Hi'
A' - '
has double the e-'r-
dilation of a: .
I other weekly, x -
lished in the cl j-
.1 ;)() a year,
Wto Now
Fourth sebies.
SALISBURY, N C, THURSDAY DECEHBER 14, 1893.
j lie Claroliea ''' WatcnmaiL
Z2
What
Castoria is Pr Samuel Pitcber'a prescription for Infants
mid Children. I contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance, ft is a harmless substitute
(,T paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
i is pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Million of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea
the 31 other's Friend; - - .. ' ,
Castoria.
-wtoriaw v) well adapted to children that
t :A 1 superior to any rrescriptioiv
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
-Theusacf ''Castoria U so universal and
irelJ know a inai it.
i to endorse it. Fsw are the
fctrilirat fanulif who do not keep Castoria
rithia w-'T reach.
Ja JUkttji, I). D.,
New York City.
HAGfJETiC NERVINE.
Is o'd with written
oua.-antt to cure
NervooaProetr.v
tion, Fiio, Dizzi
ness, Hce-laclm and
iNeuraigia nndVfr.ko-
t.7X-
Sum,
!co-
:-rc
. N",e ry. !r.--.'.i,y.!ii eatil
' , !; i I'C'ct in o:t!er sex.
, ". ',"ip . -: ui-t- '-j I ps, caused
. itMi U'll! of Vh i Ei-slll 'Mill
. - :., ""."wuk (.-ryf.ns their
. . .. thai of life; curnj
i W-ukn ;-,. A lnonlli' iruat-.!..:.-,
I'j ftiai!, to orry i-ddrcss, Jl
V. i'h f-v.'ry f-s- or-.i-r wo s ive a
t , r r rfi:r J t'i uincy.
i-uu-i oi-7 by cmc ex-
fHi-n '
Jl - 'j
4--
t
EJ):
TJTHEELL.
rv!.ihiU"RY, i . I
STARTLING INCREASE!
Insanity Last Year.
The increase of insanity lust year over the
podding year was aurilingl Think of it, j
p,jfiMufftnDg from nervoa3 troubles, such
m lick nu nervous headache, nervQusne?. I
conruUiona,' neurafgU. apoplexy, dyspep-ix ;
il(,LeinMS, paralysis, nervous pro Aral ton, '
epiJepav, etc. TIij o itiook woaM certainly
dco'irf ing f r you were there no mcjna !
of coc. Aav of the above diiii-iiltie, i
mi mt!T mire, are alv-tnee sytupto:u. uf j
iaiinuYoriDrujotUeretpi.iUydeji.orabiecon- .
ditwu iaJin in Huicide or preniaturo death. I
Dr. Franklin Miles, tlte noted fipeaaliHt, J
bu d?otd over -'J years to the Lnvestiga- j
tion cf nirToiis aff otion and in the result j
ofaiihbont lies the only hope of those allio,- a
J the troiibles name. IIW Ii'stor.- j
u Srvini iva positive tuesiM of relief, j
If you hve any nervoiis aftjetion attend to j
ittioooe. Di not wait till your intellect id
iU-rJ or the frenzy of suicide overcomes
7u. Delar U dangerous.
R'f J. R Milier. i'aotor of the M. TS. church,
t Km. ra , write: "Uvcrworit caiue me to
bfwk djwa aom.netely The eff.irn of itsveral
rJdl;l'jr, ant eitit wceki of travel, did 'me
liuU tord. I could not real or study, and my
ooaiuoii f teriout I ten usinij "lr. Miles',
IUtirative Nervin-, four battles of which coin-Mt-flreurei
inc. c-e:it mv erilitudc."
" I ukeu i'ik hut Ipril'.andhvltheattend-m-jh
rf iltrei a:ir '-st piiviii -ia is. The result
watbtt!nend of f ir jiioithxr was a help
iwalid. e n!d no: eat. aud did nit Ret thirty
lwp in if hoar-.. Jst 55 po inds In
iSi. Fiur ei?1 I tie?tn usin? Or Miles'
t!.rlT N'erTine. Restorative Tonic an Sen-e
n4 Ursr PIMh. h1t ginrt 1 V p muds in
9it, en eat and uleon, and feei as well as I
er c Stephana, CarUsW. Pa.
