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I I I I' A HE SRVER A - Ji - 0L. R ALE1GH, , 0., FkIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 185.; NO. 159 It News 0BS and .V.i I ' 1 tggft : Absolutely Pure. Thia powder oarer varies. 'A inarvel of purity, strength end wholeMmeaess. More eoonomloai than tne ordlnar kinds, sndoasne be sold In oompetltiotf' with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powdere. bold only In u. Borax AAnr POWBll 0Ow,16S Wall stress, .8. Y. i ; ' bo'd in Raleigh by W. C. BBtron : ach George T. btronaeh and J. fi. Far rell4 0o. ' 1 1 ' OB SKIN GANCEB, for eeven years I sufiered wltb a een, ear on my fac. all th simple remedies were applied . to i eUeriata the , pain," bat the placs f continued to J grow, anally extending mr nosej from wnlon ohm a elibwlah dcharge very onenalva in charaoer. It was also In flamed, and annoyed me a great deal, About eight month ago a was la Atlanta, at the fcouae ot a menu, who so strongly reoommeaoet too oae of bwiitti Specific that I aetamtned t make an eftort ti preeure it. xn this I was euooeaeiui, and wegaa its use. The influence of the med iolne wm M firat tor somewhat aggravate tba aore : bat soon the lnflamumiiua wan allayed, and 1 began to lmprore after tba first lew bottles. y general health bat greatly Improved.! 1 am stronger, and abieUio do any kind of worh. The oanosr an auv imam beean to denrasae aad the ni oar to heal, until tbere la not a Teatige of niatt omy a utua sear maras taevpiaoe where It bad bwan,KIam ready to answer all questions relative to this oars. Man. oioxa a. MoDoxajld. ? ttaota, Cnffuall, lM6. ( I bare bad a osaoar on my faea for soma waara, extending lrom one cheek, bono across the ncsw to the other. ' 1 1 bas igirani si a tttt deal of paain, at times burning and itching to sbwaan extant that It w aimast nmoaarabia, 1 oommaaaad ualag Switt'a tuMilla id UitI laKfiL and Hat. ased tight bottiea. It has glren the great- atrau oy removing tneunautmaoon and restoring my general healuu " ; Knoxrllle, Iowa, Sept. 8, ,(: 't ; lor many years I was a suOBrer wltb' eaaoar of the nuee, and bavrng otien oared by toe use of . . b, 1 leet oonstralned by a sense ot duty Id Battering humanity to make this a.atemen of my eaaav; With1 -the wurteenth bottle the eaoer began to ' Mai raptoiy and aeba diaeppearwd, aaa for aayatat mootos (bare baa beau no appear anos uf a aoxe of aay alndon my bone or um, neither la my no as all tenuer to the toaeu. 1 bare tfca about two ooaan botUea v. H. B't aad am aoaadly doreu; :anai ana that b,b . enacted a core .altar every known remedy wa tried ana, .hju lailed. . 1 Hobabt tixaDbiT. - fort Ua:nea. Oa May i. laSa. j ) 1 ' t - ' I had heard of the wonderful cures of iSwlit'a fepeoiho, vienu naoiTta to try ilk loommenoed taking It la April, 1884.' f y genenu beattbt wa much unprored, 2yat the oaiioer whluh waa m my hi east cummenot d to grow, aiowiy but sureiy. "XLm bunco giew and baeaaia quite heayy. a f. that I nuat either hare u out or die. iBut Ucovubeuaad disoharging aiiandtiee of aimoet hiack. thiok blood. - It ountlnt , W all aaalinsa dLM.ia - th. m mam Until .h v ruary( when was entuaiy healed Up and well. , ' Barm WrooB. '- Ooobeeett, Plymouth Oo Maa,Jlyia,8e bwift a oieeifle i la eaWreiy egetaole. afd teema to.ar laaoera by forvlug out .vne unpuntiao from the djouo. Tieatiae on bjood and saw mailea fr I -i- fOR COUCH3, CROUP AHO CONSUMPTION USE TAYLOR'S OF SraT GU'J AED LIULLE13. n rviM arum, m rtherftd from streaj of b aoaUnrn nasnas vrnaina amna: uiei aiuimit on mm utm w euej rmnl DrtnelDl. tW Imhh th. pblMrm stodoetpf to Urow off Um fmS nambrsn to eroup and VMOtinrcootB. Wben wnbiim wnn w th. old field.. nraMnta I iMlnooi prtnetpi. In tb. nmllB ptaaS la TAYLOR'. CBa6KM . an wm.uil UlC finM. a m ra rcmear iwuwb to. Croup, WboopUw -ecmck i ao plktatle, u; ooiW IS t m OmM for it Prlea. ua vonsuniMMra i ua pi ted tots! Ml 81. If h. dUM BOl ki M wflf MC It. Ask 1 tmr tit time Only, wcpruM cbarilM oo kuv .tat B. r. MONTAaUE. -I - ATTOBBXt AT UtW AJTO UAX BSTiCTa bboub. Offilce in Adams Buildlog, Raleign. M. G. : Will buy and sell land on oommlssioa and negotiate loans on good security. City and country property always oa hand for aale. No sale, no charge. Correspondence ollcited and best references given, j flat. A dly. j AKTEn tO Pfcl AK?! II gi ?1 PtOl lt. tekiuc order, tor oar coMIM-.tMni oil purtrmlti. l'ieTln