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DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVER : SUNDAY," OCTOBER 4, . 1885. SEe1 mixvlottt mszxvcx. ACOMJIEXDABLECOURSE., Within the'past week,' we are . told "by: Washington' correspondents that delegations of New York Democratic vlitwin.ns ham hp.aiftsrod the 'Whit House' for the purpose and ' with the Wnn'nf pftlno t.ii a President to take an; khi've interest in the ,i pending flWt.fen in' that, fitftt.fi. While C01H teously receiving such delegations, and assuring thfim. of the interest thatfhe feela in the success of the TUtxmnoratin narr.v hft candidly in forms them that being President of t,hft: if nitpd States, he- regards it as. ; inconsistent with the high posi tion; he fills, and quite improper, for him to meddle in a State election, whatever his interest as an individ ual,; whatever the result he may desire; For the. first time, in twenty live years; and even-more, we have haft a President to feel and talk that way. It is the right kind of talk, and. such as all right thinking people whether they belong to Mr. Cleve land's, household or not will endorse. Thes'President of the JJnited States loses, or should lose, during the time he occupies : the Presidential chair, identity as the citizen of a particular Stateyand become, so to speak, the representative of all the people, knowing in his executive capacity no section; and no State, meddling with none, treating all alike, and showing the-same considerate regard for each State'as1 a co-equal member with the others in the great sisterhood of States which honored him in calling him to preside ' over them. Mr. Cfet'elahd;show3 that he is sensible of the trust reposed in him, and appre ciatea the high distinction conferred wherihe was called from the gubers natorial Chair of New York to fill the highest trust in the gift of the Amer acad people, as no President who has fnrArprJpd him. at. least in a oiiartfir of a. century, has appreciated it. He ssets agood example, and one .which we heartily trust will te followed by This successors. . The practice which has heretofore prevailed under Kepublican adminis aions has caused vrorld-wide scandal sand done as much to corrupt and debase American politics as any other half . dozen things that , we can call to mind. It led to a sort of central ized, political despotism, with head quarters at-Washington, which made itsr power felt from one end of the country to the other in the election of members of Congress, Governore-, members of legislatures, and some timesfeven county officers,' thus, sti fling ; the, voice of thex people and practically wresting : local self-go v aernment from them. The Southern States felt, this despotic power, and were' ground down under it for years, a power backed not only by monster xsorruption funds squeezed in assess- meta out of Government employees and- stolen from the . treasury, but "backed by bayonets when the corrup tioa!i;hd. failed to accomplish the "ends- aimed at. In the blackest an nals of American History tne records tdt federal interference in local ' afv -fairs. 61 the' South with its train of evils,- will loom up conspicuously. The same devotion to , mother State hich made; the Southern soldier a lisrdon the ieid of battle, made the Southern people victorious in' the unequal contest' against Federal povS' er in their local politics, and a fter years" of defeat finally crowned them with victory and drove the spoiler out ot the places they disgraced and ' usk&to'bppress. There is no more of this. " It is passed forever, but its memory remains among the living who saw and felt it, and it is written, , never; to be erased, is a part . of the disgraceful history that usurpers