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A BIG EXPRESS ROBBERY,
nrenly Thousand Dollars Taken
from on Ascnty Two Haslied Men
Colorado Springs, Col., Nov. 12.
Tbe Wella Fargo Fxpresa Com
pany has given oat the following
statement regarding the robbery at
Sante Ee depot about 1 o'clock
last night,
"iwemy iDoueaou aonara was
gent from Denver to the Ficst Na
tional Bank of Colorado Springs
early in the afternoon. This money
ff8 in currency of small denomina
tions and was received about 4 o'clock
Mid too late to be delivered to the
back. The package containing the
money was placed in the depot safe
and both doors locked. There was
DOthiag tc indicate its value. Evi
dently the thieves knew of its exis
tence.
"When train No. 6 came in about
9:43, there were other packages
aboard with currency to the amount
of $35,000 consigned to the same
bank. These packages were deliy
ered to the agent and placed in the
safe with the other. Af ter the train
had departed, the agen George
Kront, was met at the door by two
masked men with drawn revolvers.
The package containing the $20,000
was demanded and the agent we 8
compelled to open the safe and give
it np. The agent said nothing about
the remaining packages and the rob
bers left at once. A posse ith
bloodhorinds is in pursuit'.
The express conjpaJv'd cfllcials
belieye that the robbery was comn
mitred by A J Gray - alias Sam
Wells and J G Stuart, alias O J
Starr, who were airested for the
theft of $15,000 from the express
wagon at Cripple Creek, April 11,
and who recently, in company with
lom McCarthy escaped from jail in
this city. R T Montgomery, who
waj a prisoner at the tme of the
C8cape, notified the police at Denver
wyeral days ' ago . that Gray and
otatrt plotted whea in jail to rob
the eipress company again. The
omcials of the company believe that
me robbers had an accomplice in
we bank. .
A. flomehold Treasnre,
DW Puller, of CftTiftinTiariA 1ST
Blys that he always keeps Dr,
Jg s New Discovery in the house
tod. his family lias always found the
Jry best results follow its use; that
w would not be without it, if pro
ble. G A Dykeman Druggist,
ill, N. Y.t says that Dr. Kind's
Bisooverv is iinilnnlifArllv- tWo
t-Cough remedy; that he has
J8 it in his family for eight years,
it has never failed to do all that
claimed for it. .Why not try a
edyso long tried and tested.
al bottles free at etzers Drug
0re' Regular size 50c and $1.00. V
fiuc awre room, next to Dove &
goeK 13 0r rent Jt is 22x75", with
Jan
-vvaatrnpnr UnnnMnA; : i -l
1896. Apply to
J2
J. Dove.
x ' "issolntion.
Con6 given that the
Posed o rv.oishouser & Co., com
filler Jr' H.oIshouser and J L
onKov. 1st 1895.
C. HoLRTTOnSKR.
I tr,:?i J- Tj. 1f tt'.t.t.
Will , i , . - ...
toer n "abilUiea of C. Hols
aouMH-and collect all notes
Tsiiid v ? -tber indebtedness
f'lhnr:,; ), J. L. Millee.
a3 r ; ,.he public for past
ie. conunuoTcG ox
J. L' Millee.
GOV. BROWN IN A BRAWL.
He I rlM a r..
nn on a Clerk
In the Auditor's Ofli
Urown and wtt ki 1. ...
, .WUV. ,.13. txOV.
the Auditor rffl"rtt rrk ?a
the Stato House
the lioand would have" iome to
blows had bv.atandfiJ K
fared. NewhaU had accused the'
Governor of voting tW i.w;
woKet ana acting the iarfc of fr;-
. . w M - iAULk 1
tor. The j - .,
an emphatic denml T, n..
gououUt)U wiin
men struck at ft. a Ar,"
tmZ . J J i 1 .
iwuuB OI tne two flflnnroi.
