' What-is
;v is
Dt. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
It v is a harmless substitute
Cssten
tirl Children, i
nr Narcotic substance.
rarcgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, anil Castor OiL
pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
t.vm of 3Hotiicrs, Castoria is the Children's Paboacca,
(1,e lotlier's irrieno.
Castoria.
r toHa'0 woa adapted tocWMrctttlti
w-a i U .superior to any prescriiJtioa
j:i So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
u .,.-f ''CistoriV I so universal and
Castoria.
Castoria cures Colie, Constipation,
Kour StoauM-h, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Killj Worm, sleep, cd promotes di
gestion. " v .
Without in jurious ibedication.
ion .to ci;ilorse it. Fw are tlio -j
''-J v , V T
"For several 'years I haro recommendw!
your ' Castoria, and fiiall always continuo tc
do so as it haii Inrariably produced beaeaci
result." " . '
Edxtki F. Parree, jl. D.,
125th Street and Ttli '-v--., liow York CUy
New York City.
The Ckjttacu Compart, 77 Murray Ktrkkt, New You Cttt
Winston's Vol ateers. i '
For the Dedication oflhe Dolt Monument, Gollfoid
. Baitle Grouul, July JtU, lsvx
This 13 the ground where patriot bled!
Wide scattered here are Guilford's dead! ,
Peace! couie with slow and reverend tread, j
And voice all subdued; . .
Break tot their longj deep, love-engendered
Where silence reigns" above this field
Once wild the thundering wiuadrons wbeet-
ed; - .-. - J .
Earth jarred, and armies' swerved and reel
: ed; - -
Tbe thrillinjr bujrle-blow
Once eHfyin vain lor; heroes laid forever
. " - low! "'''
Ther who then, as Gibraltar's ruck,1
' Withstood the direst battle-? hock, '" '
'Art! dared in death's bare face to mock,
were not inured to arms--- .; -Till
then, had never knowu vvnrV awful leaden
storms.
But they were men torn to be free,
Even though' through death's dark gates
should be ' '
The path that led to liberty!
Rather that sunless way
Than slavery's galling, strong-forged chaiu
with life for aye!
Yon granite marks where that stern band.
When veterans fled, tock their last stand"
'Hid thouuer-dint. while levin-brand
Fell full upou their breast
Rnshrin" the dust by all the brave revered
aud blessed!
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Fen'ialo Compluinta and JJiontn y
Molarity, Lcuwrra-uor
Bi"kor Sides, strengthens tbe feeble, bmlda
in the v. bo!e svstem.- It bus cured tliousanda
' nd wiU cum you. Druhis buvc it. benti
fiUtliP ft lHk. ; ' -
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Counterfeiters at Work.
Two white men, John Honeyetitt
ami TliaJ Kenntdv, nave been operat
ing h counterfeit money shop in Utah
neihttorluHHl of Union county. They
are rather hold in their work ami use
all kinds of material, from pewter
spoons ti still worms. They stole ad
v hist le of a steam engine last week
and run it into doll.irs.' Officers are. on
the lookout for them. The moulds
they ite 1iave been used hy three en-
eratious. of connteifeiler?, Ihe fiit
phu-e t Key weje used heinir in Mont
yomery coun I y. -
Murdered His Wife.
F ml Tison. a neio living near Bam-
l.niir S. C . had a vow with his wife
! lal. week during which he strk her
over tike head with a whip handle,
kiUinp: her almost, instaetly. H'dra
el her to "a creek and pinned ' her
lxdv to fch J Itottom hy driving a stake
th&.uii her eloti.'inj?. It wns-found
by a seiirchin party, of which the hu.
haud v.'iis the leader. All investiga
tion was held hy the coroner and Tison
broke down and confessed. He 'came
near being lynchexLby a mob of ne-
r . ' ,
Me seems I -hear that vollev's roar,
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Ami see But noy I see noiuor!
Lo! through the clouds of puioke thej' pour,
Drogoons and Hessian slaves!
Aud Winston's level tlauie rolls back their cir
cling glaves!
But that fierce onset is not stayed!
