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RALEIGH N. C, SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 5, 1886.
NO. 17
Absolutely Pure.
. rku ! powder nere Yrte. A mAnrel of
'V"rtT trentb and wbolemmonew. More
' teonomiotl than ordinarj kindu and cannot bt
U1 iUfpompetiUon with the multitude of low
teat, abMt weight, alum or phosphate powders
Beld obIt tn cana. .Botai. Bakito Powva
Co., 108 WaU Street, New York.'
Sold by W C A A B Stronacb, George T
g.roiincb d J R FerraH Co.
JACKET
STORE
TUB GiiAT
Bargain House of Raleigh,
: From tome great ditaaten In the mercan-
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Ule line in New York we thall offer you 10010
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big bargaine-thle week. To theae unapproach
able figures' the attention of the Jadies and
genUemen ia politely invited. . Theae are stand
ing, rock-bottom facta which axe weU'ealea
Mtd to sober and stagger the thoughtless
nmmta who ha?e been struggling along U the
T-i-. , - . : v - r "
toil 4 eredii helpJeaa, bopeleaa and worth-
,.: . . I--. j-j -f LI ! ' -'
From the mills, whose hungry employees
factories, whose regular
eat down to one-half, we
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place before thousands of readers our paseu
4P ' - : I ' '' ' v . : .
Sterling solid leaders" for net spot cash.
-.' i- -'- 1 - :
Mosquito netting: at 6 cents a yard. Hamil
ton Calico, tbe bestin the market, U eenU a
. PKABAOH-aleADIJI.
' A Itael , Crrep1e.Bl'. MeAeToa
mWcltaios VUmtlttgmw. Pwums'i
ptatomesit. . ;
Speoisi to Tail Niws and Oburvkr.
i. : Abhitillb, Jane 4, 1886.
l!omorrow't papers of this city will
oqsUin the entire correspondence which
XMentljrjMUsed between Mr. Biohmond
rearion nd Mr., tt. X. MoAden. In
thia it appears that Mr, MoAden deolines
to nieet Mr. Pearson, on the ground
that.dnelling is contrary to law.
'In his Utter Mr. MoAden says: "Why
oballcng mo to figbl a dual to right
your wrongs, when yon are not my in
ferior physically ?f'
:Mr. Pearson : in hia reply inti
mates that the law ; also forbids
street fights and closes with the
following words: vThe World has
rerf generally agreed that duelling is a
dcplprablo practice, but the genius of
onr modern civilisation,! while it pro
nounccs -upon: this practice its unquali
fied Condemnation, in oandor will de
clare that the, duel ia more honorable
andjmore fair than the Btreet fight with
oOncealed but equally deadly weapons,
in the use of which the mean advantage
of the first shot or of a blow without
warhing settles nothing but the bru
tality of the assailant. The only wrong
which I : have ever done Mr. R. Y
MoAden has been the expression of my
purpose to ignore him, and to this pur
pose I shall henceforth scrupulously ad
heri" ; : - , '
: ; Ataitdoa Their Car.
i"Nw Yobk, June 4.i For several
days there was nothing of incident to
note m the strike of the Third avenue
S R employees. fOanTwere running with
full complement of drivers and conduc
tors; and the strike was looked npon as
praotically ended. Today, however,
two'of the hew drivers on the oars run
ning from Harlem to 65th street, jump
ed from their cars at 94th street and,
ran away. About the same time one
driver and three conductors abandoned
cars at Grand street. A temnora-
ry; blockade of the line was caused. It
is rumored that Others who have taken
places of the strikers will also abandon
their cars at various points along the
line; : j- ;
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most be paid; from
prVeea have been
r -
.yard.
. WewQl open this week some great alaugb-
eers" in Hamburg Oriental Laces, Flllow-oase
Ijace, Trimmings, etc. ; .: c- j ' '
Our Shoe Department will be filled with
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Some great bargains. Our Straw Hats will be
1 - . r :-.
replenished. . !
" Our Millinery Department will be filled thia
. week with flowers land ribbons to suit the
t .
.'- : : J.- Hew Trk Tmiur. '
w Xokk June 4. Green & Co. 's
report on cotton; futurea says : The
absence of encouraging ! reports and
confirmation ;of i better crop show
ing caused the market to open weak and
led o a further shading pi 2a3 points.