knowledge of the bulnM unneMary. aa.SS OatOt fin. The tint roeMvx SM prottt er wek on onljrj (fanarhr. IMU7 Vn., a U iMDreon. X. Epithelioma! NKWS 0B8KR V ATI0N It is a pity about (be Mugwumps. We wonder where tbej will go ? . -The world hu lived with human be logs ia it a good mtnj hundred yean bow, and the faithful wife aad mother still ranks first; amoog women. : All other grades from her rnk downward. Archdeacon Ftrrsr drew the largest audienoe ever orowdfd into Trinity ohurob, Bston oonsidersblj larger thn his luo ture sudieoMs will be in die asms oitj, as the preaohing woi free. President Jfiiiot. of Harvard Uaiver itj, and the h- ad 000k of u B ston hotel reeeiTe the' same tslsry $4,(KK) a year. This shows that the btoiasou is not con sidered more important than the brain in Msasaebuerti. The Re. 8ensMonal 8pargaoB hav ing exhsostad mort fialda of notoriety n now promiaeat as a pronounoed vesretarisd, bsving wholly abssdooed the lib u well as tbe Wtr!d and the , other partner of tba provarbisl trmmvirtte. Senator J. P. Cameron is not s Jok sonian democrat, but he returns from the Pacific ooest impressed with the idea that the party whieh ia ret poniible for the ad ministration of this government should hold its offioes. - The New York women who msoaged to oarry the boards of registry by sadden assault were extremely diiguated Tuesday to find that tbe registry Is a mere defen sive outwork ;of the ballot-box, aad that though thej were registered thej oould not vote. , lit. Arthur Orton. who still amuaos bimaelf and his immediate friandi by call ing himself Sir Bogsr Tiahbome, is living quietly at Sheemeas and ia dictating to a professional Writer alromanoe whioh he will oall hii antobiography. Senator Gorman mast feel that he hai been largely vindicated in his city and State, In Baltimore the demoorau car ried every ward, increasing the majority something like 7,000 over the munioipai election of last week, thus Insuring a com plete and oomfortable victory in the Stata. Soma statistician who wanta to make people letl dreadfully blue, figures it all oat thus: "Select 100,000 healthy boys and girls from the publio tobooli of oar country. Let each be 10 years old. At 23, 10,000 will be dead; at 60, 30,000: at 65,60,000; at 75. 60,000; at 86, 90 000; at 93,99,900; at 95, 99 990 only ten alive, and in 100 yean 99.999 will be dead. : The Arehbishop of Oanterbory ia no donbt duly grateful to the presiding mag istrate for refusing to admit his evidence in tbe Pall Mall G utte investigation business. Whatever evidence may have been expected from the Archbishop ol Canterbury, there is not the j slightest evidence .hit he was anxioas or even wilt ing to appear as a witness in this remarka bis ease - "November holds the exclusive right to oae unfailing source of interest," says the atar-gsser of the Providence Journal, "when, on the 13.h, and the day before and after, the earth plunges headlong through the November meteor-lone. Those who witch on the nights mentioned will fied proof of tha passage in a few stray meteor, redialing from tbe ooaatellation Leo, and tat on fire by a oonoasiion with the earth's atmosphere." ' Psnnsylvania was carried by the Be pablieani bjg Dtjotity of tome 25,000 and Masaaehuetts by about the same ma jority. Col Qtay ought to have been a pretty Baoseous dose to his party, bat they eeem not to have been seriously disturbed by him Among the results in Philadel phia whieh filled the streets with! "rejoic ing republicans, with banners and brass bands, was the election to common coun eil b the fifth ward, on tbe regular republican ticket, of one Mouat, who Mas served two years in prison for ballot-box stuffing, 'ihe party stomach in Philadel phia is very strong. i ; Tha sappresawn of free speech and a free press in Peamark may be all! that ws required to drive the Dines into open rev elation. Parliamentary government his existed in that country only in form, for tbe representatives of the people elected to the lower bouse by universal suffrage have not been allowed to exercise any power. The stupid ruler who has de- C'ved hie people of rights to whioh the) 1 a clear tit e ia probably relying apon his daughters s bnsbands for support. If the Danes are willing to fight lor liberty ne wm neea soeir neip. Bed ib shades both deep and vivid ia a leading color which is likely to prevail the antamn end winter through in dress, millinery