They front those legions undismayed:
They meet, they mix. blade rings on blade
. Till but the dead aud he
lletuainVbrave Tullialerro co.uM die but never
ilee! . ,
.
'T Was then thatshank so red with guilt,
Holding with savage hate its hilt,
Struck last and its own crimson spilt,
Figuring the iron grasp
Thenceforth relaxing till the tyrant's latest
gasp!
Dead is that soul that docs not l'.amo
At sight of Guilfuid's deat.hl"ss n.ime
And her three children heirs of tV.uiu!
Hy Al.Miiance'3 child
Graven on that fair memorial to -their deet
up-piied!
What though for them no more shall break
The long reveille, and they wake
To trumpet's call nor caimon's iuake
While with soft pace and slow
cross th world the solemn centuries stealing
go!
roes.
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J. W. Yiitos.TullaVioma. Tenn.. wnte?- j
,,;It does uw gnnl to itiiUKe ttotanic llo"
l'ahn. It cured me of an abscess on 4ip
liinj:6 and ustluna lhi troubled me two
year and th.it other" remedies failed to
Iti'licfit." ; " '
WANTE
A Reliable I'ersou in EveryTown
Tto take the Exclusive Agency
? . of the
'World's Columbian Expo
sition Illustrated,
authentic; grsah of the faih.
Great Opportunity t-:.lakc 3Icey for
the Next Year.
One Chance in a Limetime.
Enelose 15 cents in stamps for Sam
ple copy nwl tU 'particulars.
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15a kQXBl ST., CHiCAOrj, ILL
Yellow Fever in New York Harbor.
New York, Jvly 13. The steam
shipJxrdanv;orm is detained at quaran
tine on account of yellow fever. The
Ardangoim jarrived Satin day from
Cienfueos. Captain Willian Kettig
died during the passage, uf yellw j
fever. ..-That disease is raging ui a
u'lmber of ports near Cienfuegos aud a
r!oe watch is beiur kept on all ves
sels sailing from there. The Anduu
jorni will beheld in quarantine a few
days louder. She brought no passen
ovrs and all her crew are still on board.
Utti"' took sick JfiK 2 id. and died at
4:30 a. m. July 1Kb.
Hvirdwell. Kv.. Julv 8 - In the pres
ence of sevem I thousand people Miller,
the double murderer uuu rapisr, wa
haimed here at 3:40 yestenl.y after
- They live who die the world to bless
Though never their sod a footstep press
As they sink in torgcltulncss
tiut on the world's dark verge,
Miilivicm'a oc.eaii-moau their oulv funer
dirge.
They die who H'vf for self, although
Till time is o'er life's paths they know,'
And never above their bosoms flow
Lethe's unlearning stream
Ln as thd Wain circles the North's unfailing
beam!
And they still live! When that proud stone
- Is by the battering years o'erthrown,
And mingltd with their dust is blown
Hound earth's uupeopied shore,
l - . . WASHINGTON L "2 1 TEH. . ,
From our rejalar corresiiottfent.
Facts are stpbborn things, and now
that the Democrats hare an opportuni
ty to examine ; the pension roll the
are turning .up-every dy to p ove that
the claim made by Democrats for
years, that millions of dollars were be
ingpaid out illegally for pensions;' was'
correct. Cases are numerous1 where
men tire araMrinir a mom u lor trv
tal disability and lire in addition fol-
owing ordinary avocations and draw
ing the fame salaries as uninjured
men. Two cases i.f this sort turned
up thi week right here iu Wwshitig-
on, on'e man a musician. -regularly em-
doved and the other a government
lerk, and ihere are many more hre
These two men vere re-examined and
heir pensious reduced to $17 and 23
a month respectively, and so apparent
was the justice of the reduction that
neither of them availed themselves of
the right to appeal from the decision
of-the board of examiners.
A,. little incident occurred this week
at the Pem-ion Office which shows
that polities do not enter into the pies
ent conduct of that oftfee. A Demo
cratic Congressman called to protest
against the reduction of the pension of
a prominent Democratic worker in his
district, aud said that the man had in
fluence enough to throw his district,
which is close, to the Republicans.