The bulls then came in and forced a re
duetion.to about lat evening's prices,bnt
failed to! stimulate a renewal of the de
mand, and the market went out rather
Slow; without much apparent and natural
strength.' 1 The new crop has been espe
cially neglected ad was at no time sale
able except shading. ii ;1 .
i ;Nw Tonx,: June 4.' The following
are 'the ( total net receipts : of cot
ton it all the ports sinco :September 1,
1885 : Galveston 091,122; New Or
lean,l,696,660; MobiU,244,471;Savan
nah 786,915; Charleston, 487,581;
Wilmington, 100,685; Norfolk, 548.-
r 793 Baltimore, 576,969; New York,
CONGRESSIONAL.
iB.
boitelia aims a blow at
CANADIAN riMIEKMEX.r
A FrplUn f Abolish Fro Trsde la
FUta Hraftr.
Washington, June 4. Sknatx.-t
In the Senate Mr. tngalls offered a reso
lution, whici on obicction bv Mr. Beck
went over till tomorrow, calling on the
e interior to inform: the
er a certain circular had
by commissioner of the
omoe with the approval of
ot the interior. The reso-
in full the recent ciroular to
receivers of the land offioe,
no new applications for
-. . -. .
secretary of
Senate whe
been issue
general lan
the seoretar
lution recitei
registers an
stating that
ery question practically by terminating
free importation of fish, and increasing
the import duties on all fish, thus com
pelling Canadians to pay more for the
privilege of selling1 their fish in;the
United States.
The House then at 4:40 took a recess
until 8 O'clock. The evening session
is for the consideration of pension bills.
Tbe riaberjt Dispute.
'i ll V. 8. nT NXAH THl ' CANADI 1:
00 AST.
Washinotok, June 4. Senator Cul
lom today submitted as an amendment
to the river and harbor appropriation
bill the -Hennepin canal" bill.
Aetinff Bfioretiru Fairnkilrl trr).v fol.
egraphed as follows to the collector of
customs at Key West, Florida : "Re
lease the Spanish schooners Paco and
Isabella unless forfeited under section
4,172 of the Revisod Statutes, or unde?
section 4,377 ; and release the cargces
unless forfeited under seotit's 4,377 of
the Ke vised Statutes. Fishing in the
waters of the United; States does not en
tail the forfeiture of a foreign vessel. '
The secretary of the navy says that
the vessels of the north Atlantic squad
ron have been under orders for several
days to prepare for sea. They will
go easterly as usual, and report for
further orders at Portland, Maine. They
will visit the fisheries under instruc-
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tiona irom ine department, and it is
hoped will help to allay rather than in
crease me existing 1 antagonism. The
secretary conferred with Admiral Jouett
npon the subject when in New York
recently. 1
Secretary Bayard ; this afternoon re
ceived a telegram from the consul-gen
eral fbelan, at Halifax, as follows :
"The American merchant vessels can
purchase fresh fish of all kinds." ;
A DobU Bangy(.
Winchistxr, Va., Judo 4. Wes.
Honesty; and Tabley Banks, negroes,
were hanged at 9:22 this morning for
the murder of Joseph McFaulon on the
night of November 1 14th, 1884 The
religious services in ttne jail were con
ducted by Revs. J.I P. Hvde. Koohti
and exhorter E. J. Evans and Rev.
Whitmore. Capt. Benton of the salva
tion army . was also present. They
prayed about an hour and the sacrament
was administered- The criminals then
marched: with the officials and ministers.
entry under pre-emption timber culture
or desert lai d acts, would be received
pending legislation by Congress on the
repeal of these sets. The resolution
proceeds to direct the secretary of the
interior to inform the Senate by what
act it was claimed Congress had dele
gated to the oomniisioner of the general
land office or to the secretary of the in
terior, or to these officers jointly, power
to suspend by executive order the
operation throughout tbe United States
of the pre-emption timber culture and
desert land acts, ' and to deny -to the
citizens of the United States their.rights
under said acts.
On motion of Mr. Edmunds, the Chi
nese indemnity bill was taken up, but
was informally laid aside at the request
of Mr. Allison, to permit the consider
ation of the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bills.'
i At 2 o'clock the consular and diplo
matic appropriation bill went over and
the Chinese indemnity hill was f taken
up. .Mr. Cockrell took the floor in op
position to the bill At the conclusion
of Mr. CockrelTs speech the bill was
passed ; yeas 30, nays 10. The Sens
tors voting in the negative were :
Messrs. Beck, Berry, Cockrell, Coke,;
Enstis, George, Harris, Maxey , Mitch e.1 1 ,
f Oregon, and Vest. The bill author
ises the President to ascertain the actual
loses sustained by the Chinamen by
the riot at Rock Springs, Wyoming
Territory, in September, 1885, and to
pay such losses. The amount appro
priated by the bill; for that purpose h
$150,000.