conspirators and oppressors occupy IEWS ABROAD. Sir Charles Dllke Married Con tradictory Reports About the ; Carolines Question ---Nihilists Arrested. ' - Limerick, Oct. 3. A special steam er lef t here today loaded with provi sions for Airs. Morgan O'Oonn ell's household. She is being boycotted by the .National .League. She is a niece of Daniel O'CounelL 1 1 THE CAROLUffiS QUESTION SETTLED. !Berlin. Germany has acknowj. edged Spain's claim to the occupation of Yap In return Spain has granted Germany the free navigation of the waters in and around the Carolines, together with free commerce with the inhabitants, and the right of hav ing a - coaling, station at one of the islands. The. mediation of the Pope is now. unnecessary. ' as tne afiair has been settled to the satisfaction of both powers. . . - , ' MR. DILKE MARRIED. London. Sir, Charles W. Dilke. Bart., president of the local govern ment board under Mr. Gladstone's administration, was married today to Mrs. Mark Pattisom at Chelsea. The ceremony was conducted quietly, and without the display usually at tendant in fashionable society on such occasions. The . church was crowded with, friends of the bride and groom, many notable persons be ing present. Mr. Joseph Chamber lain acted, as groomsman. The weather was bright, and the crowd cheered the happy couple as they were leaving the church. AN UNFOUNDED REPORT. Berlin It is officially stated that FROM WAsnOGTois; Yesterday' s liTcnts at tne -Nation al Capital.. t " Washington, ' D.VC. Oct. 3 The r Post master General has decided that special deliveries of letters shall not be made on Su n day. .LOOKING ASTER THE MISSISSIPPI. Senators Breckenridge and Jones of Arkansas called on the; President yesterday to urce him to incorporate in his annual measaetoi Congress, a recommendation for liberal appropri ation to improve the navigation of the Mississippi River and its tributa ries -They report that the President showed marked interest in the sul ject and they considered the inter view very satisfactory. . CONSULS APPOINTED. The -President this afternoon aps pointed John ; Card well, ; of' Texas, agent and Consul General of the United States at Cairo, Owen McGarr, of Coldrade, Consul General, in Equa- dor, and Thomas K. Jernigan, ot North Carolina, United States Consul at Montevideo. . -Hv.::kv-' ";;-. 1 I WHO THEY3 ARE. . Owen 'McGarr, of Colorado, ap pointed Consul General at Ecquador, is a native .of Mississippi . and a law yer by profession. He was strongly recommended by J udges and mem bers of the bar of Colorado and Miss sissippi, . J ohn Card well, or Texas, appointed Consul General at Cairo, is editor of the Austin Statesman. He is a man of .. wealth, a good linguist and has travelled much abroad. ' Thomas E. Jernigan, of North Car On the Rtivct Friday evening, opposite the resi dence of R M. Oates. a erotd braeelet. with ban gles The jfinder will be suitably rewarded" by leaving it e same at THI3 OFKCEL - oct4dlt.-- LOST. :;XV BIG M (IF GOSHNGvTHIS SUSON! LOTTE," the report that Germany" and Spain olina, appointed Consul at Montevi- had reached an agreement concerning deo, is a lawyer and was highly, re- the Caroline affair, is 'unfounded, commended for place by the Govern- Germany's reply to the last" Spanish or and chief functionaries of his State note still awaits the Emperor's ap- and by the State delegation in Con- proval. ' ' - ' NIHILISTS ARRESTED , St. Petersburg. Forty - Nihilists. including a number of professors and others weJl known, have been n -lrkCi-3 n 4- Wf r itt fUA kkn nn-ncniinm n - , 1 1 1. . tTtU -t.; YV aUUCXl. vuuoiu lug utuiuci buo Uiar. iuc arrests have caused a great , sensa tion. - ; . FIGHTING ON THE FRONTIER. Vienna: rDispatches received here this