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? ... vor,. xvi. In every neighborhood in North Caro lina can make good money getting subscribers for TGfl suuKDaiDsiDD. The regular subscription price of of the paper is $1 a year, GO cents for six months, and 35 cents for three months. Fou a short time, until we get 25,000 New Subscribers .... We have decided to offer 5 subscrip tions, each for three months, for the small sum of $1. This includes post age, mailing to subscribers' addresses, etc. This low price will give every one a chance to get the 6i?st and Cheapest Paper in tfe State To t. agents who want to make money, and wh' really work in a com munity hero they are known, We Give a lood Commission, That will pay t hei better than any thing else they can A0- No ther paper will offer to agents n more liberal commission, Those de sire to act as agen ts must show ihat they are in earnest by sending at least One Subscription for I Year, or 5 Subscriptions for 3 Months, And ONE DOLIiAR to ay for same,. as their first order. Send in your first ft order at once and get rates to agents. Any Live Worker Can Easily Get from 10 to 100 Subscribed a Day. If an agent gets only ten subscri bers a day, he will make .more money a day than he has for the last year. When you send say what tow nship or townshij. you want. We w ill put an agent in e Try township iu the Subscription Blanks, F .eturn Envelopes and Sample Copies' will be set it tetany one dropping ins a postal curd, and others for them i is a workei- Address THE CAUCASIAN CO,, a a a in your firs' order State. THE RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA, I - " - - - - - . . BSaBSSBSaWMBBl I EDITORIAL. What will tbe next legislature do ? Atk Col. Andrews. The ox knowtth bis owner and the ats his mister's crib. If ow mcch did It cost overseer An drews and the other railroad over seers to capture the Democratic par ty? Nearly all of the negro hare gone Democratic, the negro the Ransom would be lost. counties Without machine The railroads with the help of the Ransom machine and tbe Simmons ballot box staffers have captured North Carolina. The railroads will hare a two-thirds majority in the next legislature. In another column see a card by Dr. J. J. Mott. While it was written about the political situation, yet it contains so much timely truth that we publish it now. It should be read by every citizen of the State. It will bear reading more than once. That triumphal arch at the Demo cratic machine jubilation here Tues day had on it the pictures of Joe Daniels, F. M. Simmons, J. S. Carr, Arm stead Jones, T. J. Jarvls, Wm. A. Guthrie, A. M. Waddell, C. B. Aycock. It should have had also the picture of W. E. Fountain the man with the 'face of a barn burn er" to have made the picture com plete. The most contemptible and infa mous conduct that any man in this State has ever been guilty of is that of W. E. Fountain. He not only be trayed Capt. James B. Lloyd his own nominee for Congress, but further became a candidate against him. It is clear that he became the tool of the Democratic machine and did this to relieve the Democrats of tbe oversefr of defeating Lloyd and electing White the negro Congress man. j.ne jj.mociatic macbine is responsible for this. Fountain simp ly acted as their tool. The conduct of the Dime era tic machine in Wilmington in not driv ing the ntgro editor Manly out of that town as soon as he pvblished the slanderous article was very s'range. Since they let him stay in Wilmington and write and publish all during the campaign hi vile stuff (which was eagerly copied b? the. Democratic papers and kept standing for campaign purpose) they certainly had no excuse to run him out of town and burn his plant after the election was over. The gold syndicate and railroad kings of the country will shower tel egrams of congratulation upon Col. A. B. Andrews. He deserves to have his salary as