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FIGHTING THE FOHCE BILL.
No Help for the Worlds Fair if the;
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!.t iv. Neb.. Jan. 'IT. A re s..
l i:t-.i was adopted in both branches
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itc S-i;.itr i:i I.vir- a-id.- the j
sure rub-. AI. t the Independ-j
with thr. e ivr. pt-ons, vote !
iih t::.- l. r. -rat-.
V:.i i.s; i.... W. Va.. Ia:i.27.--1
;.- lb. ,,f D,e'i'e t o-d a V
s... 1 a r- s..;Mji ,o ! v a ..te of fit!
to 2 that in e i.e t!,e pa.-a-e .f I
iti e p. d. r.d Eh etion- bili by ( 'on-!
t Wir-iril.i v. .. ;I inakfj
ri..:i : 1 r the World's I
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ri - !:! i -a j. i-.. d the Senate, Thi-
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tho-e w ork- ;
lor a I.r.-e apprvpnatlon. a -
4oo.i...f J,..,, .. a.ked from the
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apprvpri at Ion. a - '
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' Ti.e d r i ..-rat
I ml.. Jan. 2".
t.. ij -rity in the
! I.. itur.- er. .it. d a .er...,tion ' t he haft of "a-' ThiJ Mk'.m.iii.
Id.iv bv anr:o;:m-ing it- int. nthm V I'teb-r the head -The M..n-..Ii;t i hy T.rtii.- tlJ li'e j.m
'o,V. r. ...I-;n u. .-:.rit .g that rt i- E'urse th- following curious arti- n WJ ,(t (irt rnvj(.(a ,f ,.Tl,rv
itm- se...... ! i:;?.ntior .f theh'Jr api"-'- !' a!if..rnia Fruit ; 1U.U wJjo W.S jn h,. .t -J.,,
:u?.r- of ! i - l. gi-lature that j Grower : , time vas kille.U eith i iii.? falling
. . .... .!.,- i i,.. ......i t,.1 Gradually the hi-atheti hlm-e.., r,..,;'. j
d a -!: -at in
I ..- ..r:i- Fair at t aieag . ;
--the I... Election bid iiowi'
ling in
the . 'tiatr of the F ni.
t. d ta!. - 1- itl.rr d.featid ,,.:!- :
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a ;;--ti..:i 1. tiki U upon j"'..- "I n.e .-an I i anei- - ..n..
:!d t. ike i; , i,,.,.,. jm. i u ho for some ears has been aug
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M n t m. E! Jan 27. In j
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II :;.' t. hiv the rt .olitf io-i in-.
tir.g t!.-. S'i;.i!'.r.
from 1 1 1 1 - '
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th- la gi-!ature nu-t s
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:r red a resolution d.-
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V shall
Kit the Mate
withhold it
World's Fair
law. It was
for Tio s.d iv
a; - ?ropri t! for the
if that bill bee, .me., a
mad. - a s'- ,-i.d order
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mu ti'epJione
tw n New Ila-
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! i n and New York
The l.:;g Di-tancr Ti !. pli .nr"
t !.. i?i- had m mmuuie.it ion i
I with New York lat night, for t h
:'. r -: time i:..-e t!t. c mj. any beg.in
to do b s.inew. ;
I'all h'i r Ma--aehu-etts reports
a i ry may -aw arm r.un Morm
ur.t i! .'. o'el-.e!. x.ter lay afu moon '
I r! l that the storm Ialel nine
h."-ir. and that tlflr ti inhes of
f, II. i;et il g trilel
i:.d
pro-' r.ii::g v. ir
N eh'i.i. N. II.. rep .ft- the Wors
:::( of I'..- f.i-.!j. Ti Ive inch-
i.f , r 111, i.S-fruetil g e ir
traveling nil -I delaying trains.
H iv rail". M I--. w entirely
it :r Yioi.i i-oa.uiunie.it ion w it h
t!ie .tlti!e Hond.
; 1 lie s j m I I -at i;.oi a very nam non umu .nay i uiai ine wornirs friemt ot Airs. .jeirvrsri i i j ;,nen j.,., ncs across t he lace ami j,- (H,0 rdd.r than h!ii was ia iewj
'' time iron!;.! Point Jade.,h, but ar- will not feel like striking for"dght returned to this- city aj-J" evening . ' tr.e: abdomeu. Lee Eanes1 sla.t b ft is .,1! aware that !
ri- l.M lad hm r Mf Iy.although laoir-. In keep Hum as p ...r as fri,m t.w York cityi wierc sue .lUCW!j in tlie arm . anil in tne jri milli ui for tat amount, j.
