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iiiiiMi b JONES, Editor Ac Proprietor i a m Fosr-ornai a UHABuma. H. C. Al aQ(Mn-CLAflB If AWMB.T WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 1881. The Georgia pencil plyers meet in Atlanta to-day. John Kelly, for Tammany is takin? up the anti-monopoly cry. Secretary Blaine has offered his un completed residence in Washington for sale. The main building at the Atlanta ex position is 720 feet Ion 2 and 400 feet K - Wide. Some Boston capitalists are about to erect cotton factories at Vicksburg, Miss. the crowd of visitors at the St. Louis AoriMiitnrAi "Fair, last Thursday, is numbered at 80,000. Since Sitting Bull has retired from business the buffalo is returning to his old stamping grounds. John Goode has been nominated for the house of delegates by the Demo crats of the Norfolk, Va., district. The Baltimoreans are spreading themselves on the Oriole and the city will be filled, no doubt, with sight seen. A nephew of John Sherman, who was Federal Marshal in New Mexico, has been arrested for a heavy embezzle ment. The Philadelphia Times congratu lates its readers that there is no chance for the election of Riddleberger or Gor ham by the Senate. Richmond seems to be a considerably "ridden" burar. The State says: "The fact is that Richmond is committee ridden, official-ridden, bed-ridden." From all the indications so far there will be a jam at Yorktown, and visitors will have to pay for what accommoda tions they get, if they get any at all. "Virginia is to have a State Industrial Exposition, the first since 1859. It will open in Richmond on Thursday, 13th inst, and continue until November 11. The New York Sun objects to the proposed change of Wrangell land to that of New Columbia, a3 it would mix up things geographically. It is said that Secretary Blaine is pushing his son Walker, a bright fel low, for a member of Congress. He has a good deal of the dash of his fath er. The estimated cost of operating the public schools in New York city next year is $3,836,725; $496,900 of which amount is set apart for sites, school furniture, new buildings, repairs, etc. Another big nest of fraud has been discovered in the Tension office in Washington where a ring of clerks has been detected in paying false claims to the amount of millions. The Atlanta Constitution claims that the Atlanta Exposition will be next to the Philadelphia centennial, the finest and most complete industrial exhibit ever seen in the United States. Three prominent Readjusters in Vir ginia who have become disgusted with Mahone's antics with the Radicals, have abandoned him and announced themselves for the Democratic ticket. i i i Americans in London are moving to place a commemorative slab to Presi dent Garfield in Westminster Abbey, if the consent of the British Government be given, of which there seems to be no doubt The Chiricahuas are again on the war-path. They recently attacked a white settlement and killed five people. Troops are in pursuit, but Indians can travel faster than United States soldiers can follow. Arson Pratt, the noted Mormon preacher, and the ablest man amongst them, died at Salt Lake on the 3rd inst He retires from the arms of his numer ous wives and his prattle will be heard no more on this side of Jordan. Father Ryan, the poet priest, deliv ered his farewell sermon at St. Mary's church, ia Mobile last Sunday. The Register speaks sorrowfully of his de parture, because he was dear to every one in that city, irrespective ofkdenomi- nation. New York speculators are borrowing money and locking it up, for the pur pose of breaking the stock market, and how the secretary of the treasury is asked to come to the relief of Wall street.- He Will probably permit the bulls and bears to fight it out. tftt- A A 4 ' A .M. . . Aue Aiianta uonmtutton expresses the hope that Mr. Bayard's spinal col umn may be sufficiently rigid to meet the emergencies since he has stepped into the chair of President of the Sen ate. Perhaps it might help things if he carried a copy of the constitution as t luvigorator in his hip-pocket or there abouts. Here Is a little slap at Atlanta, which might have been clipped from a paper of one of her rival Georgia towns, but it Wasn't: "A correspondent writes to a Western paper that Atlanta has 178 lawyers, only three of whom have a practice of over 85.000: doctors in simi lar proportion ; but she has one oculist who makes $25,000 annually. No won- uer there is so much talk in the Gate City and 400 houses advertised for sale lor the non-payment of taxes. xnree thousand ranrtrtji vnarin fn Bradstreet's point to a wheat out-turn nt 86862,000 bushels. The yield of the Southern States is put at .40,000,000 bush tts, the State of Texas reporting a train tver last year. The Southern corn crop Jon Don Kaa ' . . 8""l ousaeu in 1880, and 30247s WO in 1879. ,Botk of these cm i .'