Wonderful Presidential Coincident, j
Coincidence, which is simply a my- i
.Oil 3
law of Kerfe'4 phicb 'VQrjkil ?n- r
discovered groove, is nxosjt wotttffou
, infierwoven with the lres, wrainir
i atlons and deaths of on; fit "foalf-
jzen- Presidents. Washington, ye
re told, "died on the last day or the
eek, tkeiast hour of the fay. the last
icath of the year, and .in" the Jast
ar of the "century." All that this
?nesof coin:idetit fuels iieyl$ jt make.
f-.i-iy r.!4iv-iMis i far tip -fay of
:. Uuih to h;iw occurred on the Hiir-
, irS .!fi.v Dfc.euiijef M'Kteiud of
ro;iriW;ith,
j "I- ..Hi'i.jHiir? of ,e:htv .which
''..-Hows in the livn of the text five
.V's.'i.'iils !s . .wn mr remarkable:
limn. Itetired,
;Joh); Ai;tin
'nonius Jell -ron
Jat;.-s Vitdion
J i ii-s Monroe
Adams
1735 1801
1743 1809
17-") I 1817
175'j J825
1707 1829
. !Vo4 thin table it will he wen that
.1 i of these "distinx.ii i?,M A inerica ns
J.H !jru eisht year niter big prede
... ... ,r, iiijd I bat each (vwlh the excep
ts .! dt i. Q- Ad .m went out of office
.1. '..fter li'u' rrifdpreK.SOr. Jollll
'IV JCiua miiv " I .T
inis, - Thomas' Jefferson, Junius
. -n roe each retired in the sixty-sixth
,wrof their ages, and three out of the
: -ur died on the Fourth of July, our
ttroiversary oflndefwnden'ceJ
The story of it fiendUh outrage with
its horrifying .details ;couies to us
through the cjolunins of the Shelby Re
view. The atrocious crimp was coui-
nutted 6u Sunday alteruooii near
Polkville, the alleged criminal being
.Charles StsV, a 'youth' of 17, and the
;:fr rer Zrarape' Sisk, a child of pine
j-ars. The criminal escaped into Lin
coln county, but" the officers are still in
pursuit and his arrest is certain.
rviru Neely, colored, attempted to
assasiijale 4f. William Allen in hi.
home, in' Gaston county, near the
DOUin Carolina ,a " . M " , "
t k ii.' .- . i 1 . . r.,.,.....im f f ru.
MT. Alien recoil uy uu w-umhui f n.
bake Neely for shooting at his chick
ens with a how aud nrr.iw, and the
negro sought re en ge through assas
sination. The negro is un ex-convict.
TheOastonid (i.72eiie oiSth says a
negro b y who lived on the place of a
farm.tr had entered the' house of Mr.
Williams Allen, near Begonia, last Fri
day nijrhu between Handle o'clockv
tool; a pistol from the mantle, walked
behind the bed an which Mr. Allen
and his wife slept, carefully placed the
pistol against the sleeping man's head
and fired, , The boy fled immediately.
Mr. Allen locked his front door a
usual uerore retiring unu leic me Kej
in the door. The family, startled by the
report oji a pistol in the house, jumped
from bed at once. They discovered
that the front door stood open and
that Mr. Allen had been shot in the
headMrs. Allen called for help. The
nearest neighbor gathered m to minis
ter to thu wounded man and Dr. Geo.
Patrick was called in. He found that
the bullet, entered, near the top of the
head and ranging fore ward and down
ward had lodged in the forehead. He
pushed it back and took it out at the
point of entrance.-The wound was
dressed and at last accaunlithe patient
was up and going about.
suspicions restod on bam Neel, a
35-year4ld colored boy employed on
the farm, who had been rather im
pudent and iiisolent for several days
He was arrested next day five mile
away and on being brought back ac
knowledged his guily and was put in
jail. Although so young he had al
ready served a short term in he South
Carolina penitentiary. The bov used
all the skill oB a professional burglar
in entering Mr. Allen's house. The
pistol used was Mr. Allen's own. The
boy found it on the jnantle pieceiq, the
bed room, where he did the shootin
A special to the Chronicle from
Milieu, Ga., gays: Deputy Marshall !