afternoon report fighting on - the western frontier of Bulgaria, between Servian and Bulgarian troops, and that seven men were killed and nine teen wounded. The report has not been confirmed, . doth Bulgaria and Servia have, since the Roumelian dif ficulty, largely increased their forces on the frontier. and by the gress. . ,, -.. ; , POSTOFFICE APPOINTMENTS. . ; The following are among the fourth class postmasters appointed today: . North Carolina Fair Bluff, ; John Alabama South Lowell, John X. Wright. Mississippi Refuge, W. H. Drum mohd. ; ' " ' The Week's Cholera Record ' in Canada. Montreal, Oct. 3. The official re turns at the health, office show 45 deaths from smallpox in the city yesterday, 7 in Sc. Jean Baptiste vil lage. ?, 2 in Cote, St. Louis, and 3 in Henri. This makes for ; the week ending last night 321 deaths in the city, 32 in St. Jean Baptiste village, 15 m Uote St. Louis, lb m Henri, 18 in tit. uonegorae, ana l in bt. ua briel. Joseph Propel, whd insulted a san itary officer while placarding in Mai son Neuve street, was today, fined $5 or 15 days imprisonment. Death of a Cincinnati Journalist. Cincinnati, O. , Oct. , 5. A cable dispatch received by Col. L. Mark-. preit, assistant united States Treas urer here, announces that Fred Has senret, died in Paris this morning. Hassenreth has been for a long time the principal owner and editor of the Cincinnati Volksblatt. He served as United. States minister- in South America, by appointment of Presi dent Lincoln. , Before his return to this Country he published a novel enti tled ''The Heart of the Andes," which had a wide circulation. ; -Has3enreth has been in Europe for the past two or three years; in . hope of restoring his declining health. Injury to Alabama Crops; Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 2. Heavy rams have fallen in: south and east Alabama today and for the past week, accompanied by heavy wind f and thunder. Cotton is rotting in the fields and the yield will be cut off fif3 teen to twenty per cent. . The large plantations on the river bottoms and owlands are submerged, and the out ook is .. blue. " The - ram continues, with little prospect of a let up.. 99 - '; Iate Wheat Swig, The later wheat is sown the heav ier should be the seeding, as. there i less chance for it to , spread at the root before winter.- In the latest seeding we have sometimes sown two bushels and a half per acre, while with earlier seeding on the same field a bushel less might be . sufficient. Something depends . on the habit of growth of the variety. . Some kinds of wheat spreads at the root much more than others under the same cod ditions. KALESMAN can add A 1 lie, specialty Mills,, Stores, Clothiers, &e. St. Louis traveller earned $3,210, Lowell agent $2,400 la 1884. P.O. Box K71 NewYok. oct4dlt We Have Received Our second stock of Millinery, com prising all the novelties of the season. A full line of ' , . i FELT HATS -FOR ? We invite you all, especially v this week, to inspect our trimmed Hats and Bonnets A Darldson College Medal of the Philanthropic Society. . The Medal is made of gold and the def sign Is star 'surrounded oy a circle. Has'etgravv Ing on etch side, and on one my name la ftilU A, more than liberal reward will be paid for it re turn. : - B. M. MILLER, JR. oct4d2t " FOR SALE. day, , ,UU;I.. H, Larger That Evr! ; The Lutheran Parsonage, on Tryon street, be tween 8th and 9th, front feet by 193 feet deep. A comfortable dwelling containing 7 rooms and pantry, all In good condition-. Tlse house is sow occupied Rev. N. M. Woods. Also the Cboreh buildliK and iot, the jot being the same size as that described above. For particulars, terms, Ac, app?yl . - T. L. SEIGLSy. ) - -S. E. LINTON. 