. Jnit& Stater are short, but t.tu look is not near bo forbidding - peratow would have the world be- NEW YORK POLITICS. For years the politics of New York has been notoriously corrupt, the pat ronage and plunder of that rich and populous State being so great as to tempt the cupidity of office-seekers and cause wide-spread demoralization amongst them. The bosses , have run the machine and had their little armies of retainers at their heels, who did the dirty work and took their pay in spoils distributed. The voters have been bought and sold by their bosses on both sides with'as. much business delibera tion and calculation as if they were dis posing of so many live stock in market. John Kelly has been playing the role of "boss" to Tammany Hall for several years, and has power enough, with the following he controls, to decide the re sult of any election. Knowing this he makes his demands and if they are not complied with he declares war and en ters the field for vengeance and spoils, This defection has cost the Democrats the State twice if not oftener, and given it to the Republicans. That he entered into a corrupt bargain with the Republican managers in the last Presr dential electioh, by which he gave them New York, we have not the slightest doubt, and our belief is confirmed by the following statement from Col. Bliss who don't seem to be any better, how ever, than Boss Kelly, in which he tells how the bosses bortered : "In the year that Cornell was running for Governor, the Tammany Boss, of of course, did not care anything for Kobinson or the rest of the State ticket, and we both agreed to trade votes in the city. He was to give 3,000 votes to Hamilton Ward and James W Wads worth, and we were.to deliver ; 8,000 votes to Gumbleton, the nominee of Tammany for a local office, county clerk. I think. This deal, however, was of a kind where the republicans gained what they wanted and Tammany did not. We tried to deliver the votes to Gumbleton, but we couldn't possibly do it." Kelly is determined to rule or ruin the Democratic party in that State, and that is what he has been doing for years past, since he locked horns with Robin son and Tilden. His defection elected Cornell, and gave the State to the Rs publicans at the last presidential elec tion. The Democracy cannot count with anything like reasonable hope on success, while such a venal trickster re main3 in the patty to betray it. The sooner they send him adrift ane take their chances in the field with him square against them the better their chances of success. As an open enemy he is less dangerous and less to be dread' ed than as a pretended friend, ever im perious in his demands, and ever ready to betray. He is in Albany now with his strikers demanding admission into the convention and threatening to bolt if admission be refused. Bolt is his game, and by bolting he plays into the hands of the Republicans, and draws votes enough from the Democratic tick et.to insure Republican triumphs. As an ally or the KepuDlicans he is a suc cess. As a DeSoerat he is an arrant fraud. IDE VICE-PKESIDENCY. A postal card containing the follow iug query comes to us through the post- office: To the Editor of The Observer: riease inrorm a reader wnetner or not the election of Mr. Bayard in the Senate to the Vice-Presidency does not create a vacancy t Reader. jn o ; unless ne sees proper to resign his office as Senator, in which case the Governor of Delaware would appoint his successor, until the Legislature of that State could supply the vacancy in the regular manner by election, and in pursuance of law. Telegraph business has increased four-fold within the past four or five years. Spinola s shirt collar is one of the conspicuous objects at the New York Democratic convention. unio federal office-holders were scarce in Washington yesterday. They were in Ohio helping to elect Foster. i i The postal card is an Austrian idea adopted in 1869. What a time the clerks must have had in reading them at first. During services in a Bradford Pa. Methodist church last Sunday night a woman fainted, when some iidot cried, fire, leading to a panic among the con gregation in which several people were badly injured. Respectable persons in England are allowed to carry a pistol after obtaining a license that costs $7.50. In the United States, if a respectable person is found carrying a pistol, he may be heavily fined. Senator Vance is putting up in Wash ington at the Metropolitan Motel, as are also Senators Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, and Joseph E. Brown, of Georgia. It is reported that Republicans are going to start a paper either at Greens boro or Winston in opposition to the "Greensboro Ring." There is a lack of harmony among the brethren. If one-half be true that is told about the barbarous treatment of victims by the Apaches in Arizona and New Mex ico, the extermination of such savage fiends would not call for many tears. - m mi i t-w . . .car. xnaen nas written a letter in which hesitates that he has no desire to control the nominations in New York. a his don e preclude the supposition, however, that Uncle Samuel has passed has slate around. The Winston Leader having cleaned out "Cash Corner," is now cornering on nappy Corner," which it denominates one of the "running sores" of that burg. It