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UP3Bti4iarrwP Itty 26. The
qaeation of reanioa of the two great
bodies of the Presbyterian Church,
which was thef occasion of inoh an
exciting episode ini yesterday after
noon's oeesfon of the General Assem-
Mtlyagara came u gntepectedly this
monims. ana inuii iwMiaung oi an
eye, almost, it pasd out of the range.'
of oontrorersy andt debate as far - as
this Assembly is rionoerned; and a
long stej was made in the direciionl
of organic nnion. LThe result was
recdred with a perfect whirlwind of
applause and congratulation among
thtjommtssdoneri '"and spectators
ho crowded theTjBralleries, and who
were apparently tafen, oompletely byl
m orpnse py . tae . Buaaenness- oi ne
turn iaithe - pToeeditga. The
second Order of the morning
report of tne standing : oomnuttee on
temperance had iiist been reached
and Jlev. Wi O. OatapbellilO.D had
uiuuuHxt uie piKtiut-m o ppaa w na
adootioa. ! when Bbt sDrA. Smith of
('of paltcnrej tne feQrabM ex-Mod
orator of the Assembly, stepped for
ward and announced that the special
committee of conference to whicnhad
been referred yeaterdayy all matters
reiaung to wearing; wiiaine ooutn
te&embrjfwa feady ttrporf A
hus5 fell udod Ui6 AftseiiMV as Bar.
William 0.,loung, p.p., read the re
port. s Substantially it was aa follows:
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the committee appointed last year, to
confer with a-committee from the
Southern Assembly aa expressed in
the report yesterday aubmitted, and
that whOe ft wonld 'be prematnre and
improper to accept that -report as
a! definite form nf Union, this
I assembly declares ia hear ty approval
pi au in me commirjee s report toecn
ing' the yajiia f:qile8tions submitted
to it' by the eommieti i of the. South-
tjwwpij" v i If aoeraiore,:! tne
neral ajBseraWy ettressed the hone
that the fraternizing , upirit that had
heed manifested ' in these centennial
days might prore the eginning Of an
era of more cordial fellowship and co
operation between the 1 wo Assemblies
of the l'reBbyterian ckurch. It was
recommended that (hi committee of
conference s appointed, last year - be
continued, with the! addition of Are
members to confer rihany similar
committee that inighi 1 .appointed
by the Southern Aaseiably respecting
the Co-operation of the two branchee
bjfjtUc&prek
by declaring that thia , co-operation,
im its f uUeet sense ocmld be aooom-
plished only br an Oriianio union and:
dtmjm.hOeB 9pS4eiuM in the
oreinren or tne Eiont,iern Assembly.
The report reoommended the addition
of the following members to the com-
tnittee-oi'. conierencej lier. Henry
Darling, D. D., .o Clinton, Nil Y.j
Bef. Charles g. Pnwroy, t D.lD4 rjf
31eflao Pii Rerj;WwC.Xoung, D.
D., of LoulBTille, E. ; Bon. S. IL
Breckenridge, of St Louis, Ma; Hon.
S. M. JLnox, of Minneapolis, Minn.
I Dr. Toung had fscarcelyj finished
reading the report When- a score of
roioeevoreditaadBos, and there
ws t Visible lerbetneiit ' among the
commissioners and auditors. A single
member was seen struggling for rec
ognition in the body of the hall; but
ne was nnabla to make himself heard,
and; a mighty irolniiei ft ."ayesl; an
swered the .Iffoderat'sj fqueation.
Tnat settled it," and' the stated clerk,
Rer. Wnv H. Proroak D. D.. immedi.
stely telegraphed the action to the.
BoQtbera General Assembly at Balti-
tacrre'Asiktoaa theexciiemeiithad
suoaiaea, the reguiiir order ; was
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By Telegraph to the Hews and Obserror. ';
-WiJHrJtaTOH, May 2&-J3onds f
ferings today aggregated f 446,050,
nf which the Treasury accepted a sin
gle fOur per cent bond of fifty dollars
at .L'37 All the; other Offers were too
The caucus of the Republican mem
bers of the House this afternoon
lasted four nonrav ' ' ' t -
The concluaions reached are ex
pressed in the following resolution : -
Resolred, That it is the sense of
this caucus that the House should
make a special order for the consid
eration of general pension legislation
at the earliest day practicable duriug
this session, and that the, committee
on rules be requested to report afes-i
olution to that end, said order to be i
a continuing order from day to day
until all the general pension legisla
tion on the calendar I shall be dis
posed of. : i
, Resolred, That it is the sense of
this caucus that the Committee ion
rules of the House of Bepreeentatires ,
should report a reaoluiioA making it
in order as a matter of privilege to
more to discharge the committee on
education from the further considera
tion of the Blair educational bill and
report it to the Housfl for considera
tion at the earliest practicable day
during this session. ' ; I -
Resolred, That it is the eense of
this caucus that the pending tariff
bill be taken up and. considered in
committee of the whole under ' the
fire minute rule r in: the usual way
section by section and paragraph by
paragraph.
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ITatlonaUst, and th Pope.
By Cable to the News an4 Obserrcr.
i iilxJHnO! Jlay 126.---The Star, Thos.
Power O'Connor's paper, commenting
on Bishop O'Dwyer's letter to the
Mayor of Limerick, in which he gare
warning that Catholics who attended
the League meeting on Sunday would
be guilty of a grievous sin in view of
the Pope's rescript, ' Says: "Bishop
O'Dwyer has rendered the Natienai
isa a service by forcing the fight.
