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VOL. XXVI.
RALEIGH. N. C.. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1888.
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it selling tspidlr. beeiiN we wll it SS
per eeat lex thaa wboIesJa prioet.
Oar Mock of
jr.lei'o Underwear
bthoaioatpoBipleioia tho city and prioos
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dents' flerino
lUSSo-, worth 60c
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laaadrlod aadvalaaadriod ahirts at
thaa tho orisiaal owl.
Onus' 94.00
STIFF HATS
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W i warrant ererj pair of
Faust & Son's
OhUdroaVahoMwoasU. Ther are hnd-
mado and are In au auet ana gaaimea.
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Dress - Goods
1 ' ' departmeat b complete.
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old jewelry, Gold and Silver Watehc
. OoraamSterlinsSUTarwaretogcrf
plated aUverware, any else and
welfht of plain 18 karat En-
(cement rings constant
i ly la stock. Badges
and jteoais maae
to order.
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CLOTHING
I ' j . Jr Opficai Q Department
Embraees an sndless rariety of leases
Ueh Bocethar with .our practice! ezpe-
ttnf enV1 as to octree almost any
error of refraction in Myopia (nearsigat),
Byftaetropia (far aight), Presbyopia
fLT Bhrktl. Asthenopia (weak airhi) aaC
llriAg prompt relief from, that distress
71 aeadaohe which of tea aooompanies
LAperfeotTisiem.
OUR ARTIFICIAL
Human Eyes
drs and look like the natural orgaa
e sain when inserted.
Patients at a distance baring a broken
ereicaa aave another men witheas eall
nC paneaaUy
fl. J. VuMMtuST Faao. W. Lt5W
FREEH4S & LYNN,
otenogtiP" ud Tjp-Writen,
n.w Annned an offloe in the HoUemaa
baUdlnx, where they are prepared to
cerate aU rrders in law reporting and
trp. writing- Class ia short-hand and
type-writing forming. , j
The Yarbpro House
B A LEIGH, N. a,
Hss teen refurnished aBd thoroughly
renovated. flpeaaT monthly rates to
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me
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r iaOullD.
Bpal to tte Xewi and Otaerreftl
dinrnm. K. a. Not Sena
tor Ransom, If xible, exlled him
aoU hera todaT. Eferrbod itja it
wMtha grandott ipaeehUhoj arer
heard. Xhe crowd waa llarjre and
from neoouity attontirali Gate U
reused. , Hi waa eaoorteCinto town
of a 1 large prooeaaion of , Jioreemen,
and at the close of hie Creech waa
preaeatad by Senator Shaifl of Hert-
ioto, in oeoau 01 ue lacuec or uatea,
with a beantifol bouquet. IS , "
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OsTtolac a4 ImHueN.
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Bjietegrtph to the Hew sad Obllnrw.
siWABBuraroa, D. C No. 1. The
bond offerings today akffretrated
t?&600; aooeptances, $5,900-all
oar ana-a-nalls at I0i.
A TtTUBD sktrrl
Ttva Sawly IbnM ream DCSfeatelerl
Illtveets HU aaariaaa JTll.
a.?. Herald'i Znrepesa Edloon rtt.
Another failure must bed added to
the Inn a? list of nnherttw lininna hit.
3 --m ' .
ween European titles andlAmerioan
dollars. Paris is WH"g he tonight
mhhnk th nAAn trminatEn of th
hnnavmnnn nf tlnnni anAlnnnnUaa
Df Mbntoalieri, nee Mis Virginia
Knox, of Pittsburg. Theii marriage
waa celebrated about a forjnight ago
is nttaburg with great Wat The
bridal couple arrived inifana last
Sunday and engaged a aui& of rooms
at the Hotel iselleTue in tile Avenue
derOpera, preparatory to continuing
their journey to the eastlelrhich the
Oobnt aaid his mother possessed on
the Adriatic. li
It was apparent that thlt bride was
not happy, and early on Mon-
day morning the gusta were
aroused by shrieks from that Oountea
chamber, followed by cries for help.
Some guests dressed hastily and
ran into the corridors. Tile manager
of Ihe hotel burst open tn door and
found the Countess strugjsling with
hei brutal husband, her hair disher
lied, her night dress torn and her
body bruised. IS
The Count released his4etim, who
rushed to the manager, crying be
seechingly: "Save me from him.