It was claimed that Gov. Brown at-
unpiea 10 araw his revolver, but
he denies that he was armed.
Met Arter Blxty.Three Tears,
my, t . m -
loof nf . .-v.u 100r. .
last of December, 1832, two youne
wui(; Bil.V a L 1 1 H. I. inn
mflT, mUUUU.... -.i.. - . "
Wft;,r,rL:M?- Th9 ,0 I.' e. -.t
.here the "town of S Tw
ati o r.j .,
. iouiaiueu mere an
night and slept together. 'ThA a
vvasu inches deep on the ground
the next. morning. Thev8fin9rnt
- w ft ft-tVf if
and one wentinto the ministry and
went na n. m as n-r- tji:-
went as a missionary tu India.
where he spent several years. The
other returned to his home in Burke
count. Tho other day they met
again for the first time in 63 years
ana notn of them were in good
.'. .
health. Both were 79 years of age.
xxioj. orervev. uonn ujKankin, of
1V M T . -r 1 -. . .
i,BW tiersey, ana our esteemed
uuuuiyinau, jiir. jn a irowell.
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Cl, A. 3, Andrews Elected a Director
of the Knoxvllle & Oblo Itallroad
JNnoxville, Tenn., Nov. 13t4t
the annual meeting of the stockhol
ders of the Knoxville & Ohio rail
road, held in this city today, the
ioiiowmg namea directors were
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elected: A B Andrews, Eae.eh N.
W-1 Joaiawm.. Jr.: . Waahmcrtnn ."
C;W H Baldwin., Jr.; Washington,
D. C; O HICastor, John Greenough,
Samuel Spencar, H S Chambeilain,
Chattanooga; E J Sanf ord and C M
McQhee, Knoxville.'
I mportant Meeting.
Thfl Of nnlr Hrliaa rf CrmA T?-
r-.--wV-w.v.wB V vvuW1u j. o-
male Academy will meet in the
oflBlce of J W Cannon to-morrow
nn tn.mnrrftw
f Wfi rl ow . & " A i v9.l.1
. cjcuiuft nu UC10CJ..U,. p.. . T TIT.-il. - i V-
Eyery stockholder should be' repre.
RAnfAd t w n.r
-r-f
XfUBtte'
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j. wo genwemen, passengers on tne
northbound tram last night were
engaged in an inter earn g discussion
when the train stopped here.
They were talking of cotton and
the possibilities of its reaching ten
cents before next year. They dif
fered from one another and the re
suit was that before the train left
here there were two bets "up. One
was that January if utures would
reach -ten --cents in .New York before
the first of January. Another was
that the staple would sell ; for nine
cents in the Southern cities before
December sets in. The farmers in
this county wish that the gentleman
betting on high cotton wili win.
Salisbury World.
Examinations and Consultations
Positively Free,
Fourteen years experience in tbe
treatment of Cancers, Piles and
Chronic Sores. Any case, taken. A
cure guaranteed or no pay; Offioe
at Morris House; office hours from
8 a.m. to 10 p. m. - -
Old Dr. Odom.
Episcopal Convention Ashevillev
N. O. lickets on sale JMovember
loth 11th pnd 12th final limit Nos
vember 15 1895. Continuous passage
- I 1 1 LZ TjA .u 1
in DOin airecLiunc, I'uioiur ruuna
trip $7.00.
OIll.. N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER M. 1895.
RICHMOND'S $125,000 FIRE.
-rannun's street Rnndninh
wn -
-
Bok Factory Burned.?
