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. tate t From Borland Jwda Oa.
)hat0iMrtm8l,B BarooB,
Do Yaw eiunt Malt, Boy as Badger.
: VUw Uh Bun. Andrews. : , . :
BarweU . buna.
. HrMi and Heal, Alexander Baa A Co.
' K ckl.SU!. WalMDkTli.
. naeal Qroeery.
redyerottaa.
. Hllwl BemaA '.
Mrs Jm Pereon's Baaaedy.
riOCLI'8 COMJMS. .
MEIHIB, MBtjONit-Wlti reflalve uoMm
.r of da melons Monday. Ha
log )ul returned from Oa, where I made tha
heeeeary arrangeaaeatlor my melons dur
nl tha aaa-nt I 'can always give my o
tomerafrtsa uiatoaa.aad at lata prlee
than Uieyeaa retold onaa. All I aak la a
Ulal order and I am aara of a aealomar Br
ordering from ma yoa ara aara of getting
fresh melons ti I t Uieoe d wt hum iba
it aaw . 001 latin a yonr ordara 1 am
. Yoar truly, H.U.UMK.
A wlraoidsnalatyoxpoaaa.
TT iriraa putitiuu In a acbool or prlraia
family. QiittlldeaUOBt! Kogilab, IiId,
' Vraaoh abu rudiaaaBtaofBuslr. Hfaranoaa
aobangaa. Areaa, m m B K UUna,
rimbarville.R.ickmcuamCo , Vliglala.
AH1EU-An MMnuaM taaenar oa-
WANXXO. To aopply 10 lbi. trab
oouutry toultar aaoB we-, ar. Apply u
Boa Obroiuele, J A il.
WAN fkU-Htx good dialag room walUra.
Rof raniiaa maat ba gl ran. Addraaa
3tt-H - Jambs T. BKiLaa. Un villa, N.O,
tirSClAL KOtlCES.
rpnE hitkory safety bioyolb
- L Bomethiog entirely new. Strong
eat. Llghteat. BMlest-Baaning, Moa
Oomfortabla (or Ladle or Oenta Price
S100. Oatalogae Frra. T. T. Gilmer,
Afrfc, Charlotte, N. 0.
Shred Cocoanut makes ex
cellent pies. For sale at the
Progressive Grocery.
Bradycrotine is recommend
ed for Headaches
Friend to friend.
WHEN WK H AVK CAU lOK A BLOOll
nurlflar and ara aaked by our oaiomra
to raoommrnd ooa from the numerous
- patent medlntnea on our helvea we In.
vurlubly torn to Nolaudlna. We dr to
because we bare ooDfldeaee In tba manu
ranturing ehenlat, believing him to ba
competent to prepare a medicine of that
e taracter forreneral oaa.
POLK MILLJCB A 00.. DrnggliU.
for. Mlnth and plain at., Richmond. Va.
Narrona debility, poor memory, diffi
denoe, weekneM, pimples, cured by Dr
Mi'oe' Nerrioe.
Sttraplea free at Bnrwell ft Dunn'a.
Ill
I BAD THIS. We bare nerd Mrs.
bEAD THIS. Joe Pcraon'a Beme-
uj in our family, end belive it will do
everything ahe claim for it. It to the
tlBral Nervine we have ever found, will
qu etthe nerves and give good natural
a m to thoie who ere ratleea. -It U
bxme remedy, worthy of home patron-
B. T. PIEBCB.
News Yerry, May 8th, 1881.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
nix months ago we gave an order for
I trge lot of the finest
English Tooth Brushes
English Tooth Brashes
thtit eon 14 be made, to ba Imported dl
i t to as. They have arrived, and we
tu ike this proposition: For S3 cents we
iruarantee to sell the beat brash made.
d if there is a single briatle falls out
e will refund the inoniy or a new
l ash. We have a rourraot with the
imnufectarer to this effect-' Oar name
,,u handle of each brush.
JOHOAN ft rx)., Draggiets.
BURWELL & DUNN,
Wholesale ft Retail Dragghta.
Charlofe, N. G.
Keep a large stock of pure,
well selected drugs, medicines,
paints, etc.
Parties desiring anything in
, their line would do well to con
suit them before buying.
JEUR'g Clotlpiut raft nrnUtjiajt
W. KAUFMAN & CO.
j'
Radi'-al Reductions
: - Have been mule on the prices of oar
' " high grade suits to fill np the gap in our
: medium and lower grade sesottmsnt.
