fjh$ (Ehatliam Record
THURSDAY, APKIL 15, 1886.
L A. LOtfDON. Editor.
The Senats lias passed by a vote
of 80 yeas to 13 nays ft bill to admit
W.Aiia4n TWrirorv Mi a State of
the federal Union. The bill author-
. ..... . . ... T.-.-iW
fees tbe inhabitants of the lemlory
of Washington aua Uie aajaeenr, pai i
of the Territory of Idaho to form a
State governmeilt with the name of
tt. it of Washington It pro-
we owe oi fa 'T
videa for a convention to formulate
aid adopt a constitution which shall
rJe republican in form and not re-
uonant to the Constitution of the
or to the principles of
the Declaration of Independence
The Dersons who shall be entitled to
vote for the member 9 of the conven- make it a business to arrange these jH)8t.ii t,f by the Agricultural Depurt
flon are1 ctesCribSd by the bill to be windows and do no1 hiug else. It is llieilt. The remaining third j,oes
Z. rfi.l .wtm-a rsident with- UU1 the case one of the wiudows u, .u,rsoU!J iu various parts of the
Hhe qualified electoi a reMdeutwitn , f &wt e8tftbiirthnients retains uuitry who et as a-euts of fie .le
in said boundaries. the same arrangement longer than a purtuient but receive no eouipfiisa-
The Convention is to meet at Walla f0l-tnight. Our nierchauts seem to : tion.
Walla, at such time as the Governor have no conception of the value of I jie fl)1Cl. f the wed division is
of tbe Territory bhall designate, aud ; tu character of advet .ung. Think : rct,ull.,Mi ,., m.eive. asa t. park, label
Ottfte lemioij uiu u b ' 0aUrKerecssed plat- ;;'ass window HI1(,l ,,.,,. the imrka-. s for the mail
nuon wF ' nllea Horn ooitoui to up wun uauu-
fjompleted it shall be submitted to i tm-chiefs, of all sizes, colors and
the- people for ratification. If rati-! forma and most artistically arranged
fied it shall be so certified to the ! aud you might form some little idea
President of the United States, who, i Jow uow.ou vcuue. Bo
rresioeunu , ; side it is one with only ladies corsets.
rf tne constitution coniorm u.
requirements of this bill, shall oyiji, these aiticlee befoie. A most
r,nl',liir.rnciauiation declare the State isti iking one is a window of dress i
admitted to tho Union on au equal
footing with the original States with
out further action of Congress. The
bill now goes to the House of Rep
resentative for concurrence, but it
trill hardly pass that body
The corkiption and venality of the
ooliticians in the great city of New
Vnrlr-i not oilv disgraceful to Auier -
km rfvilization, but is alajming to Holden about getting a pardon from
, . . ., ... , P President Johnson for a disloyal
every lover of civil liberty, bury-. reliiUve of uiue Xhe teihuul of the
body remembers the I weed ring aud i way was fuutiy whiied away with
tne astounding revelations iuadejSIK.u remarks as these, '"Now. Tom
when its eorntption wap espified. ' mie. you mustn't stand on the de
And AO comes the exposure and ! walk "and look in at t he store wm
a.un , , r, , idows, for people will think vou are
proof of another ring, and a dozen I iiuu .. hM yow
men, who Lad receutly been alder-! Illniltj, wleU you see a man with
men of America's metropolis, are ! store, clothes on." .Vc. Ac Xotwilh
under indictment for bribery, and : ing these and similar injunctions.
Other, are fugitives from jltsticey Panels would seek my pan.s pt. k
"lu . . ., ets and inv mouth would Hv open
These men were aldermen of the cuj . eyerv timei notiml U,s Excellency's
in 1884 and were btibed by .Tacob i new8tore-niade slippers, and my ad
Sharp to grant him the franchise of ' miration knew uo bounds when I first
running a street railroad on iiroad- j saw a store with nothing in it but
way. Some of them are ..publicans ; ndy. I .came to asl.ington wah
way. oimi , ; bouie of these old idea.s t-till n me.
and some are democrats, they being , but j nnJ Uere must lv i,)ts , f green
bribed without regard to their poli-; f0lj. )ler6i for ju f,0t pf t, - m-ttv
! Noorlv evm-v one of theiTt bad 1
been a liquor dealer, for keeping a i early morning till midnight. Kvcry-, Of coui-e evny seed of t.a i.iiUK.-.h
, . , thing is done to aiake these windows wlnrli eiirli Congressman is i ntitle.l
imrroom is the usual starting I'JaceiuoTeIBI)l, attrat.,ire. Que restaurant ! to is not sepunnely tesled an.! w.urh
Of a New ork city alderman. i has a kind of oil range in a front d for, but nauiples uie taken fioin
f : . . . window, where all the time thev are ; everv lot ot seed nveived, a:id if thev
Homi Kii.K for Irelaud at last cot)king tile ni08t delicious looking do not show a 'ood percentage, the
aeema possible. On last Thursday, ; bieads aud cukes and oysters and j lot is rej. rtrd.