, lite. p...,i!.lc in the Lackawanna and ,ad left her. In upcatiijsT :f Mrs. j ' i - Mattliews and Harden j t .vorL-s ttt telegraphy in win-
AtMamhesfr. N. II., it is re- Wyoming alleys i-, beluveu hy D.lVis she said that s;ij was in a; F.inn4 has' iust completed a six j ' , r,rostccts in the sumiiur.
The Worlds Fair and tlie South.
Whili- tlif legislatures of Ala-
ltauia. Arkansas ami ' nn cce may
have poi-ibly actnl tmewliat prr
rijutately in rtfclvin not to at
tempt to makf an exhibit at the
Columbian. Exposition in "ca?e tlu
I'orof bill bt-i linos a law, they have
unJ.ubteil!y s-t an example whiclj,
if niloptfil by t!ie entire South,
will t riou-ly eripple th Fair. It
was in truth the wonderful natural
athaiitatres ami reeiiperative powers
f the 'ith which primarily in
ft ir.itI the Forre bill infamy.
St:th-haters of the Hoar, Kvarts,
LoiJe, IJcctl an. I Harrison s-tripe,
eouhl not patiently ftaml by ami
fre this favored Mrtin of the
emitry eat oif the abomination
of !. latioii into which it was
thrown by the warTaml rushed for
ward .o rapidly in wealth and com
mercial importance to the front
Kinks of the American States. Ke
con.truet ion ineaMtre-, military
rule, the army of carpet-baprrs
and-Northern harpies turned loo-c
upon us and maintained in place
by bayotn'ts to rob. steal and batten
upon the little that was left, -after
the disastrous ami devatatin coit
tlief. all failed t keep the .South
la,.,r . .-drastic measures had to j
j!- tri.d. and after. all schemes lob art. marv JlU j,,,, a con.
Jt! it -ml had !n:i duly consider, d tylt-u,n tliat tju.;. ,uavidi'Uat any
and di-c:ssi-d.
t he 1 rce lull tt a
ei'Iv.d. Ib-re
!,i.f. tii"U,'iit t!
W.S a measure IlM.f ,1,,. .!...1 r?..ftrtff.,l nr,.
' ""' haters, suf-
ileal to i Jlectually
licit lit! v
cri;-!! on; MmmTii pn-pt rny arm
' .-stl,ern cit i!iat ion. and t tl:e
Force bill lau-t 1 m' a law. Thb
i- wii lio i", t-. aris ami cojo-aui
1 t- .1 M
l.ati- fo:;g!it s,i
.ifl r d IV, Week
persi-teiitly
after week.
d.tv
ami
itif!it;i
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their'
sc?.'.!.l- through. l:e!ectin'
If:.'
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i regular uuti. s ! ongrcs.. ami.i
t , . . ... i
ir duties if l ontrrcs.. a
c.iu-ing all legitimate bislatiou
!: the id the coiuttrv to I
, !. ' I in abi-vanec and left t!
f
ti;:nre. i his an-1 the hope -i i.e.
- ;.'-. Ur.ug!i l e.ier.u tenor.. ;s,tl.(i 4.miri. (.kt. rii,. rFo-night
to maintain Radicalism in power ! t, ,, ,ir,..i . f .:.,, .r. r.. iri.-'-io u,
in .ii iiam-f o, ti.e puiirrc are un it
lie at the bottom of tl- present
Fore-bill stru-gle.
The South, therefore, will ha ve
but little inducement to make v.
biiut-oi her resources, nianutac.
tun cap o-it ies ;,fl.i ni-iu--. i,i.-nt
to capitalists arid m-M.its at.ue
"r.d s l air. ami n Mie tietertaines
t take no urt in i: the eilects of
.her utci-ion i.e "Ti ; ; ty. They arc almost jMniiiless, a
In lh.it ca:c the Exposition will;t,u, ..,,,; j.a?: n,lt beeturirfyiing ful
leg. 1. 1 r 1 1 1U e T e y 1 U t O aSfClloI.at
Fair at which the majnifo-ent di-
play s , f .uthem cotton, tobacco,
grain, iron and steel ores, and man-
llfactures, and her other varied and
a!:ia?.!e products ill be, mi-.ing.
, and f heir ah
wiiifuo.t a--ur
div
in.
ik- a l;oticcab!i
4'
u tJ
di - p. iv. Ar:d what is more, if tu
; the .rt ti-r;i . -!ioa oi tt.e country ; ttlli.ulv ttUy to Jiml V!'ocating
Iran stand it.. ih.vSimth "" ' v;,,m,o r,f Miiuke and gushing
jmo - t a-u redly. .,, """".therefrom, and at otic'Jf t:iV wha7
the N'Ttlorn seetion of the country
The Chines; as Florists.
ating hi- way into a!! branches
- i" trade on th.- l'aci;!,- eo.,.;. thi!
rat to te IlOa'lol Oeltigltie l.oral
bu.i;.. .-. During th- past t-n
. . .i . w ... t.- ; . j:...