There Can be no doubt of the result
for a -.moment. An . overwhelming
majority of; Irisbinentj will support
their representatives against both the
inquisition and the only Irish Bishop
who is a friend and . supporter of the
Tory coercionlsta." . ,,f . ; " :H
TBI SCULLrjQ MATCH BETWEEN HI U BELT
. AND CASK.
By Cable to Ue Mews and Observer.
Losdok, May 26.- The sculling
match between George - Bubear and
Uiarles uarr, for f 500 a side, took
place over the Tyne i championabip
course today. Bubear won by two
engths. . u j, .,, :4;,,p " . j-"
L ' iv WVekJr Bank iuumest. P -
By tetograph to the wi and OJMervor. f
New Yobx, May The follow
ing is the weekly bank statement :
Reserve increase,, 589,150-; loans
Increase, 2,078,200: specie mcreaee,
$10,638,800 : learal tenders increase.
f. 186,700 deposits increase; t2,.S33,
300; circulation increase, $156,300.
The banks now ! hold 128.294,500
inexoess of the 25 pe?:eent rule. -
Tetal Visible Sapplr fCUa.
By Telegraoh tn the Kaws and Obserrer.
New Yobx, May 28. The total
risible supply of cotton for the world
s 2,009,195 bales, of which 1,409,395
bales are American; against 2,160,355
bates and 1454,155 bales reepectively
w H ; 3 SHttstt Kzptaaon ' f. .
By Cable to the News and ObterTer. ; .
MoHTBiAL, May 26.4tThe new gaso
meter at the gas works at Herehega
exploded between 4 8 and ' 8.30
o'olook; : this morning. . There were
from twelve to twenty men in the
building at the time. Fire ; bodies
pare been taken out. ; The renjainder
are buried in the ruins.
1 ; W. D. PRTJDBJf, KMd.
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S500 Reward F
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- wawll navtha above reward lor aav case f
a w complaint, dyspepsia, sick headah, ind
w caonoi
oiMcttoos are ntrhstl:
' t9tloo. eonnti nation or oativenetis n
i i tre wlU West1 Vegetable Ur rUlUwwIten tfu'
a never, iau to give eatuii
fvegl
Bon.
pUl.Se
never, fall to dvd aa'
ir Doles eoniainiDc a numra(M
-aale-oy au arajigisia. Bewar ot
TiTtI onlr bvJOUNC. WEST CO.," W.
J.Jn.irl jgidisos W..CMio. m, jr sale by Ma-
TIIK IBJtSH H ATIOM AL. LUBDa'. -
A3D ITS P08ITI0H WITH' BXSPEOI TO TEX
PAPAL HEiCklPT. ' . S i : , ',
tt Cable to ui kew andbbmnrer. 4 A
iaCuicAoo,;May 26.lA disnatch froon
Lincoln, Neb., says t President Fitz-
jrtrs2d' and' SecretArj Sutton of the
Jrish National' ,Legae in America
tiave Ulegraphed to diflerent mem
bers of the executive committee a call
fof a "meeting of Ithe committee at
Qereland, Qhio, Jdn$ J.2.'i The ob
lect ot the1 meeting la notigiren, but
it is utaouDtecuy in regard to the ac
tion necessary in Aha face of the
Pope's rescript, wbicU has created so
much discussion inieturue circles. In
Ikia city, the headq-oarters of the
Iieague, Bishop Bonatr, the resident
Bishop, has inaugurated a system of
boycott against the 2 officers of the
Jjeagne, refusing Secretary Sutton,
sir. &an and others admission to
taa presenoe on account pf ;the ; reso
lutions IwasBed at reeeiii lefurn tYiftt.
ing at the instance bf President Fitz
gerald t,-; . . , 1 ?
tbese resolutions.declared that the
Pope had no right t dictate politics
to the National Leasee or to interfere
with its plans, and further promised
td the Irish members; of Parliament
the continued support of the National
League 'in America of the plan of
Campaign as followed by .the 'Irish
leaders. , These facts point to a high
ly interesting sessiOr of the League
executive ; committee) at Cleveland.
The membership1 oil the committee
comprises the eenertl-officers of the
League, with one inember for each
State and-1 Territory Canada and the
TTm Peak Hr4r Cmm:
m TM (ffai to the Kwf lad Oboerver j .
- "iSf.-SoilYitf. JMay 26. At the
peniag t the- Petk murder trial
1& iaprunsr all werJ surcrised when
eak pleaded firuilty t the indictment. I
I Judge uarrison instructed! the jury
Ukut . they couiq sag n a verdict of
murder, in the 2d Jlegree and the
Court would be responsible. '
aouBtarMUaadimitatkHia. TnisKennlne oiaiio-
eCU, a.ai
rjJrjiggUts,Li. raypevule aX,
"WASHuraTos, May
Sheridan's house this;
reported to be better.
26 At Gen.
mOrnins he is
The following
' FOB TEX BUPBKKB- OOCBT BEXCH.
Editor JtftwB and Observer,- i
Edxxtoh, N. O., May: 15th ,1888.
As a friend to the centleman whos9
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Same will appear in this article, Lg Duiieun was lssuea tnis mornmg ;
rite to call attention to the sjngularl May 268.45 a. .: m Consuls
unanimity oi sentiment m tins sec
tion, with reference to. the . claims of
W. D. iPruden, Esq ', for the Su-
AT ST. LOUIS
HEADQUARTERS i OF THE VA
RIOUS STATE DELEGATIONS
A5D Of THX BXV AHAL , OOU M1TTEXM ES
TEX KOltBSB Or SBLXOATZS
OTBXB SEWS.
