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THE IRON RULE OF THE GUATE
MALAN DICTATOR.
How' it is Alleged he TreAts Women
and Political Enemies--A Record of
Cruel Acts A Barbarous Ruler and
his Methods. i
Let04 419 4hei)G3lOarflr&M.7v' .nrs i mm e
WAsmNGTON, July 10 Your corres-j
pondeut bad to-night an Interesting
conversation concerning President Bar
riosof Guatemala, who armed in thi
city yesterdaV, with a gentlernan who
has iresiSed 'many, years in Spanish-;
American countries, and is very fami-.
liai with events in Guatemala. To peo-'
pie familiar with Central American;
affairs it is quite amusing to see an
nounced in the local paperjs on his ar4
rival 4a this city, that "hiB devoted!
countryman. Jiaveroped Geo, Wash
ineton. Simon Bolivar and Rnflno Bar
rios as their ideal triumvirate of thd
heroes of Republican liberty." It is an!
historical fact Jhat his government has
"bee'n Irom he beginning a dictatorship,;
with .scarcely the iorms oi laws, aua a
United States Minister Logan reporte
to the department of State once, "hi;
opponents are held down with au. in
-tamAuadeirrto trltMrT oflnQSEt
and brass bands." To understand tfie
character of his government it may be'
well tcTgive a few items from among a
multitude of notorious facts which are
familiar to everyone who has visited
Guatemala. Take, for instance, the
assassination of 1877. In one of the
frequent revolts of the mountain In-t
dians, Gei. Barrios arrested about on
hundred oi them ana ordered ail o
them to be shot. The village priest
horrified at the order, went in person t
the house: w here B arrios was, gai n e
admittance to the room, and begged for,
the lives of his parishioners. The Gen
eral heaped on him a volley of oaths
and ordered him from his presence.
The priest persisted in his petition;
whereupon Barrios assaulted him with
a whip, which he always kept at hand
for corporeal punishment of offenders,'
strikingihim over the face and head.
The priest, fithV natural instinct of
self-defence, seized the arm of Barrios;
when the latter cried out and his offi-i
cials and servants rushed in, tore the1
priest away, threw him on the floor and
commenced kicking him. In this help
less condition, Barrios drew his pistol
and fired a shot Into his body. His ex
ample was followed by the others, and
the priest, riddled with bullets, was
kicked out of the house and buried.
The event caused intense indignation
throughout the country. President
Barrios gave out that the priest had at
tempted to assassinate him. But Min
ister Williamson, in his report of the
affair, said : MI have failed to meet a
single individual who credits the state
ment." See diplomatic correspondence,
1878, 674. Barrios is constantly on the
alert against the conspiracies which he
finds are being formed against his ty
rannical government. The country is
filled with secret police and spies, and
when he has information of a real or
supposed conspiracy he has the sus-i
pecied arrested and brought to his prij
vate residence without any forms or
law. He puts them through a personal;
examination himself, during which the
prisoner undergoes all kinds of indig-j
nities, and he orders them to be shot
whipped, tortured, imprisoned or re
leased at his sole will. One of the most
atrocious of these events occurred In,
November, 1877, when he arrested eigh
teen or twenty persons, some of themj
among the most respectabiercTtizensJ
and charged them with conspiracy?
"TtTBrvreTe'broTistittir rrtSTesidencerand
examined, by -.him. .They, would mak
no confessrons,Jarr6Vhe ordered them td
be whipped and andergo !
