"CBLI$HJBD DAILY KXCEfT MONPAY
tlllAfl. R. JONES.
. .Editor and Proprietor.
, bm ..I i . .I i i" i. '
XntirW!) at tii Tv&tottksm m Chablociti, N.
... Contributions are being taken up
in Philadelphia, and, ptier3PennsyK
Yanicitie for the relief of the plague
' . I i t - M T-H 1.1
BiricKu people or, xmoufcu. -
Aax$hnge7iayr Vthe) Mormon
elders' are up in arms. The Mormon
elders have been lip in arms lo these
many yearsTotfcroaoi arms0haf :
Jackson; Tenia biaa negrtf said
be 111 yiars, old Whd has got throug!
.sowing his wild oats, and; wa3 ; bap
tised in the presence of a arga, con
,inia,.u(Uyp
"r
d
jknbwtbat M Merinafs''fd
ing South in the hope that he may
be able to remove sectional preju-
dice.' MI rise for information," said
an honorable member.4Tfa glad
yod do relirM"hiscolleagu4; n
" 7 TTT' TT vl
Mit a inn mAi.rAr.
if IH
r.i."
i course pi; mq jcwiurou, runwmuu i morning oi March l4tn, ia company
Sunday. He t never i saw George J with two others, be found a ; bundle
,T WU1UK vvu, iuvuu lauvi ui - -
ir..Vi 1Aa k,oa ' Tr Vilfe. I UUUUUIC UUU1H riVtlT. UOKUU IVCWUU
- one more fa need of it than viurs
Memphis Avalance : Senator Brown
of iGgia).ealls,uppn,l churches I
. tb'folidfr tN CW0 Ch.urch" i the 1
matter of divorce. $nd remarriage, u
Senator- Brown's resolution in the
Baptist convention recalls the
Remarkable case in New Xprk
twftCtf 5,ifwn 5 a ffreshy-
i lead approvingly Vrai
lliri UliU YXiUlUU XXUUlJ. I
several tVlTiljesSEs PtfTcfOK
-M. ' the stand. fr
lifJa
Kemukftble Amoaat of Objeeuoa
Mae u Excef uoaa Eatete by tte
II. Taylor, coroner, resumed tne wit
ness chair this morning in the Hubs
tings court, and bis .examination in
the Cluverius murder trial was
tini Ha wa ri,,Aot.innH ot. ml
: i xt a -t- i I
tiiuucu. ua wao;uut3iuuuDU u euma
"U '""wt.ur u0j.6v IfQrriao fro - the contest. In
i j u j i v. tr.A I
uuuv UL mo unu nvuuiu no iuuuu uu I
describe4yesterday.T In Miswer toif(0 lore8or.w nocrw
lhm aiUHMmi am
ridentifylthe
" Defensl ob
saia tne nrsc person no,
body was Jdiss Dunstbn.
iected to this and it. was nassed i)v.
Wtnefsj trplainea sthe Jconditionr of
tne nair, wnicn was ngnc Drown, ana
was neauy arraneea in a Knot oe-
hind the head with bands. There,
was a' front tootfr lAiasirM MeraJ
dith for the-prosecution, examined
Vr. lay lor as to his expressed opm
ior, written out and published in the:
Newyor -paperft V ;iThe bknion, hhi
witness saia. was oasea on two mea
ical .facts, which were not inconsist-
gineer, said heas at,ths reservoir I
on the moriuhsuox Hhe 11
4th '-Of I
OI 1
March -.There were tracks- of twp
persons fjott Jtha hole in the fence to
"the embankment. One was made bv
a larcre shoe with a flht Koteli iJia rvl.h.
er track was small and was made ,by
from the hole in the fence to the .em
bankment, but only saw the larger of
the tracks ascendinc the bank. . .
- WSW."3aargrave; an; employee of
the city engineer, was on the "Clock
sprmg" property adjoining the restr
voir grounds on i the f morning 51 of
March J4th. Met noUcedsomeUung
. unusual id the parapet of the reser
voir and went there and saw the
A. 1 ' a. 1 P .m "
iwu imea oi tracKs already aescrioed.
inereeia xtner xraeks - but . none
near the two
mentionen. Twn ir.
sons walking arm in arm frould have
maae sucn tracts. r I t y,
u J)"IntiDg Itworn, fstated
moi.jM&uawi oo tteseryoir-street.. Jiel
was questioned a to his finding a red
buawi on me irons tence, when Judge
'Crump, of the counsel .for the de-
lerrae, as area now this was connected
, with the deceased and objected to the
introduction. of .such testimonyrat
mia oottgu VI .1118 trial. .."TV i f l:
'ihe court. Overruled thCbbject&n,
and the defense took an exception. A
ihe- witness . said tha vhawtr-orfia.'
. subeeauentJy tamed over to detective
John Wren. - Tae shawl had some
drytjass slicking to it, such as grows
in the fields. rJNo such grass grew on
his property.
. C, A. J. Archer, keeper and guard
of the clock spring property, which
uncludes the smallpox? nospitalTtes
tified td fiogpgviovd 5and a veil
between- the small ,'pox - burying
Sound and the hole in the reservoir
ace. .: ' -
Policeman Walton was sworn., He
testified that hwent to the,cfock
spniiiJrjrrVynithe morning of
March 14th. Be found a large lady's
hat on the floor of the dead house.
The defense again entered an obs
jection to this sort of examination.
... The Drosecution hold that it .nnM
show first by the distribution of Ihe
articles fori Id that the em Ci
of mt : f tad that th isuietLad.fi a
the 6tmaodj'biwtf tt -foin.
e
as
Judge Crump, of the counsel for
the defense, said there was no Jawr
reason or sense in tt'Jt was invert
ing- the process; of proofjuuiroine
away from the DOifttfiivir v-
V derd'.cormetinartoehtsl found
with; the deceased. . There was no
connection by proof betwperr tbg
eloves. shaWl and vail - -
.'The court4ecidedtharteTJinge
wuii uau rqmisea xo proves that the
hat belonged to the deceased ahAthat
the witnew might goon. ?J ': j
At the' conclusion -of ofScer .Wai;
ton's testimonr, Judge Crump moved
i-uu vvaicon naa saia oe ex
cluded as not legitimate. - -
i r The niotiorf was overruled vand Jthe
defense excepted.1' 1 rr: ; -
Policeman Anderson
officer WaltOn-'Sj testiraoDy in every
particular,! l4Uk icr Uujf.