N:Parnell killed Henry Johnson, a
uegro desperado and outlaw, John
son was looking fox the deputy with a
Winchester,- having threatened to kil
him, but Parnell got the drop and put
fifteen buckshot in the negro's breas
within aspace the size ofa silver dol
lar. '
A country paper thus falls" foul o
its hated rival : UA man living abou
I.) nines irem he;"t? uieu. trcwii poisoiiing
last week. It sms he ate a lanch
thai had been raj-.ped in a ecpy of
ot)r loathed and disgusting cniitem
arv, and it-killed hmi. Othrrs shocld
take varning.''
Near West field last ToY.rday-t.he
efcven-year-old boy of Haxris Hender
son Kane was thrown from the mule
which he was riding. The boy's foot
caught in the harness and the mule
dragged him nearly a quarter of a
mile. When found an hour after
wards the boy wa dead, says the Sentinel.
WASHINGTON" LEITJ2R.
fr ruu wmaaeptT' "
Present Cleveland is deeply ' interr
ested in the efprtslhat ivrebebg madej
to acetaiii if the carelessness to any!
peron wjs respousitde for the Jiorn
ble. tniedy in Ford's old tWtre?j
which killed 21 afld injifed sixty-Hld
clerks in Xie Records and Pensions of
6cepf tlvJ War pepartinent, although
he has wisely, refrained from taking
any ftttiouih-t might e considered a
interfering with the properly .consti
tuted authorities now .engaged that
takv Ureat pleasure is being brought
to bear on hirn tosuspen.d or remove
CoL Ainswortlv the army officer who
is txp the head qt that office, and upon
whom a great many people aiv ,dwpos
ed to place the blame, but Mr. Cleve
land idea of fair play is such that it
ifrnot probable that he will take any
action until there is more tangible evi
dence of Col. Ainsworths guilt tjian
public clamor for making him a scape
goat. If he be guilty surely that fact
cau hardly escaoe the coroner's j'iiy
ii ow investigating and the army court
of inquiry which will take the maittr
up at the close of the intiueft.
The-lmprovemeni, in ibe financial
situation has been very marked during
the last few days, and Treasury offi
cials and others who krep close watch
on financial affairs believe that the
turn has come in the flow of, gold
abroad andlhat the situation will con
tinue to improve. It is a certain that
the gold in the Treasury is again in
creasingat a gratifying rate and that
there is at present no demand for gold
1 c
or shipment abroad, becretary JJioi-
ton expresses the opinion that lrom
now on our cereals will take the place
of the guld which we have heen ship
ping to Europe, and the fact mit tlie
arge amount of gold which the Itoth-
childs contracted to furnish Austria
has all been delivered is also thought
to have been a factor in causing a ces
sation in the European demand for
sold.
The Government has lost in actual
ash, accouling to Secretary Carlisle's-
figures, in carrying out the provisions
of the Sherman silver law, nearly $11,
000,000, representing the difference bt -
wecn the amount paid for the silver
now stored in the Treasury vaultu and
its present selling price. If it really
had to h sold at once the loss would
probably be much greater because ol
he further depreciation in price thai
wuuld follow such a large quantity oi
silver on the: market.
Among the consular- appointments
made this week was that of Benning-
on R. Bedle, of New' Jersey, t be
Consul at Sheffield, England, in plaie
oE Benjamin Folsom, reigned. Mr.
Folsom, who held the position since
lis appointment early in the Cfeve-
and administration, is a cousin of Mrs.
Cleveland's and as ' ''Cousin Ben," he
figured in all the Republican papers as
proof that President Cleveland was
not iu earnest a hen he declared him
self opposed to nepotism. Wonder
what those same fellows will say now
that Mr. Folsom has voluntarily re
signed? The chances are that they
will ignore it entirely and say noth
ing. Secretary Carlisle has, in one res
pect, a long lead oL all the other
heads of departments. Since taking
charge of the Treasury he has replaced
more than 200 Republican officials
outside the classified .serv4ee, with good
Democrats.