' ' w afl cte 1 with nervnn prostration over
"V arj, m l drlnc that time was unahlr to
pn.fiiy w vk. Through the nj.of Or. Miles'
"rilve Vo'rvine I am entirelv restored to
Mt'ft. aa 1 abla to conduct my butnes the nm?
Jsf 'iBTioknev I rceom mnd- 1 1 teNc-vine
wt rouac mn aUi nCrcin-t from nrv us pr
'tm, iii he. to. received wMtdvful benefit
nia it Dr. MlleV remc'li a arc considered a pan
"r koW-W S. Outlaw. Ga'i.-n. Mich.
f MiU1 Rtorative Nervine is ol 1 hv alt
O'V.naa a !sitire euaraatee orbv Ir. Miles
MU.cai C i.. E'khart. Ind , on receipt of pHce. t
V r ,,tt1, f"r 5. express preP4. It
avly free from nil ooiatesaisd daneerous
anK Drs Nrre and li'ver H1U 2S eenta
Cri'IJ,T,,ollM.1 0 Mailed anywhere. Free
" oruipaia, or by mail.
For jile ,v afl Druggists.
Can
Read
The Future ?
fro you know what your con
dition will be 20 years hence?
Will your earning capacity
be equal tc the support of
yourself aiut family? This is
a serious question, yet, you
cduld confidently, answer
'yes" if you had a twenty
years Tontine Policy in the
Equitable Life
A rnethod which guarantees
jll the protection furnished
by any kind of life insurance,
and in addition the largest
b returns to tlipse policy
holders whose lives are pro
longed, and who then need
- money rather than assurance."
fror facts and figures, address
W' J- R0DDEY, Manager,
For the Carolinas, '
ROCK HILL, , Q.
,7 . : Tobacco tnn A
S '-' e : ' 2 hoi: Moufi!
You
is
Castoria.
Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Soisr Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, jives sleei, e-id promotes
gesUon,
Without injurious medication.
dJ '
" For several years I have rocommendec
your 'Oastoria,' and shall olays continue tt -"
do bo aa it Las invariably produced beneficia
results." -
Ebtvtn F. Pahdec. M. D.,
125th Street and TUi Avo., New York City
Thje Cuttaitk ClOKPAirr, 77 MuaRAT Street, Nkw Toes Cot
A3
FEST
INVESTMENT
I EVER MADE.
There arc s.njr.a rci
' 3 ctorcs i 1 our iiri'e
: v.i a ti.iy.inal-itsjt
cities wLit h sell 2,Cn a'.r.: o:
a net profit of $2t';,' a "
C Hi ll Ml"lt ! ,
t ic r.:t-r r.ioiiJ on
but we (k !1 a Krer.t i.ia'.y 1
our laUicK , misses r.uj c
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thiy r.cil on'y : ( y.i'r.A r-f k" & s
earn $'- u a V. ' t'r5v,'.
yearly divtdoid't " C"-.i!m:' , i
a year on th- i::v- ;::.!.; . .'-. m
a 8!i.irc. The jiriw j-m. t
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less th in thia ;r!c, . h: f - i
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Write fir a prospectus rr,:-.;:.i
our tockbMer, cc, r . .-
rve'o-ine vfuhitr' ' rrt, n'v'i
: t'.e rami- of
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a Hharc
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''A (inUrtr sured it a dollur earned."
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, : diivcred free ntiywb-Tt" m the U.S.,oa
r-rr-j receipt of ( ttxh. Money Order,
- . or r. 8t;l Note for $1,0.
5 . I'nrtnis every way the booW
; v. f.'-i;' ian'! retail ptorea for
-, . ,. v.- . ' . .si i.OU. Wc make ihia boot
crclvos, t.terciore we guarr
i.r?.e the. s'ule inJ irrnr,
eid if anyone io n)t a.tisiU-d
vo wiil refund the money
V or wiidnnothcrirdr. tpt ra
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Caveat, and Trade-Marks obtained, and .all Pat
ent business conducted for Moocbatc Fcce.
Ous Officc is OPMStttU.S. pTrnTOrriec
and we can secure patent lu has time thau thooa
remote from Washiiujton.
Send model, "drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advic, if patenuhle or not. free of
charge. Our fee not due till patent Is w -cored.
A Pampmlct. "How to Ohtain Patenta," with
names of actual clients in your GUte, county or
Iowa, sent free. Address,
C.A-SriOW&CO.
Opp. riATCNT Office. Wash.xgton. D. C.
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'GOLDEH CAPSULE?
