hot ir pn.
Negroes Atfack the Whites
At a Speaking.
INFLAMED BY SATTEItFIELD.
The;- Attack the While and Knock
ed Thorn Down with Rocks A
Lar(t Number of Negrora Hurt in
the i'luUMr. Boone, of Durham,
Present TI10 Whlta People Drawn
' TKether and will Vote Solidly
Against Kuimell and H Is Gang.
. R.OXBORO, Oct. JJ. (Special , to
Recorder.) There was a riot at Win
stead's Mill, near here, this afternoon
. between the whites and negroes.
Tba not occurred st a political speak
, iug st which R. B. Boone, of Durham,
Col. J 8. Cunningham and S. P. Salter-
field, of this county, spoke.
Mr. Boone spoke first sud was follow
ed bf Satterfield, the republican can
' diJate for the Legislature. He made
an inflamatory and incendiary speech to
tbe negroes and when Col. Cunningham
got up to reply to bim the neproe? be
, gan an attack upon the whites. There
wss a much larger crowd of the forrer
: present than there was of the latter
For a white everything ws can fusion
4d escHetnent.
- Tbe white men were not expecting
any trouble and therefore were not pre
pared for the attack, but they began at
once to defend themselves in tbe best
way possible.
Three white men were kuockeil
down with rocka tkrowned from the
rear and badly hurt A number' of thr
negroes were knocked down and hurt
but were drtgxd oft, as fast as they
fell, by their companions.
Finally sone one fired a pistol and
tbe negroes scattered and fled iu every
direction etept t few 2io took no pa:t
intlieriot
It baa since been learned that tbt
negroes formed tbe pV in tosboroand
went out there in large numbers pro
. poaely to attack tbe white men who as
sembled to hear the speaking.
Tbe troolile Erst began Wat Wednes-
dav when Ztb Walter made a low ap
peal to tbe prejudices of the negroes at
Rosboro Mr. Boone was ptvent at tbe
tim nd rep led to bin:. He rebuked
WVner severely for trying to inflame
the negroes against the v kite people.
Since tbst time the negroes have been
very insolent and te low and degrad
log sp -eh of Satterfield kindlrd the
fbvne i had been smouldering aud
the riot ensued.
The white people of Person count v.
rerardlesa of party, are so outraged at
tbe uncalled for attack that they have
been drawn together. They will vote ss
one man and see that their rights are
protected againt every assault made
upon them by these henchmen of Rus
sell It is feared that this is only the be
ginning for if they make another attack
blood shed will follow.
BARM AND HTARLKri Bl'RNKD.
C II. Norton Loam About $3,000
Insurance. $1,4 Of).
Mr. C. IT. Norton seems to be in hard
luck here of late. Not long ainre he
was severely injured o- tbe railroad
Now his barn, stsbfes and contents, at
his farm, have gone np is ashes.
The fire occurred yesterd v morning,
etwees 4 and 3 o'clock, anu from what
csa be tesrned it seems to bare been of
incendiary origin.
A colored man by the name of "Doc"
Robrraon lives at the farm and looks
after everything. He said he got up
about 4 e'clock and cooked and ate
breakfast. He then started to tbe
stables to feed the borses and cattle and
be discovered that the barn was on fire.
Nearly everything was destroyed.
la all Mr. Norton lost the barn and
stsbles; lot of fodder, straw, ua v; three
wagons, farming tools, sleigh, bsrness,
fcom and colt game chickens, cow shed
and other things too numerous to men
tion.
Mr. Norton is in Baltimore and bi
ea :t loss cannot be gotton bnt those
who know what be had and something
abont the cost of tbe barn and stables
say his lose will be st lesst f 3,000 and
possibly more.
He carried 1,400 insurance with J.
ftmthgitte & 80a. It was distributed as
follows: Building fftoo; contents fwo,
and horses and males $400,
It is vol known that he bad any ene
mies who arc mesa enough to spply the
torch to bis property and tbe origin of
of fire Is a mystery. The colored
man, as mentioned shove, says positively
tbst the bui ding was fired. It is pos
sible that by some means match might
have got Into tbe possesion of some rats
and they started the conflagration.