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By Telegniph' to the Newjl add Observer
St. Locis, May 2(1 The official
announoeuent of the headquarters
of members of the, Democratic Na
tional Commit ter, and the delegations
from the varionB Stains 12 as follows:
A.?abama 20, H;, 04 Semple, Lindell
Hotel; ArkauBai, 14, S. B CockrelL
Lindell; UalKoruia IC.jM. F. Tarpey,
Laclede; Colorado, 6. .j C- 3. Tbomas,
Southern; Oonuf-et'iciat; 12, W. H. Bar
num, (by prox; Planters'; Dela
ware 6, I. O. rjibb, - Lindell;
Florida 8, Sam. Pasco, Southern:
Georgia 24, Patrick Walsh, Southern,
IllinoiS, 44, S- Corning Judd, Lindell;
Iadiana, 30, A H. Brown, Lindell;
Iowa, 26, M. M. iHamnf, Lindell
Kansas, 10, C. W. Blair, Planters';
Kentucky, 26, H. D. McHenry, Lin
dell; Louisiana, 16, B. F. Jonas,
Planters'; Maine, 12, Edmund Wilbon,
Lindell; Maryland, 16, A. H. Gorman,
Southern; Massachusetts, 28, F. O
Prince, Planters'; Michigan, 26, 1. M.
Weston, Southern; Minnesota, 14, P.
H. Kelly, Southern; Mississippi, 18,
C. A. Johnson, Southern; Missouri,
32, J. G. Pratber, Laclede; Nebraska,
10; J. E. Boyd, Planters'; Nevada, 6,
J. H. Dennis (by proxy), Southern;
New Hampshire, 8, A, W. Sulloway,
Lindell; New Jersey, 18, Miles Boss,
Hursts; New York,; 72, Wm. Stein
way," Southern; North Carolina, 22,
M. W. Ransom, ) Lindell ; Ohio,
46, M. W. Armstrong, Lindell ;
Oregon, 6, A. Nolton, Laclede; Penn
sylvania, 60, W. A- Wallace, South
ern; Rhode Island, 8, j. B.Barnardy,
Southern; South Carolina, 18, F. W.
Dawson, Lindell; Tennessee, 24, R. F.
Loney, Southern; Texss, 260, T.
Holt, Planters'; Vermont, 8, B. B.
Smalley, Lindell; Virginia, 24, J. S.
Barbour, Planters' West Virginia,
12, A. G. Daris, St. 'James'; Wiecon
sin, 22, J. L. Mitchell, planters'; Ari
zona, , W. K. Meade, Hurst's: Da
kota, M- H. Day, jHurst's; District
of Columbia, 2, William Dickson,
Laclede; Montana, 2, W. J. McCor
mick, Hurst's; New Mexico, 2, A.
Josephs, Hurst's; TJtah, 2. J. P
Roseborough, Laclede; Washington
Territory, 2, S. IL Kubn, Hurst's;
Wyoming, 2, M. E. Post, HurBt's.
Idaho, 2, John Haley, Hurst's. Total
number of delegates 820. Necessary
to a choice 547.
In the above table is given the
headquarters of the National commit"
teemen. Id. every instance, excepting
the following, the .State delegation is
quartered at the same hotel as the
oommitteeaien: Cyornia, committee
man at Southern,! delegation at
Laclede; Connecticut eommltteeman
at '.Southern, delegation at Laclede ;
Delaware, committeeman at Southern,
delegation at Lindell; Kansas, com
mitteeman at southern, delegation at
Planters'; Louisiana, committeeman
at Southern, delegation at Planters';
Maine, committeeman at Southern,
delegation at Planiets;' t Jlassachus
ettes, eommitteeman at ' Southern,
delegation at Planters'; Minnesota,
committeeman at Southern, . delega
tion at Planters'; New ' Jersey, com
mitteeman at Southern,; 'delegation
at Hurst's; JTexas, , commit toeman at
Southern, delegation at Hurst's; Tex
as, cornmitteeman at ' Southern, dele
gation at Planters'; Virginia, commit
teeman at Southern j delegation at
Planters'; West Virginia; committee
man at Southern, delegation at Si.
James1; Wisconsin,1! committeeman at
Hotel Beers, delegation at Planter';
District of Columbia,! committeeman
at Southern, delegation; at Laclede;
New Mexico, committeeman at South
ern, delegation at Hurst's. .
LrttU Pkll'a CadlUm.
By Telegraph to the Kew ahd Observer.
AOJOCaxED.
DIO-
THX EPISCOPAk'CO.VET10S Ot' THE
CESS OF wjxSTERS SOBXa OABOLINA
8peciat to the News aad Observer.
Sau8B0by1' N. O, May 26 The
Episcopal Convention for the Diocese
of Western North Caroljpa adjourned
today. Much businessfof importance
was Bprnng ahd discussed. The con
vention went into committee of the
whole yesterday to consider the ques
tion of Diociase Missions. There were
many fine speeches. The Bishop left
last night to bold confirmation Bervice
at Durham tomorrow.
ROT
HERFORD
COCKTY
instructs ron rowxE. ,
Special to the News and Observer.
Shxlbt, N. C.,"May 26 Ruther
ford County Convention today in
structed far Fowle for Governor.
Alexander second choice. The ma
jority of the Congressional delegates
favor Johnston. The remainder are
or Col.. FrSnk Ooxo. The Conven
tion was most harmonious.
