VOL. XXHV- THIRD SERIES.
SALISBURY, JN U.f THUKSDAY APRIL 6, 1893,
NO
IB"
WASHINGTON LETTEE.
From our regular correspondent.
President Cleveland, if one
Mrs. barah Warper, a short time ago! Public Opinio.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Litest U.S. GoVt&cpoft
3
Mi iriA
went to spend the night at Mr. J. C. In one of his messages to ingress
may
judge from his
needs no "mascot1
remarkable career,
... ... , 1 1. icaiueui jacKsnn recommended a
Mm
to bring him Mgood
been to a prayer .meetiag. In the careful inspection in each State into
luck," but an old Jackso.nian democrat
Andrew Jackson Long, of Cedar
mgntsnewas nearo screaming and it circamstauces and claims of every per-
was foand that she had become insane. I son drawing a pension, 'The honest
Hill, Tennessee-doubt ess with the Sbe has been taken to the Ealeuzh veteran.! said ha. "hi nntMntnfW
.a f ZL a nACCi I-iIa
for a "res-1 1 ? - ' , "T .7..r.
What is - .
Castoria- is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains ncitlicr Opium, Morphine nor
other Karcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guaranteo is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea,
the Mother's Friend.
" Castoria. i
Cactorlaisso ureU adapted to chadrcnth&t
1 r.x:om:aead it aa superior to any prescripUoa
koown to ma" Jl. A. Aacnsa, JL D.,
HI So. OsTord Brooklyn, Ki, Y.
"The use of Castoria. ' U so universal and
Its merits eo well kaown tlict it seems a woi k
of suixTerogatioo to idorse it. Frr are the
int?'.:ijTOt families who do not keep Ccstoria
witLin cast reach." s,
Cahix 5Ubttj, D. D.,
New York City.
Castoria;
Castoria core Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kiik Worm, TT0 oep, -ad promote dl
Cession.
Without injurious mcdicaEioa.
"For EOTpral year I have recommended
your 'Castoria,' and shall always continue U.
do ao as it has inrariably jcoduced beneficda
results." !4 mr '
Eowirt F. rwzx, M. D., -
130th Street and 7 Ui Xva., New York City
Thjc Ciktauh Compakt, 77 JIcxnaT Bntot, Nrw You Cm
3
STATESYIL
LE
MARBLE
WORKS
IS TIIK PLACE TO GET
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC.
A'lanrc stock of .Vermont Marblp to arrive ii
V J.
si
. m
fow davs. Ave guarantee satisfaction 11
, a
through Representative Washington
presented him wirh a "mascot in the
orm of a silver hnlf dollar, minted in
he Tear of I he President's birth 18-
37 which Mr. Cleveland accepted in
he sama spirit with which it was giv
en, and in due course of time he will
formally acknowledge the gift in an
autograph letter to Mr. Long, which
will probably be more highly prized
than the best' office ut the President's
disposal.
that becretary Uresham intends to
ethe actual head f his department
was proven by his promptness in de
manding the resignation of Dr. F. 0.
St. Clair, who has beenv Chief of the
Consular Bureau under the last three
administrations, for having withlield
certain information concerning a U. S.
consul from the Secretary. There are
a number ot old bureau chiefs in 4he
other departments who deserve to be
made to walk the plank for the same
reason. These men have been in office
so long that they have arrogated to
tnemselves authority which belongs
only to the head of the department,
J . a ' a tat .a I
and their dismissal would be tor the
good of the service in more respects
than one. In fact, there are few men
who can remain in a responsible gov
ernment office for a long term of years
without forgetting that they are ser
vants, instead of masters. New men
and nevv methods are wanted in every
branch of the government service, as
must soon become apparent to ever'
member of the cabinet who examines
into the details of his department, and
the indications are that that is now
done than ever
itronicir says Air. Alios, woo- ..v, ut.u -uv.