4 7S
Offers choios of sboat 850 elegant 820,
$18, $17 Mao's and Toutha' Sutra.
Tfoo nwlw kava an if aaiaA la thia Bins raj.
oedsnted offer, and the out Insure all
, purchasers a clear saw g oi is to z per
- ' Parents Save Money.
There ara a hundred of sorperb bar
gains in oar Juvenile Department. We
motioa but taro or three. The i Knee
Pant Suit are the competitors' regular
$7 and $7 60 artiolev Kills for UUke M
lows at $$,$3 10, $S, and ,$8 50 which
leprssent a saving Of Irons llHIo il
Thousands of shirt waist in errr prop
r fabrio, from 25s. up. Big bargaina
thia week in our Bead wear Department.
Ws are closing bat $00 pairs ladiea
Fine Shoea worth from S3 to $9.50 at 50
, oeoliipsit,
160 pair Meat low qnarte shora,
' - ma ra in - - -
waw uuui w eu m m tw vcm
W. KAUFMAN & CO.
Hi Caltsnt) 50TB at Csatral BoltL
T--
tosttl), Clck, JcsclrB, (Set.
J0 YOUR GLASSES SUIT?
If not you let as fit yoa with a $air
of superior glasses. Oar prices are
eeediagly moderate. Itot , only ao
we ourselves fk glswa, bat w alao
flU oculist' praecripUon. II yoa
have a cumber that soits f oa, bat
want a pair of glasses, send your
amber, and we win fill your order
at barorain rwirt-s. We aro down
low on glasses, to get your trsds.
BOYNE ft BADGER,
Jewelers and Opticians,
Uhat lotto, N. a
Org oo09, Qtt.
ONLY A FANCY PARASOL.
HM. -AWn. lBwaam wkS.e WA KaM IMAII atsA.
M? VI eVlMV ISIIWI nwa " v Hexw aa -
vertiaiug taooy parasois m ihsubufi
olk. Many of these pat awls have been
aM. Wa nnrehaaAd aha entire Una of
samDles need by a travelling man for
one or (lie largest parasoi msnuiaoturera
. ' . . . . .1 . , T . 1 1 J m.Jt
in tee uuiva rtsies. ua traTatisu au
sold to tbe southern trad. H finished
k 1- l.ln . n H wiuttArf A ..II hi. iimnM.
We bought them at fifty cents on the
UHUWI " .VMM. ,
bat st factory price leas fifty par cent
Up to this time these parasols have
been sold at a profit to us. We have toe
many oi (hew. The season is passing
bye to us. But June Degianing tor yuu w
use them liandsome parasols are ex
iMuulve whan vou have to bur them in
the resular war. Read what we are
going to ao wiw our u jAsae m
parasol as an example auu judge the
rest by this: Manufacturers sells this
handsome black polka dot grenadine
parasol Kt $9 Ketailer then says sis ou
lir it. liHhold te mtitnuL Manufacr
tu'Sis say IS. we aa 60 cents on the
dollar caah That bi Iukn it no to 4.60.
Wa uiiml mikkn ki in i.Lltl f.L' mi from BOW
on we say if 00 Do you see the point?
Fir- dollars buvs a X13 SO psrasol. All
go Mie same way.
T. L. hEIGLE & CO.
a.niiuet, rgana unfTpiano.
"THERE IS
NOTHING
NEW
UUNDER THE
SJ
SUN."
I shall not attempt to prove
that this quotation is univer
sally untrue, but as applying to
the Folding table and Wash'
stand which I have just receiv
ed, in this part of the country
it is in a measure an exagger
ation. I ara the first to put this
very ornamental and usetul
piece of furniture on the mar
ket tf In it is combined a hand
some center table, a washstand
with bevelled mirror, also
towel rack with every one you
get. A bowl and pitcher, a
receiver and soup dish, I have
th.iri in antiq-it; oak and wal
nut tt$t 1.50 each. Come and
examine them.
V. M ANDREWS
. The Furniture Man.
Tie Wsatksr Sfptrt.
"WismsOTOS, D. C! Jcs 4 Fore-
an; amtkwary tatttpmUrot atottitarty
CHARLOTTE, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE at, 1891
j i-ii: lucrw ritsivtii if ;
Frr stisilsis (or tasSatlfsri lt
tit vrtSM ceitsraiisa.