1 STHE MOST pORRIBti TORTrRp, I
,bufc jWit-hout., securing a revelation
Thoroughly enraged, he conde.tnn$d
them all to be executed. The next daj
they were taken out to the grand sqtiar
ot the city and shot to death, some of
theM sffl weak fro of theijr whijphjng that
they bad to be carried in litters and one
Hiaa- lost his- reason It is stated that
Barrios ordered and witnessed the eer
cution from a window and shouted-out
to them insults and curses that hdrr
Bed even the soldiers and executioners;
During; bfs'iSictatdrshipf the Spanisft
ounishmerft of torture arid whippin
has been revived; and all over thecoiri-1
'try: "this' tnethod of punishment is conj-1
stantly, resorted tcr. He does not hesfi
tate to inflict itupon the most respect
' bis citizens; and- further to humiliate
rtis political prisoners ne 'conoerans
themrto work on the publio street?
chained to the most abandoned comtnot
priininals. As already intimated, it ib
his practice to have brought to his ewi
residence persons-suspected of any ho 3--tfiity
t him or hisgovrnment. After
sdtfng' i wAatevef complairjft iie may
havegainst them, if offensive, in bis
eyes, and it does', not justify execution
or imprisonment, in the.presence of, nis
officials he showers upon them a volley
of abuse and, insults,, and then, seizing
his whip, which hi, keeps conveniently
at hand, he strikes the citizen about
the face arid head, and drives him out
of his presence, warning him to be care
ful of his conduct in tha future. Em
braced -in this class: of punishmenit
might be named an ex-cablnet minis
ter, lawyers, planters of the best fami
lies, and an honored father, whose only
offence was that bis daughter. had fail
ed to accept an invitation of one of the
prefects to asocial -entertainment..
f. i'- HIS TREATMENT OF. LADIES - 1
tbeintruth is ; verified by enmbers of
instances whose; n$mSvahd dates canbB
given, i Xhfe ladicf of these families arp
notialways prudent in the manifesta
tion of their abhorrence, and whenever
detected, he President orders them tb
his 'bouse for personal inquisitions.
One of his favorite methods of punisri
lngtheiahave tbem.-ta the pres
ence of bis jflWiog orfi!als,tied up in a
net, used by the natives for carrying
straw,' vegetable" which they
are doubled nVhite tightly in thje
most uneoaifortable, nosition. carried
through the court yard" to the stable
and, by mean of aj rope fastened to a
beam,..pnJU3dvupr,and suspended just
(aboyfrjkoMsbosned cattle, where
they are 4eftr-nn til it suits Barrios a
pipftanrR;to jelease them. Another fa
vorite dftftlaent etiadies who are
indiscreet in their criticisms is to order
theni confined In : the , f eolaie prlsoi),
where they are forced tb asociatecwith
and receiye inaultsJrQPa th Yilestcha
acters qf the lowest society. . JKnder
faHldlMtutJfil.)
tor gave the people, the freedom of the
press-is suarantaed i. bttti.it is reportejd
that a printer not long ago. for publish-,
ing an '-edltdrtirb'n porftical affairs
whioh ailfKfe toQBiogize,'. hia. adminii
tratibn4 was sentenced, to aseceiva' fle
hundred lashes,, under, the firrflic;tloii! 6f
fntdtf hedTedi' ' ThV New.'QtteaQk-pa,
per repot thaut as hpB&ihrough
'trie cW,laSfcaweeBen. Barrios, seemed
n nr aHR5wirrar,inn
room trnstt ser-
an
vants, aj&
Vrld hv a srift-
cial detail o
e "pouoe.' Tfiis only coh-
n tconauct; in, Guate-f
uiurffonili err vdrsming
fresh milk,
JteenSpAkways at bis
W? Wb'tftf Ke wants his
hand A milchCO
milk hua8;;tBipsWvea into
the
tin. nr nnnrt-vard
narf lea rieY mflted; sarid takes ttifr
milk directly so there may e jiq :fear
of poisoBr When ho first became dic-
tetoikWvcotapWxbWr mail,
bBtfifrtt&fJecotti. W toBMDMttte of ten
' Itlff Understood that 1
imtoata6Jlar:depositi
in jfrrapflk Kew.wjiUjatttra
,York, for iiia family, aad live in grand
style. When he comes to Washington,
by such display he may-think to djkzla
the eyes of the American people, but he
cannot wipe ont the stains blood in his
history. It is the general belief of all
persons conversant wilfo the condition
of affairs in Guatemala Jfcfaat if he is not
successful in inducing tlj United States
to assume some kind of, ft propectorate
over his schemes he will not return to
bis own country, but will enjoy his;
spoils in foreign lands.. ,
Heights of MountainAround Us.
