LENOIR TOPIC.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. 1883.
SCOTT & EEVDT, FUBLiSHEM.
. " ""W.W. SCOTT, JTiT VMfr.
Th , Pennsylvania 'Democratic
convention is called forAogost 1.
The Democrats of Onto have nomi
nated Judge Hoadley for Governor.
Last Friday Col. W. K Mebane, a
prominent ' citizen of Rockingham,
committed suicide by drowning. Fi
nancial troubles. s
The Wilmington & Weldon Bail
road authorities are discussing the
project of building" a road from
Florence to WilaoiiV
A nEATT wind and rain storm pre
vailed on the C. C. & W. N. C. tail
roads. A trestle was b washed away
bctweea Alexanders and Warm
Springs. '
' Editoe Elam ' of the Richmond
Whig, called editor Beirne, of the
Rich mond State a liar." ' Duel to the
death' at Hanover Waste-' Eave been
on the cards but the were arrested
Friday just on the eve ' of firing. It
is ru mured that they will go oot ol
Virginia and fight.
At A late meeting of the trustees
of Trinity College, Rer.r Marquis L.
Wood was elected President. This
selection for that important position
eeems to be 'generally commended, as
Mr. Wood is spoken of as a fit success
or to the lamented Dr. Craven. ' Col.
Julian S. Carr continues the ''scholar
ship" medal formerly given by Dr.
Craven. "
4 Th JNewbern Jeurnal ' having"
insinuated that Hon. Daniel G.
Fowle would be willing to lead a
Mahonelzing scheme in North Caro
lina, the Newt and Obsorver takes the
responsibility of denying the state
ment emphatically and we i do not
doubt that Judge Fowle thanks the
editor for the kindness. ' . ,
' Toe commencement exercises at
Davidson College this' year1 are said
to have been full of interest. Manv
distinguished, persons were present
and the address by Gen. Bennett
Young, of Kentucky, was a marked
Success. Gen. Young Is President of
an important railroad system in Ken
tucky and came to North Carolina, by
way of Asheville, in his own special
car. He has created considerable
reputation of late by having promol
gated an order on his . roads,; forbid
ding Ibe running of trains except in
cases of absolute necessity.
The massacre of the innocents at
the Sunderland, England, theatre was
apiece of wanton' carelessness that
should be severely dealt with by' the
authorities." Over 200 children had
died, up to last accounts, because the
managers of the binding did not give
the infant audience the benefit of -all
the means of exit which' the house
afforded. It was an act of criminality
in the management to make thousands
, of children,' who are rxnch more liable
to panic than grown persons, squeeze;
through a narrow aperture when 'they
might have walked through j;a wide
doorway. "4
In New England, we observe, there
are conflicting opinions as to the sue
ceBsfal working of the prohibition
Jaws. -Neal Dow and bis followers
say that the law Is a blessinW to the
community even' thoagb7' liquors :i are'
brought into the States in' a' contra
..bawd wayls On' the other hand the
opponents of the measure allege that
its effect is to weaken the respect of
the people for law when they"- see an
Illicit trade in spirits carried 'on; ' It
is certain that there Is less unanimity
than formerly in that section In favor
, or prohibition. 'I Oct the other hand
the Maryland prohibitionists are pre-?
paring for a-'warm canvass of t?at
State and are trying 10 get both : pari
ties to show their hands. This they
find a difficult matter. It Is certainly
as important question and one the
eolation to which we ) look for with
anxiety, for the curse of whiskey is
great evil and, we fear, a' growing 0
evil in this country.
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;.,isweI1 enough probably , to, din
cussAttie Presidential question thia
early so thai when Una , trying time,
comes tbe best man may be selected.,
It has 4 generally, :resolted Vthat f the
geptjemen. whose names are broached j
tbulfe4rtyi pn, the, .campaign fall
throagli and a "dark horse' carries ofTa
the honor8.;We see tlat Mr. Uarnnm,
Chairman ofv tbe Democratic Commit.,
tee, , while., acknowledging; Uimsplf ss
not persoaally jfricndly, tp Governor
' M9fi9Aj9t thaU
, be Is very strong fin,iff wJEnglancLf
We lliink that B iller'a 1 chances of tle
'Democratic nomination are decided!
all m for whlB he may be Me to
in ttf Mid I
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and I yet t
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mentioned as a candiJals also the
old Ucket of Tilden and Hendricks.