1""" h' '-'row ing Movers for the j
markf t, s, t a hinamati up in nus.
i''1'' at San ..Mateo. The ; venture ;
proved a perfect - lcce--, three i.rj J. . L.
.,.r .!. .,' ..:. ,Ir.,,.H- h,v;. !c.l. Wtr Son M
!!" ,!i eh ar.d by ti..- iMe-tia!. .s uf III I atnji ,
; a i.atural .ju.
no oth-r hin 1-
11. .m i; ' V t.-!k i engaging i:i cut
, i!over gr-w ing. Our Jlri-t s " hcl;
:wii!i d.sa. i upon th- prpect of
I ij!i c m o. t it ion andt hine-
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.wer s.,
v. lii'di n.av now at
at y t ! -labli-
pri:. ;:..! : - ts .f S.
Io d on the
t Ti I'l ancis'co.
This would sjuiply, meat) ruin to a
io.v pr-'-perou e!a-s of merchants
ami grow t r-.
It isbut v. ith shame that mc ac
knowledge the fact that then- are
t !;-- among u-, boasting of wealth
and intelligence, who would, thus
: start the id otu- of de-t ruct i.ui roll
( ing. which, unless topped by those -
,....r.. ,..il.li.. wi.irit...! lull .i.nll ilr'i''
'Vl l'M' 1,1 5 r' ,,IU ,,f ,!k' ,:,,,,!,,t " a s not t here, but hisjfd'Sv ear-old
..j.,..,...;.,,,. iind business of CaJi.;M.v; Harold, was up t?.e occa-
frni - . It hitiameu ar,- allowed
t enter this e!d of" industry, it ;
win si.,. i pi- i;ni io .n .M.i !.
.I .m. t..r -.!I ...! I.fk I. H.'-.r
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a ro-c upon thnr breast which may
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ti"t liae Ih cii grow n or ii imiieti oy
, , . . ? , t
the Jeproiis haml of a thinauiau.
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Any one laminar with ti.e in piora- n,,t here to listen to-itj? iitt-. l .Know
blecondition of the Chinese-infe-t- j j10 WOuld like to hearyii. He has
id vegetable growing budii(ss of ijrone jM tu, capitol,-..'jd -a? thank
the coast will readily comprehend ! you for htm. and say $f. night."
the impending evil. ; The members of theficl&h recog-
! nized the little man, .iit; hi re
A Shut Dowa to Stop a Strike. llViTk B respectful attei$ii-v; ami at
' . .i. ..i i ..' i....i',1 .f no.
Sen ANT..N- Pa.. Jan. Miners !
in this r gion say they beliee the
general Miuuing iiown jui oruejeu
at tlie mines U inaugurated so as
t ki i it the iiroduction s-o low frfm ,
some oi iia men in oe uic pro-
gramme of the operators. Tm nty-
Lo kawalUia coal-train crews
.a re I lid r on Friday ami atur
urd.iv. and otlu r.ci.al li:ie arc fd
lo.v ir. g suit.
A Terribl j Avalanche
Romi , Jan. '27. An avalanche at
Flore-ta to-day destroyed eleven
hou-es and killed nineteen persons.
. EIGHTY LIEN SMtlflCUED
Terrible Disaster in a i Iiltuminous
Coal Mine weepus vfiaows
and Fatherless ClV
dren Prayinjfor- ;
"el?, t 1 i
1'iTT.m i:i, I'a., Jan. ;;. A ca
amitv much worse thvi lic deadly
explosion in the Ilillj Fm Iine
near Dunbar, in the Xeot region,
last summer, occurred Itilay near
JVIouiit l'leasant, anotT ojie'man
jiufacturin section, llyyan explo
sion of lire damp in tyo f-tnmmoth
Shaft of the II. C. Frilc Cjfcc Com
iany'.s( Mount 1'leasat )T :ial mines
to-day eighty miner wt killed
and a lar;:-? number fliers sc.
riously injured. t .
Earlier dispatches -prted the
iiceident as one of moA-;' jiastrous
dimensions even thaii31ti the bul
letins showinir that 1 F, to 100
miners were killed iruL:ihat oO
boilies had been recoek It is
ti rrible enough at he.
The explosion oe'urtid this
morniii shortly after jti'Iock. It
is supposed that it w; istised ly
the igniting tf a mim-f 'ul lamp.