end in many wraps for either dressy wear or utility uses. Log French surtoutsof dark red stookineU, bouole fabrics, er dull red bouretta cloth are made with doubia-breasted fronts aad box pleated backs open from the tournure down. These are trimmed with wide collars aad bands of Persian lambs' wool, plush or fur, otter, natural beaver or other short-hatted varieties being nnt choice for wrab of this description. Among the novelties, are long Frecch pelisses bi heavy wool diagonal, with Persian tripes 01 vivid red,; brocia, a hair una ot gold, aad a broad stripe of dark blue. These have gwide bands of doll red plash do an the front, a deep collar ot the same and a narrow uader vest of dark blue satin, with sleeve livings also of the satin. Tbeae wraps are more effective and appro priate for carriage wear thtn for. the promenade. The dressy coat polonaise is a papular model aitoug tbe 'ong luxurious wraps for ; winter, and is made ol every sort ot material from cloth to the moat ex pensive Lyoas velvet. The garment has a tnir .fitting basque front, nobly garni' tared. The polonaise part opens broadly over this undercoat, and is turned back with wide refers whieh narrow as the; retch the waist line. The prinoesse back is laid ia deep box pleats on tbe skirt pof- I lion, aud ornamented with heavy silk and ' sehaawtflll jajvawlai met I WmAA .uiixl.Bta waswMMpej wiw awaww wwmam yvuvmuvm THE CHINESE IN THE NORTHWEST BUFFER FUR THER OUTRAGES AND THE END IS APPARENTLY V I NO! YET. OUBIOSTTT PBOVaS THS KCIN OF A PXNS8TX TAM1A FlTMlMTKItae BDITOK STKAO PSMBABLT TO BS OONVIOTKD A taw Mona roc kth class FU.TM ASTKBS, BTO. Washington, November 5 The Governor of Washington Territory yester day telegraphed to secretary Lamar that the oitiseno ot Taooma had expslled about 200 Chinese from the city limits. The Governor then telegraphed the local author ities at Taooma, asking if they oould pre serve order. He was informed that while order had; not been perfeotly preserved, yet no ope had been seriously injured. Another : telegram from the mayor of Seattle stated that ia view of the outbreak at Taooma trouble was apprehended at Seattle The Cainese ia the Territory have made an argent appeal to the Gov ernor for protection, and a gubernatorial proclamation has been issued calling upon all oitiiens to assist in the preservation of order. This action was reported today to secretary Lamar, and after a eonferenoo with the President a telegram was sent to the Governor of Washington Territory approving the iasuance of bis proclama tion, and direotiag him to use all mesas in his power to prevent farther trouble. Washington, D. 0., November 5. The following fourth olass postmasters were appointed today: V rg'nia; Fsir Oaks, bani net O. Turlington; Fairport, N. H. Timbs. North Carotin; Crossing, Wm. A. Hoke. Florida; Mioos, Frank Smith. PhiladklfhIa , Pa., November 5. A special from Alientown, Pa., nays that Mrs. Catharine Tramp, potttmiutroas at the village of Corning, has been arrested, charged with opening letters out of curi osity and reading them for the .tit-pose of keeping herself posted in regard to the busi ness secrets of her neighbors end the love afhirs of the young people of the oatnna ity. She admitted her guilt and in justification alleged that she did not know she was oommitdng an oftenM for whioh she could be punished. She was pat onder bill to answer at the next term of the Uii'ed Ststes court in Philadelphia. London, November 5 Sir Riohard Webster, the attorney general, today fin ished his address to the jury in the trial of the def endanta in the Armstrong ab duotion ease. He concluded with a severe denunciation of the conduct of the mem bers of the salvation army in suppressing ETiaa Arautroag's letter to her mother. The court adjourned until Saturday. It ia generally behoved that the conviction of Mr. btead, editor of the Pall Mall Guette, Bramwell Booth, of the salvation army, and Mrs. Jarrett is certain. MoNTkXAL, November 5. Peter Peterson,i who threatened to kill one of the sanitary officers for attempting to re move his child, who was suffering with smallpox to the hospital, waa arrested to day. Fifty new oases of the disease were reported yesterday and 15 eases were ver ified. Ten patients were removed to the hospital. ; Official returns at the health effioe today show 35 deaths in the eity from small-pox yesterday. 