political overseer for the monopolies in North Carolina raised. We know of no one who has won so signs 1 a victory as Colonel Andrews. He has succeeded in capt uring the Democratic party, putting the Clevelandites and his railroad at torneys in charge, and has taken over the legislature by a two-thirds majority to himself and his allies. The Charlotte Observer, the lead ing gold organ in North Carolina, is tn be congratulated upon having Mr. Bryan's advice to unite the silver forces repudiated by the Democratic Stat1 Convention in North Carolina, and also npon having Cleveland's advice to divide the silver forces and get some of his old lientenants and office holders in charge of the party acted upon by the Democratic .tate Convention. That paper is f U1 Iher to be congratulated upon its wonc taful success in helping A. B. Andre iwno Peniy suppoeu McKinleTt while the Observer se cretly and 9nea.ingj did it,) to cap- a a X "a. ture the nex " Wgwiature ana mm u over body anu al to the railroad corporations. T. the Charlotte Ob server has a right "ttl ana crow. It has won a signal wtory wr ieve landism. - HIGH PRAISE FROM A "WIJ OBGAK. The Charlotte Observer " U8lie of November 10th says: The white people of North liaa are together again as never were before and there oik to be a proclamation of amnvWy which would embrace all the whi'te men of the State except a few. Ma rion Butter chief conspirator of them all, the worst man in North Carolina-Cy. Thompson and Hal Ayer ought to be regarded as for nntaide the cale of. civilization. Tbee should be no forgiveness for them Sector Sutler, .Dr. Thompson, .j M. ArerMl certainly appre- -t-a rtirf Msitive testimony from i.t- ieAtr sold organ m w.u V . . VT U 1 r, u-- their natriotism and de- voUon to silver and eause . .1 l ABM A rfSlV. eonle. It was very cru. "v in the Charlotte unserver n -amor Rttsseirs name out. A l" . . . i i.1 was . probably done to iry w wow the Q ernor under stuPicion Gov" ernor h per for a ussell ought to sue wo lander. pluralitr now stands Roorevel. with ,000 soldiers to CAUCASIAN I 1 ' ' - SSBBBB NEGROES FLED TO THE WOODS. TkiMDd of Pal trtcka Weaaea 4 Caildr.a tafter-d tw ! la laa vr.-o4a-Sa of Ufa 8 facaaa An tl Hlalag oat Oae M.re Victim l mm Hi Kara Oarilct l Over P.a ee tloa W.1I ba Glvea ta White aa Black. Wilmington Messenger. ine situation in Wilmington oat I Wit . a . . I urday was one of absolute quiet. I no lurioer uismroance re-i ported from .any quarter. The board i lucrmen veaieraay autnorixta i tbe m.vor atd chief of oli. to swear in a provisional force of one hundred noliea for dntv thirty ti. I and under this authority a good po- lice force is being organized. About thirty of the new men went on duty lat night, The civil authorities are still being I i ; k V'iLT7 ue m 1 1 1 tm sw aa tn hs joi Tew 1 Oft wm aw I Colonel Walker Taylor, of the See ond regiment, North Carolina Stare Guard, is in command and his head quarters are at the armory of the Wilmington Light Infantry. The companies in service are the Wil-1 miogton Light Infantry, Captain T O. James; W ilmwgton Division ra- j its joint session .hould be under du val Reserves, Lieutenant H. H. Mc-U control, and of course, should b- y.Zl'l.3 f T w . . V.rr ih m rin.- n h aaw Map A Was U UtStVSI V SSI f a SA I Patterson, and Sampson Light In- fantrv. CaDtain II. W. Hines. Th. armories of the Wilmington Light I Infantry and Wilmington Division Naval Reserves are used as head quarters. Some of the visiting mili-1 tary sleep m the annex or the irst ston reserves sre quartered atthe re - Wence of Commander George B. Morton, on North Fourth street, in Brooklvn. ST wa f waaw wwaw wwv The most distressful circumstances I .. . in connection with the riot, so far I as tue negroes are concerned, re-1 suited from the panic among these people. Women and children and -rf roads were lined with them. Komal carrvinff their bddinir on their