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Soil by grocsrs everyff.,I2-rc- Vrll- far Arm cii lisnsmer Cock of "-'.lo-iMa Recirci-FKCE. e O c a c c o e e e c e t C ' t I ' 1 ' i J -I ad- ! i'ir IV JJ HE DISGUSTED. Wlieii UiO New Orleans Special rin passed here tbe other day it M to stop at the depot some en r; fiftec i ratuute9. While Uiere loraeof the -Yankees" got out and In sauntering around the depot. Vtra'.lr one of them said to another; Kire we in North Carolina?' lifwiknow," replied th party JrMst d. -"Well aav." said the other North Carolina is the State wLere liat d d- fool Legislature is in fees siin that passetl a resolution to ,ad iirnin hon-ir of that d d negro jj:ugia88. and it we are in it, y iii-df let's pu'l mt from h'ere." See lff As;ent Thompson and aseertnin- rtg from him that they were in North Ctrolina. tliej. gave vent-tjb lueir ais- gtist hy urging the conductor -ull out of I he d d State just fat as possILl r " . It is hurailia: llidei-eut North Carolinians, bat. w isn't Lelp it. Rockingham R.c!et. to as v." NEWS ITEMS. News From all Parts of tlie World Gathered From our Exohanges. . Town Pirectory. Mtyor A. It. Wtlioil. l omm'wMonera--K. V. Younsr, J. fcpt.lH. F.T. Moore, V. U. UooU. 3sriai H. L,. Wade. fl. THREE LESSONS. There are three lessons I would write, i'hree word a with a golden pea In tracings of eternal light Upon the liearts of men. Have Hope! Though cloui environ round . I . And gladness hides her face in scorn. Pat thou the shadow from thy bown, No night tut hath Us morn. Have faith! where'er thv bark is driven, The calm's disport, the tempest's mirth, i Know this: God I rules the hosts of heaven The inhabitants of earthl Have love! Not loye alone for one, But man as mtin thy brother call. And scatter like the circling sun, Thy charities on nil. I'h us gave these words upon the soul. Hope. Faith and love; and thou shalt lind CRIME IN THE UNITED -. I STATES. - r I i , i ; Cnroe is higher in the North than in the South, so the censes of 1890 shows, i Tha Messenger gave the figures recently.) The criminal , reo ords, imperfect, ol course, for -1894. show aty alarming increase of rauri ders. There were 9.800 reported. The North had t twentv-four lynch- ings, and but I few execut'o: s by c:irts. The South had 1C6 lynch-. ings, and most of these were for the unspeakable, insutfcrable crime.yThe total number of legal' hangings' was 132 There were 9,300 known rhur- i " " J ' .1 ' . I. .5 uerers, anu lao couus uuukcu but 132 one j murderer in every seventy.1 Shameful! The Tribu te. prone to point its finger of censure t the South, savs the 'default' in ORIGIN OF THE DOLLAR MA RK FIVE ' THEORIES. A VERA SUTLER ESCAPES. Light, wl.en thou else wert blind. I Schiller C1IUKC1IKS. IMhoflidt Kev. C. W. I'aiM, l'a- tdr. Servic at 7 p. ui., every nisi a;iu- day, and 11a. m. anl 7 p. m., evi iy faanh Sunday. PrayeMiieeting every HViheUf night at 7 o'clock. Sunday irlmol every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock: G. K. Granthain, Sup'riufed dut. Meeting of bunday fcIumU -us-liiwury Society every fourth 'Sunday lirmon. Young ileu's prayer nitet ii:t every Monday night. ;irehvtrUn-Rey. A. M. Hassell. Paor. Services every hrst and tiftu fcitiulav at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Simday . i " j . o'clock. 'J. .A Pearsall Suyciinttu- dent. j IbiwipUs Rev. J. J. Harper, Pastor Services every third Sunday at 11 a. mi . vd 7 D. iu. rfundav school at 4 o'clock Ur; Ed JUlUuce, Superintendent, l"Ttvcr meeting every Thursday night it J o clock. ; 44vi.rtb w -wM.-v.t-j eerv Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. lif G. Taylor. Superintendent. Prayer, lin-etin everv Thursdav night. 11 V. Newton pa'son. 