... The defense made some ; objtctipns-
. as to we aanussiouuy of h testimo
ny, ; and was again overruled and
again noted anexception. hm:. tz,
Jno: Williams, about II veara nlrl
: testified that on SundavJ March iKh
' he and two other boys- were at the?
reservoir, 7ana tnat wnue looking
- uirougu a note in inence ne saw a
gold watch key with a little ring at
tacbed. He ncked it up, took it
. home and eave it to-his fatheri'
7 The much talked of watch' fcirr wArf
here shown to the b6j And-the said
He was examined by the jury and.
oy too counsel cor tne qeiense. ?
- To all the cucfetlonai and answers;
the defence objected.- ' - u ' 1
The court ovcrrulsi ts "ob3ctIor.3
ftnd exc?;ti; j r. ere ti" en.
The boy was closely - cross exv
amined. but the little, fellow told a
straight story throughout. .
In answer to questions by the de
fense he said that his mother gave
the key. to .Walton Hill, and that ne
(witness) went with Hill to dtjtective.i
vvrensomce.
Wren took the key to a jeweler
who examined it. The witness then
went home. - T
Isaac Williams, father' of the last
witness. Charles Williams, and Wil
lie Thuretoiv -another; ioy, corrooor
rated this testimony. ?.
.Objection was, made and overruled
in regard to all of these witnesses, r ;;
The examination of -the last' four
witnesses who testified inconnection
with the finding ct ihie key occupied
1,ohoursJ fnost; ifi'thi lime being
iken up by thf defence an a rigid
osB f questioning! witi 'developing
Jas. R. Mountcastle, a .workman
employed at , the coal dock of the
Chesaneake & Ohio Railroad wharves
below the city,' , tesufled tuac on ine ,
boeted it , and fciund '. it contained'
clothing. The bundle was like, a
BStQ.&&, tastenecl wrta leatner Btraps.
wif Bflfia was Rhnwn the bundle
and identified ie aslthe onefoundL
He stated that jt was found aooujc
two miles below mayo's bridge.
May o's bridge is a mile anda-Jialt
fromlJfiBertoira I .
Thewitniss5 saidsshat when tne
bundle was vlened the (Clothing wa
takenaadtpffed, and then replaced
He saw a rfarae on one of the pieces
of the clothing and some initials pq
another. t Ha coujU) nfcfc read, Bft p
cwboi
f ten what tneywere; ; :
The defence again objected to al
ihe questions
and answers on thd
same ground
cases.
as in tne previoi
The objections were overruled an
tbeeieeptto
i i t. kWiifu
iQurned untfl tomorrow,
XATORSIII
Mr. jforriiOB's Name Temporarily
H CBrMGtfMb, lEri.Ua5iijInlflie
I Joint assembly 50 Senators and 150
lKepresentative8 answered to the rou
calL " On the first ballot Morrison re
ceived 99 votes. Streeter voted for
Black, Haines for Morril. For the
first time3tus session, jaaiheran vetea
for Morrison, and his vote was cheer
ed. On the second ballot Streeter
and Haines voted for Morrison, mak
ing the vote 101. The third ballot
-fn, 4 , n,, "IT"" Tqh.
W Senator Duncan then made
waxthe same as the second, uornson
XUJ.. ! iwuawr vuuuuu vueu uiaua a
iii .
withdrawine: Morrison s name Dun'
ran uiu uuw buy tutu munuwu wuuiu
r J. J a Al 4. mtf1 I I
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J d WWWV i6
rl-e announcement' of the- with-
... a
tfii, IAnilhhnifl enrta ft .'frtlirth I
fourth'
wv;r.Vv. " I
ballot was ordered. in 7. - i if
On this, the Democratic 1 vote "be
came scatterine, the members ;being
inclined ta-vote-fdr their personal
friends. ( .Garter, Harrison, received a
majority of the votes cast.'' ' 1
The htth ballot resulted ; . -Mornspn
9fHawison'iO,Br6wn 10, Black 3
, Tree 37i Alen 5,! Altgetd 5, 1 Iqwns
hend Worthington 4, Palmer 3,
0f7rP"?hf?k$W,??n'
-:A.imil v ' -
rri ;.u vjt,. . m oa
The sixth ballot resulted : Tree 89,'
'scattering 7; total 96.
A1 recess was"
then taken. ?
lroniEETIN Jor ARpb n ewj ; )
I CBoOlaitCaenIoBS Keacbed.:
t . PrrrsBUito, Pa:, May 14. The scale
conference 'of the representatives of
the Iron Manufacturers and AmaK
gamated Association "toet f here this
morning, land after a Brief session ad
joumed ;in dte,' Without 'having
reached an Amicable settlement of
the question of wages. Both sides
were determined to stand by .their
propositions,' and the only concession
made was . the; withdrawal by the
Amalgamation 'Association of the 20
I pelt cent extra demandedJ fori steel
I Mite' I The manufacturers scaieas
preseniea, aemadds a 1 1 eddction of
from 20 to 2t percent era the present
scaie. it also provides that in case
the iron card rate declines below 21
cents per pound, wages shall fall 1 in
tne same proportion also that Agree
mar W lertninated lri: 60 rlAv a in
stead of larnning a year as heretofore
jectod by the workmen's represent-1
lives; Sand - tne meeting adjourned
xne oniy recourse now is to call an
other conference unless . a strike . or
lockout has already been determined
upon. The members of the Amalga
mation Association held a session
this afternoon
4p - p ppnKAHr lily
i ; 1 f
Pases Aaotker Ba4 Day, AiirlbatelB
Xi m 1 "f. jrf iotw!iveair; "
New York. May 14. Yesterdaw
was acKnowieagea io ne aDaa iav
fo Gen. Grant, f H euffered with
his throat and could onlv sneak with
difficulty. The afternoon brought
mm no reiiet. even though it brought
Dr. Douglas, and it was not until
this morning that he fell into a slum
ber, superinduced by anextra cluan
tity of naorpbine. .This mOr&ine hW
awone leeunaa littre;easTe" hut not
at all improved in geheral (Condition.'