"Democratic Congressmen, after
a
hard and stubborn fight, have succeed
ed iy convincing Postmaster General
Bissell that his rule against the re
moval of Republican fourth-class post
masters who have served four years or
morev unless charges are led against
them, is a bad one, and it will be re
called and all Republicans who have
been in office four years or more will
be replaced by Democrats just us fast
as they can be got at in Mr. Maxwell's
office, :
A letterireceived by 5r. Cleveland
this wpek furnishes conclusive )roof, if
proof were needed, of the wisdom of
the establishment in the Pension, Bu
reau of a Board of Revision, the sole
duty of which is to go oyer all the
pensions that have been granted un
der the law of 1890 and determine
whetner they were granted in accord
ance with a proper construction of
that law. 1 he writer of this letter,
Mr. J. M. Burnett, is an ex-emplove
ofhe omce, wno voluntarily resigned
during the last administration because
lie -could not conscientiously take part
in carrying out Ruuuts metho i?. He
tcik the President of a Jargn .number
of
pensions illegally granted, .and
rivA niiir.eis. 1 sites, unci th imrilitya
the applications, so that hisGt-ateaieats
may he easily verified. He says that
thousands of pensions have been ille
gally granted, and that they are not
couSned to casesfn which the law was
wrongfully cniistrued, but include ah
enormous number gpinted indirect vi
olation ot .v. Mr. Ilnrnett concludes
by expressing the belief that at least
$50,000,000 a year can be saved. by a
thorough and rigid purging and revis
ion of the pension rolls.
' ' ' ----- , j - ....... " V. I.i I .V i
gTTE NEWS.
Albemarle scored " another victory,
for probation oh Monday of last
week, the vote standing 44 to 26.
Tlie tomi of leaufort,which 1ms
been dry for five or six . years held a
locsd option election ou Monday of
last week and went wet.
Mt-powell county voted ,on the pro
hibition question and went wet.
Pittsboro Record : There is a col
ored vouth in this jcou.nty. named
Frank piston, who is if) feet 8 inches
tall. He was too yonng to vote at the
last election. -
The Charlotte Observer says that
King's Mountain will soon have a
new cotton rjill. There will be 5,000
spindles, and enough looms to weave
the prodiat.
The News say$ that Stanly county
will have to build a new jail or make
an an addition to the old one very
soon, on account of iiicreae of crimi
nals in that county.
RobertW. Shai p, a popular young
merchant of Graham Station, N. C.
was thrown from his delivery wagon
in a run-away last Thursday, and died
in a few hours.
The Statesville Landman! says that
Newt. Robinson and his sou Melvin.
ibout 21 3 ears old, engaged in a fight
near Sherril! Ford, and when they
were separated it was found that
Melvin had cut his father in abjut a
dozen places. The attending physi
cian thinks-the old man will et well
unless blood poisoning sets in. Young
Robinson is in jail at Newton.
Ramsey Williams and- Will Black-
L 1 I
moil, two negroes working at ine
Snow Lumber Company diops got in
to a difficulty at High Point, last week
ti i t i i it" i
over a dump. Diackmon strucK vn-
iams on the head with a piece of
scantlinsr, which caused death within
few hours. Blackmon escaped but
offi:ers are in-hot pursuit.
The Newton Enterprise says : Dy
namite was thrown into tbe upper
pond of Mrs. M. M. Rowe, Saturda
night and about all the fish destroyed.
After the.offenders had carried off all
ihev wanted, it is said th.it carp could
be seen floating about almost a yard
ong. The two young men suspected
of the crime have left the country.
The trustees of the University, at a
recent meeting created a chair of hi-
lery and education. 'J hey hae
placed at the head of this -department,
by a unanimous vte, Prof. E. A. Al
derman, recently of the State Normal
ind Industrial School at - Greensboro.
The new professor of Greek, taking
place occupied by Dr. Eben Alexander,
minister to Greece, is Dr. Herbert C.
Tolman, of the Univerity of Wiscon
sin.