5 in Cote St. Louis, 4 in St. Canegonde and 2 ia St. Henry. Dr. A. T. Gareaa of Boston, manager :of the vaooiae company there bas written to Dr. La Barge, medical health officer, offering his servioes as specialiatJ lNxw York, November b. The Post says : Future deliveries after several ape and downs sold at the third oall: 100 bales February 9 52: 100 bales April 9 76 November was offered at 9.20; Deoember at 930; January at 9.40; March at 9 65; Alay at ;9 89; Jane at 10 00; duly at 10 10; August at 10.19. Futures elosed steady, Deoember 2;, the balance 1-100 lower than yesterday. Poxtl&xd, Oregon, November 5. In view of ihe fact that the anti-Chinese element has fixed on Friday, November 6th, for the vacation of the Territory by the Chinese, Governor Fquire has issued a proclamation calling on all offiearsiof the law to preserve the peaee of the Territory and to protect tbe Chinese from all abuse and asking all law-abiding eitiaans who have the interest of the Territory at heart te assist ia preserving its good name by suppressing outrage upon the Chinese. Atlanta, Ga, November 6 Two colored men, Wm. Kenaebrad and Phil. Jotinsoa,; well diggers, were blow a to atoms yesterday by the explosion of blast ing powder. Thirty feet down they struok granite aad oommeneed drilling for the purpose of blowing up the Took. After one explosion, they desoended and drilled several more holes, inserting the explosive. Instantly; the explosion followed, when the two bodies were shot up fifty feet in the air. Oae of them fell on the ground about 100 feet away from the well, horri bly mutilated, the head being all bat severed l Le other bvdy wad shot straight up in .He r aud fe'l i.ok into the well. San Fxanoisoo, Nov-ober 5. It is reported that ex-Senator Sharon is ill and that his hie is despaired ot. FiTTeBUBO, Pa , November 5. Bridget Morgan, a ho was connected with the seri ous illness of Prof. White, of Duffy col lege, from the feet that she was a domes tic in the Deny family when their little boy was poisoned, called 00 coroner Drees ler this morning. She said she had not been out of the eity since she left Prof. White's bouse, end gave her address so that aha might be found at any time. Sbe was moon exettei because pf the unpleas ant notoriety given her in connection with the matterhhough no direct ohtrges had DObtt made. Bxrun, November 5. The National Gaattv in an editorial on the Carolines qieatiou warns Swain that Germany's pa tenee ia nearly exhausted aad unless the tension is relieved a rupture wilt ensue. A WOEFUL COMBINATION. THX YAK AND THK FIUB IN FAYHM VIlXB. Special dispatch to the Nxws and OBsaBYam. FATkTTCViLUt, M, C, November 5 At 11 o'olook today aspeoial train with Gov. Scales, treasurer Bain, attorney gen eral Davidson and Mj Finger, superin tendent ol public ins ruction, in charge of Mr. J A Gray, arripd from Greensboro, N. 0 The party went in proocssioo to the fair grounds on ; arrival here. Con gressman Wharton J. Grsen introdneed Gov. Scales, who made an excellent speeob also attorney general Dtvidson. Ribert S. Huike, Esq., introduced M8srs. Btin and Finger, who made brief speeches. As the latter was oonoladiog, an alarm of fire was given, esased by the burning of the Fayetteville hotel. The fire broke out at 1 o'olook, caused it is thought, by a de fective flue in the kitchen. The building burned slowly. It is of brick, three stories high, 150 feet oa Hay street and 155 oh Donaldson street. The value of the building is $40,00' The owners are Messrs. Thornton, Ry, Hinsdale, the John Gilobrist esiate, Pollings worth & Robinson. The furniture is owned by W. G. Matthews and ; Charles Glover, pro prietors. The hoaee has been refurnished in the last three months at a eost of $2, 500. insurance on the building, $11,000; nothing on the furniture. The scene is ons of great confusion. The fire depart ment Is miserable, the water supply poor. The indications are that the buildings west on the bloek, owned by E. J. Lilly and A. B. Williams, will bs burned. They are among the finest ia the place. Much property ha bean etved. The G veroor and other Suite tffirs were all at the hotel. No person was if jured. The mili tary are guarding tha prcperty. The Raleigh fire department was called on at 1.15 for aid. F. A. O. LATER FaTxtteviixx, Nov. 6. 