Dr. Douglas's statoments mean sim
ply that the General is not progn ss
ing in the same ratio us, hitherto.
The weather has a very depn BSing
a -iv nlf a
nr. upugias saw- yen. Grant thie-i
wpowv vvnen the iioctor lft ha
hbuse ho said.' Disease is still there,
of courtjQ, but the increased pain of
the last , two days has been, not on
-mueb-tbe-resulfr of thelficraaafl' o tr.
tiw-Bs as it oa8 or, tne neuralgic com -
plications induced; by,: the frhtful
weather of tf '3 ;week:VTh?Opr..i
istetter'tc ajtuiHe ; looks rikhL
an nasjthls afternoon been wori 'ne
Upon his bMk.1SyxV&Zy t-.5
fTrpoB ' ihe IxNikt
koareBC
tXI who comnanded the Russians lo
tlteir atfack oulPu) jdeK 'remains ut
Men with 2,000 .Jtroops. ...The Rj8
siana have-wQ UaUalionsof Infautry
WO Wo) batteri.4
Of 8arakhg., They have Htr-mif iuu
ioio nb t ru i iaaturn and
! UONDoii.
meetme todav
Cheshire handicap
bv the Duke of Westminster's 6 year
old chestnut ! horse. "Whinna r
L Mr, R. H Vyner's three vonr nM
onestnut iiay--stoae Clink," came
lrr secondV and Mr. Jr Dovet V three
''oliu-bajr " colt " War Sprite,"
third. . There were more starters.
A merry hiroes an the da-
inTy be, mh-,a rawed acid tormented wltha hate-1
f wi eoogh. fce ue, and try -Dr. BuU s Cmivh '
t ; v -. , vv bus . cures nrompur.
ENausii races ' '--W cat,sJ, op-pcftirrftffrrt' frofh'; fl.eure-r
THE KMGUTS OF HOMO a.
OpeniBC of the Thirleemh Annaal Con
' veniion. :"OviJfc
I St. tiocis, May 14: The thirteenth
annual conYfintionrf the-'Supreme
tx4ge of the United! States Knights
of Honor, begau its annual session in
this city t yesterday. Supreme Dic
tator General F.gD. SloaV of New
Ilaven, presided. ... Thirty, six States
were represented ."by 112 delegates,
who in turn represent 130,000 mem
bers of 2,525 subordinate: lodges;
Last night, at Mercantile Library
Hall, the 29 lodges of St.Xouia and
their; 3,900 members 4 tendered the
8upre&ie Lodge a' receptioiil."' ; ' i
Mayor Francis and J UdgeT Mclea
gan delivered addresses of welcome.
Responses fwere . made by General
Sloattand::Maj;feI. cAu Gratz, of
Knoxville Tenn supreme1 vice dic-i
tator,. : . The first lodge of the Knights
Of Honor was organized at Louisville
1S79. h A W Dam
is a beneficiary organization as ; well;
as a fraternal society. AssesHments
are one dollar,.-. These are now about
18 a year for. each member;- ; This
gives 12,000 insurance to families of.
aeceaseq oasmoers. t une assessment,
however, pays sixty nine death loes
ses with the i present -membership.
Pver $12,000,000 liave been paid' put
tor families. Last year's t distribti
tions.swere .SOOOOOux- JWl R! 4 '
. TJieCJrand Secretary s report- was
then submitted, and Bhows that there
was on the first of : January i of "this
year 2,500 . working lodges - in' the
country, wlthji total membership of
128.848:. Since then twenty. five. nevf
lbdgeahavg been, added,- apd ther
has been a net gam ot 2,zou members,
tnakine: . a present , .membership of
131 180. Durine the year 1884 twenty
assessments 1 were; called. :-which yield;
ed an aggregate amounnt of : f247p9r"!
561, and the number s of deaths.;, was
1.409.' The SuDrerne." Treasurer we4
senteda 'financial statement,,! which
shows since the last, annual meeting,
theriahas f been received $2,409,696,!
and" the 'disbursements have been
12.264.120. leavtmrorbalance in the
widows' and orphans' benefit fund of,
$145,575.: Tne general fund report
shows receipta i $S6,B, e jpeuduures
$14,670, and a Dalance tq the,! prf dit
oi tnis iuna or is5,wp. ; ;;.f t . ... , ,j
i-AftOTthesa reports' .had been dis
posed ot,'- Ilegate ; Ru&h 11. ordered
tnat tne oart ot ine reoort ot tne tu-
preme Dictator which :refe'rg .1to . the
conduct ; otu ex .Supreme. Treasurer,
Breccenrtuge prmea ana . oe ais
triDntea tnrousrnoux , in: rang ana
file of the order. After A' heated dis
; mission the' "matterwas' ' referre4 to.
I the committee on state of .order. c .
A Ru$ aa Orficei Coolness
' New Orleans Tuiies-Pemocnt TraiistaUoa.
CoL Ivanpff-ione "of'the high Rus.
sian omcers wno corraucted the Km
van fiamnaitrn is still a vouner man. I
vprv inn ana nanasome. wiin a. iair l
nmnlnTinn and a full think beard,
TPhia hoorl has vnn him lha amulln. i
k-n of aSdHl-vfurai rttBYel-
- jof Turkestan. never speak. rpf,,him:
Ocaoddress;bim; by any other name;
f"- v
i ui'-r.tii: .- : j . ..
I iiio luuuwiug mviucuu. suwrupin
eood example of bis facuitv of. keep
ine coel and cifeulatins in the midst
of danger. Once, when accompanied
only by three Cossacks'an; interpret
ter and a few natives (Djighites), , I
Ivanoti lound mmseit surrounded
and attacked by a band of at . least
100 Turkomans. ; The Russians ' imi
mediately rrrapwrThem&elves "ISose
together, back to 4ack and. opened
noa . j.yanon naa - a BUErmmoerea
revolver j he fired fi ve shots, and re
served the sixth in spite of the des
perate attack ojLtbe, enemy. When
reinforcements arrived, when this
handful of Russian troop'was saved,
and the (ieneral, severely wounded.
had been carried to camp, sombody
ventured to ask him what he had re
served that shot for. "Why, for
myself," replied Jvanoff, very cooliy.'
