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4 1 i ! t f 1:1 11 1 t ; j I: ' t MM News AND I - j I, , f : - i . -i UBSJ EE i - '4.; - f ;. ti: ji - OL.XXVII. RALEIGH. N. C. TUESDAY MORNTNG. DECEMBER 14, 1886. KO 67 1 ll ;! NEWS OBSERRVATIONS. Absolutely Puro-I This II.: Il t M powder mmt nil a. " Mtv. Aninlllk and WhAIMOmaMM. aVOT etmomlcal thu ordinary ktxOa end sold ia competttfea with the mumtade of teat, ihert wMght, alum rphe-paaUpawdera AM onir la eaaa. Royai. Bakow Powpn t . 106 Wall Street, Hew Tort. j Sold hyW C X B Btronaeh, GeerT Kroaaeh nd T R Farrali 0a. , I I BROWN St IRON BITTERS I i WILL CURE I HEADACHE - INDIGESTION i I BIUOUSNESS k 4 DYSPEPSIA I NERVOUS PROSTRATION MALARIA i CHILLS and FEVERS I TIRED FEELING ;f ' GENERAL DEBILITY I PAIN w the BACK & SIDES IMPURE BLOOD f CONSTIPATION ? FEMALE INFIRMITIES i RHEUMATISM i NEURALGIA r KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES 1 Ok SALS BY ALL DRUGGISTS TV C i III I iU Tiad Mark ad am A Baft TAKB NO OTHER. BACKET- STORE r i. THBGBXAT BJLEGAI5 8TORIOF BALE30H. copto gtmc UjA tt mrehaatwhe toayi gwds h iwUt ad Mite. Micndtt Cda blgharto ww kli Hnatol marckaa4JN facn an tkredMbM( .1 , 1 I . prcfluchargadpynd m tkw hi zsim pr eeat kid, to com fa trtOSt. Tmcouat tea per eeat mm achat aad ! aTa atthapaaat Npar MBtwaka 7a ayawawao TaH tte AM to pa. Ik afl Uaned doUan Ua WxarlM paft ta aarf- II 700 r borrow nonej baak at S par eeat from the yea CUnk Ik vary bif, jrat yo wlD boy jour geoda a eredtt aad pay M par a for win taeaa Jaaa jva agM to pay sad yon aererlwiak yew eya at tt. Tale cfadtt takaa A. ivuiana jcdge deoidea that a nan who loses money at poker may re oo tot from the man who sells him the ehipi, v That beats a straight flash. Of all the ezeeutiTO offioera Attor ney General Garland writes the ahortoat exeeatire ; eommnnioauoas. lie nerer ues aa ttnneoassarj word, and aooord ingly he a tha re cipient of manj bless ings, . , 8nderf theuceeseor to Soriba, is well spoken of bj ex-Comptroller Can non, as a Tery capable man. ; New York bank; men think he will not be able to estimate the ralue of eommereial paper in bank assets as well as Scriba. Per bapi ha) will learn. The lndierous Senator Jones, of florid, has been somewhat smashed np in a runaway aoeident out in Detroit, and ii eonfiaed to his bed. For the first timt ainoe Jonet began his Miohigan tomfoolery he hu a valid excuse for his absence from the sessions of the Senate. -4he erne of the day is for toboggan slides. - Almost every large eity of the North Is now reveling in this exhilarat ing Winter sport, and different methods of eons trnotioa are eagerly canvassed. Chicago has three chutes, each 700 feet long, and 10,000 people turn out to en joy them nightly. Tobcggang oestumes are advertised tor sale in the stores, and Will ou toboggan with mt?" has ta ken tie place of skating rink senti ment, i Comptroller of the Currency Tren hoftn Saturday received three petitions asking for the retention of Bank Ex aminer Soriba. Mr. Trenkolm has an swered these petitiocs in a letter in which be declines to accede to the re quest. - Bis main reason is that ii there is any case in which the relatioi. between a responsible . c ffieer and hit subordinate should be extn.pt from the interference, sot to say the dictation ol other pert oce, whensoever they may be, it is undoubtedly the esse of the eomp tr21r of the cuirecey and a persot employed by him to examine the national baaks. Mr. Titnboim says that it Uouid.be a btd precedent to establisl to retain a bank examiner because the bank officials ask ii, - The frade union conference and the Knights of Labor at Colambue, Ohio, artivei, it is said, at sn understanding. Chairman Bouse, of the Powderly eom cittee, said that .his eommittee: would rtjott to the national executive board, and in case such committees were con tinned to settle all grievances that might arise, he believed there never need b .any serious trouble. er antagonism between the Knights and the trades 'unions. The Knights preferred peace, and would concede the points to secure