'ilkes, haa an ewe 10 years old Pu&lc treasury relieved to an amount
tie mothtr of 32 sheep hav- 1 haYe "a300 believe far greater
.. i i 1 tl 1 1 mi si 1 ' i r mi nr I Unf Muimanf mill ka 1oa(iw1
manv "gooa hick onnger, nas, ; in unromae says Jir. inos. Woo-1 unuauu ui
dytof VV
that is the mothtr of 32 sheep
in ? rodULed twins everv Tear of i1(tr than has heretofore been suspected."
f At that time Old Hickory" had done
I considerable soldiering himselfand no
There is an old gentleman in Grffin, one e!r- accused him of betraying or
Ga says the Atlanta Journal, who f Te "Jnis ? comrades on or
A V isUngnishcd Soldier. r " ; T71iat MJXtw York Head.
lien. it. Kirby bmith was a native of i c. stedmaji ta Apru St. Micivoia.
Florida, and was born lCta May,
still believes that Confederate money impo8t0rs was a robbery, aaL that it 182 He was graduatedat West Point
will someday be redeemed, aatitliat ittiirjnredke arose of thow-jtistlr enti- in 11
will be worth dollar for dollar. He I tied to government aid.-
now has over a million dollars in old Lommeir.ial Gazette.
Confederate bills niled un in a room.
and will even now sell what worldlv The Law Against Profaaity.
I845i served in thMeHicKwat
Cincbmattil with distinction, was krAVttid twici
for gallantry, was Assistant Professor
at West Point in 1840-52, became
captain in the Second cavalry in 1855,
in uf r i: l . i wynu
goods he has to dispose of for the . " , . 1 ""7 "T r served on the frontier, and was wound
7. , i . .... i J edin the reign of Geortre II for the bud1 . .
pieageoi a nation mat is aeaa anai . r .... ' a May 13, lBOV, in an engagement
that wa r J ally, brought into force. Under it the
la way. I VVifbech magistrates liave just convict-
Gladstoe,N.JM is eight miles from Ld a man named Abraham Pye, of
Somerville. It is a hamlet of about Walpole, who was charged with
200 persons, fully nine-tenths being publicly using four profane oaths, for
Democrats, and yet there is not one which he had rendered himself liable to
among who wants to be postmaster a penalty of 4 shillings, being one shil-
under President Cleveland. The office I ling for each oath. The defendant ad-
pa vs a little over $ 300 a year. The mi
present postmaster is a Republican, ap- th
pointed under President Harrison, and provisions of the act, which imposes a
he is so well liked that no one wants peualtv of one shilliiicr ner oath wheu
with Comanche Indians near old Fort
Atchison, Tex. In 1861 ke was thank
ed by the Texas Legislature for his serv
ices against the Indians. He was pro
moted Major in January, 1801, but re
signed on April 6th, on the secession of
Florida, and was appointed Lieutenant
Colonel in the corps of cavalry of the
i.ted his guilt, nd at the request of Confederate array. He became Briga
e chairman the clerk explained the i,cr QeT J ""i. J8?'
every respect and positively, will not be beinmortthoroughiT
undersold. Granite Monuments ot all - Removing a u. s. consul by cable is
. . , - I veryeldoni resorted to by the Depart
i . . . . -v rf-V I W T" . I .
hllius il bpuuiuuj.
W. C. WEBB & CO., Props.
m Esa tsa-
Ma ma -p. X pa ittg
iLUftt-a. ALL &Ym
AMD
fA j:fi'rirj !'. with fml I..JtloB for eun- ftf til
TEi ani 'r of P-l-ntrr, ,wii1nrv n.tid TtrVirr
IT IS K DrrVyoB owyoiraelf an fam
ily to a-et the beat valao lor Tur money.
V? JU. loulaabhoe, which rewnt the
beat Tain e Tor rtca ataked, aa thaanda
TittE NO SUBSTITUTE. -Z3
1" '"J
aVf.UlUa. r ll.TtliLA. - - - CMJtllaVt UJMI
me, GuJoiir SiiKigc, Kh.rnntuou MaUruif bid
fi wrnnn Kniai
ii 6 ii o Diuujj ruioui
a.
1
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11
IT,
kiv v.ana w
Is y
curW l'j ij , T.tWr; etc., etc
r. r. r. . a ta-:ui nn-, rd an T-ei?nt r!S".-,
il. r-r i., ) !. jiil .. . i. -',i
IKS!
apt
illlkaJtUf bit LBe fti
LaWu wktfM viVvm an HtsnMl tad whdlai kra4 la la
QQ.OUO
ti... vtMs of P. P. f., Prickly Aib, ttkt koot
ad Ptaia. .
r CURES
Malaria
UPP1UL1T EL03-, Jroprtetfln, .