head and whatever effects could be ear- ried. It was pitiable to see the chil- dren hurrying in fright after their I parents. People who come into the I city from the country reports that tnese terror-stncsiten negroes slept I in ine woo as xnursaay ana naay nights. They huddled around with out any protection overhead and many had nothing but the ground to sleep upon. Many fled without taking a quilt or blanket, so that most of them had no covering, al- though the weather is yet mild. It is spfflciently cool, however, to cause cnff.nnn an1 tkio .riHcH tk I -nJt-A uti v,; ma then nnlitioti nitiahla. Tn their hunger and distress, the people n the country assisted them as much as they could. They tried to induce tbe refugees to.come back to thf the handsomest and most comtl te 1 a. a. I 1 J A. X a.l. . 'a m . . . . ci-jr, uui, iney wuum not near io u. The most alarming reports went ou io mem aoouc me siaufucer oi ne-1 .t -. . . , . . rT.nao in Ina m f tt m nti 9m sit t lw. telecraph carried out the most wildlj v h. nt-groes are coming back to the city and report their experience as aw - - . tul. They say that if They say that they had known the whites would have pro tected them with their (runs they would not have taken to tbe woods. The fact is all negro men, women and children who came into the cen tre of the city were given protection. .mA t f h.iJ The whites homes and maintain aintain order and not ehoot unoffending negroes. A great many negroes are still in the country and crowds are biviouced along the railroads, so we are informed by railroad men. Assistant Chief of Police M. F. H. Oouverneur took a ;quad of po- lice into the woods yesterday and found laree numbers of neeroes who were afraid to return to their homes. He assured them that as long as tney oenavea tnemseives ana ooeyea the laws, they would be protected. He told them to go and they did so. to their homes GENERAL NEWS- Schley to Command the Em tern Squadron Washington, Nov. 12. Admiral Schley having asked again for sea service has been promised the com- mand of the eastern tqaadron which 1 lv: LTL "VrfcT T, L::V"T" " he navy to exhibit the American flag creditably to the European na- tions. , T.nmB.Mo..Nov.l2.-A snecisl to the rPostDispatch from Stuart, r?. P , , . OsbornDeignan.oneof the men of Mernmac fame, arrived here to-day and was met by five hundred people, who escorted him home. Eighteen or twenty club gwls surrounded him at the depot and attempted to kiss him, S2rrmTS were handsomer men in tne orowa than he. Tne municipal authorities presented Deignan with a sword and governor Shaw and other prominent Iowona made speeches. Deitrnan ran away from his home here years ago M cKlmley Will ba In Atlanta. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 12. The At lanta peace JUOUee oiiiaeua coutiuik tea todav received formal telegraph ie notice from President McKinley Annonneinsr approval oi tne pro iramme submitted to him for the peJice jaoi'eo witivinuvu u ii number l4Ui and io tn. x oe ires MAnt will reach Atlanta by special train Wednesday morning, December iitii- ' - a The entertainment wui ne one ox the most elaborate social functions .r held in the South A 9 o'clock Werlnetd&v evenins a banquet will k tendered to the President. On Thursday, Deo. 15 h the President review the military and civil pag eant, in which it is believed that not less than thirty thousand people will Ka in line, including twelve tnons- ond school ohildren. Immediately af ter the procession a public meeting .n ha vTeld in the auditorium at the exposition park, at which the Preti- . . .oa a a aav AA afAOiel dent Will aeuver Good health is worth more than any thing else to yon, and every bottle of Hood's Sarsapanlla contains good THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1898. Th Peace CaaxaUaioa'a (Jeartare. From a Paris Correspondent of tbe Outlook. Grom tb Outlook NoTembir Msrs tine