AshevlUe Citizen.
In his
geological surrey of North
Prof. W. C.'Kfeft has present-
Carolina? Prof,
ed the heights of the many peaks as
well as the eleyati.oa of toft ns and local-
itiesoVethe sealfeveTThese are re
liable, being from the BeasuTements'
-made by Mitchell, GuydtjClingmarfand,
Kerr, and will be intarsting to the
many visitors to the aaouiltaias, as
well as to our own cjtfzansJi Wecan
ftaty afford. space to such points as are
of 'immediate interaat. oi
i4 We tittd SalisburydJieatarting point
f ithe Western North.aliua road, to
be 760feat above tbexseauiaviel; Henry,
at the foot of the mouftin.t6(J7, Swan
naDoa Gap and hAsheVille court
Gokig down- th French Broad, we
find Marshall to b 1,647 feel above thej
sea, and Warm Springs 1,326. Waynes
yille, on the Ducktown Branches 2,757
feet and Hendersouvilie 2,167 feet
above sea level. . .
The Black Mountains have 18 peaks'
more than 6,000 feet high. .In its
northwest chain are Blackstocks Knob
6,380, an Potato Top 6,393 feet high. In
the main chain are Mt. Mitchell 6,582,
mXiibbs 6,-592, Sugar Loaf 6,433, Black
Dome 6,707, Black Uone 6.614, Black,
Brother 6,619, and the Mountain House
5,245. "Craggy" is q,090 feebfeigh and
'Craggy Pinnacle" 5,945. h
In the Swannanoah Mountains lying
on the left of the railroad coming west
Young's Knob is -487 feet and Flat
Top 4.378 feet high;' These are the
highest points. The terminal peak of
the range. Cedar, Cliff, six, miles from
Asheville, is 3,850 feet high.
Pisgah, within view of Asheville to
the Southwest, isi;15,7e7 feet high, and
Little Pisgah 4,724,V;
. The Balsam Mountains to tjbe South
west of Waynesvilte abound, in high
peaks, fifteen of which, are more than
6,000 feet high. , ,,
These. are ; Enos.Bk)tts' Balsam, 6,097,
Junaluskee North Point, 6,223, Junalus
kee South . Point, 6,055, Bojekstand
Knob, 6.002, BrotanPlott, 6,246, Amos
Plotts' Balsam, 6,276, Rocky Face, 6,031;
Double Spring Mountain, 6,380,aBich
land Balsam, 6,425, Chimney Peak 6,234,
Spruce Ridge Top,- 6,076, Rheinhart's
Mountain, 6,126, Mount Hardy 6,138,
Devil's Court House, 6,049, Sanrs Knob,
6,491, Cold Mountain, 6,063.
There are 57 mountains in Western,
North Carolina above 6,000 feet highi
Along the dividing line between North
Carolina and Tennessee there are many
that rise above that height, and the av
erage height of the whole chain is
above 5,000 feet.
Among miscellaneous items relating
to heights, it may be stated that the
bead spring waters of the French Broad
river are 2,739 feet above the sea; the
High Pinnacle seen on the mountain
section of thetailroad between Henry
and the long tunnel is 5,701 raet high.
Propst's Knob, in the South Mountains.
just in tWp rear of the Glerf Alpine
Springs, is 3,022 feet high. " " 1
The highest peak of the Smoky Moun
tains is 6.636 feet hfg. the Roan 6,306,
andl&B'Grandfatnef "mt," Wittcl
area mass ot - Table itocfc, een from
the railroad, and 16 naileiriorth bf Mort
g.anton is 3.918 feet high; ,
Boone, the - most elevated village in
the United States east of the Rockv
.Mountainajis 322 fee.tAhove the seaj
ttjairersvme isgco.? 'nendersonyjlle
2,167, Asheville (we repeat the figures)
A250, an W ay nesville 2,757, Burnsville
2,840. . i .