5-Commlttee, . W. X. BAKEIRr oct4dtf. .-., - Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. 'S. n Our Mrs. G. Newcomb feas just arld from Hie Nortti with a full stock of Mil MMiMy, We have now read for. Inspection. ai ihe new shapes and colors im fine v Trimmed and untrlmmed'. Mivw large1 line- ef NOVELTIES IS EACH DEPARTMENT i . THE BEST. EN EVERYTHING L tm.vs mn colossal seovs r Four Circuses;, Two Menageries, One : Wax Statuary. Eoehibit, One Theater Stage, ; One Bicycle and Skating Experts Company, One Arab " ' Troupe, One Mexican Show ; One Mzsseum. ... f . - ti M ;;4f'iH! A Theater "Witfe a. Portable fitage! ' - ALT. THE PRESIDENTS IN. .WAX.! RtpSiDl2w?K' of all MWl Enlsh. Trench, German, Italian,. Mexican, Ara--blan and American PeutormeBS In Friendly, Rivalry.. . EVTSfiXKEND OF 32HIBTTION- EXTANT THAT WILL AafiUSK THIS GENERATION!. IKPexica a.al the Mexicans . Represented by Beal Idols, Jewel-r Weapons, Cos tumes, Stones, Antiquities, Vacquero HWers and -Lassocxs, MusangSr Bronchos, Men, Women and Men. RqilER- Skates MB WU . II Mil I hU vv.vv.yLt,i WITH : GREAT n 0HQW5 Straw Goods In the Fall Shapes and Colors. We are pleased to Inform' our lady friends that our HilHnnr, Miss Dell, has- arrived and is ready- to execute all orders entrusted to her. .; oct4dtf. For Sale or Rent. I will sell or rent, for a term of years,.one or four Store R&OHis, on corner of Fourth- and College streets. Terms easy. Apply, to sep27dlm. - T. H HAITHEB Valuable Tract of Land FOR SALE. On Monday. October 5th. at 12 o'clock. I will ssfl nt public auction, at the ceurt house doon ln Char lotte, a valuable tract of land, lying on the waters of sugar crees. and about a mue and a hair, irom Charlotte, containing sixty five acres, and bounded tarouna Central railroad, and Rufus Bar ringer, Mrs., flor as follows : By the lands owned by Gen Tiet Irwin and others, Terms made known on the day of sale: A. B. DAVIDSON. Charlotte, N. C, Oct. 1st, 1885. ; . oct2dSt I Tickle Those Who Tickle Me. , 'i - - y Forthe next twenty iays I will pay5 cents per pound for - . . . .-. GOO! IIODLIiG COTTON In payment of debts due vances I will advance-. me, and ft cotton ad- ; When'menpavhigJ. rates and chaige no freights, beware of weights. - : l weigh my goods, to you, and you may weigh your cotton to me, en my scales, which have the North Carolina Seal. . . - , . HuntersvUle, K. C. oct2dlw - - - B. H. W. October 1, 1885. BARKER. Ganninsr for a "Ufigarer Circleville. O.. Oct. 3. Wrh. I Bookwalter while drunk yesterday, took Doaition on the turnoike. near ing exalted positions in Washington the city and announced that he would kill the ; nrst ' "nigger" who passea. "When Samuel Tib bs, aged 20 years, P. ' ss- -M M H andelsQwhere made. However much 'we desire the success of the Demo cratic party in New York and in -other States, we would rather face de feat, without'.federal interference",than '-depend up'on success with it, and we jheartilr congratulate - President Cleveland' upon this new departure, ihonorablq alike to him as Chief Mag . istrate. of a great people; and to the. Democratic party which called him to the: position he now so ably .and successfully fills. - ; ' Too Much Rain. St LoijiS, Oct., Special dis patch to the Post-Dispatch from Chat- tanooga, xenn., isays: eceaay rams for the past Seven days are pro vm "v-erv disastrous. ; Keports from Nort Georgia counties indicate , that ' hun dreds of bales of cotton h have been iruined and that farmers are suffer-- in.very much. . row READY aU 1UUUCU91VO UUV XWUO - lJl Book waiter deliberately shot him in the back,, inflicting a fatal wound. Bookwalter was arrested. : L The largest stock of and most complete' Partnership Dissolred. , New York. Oct. 3. Notice has been