Turn him out of the hotele has got
no money. He can't pay ten. Turn
him out!" ;f
The Cotyit protested against the
interference and attempt edf to pull his
wife back, whereupon ahegave him a
stinging blow in the face, with her
clenched flat. He tried toreturn the
blcjw, but was prevented bj the man
agar and the male guests.
The unfortunate bridef told the
manager she had been thoroughly de
ceived in her husband. She believed
him to be a man of means, but learned
too late that he was not ofily penni
lees but an inhuman brute- At first
sh4 supplied him liberally with
money, Tout nothing seemed to satisfy
htm. 1
When she : refused tof give him
more he . commenced beating her.
The manager told the couple he
could not allow guests lo be dis
turbed and that they must leave the
hotel immediately. The Unfortunate
wie, who deeply felt .th disgrace,
burst into tevs and pleaded to be
allowed to re wn, but use nstnager
was inexorabl
They were staged tof leave and
took the arly train Iir Italy.
UUCKER Y VOTING FOR NEGRO
Lil a bound slave Dockery votes
naaicai party nas i(p,uuu Degroes to only 20,00Q white men in it.
M S3 I j . ! fat - . . i
1 Mill 17 . - - 'MUn,.M ,
MOM I N E E S
ii -Smu-r-r I , y i - HUM i V HI II I II II
j SUId cotrnty? fk SwwSfSinS n (
- iS. i - i 1 7 J&&.te soldier. V, T- . ,- -
0lV lLSZj fPffi; For Eeirliter of Deeds he voted fnr n- w w . .11 '
i ri 1 7 a -i i i ii-tt-ti--j n : - . - w
ByTelesTaestoUieHwssa4 0bearre i
WtsmworoH, Not. I. Oonatabt
tbankagiriog and - gratitude ire doe
from the American people to Almighty
God for His goodness and merely,
which hare followed them afnoe the
day He made them, and Touch
safed to them a free gOTeVomeot.
ith loring kindness He has con
stantly led ua in the way Of pros
perity and greatneaa. He baa not
viaited with awift punishment our
shortcomings, but with gracious care
He has warned us of our dependence
upon nis forbearance and has taught
ns that obedience to liis noly law; is
the price of a eontinuanoe of His pre
cious gifts. ' In acknowledgment of
all that God has done for ua as a na
tion and to the end that on; ah ap
pointed day the united prayers and
praise of a grateful country mat
reach the Throne c x Urace, 1$ Urorer
Cleveland, President of theltJnited
States, do hereby designate and set
apart Thursday, the twenty-ninth day
of November instant, as ; day
of thanksgiving and prayer! to be
kept and : observed throughout the
land.
, . . . l: i
yn mas aayw.au our ym,Vn
I tneir ordinary work ana occupations,
I and in their aocustomed pbioes Df
I WOTShip With prSTOr Snd BOngS Of
prae naer tnanaa w waj or u
I ma mermes, ior tae aounaaui narveexs
which have rewarded the toil; of the
huabandman the year that haa'pasaed,
and that have followed the labors of
our people in their shops and their
markets and traffic. Let ua give
thanks for peace and for the socUl
order and contentment witmn our
borders, and for our advancement In
all that adds to national greatness, i
Mindful of the affliction : which
a portion ol our lana has been
viaited, let as, while we humble
ourselves : before the power Of
God acknowledge His mercy In
aatfcinar hnnnla io the deadl w. max oh
of the pestilence, and let our hearts be
chastened by sympathy with our
fellow countrymen, who have suffered
and who mourn. And as we return
thanka for all the blessings which we
have received from the hands of bur
Heavenly j Father, let us not forget
that lie i has enjoined upon ua
charity; and on thia day of thanks
giving let us generously remember
the poor and needy, so that our
tribute of praise and gratitude may
be acceptable in the sight of the
Lord. i
Done at the city of Washington,
on the firat day of November
eighteen hundred and -eighty-
eight and in the year of the Inde-
pendenoe of the United; States
' the one hundred and thirteenth.
In witnesa whereof, I have here
unto signed my name and , caused
the seal of the United States to be
affixed.
Gaovxa Glitl.kd. ;
By the President: .
T. P. Bitard, V .
. Secretary of Stafo
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Fin mt LTMkkara.
