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evening; EDmoy;.
liVHIl CUUBC1ULL AHD THE HI I
Lord Kandolph Churchill, the in-
cipient leader of the Tories, and tbje
- warm assailant of Mr. - Gladstone,7 s
y the son of the Duke of Marlboroug.
- He married an American girl, a Miss
' , Jerome, of New York, whose father
- had made a fortune in some epecula
V tibns. Lord Randolph was true to
his family traditions, j He needed.
, ' money and he knew where to get it.
? He is really .a very bright young fei-
. -low, endowed with wonderful :'conf-
dence in his own powers ?and with"
stupendous imitative qualities as majy
be seen' in the ; successful way - hje
: copies the mannerisms' .and pngni
- cious qualities and pointed personali
ties of the: fair greaterLord Beacons
: field..; , . .-,
; Lord Churchill has had an . oppor
: tunity to display, his peculiar gifts.
. 'Tho unstisfacto; management f
-j ,' fbreigtL-.affairs; by the : Ministry vhs
gien 5? ,t & occasion, ;' and tjhe
Jias. improved, it to the eztnt . of hs
abilities. "He knows the dee
constntMftTPn' of Mr. Gla44
8tone;to,war and he knowft low ifie
nnder tjreflepnjiimade through-.
r; Ipnt the civilized. world ; npon British
Jiprandthe. young, Lord.wifji !a
. .tongue of scorn and,, derision lashes
the aged and illustrious Premier, and
" . : gains enough of . eclat from: the eaus-
.i .; tic ? performance ; to r make.him: tle-
'.- Tory herd'of the hour and 0 eratifv
.'nia aspiring ana vam souiT. ue? nas
srhansmore in him than has Veen
fsuppcwedjWt bWuL to
be gifted , witb: either prescience or
wisdom. He seemf Jiayele
unusually well in - his recent assault
i upon the Ministry.1 writer in tek
vvY isnington JFost has this account of
. him:.., . '. . . - . ;
f i v's'?3efore;, Randolch, Oinrchill murrMri
- q C Miss Jerome, the daughter of Larry Jerone,-
i e w .x otk, wnoov ueore law helped
"YL to makejLlQrtunje in 1.84960311 toisted
. that ajarge sum of money should be set-;
h tied da teste bridi aha-evtaed in nti
; sway that- her father "couIo!hever take
- cack the aonauoo: i'vhexi the youni; IpM
: . line first entered Parliament he made
r; .ral : speeches Ahat Wiabsolutelyabsutd.
' fitli Vflt . rrAtA1 ' Willi fmnlMi .1.L.A-
v ihefseTerhe legs to talk. Bbt
. ; laeyoutn was aot-ia oe squeicned 4a -ahy
y v llgetrt student and -Tead to some purpoie'4
,i f JLOxjnflinaae nia
" 'Q i:is- latrpbmppio:iaime4:7Tnaiii-
.1 i ii!The house was silent for a moment. Ws
u - i no one seemed- readv w 3mr. ' nirerfiv
ftom lhelQDDbsitiOll sidfi toft IhrfamripV
there arose a young man' slender 'and rath-c
er saort m stature, bis pale face' lighted 1
blue gray, eyes, and the arm niouth 'shsdi
ny an enormous monstacheT He began Id
"P" without notes, but wfthtthe- utmost
oheratioffofTaatmerrrra
rf5dyt0 xo& Ibw.?while his own-
aide tnmfx iTmoosM . J,
y , audibly wished a;hi thiui ; mJZT
Trnuvoicemd ..witii Tn
' hesitaUng for a word, he dissected
aiBJvuciea theories of Mr;
Gladstone and showed their ahanint-
wwncy- Then In tones that rar.w thX
Parliament galleries he asked if this was the-
new theory of salvation that was to reoee m i
honor of Hnffland. iT When he hadflnished
there was such a cheerJbrom the Conserva
tives benches as had not been heard since
. uuhim wuw. T ' -
Under the force and inspiration of
thexqung leader the Tory oppositipn
irOTjingranaang(Tp
BtHhe oDjeetive "point 4l their com
bined ielloTtsrThe air: iaTaido be
fjBrfj pOTtentiBtran'ge signa and
whisper
whips have been sent out m every di
r,ection to bring the Tory membrf in
hot haste to London, :TBat Mr, Gfad-
stona is not beaten yet.. He carries an
immense lPad'but he is a tremendous
man and - mav- - vet countervail the
ewTbrk imisi telegraphs that the
3Untry vare ' really .anxious -to-be
pretend to forecast. " The'Correspoa-
dent says: -y-.y-- ' :v;
"Ilrst, a desire to escape the humiliation
of TAtifyinsr a final absolute surrender to
Russia! Beoond. a wish to shift the burden
of settling the- Boudan problem to other
shoulders, ana tnira, ana most viiai 01 au,
to avoid the necessity of dealing with the
question of the Crimes act la Ireland. This
last is thftrDCk'Oflhicn the Cabinet
threatens to founder and go to pieces,
s But' we mustear7 from the other
side.befbre we accept this ( prophecy
orstateinent. . : , j
4hjjyti;rTd fas
ex than M Bayard Hoi not .only
much t criticized., : by the . oppowuop
papers, but he is sharply flipped by
many.oi ais own papers. ;s con
fe8S to disappointment in him. Wte
never Regarded ' hlhi as one of the
greatest intellects of the Senate or 61
the country, but we did give him
credit for more of judgment and un
selfishness than he: seems to really
possess. 1 hat he is a pure, able,
honorable and patriotic gentlemab