U Kept watching to see u tne lnrko
mans had lassoes. If I had felt the
touch of a lasso, the Turkomans
might have had my corpse, but never
a living prisoner, i
1 : Bragg-ob ihe Kampage.
Washington Cor. N. Y, Wo. id
Gen. Bragg, of .Wisconsin, is one of
.the dissatished Democrats who is still
id Washington. He is aDDarentlv
getting ready Tor public" declaration
BgeuuBb i iic AuuuuiBtirtiiiiuu alter vue
style of Senator Eustis. - This Ad
Jninistration is not 'practical enough
I ior uen. uragg. . juis muttenngs
around the lobbies of the Ebbitt
House are .deep and ominous. He
calls the President a tycoon, and
while he is satirically good-natured
in most of his criticisms, 'yet beds
thorough V readv for! tltrht tif the
occasion presentf ifcelfl Thisiof a
tion that be3oVe4 CSeveJand'for- tho
enemies that he had made ia at least
remarkable Gen.- Bragg has had a
number of unsatisfactory tiltf with'
ine jf oetmaster XJeneral. ' Bragg is
f ience whatever. It has rather, gall'
I ea ine proua sp.rit or
this veteran to
bate to come to Mr. Vilas with sue
gestfons ,Buf. lit baa.! galled nim a
great, aeai more wnen he has . found
that Mr Vuaanas-notiseettifit to list
enllo these suggestions
re for Hoc Cbo' era.
.1 IV H;-
ur. ijige wnaiey, one or tne most
successful, fafrhcra in" the bountrv5.
has! used oil of sassafras nwith the
provender given"his hogs with exceN
lentS success 5 as, a , preventive of
cuuierov u aiao' to -cure swine ai
fected with cholera. He .uses two
ounces of sassafras oil to a bushel of
corn, when intended as a? preyeut
ive j Hn 'oil 'should be sDrinkled
over ihe rorn and as generally distri
ba'ed through it us p wible, and
Ted a usual AS a remedy for the
cure? of cholera: after the hog h&a
become Bii e eld that hn i-tf ii4'H Ait
he usei a teStfrionml of KnsBafra1 oil
"ter a 'pint of water atil di enches the
hog tw ice a day with it - lie says he
nW ;rievr una a .inore,iiiritty and
healthy, tot of hog ihan5 i:-noW:.oh
I hfa. plantation, and that btt -believes
I ne wouiu naveioet oyt r nalt.ot.them
1 bad bs xmtf tried ihw reniedyV,' If the
not injure them. :j ' r
L ' i ; i
V -5 6-J
AtIasta. Oa , Mny -14 -Delegates
to th nationa! conmu ivinl conven -
wish lo sJdil4tithe'ijw-raarkM frktea
aKreed upoli'iuAdifc-gutes- fnwt' pre
j Miliar rih,.pv.;rt -ji,
St. LouisTMay 14 -The' bDkrdii
'
MethodisU ' JiBcopal Cishops'- met
here this morning. .' Thiers were pres
ent Bishops Thomas Bowmaa,? WL. -Harris.
Ii Q. Foster, S: M. Merrill,
P , Q. Andrews, H. W. Warren, Cy
rus W. Fuss, Wm. X.Ninde, Jno.'
M. Walden and - W F". ; Mallalleux..
Only preliminary business, was trans
acted. w ' -J
Democracy and has always .looked jWheat-Kiwithern , firm; . Western higher
upou.Vilas fas a worthy Vottne man t"??n?e.rP " i-,i5.L0?: !?. fllb9r SUaai.i8
ri j: - a - I mo. i Maryland si uscrni.wsw: ao. a weavnwin-
iialftear.4 1 BC"1' tuo t"?sy bctw iiir vertin
i i ernois or cara; or mayors tt, cities.
i"w fl - .. A i J '.: .' ..... v .
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SLAIN K AND SHERMAN fOR 1888.
The Flamed Knlrht Said la be PUn.
. Blt tr the Nrxt freridoBtial Kttcf.
yfashltfoii Cor N. T. W jrli
A creats deal of imnortance i ai-
tarthpd to the Diana of SenAtr .lnlm
.Sherman by the Republican leaders
who are in Washington. It is gener
ally believed that there is somb sort
of understanding between Mrr Sher
man and : Mr. Blaine, that the two
have entered into an alliance of si
pharacter5 similar to the 'one entered
into between Messrs islaiue and Lo
can before the nfbetins of the; last
June Convention in Chicago.' Sena
tor saerm&n isw mase a trip tnrpugn
the South very soon ?with a view of
seeing what can be done in working
yp Republican sentiment there in his
favor. Mr. Shernian believe'3 that he
is almost "the only Republican -who
can carry both' the State of Ohio; and
the State of jNew Xork m the .next
Presidential election. ; Mr. Sherman
has been encouraged in his candidacy
by a number of Eastern capitalists.
tie la popular witn wu pouucians ot
his'party irt ohe sense of the word,
for -they believe 'that he. will have
nothing to do with the humbug of
civil-service reform. It is said that
M.r. Blaine is hot anxious to take part
again in ,anvi Political canvass. He
hadaltogeChec too, hard a time last
year,; Jtle .would., JLvsart the physical
similar, strain.; v He would, like to re
thrh; toi power, rhoweyef,:- it he could
'do it as the leader of the Cabinet un
der a new fiepuWican adsainist ration.
Mr. Blaine rerarda..Jtiri! Shftrmn as
Vue oC the ntitei avaUabje men to putr
tor ward at the present time tor peo
ole to taIk.about2s.Gea. Loaan. may
be prominent ix a , a candidate, if
he should win Mia the iSeuatonui elec-
tidiV'in lUinoiH., ; It ia understood here
that there is a coolness between Blain
and Logan.'grpwingout pf the result
6f the h.imnaiffn; and that thfimftould
b& no possible alliance between them!
in-the future..; ' :i -.V.. ..! mi .:'.
iteports trom uaio; say. tnat Joun,
Sherman'.'has" made hit peaee with
G0.v; Foster. According, to these re-!
Tvirts Shp.rrnM.il ia , to - he a- jindilAii
f0Ir Governor in.; Ohiq. jt.t the ;.next
election and to withdraw- from the
'canvass for. re-t lectioiv for Senator.