Number. The Com auction occupies two si loes in hat is known as tbe fil it? das Feter, in the Ministry of Foreisn . aa . m C Affaire. The rooms are aimdv n tiooally and internationally historic. harincr hon nin H n drt -- b- the CongrVss of mnd . t i u b1J Um 7f" R hJ the Behn' " n--ppn. A be ceilings are at grea neigor, ana toe wans are hong with red demaik The oiling frescos date from Louis Philippe', time, and the furniture is in th- fash- ion rjrev&i liner dtirinor the n-icn rf Luna XV. F '--brming. view. In the middle of one room is a huge tabl covered with a green cloth. Ranged round bis table are the chairs of th Com missioners, and at either eod tbe 'inTcrns" of tbe two Present, ex- Secretary Day and Seuor Montero Bios. The Commission decided tht absolutely secret A eeLerous buf et is spread m the adjiining apart 11 1 ard "Mrved by a heaJ waiur 'our assistants. All communi- cation with the rest of the Palace hue I been cut cn and at the entrance to Ithe salons of the Commisaoners there is an antechamber to accommo- date two messengera and an usher. W haaTt . 1 I Vim m lOOIAn tnanta HAM aVlV; tv: Dl:,rVrh" T F ar'e the session are held in larg, 8ann an well-f urnished apart- menta on the ground floor of the bo- tel Continental, not on the Rue Caa a. . Pgnone side, but near the private entrance at the back of the noose. One reaches them directly by this private entrance, and also from tbe fniinflinff ThA rricor nfliinrv vAnm w iwo policemen guard the Oomnrs on s safe night and day, and the ma watchfulness and secrecy is man nested by all the Commissioner?, and indeed by all the aids and assistant?, down to the smallest fraction of an assistant. Mew Books. The Seaboard Air Line has issued his season three handsome illustra ted booklet. "Winter Excursions. "Southern Pines" and "Sportsman's Guide." These a-e now ready for distrihntinn nd will h Bnf via n cost to any address. Their "Wintt-r .. ... w . . . XCUrBlODS gives full information i egrd to Rats and Routes to the be8t Winter R -sort 8 in the country, The 'Sportsman's Guide" is one of dooks oi us Kir.a ever een by US. I'S make ud is artistic from rover to ., ,i i - I ju . uuu in bUUWIUBi uJu UUIV 111 I w w J . V " iKruunue, euiaea. aoers. notei rat s. OU6 uigesc or ine uame ljaws f Ll a ia . oi me ocates coverea ny it ana some actual experiences of Hunters along tbe line of the Searboard Air Line. The "Sauthern Pmes" booklet is al so very artistically gotten up, and the information c attained covers ev ery point Any or all of these will be mailed upoa application to Mr. T. J Anderan. General Passengi jer Agt, Portsmoutb, Va. A Polat for Schoolgirls. There are very few schoolgirls. wnose parents are in moderate cir V a cumstances, who would not gladly 8lve evry Satu-day morning to reg I nlarly earn fifty cents or a dollar. I Well, each one of these thriftily J inclined girls can earn, or save 'his amount by cevoting half of ber hli dav to through her wardrobe and systematically mending, brush ing and arranging her clothes, airing and sunning closets and bureau drawer", and seeing that her band kerchief -case, glove-case, veil-pacher, manicure-set, and, indeed, all her toilet appurtenances, are in perfect order. ' After this once undef w it ig qneation if it would nquire all of Saturday morn ing each week. Two hours of the precious day would probably do the work satisfactorily, and not on'y aid I in materially reducing household ex v" ri "f" u '"8 througont the entire week. From , iX0W jery uiri kiau oave aioney, De moreet'. Magazine for Novem I . e 0hio,Citt or Tolkdo, ) Ltj0A8 County. Sr. FRAKK J. CH.K.7 makes oath that . . . - ,i J? j VISfvA ri '&g? Toledo rt, S! and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN DBED DOLLARS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be curtd by the use of Hall's Catabbh CTJBI. FRANK J, CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6sh day of