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THE CAUCASIAN 'rnr.i-ifKi) kvkky thuksday, K r MAUIOX KUTLEn KoStor and Proprietor. SUHSCUIKK. how tins 1'aper toyoiiriM'iuli f -r ;im'1 MfU'iH" hin) to sub--fiif . -nli-ci iptiori Ii ic; 1..0 ,,,-r Year, in Advance. THINK .' C AU CAS l i H JUD1U0VS APHKTISiM create KNIA1", f ! rti.ui . ! !lii;e, KEVI VIN m!t a dIs-jkiiur:, ltlsCl'r at inv SAV;KS n.i- At:', t; isMi;if , lUIK!;Vl tv i a U.;v ?"-t-t'tIO ik i .; iv Sax t ' . Their ! a U it:x- in a . jtUr OOC the prep; ur ai.j; -u l.. ?. vl JL NO 4 i i Xvaxo Domooriioy AUd wliito Supromnoy. t VOL. VIII. CLINTON, N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1890. No. 45. IAN l'UoFIXSIOXAL COLUMN. Wit. ALLKX, A'ITOItNKY-AT-LAW, (Joldsboro, N. C. Will, ii;ictic(! in Sampson county. V. m. lkk, .r. i). I'll VSIIAN,Sun(Ji;ON AND PKXTIHT, oi)i r hi Leo's Drugstore j 7-lyr j A. STKVK S AND OUIMJKON. (Olhco over Post Offlce.) lorM;iy be found at night at the residence of J. IT. Stevens on College Slrtit. )'L71yr Hi:. FA1SOX, Attoknky and Counskll ou at Law. OHiee on Main Street, will practice in courts ofHauipsonand adjoining counties. Also in Supreme Court. All business intrusted to his rare will receive prompt and careful attention. jo 7-lyr WS. THOMSON. Attounky and Counskll ok at Law. OlVieo over Post Office. Will practice in Sampson and ad joining counties. Ever attentive n:id faithful to the. interests of all ,-lirnt. jl7rlyr. 1.1 U.XKUU. X J, A "''OKN'KV AND CoUNHKM.- ou at Law. Office on Wall Street. Will practice in Sampson, Uladen, render, Harnett and Duplin Coun ties. Also in Supremo Court. Prompt personal attention will be .riven to all legal business, je 7-lyr ,11 LANK r.OYETTK, D.B.S. I Dkntihtky ( Mice on Main Street. oil', rs his services to the people of Clinton and vicinity. Everything in the line of Dentistry done in the )est style. Satisfaction guaranteed. saTMy terms are strictly cash. Don't ask me to vary from this rule. A lea' ing lionnui prelate once said: "(live me the first ten years' of a child's life and you may have him nHerwanl." This thought is worthy the consideration of parents. M atk oi Ohio, city ok Toi.tino, J-rcAS County. Pi auk .1. Cheney makes oath that ho N tin' a ir pu.-5t1.tr ol" the linn of V. J. ell KNEV & CO.. doing business in t!ie fit v of Toledo, county and .Statu ufrc Miid. and that said linn will pay the sum o! (INK IirN'IMlKD DOLLARS for i'mcIi and ( very case of Catarrh that can in. I he ciirc.i !v llAi.r.'s Catakkii T UK. Kuank J. Cmknky. Sworn to hefore nu: and fuihscribed in in v ores. nee. thisCtli day of December, A. D.. 1SSC. A. V. CI.KASON, Notary Public. II.M.I.'S OATAKUlt t.:i 1 1 : 1 1 1 v and acts diie pkk is taken in- VI V on the blood and imicns surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. V. .1. (11KXKV & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druguist". t 7" cen is. P.ew i.rc of ever unjustly imputing sins or faults to your neighbor of needlessly disclosing his real faults, ot attribution wrong motive to good actions, of denying the good that you know to exist in another, of ma lieiously concealing it or deprecia t ing it in conversation. The New Discovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many wlm know from personal xperience ju-t how good u thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonder ful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King's New Dis covery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with acough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Dr. It. II. Hol iday's Drugstore, Clinton, N. C. Every attempt to make others happy, every sin left behind, every temptation trampled under loot, every step forward in the cause of what is good, is a step nearer to it Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases ol the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt ltheuni and other affec tions caused b impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial levels. For cure of Headache, Con stipation and Indigestion try Elec tric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price "0 cents, and 1.00 per bottle Dr. K. II. Holliday's Drugstore, idmton, N. C. ; J. 11. Smith, Drug gist, Mt. Olive, N. C. mt tm Plato, hearing that some asserted he was a very bad man. sp'd; T shall take care so tolivethat nobody -111.1? A I win oeneve mem." IIucMcn's Arnica Salrc. The best Salve in the world tor Cuts Br ises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, C'hil Mains, Corns, and all sk:n Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no nay required. It is guaranteed to give per- iet-1 saiisiacijtu, or money reiunucd. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. II. il. IIoixioav, Clinton, and J U. Smith, Druggist, Mount Olive, N. C THK EDITORS CHAIR. HOW THINGS LOOK FKOM OUIi STAND POINT. The Opinion of The Editor and the Opinion of Others which we Can Endorse on the Various Topics of the Day. We heartily endorso the following from the Statesville Landmark: The re-nomination of Congress man Henderson wo take to le evi dence of an .awakening on the part of the iKjoplo to the fact, to which they have too long been inadvertent, that ability in Washington counts for nothing without length of ser vice. Everything there goes by se niority. Many men of very mode rate ability reach positions of com manding influence in Congress pure ly by reason of long service there with its necessarily attendant famil iarity with usage, precedent and pub lic affairs a familiarity which noth ing but actual service car. supply. The further away our people get from the idea that a scat in Congress is merely a personal reward bestowed upn a popular favorite, the less heedful they become of tho cry "no tation in office!" the cry of the man who is out the better they will be represented in Congress; the bet ter will their public business be at tended to. The morning lion. 13. F. CJrady was nominated at Clinton, Congressmen McCJammy, who was defeated for renomination, said that tho district had a good and able man in Orady, that we ought to keep him in Con gress for ten years at least. These words of truth McClammy spoke like a patriot, lie knew that the wise districts kept a Congressman long enough for him to be a man of power and influence in the halls of legislation. One good man in Con gress, who has served fifteen or twenty years, would have more weight and could do tho State more good than nine new men. A few weeks since, in answering the Wilmington Messenger's charge that the Alliance would split the Democratic party, we said that the Alliance would never split from the party, but predicted that if a split ever occurred it would be by those who had been dictating and could do it no longer. We are sorry to say that our prediction has already been fulfillod. The South Carolina Democratic Convention wa com posed of between .'500 or 400 dele gates, a small fraction above one sixth of this body (not farmers, not members ot the Alliance) who could no longer have their way, split from the party. Adieu, ye;kickers! the party is stronger without you. Learn a lesson from history and know that if you continue this cruel and unjust policy you will not long hence give birth to a revolution, which will not only sweep you, and your protection theories as well, from the face of the earth; and with them there will be swept away al?o many other things, the loss of which conservative men everywhere would regret. In the redress of wrongs, indignant men are not always nice or wise; ami tliougli not in the oar- gain, the blood will naturally follow the pound of flesh. Do justice to the people and do it now. Vance's Speech in the Senate. The dividing of the Encampment uis, we believe, been a mistake. We also think it a mistake to have a per manent encampment. Let the whole four regiments go into camp togeth er at least once each year for at least two weeks, alternating between the West and the East at various points suitable. The boys will learn as much of millitary tactics by this plan as from a permanent encamp meat and at the same time take a trip to a new place each year, thereby learning something of their State which they otherwise would proba bly never learned. Does farming pay? Yes, the world is growing richer each year from tho products of the soil, but those who delve those products from the earth aro growing poorer. Then farming pays, but it is someone be sides the farmer. Why is this? The Alliance is investigating tho mat ter. Senator Vance in a private letter to a gentlemen in Goldsboro, refer ring to the Sub-Treasury bill, says : I was and am friendly to the pur poses ot the bill, and to everything that the farmers wish that can be granted them within the fundameu tal law of my country. If their cause is wisely directed it will tri umph as sure as there is justice upon earth. Gov. Scales in Lis message to the last General Assembly o North Carolina recommended that a Itailroad Commission be created. He said that there was a crying need for it, tha ine people demanded it and that it was the . duty of the Senators and Representatives to paps It. . in.- a kim, ni)' lnny loo. An' I'll 1 sure to jay yv. Tin--.; l:.Kliri m iu-;lnr in er KiOU. I Imjv ye'll luf L'.iiunj) nw. J"v- M i-n the rherry. ripe n red. Win-ii Mnimer dnj-a vreri cheery. I'M hrrri nt-'er lc- beauty ihel t tua l!ji, tay dearie. s-li nu; a kit, my winftome la.su. t.' tvi iv.j Le.irt a thrillia'. A ii' t-rt a t wtlvemontli come to iwias I'll wttk-. Bin ye're- willln'. I'm iio' fwer rif.li in WHrl's frtiir, I'.ut I hue fu.iriPt1.lnx l-tter S !l m- Just nr.e-yn nce'lim Tear I II n' lie lan yer debtor. "No lie klsH, 1.1.1,1 Ikiiiu). jo'il till foil My Lil in' iwl on' hrnp it, fiin it be tvorth Hitc much to you. If worth ine less to keep It. I'm tliiiikin', luil. yo mak' ower fre, I'll lino sic thinu cor Hither, Wliii buys ii kiss ma' n eon buy me 1 lie twn inn tin uani; tlieithcr." -William Lyle. l'lniloraliiii2 ii Wild ltear. llcin v II. Hawaii, lecturer, wiw out in tin- Ym initi; not Ioiik ajo hxjliing up in .! rial. I.iktt tin- modern tiavelor, ho Mvicl his tu'iii'ia wherever he went. h- e nii lti that hi- would like to iho n::ii!. n -. ild l-ear. Tliis wish wiw coui- iiiunii-.iteil loa hc'el clerk, w ho, like his lliore ea .tcl lv brothel, signified his will-in-iii ,ks to furnish the l ar. Oberon, Kii'U t.f the Fiiiii;':- in "A Midsummer Night's Dream. " Uiasted that he knew a iiinx, ew. The Yon--mite hotel man, with eital felicity, said he knew a bear. It cam" down from the fastnesses at cer- a 1 1 1 iiouis aim approai'iieii civilization, gazed at it, and returned to ins cave. Since tho Government allows no hunt- in x f K't"'e in the National Park, bruin roamed unmolested. Hut how