no one can truthfully deny. Here is
thei way one of the ablest and fiv)t
scholarly of Republican papers, the
Philadelphia JLmeneant writes dl
him: - - I
"MrJEavardhasaol dtsaDwoInted many
of thofeewhd know frinVthe best. He sim
ply: has seen; 'found out.' He ia a man
well nttea to play toe poluical dictator in ja
small 8tate like Delaware, and he has so
cial qualities of a kind which is relished ta
certain circles. This and a certain pote in
public, and a name which fascinates the
callow brood or young Democrats,., cp
siituted ixia 5atock in trade: This 4 and
nothing more. He is nor a master of any
branch of government administration. He
has not borne the brunt - of legal defence
lor cla party, on any. of ; the great contra
versies which have arisen under the consti
tution.7 He has rendered it no such service
as Mr. Bullitt did by, his opinion , on - the
Buspension of the writ of habeas carpiis. He
has not stamped his name on any impor
tant measure of legislation aa Senators Mc
Pherson and Pendleton and Mr. Thunnan
did. He' Is not a great master of finance
like Ur. bherman, although he likes to
poseasone. The range of his ideas qn
paouc quesuons is extremely narrow. . j
4The New England people, literary
and other, will never forgive unfor
tunate Edgar Poe for his terrific on
slaught upon certain divinities in
.that section. He applied his scalpel
to Longfellow and other notabilities
and to tiisj day ihelr worshippers
traduce his motives and name- ami!
magnify, his defects. When: thje.
great Protector Cromwell. Bat for his
portrait, he told the artist , to paint
warts and all.' This was manly arid
characteristic:! JlCl ETewDEnglarld
artistfsweralo paint ,Poe's classical
andandsome features and majestic
head theyiWjould make hiin . one jib'g
wart.v y The blister-plaster that Poe
stuck
qn the authors of ja certain
gradslill etHjkr with a tenacity that
defiiw j JUttejnpts";, toT'shaket off;
Hft iai. therefore fired at .and t carict
tared apd covered with dirt by all pt
tho small authors of the Woodberry
and Grip wold type. We ' publiahf
some gooa rcaaing iroro me Augusta
,'T.Tha revenues of the uoveinment
have decreased some fifty million
dollars in twelve months. For ts)e
fiscal yearCeodlng fiith June, 188,
the J net - revenue . was u $348,519,5
Secretary McCullough estimated thkt
forhe year ending SO th Jam?, 1885?
the receipts woukt be 9350,000,000.
ButrtArstTninrmo b it
$2,,000 .-prybiiDility 1st
that the three closJng ie
'fiscal year wiil not bring the revenue
ttf more' than $3dO,0eoDOO7 cwhich 18
less than they have been in ix years;
TheurptuS wilI,Hhereforel)e'8mail,
titslasrqlcp
xuemiters Of rt4l ,onse),tht f n
I the anxious sealf Ies they ishould not
l get away.with.the surplus need not
bhrurposesV.J
38 HSZH-Jt-
f-lfjj
beingtuly observed by many of th
taifiiindorys'J are ppqint
ed to that eidbuir the preservation
of the f ore'sisiSaTsobeiner considered
i oyAhe ljef3ature&V'VDu w'eekithe
waat i& Known as ff xne s orest ires-
ervation bilLw It is a timely and
useful bill and no doubt will be gen
aDDrovd throughout that great..
Stat. - Three commissioners are t6
be appointed ,but will receive no, pajr
beyond ordinary expenses. Among:
otner ieaiures or me 0111 is me
fol-
"Kverv" railroad comnanv whose Toad
passes throueh waste or forest lands liable
to be overrun bV fires within the State is
required twice eachyear to- cut . or butn4wuld beilaiauxiedUiJur&t
from its rieht of way all krass or other inr
flammable material, and must also use some
means to prevent the escape.of nre from its
i : ...... ' -. -
, An'ftWo ftrt.ip.lfl in tho Nineteenth
- SSM .- . W W 7 , r
Century, said to be Written:, by M
gifted living female novelist 6f Eng
land, dealsj)lainlywUh'George,; lul
ot's dangerous and censurable course
in the r Lewes 1 alliancel The writer
says, and with both point; anc( truth;:
The idea of her genius had not dawned
That she possessed , boundless possibilities
of doing good to men and of touching
hearts that no divine and no philosopher
could reach, was; soil at 8& a secret ; to her
self. At first she was astonished tiit any
body who was not superstitious could find
fault with her. To deny? herself to old
friends, to earn with the pen an income for
her whose place she took to - pass among
strangers by a name' which was not her due
all this did not seem too high a price for
the happiness of a. "home. ; She urged - with
pathetic gravity f that she knew what she
was losing. ShV did not know It.. Osteu
sibly she was resigning a small group df
friends and ' an' obscure position in litera
ture. What she really sacrificed was liber
ty of speech, the foremost rank among the
women of her time and a tomb in W est-
minster Abbejr.
