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CHARLOTTE, N. C, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 16,1882.
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A UICII AND RACY CHAPTER.
The Diplomat at' the Capture of
L.lina'llielr Impetuoai Stampede
From the Dangerous Sitnation De
plorable Sitntlon of ITIiniater Chris
tian cy.
WashlDg on Star.
The surrender of Lima, Peru, which
occurred on the 17th of January, 1881,
was made notable to Minister Chris
tiancy of the United States government,
as well as the entire diplomatic corps,
from the several narrow escapes they
had from being killed, the facts of
which have not yet been made general
ly known.
On the 15th of that month at 2 p. m.
Minister Christiancy, with all of the
diplomatic corps resident in the city,
embracing those of the English.French,
Spanish, etc., legations, went out to Mi
lafiores, a village five miles distant
from Lima, to receive from President
JPierola his answer to the terma offered
by the Chilian General Baguedano,
through the committee of the diplo
matic corps, consisting of Mr. Pinto,
Salvadorian minister, dean of the corps,
and the French and English ministers.
The two armies were drawn up in line
of battle hard by, but an armistice had
been arranged, to terminate at 12 mid
night, to hear the answer. Pierola and
his staff were at breakfast in a house,
and a committee were waiting for him
to come out, when a single heavy gun
was discharged, fired through inadver
tence, and in less than a minute a battle
was raging. There was an immediate
stampede of the committee, and in fact
of the diplomatic corps, who en masse
looked anything but dignified, and who
flung diplomacy to the winds, as they
all strove, tooth and nail, heel and toe,
to reach Lima, or anywhere where safe
quarters were to be had.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE FLIGHT
BY THE ENGLISH MINISTER.
The English minister, Spencer St.
John, wrote to his home government a
graphic description of their flight, con
cealing nothing, "nor setting down
aught in in;ilice." He b;iya in his re
port: ''The cors divided, one party
making for the railroad train they had
left but a little while before, whilst an
other party sought to gain the railroad
track far ahead of the train Mr.
Christiancy, the United States minis
ter, i'ho was with the latter, advising
that course, saying: 'That though he
was not actively engaged in the late
rebellion in his country, yet he under
stood flanking.' I joined the Christian
cy party, and the race for life com
menced. The shot and shell came thick
and fast, and our party displayed all the
leg activity eacli one was capable of
Shells would explode in front of us,
causing a temporary halt: when an
enormous solid shot in our rear, plough-
ng up the ground for rods and throw
ing the dirt over and around us, would
give a sudden impetus to a torward
movement, and we would again nasten
toward Lima.
"The United Stales minister fau n
badly. Aged, tall, and of a figure not
tdauteu to evmnasLic exercises, lie
made but son y work, and 1 felt for him
deeply. The perspiration rolled off
him, and at times his legs would toller,
md lie but teebly staggered- on. it
ooked yery serious lor us,, but I en
deavored to cheer him up. After a
narrow escape from a round shot, 1
cried to him, 'Keep up a good heart,
your Excellency ; remember your wile
at home."
'"Oh, d n my wife!' was the start
ing reply ; but I noticed with much
satisfaction that the thought seemed to
give him renewed vigor, for he sped on
with increased speed, doing excellent
work for awhile.
"Through deep marshes, over hills.
chmbine walls, etc.. we pushed ou to
ward Lima the shot, the shell, and toe
dirt flying all around us. The distance
rrom Lima to Milatlores is but 5 miles,
but we must have travelled over twice
that distance to reach the capital. It
was late when we got there; Mr. C,
our leader, forlorn, dejected, and in an
exhausted condition ; the rest of us but
ittle better.
MR. CHRISTIANCY DESCRIBES THE RACE
FOR LIFE.