the olhruBt., an extraordinary scene J other tempting things and every-! The defeat by the Senate of the
occuried m tile British Iiwse of! thing is to neat anil clean it ia ! Logan scheme to iucrraso the Atniy.
i . i i ... ,,.i,j all enough to give a dvspeptic au appe- aud the passage of hall a dozen bills
Commons, and that day ma.ked an , hy- V i
important epoch in British hisloiy.j Another novelty to me is what the ! I"'" the Mexican veterans, and
On that day Mr. Gladstone, the j mercliant9 call their opening days. : mt her for the election of a Con
English Premier, delivered a long They give notice that a certain day gresioniii library, mark the picseni
1 ...... fl n r.rnura, unfff 1 IllllUeV lil MUIU Hieif BUllULT blCCK.
favor of the bill to establish a separ
ate Parliament in Ireland for theauJ 8Vergreeiis and paintings and I ment sensation be ..mitted from the
local goverument of that unhappy j little selling booths all about the ' week's record. A stain on the surface
country. No speech delivered in ' store aud is in every way made un- j "f lue pure white uiaible was sup
Emrlaud in many years has attracted j usually attractive and pre'tty. They j P"ed to be a crack iu tho masomy
i . i . 1m make special runs of certain kinds of troiu lue settling ot the ground, and
ao much attention, excited a. deep Jays . h ff.iim, fj 1InlK1M1- ,.,.,.
an interest or received more c"H-; to say that the female clerks are con- g"'tr to topple over. People m
Cism. It fully justifies the claims of j tiuually callingout -'Kursh." A poor different p.u is 01 the city wi-ic sd u
Mr. Gladstone's admirera that he ! man had better keep his wife at home i tiuizing these supposed cracks wnh
Is the greatest statesman England j on thosedaya. These stores all deliver their opera giassei I hey proved to
r , . I the goods purchased to any part of , be only streaks of dust washed tio-vn
ha produced in many years. tbw clty aud frequwtly gend them : from the jo,ut by recent rains. The
;T Ti.,i . C.O". D. Thov always get to the : joints aie somewhat open and dust
The strike among the railroad em-1 houge jut 88 easil v (l,(.umulu.s U) , lt,lu
ployees out Viest has resulted ( fiuishing their dinners. I never The bill for pensioning the soldier
murder aud arson, aa will be seen ' knew it to fail. The results of these a,Hl sailors el 'tne Mexican war is rai.i
from the accounts thereof published I opening days aud special days, for j to 1,e entirely sutisfaclory to the .-ui-in
another column. Th of course jjwtance handkerchief days or glove j wors of that conil. t and tho ivy c
.. , , , , , . ,. i . days, &c, have lolig since lost their!1""1 by the .Senate of his plea foi
IB deeply deplored by all good citi- U0Telty to mfc I presume that with i ,IJt,re soldiers was a severe bl t.
zewvand it is much to be regietted j other runovatious tbe.se will come to j Senator Logan. Ii wa his pet me is
that it was necessary to call upou j old Pittsboro' with the rahroad. 1,re" a'" ne tood op lor it so sggre
ttooos to aid the civil authorities.! I went to Mt. Vernon Saturday, j "irely as to provoke uiipleasani per
tr. .t i l. ! Tho home nd bu"1 Pl--e of George ; 9(""1 controversy. Every Democratic
. J . UK ii v, A m
broom sedge in an old field, but diffi-1
cult to control the fire when started, i
And bo it is with these strikes.
books. We bad i ; leasant little l onger took occasion dur.ng the de-
The Ex-CosrDKKTE soldiers now j select party. On Knuy we went ; '"te to make a violent aud malicious
rfceidina at Raleigh have organized ' wouua ud tuuiuiwd oAA j j -cav of the bloody shirt Tins was
... l, i r i who said the next day would be a xpected, however, when the narrow-
n aasoctation hat cannot fail of be- j 7 : from
ing of a nioBt pleasant character, aud j aud ea,iy we were up wftifing fm. tLe j tained the floor. Ue indulges in ir
we hope that similar associations may i time of departure to arrive. Had j relevant shirt talk whenever an oppo
be formed in every county in the ! breakfast an hour earlier than usual j tunity offers, regardless of tiuio or
State. All throughout the North , ni waited. Finally we took the j P'"-
. , , , , . j ! street cars for the boat, which left "
the -federal solders have organized , at tm there'anJ waited. Mur(IeP aIH, Arsollj
Mannmtirma. and there ia no reason ' r- n. i .ul.j
' . . . ,,.