D ce ruber, A. U. lovb. A. W. GLEAbON, SXAL notary ruUic. I Hall's Catarrh Cnre is taken inter- I nailv and acts directly on tne biooa m I a m m. a i ana mucous surfaces oi ine system I bend for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo, 0, Sold by all Druggists 7oe. Hall's Family Pills are the best. A Sraaoaable Converaatlow. "You'd be too fresh without me along," said the salt cellar to the pep oer box. "And you" was tbe reply, "could never ret there without my smart ness.' "That's so." answered tbe sslt. Well, if tbe worst comes, we will be in tbe soup together." "Agreed," replied the pepper. "gnake!" MaeaSoTow BoweU With Cat a rata. OaoJf Catbartte, eore eonatipattoa forerot i WWwV SFofc 9m ' o W ewU( WISE, IIMtlY AkD PATRIOTIC lr. J. J lu TT 1 tt.l aliaati i lt a rata aa taa Ta. la ra t.rl aa. Daiirg thelit ik of tie earn paign Dr. Mott wrote a cud in tbi Lbarlott ObMrrer, with eontaics a gnrtt dtal of meat. Thk Carcaa l as orerlockid it at tbe tim, but it euntaiat s mueh truth trath whih is as true now ax Ltfura tbe eectin. tbat jutli.lj it no: Toth- Elitrof TbeOSrer. Capt. KTe, in bn fjxech at Ma rion, puiitb-d in y s'erday'tf OWt-vt-r, syi I am liUtied in tbe Dmo crane paiy. tietr that mty b. I will not vuio the Drmocratie tiekei in ibis eltciion, ld low, at the pr y is in this S'at, k.y the Cleveland bu ka-r rilruad g.Jd combine. Ti cumbicatiun is strut gf r than the Re publican party io tbe State. Conse quently thoae who are agtictt the ovmbinatioo should d n tbicg to tttreugthen it. for its j ct is to get tall control oT tbe D-iu crane m cbm. It already coatio's the Re publican mchice, tu. tbe Republi can machine in itttlf is wrak, too weak for all tbe pcrpueea of the com biration. Tbe opponecta of tbi gold combination Let-d have no fear i me uerauuran maixice id ine S ate, if iliey can k-cp tbe Demo eratic machine out of gold bands. Teen, two years f r m tow, in the presence of presidential election, when ct-llatf ril matters ctn cut no fiacre, 'he D-mocratie party ran car ry the b:ate a it did two yars ago for lirjan. fetould the party win a victory now under this K"ld comhi- nation, the means will be in the band of the combine to so entrench itnlf tat t cai continue to control bitb uiachiu8oD(l niMkethe S a'M a gold stateas .ew i rfe or .fw Jtrev m. The white people of North Caroli na can down negro domination any time it is set up. Whether ttev l ap pea to be in control of tbe t flit eg or uot, they Decersatily need no WUla ture to down it, but let tbe yoke of the gold et&nd be tuorongily clasped on the neck t tbis people thronsb both tb sa political machines and no p wer the people have csn throw it ff. J. J. Mott. Statcsville, X. C, Nov. 1, 1598. THE MARIA TERESA. Ke ported to Have Guue Down Durlae a T- rrib e Gale at in Ialaail May )t b. ba d. Washington, Nov. 11. The ffi- ciali at ibe Navy Department were interested in tba news fr m Nsau identiyiogclearly the steambhip ly ing off Cat Island as tbe Maria Tr res.a. Tbe lt-fral status of the vessel has been considered caroiily and in the opiuion of tbe d-partmem the title ot the Uuited States to her is uii!ruL aired. Lotwitbstanuine tee tact that it wns nectssary to aban don her tor a time. Tbere uiy be s"me question in volved as to the payment of t-alvacre o tbo litbams ftbtrmtn, but that depends in a hrg mrasure on what ibt-v have done. If they have timplv been looiiog the vessel then not onl are ih-y not entivlt-d to salvaar, but the ponda stolt-n may be recovered. On the other hand, if it was tbe fUh ermen wno authored the ehip lu smooth water and if thymadeao endeavor to bnoij hor in probably thy would bave a good claim for salvage. Tue vessel, however, i notsutjetto detention on this ac count, international law ex-mpting national vessel irom seizure on any scoie in time of pace. May ba a Fatal Wreck. f rom tbe acconnt received it is feared that the damage to tbe ves sel