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qual and Exact Justice to All Men, ol Whatever State or Persuasion, Religious or Political. Thos. Jefferson.
i Vol. IX. No. 90.
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RALEIGH, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1891.
PRICE: 5 CENTS.
0
RED
DIED YESTERDAY.
He was the First Demo
cratic Governor Elect-
3 .Sledlby thelState,
ANDA FREE SUFFRAGE ADVOCATE.
Jltwas Horn and Raised iiiRock
I inyhiunConnfy and Went 'z
to Congress in 18Jf3.
V ' (By The United Press.)
irniKinsvii.LK, N. C, June 19
Ex-GoveWr David S.' Reid died
this morning at his home in this
plaee.
David Settle Reid was born on
April 19th, 1 81 o, in Rockingham
county, studied law and was admit
ted to practice in 184.'.
In 18I4 he was elected Senator
from Rockingham and was re-elected
continuously until 1840.
From 1843 to '47 he served ii
the Congress of the United State?
with great acceptability to his con
stituents.
In 1848, without his knowledge
he was nominated for Governor aix
was defeated by a small majority
In 18f)0, when he had positively
declined, he was again nominate
and was elected, after a brilliani
canvass, as the first Democrat it
Governor of the State.
He was an advocate of free suf
frage and finally triumphed in hi.
doctrine. For sometime past he has lived
in retirement and has not come out
A
MUSIC TEACHER'S
PADE.
ESCA-
T'S THE MATTER WILL UNCLE SAM
WITH FRED DOUGLASS?
Miss Gorham Buys Goods and Calls
in Doctors, Then Escapes.
The Charlotte News publishes
he following very extraordinary
news:
T. L. Seigle & Co., have in their
possession two trunks, the proper
ty ot Miss Evelyn Gorham, of New
1 ork, a young lady who has been
employed in Charlotte for nine
months past as a music teacher in
the Charlotte Female Institute, and
also as a singer in the choir of the
First Presbyterian church. The
trunks were levied on for debt, and
' T. rrti T . T . 1.1 -r-r . .
were seized at the Richmond & 1C -ls 1 nougnt tie is and the Haytian
Cabinet is trying to keep
He Allows a Havtian
Ruler to Insult Un
cle Sam.
IS HIPPOLYTE INSANE?
LOSE $20,000,000?
SULLIVAN VS. SLAVIN.
Can the Big Champion Defeat the
Australian.
By The United Press.
San Jose, Cal., June 19 Since
the success of Slavin against Kil-
ram in tlio -finrVif rloT l"fVrii Tncf
A Suit Decided Against day many bids have been made by
Athletic Clubs to have a fight be-
John L. Sullivan and
Him for Collecting
Illegal Tariffs,
AND IT LOOKS LIKE IT.
THE RIGHT
Ml
FOR THE WORK,
Mr. Peter M. Wilson
Chosen as Executive.
Commissioner
FOR THE STATE EXHIBIT
Danville depot at five o'clock last
C. A. 1 " W . -
oaiuruay morning, as Miss uorham
was leaving for Morehead City, to
attend the Teachers' Assembly.
I he story is a peculiarly strange
one. Miss ijrorliain is a vounsr ladv
up Appearances.
By The United Press
New York, June 19 Accord-
J- A A. A A
ui iuum uiu.uHive manners, is a : : i c x
' mii iu u. ienei reeeiveu iroiii jl vn
uiiu finger aim an accompiisneu mu
sician. Her father lives in New
AuPrince yesterday. President
Hipolyte attempted on May 2G to
take four political prisoners from
the Mexican consul at the Haytian
capitol.
When the entire diplomatic
corps called on the President May
30 to protest against this violation
it-
York. She was engaged last fall
as a music teacher at the Charlotte
Female Institute, and in that ca
pacity she gave the greatest satis
faction. She has a line voice, and
made quite a material addition to
herniary by taking a place in the Gf international law, Hbpolvte s
. . Z" J temptea to play a nign-handed. srame
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.'uuicu. ji ruuisLj iiurmg ner nine
months stay here, she had manv
purchases to make, and bv virtue
of the position she held, she had no
litliculty in getting all the goods she
Aanted on credit. Last week, as
the time for her departure drew
icar, the merchants began to press
'nr for settl ments; and the result
was odd. She owed Seigle & Co.,
jrt(, and walking into the store,told
Ir. Thad Seijrle that she was ro-
.ng away, but couldn't pay her bill.