HnArli.1 in Tvil.awMnrxl.1 .1
nir t-amm' n.a . JnBetXL-Aeseat
i lna of the direotora of the North Ssata
lapiorement Company wss held in. that
city yesterday and Dri W. A. Lash, ti
Walnut Uove, was elected preul$t aff
tha O. F. A 7. V railroad an saecssi
Ite'. Julius -A Oiay It is supposed
that Uc. Laeh iu anore to ureenseoro,
1 . it.u i.... Bt.btln MmnRiinaa
Oak Btdt uh the board ofdirswlote of
theN. U 1'up. Uo. and asksdthsm to
I run a branch road from 8uflamervlUet0
n.k 11 1 1 Tin nanus mi sfcaaitianl
propose to grade tba road If the railroad
wui lay tns toe trace:, ine anawwa- waa)
rt.mi I . ll,al W. V V. B. S. CkV
aith instructions to investigate and at
tbe road will pay running sinenses the
matter will be brought up before the
directors again. '
Judge D.Suhesokis) asaldng Barem-
U..irnfi.nnita aha MtlahratloB at
the bsitle ground pat ana am ot Jul,
ope of the biggest things the State has
ever seen, xa au lasarview whsi sb
Judge a few nights ago. as dswlassd his
tuiii.tf that lha atiar man tut . the
State and a great many from a distance
wouia oe snere. io uuk aeaw iva m
..t !! nf ..raiiia far klauBtirinS' and.
unBttsh devouoa, hs preservatipw
or rather the resurrection of the history
of our Utate. ua waa we nrst to eow
oetve . the idea of- BsaAtng ft -ffsaee
of interest out or. Ine PSilie
grouad and tiuod then bet nasi maaw of
U one of the most attractive places in
the State The following are tome of
th man artrantinna for aha 4th. A
grand parade campoeed of members of
InnRt.tnillril thm. Third .. BaajmSnt
Bind, the Guilford. Oootiamtato, In
nnnHnakital unifona. A akoir
.ha ka.t wnlnaa In riiaiiaalnsa II
tyflve mounted msalas aarratges
containing speaAsrs aaa unnoswae per
souages. But oaa of the chief features
tk. 4.. will la a ttanvota BA
rade under the oaptsdtwy si Oeo Flts-
SimmoOB, wno ai oaa ex taaaaaiarwa-
piisoea riaers in sua caw
RuMlut BVataa aa Ulvaav
DaahI. 9nmkmm mrwmm a piiasoll far
tk. u...UIin 11 1 Mi aaal Waa Baa it area
not aeuverea; ne aowewwigaTeai
press . i ne ioiiowmT as an iippji
r a aaa aanaa aaa ' I
buying a 500,000 oaneee of attret pec
month, pay lag to tm wsiavi ssaBBiy
notes, and have and will aotn 1,000 000
ounces per month until the nrst of July
nnwl llhsf K n SB. A n m S inSUVaaaaUS
with the Secretary of the Treasury as to
.u.i.h lll k. .MlaU. Maaa the
Allison bill or ins waa pasaea, we nave
coined 8101,878,158. and this, whole
sum is now in active aimuiatioa,
malnlw In the form ctt Ua Dinar faoiv-
I A 1 .1 mIn. mmkA liar l.a
representatiTSS have neeo' mainminea
t anaal auanhaainar wain a. laJ I do not
see ine sngmee uaoarwr, saan a
KaAM haIImi aS aiS tiIna ataa aaaaaw
ttnue the existing status between tho
twometets. Alton bum subs u naa
given as the best currency that is used
Km an.- n-A-l. fwt mnlA. AHV allwa.
our gold and silver certifloates, oar
greenbacks ana Treaaary notes, are au
lth miM Wlak all af nnv all-
ver, and with all oar paper money, wo
. 1 . I f . A I . ..
are on a goia dbwdj, sums suvra w nay.
To eet $80,000,000 of our gold. Great
Ifeitaln aiul ntha EaMBftUI OflUBr-
tries rjBida premium to get tho
aallnar mstal fmm OA thus Ml-
wu, a.i . r-r 11 1 -
d isooant so far as American gold is con-
M 1 1 - mmm I-
twrntNii. jBwswe i. ua amw aw ymnm u.