Then the after-damfi j Allocated
nearly every workma:-:few men,
realizing their awful tuition, fell
to the ground, therebj jeventing
the. ras from reachisi.j -Tthem in
tlead'lv volume. S i t
The territled and m-Se tan half-
. si:!!,-.!!,.,? miners w H vere nor
loment : while the eiiiitt' M bodies
s
isv.it a jj.,. Mim.f what
: . v.-rin he l.roilL'ht. iiu.of the
k. 0 of death and intt b li-'ht.
The lire whi;h
brotc'! ut after
tlu- cxolosum was soov; eTinuisn.
ed bv the immen:
fanw Weh
were
put in operation. iipe.as has,
therefore, aboitt all 0 i-ti driven
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! I rom the pit, ami tnv m
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IIIV ,11. .ill." M; iHii ..-.
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(Jelierjil iMa!ia2:cr
j vli(.n tj!(
t. f : .r : .
1 1 ine i rivii r opaiit, is
on the sc jie devising5l':as tores.
! cue tile Vict nil-
j T. aiajr cat U jrfton
ion. over
the s.-clic of the disasfk . -tid b tier
ing :i'-istanee. Ilorrfr i spiled on
horror, t 'oilins have jlrofedv 1
been
j .r,i,.m from pittsbtir hrl Mount
i .j,.a4.int f,,r eighty p.Jsofes. The
, , c-scaivSlL vniniured
i f fat. miuv -w;i Katon.
t. , j ftimat-l -'t.Sat there
i.ts
, Jrt. ixU. wj.i(iws l,i du'Viies that
. j(.f w,f)u v depend; n'tjn chari-
for snie time, and w,,! i'as been
exceedingly scarce siit: 'jc drll-
r.ess in.
John Hale-, who i p 1 brother
in the fatal shaft, rel&csj'the fol
bnvim sj,,rv: Aboir i- o'clock
thi nmrfiiti ' we he.ir.f fillolld re -
port in the direction te -shaft.
We imimdiately sta- to ,UJ
was w rong. We begar!) m or
-llbduing the Maims C:drlea
Mork of
ring
the fhaft of g a-. ThiS w
timbers or by the-afterl-aj3ip."
t '
Exrl.i:: Urn- huml df. J'ul ten
men were killed in tl,-. 1 elplo-ioti.
Sixty bodies have betjtken out
so Tar. I t r- .
The mine is on lire ;jWd'; is fear
ed the b.-lies of the ott: will be
cremated. ' :
HE S PAPA'S
a Call
f I u:i:!s:a t;...
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meiabers of the .-r.vi .... I
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cratic (!ub, is t in f Il?xrisburg
7 ! :n "rfi. sudd illy. 401 dcd, on
Mondav niglit, uioa '.S"? arrival
in the citv. that a vi "" -at cm--
pliment Wolliil I"' i p , i mu 10
, tb Ileniihlic.-in now I.x litetu' lit
pliment would be to p.i-v, q visit to!kc married Lil-o:i in La?icas,niie,
Governor, w h i
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ho is al-o-Tiof-J Scrail-
,,n The atfair was i!jttyiy spon-
tatieous, and "it :i-t'f late to
no life !.!.. pel Wntre--i i't-he (dub
Vntre-5 r''a' s'd'ib
Egle's fx:i'f c, w here
i hiei.-lnnt Gov-
marched t Dr. E
the family of tin
erier were stoppinyi their
pp:ni: r.'ill their
hand rende red several Excellent
ajr-. Rut the Lieuten.iit ''-vernor
. I 1. 1 ... .. r- ' ,il wit S h(
-ion, ami stepping ou4 fthe
,.nv of tlie jiou.e. lie s.i;' f a clear,
loii'i voice: si . r
Gentlemen of
Democratic. ( lub :
th5 I Operant on
Ith'viik you
! vcrv tnncli for vour i?fishi. which
iwchav greatly enioyfi. ;:Papa is
' '"- '."" V'-'f "
P'aie. '
Mrs. Jeflerson Davi Itiness.
v.ri- iTiti.-.-il slfitP of lll'.litll. She
.earcelv ever leaves b. ;.vtrtmeiit
at the iiotel where she' Joarding.
and receives her guesfsj yclining,
Heart trouble is said f'V ier phys
icians to be the Mii-clVic. cause of
her illness. Her dai&htTr, Miss
hot isvii.i.i:. Kv.. JaliUfJfy lv. ,i.l mol ... fi.rlif Matthew's cut i. -f,...,t, il,.,-na Olont.. is
The Costs of the Force Bill.
The people of this country have
figured out for themselves the.
probable cost of the force bill, jand
various estimates have been made.