?'j$ky?-j Are Safe and Alwaya
Beliable ; better than X&asy or lennyroal Pills
- and all similar medicines. Unexcelled for Irrtularl
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sore reoiedy, guaranteed, ucverfaila. Price ft. A
taieonalledaarcsivd. X,AKESlIa 8FECIF1
' t$9-84-bO Market bU. Chicago, 111.
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that is
-the life
fiffhtiug
against Consuru p-
uou.
Only act
proixptly. y
Put it off, and
-Tj" - T nothing can save
"S""--1--- you. But, if tak-
en m time, ur.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will cer
tainly cure.
It must bo done through the blood and
the " Discovery " is the most potent blood
cleanser, strength-restorer, and flesh-bui'dcr
that's known to medical science. Tho scrof
ulous affection -of the lungs that's called
Consumption, and every form cf Scrofula
and blood-taints, all yield to it For Weak
Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Bronchitis, Asth- ,
ma, and all severe, lingering coughs, it's an !
unequaled remedy. It's tho pnly cne that's
guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
in every case, ypu &ave your money back.
Can anythicg glse, at any price, be really
as cheap ? "
e You pay ly for value-received.
- Something else, that pays the dealer bet
ter, may Be offered as iC iust as good. Per
haps it is, for hinij but if can't be, for yott,
IT RHKfi IS. PS
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CONGRESS AT WORK.
Tho
Hawaiian Question "Warmly
Discussed.
5I0RE CmCULAIIOS FOR TEE BAjKS.
Probable Change In the Wilson mil The
Itrpsblicain Prt'nrlnjr for i Viicer-
tight Tho Bankruptcy
Kill Will Not Pom.
Wabhisotoxv December T. A spirit-
ed discussion of tbe liavyiian ques-
occurred in the senate todav. The
'debate rose over the resolution
Offered yesterday by Mr. Hoar, of
r Massachusetts, requesting the presi
dent to forward to the senate all tlte
correspondence on the Hawaiian ques-.
tion. , Mr. II oar. advocated the resolu
lion, and in very strong iarifrtfage
pondentned the "president's course.
Messrs. Sherman, Hill and Frye
frpoke in favor of the resolution, and
-Mensers. Mills, Vilas and liary against
it, but it was finally adopted without
division. .
: The house passed the senate amend
ment to the resolution appropriating
i 50,000 to carry out the provisions of
I tfo fHin ATiiiismn i f j .v-tttriflil
was agreed to,
Jl'he house subcommittee on banlting
And currency has agreed to report
favorably thebill allowing national
l.anks to issue circulation notes to the
full amount of bond deposited to se
cure circulation.
Washington, December 8. In the
senate, Miu Hill give notice that he
vould, on Monday next, move to take
up for consideration the - house bill to
repeal the federal election laws, and
Mr; Hoar gave notice, in that connec
tion, that he would move to refer that
bill to the committee on privileges and
flections.
The democratic members of the
fiiiance committee of the senate held a
conference this morning, at which it
was decided that a comparative state
ment should be prepared, showing
the difference between the rates of
tariff under the Wilson bill and the
existing law, and as boon as th:s is re-
ceived the committee will begiu work
1 on the bill independent of the action
of the house, i
! From the tenor of the remarks of a
i leading member of the committee,
: the inference is drawu that there may
: be numerous -. changes in the Wilson
! bill wnen it is reported to the senate.
! It is understood that the republi
cans of th-? s.-nat" are preparing ior
an agtrres.-ive iight, and that the ap-
pointmcnt of their committee is the
iirst step towards organization for it.
i Washington. December 9:--The
house ia committee of tbo-'wlrole
killed the ankruptcy bilLioday by a
vote of lol to VX The enacting clause
was stricken out. This virtually de
stroys the bill..
? A bill to repeal the ten per cent,
tax ou state bank circulation has beeu
framed hy the subcommittee to which
the full committee on banking and
fi currency referred all measures to this
question.
The house committee on banking
and currency today reported a substi
tute for the ilrawley bill, intended to
exempt from taxation the issue of
notes put out by certain banks, most
. ly in tlie south, during the late strin
geuey. FOU3 IN A DUEL.
i
W'hii the Smoke Cleared Away Three AVero
Found to lie tfhot.
i SrBiNO Place, O a. . December 8. Yes
terday at 3 o'clock the residence of
M. H. Hill was the scene ox a bloody
battle, lioge Terry, who has been
for some time seeking the hand of Mr.
