North Carolina Newspapers

JOB PRINTINC. 1 The Oksx&vxb Job Department om bi thoroughly supplied with every eede4 wat, nd with the latest atarle ofType, every manner of Job "Work can now be don with neatness, dispatch and cheapness. We ran famish at short notice BLANKS, BILL HJLAJ3H, -LKTTEBHSU)S,0ABp8,- TAaa,aisirra. POSTKBa, ; - tTOQBAMM:gJlBILL-!;; PAMPHUW8, CHJSC1QB, -;:a; e UJMUKITTX09 &ATI3. Daily 1 year, (postpaid) in advance, II $8 00 4 00 00 75 d mos. 3 mos. " " 1 mon. " TTHXiT mmoM. Weekly, (in the county) in advance, - out of the county, postpaid, " 6 months, " $2 00 2 10 1 05 VOL. XIII. CIIA11L0TTE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1876. NO. 2 255 Liberal reductions for clubs. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FOREIGN. STATE NEWS. W. R. BURWELL'&:CO., CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, 41 ill- PI TOW BOOTS AND SHOE i i M. MILLER A SOBS. JKO. M. LEAK. MILLER & LEAK, Tobacco Manuficturers, CHARLOTTE, N. O. BRANDS, GOLD-BASIS, NONE-SUCH, NEST. HORNETS' jull Net Auction i Copissioi House. THE undersigned have associated them selves in the Auction and Commission business, and solicit consignments of Mer chandise of all kinds. Special attention given to the sale of all kinds of Country Produce. B N SMITH, J A McLURE. J A McLURE, Auctionkbb. may 16 JUST RECEIVED. A Fine lot of CIGARS from 2i to 15 cents at Retail. Also, a good assortment of CHEWING TOBACCO low for cash. T H AUSTIN. mayll BOOTS, SHOES, THE BEST STOCK IN TOWN, AND THE BEST GOODS FOR THE MONEY. COME AND SEE US, EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND LEARN OUR PRICES. 3fLn NEW IKON FE0NT " SMITH BUILDING," TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE.N. C, uiay30 FUltNITU RU 1 K A L, E It S WHOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, BEDDI1NG, &C. No. 5, West TiadeJSt., CHARLOTTE, N. C. JUST RECEIVED -A FULL LIME OF The Cincinnati Convention. Rutherford B. Hayes, OF OHIO, Nominated on His Mi Ballot Wm. A. Wheeler, OF NEW YORK, Nominated for Vice Prestal THE NOMINATIONS MADE UNANIMOUS THE VOTE ON THE SEVENTH BALLOT, BY STATES. INCIDENTS OF THE CONVENTION ft II U UillllllllUUl BED ROOM AND PARLOR SETTS, AND A FULL LINE OF COFFINS OF ALL GRADES, ON HAND. n;ar7 -wOw- rct to Invest Your Money in Shop-worn Coeds, asatithe Central Hotel Store you can find all Articles New and Fashionable, which can be sold icwerthan any House in Town. 3 FJ2tST BALLOT. Cikciknati, 12.10 P. M. The Chair man, McPherson, of Pennsylvania, an nounced the total vote on first ballot 752. Necessary to a choice 379. Of the votes cast Blaine received 285 Bristow 113; Conkling 99; Hartranft 58 ; Hayes 65; Jewell 11 ; Morton 124; Wheeler 3. This is the omciai an nouncement from the Chair, and the same as bulletined all over the coun try. SECOND BALLOT. Cixciskati, 1 P. M. Necessary to a choice, 379. Blaine, 296 ; Bristow 114 ; Conkling, 95 ; Hayes, 64 ; Morton, 120 ; Hartranft, 63: Wheeler, 4: Wash- burne, 1. THIRD BALLOT. Cincinnati, 2 P. M. Third ballot : Blaine, 293; Bristow, 121; Conkling, 90 ; Hartranft, 68 ; Hayes, 61 ; Mor ton, 113 ; Wheeler, 2 ; Washburne, 1. FOURTH BALLOT. Cincinnati, 2:30 P. M. Fourth bal lot: Blaine, 292; Bristow, 126; Conk ling, S4 ; Hartranft, 71 ; Hayes, 68 ; Morton, 108 ; Wheeler, 2; Washburne, 3. FIFTH BALLOT. Cincinnati, 3P. M. Fifth ballot: Blaine, 286 ; Bristow, 114 ; Conkling, 82 ; Hartranft, 69 ; Hayes, 104 ; Morton, 95; Wheeler, 2; Washburne, 3. SIXTH BALLOT. June 16, 4 P. M. Blaine 308; Bris tow 111; Conkling 81; Hartranft 50; Hayes 113; Morton 85; Washburne 4; Wheeler 2. June 16, 4.30 P. M. Morton's and Bristow's names have been withdrawn. SEVENTH BALLOT. Cincinnati, June 16, 4.45 P. M. Hayes, of Ohio, nominated on seventn ballot. The vote : Blaine, 351 ; Bris tow, 21 ; Hayes, 384. Cincinnati, June 16. There was great confusion over the ruli-g of the chair duiing the proceedings. Mc Pherson said.referring to Mr. Carwault, of Pennsylvania, his colleague from Pittsburg had dishonored himself by his remark. Thorn peon, of Indiana, severely denounced the chairman for b-iinging into the area of their Conven tion his personal differences. Subie quently the chairman disavowed any intent to abuse