-The
DAVIDSON COCSTT.
issntcTs ron btedmas.
Special to the )ws and Obaorver. -
Lexikotok; N. C, iMay 26.
Davidson County Convention in
structed toddy for O. K. Stedmnn for
Governor and S B. Alexander for
Lieutenant Governor, and for J ohn S. '
Henderson )for Conirress.
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Cor. of the Newsl and Observer.
It has been a source of pain so many
Democrats Jail over the State to see
suggestions Rooking to5 the displace
ment of our present capable and ef
ficient Attorney-General. '
Mr. Davidson has served the State
with unflagging ability and zeal as its
chief law-cScer forthe past three
years. His Services m the Supreme
Court as the legal adviser of the
State officials have been at all times
worthy of tjhe high office which he
holds, and his arguments and opin
ions have proven him a lawyer of
great capacity, learned and diligent.
n a word, he has given absolute sat
isfaction to! all with , whom t he has
been brought in contact ahd to the
people whose faithful servant be has
been. '
It would be a blunder which the
party is npt going to commit : this
year to fail to endorse Mm by a re
nomination and a triumphant re elec
tion. - . B.
lw Reliable information u received
that Hyde county will -cast its rote
in the convention fore judge Fowle.
preme Court Bench.
lias fitness for the high position is
not (questioned by any who know
him. That he would adorn the Su
preme Bench of our State, and in a
most satisfactory manner discharge
all of its duties is a fact conceded by
his large circle of acquaintances.
,.Tbe point of which we wish to
speak is the fine tribute to his merit,
whichiies in the fact, that, today
Me ; JrH Dlttrtct ttands Virtually
solid 4n favor Of Mr. JPrudem. "
. We present his name to the State
Convention feeling that nothing else
need be said in his favor, except that
where he is well known, in the tier of
counties in which he practices and
which compose nearly all of this Dis
trict, the rote , will be practically a
unit in his faror.
We assume this to be a point well
worthy the consideration of the State
-a t'--.. I ft-
Hit large. . , i
: If nominated we beliere Mr. Pru
den's name will lend strength to our
ticket, and if elected his conduct on
the bench will reflect credit ttpon his
party. J ;' Chowas.
' Some entirely new features were
introduced at the luncheon given by
Mrs. Quill Orme, bt Atlanta, Ga.,
complimentary to Miss Birdie Cole
man, Of Macon, which made it one of
the 'moBt charming! entertainments
erer giren in the city. The favors
were quaint, being packages of shin
gle wafers bound with white satin
ribbon, upon which; werep written
Verses suitable to each guest But the
norelest thing of all Was "The way to
the man's heart," which was played
thus; A sheet was tightly drawn
orer the folding doors and upon it
was, outlined a man with a crimson
heart.1 lach young lady was given a
dart with a sharp point, and after be
ing blindfolded was to aim at the
rery centre of the heart. If she was
successful it counted her one. This
game, being i something entirely new
was enjoyed rery muoh. "
ation
br Drs. . Yarrowi i Matthews and
O'Reilly. The patient expresses him
self as having passed a restiui mgnt.
Says he has nO'pain whatever and
feels first rate. No Material change
in symptoms has occurred since re
port of last night. . :
Tbe Imptrar'i Impravement.
By CaW to the New and Observer..
Beblih, May 26.--The Emperor
passed a good night and felt refreshed
this morning. He Went out in the
park shortly after rising.
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H4vr and Harbr Appropriation. :
Waslilngtoo Cor. Statesvflla Landmark.
. The river and harbor bill was favor
ably reported to the Senate Monday
Senator Ransom greatly Increased the
amounts allowed in I the House for
North Carolina rivers and harbors.
The Cape Fear gets prev $150,000
alone. The fdllowing are some of the
more important figures in the bill:
Improving Beaufort Harbor, $35,000
Improving iieautort and Hew
river waterway, i i ,
Improving Beaufort and New
Berne waterway,1 "
Improving Cape Fear River
above Wilmington,
Improving Cape sFeari River
below Wilmington,
n a. a .
Improving Contentnea Creek
M uurntacK Wound
Neuse Rirer
-New 1
Pamlico land Tar
Rirers
Trent River
Roanoke River
Waeoamaw River
TadklniaTer., i
5,000
15,000
.12,000
145,000
5,000
7,500
15,000
3,ooq
5,000
5,000
40,000
lo.OOO
10,000
The North American Turner-
bund decided, at its session in Chi
oaflro Wednesday; that it is not an
archistic and has nothing to do with
any anarchistic ideas. : The question
came up in the shane of a direct re
pudiation of anarchistic ideas in view
of the impression caused by the con
duct of certain : members and socie
ties that the anarchistic element was
in control. The repudiation was di-
SOV BUIU WUIUSUiM
Halifax for Fowle.
Cor. of the News and Observer.
Srsifo Hjlx, N. Cj May 25
As &re seems to be such a great
desireffir fair play between the three
contetXAng candidates, and there
seems to be! no expression from the
papers aa to how Halifax stands, I
desire td say I was a delegate in the
County Cojnrention, and while the
county did not instrct, it was largely
in faror of Fowle. We had 91 rotes.
and I oan safely say that out of the
91, 89 wer for Fowle. I wish to
say further, that our delegation to
Raleigh were all chosen believing that
they were fpr Fowle, with one excep
tion. M Delegate.
"BmI Wvftky tat Well aullfi,d."