Hill's daughter, went to Mr. Hill, ac
companied by Dob l'ates, his uncle,
who was armed with a Winchester,
hunting for Tom Mctlhee, a son-in-law
of Hill, who had entered a
protest against Terry's visiting Miss
, Hall.
i They got McGhee out of the house
by persuading him that tliev wanted
peace, but soon after he entered the
vard and after the old fend had been
discussed by Terry and McGhee, Hates
took it up and began cursing Mc
Ghee, at the same time advancing on
t him.
McGhee, realizing that he was in
the bands of his enemies and that
danger was at hand, opened fire on
i ltob. Simultaneously Terry fired at
i Mr. Hill who had just come upon the
scene. The pistols were all fired until
empty.
When the smoke cleared away it
' was found that Mr. Hill was shot in
the thigh and .one finger, Hates in
' both sides and McGhee in the foot
J and side. Terry went unharmed. It
- is thought that the wounds of Mr.
i Hill will prove ftal as he is an old
man. All belong to prominent fami
lies in the county. Bates and McGhee
are in bed and Terry is on the scout
: with the sheriff in pursuit.
j - Capture of Chlnrse.
1 Key west, Fla., December 10. Cob
j lector Jeff Browne and his posse, who
I left here this morning for Bocachrca,
! to capture the Chinese landed at the
latter place by -'a Spanish smack, re
turned this evening, bringing eighteen
of the twenty-four which were landed.
The other six seem to have gotten in
town somehow. Those brought in by
Collector Browne;, are under surveil
lance of a force of inspectors aud will
be held until orders are received "from
Washington as to what action shall
be taken. They were three days on
the Boeaohica without food
stole flS.OOO.
Socm Bbsd., Isd., Decembers. The
.South Bend National bank was robbed
of over 1,000 today. The robbery
was committed in broad daylight,
while hundreds of people were on the
Street and the robbers succeeded in
getting away with their booty with
put leaving the slightest clue. The
Jid the work while all the officers and
employes were at dinner, Th-y got in
through a bai-k wjadotv amiujsned Lhe
safe door. ' -
. -
GIRLS HAD TO RUN.
Midnight Fire IJestrori the Southern
J Female University. I
EiiiMixsiiAii, A i. a., December?. The '
Southern. , Female university ..was
burned to the ground last nighty to
gether with all -the furniture it con
tained. Miss. Minnie Dcane, . of War
rior, one of the students and a negro
domestic, named. .Vjicgittia, are, it is
feared, fatally. burned. ;
j Mis .Deane, in the excitement
rushed back into the building after
being safely out and her hair became
ignited. She soon became enveloped
in flames and but for the heroic work
of J. li. llobins would have been
cremated. He was severely burned, !
as was Mr. J. H. Foster, who was
doing good woork 'assisting in savingi
what Could, be gotten from tue build-.
ing. . --'.T...:.; . .- f
The -school's apparatus, valued a'
83,000, is a total toss. . - -
The girls had all retired and most
of them escaped in their night cloth
ing. Many of thenr were more or kss
burned and bruised in escaping from
tlte building.
The loss on the building is $40,000
and on furniture 85,000. The for
mer was the property of the Klyton
Land Company and was insured for
S15.000.
DinjiiKOiiAM, Ala., December 8. As
a result of tbe Southern university
fire last night, Miss Minnie Dean, of
Warrior, Ala., is' dead, and Virginia
We t, a chambermaid, is not expected
to recover. The other parlies who
were injured will recover beyouad
doubt.
A SHOCKING! TRAGEDY.
Lawrence WllUanta, a White Man, Kill
Ilia Nero Paramour.
Savannah, Ga Decern ber 9. Law
rence Williams, white, murdered Eliza
Martin, colored, this afternoon about
5 o'clock, in a house on South llroad
street. The wornim was Williams'
mistress and the caus of his action is
thought to be jealousy. He left the
house in a bad humor about 4:30
o'clock this afternoon and returned
shortly before 0 o'clock. He entered
her room, where she wae at the time,
and without a word of warning went
up to her and drove a heavy butcher
knife into her right breast.
The woman is supposed to have
jumped as if to get away from Wil
liams, when he hit her a blow with
the knife across the right arm. break
ing the bone. He then drove the
knife up to the hilt in her back and
left her. She was found a short time
aft-r. having attrctiid a erovd by
her screams, with the knife still btielc
iug in her lack.