his powers and confess ed his colleague had irritated him into a retort, but he withdrew his remarks Cincinnati, June 16. The nomina tion of Hayes was made unanimous. Wm A Wheeler, of New York, was nominated for Vice President. The seventh ballot stood : Alabama Blaine 17; Bristow 3; Arkansas Blaine 11. Haves 1: California Blaine 6, Hayes 6; Colorado Blaine 6; Con necticut Blaine 2, Bristow 7, Hayes 3; Delaware Blaine 6; Florida Blaine 8; Georgia Blaine 14, Bristow 11; Illinois Blaine.35, Bristow 5, Hayes 22: Indiana Bristow 5. Hayes 25 Fair in England Conflicts in Ghent Murders of Turkish Ministers Danger of European War Orer. London, June 16. The weather is fiir. Ghent, June 16. There are conflicts between the police and people. The windows of the Alcontara Hotel have been broken. London, June 16. A Renter's tele gram from Constantinople says the Ministers assembled incouncil recent ly, when a dismissed officer entered with a revolver and killed the Minis ter of of VVar and Foreign Affairs and seriously wounded the Minister of Marine. The assassin was arrested. His motive is supposed to be revenge for dismissal, A. dispatch from Berlin to the Daily News affirms that the danger of a Eu ropean war is over for the Summer; furloughs are freely granted. Russian men-of-war are assembling ot Sebastapeol. FLASHES. Wilminotos, N C, June 16. The wife of Hon. A M VVaddell is dead. San Francisco, June 16. Late Ore gon advices show that the Republicans and Independents tie delegates on joint ballot. Chbyenni, June 16. Crook's com mand have encountered no large bodies of Indians. A. skirmish occurred in which two soldiers were wounded by spent balls, the Indians firing at a dis tance of six hundred yards. Boston, June 16. The Democratic caucus nominated Hon. G. Sinclair for the United States Senate. Slid-ft'iglit Dispatches- WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Washington, June 16. For the South Atlantic States, fall ing lolloweu by rising barometer, southeast winds, wanner, partly cloudy and rainy weather will prevail, WASHINGTON. Brief Session of the Senate and House Winslow's Rlase Officially Com municated Bristow to Resign., Washington, D. C, June 16. Senate The Indian Appropriation Bill was reported with amendment; calendar. The impeachment was resumed; no quorimi was present and the court ad journed to to-morrow. The House considered the Army Ap propnation Bill; no quorum. Ad journed. Official information reached tbe Cabinet to-day of Winslow's release. The conclusion was reached that the act abrogated the extradition treaty. It is stated that Bristow will certain ly resign before the 1st of July. New and Chandler are spoken of as his successors. A wolf was killed recently in Surry county. The louse is reported as damaging the wheat crop in Lincoln county. It damaged the oat crop in Rowan coun ty and may have injured the wheat. On the 4th instant the Baptist Church in Greensboro was dedicated by Elder Durham, of Durham, and a series of interesting meeting have fol- owed and are still in progress. A portion of Richmond county was visited last week by a most destructive hail storm, which killed hogs and chickens, and, on some farms, literally ruined the growing crops. The First National Bank of Win ston, has just received its first install ment of currency notes, and tne Presi dent and Cashier are now busy signing tbe same. Two fine bay horses were stolen from T C Hauser, Esq., near Yadkin- vule, on last Saturday night. The thieves stole two saddles and bridles at the same time. The Raleigh Sentinel says that last Friday afternoon, while a colored man by the name of George Arrington, was chopping cotton, about three miles east of Raleigh, he became overheated and fell in the held. He was carried to his home, where he died in about two hours. The Wilmington Star says that Jas. M Barkley, of North Carolina, is one of the Lynde prize debaters, June 23d, at Princeton College. The closing ex ercises of the senior class take place on the evening of the 26th with a concert. Among the North Carolina students are Messrs W B and R HMcKoy, Thos Wilsoa and Paul Pope, of Wilmington. The two former will graduate in the Scientific Department. The Watchman Bays that