England, which is sing! a goldstan-
wif,.M ImaLaa anM haa haen
a, a .wamlnm ant thalr naner mono.
wui la ua u uimi marai wa a.
ilnnhla aTanilanl. hnlHa ita silver and
naner money at oar with gold. Bat I
say to the advocated of free and unlim
ited orinage thit toere m me grsates
nia.ihla Huifn of thatr Holier KSUitins:
in s premium on xoia sn ns wwu
-.r, f Y nil lainri inmi mil odbbht,
1,1. 'n.uiffli a aiivnr Daaia. ana on
level a ;'.h India and Chios In this re
spect. To avoid sach a deplorable
result, conservative action must pre
vail.
THAT FREE MAIL DELIVEET.
A rThtle Bleck if 8ttrefl ts
Wiittsa Saei.
a.i-l i.Tiiirsuiii'L. 1
WI9BT0H DUiIS. n. U. aae iu.-.as
Rn.nl n AMarman of Wlnatoai
ooncur heartily with the resolutions
adopted by tbe Chamber of Oommeroo
and Tobacco Board of Trade relative to
a free mail delivery system. It Is thought
now tune wo matter aa a piyuwnN
ftftrtaint.
Wlnston-Beicm ts doing a vso
amount nf hutMlna' thia veer. The COBe
tract will be let in a few days for tho
erection of a large and handiome block
nr aanraa nn anain airaai.
Prof. W, A. Blair, President of tho
People's Nationei Bank, of this city.
K siotw avaiiajm avnt sawimswawi
OoUego, where ks is twokad to deUver
an si omul address at tho Oommsnrw
avf nsasa. tyMsiwhi rsteBt bs mavmws narn vsa. a
ment next Monday nignt. uo wtu aiao
remain over there on Tuesday to kw
the frraduatAns addrona of hi yoangeat
bioihfr. who will be awarded the high-
aaa.a a aa-.a tjr i ti isj nlsitml -. X '
Misa Floreaoa Siatsw. of Ralebxh. wno
has been viaitiog reburvm in this ettv.
left nero yesteraay xor taew ibxa,
when aha was to set aail todsv for
WU bi Rumaa.
A . mm ' 1 J fia
day afternoon from Bottdorson stating
that ha haaahall nlnfa arhinh had an an-
gsgvmtwtro play o gasoe here this
aitmoon ouia not eoawe. ine news
iLin j.i,m la mu "hlua BMa"
aa avail aa an m.na attaena who WBM
lotiklag lor war a to a very wtereeturg
game.' .-' ," -'
ft... tar2na.M r . v. mwA InalaaH
Company, which baa made largo pur
chases in North Wilkesboro, Tbeld aa
laanrtaM aaMia thia arenk Bad laaawd
the Hotni Gordon, and will fit it UP in
modern style. Tho company also de-
ouei to oroer at onoo a eomptese owns
uUI I., a umaa anil iah
office which they propose sstalishing
" - "" v.c- v.
JKAIa 1SU JaVlms TI oj AVs fUwUlrVn WasWAV
hAvstwa liif ta Chax lotto for
. - a". l.a al-a mm
msx year, art it pa bmww bbbb aaavaw w
hsMlaf tVmJBaTt
SILVfcR ADYANCIAG.
DIRECTOR LEACU BOOGHT LAEG2-
LY Bt CAUSE OF THE ATOOACH-
1NG ADVASCK-
AFFAIRS II HAITI-
iTMrjaitsdStatstlicUae ta Let lat
ter Tags their Ctirse
Ikara.
Waminqtoh. D. C. June SO. D:-
i raesor Leach, of the Mint Bureau, made
the following statsment ths afternoon
est the subieot of silver: "Toe puce of
silver today Is $1 01, five ounce, an sd-
vaeoe of throe or four cents ova the
pries at wblcb silver has hung for ssv-
ersl months.
"I boua-ht lareely Wednesday and
frldav. beeauM I believed from indica
tions that tbe pries of silver was going
no and that it was to the interest or ine
arovsrnment to tret its quota of four sod
one half million ounces per month at
the lowest nosaible Harare, while It Is
hallavad that considerable silver repra
seated br Certi flea tee on New York
aanak annann-e Is neld on loreliin sc-
I oouat, tho visible stock thst is, stock
aha ta for sals hss decreased and offers
to the srovornment nave fallen off
laTimlv.
Vnr thia and othnr reaaona it ia
thought that present advance is largely
metal, secretary naa not ueoiueu yet
whether bo will continue the comsge
.llwa nllara aftar the flrat nrnKinui.