We are glad to see the name of our
ormer townsman: Richard Battle,
mentioned favorably by our contem
poraries for delegate at large. He is
a worthy gentleman and well qualified
to represent our Tar Heel democracy
Tarboro Vouthdrrttr.
W00DR0W.
THE CASE OF TEE REVEREND.
EVOLUTIONIST DECIDED.
THE VOTE OF THK a88EMBLY AOAISBT
- HEAVItl OTHEK 1TKWS.
mx
By Telegrii)li to the News and Observer.
Baltimore, M. , D ,May 26 The
Southern Presbyterian General Aa-.
sembly met at this morning,' Dr.
Bullock in the chair- - Dr. Woodxow's
case was then , resumed and the call
continued for-an expression of the
views of members pn evolution, MostJ
of those who, gave expression to these
views announced their belief in the
sincerity of Dr. Woodrow, but could
not sustain hia complaLrt Others
declared that the question waa be
yond the i.uriBdictlon of the Assembly
and should be dismissed without con-
sidoraUon. Others again, denounced
the cry vf cvolntion aa. opposed -to
Scripture and subversive of the in
terests of Unruuaoity. , -btal , others
insisted that - Dr. Woodrow in his
teadiicga did eot-fiolaie anyi4aw 'of
God or of the church, and his com-
nlaint asainBt ihe.Srnod , of . Geonria
should be sustained. s TheelegateB1
from the South Carolina Synod with
three exceptions,; spoke in ' faror
of sustaining , the oompLaint - of
Dr. Woodrow, and Rev. Dr. Jo.
Lindsay declared.: bis entire, beliere
in evolution, not only in the, Creation
of the body of Adftm, but. in; the crea-1
tion of all things, His remarks were
greeted with applauao, which was
prompUy checked; by the, Moderator,
who told the Assembly that they were
in the Court of Jesus Christ, and he
hoped there would npt be repetition
of such approval -pi qisappporaf.1 " A
vote was reached about one io clock,
when 34 roteB were ; casf ,.to 'suslain
the coiT'plaint lOSi against euataining
the complaint and two rotes, for ' Sus--tainihgit
in parVi :,i ::u. i :
A telegram waa received Irom the
Northern Assembly expreaalng the
pleasure afforded that, body -by meet-'
ing tee ooutnern Assemory at the
Centennial oplebr otaoa, and 'declaring
its, readiness- at any time v to enter
upon negotiations for. the organic
joining of the. .two' branches Of the
church. JLief erred,!!, ,:j 1.
Kev. Mr. Whitliaz rare notice that
he will file a protest: againsjj, tbe-' ao
tion of the Assembly iq tho eafee cf
Rev, Dr. Woodrow.. . .. .;; , '
apraaae Court Declsloaa.
Digested by the Hews and Observer.;
King vs. Susan Muller.
Jjeld, Injan action of waste against
tenant for life, as dower, it is
proper to show that . her method of
culture has the sanction of good
farmers; the life tenant may use and
dispose of fallen and dead trees for
firewood and other purposes as such
.use does not impair the inheritance.
While waste is the same here as in
England, the rules to ascertain what
acts constitute waste are different,
owing to the different conditions of
our farms here the clearini? of forest
growth and clearing of land are ordi
narily improvements.
The widow may clear for cultiva
tion what the prudent owner .of the
fee would and sell the timber cat in
doing so. The important inquiry is
has the laud been abused by spolia
tion unwarranted by the usage of
prudent husbandmen resulting in an
impairment of its value!
The following fashion noints were
cabled orer from Paris on Saturday
for the ladies: Greens continue to
thrive and flowers continue to blossom
n the hatsi Higher and higher they
grow from the crown upward, for
tunately tne theatrical season is orer
and the boulevards are wide enough
to be accommodating. 1The crown
shapes are low, almost flat, in fact,
but the trimmings make up for this
in their olamberiner masses. The
newest spring quirk is a revival of the
authentic Directoire redingote. Over
a plain changeable silky with pinked
ruching around the edge, or striped
moire or ebianijeable suk with hand-
embroidered insertions runntner up
and down, is worn either cashmere or
cloth or some sort of wool redingote,
the lappetsl either faced with change
able silk or dark velvet. , A lace iabot
falls from tjhe neck, and the redingote
has large buttons behind. The coat
is out up tcj the waist and those ends
are fringed! and they are made short
er than the side pannels. A large
black moird bow fills in the back from
the waist' Huge rice atrawjbals are
lined in another shade of straw and
trimmed in startling windmill bow
knots. Gray and beige nre proper
colors for hat trimming. Thore is no
favor given! to short WaiBts up under
the arm:' In spite of the dressmaker's
advocacy tlte whim" did not tike. If
long waists are the rage, small waists
are the came. Women wear only the
hnest batiste chemises with the same
goods out in a sort of nfaillot all in
one piece, and the hips are made if
nature has been frugal. This, added
to tight lacing, makes the figure seem
to break in; two. -
Germaby has issued the Alsace-
Lorraine 'decree' insisting that all
Frenchmen; and tourists also; ; must
Droduce retnilarlv executed naasnorts
before entering the Rhine ' province
linaW ' jfaost 1 original
and 1 1 wil 1 1 tndavor
had hfKMeEf:P1,f! Br:wi8li ft P"
e,vohi 1 Superioe Lwei'iippew, iprd Kesr,upw but-
1 V s-OTl JBta4rVt." IVdjeiaJ UlAsV 1 - Hit ' Md aVa
VVU BftUvS AOTI V tJA. W VlOwt BUaO AWaiai
. FR DISTRICT KbCCTOB. '
X . W. POO, jlB EEQ.VQJ? JOHSBTO. ' ' '
Our. of.tBew aait..'QWivra(..u. t,llu-'
Jo2moVGtaw;.NO.,JHa ysB
Some counties in our State with a,
Rfepublicai thajority-otherft j with', la
small Demoeratk maiority-recelre
all the offices and honors, while we (cf
JolmBUm hate bf en 'content to -be
"hewers of f wood andi dmwers., ci
water."" New as n Detnocrat, recos:-'
nizing the fact that the progress, the
welfare and the peace or our ( ctate.