These FtorIe3 hav, perhaps a gram
ortrutu at tne ppttonw.; - poster naa
been, on here for. a , number of .visits
during Ihe spriugi f lie dislikes. Saer
man very thoroughly however, and
would not come; around .to help, huh
ajraiht'tn.his'7 'residential anibUions
unless he , were assured in advance oi
his pay. Ever since Mr. Foster had
the pleasure, of paying John.;Sheri
nian's hotel bill at .the,. Chicago Coni
vention of .'ISSO he has. talked - verv
i plainly about that statesman. Ohio
Popio here do not ; believe ,that MRf
ioisr4iiMi jjiuu van u ia were
to rur as uovernor. . .t-itev say tna
w ,vav nuuuuu
i1 mail , am MR Uie IlopubllcatW in
ttVlt Stat6. Tlltre . H llO dOUDfc thll't
g11)? willing ;trr have4tSeiial6r
in seeing w iiuii uo rau uu mj uvuame
Governor of Ohio . I he succeeds
there he will be considered ia the list
of candidates. If he should fail Mr.
Blaine would be looking out for. an
other partner in ltjas.
i-tml Miarrs Mrlke.
St. Iotjis, May 14 Advices from
Belle vi lie, 111., received last" night
state that nearly all the miners have
duit work," and that all mines will be
stopped today. It is expected that
another body of men will go to.CoK
linsville to induce the men there to
quite worf. : :-r
-Appii mBt ot Posiaaasteia.
W ashtngton, May 14 The PrfSl- j
aent toaav appomiea ueo. u. xan
ner. or outn U ironna, to oe consul
of Ihe United States at Chemnitz, i
'Drlnkr.' pretty 'creature, drink.1 a
Utt'e dt a
time, and yoa w H relieve your cold, si
and dot rack
yuur chest and lungs to pieces, and keep every
body else In a state of seltatlon. You surelr
ought to spend a uunrter fo. a buttle ot r. Bull's
uot'gnbyrup. it miu i syi
t , , Moiuerst Hot here !I Motkersttt '
are you disturbed at ntehtand broken ot rout
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutUna teeth f If so. so at
onee and get a bottle ef MBS. WILLOWS i
SOOTHING SYHUP. . It win relieve tne poor little l
sufferer Immediately depend upon It i there Is no
mistake about It There n not a mother on earth
who has ever used It, who will not tell you at oaea
that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
metner. ana reiiei and neaitn to tue ctuio. odc rat
ing like magic It Is perfectly safe to use In all
eases, and pleasant to the taate. and la the pre
senption of one of the oldest and best leoiale
physicians and nurses In the United States. Sold
bvarywliere. 2ft cents a bottle. , , ri
a.nu;h on Corns' hard or soft corns, bun bona, lfie i
r
nuKMKTil UVx YKtiKOBArlri I
' MAY 14, lC
f ;
11
Baltimik Nom Klour quiet; Howard Street
and Western Supenlne iS.60 S3 86: Exira t3.90rl
44.37: Family 14 Bid 16 Wi City MUla Super 3.60 i
a&UU; .
ter red spot $UXkl.(k4b Com Soutbem firm; i
western ami; aoutnern wnite u; yeuow angecm.
Chicago. nour armer, Wheat eloaed u iuer
than yesterday; May Jane otfen:91; No
3 red 8Wtif?Me- Com weak, dosed lower; eash
4784714; May 47347i: June 47N7a; Jalr47-d
Oats doll bur steady; cauh MiASUte; Uay
sWffelMm;.
: JuriB S43b
Mes porlt elesed steady;
h u oo?in.iu( Juue $io 97Vfcfr$ii.Q7tw July
$6 SOS 46. ttOA; Jmyi69d. Boxed meata quiet; dry
i atted s ouulers tl.36440r short rlbaldefi i5.d
a$.T.Ii8; snort Clear sides $S.l"S$8.1f, -Whisker
siaanrat sno. aujjais nrui: Kran mated biaodws:
1 ' IW . . f u
WrurTMOTON Turpentine steady at 29. Bo4s
steaily; vtralned IM; good ntraluea 2W. Tar
sready at l.lfi; orude turpentine steady; hard
ilMi yellow dip and virgin 1.75. . :
8a VAMHiH Turpentine easy at Vtk,'. BoHn
stesdy at
- Cuamlvstom Turpentine Brni at SB. Roslo
nrm; straineq no; good strained 14.
I
1 - . m t . I.' !'
Exehamje 4 RV. Money ' 1- 8uh treur
balansea void ii:.6H.0ii0: currenev i23.S0(Tn
trovjrnmnuuloHi r, tour per cents, 1 idgj three's
tuia; ouiie uonus nuiei.
Alabama CIh a.iui 6...
" Class B, nve..
WeorglaH'H.
tieor-la T ruort;igr .... ..
North Carol'.iiH 4s.........
North Caro;inaH s,ex. lnt,.
North Carollua's Kundti'i..
1.03
1.01
. 1.04
pa
....fx -
South Carollua Brown CoiiboIs...
l.i4
Tennewtw (...... .; v.. v.......,
Wtruinla '. i . .iv.a. ... i.
Vlrnlnlft C moU.-,..i.
CheaHoeuke and Ohio. i,, '
fjhlcaxu ami Northwenteru
Chleaito and NorUiwentern, preferred.......
Denver, ami Hlo (rrnnue . ,. .
Erie . , n . , . . . ,f,j .. . , .
Kast Tenyttssee.v.". ............ . .
Lake Sli nn. .. i ........ i ... w . .
LouIhvII!m and Ntiviil.
no
9:t5t
127
,81
Hia
- 62
Mum imift ana unar ietuo ,
MoMle a nd Ohio ... ..-,..... .
tMivlile and Cbattanoova ....
w Orleans Pacific. 1st........
w Vork Central..;
.rVortolM and WeHtern pntffi-rwd,
3D
7
87
68
8
S3
. 5334
.oricHru ruomc uuiiiiiuiti.... ...,.
Pacttio Mall ....... ...
Richmond slid' Allegnany.. 'Z . '
Hiehuiond and oanvme.
Btcamond and West Point Terminal.. ... .. .
Rock island., X.
StPauU. .4,
7
9J
1.12
6Ul
01.. caui preiwreu
Texaa Puolfto...
l.W8
iovt
' Dt
i niua racine...
