North Carolina Newspapers

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I V- .lo not iMilieve that the v. asked I iii s. many worus ior social eqnauty I or for mixed schools. We give them I th; Ix iuiit of this statement. , But tin y made this declaration: ' I We earnestly desire the abolition of the I chain gang convict system, and the ad mis- I aioir to trade unions of . men of our, own 1 race and to employment in commercial pur- I "la ucuriveverv State-in the Union" hoth i K North and South. par,race are not allowed I unworthy of our institutions.: and. hurtful an!i'XS ?f CUatrJr v-"bome It is impossible . that legislation can make the negroes " members of tra.les unions that are composed -f wliites. The Congress cari as ' easily forc a law to jaiake r all churches oj.i ii t iiegroeRi or'alPscieMific sb I oifiies or literary .societies open:? to; I tht iii. The negroes are enal before J the law. : They can. form Pinions : of: tlieir ( wn, and with those . they twill I iave to be: content tor., tne presenu The North is full of unions of 1' one j kind or another and tf-negroea Acre I are noL admitted it is no fault of" the 1 Southern people. ..: - I IIui the negroes at Louisville drew j a tiii t inuictment against lue 1 SoiiiiM rii w hites that is not tnio at I aii, r inn to a limited extent., u I fiVC k . t; i ; . . i . - . , j - - ; . . . . . j "i lint we io - lieueve that many of the i ' wneiKitni ju secure w us ouc ngni as j ciii.ens tint lHAnioff more inan aeaa letiera, i in the s..iiinern otaits, almost wimousex- J ccptioi,. the colored people are -denied jus 1 was in t UK c.niru; ueniea vine inui ei ineir I iiontwt l?i..r. defraudedi of -i their." political f riiniix ai im; iwiioi inx,Bnuiouviroai learnr i nitr ir:iii-s, i tn ated oi oi : tneir civil ngnis i . ;: j . i- .- , i . r ,; I uus arnujsuiiu .t joi iane .wm far as North Carolina Jsnwrned., 1.1 . . - .1 . " I I ligent colored-man - in, decidedly against Randall. The cor , if candid and trutliful, Wilmington. coiiMTtelt Uiose , coioreu iMiii,iuiauB is that tlie colored " people here can, ob- j . ... : .. , . - 4.n tain "justice m the courts; that they 'c get their lust pay r for "honest 1 1 ;-Ci "'vv i V1,J j ..:.: t. ....j ... ; -i . ; i jrts 7o -miuii uu1- iium '- reaiuiug I . I trade,- f6htherWf ! ' mechanics in this town, and that the ! ami nrivilesres is in not beinf? allowed 1 , . i- . . it. i to putup. at noteis patronixea; o y mo A)fi(mth roli 4 Virginia; V..:.yi.-1 whTtes. ? The v tro t&the theatrei!' and j take "front seateVthey , ride any1 ! where they J please m v the cars ac- I pording to th tieeyurH. thev take the 'side walks tO uit their I . nnitinJ V.fifjnM iil 1p- I ov. it notions ot politeness ana ue- cerioy, for ever j 'day the whites rrtusf go almost or, altogether .oiitsido to let inum passjmeso aiiu otuurmugo showthat the charges ' brought by the politicians m convention areonly I .!, . r-r I true ? in localities or in ; sections 'and especially:: - ; r.';, tscK 'h co iar as me doiium 'wirceiucu.) untrue that the courts, burials are nun nmtnA t IflintMi ( tlHxid 1ait irimiti very strong hegative lo the recktessf asser-; i "on; ana it is equally unwue mwswrma. alofrauded of the YraiU of their-toil, or 4 are deprived of political rights! for 1a pointf of fact they are'tbe professional repeater at the polls, as the Fourth! watd-votk int . iia aouuuanuy attuww i is aiso untrue mav mcy "f. learning trades: Phe whole wtoge- Ateal pursuits is open to them and; ; rotects a negromechsaic Mrnmcfc i o'tt from learn of mechanical as it does a white onK-,.r ito 'lisclosed in the complaint lkut ''common I carriers and "inn-keepers, The ejrocs winana complete leouamv ana tue waue i ad the white do not apply to ftheSoiitli ?gj claims upon the party. Hevhas bcetf 'My-: iiMM 1 amply' Rewarded; alreadyV Jliejmay, The Norfalk;!Xaiff,; in ;con be a Pemwrat in "some particulars, Mlering ;tlLe !:arraignment' of ? :: the; ! iiifi&sWjffi South; says of ;tsWfiJtate motoj tiZf&fa tkhdHlrtottopi negroes ate deniecti jusUce- inf 1 .'CVT'" . "'AVv .' and here in Virginia'. these tri-i ; nronbunced Jrolectionists is v enouga for the most part occupied ?byi i f t:iiZ-:A tt - - . .. . . . . , - - I I I I t B ... I its,.. V - ft a V 1 - -.11 W I . : . . M . . ' 1 V- . " " ' - T T . - r. ' w. ' - t. ' m 7 ," '. . a ,- - l a -r vS -'- i - Now: then. can" the Mark 5 man f nnA himself neon the 'whites in whools ml. ?mft j . b . Louisvillo convention meant - -planum abasinc than toere Wordv fiftiarft:' e; and?1iolela atid jsclioolS sara ' rations . janw powioff: themye oge;to ft , themsely tip- to th li'hitea.lmt toira this- whites idAn ;tp thei? -wVyer tnd mostthith telling atoher like; NJfX)ri CromwellT'd ditioh ia "d enlorabl v deer radd-n So are satisfied that the edocalioiribrthe wgiyw wianw vmur . uwu uegreua-i taon, thiero ' will hiP no .more 'taker paid by tho whites for educating the J We 'are r not unfriendly to - the choired 'cpple. We iarealways pleased 'when we see improvement in meir conaiuon. vv e note wiiu saiis- faction always any signs of elevatiori and progress among thein. V But we have no ' idea of admitting for one minute. ; any i claims that must result: Beri6us detriment fto: society and :- ; - .i-., . ; , 1,1 in the final degradation ? of ; the white . 