- The 'United States 5 are largo pur
haser8 of foreign wool. -In 1 884 they
imported 6ff42J,0j70pOuhds, Bsussia
furnishing 13,414,000: ?3o the wool
ihterests are involved in the much
talked of war between Russia and
England." The British f Empire aupv
plied this country with 28,169,000
pounds. s , . ';:;;:'; .. !; V-..:,
THB PEBIODICALS.
The jVavU? Forest Student for May con
tains ten coutrihutloiis and numerous edi
torials, t Ainong : tbe contributed, articles
are "Extractsftom aBlary of IDr. Samuel
Waitf ; Scrij; rrcni; Johns Hopklis
University;" "in the Boanoke Uottomsr
"Illustrations of Modern Superstition" aad
''William Shakespeare. ".Price tl-50 ayear.
tTfa Floral CdMnA for !May has ' matter
that will interest a certain class of readers.
It is a magazine of floriculture and domes
tic . arr$ lvPjce $t.23 a year; ; ; Ladies
Floral jQahlnet Company,., publishers 33
Vesey Street, New York. !
The Musical Herald for May contains
three pieces of music and the usual amount
of reading. This Is an excellent publica
tion. Price ten cents a number.
CURRENT COMMENT.
j :rrrrr;There are good men in every
community in the South who would
make excellent officials. They may
not be among . the applicants for
office, and they may. not have the
sort of ability - that is necessary to
force their applications on the.atten
tion of.the Presrdent, but they, can
be found thnt'troTable " if inquiry
is made for them. We not want
extreme partisans in the offices. We
want for .ourtpficfi:holder8 honest,
efficient ; and aelf -respecting tnen-f-men
who believe in the, principles of
the Democratic party, but who will
understands that they are to earjn
their salaries by faithfully, and satis
factorilydischarging the duties ' of
their ofnces, rather .than : by. stalking
politics on street corners and in . bar-,
rooms and hy packing . oancuaes and
political conveiiUonsL-4iSce7anna
Ntvo8. Dern.-' :- '--Vi'-.- '-,
" . . 1 Gen. Blsick.isproving one f
trDomosc sensiDie, emcient ana., po;
l::popji-,
t He
to bs
lar pmcers of tbe government.
irivea eTfieTTent ; fltaTaiamn
party and to the old - soldiers, ' The"
interests of the. latter'Ard better takdn
r;pf now thahehae
bef or& 3 More olalms : wereVadi nsied
JaBttnfcptfeth
history of the bureau,' Md iere his
ban4lneieaae
Horeover.'franduIent 3aima 'are be
ing weeded out; and f iuulent pen-'
made .todisgorge. In hirt - Weyare
I honest and nicient A managenient - pfv
tue pension ouretxu-jsosum -t jrott .
:Bferrihf :.JIftw" ecnt; dedication;
at abusCatiKew York, to thaauthpr
theKav'
!tolrWea?
says: ; "I'oajwM j3Qtajrepresentativdi
Amexicani , He 'ccontribnted" nothing
to- otit. lrreratuTe tn at" was ipjiaracter--istio.
He iwrote .friJbrejitnd he
Nrrbte for notoriety.ahd ohia efforjts
towards the' latter hewas'regaraieps
of usticeynct :mneh toaf ten faiUd:
f Pfeviras born at Boston, of 4 ten i fd
jSiUgiisn ana juaryianaparenLage, dui
literary divinitrea andf spoke" irrevex
ently and even- LLmrousiy- or - tpe
i rog roBa anxrjtsaamO'ers. vvnere,
fore cern pQrMmSj.but .not aU, n
that region, Vetaliate upon him wtiep
iver ;aa pportttmty' isprese'ntedj just
aa verj( Mri Longfellow had not the
: heart io ..quite forgive his critio when
theraYeadlongcloBedtrver him.
TJaspersuui of -the Spaton JxVa
.appears 'ton5Cony the sameine. '
" Toe is just as trnjclx '"represjent
tive 1 Ametloait'' c aa ttawtiiorn&. or-
'iViiinierflraiG .rvmtmananoougn
-ha choso different 'themes and .drew'
J his inspiration from -sources -oatside
this OTrticular. apart ofTthe earth.
His HBaten- wffl fiv whenmaiy
so-called reprentative Arijcnsr)
xemembered'-by some ; literary Old
MortalityV-' vIf b style , ahd'm
are not' ioharactenstiow the vy world
has been long duped into a belief j
tnat tnev were, ana. ac uome uu
al
peculiar
prose aM ppetio composition U
bread, and possibly at, times, Tor
notoriety; but the means of proour-.
lacking, and who. ca" blame hjml
whatt in'la moro. fortunate .ps
meresenionalism.,IIwhioh wai
. 4,i.-.i. -. i.... ; i i - t
meai or uouse reuu nowT
the best of us. pushed to the wall aha
rLi t: " :iC 1. J . . trii'nfa ah
wrflHUiuir'. wild nnDBTiijiiuihiiauna
mall aa rliro, trtvrart-w alw&Vft inSt
" rww-v.w"'1 -nr r
or self-respectine? jEten th
ttif,ia-iWU'l
d.. well, fed
aRmay nofc I
i ' nerripfcuali- J
paid,, well' reculated and
eauor ,01 irne Boston xtera
oesiniess m tnese respecis ?W?fHr4nCPuWkL .cepyjinhafsjbeejn
nnlatWI to? transcrreaiL abodt seven -
TTTrTrTn TfriCTin I
Clmeman la-uolclsboro Jnessenger.