By Telegrmpb to the Hewa aAd OiMtrrer. ,
LmcaBtreo, wovemoer j,. rire
thia morning destroyed Moorman s
tobacco warehouse, the Dental
chewing Gum factory, HefCermans
sash, blind, and door factory, and
Ainsticam Bros.' carnage worki;
causing a loas of over $60,000. In-
suranoe f 21,000. The Durnea Duua
ings are on the upper and 0 Main
street. , ' i
as his negro masters order, and so must all other Radicals do. The
lias? 7 r w,ara,mcpc; AN I
jHarUee, a
ponald, a
; CIm Utm r Tkr Hlght Gat Hart.
Bpeeial to the Mewt sod Observer.
; WuaurTOH, N. 0 , Nov. 1 Today's
mail from yonr city brought to the
judges of election at this place, the
mott unprincipled and insulting sheet
that ever came under a gentleman's
observation. It is beaded " Republi
can State Executive Committee " and
signed by J. B. Eaves, chairman. I
will not enumerate his villainous
threats, for I am sure you have seen
one ere this. I will sav that the gen
tlemen for whom his threats were in
tended are thoroughly aroused and
that Eaves had better keep his deteo-
tives and "Reliables" around him in
stead of at the ballot-box.
c J. . A. E
Fawla at OreaaTllla.
Special to the Bewi and Obeerrer.
I GaaxmruxE, N. G , Nov. 1 Judge
Fowls was met today by a cavalcade
of more than five hundred mounted
Democrat about one mile from town
and waa welcomed to Greenville and
Pitt county in a beautiful speech by
Mr. F. G. James. The procession
was led bj a brass band and a wagon
full of school girls, over whose head
Ws a banner bearing this inscription:
fVo:e the Democratic ticket and pro
tect us." The principal streets of the
town were paraded amidst loud and
enthuaiaatic cheere. Judge Fowle
poke from a beautifully decorated
stand on the Court House square.
The vast crowd cheered him through
out. His speech was magnifioent and
great good was done to the Demo
cratic cause. At ita conclusion Mr.
J. B. Yellowly, in behalf of the large
number of ladiea present, presented
him with an exquisite bouquet. Col
onel Harry Skinner was tnen called
upon and responded in an eloquent
and patriotio speech.
't The crowd was estimated at fully
3500. A large torchlight prooeasion,
nearly half a mile long, ,ia parading
tonight. I
: Such a demonatration waa never
bnfore known in Greenville.
; Pt t county ia thoroughly aroused
ahd will give a good report next
Tuesday.
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A Blalata Pw-Ww.
By Telegraph to tae Newt sad Obeerrer.
Nouwiqh, Conn , November 1.
The largest political demonstration
ever known in this parwaof uonnecti-
eat was made today. Mr. ; Blaine,
cub w :.o uiwio luuajr. iiu. : vwwi
accompanied by Adam King, of Bal-
timore, arrived from New xork, by
a special train about noon. He was
driven to Washington Square in the
centre of the city, accompanied by
a! reception committee beaded by
Hon. T. Wait, and Hon. H. H. Os
good. There he was met by Hen.
Morgan G. Bulkier, of Hartford, and
Hon. Charles A. Russell, of Killingly.
A prooeaaion of 2,000 men escorted
the party to William's Park where an
abdience of 25,000 had gathered from
all parte of eastern Connecticut.
Addresses were made by Meeara.
Blaine, King, Bulkley and Russell.
; Lady Herbert, of England, has
been on a visit to Baltimore in the
interest of. religions work among
colored people.
1 a aa-
i The Landmark savs that Iredell
Will give 1,000 Democratic majority
! Vote for Democratic honesty, economy
and efficiency. Vote for Fowls. :
For Register of Deeds h
nero man, against Alexander L. M(v
white man! competent to fill the office,
jana universally esteemed in the county
Ity GMn tern nawa ar
Ijosdov, NotemEw. 1. it is staieu
that the SackvUle incident ia consi
dered ended in government circles.
Lord Sackville has not yet advised
the government as to the date of his
return. It is possible that aome
time may elapse before a new minis
ter ia sent to Washington. Ameri
can circles here are anxious that Lord
Dufferin should be appointed to the
post.
Tk Cckr'a View.
By Cable to the Hwi sad Observer.