draws rather an ncriv tiir.tnrA of t.h condition of affairs in that town. We quote briefly from its leader of last week, in which it calls attention to the abuses which exist: "Like a huge devil fish, intemperance and debauchery are graauaiiy drawing this town into their deadly embrace and choking out the healthy temperance and moral status we once enjoyed. The people appear to be perfectly indifferent to the loath some miasma which is slowly but sure ty creeping over us." The editor of the Philadelphia Record does not seem to be a very ardent ad mirer of Col. McClure, of the Times, if we may judge from such complimen tary allusions as the following : "The reason that the prognostications of A. K. McClure with reference to the course of President Arthur all fall wide of the mark is because the latter is a man of integrity and a gentleman. It is a good rule to set a thief to catch a thief; but it is a poor plan to set a thief to catch an honest man. The way of honesty and truthfulness is a perpetual pitfall for rogues." There i3 but little doubt, says the Philadelphia Record, whenever the probe is pushed deep enough, ulcers will be found in the Pension Office ana in the Treasury Department which will make the Post Office exposures very tame by comparison. Day by day the rottenness of the Hayes administration grows more apparent. There is danger to Republican institutions in the con current existence of a full treasury and a foul administration. m i A duel between Mr. Daniel W. Trigg, Democrat, of Abington, "Va., and Judge George W. Ward, Readjuster, was nip ped in the bud last Friday by the ar rest of Ward. Mr. Trigg had gone to Bristol, Tenn., to wait for him, but in a r m consequence or tne arrest, mr. xrigg was deprived of the satisfaction of drawing his trigger. On his return he also was placed under bond. FItOJI WASHINGTON. Proceedings ia the Senate New Sena- tars Sworn In. Washington, October 11. Senate. Immediately after the reading of the journal, Edmunds, rising to the ques tion or nignest privilege, moved tnac the oath of office be administered to Nelson W. Aldrich, Senator elect from the State of Rhode Island. There being no omection, the motion was agreed to and Aldrich was sworn in. Edmunds then made a similar mo tion in cases of Senators elect from New York. McPherson interposed and stated that he desired to present a petition pending that motion. He held in his nanus a communication from certain members of the New York Legislature, alleging ' i -m r x certain reasons wny messrs. xjapuaw and Miller were not entitled to seats in the Senate. With regard to those alle gations he knew nothing. He did not present the petition with any desire to delay action upon the administration of the oath. He offered the petition and would refer it at the proper time to the appropriate committee. Edmunds said that as tne petition re ferred to the propriety of swearing in the new Senators from New York he would not object to its reception at the present time. The petition was received and laid upon the table and the oath of office administered to the Senators from New York, A committee, consisting of Pendleton and Anthony, was appointed by the presiding officer to wait upon the Presi dent and inform him that the Senate was ready to receive any communica tion he might be pleased to send .them. Then at 12:15 p. m., the Senate took a recess tor nail an hour. After recess, Edmunds offered a res olution declaring that the standing committees of the Senate, as they were constituted at the close of the last ses sion of the Senate, be continued for the present session, and authorizing the president pro tern to fill any vacancies which exist therein. Harris asked that resolution lie over for one day under the rules. It was so ordered. The committee appointed to wait up on the President reported that it had performed that duty, and that the Pres ident had stated that he would comma nicate in writing with the Senate to morrow. The Senate then at 12:50 adjourned until to-morrow. Learn of the Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad. Cincinnati, October 1L The final formalities connected with the transfer of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad to the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad Company, in accord ance with the terms of lease to Fred Wolfe were completed this afternoon. The new company paid to the trustees of the road 8157,790 for the property and supplies on hand and to the com pany which has been operating the road $1,878,715 for its property in rolling stock, etc., as fixed by the appraisers. The company also deposited with the sinking fund $300,000, as security for making oetterments or the road as re quired by the lease, and in addition gave a mortgage on ail property or the road to secure the observance of terms of the lease. An indemnity fund of $500,000 was given to the retiring lessees for the faithful performance or contracts as sumed. The sinking fund trustees have certified the action taken and formal possession will be taken by the new company this midnight. Trouble