GVATEMAhA ANP MEXICO.
No Statement of the Bono dry Dispute
' S.binjttetl to the United. States Gov
xaent, . Wabhington. July 25. No inform a-
tion has, been communicated to the
uovernment nere as any agreement De
tiwen Guatemala and Mexicoi touching
th disputed boundary, (question. It is
believed, however, that the man is is a
fair way to reach an adjustment. The
President, it is understood, is unwilling
to arbitrate, unless requested by both
parties to do so, and unless tberqujestio
to ba. sjettled shall be definitely, agreed
UDOn"' - -j a y ' 4 !
1 Ttie ybunjr man or woman who must ioisake
society because of mortlfylDg freckles, tan, tetter.
Pimples and itching exoriatlons of the face,
should use some of Dr. Benson's Skin Cure. It
e'eanses the scalp and Is good for the toilet.
BXDFOBD AXCH ASD LSOrf 8FRIH6S WATTB AJTD
Mass. The peat tonic an alterative contains
twice as much Iron and:flfty per cent, more alura
tmo than any '"alum aw Iron mass0 known
Jast the Ahlng for the "aprmg weakness" now so
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ces reduced one half.
raayll tf
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Preparetf fibnftfii choicest Fruits, with
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withquj gnj (HhiMeratioas or impurities.
Save 'gained their reputation from their
perfect purity, superior strength and qua.
By. Admitted by all who have u$e.d them
as the most delicate, grateful and natural
ffaror for cakes, puddings, creams, etc.
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Fractions, In Fifths in Proportion.
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9 Approximation Prizes of $756. '6 75
9 Approximation Prtzes of ....... 4:50O
9 Approxunaaon Prizes of 250 2,250
1967 Prizes, amoLnong to $296,o00
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v . MONDAY, JUL Y '.mat, 1882. ,
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except.
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1 The United States Circuit Court On Karen 81,
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1st That the Commonwealth Distribution Com'
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: - 8d-i-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now. on hand a large reserve
fund. Bead the Us of prizes for the
JULY THAWING.
1 Prfte. $30,000
1 Prize 10,000
1 Prize, 5 000
10 Prizes, 81,000 each 10,000
20-Prises, 500 each,.. 10,000
lOa Prizes, 100 each 10,000
288 IS8" IS io.ooo
S00. Prizes, 20 each. 12,000
100O Prises, ' 10 each! lO.OOd
Prizes, SSOOeaeh, Approximation Prizes 82,700
9 Prtzes, 200 " 1,800
9 Prizes, 100 " " 900
1,960 Prises, 8112,400
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pense. Address -all orders to
r! M. BOARDMAN. CourierJoumal BuUulng,
EbulsvlUe, Ky., or 809 Broadway New York.
Jul4
DBET (S CO.,
ESTEY, KOSEDALE,
ORGANS.
Steinway, Webber, Dete Bro's,
; HAINES and GATE CITY
PIANOS
NEW YORK PIANOS, It la conceded, lead the
World. I am agent for all the celebrated New
York makes and SELL THEM AT FACTORY
PRICES.
' Do njpt t be fooled by flashy advertisements,
but give me a trial be
fore you buy and I win
how you that I can
distance all competi
tors, both in price and
terms. All I ask Is a
trial and this e n com
yon nothing, while It
may be the n( i
saving you a great deal
in an instrument
rent. Call on or Hddress
Lock box 274, JNtt R. EDDINS,
Charlotte, N. C.
miy23
vs',,au3 ninajn lu D,uv& cikiii iu sou V.
DG8R1NS' STARCH POLISH
An important dis
covery, by whic)
every family maj
give their lineb
that beautiful fin
ish peculiar td fine
laundry work.