In a dispatch, No. 230, dated Lima,
January 22d, 1881, sent by Mr. Chris-
tiancv to secretary Jvarts, me prooi-
sheets of which have just been issued
at the government printing office, may
be found corrooorative eviaence or mr,
St. John's epistle. The dispatches and
all letters and communications in ref
erence to Chilian and Peruvian affairs
for the past year and more are being
Dublished and will soon be issued in
book form, a volume maKing over six
hundred pages. In Mr. Christiancy's
disDatch. after stating pretty much the
same as Mr. St. John, the going out to
Milaflores and the unexpected firing of
a heavv eun. he goes on to say
..mt T l . A A t-i,nnn
ine Uipiomauu COipa ncu tu llioici
toward Lima for their lives. Some
reached the railroad tram, but others,
like myself, endeavored to strike the
railroad ahead of the train, but, being
cut off by walls and ditches, were com
pelled to walk a devious course oacK to
Lima. I was one of the latter unfor
tunate class : was under the shells ol
the Chilian fleet and army, falling thick
around me for two hours before I could
get out of range, climbing smooth per
nendicular walls Detween neias ana
around chacras and old buildings, wad
ing water courses, and traveling some
eight miles to get four ahead, until my
muscular powers were tnorougniy ex-
haustexi finding on my return some
600 or 700 refugees women and chil
dren in the legation, who had soughlt
asvlum there, and before y o clock-at
night over 1,200, which in creased 'next
day and night to over 1,600, of all na-
tionalities, and all tais while more than
half the time I wa-juaable, to-stand
uoon mv feet from" I6algue. T hav
just got rid ot J .Tugeurtbe
strain uporf myljslrlrwlrhas
been such that even setT cannot walk
or stand for half the time.
am. therefore, in no condition to give
you a detailed statement of events at
present, but shall do so as soon as I
can."
Read J aster Trv
T? TiniTMYVT "FVhs IK.
t.rntihles thicken to-niefit?!
The bolting membeMTI)ii
ugigw uv j 1 v" , '
nanc.ns. but when MassevrBre TttssSeii:
incumbent, was nominated for auditor
nf ntihlin Afinnnt8. Senator Riddlebfer
ger said he would resign his seat and
cm hnm hftfnrft he would vote-for biml
He denounced Massey as a f elon; whera-
41 I.Un.'. -F rianilo lof f fKo STnrtrio
Great excitement followed the exit ot
thQ Maawv men. The caucus, at 12:30
a. m., renominated S. Brown Allen, of
Augusta, for auditor of public accounts
and adjourned.
TVaterlo erred and Abandoned.
New York, Feb. 15. The ship Jessie
Burrill arrived from Lisbon bringing
the crew of the brig Jennie Morton
from Wilmington, N. C for Baltimore,
abandoned in a watenoggea anu uis
masted condition on the tn msu
mm
NEWS NOTES.
An extensive Cotton factory is to be
erected at Talladega, Ala.
A Jewish family, consisting of a
mother, a daughter, aged 17, and a son,
aged 14, have bees massacred by peas
ants in the district of Ananieff, Russia.
It is said that Princess Louise will
interest herself in the operations of the
Women's Immigration Society, and see
the first batch o maidens off at Liver
pool. England and France have sent a col-
ective note to the powers explaining
their attitude on the Egyptian ques-
lon.
Frederick Smith, aged 18. shot him
self twice in the throat at New York.
yesterday, because his employer, Alpha
uuntmgton, caught mm stealing $1.95.
Eleven arrests have been made under
he coercion act at Swlneford. Countv
Mayo, in connection with a recent bru
tal outrage on three men, who are still
seriously ill.
A. B. Billings, a well-known actor.
died in New York yesterday from the
effects of an overdose of laudanum.
His family reside in Charleston, S. C.
Chas. Derr. rpp.eivfir and rlianar'.riftr
of mails at the Philadelphia postoffice.
was arrested vesterdav. charged with
embezzling letters from the mails.
fr. .Tnlta. S Shnhrip.lr wiilnw rf P!nm-
mander Irvine Shubrick, United States
navv. died on Saturday at the residence
of Mrs. Admiral Du Pont. Wilmington.