to get the ltear in position for a snap shot from tho camera was the question. The clerk solved this. At a certain hour the clerk took a la rye portion of meat from the cook's Ikix and left it at a point at which the lear was frequently seen, ltagan followed with his camera. In due time the heat came down from its retreat. The clerk was a safe distance away when the bear ap)eare.l, 1 ut liagan stood his ground. The bear stood his ground until tlie odor of the meat was wafted Ins way. Tin; bear made for the luncheon, picked it up greedily, and then, as if grateful for tlie feast, it reared on its haunches and remained in that attitude for a minute, a sufficient time for a "sit ting. " A moment later the bear turned in another position, as if it were trying to accommodate the artist, and the lat ter obtained another view. 1 lie bear then rolled away in the same direction whence it came. The artist in returning found 1 Ik lioiel clerk and a few guests secreted near his position, heavily armed, ready for a tray if the occasion had arisen. A Good Story. I always have an eye out for my trunk when I travel. .Uteri have received a check and seen it dumped into the hag gage car I am quit sure it will go a cer tain distance, but wiien that distance has been covered my anxiety is again aroused. "When I changed railroads at Philadelphia the other day I roalized that I had a conrr.act by which my trunk ought to change with me, but neverthe less the fear that it would go astray and finally bring up in New Orleans or San I'rancisff). started me over to Camden at an early hour to watch the transfer, w rites M. Qieul in the Detroit Free I'rcss. exnected to see my truuk come over at the last moment, and be left on the plat form as I moved oil, but a great surprise was in store for me. It came over au hour ahead of time, along with a big load of others and I stood around to see it c mt! otr tho wagon. A gentle word . , ?!l a! t or a nickel cigar win sometimes navu great influence w ith the men who aro hired at so much -r month to damage your trunks. n;oy were uroppeu on. r," 1 .1 -ST one hv one, each one receiving more or ess injury in the fall, and by and by the two 1ies,l on the wagon came to my trunk. I had two cigars in my open palm, and was about to step forward with kind st smile when the depot bag gageman suddenly sung out: -Here. now. be mightv careful of that trunk!" "What for?" "IVvnu I suv so. Let it clown a3 gently as if it were glass. " The trunk was lowered with the ut- most rare, and I approacnou ine mau 1 V 1 1 ! and asked to what sentiment on his part I should attribute tha great favor. "Is that your trunk?" he bluntly de manded. "Yes. sir." "L-'t's see your check. " I produced it. lie compared tlie fig ures, and then called out in an awful voice : "Get out o this or 111 knock your blamed head off! I thought that trunk l)elonged to mv sister. " Monkey and Pwrrot .Sale. A small crowd of Italians and wharf speculators hustled over the side of tho bark Anunciation Fomento as soon as she was made fast, and in five minutes an unearthly chattering began between monkeys, parrots, buyers, and sellers. There were only a few monkeys, but plenty of parrots, which were sold at prices of from 1.50 to $1 eaclu Tlie largest parrot, which brought the top price of 4, was a beauty of nearly twice the ordinary size, and his observations in SnaiiLsh creaknl a great deal of auiusemeut anng the sailors, who had evidently been teaching him their par lance. The monkeye went at prices from 2 to $7. The sale lasted twenty minutes or so, at the end. of which a queer procession of swarthy Italians, a dozen in number, who had been tortu- nate enough to purchase, came over the side of the vessel with their chattering and squirming possessions, and vanished ere the blue coated inspector had begun his work. Brooklyn Eagle. Poor Crops in Europe. The reports received daily from abroad by telegraph respecting the general crop prospects are bad. In France, especially in the central and northern departments, the cold nights and the constantly wet days are bringing about disastrous results. In Ger many, Switzerland, Belgium, and Hoi land, the constant rain and low temper ature are seriously affecting the wheat, but in Austria-Hungary the harvest looks favorable, and there are promises of good yields. A telegram from Odessa, Russia, an nounces that the continuous wet weather threatens to injure all crops, especially the cereals. A jaguar will rather attack a black NEWS OF THE WEEK THE WORLD'S EVENTS GATHERED IN SMALL COMPASS. he Ltest Happenings at Home and Abroad Collected and Presented in Terse and Readable Form. loin! Ic SHinmitr)'. 40 itnd 1hs w;w caught off New ItMford, Man, Monday. Ik-la ware has iticieaHeil her imputation 14.50 ier cent hince lssO. Tiu-natering places ut all txiintH con tinue crowded w itii visitors. New York taxes have Inhii slightly ad vanced over last year's rate. 'the outlook is favorable for a largely increased cotton trado at Norfolk. Arkansas haa population of l,ll)d,ti90, an increase of 50 per cent, in the decade. Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln and daughter Sarah have arrived in Chicago from London. Admiral (Jberardi transferred his Hag from tue Baltimore, to the Philadelphia on Tuesdav. It is claimed tluif Tacoma, Wash., is adding 1,000 eople to her population every month. The cruiser Baltimore will start for Sweden nextSatur lay with Captain John Ericsson's remains. Postmaster General Wanamaker pro poses to have soi.