Wabash Paclfle.
mm mm
Wabash Paclfle, preferred
a
western union.
68
Bld. tLastbld. gOBered. Usked. Ex.I)lv.
- " ' -, .
A - -. r $.' . CotCOn. . . i. , .
HiivESTOiv Quiet;-middling 1014: n receipt
7; gross ;2; sales , 07; stock 6,17ft; exports
Coastwise , - : ; - , m
NoarokK Steady; middling VSk; let receipts
ofxtwtue ; Great Britain .
Wnjiiuiui-julet; middling lOty; net rec'ti
18 gross 13 aalea : itock T72: ainoru mut.
mm ; Great Britain . ; -w
M6; tom. 148; sale : utock 6.761: exportt
miutwlM ; to oonHnont : Great Britain
, TT ..... ... iuuuuh .v tro, iw vm-
SSUS0 !e : ock K8.812; eiponi
eoatwiM ; to (treat Britain ; Yance - j
continent - . w
MOBILB Quiet: mlddlfitff 1AU: nl
CTOM 2; wttm J0; stock 1446. exu'U coutwlM
ureat Britain
Muraia OiiUtT mMifllnv not,- puuMi ua
olpiaenu 624; aalee ; nockaOW. . '
ADW8TA Klrm; middling Kife; - reeelpU 21;
talpiuenu ; witeeUl: stock
;ktom 69; sale 223. itock B.62J; esnortti to
ooaHtwtm ; eontlneut Great Britain - .
. JL YOB st'df ; tales 172; middling upland
iu; Orleans lHye; eonsolldated net rweelpu
m; exports to 'reat Britain 4876, to K ranee
86. eqittlnent 42i - , f. , . , t
HtV Trail Nal - . - il - v..
tores closed iutet ba steady; sales iSJoo bales.
Hw....M.
10.85a.87
10 903.00
Jane., .
July..
.. ia93a.94
.. 10983.00
. . 10.76a.77
10.433.44
.i 10.299 90
10JI03.81
logos
September. . -
Ootober.....
November.....
rjeoember...
January........
ias9a.4o j
FeDmary
March.......;.
irfl.. ......
i
f Jrrpl Cettoa MarWek
fjiTaarooLi. 1 liar 14.-Stadr at : full rates:
middling aplands 6; Orleans 6 15-16d; sales 7,oul);
specuiauon ana export luuu; reeeipu bjwu; amen
ean 460a Futures nrm. ..-!..
UDlands low elaiue.' Maf and June
deliverr 6 &64d. . .
June and July 65-Ctd35 6fr6td.-M! '. "
July and august 6d. - 1
: August and September 8 6 MSB 4-64d. - : ; , '
nnmoer aim uotoaerod, i.-j - i
1 October and November S4-64d. - ..
t Kovwnber and Deeestbor 5 il 644. " ,.
Deoember and J innar S RS fill. : " ' i
1 r. St. Sales Amnrumo fi km. UnlaiMi loa mtd-
OtiBrelause, Haydeltvery 651-6ld, (buyers.) .
f! aiay ana une o &Y4t, (Duyers.) ,.
' July and luut 6 l-ld"d, (buyers!. . r
i: augudi ana aepieraoer a ihvm. tsiers.i . :
tseptember and October 6 1-6 id, (seuers.1 ' ' j
October and November 6 S5-64d. (buy ru.)
November and December 6 2 4d. (value.! 1 i
DeeemberandJaaaaryeSa64d, (value.) . - "
4 p. tttlnlandk low mlddltna clause Mai
(Huvery e SB-mo. (van); ' --
ay ana June 6ew (value). in
'i. '
llltf i
JoJy and Aneust 41 l-4d tar-llersl ""?-
. August and September 4-644, (boy- rs.)
October and November 6 &&64d. (buyers,)
ueoemoer ana January b oa aa.'tseiiers.i
futures dosed barely steady, i n, ' .
' 4 tj l:ai Atstriaea., 1
.i ' "XCaiBumx.N. C, May 15. tat.!
Tne d ' edttoo market veeterday etoaeJ flail
and easy at toe luuowlnf QUQtaoons: " . . .
Middling.., ... t.r.. 16l4aiOMi
Beeelpti yesterday.. ..-i..j.......t. "19
r
C1XT fPROIllICU . 91AKKET,
. .......
rBeported by T. B. Mxsilu .
Corn per tashel.,M
Meal per bushel. ...
WbeatMr buKhel..
1.10
Paanut per ousheL.
LE0SL7
m mur- i uuii ........ v
.M.2.1S2t
; Peas Clay, per
, i.aoai.
s -i mum.. j
. ...l.iofyi.io
Oats ebeUed...... .w..
Dried lmin Apples, per id.......
.. . nsKiw, vcoinu.....
9aii.
Biacaoemes....
- im
7076
i 111811..............;:..
Cabbage, par pound.. ....,.
Onions, per bushel .
86S90
-Beeswax, per poundi..... ...'
Taiiow, per pouna........i... ........
Butter, per pound...
77
20T
58, per dozen.....
fifMsS m mi ab-4 MM
DttriH. mm'm i . A mm a-M
Tarkers, per pound.
30836
lot
Mutton, per pouna, net..
Pork, per sound, set.....
WooL. washed...,.......
? .78
7ffi8
unwasnea..
Feathers, new.
18
Baca, per bound.
114
5.
HUGHES'
Quinine Hair Tonc
Is the best pAparatkn atade for Impart lag rigor
. . . - . i :-
to the scalp,' eradicating dandruff and preventing
tae hair (ailing. Prepared only by
W. l JORDAN (S CO.
PHIL LI IV
f
FilatiMft C d liTer Oil Emnlsioo
, Combined with the Soluble Phosphates,
8c. . ud FEB BOX ME.
.t '
'sale by
B.: 11. v JORDAN (S CO
. , DRUGGISTS,
SPRINGS' CORNKR.
. We have received s large and complete stock of
WINDOW GLASS,
ALL SIZES, !
" ; single aa4 Double Thick.- '
Ri H. JORDAN & CO.,
Springs' Corner. Springs' Comer.
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY REPOSITORY
ARK JUST IN RKCKIPT OF A TVLL LTNX
ot
Cir iag s, Baggi, Phaptins, &e.