. At cy rate the loss will fall quite
hear.' v ,.0 Mr. Norton snd be has tbe
synipa.bioi of boat of bis friends, in
bis trials. '
The Mallory Cheroot company
tell you something about their
different brands of cigars and
chcroU in thu issue.
NEARLY A THOUSAND.
Eight Hundred and Twenty-Six
Durha mites Visit the Fair
Durhauiites were in Raleigh jester
day. They were going down all day
from tbe early train, which was behind
time, caused by handling the crowd.
'Tbe early train, which reaches here
tbout 5 o'clock in tbe morning, was
throntred bv In nr. .,, .
coach wss put on. here to accomodate
tbem. The next train was a suecial
from Greeuuboro with young ladiea of
tbe Normal and Industrial College,
which reached here at 6 o'clock Several
Durhamitesot on this train also
About 9:30 o'clock the special train
from Oxford with five coaches, arrived
here It was about half full when it
resoh-d here but was charged on by a
crowd whopuabed and shoved to get
room enough to stand on. It was packed
full wben it pulled out.
The regular train, due here at 10:39,
was behind time, Another crowd wss
waiting for this train and filled up most
01 the extrs space, Several, aome fif
teen or twenty, went down on the a
o'clock train.
Since tne fair opened the Southern
road here has sold 826 tickets. Sundsy
snd Monday they sold 14; Tuesday 51;
Wednesday 17 j, and yesterday tbey cap
ped the climax and sold 589, which
makes a total of j6 ss above men
tioned. '
This is no doubt the largest number
that ever attended the fair in one day
from Durham. But Durham always
sends a large delegation.
Much flood ItHng Done.
Rev. W, R. Owaltney preached at the
Second Baptist church again last night
to a good sized congregation. Several
went forward for prayers and three or
four profesed faith in Cliiist. The
meeting will continue oa snd there will
be services there this afternoon and
again ronigbt Much good is beiug
done. ,
Thieves Aronnd.
Wednesday evening about 8 o'clock
some sneak thief slipped in tbe Western
Union Telegrsph(Compsny's office snd
carried oSa pair of pants belonging to
W. H. Oskev, operator, and a coat and
vest of E. L. Bailee, messenger. Mr.
Oskey wss at aupper at tbe time and
Mr. Barbee went to tbe basement for
something and when be returned tbe
above mentioned articles were gone.
Ihere is no clue as to who the sneak
was.
The "Ha. snn Leader."
F. S. Dison ba opened a factory and
retail cigar store on Main street, next
door to M. Esk's. He will make his
own rgart and in that way will give
loe. cigar for $ c. His leading brands
are "Havana Leader," "The Fairest"
and "The Black Foodie." He also keeps
on hand cigarettes and chewing to
bacco. Special brsods made for custom
ers. Cive him a trial.
PERKO.XAL MENTION.
People Who Come and Co and titay
at lloin.
Miss Pattie Beves la in Raleigh with
friends.
J. R. Lsiner went down to Rsleigh
t esterdsy on business.
Rev. G. J. Dowel! spent yesterdsy
morning in ary on business.
W. II. Willard, Sr., of Raleigh, was in
the city part of the day yesterdsy oa
business.
Mr. and Mrs. L M. Reams, Jr.. re
turned from Raleigh yesterday, where
they went to attend tbe Parham-llunter
nuptials,
W. V. Drsughoa waa all smiles yes-ter-'ay.
He ia tbe father of a bouncing
aaby boy who arrived at bis borne night
before last t
Why will yoa buy 1 itter nausesting
fonics wben Grove's Tssteiess 1 bil Ton
ic ia as pleassnt ss Lemon Syrup. YCir
druggist i utburi?d to refund tbe
money ia eve.y case where it fails to
cure. Price 30 cents.