Richmond, VaM Nov. 13. By far
I..
he m" Richmond
f eDffered fw occurred
3 V.? e rank,in
buUdiBg of the Rwdolph Paper Box
ffl? The origin
0f the flr " nnknown. The flames
" -.uB.au way ana at one
time it was seriouslv fparAd thof
I ' .
o. the surroundin
would also be destroved. hut f Tia fi
I A n 1 . J ' : . - . ' . V
ucuariuaenii BUCCeeaea in rnfini
the fire to the buiing in which it
8Uircea- TbQ building was situated
on one of the narrowest streets in
4.1 ? J ' .
tue cuy ana in Close proximity to
tha Hnmfnr Tm,.ui-
uu ofci" A am oo years 01 ace
I jVI JTm fl M nam fa I i tU. I
- - --.c., -uu mo mmates or uauxo, iu iijih community from
these infltifnrmna .hr.w v.-v q.... .u. .
. ' f,c giwuv
P 97'000-
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, wp-io.aie Topic.
Did if. aW n, uLI
1 w - V WWW U. L LU HIIII I.IIHI. Villi
can me the price or V newepaper
mv'H-. -.. ; . 1. Z7. I
reading the .
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There are tea diflforea kinds of
moMj in this eopntrjr, bnt down in
iu cuon we.nave to uostle around
Py n veiy to get any of em.
Do not think that you necessarily
et enough r2lirion on Sutidav In
I 1 i i- k . . . I
"8t you tnrougn the week. You
may really not fret enousrh to last all
I W I".
I
day.
M rs. Amelia A Frost has succeed-
ed her husband as pastor of a church
in MassacnuseU8, -It is to be hoped
tna& no coolness in the church will
re3ult.
THa ABfimAfo f ih nOMfvn taa
h ,H
h?.rmo0 i,0f a .
--. tug VtflUCO tl UUU
XJnited States this Tear ja the largest
. - . ... 0
ever raisea, and will reach 282.148.
000 bushels.
A decided innovation in the
methods of raising money for church
purposes is reported from El Toro,
tJal., where social dances have sup
rpianled church hanr
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nL.i'i: r o i - . . . .
,upner. xwris, agea eignty.
one, was married At Columbus, Ohio,
-
wis being his third -irnfe and her
fourth husband. J 'Ola. rats love
cheese' 'tia claimed
x. z t i i . . -
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region or Indiana the eas so nerme
atea the earth that even lovers have I
to be very carefnl how.they do their
nFart.ing, evenw .explosions nave
' I
occurred from the cereless handling
oi maicnes.
: i
The people of Kichmond ere
aomg some very substantial work to-
. . . . . . . . I
wards raising funds for rebuilding
the University. 4 Up to date they
had raised in the neighborhood of
$30,000, which speaks well; for the
capital city of the Old Dominion.
An escaped convicc from the Ark
ansas penitentiary was recently ar
rested m Chicago. He says he didn't
escape, but was blown over the wall
by a cyclone, and as there, was no
1 : Ja1- -
ojwone aiopna . w oiow mm DacK,
uc uuuuiuueu tucio was no u?e in
wasting time fooling around waiting
for one. . '
The Jersey Sentinel gets off the
following joke: "One of our farmers
relates a story that caps the climax.
He says the pigs had been getting in
his field, and he conceived the idea
of putting yokes on them. He did
so and says that they learned to
crawl in backwards and pulled the
yoke off over their heads.
J DR. JAMES WHITE
m
a ow uenind tbe Bars In Cabarrus
Jall-His Crime, If True, a Host
Atrocious One From tbe West In
ies wenles tne Ctmres
Him.
Against
"Dr. James White is my ham'
eaia the -prisoner when a Standard
man called on him in his cell at the
jail this morning. He occupies a
front room on the second floor, where
he spent last night in deep medita
tion, brooding over the result of the
atrocious crime for which he is held
and which be denies.
"Wnen but a boy," said he, "I was
captured by the indians near Hoi-
holland, Cuba, with whom I was
TPfl.ro ri anil nlioM T J:, j l i .