Del.
A societv for the prevention of druel-
;y to children has been formed at Mon-
reai as a result or the recent exposures
in connection with charitable and' edu
cational institutions.
The death of Mr. Robert Ayres, of
Louisville, Ky., at the age o 80 years, is
announced. Mr. Ayres was one of the
four men in Jefferson county, Mo., who
voted for Abraham Lincoln in 1860.
Sebastian Merwarth, who as a Sol
dier accompanied Napoleon in his fa
mous march to Moscow, died near Eas
ton, Pa., on Sunday, in the 90th year of
his age. lie was wounded in the battle
of Leipsic.
The managers of the Infantry Hall
skating rink, at Providence, were yes
terday summoned to appear before the
United States commissioner to answer
a complaint brought under the civil
rights act for refusing admission to a
colored lawyer hecause of his color.
No excavating has yet been done bn
the Panama canal, but a contract has
been concluded with the American firm
of Huerne, Slaven & Lynch for six
million cubic metres through the
swamps between Aspinwall and Gatun.
A letter has been received in Phila
delphia from Dr. John M. White of
Pleasant Ilidge, Green county, Ala.,
representing that his wife, who is par
tfally iusane, went to that city several
months ago, and upon her return said
that she had left their infant, 15 months
old, in the "Quaker's Home." The child
was lound yesterday atternoon in the
Western Provident Society and Child
ren's Home, Philadelphia.
Advices from Chili and Peru to Jan
uary 25 are to the effect that Mr. Tres
cott, special envoy from the United
States, and Mr. Walker Blaine are at
Santiago, where they had a conference
with ex-President Calderon and with
Senor Balmaceda, the Chilian minister
of foreign affairs. Mr. Trescott pre
sented his credentials and the custom
ary diplomatic courtesies were ex
changed. Messrs. Garcia and Ribeyros,
two or Montero s ministers, have been
arrested and taken to Callao. The
Chilian expeditions which crossed the
Cordilleras to the outlying provinces of
Peru have returned. They encounter
ed no organized force, but saw destitu
tion and ruin on every hand, the result
of the feuds between the leaders of hos
tile factions. It is reported that Gfty or
sixty foreigners were killed at Chinca,
and the value of the property destroyed
is estimated at $8,000,000.
A Lucky Syndicate.
Gen. John B. Gordon resigned his seat
in the United States Senate for the as
signed reason that the salary of a Sena
tor was not sufficient for the pecuniary
demands upon him and a proper provi
sion for the future of his family. As is
well known, on retiring from the Sen
ate he formed a syndicate composed of
himself, two brothers and Gov. Colquitt,
tor the purpose of prosecuting railroad
enterprises in the South. According to
the Atlanta Constitution of Thursday
the ventures of these gentlemen have
been crowned with remarkable pecun
iary success. Last Saturday Walter and
Eugene Gordon sold a block of a quar
ter of a million of their stock in the
Richmond and Danville extension at a
profit of over S 100,000 each, and it is
said Gen. Gordon could sell his shares
in the same company at considera
bly over S250.000caah profit. The voung'
er Gordons have just bought a factory
at carroiiton, Miss., for $210,000 cash.
and the syndicate still have their stock
in the Belmont coal mines, which has
become very valuable. Gen. Gordon
and his friends are interested in a pro
jected road from some point in Illinois
to Mobile, Ala., and have also organiz
ed a company for the manufacture of
fertilizers on an extensive scale, with
prospective headquarters of Nashville,
Tenn. The Atlanta Constitution sums
up the results of the operations of the
syndicate by stating that the Gordons
and Gov. Colquitt have already realized
in actual profits enough to relieve them
of every embarrassment and make them
more than independent for the rest of
their Jives and still have large and ar-
fprecKiDvg- interests yet untouched.
What the Sonth Teaches Germany.