I bat will make a decision in that matter
promptly on htt return nest week.
HATTUX AJTAIBS.
If aim whaat eana nf India should bo
a lacgv mm mw V "
tats increased shipmento of silver to p y
for It and thia would hstve the tendeuvy
(0 moreaee sne raias ui waca,
Disturbed repablM is being watched
with apprehension by our own go re re -
sent, bat there is still strong belief that
Hay liana will be able to restore order
without outside interference.
The treasurei a itatement issued this
mornnmg, bat the bearing date of the
ith inaaant shows an overdraft of M8t
788 against which there are 813 887,187
ou deposit in tbe national Dan as ana
$80,192,040, ia fractional silver. Appar
ent deficit is $100 000 less than appealed
In yeanrday "s statement
Ihe following ttstement was prepar
ed la the secretary's office at snowing
the aotuai situation to aate: avaubdio
cash balance June 1st, exclusive of de
posits In the national banks, $10,188,478
Receipts to June SO, $30,072 KM). Total
$80310,880 Paymenta to Juno 90 (In
cluding $18,818,185 for pensions) $28,
774,804, leaving an araiisble balance
June tu, or co.too.va.
an nfflniai inrormauoB nss nan re
oeived hero of the mooted intervention
lk. Snwinua miaai In ITavtlan
a .uw, muvvnw r ' ' ' J
affairs. The fact cannot be disguised
tnsi tne situation lua, nrarai uuw
arith a iron a- nrobsbllitiea that It will ba
progressive. The government purchases
aro ovsaentiy matong n aeciueu uopw
aeononpraia.
A a an tha attltnifn of the United
States government toward the reported
. . . a . 1 .1 . l.H-
OOaiempiBsea soamwa anwa wa xia-
ropeaa nstions, nothing can be predict
ed until it la definitely known what
shape its aonon win assume, it is re
cognised as a fact here that tha
"strong" government ia about tho only
government that can maintain order in
,1 , . 1 L.U 1 .1...
amau semi-vivpuw irjmuiw. mn auav
nnUtas tha ruler adonta tha most vigor
ous repressive measures bis tenure of
Ofnce ana reign oi intern! peace ara
apt so DO Of snort uuraston.
Oonseaaontly the government oi the
United States U not likely to view with
anmixea oatiaaoHon. interiereoo ui
European . powers in Demoorstii
affairs of oar small sister republics
when the conduct of their rulers is re
pagnant to its own ideas of fair dealing
and oomity.
But if it should be true that tbe presrnt
ruler of Baytf is mentally irresponsible
and has unjustly visited his wrath upon
foreign residents of ibo country it is
uniixeiy tnas tne nuurow uwwmw w
bo invoked to protect him from thecon-
- a mmm Tk ante navar
maintained that this doctrine set aside
tho rnBdamentAi rigns oi a nation to
I.m .nklMl. fanm n i It rna rmfinl
pivmi IW .UUj uv wm . wu. ii .. . i -
and abuse of t&eir property rlghte when
... a ,a . a J If SL.
reuaiog ia momutt ooBDry, iau u
proposed Earopenn eetioa is limited to
.ekm iliaAkooM a kmk Auk-r it ! Imnnta
uv UASivisms BB,a pb iwj - -w
sible that aay logical protert could or
wooia ne maae uy uuToruuiou. ua
tho United States.
THE DAIAIE 0V THE FLOOD
Wbick Tlsitol tls Coaitry Artiil
Petri.
nu . fit Jau CnAiljlltuutal
pmrticuiars of tba Hood which washed
eert Fsrm Creek and Copperas Creek
valleys Thursday night verity ine nrst
reports of tho heavy damages. People
on Fob da Lee wars completely hemmed
ia by tho angry watera, but yesterday
I wo men iron iaa w w
bridge sad raacbed this city. Farmers
fos five or six miles np to the river and
a mile and a half back to the hills havs
loat ail their crops, in many piacas
tt is yet standing nine reet deep
over eorBfieWe. .