Mr. Seigbi asked her . what was she
ruing to do about it? "Oh, nothing,'
between
Slavin
John L., who is showing with a
troupe here, was to-day interviewed.
He says it is true that he wants to
meet Slavin. His proposition is a
ten round contest with the Austra
lian, the winner to take all the
A Philadelphia Hat Trimming Firm purse and an outside bet of $10,000 At the World's Columbian Fair and
aside. "I can knock him out and r m
i :i ! .1 i , -r.t . Air. i.jv. limner tweeted
uo it quicker man ne uiu ivnram.
and in better shape." Secretary.
new Orleans wants to see it. The State Board of Commission
New Orleans, June 19 The ers of the World's Fair yesterday
Olympic Club of this city has tele- chose Mr.eter M. Wilson, as Ex-
Pittt a dft tttt a Tnnp 1Q Tim giapneu an oner oi a purse oi $zo,- eeutive commissioner, cr iNlanasrer
ury in the Meyer and Dickinson 1U1 rtllo"" impinc vxuu ui me xunu varouna r.xnnm.
tct fnoo nrro not r:A,Tr.n,t "V i. uiu III turn OUlll-
Sued the Government for Col
lecting 50 per cent. Instead
of 20 on Imports.
(By the United Press.)
The Board met at the Executive
recover alleged excessive duties paid, n, to take place February 27th. office at 11 o'clock and the follow-
on importations of hat trimmings will he accept.'
returned a verdict this morning in San Jose, Cal., June 19. It is
the United States Circuit in favor thought here that Sullivan will ac
of the plaintiffs. cept the proposition made him to
Ihe plaintiffs claimed that the fight Slavin at New Orleans.
goods were liable to only twenty
ing were present; Gov. Holt, pre
siding; Col. A. B. Andrews and
Col. Thos. B. Keogr., World's Fair
Commissioners; Mrs. Kidder, of
Wilmington;
of Salisbury, and Mrs
of bluif and he mijrht have succeed
ed had not the German consul
threatened to report the matter to
his government.
Minister Fred. Douglas, it is
said in the letter, stood trembling
with. fear and heard the black riler
insult the flag of every civilized
nation almost, including his own,
and he did not dare offer any pro
test.
Terror reigns supreme at Port
Au Prince. Hippolyte continues !
to kill his supposed enemies, but
th(r jioonmubitfi faster than lie ran
he laughed. After some parley, kill tll( The real instigators and
n which she guyed the merchant, i0!l(iprs 0f tho movement nirninsi
Mr. Seigle told her that he would him bav iSoanP(i his Yenoe,nee.
onsult his lawyers. The young s of them are secretly at
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auy e.ia.ieu mm av uie mea, ioiu WQrk jn rt Au prince Hippo
um -goodbye" and sailed out. Mr. lvt th(1 wHtpr think is lin(iollht.
Seigh; did consult his lawyers, and dl cra It is gtat d th t h
ne resuu was mat wnen miss the cousus cane(l on him he became
,oi ham reached the depot next d h d t f tb
norning with her two trunks, an d ft heard nlaviiiff a
among the people to any extent. flieer levied on the trunks and flute n the next room.
per cut. duty while the custom
house officials held that thev were
dutiable at 50 per cent.
By this verdict the government
is made liable for about twenty
' i i n .i
minions max it nas collected in
duties from importers of milinery
materials in various parts of the
country.
The suit of Meyer and Dickinson
was a test suit and was intended to
test the right of the Government to
collect the duties on the ffoods in
dispute.
The government will probably
appeal the ease to the Supreme
Court of the United States.
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
1rs. Charles lrice,
R. R. Cot-
ten, of Pitt count v, Lady Man-
(By the United Press.)
LEAGUE.
At Cleveland Chicago 3;Cleve
land 2.
At New York Philadelphia 11; organization.
agers; Cot. W. F. Green, Ch'm'n,
and the members of the State Ajrri
cultural Board, all of whom consti
tuted the Board of Gommissioners.
The meeting was held purely for
Col. Elias Carr, of
Edgecombe was elected President,
New York 4.
A V . V-X mm m . .
At JFittsburs Uincinnati-ritts- Mrs inddMr ,f WW
' a i ill I ii i w Aft v V' V
burg game postponed on account of President; T. K. Bruner, Esq., as
Secretary.
-Boston 7; Brook-
A fuller account of his life ami
services will be published later.
THE I'JHST ilJ.
The PcopleN Party Aliening the
Ciiiu;)ai:n in Illinois aitd Ohio.