Qt'OTED FOB BRYAX.
A special from Berlin, dated
Oct. 20, to the New York Jo'ir
nat Maid: In his speech before
the Vienna Parliament urging
the Austrian Government to
"go alow" in enforcing the gold
standard until after the Ameri
can election had decided what
would be the future financial
oolicy of thitl country. Herr
jax, tbe Cfch leader, quoted
extensively from William J.
Bryan'a recent speeches. The
sentiments expressed by the
Democratic candidate were fre
quently and enthusiastically ap
plauded and Herr Jax's reading
was often interrupted by the
BravoV of the assemblage,"
The eyes of th whole world
are upon the United States and
if e declare for the free and
unlimited coinage of silver
many countries like the Vienna
Parliament, will take exan pie
after us. Bimetallism in this
country will force England to
the same system and those two
countries will carry the world.
Still the Hannacrats are saying
that we wid be left alone in our
financial policy It is ftll bosh.
' , MISREPRESENTED.
Wether intentionally, a n d
with malice aforethought or not,
the Greensboro correspondent of
the Richmond Times does W.
W. Kitchin, demooratic nomi
nee for congress in this' district
great injustice so great that as
a matter of common justice the
! IIeraM fee's it should not go
unnoticed
Under date of October 19th,
and published in the Times of
the 20th appears an account of
the joint debate at Greensboro
between W. W. Kitchin, dem
dcratic.'and W. W. Clark, of
New Berne, Palmer-Buckner
McKinley adjunct gold bug,
from which we take the fol
lowing extract:
"Mr. Clark made a splendid
speech, and presented some
strong arguments to the au
dience which was mostly for
Bryan. Kitchin followed in his
usual style of villifying every
body but populibt and silver
democrats, which bought cheers
from the silverites, but caused
tbe better class of the hearers to
leave."
The Recorder emphatically
denies that it is Mr. Kitchin's
"usual style" to villify "every
body but populist and free
silver democrats" and defies the
aforesaid correspondent to show
that it is. People of all parties
all over the district have heard
Mr. Kitchin in this campaign,
and they know that no political
speaker in the sate is freer from
such a charge.
His farther statement that
Kitchin's speech "caused the
better class of hearers to leave"
is an unwarranted reflection
upon some of the best people of
Greensboro who remained, and
lacks confirmation.
When a correspondent makes
these kind of charges, he should
"sign up" and let the agrieved
know where the responsibility
lies. If he does not. no self re
specting paper shouid longer
print his stuff.'
The entire statement is so en
tirely foreign to Mr. Kitchin's
record that it cannot possibly
damage him in this district,
where he is known, but the
character 0 the paper in which
tbe slander was printed may
give the utterance same force
outside the state to Mr. Kitchin's
detriment, and hence we have
said this much. That he desig
nates Mr. Kitchin as a "popu
list" is unworthy of note.
No Ashevllle Bishop This Year.
New York, Oct. 20. The house
of bishops of the Protestant Epis
copal Church of America met to
day in the church mission house.
The meeting will prolyibly laft
two days and there will be two
.sessions daily. Bishop Donne, of
Albany, is presiding in the ab
sence oi Bishop Williams, of Con
necticut.
It was decided tiot to elect at
this session a bishop for the Aslie
ville jurisdiction and it will remain
withontan incumlcnt until the
the next annual meeting of the
house ot bishops.
Nominations were made for the
bishopric of Duluth, which was
created a year ago, the same time
as the Asheville bishopric.
The nominations will be reported
upon tomorrow by a committee.
Colorado'a Mag Dlaplay.
)exver, Colo., Oct. 21. In
accordance with the suggestions
of William J. Bryan and Chair
man Jones, of tbe Demoiratic
National Committee, Gov. Mc-
Intyre today issued a proc'ania
tion calling upon all good citi
zens, Irrespective of party afilli
ations. to display the national
flag on tbe 31 of October. lie
garding Chairman Hannn's oil
ginal sugestion of a flag day
Gov. Mclntyre says:
"It is my opinion that the at
tempt of Mr. Hanna .o debase
the national colors of the United
States is unpatriotic and imper
tin-mt and should be resented
by all good Americans.''