Along the Toledo, I'aons sua west
ers road ia a terrible scene of the
wreckage. Tbe hoasehold furniture of
people m rarmaaie ana nutou wa au
washed away. Baby rarriagea, wagons,
daad oatile. Diaaos, tablee and fences
aaa atilad tan f hiffh. aoainst tha rail-
road tsesths. The iron bridge, 800 feet
long, over tho mile crees, ai oora
pieted. washed away and has not yst
been located. In Fob d Lao towb
ehip, where two big brack yards stood
Thursday, there is bow ten foot ef
water. The loss of crops, live stook
Bttd rardsrjs wUl he eoosrmoaa. '
. IS LUaattODO TOWUUP blaaa IW
usaB was driving homo wkaaSMutof
. a. . a aaa A A . A. s A a a. a A .
lignming (uin oom mm auittsi as ne
FUhs ATHiLF Miaf
0a State CBitei i Briaort sf t Usy.
tie I.
RiLsion. M. O . June 0 -Stats 8 iga
ware half maat urn lha oepitol today as
amaikotrvapeotto lha late hiuot.
Raid. ...
JnnatKan. Wood Will. to
morrow inori.ine ni tha Baptist Taber
nacle heie bo rd slued aa miouuer.
tbi ofi b wires STOIT.
Twt Train oa Us lUnsls Csilnl Crask
ints Eitk OUsr-tks FaUl Emit.'
Nsw Ohlbsnb. La , Juae 80. A ool
llssion oa too Illinois Central railroad
last night near Suave, oauasd by aa
open switch where freight train side
tracked and ran into by south bound
express. Kour mea were killed and six
evrly injured. TnekUWd wsrs: En
gineer W. D. Mitchell, MremaB Jjha
Lawsoo, Chas. Munn, all of MoOomb
city. Miss.; and Bill Williams (colored)
of Uammoodji La Wounded: Engineer
Chas. Oorsa, of New Orleans, about
head; Postal Clerk L. H. Bin ford, of
Jackson, Tsnn., spine breast and legs;
Postal Clerk T. J. Fraaar, of Trenton,
Tenn., teverely soslded about lower
limbs, hands and face; Ison Lswis (col
ored) severely injured about legs, head
and hsuds; Jim Lswis (colored) of
. 1 , , . .luu.. - - -
nammonu, severely uura ammi au,
face aad hands; OsiviB Neds ((Mtored)
badly soslded about bead and upper
portion of body and both logs broken.
The mail train waa behind time and
wss running very fast whoB the acot
denl oocurrvd. Some of the passengers
were severely shakea ap bat none seri
ously hurt. When the passenger train
paeeed into the open switch there was a
mighty crssh of two great bodies to
getber with grioding mstal, the btsemg
of escaping steam and pitiful shrieks of
wounded men. The mall Wain consist
ed of s mail oar, bagagevsmckerjadtes
coach and two veotlbuled sleepsrs. Tk
mad car ran on ihe top of two snginee,
tearing out tho flooring Bad smsshiBg
the la sides. . . ' '
The smoker waa thrown OS too trace.
and thelsdimowsoh wmparwaMy do
raiied. Two aleepero rsmalasf en tho
track and escaped serious Injury. Wfcosi
the engines met tho shook caused the
freight train to break ia two at the rear
e-id, and shoved bock several hundred
yards Sn oars remalaed attached to
the freight engine and weresmsshed to
piece Three of them teleaoopsd eavo
another nearest ear to engine being driv
en clear through the next two. There
was nothing left of them bat spllntem.
AN IMMKNdE CLAIM -
Agaiist Iks Ualted suico fsr Cloiiig
Bekrlir Bib to Seal Catcksn.
uT.aniAm. n n .Tnaa 1Q Tt&a
North Amerioan Comnsercial Oompaay
by ita attorney today filed with tho aot
icg secretary and treasury a protest
aMlnst the United States
Government in prove ntlag that oom
paay from taking the aumber of aataa
stipulated la ha oonaraet. Tho com
pany prrseoto a claim for four hundred
thousand dollars torn sustained by rea-
hju MnralU as aSan aak in
eeals on July tbe 80th of bat yaw, when
only one-third of tho contract number
of eeals bad boon taken. ,
The company also gives notios that tt
wiU claim from tba U. 8. reimburse
ment for the loss sustalnsd during the
year 1891 the operation of Modus
Vivendi with England recently promul
gated by the the President.
a .4,1liln.l Maim nf SI SO 000 aa
presented for oxpenditarm which tho
company has made la providing for
maintalnanoe and education at the la
Isads of St. Oeorge and St. Paul, whioh
expenditares were Imposed upon the
company under terms of its contract
with the United States.