Major Scheibert,a German officer, was
at Gen. Lee's headquarters during the
Gettysburg campaign, studying the art
of war according to Confederate tac
tics. In a recent private letter to Rev.
J. W. Jones, of the Southern Histori
cal Society, Major Scheibert writes :
"1 am proud to say that the combined
Bfforts or Meros von Borckeandmy
eeJfj-have.brought it about that, in the
tiBTIIiail-xri usaiau aiixiy uutumic uou
5ernlng the civil war in America is so
Insshaon as accounts of the deeds of
Southrons. Sherman and Grant, the
of ten years ago, are forge trton.and
Jackson and Stuartr:Wwthe
faVorite heroes of our dms&akeSuAT
friends will be interested by th$tate-
ment that many or the Southern or
ganizations have been a pattern for
ours. For. the first time the cavalry
has studied Stuart's movements, and
Gen. Von Schmidt, the regenerator of
our cavalry tactics, has told me that
Stuart was the model cavalry leader of
this century.' and has questioned me
very often about bis mode -of fighting.'
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mills Stopped, by High Water.
Petersburg. Va.. Feb. 15. In con
sequence of high water the mills.here
and in adjacent counties have practi
cally-closed operations. The Appoma
tox river is higher than it has been for
five years. It is feared much damage
will be done by the freshet
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medicine upon the market, and is fold by drugslst
and all dealers at $1.25 per bottle. For Diabetes,
enquire for WARNBR'S SAFE DIABT3 CURE.
It Is a POe iriVK Remedy.
ii. it. WAHNEB CO.,
jao28 Ryhester. N. Y.
Particular Uo$ice.
All the drawlnes will hereafter be. under lh ex
clusive supervision and control of GENEBAL3 G.
T. BEAU REGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPOETUNITY
TO WIN A FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND DISTRI
BUTION, CLASS C, AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1882.
142nfl MONTHLY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated in 1RRR for 2K vears bv the Legis
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of $1,000.000 to which a reserve
fund of $550,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made a part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D. 1879.
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Drawings will
take place monthly.
It never scales or postpones. Look at the follow
ing distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000.
100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars Each. Half
TicKets, une uouar.
LIST OF PRIZES:
1 Capital Prize .....830,000
I Captta Prize r. 10,000
1 Capital Prize 5,000
2 Prizes of $2,500 5.000
5 Prizes of 1.000 5.000
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
200 Prizes of
600 Prizes of
500.. 10,000
100.. 10,000
60 10,000
20 10,000
10... 10.000
1,000 Prizes of
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $300 $2,700
Approximation Prizes of 200 1,800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100 900
1857 Prizes, amoanting to $1 10,400
Responsible corresnondine aeents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid.
Hot further information, write clearly, giving full
address. Send orders bv exnress or Registered
Letter, or Money Order by mall, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
127 La Salle Street, Chicago, Ills.,
The New York efflce Is removed to Chicago.
R Orvtara ArfrirAoaert in Nao Orlaana nrtll m.
.ceive prompt aiienuon.
:Ibe particular attention of the Public is called
rathe fact that the entire number ot the Tickets
for eca Monthly Dr.iwlaa Is sold, and conse
quent au the prizes in each drawing are sold and
drawn ana paia.
ieoia
41st
-populAfrHiT; drawing, of the-
Is the City of Louisville, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28$h,1882.
These drawings occur monthly (SundaW .except
ed) under provisions of an Act ot thjehemr As-
semDiy oi Kentucky. f
The United States Circuit Court en March 81
rendered the following decisions:
1st That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal.
2d Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
tond. ueaa ine ast oi prizes ior me
FEBRUARY DRAWING.