Jrnggjst3, IJprman's Block, 8A7iSaiE, GAa
Win. Prtr-. I.nttsvIUt'. Mo., wrtiea: I af
. pn.lrted with scUiiloa. mid Hail It st t,he use ot my
:ina nlirt on le$r for nine years. I went to H.
"ttrjiriRs ami :tktiiripfl dlflVivnt tioriors lJ"t. fouud
no cure until I tried Lfotanlo Ulood lialm. It made
. mc sound aud well. I am well known tiere-
W- L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CZMT.IEH,
REST SHOE IM THE WORLD FOB THE SSOSST.
ralf.
sold at th rrioe. Equals custom made shoescotUns
r-M a4 i".
a nsd i nawl-Bewel, flaecalf ahoaa. Tha
mort8tvUh,canjr ana uuraoia noeover wji
at the price. They equal flae imported thoeacosUng
f rom (8 to $12. . .
5(1 Tollce Shoe, worn farmer and all
9di others who yvaut a good heavy calf, three
coled, extension edgn shoe, easy to walk In, ana will
keep the feet dry and warm. .
bo 30 Fine Calf, 9i.a5 and 82.OOW.rh.
0a laginea'o&bots will rive more wear for tba
r.Kney than any other make. They ore made for ser
vice. The increasing sales ahow that workingmea
fiave found this out. - a i.
i.eo and Veatha S1.T5 School
BSOVS dhoes are worn by the boys every
w heref The saoat serviceable shoes sold at the prtcea,
i fn.nn iiniHd-Bewed.is4.-50,
Jin I f ' sii .n.l tt.S Shoes fof
Miesea are m ado of the best Dongpla or nne Calf, as
desired They are very stylish, comfortablo and dura
i nhsfr4(ViaivBannul6PuiaUiruniadc8hoesooatins:
from 9iM to .(;. Ladles who wish to ecouomiie la
V. a' ,Mn oA lil1sW tlia rtflt
Casrien.-W.L. Douglas' name and the price Is
atamped on the bottom of each shoe; look for It
when yon buy. Bewaseof dealers atteroptinato sub-atit-uta
nJt.r mS.1cM for them. Such substitutions are
fraudulent and subject to prosecution by law tor ob-
A I 1 - Mnii na nlaiA taATIVa
W. L.T Urockton, DIaaa. Sold by
M. S. B'ROWAI.
meat of State, but it was done in one
case this week by Secretary Uresliam,
ami the man removed gut just wlmt be
deserved. Tire reasons t'.r Secretary
Graham's action an, in sliort, ns fol
lows : In the ea ly part of the Pivsi-
dentmi campaign William It. Sorsby,
of Mississippi, -vr'as ucting as Cingrei.-
mnn (,;ite iir' nnviite tcretarv, and
....... O . . i" ,
ilvantae of Ins portion he
iibstiitcted certain pnp'-rs conUimiig
important farts relaLing to the demo
cratic plans for the campaign from the
private desk of Mr. Catching and gave
them to Mr. Thomas H. Carter, chair
man of the republic in National coiu-
oiiitee: in IWeiiilMr-lat &nrby was
ippoiulrd U. b. Uoiisul Uererai ai
Uiuyaquill, bequador, aposiuon wnicn
pays $i,0UU a year, presumably as a re-
.vaid for ins treacnery ia nepieenu-
tive Ca chings and the democratic par-
tv. soon as these fret- were
Jjronght to the attention of President
Cleveland ut.d Secretary uresliam oors-
y was dismissed by cable, and Sir.
George E. Dillard,ot Mississippi, uoui-
itiated to the vacancy.
So far from the nomination of Lfr.
Joseph S. Senner, of New Ytirk, to be
Commissioner ot immigration at new
York, which went to the Semite this
week, having been secured by the
steamship mriueiice, as republicans are
alleging, it was made m direci opposi
tion to that liihuence. lhe contesc
for the position has beenquite spirited,
there having been a number of camli-
II srron$?!v backed. In order to
ascertain the senUmtiits of the steam
ship men toAiinls each of the appli
cants Secretary Carlisle had a trusty
personal friend- call on them tor me
purposa of discu-siu the fitness of the
several candidates, and as soon as his
report was made the name of every
man the steamship men had expressed
themselves as being favorably inclined
towards was stricken from the list of
possibilities. .