Williams escaped but the police are
after hin pretty closely and it is likely
that he will soon be caught.
A MAYOR KILLLJ.
liirby Miilor, a Tough, Cruahcs the Fkall of
tlu .Muyor of lla.c'liurst.
nAZT,Knui:3T, Misk, December 5.
The most dastardly assassination i
the annals of this cour-'y took place
here todRy in the killing of lloa. 10. C.
Williamson, mayor of this town, by
Ivirby Miller, a notorious tough t;nd
hoodlum. Last Spring the mayor had
Miller arrested for gambling. Miller
admitted his guilt, was sentenced to
pay a fine and for contempt of court
was sent to jail for thirty days. Since
that tine Miller has evidently har
bored the purpose which he carried
out today by arming himself with a
heavy bludgeon and waylaying Wil
liamson, approaching him unawares
and felling him to the ground with a
two-handed- blow, crushing in his
skull for three inchos. The murderer
wis arrested.
Disastrous Fire st Maniiinjf.
Manning, S. C, December 6. On
Saturday night this town was visited
by a most destructive fire. It was
discovered in the upper story of Legg
it Hutchinson's livery stables among
the hay. It reached Webber's market
and Thames's restaurant, destroying
both buildings in a short time. It
then caught the Dank of Manning,
Sires and Chandler's furniture store,
then the establishment of Mosos Levi,
then crossed the street, burning two
stores of Weinburg & Strauss one oc
cupied by Louis Louns, then the West
ern Union office aud The Manning
Times office. The cause of the fire is
unknown. Tho total loss is estimated
at from GrW.OOO to 5575,000 with insur
ance of 335,003.
a a k era Couvirted.
Waco, Tkxas, December 11. C. L.
McCoy and 11. D. Cone, president and
eashier respectively of the insolvent
Bell County Kational Bank of Temple,
were convicted in the United States
circuit court upon indictments for mis
appropriating, funds of
the bank and
rendering false reports to the comp-
troller of the currency. The amount
" . ...
of their embezzlement was 510,000.
They signed forged names to notes,
which they placed in the bank to de-
ceive tne
bank examiner and balance
their shortages.
Back in Their Oid Place.
JerskT Citv, N. J., December 0. The
old employes of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company, who went out on a
"strike, are gradually being taken back
to work. A large number of engin
eers, firemen and switchmen who
went out are now back in their old
places.
Tbs Central PaclfRc'a President.
8an Francisco, December 0. -II. E.
Huntington has been elected president
of the Central Pacific railroad to suc
ceed the late Senator Stanford. Mr.
Huntington is a nephew of C II.
Huntington, president of the South
ern Pacific, and came to California twc4
weeks ago to look after his uncle's in
terests, Muulilojetit Gift.
Chicago, December 10. Mr. D. K.
Perkins of Chicago has -offered to givt
;5,000 to Dury College at Springiield
Mo., providing $75,000 can bo ihimm
frtm other sources. andx he-will in
crease tho gift to '.i.'JOii if au addi
tional 10,000. can bj ?ecuivd.
HEARD FROM
.
Ete Dcomsto Have a Consldrabl
Ainotsit of rxscreticn.
KO CHANGE 15 TEE SITUATIQi YET.
Order Will be Prraerel-!I fhowa S
lnn'ng to royalty If t l Ocpiart
tuff from Ilia Inatructlona He ia
Erring the Safe hide.
Tort Towxpend, Wash., December
7. The barkentine Klickitat. Captain
thitler, arrived yesterday from Honno
luju, with advices to November 20th.
four days after the tpauoer Alexan
dria sailed for San Francisco. " In an
interview published in TheXyening
Star, MhiifHer Willis is 'reported'' to
have said: - -"
"You are cuthorizcrl to state' that
no change in the present situation
will take place for several weeks. I
brought with me certain instructions
from the United states government on
the "Hawaiian situation, but sinco my
arrival
contingencies have arisen
about which neither the United States
government nor myself were aware
when I left .Washington. 1 have
thought best to submit these matters
to Washington before preoeedinir' f ur-
j ther to carry out lay original instrus-
lions. No one need fear Irouble,
and no lawlessness will be permitted."
This statement gave the anexation
ists inuoh satisfaction, and the royal
ists were much displeased. On ac
count of the many rumors current of
the contemplated action of. the queen's
supporters, the provisional govern
ment found it necessary to keep two
companies of soldiers under arms for
several nights after the Alameda
sailed.