!nfKli t .-00 V
I .n1 .-.. il ..
r- v.a UMW ouuub Bli weeKS
I - -t a married man.
f in,erfere ",th Practice of
local pnysicians, as 1 onlv work on
I i, -,, ..- At
chromc case8 such as thS not
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ZF-IZm'TT' oT
l"ea with Martin Fnrr, in Cabarras
G hi$ horge
lana burrv. - Had noriA nf rm
Barbee lives in Stanlv mnnf v iBf
over the line. His danghter's name
is Sallie. I thint. M1 ; i
Uears old, has been afflicted all W
life. The charges for which I am
held ars nnt trna in iho loDf T
will emolov counsel and onHnr fn
establish mv iwnnnAnnA "
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A tn mv 0.inMn v,.
affections of the wife of Martin
Far, prior to the unfortunate af-
ftir or Tuesday, is a lie, as was in
1 evidence at the preliminary hearing
lyeaterdav. before Esanire R L Hart-
i ... m - - ; -
I sell, of Stanlv county
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Unon adricA nf -Raonirpa T? r.
Hart8e11. of Stanly, and 0 P Smith
j t nr m : .-n -l
auu u J-orner, ot uaoarrus, com-
mitment papers, with the prisoner,
were sent here, the magistrates' hay
ing thongnt it unwise to attempt to
send him to Stanly, fearing that he
would be lynched.
White ia dx feet two inches in
height, weight 150 pounds, . wears a
moustache and has a sallow com
; pleiion. His hair is long (foot ball
style), smokes cigarettes, but con
verses very intelligently.
He was accompanied to town by
an escort nf fiftAPn nr ttrpntv-man
8oma oi wnom were nosuie . ana
-;-. a ,-..
an,, v.i ...:
however, bv law-ahidino' tMtm wY
wished the law to tak.iti conraA
. ,J a w- w i asV
The prisoner has secured the ser-
vinpa nf r tt rfoi.-iii
-www w mm f j w J- - . TT 61 M
defend him. who has the case now
. .
in his bands.
Able to A fiord It.
The Baltimore Sun gives $500 to
the newspaper fund to rebuild the
rotunda of the University of Vir
ginia which Mr. J H Lmdsey, edi.'
ha8 opened in hia paper.FIoating
Tfpm , "
The Baltimore Sun can well af-
ford to gire $500 to this enterprise,
for it is oiie of the most valuable
newspaper properties in the'United
States. A gentleman who spends
much time in Baltimore told the
Landmark, recently that he was( in.
formed that the Sun netted its pub
lishers 700 an issue. It is pub
lished six times a week ank a week's
net earnings would arpount. there
tore, to $4,200; and $4,200 per week
for 52 weeks in the year is a pretty
fair income. .
Whoiib NO. 1,345
SILVERWARE !
Eleeant Bridal presents and
brithday presents in Sterling: and
Plate. ONYX TABLES AND
LAMPS. Five o'clk tea ket
tles. Lock Bracelets, Diamond
Rings, Watches and Jewelry.
Call to sec na and we -will
show you the most complete
lines of these goods that iiuve
ever been carried in Conccrd,
and they are cheap.
I J. 6 J. F. YOif.
Professional Cards.
L. M , ARCHE Y, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Concord, N, O.
OFFICE: ST. CLOUD ANiEX.
JN0. R. ERWIN. C A- MISENHEIMER
ERWIN & MISENHEIMER
Physicians andvSurgeons '
Office No. 3. Hartv hnilrsinr- -.
poBite 2nd Presbyterian hnrK
Charlotte. N. C-
FIRE INSURANCE.
When in need of Fi
call and see us, or write. We repre'
sen. omy nrstciass iiome Td for
eign companies. -;
Resrjectfii..
WOODHQUS-S &
MAOTFACTUBERS OF
FIMB GINGHAMS '
OUTING CLOTHS,
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: ."". - , ' -j '
PLAIDS, SHEETING
AND SALT BAGS
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i DEALERS JN
General
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Merchandise.
BUYERS OF
Country Produc
e
of al Kind
AND
Ftnr-Foot : wood always
wonted best prices for
same. We invite an in
spection of all the goods
we Manufacture.
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