IJut probably a more accurate jidea
of the, tax which this bill will' im
pose upon the county can be gath
ered from Senator Morgan's recent
speech, than has vet been obtained
In this speech it is shown
in. the; United States there are
that
07,-
000 voting precincts and 70 judir
eial tltstnets. To all of these
law will applv, and just in
the
this
connection the working of the force
bill will be; seeii :
Three .supervisors to each pre
cinct at the cost of this bill . . 201,000
Three ileputj" marshals to each I'OlMKt
tne chief supervisor to each ... i -70
I nited States board of canvass
ers, three members each, -17
hoards 1.. ., in
One clerk; to eaeli board ! 47
One deputy marshal to each. . . . 47
- Total (the lowest number of I
i.tlicers provided for). ..... .402,30,1
201,1100 .supervisors, average of j
seven days" services each, at 1
$" per day, $ 7,0.5,1, 00
201,ooo deputy marshals, eight f
. days services allowed to
' eaehj $1j per day. . . J. ... . : . . s,04o,0h'
i.xpcnsestanu leis of 7i chief
supervisors, estimated on
Davenpiirt's accounts for H
years ,.!..; .'.! 2,10tio
III meinhersor I nited States
eanvas.slnq: hoards,; say 10
davs service each, at 20 per
day.!.. .: . i J
47clerks of canvassing hoards,
at.12 per day, Mdayseach.
47 deputy marshals to serve
' canvassers, at ." each per
2s, 2O0
',510
uav,; io davs ...... is.:;.
Total :. . . t . .
. .$l7,2lr.,o!M
These are ( 11 ures to whi?h we
have alluded beford ; they show to
what extent the advocates of this
infamous, measi re propose to jben-t-ti
t this country. Xo wonder thou
sands of .hungry republicans, who
have had nothing to do since the
era 0.1' godd - government in the
south'are clamoring for the pas
sage of the! bill! Itopens up to
tliem j avenues of revenue which
Jiiive been! closed , for some time
piist. j They need no longer starve
in idleness but are here offered an
opportunity to better their condi
tions and to' render valuable ser
vjee to thejparty they represcut.
'These are facts and figures which
should be remembered. Tlie par
tisan legislation with ' which the
republicans are seeking to deluge
tlie country,. forms the issue Svith
whicli thevj will have to light the
battle; of lSOih -Wushnnit,,,, Jst.
, :. j.,--;:- -J- '
THE LI AD STONE DIDN'T WORK.
It Clung Nicely, tut the Victim Died
j in Terrible Agony.
'MKMrnis, Tehn., January iS.
Ilobert Edwards died in awful
ngonof hydropiudda tolay. He
" - 1 tl'1
the fo'urteen-vear-old son ot
Edwards, colored, living six
miles ;from;Memphis on the Her-
,, imimld road, ana was omen oy a
iuint. roau. anu war, omen n
j dog December Ipth,
I'1 h(t dog wa not mad, buthav
io" been once bitten by a mad dog
fvars I were cntertarrred and the
. i madstone ap)lijh It clung ninety
Ili:,,l,l.m' .T",f'- ll' IU"H "-'.
ntintifes Saturday, three hours
! Sunday find refused to adhere
Monday iuld tin patient was pro-
j nj"" ,ed riired. j ;
I , East W ednesi ay-his arm became
. : i i i.'.;.'t.L- i... i,";i.;t.i
, . . . P V . .
signs; (.1 - iiyuropuooia. ue n.
bought in for hnedical attention,
but on Sunday had convulsions at
th.
U'gllt ni
wafer,! and was tied in
his chair and brought to tlie city
This morning h
died at the doc
tor's ottice iii aw
I ul paroxysms.
The phy.siciao thinks prompt at
tention, i-'insti-ail of fooling with
the. madsbine till the poison hail
pcriiieated his entire system, would
have saed his life.
i Lova's Dream Over.
Ia)til Klliow. of ( 'arthagc. 111.,
has tiled a bill U-v divorce again-t
t..tf!r.xJ I-'! I io:L She -recites: that
iK' .iiu . in semciniier,' 1 ;.', anu
that the- came to Ellison's tarni,
' r - i ' i
in I?..eK- iCreek iow nhil, Hancock
county, ;where i-ver since Ellison
has treated her with khe utmost
cruelty, j On one occasion he drove
her out of bed at i midnight, coin
pcllinr her t re'aiain ill a ornlleld
all nighj in her night j-obes. An
other :night he attempted to murder
lier by I setting lire, to the bed
clothes.; She asks the court to re
st ytiu; h'iin i from disposing 'of her
property. :j Ellison is nearly eighty
rears i of d: and a wealthy farmer,
"lie went to Europe in 1S'.0, and
while on the ocean his wife died.