Ot the very latest styles, ror the spring trade.
tTCALt AND SXE US. -: . . '
- ! A O. BTTCBISON & CO ,'
' Charlotte, N. C , next to Wadswerth's Stables.
I AtlUAGK,WAGOM AMB BLACKSMITH SHOPS,
v 1 (wiiautsou s jmi oianu.i .
: f3?r Vehicles made to order and repaired.
EBHoraes shod la Ant-class stjfle."1
;' ' I A. . HUTiUir CO
aprSauniy 'fi " 1 ' '
ANNUAL fMK.ETI.NG
- Ocricc or Swkictart. Nauru Cabousa
Stat Dkntal association,
" -. FATaTTBTnjjc, N C. May 1st. 1885.
rfHE BtEVKNTH ANNUAL MSXTING OK THX
A. worm tjHroiina eiaie- itiiitai absoci itlon wilt
be held lu Charlotte tor, three d-tys, - beginning
a wvuaj. unu u, acxm - Apiurcams oriiaense 10
practiee Denikitry In the State . rowt then and
there present th.-mselves. S e advert eeim-nt of
noaro.. .-, k ittuiaas u. uuMTiut.-
JgOABO OF STATS DENTAL KXAMlKaBS. '
The Knrth Carolina SUte Rrrrd or Manful r.
ammers w,U mit In VftMrtottn, M. C. th Is Tues
day In June net, lor the t urtK of examining
apulMjantd furl c -use to DRlCtee Fwiltlsfrr In tlia
Stale of North Carolina All d rsont who bee n
U' prar'IOH ot IeiitUu In t ie State alb r Kei.ru-
ary 1st 1779 H hi at a dlnloma from mlomilv
ehaiteml Deiitot Oudego ure r ulr d by law to
fniwire iraeiixe iron- m- tw M. -All l rmms who
ave begun the practice ot Denll-trt in th- State
alnne rebrottry 1 t 13 wl;hrithoutililoma
are reaaired bv law to nroi-.um Hnnuw irnm )
wbh Knamiueis. . : . . u. '
Itugnedj J. y GRIFFITH.
: tseeretary of Bo rd
SaHsbury N C, May Is'., 18.
majlievfrl4w - . - -
;;L6st or btrayed,
A yellow and whit speckled Pointer Bitch; baa
yellow ears, aad -a tew km yellow spate on her.
Any one giving latorasanoa of her will be reward.
a at this office. . . - aaaylOd
for sali::
7 A few work Honest Also eneeeead-fendant
Wgoo aad sobs n unns lisaii Bnggla, 'Lut above
wiu be sold cheap ler eash, -mayloU
.. - . CZkXZ23 4 CQ.
Fashio I Sheets fop Spring,
JI7MT KCf3lYKI
J. w.
: Cibi;Go.li?iL Buller,
BONELESS
BREAK FAST -
V.
BACON,
-AND-
DRIED BEEF,
t .'s
WILSOIf WAFERS, I - V
, . . . ; i PEARCE BISCUIT,
Our Roller Patent " Floor
-WUI hava a limited auantltr of nice fresh Straw-
Denies to-day from Lyies gardes, near the eily.
eeoa in your oraers eariy.
RaBIBTT 4c ALEX II13 K.
WRISTON'S
KNICKERBOCKER
r
AND
Mm mi polish
Are bavin a "bur ran." Thev are the best goods
of the kind In the market I .now have for your
Inspection the perfect Tooth Brash, or Wayne's
resent. What the angiian brush makers say ox Hi
, . ' ; Lomdoh, March 96th.
Dear Sir We are. without doubt,: more largely
Interested In manufacturing Tooth Broahestnan
any a her firm In these Islands, and eur patterns,
with those of our friends, eonsdtute a small
amseams but of all we have made there Is NONE,
In our opinion, so effective for cleaning the Inter
stices of the teeth as Wayne's Patent Tooth Brush
.Very reepectruiiy, your-, t.
!:' l-"- G. & KENT ft SONS.
To Merars. Tnruer dt Wayne, Philadelphia, Pa.
fi j i j
l, l
0
T
TBB LADIKS CONCEDE OUB
11
ooo tn
OOO KKR KKB
O OR R R
O RRR KE
A . SIM MM
K8
u K
.: KB
AA HUVH
A A M MM M
D O O I
"OOO BKK
O O K K K
AAA M M
'OOO R K
lo be the finest In the city, and our
CAKES, CANDIKS,
iO K BrVid
VI-ENNA ROLLS, -
; , 4 - BOSTON BATH BUNS,
i
AND-
Are not to be surpassed lu the city.
taMawdbeeonvlnoed. -
Call exjia-
MAYER & ROSS.
r r
nr.iPTiorj.
.aMrui wan kti(u4l fame
nil. r e d . a t rowy I t fkt t h
"MnM I Till sndTS O BOTTLES rKUB.
- o VAt.UASLBl-WAMfaaaattaUdtaMaa .
. filT xsrM snS t .lr h.
A. MHii)M, IM ttmHHL. Jtow Trk.
WE; .
hi
FERRiS PIG lUMS
wrsti
JUST RECEIVED!
Al LGAKT LINE OF
, Ladies, Misses' and
IFiae Shots and
U i And all kinds of
IHI O ,3ES
For Boys', Youths' and Gentleman's
Summer Wear,
. Call and see our goods
Trade Streec.
TJlTe are lfow Offering
lit 101
In both Wholesale and Befatt Departments, atPricw that defy competition. We have a handsom,,
Gpnts5 Furnishing Goods,
ELIA8&
BURGESS
WHOLKSALX AND RETAIL DBA USB IN '
A-LL KINDS OF
mmw.
BEDDING, &C.
auiv vi vjjlxsAX iyniyoiiVB.10,
LOUNGES, Parlor and Chamber Suite, Cof
fins ox all kinds on hand. No. 6 West
Trade Street, Charlette, North Carolina. -
Thousands of cases of
Sndk
Headache are permanently; cured every year (as the hundreds
of testimonials in my possession will tebtify) by the use of
DR. LESLIE'S
Special Prescription. This medicine stands to-day without
a rival, and with scarcely a competitor in the world. Thous
ands of physicians throughout the country have acknowl
edged their inability to cure it, and are now prescribing Dr.