4 :- . . : . . .j, ern people shall take the negroes to marry with them it -is their lookout. the - whites of : the1, Spith .wiil remain' separate; f oVeveri ; maintaining their ancestral prldq and ytevatron; ' J t BOBEj IGCIlES ABOUT r TOE J :An examination of ;the Louisville IC'w tue - uiriir ana xne opeajtersnip re vests a point br which alters the numbers and increases the significancy of the fifrnres'.' Of .' ih& one hundred and twenty three members Heard irom & are 'outspoken in f a vbr of a; division of the tariff. There are but 9 against, aad 29 non-committal. For Speaker I there are 84 for Carlisle, 13 for Cox. 1 1 for Randall, 2 for Springer and 65 nonjcommittat. ; or yanisieseo- ond choice 13. rho person -having cnarse or. tne correspondence, wrues: ...... . . t .. a. ... ... ilia also proper litre o state luawuiaujr ut me oestapu waruKat incuus ui jui, viuiiaic t . s xr i r ft f in the next House did not answer -your cor resDondent a letter. i ase ior example tne Democratic .delegation irom.;ii.eniucKy, which is. of course, solid for Carlisle, only three of which replied. to my. letter , of in-; huirv. Indeed. 1 can count on my noser endafrbm a personal knowledge at least forty Carlisle memoers or me next nouse ;who are included among my correspon- I ' 1 Ut bllKI u'-. ai D iff 1 -XLiUllblUVkU .'mmhfirs the : above ntrurincr leaves jthb, matt(rf iadoabt with the chances UjLiif and ' ! - - jBl(k. . nj;0ia. !,.. ;; t i. been engaged all summer in making a cau- I'vass or nis sirenciu. a whw irom guou and rejiaDteiaformaUon.;! predict that he rwill receive the following vote on the se I condor third ballottrom the States named :Alabama. .. ....... 5 Georgia,,,..,,o caUlOTnia. ....... o xuuiaua. 8 iji - j.: .Mfei.:;rI Louisiana. . . . . . 8 Mississippi. . . ;.. . 5 Michigan ... ; i . . ; a jn evaaa. . v . v l Missouri: i'-l V--8 :: New Jersey, v. ; . . 1 NewYork(Coxouf)12 Ohio..,...:'.'.;. . 9 rionn tjaroiina.... o - xhjuucssscc. ...... u. Texas. .Juv.: 8 Wisconsm..w. 4 in inylopinion Mr. Cox will receive' - five, and it mav rise to fifty. Mr. Springer will receive seven or, eigni, ana mere wm fWrhna nrvw.ive scattermir votes.!' - certainiV;hiffhlv important.' that some honest, earnest; Tariff, re- hferniGPf ghould : be ; elected -Speaker, e,. Cox Or Carlisle wimld maki a; ia'iioitm m mpn hf su- KWU uiuwi f "v v - -stia MRanall haff4 nb pwvx ,,','r'5.J",,.,i""" ; ; ... ! people; nlists ..always, ; Ilis packing T, the ta yef ormpf the grayest .tears. : . , x no , 'U fcaT.nnifoillf7tiirirtv follow TkJl "will ist the :treader " in ps? . t - Tfo ;hr UTtMTig rA&k deserts, ---fit -repeats; W"v.,,.we iH0 , . t - i : f Am . many times presentea in some, x orm i-'-Z ir q -if -Hl? ivfTbc -Pfiv burdensome system of taxation., -Jq last Congress it renewed lUvresponsiwniy ioriuui miu. j v I XTTA-.ik. . Rfoorta r-rintrtmitlPA Wltht I; IT PXOILO- lit 1 hUO -,: JJliMU w v' Mr; i Randall and twelve. Democrats in 1 opposition to ,the earnest protest and united f-fprests havejbeen destroyed.;- There, effort of ...the mass and bodv bf theiDfint?ftr--v :JnoVi .i.Iiri static party and outofngrrTja elect Mr. Bandali Speaker-in; the-face of j:? voters, who sincerely liehrye that, the Biuccruiy uenrye jtnat. infisb paraifiPan'd tlscomanMnSbesi X reform series hto a ceriaih jvalaattf not eminentl v rekdablo tor fair f liaustive.V' They have beirtin another! i-TU'ill . . . . . -ri , -. .... . ".I monwealths.and State is to be selected to do the work I or his people.