it,!wkn neeeeaary, but reveking the charters of the Knights' assemblies eould clot be eonsidereu. I he trade union eohfereiee had a waim debate over a Resolution favoring' the formation of party by workingmen. It was finallj adeptcd in this form: 'That this eon venuouree a mostndercussvnnortte the independent political movement 01 workingmen." j In reply to a recent dispatch fron Alexandria, Va., to the Washingtoi Poet, eaying that Gov. Fitxhugh Let Was actively working to be made the njbt United States Senator from Vir ginia, Gov. Lee says : I have never written or spoken one word to any one in reference to the next United States Senator from Yirgina, nor have I lever bjten informed of any action on the part of any friends with any sneh purpose is view as' stated in the dupatoh from Alex andria. If the Virginia democrats are wise they, will begin at once . to repair their fences' in order to secure a major ity pf the next house of delegates (the senate will be demeeratie) and not begin speculating so far in advance cn the prospective Senatorships, for unless they axe more active and vigilant in some parts of the State than they were at the recent Congressional elections the party will not have a United States senator- ship to bestow upon any one." f Dreeses for midwinter wear are be ing made of heavy rough-surfaced serge, delightfully warm and clinging in its nature, and made up with velvet of a deeper shade. Very comfortable and protective are these" heavy suits, but like heavy furs, be CONGRESS. MB. MORRILL'S RESOLUTION COMES UP AGAIN AND AFTER SOME POINTED REMARKS BY MR BECK IS LAID OVER. i ropriatious for repairing and prop- equipping the ooast defences and a IMPOKTXHT BTXL IHTEODUCXD BT U. Rl WITT. A BILL BT 01 M. COX TO IK- CSBA8B TUB BALABXBS OF THB r C1TIL 8BBV10B OOMaUFSIOn XXS. OTHBX BIWS nOM IwASHixaTon. appi erlv for the eenstrution of- ships By Mr Hewitt, of New York: Author ising the Seoretary of tb Treasury to anticipate the payment of interest on the bonded debt of the tutted btates and to provide for apeoial depvsita of publ'o ; money. The fouowiag is tae text ox the bill: Saetion 1. That out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropnated.the Secretary of the Treas ury b hereby authorised and empowered CLUVEEIUS. ANOTHER FEATURE IN THE CASE OF THE FAMOUS PRISONER. TEH OLD MAN SIB ABBSST rOCKP AKD PLACID B1 KHtTTIVQ MILLS EI SUM! OPBBATIOM OTHBB OBBBBAL KHWSBTWIBB. BiodMOND Va , Nov. the trial cf Uluverius, a 13. PenJing colored waiter Wabhibotoh, Deo. 13 - Sihatb. Mr. Morrill presented the credentials of Senator IS imunds for a full term, com mencing Marth 4th, 1887. Plaoedon file. Among the numerous bills introduced and referred were the following : By Mr. Cnllom, to amend the revised statutes in relation to an immediate trans portation of bonded goods. By Mr. Brown, providing a new basis for the circulation of national banks. Mr. Morgan called up his resolution of Deoember 9th, requesting the seore tary of the interior to furnish informa tion as to the state of facte on which the coal and iron lands of Alabama nave been withheld from sale, notwithstand ing the act of March 3d, 1883. Adopted. Mr. uuuom made an enort to nave a special vder on Mr. Logan's bill (ac cepting land for government purposes on Lake Michigan.) It was postponed un til Wednesday next, but Mr. Piatt eon tended that the special order for aa open executive session took precedence of it. The Benate at 12.60 resumed the consideration of Mr. Morrill's resolu tion declaring the: promise of making a proper revision of the tariff at the present session obviously hopeless and impracticable, and Mr. Dawes proceeded to address the Benate on that subject, Mr. Dawes advocated his own resolu tion referring the subject to the finance committee, and he was followed by Mr, McPhereon, who advocated the reten tion of duties on sugar, but favored their removal on salt, iron ore, coal and the ooirter qualities of wool. Mr. Morrill moved a reference of his resolution to the finanoe committee Mr. Beck opposed such referenoe and euggeeted that