;The prisoner paddled t into .Trib.d-
lation : Hall f in ; apaijc. of fNOuMoj;
V-w i, -i vr. i j 1 !
. a 1 : 1- - J t)
gaus,, ana, i?nea ; HS.tM
went to cross his leers he eroanedat
thA effort. After His" Honor had re-;f
" - ------. . . n;y )
Covered1 from' his contemplation
df
the feet, lie said: '0 3iq
- 'A man wiwsucn ma - iizeieeiosB.ii
yours cannot be expected i to iatf
the mlorim here. Eut it strikes tlibfiWd1-.'?.
s "Jedff'e' rm setcl
this is the' first -MmPaJ-amaib;f.W.hfl'firt that
: L -
VUUI b, buowvicu vuviuiigviivau b
fcUTtvoioe j. , u- im . I .
"VYell. after. VOUr exnerience here
Viifl mnrninir vnn will' have- 4 JvaWne
I it ."...Jli'ii J.ItilaJr-L
Court at iW
is one 01 tne pecunariMcs 01 iTlr
;tion HalU; ... $J ;IT 1 -
"Ah-h-h " sighed, the prisoner, lb.
eJ.
hoopiron, and threaten t'b' ch6kVhwi
f amil v into srrave vara fixtures B"
T TDaa 'tinWaiT '.Tod of o " anawarrtrl
tneman wiia me ieei, id, paturua
e miri with the feet.
morning-tones', "atid dont khowl1
Honor: "Well, it is- the dutir of this
muuuHnauiu wrutuueuuuaB, ;
; "But Why 'dicl you chlde'theVg
tleinan' on Robinson's ! tow with
Court to remove the spell, and ltfindsTdated Sunday fcnd just reuefed from Oi-
it necessarv to fi no vou two. dollars
'-UX'ln.. k AU :! I -
And while the prisoner waaroonng
' ' . M . ' ' : - mm . 1 .
with his Dockets and erettinir his fesTt
under control the Court adjourned.
a - "mrT- r
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OUR STATU r"WTn"FOBaif IKVil
There has been in the past too mucu laic;
in the South about the necettsUy down hefe,
of "Northern brains and capital," "an id-'
fusion of Northern energy, and all that,
sort of stuff. Northern capital,' brains and .
energy are all well enough, and we am glad
to have them, but Hercules Helps pe. mm
who puis his own shoulder to thd wheeLj
Northern peeple are ! not going l6 pOWeTal
tbe land to that: extent that we can all
down and live off of them without doi:
any work ourselves.
ves. nQne of , them lf;;
along ooual V- lU ; . , y
.no ; doubt come
we can soon rob him of what he brou
but this mode of 'subsistence? would m
sarily.be precarious.'' The-aivatioBLfjttte
South must be. worked out ,bv. South'
men and in a different way from this.
The Times has always 'been, and always
will be, a- strpug , friend to that noblekt
monument of our humanity, the State Ia
sahe Asylum, audi we Would beasreidiry
the first to condemn a mismanagement o its
affairs, as we are to defend a just, wise add
Erudent administration of the Bame.1 1 We
ave read and re read the report carefully,
and we unhesitatingly, say that itisnotpny
the most eloquent ,and touching pamphtet
mat nas appearea in our ritate, nut in cou
iu uoo afwm m uui kJMiKi wu. u jm I - - - .
figures and facto it fs the mo6t!logkAlU4dTOTriMB. stated that wboaaver tho Dnip-
unan8werabladfeAC&JKahavever seen. 4-
r t .4 poi;rTicJhTPOtNT9:
ii "sij it- -.'uu i ' p:'hI: Jmi'i
c.rr The Republicaua of , the Thirty
fouith District can give Tilden some points
on 9 svui-hnnt. vifcago iTUffr ucean. Hep.
;'to agEep4n
party grounds, 'to nave a Democratlo Presi
dent like Mri-Clevelani PAt iVw.T-firtp.
i-uThe Republicans are i blaming'
;the PemocraUt f or doing what they them
selves would-haye done under 8.1milai:rcr
cum?ta.nces with less dignity, decency aid.
regai-a lor -ine mteresis or tnerpoDHCp
fMl. Meeorai ,uv.texytn . t.uavi
4 The Sensational story publishs-d?
in various quarters this morning Utt cenar
tor yneiiueDeawre8ign, aaa a special
session, of the Legislature was to be cailfd
f Or the election of his eucceasor, nasnbl a s
Word- of tfoudatfon : in:.' f act CUaOapi
Secretary Whitney aod John::
Koach arasuu, Quarrelling; over .the JL1
phin. ii Jonn.rtoach was a, Democrat ue
rather guess thewfwmldfttb hetfenble.