Of the consular and diplomatic appro- U T8r P WtTYT 6
k: f- li floor of the scaflold.! Banks Wan to
priation bill. On reaching the appro
priation of $2,270 as the American con
tribution to the maintenance of an inter
national bureau of weights and ; meas
ures, Mr. Conger.' attacked the item
with ridicule and with an anneal to the
national feelings of the Senators. After
an explanation of the item by Messrs.
Allison and Evarts, Mr. Congee moved
to strike it out. Thia motion was re
jected ; yeas 1 (Conger), nays 42.
(Great laughter.) ; The Senate at 5.10
p. m., without finishing the bill, ad
journed till tomorrow.
HOtrsi.
Mr. Cox, of North Carolina, ealled
up as a question of privilege the report
of the committee of civil service reform
relative to an appropriation for the : im
provement of the levees at Jefferson-
ville, Ind. The report is accompanied
tremble violently, but Honesty stood on
the trap door. A Moody hymn, "There
ia light in the valley,;1" was then sung
by request, both joining loudly. The
ministers returned to the jail steps,
Honesty said : 4 'I thank God I am con
verted, and I am going home to heaven.
No man's blood rests on 'my soul, i I
hare not to answer fbrii.-1 thank all
officers and ministers for their kind
ness." Banks said : t "I am not
of what is put on me." I want
all of my friends in heaven." Their
MR. MANNING
TUB HKCBETABY OF THE TREASCKT
TEKDEBSHIS BESIUBTATIOM.
lb
PrsldMt Dellaa to Belv It;
Now, mt tmuu
WasIinoton, June 4 Secretary
Manning ' May 20th handed Presi
dent Cleveland his resignation as secre
tary of the treasury, stating that his
health would not permit an early re
sumption ; of the active duties of the
offioe. June 1st the President replied,
declining to accept Mr. Manning's res
ignation at present, and asking nim in
stead to. take a leave! of abscnoe until
October ;lst, when the subject may be
renewed if Mr. Manning remains of the
same mind as now. Mr- Manning will
leave Washington tomorrow evening for
an extended Btay at tho Hot Springs of
Virginia;;
About one thousand cards, announcing
the marriage of the. President, were
sent out from the White House today
by mail messengers and otherwise. The
cards are exceedingly simple and plain,
engraved in hcav lines on a full sheet'
of fine note paper. They read as fol
lows: "Mr. Grover Cleveland and Miss
Frances j Folsom, married on Wednes
day, June second, eighteen hundred
and eighty-six,' Executive Mansion,
Washington. lheso announcements
were sent to the members of the cabinet.
justices of the supreme court, Senators
and Representatives in Congress, the di
plomatic corps, the lieutenant-general of
the army; admiral of the navy, and other
officers m Washington, and to persona
friends of the President and Mrs
Cleveland, in Albany,
a.;,
Slutned to Lira Imprltonmit,
Nashvull, June 4. On March 20,
1885, Allen Herbert and Henry Ed
waras, were worKing at a quarry in
this city; . They had a quarrel about a
drill, which was renewed later in the dav.
Herbert was abusing Edwards, who told
himif he wanted the 'drill to come and
take it, adding that if he laid his hands
on it he would cut his throat. Herbert
jumped at him and plunged his knife
into him; again and again. , Edwards
fell dyiDg almost instantly. Herbert
fled, but . was apprehended, convicted
and sentenced to death. The supreme
court refused to interfere. Gov. Bate
granted s respite for thirty days, which
is now iouowea py commutation to me
imprisonment, j
Tbo aUbanw4 m DutUI AbmI
Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
Nxw Yoak. June 3. A net 'advance
01 o peroent. in we price 01 nionmona
and Danville and of 31 per cent, in the j
A Hparkllae: rntrtlmt.