depend for ':theirf .continuance and.
preservation uponithe success of. "our,
party, and tthatvjjohnstod ; Qsuj?ty
never fails' to ' girei' -v larger majority ;
io our nominees; ana ina Johns ton
county !wa: ''J the '-only1 county
that gave a Democratio1 majority
for A Grahams last R election! in the J
sr-i i ' a- . a t j a : 1
r ourui congressional oisinct,we.a8Jt
the question, Is it! false' modasty. or
are we going beyond the- bounds ,
propriety, if we ask one sinahopox
at the hands of thexCcQgreanal
Wake county has
tatires in: Cougres
uourt and riepreme oonrt J udgea.
and 'her government appointments;
Franklin has had hr Suprsme, Court,
Judge, her Solicitor and gorernment
appointments; unatnam'-ner tjon
gressmaa; Orange her Sopreime . Court
Judge; Durham her delegate , to the,
National,Conventioo,ffnd Nash has her
gorernment ! appomfement,' and God
bless Bunn; will hare 'her Congress
man 'after November but -what feas
Johnston county ' hadi-the banner!
Mwnfv in Mia Ath Ailrrifc'.) ' '11
J " " i.':il I J-J
In justice1 to over county, .joa,, en4,
oouragement to -the young ; Deinoc-
racy, not onhy of Johnston, but of
the district, we shall ask and dauaag
our riffht. at the Coneressional Con-"
rention, that Mr. E-' Wi Pdu, be ,
a ..i-.-, ,,it- .-i-a-t i
appomieu elector' w imi: uisinau .
We do not ask this honor merely be
cause heisa oountryman, but because
he can and will ntf tne position witn
worth and-" advantage to the, partyi,
As a debator, he . has few equals.,
Well posted on ihe iesaes of ' the day,
fearless in the discharge of: his duty,
and of untiring and- indomitable en
ergy, we do with sincerity and confi
dence ask his election. . ri
i ,.- Jfbtigx.. ,
' " M ' ' , ,
POB ELKCTOR-AT-IitRGa. . ,
A. B. Q AX. LOW AT, KSQ.: Of SL'EBV, A eOOS
... , , MAN. i ..... j j..,,
Cor. tdthe Keww-aad ObterTer. ' ..; ,, , . n
Many friends of &&t excellent gen?
tleman and sterling Democrat A E-
GaUoway,lisq., of Surry county. would
be glad to see him' Bent as one. OI, the
delegates-atlarget to the St. Louis,
contention. l
Coming as he does from . th,e Pied
mont section where in large measure,
the contest this year wilt be a bitter
and doubtful fight, his appointment
will give great satisfaction to his
friends who are many and io-the peo
ple anionc whom he lives and who
know and appf eoiate his many virtues
and . his , unswerving, fidelity to the
Democratic party, j . , : ; w j W akk.
-X-. 'i - - . i-. -
U rowing 1m Populailty,
. Rkhasil Battle, , of the .' News Osi
6aUra,fit&ff, IB growing jn pOpulftTity
as a man! well suited fpr. delegate at
large to Si Lauw.. Wn&Uingtjpn Ga-
ssetto. : .j-;; .ji-.vol oh ,u .V ;
The name of Riohaxd h tattle is
ntged for delegate at large o the St
Louis convention. A good man for
the position, elect him. Stanley Ob
serrer. : " i- " " ' 1 .. ' 1
A ATlmelr Axldvat
' E. B. Hilburn, -of Oranbory, Texas,
accidentally heard oi! the wonderfol ef?
feet of Taylor's Cherokee . fiemedy, of
Sweet Gum , and Mullein, W caring
coufrbs. Colds and croup, and fpund how
true waatheTesuJfci . . i - ? -
a joker on rns eo.
A POSSIBLI ROMA50E WHICH A KEWS AJfD
' ; 0B9SvrJi man T-otnny nr wthstox., ,v
OorrBrlondence Nei'Ttiid Otwvpr.
; Wrs.TO!r, N. C, May 24th. ,
Some days ago I found myself, af ter
risiting ' all the , towns '!0f much im
portance on the recently constructed
partof the C F. Jc Y. V. R. R. y rest-
ing my weary nsaa as toe jc ountain
Hotel in Winstdn, N O. At this
place I met with' one of North Caro-
; characters,
to, jnre your
readers' a'short send brief account of
the wit which be is' daily famishing
bis friends and townsmen. Not long
since the above 'mentioned character,
who is one of the most prominent and
popular raanuf act urers of that section,
through the agency of a matrimonial
bureau pf .Chicago, was put in -correspondence
with a bouncing jotjng
country 'Wiuoff oi sonnern iiimoia.
They exchanged photos and a
lengthy correspoodenca ensued as to
the merits and general desirability of
the two candidate for matrimony.