-.e postal cards made especially for the l.iii-s. The apple crop is a complete failure hi New England, and the crop is a small one in the Middle . ates. Martin Irons, wl. led tlie strike on the Iron Mountain Itailroad, now sells ea- liu ts in a depot iit ol. Louis. A Cincinnati phy.-ieian proposes that murderers beexecutedby thoadmini.otia tion of chloroform or tioison. The grand jury at Hazard, Ky., ha: returned 19 indictments for murder. Outlaw s are fleeing the country. Tho owner of a farm on the Western Maryland Railroad, near Pikcsvillc. has refused an offer of .00 per acre. The Census Oili lr s completed tho first rough foot in. of the pumlation of thecountrv. We have 01. 000, 00:) ii.-oii'o. The Maryland Sal l'an:i;i i' Alliance adjourned after del i-iiiiuiug to try to control politics so t . .m force its prin ciples. Ex-President Cleveland has bought a seaside cottage on wzz.ird's li iy, Mass. There are 100 acre, of woodlawn grounds attached. Five thousand fnir bundled mid fifty strnge passongei from Europe pas ed through the barge office of N-?w York List week. Tlie Minneapolis U-ain llcc.nnl makes an estimate of the g uiii crop of Minne sota and the Dukotas, putting it at 93, 000,000 bushels. V. vv. Gould, said to be an agent of the Louisiana L .rv Company, was arrested in Washi ton on the charge of selling lottery tick us. The finance company of the Pennsyl vania Railroad has released to tlte Balti moro aid Ohio Railroad Company roll ing stock valued at $'2,000,000. Objection is made by organised labor m Maryland to tlie proposition of the State printer to have copies of the State laws bound outside of the State. An enormous flow of natural gas has been struck at Stiii.nierland, three mik3 from Santa Barbara, Cal. The flow is estimated at 3,000,000 feet per day. The famous Irish military organiza tion, the C9th regiment of the militia, are at Peekskill, and will close the season of instruction there with this week. There was strong speculation in Wall street last week in silver, and the price per ounce rose to 1.17 J. A favorable bank statement has aided prices gener ally. A general strike of cigarmakers in Cleveland, Ohio, was inaugurated this week. The manufacturers decided not to grant the advance of $1 per thousand demanded. Near Booneville, Owsley county, Ky., John Bowman knocked his cousin, Henry liowman down, after which his sister Topsy cut his heart out with a bowie. The girl claimed Henry insulted her. Chairman Collins, of the Grant Monu ment Association, ha lieen interviewed at Saratoga, N. Y., and expresses the de cided opinion that General Grant's re mains will not be removed from New York. The exriorts of specie from the port of New York last week amounted to $569 800, of which $40,500 was in gold and $527,800 silver. All the gold wont to South America and all the silver to Europe. Much interest is shown in the decision of a Maryland court in favor of the Bal timorc and Ohio Railroad against tho Interstate Commerce Commission in the matter of excursion rates for parties of ten or more. At New Haven, Conn. , II. T. Backus and Miss Genevieve A Smith were mar ried, attired in bicycle uniform, and as soon as the ceremony was over they mounted a tandem and started on their wedding trip. The Rev. Dr. Stokes, president of tho Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, has issued his annual circular asking the dweller.'- there to abstain from worldly amusements during tlie camp, which be gins thi week. Another popular actor has gone wrong- Mrs. Ida J. Dixey has instituted a suit in the New lork supreme court for a Inn ited divorced from Henry E. Dixey, tho comedian, on the ground of abandon ment and non -support. The new cruiser San Francisco during a preliminary trial trip developed the highe t rate of speed which she has yet attained. Information has been received by reliable parties that with 120 pounds of steam and 120 revolutions her speed was at the rate of 19J knots per hour, which is three quarters of a knot over contract requirement. The Treasury Department is criticised in New York for not making public the details of silv :r purchases. The din -o tor of the mint says that in this reg.ir the practice of the de artaie.it for ho past 12 years is being followed. Reports from western Kans.i:s are to the effect that pra Vie lir.-s ar r ruing in spite of efforts of me pe pie check them. In Ford cou.itv a trac 20 miles square was burned in two Lours. C ru -4 fields are dry and burn like tinder. iin'iiwi t in-- jx.t . . .on h h:rh !;;.e tl.eir .-li-ln i . tin- Vi. udl.- .iot u i-ep up tl e A' i.iiti naC Vhe N.n y iK-jiait,. eot wi- ' n out bteod. that clti.t n.li'iai v i.i-,--ut! ,us W l.ikj ii l.y i hi taii.s ii.l naviatoi. Tin? iiiiiiiciiv diMiil r. the Kn- ncky Df.tiliiii" l'o imuv. at I-iusville. Ky.. owned by J! ;t .:io- & C.. ha ween binned, with 'i-LlMt huivls of whisky. Th whisky uih valued at SSOO.t'00, and the buddings run the i.a up !o .VSOO.O MI, Tlie ( aniioii l M " train on the Rich mond .-nut lViiitil;i Kail rn:id l tuivti Wra;,h:i:toii and A 1 nt.t will U- jut on atiout Octolwi l.and v.ih mt n a fa 4 expros rhodulr. It wiil stoi. ;,t but Jsree points i t Virginia Ciinrl.