TBI PUMARY CONCERT AT ST. MARY 8-
A delighted audience gathered at old
St. Mary's last evening, to see the
young folk begin the exeroisefl of com
mencement. The performance : was a
charming one, and in music, in acting,
in declamations,' in songs and in calis
thenics the charming little creatures ex
hibited a proficiency which was certainly
remarkable. The stage ws very taste
fully decorated with natural flowers,
and light fell upon it from Japanese
lamps, while "many a screen and fan"
added color to the scene. The pro
gramme was as follows :
Chorus, "Come, let ns all be Sing
tng," (Gobbaerts) preparatory and pri
mary classes; recitation, ;'Danio Duck,"
Liszie B. Hinsdale; quartettes, "The
8ailor's Song," "March," (Gur'Ut)
Fanny S. Carter and Mabel K Green,
Dixie C. Murray and Lillian Thompson;
calisthenics, "Free-hand," primary
classes; piano solo, "Gavotte," (Gold
ner) Mattie A. Higgs; petit chant dra
matique, "La Bergere et Son Chat'
primary classes; calisthenics, : Rings,
preparatory classes; piano solo, "The
Wanderer's Return," (La nge) Bessie
S. Smedes ; ohorus, "Song of the
Dwarfs, from 'Snow-white,'" (Abt)
preparatory and primary ; classes ;
piano solo, fantaisie on "L'Elisire
d'Amore, (Buremuller). Dixie 0- Mur
ray; recitation, "The Ballad of the
Oysterman," (Holmes), primary class
A ; quartette, waltz from "The Merry
War' (StrauBs), Mary B. Hardin and
Lucy C. Hawkins, Mattie A. Higgs and
Janie H. Andrews; calisthenics, wands,
primary class A ; chorus and solo, "In
the Forest," (Abt), preparatory and
primary classes, solo by Annie T. Wet-
more; piano solo, "rerles lioulantes.
(Egghard), Mary B. " Hardin ; ' recita
tion, "The Wreck of the Hesperus,"
(Lonerfellow), preparatory classes
chorus, "Spring Song," (Rubinstein),
preparatory and primary classes.
It is generally regarded as invidious
to particularize performers, I but three
sweet little misses deserve particular
praise. The audience gave it to them
unstintedly. These pretty little per
formers were Misses Bessie' Smedes,
Lizzie Hinsdale and Janie Andrews The
cslisthenic class was overwhelmed with
applause and did full justice to the
careful instruction of Miss Florence
Slater, the teacher, a most accomplished
instructor.
A ratal Injary.
Yesterday Mr. A. L. Woodall, i
workman at the planing mills of Mr. T
11. itrifftrs, was hurt and! died in
an hour. While working at
saw a plank caught in a pulley and an
end of the plank struck Mr. Woodall on
the abdomen. Two phvsieiana were
promptly summoned to attend hint. Mr.
Woodall waa a valued employee ; and a
price of Biohmond and West Point
made today. .The advance was aooompa-
t guilty nied by reports that the practical amal- f ood citizen
to meet gamauon pi me xuenmona ana uanviiie - Mr.? WoodaU was about 50
Their L "Jtem, nq long proiectea, nad oeen I . ia..M . f.ii
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mui worn uiu puiwuea, me DiaCK Caps I uuusuiuuivu. x. u icuwreu mum uio
A . 1 J- ; l - r. !? U J J n ll- k. J i. -
unwu oyer UVU Ilcoua. ana in a lOuu I uivuuiuuu..miu iutuw um bckuicu iuo
voice both cried out, i "Good bve: God control of all the principal lines of road
be with you." The I trap was sprung I heretofore controlled by the Richmond
by a wire running into a cell in the I ni West iroint terminal company, for
the sum oi about xz.uuu.vw. This
son, from the moat
fashionable house in New
63,609; Boston, 134,955; Newport News, I by a resolution dismissing L. F. Warder
37.d7Urmladelnhia.46.470;We8tPoint. (assistant doorkeeper) from the service
- KMnaiwina' s wx f fva nw w.nam nnnna mr mr evn nw innisna
yt vuv Aavww amas t h f vi .Aaa.asBaa .
Offered as a substitute a resolution de
claring that the evidence in thia case
does not sustain the charge that; it is
improper for any officer or employee of
the House to seek to influence legisla
tion, either directlyor indireotly,' and
that the action of Warder as agent of
the city of Jeffersonville at the time
when said Warder was an employee of
the House in securing the services of an
21993 i Brunswicky 16,252; Port
Royal, 12,231; Pensacola, 19,152; In
dianpla, ?81;i total. 5,186,790.
AV'Wetel lIxtltutlM.