The -papers iu the case were produced
and it was conclusively shown that the
'man' was drawing a larger pension
than he was entitled to, and the Con
gressman had to acknowledge it, al
though he still asked that this particu
lar pension be noc reduced, lie was
informed, as other Democratic- Con
ijresMueu have been who called upon
similar errands, that the policy of thi
administration was to administer the
law as it exists without regard to the
politics of the pensioners.
Secretary Morton thinks the wo;k j
of the -Weather Bureau should be con-!
Gned to the purposes for which it wns
established and that the employment
of h'gh-salarie I scientific ex per s to
experiment ;dons lines which nobody
really knows anything about is all
wrong, and -in cons-q::ence of tho e
thoughts he has notitied Several pro
fessors who have been engaged upon
work that was of no immediate piaHi-
- . v -
cal use either to tbe I'uTeu or o the
public that their services- will be dis-
,rll peused with. The Secn-tary intends
that the. eat ire talent ot tbe bureau
shall be devoted to impr'sving daily
forecasts of the weather, which he be
lieves to be the work which is the most
beneficial to the public. "How the
fur would fly," remarked a man who
knows considerable about the inside
working of some of the other so-called
scientific bureaux of the government.
if a man like Morton was put in
money throughout the country. Un
der his wise leadership -we wi'l be ahh
to frame a measure which will be sat
isfactory to a.l the interests - of out
laud."
T7AY3 OF DRIVING A HEN.
TheKaa Nobly Comes to the Frox-t
' and .Knows aOl About it. t
Datbury Newa.
When a woman has a hen to drive
into the coop she take held of htrJ
hoops .with-; both hands and sbakis
them quietly toward the delinquent
and says, "Shew, there!'1 The hen
takes one look at the obj.ct, and then
stalks majestically into the coop in
perfect disgust of the sex. A mau
Uoeau't do that vvy. lie goes" out oi
doors and says, uIt is singular nobodj
in this house can drive a lien but my
self." And, picking up a stick ot wood,
hurls it at the offending biped, and
obse.rycs, "Get iu there, you thief."
The hen immediately loses her reason
.ind dashes to the opposite end of the
yard. The man straightway dashes
after her. She comes back again with
her head down, tier wings out aud fol
lowed by an assortment of stove wood,
fruit cans and coal clinkers, with
much pulling and a very uiad man in
the rear.
Then she skims up on the stoop, and
under the b rn, and over a feuce or
two, and around the house, aud back
again to the stoop, all the while talking
as only an excited hen can talk, and
all the while f ollowed by things convi
nier.t tor hanuhu". and lv a man
whose eoat is on the saw buck, anc
whose-perspiration and profanity ap
pear to have no limit. 13y this tim
the other hens have come out to takes
hand m the debate aud help dodge the
missiles and the man says every hen
on the place shall be sold in the morn
ing, and puts on his things and goes
down the street, and the woman dons
her hoops, and has every one of those
hens housed and contented in two min-
iit -s, and the only sound lu ard on thi
premises is the hammering by the
eldest, I.ov as he mends the broken
pickets.
Highest of all in Livening Power.-Latest U. S. Gov't fetpbft
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Wiser counsel prevailed," and . Mr.
IlayjU father of the murdered girl
relented, saying that he would be satis
fied at his death by. the rope, iustead bf
fire. . .
As soon as the negro was strung up
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Greensboro. N. C:. J ulv U. The worst h s body was rululea witn DUiieis ana
fire Greensboro hasever h-ul broke out ! atterwnrds set tire to.
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They then shall live, aud ou aud on torever i c1)irrre Qf tdie Geological and tlie
woik r,.ar . Survev ofTicps. He knows enough
I " ' " J
..l..f nnf In ullmv himself to
be bamboozled by the fake scientists
Postmaster General BUsell decided whose sole object in life is to hold on
I
toabaudon the thsee siz.s of post.al to the soft snaps they now hare.