The gay young widow , Seemed
highly pleased with the material re
sources cf the Winston manufacturer,
and h in turn' made diligent inquiry
as to the amount of plunder she could
call her own. She wrote, him that
she had a small tract of land of about
forty acces, a, cow, mule, wagon and
harness, and - three or . four hogs
.and ... sheep . ..: and . household
goods, and agricultural .implements
( ile W'ote l she , would get up an
other mule.; be belieretl he! would,
take her, and in, response to. her in-
qmriec aa to hie physical proportions,
he stated; thiaKhe,, was six , jfeet . tall
and weighed one hundred ' and eighty
fivepeunds, and, had rdark hair and
blue, eyes and that he was universally
regarded aa the handsomest ., inan in
JJW aviate, , jhf .sequel: is j yet! tg en-'
sue; but those,, who are. in . jthe se
cret! i Of ibeae junusual,. negotiations
confidenUy..vantiirpate , that i one of
Winston'a chronic bachelors ! will at
some distant dar .in , . the future' be
L basking in tJldyaiaJi .fielda of con-
nu bial blissx . , r. -r , j j ? , ,
,.J At account,. ;e i young
widow had gotten np . the; additional
mul but owing to the fact ,that bur
young niaafapturer was top ousy to
go to Illmoisi herwrote hex jtbat j the
matter,, could not, be , consummated
unless sbat would cometa,WnBton.
,1 Sh ha noi,been .heard . from yet
but her arrival is 4aily. anticipated.
It is . expected, however, that' the
bachelor aforesaid will, , at , the last
moment' back down, on the ground
that jshe j?'does not cqme up to the
Banipi-'., Xf she does come to time
Winston will ' have , a wadding "in
t ' '! --'
congress;:
PROCEEDINGS XESTERDAY IN
THE HOUSE (
IHX . LKQ1LATIVE, KlECUXIVK ASD Y JCDt
CIAtBai. AlJAIiS TBI t TVILaSBVICE '
. 11 . covrwrasiOx onrBB jntwS.
l-:
I-
' ' Is 2ature' owiT true 3 'laxative I
is the 'rntol easily takenand the most
ftfferftirfl "rtimnHv !ktrtwn' 'ti' itasnia
thSystem when; BilionJ or Costive
to Dispel J Headaches, Colds, and
Fevjers; to Care Habitual Constipa
tfonV Indfes'FaesV etc' I .Mann-
factored 'only J by the California Fig
STrt'D' OotaOahr. 'San Franoisco. Oat
'Johtra' Pescud,' Sole .Agent for Rai-t
efgh,O.r ,; - iA i i
Oca Nxit GovebiiOb. Erery
one'11 'isaniiooe1 to -know 1 who
will be out' next Gbrernor.'and all
must be patient and be consoled with
She bop of having sotod good man to
hi that hJghoace.- the mean timer
the delegates to 4he s GOBren tion and
eiHWetiSof tne' Staae' Tia general are
rBy teleitraph to the News ana Observer
WA8HisiioHfc I). V., May 26. h.
At the Sugesaon of Mr. Matson,
of Indiana, the conrrideration of 'vari
ous private pension bills which caino
over from last night's session, with
the previous question ordered, was
postponed tmlil Juno 20th, Mr. Mat-
son remarking that en that day tie
House would be in a state of truee.'
The House then went into eommittoe
of the whole (Mr. Blount of Georgia,
in the chair) On the legislative, execu
tive and judicial appropriation bill.
ihe pending amend me at offered by
Mr. McComas, of Maryland, increasing '
the clerical force of the civil service
commission, was advocated by Mr.'
Tracy oi New xort.
"Mr Wfi'lthnrTio"' TanVnaciu. .
opposed the atnendniont, He was
glad that he nad voted against the.
civil eervice law. He had believed
then ed he believed now, that it wca
anti-Republican and anti-Democratic
in its tendencies. He believed that
it would grow to be a sore on tte
body politic, full of mischief and
danger to the tbcory on which the
goyernment was founded. Staading
as he did as one of the complainants
against the administration . for not
turning Republicans out and putting
Democrats in he hr.d reason to ad
mire the faithfulness Of the President
to the pledges made ia his letter ai
to his course in the execution of what
would be the law of the land.
He knew in his own personal expe
rience that when he had applied 1 1
the President for the removal of offi
cials because they were Republicans,
the President had stood immovable.
In his own State of Tennessee there
had not been one single removal of a
Presidential appointee; the President
had waited nmi! the officials' terms
bad expired. - ,
Mr. Hopkins, of Illinois -JVaa any
charge of inefficiency brought against
"any of them 1 ' . I '
. Mr. Whitthorne f take it for
granted the . inefficiency is the Re
publicanism of the 1 officeholder
Laughter and applause
I am perfectly frank, for I be
liere that , at the ballotbox-the
people- of the ' Cnited States
are firm and there they preeerred the
character of our. institutions and any
bddy, civil service commission or not
that stands between them' knd their
judgment is working oontrsry to the
theory of cur institutions. . (Applause
on Democratic side ) 7 j
After some further debite the
amendment was agreed ' t6,fyeas 81,
nars'71.'-- M'-.:-r. ;6f -
The amendment provides for one
additional clerk of class 3, one of class
and one at $1000, and increases the
appropriations for aocessafy travel
ling expenees froaa,$i000 Jto $5,000.'
The committee then rose. , '
The Hons9 at 10.05 adjourned
the Republican members 3 at 'onV
went hita caucus-. . l ' , '-
... 1 . 1 I L. ...V
.. ' Palk Connty. " . .