-U -si ille. L.MiClihiu and 1 Juiivii'e. A cvcloiic Ntiue': tin-1 n of B-. l .e.otit. l'i the center ol tli" ll-'W IvuvU i oil iivl 1 the Ohio River, U-twcc-i Wheeling mid P.irLersbtug, and .did d.uuago to O e amount of several thoiiKind dollars. fil derricks and buildings were leveled in all -directions. No live ut-re los'. company w as iucormratrd in Ciii- Ciigo Saturday to build an clevntcd rail way in thai city. It will bav.- four tracks, and do suUt ban, local, and ter minal business. It i cxrec ed that it will ln-come the gieat consolidated !er- minal line in Chicago, bv which the question of rapid tram.it within the city will be solved Forrlirn. The failure of the potato c rop is threat ening a famine iu Ireland. The great railroad strike iu South Wales has ended in a complete victory for tlie men. Great prosperity is prevailing in Brazil, and the countrv is id to Ik? everv way lietter off than it v. ,s under th" empire. The government if India reports that the medical authorities are unable to ajiree as to whether leprosy is contagious or not. Advices from east Africa represent that hostilities area iin apprehen ed on the iKirt of til'? nat.ves toward the Ger man settlemen's. Honduras ha i returned a very defiant answer to Salvador's demand why trooj s are lieiug gathered by tW" former on the Salvador Irontier The cholera ii preadlng in Spain and has broken out at Nicola iefT, Ru sia. It is reported that o t of t.OOO cases iu Spain there have 1- n 788 d.iUhs. A chemical union, with a capital of $40,000,000, has Ik . n farmed in Paris to monopolize the trad : in bleaching pow der, caustic soda,; I other alkalies. Thecorresp ni(L':itof the Loudon Times at Vienna in i di: pa .-h to that pap : as sorts that ag -!Ks ot tue Russian l: ivern inent are t: - ing to provoke a re vol. in Armenia as a pretext for the occupation by Ru.-sia of Erzeroum. The number of desertions of troops in tho British garrison ut Halifax. N. S., lias incrcas'tl to ..tanning proportions during the past few months, and indi cates much discoid it. G eseral Sir John Ross has Ix-en calie.1 upo i to repoi t on the causes of the disafTectioti. It is asserted that the threats of the Rothschilds, aided by leading German and French Jewish hankers, to join a financial combina n against Russian stock's, lead to the abandonment by the czar of the ukase exp.-lling the Jews from the Rus.iau empire. The arrival of tlie Emieror of Ger many in St. Petersburg, on a visit to tho czar, lias lead to a new crop of rumors as to tho object of the young emperor's visits to crowned heads. It is claimed that he is seeking a E iropean agree ment for the dissolution and partition of the Turkish empire. Much excitement exists in France over the-McKinley tariff bill. The retaliation sentiment is so strong that Minister Reid has addressed a letter to the French min ister of the interior criticising the French tax on American hog pr. due's and suggesting retaliation in this coun try on French wines. M. Thankados, liefore accepting tho office of minister of w ar for Greece, stip ulated timt the peace ell'ectivo should be doubled, the war elfective increased to 100,000 men, the German ystim of mo bilizing the army ado-pled, and turret forts on the Schuman plan bo built to protect the Pireus and Greek coast u Hifl Ilourt Han on tho Itight S11. Charles J. Bresnin, of Springfield, Ohio, died in Cincinnati from heart troubles. He wen4 there to receive metr ical attention for a remarkable physical peculiarity. His heart was on the right side of his lxxly and its pulsation could be plainly felt. The change in his vital organs was due to an accident in early youth, a heavy wagon running over his chest and displacing his heart He was about 21 years of age and connected with some of the wealthiest families in Spring field. Fine Crops In North Carolina. A dispatch from Wilmington, N. C, Bays the present year will prove the greatest crop season known in southeast ern North Carolina in many years, and the harvest of 1890 will be memorable tor its abundance While Hie fruit cmp hns been almost an entire failure, the yield of corn, cotton, potatoes, rice, and peauuts wilt be unprecedented. The watermelon crop has been the largest in many years, and they have leen unu sually large and sweet. Clarnic n ng nriu uiu Miner !.t Their I.lvo. The men v ho are clearing up the work ings of tl.e South Wilkesbarre, Pa., mine, in which the bod: . the eig'at men killed iu the disaster last February are still entoudvd, have entered the fatal tunnel in which the fire broke out which cut the men oil from all hance of es cape. They are proceeding very slowly, for tlie tunnel is blocked by fallen roof and rubbish, and it has to be cleared out nd new tinil-ers put up. It Is probable that the bod.es of the men will be found in the tunnel, where they were overcome by the fire in attempting to escape. California Tin. From present indications, a telegram states, California will have in the near future in her tin mining a new industry, rivaling in importance even the taking q gold from tho bowels of the artli. The new industry is the mining at great profit of ttu ore near San Jacinto, Sun Bernardino county. Twect-3even years ago tif deposits were found in this neigh borhood, but tke valae of tlie discover ies did not seem to be appreciated. Ne gotiations have just been concluded whereby the San Jacinto mines will pass into the hands of an English syndicate. AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL IK- li!t's! iX,-'S ,n tfce r-lt jf hk4 LiZ-sUt-un and P.ldci- I h- V-h in rnn(i". . THK SKXATIC The ('in j-i t of .ill cult' ad J-i o nun-lit of ( inie;i Uns at List Um ome a t-jli:y. The ie!i I' lothedtadln k th it t!.r .. ,.! l-i prolong the scwdou tnd. lin.ti i . .one iu '.h" lorm of a resolution Iro n Senator Qu.n . providing that debate uion tho til id !ili should cl.