He learned of theievent in Liver
dooI. . He returned to this country
in a fevr weeks witli ins new orwe,
in a levir wcck
who is ouiio v
oung.
A Serious Cutting Afiray.
DAxyu r t:, Va., Jan. Ls. At Cas
cade, on the Danville Western
Railroad, i5 miles west of here,
Harden Eanes,! Lee Eanes, Loth
brothers, : and ; Thomas Mathews,
met at I Tom Seymour's whiskey
distillery. I They were drinking.
and .about; iiiid"i-Tht Kot lnto a
immths term in jail for cutting a
man in
a similar row.' .
' . .v-rr" i '
r Shot HisWifc Dead.
! ! .
M.UK'O.
Texas, Jan. Z t
H. -'snvder, one
r .k
George
Oi UIC mill-
A BATTLE TO THE i)EATH
Terrible Fight Between a Horse
and Jack. Result of a
Mad Dog Bite
Lexixgtox, Kv., Jan
battle to the death: took
27. A
place in
Mercer county f to-day between a
valuable saddle stallion and a' ja-ck
oeionging to William Thomas, a
stock raiser. A fewdaivs ago a
mad dog bit Thomas' littfe boy and
the horse. Yesterday the horse
went mad, and,! kicking j down the
door to the jack's stable began
biting him. The jack Retaliated,
and for fifteen minutes they fought
using their tectji, heels: and fore
leer. iMiially the jack! tore the
stallion's left -ar loose with Jiis
teeth, and the h6rse then bit a piece
from the jack's Ineek: If
This seemed jto makej the jack
more ferociousl than ever, and
grabbing the lower part of' the
horse's neck injhi-s teeth, he tore,
out his windpipe, but the. high-,
mettled stallion did 'nor give up,
and before falling he kicked the
jack on the left
hind-leg; breaking
it just below the hock-
Th
lorse
then fell dead.
The.jaik uttered
a. long, loud brav and rshed into
his stable. Hefwas covered with
blood and wounded unti death, so
that his owner killed him to put
him out of his' misery. - . .
The boy was t;tken to a madstone,
the stone stuck 'three times, and he
shows no signs
of rahiesl
rover, j
It is he-
lieved he Will re
IIow Plate
Glass is Made.
The casting t
tble in a plate glass
factory is about twenty j'feet" long,
fifteen feet widq, and seven inches
thick. Strips. ojf iron, on 'each 'side
Of. the table ailprd a hearing for
the roller's and determine the thick
ness of the platdof glass! to be east.
The rough platd
is commonly nine-
sixteenths of a
pi inch thick, ; hut
after -polishing
or seven-sixtee
it is reduced t6 six
nths. . The casting
tables are moun'ted on wheels hand
run on a truck
that 'reaches every
furnace and aniealing oven iii the
building. The
been poured on
iron roller then
Jnolten glass having
khe talilejthe heavy
passes from. end to
lie glass jto .a. J'uni-
Tti wiiithi't kvlth
end, spreading i
rforni . thicknessJ
the cold mejal oi
If the tal!lp tlie glass
cools rapidly,
annealing oven
I' hen the dotn-' of
fis opened andj' t he
plate of glass
lloor of the ovt
introduced.;.:! The
n is on ' It he same
level as the casjing table, so that
the transfe r caif be matl.ej quisckly.
When, after sev
oral days, the glass
is taken out of
is very rough;)
he oveii its surface
a n d u n i ve n. ' Ft is
used in this con
dition I'br skylights
and t)ther purposes w.hdre strength
is desired rather
than transparency.
The greater par
ever, is ground,
t of the glass, how-
smOothed and pol-
lSUed. J.u'HHCQ
I'in'i ''ifi.i'jii'J. 1
. DIVORCED
ON MONDAY
And Took Out License tcf Marry
One
Past Three
Nelson Shoe,
harms, applied
wife, -who is in
of her unfaith
Score and Ten!
f southeasternR'a
or divorce f roiii' his
Texas.' on -"acetjunt
ulness:,! The i 4a se
was heard oh 3Ionday and N"eson
was declared
a mad ,, of single
carried, his po'int!
after the decision
blessedness he
Inunediateiy
of the case, 2s e
son Shoe went. djwn
to Reiiister :ratterson'is oilice and
applied for .papers to ieniitle Jiim
ill. I . JNeison j gae ujis
arc as 41. aim inai oi; ins -ueueu
at til, though parties who knewther
well, atlirm that the would-be ldve-
1 T I I - - - 1 I , .1. . , . 1
ly bride is not less than SO year? of -j
age. They pug
lit to kiiow but jt he
S fa ml a rd get
from the book:
this J information
: . This. is not tin
oi
i man's -dar-
; ling" cac.
