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Vol. IX. No. no. ' RALEIGH, N. ., TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1891. PRICE: 5 CENTS.
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THE WHEAT CROP
SUB PUT ON TROUSERS.
OF EUROPE,
Then She Eloped With Her Westley
to Escape Convent Life.
Bv The United Press.
Alliance, Ohio, July 13. Two
nM T- j. o j 4. u youthful tramps alighted from a
Hie Report IS Said to be ;est.bound freight train early 7es-
Somewliat Optimistic. terday morning and were arrested.
When taken to the lock-up it was
THE YIELD OF FRANCE "ound that one of them was a girl
i uresseu 111 uuy tuuLiies.
REDUCED. They claimed to be Mary and
John Ewing, brother and sister, re-
77ie Millers Want to Create the Idea turning to their home in Chicago
from Pittsburg, where the girl hail
that tlte Wheat Crop is Up to
the Average.
By Tne United Prees.
POWDERLY HAS
NOT THE TIME
VRAND SIRE BIJS8fcE'S CONDITIO.
To be a World's Fair
Commissioner.
B Condition Lajrt Night was Mink
Better.
Jclt 13, 189110 p. m Grand
Sire Busbee's condition is still as
favorable as at last repart.
E. Burke Haywood, M. D.
James McKee, M. D.
Hubert Haywood, M. D.
THE KAISER'S
ENGLISH RECEPTIOll,
THE GREAT FAIR.
rri tr - "orld s r air, reviews the i
The German Emperor is of ,heximporiance of Chica
Tobttccotatitica ot Alabama.
Still on British Soil.
WILL DEVOTE H'MSELF TO
BALLOT REFORM.
been working. They were detained
and the police of Alleghany City
were notified. In the evening John
was released and Mary was taken
Washington, D. C, July 13 to the Mayor's residence and locked
A report on the harvest prospects jn a second-stoy room. During
in France and Europe has been re- the night the Mayor was awakened
ceived at the State Department by a noise outside, and on investi-
frorn Commercial Agent Griffin, of gation he found that the girl had
Limoges, France. The National leaped from the window of her room
Millers' Association of France, the and had escaped with the young
report says has just issued an esti- man.
mate founded on very carefully col- ln the morning they were traced sionership, to which he was appoin
lected data, of the probable wheat into the country and found sleeping ted a snort time ag Dv Goy- Patti
He Intends to Secure a Place in the
Constitutional Convention in the
Interest of Election
Reform.
By rIhe United Prear.
Scranton, Pa., July 13 Gen.
Master Workman Powderly has de
clined the World's Fair Commis-
( Jj the United Tress
Washington, D. C, July.13.
The census office to-day gave out
the tobacco statistics of Alabama:
The total number of planters in the
State during the census year was
3,556. The total area devoted to
tobacco is G79 acres. The total
product is 161,539 pounds, and the
value of the crop to the producers,
estimated on basis of actual sales, is
$17,173.
WALES WILL RETURN THE
VISIT.
The London Times Talks About
the Columbian Exposition.
(By Cable.)
London, July 13 The Time
to-day, in a long article on the
World's Fair, reviews the growth
go and
says that it is not doubted that tho
exhibition will in many respects
surpass all exhibitions previously
held. Concerning the advantages to
English exhibitors, the Times saya
that while it is not doubted that no
advantage can accrue to some trad
ers, it must be remembered that the
Wilhelm Visits the Parks of England exhibition is likely to attract visi-
Mr. Gladstone -will not Retire.
(By the United Prees.)