'Preaching every yroitd Sunday, morning aild uiglit. pFrre Will ''Baptist. -Kev. K. H. Jack-I'.i-iHir. Services every Foui th H'l i'hy at 1 1 a. in. Sunday ehoof every Hti.i.lay evening at 3 o'clock, lirasmiis hf, S ijx-i inteudent. i . j M Primstixe Bptit Elder W. G Turner. Past nr. Services evrv thirid tsunlav at 11 a. in., and Siiturday be fore jke third Sunday at 11 a. ui. The Lueknow Lodo-e No. 115 I. O. O; F nieetn eveiy Tuesday night at 8 O'Hock. B. G. Taylor, N. G.; J. W.i Jordan. V. G.t . C. McNeill, Score; tary. ' ; Palmvri T.ndins. Vo. 137. A. F. & A. communications every third Saturday ami every first Friday 'night. iV toting Masons invited to attend. J. PKAUSAIX. Secretary. At MlUon, Fla Asa Bailev, a white boy. fell into the fire during a Qt and was so badly burned that he will probably die. ' Horses are cheap out West. In Taco'ma it is said a fair borse can be bought for $2.50 and a jam-up - one for S5.00. This knocks the bottom out f the lu rse stealinz industry and also out of ncbing bees. A couple in Hrotrkton, Mass., go married the other day within an hour fifier meetin? for the first time That ws business. If 'hev ha .. , .ft .1 1. tintt.M. w:ilien unui inev ucuuu ucmci i a-quainte l thej might not have - got, j married at all, A census by the police of New York city reports that t ere are a hundred thousand people who walk the streets of t'-at city idle, and of t hese fiftv th- uand are led bv charity, wi'.ile Chicago reports 150.000 In t'.i l city ttiere are 7.R22 females on tlie regular -charity list. John M.' Iltrres, a sl.oemaker of Ho'zington. KmM on February 23th. fatally stabbed his wife, killed his four-yeawdl d wzhter Faanij and then c)inmittcd suic de by cutting his own tliroat from ear to ear, dying almost instant ly. Herres was crazv from wl-iky, and committed the sad act with a shoe knife. V Government officials m de a raid on the boundary between Randolph and Cleburne counties, Ala., and within a radius of four miles capt ured five illicit distilleries. O ie was Strength when life's surges maddest roll the infliction of the legal penalty for murder in such an immense majority of cases would seem incredible if Uiere were not the figures to prove it, THE MARRIED MAN'S RIGIITSl lh la9t Vear on,' ne. murderer in seveulv has bee.i executed, and tlial is practically the average of preceed- iuii years. No such lax acmiuistra Hon of criminal law prevails in any other ciyilized country.' In the'; North wilh a small negro population there! are many rapes on In 7, "I say," said a" friend the other day, "you are an old hand at- it. 1 have only just go: married, and don't understand much ab ut the business I should like to know whetter a mar ried man has any rights left, when he whites reported by the negroes. t.u imt.o himself a wife ?" tha South whereithcre .are some He- has a A vera Butler does- not like tbe Below I give, five theoiies of the "pen.' He has in him more than the origin of the dollar mark ($), tl.ej j usual North Carolina yearDirig for being se'ected from about twenty liberty, and nighr before last he made seemingly plau-ible solutions : his second declaration of indepen- 1. Uuat it is'a combination of U. dacce. Butler Is from Sampson S..V the initials of the United Stages. o.iunty. He killed his father, and I 2,That it is a mudification of the though convicted or nurder, on ac figure 8, the dollar being formerly count of his youth and mitigating called a "piece of eight," circumstances, he escaped the gaN j 3. Thai it is derived from ft repr. - ow9 and was sent to prison for a sentative of the pillars of Hercules, term of years. -: HU father treated consisting of two needle-like towers t tie family ia the most cruel wa', and or pillars connecting with a scroll, when young Butler found tbU nn The old Spanish coins marked with bareable he blew hi fathet's brains the pillar device were frequently re. out. He ,wa quite a boy, and then, feried to as "pillar dollars." sotcetime last summer, l e escaped 4. That it is a combination of"H. from a gang of convicts at workout S.," the ancient Roman mark of doors, and was-cap'urcd a tbe West money unit. ern part of the State only a few 5. Tnat it is a composition of P weeks ago. Since he was put back and S, for peso duro, signifying "hard in the pen. he seems to have been dollar." In Spanish accounts peso busy divising schemes fur escape, j is contracted by writing the S.' over Tuesday niht he succeeded And the P, and placing it after the sum. ie -is free, af er having played as According to one writer the svmDoi neat a trick as ever loo'ea a prison of the dollar ;a a uonograia of the guard. letters V," 'S," and "'J," the dollar Mr. Jones was a new gu ird at . the beng originally a "thaler," coined m pemt uitiiry, it seems, and was not the valley of Sankt Joackim, Bohe- up to &oup as well as some others known as a "Joackims Butler, as the ;tory goes, saw Jus poor ' ,w ,.. . 