Con-
carus now in use auu to Biiuium'"- i oeiiHtoi uiuw, . n.-.
si.e for both single aud reply curds. Uressional ejfvrier.ce makes his opin-
tock in tne
cations which' have been sent to the talk about the extra session being a
s.uu ;
Htt.o,cUck this 'morning, located on
I 1 11! . 11 . F 1
oouui ii,i m street, in the large store or
Sample S. -Brown. The fire started be
tween the tin roof and t lie ceiling of
third floor. " ' It was stubborn to fight,
but the fire department, under the cool
head of Chief BenSow, subdu-d it. At
onetime it looked like the whole block
'-(the. finest in the city )vvould go. The
- ln.: l i I. l, -w'lrt rir i..
s.'03ji iu nie siocu ib iiuiu cio,uuu 10
S 20,0QP, covered by insurance; the
ba lding $1,000 also covered by insur
ance. iThe top story ouly was bun ed.
but much damage from water. The
. Kxids on the floor were uvstlv removed
James Butler, a Lyon county Kan.,
warmer, has had pipers prepared for a
peculiar suit. S uue weeks since
tioudbnrst -caused tu? destruction of
Sutlers wheat, crop. A. B. Mont-
, hOuiery, a rainmaker, claimed to have
. . - .1 A I" 1 It I .1
viiuseu tne cloudburst, riutler propo-
. "es to make Jjontginery s raiij com-
llttiw, M l . - fl .
i'u" pay tne damage, the same
nii caused a val;out on the-. S inb
f e line, and a wreck followed, in which
wieugmeer was killed. The wife o
lhe dead engineer will Jilso bring sui
against Montgomery for 610,000 dam
' ages, '
Miller denied his guilt io the last.
H. Q. Evans, of Ottumwa, la., .was
ippointed Wednesday chief of division
in the office of the second Auditor ot
he Treasury. Mr. Evans is a son-in-
law of the Gen. 3TB. Weaver, of lowa
who was the Populrst candidate for
President in, the las-t campaign. He
has always bien a Democrat, though it
is said he. voted for his father-in-law
last fall. Congressman Hayes was his
principal backer for the-office he., got
Wednesday. - -
l- .. u: i.i. rr. uf u tiP;ikin? of it he
prOSpeCll'C UlUliriJl iui tiiiv vuyiiiiw I oIXOl v vile, J o
furnishing the . postal service with "Congress will probably be in contin-
cards during the next four years cull u0ll3 session until August do, JbiH, it
fr cards of the uniform siz-s of three not longer." Kepresenlative v
half by five and oue-halt 0f Vest Virginia, tne gentleman who
is thought to stand the best cnance or.
k-: ebrman of the Ways and
Col. John M. Wilson, U. S. AM who coram;tte of the House, should
re-appointment of President Cleve- -firJ- . Iint .t it again, also
A Much Hixed Prayer
The Kev. Dr. Marshall s prayer a
the Jefjei-son Day is ceremonies, in
Raleigh was published in many papers
iu this State. The Goldsboro Argus,
by a blunder of foreman, gives the fol
lowing as part of this prayer:
liOh Lord, our Heavenly Father, the
high and mighty Ruler of the universe,
who doth from Thy throne behold all
dwellers upon earth, Thou hast been
our refuge from one generation to an
other. Before the mountains were
brought forth, or even the earth and
world were made. Thou art God from
everlasting.
The price of prime Irish potatoes is
'looking up' on the Northern markets.
They were quoted yesterday at $4.10
per barrel, and world without end."
This is almost as badly mixed as the
old minister's description of Noah's
wife, whom he confounded with the
ark. In reading he skipped a page,
aud r.?ad "she was three hundred cu
bits long, fifty cubits wide, thirty cu
bits deep, "and pitched inside and out."
Or su"-"ests the Charlotte Obxerirr,
as that of the sermon of the darkey
wi... .,',!- '-An' while Paul was nreach-
fcriefs of General Nature.
The attendance at the World's Fail
u increasing almost daily.
The Alumnae of St.. Mary's School
are moving to establish a scholarship
The State Fireman's Association
will meet in Wilmington on July
20th.
There is a mail carrier who leave
Henderson daily on a bicycle and
makes a forty mile trip every day!
The Florida Agricultural College
has conferred the degree of LL. D. on
Hoke Smith, Secretary of the Interior.