'Witn regard to this last combination
quickly brought up as an objection by
the politicians, though we really be
lieve that with the great mass of the
people, provided the old age and lnt
firtnities of the head of the ticjset
were not. an objection, Tilden and
Hendricks is a popular combination.
On another page we print from the
columns of an esteemed contemporary
a resume of the star route case. That
the conspirators, who stood convicted
before the country and were cleared
by the jury, even though the Govern
ment did make every effort for their
conviction, is a certain indication that
there is something radically wrong
la our methods. And here lies the
wrong. Since 1861 the Republican
party has be2n in power and in all
that time every rat hole and intricacy
iu the whole government machinery
has become perfectly familiar to the
men who' nave held 1 the offices. Ar
Vnur may have gone to work deter
mined to reform the public service
and yet be could not do it He is
not absolute in his own party ; there
are powers behind the throne that the
public knows not of. It requires a
clean sweep and a thorough cleansing
of the Aegean stable iu order to get
rid of the chronic corruption that is
eating away the life and elasticity of
our public service. Tilden would
have overturned the tables or tue
money changers, while Hayes and
the mock reformers wh,ohSve succeed
ed him have only been able to puh
them back into the alcoves and dark
corners of the temple. A democratic
President and administration would
have bucceeded In convicting the
guilty star routers.
KKWS OF THE WEEK
On Sunday night at Versailles, Ky
two brothers named Brown shot and
killed the town marshal. Geo. Free
man, while be was trying to arrest
them.
There were no new developments
in McGeoch's ! failure at Chicago
yesterday. The estimated lessee by
the collapse of the 'corner" in lard
are $2.5:0.000.
The gigantic floating fish cannery
built at Victoria,' B. C, went to sea
on Sunday night. It will follow the
runs of fish from river to river,
and all the .work will be done on
boar j.
The steamer Sophia, with Prof.
Nordenskjold and his Arctic explor
mg expedition, arrived at Reykjayik,
Iceland, on June 6, The party' in "
tended to start for Greenland on the
10th instant; -
It is stated that twenty-one suits so
far Lave been commenced against the
trustees of the Brooklyn bridge by
relatives of the victims of the disaster
of Decoration Day. Tne damages
claimed aggregate abouV $50,000.
The steamer Arabic, ' which arrived
at San Francisco on Sunday, brought
700 cases of opium, .valued at $500,
000, and on which the duties amount'
ed to $250,000. It is estimated that
before July 1st there will be $3 000,
000 worth of opium in San Fran
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'Fayette; Mo., June 20. E L.
Stewart, aeronaut.-made an ascension
here" pn Monday in on old 1 hot air
balloon ' which burst ; when it had
attained the height of about 2 000 feet,
The balloon and aeronaut came down
witb-J a rssb and both plunged into
Bonne Jemme Creek. Stewards body
was recovered. ' ;- ' ! '
. While a public sale waa in progress
near Ravanaa, Mo., last Saturday, a
heavy ) thunderstorm came Tup, and
about thirty men took tefuge in a
large barn. The building was struck
by lightning, and John Bowers, James
Berry fnd George Wyatt were killed
and 'two or' three 'others were in
jured. vs-d;- i .:,-?
The Milton Hydraulic Mining Cora
' pany's seservolr,' near ' Smarlsvllle,
.Cal.,1 containing C50,000,000 cubic
feet of water, burst 00 Monday sfter
noonX ThVrash of water was irra'
slstible and 1 swept everything r in Its
path. It raised the Middle Yuba
river 1 00 ' feet and . carried away all
tho bridges. Several lives are report
ed to have been lost' 5 " " '
! An order of arrest was granted in
New3 York yesterday; Jby Judge!