London, July 13 Mr Glad-
harvestof France and Europe for in the woods side by side. The? son. Mr. Powderly says he has stone writes to a Mend that he has
r.o T.nnLf Kt t on,i not tne time necessary ior a proper - "
The estimated yield of wheat for to-dav their relatives arrived from discharge of the duties of the reported, tne remoteest intention ot
1891 will be 82,779,000 hectoliters. Alleghany and took charge
This is the
Tlte Fetes and Grand Recep
tions Continue.
iBy Cable.
tors from many countries, including
China, Japan, South America and
Australia and from markets in
which American and English inan-
facturers are now or soon may be in
of them. World's Fair commissioner, that he ging up the leadership of his par
ty, Dut on tne contrary ne intenas
constitutional convention this fall to taKe a vry vigorous personal
lvO""u; ii. vwivvimi vi tiiv-i. 4l, l. ' x I mm
maximum estimate: it Thwr nnmps arp. Hpss p Stevens intends to seeK an election to tne v """ ",lw,ua Mnt
will be 31 per cent less than the and Westley Mosely. They are constitutional convention this fall to taKe a very vigorous personal
harvest of 1890. lovers, and when Bessie's father in the interest of ballot reform, and part m the next struggle for party su- & distinuis4d on on frisinc
Russia, Tunis, Egypt, Roumania, proposed to place her in a convent that as the head of a great labor or- Premacy m the House of Commons. CabinetMijlisterS) Ambassado
and some of the Dannbian provinces their vounr hearts bled. Bessie ganization he must be independent of letter was written Dy lir. f nat:ons. tnft o-PntlpmP
London, July 13 The Kaiser competition, while even in America
this morning went out unattended itself, perhaps only the temporary
by any one save a guide for a horse- existence of high import duties may
back ride through the most in parts not induce the wealthier portions
of the beautiful Hatfield Park. His of the community to deny them
host, Lord Salisbury, directed that selves the luxury of English manu
every park should be thrown open facture in the departments iu which
for the inspection of his imperial England stands without a rival.
guest. On the Emperors re- lne more they see ot the warea
A. I
England can produce, the more
certain they are to become impatient
A ll A 1 1
was ui me system wnicu loads these
2 the wares with almost prohibitory
turn
to
the Hatfield
luncheon
house an
was served.
FIVK IN A DAY.
and some of the Dannbian provinces their young hearts bled. Bessie ganization he must be independent of ne ieuer was written Dy iux
,:il 1. o t.ii. inviroct In Mnn. .1 J 1 T -xl .1 .1 J :At- t a PntfltlOr 1 r or tlfl !1 IfltlPflS Til viuoiuii uiuxovxi uuu. ouuho ucnu
t in mi v, ii itvTtoi-. ah nun- uonueu uoys eiuuies ana eiupeu wilii i n n r
gary it will be .below the average this Westley. They had little money tne end that he may be free to criti-
year. The estimates given by the when they started and when they cise tne acts ot public otlicials.
millers, the report says, are opt 1- reached this city neither had a cent,
mistic. The desiro to create an R. W. Stevens, Bessie's father,is
impression that there is a better a rich business man of Alleghany,
supply than really exists, . is all Young Mosely is connected with
done with a purpose to buy grain 0ne of the best families of that city.
as cheaply as possible in those
fortunate countries that have an
abundance to export. Explosion at Norfolk.
In conclusion the report says, not
only France but all Europe is look-1 (By The United Pre-a j
ing longingly to the wheat fields of Norfolk, Ya., July 13 At
Chicago's Drowning Record.
By The United Press.
Chicago, July 13. Five deaths
by drowning was the record in this
city vesterdav. John McNeff and
Lucy Kaiser were drowned while j
1 a . T 'ill .. Tl a.T
ooating on tne ljittie ljaKe at Col
umbia Park during the afternoon.
sadors of duties.