Cor of Tbm Nxwi Aan Obsxrvsr.
X synopsis of desultory remarks can
never be entirely accurate, od I find
rat a sentence reported this momma; is
liable to be misunderstood. ; In regard
to the influence or "preachers my re
marks were in substance :
York. Ladies wishing; millinery are specially
i I
invited to look at our stock before purchas-
goods.
aa we will sare them money on these
I be misunderstood. 1 do' not think it
unbeooming in ministers of the gospel
to 'take an interest or to participate ac
tively any . movement which in their
opinion tends to the promotion of mor-
amy. xui a ao ODjeci to me aouon oi
the colored ministers who have, unless
I have been misinformed, threatened
ties
Let me not attorney for the purpose etT influencing Talley, and a few good showers are re-
rear of the scaffold. The limbs of Banks
were drawn up convulsively several
times, and Honesty's twice. At fifteen
minutes! to 10 o'clock the physicians
pronounced them dead, the necks of
both being broken. The military, un
der Capt. Multon, guarded the jail.
About seventy-five spectators were pres
ent. , Good Balai In Texaa.
! Galvxstos, June 4 Up td midnight
last night the News i received specials
from the interior, showing that good rains
had fallen last evening in eighteen coun-
It has rained all along the Pecos
legislation is disapproved by the House.
After a long and sharp debate Mr.
Ward withdrew his resolution and M r
Oates, of Alabama, offered in .liiu
thereof a resolution declaring; that
the oonduet of Luther F. War ier,
Deing at tnat time an empioyeo or . tiie
House, in receiving money iron) the
trnr vmr TrrPBi?T T A on i nave oeen misiniormea, mreatenea i ""e "? v"
VOIPURSELLACO.. Lfrom ta6 pUlpit to turn members out of y of JeffersonviUe, Ind., to employ
No. 10 East Martin Street.
JiEFIGERATORS,
i
' FREEZ1.I1S-,
DINNER SETS,
. !
TEA SETS,
1 ; FLY FANS,
TABLE CUTLERY, '
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PLATED WARE, i
FINE LAMPS, i
TOILET SETS,
BIRDCAGES.
i
ill the above and a general line of
siple and fancy goods may be found at
bomom prices at
W. H. HUGHES.
WE ARE SELLING
CaB8ABI'8
RD STAB BRAND,"
' . w
And recommend it as being the, very best to
ihn hnil. Bend us vour ordcra.
', WrC. b A. B. btronach, E. J. Hardin, J. B.
Ferratl A Co., W. B. Mann Co.. W. tt.
Nuwsom h Co., Qrauaman & BosenthaL JuO
K. Terrell, W. C. Upcburch, Wyatt Co.,
orri Mewmsn, w . u, aous.
)'8 MILD CUERD HAMS
T BlttlFa, which areUn-
the church unless thev vote for prohi
bition. (Many colored men in the gallery
said "They have done it."
:A single other-correction, 'which is
i not' the mistake of the paper. Upon
fully considering the statutes', I am led
to 'question very ! seriously, ' if not to
ananuon, - me view a, nrst enteruunea
upon a hasty reading of the Code, that
i spirits, the product of one s own farm,
can be sold even if there; is a vote in
favor Of prohibition. It is in the reve
nue act of 1885, hut does not, I think
upon reflection, modify the local option
act. . . :i F.-U. Bcsbxx.
June 4, 1886.
- rsirtim Itrntm.
Cor. of the Nsws Ann Obsirvbb.
; Duebam, N. C, June 4.
Local optron is running hiirh in Dur
ham. Both sides' have their hanners to
the breeae. As Durham is usually ahead
in public improvements,; she expects to
take the lead in local option, and will
the 7th day of June stand ready to con
gratulate Raleigh,: Goldsboro, Hender
son and; other towns en their success in
adopting local option,' should they be
so fortunate; The bests address of the
season was one from' Jndie Dick, on
prohibition,! Tuesday night last. It was
really si flue piece of rhetoric, and logi-
oai enongu io suit, ootn siaes. Avery
bodv praises it highly. ; Every town in
AIM CAS8A
and BBEAKFA
urpasited.'
Bl
and FloifrraL
this State should have him deliver the proval.
samoieotoro. i Mr. Boutelle says in referemie to the
railroad will be undertaken in a few
days. ; I i . .:'; Tobias.
Somebody has discovered that Mrs.