- .The first of the series -- i A r. -r. " - T ; . -I ... '. t . P ubl ished ? ;.is i ? Virginia," and t he Novelist, J ohn VEsten :sCooke. is the writer, j i VVe navei not seen it.; bat the; able critic of 'the v New ? York' pime discusses it at length. j llis: critique 'would 'Wake;; three or . four columns of the Stab." He does pot think much ; of the -volume. . It is in- terestino: but fanciful and unreliable. plr., Umke has earned jinto-.thfe pro.5 vihee -: of grave'1 h istorynhe' spirit of no romancist. ;.4 ne reviewer . is very harp and bis artiele abounds in ridU 0dle.,r' He. i s also caustic, int h is refer-- always . heroic rivalled. - The ; ana, granq, anq, un- eritie says ; Cooke is t - 4,-- , ,, .... . . I , .... ..... - " TT." ' - T "'t 11-1- -. -Cf4 luat ne surrounus every, event 111 nor history witH a halo, and thinks that j of all the States engaged in the civil j war that she : was "the only part pf. the country that went into the;';w;ar' or came out of it with any. credit. oucn sum as iuis lias no ciaiins.xa, the name of history. Of the Pocahon taslamif.Cap reviewer makes short work. lie 'says, - land it is worth copying: V,,-,'.;. "But of his mffiahtie adventure with that 'beautiful Indian Princess nothing was ever heard till long after She had become. famous.r- llt found no place , inr Smith s M rue. Itela- tion ' nublished in 1G08. but aDDCars 16 hreara later , in his ".'General History.!, jTroef jor false it must needs arouse great interest,. thee, in the hero of such a tale, whose life was saved by "tire devotmt)f the- Indian woman whose coming to England as the ennsuan wne 01 an xngusn genuemau uau made so much 'Druit' at the 'Gouft anff throughout the kingdom. Was it true? That it bad remained so long untold is in itself a suspicious circumstance. . Was t false ? . Powhatan was dead and Pocabon) tas was dead, and no J white; man. except SmUhJiimself.' was present at that remark- . - . . . 1 , . a. 1 UIUIU HIUU. HUUlUi vt VVUUHMW. (. I ti I was a good etory ito tejl; , apd .most need, add to the fame of Capt.: Smith. - But it is not a little remarkable thatprecisely such 1 m. ? 1 i an incident bad -happened nearly .75. years:. before to another adventurer among Ame rican exnlorers. andthat Smith had never heard of itif. ho -.hadi ot.f-r'in, an eariyj Spanish expedition; to Florida one Juan Ortiz had been, taken .. Drisoner .bv.the In diana. anrf when" bound hand'and foot upon a scanoiaing, whu, a nre a.muicu oeneatur him. he was saved from torture and death bv the'nravers of the daughter "of the chief who had captured him and bywhbse'6r-k ders be was about to perish. Had Smith never read the ' 'Relation' "6t,Fernahd61 de Soto, published iu4567 in f which .this. trlf North Cdrolimt Is (lb t ber oneof the 'Cdmmpn Weal ths' U b' treated wo; hope a competent ped wilJ-be fdnntLr ! . i.-if .'ni -'5 1- i-tJ M jv?f I'll Historical n rontancQ m pleasant read- ihgbtitl history f'sfcqiuld be; writtew wttbont toovmacbv romance. pier withit?WcbficiseVarefttirf duo i reference to p n'but all.the4rripbrtfactsin history,; will 'he:'0er'AlZ'Wi wnnirt he mucn Dieasea ii tnewOTs . . i v ' --r .a ... 1 rfu 'iV'n..tsAJ.i were assigned Mrs. UBncer, She would -write: apSi excellent ? hiia- vatidg pOWer MttLmnt'l anown -vkSth iPitbmLZhr tactnaj; invermoricKyAym npwhere' &f flradt6Vai &n-ovt4 milLj!s:l li - VnmMmmnStoiW$iWV!m 4tHXm Itrmw.XlV.lB 7atSOf-43tStea ?am ,r. r- . 7 .. H... rl.t fact that :iti$ei& FkTjlf -r-op-itts-'l)ti.m-' ia,:erf ua - rivers therowemriginaiiyiroajj. ior-? ests. They have disappeared1 - and now hcnilock, bereb apd spgar jnsplo .... ""'i. t . i . . .' . r. orow. -3Inith0 fcioutuespeciaiiyi in iquiious xiepuoiican war measure and'tdi&et ipopAars ana neecnes only crow I uo. iuuuu Ypung ipr isanaaii jnaee'i'T- " v - 01 ms Known rccom oughtf nevw Ao Jf j --7 1 - w J'rr. l Una, ; the; cotgQ-dnd yf LTiiT:. SEE 'Hi . V.T.Vi:,f fcT'.n OTAnWh f4.050i Florula, $2,925; i .igfltopiflnConp nlta-4.--;l--Tft i 1 Louisiaflai $3,125tMii drBostM Voef. rie:rWf hirtl ?en3fei. WH5 1 North Carolina, $8,850; nlaeedNhrnIriifni,lA frodncojtiBlaftefihefeJindiIn, I The report. was read and ti? t .tei'ji..Ktiva?l 'sAtarfwvi-iii NAKraota. wlir.Ti nttnW. 'wwwi ia 1 4 f The trustees met V . ..U1D : IUCU Ull IUU LHIUbU. ' lilU 1. " s i:' ...... ... -t. . .-t-..r.::-''.7SV. F M. . v.- 'ii Lo.tioasLtniness. , nfi hivh i;noicn is i nv rc' , . u , - ; run or tnis. vyitn. mm Virginia is I I ,Abroa. ..?v;.. : -,...-' vv o ( wouiu iikc lo-. ocu i Liio , aituf m v i Auout loriy oersuus were m me ucuu i coia. l-.ifsa: lnaianoia. 4.uou.;.otai.400.oo,7 workmanship oi onr -Diate compare i ;iuoj wiAmufi .v. . n - r k v . .. zTir-J ' ' Ui well with the best ot tneJ3tatesm i ""7".-'" : " I , .