Secretary noKe ouiun is givor
bureau chiefs of the Interior Depart
ment some new idea, about the service
they owe the Government. Instead ot
their leaving the department daily at
4 o'clock, as the ordinary clerks do. and
him thrown out.
At Bridgeville, Del., last week, S. P.
Short, an undertaker, was thrown
from his hearse and killed while on
the way to the cemetery with a corpse.
The coffin was thrown from the hearse
to the ground.
The Democrrt records the fact that
a grave wai opened im the Clinton
cemetery a few days ago and a body
buried dunng the war removed. It
uttered by a laborer, 2 shillings when
the offender is above a laborer and un
der the degree of a gentleman, and 5
shillings when spoken by any one
above the degree of a gentleman.
It was so explained that the conse-
Geutrul October 11, 1861, Lieutenant
General October 9, 1862, and General
Febuary 19, 1864. At the battle of
Bull Run, July 21, 1861, he wasMTere-
ly wounded in the beginning of the
engagement. In 1862 he was placed
It is a matter of pride and patriotism
anJ of education for younr readers to
iirrtalrof 4ftia-f wLal1 Vacant by a
metropolis when thejK fiat , New
York. That the meaning t impres
sive is shown by the impulse 'which ,
brings everyone, old or young, to see
the town. For every Araerieaa right
ly reels tnat he bas a share in it as
he feels that he has a share iu the na- .
tional capital, Washington; be knows
that his own State has contributed te i
ts wealth and talent and local traits
and that here he has a right to feel at
home. He comes to a city which , as
we learn from one authority, has h
wealth "greater than that of the entire
State of Pennsylvania," and five times
greater than Illinois with its world fu-
moui city of Chicago. He learnt that
in a space not much greater than the -Lendon
metropolitan districts there
are over 3,000,000 of his fellow beings.
Make the suburban circle larger
and 1,000,000 more will be included;
so that New York with its suburbs it
in command of the Department of
East Tennessee, Kentucky, North J now the second among the civic cen-
Dirariu anrl Wnctarn Nnrtti Parnlinn tfM of F.uruha. and A mrifO. Ill VI
iL -L il L. I ""-R'" " w-.w i ""I '
4uenc u.c.Wu..w...i.wu He lead the advance of Gen. Braxton iting this metropolis moreover, with
are uttereu oj jierauu uu u.. F.cu..- B armj:Q the Kentucky cam- its unique mixture of nationalities, he
sesoriuuiepuoMCsw. Aoeoeuc. . , , . . , , Mt,V nal fnr. sees the neonles ani custonis of theen-
c..i a. j.t..j.. i A 10 I ;
uueu tue ucicuuau. .m...uK , Gen. William Nelson, at tire civilized world.
If a 1 a 1 A I 1. I I
snuiings cosh, ana lnumaiea na. R. , n , Kv Allffns, 3fl icao. rn Thoughts of this kind m-obabl rare
i o m .
l. j : ,
i r hpv nitpniiPd tn sunnrps tn use 01 1 . . . . .. 1 A t-? n rn n i vr
was found that the piliow in the ens- "7 . . 7 7 .J February, 1803, he was assigned to the noi wna. cnieiry mi uie minas oi ew
r " " l.rtmmanrf nf th TranM issiaxinni l)-IIOri VOUllt? Visitors. lnCT ana 1
VVIUIMMMW va wV av s ivw J' aa -w 0 aj a
ket was in perfect conditioa but the
.remains of the corpse were face down
ward. Section Master Jones, of the Mocks
ville Branch It lilroad, whe swallowel
a silver dollar last week, has gotten
hi money back, says the Winston
Sentinrl. It was removed by Dr. Bahn
son, Salem, having lodged about 12
inches down Jones' throat.
" Wilmington nmsicipal election oc
curred last thursday. Dight Demo
crats atid two Itepublicans were elecUd
aldermen. The aldermen elect the
mayor and the new board met Friday
and elected one of their number, S. H.
Fishblate, to that office.
they possibly could. Ltopd's Weekly.
A Japanese Show Uoim.to the
World's Fair.
News and Observer.