Ait Nelson, will -,ie Sine
. . 1 . . . -i r. 1
j old w'oman'sTdaiiing.f s- to speas
! Outsi'lc o tne ages
t he - StatH-h-
j arjl is
struck w
tit the jeharacte
is
It ; tics ol this matrinrona
i .1....
i seems to be a g -in-line eaSe ot gyn-
nine hue. L
and his bride.
g life to 31 r.
loe
S'l'K.ltril
Mcord Arrestee"
Fay Err i:vn. if.
Jan.' -(h Abnut
afternoon F.f F.
six
'thi
'M.oore
ex-Pie
dent of the broken
al Rank was arrf-st-'
'conn
Natioa
I on a warrank sworn' . (jut Leore
e
a l nneu
Mates Lk-unnussiorner
charging ' hini
f lUO.OUO of tin
with km.be? zeii n g
funds if said ba.uk.
The defendant!
s attorney as"ked;for
until l o'clock; in
a conunuaiue
the morning, add Moore, was jdaj-ed
i. n.W bond of! one thoi sand
dob
.. . - . ., ,
irs lor ins . api'caiaiiv-
auc-
States District Attorney L . i A.
Cook and United Statejs Mars,)ial
J. 1J. Hill arc both'ihfre.' It? is
thought to-night ' that) Moore jvill
iv.-.iv"p -cvnmination and give bond
for his annearhnce at ;t he Federal j
Court to be held at Wilmingtoiv in
May. Win. G. LedUfiJof Michi
gan, has been appointed receiver
and will arrivi tomoi rjw : f
Sold $15,000,000 for
$100,000
s Loul. ja. 2ii.-E. A. Sfi-yet.
I teleoraoh ooefator. acf -rding to a
S().,e tiuR. ' he ioCU.t d a placer
;clam in Lenihi count.f, Jilaiio, ami
bought up a. joining olifs- until ne
; had LbO. fie repurtcil his liml to
; v "... '..i..r w'iiiiise-nt exm-rls
, ex-ei.a - .- 4. . i(T
tr. ..vmiiiiih' ft ml oil luen '".-'
; l' v........ y
AT
HALF
We, have decided to close out
r
GLOAKS
anu iiiave marKeu down lroni the original selling; price just ONE-HALFj
1 (1 1 y .
?i and as
2 New Markets, original price .f IS
2 i ' jo
8
10
7
8
0
5
1
4
4
3
3
3
2
2 Wraps,
2 "
1 Jacket,
1
1 " , -
3 '
1
1 f- " . -:.
44
5 Knit Jackets,! !
2 " . !
14
44
1 Boy's Overcoat, sie I 3'ears,
This great reduction seems ridiculous,': and many Jwill say we canftof
alTord it, but it is our entertainment and we defrayt'he expenVs; so all
you have to do is to come and pay to us ONE-HALF TI fcTFi fpr , the
goods,-and we feel sure that you will sa' it is one ot the best i'lrgiiins
you evex made. Our object in closing these goods'! out at f.hi pvicK-is
to avoid carrying them over the summer season. All are marlrt-!;! in
plain figures, and one price 'to everybody. ComeT"early befor thefbest
bargains are gone. TOO corsets at 13'tf 25 cent eacli ; tljese 'etirsetsj cost
from-3 7 to 75c. each, but theboxeS havejliecbrnje soiled jiind broken,
consequently ,they must go. - Are have a great many drivels of this nature'
at this stock-taking 'season at oui DRY GOODS ARCADE. SCan! you
ail'ord to let these opportunities pass?
aymond
JffflOXAL liAXIi
Jan. 15.
R
Something For Nothing.:
A Farm and
TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER OF
We arelpleased to announce that we
pill
The Breeder's Guide
wherein' we can give that excellent stock, farm ami
Free to every subscriberl)f The Patiuot upori
named below, f
For a Lx-jco-itjecL Time Only.
and will lie oirered by no
To all who pay all arrearages andne years in! adv-aiice' jf rm the
date of oavment in this .month we will gjve the. lilUKDHU'S
GUIDE AND PRACTICAL. KARAlh.lv liree lor oiie year.
;0 all new subscribers wdio pay bike year ih advancoJroln date of
layment in this month we will gave the RREKDKH'S OlllDK
57T
AND PRACTICAL FAR3IDR free for One yeaf. . I TV
''" - ' " ' . ' ' i : - -. '''.ri '
g0To all w ho pa-oiie year in ad ance from January 1st we will; give
the BREEDER'S GUIDE AND PRACTICAL, FARMER freej jfor
oheivear.. -z ! !? 1 ' !( -.1 $') '.
