yukon to St.
Michaels, and thence hv ocean
back to Heattle. Their journey
will be solely for pleasure, ..,..1
will occupy about '.10 days. It
will cover some Kl.oiK) miles.
Iferr Pol hick, a well known en- pay of over ?5(M), only about 7 per
ci." ei- and electrician, has disco y- cent will accept. The Volunteers
, . , !. says the Vienna corn-spoil- desire to come home by orirniiizii
ile.it cif ' the Daily Chronicle, a tions. ( i.-neral ( )tis has been dis
nicaiis of tele-jraphiii'.' (JO.mK) woiils approviui,' ail applications fur dia
per hoiiv over a single wire. , charges.
The Rati ;uhs Return. Cuban Riudits.
New York, April lib The cole- Havana, April b"..--The town of
br.itiou attending the return of the Caimito, sen n miles from llava
l 'uited States cruiser Raleigh, na, was ntbieki'd and looted by
from Manila occurred today. The bandits last niyl.t after a lmt
Raleigh, accompanied by two light. The attack was made al It
small gunboats captured from the o'clock by a band of well-armed
Spaniards last summer in Cuba, bandits, who took advantage of
a ml a ileet of about twent v-tive the fact that t! d.v garrison
excursion steamers anil tie.' boats,
paraded from Tonipkitn-villo to
. , .. i , ,.
to
vii.hii. tt.iiiti. ,-mti mini mere o.ick
hearty cheers . if welcome home.
i The cruiser did not leave her plundered the town and com-i
anchorage oil' Tompkinsville for mitted many outrages upon the
the parade until shortly before inhabitants. j
no,,,. An hour before that time a - - ;
drizzling ram coiniiit'iiceil to fall, ... j
ami this soon turned into a steady Chicago, April 1". A special
downpour, which continued the to the Daily News from Louis
remainder of the day. The air ville, Ky., says: "The most gigan-'
was raw, and the olmvrs ami men tic liquor combination ever en
of the Raleigh stood upon the gineered an amalgamation of,
deck three hours, drenched to the whiskey and distillery interests, J
skin ami shivering with the fold, w ith a united capital of !k2iMl.(ioTi,
Py far the greatest gathering (Ht will be practically completed
of people was in the vicinity of in all but the smallest details lo
( train's tttinb, which was the turn- morrow' in Chicago, when the men '
ing P"in! of the parade. A nation- now controlling the Kentucky1
id salute was tired there by the Distillery iV Warehouse Company 1
Raleigh and also by (he captured will finish urn n .re meats for tie
Spanish prizes, and the scene was purchase ami absorption of near
reiitleied a memorable one by the ly every distillery of rye whiskey
shrieking of a hundred steam in the United States.
l.illSiH.s if, Mil 1 -M Ill.Sitlll H.lin ll
i i: . . i l . . r. ..i ..
locomotives ninl cheers from tlioit-
sands of people on shore ami on
the vessels in the river. Men,
women and children stood there
for hours under umbrellas, watch-
t he Vessel."
Tlie iiabili at ( h.i'b xt.m
Charleston, S. ('., April 17.
The
executive committee in charge of
the preparations for the annual
reunion of the Uuited Coiifeder-
j,te Veterans, to be held here
Mav loth. 1 Ith and lth. was of-
fu-ially iioti.ictl to.lay by Secre-
t try Long, of the Navy Dcpart-
....... .1... .1 : ' !..!. ....I,
meui, l 11:41 l 1 it" iiitisi-i 11.t1v14.11,
:llst rtliril,.d f,-,,,,, Manila, had
of Confederate veterans who will
be in the city at that time, and an
ovation w ill be extended Captain
Coghlaii and his civw. The of
ficers of the Rah'-igh will be eliter-
taint d at a public bainp.let during
their stay hen.
W II. I. 1.0 TO WILMINGTON.
Washington, April 17. The
1'nuS('r Raleigh will shortly goto
Wilmington.' N. ('..the. nearest;
port to Jvaiei.gn, ine ciiy wi.ose
li.-imo she bears, to receive from
a cuizens
oiniuittee some adtii-
tional pieces of siiver ill thescrv
. ice presented by the city of Ral
eigh. After that she will go to
Charleston, S. ('., and touch at
otLcr points not yet designated.
i Cuba Will lie Annexi'il.