9.15 p. m., The fire inFayettsvilie hotel did not extend beyond that building. Io the hotel build ing were three stores; F. W. Thornton, olothinp; nearly all the goods saved; loss $250; no insurance. J. M. Le, grooer iet; many goods saved; loss 9500; no in saraoee 0. W. Mirth, eoofeo'ioneriep; loss $250. Thsre was also an offioe 000 a pied by the Sioger sewing mtohine oom psny and Gin. A. G. Brady. These safe fered slignt losses. Io tbe west wing cf the building was Fayetteville hall and above this the lodge rooms of Cumberland lodge knights of pythias, the masons and the independent order of red men. Theee ordersall lost considerably property and valuahleoarpets. They bad about $1,000 insur-anoe. There were 280 ghosts in the hotel. None suffered any losses ol im portance save Capt. John B. Broadf oot and H. M. Robinson Who lost furniture. The people in the hotel were kindly eared for by the eitiaena. The Governor and i otate cmaers, together with Airs. 0. M. Finger and Mrs. T. F. Davidson, were tsken to the fair by. Congressman Green. The train bearing the Rescue steamer and thirty-four firemen, in charge of chief T. W. Blake and foreman W. R Dick, ar rived at 5 20, having left Raleigh at 2 40. The engine went to work at onoe. The firemen were eteered and treated with the greatest cordiality by ihe residents Water was taken from the historic Cross Creek. The firemen saw the j smoke of the fire when ton miles away. T. Mortimer Fleming was the engineer aad made qaiok time over the road, which was strange to bim. The firemen expect to return home tonight. The exhibit at the fair is highly credit ably especially as to farm product. The attendance today was fairly large. To morrow it will also be large. The fair ball will be given at Williams' hall tomorrow evening. F. A. O. THE WEDDING PRESENT. Wall Street NeWs. The wedding guests! had departed, and the happy couple ware making ready to go to the depot, when the newly-made father-in-law approached the newly-made son, and said: 'Julius, I didn't place a eheok for $20,000 under Hattie's plate, as is oiten done." "No, sir, yon didn't.' 'Instead of that, Jaliui, I or edited the amoant to yon on a deal in wheat. It's so much margin put up by you, you see." "Yes, sir. . In ease you ell for more margins and put up, you'll you'll" 'Close you out, oV eouisr, Julius. Good bye, and may tbe L-rd bless joa both, my dear ohildreo." THX MOBBING DBISS. ggjg, It is said that a lady's standing in society can easJy be determined by her drets at the breakfast table; an expensive, showy cos tume Indicating that the wearer bas not yet teamed the proprieties.! But no one need be afraid of being called; shoddy If her love liness U aa apparent by t! ay light as at the hops. Perfect beauty is never the attendant of disease; above all, of those diseases pe-, culiar to women, and wfrch fiud a ready cure In Dr. Pierce's "Kavori u Prescrip tion." Price redwed to one dollar. By druggists. Fob a FxxsxNT for a friend, or a handsome ornament tor home decoration you cannot find a more complete and carefully selected stock in the Bute than- at Fred. A. Wat eon's, 112 Fayttteville Street, rosnufactorer of picture frames, window shades, window cornices, etc. Orders have prompt and im mediate attention. Gbbtlimkh should bj ! all means examine my entirely new and very caretully select d stock of fall and winter; suitings overcoat logs and trousers clotbi, of fashionable pat teras and of U10 beet materials. A1 my work U trimmed and made up in the uhm correct style and the workmanship Is thorough. All work is guaranteed to rive perfect satisfac tion, both as to cut and quality of material. G. N. WAiraBa, No. 284 Fayetteville street. Oct 18 dim. i ANOTHER GONE. A CASHIER MISSING FROM JACKSO, MICHIGAN. THK -ntKASTIBT ABO TUB SEW YORK BANKS -THE BOABD CW BISHOPS OF THB METHO DIST EPISOOPAL OHCBOH THX BMAUL-POX IN OAS ADA THS FIBfeT MBBTINO OF THB BALKAN OOH FBKKBOE, BTO. Jaokson, Mioh, November 5. Wes ly Hurohard, eashier ot tbe Farmer bank of Grass Lake, is musing. It is ascer tained that he is a defaulter to the amount ol $1,800. He was in the habit of appro priating to his own use two or three hun dred dollars at a time, until the amoant reaohed a thousand dollars when he would make a promisory noie signing it Pratt and Barohard and then falsifying it in his Btatoment. When confronted by the di rectors of the bank on Tuesday last he acknowledged having done wrong and promised to make the amount good. He was not snested and disappeared that night. It is thought the funds were lost in