- .uiit . and that no further legislation should Ins taken up at thi.so-v- n othci tltit!t Ret'cra! appropriation citls. ensio.i itiU, public building UIU eta Tin tm- ".ideratioti of the tantl bill by sn-tions cout uuii-d to occupy the Htt nti.m of tho Senate during the week. The tin late clause was chielly mulct di.scitv.ion. Srnator P.umb. of ICuUs-it. offered a sulistilutc ; r.o i hn i ii' a iiiinty ot one (-nil n r Hinti l up m alt tin plate in.iioi l,i tmed ni . his ewiinlrv instead of plac ing uu iin i. -.vyil t.Mlll dul.' ou toio'ign tin latc. Th" amendment wo dt hated at ieii!;lh. and went over. The joint resolution exteiidm,, the time ,.f the cjicral a' !; iatloiis fur lie tiMn t ot the ' JoM'i iiineiu was taken up and pa.scd. The coiii.-ience lcu 1 ou the Indian ,-ippiopriation bil! as presented and ohm in red i... 1 nil (II It 11.. fc-'O) to provide au I. iv;r clerical ft nee for tho Pension Olli.e was taken up ,-id adopted -The river and harbor hill w as then u ken up and passed after de-. bate. IIOI SK .! HKI ItKsFM'.U tVKS The toiiference i ,mit on the sundry civil appropriation bill was presented and passed, the S ..ate having receded from most of its an. -ndments. The bill appropriates about $30,0J0,U0. Con sideration of the hill granting certain privileges to tho Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company was renewed, and votes taken on a number of amendment. A joint resolution to continue tem- lorartly the appropriations for the ex penditu res of the Government was passed. "flic bill in regard to collisions at sea (S. SO IS) was taken up and passed. The conference import on the forti fications bill was presented and ad ted. The bill for the relief of Daniel Mc Kay and the executors of Donald McKay was passed. The conference reort on the Indian appropriation bill was pre sented anil adopted. The lottery bill was taken up, and Massed. National t .Utiil Nolo. Secretary Biaine has lieeti invited to attend the Alabama Fair at Birmingham on October 14. The Secretary of t'-e Treasury has been accepting all silver olferod at less than $1.15 per ounce. The President lias b,-en inviied to at tend tho encampment of the Sons of Veterans at St. Joseph, Mo. Tlie President ha-i approved 5i ,-i ivate pension acts, and the act relieving Peter Moog from the charge of desertion. Colonel Jedediah H. Baxter has been appointed surgeon general of tlie Army, in place of General Moore, resigned. Senator Quay's jJan to secure an early adjoTwnmeut is strongly opposed by the advoeat.'s of the Federal elections bill. A the Senate, amended the river and harbor bill before passing it, it goes to a conference committee for final agree ment. L. G. Iliue, oueof tle commissioners of the District of C umbia, has tendered his resignation to the President. Ho disagreed with the course of tlie military commissioner, Colonel Rolert. Bids are announced by the Navy De partment for the co'Htruction of tho three great steel clad Kittle ships or dered by, the present Congrc.-NV The cost of each vessel is limited to .fri:0OO,0'.)J. The "Mineral Resources of the United Slates," calendar year 1SS. is published, from David T. Day, chic.- of division of mining statistics and technology. It u a "pub. doc. "of a good deal of value t many people, and it can be had of the Government at 50 ceuts Lord Salisbury's last reply to Mr. Blaine in- the seal fishery dispute has been received at the State Department, It reasserts Great Britain's claim to free dom of navigationand fishing itf Behtin Sea, but tidils that if the United Suies Government continue to differ willi Great Britain as to the legality of tho recent captures her majt-.'s govern ment is ready to refer tho pi". tion. with the issues dependent thereon, to iniiar tial arbitration. lUSMAKCK TALKS ONCK MOItK. Th Kx-Chancellnr Think He tVlll Kuto in fieriuany Again. Whilo staying at Scho nhausou Princo Bismarck had an interview with Heir Abrayi, a member of the Hungarian parliament, lie stated tha!. on all ques tions of domestic and foreign policy ho had clear and well defined views, as ho had had during all his cai r, but even when tiiose were most opp -d to those of the present emperor he h Ifi - ver leeu guilty of intriguing agatu-t bis jHl-y. Prince Bismarck still W.dk'ves liat hid political resurrection is not at all iinpos sible and that before very long he may lie seen in active life ai;aiu. Thirty-Nino Trout in Its Maw. James Shuman, of Portvill.- Pa , shot a blue heron on Page Creek which had 3ft brook trout in its stomach, none of them in the least advanced toward diges tion, showing that the big bird had taken them all at tlie meal it was till engaged in securing when it was shot As large number of these immense birds have been fishing along Page Creek for a couple of weeks past incalculable num bers of trout must have been destroyed Value of Grern and Iry Fowl. In discussing the nutritive value of green and dried foods relatively it is said bv the Maine Station that it lias tieon re peatcdly demonstrated that carefully dried grass is as digestible after as before drying, nd tlie same of fodder corn dried and as ensilage. Experiments show that a pound of digestible matter in emflage, with its accompanying seven or eiiilit ix.