Continuing, Minister Willis said:
"I mean that until the time comes
for me to carry out my intentions, the
peace and good order of this cominu-
jnity will be kept undisturbed in the
j interest of humanit3, aQd that any
' attempt made by any person or per-
sons to make trouble will be prompt
ly chocked and punished. You may
put the ma' .r more plainly and say
that, even if the provisional govern
inieut discharged all its troops today,
! no lawlessness would be allowed for
one moment under the present situa-
lion of affairs.
j "The whole Hawaiian question is
now in abeyance, and nothing that
.the newbpupers can say or do will
alter this statement one iota. I
lnavro litis statement on
mv own re-
sion.sibihty and in the hope that
it
will allay the present excitement.
Stdnky, X. S. W., Decomber 10. Ad
vices from Auckland, N. Z., state that
the hteatner Mono'wai has arrived
there and reports that the provisional
government of Hawaii was still in
power up to November 24th, the date
when the steamer left Honolulu.
LIQUOR FOR TOWNS.
License '.s l'roponed, but Cndvr the Htrlct-
t n.-cuiatioiia.
Coi.rMTtiA. S. C, December 8. Rep
resentative Kirkland, a leading Till
inatiite. introduced in the house today
a bill to repeal the dispensary-law
and to substitute an act providing
that liquor may be sold in the incor
porated limits of any town upon pa3
tuent of a license of not less thau $500,
to be divided equally between the
county and town. The governor
shall appoint county boards of con
trol. Before granting any license,
.the municipal authorities must meet
with the county board. The board
shall act as a body of review, and no
license shall be valid without their
approval endorsed thereon.
Applicants for license must be
recommended by twelve free holders,
half of whmn must be white. Bond
for Si, 000 must be given, and appli
cants must sign pledges solemnly
swearing that they will fully observe
all legal liquor requirements. No
licenses shall be yrantcd to sell liquors
in any hotel buildings or withiu one
hundred 3-ards of a church or school.
Saloons must be exposed to the public
view. Distil 'ors may sell origional
packages of ten gallons at the place of
manufacturing. No sales shall be
made to minorr or inebriates; relatives
thereof bhall be entitled to damages
jn the bonds. Penalties are fixed at
from Slo to 8100, with imprisonment of
; from ten to thirty days. The present
jitate board of control shall remain In
'office until July 1st, next, in order to
' dispose of the dispensary stock on
hand.
Huflocntcd by Smoke.
NashvIllk, Thxx., December tt.
Mrs. Amanda J. Muller, an estimable
widow over eighty years of age, was
! suffocated by siuoko tonight between
1 7 and 8 o'clock. She was sick in bed
and her supper nau oeen orou-m, iu
1 . v 1 1 n - ,1
; to ner. li.e iamuy uu coiupau.
J were in another room entertaining
their guests when they smelled smoke
and burning leainers. icj uuC
into the room where the mother ana
grandmother were. She had fallen
from the bed, which was on fire, and
was lying on the floor dead. The lire
was extinguished with small loss. The
physician said she died from suffoca
tion, as there was no marks of fire on
her body. .
T!e Wrong Com.
Lopo-f, December 8. The coroner'
iurv in the case of Processor TyndalL
who died Suddenly Monaay last, 10
.iny returned a verdict that the de
ceased came to his death fromthe
effects of an overdose of chloral taken
!rv mistake.
"The verdict adds that the drug was
given to Proffcs5or Tyndall by Mrs.
Tyndall, who mistook it for sulphate
of magnesia.
Threaten to Vt'rcU Train.
Tucsox, Agl, December- 0. The
..Urftfthe Southern PaeiOe railway
s.nt tramns will be allowed to "ride
.r, fri"-ht. trains, mav rcuit in blood-
There are n." tramps camped
i lmUburi.' who threaten to derail
-tssenger
...A.ccd. .. .
trains II tns oruer
is en-
WILLIS
Highest of all in Leavening Power.. Latqst U. S. Gov't Report
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A BOMB EXPLODED .
Plays Havoc With Fratieo'o Cliam-
bcr of Deputies.
iHOUT SIXTY PESSOXS IL'URED.
In the M:dst or the Ilorrlhl Scene Da
puy CMlsuly Catia tho CHumUrr to
OrtitT Great Kxclteiuvat U
Created U Par!..