speculations in Texas. Barohard is over fifty years old and has a wife and grown daughter. Niw York, November 5 It may be remembered that some time ago, lor the purpose of increasing the amount of gold in the United Slates sub treasury at New York, the clearing house agreed to farnish the treasury six millions in gold, in ex change for an equal amount at par value of subsidiary command the amount of gold to be furnished by each bank was appor tioned among the clearing house banks in proportion to the amount of deposits carried. All the banks responded, with the exception of the Broadway ,wbieh refused to mske the exchange and tbe treasury there fore obtained only $5,915,000. Toe subsidi ary coin was left in the sub-treasury in this oily and certificates for same were issued to1 ihe different banks by the manager of the olearing house. Until recently the banks were not permitted to exobange these certificates for subsidiary coin, bat about ten days ago permission was grab ted to deposit certificates for such amounts as the banks might wish to draw from the subotreasury. The soheme failed to create tbe demand that Was expected for coin, the banks to the: present time having oaled for only about $1,000,000, Yester day the sub treasury began redeeming the certificates in legal tender notes (green baoks) and about $2,000,000 were thus redeemed during the day. The operation was continued and 'about $2,000,000 more were redeemed today. This leaves about $1,000,000 in certificates yet outstanding, whioh will probably be presented f er re demption in a'sbort time. Nxw York, November 6. The board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal ohuroh now in session in this eity approves the appeal of the Freedmens Aid Society for a quarter of a million dollars a year for Christian white and colored people. Every pastor of the ehuroh is urged to raise his iuU apportioament i for this cause, arid the oharohes and members of larger means are called upon to contribute with increas ed liberality to this work. The eighteenth anniversary of the Freedm-n's aid society of the Methodist Episcopal ohuroh will be held tomorrow. Io the afternoon Bishop John W. Walden, of Chattanooga, TennM and in the evening Bishop Thomas Bowman, of St. Louis, will preside. The missionary Society of the Methodist Epinoopsl ehuroh : today voted to raise $1000,000 for missionary purposes daring the coming year. : The earn raised last year was over $800,000. Ottawa, Onu, November 5 There are four oases of small pox in the hospital here. CoNSTANTiNOPtx, November 5. The first meeting ot the Balkan oonferenoe took place today. 1 The business Was lim ited to the exchanging of credentials and appointing of officials. The oonferenoe will reassemble on Saturday, when the first formal session will be held. Omaha, November 5. Probsbly for the first time in history a Chinaman goes to 00 art for damages. Tom Lt and Ah Guong sue the Onaha Bee for $1,000 for the publication of a suspicion that leprosy existed in their laundry. BxxaftADX, November 5. The Ser vian government I is issuing lOf. bank notes payable in silver, in order to meet expenses incurred by war preparations. j LONDONjNovember 5. The Norwegian bark Aquilla has foundered off Gothen burg, rwenry two persons were drowned. Arehdeaoon George A. Denison, of Taunton, in an election speeoh last even iort said : "I have known Gladstone fort; -five years, but I would not trust him with a brsss farthing. The Whigs nightly before sleeping express the hope that something will happen to Q'adstone be fore morning." 8omebody in the crowd at this point cheered for Gladstone and aroh deacon Denison retorted, "You might equally as well cheer for the deril." j San Francisco, November &. Infor mation has been received here that M. L. White, foreman of the MoPberson raisin ranch, three miles east of Orange, Loe Angeles county, was attacked by about sixty Chinamen in tbe vineyard while picking up raisins Tuesday. White knocked several of them down and de fended himself till eight white men work ing near by came to his rescue with shov els. All the Chinamen then fled to their eamp, where they fortified and armed themselves with pistol. The boss of the Chinamen caned on the MoPherson Brothers aad asked them to discharge the White men, which they refused to do. Several of tbe Chinamen were discharged and the rest went to work. The affair has created j intense