Watfr& Post.nzll SeecetarynWiiitneyLOw u
a Kepnbiican tnefecertai
any trouble; put on' consl
tary could not nef a
aaBTA n.i. mmm m .
jrjiyair. sir, an nunc
A good story comes from a boys' boar 1-inft-sclMol
snesttjiaTJiemaxn H
notonous and constipating, and thejearn sd
Principal-decided tn; intmrliVr 'snmft ol U
style physie In . tho: abriie-tauce and wilt
lithe i happy; results. 4eQuei brljWJtf e
mine in hirt ftii( c iiirT tsrtMA tfftrlfihia
platei sh&uled to thfrlwrotiieLo No
- i ay
hslc, sirixc minelV-'ilr xlad.teld :mft;t0-:
,nuuun' out ut. fierce s ,'jpieasant jmrgati
Jfeueis.' aua tbev are a dolncr inerr flolv
Hike a tarml"They are anti-hafous h(f
purely vegeiaDia a-do-a ievijaitt 3
" " The htehest Coat of rolr leaf ie&
the finest imported naoerls excldslvelvi
ia the Richmond Straight Out Cigarettes.
Cotton PlantorOiT
TU1B CstfiBRATKD ECIJPSXCOTTOlf FLA J
tab. Jj undoubtedly tbe best on the marM
memarM
te manafi
e nave maae arrangements wun tne
xurers to Ojanalo them at verv ltfw
.season. . . . WM. s. spstkokr a
Examine Your Trxinlib
3.
IXJ paWnfi or verlnfMiatt xxvu; anTEctBTiB'
?ir?:,0,& 5HL! Maker,ta.Wuailngtv
m ftiuu nuo Qi-iTunxs, -vaaaierr-Goodar
deration tnpBec
JKetniHIcan;u He1 is1
And afl at lowist Prices rwarrJlW :.fft ;clj 6r22 '1
' -. t ; MoDOUQ ALL B0WSS3". 1
mv.JO tf r -Y T -r Y Y i 114 North Front St.
,TJPJ5 LA-TEST NEWS.
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jrroauer
j niiii-7Hcui)A Taetwe
ons-Ixiualar
finirdi in
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Afghanestiwhwlxaft
Saturday, wflrncfedatattfhe"5 terms of the
frantaer!xtovcnUoa.V wbica Tfll -not he
InWAfiiejtGrOTsrnmeal'aexBlsA
?r8e HWUitGBfcflvqflOHKJ
l.tAtv., wtitM io.otA)n. r hn.vnrv.nlnaA.
t Grave dojibtft are mwmAi . towheOidr
I rlAVBrntrutnt.. Bvur?rihArAtA thM .flnnHinh
to resign if defeated, and? t result will
lepeud upon, thq attitude of the .Parnelt-
f1t . 7. ,jxi;.fj - n
Cfomflia' fiteoheti will arrive in Lbtadonto-
' . .. , , . ... i.,. . .. I
ft aJ WItt W reter unsuen's usatcnes4
0 trcpi'id her:-frohtier ghards in Poland. J
- ;!
8nchactlferibanatneceasltateian
ThmdliTestonBlMe
I nute : ' ,ir', S (t
I: A UlemTfrpm vReJaeji ceports 4he
I iatenr at rtAUnn in , thA dinlomatln rei
1 tiona bet ween rRuasjA-rand ; Ital v. and it
J tflfWlttifnRiiifc wm tnAonlv nower' that
4-LhK? 4TheT latest o advices
MrofflleilaTfihWthattan
f UteApfflavatsGhc fcerenot exaggerated.
I were twtpf f uto tfte wa.-od tWeoty-foqr
'rt8n weWthus dtowhed.!.ThaT&knche
one agepHelt rearmed 20,000. .
i '-- n , r- nr i, jg- drnr- , f y j.
.Jsiffi Vful .Otfli. "! Y.rt I
Inlaraliala Threkterie tr .atn ArmejA
flAtir f fV Pifx; yia.--iA;letter,'
- w nl,ll, w M III H ' i : i
f fprtf,' ldahoseysThe erteStexcitemeit
ttirevaitt aBearIiaft the 5th' Inst.
V Cfei aBB 0 W d U UIHXU 11T 1ULTUBUUB Ul XCUm-
tWrHiWfrfitJrtaa-ik.5i.
t mlata at andWaAd'P,krfa.'1',Nothiir wis
Trd frqrnr the majtef here unUl thta inora-
lBi wnen . teiegram' -was' receivea- aq-
T. . .1. . -i-j, ' i l -
I wwrciBjr ibcv xyarinv -poi jgvmisis are
v r au curniiw in -uriid nona- at . jrarw,
f under thVtrotecttDnoranarthed enard of
brethren: " Tne deputyr tnarsnais : who at
tempted t'd make' the arrests; Were marched
out of Paris by an armed mob, who threat-
eneatuat tney "would tin any one wno
attempted to serve the -warrants; Marshal
Fred Dubois, upon tbe receipt of this hews,
mtt . telegphed Supntendeat
Btekensderfe. atTPocatene,- and chartered
a special traio to tarry himself and posse to
MontrjelferiYrom whlentjbiht ;thev wlll
.neatlon T CoI.r MTlah '.TEteav ? to
vWlibdrw.rmthvepfpteat.', ' j
Br Telegraph to.the Corntnc Star.l .
ErnxsorjEiJX May 12. A meeting if
Democratic headers was held at Col. Mor
risons 6pmr- h(st xught, and it was unani
mously agreed that .no-cahcus was needed
and none shouldl be' caled. A strong ef
fort wiU be made by the Democrats, when
the baHoting ibeginsio elect Cot, Morrisofi,
and If it.should. be deemed expedient to
take up another candidate, it will be dofe
without Hie formalities of" a. ran mi a. - CVi .
xxats cam rhidrayndiratewho can get
mere MepBMcaavotes-c&aaih4. cafe, he
will withdraw his name and let some one
else try-lC kT a w 4 w
New yor:
StofA jtEarketoQulet
: A 1 .