The protest concludes with this para
graph: If it may bo aaramed, as En
gland hss asserted and this Government
has denied, that tho eastern portion of
Behring sm is not marine territory of
the United States, bat Is "High seas;'
matulll aubmita that It
ia not competent for Great Britain or
the United States alone or for any other
two governments to determine who
shall be permitted to navianta theee
watets or to prohibit fishing or taking
seals on high seas, and the oompaay re
spectfully points ont to Hon. Secretary
Treasury, that Its rights have beta over
looked by said agreement between tho
two governments, in that It deprives
.U ' Inn tahlnw aaala which it M
aataorlztd to take by tow and its con
tract with the United States, thereby
inflicting severe low upon said company
in order to obtain consent of England
to arbitrate tho question ao to the right
Ot uaaaaiaa powers so ueatavy na aaa.
industry by petoglo scaling.
BCF0BD HOTEL ARRIVALS.
North Oabolixa: B S Shaw, L B
Duncan, B T West, Georgs 0 Goehnen,
WJ Ball. Barry FreeUod, J B Smith,
and son, wss siary &ing. o dtowb.
VnroiJfu: W W Man am, TJ Moore,
A B Rend, JT Cook J M Grigg, J W
Loveli, R D Flayan.
I Philadelphia : B B Miller, B L
P.Mk
Nrw Yokk: George W Eberllng, E
Doefrlass.
Gboboia: J h nswmsa, a. r bobw
borough. .
Locibiaha: Mise Sindls II sn ison.
KcHTccir: J C llubbert,
Ohio: It U Campbell.
Canada: C B Taylor.
Wasbinoiob: LK Armstrong.
Flobida: W M Davidton
atissovKi: Wm Nswhones,
Local Weather itftrX.
U. S. ftOKAL Oftici, 1
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Sam 74 74
8pm 88 78
tax V3 e
Mia 88 71
Free 00 0$ "
J. N. Btkib, Observer.
FPMEEAL XOTICE.
m. . I..M.I -mmmlmm tJ 3cm. T. Hawaii
. . i(. IUU.I - - - - - -
i wOl bo ooBdttoted thia wtnatBg from
I . - . . a . a a a 0 tm i 1 1 mmt
i tne EMeceoai onnma bs wwa-.
Frieadj sx4aoqaJmooai no ttvnom
PRICE FIVE CENT
kl Eg llTilABl WITH THE TIMES-; .
Ckarlstts is sa Thra Bot-lig it
Artiltsry tswaaiy, X ."-: " -
It haa been suggested by Mr. Crmsr,
tha U.&aavayer that the tha new mil
itary oompany. form its self Into aa ar
tillery oompaay tho batteriee ta be -adopted
hero aro light artilltry firing
guns liks one need ia Germany and
rraaca, and which aro aim baton
Bdopted by the naval brigaders of tho
TJ, B. ' ' J ''' SiivW;;'
They consist, oa a gsno-al thing of four
Gatling gum, bat the best practice now
Is to sat Gattltag gaas .
Hetchkiss rapid firing guns. That la
eonctded to bo tba best J"'
Tho Gsttling gam coasist of ten
breech loading rifle barrels K'roped .
.an axis The gun Is wkd by
a cmnk, which revoivm tho bals,
loads.fires and extracts empty thelU aU
mono motion. The msxlmam nrnu
bsrotibou capote of bng fired ia
1,800 a minute, M";lP,r5tlo6'r??
one to two hundred. They have an of-
festive range of 8 000 yards. Tha bol
le firUws ths regulatloB rifle bal-
lTho Botehktoa gan is a stegte bmb
loading gn. firing a Pi"11,1
lag over 8 lbs., with a velocity of 8 000
feet per second. Tbe sffectivo range
7,000 yards. The gun we of steel, 7
feet lone, with a bore of It inoheo. - -
no such batteries
South and but few In the country, but -Utothe
latest and best thing ia military
denee; and as Charlotte always is a t
wavs foremost ia adopting new scheme,
bar now mUitary compani can make
itielf aad the city famous by adop.irg
the new systsm of artillery. -
Tho batteries when Pnf T
will require 80 men. All will N a.med
with pwtol and saber. Tha m
not berequired to walk, but will rhle
Anumber of business men hay ox- .
Dressed a desire to join the company if
Coiideddotomoomo "wwW .
company, and tba suggtrtion of Mr.
S a being generally and f amtlliut
ly diaoamsn.