Esau Rankin, colored, of Cleveland
county, raised a check from 18.85 to
18.85 and cot it cashed but the error
was discovered and an officer raised royalty
.rt Tf cimui rt fl m aI nA nAiinll- I tT? Mile.
jail, where he is now meditating until
court, wheu he will probably be trans
ferred to the penitentiary farms and
put t' raiding corn and potatoes.
partment, including Texas, Louisiana, know very well the sights they chiefly
Arkansas and Indian territory, and wrac lo ine marvew auo
ordered to organize a government, ana a"racttons ot ine great town-tne
which he did. His force were the last orooaiyn .urrage, ..e niotny ouvue,
Cheyenne, Wyo., March 31. -The to surrender. n 1864 he opposed and "inuj inurcn, .ne xuicnangea, vue
World's Fair for the Dutch island of defeated Gen.i Nathaniel P. Banksn great aewspaper omces, WK.per tn.u-
Java and for Sumatra passedTth rough his Red Rivercampaign. Gen. Smith Pr".
I I lu..B'a r ' 4 sL. aaa .aai. a Ha aa n a M a a
hereto-day. There were two special was president of the Atlantic and Pa- fcUB uiu-cu,.,., u.Muu-
trains of fourteen carseach. The out- cine Telegraph company in 1866-'68, meuts,Taiid places of historic interest.
fit started from home Feb. 14, and left and chancellor of the University of w "'PPog "
I . ... I J Al.a 4 Wa aa. I MaV AAat M aa, 4V a, . aajra A pj W WaTs
San Francisco last Sunday. Nashville iu;i870-'75, and has been " . :T ;
There are in the party 125 persons, prof esse r of mathematics in the Uni-lHec" ur.,.u....Wp-
4 I 1 iliatpiAt. m .a anI lhaia framianU
including thirty-six women. They versity of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.,
C3 I . I aaaaa. T. . a I a. ft. a-a. ik. K I A I 11 I It If ft H J fr
had some r. re birds, but all died; and since 1875. Such are the chief points a ....
an orangoutang, the 'star of the zoo, in his distinguished military career as wu,nca xiew , -
is sick. Dogs are in nearly every car. are gleaned from a cyclopedia. He on.hle dames and amsels.
The notable natives are a noble from was a most faithful and meritorious "nen 1 was "r1"
the interior of Java, one woman who soldier, and like Lee and Joe Johnston "wum was ue piaco . wu c
was at Paris, and four dancing girls aud Stonewall Jackson and Pender " gir " ""
inav uoe uot seem uic w8
who have all their lives appeared before I and Pettigrew, he was a belisver in
the Son or God and died in the Chris
tian faith.
SAVANiiAH, UA., April 2G, 18S9.
Having used three l)otties of P. P. P.
. liir liMfiMra l.lihiiil iiiil imnii-ai vil llf;t
" and haviui; derived great benefits from
the same, having gained 11 pounds in
weight in lour weeks, I take ur?at pleas-
u re in rccouiuieuding it to unfortunates
like Yours truly,
JOHN MUlililS.
Ofiice of J. N. McElroj' ',Druggist.
O'rlaiida, Fla., April 20, 1891. j
Mei-srs. Linpinan Bios., Savannah, Ga..
Dear frsrs 1 sold three bottles of P. P.
, 1., Tiuge size yesterday, and oue bottle
imatl ize to-day. ' . "-
The P. P. P. cured my wife of rheuma
tism w inter before last. It came hack on
her the past winter, aud a half bottle.
$1.00 ze, relieved her again, and she has
' iut had a symptom since.'
I kiI.1 -i hiill nf P. P. P fnii fiipiid nf
mine, -one of his turkeys, a Kin all oue
1fviL wii.L- i f tr vi IT. u tPncnoAiv
rill tK.t- i ikn atvAnior ila lit
. tie fellow turuel over like he was dead,
I' but neituioininsr was up hollering and
: well. - Yours resnecfcfuUv.
J. N. McELROY.
Savannah. Ga.. 17. 1891
Messrs. Lippm:m Bros., 8uvannah,Ga.:
i)ear Sii-s I have suffered from rheu
matism for a long time, and did not find
a.eure until I foiuid P. P. P.,which com-
. f -eieiy cured uie. Yours trulv.