J. L, Cole Sl Co., has a change,
in their ad in this issue. They
offer you some rare hargainns in
underwear, ladies skirts and
waists and in fact everything
they sell is going at greatly re
duced prices. Tltey are unoer
buyers and under sellers ot all.
A Republican Itet.
Ed ward Eyre has been making
a coup da main on thu floor of
the Produce Exchange. He of
fered to bet $10( that McKinley
would carry every state in the
union but one, and,- as fur as
that one state, he would bet
$200 that McKinley would carry
the unnamed state also., This
seemed such a good bet that at
first there was no lack of takers.
Vheu Eyre refused to make the
first bet unless accompanied by
the second,' however, the Call
Board men began to suspect the
presence of a little joker. The
joker was very evident when
Erye named as the.one state
upon which he bet double money
Maine. San Franjisco News
Letter. -
The Great Jeiiny Llntl Concert.
Only a few remain who can
recall the marvelous enthusiasm
which attended Jenny L'nd's
fi . Jt appearance in America, in
the old Castle Garden, in 1850.
When she arrived from England
50.000 people were at the dockl
to greet her. That night 30,000
people serenaded her in front of
her hotel. Seats for her con
cert sold at fabulous prices. On
the night uf her first American
concert over 5OOO people had
gathered in the Battery before
Castle Garden by six o'clock,
although the concert did not
begin until eight. When the
doors were opened the crush
was terrible, and within fifteen
minutes every iav V'ule inch of
room, other than the reserved
seats,' was occupied, and 10,000
people were outside unable to
get in. Then every rowboat,
railboat and steamer which
could be presbed into service
was engaged to lay in tbe watei
by tli6 old Garden Hall crowded
with people who could only hear
tho strains of Jenny's voice &
it floated through the opened
windows. The whole scene has
now been repictured by Hon. A.
Gakey Hall, ex-Mayor of New
York City, and he gives a
wonderfully graphic , recital f
the event in tbe November
Ladies' Home Journal. Theae
tual scene of Jenny Lind sing
ing her first song to her wonder
ful audience of thousands is
shown in a picture copied by
D Thul8trup f rom a photograph
made at the time. The Journal
will bo for sale by T. J.Gattis
& Son.
The Pennsylvanian who is
acting as receiver for the Cora
nock mine in Chatham county
is charged with intimidating the
employees to compel them to
vote a gold-bug ticket. We are
unable to learn whether he got
his instructions from Mark
Hanna or Mr. Louis DeLacroix.
Ik all countries and at all
ti'es when silver has had a
fair show, ,iabor and laborers'
products have brought living
prices, v ote for the single gold
standard, ye working men, if
you win, and in two years a
dollar will so enhance in value
you will get about the same
wages the Chinese do, and like
them, will eat meat once a
month.
Madame Kalve and Madame
Melba will both appear in the
next issue of The Ladies' Home
Journal with articles on the
voice. Madam Melba bas
written before atd is, in fact.
no novice with the pen, but
this is Madam Calves first at
tempt at authorship. She wrote
the article in French, and after
an Eng'Mi translation had b-e
made of it she bnd the original
manuscript bound betwt en in
r.icco covers as a souvenir l
her debut as a writer.
Col. Jso. c. iir-Tos's ffpei
now published at Oxford under
the misnomer if "Th9 Demo
rrt," contain n list of tht up
poiotmentsof Mr. Lindsey Pat
terson to speak at different
places in the wet up to Satur
day the 31. This is the same
Palmer Buck ner elector who
refused to divide time here, end
barked out of doing so at II ills
boro after he bad agreed to it
before one hundred citizen of
Durham. Some ten year -old
boy should be put against him
whrrerer he appears. Nine
times out of ten tbe bo will
down him.
l)r. ftdwardM Here.