Mr. Freeman Cotnan, a high y es
teemed citizen of Davidson County,
died very suddenly, Monday of I; st
week; aged 72 years.
H. J. Allen, of Wake county, was
caught iu some belting at M. L. W oed
lip's mill, one dsy last week, and had
his leg broken and b dy badly bruised
Attacks on Chinese in Oregon art'
oecomihg more frequent. One- wa.
found iu Portland Wednesday morn
iug horribly mutilated.
Lee Crawford, of Macon county, has
leen appointed clerk of the Supreme
Court of Macou c-uuty by Judge Geo
A. Shuford.
The Battery Park Hotel Register, a
hree-column four-page paper, devoted
o chat about persons at the l-ig hotel,
has made its appearance for the summer.
Mr. R. It. Day, member of class of
94 of Wake Forest College died in
Scotland Neck Thursday morning.
He was a ministerial student.
Detroit, July 13. Dr. Henry T.
Meyer aiid-wife were arrested here last
nioiit. They are wanted in several
large cities for poisoning people that
they might get insurance on the vic
tims' lives. -
Edgecombe County Alliance ndopt-
1 resolutions urging Congressman
Woodard, to vote for free and unlimit
ed coinage of silver, aud not to vote for
tbe defeat of the Sherman law until
the free coinage bill is offered.
One of our,Rpublic in contempora
ries ' remarksthat "Carlisle h vry
slow." Slow but sure. The level
headed pilot always goes slow when he
Is Hearing the shoals, or gets among
the rocks.
TheAsheville Citizen has receive
TERRIBLE JXPLOSlONr
Too High Pressure.
la these days of keen cocapetitioa In every
line, when the business msa b compelled to
bend his intellect and every tacrgT to the.
success of his business; tbt elermv book
keeper, professional tnaa ami laborer, to
drive themselves at a tertifitf rata, there can
be bat one result an explosion, which, if
not resulting in iinnrriali daatV, kvr
them with tfcaUersd braina and bodies.
1 her are running at too khjk pressure.
The strain is too great. Sosnethtng must
and does give war. This is equally true ot .
women. Though their sphert is mors
limited, they have their daily burdew, frel3.
and worries, and the results are tbe same as
with their stronger eopaaootv
This condition is growing worse every
day. The rapidity of its increase is awfol
to contemplate. . Our homes, horpiuls, and
inline asylums are fall of these unJorturttea,
and are being crowded still farther. There
is but one solution of the metier. Recog
nize the importance of tbe situation at once, -ami
take the necessary meaaures to over
eome it. If you have failing saeeoory, hot
flashes, disiiness, nervous or sick headache,
biliousness, irritability, melaaeholy, sleep-
lessnes, fainting, nervous dyspepsia, epi
lepsy, etc know that any one of them is but.
a svmptom of the calamity that may befall
Toil, and even though you have used so
called remedies and treated with reputable
nhvsirians with little or no benefit, rive Dr.
Miles' Restorative Nervine a trial. It is
the only remedy that may be depended
upon for nervous disorders.
" Two years I I. Miles; estoratiT
Nervine with marked benefit. ea lsierludure
m, ou, who bad been sick wUfc eatarrst of the
bidder five years ia tbe bajMta o ewr bajl , y hy
icUti.totry it togetaer wlalW Kerrj
an.1 Liver Pills. HswMmwonaeTFbscehfed
that he i ittendinf to bnsioaai stain. My wife
alKO ned Nervine with SMSt eaeellent wnlt.
All of u topether have no OMd bm thsn tix
Nittles of Nervine. Several of mu (Heeds bare
it- uted it. and sre FaUy tmproved."-l.oius
Gihl.8, Bnrher AClbbs PlowCo . awtosu Ohio.
Dr. Miles' Restorative Hervine t" 'old by TI
rtnicelton a positive rwrsru. or tt br Dr.
Mile Medicsl Co.. ElthaK, InJ.. a teeeit of
priee. $1 p-r bottle, iil hotllei. f. expeeprT''l
It is ixUklvely free ftoai opUles or danfirous
druzs. Free book at drutsisU, bl aaaU.