ELIZA F. JONES
; JO Orange t.4 Savanuab.
4i?0MG0oy
There are artisans f rom ev
All of the passengers are in
good health. Of the expedition, young
Kerhoven said:
"It is peculiar that you Americans
know so little of us. There are 25,
000,000 people iu Java, aud 40,000,-
A committee of the v aldensian 000 at the cjroup of the islands. Our
Church, of northern Italy, who have government is a Holland's protecto-
b en inspecting lands in Burke county rate, with a little power for some of
with reference to locating their peo- (ne natives. We will set up in Jack
pie there, have decided to locate in son park a large village. We have 1,
Burke andhave purchased 10,000 200 tons of freight. This includes
acres of land on which to settle the bamboo for our dwellings and the the
Cvdony. They are a very desirable afer Hnd main building. Our work
class of emigrants and a number of men will be busy iu shops and we will
communities in the western part of sei curios and advertise our coffee,
the State were making efforts -to se- tobacco, and manufactures. Hundreds
cure tkem. of our people will come over during
ur rn,..i0, 91.1. the year, visit the fair, and tour the
""'U"""5 ww. i,, t:v.. . , - J:..
n . i j . romitiv. YVe very iuucii ucouc .
1 1 tit a in frn in it ltpntrp iimv viiiict i w" j
... -J y
Mr. David Nelson, a highly respected
. - - -
ago; out uow mere . are scores- oi-
places of amusement for young
and old, and delights and wonders far
more confusing and endless than those
which Christian and Faithful found in
Vanitv Fair. But father ' than to ai-
The Lenoir Toic says on Wenesday
night of last week F. Bartow Brittaiu
. T Tl . ll! t .1. - l .tn
and J unus sou i - .c guch 8. h j 8haU trJ to on-
Sheriff Joseph Bnttam, of Burke, got J q
into a difficulty in trout oi me ior- - -t character jor KO(Kj or id, oi
citizen of Jonathan's Creek, was go-
as they have been in the haoit of do- ing to his barnyard to fed his stock,
....
. I ,t hl L.rf f -v iunl it 1 tl 1 1 II
inr tuev are eouiprii-u iu iciu.w.i
-t.ifh o'clock, the' additional hour beius:
Idevottd to a conference with the S?c-
vftary on the current busyness betore
their several bureaux. I here is some
deking among thchiefs, but as most.
of them are republicans it i- done very
tablish close commercial relatiens with
the United States."
. - ai .
mer's house. Julius received a wound
over the right eye, fracturing his skull,
frots the efiects of which he died on
Fridday. The witnesses flatly contra
dict each other about the difficulty
one set claiming that Bartow struck
Julius with a stone, the othrs saying
that be shot him. Burke Superior
Conrt was in session and Bartow was
arrested and carried before the judge
on a writ of habeas corpus. The
trouble between the brothers was on
account of a division of their father's
estate.
what it means now, and what is is U
be and to mean in the future, s .
Cures all Female Complaints and Monthly
irregularity, JLeucorrhoea or "Whites, Pain in
Back or Sides, strengthens the feeblej builds
up the whole system. It has cured thousands
and will euro too. Drujjasts have it. Send
stamp fcr book. '
BB. J. P. DEOaGOOLZ A Cp-. LoalsTiUa, Kj.
oooooooooo
gTho amallest Pill la the World !q
Why do yon suffer
Ofirom Dynpensla and Slcfc;-ndacrio, f
reuderlns lro mlaerable wheat that W
remedy Is avt yoar hand T
g TTUTT'B
Tiny Iter fills
Owni apcedny remove all this trouble, r
enable too to eat and Uisst your food, s&
. prevent hoadacbo and Impart aa
G enjoyment of lUe to Trhlch you have ""
been a atranser. Dose small. Price. W
3 cents. Olllcs, SS Ik Plaec, H. Y.
oo oo ooooo
I ... a a ll
quietly, Secret.ry Smith has already yy and j
earned the sobriquet of "the steam en- .
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tnne among tne employe oi. ui uc-
n;irtment.
a a a
It U not often that a new omcial is
tl .1 i. . lCfa i i nj AV
wn wen nLrea w uvuuic mo uuco
Congressman Stump, of Maryland,
who is to be Superintendent of luiun
rr;iLion. a ooitlon to which he was
, t i .
wfc- nominatefl. ne was cuau-
I'lllvf - - - .
man ef the House Committee on lmmi-
jratioii durins the last Congress and i
the author of the new immigration
law which, bv the wav, would nevei
have gotten "through the House if it
had not been for his untiring efforts in
its behalf.