the Senators on both sides should urge on their friends in the Hooce to pass some tariff measure so as to bring the question before the: Senate in seme tracticable manner and thus open the; doors fairly to debate. He was not wedded to any scheme. He wanted the taxes reduoed. He believed that before this country acquired the eommer eial politic n it was entitled to, it must etrrj its own -products on its own ships, and that it eould not do so so long as it bad to pay 60 per cent more on every boltmd every piece or cordage in s 'hip than its competitors had to pay The removal of the tax on tobacco or ngar would not open a single manufae- establishment in the United to anticipate the payment of so much of at the hotel testified that he s iw an old the interest on the . interest bearing man with Lilian Madison and Cluvetius bonds of the United States as shall be in exoess of the rate of o per cent per an num, by the payment in gross of sueb sum in each ease as shall be equal to the aggregate present worth of auoh exoess of interest thereon; and for the purpose of ascertaining suoh present worth, the interest upon 1 the amount paid by the United ota tea in auuoipatioa or auoh ex cess of interest, snail no oomputed at the rate of three per cent per annum, re invested quarterly, so aa to secure to the United states the bene nt of the com pound interest thereon. ceo. 2. That when suoh payments Of interest in anticipation of the mtfunty thereof, shall have been aoopteJ by any holder of the bonded indebtedness of the United States, these bonds shall be distinctly stomped and properly en dorsed m such manner as the secretary of the Treasury may prescribe, so as to show the reduced rate of interest there after to be paid thereon; and the cou pons if any shall be out off and uaneelled ; and for the coupons so can colled shall be sutsututed new coupons bearing the reduced rate of interest: and the bonds so stamped shall be re ceivable bv the Comptroller of the Cur rency as security for the if sue of the circu lating notes of any national banxing aoeiaaon to the tun extent oi the par value of said bonds, instead of wU per cent, as now rcqiired by law. , See. 3. That it shall be lawful for the Secretary ofthe Treasury to dep out from time to time with any national banking association any portion of the money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated upon the security of an equal amount of bonded or other in debtedness of the United States. Pro vided the whole amount of speoiaf de posits thus made shall not at any time exceed one hundred millions; and all inch deposits shall be subject to call upon such notice as the Secretary of the Treasury may see fit to prescribe. Joy Mr. Cox, of north Carolina, fixing the salary of the oivil eervies commis sioners at $5,000. tij Mr. Springer, of Illinois, for the admission into the union of Dakota, Montana, Washington and New Mexico. The floor was awarded to the District of Columbia eommittee. The first bill called up for consideration was one pro viding for the appointment by the com missioners of the district of twenty-four persona to constitute a board of educa tion of the District of Columbia. The in the hotel parlor on the afternoon of the night she was murdered. The old maneouldnot .be found although de- tfotives vigorously searched for him. 8inoe Cluverius was respited by : the Governor to the 14th of January next, an old man has been arrested by Captain Charles Epps of the Richmond police. Uapt hipps r fuses to give the name of the party arrested, but states that the old man is a Richmond meebanio who admits that he met Mie Madison cn the street near the American hotel. on the day in a question; that she asked bim to show her to the ladies arlor of the hotel; that he did so, and eft her with Cluverius, and knew noth ing more about the case. This is all that has been given out. Kalttlaar SflUa Oawatlam. Tbot, N. Y . Deo. 13 Eleven of the Cohoes knitting mills resumed opera tion today, practically ending the lock out which began nine weeka ago. ' Five mills had already