excitement amongst tha White people in that section and it ia feared that trouble will ensue. Winnipbo, Manitoba, November 5. Judge Rouleau, of Battletord, arrived here last nigbt. The judge tried nity-eix In dian prisoners. tiixun uf these were discharged, twenty.nine were sent to the penitentiary, for periods ranging from twenty to two years, and eleven were sentenced to be banged November 27th. These were known to be oonoerned directly in the Frog Iske maasaore. Ot the eleven, tbe judge says eight will be uanged tor certain, but he thinks the sentence ot two will be commuted and possibly that of a third. Philadelphia, November 5. The large fly wheel of the engine of tbe finishing works of Samuel Lea & Sons, on St, John street, below Girard avenue, burst today. Portions ot the rim passed through tne wall of a house adjoining the mill, oooapied by the family of Max MoiiiaoEeiaer, and buried iwelf in a yard ot the oourt in whioh the dwelling is situated. At the time there were a woman and her three children, Josie, Annie and Josephine, six year, tour and nineteen months, respectively, in the 'room into which the fragments of the fractured rim were thrown. All escaped injury ex cept the baby, Josephine, whioh had two teeth knocked oat and its head badly eat. It is impossible at present te determine the extent of the ohud's injuries. Another portion ot the wheel was buried northward and entered the building of the Middleburg Yarn Co., No. 1 150 Germantown avenue, bat no one was injured by the falling mis sile. The engine room of the finishing oompany is a eompleta wreck. St. Louis, November 5. -The polioe authorities gave oat this afternoon that they last night arrested David Ksnan, W. P. Sears, P. S. Burns, N. Weathers and master workman Pinkerton, of the Knights of Labor, as being engaged in the recent explosion on the street ear tracks. Anothtr man named John Shaunessy was arrested this afternoon, and the polioe think they now have the entire gang. These men ai e all strikers and Kaights of Libor and were arrested at 2,119 Lucas ave nue, from whioh place theyj di rented their operations and where a quantity of dynamite with caps was found Toey i purohased dynamite in L oisvide with tbe money famished by tbe knights, of labor assembly to buy food for the strikers' families, and the polioe claim to have information that the offiwrs knew that it was Us purchase explosives. : The men have all oonfessed their connection with the plot to destroy the railroad prop erty, and they will be prosecuted to the extent of the law. Chxstxr, Pa., November 5. Orders have been received at Roach's ship-yard to start np next Monday morning, and the yard is being put in order to that end. Naval constructor Steele, who will have ehargi of the completion of the cruisers, arrived at the yard today. About 200 men will be put to work. Mobilb, November 5. The Wandle, the first steamship of the line established by the Baltimore $ Ohio railroad, be tween this point aad Liverpool, left this afternoon with 4,000 bales of cotton. She was loaded with her full cargo at the oity wharf and departed by' way of the new ship channel connecting with the lower bay. A SHOOTING AFFAIK LN HENDERSON COUNTY. AN OLD OAMILT FIOD POSSIBLY 8ETTLXD WITH A BULIJET, Asheville Citizen. On Sunday night a shooting affair took place on the publio road, about 4 i miles east of Hendcrsonville, resulting in the possible wounding of Jaok Stepp, white, aged about 45, and the father ot a ; large family of children. Jack Stepp and his cousin John Stepp had been to Sender sonville during the day. and returning I home that night in an intoxicated con dition, got into a quarrel, (resulting: from an old tend, when Jaok Stepp was shot in the left breast by his cousin, itflioting what was supposed to be a fatal wound. The would-be murderer made his escape, and has not yet been arrested. FAILURE IN SALISBURY. " Charlotte Observer. . The firm of Jioes, MoCubbir s & Co., dealers in dry goods and generl meefcaa -due, in Salisbury, made aa aeeuoment iut Tuesday night. Mr. S. U. Wiley is the assignee. In their schedule of preferred creditors are floret, Psraell k Co , atd their home creditors. This, failure, we sre informed, has been anticipated. The amount of the firm's liabilities, as well as assets, are not known at the present time. they Would Bum Bis IHERF. From the Albany (Ga ) Medium. The other day a disciple of