Siar.l
13, 11 A.
By Yeleftapi MotnW star.
New Yotat Wall Street- Maria."
M. rThe stock market was. heavy on f orthfer.
realizing, andVthere was a renewed attack
by the bearff durin g the first half hour this
morning, thTlfrst plceOenerAlly beiag
down i t it although Northwesw TJniyn
Pacific .ahdiPactfld yMair were mchah
ored nnthfc .earlV) dealings IJew Yottr
sJ laUwas,xuominen( jpr weakness.
i Kiuug ,uuu iyoY a.utawiue lrum lajs
evening ui t per-cenx.'-" union racmcrwaa
we sirongeB wcK on riot -nst, -aitnouftu
Would stockaiWereiwell held., iAfter; tie
first half hourihe warket, became very dull
pstoek Were iTawjTorkJCehtraT. StliPiul.
t Lackawanhai K Like ; Store, t Kocthwest,
lon.?aclfhi.Paciac Mail, , , The loah.
fl rateshlnornlng wre for'New York
Central lai-3,- thi 'rernalhder Jof the
list being flat at 1-128. At U O'clock then
IPftrSoQUWateadyo-,;, yiB.iU. .
f tfiy.u-lTo jSmfitf sWermifrom
errors-ana maJBTwon oLyouin; neTVops
annngy-jcany oecay.ioaa or maanootl.
j&c, i waUendA. recipe that wilLcure viu
j .juusxir utuutus. . xuis greas remeay w
ttiucoveiedWl isibhary'In SouthAtoi
lCa.J9tMtia SAlunirMiBAl MndnM a Tht,
;,aadrFttlit
S14AT9 nd- PIKjj XSOS. lvln atyengUahtP
llgbtnesa and preventing splitting:.
20 V2
iJM8BAeoAnr:
1 -n vksk;
: Avbld'dBTSy hi shipnittitj and tt first prides
'hySnainig eottacQ fiiad?ia3' r,J J l-J ' T i
SX-.s'JOJiEiiD -sol ygj.tw
rX la-pgest-'"1 j -
i T
mytf
v;. ' L VM4S; Water St.
COMMERCIAL.
,w rr; miaton market
I ; STAR OFFICE. May 12, 4 P. M.
SiraTS;Tj3PENTINE The market
was quoted steady at 29 cents per gallon
with sales reported of 200 casks at that
p ioe. " ,i ; ..
OSIN The market was quoted steady
at 90 cents for Strained and 92 cents' for
TAfe-The'market was quoted -steady at
$1 15 per bbl lat:r 280 lbs, with'Aales at
qnotoUons. Jv ..-jj-n -:lir.--f y; ,
I. CRUDE TURPENTINE-Market steady, '
wth sales (" reported . at $1 10 for Hard
and$l h$ f or Vh-gin and Yeuidipi,: I
' COTTON--The S market ' fiwas,'', bjuoted'!
quiet,' with no sales1 reported The t ol
io wing were the official quotations: . . I
Ordiuary:.... ........ 8 , cents ft
QooiX Ordinary........ 9i ' ' i
LowMiddlinfl:.;vi ... . i 10 15-16 ; " ! '
.Middling....,., 10J , . v!
uooa Auaniiug.. ...... iu -iu - " .
"We qhotef Rouss:i Upland $1001 10;
Tidewater $1 151 80. Cleak: Common
ii&4 cents ; Fair 45 cents ; Good 5
5f cento; Prime, , 5f6, jbents.Choioe 6J
6J cents per pound. . !
TIMBER Market steady. "Prime and
Extra Shipping, Jrst -class heari, :$9 00(gi
0 00 per Mi. feet; "Extra MU, good, heart,
$6 50' 00; ' Mill Primed ff 00&6 50 ;
Good Common Mil- $4 005" 00 ; Inferior
Ordinary; 3 004 K.
RECEIFTK.
'..il.U fel ' . !.' P.H
fir-'-v--,; ; Xtwo pAja.)
Cotton....
16 bales
'851 casks
tints Turpentine.'.
JVCiVJ . KttiUPKL v 1.289 ' bbls
Crude Turpentine.;. v . . i'i J . 7 260 1 bbls
-"v :.' " ' " ' i"ia! ' ' : !.
l.'i.
j" 1.
iBrTfelegrapbtfrlbeMornlaeStar. i
lsw"VT6t'': Afay j 13, jSToonir-Money
moderately. active Ateady and easy, at I per
cent,. Sterling, exchange1 ; 486 and 488.
State bonds quiet, j poyernmento. quiet an
r od . 5C4wMnreaaLxri: . .. v. !
' : rCott8n stead yv wKhr ho sales1 ? reporte4 :
middling uplands'lO 13 lfe; middling Or
leans 11 l-16c. Futures steady, with sales
to-day AtneoTTOWtojrqTlOtations: May
l(X70cj- Juhe l&J84ci July 10.83c; Augutt
10.U3C; Keptemoer .I0.t5yc; October io.34c
Floitr untmahfred add buieL ' Wheat lower.