opened. their doors, so that sixteen out of twenty-six mills be longing to the association are now run ning. It is thought that the others will resume this week. Terms have been made with the Knights of L-.bor. Date fjraaa Waahtlvg-taa. Spaaial Car of the News and Observer. WA6HIHGT05, Dec 13, 1886. The senate was not in session Satur day, but the house made up for the Fri day that was lost. Mr. Randall tried to get up the sundry civil bill, but was voted down, and the eommittee on the public lands got the flor and did some good work by forfeiting some 400,000 acres of railroad land grants. Members seem determined that these large rail road corporations shall no longer fraud ulently hold suoh large aliees of the public domain. A question cf social precedence is now being warmly argued here by the ladies of the cabinet, grow ing out of the recent electoral bill. It will be remembered that the bill plaeed the cabinet officers in the line of Presi dential Cor. of the Newa and Observer. ; Your excellent and instructive si tide on prison bounds in-your last number accidentally omits one point - which might lead to misunderstanding, aa your paper is always relied on as au thority. It is not every person who is sentenoed to j til that has the benefit of prison bounds, but only those to whom the jidgo at the time of the sentence extends that privilege. .This was de cided in State vs. Bradlev. 4 Iret 663. K. t"r aa Ww Tartu Nxw You, Dee. 13. Greene A Co. 's report on cotton futures says: Con siderable irregularity has ore vailed with a general inclination in buyers' favor, ihe condition of Liverpool unrupponing ana this, followed nit . i r r n "-'1 w" w ar succession, beginning with the bv a nrettv nort movement, seemed to j j i i . : r r r Stat..; RKW. wra onlTanffraat. meMU" 8T " w. P- - ... I position ana tae wnoie arternoon waa ivi . iihiiwv va umuw k mi" - . . . tering tactics being resorted to to prevent a-vote. These tactics were successful and no final action was taken. The speaker laid before the House a supplemental report from the Secretary of the Treasury relative to the collec tion of customs duties. Referred to the committee on Ways and Means. Adjourned. Washibotob, Dee la A large num ber of nominations were sent to the sen ate today, almost exclusively of gentle men who were appointed during the re argue the question and to show that the I cess of congress to the places to which protectionists were merely robbing . the I they are now nominated. thing being done to enlarge manufac turing powers and to send manufactured products abroad. The men who owned the manufactories were content with the American market. . With all their pre tence of aiding American labor, they intended to keep this market : to them selves (charging what they liked) and to let their laborers starve rather than give them the chance of aa extended mar ket, by which they eould have employment twelve months in the year instead of (as now four or five months. He wanted a chance to laborers whom they were pretending to befriend. He would go as far as any man ; to protect American labor. He wanted to give to labor constant en ployment. He protested against the resolution being taken from before the Senate until he and the other men who thought with him should have a chance to say what they thought about it, Mr. Morrill said he would be the last man to cut off the Senator from Ken tucky from the opportunity of making a speech on the tans. Ua therefore would not press the motion to refer. The resolution was then laid over and Mr. Hoar moved to tare up the oiu re- nealing the tenure of office act, Mr from the producers cf th1a.eeatr iaey maka, How how dVyou Uk toe syataaof Cobm to the Backet gtoreaad buy 7ur Tba Backet Store has all the advantage frees having buyers always hi the Hew jvrk aaar- ;j I ) ' ''' kU with cash la hand, who buy from nooses j which' are eoaapaped to take their often for j these foods. It la the power of the alailghtv dollar cutting tta way throufh the cavhteof tim which enables ua to offar goods at leaf they must, uxe heavy rurs, he