Br The Unittd Pre; s
Si'RiNCFiELi, O., June 19 The
opening gun of the new Peoples'
tartv cninpainn in this State will
1 J 1 r-
:uouiht them to Seisrle s store.
When the olficer told the young
ady his business, she remarked in
in indifferent way: "Well, I sup
pose you can take them and I will
mr r t rm
vnte hack to Mr. beijne. ine
illicer brought the trunks up town
md Miss Gorham went on to More- the writer says he evidently regards
head.
She owed Baruch a big bill, $111,
i i i t r. l
we unuerstanu. inner several
The consuls were leaving when
the minister of foreign affairs came
in and begged them to remain, say
ing the president had been sum
moned away on important matters,
but would return immediately.
Referring to Minister Douglass,
the Haytian government with much
more veneration than his own. The
writer vigorously adds that as the
United States claims a moral juris
diction over Hayti it is about time
a Minister of some decision was
sent there to replace Douglass.
NEARLY KILLED BY A MULE.
rain.
At Boston
lyn 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Baltimore Washington 6;
Baltimore 4.
At Columbus Columbus 4; St.
Louis 3.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 14;
Louisville 10.
The name of Mr. Peter M. Wil
son, of Winston, was proposed for
Executive Commissioner of the
North Carolina Fxhil.it, and he
was chosen unanimously. Under
the law he assumes the entire res
ponsibility for our State Exhibit
and he will, of course, be aided by
an Executive Committee to be con-
Black mith Bitteu Severely and
Then Stamped Upon by an Infu
riated Mule.
(By the United Press )
Sebewaing, Mich., June 19. A
terrible fight between a man and an
infuriated mule occurred in Hey-
At Philadelphia Athletic-Bos- tituta later on and by Secretary
ton game postponed on account of tinier, whose zeal in the
rajn work is known of all his acquaint
ances.
The Board then adjourned to
meet again in October.
'I In; Chronicle rejoices in the
selection made, and lelieves that
Sad Deaths in Person County.
snats with her in the store, Mr.
be fired at a big mass-meeting here Baruch caned at her residence and
to-ni'dit. It will be tollowed by demanded navment. "Who are
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ineetimrs in every village and Ham- s:r sie asked. "I don't
il 1 r ii. J 7 EC1H
1 . -. . , v 41wk ttrtl it t K i I . if I
jci irom now vn w know you never say you uciore. Members of the Diplomatic corps
Send your book-keeper around and have ai)pcaied to Douglass to sus
party will mavue I will settle with him." Mr.
t i i n i li r m nrnl nnsi 1 1 nn t.Ti TV Ton r op
he mainly concentrateu on securing 15aruch, however, got ?25 trom her doctrine cans for but in yain.
a sufficient balance of power in the before he left. M
legislature to defeat the re-election jjr. Hinman, the homeopathist,
Special to State Chronicle.
REiDsyiLLE, N. C, June 19.
man s DlacKsmitn snop Wednesday. A sad story comes trom Person the Board could have found no
The mule had an aversion to being county, N. C. Colonel A. J. Hes- better man in the State, vea in the
shod and had to be thrown. ter, prominent and wealthy citizen whole Smith: fur' tin. iwrfiiruuinre
Tr 1 - i-i.v .I- ... I
tleyman said ne would shoe that ot that county,lost his nine-year-old of the duty;
mule in tne regular way or die. son on Sunday last. 1 he boy was The selection of Mr. Wilson
lth the help of three men Hey- buried at 11 a.m. Monday. One will be a source of much
man finally hxed the shoes and went hour atter the burial ot the boy the satisfaction to th;; t at crowd
to the door to cool oft. He had mother died, and another son, aged of enthusiastic Carolinians who
hardly done so when the mule broke seven years was this morning report- are demanding that the Teat
away from the man holding him, ed at the point of death. Typhoid resources with which our State is
and with distended jaws made for dysentery is the fearful disease blest be made known to the world
lieyman. Ihe mule chased Hey- which is bringing so much sorrow Endowed with a distinguished taste
man all around the shop, shot his to this once happy family.
snapping jaws to Heymans face and
of Senator Sherman.
has made a levy on Miss Gorham's
trunks for a bill she owes him for
services. It is understood that she
also owes several other doctors
around town, Dr. Annie , Alexan
der among the number.
Upon
Wm. R.
Will Uncle Sam Get Guatemala.
Asking tor Jefl Davlu's Interment.