-tHidK of water, can do oty uraoikally tlie sanw work as a pound of digestible material from timothy liny, with its water nearly all dried out Sci ence has riven practice no safer or more useful conclusion than that eattle foods liave nutritive value in pn-gjoation to the digestible dry matter which they con tain. There is, however, a auiall differ ence in favor of emffWge and a chance for the exercise of good judgment io 1t.l.t.tlAllll( JIHIit-V !'..tn.MiMnt w . rvrn;uJ Moodar. T-.e A i ntmeori risiiM-ut rri t put a t .x on talnrm i .. roitH f-er ha i artsl on tlm 'e , ,,f St. plH n IV Hi kin .Wline o tun fer tVigre. in Vot Virginw Th ? p p;.Ution of Vermont ha tu t iue.v.t- I in the la-t decade. A Vi. lone and htuliu iu lhed t-ii.t-nt of AuU-. Frono-, ciu-wsl tin- U-. of ." m-O.ihk) franc. '.be siiinof builders in Rome kihovna the ai- ZJiii.!i t'ompany ar. fail.sl, wiih lnl.ihti.-s of t'MO.OOO. An M'sl lJy peltrian iifui-nsl liona ;.n was faUlly Iu ruts I t MaiU.ii. Ind,, by tin- suik from a train Igniting U-r clothing. AdviiNs, staio that William O'lhien and John Dillon, the Irish home nd. leaders, will leave for New YoiJf on S -tcmUr 14. O.n- . f tli ffttur i f an el.s trual exhibition at Fiankfart is to ! M triiiis nision of Kw er (500 hoix-' a duiiieo cf 14 miles. Til pavsH censoiK of Sw isleil nud Nor way have Ui-n instrucU'd by King IWar to relax the ne verity with which tin- cii Miinhip has it-'iitly been exercised. tin. Simdstruni. the New York Ath lue Club swimming instiuctor, is UI Witc o make a match w ith Rdvrt M.i ge'. of Baltimore, for $.100 to fl.(KX) a side. Tho Sultaii of Turkey has requested prominent Armenians who are in th Turkish service to submit proposals for reform iu the Turkish administration of atruirs iu Armonia. Ransom Shivers, of Tenuil, a wealthy iieoigia planter and a leader of the Alli- mc.j party, was thrown from his wauou and lmrLxl head foremost against a tree, killing him instantly. Coouelin, the eminent French actor. who is much incensed at the tone and manner of Henry Irving's article recently published in an Knglish review, has writ ten a very severe retort. Dr. Samual Meriitt died at Oakland. C.d.. Sunday, lined OS. He was the wealthiest man in Oakland, luiving nc- juireil vast property these and iu S in Francisco in the early days. George Shaw and John Davis wra killed by lightuing at Seuecaville, a vil lage four miles south of Morgan Junc tion, Ohio, on Sunday evening They were standing in a church door. Little Carmen Campauaii, the 7 year old daughter of Si- Giusseppo Campa nari, the well known linger and violin ist, mot death iu the yard of tho Hotel Putnam, Boston, by falling in a tank of lioilinj; water. Mr. Heaton, a memb -r of the housi of commons, has received I nick two tiostal cards by him sent around the world, one having Ix-en senteo. twnrd and th i other westward. Tiie former made the jour ney in 53 days, and tho latter 08 days. Tlie court martial at Con.sta.ntinoi.lo winch him neon trying the t'crsoiH nn plicaUsJ in the riot at the Armenian church at Koomkape has oondemued the rinjciwWs Ut dentli. and sentenced the others to ti.'rius of imprisonment ranging from 0 to 13 vears. . . . . t . During the first week in S-ptenilx rj the single tax organisations of the Unitel Siatx-s will luikl o confereic at C-oojur Union, .w rk. Response bavoln received from clubs in all tha States and a few of the Terrifcorios stating their in tention to wad delegates. The grain shii-norsof western and cen tral Jvansas look upon the new freight schedule of the Kansas board of railroad commissioner, which goes into effect September 1, with very little favor. They consider Kansas City and oilier Missouri River points as their bust mar kets. To these points tho rates will not te affected. Joseph A. Jameson, a member of ono of tho oldest and wealthiest banking firms in New York city, committed sui tide some time Saturday night by liang ing in his jialatial five story residence, facing Central Park, at No. 835 Fifth avenue. Ail or his family were out of twn, and the only occupants of tlie house besides himself were t'o servant girls. Ill health was the cause ot tlie rash act A Negro A ! n. Henry Hunter, of Athens, Ga., was assassinated Saturday night at Carter's Camp, on tlie Georgio, Carofrna, and Northern Itailroad. by Ed. Morrison, a negro laborer at the camp. Hunter had ordered tlie negro to do something, and received an insolent reply, for which tho negro was discliarged. Saturday night Morrison came into the camp, and walk ing up to Hunter shot him in the temple, from which Hunter shortly afterward died. The negro escaped, lmt 100 men with bloodhounds aro after him, and when captured lie will Ik? lyncheL A Itoy'a frightful Fa 14 . The son of Mr. J. J. Treat, of Mauitou, Col., was exploring tle wonder of Wil liams's canyon, and as he was striding on the top of some high rocks Lit ftPt slipped Mid he fell om?r a pjfet ipiced-o- twten 200 and 250 feet high. TJe la- received several very bal gatdiet. but no bones were broken. It i a marvelous filing tluit lie was not killed