sustained througu the stoim and tbe probable pounding upon tbe coral reefs outlj ing Cat Ioland added to the wounds received by the ship in ac ion wb-n she was sunk crimi nally are sufficient to render her en tirely vnluel3 Toe Navy Department hss decided that a court ot iLqairy shall be held to determine whemer tne abandon ment of the Teiesa at s-a wasjisti tnable, and it not who was responsi ble. Partly a Julia. Tbe nomination for Prosecuting Attorney ot Ojreuaw county, Mteb of Mrs. M i no L. Abbott was pureh a jose, but since the was elected she declares, while everjb nly tUe is try ing to ttcovtr irom their surprise, that she will administer the efflce Sbe is vounsr, trood look me ond bright. Attorney Central Fred A Maynard says that she will not be permuttd tu Uke the oath until the Supreme Court gives permission. Women Should Know It. Many women suffer untold sgony and miseri because tbe nature of ibeir disease in not correctly understood. i'bey bave been led Co believe thai womb trouble or female weakness of some sort is reponr-irtle for tbe many ill that beset womankind. Neuralgia, nervousness, headache puffy or dark circles under tbe eja rbeumalisio, a dragging pain or dull ache iu tbe back, weakuessor bear! ox down sensatiou, profuse or scanty fcupplj of urine with strong ordor. requent desire to pass tt witn acamiog or ourninx sensation, seuiment io it alter standing io bottle or common xlasi for tweutj-N.ur hcurs, sre signs of kidney and biaduer trouble. Tbe abjve evmptora- are lien attributed by tbe patient: herself or by ber bbisiciau to frma.e weakness or womb trouble. lie nee, j man j fail to obtain relief, because tney are treat- nx, not tbe citease iteelf. but a re- flection of tbe Lrimarr cause, which is kidney trouble. In fact, women as wen as men are made miserable with kidney and bladder trouble and both need tbe same remedy. Dr.' Kilmers Siwmp-Kiot is tne great discovery of tbe cminenr kidtej ud bladder specialise, ana n easy so get at any drug store for fifty cents or one dollar. To prove its wonderful merits you mav nave a sample Dome ana boob telling ail about it, both sent absolu lr free by mall. Jiioaiy ment too Thb. CaccaStaX and send jour address to Dr. Kilmer & t o. Bingbamton, N. Y. TVaat'd wt Once. 1WiNTiD at Okcts 5.000 votera to assist in raising the circulation of Thb CAVOAsnAif to 25,000. STATE MS. I Diataaew Tlerhooa L aa Irots Kaj-i tt-ville, hp.ut Spuor. e'e.. al tt completed totlii It bit baei'andcd ta Tatborj by O. A. IU1 Jerts. WelJon . State fattn crapa are aa floe as were er m fare fi and hundred, of hands are low ba pick.nsr out tbe iam-B oii. b crop. Owicg to tLe lo rrire oi it s apl-, Loa-avcr, the S ate caoaot possibly make any ouy oa th-e tarm tbis year. If -spenaes are met tt will be about ail that caa be XptCItd. Heky Moant Argonaut: Th eoiarannity waa sorisriaed and shock Thutfday morning by tie na of the d-ath of T. P. Draswell. Jr . f Ba'tleboro. which occurred at S :lork tbis mornirg. Mr. R S. Lewi wbolirts about four mile fi- own. lost bis paek-bouae with li OCO rounds of tobacco on Tuetda tttbt Tbe fire it supposed to be of inn diary origia. Tbere was tome intsr aoee. Charlotte Nswa: John Peary, bo lives at Lint ville Fail. N. C . reports tha b ars bave eaten up alt bis hegs. Tbere are still a go.d many bears and deer iu tbe wi'd irorges of tbe Lioeville beween th shoot eff Mountain and the Faiu. where there are more than 1U0.0O0 acres of land without a cabin or clearing. At a public meeting held in Winston recently the folljmitg r solution was adopted by th minufacturers and employers of labor: ' Resolved, Taat tbe to btceo manufacturers and other em ployers of labor in the two towna b r quested tonie all reasonable fforta to give preference to white, in place of colored employrs to tbtir bus - ness and to ez'end tbe same rreftr- enee in all patronage." Tbe N rwood (N. C ) cotton mills Mew their