the ex-Confederate soldier
etiould not Je likewise
bohibitiok has been adopted by j was the front end of the boat and
e people of Rhode Island. Last!?1" equally interesting details.
the peopl
week1 ac election was held in that
State, and by more than a three-tilths
majority an amendment to the State
constitution was adopted prohibiting
the sale and manufactnre of spit it -uous
lkiuors. The result of the elec-
Uoowa.a surprise to the advocates
as well m to the opponents of pro-
hibition.
Stbikes are besoming so common
tat actually a lot of school boys at
fliat actually a lot school boys at
.....
Troy, N. Y., struck oa last Monday
iot shorter hoursr and refused to
eontinue their studies. Not only did j a few pebbles, &c., as mementoes, ' now." and taking Dai by locked' bitai '
they strike," but they also threat- j and laid th.m alongside of pieces of up in one of the rooms.' Just then Secretary Manning is slowly reeo
ened violence to the othei scholars j Pf0! Zr??JL i 0"tlinC8 ,f UeVty or U,i' ,uen ' e,iD8 V-
who bad not joined them I rX.f' 7 T B W " I '"''n 'Y'1 aw,,y' R,ld ! Bud il U viM
irsmsnee- i, w lJiwioi, ordered tLeru out, saying resign,
WasliiiiM Notes.
Prom our Special Cirreapoailent. 1
Washington, April 12, 188(1.
I BUivurme there ia uot another city
in the world the si.e of Washington,
that has so small a trade. 1 should
imess that Haleitfh does very nearly
i as niuh hoWle business. Die
! retail business here is unusually da-,
d Le mP1.cbttut8 .urally
get gooj jUices. Everybody lite
; directly or indirectly on tbe govern-
menl and Cucie cam usmiuy pyi0f vegetable seed. Iie hundred ot
liberally. Money that comes easy flowt r 8P(,,. ir,.e hundred of t.iban-o.
! generally takes its departure in a like lweiltv quarts of sorghum, twenty of
' im,uo ,.Li,,, ivp .... !... .;..i.i
UiililUn. llionv mil.
8iujit.j the art of capturing the retail
j trade unlii, to use a slang phrase,
they have it down fine. I see many
, iSj
: . he ai.tiljtic gkin Splayed in the
8how wiudows. I am told that men
! uaj IJO conception of the colors used
goods arranged to form a canopy ,
over a rattier uiuiaiure iiiiuue uu
which stauds a magniticcutly attired
golden haired doll about three aud a
half fiet high. Few ladies can pass
that, window and preserve intact the
tenth commandment.
I very well lemember the first trip
I took awav from home. We hired
neighbors big footed horse and put
! off to Raleigh to interview Governor
windows is a crowd l.w:iul' from .
When that day comes, the store is :
I m.inniri.'(inllv du.-ix nf o.l i.ill. !
'hiugton. I can't tell you any-
tLiug about it, for as soon as I begin j
i to think about it my mind follows '
! the old beaten tra-k of the guide
vvi iU,iiu,,, iiuwevvr, wuo uau i
never been
boat, except on i
j Moore's mill-pond, spent the time '
piMjBiiiiv u yiuK io unu UUl Wllicn :
.UDwu.0u uiw, me gong i bey were mel byaguard ofdeputiee
raaded and dow the river we went who ordered them to disperse. I hc
Ihe Potomac is a beautiful sheet of i m,lb refused nd made a rush for th,
water but was muddy from the recent I yards, when the deputies leveled he,
rains We got there amid the toiling! Winchesters aud tired, killing thiee
of bells, tXc., and fouud Mt. Vernon to , of the etriker
betheprettiest,quaiutestold-fashion- Little Rock. Amil 9 Heiw..
1 1 hoS Win, aU) t tU !
house and garden and grounds aud :
f t feeling we bad never spent two I
boun more pleasantly in our lives, j
VJn I whnrt a. nlitr for niRiiien. ha i
f ?un? who couldu t talk love to ;
bis Pirl t.hnrn itnunii t Anara Wei!
r .
i -- i
eonderation.
Our nurf v ininail th 1
nobis srmv of reliu hunters and stole
Our Washlmilou Letter.
from our lincular Correnintlul.
Washington, April 9th, 18S.