very oauiijusly put off far the lighter gowns whiclr this season arc so generally adopt-1 to open executive sessions of the Senate ed for full dress. The danger to health I should take precedence of any other caused by wearing -heavy dress dur-1 matter. irg the .daytime, and then changing it for one totally inadequate in respect of warmth is declared, by many physicians to be the most harsardous trifling with life and health existing since the general and hearty abandonment of thin-soled Amonf those whieh are hew is Louis K. Church to be governor of Dakota. Among the more prominent of the recess appointments are Public Printer Benediet. Dabney H Maury, of Vir ginia, to be minuter to Colombia. The bill introduced in the benate by Mr. Mer hereon today to authorise a reduction of the United States bonds and of the circulation of national banks, provides that all national banks having a capital of $150,000 or lass shall not be . 1 J !x TT J r quirea to aeep ua oepvait ubimq States bonds in exoess of one-eighth of their capital stock as security for their circulating notes, and that all auoh banks having a capital of sioo.uuo or a aeo.oeo nra. Acboba, III., Deo. 13 A fire broke out in the ear department of the Chicago, iurhngton & ijuiney railroad ' shops about midnight last night and destroyed the building in whioh are the wood, ma chine shop, cabinet shop and pattern ahop. Another building, equally as large. in whioh freight cub are repaired, was also in fl mes, but was extinguished The burning of the first shop entailed a loss of over 60,000. Only the ut most exertion upon the part of the fire men saved the other five large shops and an immense Corliss engine. ; UaarASUn, Chicago. Deo. 13. Edward Mulra- a a . a ynti awa a ney, a delegate from tne unieego iraae and Labor assembly to the reeent Con gress of the Federated Trades ' at Co lumbus, Ohio, arrived home yesterday. In conversation with a reporter; Mulra ney said that the action of the congress relative, to trades' unions and the Knights of Labor was especially impor tant. 'One result of our action," he said, "is that no Knight of Labor card will be rec-igniid by any trades union represented at Columbus. This, you ' - w -- Wa s say, means war. l aon t care u,it aoes result in war. if a man wants to work at a union trade he must belong to a union first, and then he can go into evervthinar else he sees fit. When I have trouble aa a bricklayer I don't want a butcher, a shoemaker or a black smith, who does not know anything more about bricklaying than a dog does about side pockets for bones, to : sot upon any trouble that my union becomes involved in." Beingsked about the political move ment, Mulraney expressed himself as decidedly opposed to any third-party movement, and said that many of the delegates agreed with him. "Labor people," said he, "with their j. . r a :ir Secretary of state and so on, and ignores the President pro tern of the senate. This the; lordly dimv of the President's advisers hold allowa thim to out rank the senator's wiv.s on state occa sions, and they want the question settled for all time. Heretofore the custom baa obtained for the ladies of the cabinet to call first upon senators' 'm and members wives. This of course they would have reversed. This social s'ruggle will hardly produce a revolu tion, and I imagine the perple at large can get along without its settlement. It is said a queen of Siam was onoe drowned because, of those present, none were of sufficient rank : to pull her out of the water. ; "Let her drown," the Ameri can people would say, if she is auoh a stickler, and pari passu they , would say the same to the cabinet sticklers. One of the nlsasantest little episodes that has occurred at the eapitol this ses sion took plaee m the room of. the com mittee on reform in the civil SJrvioe, of whioh Gen Cox is chairman, on Satur day afternoon It was in the nature of a collation tendered to Congressman Clamcnts. of Georgia, who is a member of the committee, by his fellow oers, ana eongraiuiauag nun upon nis recent marriage. Besides the eommit tee there were present by invitation Mr Willii, of Kentucky; Mr. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia; Judge Crirp, of Georgia, and your correspondent. The long committee table waa filled with fruits, champagnes and cigars, inter speriod with the handsome silverware inseiibed to the groom from the com mittee. Sunaetr' Cox, of New York, by invitation of Gen. Coj, presided, and his post champagne introductions of eacn mamoer as ais state was eauea were; the most brilliant and felic itous I ever heard. His beauti ful allusions to Sir Walter Ral eigh" and North Carolina, in calling upon Gen: Cox to respond, -brought down the house." lien Uox, as chair man of the eunmittoe, spoke last, and in a. very happy little speech concluded the congratulations. The entertainment was extremely "civil", the silver "ser vice" was handsome, and the partiei in the routine of eommittee work. On Saturday, in the criminal court. Judge Mo Arthur, the ex-clerk Jjhn L West, was arraigned on the two indict ments found on Thursday, charging him with housebreaking and with assault with felonious intent upon Mrs. Page H$ plea led not guilty It seoms likely that the Kutghts of Labor will champion the Blair bill. The national legislative eommittee of that irgan.Siiion had a consultation with Senator Blair on Friday, and the result was forwarded to the general beard with a recommendation. "Ruthless extortion" is what the Pros i lent calls the present tariff, and all good democrats hope that his reoommauda tionscn thii subj ct will nt go into 'jimimini AnanfttnA " It i hiffhl have a discouraging effect and led to considerable f pilling out of long con tracts, especially as the radical bull ele ment made no reautanoe. There waa, however, feme fair buying on orders to cover at breaks, and after losing some fine points, prices partially re-ae- ted, closing shout steadv, at a small hading from the figures ruling on Sat urday evening. ; Blaro Ahaat Ska Kalakartoakar. Phtlabblpbla. Dm 13. The schooner Mair and Oranmer, which was the un fortunate cause of the loss of the boat's crew of the steamer Knickerbocker, on the 7th Inst., has arrived here in tow. 8 he reports that one of her mates jumped into the Knickerbocker's boat carrying a line and was lost with the Knickerbocker s men. ; The captain of the schooner knew nothing ' of the loss of the Knickerbocker's men and his own own mate until informed by the tug whieh picked him up off the eastern shore of Virginia, Hs sup posed his mate was safe on board the) Knickerbocker. afn. Wlnalow'a Boothia Brrun ahonld at. Ways be used when childraa are outtms; teeth, It relieves the little auffarer at oaca, it pro duces natural, quiet Bleep by raliavms; the ehDd treat pats, and the little cherub awakes aa "bright as a button." It is very plaaaaat, t taste; soothes the child, softens the ffuma, auar ail pain, rauaves vmd, raetriataa tne bowels and lath Lt axowa rmdy lor diarrheal arathar rta ujr troaa tcathi&x or othar aauaaa. Morganton comes next in the 'eook- fng club" rage One hasbeeu organ's d there among the young ladles. The street pump in front of J. S. Ps- ou i'a drug store is reported to be in bad. ordjr. CM CtiwtaiOoMa. Bum mm,Oron. ilawa, OwA Syna a 4jl7 ai AT Mr Ja. m 1 sJ widelv divergent views on term, on money and every other question, cannot I probable that some reduetioa of our ox ba nnited in an economic o )litical I eeasive revenues will be made this sat- Thf Qraataat CatJ aa Earth for Pata," WIQ relieve more qulcklr than any ether known remedy. Rheumatism, Netralgia, Swellinga, Bruisea, Barns, Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago,Sores, Frost bites. Backache, Wounda. Headache. Tootnacbea Sprains, &c Sold by all Onsggista. PricaxSS Cents a Bottle, a . . . k .a. .a a a I - a a . a JPlatt protesting that the special order as I more shall not be required to keep on deposit as security for their circulating notes United States bonds in exoess of Pending the consideration of Mr. Hoar's bill a message from the House i $25,000; and banks having on deposit bonds m exoess or these amounts are authorised to reduce their circulation, death of Representative Dowdney, of New York. A resolution was adopted for the shoes, and the habit of tight lacing onoe I pointment of a eommittee to attend ' . s " mm -marie nraetised bv our gnndmothers. An-1 funeral. Messrs. mmer, xtansom other fashion to lie warned against wan presented on the subject of the provided; that the amount of suoh eir , L.v . T i.i! TV 'J ' J I i ., . 