The Morganton Herald syi the
persons vho recently invdetl tlie
properly of the Waldene in "Dnrl e4
made a disturbance and coniniiited
acts of outrageous vandalism, haveC
been arrested and are uow in jaiL- in
Slorgauton. -
More than one-third of the 62,06fi
immigrants who landed at this pott
last month were It li n and Jewish,
sis the New York .Sum. The iuflow
of these races this year surpasses tiiat.
of every other year. It is evident tin t
buh the Italians and the Jews ar'-
pleased with this country, and thai,
those of them who have been here fe-
some time give encouragement to oth
ers to come. For a short time the
Jews of "Russia fi.und toii trouble uj
getting passage from this country, es
pecially frtm Hamburg, hut, when e
cl ud id from German ports, they go t'o
lielgin, Dutchr British, or Frerici:
ports, wh .re plenty of steamships' are
m i nr hoi r uori u -s :i imii i aw narv i s i w i . i ,
from a Henderson county man a half ' " V Z Z' i 1' , .
. all of which had,rt,,nmu4 J " J
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eu
in' de maiden fell out' uv de winder;
and de fragments dey gathered up wuz
twelve basketsful, an' whose wife shall
J she be iu de judgment?
and one
inches.
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Gcls,shotild boa vtiided; it weaken their
power of motion. A arontla aperient Q
-Cect Is only reqoired. Tiitn Tiny".
Liver PUls ore prepared with special .
views to the permanent euro of J
- C0STTVEKESS and HEADACHE. - "
They are mtld and remain in the sys- C
texn ntil they act on the liver, cause w
a natural flow of bUo and their tonie
properties Impart power to the bow-Q
els to remove nnluUthy accamala-
tions. GotMl appetite and digestion
result from the use of theeo little pilla. w)
Prlee, 25c Onice, 33 Park Plaec, N. Y.
.. o ooo o o o o
bv re-appointment
Hand has now charge of the White
House and the adjaceut grounds, has
made a report on the nece.-sity or.
somechaiigrs in the arranjgenients of
the domtstic life of the Chief Execu
tive. He thinks the' President should
,not lie ct)mpelld to have his office aud
private fesideuce under the same roof,
and urges" Congress to-take steps to
erect a suitable office building at an
early day. .
Afhovverof atnillion half inch toads
is reported about Grand Falls. ; Me.
The roads are covered with ' the m. 1 1
is thought they y4re swept tip from
the river by a waterspout thatoccured
a few davs ago. ..
Oscar Neebe, the Chicago anarchist
who was recently released from fce
peniteijtiaryV ' quietly mairied
Wednesday afternoon to Miss Eliza
dozen guinea egg"
one or more letters of the English al
phabet perfectly outlined onthe shell.
One of the eggs had four letters: K, h,
W and X.
L-.st week Dr. J. Allison Hodges,
a North Carolinian, was elected to a
choir in the Medical College r f Vir
ginia, and since then Dr. J. W. Long,
of Ratidlenian, has been chosen to a
similar position in the same institu
tion. The hon-Tovers in some of the hop-
Annthsr Cvclonf.
. if: 1 I A lor. '....:.w. ,..iif ioe in V York get
Still ater, 3lllMl., OU1J It' a .u-;j.U,,m-;um1Hiw ... .
. . 1 ..V Q.IO lb 1(2 i-vlll r 111!! ,1 nf sinv miii who Kills a
rihe CVClOUC StiUCiv ueie cii t.i.v uii)jMu '" ;
afternoon. The clouds were high un- skunk, which renders useful service by
1 ii fbv r-sM died the Atwood saw mill, ! going around the vines aud catching
n . . , 1 . i i-i . it...
tliint thA extra session win iuu in. j , to swoop down aud and eating a gruu a men iias me
th regular session and that the latter j , ' c;liryincr hug roots of the vines, in return for whic.U
will be an unusually long one. , . . t , pepsi. l wo em-; service the nop men cuiuv.ue
v;i thinks the tariff will be taken
f f j low ii -
up just a- noi.n - onson
Means .committee is announce.! r
. 1 "I J -r- IAlf I T I'll t
Speaker Crisp, ana W "i,cu injured.
mber of loys, nsning on tne
1 jM.fl8n,, the rafting sheds, Sam Sim- j skunk and protect him
us the vays una i, nn(1 William Anez, were lnstant-
annonncen ov ... , awovt,i others are severely
V.IA
mi u i;..mIv afrer the House
Will le IUIIllTuii"i;
goes through the formality of re
electing Mr. CriP Speaker.