COATER'ATION vTltlCAl'rAlSniX
AHDEB. v ; -
Bo ThlBlw tke Thlrt Party will Awit;
to HstklBg la tko Slitt. '
Thb Cdbohiolb bad a brief, bat pleas ,
ant oonvemtioB with Capt. Alexander
hT-thought of lb.
prosptctoof tho new party Kortb
Carolina, ha said be heard muLh about
It, out waa wii " , ' .
shape anywhere In the State. Be felt
Sam that N would .cxnpHeh Jjothlng ,
in North Carolina Hs mid tho
oommeaU of certain pspera
werToalcuUtad ro. trritata AUHncmw.
Will tho 83 Oongess settls Ae silver
Question? The House wiU pass a free
eoinage blU before 0himM and t
wUlbocome a taw.U tha BepnbUoam la ,
tho Senate do not amend by stt Jtlng
out Shofma coinage of eilver Umiga
oountriee. So tho silver fluostkm is
likely to figure in the next oI'
TheOaptaln is of tha opinion that if Mr.
Cleveland Is Bomlnated he caniPC-i-My
carry the States of Vlrglnlaorth
"Vr..i --i nmMm. and mav DOSsiblv .
loan two other feathorB States. Bo
thinks Bill is more available bwaJW
has tho gift of riding MU.derJ sJl ques
tions and keeping the people In Ignorw
Imcemtawhere heis. Tbs .Wert ihao
developed no Demosmt of fff
ability for tha race. Who Is In tbo
lead for speaker of tho Hoomr Mr.
Snrinaer. Crisp would bo chosen, cut
Ko cUnoTtbat a Northm.a
should bo speaker to strenbeB the
Demooracy. Milla is over eetUnsted.
Be is not a very able man. Crisp r tno
ablest an tha Democratic aide.- Dm
oorats mads a miataks In their conduct
towards Reed at the dJ uron' f
Congress. Tbey will have adopt
,ome such coarse as bis to carry on boo
I fear the RspabUeans bavo got us la .
Ohio. CamposllhasastroBg . element .
if hia own party arrayed M"..:
All the German element will fight him .
on account of bis powuon ua -ir-anoe.
Most of tha "9V,
InNotth Carolina are .f?" .
Tha best protection speech I bsvsbeard
m,mm f-WTI B nrnininellt mSntt v.
. . "TI rw,..t ThMemeaara
I Demoemts, purely from fores Ujto-
cumstAnoes. iiaw
over the South. ,,:;.: -.a'.-?
BRlACH Of fROIISB , -
Brsiekt Agsiitt Beiry Halbert by MIm
IieijB uustiss-B. ,
t an TV a Onttrt of " '
. rr"Trr.S. r,.mA ta want aimliea
SoTo? Mi' WTm. - , -
trial of her suit k"'"??
j Hu'bcrt. Appeal wee ama..-f-
I OOStS. . ... . . a
Justice Kaywooa saia: v -ua.
JTtIij haiiava that man waa
JotagmSy b5? wbwould wit. ,
Setters s those received byplaln-
tlff." Miss Evoiyn sprang mVT"
and shouted: ' I will bring Hulbert to
justico yet. and will prove him pur
juror." .
Bsjtl tt ko HeU RosfiuiMtv -
. an 1 a a aahlnat MBinoil "
flBlH, t one eu. aw - - ,
held today it wm decided to demand a
rWk rom B for thasboot
oTkrBig.Bd.o. CcC4WnO.
tUglOSUUStsewiaa - 53
(at. " - :i:'
Tks firoat Aairckist RseelvUS lutieo. -
Niw Yoke, Jane 80. Heir Mess, too
; T. ..kan from the dtv prut -
on here today and rent in tho "Blac -
MBria" wnDanumuwoa v
rrs to the penitentiary to serve ono ,
yr s imprwoemeut. tbe court of ap
U' bviog amrmed the dWon of
i tne lower ooutt. most waa " ;
yestprday -, 'Pi,
mt . . h k I m jiii.
WllmlBstnMeeeeugr.)
cial 1 The murderers C ,Bm'
whVwm round dmd -s"
hem last 8dday "W" eBLr
nil today. Dsrrlch Dsvtl a-rT
ah) son, were, as the coroner Jury be-
Htho guilty
of thailkgai whiskey traffic T"0?;
ssyWtOAhkvo mom whiskey, which
meaaa Mom eximo, mom aaff ttiog aw
teoi soo trow, .Vv-V-'
Wtnxts,
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