-tr liti,!? iiM I ly gnevedparents-andupon the arrival of I ... .... fu-rt, .wuu6nL Itltrmoirs -stam.kM' ldt ai!siiS3 XJ.'S:Xbowasrecloundthe - -- I pjaMa-i-w.v.y.w I courts to have obtained frauduiehtiy. a di 1 Jtfirjci --ii.ifi' Wn-.wf T"fnHd1trritb ; snmftiiRj I boW T?!ont nfflnlatlnc'. ' . I j. -L-u .i. --t 1 Mortgage Bonds BFttCWV.W- Hniesanosdtn rOTfmH rfBy Tejewaph to North uaroiina;--w,4auWj.j Mvb ww ayis Wisconsin which destroyed the there I .i-wsoiia i. :;i-.y. -. tvtf ;' , d; Qt dormant and athe b hreaT. .Wirm j them ibifife.So1 eveii fire ltk its destruc- ?. lm ?nd ?lder. L Iai Ei t eanhhe globe, is to be i.U A J 1 4 1 . : . J U ' ' a V xue qweu.ngpiaoe or tne regenerated, redeemed and glorified. ire is the great ' purifier. ' The fer- tent heat shall destroy ; tf thelne w eavensand the new earth may be- ome more beautiful and more glon-jj ms tha'n-Eden1 was before sin bad entered in and transgression had H " VBrought death Into the world and all our woe. Instead 'of the thorn and the thistle nd the poisonous upas, there shall' e" flowers .of heavenly beauty arid ragranee and trees of eternal greea- ; nesa aifordLuig 5 perpetual? shade. iewflora:and'j:alf newfvariety fof orests shall follow. the fires of that -. i;r.- liizn .ii;t - .h-J". 'X- Hi . I' . .. The sad: intelligence .was; received here yesterday morning of the death,1 at Shelby; L Ir;i,''rrJ.';n ttia' -.n'..J.i,4n'. nr. rxt Vt iUlU UbUQ UaUIT, UttHKUKii Ui . iUl, IT, b. Hardy, of thii city, pf typhoid pneumo- faia.:iiTne oarcnts of the ' voune ladv were hotinedxlij Wednesday ;of ;her; dangerous Illness and'left on Wednesday night's train or tue vreBi, out it was doi cxpecieu mat. hey-would reach Shelby before 12 M, yes- erday" while the'- telegram 'i received yes-' ay Announced that she died at 2.40 A. ; so that the parents did not reach their daughter's side until . some, hours after her death. Miss . Hardy had been in Shelby, j&bout three months, where she was visiting the famiiv of Rev. B R. Hall, formerlv lo- icatedhere. The news of her death was re ceived by the numerous friends of, the family here with evidences of profotindest orrow. ff She was an : amiable young lady. ind none knew her hot to c love her. De- iceascdwas about twenty years of age. l it was expected that the remains would leave iShelby at 1.40 P. M. yesterday; or about jone hour, and a half after the arrival of Mr. iA , - of cun.- onA ILZZZiJZ J . . " WaAV IU1Q lUVlUlUg IHexlean Wmr Veterans. We notice that preliminary arrangements a m Koin er maAa riv roclrtont momlifra of tho Mw n J. J vaj.v.v k. . v .... w . u v . .hw : National Association of Mexican , War i Veteran in Washington, for the approach j, V! i V '. T"'T.-i . : ' -.. -i'l iing re-union, wnicu, to taxe piace in inai 8 I'city oh the fithC 7th and 8th of December,' I' mi - ' . - - . 1883. - It is understood that the - committee ihaving the matter .''m;;charge wiH urge a ; largq aiienaance 01 veterans, in - oruur. uiat they may avail,' themselves of -the: oppor- ' tunity that will be afforded them with Con-' . gress in scssipn to personally . urge ' on the members 01 mat Doay tne : pensioning 01 their companions' in : arms. Hon. T. J. iMacke" bf S'cluth Carolina, has been chosen orator of the re-union and has accepted. .A committee has been appointed to perfect ar- rangements ior a successmi re-union. ine veterans in this city and elsewhere "in this section; 01 wnom tnere are quite a uuuiuci , should be represented on the occasion. : : . :- '1 ?i(--iX A Sad Occasion. the body at the residence faf Mr.' Hardy, car- ner of Fifth and Church ;streets,! the house found to be filled rwith -mourning friends Who had assembled there in advance of the diriyal Wkhe. splemh cortege ; ; A pall of sadness eehed to; have settled npon all,' and theret was sbcareely a dry eye among those whd had' 'assembled at the depot or .on; I death: of one so yonngjs at ail times' a apt to I fL.lU mfVmM than noiill iAbmAitv i ioaprea us wm I fiuiwhenWIptelydispM SSirfA u ffied-'mtd'cbntld: eration, and vne iact tnat sne oiea iar away f i-nm ' ho tinmn' and loved ' 'ones' ( though among KmQ ana sympatuiBing irieuua;, it I . . Nancy, rPadrick is the name of a white I ? I-u-'a-sIw woman, uB"- -----hv I frien'dsbr relatives to look aftisr herand I HLr WJ'iiAii- I gll.llfmii Pltit.UiUM. Mlivwavuyv. I . , w 1 ne-canoei "cre ri v-.ik h.iKWn found mmSS eastern mutskirtoof ; the city and taken to K station house," Shb .iwUi; probably be again5' retuttied ? t3 6nslowi as it will never do to letner wander about helplessly; and in the mean time sne js pang proviw oHhA riitv Hall. ; I H.IIU1I1IT LU1U CMAU. oiWlWiUiwiuB, ivuv, a V A crtTTVrriVV'lT Irfr, K M ft InT JV ! vPnuiTlr. - -- i A m iti nnn Biriitnu 1 11 1 ui 11 ir riunii u 1 l . a. . -. jm, -. . m . - . - - - - lteport of tbe General A ent-lfletl as r' 'f- of Trnstoies,'; imt ! IJsy Teiegrapn to tne J&ornmr star. .91 1 New .ITobkJ. 0hert!4Ehe report of ; ReVi Dr. Curry, general agent ,of -the Pea- I ,tkn of educational progress in : 'the States. among! which the fund , is - divided. In ; West Virginia the Legislature , made liberal . appropriations , to Peahody institutes, and j VirginiaVr North and South fCaroV Georgia, , .Florida .1 Ahanygasj(-g well attended 1 1 1 ... : rihe following are the ted in the several States in the riasi Vcar f of rhib lie schoolsi normal Sfthoolf and tvillflpri teachers' institutes JSTftshville ischolershjps , 3CC.V South i Carolina. 