Manv misstatements have been
mae concernUig the alleged antago
nism between the administration and
the silver Democrats in Congress. Rep
resentative Wheeler, of Alabama, is
und has been for years a silver Demo
crat, and this is the way he expressed
his antagonism: "I l.e unbounded
confidence in 'resident Cleveland,
Secretary Carlisle and the Democratic
partv. - Mr, Cleveland struck the key-
- i.n.n. of :ice.entance when
note in nis mc. -
JIU" ' - i I i 1 I 1
Hepp, of Chicago. The Uncle is tne Le minded legislation
owner of a flourishing saloon, I adequate money for our business
" ' ri.l also legislation which would
rdrcn Cry for Pitcher's Castoria 1 insure the proper distribution of this;
A nu
slip below the mill, were thrown info
the water and escaped with slight in
juries! The funnel shaped cloud also
struck the residence portion of the city
butas far as can be learned did no
damage other than overturning a num
ber of barns.
The Goldstar! Meudliqht says: We
learn, that in a difficulty at Scufileton,
Greene countySaturday night, Wm.
Dial, white, was shot three times by a
, a,.U l;.ll t.ikin effect in his
head. At last accounts he was para
lvzed and dying. His own pistol was
taken away from him and u-ed by the
u l.n did the work. Ta much
urV-. '
whiskey was the causes-
Morgan, and Edes, two white men
week.
The trustee of -the State AHianee of ,ackson county, engaged in a quar-
business fund has made the first pul. re wS,en Morgan st;ibbed Estes.
lie statement of the status of that yoking one of his ribs and severing
fund, it is brief but interesting. The . lungs Eu.4 ,iv( 5n a sv.ort while.
The trustee says that bto.WU was Run- . of NVest Virgin- Whole camps of filirr d
ortwiinstantiy kill, and T. W. road bein M
failuf sub-agents to give bond. McDaniel fatally injured, by being
n. flv.t SI 220 was lost to the Execu- struck by-a train oil the Kanawha and
tive Committee,
Coal River Railroad.
Dispatches from Alexandria, Egyp' .
of recmt date, say thai according to
the stories told by tli Egyptian medi
cal delegate to Mecca, who am vi. i
here from that pbee lat week, th:
scenes where the ravages from ipjjoler.i
haye trke i place are horribU beyond
comprehension. .Pilgrims have died
by the thousand insteadof by byndreu-,
.-, i a i i i. j wi-..
as the oinciai accounts uaveaiaivu. o
fast did the disease claijM theunftrtun-
ate that thev could not be buried and
hundreds of bodies were left to dee m-
pose in the sun.
Tiie Uelegate istatti tiuti instead of
there being 5,()00 deaths, th fiiimbf j
amounted to fifteen or twenty iJiou.
and.
The pfpkJ would fall while ai
prayer, writhing inigojiy and expire
in an hour or less, . Bodies w er :iouijd
ly iug everywhere in the teet nir i
country. Ttay uereathened up by It,
grave diggers without any istLttBipi
identititatron, and cartedjiway id hnjiv.
trenches, int which ilsey wrelawowc
and hastily covered uji.
Even with such treainvAut die gravt
diggers could not kep pace with death
So many victims were und lying
around tlwe i-itv every uxMaiug th.i
thev could uot tie buried, aid piles of
corpses were 2ilov'd t re.mai:u fr
days untouched.
The sceSes u ': ' ;d-v i,i ;.ItMMi:t
were barnbe iK-j-uni 4uiiippt:oo.
'It::
Alouna na
strewn with I heir white clothed bode-
no attempt bting made to reii
them.
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