Corn lower. Pork dull at $12 50., JLard
dull at f 7 07f Spirito. turpentine firm it
82faJ Rosin flnri at $1 07il 10. Freights
steady. ;ou:-r, ,'.;?- ,vj-.,;f -..-,f.
. ,. Baltimobx, May 12. Flour dull aril
firm. Wheat southern quiet and flrni;
western easier; closing steady ; southern Ted
fl 051 07; do amber f 1 101 13; No
1 Maryland fl 081 08; No. 2 western
winter red-on spot 996$1 00. Corn-
southern firmer; western dull and easy;
southern white 061c; do- yellow 5758c
POUBIGN IttAtaJBLETfc...
lBt CablenEdeTBdrnffije Star.l
LiivKKPOoL. - May 12, . NoOn.r Cotton
steady, with but little doing; middling up
lands Ufa; middling Orleans o 15-lod;
sales of 6.000 . bales, of which 500 were
for speculation and export: receipts 10,000
Daies oi wnicna.uuu were American.' Fu
ture firm and quiet; uplands; 1 m c. May
and June delivery 5 54-645 55-6M;
June and Jury delivery 5 53-645 69-4d ;
July and; Augusts-delivery , 5 62-A&5 63
64d; August and September delivery 6
2-646 3-64d; Beptember aad October de-.
livery 5 63-645t 63-64d;j October and
November delivery 5 58-64d; - November
and December deliverr 5 50-64d. :
Ixitd6k. May13.hsoIs Noon, 99;'
4 p. m.-99i, - :': i v.'-. r
4 P. M. Uplands, 1 m c. May delivery
5 54-$4d, value; May and Juue delivery
5 54-64d, value: 'June and July delivery
557r64d, buyers' option; July and August
delivery o 63-64d, buyers' option; August
and ' September delivery-: 6 S-64d. - buvem'
option; 'September and October delivery
vember delivery 53-64d, value ,'November,
and Uecember delivery 5d0-f4d, value; De
cember and' January delivery 5 50-64d,
value. TMHires CToeed' eiasyr j
Sales of cotton to-day include 4,400 bais
American.
i newr Yark ktle'riarlcet. i j
N. Y. Journal flf .Commercp,, May 11. !
There-isn fair movement 4n job lots kt
firm pwcea.-, , Qaotations are; Carolina add
Louisiana, common to fair 4 ati 45ic ;
good to prime At 5f6c; choice kt
6i6fc; -extra head! at6fr8c; Rai-
Koou av 4&c iuty paid, and 2f2Jc
in boadLPatnaat444JcjJa?a,t 6Sc
:.-i-;. Ciiarieaton.Riee.jnLarJke. , :
i Charleston News and Courleri May l. ; -The
market- for- rice was steady to-day.
SalAB-nf 11ft. hhla mm raa4a - Wo nnnhi.
common atr.4iaiic, j fair at 8&5ic. good
At5fcand prime, at JH5c;;, ; j
II
..'W - ' " contains no lnjunousuune.
. xt jewvw no .aeieterious mx-
etaaees ib toe Dread u U vara
rrape jOrmm of Tartar aad
I Alum Powders do. ' . .
i '-It restore o-fcu noWifhe
nwruiy tmporUnt oeoatttwdto
rejeoiea ia toe una oc.tae
it inueg a oecw ana nrar
biscuit thsa anyetfaer Baxuur
Powder. Jiissa !"'
IXAITirf ltAllltF.EISCBCg SMXSU
tistarataSea tsat- oiIlV 'fr-r- "'"jrjBWTOML
HALL & JKEESAM, ,'
iitohestm. .vw$aaiwarii notsim bii
4.0 .1.
if' iff
tyble.awaya wen supplied wftt4he best the
oonntry affordaio Batea of oard verv munii
w.t.- ae e
o J
4
1 gOQflfloilI'MI
lrwholeaidiSrorfapd fcoiril Kertftanta.2 J
M .f ft 4ioi, U a toWaterfitreet.f
Jl H EfQ( Water Street,
WHEAT BAKING POWDER
juiscases Instai511r fc
spiratlon pure and m5rritatteCol. he
the liver land kidnevsiSweS.-
Frutttiis, 8caU Head, Dandfn'ff J pasis, U
of Mchtor, Scaly MffiW1
Scalp and Skin -whfint,vr Hnm0n 5ecie
renVedies faU. ' en tho best PhyiS,"
u arfrt
ECBEWA TtVKNTk Vr,
S? v8tltnde to God is unb , Ks
lief 1 have obtainaati .??unded for ,
CUBA BKMBDIICf)
Sczema on mv 1pMV. ee
I have beRn tl'hetw
1 mnlniciM. .i.u , yearn t
u.iu. mr years w ' 1
Itching were so intense J,l.ern:
1 Dr.t
Now, I
10 By, 1 nave no trouble. , ata hanr
covered Datdhea on Only th.. ,1
e and
of mvformerSnlsery" hkSS03 Mot'
. J83 WssT.AvENxrKVBocHEsSffY1- 8
. ;: .ECZE3IA ON A CBlLn
I Tour most valuable Cuticuba p '
f one mr child so much good thlr t e,d'Es W
tog this for the benefit of those feel in
withskln disease. My llWewtrong;
Itozemaand I tried sevM i.trub!td Jf!
cines, but did not do h, ""re and n,"
tVia fiii....... -c Koon nn.ii tsi
the s GcneuBA Remedie:
mien l owe yot
rest.