12,600; Texas $13,600: IT a. Tr? ' "' z An- to-day at the Fifthf: Avenue Jttotel.,, it. C Wjnthrop, presided and the only trustee not presen t ."at tb meeting was Hamilton Pish. -Ex-GoVt'jafif' D. Porter, of Teanesee, was chosen td iftqc" ceea the late Gen. Barnes. The .Executive Committee electedonsists otWm. Aiken, Wm. M. Evart8rf A. H.H.StewarL m, R-V Jackson and Jas. D. Porter. .The Finance Committee consists., of Wm, M, Evarts,' Hamilton' Fish, Tbeo. Lyman, Ai J. Drexel and Jqdge M. It. Watte.? mxtfim''id"- The meeting adiourned to the first Wed nesday in vciODer, loo, in inis city, lT. I- r f MARYLAND. ! J'. i-:;; i- l-U i,i,V am The Demoeratie Nominee for mayor of ualtlxaore Republican Nomina tion for State OfflceH'-v!-i; ' '' : fBy Telegraph to the Uornins Btar.l 'n ''- Bamtmobe. Oct. 4. The Democrats to-' I day : renominated Mayor lAtrobe for a , fourth term. v . . ; .' - :.,,-' ...... I The Executive Committee of the Renub- ucan atate central committee, met to day and nominated FranK n.'J ataefeett, of An napolis, for Attorney . General, in place of. it. HtacKett Matthews declined. During the session of the Executive; Committee it was made known that L Dr.r Washington Smith, of f Dorchester; ; Republican nomi, nee for State. Comptroller, had also, de. Clined, and - Col. James C. MuHiken of Talbot county, wai ' nominated in -, his ' place. THE FIRST JyiSTBIGT f A ThoswG. Skinner tbeDemosratle Norn- "if ,t ; fueo for Congresa.. - IBy Teleerraph to the Mbrnhyr Star. J Raleigh. N.' C.Oet. 4LTheDemocts of the First District have nominated Thbsj;: G. Skinner to fill the vacancy in , Congress Caused by the death of W: F. Foole. iy'-' : : MARYLAND." ; A Neero murderer's Escape from Jail, l rBv Telejrraph to the Mornniff Star.1 "RALTTMOTiKr October 5. A snecial f rom 1 -v . . j . if j. ' J - T o u 1 . jm 'I uaaianu, am., says; iuu. ouum. cuiurcu,- the man who murdered Josi ah Horden, ' at Elikins. -in Barrett county.-last spring. escaped r from .jail Thursday afternoon. about 5 o dock. He called the jailor into ti.o aaII onrl tVm -loilM- vorv frkliQriltr'., vrtnt' U&O UUU .UU llMtVl j . V . .. . WAlumj ( , wnen omun Knocsea mm oown, - iook a hatchet and broke the chain which : held him to the floor, locked theiailor up and escaped with his shackles on. .Every effort, I is being made to recapture hun. . Smith , is a desperate fellow. Heuwas only a short while since convicted of murder ia the first degree and sentenced to be hanged. Hamilton was expected to sign his death warrant at Annapolis to-day, 'and fix the idate of execution: "-1 ' -''l-'-i MASS A CUUSETTS Tne Nortn Carolina Press Gang, at' . -4-: Wit '' By Telegraph to the Horning Btar. Boston, :OcL 5. The : North Carolina Press Association. ; now ..visitinff .Boston; made an excursion' down the harbor this evening, by invitation of the American Ex position committee. Deer island ana; pub lic institutions were visited . This evening the visitors attended the .theatres. , t hey have received and accepted ' an invitation Ifrom the proprietors of the Cominereial auueunvo dine i at the farker liouse Sa turday afternoon;fK.if 'un ;j vSP'ji COTTOSTATEMEN ; ' Total Receipts at all Amerlean Ports0 , t,; By Telegraph to the Horning Star.l . , ,i r Nkw YoTtK. Oct. 5. The - following. ar the total net receipts peottoh.at all the. ports since September 1J;; i883r dalveston,-' y4,oa oaies; ixew urieansyo.oiu; mount; 18.349: Savannah. 113.377: Charleston. 85. 652: Wilmington. 11.951: Norfolk.: S4.516 Baltimore. l.J80: JNew xork. oaa: .Boston, 759 : PhiladelDhia,3.712 ;West Point, 11,741 : Brunswick.1 ;054 ; Port Royal, 1,894; Pensa- ! rBvTelerranhto the Morning Star.l 8t. ; Louis, Pet. 5. A . dispatch! i from Tucson. Arizona, says : Jacob Eimor ana Charles '.Hinsley,: two stage robbers, , beV longing to the gang that, killed. Messenger. Collins, on Aug. 10th, ;were . overtaken byt Tucson on Wednesdays Elmer was killed I io.to the mountains but was pursued, and TneVlrandulcnt fcceroji Heard From He twill ; Not" Obey, orders Favorable Beirt fVvm Penacolai.'-l ; . : i. tBy Telegraph to the Horning Star. j to obey the order to return to Washingtou. I fxnA'A'AtiwteAtimr of thcNavy to-day iATem ram Welch; bfPensacoTalTavTatdstating that therffbayebeencPBew-ci ofyel- W f AwianliHiflia kt-fkarvad since 1 w . . - rf -- I the last rerjort,i..I i04i 1 i x.4 iift- i m I Gov: -Vance arrived in 'the 'City .yesterday bwnneavdin afewaayl fprWashingV tontSty; to join Mrs. Vaiice.. -;It was learned ptPl sources that toay be considered reHable,that T;RcotGneral Manager of the Richmond ' & Danville ; Railroad; las i "v' I tendered hisresi, ignaxion. - .