(Dy tho United Tress)
Richmond, Va., June 19 A
mass-meeting? was neiuiniue vnum
ber of Commerce last night and a
committee was appointed to visit
New York and impress upon Mrs,
Jetfcrson Davis that Richmond is
A- -.1 .1,1- ttlUl IHV4'j
llie most nnpropnaic s, . - iinm in xw York. The
to inter permanently her husbands v0un2 lady is inex
tV J 9
plicable, but The News has given n
as it is.
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TVnx-Alinrr mvps violent Peaaaciie.
(By The United Fre:-s.)
New York, June 19 A special
to the Herald from the City of Mex
ico, says word was received there
hearineof all this, Rev. .u t,UM
ai i,noLCwl tn toot in ijuatamaia to annex tnai
Atkinson telegraphed to . . TT. , T
Hf nx ormem- COUllliy iu lue uiuieu oiaiw.
XUUl CUttlU vyikj Aicv . . . , , . . , -I
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hership in tbe Teachers' Assembly ..s said that prominent official an,
cancelled; and shortly after the tele- V"V coffee planters of Gua
ot there, Miss Gorham lett "
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
remains.
Sixty Killed by a Cloud Burst.
The Biblical Recorder says: The
Tenth Avenue church, Oakland,
California, Rev. Frank Dixon, pas
tor, is divided and in a big trouble.
Brother Dixon is charged with say
insr that "the Old Testament is a
bit off the nose and lower right
cheek. He fell to the floor and the
mule deliberated pounded his pros
trated body. The doctors fear Hey
man will die of poison from the foam
flecked lips of the mule.
Fourteen Men Buried Under a Fal
len Shed.
Baggage Master Injured.
(Special to State Chronicle)
Greensboro, N. C, June 19,
1891 The bajrsmsre master named
Pliinkett, on the Winston-Salem
train this morning, while rapidly
hlrling some tranks about in the
car, fell out the door on his head
and, it is said, broke his skull, from
which it is feared he will die.
for such' matters and with bound
less information Mr. Wilson is the
man who can exhibit our products
and natural recources to the best
advantage, eveii better than has
ever been done before since he has
fBv the United Press.
lnrtvnT it ru -Tiiri 10 A
v , , -- i o,. - , i i. 1
.nnmmnth lnmW hl ,n ,,nr5o nf ouuc 4'l"I'"iiuii l" 111111
uji in nis enoris. it is a compli
ment to the aggressive town from
which he hails and to the enterprises
in which his labors are enjraed.
By The United Press. J
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ity or wtx iu, uo Bradvcrotine cures them at once.
Latest advices' about the cloud J
r-i mmm-
hurst on last Sunday on oncep- bundle of rubbish," and with belit-
lion Mountain, in the State oi ban j,or periodic neaaacnes, of New Teg
t i...: ot- n th pflTeet that erotine never fails. The atter ei- e
im.wiiu, v itament.
at least sixty lives were lost. Itects are pieasam
When you get off the train at Raleigh
be sure to ask for one of Unchurch &
Lancaster's carriages. We will send
yon and your trunk to any part of the
city for 25 cents. Our stables are open
day and night the year through.
LANCASTER & UPCHURCH,
junl(5t. Raleigh, N. C.
A colored man named David
Outlaw, who tried to maul the life
out of a colored woman yesterday,
was fined $10. and cost by Mayor
erection for Stran Bros., in Berk
ley, was blown down during a sud
den thunder and rain squall yester
day, burying fourteen men beneath
the debris. Monroe B. Kline was
killed and L. E. Hines and J. M.
Keeler were seriously injured. The
others were badly hurt.
Where the Snow Birds Nest.
ine chronicle knows ot no
better man to perforin the duties of
Secretary than Mr. T. K. Bruner.
We believe he is Secretary to al
most every board and organization
in the State that has for its object
the development of North Carolina,
and we know that he is at home in
For a cool place in summer; for
health and recreation visit Linville, this new position.
Lrrandtather Mountain, and the Let us beat the world at its own
beautiful region surrounding them. Fair.
Regular sales of real estate will sixty Earthquakes Shocks la a Day.
commence in Linville on June 1st.
Residence and business lots, and
suburban sites onered at private
sale only. may-G-2-m.
Badger for his fun.
(By the Uoited Presa).
London, June 19 A despatch
from Calcutta says that sixty earth
quake shocks were experienced
throughout the provinces of Bengal
tend to your stomach. Take Sim-' yesterday. Many buildings were
mons Liver Regulator. destroyed.
To feel bright and cheerful at-