1 . - -- U .. 1 Rights? Yes lolS. He has a WUO.UUO lie-roea,; aau.n ur.. in- oil Hip hills ' 1ss wiiita cht dren and women are AtlSW W I J i fc "Ston! I mean this. Let me. very frequent. Is it really surpris give von an instance. livery b x, ing tiiat, Judge lyncu is every chest of drawers and portmans teau, and, in fact, . every available recentacle of every description is f . , b stuffed full of ray wifes pioperty, and when I want to put away a few cutfs But people say the courts are and collars-" ! cient. Sufficient .for what? ' Hold hard. Ij know what 3-011 surely to protect life and the sacred v . . TP I s i .l.i I . . a mnm an nrtt moan .Kipn. vnnncr men. ii vuur ip n ns. n lub nunc Huujtu . u , v ... J r . J It' J - 1 bedroom were two hundred yards girls. Wilmington Messenger. long, lined from the floor to the ceil- an active 1 a a. I A. i. ) nnlt Vx- ftnn oinctai ana Lnab uiativ uiuvco pay the penauy 01 iueir urnuu crimeslj The courts fail to hang or but oive in seventy of murderers. suffix. Not means so much more than 7 voii imap-inc senou3 tna J latal diseases result from trilling auments neicciea. ; Don't play with Nature's rrreatest ?iit health, i ' loi inm.wwi. nd f mwlly ex hausted, nrvoBi, ( hse no aj;rtii ard cant irortr, , b.-gn mi one tak i.iff Kireiirtheftlr.a' . f Browns uron i 9 4, mta, and thaler," and -the monogram tue game in the new guard, ana piaveq tniTi.'iU if the wonts. "Valley bankt him fo all he was worth. 13utler is Joach m." A writer in giving hi about the size and general appearance opinion of "Reason No 3." as given Uf Guardsman Busbee. Tuesday above, 8l3: night But'er. got into one ' of the - "The American symbol for dollar rooms and put on a suit af citizen's is taken from the Spanish dollar, and clothes. He then made for the new he origin of the sign, of course, must guard, Mr. Jones. In his band j he i lr.-. i e.. .ocnnioiiimi tf S'lan - carried a fclio of naner. Uc llfUttC I I ' Jl ft 1. ftiwwui.inuii . 1 ' - ft- at i ivh coins. On the reverse of the ' As he got to Jones that worthy - ----- - I ' A panish dollar is a representation of halted him in proper style, end ask the pillars of Hercules. . and aro :nd ca uis oasines I --'. : . t i i Poh oMlar is a scroll with the in- "1 have a note.irom captain riem scrintion Mdus ultra. This device iug for you," leplied the gentleman i - -.- -. . . . . n f limo l. flecrenerAtcd in citizen scioiues. ill .1 111 I . V. r . . - - - medH-'K'.wKich la M b'own i I - i Bit- t rs. A IkwI hot- I ! I'J . from the T BIT Of? 4K t:t Ui i Ii - .. It Cures V 3f5pep-i KiJiicy Neuralgia , Trouble-, Constiiiat-cn, Bad 1.UkJ a . r a .f Maiarij, Nervous ailments , Wonien'i compliiinu. j Get only .ie Rt-tiu'mvil tii:Kjsel rel J J . ' lines Oft lu': VTt l1!'-1 jllollieis iti.ht'iJ- " 1 siitutcs t)u rcce'':. ot io;o nnmpi 7 ' win scud set i-t lei'. fltrJioiil-l HiiJ' i fmlr Vltw mi book. Itit. 7 f 3ROWN CHEMICAL CO. 2ALTlMORt MD. STATE NEWS. ing w'v h shelves and y u wanted a (dace to store away a couple of shirts vr.u cnu'dn't find a nook that wasn't full of hair nins. old false fronts DANGEROUS PRAYERS. I want you to spend fifteen rain for f puffs, little bits of tape, so just ac missions," said a pastor to some cept the inevitable: Wrap your pers young people in nis iongre-iuuun. sonal property in an old newspaper 4 but beware how you pra . ior 1 and hide it under the bed." warn you that njis a very costly ex He srinned ironically, but passed peri. tent." I on a sadder and wiser man-Ex. 4 Costly f tuey asKeo in surprise. ',A, i josily, he cried. U ben Carey began to pray for the convert tioh of the world, it cost him himself, and it cost those who prayed with Professional Cards- !Lce J- Best, ; Attornet at Law. Dunn, I ' - . N. C. i Pnettcra In all th eoarta. Prompt atten Hon t all buaioeas. jan. 1. D. H- McLean, I Attorney at Law, Oflee nt 4oor to poatofflce, PDNN, N. C. QfBrril Pntl-. Will ttn1 thp court f Harnett. Cnrabrlaiul.J)ftnatoa