B.ackstcne was going home, carrying a 'jposnum, when he met a friend, who said : "Hello, J., what ia that ?" - 'Possum 1" "What are you going to do with him ?'' "I'm going to have a big 'possum sup per." ' ! "flow many will be there?" "Twome and tha 'possum.'' HOW BIGGINS TOOK THK! NEWS. From the Dallas News. Huxins heard from Baltimore, smiled. and chopped off another head or two. Tom (to Charley, smoking a eisnrette'): You'd better put that oat; don't you see that notice on the waL?" Charley -"But I'm inhaling this" (ejecting a great cloud from his nostrils'). Tom "What diffar- enoe does that maker' Charley "All the diSerenoe in the world, especially when they have the politeness to stiok no: 'Nose saroking allowed.' " Boston Transcript. PBOPLB OV FABHIOS. Why is the sun like doodIs of fashion ? It turns night Into day. the time people catch cold. Which, if not attended to in time will induce consumption. Take in time Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mul lein, ' J. 1 Ni W 1VARIEIY OF 'P03SUM. Walton (Oa.) News. While attending the supreme oourt last week Justice Hail Did us a good one, whioh is worth us pla'oe in print, lie said an attorney lott bis case onoe in the su preme court, and the judge in delivering the opinion closed with the Latin maxim : "Cerium est quod cerium reddi potest." (Thst is bbffitiiently certain which can be made oertaio.) The attorney didn't know the meaning of the Luin, and didn't ex aotly hear iho sound of "reddi potest," He turned to an associate and said: MBy gad, can't the oourt role against me without in sulting me 1 "What did the court say ?" remarked the associate. "Why," said the attorney, "he called me a d d red-eyed 'possum." Louisiana proposes to make the 10th of November, the opening day of the new American exposition, a memorable one in local hibtory. The State offioials are pre ps ring to take publio cognizance of the event and the governor is expeoted to is sue an address to the people, setting forth the merits of the exposition. In addition the mayor of New Orleans will deolare that day a publio holiday, and Urge parades will .be held by Iooal trades and labor unions aad boards of exchange, The eastern North Carolina rice crop ia short. Oarem Caaghs OoMa, floann Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, urTTwi Uon. and r Somews, Croon, Asthma, t Cough, Inctntent Consnmp. Hon. and relieve conmmDtiffl person. In adraneed tagea of tbe difciue, trice gSct. Cta- ficm. lbs ueniune vr. Buii't Conoh Byrvp la aoVl only In wau mrappen, and bean oor registered Trade-liark to wit Ahuli't Head in a Cirdt.aRtA- Ninp vattttofvanti, and tne facsimile atiroiitiinBa of John W. Prop's, Baltimore, Md U. S. A. Hull A. ft Mntrr A AnU SALVATION OIL, ,Tbel Greatest Care on Earth for . Paln Will rellere more'qulcklythanany other known remedy. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Swellings, Bruises, Btfns, Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago, Soree, Frost bites, Backache, Wounds, Headache. Toothache, Sprains, &c Sold by ail Druggists. Price 25 Cents a Bottle. rAEEISTILLITEimiPEANT. For fifteen years they have utoiAHj alned in favor, and with sales constantly inereaaina: have become the most popular corset throughout the United States, The O quality is warranted to wear twice aa long aa ordinary Corsets, We have lately Introduced the G and R H grades with Extra Long Waist, and we oan fur" nisb ttem when preferred. Highest awards from all tba World's arrest fairs. The last medal received is for f irst Degree of Merit, from the late Exposition beld at Vew Orleana. W hile score of patents have been found worthless, the principles of the Glove Fitting hare proved invaluable. Retailers are suth-rized to refund mon-y if, on examination, thee Corset do nnt prove aa represented. For Bale eyerywhere. Catalogue free on applica tion. THOMPSON, LANGDOX A CO., New York. i I i s s X v t - 1 ' 11, 11.11 REPLENISH!! OUE STOCK Clothing;, Hats, Shoea, Furniahinc Goods, etc - Daily Replenished since ths State Fair, thus laying before the publio the r LATEST STYLES 1 1 FRESHEST GOODS I ! LATEST NOVELTIES 1 1 1 POPULAR PRICES Will still be the rule with us.; B. B. ANDREWS 400. O. G. Wmras, Trustee. V ATv 1 ,i 1. 4 , i I I V i 1 .-' 1 ,1 & 1 t !t i - I? ,1 , A , ? - ; . .1- Mi, i 4' ,1 r
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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