After the Senate disposes of the car
sea of the appointed Senators, now un
der discussion, it will take up the reso
lution providing for an investigation
of the charge of embezzlement against
Senator Koacb.
he came in cont.ict with a projecting
splinter which ran through one of his
eyeballs and pierced the soft tissues
around the brain. He soon started to
Waynesville but was unable to get
" a v T""V
further than Cicero rlowell s. uvs.
were sent for and the
out. Ha i. so far re
covered that yesterday he was able to
return to his home.
"EaHand snd France," remarks the
bilious New York Adrertiser, "are so
pleased by the restoration of the South
ern Democracy to power that they
have raised their representatives in
Washington to the rank of ambassa
dors." From which we take it they
have more respect for this Government
now than they had before the "South
ern Democracy" got control of it.
Marv E. Bartlett, of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, thefirt woman to re
ceive votes in a State ballot for United
SUies Senator,
Anothser Town "Wiped Out."
Wilmington. Del., March 31. The
chief of the tire department of this city
this morning received word that the
town of Galena, of 5Lbout 800 inhabi
tant, near Chestertown, Md., was on
fire and requesting assistance. Later
a dispatch was received, saying that the
mm 1
town was wiped out. ine loss can
not at present be ascertained.
About twenty houses were loiauy
destroved and several persons severely
burned while fighting the fire but no
lives were lost. As no railroad nor
telegraph offices are in the town, it is
impossible to get further details. The
burned houses, which were frame, were
neat and substantial, and were built
close together. The town contained
several shops, operated by V . A
Highland, manufacturer of agricuitu
ral implements, and had a large school
house. The Urgest retail store tn
Kent county is located at Galena, and
is owned by Thomas Horsey,
Rnm- women will stick to the men
wvMiw
hey love harder than a porus plaster,
A man in St. Fetersburg, who was
sentenced to death for murder, but had
his sentence, commuted to ten years ia
Siberia, was recently married with his
prison garb on him and his chains
clanking as he went to the altar. His
bride started with him next day to Si
beria.
The Treasury Department will have
an exhibit at Chicago of 640 samples
of paper money issued by the IJnited
States government ; and also speci-
.a ll. .
n.on nf o d eolonial naner monev. tne
oldest beiag of tl e date of 1733. We
have the olde?t North Caronna paper
monev we ever saw waned in 173,
and the ink has not faded a particle.
The Lumberton Bbesonian says
that at Fate's, Itoberson couuiy sonic
one threw a chunk of woodagiUit the
house of Locklier. Fred Loclclier,a
son of Levi, got out of bed, setturei a
gun and walked out uion the stejis of
he house. As soon as lie dvs so, some
one standing jiwt outside fired upon
him killing him instantly. From some
threats James Oxeudiae bad made the
previous day, suspicion pointed to hua
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and h was arrested ana is lit jau.
The President has done thi hand
some thiug for Mr. Bayurd after JL
He has been made the-first ambassador
to Great Britain ever commissioned by
the United States.
The Messenger say au incendiary
firedestnyed the still house, aud ail
its contents, of Henry HighUwer, near
Wadesboro, Ust Sunday night. There
were in the tilhouse at the time of
the fire about 200 gaUonV ot whUkey,
the tax on which had not been paid,i
tle atiU. a lot of corn, te&rr etc.
Six negnes are sentenced to be
hanired in Chester. S. C. on the 12th
of May. They were found guilty of
mnnWim another necrov It will be
a Idnndv dav in Chester. Such a sac
rificeof life is arpallins. Neves and
Observer.
The O'reeusboro Patriot learns .that'-
white p" in . the fcbape of youn
girl withawiuies made tLeir ;.ppr
ance in the neighborhood ot '.iirv
cleGilfordoity. Thep-:s4 w -ted
was a rery cwpectabl 4. wl'
w Uken to ta-k far tvome unconipL
mentary language ou i;er p-rt. ;Th.
visitofs did not, -Wwei , r.
1 their iuteutbn3.