whittle flrat on October 31, and started the engine Novem ber 1, and tbe Textile Kirel.ioi' correspondent tbere wriUs that all the fanners iu Stanley county w.li oe in ine way rr tne n xt four week examining the 'new faogled cotton machinery. They ask many qaes tions, and some call the card cylm- ers, pulleys, and tome call sub bers, spinning frames. Toe N r- wotd mills will be producing jam by the flritt of December. Loia J. Guion is Superintendent, and U. L. Lnrdwll, overseer of carding and spinning Concord S atdard. FlUSKLlX, Nov. 0. Charles L. Ingram, one of the moat t rotninent cms ns of Macon county war eri- ontly and probblv f tally ht Tui- day night by Alex Kinsland a br.th ft and 80109 one else, in which Kir- land, thinking that Iogram badcm- miH-d the deed abot bim in tb-breat w . a mm u n.cutff a mor'ai wound, itispoj- sician, fr. . u. Lule, sats thre is httle'or no hope ot his recoverj. Dilibobo, N. C, Nov. 1 Tbe negro, Mitco Mosely, who attempted to assault two white wumen at Frnklm Sunday, waa t nebed at 9 I M k last night. There were abou 400 men in tbe crowd. Tbe sber ff delivt rd up the keys. Tbeb.dy wa eut down this mornioir about s.x o ClOCK. . a Dickobt. N. C. Nov. 9. About 3 o elovk yeateiday morning:, a freicnt tram, Mr Cline engineer. eas bound. c U.dtd wih an euaiue. . 4. weal bound, Mr. Walton, of Morganton. engineer, about three miles fmni town. Walton was kdltd and Mr. Moody, of Wayneaville. fireman ot tbe freight train, also. Tbe ngro were badly it j ired and a third is io a dying condition. Tbe arm of an unknown man were found. He was presumably a tramp and bis body maybe found under tbe debris. Both engines were wrecked. WILL H0LO HANDS OFF Waaalagtoo Geeeraaaeot Baraara ta lata fere la tba Km. TreaMee. WaSHinoToic, Nov. 11. Tbe session of tbe cabinet today was devoted i a lengtby ducusiioo nf tbe race troubles in tbe Carolines. The decision of tbe cabinet was that nothing could be done by tbe national xoveromenr, as state i-racial s bad Dot rqu ated Its in terferrr.ee or aid. Tolbert tbe Republican candidate for Congress in Houth Carolina, whose family suflVred in tbe recent troubles in tbat Htste. nad bis grlevsnces be f..re President MrKml-y todsy. Tbe latter sent bim to Att4rney General Grixgs, wbo decided tbat tbe xcvern ment bad noautoority to Interfere. Tbe negro leaders of tbe Carolinss will lav tbeir xpcvances before Mc Kinley to-morrow, but nothinr will be done. a aicrtMMi eaja Kav OireU ('and v fJutlart5c the wlr Jsrial LMcukil diai-o.erv of u ae. p va xnt irl rc..r.4liinr to tbe tit! e. art BtAi: an'! r jelively on kUoiya. liver and bowel rlaiir? the eutire s to m. Jliil rolds rum hoadariie. fever, battel T1atitkM. and biilousaeaa. Please buy and try o boa of C C. C. to-day ; 10. ', to centa. bold and aaaraateed to euro uy ou orusiwo. SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIANS. We heartily recommend Dr. Ilatba- war & Co . of H South Broad St. At- anta.Ga as beiog perfectly reliable and remarkably successful in toe treat ment of chronic diseases of ssen and women. Tbey cure where otbeM fail Our readers if in need of medical help should certainly write these eminent doctors and you will receive a free and expert opinion of your case by return ssail without cost: this . certainly tr ibe rixbt way to do business. Tbei cuaraniee tbeir cores. Write them to dav. ILLINOIS BINE TROUBLE. Dlflrete WHk B tiklac Xlaere fettled wr erk WiU be Beaasaed. Cablibvilxb. IIL. Nov. IS Tbe differences between the Chicsro-Vir den Ooal Company at Virden and Auburn and tbe striking miners bave been settled and tbe shafts will sooo be in operation. Tbe company agreed to pay ibe Bute scale of forty cent per too, bat did not want to tear down tbe stockade. Finally tbe com pee y accepted, tbe offer of tbe Diners that tbey wr.uio use it sows ana cnarge the company nothing for tbe labor. CCU A COLD IX OSTK DAT. Take Laxalve Bromo Qalaiae Tab let. All druggists refund avosey If it fail to core. SSo. TNe geaalae has L.B.Q.OB eaeb Ukswa. NO. 51. iiuacif aaci irouiu f - a... -,.Tw.