a petition sent by the citizens of Salisbury to the Secretary of War asking that the order issued by Belknap, afterwards revoked by Taft. be re-issued. The order was that the soldiers monument at Salis bury should be formally dedicated and unveiled by the government. The pe tition was not granted, because it was thought not expedient to incur the expense of moving troops, &c. The Raleigh News says that entire harmony does not prevail in the Radi cal ranks, we are happy to say. We are informed that George W Logan, late Judge of the Gharlotte district, has declared for Brogden, and that broth er-in-law C L Harris, and nephew Lo gan Harris, have been unable to make the refractory ex-limb of the judiciary work in Settle harness. It is further said that Judge Logan threatens to bolt if Settle is -nominated. NEW ADVERTISEMENT Carolina Military lastituo, "WHOLESALED BETAIL,' -DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW CfLlsS.P&C- &C, CHARLOTTE, 'IST'l ' CD. junS LAGER BEER, WINES, ALES AND PORTER, " 4 BELFAST MILITARY COLLEGE WITH AUXILIARY PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. AN FOREIGN. The Turkish Murders Confirmed Tea Burned Operatives Oat Heligo land Not to be Ceded Buffet Elected. London, June 16. The killing of the Turkish Ministers is confirmed. Forty thousand chests of tea were burned at Brooks wharf, Belfast, today. The failure of the linen manufac turers has thrown out between 3,000 and 4,000 operatives. Disraeli said in the House that there COL. J. P. THOMAS Superintendent. ASSISTED by a full Corps of Professors. The Fourth Academic year will open 15th September next. The Preparatory De partment will be put under an efficient head. Terms for day pupils of this Department red need to $G per month, payable in ad vance. No mniforra required to be worn by day pupils of this Department except a uniform cap for drill occasions. Uniform as usual by all Cadets of Collegiate Departments. For further circulars, address the Superintendent. jal7 2t Family Groceries, AT T. H. AUSTIN'S. ja!7 CORN, CORN, CORN, Malt Hop Tonic, $3.50 per dozen, 30 cents per bottle. jun8 GINGER ALE1, $2,00 nejr.doz., 2bpr bottl : On:- r. LTJDWIO & FISCHESSER, Tryon Stmt. TtTE CITY CLTCB f OR SALE BY W. M. CEO WELL jul7 is no foundation ior tne report tac Immense and long continued ap- Great Britian would cede the Island of plause. Kansas 10. When Kentucky Heligoland to Germany. Boarders Wanted. I AM now prepared to accommodate a few Regular Boarders. Location convenient to business per week. ja!7 part of the city. Terms $4.00 W M CROW ELL, Breakfast, .25 Cents Dinner, v-w5Q Cents Snpper, . 25.Cents Table Board, ...44i6Q per week apr22 ; '.. . SS? P r: TT- i i C tid ; .(HTtn cDimi i rnrN n rrnls rr dozen: vciy line twits jhu&jui .vtcuiofa Wactiful 8lfk Piques, yer.l wide, at 12 cents (a great baigain,); unequalled Stock vi.i r.t. v... i &i f 0 rpr , nir: 10 coarttr Blcacbed Sheeting, 3 ja.ds for $1.C0; 20.000 r..i.,i.i..iM r. ifion.nsric snld elsew here for double the money ; 5.0CO yards I J. U HI U1UC1 J iV - - i i:,.cn.,; Till.,,'- io r.! 18 rents t er yaid : Immense Stock of Parasols at $1.00 each ; i m v.. ,.tlv SfirfntBierrair: 6C0 ladies Untrimmed Hats of all kinds r.ir t fo rrnis each, sold else here at $100; Extra beayy Black .t:,,. ,..t, B ,.k. si rn xtrd: The let GO cents Coistt in this town; Inn. (K..k Ttffiirp.5. lOtid 18 cents i er j aid ; 1l (iMs J er yesil, so!" tis-twl ere a $1.25; Yoy fli t Ficnch Flowers at 10 cents. 4C0 j aids best Irith Linen, at All Silk "White Illusion, only 35 cents per yard ; s ! Bought Cccc's lewer then any cnee:se, me to defy Competition.. it enables was called. Harlan withdrew Bristow voted 24 for Hayes ; Louisi ana Blaine 14. Hayes 2: Maine Blaine 14; Maryland-Blaine 16; Mas sachusetts Blaine 3, Hayes 21; Michi gan Hayes 22; Minnesota Blaine 9; Hayes 1; Mississippi Hayes 1G; Mis souri Blaine 20, Hayes 19; Nebraska Blaine 6: Nevada Hayes 6; New Hampshire Blaine 7, Hayes 3; New Jersey Blaine 12, Hayes 6; New York Hayes 61; Blaine 9; North Carolina Hayes 20; Ohio Hayes 44; Oregon Blaine 6; Rhode Island Blaine 2, Haves 6: South Carolina Blaine 7. Hayes 7; Tennessee Blaine 6, Hayes 18; Texas Blaine 1, Hayes 15; Ver