Leslie's Special Prescription for all cases of .
in either its nervous, bilious or congestive form, arising from
obstruction,congestion or torpidity of the liver. When I say
that Dr. Leslie's
SPECIAL
Prescription will cum the most obstinate eases of Sick Headacha, I mean ott what I say, and that to,
that It not merely redeves but r - . '
JPdDsnitiveDy
eures. no matter how long the case may have been standing
' . hvs testimonials from persons who have been afflicted for twenty years, being oonflned to bed two
Ite'S SpecU eVen week8 at bw been permanently cured by two bottles ot Dr.Le-
PRESCRIPTION
1
wlahto,llTei10 had 811 attack toT oyer flve
.CEonrfedl
5 'f
Le sure and give this remedy a trial. Price 50c
may7eodly . . . -1
, ! Reliable Agents Wanted
THE MUTUAL ENDOWMENT AND
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.' v.
, : ; QVflO OF (U GEHKRAL AGKMT )
, - ,!"i rosKoKiH Cabouna, - V
; . - CHABIiOTTS, N. C
This Assodatlota, now nearly fuar years old, and
having a membership In a lrge number of the
States, amounting to nearly ,000 beneficiaries,
has Inst established a general agency for North
CaioUna. with headquarters In Charlotte. '
To do this It baa been necessary to comply with
the laws ot the State, which haa bran dniut. in
more fairy appear by reading the following copy of
certificate and receipt trom the Secretary ot Mate:
t, . Statk of North Cabomva.
Officb of SacRiTAay ov Statb
' . ! v flMBTTBAirr-W rWt . MH.U.
r i ) i Ealki&h, th April 1&&
The Mutual Self Endowment -and! Benenetal ia.
sodatton, having filed In-, this office an appoint-'
mentof J. T. whitehead as general agent for, this"
State under the seal of the. company anl having
heretofore, to wit: on the U-April. lanaJd
Into this office fifty dollars, ytlwIlceose fee, re
quired by section 14 of "An- Act 4oeonsoH''' thef
Insurance laws of 8. C," xatliied Karob
1 UIUJENSS 1 HEBK3T ttBANTEty m the
skai. said oompuiy-to-do, boslneit hv-thls'
Lnviowus vol ooni ww
Signed
- Secretary ot State;
Copy No. 2T.
North Ciwit.rx. " -y'
, , i Othw Sbckstakv or Statb,
f.: 8DKAcrPAKncsirr,
. -Raubioh, I; a Ar.rd,H8S&
Keoeived from J. T. whlw 1 1 neralaeew
ntot
the Mutual Self Endowment axid t -n,evolwit(A-
ociauon, twelve dollars, fore .. 'au-tracta
of reports of the financial eorni . a d snid comi
pany for the yew ending tew -r -iiSt- A. D..
14, and nine dollarsJor ad"-;i. . . T .
SlgnedJ . ;- . v. L.fc
T - BecKuityflt Slate. --
As General Agent I have: authority front theSee
retary of 8tate to receive appucatlons for member-,
ship, appoint agenUand do any and an business
tor the Association not tn violation of the laws it
the same or of the State ot KorthCarolinai .
We have not space toexpla'a Its-proper featnreav
It needs ealy to be investte! -4 to be apprHted
U Is on the eauie plan tfuu'-kt cf i v-dot,-Leglonof
Honor and Boyal-Arc: -t't i aief
popular eo-orjeratlve-assoclationaf- s. i very
popular feature that It Is ot iv y t a mw!
ber to die to get every do nt, r yes tor
We employ none but genuei t t vootd
In the vactnltv In which they i t ,c. attttat
company, and therefore besr wu. 1 tue pa
ilStiS?JKi7,aMeac V-f iuottutablaaua-'
slon entitles them to. ; . ... .
i Address me or my secretary u p "s, HV CL ;
l- J. T.-'vT , 2AT,
w w Cwral Agent loICao1lna.: 1
. yah. Eara, Secretary. - manoost
, iB. SMYERS, v
Ercler and Ccssisdca tcrchnt,-'
- And Dealer la Teed of all kinds,"
COLLXSZ 8TSZ, " I ' .
Children's
Slippers,
and prices before you buy.
GRAY & CO.
s
COHEN
NICHOLS,
J It yon are troubled with sick headache and
and SI 00
S. B. ABCHER, Saratoga Springs, N. T.
Use MULLEN'S
IT NEVER FAILS.
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED.
. To be need latemaQy and externally. Cures
Cramp Colic, Diarrhoea, Headache, Toothache,
Neuralgia. BheumaaanCroup Sore Throat.Couglis
Colds, Diphtheria, Sores, Bruises, Burns, bpralns,
SOnga of Insects, Coras and Bunions.
7 Dli ecUeu om Erery Boti le.
Prloe-26 and 60 Cents a Bottle. .
I, Love's Level P. O., Dee. 17th. im.
W. K. Kullen, Dear 8h-: I have aied your Hor
nets' Nest Liniment for Hemorrhage of the lungs,
and find It to be an excellent remeay. nTTUa
' . . SUSSELL HELMS.
W. H. Mullen I used your Horr.eU' Nest Unl
ment for rbenmatlsm, and Irecommend It to toe
nss"'' -nrwbL-B.
" Plnvine, K. C., April 20, W.
: Mr. W. N. Mullen-Dear 8ir: My little boy fell
and bruised his shoulder and arm, so tout be couia
not use his arm. I need a small bottle of your
Hornets' Nest Liniment It gave him. use of b
arm after the first application, and eared him in a
short while. I have used ft in several other cases
and find tt to be an excellent remedy. ILU0TTi
FerSalebj
8tra!gnt4Crawfcnl,LaaeasteT,S.C.
A. a rveQiesterv8,a- v-
J. B.Johnswn, Eoc Bilk & C
D. H. Jordan i Bro.-i Fort tawn. & C.
Dr. J. E. AaseeyACai -Fort HUL & C.
f. F.-AOdugoa Son, Blchhurg, 8. C.
rantv i Mm oo-a a- -
B. -F.-Ba. Prlmas,&C. -
I-r ac V':h,' 'latCreek,S. a ,
Tumer Wiuihestardnxsts, Monroe, N. C.
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