foreign nations, the gentlemen of The. Times enumerates the dis
the Imperial suite and Right Hon- advantages arising trom the distance
orable Joseph Chamberlain and his 0I Chicago from England, the high
wife. It is reported that the Prince cost of labor in the United States,
and Princess of Wales have ac- from the alien labor act, "but it
cepted the Kaiser's- invitation to says it may at least be hopefully
visit Germany in full state during remembered that the government
the autumn as guests of the nation, has supreme control of the exhibi-
London, July 13 Lord Salis- tion, and that there will be there-
bury's entertainment of the Empe- re ample power and willingness
ror and Empress of Germany at to set aside .for a time, all impedi
the Hatfield House was taken ad- ments which might threaten to dU
vantage of by the residents in the minish the success of the fair. The
Birmingham, Ala., 13 In neighborhood, and the country folk enormous resources of the United
ht Wm. Hoi- lor miles around, who flocked to the states will be treely used to support
seat of the Premier to pay their wuat has now become a national
er in phraseology nor chrography
the slightest sign of the waning
powers ascribed to the writer by
those who would gladly see him
abandon the field and cease 'the ac
tivity with which he has hitherto
obstructed their political path.
A Duel to the Death.
(By the United Press )
u hi ic lui iiiii " me uKja.ii iui ciiuic ti j. a. l a.
O Klrkiint nAiintv Inct nirr
iiiu uiiutu oiiiius. dsi, jcai man :io tins atternoon the boner ot the ww,cu lciraBW 4113 "U1U u" U11C U1 Hno-sworth and John Mcov nromi- seat ot
hoped that bouth America would Bay Line steamer, Jane Moseley, the' oars and it quickly slid trom the ent farmers fount a to the respects to the imperial visitors enterprise. The result can hardly
.v.ir ourrv j expiuueu near ner uuuk, senuusiy in- wou" death. Hollino-sworth was accused and incidentally :o enjoy tne ireedom wuu me magnuuueoi tne means
me vi gemme Avepuunu, uut u-uv junng John li. Uockrell, who was " "PFCU uuaM hv MoCov of makino- indecent nro- ot the spacious and beautiful grounds wnicn win De employed.
nomention ismadeot these countries, blown overboard. He will proba- and " capsized, throwing I aolc . wwa aTpH which surround that famous old It has been decided that the Rov
all hope is built upon the United bly lose the sight of both eyes; and both of its occupants into the wa- J fractured Hollin
States harvest. The fact, as re- at present his life is despaired of. ter- ' McNeff, who is a good swim- , ,
cently stated, is that the bread of Capt. Barclay and the assistant en- mer lost his life while trying to save
ijUroj)e must come iroin jti-iuencu.
Electric Sparks.
gineer are reported missing. The the girl- enry Uampell and
boat is a wreck. Lescere Young lost their lives yes-
Later The man Cockrell who terday while bathing near the Pull-
was removed to the hospital, died man boat house- The boys, who
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at 8 o'clock this evening. His pa- were nme ana ten years old respec-
o-swnrtri's skull with English home. The gates of the al Commission to represent Great
with a rock and Hollingsworth stab- vast park were thrown open and Britain at the A orld's fair will be
bed McCoy through
Both men died to-dav
THE OHIO CONTENT.
I By the United Pr as.
Three Italians were fatally in- rents -reside in Washington. The tively, were bantering each other in
jured and one killed in a powder captain has shown up.
explosion on tne ranroao, ten mnes
Who
RASERALL. YESTERD A
south of Vanceboro, Ky.
While a party of movers were en
camped on Wolf Bayou, July 10th,
Cleburne county, Ark., lightning
struck the wagon of a man named
Anderson, instantly killing his wife
J ' Murphy; Moins, Hurley and Kelly.
lhe Spanish fortes has adopted Umpire, Ferguson.
a measure granting amnesty to all At Philadelphia Athletic 12,
venturing into deep water and got
beyond their depth. Teamster John
Swanson was drowned in the lake
at the foot of Berry avenue while
Will the Democrats
Against McKinley?
By United Press.
Clevelan
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three times, thousands ot people, many ot whom compoaeu oi me council ot the ho-
had travelled dozen of miles in ciety ot Arts, which carries with it
vehicles of every description and the prestige of having the Prince of
stage of dissolution and on foot Wales as its president and Sir Rich
thronged the pathways and lawns, ad Webster, the Attorney General.
i-. -. . . . a 1 mi n .i
Run and devoured the luncheon they as 118 cnairman. ine council con-
brought with them under the shade tains many members who are well
of the great trees. The Emperor qualified to insure a successful issue
ov t i io is said to have enjoyed this picture The appointment of the Council as
?! 1 ii e of rural life quite as .much as he did a commission also implies that Sir
By The United Press.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Boston Boston 6 ; Cincin
nati 1. Batteries: Haddock and
watering his horse.