Ask your Grocet.;
J. B DOBBINS, Philadelphia, Pa;
TOR SALE BY J. 8, SPENCEB k CO
said FIELDS BRS8M CfcstrlOUe, N. C
HARRIS REMEDY C0;l"&SSGSb.:
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PROF.rlARRlS1 PA8TIU1 REMEOT '
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IU.1 ((Harmto a care, ualea HTenM,ti, I.
OaatiatBiMBwnUu),ST. Seat b tornH in pisia wrmppm.
Ph.ttln far WiJwmi fnj rmek m. PunpUetdcMTi
MUttll dlwil taA Bade t cue cntemlei an appUmtioat
ff.-X-Jh-ri
PEO
LA W N S ! L AW N S
The handsomest ever seen In this market at 614c and 7c.
LADIES' GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
At 25c per piece. WHITE LAWN TIE 3 at 10c to 50c. LADIES' LISLE THREAD HOSEJ-Cheap.
5TH AVENUE HAIR CRlkPERS.
A large lot of MOSQUITO C tNOPriS and NETTING. BULLET-SHAPED PEABL BUTTONS No
bVt. 5, 6 and 614. KID GLOVE3 at 25c per pair, very popu'ar.
Anotber Ktockof thmt 10c 44 BLE4CHRO OOiTfEftr, LINEN an moUAIH
ViLSTERS. Look avt Oar Stock Before garcjtialnr, m w are
OFFERING BARGAINS
THAT NO OTHER HOU3E IN TOWN CAN "HOLD A LIGHT TO."
HAEGEAVES & WIILiBlEILiM
SMITH BUILDING.
Jul23
MUSIC
CHARLOTTE, IM. C.
3Ft-A.3a"oaa: of iiUDDEiff ets. bates.
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Thousands ot Musical Families throughout North and Booth,'. Carolina are intending to purch se
PIANOS and ORGANS in the Fall, when cotton comes in. WHY WAIT? Buy at once, and enliven
the long, hot SUMMER MONTHS with Music and make the "HARVEST HOME" still more Joyful.
Mii-Sii
Under our Mid-Summer Sale, we offer to sell during the months of JUNE, JULY, AUGUST and SEP
TEMBER, 1882, PLAN 08 and ORGANS, of eveiy make, style and price, at our very lowest cash rates
On PIANOS $25 Cash,
On ORGANS $10 Cash,
without imms OB
IF BALANCE CAN'T
Longer time will be given, with a reasonable Increase of price. All Instruments of every grade and
price included in this sale. Tell your musical friends of it. Write us for Catalogues, Price Lists and
Circulars. This sale closes October 1st 1882 Early purchase secures cash prices and easy terms.
tiix (rt) years guarantee. Stool and Instructor with every Organ. Freight paid both ways if no sale.
Test them in jour own ho ires. Address
3VXoSxxa.lt la. Mualo Zouso.
PROF. WM. BAKER Is my authorized Tuner
to this house.
SPECIAL OFFER!
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
FALL STOCK,
I WILL SELL FOR A SHORT TIME ON THE
IMSTAL
Part Caeli and the Balance in Weekly or monthly Payment.
E. M. ANDREWS,
FURNITURE DEALER.
Jul2l
gjexa dtrjerttsenxetxts.
GEORGE PAGE & CO.
Patent Portable Circular
SAWL1TLXS
Alio BUttaory m ronton
STEAM ENGI7J
9 a. PVin iWMian 01
BALTIMORE, Muf.
kWater Wheels, Wood World
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CIVIL,' JCECHANICAL and MINING ENG
NEEBING at the Rensselaer Polytechnic I
stuute, Tror. W. Y. The oldest engineering e
in America. Next term begins SeDtember
The Rezlstei for 1882 contains a list of the
duates tor the cast 66 years, with their posltlo
also.'courseof study, requirements, expenses, e
Address
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Director
WANTED.
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Balance November 1st, 1882.
Balance November 1st, 1882.
ah? advance is price,
BE PAID IN THE FALL,
and Repairer.
All work guaranteed. Send orders
H. McSMITH.
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