Lawrence .against Wong . Ching Foo,
editor of the Chinese American, who
is defendant in a libel suit broaght
against him by Chan Pond Tipp.
Plaintiff says he was referred to in
Foo's paper as a criminal and thief,
and he t asked $25,000 ' damtges.
Wong Ching Foo. was locked op in
default of $2,000 bail .
South-
lassie
hfrcrf?sDc5cnt8 of the Kansts .
I Board j :f grBaltar report tbat
fallbouzfc tLe acreage is abort of last.
acreage
II year.
h yield per acre will be above
Hbe avera;
for the past five years.
.The afeapf corn is greater than ever
befcre, and although backward in
some localities, the State " has never
had such a bright prospect for a big
corn crop. v
An encounter . took place at Mor
rope, Peru, on Maw 30, between 200
prefectional treops and .300 Monton
eros, a large number . of whom were
unarmed. The prefeclional troops
were victorious. The Moutoneros
lost two officers and 25 men. On the
prefectoril side there were 14 killed,
including Major Correa. The Mon
toneros are being pursued.
Miss Mary Alice Almont Livings
ton who recovered a verdict for $75,
000 in one of the New York courts
against Henry Flemmlng for breach
of promise of marriage and seduct'.on,
has compromised the case with the
defendant on payment of $15,000.
Her counsel, M. E. Sawyer, has rofus
ed to accept her tender of $2,500 as
his fee, aud has brought suit for
$5,000.
London, Jure 20. A dispatch
from Mataram, Java states that a
Dutch schooner, which went ashore at
Prata Island, while on a voyage from
Hong Kong, was boarded by Chinese
fisherman, who robbed the vessel of
all the valuables on board, and
threatened the crew with spears and
daggers. One boat has reached Hong
Kong for assistance, and the British
gunboat . Swift has been ordered to
the scene.. ,
dXRmnrsr BrTLVu-Willium H.
Barnum, ol Connecticut, chairman of
the democratic national committee,
said to a Cleveland reporter on Satur
day : "Personally, 1 am not a very
strong Butler man; still the fact
cannot be disguised that he is a very
strong candidate. Down in the New
England States it is r a foregone con
elusion that Ben. Butler will be the
next president of the United States.
This State administration is popular
among the people. He would carry
all of the New England States, except
Vermont and Rhode Island."
Where the Oi itra Comes Fkom
An Yang Miner, the new Chinese
consul at New York, In a recent con
versation with a representative of the
Herald, after expressing his willing'
ness to assist the authorities in the
suppression of the opium dens in that
city, called attention to the fact that
the opium which is brought to Ameri
ca does not come from China, but
from English possessions. The trea
ty "between tha United States and
Chlja, be said, prohibits Chinese
from sending the drug into America i
and Americans from sending it into
China. All tfcat comes to America is
imported by Caucasians from the
English, j and then sold to Chinese
subjects here. The revenue which the
English government derived from the
licenses to manufacture opium in
Hong Kong last year was more than
$150,000.
DEATH OF UBS. W1IABTOK J. GREEK.
Xewa and ObttiTer. ;
The wife of Col. Wharton J. Green,
Congressman from the third district,
died - at his "home at Tokay, near
Fayetteville, '' &atarday ' afternoon,
aged about 44 years. For years she
had been an Invalid, but within tie
past three months her illness bad
assumed a more dangerous form,
Mrs. Green was a Miss Ellery, and
was born In Massachusetts. She had
a very large circle ol acquaintances
In this State. i
A DUEL AT flAVBISBVna.
BewrpU combat Bttwn Two
Tons Umm, 4 All for lov-.A Flsht
thai lasts Slsteaw IffnfftM-IIow
thHMllaM Ariaug4 ad Wfrmt
ltwaaAbont.
Charlotte Jottraal-Obaerrer. ' ; ,N
Last Monday roornlrg an extraordi
narjr encouater M ween two young
men took place afcHarrisburg, a short
distance from this elty, on lb jich
mond and Danville Railroad, and the
presence in the city yesterday, ofone
ol the combatants with his second. Is
bow the particulars of the affair of
honor" leaked out. The meeting at
Harrlsburg of the two young bibs was
premediated and I he parties bad come
to an agreement as U the time and
place of oaeeUog, by Correspondence.