Lohdoh, Nov. I. The St. James
Gazette, referring to the action of the
United States government in the case
of Lord Sackville saysr "It would be
most creditable to England if Secretary
Bayard's insolence is treated with
contempt. The American eagle is
screeching. Let : I im screech. We
are not exaotlv prepared to aend
iron clads to j L"ng Island because
Mr. Bajard ia outrageously offensive.
Respectable Americana, who stand
in neither with Mr. Cleveland nor
Mr. Harrison,! are nearly a much dis
gusted with the affair an Englishmen
are." j :
PikU Dakt Statvaaamt.
Br Telegraptt to the Hews and Obeerr er.
WAflBiaoTONi November l.-The debt
statement issued today shows the de
crease of the publio debt during the
month ol October to be f 4,685,613:
decrease of the debt s nee June
30th, $28,294,620.57 ; cash in the
treasury, $621,304,487.58; gold coin
outstanding, I $140,613,658 ; silver
certificates outstanding, $229,783,152;
certificates of deposit outstanding,
$ 1 1,580,000; legal tenders outstanding
$346,681,016; fractional currency (not
including the amount estimated as
lost or destroyed) $6,9'21,316.47; total
intereat-bearing debt $958,123,-
282; total debt of all kinds, $1,703,
457,224.23; debt less all available
credits $1,137,290,036.07.
Freaa tha" Btaf-Garteae.
By Cable to the If ewi and Ober rer.
Bxbxik, November 1. The Na
tional Zeitung aava : "The frivolity
with which international difficulties
are provoked by political f actiona in
America ia especially evident in the
Sackville affair. After the Republi
cans set a trap to catch the atrikiogly
harmless English Minister and dis
credit Mr. Cleveland as the candidate
of a foreigner, Mr. Cleveland himself
tries to cross this maneuver by exag-
i . ' p
grated aeverfty against Lord Sack-
villo. This conduct appears comical
from the fact 'that Mr. Cleveland doea
not leave England in doubt as to hie
aim in so acting. Thia kind of thing
ia scarcely calculated to raise the
reputation of the American Re
public " I
Yallaw Parar.
By Telegraph to the New and Obeerrer.
Dsoarna, Ala., Nov. 1. In the last
twenty-four hours , eight new oases
nave developed, unites: ueorge
Black, Thomas Oronan, Thomas
O'Neii audi William Shubridge.
Blacks: John Davis, Nettie Harris,
Walter Orde and Martha Orr. They
have all been exposed as nuraea and
policemen for ! weeka. I have ex
pected new eases from time to time,
but was not prepared for sueh an ex
plosion as this.
(Signed) Jkbohb Cohkixk, M. D.
Edward LJ Cunningham, a promi
nent citizen of Norfolk, Va, is dead.
NOMINEES
Of course the negroes
for his f
""IM:A TARTAR.
CtiXABS
Bxpubucas Stats Ex. Cox.,
Jobs B. Eatxs, Cbk'r,
Baluoh, N. 04 Oct. 29, '88.
J. G. Young, Wintton, X. C:
Dxab Sib : You are, I believe, the
registrar of the precinct. I desire to
have a faw words with you. 1 will
speak very plainly, in; order that we
may not misunderstand each other.
I learn that you are refusing to reg
ister legal voters. I send you two
enclosures which may prove interest
ing reading. I commend to yonr
careful conaideration sections 2007,
2008, 5506 and 6515 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
The course which you are pursuing
is one which will land you in the
Federal penitentiary at Albany at an
early day, and we shall take very early
stepa to place you there, unless you
conduct yourself in a proper manner.
These are very plain words and we
do not think it will tke you long to
understand them. Yo 1 can now do
as you please.
Yoari truljr,
J. B. Eaves.
axswsb or Ukii rovva.
WrsaTOH, N. 0., 6ct. 31, 1888.
J. B. Eavks, Esq ,
Chairman Rep. L&e. Com., .