Dr. W. H. Edwards, formerly
of Wake ' Forest, has located in
Durham for the practice ot den
tistry and a card announcing the
same can be found , in another
column. The Biblical Recorder,
in speaking of Dr. Edwards says:
"The editor of the Recorder
has read a number of testimoni
als to the high christian charac
ter and to the satisfactory work
as a dentist,' of Dr. Edwards,
from President Taylor of Wake
Forest college, and from Profess
ors Royall, Carlyle, Mills and
Brewer of that institution. Dr.
Edwards having lived at Wake
Forest college thirteen years and
having done work for these gen
tlemen, their testimonials should
be sufficient for him anywhere.
Hon. H. A. London, editor of the
Chatham Record also bears testi
mony to his work. We know Dr
Edwards well as a Christian gen
tleman, aud heartily commend
hinr to the good people of Dur
ham." We are glad to welcome Dr.
Tdwards and family to Durham.
See change in Royall & Bor
den's ad in this issue. Notice
their prices on blankets; oak bed
steads, sofas, tea sets, dinner sets
and window shades. These pri
ces are very low and they, give
you correspondingly low prices
on their entire stock. Their
manager Mr. W. B. La Far and
his entire clerical force are genial
and wholesouled gentlemen and
will take pleasure in showing you
their goods.
If the state of North Caro
lina is to be saved from infamy
the people who are attempting
to run affairs have no time to
ose.
Remember that gold is the
money of rich only that it is
not and never has been a medi
nm of exchange among the poor
and that the dearer you make
money the cheaper you make
human toil and sweat.
W. F. Freeland & Co., have an
ad in this issue. Read it and
govern yourself accordingly.
K. W, Fauci'tte, formerly of tliia city
but nnw of Ricbxond. left this morn
ins fr 1 bouie alter a pleasant visit of
aeveral day to relatives.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. W. H. Edwards, formerly of Wake
t-orest colleee, has permanently located
in Durham for the practice of dentistry.
Office over Heartt & Hackneys drug
store, 130, corner Min and Church tt.
County (.'anvam.
The nominees of the democratic and
populist conventions for legislature and
county officers will address the p.ople
oa the issues of the day at the following
places and times:
Garrard's Shop, Saturday. Oct 17.
Mngr. ji More, Monday, Oct 19.
Kougemont, Tuesday, Oct 20.
Bahama, Wednesday, Oct 21.
Cox's Store, Thursday, Oct aa.
Stagville, Friday, Oct 23.
Barbee'a Store, Saturday, Oct 24.
Sulfa Store, Monday, October 26.
East Durham, Monday night. Octo
ber 26. '
Kelson, Octotwr 27.
Vickera Store, Weunesday, Octo-
W-r 3
Patterson's Mill, Thursday .October 29.
West Durham, Thursday night, Octo
ber 29.
Bragtown, Friday, Octoer 30.
Feari Milts, Friday night, October 30.
Durham, Satur l tj night, October 31.
Day speakings will begin at I o'c ock
p. m. Nignt speakings v.111 oe ai 7:30
p. til. Let every body come.
W. B Octhkie,
Chm'n P. P Es. Com
II. A. Fot'SIIEK.
Chm'n Dei. Ea.Com.
ft 00 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will j
be pleased to learn that there is
at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure
in all its stages and that is fa
tarrh. Hall Catarrh cure is
the only positive cu-e now
known to the nifdicnl fntpn'8
tr Catarrh being a conu
lional diM-ace, r quii'K a rom-'
Mitioiuil treatment. Mil!
atarrh Cnrp n taken intr
Hv, acting direttly on i
llood and mucous Mirfaon .
tliH system, thereby detlroyifu
the foundation of the dif--and
giving t'te pmicut strengii
by building tip the cos utttmif
in-1 asilintr nature in dditt
Hs work. Tbn propr'etors hv.
so much faith iu its curaii.
power?, that they offer lh
Hundred Dollars for any can
that it fails to cure. S. ml fui
list of testimonials. Address '
F J. Cf eney, Tu edo, O.
itiTSold by Druggittts, 75c
Human life is held too chtai
ly when the Individual who
o rod a tonic 'or bin nystem,
deck to cover his wants by
purchasing everv new mixture
that i recommended to him.