Qrover Cleveland was not born when
the bottle of Manassas was fought. She
wUl Dtftbs 22 onUl July 21st
sum. it is said, was realised ov the
Richmond and Danville by the sale of
its Richmond and West Point terminal
stock in the market. It has, therefore,
parted with' its control of the Richmond
and West Point terminal, because it has
no further use for it, and consequently
there can be no interchange of the two
stocks, as was rumored some weeks ago.
The Richmond and West Point termin
al, having; parted the control of its
moat important properties,' will, it is
also declared, not be an active factor in
any of the railroad questions of that
part of the country hereafter.
Prouls. -
Maj. S. ;iM. Finger is at New Berne,
attending the closing exercises of the
graded school.
D. Thomas r . wood, of Wilmington,
who is suffering with some affection of
the heart, has gone North, in company
with his wife, for a change of Eoene. .
Mrs. S. J. roisson, relict of the late
Mr. John G. Poi&son, died at Wilming
ton, Wednesday, very suddenly, aged
73. ' VI
Thurada. near Retdavillfl. "while rid
ing on a railway velocipede, Mr. Frank
B. Isaacs, of Richmond, Va., was struck
by a train and dangerously hurt.
Capt. Jilt. Ferrall s youngest child
is extremely ill.
Mr. Arch. McUirt died at his heme
in Robeson county Tuesday
Uov. Scales attended the closing ex
ercises ot tne uurham graded school
yesterday.
Mai. ,VV; h. London, of Pittsboro,
was here yesterday.
Mr. Matthew Stevenson, of Swift
Creek township, is very sick with dis
ease of the .heart.
Mr. Jaines McCall. of McDowell
county, died of paralysis a few days ago
Hon. vi i. Jjortcu is announced as a
candidate for tho Congressional nomina-
. . - . . i i T-
turn tor tne tnira aistriot.
Mr. Ransom Taylor, a respected oiti-
isen of Sampson county, was found dead
in his bed a few days ago. His age was
80 years, y
Mai. Charles M. Htedman is pro mi
nently mentioned in connection with
the Congressional nomination from the
sixth district.
Died
Yesterday evening, in fit. Mary's
township. Daisy Christophers, infant
ehild of V P- and Julia H. Meaoham.
Interment in Oak wood cemetery, Ral
eigh, this afternoon, .at 8.80 o'clock.
Friends and relatives invited to bo
present. '
How times change ! A writer says
that 30 years ago a man who wore hair
on his upper lip was considered either a
chasing bait or supplies in our ports. He I are reported by the W astern and Pacific lunatio or foreigner. Now he may be
counsel to influence legislation of
Congress was a gross impropriety, and
expressing the emphatic condemnation of
tbe House thereof; but stating that the
evidence adduced in the opiaion of the
iiouse aoes not require nis expulsion
from the office he holds. ' This- resolu
tion was agreed to; yeas 140, nays 67.
i Mr. uouteile, o Maine, introduced a
bill relating to the duties on fish, tinder
the schedule its provisions increase the
duty on mackerel from one to twO cents
per pound; 'on herring, pickled or
salted, from one-half to one cent
per pound; on salmon, pickled, and
other fish picxled in barrels and
salted cod sounds from one to ten cents
per pound; on foreign cut fish, imported
otnerwise uiaa in Darreis or nair Dar
rels, whether fresh smoked, dried salted
or piotled, not specially enumerated or
' provided for, from fifty cents to one dol
ar per 100 pounds; on anchovies and'
sardines in boxes increased from .10, 5
and 2 per box to 15, and 4 cents
per box when imported in any - other
form than in tin boxes increased bom
40 to 50 percent ad valorem.) The para
graph providing for a duty on tin cans
containing free fish is stricken out, Tho
duty on fish preserved in oil other than
anohovies and sardines is increased from
SO to 40 per cent ad valorem; and on
salmon and all other fish preserved!
ported west of San Antonio. The rain-
iau covers an area ot aDout4UU square
miles.
Joba Kolly'a timalna.
Nxw York, June 4.j-f-Hon. John Kel
ly's body was removed this afternoon to I
the parlor, where somt- f his personal
friends were permitted to look upon the
familiar face once more.
Commissioners Harris and Haughton,
constituting what is known as the ' old
exercise board, today ad pted reso
lutions of regret at Mr. Kelly's
death. ;
Dr. CL XI. D,Tle Killed by ludla.ua.