Raleigh, N. 0.:
Sib: Yours of the 29th inat. has
been reoeived and found me sur
rounded by a gang of ex-penitentiary
convicts whose names your henchmen
here are trying to force me to place
upon the registration books of Win
ston. You are correct in your belief
that I am the registrar in Winston
precinct. I have no objection to your
having a "few words" with me, and I
am in no danger of misunderstanding
Jou. l want it aiatinouy unaerscooa
y you and your committee that I am
not to be swerved from my duty by
any such impudent and imperttment
threads as you dare to make against
me. i You have received your infor
mation from aome men here belong
ing to your party organization who
are Without character and who have
no regard for the solemn obligations
of an oath, and who, if they had their
just deserts, would long since have
been under tne aisqur unoauon wutou
the Constitution places upon men
who have been convicted of an mfa-
v 1 . .
mous onence. 1 nave reiuseu uu
man the right to register at this pre
cinct who is a bona fide reeiJeni nd
voter of Winston, and shall not 'o so.
have, as I have since ascertained,
allowed some men
have served a term
tiary, and who hav'
lanced bv cec'len
to;
register who
in tiro peal en
HLO been chal--a
who are ao-
quaic.ed with the tacts.
Iu conclu
rmind you
siou, i. ngam aeaire m
that I hdi not to bi j on uul ited from
doing my wholo duty by ny idle
ihrea s 01 yours of lauding" me in
ihb Federal peniuntij at Albany,
but I would Hi the sami tiau quietly
intimate to yua and your informers
at this precinct that the continued,
wilful violation of the registration
laws of our State will Viand" some of
vour voters in the State penitentiary
at Raleiffh, and I desire to warn you
and those who are aiding these at
tempted violators of the law that you
and they had best keep a close 100
out for yourselves 1 conclude, as
jou did, that tl&se are plain words,
reason whv is
rule it.
..a t . iu.u u.i it win
iou long to understand them.
take
Registrar at Winston Precinct. -
WADUXLL AD BJASDBUU.1S.
4 BIO DAT FOB TBS BKmOOBAOT OF
nxy.OOBa.CY
OATZS.
Cor. of the News and Obeerrer
Gatksviixx, N. O , Oct. 29, '88.
This has been a big
Democracy of Gates.
day for the
Waddell and Sander liu spoke here
today to a large and appreciative
crowd. It is a rare thing for the
same audience to hear on the same
day two such speeches ai the people
of Gates listened to today. The
speakers each occupied . nearly two
hours, with an intermission of half
an hour, and held the crowd through
out as attentively as if they had been
listening to a sermon.
What a splendid team, Waddell
and Sander lin I One ori the national
aide and the other on tu State aide
of the pale of the Democratic
chariot. ' ;
The tariff is no dsy subject in the
handa of thepoHshed, scholarly .gifted
and fluent Waddell. A plain, honest,
hard-working farmer eXpre-sed the
sentiment of many, when he said,
soon after the speaking: 'Well, I
never heard the tariff made so plain
in my life. I am just beginning to
understand it. I wish I eonld vote a
thousand Democratic vnei "
The faos of tho record of the Re
fmbliean party in North Carolina
oses nene of ita hideouaness when
portrayed by the cultured, humorous
and brilliant Christian gentleman,
who is going to be the next Auditor
of North Carolina.
An intelligent man remarked, in
commenting upon Dn Sanderlin s
speech, that he never in all his life
saw the color Hue to decently ana yet
so effectually drawn. 1
Muoh good was done by tneae
speeches, and we are going to give
Senator Ransom a rousing time on
Thursday. !
The Democrats of Gates are now
aroused and determined, and strong
hopes are entertained that we will
this year beat our former Democrat ie
record. So mote it be. L.
Tk, Kaajtmaare ta A4Jerau
By Telegraph to Khe Hewa and Obeerrer.
Richmond, Va , Nov. 1 The Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers to
day decided to adjourn finally tomor
row evening- ' j
W. P MaB wx (ool.), of Edgecombe,
has entered the race for Congress
in the $ cond District, we understand,
so that' be contest theie will be tri
angular sgaiu. It is earnestly to be
hoped in the interest of the district
of the Sialf. that Mr. Simmons will
be elect e i.
Functional torpor of the liver should
be promptly and heroically treated. If
secretions of bile remain in the blood
thev become the pregnant source of
many cutaneous diseases, j Laxador, the
"golden" remedy, is tne great liver reg
ulator. "-!!!.
Children err for it. bat ther stop cry
ing at onoe after they have taken a aio
arle dose, as Dr Bull Baby Btttjd eures
all the pains our little ones are subject
to. race se cents a noma. 1
MMav
$4.25 will bay a pair of gents' gen-
nine nana-aewea eau juongress or
lace shoos as Heller Bros. shot store.
t aa-a-eea-asaa-i
GREECE.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF KING
.wvugwivU W
TBK THRONE
CILImilTn a
v A QXASD SOALS-OOK
OBATULATIOHS SKHT ST
r"T cuysLAun othxs
sxws.