NAVAJO INDIANS.
Is There to be Another Uprising?
By the United Press.
Flagstaff, A. T., July 13.-
During the past month the Navajo
Indians have been acting in a defi
T il lL.' J i l. , ,11 i-.r,
n t- the more gorgeous sights presented Henry ood will be its secretary.
ii. t, t' in his honor in the Metropolis.
are in the city to-night, lo-mor- 1
luvv, iiuwever, iiiej win cumc in vn
special trains from all directions,
and the demands upon the hotels
DID SHE COMMIT SUICIDE.
by wire and mail give promise that The Mysterious Death of aBantiiul
Wednesday s gathering will be one
of the largest that has ever been
By the United Press.
Boston, July 13. The death at
The Royal Cammission has receiv
ed a grant of $125,000, which is
less in amount than any previous
grant made for a similar purpose.
The willingness of the Council to
accept this small sum is due to the
experience gained at the Paris ex
hibition, for which the government
i ' i 7 -i i i , c "M KnTnv liilxr I I h nonth ti r , iui nuiv.u ilvj ci iiiucuir
political political exiles, including Louisville 2. Batteries: Sanders ant manner towards the whites, and pjaced. to the credit of Ohio s boston juiyi The Council is
Tnilitnrv nflTpndprs. r,ri f;n;r,. tt;o1,i ,i t?o. : iQ a anai !, ot.o Democracy. Most ot the ar- lu viuorw noiei odiuruay oi flj.. i..
military offenders.
Norfolk, Va., July 13. Sun
day afternoon as the train on the
Tar River section of he Seaboard
and Roanoke road was turning one
of the curves near Coney station,
it struck an unknown colored deaf
mute, killing him instantly.
Norfolk, Va., July 13. Sun
day morning a colored man living
at Getty's Station started Irom
and Millio-nn: Fitzwrald nnd Rvnn: it is the. o-p.npral belief thai thev are Democracy. Most Ot the
o o j o j - . , J1
Umpire, Davis. , only waiting a favorable opportu- rivals oi tne aiternoon aim evemiig ,
Mrs. J. Clifford, of Charleston, S.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 2, Col- nity to drSe the cattlemen from were adherents of Gov Campbell, tj, MWjaie
I J li p ji r : l nt snifunr. hpransfl t he If pv.nnlps arm
A courier has Dut many oi inem, uir seeing, - C J
-I .. i t l I wmr nw nrAnopa nt tha rmm worn
v r conservative men wno nave uurne ? ..w
JUab ttUlVCU 1 11C1C 1IUU1 tllC I I . i .i .11
vi etAnrtArl with tnwp Uonti npnrenanpre
Umpire, Jones. ; Little Colorado, thirty miles tne neat and rden ox ie uay iux
northeast with the. intelllo-enee that e democracy in inaiiy u. iiain - o ,
5 0- i ' I " " , . . 'a. ftnpn "hp (ioroocort is Hoc
St. Louis 6. Batteries : Foreman a band of 600 Navaios have taken tougnt campaign were iree io con- 3.
I ' v II M .1 A Z X .X - n l 1 1.1 II IflI I 1 M- III J H. I M'2 111 M il
possession of the stock on Wm. ress tneir oissausiacuon witu uuu ----- - o - -
r - avv . .1 1 i a. J 1 ntftnftpwitn ftnrpnnsspssninr mnnnpr.
t?q r.nnii a i.A,0i.a. resrret over tne iookouv : aim meie rr....0
confident of having sufficient funds,
to insure the success of the British
exhibition.
A N gro "Blood" in Trouble.
and McGuire ; Griffith and' Cook.