One of tlie rpartles'was Mr MesresV
i.Wilmiogtoa. this Slate, and other a
Mr, Hoffman, 'of Sooth Cerojinabut
who has been going to sohool at Elag'e
Mountain?; tbtTcinzi of he difficulty
is simply .that both' the young ciJ?
were In love with the- same young
lady, and the green eyed monster got
Wswprk on. them, , They; cut at
each otheYme and finally their
en mity became rjcreat that they
dtctdei to Oght it ooaccordiog to
the code. , No. weapon sSjto. bo
sed, according to the agree nt, but
tbey were to have a simple, fut genu..
ine slugging match, such as the iron
fisted gladiators of, old Indulged in to
Line delight ottSeRomans,7 The twcH
young csn, acoompaniea djt uieir
friends, cr-secoadsi met a Harrlsburg
proJiptJiy jy
upon," and prepared' for the frayC
They were placed in position and at
the word, fell upon each other with all
the fierceness born of madness. They
pummeled each other soundly for
about rive minutes when the North
Carolinian was knocked to the ground
but got up and resumed the fight.
They fonght for exactly sixteen min 1
ntes by the watch, when bothglaiia
tors, bloody and bruised fell to the
ground. The seconds rushed to the
aide of each of the fallen "slugs" and
endeavored to raise them for a renew
al of the contest, but without success.
Both were finished and each one
unmindful of the celebrated McDufTs
Invocation, xcried, . enough." The
seconds insisted on the fight proceed
mg. but each combat ast declared him
self satisfied. Tbey were assisted fo
rise and then, in the presence of tie
second?, they shook bands anddeclar
ed the matter settled. The com
batants were washed and cleaned up.
when they took the train fer their
homes, Mr. Hoffman coming throngh
Charlotte and spending a day here.
THE '0EItNOR'g BIAMKION.
News and Observer.
The work of the excavating for the
foundations, &c of the Governor's
martion began yesterday. The
building stands on Blount street, near
the epot where stands the old ' Love
joj' academy which has been for half
n Leiitury ol more a landmark in the
city. Around the ld school old
associations cluster thick, for people
of all ages have studied lessons and
been well 'birched" there in dajs
past or present. But the old and
inconvenient bqilding, by no means
suitable for a school house, gives way
to the march of improvement, and tbe
new mansion will adorn the grove of
oaks, which, too, are passing away,
and must soon be replaced by other
treas. " '
Jt may not be amiss to give some
sort of a description ot the mansion.
It will be of brick, faced with brown
sandstone of fine c lor and texture,
from Anson county. It will Lava a
basement, two full stories and nn attic
story. The roof is of slate. The
building is in modern style aid is
spacious and oouafurtabje as to interi
or arrangement, both of rooms and
hallways, It is not, we are informed,
expected or desired to be completed
in time for occupancy by tbe present
Governor, but every effort will be
made to have it ready to torn over to
the next Incumbent ot the executive
chair. The building will be hand
some, pne of tbe handsomest, in fact,
in the oity or State,
THE MASONIC CELEBRATION.
Last Saturday, tho 23rd. was a
beautiful day fuU of bright auspices
for the Masonic Celebration at Boone,
which had been locked forward to by
tha good people of Watauga for weeks.
Early in tlm day the crowds began
flocking into town in large numbers
from all parts of the count' and by 10
o'clock, it s estimated, there were,
nearly 2,000 people in Boone.
At that hour Watauga, Snow and Elk
Lodges and Eastern Star (ti ope No. 1)
Chapter met in Masonic Hall and
formed in line of march. The ladies
composing the Eastern Star Chapter
were in front, followed in order bj ;
the members of Watauga, Snow and
Elk fudges, and nndcr the guidance
ot Chief Marshal, Joseph B. Clarke,
the , procession marched dowu Main
Street, through the vast concourse of
spectators, to the beautiful grove on
the outskirts ol town upon which Mr.