A smell hi in v iif men fttul b ullion
are now it,;.i'fi.l in pwp'rin;r tlx'
CotijjresMoiuil sei'd supply, iu tin'
uunex of the Agiiciilt unil IVpntt-
uieut. As tlific are four ritiinfrt il
nmi . Senators mid Represent
tiv0Mi w w-ed division of tnisiiiHti
tmiml ia i,UhV ,,. , ,; s. .
gon8 f the you-. Kuril legislator is
to UHV0 Hjx thousand paper mrk.igi s
hundred of
porn. Iiltv ot Lrrass. nveniv-i mm
ipiaits of Mitg'ir Iwet ainl thirty two
quarts of cotton setd. If put up in
one large order each member's allow
ance t.ould till eight luge mail sacks.
The seeds distributed through
members of Congress oomprise about
two-thirda of the whole amount tlis
hacks, in wiorll iney are nuuio.i awiiy
from the ilej ai tinriit. The little pa
per bags or pockets air cut and miide
in one end of the large room al.eie
the see. Is are packed The printing
upou them is vi- ut. d in the print
..rt!,.,, i tho .h imi t m. i.t. i h
jK divided ami miMh ided. so
SH to facilitate the o,k a- u: a
j,,,;!,!,,. One ladv w ho has a . i
wt.eds l lore her. and a tmv :iiru
tills the bug o! p.vkct ; In r l.ei;;hl.i
pastes down tin ll-.p on the !ia A;
sn tl.ei table the depotiuMit fiai i, is
put on. a ud so on until l'ie p.v ,-k ye
is tiii-ill v placed in llii- ma I s i. k Ail
of this work is raitir I en in a ii "t
systeuuilii' m.iiiii) r, with little no. .'
and no confuse .n.
T:ie roiltiliv es perl " fl "ill lliejl's
ent administration not ei.lv pme
dt ino. r :wy, but p"ie and good se .'.
Ag. u uitur.il di pHl til. n;t i-eed-. I. oe.
in the last, bei i: a sort of by-wonl
among joki is. The com. 'amis ;
Ceiveil 11! !!:' ilepal I lii.'lil to .- .;no e
em. jtistil'nd tliesc jouets I' . .le
partmelit has nlwiss been a !a -epui-.
has-r of MM-ds f. r -list i il m and
it is believed, has .-oii.t Uiues had mi
posed upon It. supplies wi ich the
si'idinen would n.it nil to a pmair
CUStoimr. Af.el' the seeds lime been
distributed by the .lepa! t rnei t. the
seed null kn.iKS if the needs pine
worthless it is ;.ot hl.eiy ever to be
tracked back to his r.-l ii li.h.ic'nt.
The si e l .hvisioii makes ii a rule to
send out no seed that it cannot vo :ch
for. When an American ciii.cii iv
ceives seed li. reafr. r it wnl come to
him g.iar inf.'e.l hv the adiniiiistmPtVi
to germinate under proper roiiduioii-i
l
1 ""r1"'' ils ullc meuj'
industrious of me session.
NOr should tile V, i i .'I nil ... ..!....
Senator opposed it. Senator Van
". k gave it a stub by charging Hint
a" increased Army would be used by
Capital against Labor, and Senator
Kt j,. Aoril !. A ernwd
atritrr. f .i ... .i... i. i . i .
of
East St. Louis ut 1.4f. o'clock tins J.
Ifinnrt,, A ... I, .....l :., 1 1... i
' tiou of tho railroad vards to stoo
:WOik by mwnicn employe.! tl'eie.
wilT
had ehartre of tbe force of d. nuH,..
puardinir the St. Louis & Iron I,,,,,..
tain round house and machine nhops
i 4 . ., 1
r.i jxii-eiiia. (.iinosiie nils rv. wrm
approairhed bv F. If. Darby, a leading
r. i.j.i .j r i' , ..J. . . . b
I.:. ?. ' -e ' .
"uiaiiun ivHoor. and noiiiie.i to ruk.
u-;ii:... 'JV Jt -,1.1 Pu
that be was there to guard the pro
petty and would do it if li fell ill bis
tiarks. Momn one from the crowd
'replied: "Well then die" and an ir
I regular shoot lietvteeii (lie deputieH
and their assailants Iniin I'roha
: bly an huudied sliotv wne tired and
H iHiMiits wn daiiKerously w minded
by u liullrt iu the rilit side and one
two other lessei wounds in other
pol l ions ot the body
Tim mob soon
after ..d.
Sr Lous. April!. '.NO P.M. --Tho
guilds r.uiioned at the Louisville V
Nc.sIimIIc yards, near Uroadway, tited
into a crowd of U(M stnLeis at about
- "' ciock mis nticrno.ui.
Six men
-four of
aid one woman were shot
the nu n wi re killed and the woman
is xitppo-.ed to be moi tally wounded.