Umpire, Kerins. .
At Pittsburg, Pittsburg 6, Phil
adelphia 7. Batteries : King and
By The United Press.
New York, July 13 Ralph E.
Langston, son of Congressman
regret over me iuuuui j uu wciu r- r o t u 1 1
yacncta-paA nn W ajA n ac' o tt oftor. 1 A-nfSlOn. I II C COIOTCQ rePrCSenta
from the rang and slaughtering a been a gooddeai oi taiKanu no, T VfT;; V tire of Petersburg Va was taken
luulluo r6 uuu uguuug , -o . noon and uaia the hotel charires in UTe 01 eiersourg, va.,
mSriS advance. Her meals were served before recorder Smyth in general
uuWuB wcu dauSck discordant in her room. On Thursday and 8 i?a7 a committed in
large reinforcements from the re- aa0Pte . to paciiy tne discoraam j default of $1,000 bail. Lantnn
was intoxicated, and about 2 a. m, At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 0, servation. Sheriff s' Francis will elements.:. The, act is recognized J is under indictment on a charge of
sif that the KepUDiicans are uuneu uv-v v . -
OI I ,i . a t . I n hn n i4 1 ti or nnn inveiglement nrpfpr.
states mat aiter reading tnem sne o i"
Portsmouth to his home, taking the Mack ; Geason and Clements. Urn
Atlantic and Danville track. He ri re Tmth
scene
an outgoing Jreight ran him down, not, a Tiatfomoa.- PiKnnrne leave - for the
breaking several ribs. He is not ir . oi fioh. thp tpmiWp; thia Ynnrnina wit.K and enthusiastic that as their stana
expected to live. zeli. Umpire, McQuaide. . ' 300 armed cowboys to arrest the and bearer thej. have one ot the Ke-
MUro TTnUi- w0 ' a n,:.n PhiVor, .q ' "Kavfr hnT-a nf fU Won! Tf Franeia publican leaders of the nation; that
backer, has received a teWram from Ynrlr 7. batteries : Hutchison and fails to arrest the chiefs and get the that the Campaign is to be iought,
not so much upon state issues as
AIM 1IIIIT .1III.II. 'I I'l'lll II I II IF B.W 1 U I ITT T 111 1.11 . m- I I W 1 v. Will .'V-l I I I I I iik 1 1 1 M Bill I III! I r-.mf- I Vj Vl. I.t 1 111 I 1
.j.rw..kJ VVVfciH0 14, X X 1.11 S3 I UltlilCUgCy XIIUUIW UUVk . JUT Km.JAm.nu j w i w " I . . , . 4 rf
: nn,fl nnri T)nrr n m tho vai Hanoi-tmant will h annpfl - upuii a iiiiiiuiiiii viic 1." ")
JU1U11C, lUnUO CkUU AjaVtiU. niu uolca imvui' " w "'f 1
finish for a nurse nf $2,000 t At Pleveland fllevelaud 7. ed to and trooos will probably be that it i
118 nminil tho mm ir, t,u rjnna ti in BotL;oc. TTnnnss nrrlererl nut The Navains are the ad that there is a greater necessi
in September under the auspices of and Gruber, Doyle and Terry; largest tribe in the territory, there fJ to-day for a strong united JJe
the Twin City Club of Minnea- Hemming and , Daily. Umpire, t being about 18,000 of them and they mocracy in Ohio than at any period
. . oT-o Txroii voi finoiailv since war times.
That Bonnet.
cast them aside and went hvsteric- rea against mm dj iiss iieien su
ally. It is thought that she did Graff, of Brooklyn.
not register her real name and ad
dress. Dispatches sent to Charles
ton about her have not been an- He You told me before we were
swered. married that you could live on love,
TT. and now you touch me for a twenty
10 boxes fine fresh lemons. Uzzle dollar bonnet.
has them. 219 South JFilminMon She Yes, dear ; but it is a lov
street.
of a bonnet.
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