andSaiup- u coaoiica. rim by steam and had a capacity of 150 ga'lons. A fight took place bes tween the operators of the last still and theoflijera. no one was killed, aid the moonshiners escape 1. The jllicers tnihk thoy have them located. Facts of the robbery were tele phoned into headquarters by the fire man, who had to walk some distance to reach a telephone. Detective Ar nold and. Sheriff Cabell, with ten ,n..,l ..CR.prs nrined with " in UJUUIl UVI aw- - ihesters started in pursuit from po I ce headquarters. The robbers had nearly two hours' start of the pursu ing party betore the latter reached tha scene of the hold-up and plunder ing. ' Railroad and express ofllcials and employees declare that the robber found no money, but the bef ef is 4 i Vcne'al that a large sum was secured. In running back to the baUnce of his train. Mgineer Averitt had no signals to guide him, and he crashed Into the cars on reaching them, smash in several sets , of bumpers. The nassbPers had hidden tbeir effects tha seats. The sWk'to the car set watches, money and miscellaneous valuables jinnling l Hip floor. and ciancriuji aiuu.v. . WHAT GOD GIVES A BOY. i A body to live in and keep clean and healthy, ai d as a dwelling for his mind and a temper for his soul A pair of hands to use for Idusel! ai.d othera. but never nszainst otheis " - 9 w for himself. A pair of feet to do err nds of 'ove and kind..es9 j and charily and business, but not to loiter in places of mischief or temptation or 3in A pair of lips to keep pure and un polluted by tobSco or whiskey, a. d to sneak true, brave, wnrds; but not to make a smoke stack of, or a swill trough. A pair of ears to hear the music of bird a;id tree riT- and human voice, but not to tve heed to what the ser 3iH says, or to w: iti li-U lors i d or his mother. ' i A pair of eyes ?o see thq beautiful. tlie eo d and r-e tru1? u s fi icr-. prints' in the flower vd -' field and snowflako, but not ".to fe-st on un clean pictures, or to blotches which Satan daubs and call- pleasure. A mind to remember and reason nd decide tind ptore up wisdom and i l impart it to others, on not, n i e turned into a chipbaskt-t "r rubbish iieap for chaff and rubbish and sweep ins of the world's stale wit. A soul as fair as a r.ew fall n snowflakc, to rt'e he impressions of good and to develop faculties ofpows era and virtues which shall" shape it day by day, t-s. the artist's chisel shepes the stone into the image and likeness ol Jesus Christ. him verj' much. PETriNGlLL & CO., i I Newspaper Advertising Agency, 22 School SL Mutual Ree, Bldg, HB.itonIass. Js.Y, Cit Brainerd prayed for the darksskinned savages, and alter iwu'vpara of blessed work, it cost him his life. Two students in Mr. I i Vr.ndv'a summer school besian to pray the Lord of the harvest to send forth more servants into the harvest; and lo I; it is going to cost our eoun try five thousand young men and women who have, in answer to this prayer, j pledged; themselves to the work I He eurel it is a dangerous thins to pry in earnest for this work ou will find that you cannot pray and withhold your labor, or pray and wiibnold your money; nay. that your very lire will no longer be your own when your prayers begin to be ao sweredJ "I have often said in my public addresses that i it is a dangerous thing to pray for a blessing uo'.ess . ou v.'ant it. What a thing when we are ready ceive," Missionary , Review. Salem will soon have large cotton factory in tion. , anothef opperat John King, c ilorcd. of Jones coun ty, cut his ! wife's throat Thursday nto the s'cm which at present stands ' Well, he knows I can't read." evening because she had left Lim on fnr American as well as Spanish saiu wue guaru, grumj. liur i Tha R(..rnll around the "Yes, and he told me to read it for UVhuiw) Y . 1 pillars represents the two serpents u ent by Juno to destroy Hercules in ds cradle in .mvthologic lore.