1.1, . , . tbaa they can ba made far ta hnadrada ot TheEabraisaatlaltodwtthsmall proftu andweabailBaaka oar bargains orbuaineaa. How oome to the BaekMSor aad bur your gooda and.aave yoox aaoaes, ; ' Tola week we ahall offer aama great bargains Gents' Boys'; and ehlllrens' eapsj alsola Hants' elothiAa: of aU klada. Triple aUver jOate ea ateel anivea and forks worth fSJO at ' Great lob fa Oenta, UdW and Khwee' Ouat Bhuea, Persoaa wtahlng aueh gooda wtlr a e saoaey oj Eapact'.Bliy mJJ. IB that of enveloping the head and faee. in the thick veils now worn j This is an exoellent method when one suffers With any sort of facial trouble, and if the habit is keptnp the season through But where, for a fancy, the veil is worn one day and omitted the next, there is trouble before the winter is through; for eold in nerve, throat, or head is lure to follow suoh a course. The lack of rain in California th;s year IS oausiug serious appreaenaion the and Voorhees being appointed suoh eommit tee, and aa a mark of respect for the de ceased the 8enate at 8:35 adjourned. Hcvsn. Under the call of States, a number of bills and resolutions were introduced, among them them the following: i By Mr. Uatea, of Alabama, to pro hibit the appointment of congressional committees to attend funerals and to prohibit the draping of public build- wgB in mourning exoept by order of the a . a .a rresldent. Also autnorising tne ap- -tmbng farmers. Only a few light show-1 pointment of clerks to Senators and Rep- ra fall at the eloss of Ootober and the first week in November, and these are insufficient to moisten the ground Ploughing has been impossible, exoept in verv sandv land, aa in stiff soil a resentatives who are not chairmen of committers. . By Mr. Lawler, of Illinois, a resolu tion reciting that the rapidly accumu lating surplus in the treasury is in ex- nlough otnnot be foroed into the ground, cms of the needs of the government for eulating notes shall not exceed in any case one hundred per eent of the par value of the bonds deposited, as pro vided in the bill. A decision was rendered by the Su- premd Court today In a question of soma interest with regard to the relations of the United Btates Supreme Court and the Court of Claims. The question was raised by a motion to dismiss an appeal a .a rs i . m ii Erom tne uoun oi maims in tne case oi the United States against John Paul Jones on the ground that under the law as it now stands no appeal lies from a judgment of the Uourt of Claim to this court. After an exhaustive review of legislation affaoting the Court of Claims and decisions precedent, the Supreme Court says : "We are entirely satisfied that as the law now stands ap peals do lie to this court from judgments of the Court of Claims in the exsretse of its general jurisdiction. The motion to dismiss is therefore denied." party." Was there any attempt made to secure a resolution in favor of tne an- arebiata? "I was iust ffoins! to sneak of T - w . . that.When the Congress reached the head of the resolutions, a communication was ; read from the Central Labor Union of Chicago, whioh wound : up with resolutions like those adopted bv the district assembly, condemning the verdict ss an assault on free speech and all that atuff. I was rather expecting the resolution, and aa soon as it was read I moved its referenoe to the eommittee on resolutions. , The com mittee instead of reporting the anarch ists resolutions back, reported this; (and here Mulraney prods csd the fol lowing). . Resolved, that it is the opin-on or this body, the congress of federated trades, that the great trades of America are dependent on law ana oraer ior