-Statesville Landmark : Emanuel
Stikeleather, siged about 0 yeai, met
with an accident at Gilbert's saw mill,
near Aaity, in Chambersburg town
ship, last Friday afternoon, that caused
his death about six hours afterward.
His foot slipped or caught on the car
nage of the mill and he was pulled up
againstjthe saw, which struck his left
leg just above the knee cutting clear
through the bone and leaving the leg
dangling by astripof flesh and muscle
The flesh was also torn loose four or
five inches up his thigh and the bone
exposed.
breensboio liecord : Manv of our
readers will remember Geo. W. Ar
uold, a colored man by nativity but
as white as any one, who was here
for some time in 1872-3. He was
killed by jumping from Ford's old
theatre the other day in Washington
where he hud been employed for
number oi years in the business
bureau. Arnold was an educated
man, a stalwart Republican and some
tiling or an orator. The writer re
members asking him one day why he
didn't pass as a white mn, as he
would never be taken for a negro
His reply was characteristic of the
man. He said, k'As a white man
would be a poor shoat,. but I'm
thundering big nigger."
Castoria is truly a marvelous thing fur
children. Doctors prescribe it, medical jour
nals recommend it and more than a million
mothers are usiug it in place of Paregoric,
Baieman's Drops, so-called soothinfr syrups
and other narcotic and stupefying remedies.
Castot in is (he quickest thing to regulate the
stomach and bowels and give healthy sleep,
the world ha3 ever seen. It is a pleasure to
the taste and absolutely harmless. It relieves
constipatjon, quiets pain, t ares diarrhoea and
wind colic, allays feverishness, destroys worm's,
proems convuHiQr.g, soothes the child
' t i tV children.' panaceathe mothers'
u i sii rrireei.'intrjind nntura s aph if.
r! n-ieah
I r
put uyi m ouc-:!;-? Voti5 o-.rr
It is not sold in balk. Don't niiow any ,i':t
to sell yoa Hnyihiug else on the plea or "proin
i.e that it is "just as good'' and '-will answer
every purpose," '
See that you get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fac- y ls 0
Many Persons are broken
oown from overwork or household cares,
isrown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
ine,,lid3 'Sfon. removes excess of bile,
ted curea aalaria, get ihe geauiaeT
VVorM s Fair' is a Shetland pony sq
1 t 111 "II - t y . . . . - . - , ... ..'
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sm ill that its'shoes' are made from a
S20 gold-piece.
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SOLE AGENTS.
Wives
and Daughters
Often lose the benefit of life
assurance, taken out for their
protection, because of ill-advised
investments. Again,
the intentions of the assured
sometimes fail of realization
through the prodigality of a
son to whom the sudden pos
session of so much money
proves too great a temptation.
The
Equitable Life
has provided against these
contingencies by offering The
Tontine Installment Policy.
The premiums per thousand
are much less than under
older forms of insurance, and
the amount is payable in 20, 25
or 30 annual payments, thus
securing a comfortable income
for the beneficiary. Write to
W.J. RODDEY, Manager,
For tbe Carolina.
ROCK HILL, S. CJ
What'stheMatter withit?
If you think there is anything the
matter with your watch, let lis take a
look at it. Don't let it o on ticking
itself to destruction. A tew particles
of du.t will, in a few weeks, do more
damage than the ordinary wear and
teur of a year's time keening. Our
guarantee-is for Twelve Months.
Have you seen the beautiful line of
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selections of clocks, watches and jew
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convince you that we are
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Amvnrrtbo rnrinsif ?P1" . nt hu.
1
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for!
gold, and will buy in any quantities,
Very Respectfully,
REISNER
&
GORMAN.
k
A w,m4inkipatei. Huv Republ'au
Stat Coitvejition which met" in Cotjim-
bus, Ohio. Thursday, renominated Guv
ernor Mc Kin ley for Governor.
Advice to Wc-jsiu
If you would protect yourself
Jrom Painful, i'rotuse, Scanty,
"Suppressed or Irregular Men
struation you must use
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Cartersviixk, April 28, 1SS9.
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years from itlenatral Irregularity,
being treated without fcjfitby physicians,
T. ere at length cc. lpletely cured by one bottle
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