Remember that AVer's 9 rsa
parilla hat a well-earned repu
tation of fifty year's standing.
LET US
Who has extended you the best treatment and. always
given you the most goods for the least money ?
Who has always shown you the finest assortment of
goods from which to supply
OUR STOKE Is completely filled and we need
room .
offer for a whort time the ENTIRE STOCK without re
gard, to profits. This is .your
pass, acre are a tew ot tne
Pair of Ail-Wool Blanket,.
Pair of Gray BlantetP,
All-Wire Bed Springs, any size, .... 2.50
Woven Hire Bed biuuiffs, any
Oak Bedstead, four feet high
Four Oak Colored Fin Safes, no drawers, each, 1.94
A Nice Bowl ard Pitcher, only - - - - 1.00
56-Pieee Tea Set, only
JOO-Pieee Dinner Set, only
350 Opaque Window Shades,
Don t fail to see t he only
operation. Sold ten the first week. Cooking Stoves from
f 7 each. .
ROYALL & BORDEN
The Leading Fu n i tin 1 Dealers. Next to Banner Ware
house, opposite Postoffice.
Strike While the Iron is Hot
You all complain of hard times and say, "I havn't got any
momy," but the exact cair-? of that is, it takes all of your money
to pay for only a part of what you need, by buying your goods at
high j-riced houses. If you will join the rush that throngs our
store, we will sell you what you need and give you change back.
Below we will quote yon some special prices to suit these panic
times: Ladies' Silk Waists at Ne" York cost; 35c Sailor Hats,
trimmed, at 25c; Interlinmg 10 per yard, sells elsewhere at 35cj
a full line of Ladies' Underwear to go at unheard of low prices;
H Corsets goinft this wet k for 3!)c;
Stainless How? for vc; Ladies Seamless and acid test Stainless
Hose ft r 10c a pair or a pair for 23c; Ladies' Seamless and Stain
less Hose, extra length und quality, 15c a pair, or 2 pair for 25c.
former price 25c j r a 1 ; a job lot of Misses' and Children's Black
Hose, sizes 5 to )i, for 5c per pair; a bisr lot of Ladies' Handker
chiefs to go at exceedingly low prices; $2 Shoes at 51.50; $1.75
Shoes at $1 2-"); $1 50 Shoes at $1; $1.25 Shoes-at 85c. A big lot of
Gents' Lauudried and Urlaundried, Pleated and Plain Bosom
Shirts ts go at prices that will astonish you all. Also a large lot
of Gents' Underwear, M and cotton or mixed, to goat half
prico. A job loi of Ladi ' and Gents' Wool Hose and Half Hose
to go at half price. Nov let everybody, both rich and poor, great
and small, hurry to this sale of unheard of low prices, before your
choice is gone. Yours for low prices,
J. L. Cole & Cd's N. Y. Eacket Store,
107 Main Street, Wholesale and Retail, Underbuyers and Under-
sellers of All.
PATRONIZE HOME!
Buy and Smoke
THE FOLLOWING BRAXDSOF GOODS:
li
Blaokwell' Durham Ctenr.
i - . '
if..
n
X
Hi
OKI Cltutik ChiToot.
MALLOEY DURHAM CHEROOT CO.
your demand 1
o 1,0 cer t hi 1 1 room we will
opportunity. Do not let it
rices anu articles to ue had :
.... $2.50
... 97
size, - - - J.70
head board, - - 2.00
3.00
0.95
each - 17
genuine ilson Heater in full
think Ladies Seamless and
hh Cnrr Cigars.
t -
Little Sadk Ciffarrtw.