Paris, December 10. A bomb was
exploded in the chamber of deputies
while the body was in session, yester
duy evening. The proceedings were
not specially interesting, and compar
tively few people were in the galleries.
Suddenly from the right gallery a
bomb was thrown and fell in tho midst
of the deputies, causing a loud explo
sion and a scene of the greatest con
fusion. When quiet was somewhat restored,
it was discovered that nobody was
killed outright, and M. Dupuy rang
the bell of the president, calling to the
deputies to resume their seats. About
one-third of tho members present at
the time of the explosion obeyed the
summons, and when they were seated
M. Dupuy arose and s-jid, as calmly as
if nothing had happened:
"Such attempts should not discon
cert this chamber. I invite you to
continue j'our discussion with calm
ness. When the order of the day has
been dealt with, the proper officials
will do their dutj'." (Loud and Pro
longed cheers.)
When the cheering had subsided, M.
Casimer Perier added, "And the gov
ernment will visit the attempt with
the most severe penalties." (Pro
longed cheering.) j
M. Dupuy warmly supported M. Casi- j
ner-Perier's words, and amid renewed
cheering the chamber adjourned.
The public left the galleries very
-s'owly, many of the spectators carry
ing away with them small pieces of
iron, splinters of wood and other souv
enirs of the explosion.
After the chamber had adjourned M.
Dupuy was the object of a manifesta
tion of sympathy so touching that it
brought tears to the eyes of all those
present.
The courageous president of the
chamber, who was deeply moved by
this manifestation of sympathy and
appreciation of his courage, retired
from the chamber immediately after
adjournment.
The prefect of police of the republic
and the prosecuting general 'hurried
to the chamber of deputies as soon as
they were notified. of the outrage, and
at "7 p. m. all the entrances
of the p.'ilais were guarded
by gendarmes, and but few spectators
remained in the vicinity.
Mere than fifty persons, including
fifteen deputies, were more or less in
ured by the explosion.
thk bomb thrower ix custopt.
Paris, December 11. The authori
ses announce that they have thj bomb
thrower in custody. The miscreant is
named Marchal. He is an anarchist
and has made a full confession.
Marchal, it appears, was among the
njured tnkon to the Hotel Dieu, tho
arge hospital on tha north side of the
'lace du Paris, Notre Dame. He fell
inder suspicion, and. pressed by the
prefecture of police, decided to make
full confession, and did so, glorying
in his dastardly crime.
The Guillotine Proposed.
Coi.OiniA, S. C, December 11. Rep
resentative Williamsou, of Sumter,
will propose an amendment to a house
bill providing that executions be pub
lic that has every appearance of a first
class remedy for lynching. His idea
5 to incorporate a provision that
apists be guillotined.
the action of the mobs in several re
cent lynchings in this state, this
scheme will prove popular, as the
blood-thirstiness satiated by placing
the victim undea the guillotine and,
beginning with the toes, they, could
eep on slicing until every man in
the crowd hod a relic of the la&t tad
rites.
Prenderg-aat's Protest.
Chicago, December 0. Frendergast,
the assassin, made a formal protest
ti gainst the plea of insanity being in
troduced in his case today. Vt hen he
was led into Judge Brentano's court
room he handed his attorney, Mr.
Essex, a letter in which he asked that
the insanity plea be withdrawn, de
claring that he believed people would
f;
et an idea that he did not kill Cartel
arrison for the benefit of the people
at large, but rather from a personal
or selfish motive.
A Plucky Woman.
Selma, Ala,, December 1L Mrs.
W. T, Smith of Richmond, killed 1
pegro who had entered her bed room
Friday night. The f elbow attacked
her witfra knife, when she made as
putcryf but she secured her husband',
revolver froni under her jillow and
killed him. It is said the Hegrp had
three accomplices, who have been
arrested. Unless they prove
their
irmdeence they. -will
doubtless be
Lynched, w' '
itiiniiK uhoon,
, WeaUofSs. lalar.a, Vdigestion and
ili lanes. ike - I,ru,-r c
It r-.i'es quickly. ly alt dtalen In
rf.fine. Let 1-hS
stircn Cry for P&cheis Castoria
AESOIOTEKf PURE
SEffS 0? thjje comessu
Professor John Tyndall, the ooUd
London scientist, la dead,
Senator Voorhees will hare eharf .
of the tariff bill in the senate.