Feared with the White Mountain Indiana San Francisco, Oct. 11. A Wilcox, Arizona, dispatch reports from San Carlos that Chircahua scouts who de serted, have killed one of the White Mountain Indians. Fears are enter tained that the latter will retaliate, and if a general fight takes place among them no one can tell where it will end. Gen. MacKenzie is at the agency. Chief George is reported going towards Ash creek with his men, and some of Carr's troops in pursuit. Col. Sanfordhas been directed to place his troops in such a Eosition as to prevent all incursions of ostiles along the border between Ari zona and Sonora. A man's Wife Splits Sis Skull with an Axo. Lenoir Topic On Wednesday, September 28th. Sher- rill Kincaid, living on John's River, in Burke county, near John Perkins, Esq., was so severely wounded Dy a strofce given him by his wife with an axe that he died the Friday folio wine. It seems that the woman had a terrible temper and for some time past had refused to do the cooking. Kincaid. on Wednes day morning, was stooping over the hearth, grinding coffee -for breakfast, when his wife came up behind him, and struck him a murderous blow on the top of his head with the sharp edge of an axe, partially splitting the skull. As soon as she committed the deed, the woman fled to the woods. Kincaid lin- fered on until Friday, when he died, e was buried Sunday and his wife came in to attend the funeral. She was promptly apprehended and placed in Morgan ton jail. as our reporter came aions Water street lut Bight, shivering with the chill: Dlfhtalr, and draw- ing nil overcoat tighUj about him, be thought, "now is the time for colds and couths." bS if poor mortals only kaew what a certain enre Dr. Bull's eeugh syrup Is, how few would long suffer, art then it costs obit twentj-flve cents. Ban ausic y (Ohio) Beglster. Mias. The great tonto and alterative contains iwkse as much iron and fifty per cent, more alum toum ; than any "alum and Iron mass" known. Just the thing for the "spring weakness" now so pnerai. Sold by all druggists ol any standing, rices reduced one half. uiuyn H FROJl WASHINGTON. Humor That Windom and IttcVtagU Will Retire A Number of Appoint ments to be Sent to tne Senate Out- team's Case to Come np To-day and Other Items , v Washington. D. C. Oct. 11. It is generally believed that at least two cabinet changes will be announced when the Senate convenes to-morrow, the retiring members being Windom andMcveaRh. It is known that the President has upon his desk above a nunarea nominations to oe sent to tne Senate and the general impression is that the flnal adjournment of the Sen ate will be possible in two or three days. The uemocratic Senators met in caucus about 2 p. m. in the capital to discuss the situation and arrange upon a plan or action respecting the appointment of committees and the election of a sec retary. The cabinet session lasted about an hour. Nothing of special importance was considered, the time being devoted principally to the discussion of the po litical situation as it now stands. The Howgate case was before the grand jury to-day. f resident Arthur has accepted an in vitation to attend the Yorktown cen tennial ceremonies and will go to York- town early next week. A copy of the indictment against Guiteau and the list of witnesses were read to him to-day in his cell in jail. It is understood that Guiteau will be ar raigned to-morrow for trial. . i Wat an r a Murder. Piedmont Press. We learn through a credible source of the commission of a diabolical mur der in Watauga county, on last Wed nesday night. A gentleman was trav eling through the county collecting money, and stopping at tne house or a lady, desired to deposit a sum or money with her the amount or which we are not informed. At first she refused, but yielding to the pursuasion of two la dies who were present, she finally con sented, and the gentleman went on his wav. Mistrustine somethincr from the pursausive steal manifested by the two unknown ladies, he resolved to return. On entering the house he was shown to his room up stairs and he retired without asking for the money entrust ed to the lady's keeping. During the night he was aroused by the screams of a woman. Hurriedly he ran down stairs to her rescue, if possible, but was met at the toot or the stairway by two men, whom he instantly shot, recog nizing them as robbers. On investiga tion it was found that they were the same ladies that were there in the even ing, who influenced the money deposit, attired in gentleman's clothing and who had in their evil design murdered this inoffensive lady to obtain the money in her ro. session ITS ACTION IS SURE AND SAFE. The celebrated remedy Kidnev-Wort can now bs obtained in the usual dry vegetable form, or in liquid form. It Is put in the latter way for the es pecial convenience of those who cannot readily prepare It. It will be found very concentrated and will act with equal efficiency In either case. Be sure and read the new advertisement for particu lars. South and West Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!! Are you disturbed at night and broken or your rest Dy a sick cnua sunenng ana crying witn excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? 