--St. Louis Republic. FEW OF FRANKLIN'S CLAIMS TO GREATNESS. No man had ever preached a doc trine which more skilfully showed how to set the best for yourself; and no msn eyer showed himself more ready than Franklin to do things for t.'jprs. He envented an onen stove Here is what it says: 'Mr. Jones : You will let Mr. Busbee re lieve you, while you come over to the shoe shop and try on your new boots. John Ml Flemminq. " Now Mr. Jones was having a pair account of crual treatment. A tramp was found dead under a freight car in Ra'.eigb last week. It is supposed he was stealing a ri Te and froze to death. He was removed with difficulty. The daily Sentinel s iys when In- and formed that tbe House had adjourned thank of boots made at the shoe shop, the relief came in good time. He I in honor of Fred Douglass, a turned over the gun and keys to tbe at on Reoublican said : 44 1 , - w V gentleman in citizen s clot es. who God that t did not vote for a , i i 3.. I i r- . i . T 1 ... was tne uouoia oi uuucuamuu uu' i memuer oi tue ueisnabuic. bee, aDd went over to the shoe shop to trv on his new boots. And thi ontioman ,ih ii.A onn and kevs was Dora Nixon was trying to cot s M V V aJfca - a v uw a . I - m w master of the situation. A turn of the lure 8 y Windsor Ledger: While single off a i lliaavtl will mmvMMii - -. - I io give more heat witb less wood, but lockf tlie opening of a gtte and he Elizabeth Gurloy on Mouaay sn t be refused to tae a patent for it, was free He took with lilin ; two made a misslick and nearly cloppet Messed to re- WOES OF THE NOBILITY BcUlen' Arairu Salve. The bct salve in the world for Cuts, ij BiuWs, Soresi Salt lthcmn. Fever Sores '.jTetter, Chapped Hanks, Chillblains, Mor8,id all Skin Eruption, and pos- tivtty currs Piles,, or no pay. It is 'iK'wuntVl to 'rcprfect sulisf action ;j r money refuiuleib ,Pric 25 cents per : ox. For sale by Harper A Hoo'l. train. I press tlie eng Dallas. Tex., Feb. 23th.-Thc bald st train robbery ever committed t ..k .ilaee near this place last evening. Fifteen well armed men held up the The robbers cut loose the ex- and baggage cars, compelled tneer, to run down the r.ad for about 4 or 5 miles. They forced tie express messenger to open the safe, and tlie robbers plundered it. After they had finished with the exs press car they shot out the headlight n the enzine and th-n scattered to the woods where it is supposed Uhey had horses waiting. 'Take the lowest seat ard work your way up. Let a man be cailtd up always. Do yi ur work wherever .yon are, and do it faithfully and so contentedly that they will want you still higher. The more you do your work ell, the more they will want you still higher and higher. Be drawn up. Zo not foroe yourself up. That leads to c'ncanerv.Jto pre tence. to raist .ke. and even temp tations and crimes." Henry Ward Beeehcr. i i . Mr: Kin or Yes. my ciauguter married a blscksmith, and she has a nice home and is ge ting along nice ly Jiilia married a shoemaker and is very comfortably provided ff-r. Alice married a butcher and is very comfortably' situated. Mrs.! Frazier And your daughter Nicolelte? Mrs. Kin?(sadly) Alas! she nv. Tied a foreign prince. 1 send ner five dollars a week, and by taking in washing she manages to support ti e familyl ! The Colorado Senate passed the bill prohibiting capital punishment in that State. not mouren sensitiveness. i Somebody lias discovered the j n.,fwma frt that the reluctance 'of! va aw- w j women to tell the r age is no pie e of modren sensitiveness. It is as- o'd as the"hi!l3. In' the Old Testament although great numbers of women are mentioned there is but one Sarahs Abraham's wife whose age is recorded. N. Y. Times. Irlrl of an onnortunitv to serve his -1 W Neighbors; and this invention of Frnklin's was tke beginning of - the liseat American stove tradeof to day jlle rounded the first fire company in Philadelphia, and so made a begin )iing for the- present fire depart inen?s. He procured the reorgani zation of the night-watch and the payment of the watchmen, thus pre paring for a regular police force now established. lie started a philosoph ical society. aDd he took the lead in i t. I. setting, on loot an academy, wmcu still survives as the University ot jl'ennoylvania. While he was doing luiniis for o hersi others did things for hi:n. and he was made clerk of t.e General Assembly 1736, and Postmaster of Philadelphia in 1737 In 1750 he was elected a tvember of the Assembly, and in 1753 he was made Postmaster General