- - - cuuewe, rfvi B.auB2,-. juwowuiuai U4 1 ,vEreiy mturetL were taken to . Peabod v '' institnteS-have 'all been'rwTitfail and the influence for ood i&' dIAf. r NO;;50 J' PMUjADEl.F'JIIAi Street Ca Bun Into by. a Ball road rain -nro orne PAsseneem Kill isndvlbe illMt ;HIorev or Itm In 1 CBy Telegraph to the Mornine feiarT r R FmlLEm'Oct..TKei 1 am on ;the JNorth Fenrisyivanii br&fccb? 1 : the'Philadelphia V&; -Readihg RailroadHT lscfhehanna avenueland' Amorsrana street. ; u iw a o tree 1. car or. tne .union "liner M' tiiS inorclog: ThcaiPasdemolished : and all of the passengers werp'more oi1 Jess ' T - . u;iA'r - u Tncra h1mp ou the Episcopal heariver of the'rrwarflna? tlitt0 astThursday, t r- m uixxa uaru qiui:c r rnkiMnh niAkrASA limelorthe .ikItJF ver7 moctt ret to learn that Mr. Joe amounts distrib , f ltientrii Ji thk' Uvifl Vm&fciixlSM bBd WW Md painful atci dJtfce'tiasiyeai'1f:7W?l? befall him a few days ago While am iiJTiT?ffim 1M,TTinpl!vicHms y wytuau numiiOTcus oa anaw i jUoraonviiie, vmsteokefe.). She-; is, still- aUye Wl,pBsirate pf llve.bsit a short. ; tinie. Thera.was Aacjo-Lflenderson. tlm.wntfh fnr trAino t ' o.. .?im F tfciigh saretV cate -t tlie eroaaino- althonf K ihrv I v4 Krr:--." L WW J-tA BltMVUJA .Si AAV. W : Ia erect otie. r The. driver had f the &rJ' whileheortKbound in p passedj but' had. not .noticed the roroacir- of , a , train ofi ; the other iki He started the! honieM nd hefere' ie . passengers had. a moment's motice. the utn bound train, running at the rate of 1 iwenry-nve miies ao nour strucK the car ujanng w splinters and hurting the pas sengers, bruised ' and bleedino' rntn a nifk." ipiscuous heap: x It is : said by. a man who" r . . - i . ... . wiwesseu uiu acciaenv mat a .noy was act ihg as driver; while the regular' driver was inside the car.- - m 1 .-n---i ;.;, . Suit InatltB ted , Agaijf ut tbe Post master . General , by a New Orleans Banki.v-:'; fBy Telegraph to the Mornlns Star.V WAsnxNGTON, ; Oct. 5.4rThe New Or- lbaBS National Bank, through its , counsel. vo-day instituted a suit for $100,000 dam-j' ag in ,, the District :C9urt;4 against .'the: Postmaster. ..General, , on account j of the!' latter a oruur ui jutuiuLKcavui, loxuiuoing , a delivery to the Bank of . registered let- rs.'and the payment to It of money orders v reason of its relations with the Xcottetv ' TOW-'11 its forth that the order contamed'defama-' j ry and libellous matter, and was intended - charge' it ' he BankV with '"fraudulent iractices and, illegality about, -transacting its banking business, and to have its". cus tomers believe that' it was procuring money by fraudulent practices. n fci :Sn : inn I n'i pestructlve Fire Rasins In DaUlaa A i Grain Elevator. Cotton Compress and Otber .Valuable Property .Destroyed' rto Oyer ooo,oobr;,;tV5 . f - . By Tetegraph to tte'Kbrrto iSt'l Gaxvsstoit, Oct. v. 6 A; special from kllafiifsays? Probably the largest and it destructive fire that ; has ever occurt here is now-:ragingj At , 11 o'clockT a A Iref broke out in the engine room bfcW G. A Howard z , Co s. .-elevator,- and soon after. flames were issuing from all directions.. The elevator is situated at. the Texas Pa?, pific depot, one block north of -Elm street. The flames spread ' rapidly and soon the cotton yard of the City Compress, occupyrj Sng a' biocK ot ground,-, immediately ad oining the elevator,: caught fire and was ionsumed. A strong breeze is blowing and the heat from- he i burning .district cis f rightfuhk At 12.30 P M. the elevator ,fe fwith a crash. r. "lhe . brick, building adjoin- . . . . . t. c jr.- " ng it, occupied Dy oinser,: xavis as jo. tntammg , boilers and engines, is also a total loss: 'The flames rapidly : spread and icon the cotton around the City compress;. icross from the elevator. . caught, and is jeing1 5 rapidly! burned.0' At 12.45 o'clock ir eaqght and wiped oat the electric light , works . and livery stables. .That part of awn in which it is now spreading is com- bosed of small frame structures. There is , ...ii i . ii . . mi l i io teuing wnere it win stop, eievator contained wheat And oats to the amount of ),000 bushels; all of which was destroyed. - - . ,1 - .1L' , AAA .l.V . ' iere are aiso prooaoiy iwu uaies oi cot ton consumed : Thus far prominent vx surance men estimate the loss at $1,000,000. , auu tuc liiaufauwj nt (w,wu. jjunucoa lis almost suspended and the whole town is 'excited. , The-, fire -department responded ipromptl, 'but "It Was , " nearly uA -an hour beiereui the v engines tiiot regu ilariy f to . work, . and., - then the .water nmMtf! was" innrtpnnnfo . 