ANTON BOSSMTItR r
TETTER OF TIIE SCAlp
.BExawzs about six weeks, and thPv ClT,c
as tWok as it ever was. T tM,?: back
i Whttmbobo', Texas. p oiC'S.
COVERED wirH BL0TCS1E,
1 want to tell you that your cw t
prr Is magnificent. About ttuSnSr Resoiv
faoe was covered with Blotehwf ?nTBf? a? ay
three bottles of KxsoLvSSrSSM
Sx. CHAas Sxbbo'SSI
IV POISONISG.
Jor all cases of Dolsmimi. , t ,
, 1 1
SoId , everv where Price- Pt-t
to Cnre Sbln BJS
myrD&Wlrn Wedat tnn..,.
Typhoid Fever.
.wuV tun Kir nou
Btrongestia
bust inhsali
id serionssp
laciated anH
most robust in h
a. long and serion
t me emaciated
a.t times that l!m
SRk1? "IW le-. At timmhat tohl!
I- swollen an enarlnm. i"?1 1!mt). w
as its natural nnnrtiHn :UX"f1 a.s
tn to iC L V" ."""""nea ana aDjn-
noma on1 ofr i . .
( antla d lo jura
iiuui my Knee anwn b,.h
peowne inrectsd. The doctors would nati i,
up for awhile, but the ulcer would n.ver to
The mercury and potash with which S
that the only hope to save life was ampwaH
1 continued to grow worse, and for tlwwi
Swift's Specific was suggested, and JJcootwka
tonseatonqe. Prom the very first r botaa
feel better. I haye taken thirty-six bottles, an
the shadows which tad darkened hit Hfe f(1.
twenty-leht years have all been dissipated. Tb
effect of the medicine has been wonderfdin.
deed. To-day I am able to attend to all my v
ming Interests, and walk from one to five mScs
per day. I am satisfied that the disease is entire
ly broken up, and henceforth I am to be free
from those terrible apprehensions 'and sufferfc
which formerly made my life miserable, hvit'j
Specific has done more lor me in one year to
all the drug store medicine prescribed bypiji
cians did mtweuty-eignt years, and I most cheer
fully bear this testimony to its merits.
- Wm.REeii).
Hall County, Ga., Feb. 28, 18S5.
From the Dissecting Boom.
Having taken Swift's Specific for blood poison
contracted at a medical college at a dissectioa,
while I waaamedieal student, 1 am grateful to
say that it gave me a speedy and thorough cnre
after my parents had spent hundreds of dollars
for treatment. Hy arm was swollen to twice its
usual size, and as nothing helped me I was des
pairing of ever being cured. Bnt hearing of iha
8. S. 8,1 bought a bottle, little thinkinsl would
.derive any benefit from it. I began taking it re
gularly, and soon the swelling began tow down,
and the arm ceased to pain me. I continued its
use, and after taking eight bottles was tboronsh
ly cured. Acoottu Wbkdel, Newark, X. J
: Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable, seems
to cure cancers by forcing ont the impurities
from the blood. ;
, THB SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
' Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
JanSO-D&Wly frsuwe nrm chw
(POLLS
c
25
m. MA ial
USE.
She Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age!
- .
. -mSxJIPTO IuS.OF A
i-' TORPID LIVER.
Loh of appetite Bowels cos tire, Pain
: tk bMdr with dull sensation to U'
. kada part, Pain nnder the
h fclaae, Fallnaaa sifter irith ad
Mallsaxion to exertion of body or mM.
InrttmMUtyef temper, Low spirit a, w
: , Kfeellnaof haTine neglected "mJu.7l
r ' Wearlaeis. Dlzzlnesa, Fluttering aUj
Heart, Dota before the
rw tke right ye, BJS
sltfhl inmwm Highly colored Unne, sm
i i ? COriSTIPATgN.Ja
-i o acn eases nw woo fferer.
ehangertfeellngastoastonuhtherofl
IhlTllM
body toTi
fetonrlabetl. and
axe on
the XHgestt-veOncaii
rroaneeatricoair
tiittia rwrnifiT 01DCIDARII 1 1
Renovates the body, makes healthy
Btrengtbens tne weaK, , repaira - k .
system wito pure blood aadtard
tones "the nervous system, XSwl
,7i brain, and imparts the vigor of WW"
. .tliIlby.S?gis?lc. WArTork
an80DjbWly." suwefr J-
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Xrrt) WEAKFASTBACwn.
aWTAUJO SCAL. ATTACH CO TO THE STW"'
' yld ana ar?oANyAa, as in the cut.
s dee 3 ir
-wed sat
teM nntral ProtestaBf
A WEEKLY KKUGIOrS AND Vgvf,
Apaper and toe Organ cj ' ths ff
tant Church in Norm vamuu - -
fireenaboroi N. u.
w 1 r-aoen ui Tnyu Tia rmon tw j'L -
, ;Boia it tor nve years and itnevV-i 'mo-1 c
, . v. : vvuni iaj cure eVPTTT
MOKSB, 2)r, hOLlon-, K Ai
T(U)TT
. -.vonee. . - .nd
Greenswv . .
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