John F. Hardio' handsome new"
bouse is built. There were between
150 and 200 Masons in line. As
viewed by us, standing P a promi
nent place, the procession was an
imposing spectacle.
; In perfect order the audience be
came seated In a semi circle beneath
the "shady oaks and the exercises
were opened wjtty singing and prayer
by the Ey. ifr Wiggins. At the
conclusion of tho prayer the orator of
the occasion', Hon. Robert B. Vance,
ofj Asheville, was introduced. Hay
ing .heard General Vance frequently
before, jye consider this address one
of his happiest efforts, JJe spoke
extemporaneously, without any notes,
and we. regret that we are unable to
give even s brief resume, of his re'
inarks. .To sum up, it was an inter
jesting addcesi and was much appre-,
dated by . jtha fiudience At -the
'.conctQsioi of Gen. , VQWf speech;
speech lnrelation to Eastern Star
Chapter, which Is the only one In the
State, and Rev, I, W. - Thomas also
spoke; briefly. ' .. ; .
Now comes the difficult task. a How
to describe the Jolly time we bad at
dinner!' On the' long tables stretched
oat la the grove lay hampers and J
baskets full efthevbest?f good
things to eat, and thaYpeat crowd of
thousands, feasted and was-satisfied
and thera was plenty le"U Toe much
credit, car) cot be given la the skillful
managers of the affaltkand .to tho
good JadleSL whaoTalfurrdantly proi
vided for the neoessilies orte vast
coneourse. The day continued bright,
not a drop of rain fell and the cere
mocies, were concluded without a
hitch or 'a false step. The address
was to hare been made in theMetbo
dist church, but as soon as it ,was
filled and the crowwair, dotyfsibljf '
diminished, the managers wiseljad
journed to the grbveVjlAfterthe
speaking a collection was made Jn
behalf ut the Oxford Orpha'rt Asylum
and a handsome sum wasHhe) result.
The CelebrationXfwasoecided
success and the Mason 3 "and citizens
of Watauga won ' from the "visitors
hearty plaudits for their open handed,
hospitality anJ courteous attention.
The Topic lifts its beaver and returns
thanks for many favors shown and is
as proud as can be that its predictions
concerning the result were so well
fulfilled.
When the Masons of Watauga turn
out again, may we be there to see.
YADKIN VALLEY LAND FOR
SALE!
I OFFER- for sale my Farm of 830 acres, more
or leiw, on the Yadkin Biver in Wilkes .county, N. C
THERE are about 00 acres of good Biver Bottom
10 acres of which is fine Timothy and Bed Top Mea
dow. - . .. ... -r
BALANCE in Heavy Timber.
THI3 Valuable Property will be sold &t private
sale on easy terms.
APPLY to JAMES C, HOBTOJT,j either at Patter;
son, Caldwell County, N. a., or at ElkvlUe, WUkfcs
County, N. C. tub.21-tf
NOTICE.
I hereby notify all sitors and witnesses in' ibe
Superior Goal t of Watauga, th t Gov. Jarvis has
ordered a special term of C Jurt to try and deter
mine all civil ranges now pending fn the Superior
Coui-t of said county, to convene on the 16th day of
July, 1883, acd to continue until all civil cases are
disposed of in said Court. Parties having suits now
pending in the Superior Court of Watauga county,
are efeoially notified to hive their cases in readi
ness foi trial at this special term as the Court is
called for the purpose of trying your cases. Be
sure and have all your witnesses ready, notify your
attys, and do all things necessary for your trial of
issue. D. B. DOUGHEBTY.Ch. B'd Com.
June 22, 1883, 2t
SUMMONS A. E. Haigk-F Plaintiff,
against
William Howard, John Brown and wi e Prudence,
Samuel, Eli and Laura Howard, John, Peter and
Sarah Howard, Matthew, Ha j wood and Martha
Howard, Defendants.
STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA.