'I InA OT :th ftn-- i gines Aeemed jj toA -be .nearJyiworUiiess, IWhera thflflrn hrnkft out there, were some t.i ..II-i j.iJJi lw.Jl i twtnity-iiVB ur tuirtjf uui uutt uatuani Jjiug ! around on the .railroad tracks, and as the hose lines had to cross the firemen were de- t layedtil a switch enginertemovedthem; ' LATKB.-Itia said thefeare nearly 15.000 ; bales of cotton' in the yardtind around the ctompress,' ahd ,f ufly half, of that' number have been consumed.' K-rV. v; ' rir'V- KANSAS. An Affray' on tbe -Fair Gronnds at ' Fort Scott One Man Ktlled and 4n . : otber Fatally: Injured. ,' 7 i; St Louis, Mo.,.. October in a cum- eulty ;. yesterday .between J. W. May, a . colDred stable ooy, ana vyesiry mcuanieis, a-farmband, at the fair grounds, at Fort Scott, K8., McDamels0 shot. May twice, wounding him slightly. , May ' then closed with McDan'ieis, got possession of his pis tol and shot and killed him, , , One , 9! the shots -firedV. by iMeDaniels, after; passing thrpugh one of May's hands,, entered the back: of J'udge, Bunkeirhoff, a; prominent lawyer of Fort Scott, ho vf a atanding a few yards away, mflicting probably a fatal wound. May was arrested, buthis.act was clearly in self-defence. : F -7 PACIFIC JR. R.n for 20,060,000 to be the. Monilngr 8tar.l 4, u New Yokel Oct 6. The Normerh Pa- fi'6t3irctorrt their" meeting 'to-dayrei elected the -old board of officers and authorr ized the issue of $20,000,000 Of second mortgage bendsVsubject to the approTal of the pferredatoCkbx)lderssItwill require the consent of three-fourths of these sharer holders. " and it is ughtthat.ncr serious' Objection' will be made to; this Issue. -1 The proceeds will wipe out floating debts; rand will also bffppliedror-'thereoaftpletion of tftferiidpiiie -aWcitiil" j'ssb.isb saw ... ; ij iV 'rrv' eaiiti GrrisbWWbrwawTl ,Wo disease' has pretty generally diMout PR I! aid, 'and assistance is '' expected. to, arriver X from there in a few'mlnutes''2 , are glad to hear from 1M diphtheria district that there are i JhO' neW cases, and mat the iurpjentine.rr Advocdte reports the following- revivals:- Roxboro circuit 100- -c0nyerts;tvI,4L.5itobaTdt;?2ji pw 1 1- , ictkjhjdb; m. u. uues, w proiessions; u. A. 'Tork, 12 professions; W. C. Willson, 70 " professions 54 additions; . F.?.8now, 12 professions, JO additions;-F. Sanford, -33 : addition; P.KJreening, 42 professions. 37 , " aaoitions; JaF,! Butt, 70 professions,' 35' ' additions; J. Drpenter, 57: additions. yMf'MyiilegKet ! to ; . 'learn of the .death; tf Mrs. John O'Brien, ; which took place -at the residence-of hpr ; htisband; Dr. O'Brien; at Halifar.on Tno- " dky morning. :. .' ' We regret to unnnnnrA -: ! e death of our townsman, H.; X E?ans. , ' tch took place on Saturday last: rafter a -. otracted illness, m the 76th year of his r ;e.'v'.Mr. Evans was an "exemplary mem- , r of the Methodist Church:' and was , 1 Ilenderson Gold Lea f? 1.. icfe'wbrt jsalldohe on the new court -use. " "The revival at th Mpthortict - -jchurch is increasing- in Interest. - fijuesns nuqn ao new. DUimingS going, up M Henderson at this time, We learn ;at Aliu JSpoy! G.nssom.twhar lives .near ; jllittrell, had the misfortune to fail and i - . . - - , . - . up andBrruck him in rthoA Presbyterian- church in opro yesterday, and; among other business ta""4 wmweuwi m meir meeting wmcn 1 a resuiiaa J BaKinz ?arrn.n?fiTTipntj for WrZLail,l,t?u or.f f1"?? t nry, a distance of about ten miles. 'A c Hps of engineers wilt be put on - the, liae i: i the course of thirty days, in order to s irvey and ' locate the road between the ; t oints mentioned, after which! grading will . I s commenced at once by hired labor? and ' t ie road-bed will be completed at, a very , c irTy day." -Danbury is to be congratulated ' t pon this, long hoped for outlet, as she has -all the natural resources for a coming Pitts- 4 burg, -v v'v ; --r : v -- .i -'7- - 'iTatboroir Southerner: Seyeral ( ompaniea of the State, Guard will attend , Ae Tarboro Fair.-'. t Also the' Davis Cadets.' ' 1 t-The circas-: carried , away from the - : county three or four thousand dollars. The money was needed at home"' The au-: 1 thorities teli us that the survey of a line of tibe A. & R. Raihroad 'from Rocky Mount yia Na$vUle willil)eginilo-aiorrow. j; Gen.. : W.J: G- Lewis, will be the engineer in .charge. 4 -The corpspf ' ehgineers ' who are en gaged in blazing the way for the Norfolk and Goldsboro Railroad - have .located the . eroaainc of Chowan river five miles below Wlnton, and were"1 sounding ' the "Roanoke' ' t w litiamsion on- x uesoay oi mis weex. -t. We begin with this issue, of the. tiouth-nr-cohtribution8rom some of our local misters.