their oontinued existenoe and support. While we deem it unwise for us to in terfere with the administration of justice, we are free to express the hope .that the , .,1 x a. : aubBdtted to the cash trad roLzrsr fubskulm oo.. The usual Xiovember sowing of grain has not taken plaoe, and the ehanoeeare that when the rain sets in it will be so steady as to throw all work on grain into the' next year. This long-continued drought in November is not unprece dented, but aoeoraing m we dcs waior nntfffrf- u wosBinousof ary wewauer. its support and the aisonarge oi me bonded debt; that the eoaat defences are inadequate to protect the lake and sea eoast cities, and that 1,000,000 men are unemployed, and declaring it to be the sense of the House that a large propor tion of the surplus in the treasury should be expended through liberal ty of defence to any who may have res son to complain. " When this wai read said Mulraney "a delegate jumped up and moved to add, 'and this applies to the seven condemned anarchists in Chi otgo. V- . ..:. .a Of course there was no obieotiou to the resolution applying to any one and the amendment was adopted. I hopo the anarchists and their sympathisers will a.- . 1 -j . hid consolation in tneposiuon taxen 0 the great trades unions on that ver- dict." A Lart-a Six. Chicago, J)jc. 13. A Times special from Winnipeg, Man., says : A fire 8unday destroyed the business part of Portage La Prairie, a town aisty miles west of here on the Canadian Paeino railroad. Three weeks ago i fire de stroyed the fire hall and engines, and it WaSBlHOTOV, D U, Deo 18 Attorney was impossible to eheck the flames today General Garland received a telegram I until aid arrived from wmmpeg in sue this morning announcing the death of I form of a fire engine and other apparatus . a m. vr m m m .a a I S x W I hm brother, Jtuus v uariana,atnisnome I cn a special tram, uoaa Tory noavy. near Presoott, Arlansas. : 1 Particulars have not yet been obtained. BlOU. I Lieut Gov. Stedman and Col. A. B Andrews are in the city. Mr. J. W Powell, of Clinton, clerk to Col. Greea obmmittoe, has returned to his dutiu, looking well and happy as of old. : Mr Thomas Moonlight has been ap pointed Governor of Wyoming, ani whey do say that all burglars have left the Territory and the gai companies have gone into nocturnal desuetude. It is also whispered that Dakota will soon have a democrat-e Governor. One of the best democrats n power here is assistant postmasUr general Stevenson, and if the nomina tion of our next candidate were left with the democrats of the House I believ Mr. Stevenson would poll the largest vote. Thev d raise him hishlr. Mr Henderson's eyes are much better, and he was in his seat Saturday. He is one of the moat prompt members in the Hanse. and therefore is aiieklv missed when absent. Jadge James Grant, of Iowa, who by the way is an old tor law will of itself grant every opportuni- I heel, is in the oity on a visit. Some of Edward FasriQch, Jeweler and Optician RALEIGH, N. C. Gold and 8flrer Watehea, Aaaarloaa Importad. Ileal and tmttattoa Dtaaaoad Jew elry.. 18 karat wedding aad KngageaMaS Btnga, anv waa ana weigna. Bteruag buvbt Ware for andal . Optical Goodol A SPECIALTY. Spaotaclee and Xya-gtasaaa in Gald, Slrrer vour readers no doubt remember with pride his able address at Chap si Hill few years ago. C. Circumstantial evideno . : how can yon tell that your dirty they're so blaek, you Uucle Biu hands are auvm "He! hel wot a chile vj' is! Yo' i t honey, de water gits riley." Harpai'a Bazar. Jikav "Fader, d era's a fly ia de soup. " Mr. Cohen Veil, eat all but dor fly before you show it to dor vaiter; den vou can get some more." Ban- bier. Baakh af Attoraa7-4aaaral darlaaMta aralaa Dr Itlaaaklthat aHdy'a aiaadinz in aocletr ean 'easily ba determined by her dreae at the braaklMt-tablet aa axpaaalve, abowv oca aaa Indicatmc that the wearer baa not vet laaroecf the proprieties. 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The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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