To the Sheriff of Caldwell County Gbeetin a:
You are hereby commanded to summon fie defen
dants above named, if to be found within your
County, to appear at the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court for the County of Caldwf 11 within
20 days after the service of this Summons oa them,
exclusive of the day of such service, and answer
the Complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in
tha office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said
County, within ten days from the dato of thi Sum
mo4S, and let them, take notice that if they fail to
f uswer the said complaint within that time the
Plaintiff will tak judgment against them for the re
lief demanded iu sai 1 complaint, viz.: the sale for
p rtiticn of the land in said county belonging to
the he Irs 1 1 law of ( ornelius Howard.
Herein fell not, and of this summons make due
return. Given tinder my hand and tha saal of the
Court, this 231 day of May, 1883.
M. E, SHELL, C. 8. Q. Caldwell Ccunty..
GLOBE BAPTIST ACADEMY,
Globe, Caldwell County, N., C.
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V Next term opens August C, 1833. "Board per
month from $5 00 to $6.00.
t ""ruitiou pev month, ?l 00. 2 00 and $3 00.
Special attention giv'en to debato and dec
lamations. jfWFor Catalogue, address, . ,
Ocl B. L. PATXON, A. B.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
WE OFFER for le sis acres of laud at Game
well, on the Morgvnton road four miles from LeBoiv
upon which are a D-elling House, Sforo: House,
barn and stable., blacksmith shop aad site for a
tannery. i
TERMS LIBERAL.
APPLY to Mr. WILL C. NBWLAXD, Att'y at
Law, Lenoir, N. C.
mti28tr F.P.4J. C. OOFFEY.
DR. A. F. HOICK,
Offers hla services to the public, i
Will do Cfllce aad General Practice.
May bo found at Office, Clover Hill, . 2 miles East
of Patterson, when not professionally engaged.
Calls, both night pid day, promptly at' ended tf. .
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BEES! BEES!!
ITALIAN QUEEN
BEES FOR 8A.LE.
1 untested Queen
$1.00
$1.60
$2 0)
1 warranted '
1 tested "
tVk tha above
Queens will be raised
from pure mothers, and safe arrival by mail guar
anteed. Address H. A. DAVIS,
Moretz Mills, Watauga County, N. C.
CaMfellJfiirseries.
CNDERDOWN JtBOLCII, PRO'S.
Encourage Home Enterprise.
Having increased our nurseries, we ! are now
prepared to furnish fruit trees of tho best qualities
and proved by experiment to do welt and flourish in
this Beet ton of the country. - Address
UNDERDO WN & BOLCH, .
Jel3 ly Lenoic. N. C.
VYV' people are always on tbe lookout for
M YQ Ochances to increase their earnings, and
Yl IoCin time become wealthy; those who do
not irqprovethiir opportuniUesTemain
iq poverty. We oner a great cnanue to make money.
We want many men, women, boys and g'rls to woi k
for up right in their own-localities. !Any one can do
the work properly from the first start Xha business
wdl pay more than ten times ordinary wages 1 Ex
pensive outflt furnished free. No oae who engages
fails to make money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time to the work, or only your square mo
ments. EuU insormation and ail that ia needed sent
fres. Address 8TINBON Co., Portland, Malue,
Y ,uot, life is sweeping by, go and ' dare
hJ QQTbefore you4iei somt thing ight and
I rtJO L"ublune leave behind to conbuer time."
x T T T$P6 I week la youf own towa." $5 outfit
free. Ne risk. ' Every thtog new. Capital hot re
quired.'' We will fonrisn you everj-thlug. - Many are
making fortunes. 'Ladies make 'as much as-men,
qd boys and girls make great psy. Reader, ff yaat
business at which you can make great pay all the
time, write for partioulara to H, ALLKTT ft Co.,
Portland, Maine. " - - -
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Barter YEXXY OEJE AP. OalJ mi examine before buying else
where. I also have opened a tin shop and will do all kinds of
TIN WORK both on new and old ware. All kinds sheet iron
and Titt work solioited. J. S. P. HAMILTON.
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