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Mtntion, thU PajXT, go family should be without LYDIA fi. KHKHAsPfl IJVEB PILLS, They euro constipation, tullonansss aad torpidity of the liver. 5 centa per box. 49 Sold by ail Irogglta. 9M v sep8 CANNOT FAIL TO BE SUITED IN OF BOOTS FALL AND WINTER vav iroiwi uxcut at vui BUfrJ, UlVO US & CclIL Af E. i jr y-" CSS - -GENERAL- TVliolesaAe 1217 CARY Because of the cheap rates of transportation, and the location of Richmond, she offers spe cial inducemeats to Wholesale Buyers In North Carolina. We claim to stand at the top. T, uunwiiigkhh tsj uui Durham, N. C. Manufacturers of the Original and Only Genuine Mar 22 ly ltstjellatteotts. This great specific cures that most loathsome disease WHETHER IN ITS PRIMARY, SECONDARY OR TERTIARY STAGE. Removes all traces of Mercury from the system. Cures scrofula, old sores, rheumatism, eczema, catarrh, or any blood disease. CURE3 WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL! Malvern, Ark., May 2, 1881. We have oases in our town who lived at Hot Springs and were Anally cured with S. & S. McCahuon & MCBBT. Louisville, Kentucky, May 13, 1881. S. 8. S. has given better satisfaction than any medicine I have ever sold. J. A Flxxneb, Memphis, Tennessee, May 12, 1881. We have sold 1,296 bottles of S. 8. S. in a year. It has given universal satisfaction, Fair minded physicians now recommend it as a positive specif ic. 8. Mansfield & Co. Denver, Col., May 2, 1881. Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms of S, S. 3. L. MsisesTEB. Richmond, Va., May 11, 1881. You can refer anybody to us In regard to the merits of S. S. S. Polk Milleb & Co. Have never known S. S. 8. to fail to cure a case of Syphilis, when properly taken. EL L. Dknhabd, Eli Wabssn, Perry, Ga. The above signers are gentlemen of high stand ing. A H. Colquitt, Gov. of Ga. If you wish, we will take your case, TO BE PAID JTOB wiiKJN UUUJSD. write lor particulars. $1,000 REWARD will be paid to any chemist who will nnd, on analysis or 100 Dottles of a. s. 3., one particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any mineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by druggists everywhere. For further information write for the little book. Sold by T. C. Smith, L. R. Wriston & Co. and wuson uurweu. Jun25dly OF CLOTH, ONE DOLL AR, -AT- The Life and Piic Services allies i Garfield, BOOK STORE. oct9 tf and Children AND SHOES TRADE. EANKIN & BKO., Central Hotel Block. Trade Street. BURGESS NICHOLS, wotesmto aa4 letal : ALL KINDS f BEDDING, &C. A TULX LOTS OS vstvtstr wvuu4UUi9e y AND LOUNGES, J Parlor & Chamber Suits. UUJIUW w JLLa sUSfiB BI AJTB. BTO. 8 WIST r&ABI smn, CSlLStTB. n. c. Grocer s STREET, RICHMOND, VA. Our claim for merit is based upon the fact that a chemical! analysis proves that the tobacco grown in our section is better adapted to make a GOOD JPURE, satisfactory smoke than ANY OTHER tobacco grown in the world ; and being situated in b the HEART of this fine tobacco g section, "VE have the PICK ofB the offerings. The public ap- B predate this ; hence our sales f EXCEED the products of ALLi the leading manufactories com- K j biuei. JSSfNon?, genuine unless it K I bears Cut trusle-iruirL- of lie Hull. B JOB PRINTING. BOOK BINDING, STEAM POWER. FAST PRESSES. GOOD WORKMEN, In ymnW1rut with ha ruiMiAaftAn Tr svn sebths, and the establishment of one of the larg est, must cumpieie, ana most tnoroughly equipped JOB PRINTING HOUSES In the South, the proprietor has lust added a com plete BOOK BINDERY AND Ruling Department, Capable of executing the very best class of work at short notice. Old magazines, newspapers, law or other books rebound In handsome style, and at very low figures. BLANK BOOKS, ACCOUNTS CURRENT, And work of this class, ruled and bound to order We are prepared to furnish close estimates on every description of LETTER PRESS PRINTING. A FULL SUPPLY OF WOOD TYPE FOB POSTER PRINTING. Theatricals and other exhibitions can get thel. DATES and POSTERS printed here In as attractive a manner as In New York. We have a very full supply of type for printing, at short notice and in first class style, BRIEFS FOR THE SUPREME COURT, And lawyers desirous of presenting their argu ments In good shape will do well to give us a trial. We have the most accurate proof-readers, and our work is as free from defects as It is possible to make It. LETTER HEADS, Statements, Order Books. Visiting Cards, Bail Cards, Pamphlet BILL HEADS, Deeds, Recelpt'Books, Business Cards, Programmes Magistrates' and Court Blanks In fact, all kinds of printing done at short notice Special attention given to Railroad Printing. NOTE HEADS, Circulars, Envelopes, Handbills, Invitations, CheC?' (Label. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. BOOK WORK' Having larger supply of type than most JoD J tabllsnments, BOOK WORK has been and ww continue to be a specialty with us. FUHNITURE, THE OBSERVER'. Charlotte, N. t Address P. O.Box 182. A