-U By so doing-we open a channel ; oroing good. Rev, J. N. H. Sum- merei rived PcCa leren, the new rrcspyterian . pastor, ar' Ved yterday4 tiolji:)-rh 4- j:m j. h , w f-'RpcMijgham- IL6ekdz& Mr). E. Cameron, for a long .time located here . or the practice of law and forhierjy con- ected with this paper; has let t the Bcenes his childhood and the associations of his outh to sees fame and fortune" in other ' afrds He left Monday vnight for-Texas, U here, we : trust his - fondest hoDes mav be . ealizcdV - The gin catastrophe season ' s open again, ' and Mr, ' Webster Davis is i She first. victim we have beard of, in this ectioh. While clearing ' hway the seed ' rOnV Mr.'iH.3.C.4Dockery's gin Ja8t Tues- day his , hand was caught in the gin, which Eas running at .a high' speed, and badly ' util&ted. Every finger on bis right hand as either wholly or partly torn off. A fatal shooting affray occurred at Laurel ' Hill, this county,i last. Saturday, in which , : a negro boy,, some 16 years, of; age, was. killed.- It seems that a difficulty had arisen ; tweeh the boy and a , negro man by the. ame of Arthur Bennett, in regard to some .( oney which' the boy had belonging 'to nnettTi, After some words the boy broae nd ran and .was pursued by Bennett and ' ndther -negro by the name oi Williams,., rho .is a desoerate character. Bennett finally overtook the boy, and as Williams ' ran up' Bennett told him to "shoot him," ; Whereupon Williams pulled out a revolver knd shot the boy in the abdomen,1 inflicting a wound which resulted in the boy's death ' jon Monday evening.: Bennett, was brought here ' and lodged .in" jail Monday. Wil- - fiams, who did the shooting, made his es- jape, .. v sy . ''-:n ;- . ; 4 . ..... . . -t . -. V ; j , ' Fayetteville" ; Observer: Mr. jjesse W. ' Powers, one of Fayetteville's ioldest and most respected citizens, died last jnight. n - Judge Davis and wife left for their home this morning, via Wilmington. ! u Qur farmers seem to be taking much anterest in the approaching Fair, and from the presenht outlook" we think it will prove a grand success: -.-r In the pictures ' of. the great Exposition in Harper's Weekly, re ferred to last week, one of the mostpromi nent, as certainly the most, characteristic, of them is the representation 'of the ;work of the two firms of skilful artisans in this town, Messrs. McMillan Bros, and Mr. Wal ter 'Watsoh.whose turpentine still, tools and ' oUler apparatus are conspicuously shown. . , On Wednesday, September 26th, a man appeared in this place, representing 1 himself to be a circus agent and made liiany contracts for the show. A few min uses after the banks were closed he. appear- (ed at-the side door of the : People's Na-r tional Bank and asked the. favor, to hare a 1 rihortr oooh Ad ' Thft P.hflf.b WM a Aerti fifid I j one on the City National Bank" of Bridge- port,'conn., for $17U. The omcers oi tne bank "very cleverlyTgave . him ; the money, . and -thought noo more, of it till the check,' was protested and they found it was bogus. -Lastaturday, the 29th September, about Si hands employed, on t the C. . F. & Y. V. R. R. "struck." It seems that they were paid seventyHftve cents i per. day and were '.paid off" every two - weeks. They were dissatisfied with this arrangement and demanded either one dollar per day and be. paid, every , two weeks, or .s seventy-five cents ahd be paid every Saturday evening. The .raUroad refused .to; ; comply; with their demands,, and they stopped work. 1 i-The Star Banding Works of Mr Isaac S.dRowlahd, about, three miles -north of. Fayettevillesent a specimen of their rims jo Boston, and as a result of their labors they inform us that ,on account of the su periority of the wood and workmanship they -already have many inquiries and mbrc order! than they can fill, ,and they wilj be compelled to double their force. ' There will be a meeting of the C. F. & Y. V.i.R R. Syndicate -at. Greensboro f this week. The road is being pushed as rapidly as possible. The work on: the river is fin ished ?apd they are now hard at workfre-" moving the steel rails from the river wharf tO military green.i'Tbe track rial laid and the i engines,. run About, a, mile and a half from townj Itseem8 to be hard to get Cross ties between ; ?here I and Rockfish. rr Tbe North Carolina jam stone com panyat Parkwdod,'are constantly increas ing their facilities ior the manufacture of grist mills, and these mills having a national reputation are shipped to' allr parts' of the Union, and orders, have. been received from' Brazil, B. A. , - Harnett dots: The hog cholera is very prevalent and-' fatal in this section t'maay persons losing "all.- the hogs they had. " .The crops on the road to Haywood bear evidence pf -out ' calamities, and are the pooie&Vl.. eyer sa on the same V ? People say that they are not inclined to