The crowd had made no atta k
upon tiie yards, as tii f u ported, but
'veil- standing at tl.e Cahokia bridge,
near the Louisville ft Nashville yards,
jeering at the ginn K when Without
the slightest appaient proviiratii.il the
deputies levulled their ritles and lired
twovollevs. 'J he crowd iuiliie.bate
ly sepai ated. ruimii.,.' in all directions,
un (the deputies Mil over th' Cahokia
bii.l.,e towards the Mississippi river
bi.dge eit ill holding thwr riHes and
tiiiii to cover their retre.it.
When it was kiuc.vn by the strikers
that the guaids bad lied, the former
ri turned to recoil r their dea l. The
ciowd. after ti c firing bi an, ran up
Broadway, snouting "To arms! To
aims!" "We will get guns and re
turn that tire ' Woim-u and chil
dren ran out of their houses and n.et
ti.oui iu lltf streets wciug and
wi ll.iiillg their hands. After iiie
erond ut'ivued to the scene a.id the
cm itemetit had abated, seveia' ' I 'h''
i- iding sti iki is drew their leviilvers
a. . I s.M.re that they would drivn all
i'.ic deputies out of the city, even at
t c !oss of their ow n lives.
In I he stampede which follow ed
the tiisl voll. v from the nibs of the
.! ctn s. one man luatne uiikiiowni
w.is ioiccd from Cahokia Cn ck bii.lge
and killed. His body has not yet
b. i 11 recovered
! o 15 P. M. --The deputies who did
the sh"Oliug eight in iiiimbi r--went
t -tlie Tliiid histricl poii.e station in
tins r;ty and stn tendered theinselves.
..nd ere taken to the Four I'ourl -,
lihi id liny were taken into custody
d were relieved of thpii arms. They
say ttie crowd began tiring into tln ni
I'ikI. and that they simply returned
I he lire.
Aiier tin' fust tiring was over and
the stiikws had heroine belli on re
inge. a number of them a: li'.ed
tin nun Ivi svvnii li'VoKrls and n 1 ane
e. I I'll the i Mint ,v Missis-ip pi Itailmad
yaid.-., where they surprised the thp-iitie-
on guard and lired into them,
killing one. ihc ie:ilesl tcite.iic- t
now prevails i Haul St. Louis, and
the sit ikera nr-!a-t aruiiiig tlicnn-eives
ami seemed itriej milled to avenge the
dentil of those of tneir number so
.vni.toiily slain, as they say.
"i 3 p lii. (Jovell.or O-iesbv of
lllinoiM Las ordered out eight com
panies of mil.ti.i Some of Uie troops
ai lived in l'ast St. Loui to-niht.
Iv-.sr Sr. Lor;s. April 1(1. Mhl A
M. The city has I ecu in a siat of
panic during the entire night, owing
to numerous incendiary tifis. but
Willi the presence ot the militaiv.
wi. ii-li is g lai'lin- ad tbe main ii: es
of track divt-rgo.g fi"iu I he Uelay ue-
pot, aoinelnilig like older appeals o
promise for the day. It is impo-mme
at. tins hour to in.'.e I. .an up . i.u i!e
tin damage oy 1 1 - - ni,;ht s In c 1 1.'.
wcl e all ci 'li lined to i ant oa i pi "p I ly .
and t In. olliecis -, nl with ihe li".''s
H'poi t about wn! lothnly . n,,ii'
-t i "Veil, h aded with incl. nun.l.s. m ,(
coal. Tile 1 e i'c - ..iiiu.ie,. , , in . i d
lit the C.itio fMioi 1, ne y.lids. in." il
.n- m.ie It i.iu in. i. lay h j.ol, v ie i e
pi.iliaoly lilleenc.is wile .h .:iom,.
a. .. I the ii Hues foi .llinie Im.hl..,. . I
ihe destt tiCtloli olnlli'l'l two hull
dl'ed caisliitlii in. du. I e Vi.in.lv
I lie y ai ds were iili rolected bv tile
pri st nee of au a' lur deputy or ol
tic. r nfaiiy kind '.n. Ill tympany I1,
of 'liamjiaigli. ai i iv en a I t he r . n. o
the liie, and it was penult led to b nil
ilt its Mill. Two li.emb'ts of this'
V'oinpaiiv weie loiind who.., mi in,.,
and run locoiii'.'.ivcs, and a s.vii.ii
engine being placed nl their di.-po.-il'
t'uey succeeded in ilrngiu away Horn
i'i') burning caii fuiiy one liuu.li.'d
b. )X and coai imi s. Tiii ee roiup.inii s ;
of troops front (iieenvilio Pall.sii and'
CLampaigu ait v slatioiied at the'
Louisville a:.: lileaiidCuiio Snort
Line yards. The m-uu body of troops, '
beyond a few sent lies stationod at
the railroad switches, rouiaiu iu tl.o
vicinity of the Uelay depot. No I
serious opposit ion of any character j
. has been made to the troops.