mont Hayes 10; Virginia Blaine 14, Hayes 8; West Virginia Blaine 6, Hayes 4: Wisconsin Blaine 16, Hayes 4; Arizona Blaine 2; Paris. June 16. Bruffet was elected to the Senate by a majority of 3. A Boy's Compositien on Girls. Girls are the most unaccountable things in the world except women. Like the wicked fleas, when you have them they ain't there. I can cipher clean over to improper : fractions, and the teacher says I do it first-rate, but I can t cipher out a girl, proper or im proper, and you can't either. The only rule in arithmetic that hits their case is the double rule of two. They are as full of the Old Nick as their skins can hold; and they wonld die if they couldnt torment somebody. YVnen they try to be mean they are as mean as pursely, though they ain't as mean as they let on to be, except sometimes, and then tnev are a great deal meaner. The only way to get along with a girl when she comes with her nonsense is to Idaho Blaine eive her tit for tat, and that will flum 2- Montana-Hayes 2; Washington mux her ; and when you get agirl flum- Blaine 2; Wyoming-Blame 2. . , more wild oats in a day Cincinnati. June 16. The nomina- than a. hov can in avear. butfsrirls eet tions for Vice President were Stewart their wild oats sowed after awhile, which Gen Hawlev. Fred T boys never do, and then tney settle GOLD MINE PROPERTY FOR SALE. A NEWLY discovered mice at Munters ville, N. C on tbe A., T. & O. Railroad 13 miles North of Charlotte. Said mine has been explored only 23 feet, and many Id miners nave examined tne mine ana ore and pronounce it very fine. Also Prof W C Kerr, ot Raleieh. DrGL Hunter, of Lin- colnton and Prof Hanna, of Charlotte, have seen the mine and ore and pronounce it very fine. With these recommendation and many more that could be brought up we now offer this yaluable property for cash, (including between 70 and 80 acres of land in and around said mine, of which there are some 20 or 30 acres of valuable pine timber, half a mile from a saw-mill. Anv one wishing to see specimens f said mine can do so by calling at our Office When we say specimens, we mean to show you something that Is worth looking at. Tor lurther information, aaaress . H. A. HUNTER. Jane 17 Hantersville, N.C COUNTRY BACON. L Woodford, Vi-AlWhnvsen and Wm A Wheeler. The roll was called, and when New York was called, Woodford took the platform and withdrew his name. - When South Carolina had been called, Wheeler having already recieved 366 votes. Kellogg, of Connecticut with drew thename of Hawley and moved that Wheeler's" nomination be made unanimous: aereea io. wueeicr o nomination was so declared After the usual resolution of th&nks, down as calm and placid as a mud- puddle. But I like girls first rate, and guess all boys do, I don't care how manr tricks they play on me and they don't care either. The hoity-toitiest eirl in the world can t always boil over like a erlass of soda. By-and-by they will get into the traces with somebody they like and pull as steady as an old Stage horse. That is the beauty of them. So let them wave, I say : thy will pay for it some day, sewing on buttons, and trying to make a decent man of the fellow thev have spliced on to : and ten chances to one if they don't get the worst A FINU LOT OF NICE COUNTRY HAMS AND SIDES. STITT.'WALSH & CO, :t Is now in NEW YOBK MAKING PURCHSER3 op.OTJR J I1 it. I fa Il f & M fESH ' ' ":!-. ."7 tiaX lo tmt;: ' "laif i' j hi' WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING BY EXPRESS' ' NEW and DESIRABIiB;GdBllS, . .: turn Jii '.. i niim-id AT ONE HALF THE PRICE THEY WERE IN TltlS E. SPRING. '.I'liC'.' New Plaid Dress ,G50dsr '5 L REDUCED FROM 50 CENTS TO 33J. ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF ' Od :Ij Ladies' Chip and Straw Hats in all Colors, Sundowns and Flowers. New Supply of Ribbons and Trimming Silks, at Greatly Reduced prices ft i.' .'on ;ii.;io-i Black Worsted 3Iouriiing Goods, Gents' Hater, Latest Style. Fresh Stock of Olothing. ,, u ALL G00D3 IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT- WILL uBE ; . SOU) t AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIcjES-O SUIT tlE IIWttES. THE ii: i (tu an: junlS the Convention adjourned. of it. University vt. jul7 jun4