1 Prize,... , $30,000
1 Prize 10,000
1 Prize , - 6.000
in Pi-izas. si nnn each 10.000
20 Prizes, 500 each,.. lO.OOOf
100 Prizes, 100 each, , lyrOOW
200 Prizes, 50 each,... 10,000
600 Prizes. 20 eacn 12,000
1000 Prizes. 10 each 0,000
9 Prizes, $300 each. Approximation Prizes $2,700
Prizes, 200 " " " " 1,800
Prizes, 100 " " " 900
k960 Prizes,.. .$1200
Whole Tickets. $2; Half Tickets, $1; 27 Tickets
6Uijb6 Tickets, jioo. ,
Rflmtt Monfiv or 'Bahk Draft m Letter, or send
by Express. DONT SEND BY REGISTERED
LETTER OB POgTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of
$5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex
pense. Address au oraera to
B, M. BOABDMAN, Courier-Journal Build
Louisville, Ky., or 809 Broadway New York.
feb4
1 i'
We will close our
Fancy Cassimere Suits, Overcoats, Blankets, Shawls,
Balmoral Skirls, Cloaks, Dolmans and Colored Hosiery,
COST.
WE STILL HAVE A
Silks, Satins, Snrab Satins and Velvets Cheap.
Just receive a new CufTs and Neckwear
"TOWER" AND PEARL SHIRTS,
The best In the Market at $1.00 each. Ladles' and Gents' HAND-MADE SHOES, every ralr warrant
ed. Give us a call and you will save money.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERS, gj
HARGRAVES&WILHELM.
i, J. Bea
GENERAL FEED DEALERS
-4ND-
COMMI- SSION MERCHANTS
OMHIS8IOM MERCHANT
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
HAVE NOW OH HArjG :
A FULL SUPPLY OF
Fresh Virginia Meal,
WHITE AND YELLOW CORN,
PEARL GRITS, BRAN.
PATAPSCO PATENT
PROCESS FLOUR,
TIMOTHY HAY,
AND HECK ERS'
SE LF-BAISIN Q
BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR
WILL GLADLY QUOTE PRICES
-TO-
BOTH THE WHOLESALE and RETAIL TRADE.
Respectfully soliciting a share ef your
patronage, we are respectfully,
jl janl9 A. J. BEALL & CO.
fro o o
entire stock of
HANDSOME LINE OF
C. C. D. A.
-AND-
-THAT-
NORTH CAROLINA
HAS THE-
LARGEST MUSIC HOISE
IN THE SOUTH.
itli Music Hons
SELLS
CHICKERING & SONS,
KRANICH & BACH,
MATHUSHEK,
ARION,
SOUTHERN GSM
And other PIANOS.
MASON &.HAMLIN,
SHONINGBB,
PSLOUBET &"CO.,
STEELING,
AND OTnER ORGANS.
THE ONLY HOUSE THAT SELLS &TRICTLY
First-Class Instruments.
t3? Ask me for prices If ycu want gocd work
and you will never buy arylhlrg b't trie bOff.
EST" Address or call on.
II. McSMITIL
Telephones !
Teletlones !
TELEPHONES. .
THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND
Telegraph Company,
Js the sole licensee of the
American Bell Telephone Company
For suppljlng Telephones in the States of Virginia,
West Virginia, (south of the B. & o. R. B..) North
Carolina, South Carolina, Florlja and Alabama.
PEIVATE LINES
Constructed, equipped with Telephones and rented
For particulars address
SOUTH KHJN BKLL, X &UTniins.
and TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
fobl 1 eod 3ni 1 05 Broadway, New York.
w n Hie;
Having removed to the shop, on Tryon street, over
the Independent Hook Ladder Truck House, is
now ready to receive orders for HOUSE, SIGN
and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, such as
GRAINING
Guilding, KalsomiDing, Frescoing, if,
Jan26tf .
CENTRAL HOTEL.
I HATE taken charge of the above Hotel, in
GREENSBORO, N. C and will run It in FIRST
CLASS STYLE, and will be glad to have my
friends and the public give me atrial. Charges'
$1.50 per day. wm.PaYLOR.Jb.
Greensboro, N. C, February 8th, 18S2.
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Everybody
Has
Discovered