East Jst. Locis. III., April 10, 1 20
P l A fimn I.MI.I...1 Vtt.ti'Av .l.ine
a Knight ot Labor, was shot vester-!
day ami is not expected to live
through the night, fie v. ill make
tbe eighth persou killed thut far.
i I he city remains tpjiet. A walk
i through the business and residence
streets gives the impression that it is .
deserted and dead except thot now!
nnd then clusters of sullen men ure
to be seen at street intersections.
tchiuir at a .1-atancH thf movement
of troops. Saloons arc closed, and;
.nearly every store is closed, with
wiudows and doors Iwtried. Ttoops
. have been distributed in phitixins aud ,
companies at the principal yards and ,
.-bops. and iu the vicinity of the large
levators on the levee along the .Mis-1
sissippi river. i
East .St. Loris. Apiil P2 The
presence of the military in this city
eoniinues to have its desired cfTcd.
and no disturbances nor unlawful acts ,
have been roporttnl since the inceu-
, diary tiles of Fihlay night ; and it is
' now believed that no encounter be
tween the military ami strikers will
, occur. The same strict guard. Low
ever, over the railroad property is
ODMerveo
enservea this morning, and tue ig-
ilunce of the sentries has no way b. ou
The liiNpimU?) Hoy Treaclier.
frcro Hi l(itil(h Ni-wn n.l olrr.
Yesteiday nieutioii Mas made of
the fart t tint hereial ltalnh plnsi
eiuus had gone to the house of Sir.
(hn-ton Joiiiis, nine miles oullieat
of this city, to make some tests upou
young ilolni l. Sturdivalit, who it is
alleged is inspired aud all that sort
,f tiling;. Three physicians of ao
know !i dged ability went, but their
it and as fiuitless. Several other
Uiieiph people went to seo what
would be developed. Tllell's was
hkewie a wild goose chase. On ar
rival at ihu house of Mr. Jones, late
j t, ltfUrnooii, they found a greut
iiimiv people assemb'ed. The house
was full, the porch was full ami there
was a pi inkling of people in the
raid. In a room iu the house, in a
largo rocking chair, sat the hero of
the mystery, young Sturdivaut. He
hailed back and pretended to he
deaf, dumb and b.ind. The physi
cians looked at him. He wou.d not
speak at all. The means of couuuu
iiicaling with him is by writing, let
ter by letter, iu his hand. This his
followers profess to think is uiiiacu
lous One of the physicians read
woids thus written about thrice hb
ijuickly as Sturdivaut could. Any
one can bhut tl.e eyes aud opening
the hand distinguish eveiy letter
wiilteu upon ils paiiu. So there is
nothing miraculous about that.
i'hts physicians wetc prepared to
make tiie nerwssary tests of the real
ity of the blindness, deafness and
dumbness. They took him iuto a
private loom, where to their surpiise
lie absolutely refused to permit any
tests whatever to be made. He
would not aliovv any of tne tests
thought necessary in be made to bo
applied. The physicians had very
biuip.e and harmless methods of dis
cerning it his alleged di'inbuess was j
feigned. He was obsiiuate in his
lef.isal to aliovv them to make the!
lea.-1 attempts iiitluii diiecuon. lie'
refused to take oil' any ponton of his
c.otlniig. 11c said he was li.in.l, yeti
refused ti) let the physicians usee;-- I
tain, as they etniid quit i-.ly and pain-;
lessiy, if ins blindness were leai or a j
sham. The young man's 1'aliicr was j
not wiiiniy to ft nee his son to per-i
mil tne tests to be made as to eilher
b.iud:icss, tlmilness or dumbness.
The physicians, under these circum
stances, did not feel iu a position to
make the tests when so refused. A
physician from llnu se.ii..!iof the
ei'Uiitiy was present, but he was not
pel milted to make tests, though ho
requesied t be a. lowed to tio no.
1 he mode of coiiiiiiiiuit atioii being
by willing in Si.udivaiit' hand, the
pitysicialis v o'.inl ill lie : "Volt must
lie down ami take off your coul and
e.-t." Young viunhvaiit would
write oil a piece of paper: "1 will not
lie down 1. 1 lake oli' my I'Oal or vest.''