. J. J. Van Alen has declined tha ap- '
ointment as ambassador to Italy.
A number of arrests f anarch lata
have been made at Catalonia, Spain.
The Georgia Legislature has passed
a bill providing for state banks of
(issue.-
The rumor that President. Plexot
Jiad been assassinated turns out to be
yntrue.
- The next session of the North Geor
gia Methodist Conference will be held
at Rome.
The Georgia Legislature has killed
the bill calling a constitutional eon
ire n tion.
Brooks Story, the notorious express
1-obber, who escaped from jail, has
been recaptured in Arkansas.
Minister Thurston has gone to Hon
olulu on his own accord, to advise
and consult those he represents.
The prison board of Mississippi hired
out 523 convicts last Monday. Negroes
brought better prices than whites.
: The G. C. & N. railroad depot at
Lawrenceville, Ga., was burned Mom
day night. Result of the carelessness
of three tramps.
It is announced that the Yadkin
-Valley and Cape Fear railroad, of
North Carolina, will pass . Into the
hands of English owners.
Colonel Porter Ingram, of Columbus,
Da,, died last Monday, Be was the
oldest lawyer in the state, having been
licensed fifty-seven years ajo.
Since the declination of Mr. Van
Alen, Oscar Stranss, a rich merchant
of New York, is mentioned in connec
tion with the Italian mission.
Alfred B. Shepperson the noted
cotton expert, of New York, has f ivea
the opinion that this year's cotton
crop will be about 6,800,000 bale.
The United States revenue cutter
Corwin sailed last Tuesday on a secret
mission. She is supposed to be bound
for Honolulu with instructions for
Minister Willis.
It is said that the Louisville and
Nashville railway company will
buy the Knoxville Cumberland Ga
and Louisville railroad, also the Mari
etta and North Georgia.
Governor McKinney, of Virginia, la
his message to the legislature, com
mends the action of the mayor ol
Roanoke in the bite lynching, and
severely condemn lynch law.
Valuable discoveries of tin are said
to have been made at King's Moun
tain, N. C. The deposit of ore found
Is the richest ever discovered, and only
ten feet beneath the ground level.
Robert Adams, jr., exminister to
Brazil, has been nominated by the re
publicans of the second Pennsylvania
district to fill the vacaney In congress
caused by the death of Charles O Neil L
The city officers of Atlanta are to
be elected by the people hereafter. A
bill to that effect has been passed by
the legislature. It includes all city
officers except the recorder and tax
assessors.
Will Law ton, one of the three ne- .
groes who robbed a Russian peddler
near Verdery, 8. C, was captured last
Wednesday, and after thorough identi
fication, was taken to the place of th,
murder by a mob and lynched.
At the recent session Of the North
Georgia conference, the bishop decided
that there was no law for the appoint
ment of evangelists, and Rev. Sam P.
Jones was located at his own requesL
He will continue in the evangelistic
field as a local preacher. -
Through trains are now running te
Brunswick and other points in south
east Georgia without interruption.
All of the fumigating stations h&ve
been discontinued,' the yellow fevT
scourge having subsided and no fur
ther danger, arising from that source,
being apprehended.
The second trial ofFrank Porter
field, oashier of the defunct CoiTiner
cial Bank, began at Nashville. Tenn.,
Monday, and ended Thursduy with hi
conviction on ten different cour t. A
motion for a new trial was overruled,
and Portertteld was sentcnted tc fen
years imprisonment.
Killed y at Woman.
Dariex, Ga., December o.
Monday night EllaCummingfe.
mortally stabbed Cain Ba.ju,-..
aied in ten minutes. The grana jrrrx
found an indictment the liext -Ir
paurder. The woman was .
trial today before Judge la
and the jury win probably rende
verdict of murder.
The estimates on the difference ir
revenue between ine present tan:
law and the pioposed new law ha-.
been made up by experts in the treas
ury department, and ihy eaicul&W
that there will be deficiency under
the new law of nearly SSO.otKUwU,
The attorney general has made a rt
port to Secretary Lamont and
lecretary of war has Vleclded tha
General Dan Sickles, 5ef New York,
ian draw pay both jea member of
congress nd as retired army oi. cr.
S&ea Baby was sick, we rae her CaMorU.
When she was a Child, she cried far CsJtoria,
TThen sha Vame Miss, she hnjr to Caafcuria.
When she had Children, ehe gave them Castoria
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