given to the Stock Exchange of the dissolution of the farm bi U. J . Hudson & Co.. of which Henry N. Smith, who failed yesterday, was a special . partner. A new firm has been formed, composed of V. J. Mua son and A. H; Deforrest, the old gen eral partners, under the firm name of u.J . Hudson & Uo . as betore. xne new firm assumes all the contracts of the old firm. ' IL1H U s- J ust as we Expected.' Daitville, Va , Oct., 3. The ne gro man, Mebane, who outraged and afterwards killed Mrs. Hugh Walker near Hilton. N. C, on Sept. 28th, was Railroad trafiic has arrested last night, and today while also been severely interfered with. being carried from Milton to Yancey- vuie, JN. u., was taken irom me oj fleers by about two hundred men and Eanli Statement. , New Yciik, 6ct., 3. The weekly hung, and shot. onl" c"tr'mp'Tit,. fnr t.ViA nnafc want ehowS --loans K increase $1,670,200 : Deadly Canned lobsters. h2ziq decrease $1,423,900; deposits Albany, N. Y Oct. 3. James sircicsc's 510.200, Circulation increase Palmer and nine other persons were C 0 L00: reserved decrease 3,433,700. taken violently - ill last night after Tha bank now holds 41,499,168 in e 'eating canned lobsters at a tea party. cf tho 25 per cent. rulo. 1 They.aro etul'm a critical condition. To be. found in the State. Also full lines of , WOOL YARNS, v -. ZEPHYR, HOSIERY, ' GLOVES, CORSETS; COLLARS, ' LACES, ; -' NECKWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, 2 g 5 a. Q p- p B CD -S ' Ul CD -ct- . ca CO CD CD , r H CD P CQ CD rt- ( f. . w O "W w O P o c .CD H -n O i m CP O V CD- o 5d Tfe fey Best ; -C: irlhe World! JLatly Riders, Kstely- YsrmWerf, Xia,dy dymnasts, K.a.dies Racing. A Lady Walks a Ceiling Head Downward THE HUMAN FLY The Great and only MLLE . AMEB. Men iU SSo Blcjclea Along Eleiatfd Wires, Ladj Skating Champions, Gentlemen Bicrcle Champions. trvfci I juiy k Livipg Mile? Elize iouzzi. 20 CL -WNS. COUNT THEM. A CARNIVAL OF MOMUSl 20 CLOWNS, THEEUBKING . BraDNGHD o Many a Lady is beautiful, all but her skin ; and nobody has ever;; told , her how easv it is to Dut Jerseys, Notions and Fancy Goods of u., An hGUr, Tlanr all kinda for Ladies', Hisses' and uv,vU ..wr .u Children. All fresh and new at the on the skin IS Magnolia very lowest Cash Prices. ; ; . Balm. Respectfully, . . , C M. QUERY. epUm vr)'UDacoM;'- The Austin Sisters, Rose and Emma; the Misses Hosina and Jennie Maretta, Miss Lizzie Harrle; the Misses Mclntyre, Cooke, Hassan. Said, Mont gomery, Watson, Kimball, and many others. THE ABDALDAH BEN SAID TROUPE OF , t ; TWELVE BEDOUIN ARABS. ' James Leon, Mons. Van Zandt? the four Living stons, Robert, Austin Ernest Cooke. John Worland, Cnas. Rench, Geo. Dunbar, Frank Vernon, Gillette . bros., Eddies Evans, John Mnrtz, Wm. Harvey, Meters. Mclntyre, Cools, Williams Milton, Good, Green, Marlon. Prince, Nubar, Little Maurice Campbell, Conklln, and 40 others. . ;. . Two Mammoth Menageries IN TWO TENTS. LlTlng Hippopotami; SAMSON. Giant Elephant, Elands, Ibex, Ichneumous. - Two-Horned Rhinoce ros, all kinds of Elephants, Kangaroos, Emues, etc, ttc. A LIVING TWOHEADED COW! n Four Eye, Four Horns, Two Heads', Two Mouths, xxius mui Win JUUUUIB. 1 " THE GRAND STREET PROCESSION DAILY TWO 'PERFORMANCES DAILY Afternoon at 1; Evening at 7 p. m. OgJ, Tickets 75. cent?;' Children Under 9 years 50 cents- Wir.t, ALSO X3XHIBIT AT Shoe Heel, Monday Oct. 12. Fayettcville Tuesday Oct. 13. Sinford. Wednesday Oct. 14. Greensboro, Thursday Oct, 15. Concord, Friday Oct 16. , Chester, 'Monday Oct. 19. Winsboro, Tuesday Oct. 20. " Columbia, Wednesday Oct. 21. Newberry, Thursday Oct. 22. . Union, Friday Oct. 23. Spartanburg, Saturday Oct. 24. Greenrille, Monday Oct. 26. :
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