for all the Volonies- Iu 1748 he had retired from business, haying so fitted his 'practice to his preaching ' that he had gained a competency when only forty-two years old. The leisure thus acquired he used in the study of e!ectrical science, then m us infancy. He soon mastered a ntw experiments wilh his wonted ingenuity. He was the first to de clare the ident'ty of electricity with lightning. Using a wet string, he flew a kite against a thunder cloud, and drew a spark from a key at the end ot'a cord. The lightning rod was his invention. Of his mvestiga Hons and experiments he wrote re ports that were printed in England and translated in France. The R y al society voted him the Copley medal; the French king bail the ex. peri-Lents repeated before him; and both Harvard "and Yale made Frank lin a master of Arts. Ex. friends gentlemen confined without her wrist in too. The wound i out their conseU . And while Mr. Jones tried on his new bjots the three comrades were making the dust fly. One of the guards on his tour a few minutes afterward found the gate un looked and sounded the alarm. Bui three bird3 jail birds had fiawn. Guards hunted for them all night. quite a bad one. A young married couple, balling from Lynchburg, Va., came to. Greensboro. Thursday, very j much intoxicated, to enter Keeley InstU tute, Deputy Sherifl H. C. Uwen. of Rowan county, while attempting to arrest Whit Farron, a .colored .Ue nerudo, was . shot and Instantly but they found no Jail birds News kUled by the Utter.-Goldsboro and Observer. 31 AIL ROBBER. L Charles Murphey, a natiye of Snow Mill, is inixil at Wasbivstdn. N (!..- chr.rged with' atealing money from registered letters which passed throujU bis hand as route agent, j He iia i a "run" from Tarboro to Washing" on- and was thought j to be a perfectly bone3t official. I'or several months, however, money was missed from the registered letters which passed through his hands. The letters were not stolen outright, but money was taken from then.. There are several raatl clerks, or Headlight. As the west bound "Southern" tram pulled out for Greensboro yes terday afternoon a colored about fifteen years old swung (bn fVr a ride. The tiii: i gave a lurch and threw him under the cor.vl eel J which ran over Lis ngi t foot. If Me had fieei' thrown' with les fu'c:. Lelmiht have been pulled . out s ; rrii,i;j-ld. corpse. ' ( 'in ton : i Democrat : His old friends will be pained to learn of the death of Rev. Hugh 31cA!pin wLicu occurred at his home in Williami'oa county, HU, ou February 20tbJ Hi route agchts, on tuai pari oi e une, & f Dtrm,T fc Ha died at the advanced age of seventy four years, ripe in appearence knowl edge and goodness. H left Samp and suspicion fell on them all. Then 11 that was known, and then he made i that old but - effective government son county abount seventeen a"o to make bis home in I Hi no years Advertise your business TiWRs. ia The I A woman has been discovered ' in Wilkes county who is more than 115 years old. She has seen her fifth generation. The old soul is pretty chipper still. plan of sending decoy letters was tried. .Money was missed from tbero, Murphy arrested and two marked five dollar bills found in his posses sion. He was put in jail at Wash ni,ari0tte News : Tne people of ton in default of heavy bil, charged CnarioUe were greatly booked thU with embezzlement. morning to bear of the death of Mr. Murpbey'a plan was to open the payter H Moore. He .died last registered letter, take from them a (!jght t 11 o'clock at hs hne one part of the mo-ey and get a receipt nilJ ejRj of thc ci.Vf of ueart dueas-j. frcm ihe agent next to bira. in tnat y tfi1ore relre at ten o'clock l i way be was enab!ed to shift tbe re ujg u9Qal g.KI hea th bat in about sponsibility on sjme one else, as he J5 njjnnt be sprang from beuTiu had a receipt f r the package. It is greatpaq and made hlf way to a rumored that he has confessed his uair Mrs. Moore was quickly by crime. News & Observer, j, gi(ie an a9isted him to tlje bed. The smaller ,.per puKUhed i .SbelUen died for im(.r Mi,,idto he the Weekly tbe MrnU nl dupatched s-taet. Star, of Decnta. Cal. .11 me,.ore. "ener to the cty r V ' Moore passid away, inches. - -