All hia refusals were p.-siuve. Yet
i.i.s followers iissetled th:U he was
deal, dumb and b.iml. They bKic ved
it. lie inn! no s'i..ke of paialyiis
ibis tune, ai was i xpi e'e.l Perhaps
a! some other tun,)
I'lav iiid iee he Vouil
the plivsicians
man "to face
the Hills'..1, I le ee, I .only i rf used to
tl.i so cilin s.l iv ' he lMiicigh
visitolsand roiiiity physiciane left
i lie place al lei a vei , uiisul tlact..ry
V .hll.
l l.eniu it'.-'iii. ei vsipeias,
.Neuralgia- I l.eniu it'.in. eiysipelits,
1 1 1 1 1 1 is, sv.t ii, ,i'ie llili.1t. tO"tl.
a. I e and oli.il pain, and . i.e- at e
piiniiptlv ell,. I by .ilvil(l"ll Oil.
I'i ice Iwt nly live edilv .Solil every.
vv m l e.
Ili llei :'!. i'l 'iit eolith while you
em ie and I'.e uollnrig will du it
il I' w.'illi iieeiiiiio, that tailors
I . ..it' i-, l In. in si tiling known for
cm,' to. Is, torpid liver, kidney
1 1 'uhlc. and wean lungs. You risk
y...ii ti' m waning. lake it while
i liere i.ut t Hue.
W. T. I.I.'.. hiVM f., t. A W1I.I.V.
lYral'Iflil. OvdhlW.
THE Urn OF DURHAM,
OrtVrn itrt nex vines io the public.
I M'tnii nrriiuMiiit'ii'H mn-lo I'-r imu deixiAlts
Miit V(r aiu iitt"ii til 'n in uneal acct'Uiun vt
nirr l.nn.h, hi rift, anil ti tli its.
Mar U b, IfM.
-V ,tl'"- f li tn(ii4 1 " I i f r 1 Jl
of i utic Admlnfftiatl.wj,
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IN 188(1
WILL TK YVIA. OK
interest and
excitement,
and as usual.
THE RECORD
WILL Hi: IX THK
FRONT RANKS I5ATTLINO
r'OK THE
Democratic Party.
Every Democrat
INjL'HATHAM
OITCIIT TO HEAD
THE RECORD!
J. B. MAKEPEACE & CO.,
HANFOItD, MOOUE CO., N. C,
MiSCFAOTtiKEHS OF
8ah, Doors, Blinds, Brackets,
MOUldillBS. WiudOW and
" '
Door Frames, Hand-Rai lines,
'
Balusters. Newel Posts.
Porch Columns, Church Pews,
and nil kinds of dressed lumber.
In view of tbs fuel tbst we are !
situated in the midst of the
vei'V !
best lumlwr regions of our Rtnte, and
1878.
liavinp all necessary facilities for
msmifucturiiig we feel confident that
we can oiTer as ood work on as
reasonublo terms as any other oaanu
farturer iu the State. AU orders by
mail receive prompt attention,
l'ricn List sent 011 application.
MayU, 1M6. ly.
1885. FALL. Mi
NEW GOODS!
R1T
We take pleaxino in announcing to"
our friend and customers, that our
l'ALfi AND WINTElt GOODS
will be offered at Priits in nyuipathy
with the JiOW Pi ices of Faim
Products.
We have a inure complete line of
DKV CCUDS.
NOTIONS,
CAKPETS.
OIL CLOT FT
BOOTH AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS
Ql'KENSWAUE,
OLASSWA11E.
Oli'K K1HES, AC,
than ever before offered.
Ladies' Cloaks and Dry Good
a Specialty.
We solicit mi exambation of our
Goods before buying. Thanks
for past fa vols.
aJThe Highest (!llHh Prices paid
for Cotton and other Produce.
Yours Iteepect fully,
K. K. .Mr LEAN & CO.
Sii.kh. N. C . Nov. 5, IKS.!
FIRE! FIRE! !
Bo Prudent and
IN THE
N- C. HOME fflSOBABCE CO
! This company Ims been in siiccea"
fill ojHTiition i'or stventct-u veargj
It ia " '
SAFE,
SOLVENT
and PROMPT
in the jmynieiit of its Iossch.
All kinds of Hiiildinjis insured at
reasonable rates.
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'trhbors and , ti,e.
XX. A. X.0ND01Y,
Agent.
SJI. 10,
C. F. & Y. V. RAILWAY.
Condensed Time Table No. 11
I T" .
DAILY KXCH'T S' ' DAT.
t aritiTi u..liirtN"rthi
; No. i. ;
j MhiI Fiwupnenr.'
'f rnrii (i.'liif A..wU
i o. r
Mall k Iimmiw
I lnrn, H.iort. m. B.-nnMtcvllle, Arrlrn, ;.ao p. m.