I
By Cable to the Ne w and r w.-
1 ThefestlviUeSTel
in nonor of the twenty fifth!
sT7 King George'.7
were rioY
i j i "e. xne weather wag
.Tbudmgsof ttedtj
72itPUBe Z deooted and the
Thi n 8 troneTd with vititorsJ
in Jt? PPJiion wwt dressed'
in picturesque costumes. In ther
Sr- "4 the Duke t
Sparta, the Crown Prirodt -od
honeback-.t the heaT ig
ence of the Royal family and manyl
elusion of the rervices a salute of lOo!
lrei Rotwning to the1
frSnfthlKing dd-the pplej
from a balcony thanking thenTfor
their expressions of loyalty. S
-JL??"0? ?ollowed -hrone!
I;: " , .'"1D1BLe. dmlomaU and!
r"0? .P6 offers their
U. S. Minister. t. . ... '!
, ' r"""- Miegrami
Cleveland. The rulers of all the Eu-f
ropean countries sent similar meisa
ges and a "-T!
usnedpromotrngtheDukeofSparUta
w.P. v.f v??- The anniversary
was celebrated h- fa.i;-;t;.. .v, iT
out th '
pronncee.
HK WBXOOBT FAIR.
1
A LAKOB CBOWD AHD BPLX5DID BACISO.
By Telegraph to the Hews and Obeerrer.
Wxldok, N. C, Nov. 1 There is a
large crowd at the Weldon fair, and
aplendid racing. John S. Cunning
ham, chief marshal, took the firat pre
mium for the finest pair of horses.
lUraacd ta Pjr Taxes.
By Telegraph to the Kews and Observer.
Chablmtoh, Nov. 1. .Last April a
number of citizens refused to psy the
municipal license tax on the ground
that it was double tax and unconsti
tutional. The city court 'tried sixty
or seventy cases and condemned the
defendants to pay a fine,or in default,
to imprisonment. An appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court, which
affirmed the constitutionality of the
license law. I Todav twelve atMii.
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tions were issued bv the aitv ahrirT !l
ana nve served. The defendanta
fused to psy the fine and were com
nutted to jail.
Lohdoh, Nov. 1. At the sitting of
the Parnell commission today Capt.
O'Sheawas recalled to the witness.,
stand. He submitted the protest re
ferred Ho in his evidence yesterday
regarding his exclusion from Parlia
ment by Mr. Parnell. The taking of
the evidence of the policemen who
had taken short-hand reports as to
the correctness of their notes was
then resumed.
Tae Telia ' "-rer.
By Telegraph to the Mews and Obeerrer.
Chicaoo, III., November 1. Msyor
Roche received the following tele
gram this morning :
JUfTKBPBIBB, XX A-, HOT. 1. .
Mayor Roche, Chicago :
Twenty two cases and lour deaths
from yellow fever to date. Fire hun
dred people are in distress. Am com-
Eelled to ask for aid. Can Chicago
elp us ?
UIOBOB Li- liABtrBLB,
Secretary Board of Health.
Aaalsw lK BaKlaaer.
By Telegraph to the Mews and Obeerrer.
, Baltimori, Nov. 1. Jenkins,
Hutchinson & Co , wholesale notions
and white goods, 219 West Baltimore
street, have assigned. Trustees have
been appointed. Bond $100,000,
Du'i Imn
7on cannot afford to waste time in ex
perimenting when your lungs are In dan
ger. Consumption arways seems, at first,
only a cold. Do not permit anv dealer
to impose upon you wit some cueap im
itation of Dr. Kings New Uisoovery for -Gcnsumption,
coughs and colds, but be
sure you gt the genuine. Because he
can make moro profit, he may tell you
he has something jnn as goou, or . jus
the same. Don t be dtoeived, but insist
upon Dr. King's New Disoovery, which
is guaranteed to give relief in all throat,
lung and cheat affections. Trial bottles
free at Lee, Johnson and Co's drugstore,
large bottles fl.
Lord SackvUle, the British-minis
ter, baa been informed by Secretary
Bajard that he will no. longer be
recognized as the diplomatic repre
sentative ol ureal uruain.
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