outright. considering the great distance 1m fell ind the rocky nature of the ground. Silver la New JerMjr. A few weeks ago a supposed silver mine was discovered at Pleasant v ill., At lantic county, N. J. A sliaft has been sunk and the owners have great hopes in the finding. Experts who have assayed samples of tho ore claim tliat it contains enough silver to pay for working it. It is stated that an English syndicate is trying to purchase the property. Strike Compromised. The New York Central 6trike is being compromised this week. Tlie Knights of Labor executive committee delivered tLeir ultimattmi to Vice President Webb Monday, and he replied" that lie would answer at onqp. This, however, lie did not do, but after reading the Knights of Labor letter asked for time. Tke Pennlvonia Railroad has 115 trains arrive at and the aatne iJbmber depart from the Broad street station, Philadelphia, on Sundays. On week days 225 trains arrive and 22C depart from this station. Killed hj a KulMr At Barbourrille, N. Y., Sylrestcr Pal merton was killed by Adelbert Cum- mlng, a mantac, who was secured after Stan Alliaiuv Body oi t-Uadsome And Intelli gent Sen--Ninety- Five Counties, Representd TI!K NKXT MKKTINUTo UK AT MoliniF.AD CITY. TheX.C Stiw Farm, r-.' Alliance uiet In A"hevith on Tue-lay ufUt Witl. i:vrycoutity inthe Matcix- CA-pt ( HP v- n'prv-'ontod. Tin ftn jXTsotimd of the lody attrnctel th. tvntion of every oiu . .vu-vllh-di.l tho hnmUoine thing ty giving tho Alli'iniv ii royal wvlt oin. A c r refioiident frni Ahlievlll.', under late of August 1 4th say: The con vent ion i.-)cnui-l of re reMcntatlv men finuii nearly everv county in tho Stato. Their mpht and nlelllgent iIi".;oal of all l.uMiu Wforo them llov a diH.id(l know- dlgo of their ni-i-ds, and a determin ation to reiniHly all dejwt In their orffuni-eation for pushing furvvunl I ho reforms for which they were orRin ixixl. Tho great hulk of the Su-inevi of tho Ixnly is of eourv nut for publi cation, but to show that the Ord.T Ktnndn firmly for it-4dt'tnaiidsitlre:dy maile. We will state that r resolu- ti;:i demanding :i Huitroad ( oiiiini sio( fYoin the next legislature ami rci'usint to stipjHirt any man op-xi-isl to it wits unanimously pussinl. Juto bugging was foiideiuiusl mid each -tuL'-AUiaiu-e left to its option tw to the substitute fur it. The ptr pOHos mid aims ot tho ul-Treasury bill were endors! and the body re- olvol to stand by that bill until it letter ono wil offered. The mem- Wrs d tho Order will support no ono oppose I to tho object- nought through the measure. The following are the elllcer elect ed for tho ensuing your : President Kli;n Out. old Sourti. N. C. Vh'O-Prtsident A. II. IlaycM, Hirdtown, N. SoxreUiry K. C. Ihsldlngfleh!, Ituleigh, N. C. Treasurer J. 1). Alh-u, l'all, N. V. Li'turr ThoH. H. Iyng, Af-he- villo, N. C. AKsistiint IH'tuier It. II. Hunter. Charlotte, N. (,'. Chaplain H. J. Vouch, Duplin county, N. C. Door-lvooiMT -W. II Tuiiillii-on, Fayettoville, N. C. Assistant I)Mr Keepvi H. H. King, Poiuiut, N. C. .Sergount-at-Arm.- J. S. Unit, Chalk Level, X. V. State Itusiuey.H Agent W. II. Worth, Ituleigh, X. C. Trustee HuHinoH.-J Agency I'lind W. A. flrsiham, 3Iuchpehdi, X. C. KXIX'UTIVK ftlMMITTKU M' Till; .V. V. TAtMlilW' HTATI-: AM.IAXCK. K. II. Alexander, Charlotte, X. ('., Chairman; J. M. MoAlMirne, Ivin-- ton, N. ('., J. S. Johnson, Kulllii, X. ;. 1 1 : 1. K ( ; A T K S TC X A T 1 N A 1 . A I . I . I A S t I : S. IJ. Alexander, K. A. Moye, Kli- asCnrr.M. L. Ward and Mr. Wil liamsoa.' The next meeting will be held at Morehead City on the second Ttn-. lay in August. Several changes were made in the State Constitution to conform with the National Constitution. I'ltKHIDEXT CAUIi'if AHIH'.IX. President Elian C'trr iloliver ed the annual address. Tho full text is as followt : To tiik Offr-kkh ai I)ki.w;a- TKHOF TIIK XOUTH ( 'Alfol.f S'A otatk Faumkus' Au.iaxck: Our fourtlt annual meeting at hand and the igtiH ot the times indicate a wtill wroato:- in terest in the object- and aim of our order and a unity of feeling among; the agricultural and laboring class-en, never bo fore witnessed in thi.-j country It is a uource of congratulation and presages aught but good. At a bantling age. at our first, Kockingliain, meeting, we num bered eight county and one hundred and thirty-two subordi nate Alliances. At our second meeting, in Kaleigb, we had flft7-tio county and one thou sand and eighteen suiorliiiato Alliances. At our third Fay ettevilie eighty-nine county and one thousand eight liuo dred and sixteen subordinate Alliances, with an actnal ineui-br-r-ihip of H-xty-five thousand. To-day we have a total of ninety five eouuty and two thou-an l one hundred aid forty seven subordinate Alliunces contain ing an approximate member ship of ninety thousand, with every county in the Stat or ganized save Dare. Notwith standing this, applications for new charters are r.oustantly be ing received and the work jroe. bravely on, M'ith an increasing demand for lecturers and organi zers. The reports of the execu tive commitUe, secretary, trea surcr,State lecturer and business aent will better set forth tho condition of the order. To them I respectfully refer you, asking a careful considerati m at your hands. IVrluips the most important Continued n Sexwnti l'ao,j II! ' I f i i I 5 s . i. B ! 1 . I 1! ' i man than a white one. a aesperat Bunggm. , -