Tucson, Arizona, June 4. A courier
arrived here yesterday from Vaile-s
ranch, east of Fort Lowell, with the
intelligence that the Indians had killed
Dr. Clinton H. Davis yesterday after-
noon. He had gone Out in that section
for a drive. He was from Iowa and
with his wife and family was visi
ting his brother, W. C. Davis, of Tuc
son. There were eight Indiana io the
party.
('raparatlv Cottou feitatinut.
: New Youk, June 4. The following Is the
comparative cotton otatement for the Week
ending June 3: ' ,
1886. 1888.
Net receipts at U. S. ports, 20,431 3.715
Tola! receipts to date, 6,liKI,739 4,660,864
Exports for the week. : 70J63 18.740
ToUlexporUtodate, Z,m&bXZMZ,UZ
Stock -it aU U. 8. ports, ftOS.OWJ 427,341
Stock at all interior towns, 66,828 2777
Stock at Liverpool, f ,6M,000 D77,00
V or Great Britain. 120.000 871.000
years of
age, and leaves a large family, tie was
a Mason. His residence was at 413
South Blount street, and there he died
about 3 o'clock p. m. ; There were
some particularly sad circumstances
connected with the death. Three
of Mr. Woodall 's children : were
members of the excursion party of the
First Baptist Sunday school to Hay
wood. The deepest and sincerest sym
pathy is expressed for the sorely
stricken family. The funeral services
will take place from Person street Meth
odist church Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
Arrivals att U Tr(raa;ta He-aee.
V. V. Richardson, N. C ; William
"Rich. Baltimore: J. B. Ellineton.
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Reidaville; Geo. D. Harrison, ilart-
ford, Connecticut; Thos. Hill, Hickory;
T. C. Mann, Boston; C. H. Easton, J.
T. Thomas, Oxford; R. R Bridgers,
Wilmington; W. J. Green, Fayetteville;
H. M.Barrow. New York; J. Jr.. Wil
liams, Fayetteville; Will. Croft, Phila
delphia; Henry Johnston, Tar-
boro; Kirkland Jduske, Jbayeate
ville; J, H. Birker, Chapel Hill ;
Graham McKimmon, A. C. Shaw, Join
S. Hill, Chapel Hill; I . L. Little,
Little Mills; C. K. Alexander, Char
lotte; H. B. Hardy, N. C; J. M.-.-1'noe,
Baltimore; J. H. Brown, Michigan: U.
P. Crook, Baltimore; J. S. Price, city.
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One by one the roses fall. It is
now found that Sir Jobn Newton did
not get the great idea of the law of
gravitation from the fall of an apple.
He was in a garden when the white Hash
of truth came to him, but he saw no ap
ple That story proves to be fanciful
and was an invention of Voltaire,
go
Mr. and Mrs. President will
yachting along the coast, it is said.
j. ;
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caa in point, "1 i aid out hundreds of dol
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Emilv Rhoades. of McBrides, Mich. Ihad
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t over six years, ur. a. v. rierce's 'Favor.
lte frescription' aia me more sooa tnan any
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stones of the Best Quality ta any. Quant&fcas
deaued. Quarries at Henderson and . Wsflaa
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WASttwoToif, Junck 4. Tho House
committee on war claims today listened
to argument by Judge Fullerton, of
New York, renresentinflr the Confederate
from 25 to 80 per cent. The ad Talorenl ron?llolier'7l0 Wd edemPn
ant ia to take effect thirtv dava after an W1 J e.-
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Naw Yoas. June 4. The business
bill, that the so-called retaliatory pro- failures occurriBg' throughout the ooun-
vission recently added bv Cohsrreas to trv Annua last week.! as renorted to'R.
the shipping bill! however proper and G. Dun & Co.: For the United States,
justifiable, will -not be regarded with 160; Canada, 27; total, 187; as against
much concern by: Canadians, as they do 1 181 .last week, and lov tho week pre
not cafe much for the privilege of pur-1 vious. More than half of the casualties I
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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, hatt Bheuni, Fever
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cures Piles, or no pay required. It ia guaran
teed ta g-tve perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. F ioelo cents per box, For sale by
aUnrnffiala. j i ., ,,
As usual, a fringe down each side
will be fashionable on flounders this
year. Puck. i r
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Dr. T. H. Mewlaad, Jr.. St. Louis, If o
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spermatorrhoea with very good results, and
I think it a very valuable remedy in those dia-
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