I " 0 4'l H. Ill Hl'il- llt'i-l. Imt. 6 it
j Arrlrr-, I j il m. I'ixyi.iilll, , 4 bo
I 1 1 HI p. m. twnr.T.I, " 1 ii
:i.w CrBlltll, " una,
I " s : Sii. i-, 1 " 11.0 a. m,
i LIImtit. j ii 04
! " Oil (ii.H'iirhiro, ' ' 9,00
1 Trull Sonlh Umiul will mop tsnr.wd for Ua
ui.r.
Trulrri Snnll btlllrtil writ MM &t FaratUiTtlla kr
dlnn.T.
Frrlitlil nnd Piuuxnm'r Trulri mn BnuntU'
Title Tiiisti.ivM. Thiima.tvi, and St.turdar al 1.3
i. m . airlTlnii at Sb-w Brl at 4 30 p. m. asd Faf
riifvlllf nl h i .m.
I i'kv.'h FH) i-i:vlltnnTtir(laTa,Triiirailaraaad
I Sniiiiilityn ni un a m . Khm HhI al 10 a. m..anS
! nrrlvin hi lii tiii'ivin nt ; m.
FrrlKlii an t I arnir Train North laavw Tr
I nliflvllli, dMlty hi KB. m , i,iiiitH'llii(t al SKorr4
I with Kn-I!lii and Pamfnicer Tralnii lo RalMifc),
. Iravm Sanr.,r.l at 11. M a. in., and arrlraa at
Orwni'r at .i . in.
Orcnnb..itallv at 5 a. m.. Imw nmms
fonl nl : I 16 a, nl.. nnd arrlTas al FajeiMTllle 4
2 40 1. m.
W. M. A. Ht'NK. 0a1 8apt.
4HO. M. IUME, (lfin'1 Pniu. Ageut.
CONDENSED .SCHEDULE.
TRAINS OOI NO SOUTIt.
Nn. 1. daily I N. I, daily
S'T'Ikt 19, 1SSS. ex.pt HuodaT. Icxcepl Monday.
Iar Itnlvlg h, 7 00 p m 1004m
Oary, B 00 10 Ot
Apfa, IU 1 St
V'.n.urf, 1127 Ulipn
RnnrorU, in IS 1 ill
lrewoo, low sot
Manly, USD 4 39
Knrr, I'i 15 am 1 IH
ArrlTi, iinmln. I 5 I i .
TRAINS OOINO NORTH.
Nn. 1, dally 1 No. 4, dally
Nnv.lt, ISSt. ttxi-ept Monday rxcnpt Sunday.
Lmva Haralxt, 146 am 9 00 a at
Kyn-r. 6ft 7 OT
Manly. 4 3 8 90
Oamrrno, 61 9 60
Sanlord. rn 11 It
Moneura, 6 60 u M p a
A!J, 7 61 a 05
Cary, "sor 1 44
Aniv BoMirh, no t JO
Nft. 1 manrrta at Hum lot with Carolina Oantrai
KallwHyfor wiinilnitiou. Chnrl.Ateand all potata
anuth.
No. 3 tYinnAWa at Snnrai.4 with tha CaM Feaj
a?;J"1 ?ZHrZ?1 ,ef ""o"'"1 -
N" n'nti-.ia ' ItaWKh lthRallh a 0MIMT
Railnwd ltr n potnia north.
wi.in r wmioui rhaniw od irin ho. t
and Nn. 1 brtwann Ohar ttf and Kalslirh.
i wn. smith. speni.iiiot.
PATENTS,
Caveats, Trade MsiksA Copy wrighta,-
Ol.i..ln.l, ami all olhnr ha1nM In ih tl. a Fm
nl omen aitrnumi to lor aniiEKATll UK.
our offl.-o la "iKWlta tha 11. a. Pateai oflloa,
wo ran olAaln l'ntouia In Iraa lime Uiao Uioaa rw
mara In. in ahiNi.tiin. .
Snd M.il'KL ..r Oittwixa. Wo advlw aa to tl
antaSiiey frfHir)imt,nd WfinaktSOUHAliaS
t'NLKMN K OBTAIN PATENT.
We rofor hrp to ihe P.nnaJitfr, tha Supt. af
Money Or. tor linntt.n. aid loofflrlala ot lha II. eV
ea.onl llltW. For rlrrnlai', a.tTloa. terras aadl
reloronrra 10 at-tual .'llmiia In your owa SiaM or
enanly. wiiu. t. C. A. SNOW a o..
Oppoalte rataal Cfilee, Wasalaftoa. 9 .'
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