" i- , ' : i :'.-H '
3TTo ajll whose subscription is-paid-a- part ofl'Uie year juj advajicer-
" ' who! w ill uav enough to make it a wTiole year 311 atlyancH, we ; will.
give the BREEDER'S GUIDE AND
one 3-ear. J , ;
What is the Guide and
THE GUIDE AND FARMER is a
.
: . ..,?,a f ;.o -.r. h tnmit h Jirni chuck:
tioW for the farmer and stock raiser.' It is a ir ess expon;
.",I'ii- f'.niiprs1 firirjiFll-y
izations and
reader of The Patriot. ! ': j . j- :
cuTTcnrilic now. Get vour friends to come, in am
best paper published in GujiTord county and anxeellent fahn ;pper
with it. i
! COME IN
SAM'LL.
Life and Fire
Office xi.
Sai
G-BEBITSBOKO, 2V. Ci
Agents Vanted
In every town to sell Henry M. Stan
lev's greatest bjc.k, "In Darkest Af
rica.'' For an agency apply to
J. K. -I'D DINS,
. Charlotte, N. C.
NOTICE.
Ilaving oualilied as .Administpwc on
the estate of Jos. F. Albright, deceased.
I hereby notify all persons having
claims- against the deceased to present
them to J. E.MeKnight my agent, for
payment and .settlement on or ljefore
1 i-.ti, riav of January, 11)2, or this
! not ice will be plead in bar of t heir re-1..,.,,.-
All oersons lndcbteu to the
sail estate arc hereby notilled to settle
atjrmce with John K. Mc Knight, my
a"tr sELI IK ALBRIGHT,
n'rxof Jos.iF. Albrighht.
Jan. 13th', 1801.
1
i --IV T :--:-:jm-
. ' : : ; i 1 ' - I
the
balance ojf our stock of
jnSTTD JACKETS
. . ' J : V"
follows :
i
00,
oo,
Reduced now to
?8 !00
i 35
5.ot):
'13150
Koo
1.100
50,
00,
00,
00,
00,
00;
75,
50,
00,
75,
50;
00,
50,
. t
A-
2I3S
2i50 2 00
liSS-
3 :-i
1175
150'
1 25
, & Epwell,
BUILDING, GUKEXSI'.OI!.), N.
1 Stock
' ' : ' i- 4-'' :
Pper
: ii 'f-, .
1 -s! . S
u : n
. ;-; ik iii
' : .' I' -
HE! "I
DDl1T,,
miiiui.:
have made: r'arrangemehtil Vjtlh
tho
Ushers of.
and PRACTICAL FARMER
liouschol'.l . journal
the cono,
ijlitiin
The arrangement is
otherjpaper in the country
the
PRACTICj Ah FARMER frrJfor
Farmer?
10-Cortimn Motjfk ' anl farm jiper,
. i . n- .J j. i .. . i .. . i r.
lu l oi . nraciicai, aiuaoo
in lorina-
nt of i
the
cry
should be in) th liouselioi
of ev
get
the
i
AT ONCE.
t. h-
'i r
- N7 - - T3.gS
Rheumatism Cured
in
44 Mystic (Jure'f for llhciiiiiatisia ami
Neuralgia radically cures iiit'l toil days.
Its action upon the systmis r mark
able and mysterious.. It : tf. iuovgs, at
once the catise and the ilis- a-e in)i(li
ately disappears The first dose gfeat ly
benefits. ,j. cents. iu ow . r.ti ni
ton, Druggist (ireensbon.;
, Jan. .S-ikflj. " 1
$500
!
1 1 . 1!
i WK wVll .ny tlio rew'aW f-r.'? Wt. tlw
staJ... n ..r C-.u ! 'S' ' Mt
"ivU-l-.l.IeHv.rN'J-. li-l th.bl.n-. iij iw rf i'Vy
.-..'.' e"--"' rn-ir- ;
kunil im l.iti.ini. !
IliK JoiiS t. ' '
.V.S V.itUH :rjv. IW.. ;
i Soil l.v II-i e I ia r h I -s. . J ' Farrjpi,' ' i j-
Se4 Tri t- )V.
C I'ofter, .reMiU'ff'i ....
J.,.. .
i;.n -l. . !
TROGDO
Insurance
1
'i' (
;
I5-
3
.4
I A'd MAN.
1 !. .-..I. -.v.J.-r.
i
writin;; i killed his wife yesterday. la,uuu,uw. .,,
J ! i .. r --- c-