Washington, 1). C, April 15.
Annexation of Cuba seems prob-
able, if not certain. Secretary Al-
ger hud a long interview
with :
l'resiileiit McKinlev this after
noon in which he undoubtedly
said that the annexation of Cuba
is necessary, desirable and in
evitable. Like Postmaster (ien-
eral Smith. Secretary Alger was
convinced by his observations in
Cuba that its future prosperity
depend upon it being governed
by the liiiled States and that this,
is the conviction of all the better ;
elements in its population. Roth
Heem to feel that there is no seri-
mis (piestion about the value of
Cuba as an acMiiisitiou to the I'ni-
ted States,
AVhile nothintr authoritative can
be obtained on the subject it is
onite safe to say that the present
attitude of the Administration is
in favor of the annexation of C11- 1
ha, of course with the consent
ami upon the choice of a majority!
of the Cubans, and that the steps:
now in progress for taking n cen-
sus of the Cuban population are:
in preparation for 1111 ascertain
uieiit of the desire of the people,!
winch is cn petted to result at a
comparatively early day in 11 tie-
claratii 11 for annexation to the
I'nited States.
......
A Di'sr Saves Ten LiveH.
Felt on, Del., April I.I. The re
markable instinct of a tloy saved
the life of ttn people at Cartees'
Crossing. Alain (irahani and Ids
family were awakened tluriin; the
ni.'ht by the violent barkinir of
the tin.; and its Hcratcltii.tr at a
side door. Startiuir tlownstairs
with a revolver, Mr. Graham open-j
ed the kitchen door only to be en-
Veloped ill tlaiiies.
The carpet had lieen irniteil by
sparks from the stove, st-ttiiiir tire
to the woodbox and tiring the en
tire room. Hy hard work the fam
ily extinguished the Haines. The
dor had evidently ln-en aroused
by the loud crack in-; of the tlanies,
and ten iniuutes later there wouhl
have been no avenue of escape for
the doomed family.
'I if ed of Manila.
"Wash in rtoii, 1). ('., April Hi.
The desire of the Volunteers to
return t.. his conntry from Man-
" evidence, in a report which
shows that t.f those who have been
offered opportunity to re-enlist,
with the otter of a bonus 111 travel
there consisted of eiynt ( uban
soldiers unclerconuuaiicl ot a ser-
k treant. The Cubans made a des-
prisoner. I he bandits thoroughly
. , .....
New i Jiitnl tor Arkansas.
1
Little Rock, Ark., April Hi. A
bill has been passed by the legis-
lature providing for the erection
of a new State caoitol at a cost
not to exceed .M.iMiO.t'OO, and now
awaits the (ioe rnor's signature.
The new c.apitnl is to be erevte 1
on the site of the present peniten
tiary, which ,ill be removed I e
vond the city limits.
St' ii k hy tn vh'ii 'die.
Wellington, Wash., April l.".
While clearing the track ot the
(treat Northern Railway a short
distance this side of Madison to- '
. , . ,
lav, a r..tary snowph.w was strucu
by an avalanche and dashed
thousand feet down the side of
the canon cai rving w iih it seven
men besides the regi 1 tr crew on
the engine. All have been t'.rg
out except one. Four were in
jured, three fatally. Mie hundred j
ami seventy men are searching:
for the missing man. !
A young man in R.uilolp'i cr.u'i- j
ty manic. 1 his third wife within
six mouths and before he had at- !
taiued hts majority.
(.(n t,.,,,,,, savs that it will'
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YOUR PROPERTY
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pi-Hp' riy.
Fur terms vc., apply to
II. A. LONDON. AOKNT.
V. S. PRIMItO.SK.ri-CHhU-iit.
-Sept. 1, 1SK8.
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I. AM) RR SALE.
I will sell privately on 1
OCl 3 '37" terms two tracts of '
land in 'liiitliatn count v.
One tract in Williams town
ship near L. 1. Council's .store
containing about I 10 acres
and the other tract in New!
Hope township, containing a-j
bout 1 lift acres, and formerly j
belonging to Xeeilliaiii Reek
wit Ii. ileci'nscil. I
Hot li tracts belong to tin
estate of the late Maj. Ii. S. ;
Tucker. I
11. A. LONDON. !
March :. l.v,i!. Attorney.
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WRITE FOR CIRCOURS M-JS
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