SalpoaJ N. C, May 6, 1888. .
Polk instructed today fort Hon. D. ; -G..
Fowle.. . ,. .;
ewobrt
Tegular shoe house' is the1 place to
piace their patronages y
We bav also a 'complete: line bf
trafikvaSsee and club bags and urn-.
SoenaTn attention : !- called to
Heller's stock of ladies" slippers and '
low shoes, ' suitable for ttf inmeace-.
mentsV which- will - be offerci ,at , re
markably low figures.- Complete lines
of'Zlesler's;. Bennett A Barnard's,
BanniBtet JStaev;iAdams'.!i Fine
ladies 'knd jrenttemen's' Shoes "always
on hand at Heller Bros.' Regular Shoe
Store; 151 ayetterille street, Ral-
.i . i i 1 1 saiii
4A' 'f9wJ j,eari,iasb,'-k '.'eitbsen-'of
Easterii, Maine 'lost' his" wif e J i Q wing
t6va' storm on 'the dar ' of th'ii! tanerei
the'thoir cotild noi'go. ' Several days
aiierwaru uie oereuyeu exprnsssea ius
oapOintmehi at' their : not coining
because he thought that f'singing
wai 'att the' beahty of Wfunerak" ':
Fob BfiEAxrAST.- Oat and wheat
flakesrready in fifteen minutes. I
offer these goods' always fresh and of
the finest quality; also Tapioca sago,
corn starch,,&c., Ac. 1 E- 'J-Hardin."
' v Orange County Bouquet Creamery
New Grass Butter, finest packed, 5o
lb; 'St W. Jf. A. B. BtTonacha. ,. k;
.i Fresh Peaches,: 1 gallon cans. 40c,
at W. C. & A. B, Stroaach'.; '. J ... " .
t , , twm m sLt 4..T ! Jr '
" A A No, 1. The Rest Fire '.Cent
Cigar pn.' earth 'at,, W. .0." & A- B.
Strpnacha:, t M ?,..,;, j ; . .
"Fresh Apples,"3 lb"cans, 10e, at W.
O. fc A. B. Stronach's.' '
Fresh Peaches, - 3 lb cans, 16o
W. O. & A:' B. Stronach's. !
at
now
rooms
Wall Paieb 'is cbfeapr jaaf
than ever before. ' Will .paper
complete (owing to size) as i follows ;
$6,' $8 and $10 each, $12 50,1 $15 abd
$2() each. Prices, name J are one-half
former prices,' 'Sgccial care !takerico
ddoqd 1 "work:" atisfactioa,; ' gnd.r-
1 aiU' ciS -Wk&ubd. any taist.v-Fred.
toVer o picture 'framei'' Oiders ao
Uclted and-pr.ottrptly'executed.H T-p
T1 ' AWVlCBTO IOTHBRS. '
Jirs. Wlnriow's aovUiinr Svnjp siicuM Jalways
bevsed'wneQ ehndren-are rntng see lb. It re-:
Iteres the Uttia sutteret atiocca, it M-oduces aatn
ral. qnler sleep by reiievlraweWloren frwrn pain, s
and the lltUe eborob awakes as "bright aa a bufe
ton. It la -very pteasant, to testes! soothe tba
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieve ; .
wind, reirulates the bowei and Is th beet kaewa
remedy lor diarr u&a, wbeier Uriag (rora teetb
tag or other eanses. Twmty-8veiita a boetla. .
Hall Statos and Hat Rack The
handsomest Hall Stands eVer in this :
city for sale at prices, which defy ,
competition atthe Music goreof J.- '
Ia. Stone. . " '
- :-m't aMiii. ii u. ;-':r:-;v
Mxssbs. W. C. & Ai B-,.-Strohacb ,
baye a lot of fine peaches, "fresh and -
ripe and nice, just in from. Florida, ?
Try them by all means, Tney are sr
treat'1 ""-""'': ' -,'";J
m
,. 1Ieadjoartebb fob Fikk ;a'd Me
dicm MrwjKER? . W are "constantly '
adding new shaives 10 Our varied as- .
sOrtment qI lalies, misses ' and ch3
dren hats end hare an elegant line of
ribbons, laces, flowers, tips, Telvetd, .
plushes,' silks, satins, ornaments, See..
The Trimming Department is in
charge of the'moBt skillful millirer in
the city. ; We strive to pleaae all who
favor us with a visit t i
Nlw Yobx Millixirx Bazaar,
211 Fayetteville Strtet
Rev. Dr. .Leonard, rector of St.
John's Church, Washington, has ac
cepted the call to the assietant tish
opric for the Southern Diocese cf
Ohio. , i
puoeu i ium A(ipie a uj. . viuu,, iuu.,
at W. O & A. B. Stronacha.r V H"
' DiLxciATTra to the convention will
find something good to eat and -comfortable
rooms, at Berkley old stand.
Z. X. Fort roprieor.;ps-'5j-l-;
1 . ' I ''i: jt'
Jersey lily Creamery New rSpring
Butter -30
Stronach's.;
ibr at
t -uaoa t.
Its superior excellenoe proven tn mlN
lions of homes for more than a onarter
of a oentury. It ia. used- by the United
States Qovernment, Endorsed - by the
heads of ..the Great Universities aa the
the Strongest Purest and , meat Hlth
fat Dr. t'rioe a Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia,. Lime Of
Alam. Sold only In Cans; i i -PRICE
BAKDJa POWDK8 OOi
'WW TOW. .. . CXnOAOO. XT, LCCI9
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