- c 7. f irni tn. B I ,oa ta i m. ra t-mte r.Sleaa aej i.a Laie nr. tn.aer. .re cto.iug raetU-aa. i..pll, f 11 -iattea. resa.iaa o u y a. re. t,at al.t t-rbtr ia t. Fi.t u.!i ...rt ... ;;Jf(; J-nt, p ...,.. b.tff l mB. wk tm aan ttat ra.e.. Tt. a.gro-e kava hB teavi'y arv-d by ta. mi op .ratra. .L,,t ''a-ftt Ibe rea.J,.ae aa-rr.j mnim a.Br were abet la ta by Wttcte.t.ra la the tatd. of tte nerro tn-a. A wki e wlew' cottare waa riere.4 tegatedly by to 1 ta. saveial chatfe haraiy enos tog aer tbrae ebiMrae. Toosail.Ua -arioavraaa.tapir.teBd tbe cat pnts. Catt.ia Ilitj.r, in eonaatd. apraref!r t tl( nitt,j aadet ord. ra ut Su. t S Cooara an not f ! wieg tbe isa lur-i.-nt of UvrBot Tna.r. irn Ufwre tte alton. iapt. Ratler wbea o.kd to diaaraa to- BcrM, hkIii tt aarleea, for tbeabei.ff aoo!d arm then agate. It ia repor4 that o lit (a eatingeet of vu'aul-Lfn tti'&era ill eooa ar rive m Para A eomi-caoeat of oao bundnd r fla was reeaived hereto day for eiut-n who tatr&d protest or tLeir frjptrty atd fassilioa. elaimiDS' no r-roUction ia gives thesa by tbe hbttiff cr troopa. WAS klSlAttsj fbR MANLY. r rM t!.!,.!.. la (a NuaroLX. Va , 12 -Tee aoppoaed exiud n.jr editor from Wilming ton was taibld in tbe cnU f3eo tbis afierncti. U wm, otmer.tfally beaten ai.d tbe atone A tor of the lob by waa covered wib tna tl-vwl. At tbe t-li-e alatioa wi i ber ho tku id a ptol wagon to pro rt him. Le cave tLe came of (lea. W Drown and claimed N.w Y.ik aa hi retidence. Drown arrived frm Wilmireion via Newbercoand V. tUth City Id company, it i aid. wnh Motion, for- met if cbier I .ohee of V ilmttsMoB. who was frcd to resign, and liaat ing wad ti.ibeif. tne otter two men tionubtd from the Carolipa metropn ip, and the report pe-di'y spread he was Munly, the negro editor. Iivertication by tbe notice rroved tbia mm -r to bave no fontdation bnl b-fore tbis beeame fcoowo Drown waa m ttaken fr tbe bauiahed editor aiid attacked. Drown will te careo 'or a tbe Khce station and seat to rw ik. The au horitiea will take deciaivo meaora to rnnih the t erretratora of the aa-au t in ttio poatcf&eo. DtUGHTtRS OF CONFiOCRUY. Ia Haaaiaa at 1 1-1 t Uga-Laliae Traaa MtA. J.aT fmm tiavla. News and Oba. rter.J llor hrkio, Afc Not. It -Tbe llkl Ot('. rr.r. o tt tbe rolitrntlOO of the Uoilrd lUucl.iera of tbe (Via-fedi-rai-, wsa Cevoid (t a diaeussion of l lie aiifi dui.nia io lie t t-Iaws and to Ibe el.c loo ! E rs. Au aiuendiueiit Io ll.r effect tbat BO uuirnuMciUiTn'i'Mwpt oelap ler, ilit.oxb iiruip -UitM-r ol teveral, anl tbat tuen.brra r uld hot I old two .fllra iii our rliapler, a s ad-i4 af. rf a lively debate. A letter fraa Mrs. Jrffrro lati, ttiix that sbo uu d pre arti a bo.a;raplj of tier laix'ler. Mm M'luiiir I'avia.lf the I aus lit era ut tbe 'oofedray would a.ree to handle and Oipe of tbe b k and devote tbe proteeda to o Uiouumut to iSi Davis aaenorv. a read A motion t retailed that Urn. llavia be loatrurted that 'be National Chapter wwold donate 10O toward th tboiiuin.bt fund, and that the irinniitu( x-'rsll would ralao the balai c required foe aocb a BboB umeni, bu Ibat tii would ee the bi arapb. If Mrs. Iavia ooeld aooept be proceeds for ber Individual bene 0 . ilrs. Curry wss re-elected to tbe Ir-iJen-j by anclamatioo. Mr. F.-riiey, I'reaidetit of Arkanaaa State Coaptr, was elemed vice-ree. dent: Mr. 1'iabe, of Uetrxia. aeoood vice rrrii.'ei.t; Mr. Ilicksnae. of Naabviile Teno rerdmx recreary ; Miss Mearea, of Wilmirx'". K. CM correpotiitx te retary ; Mrs. Thom as, of AUatit.Ga.. lreaorrr. It was dx-ided to meet beat tear at Kicbinond, Va. TROOPS LtAVC WILMIN6T0N. Taif Uilla4 Pa HaaSreea mi e- ! Hlla ISa Stat are. Wlih awar.aa ml S-rvCr. Ia. WiLaftGtoir. N.CNov. JL Ttea viaiiixK ujiiiary coo i-amea. wbo bave done f'Strol doty albre the race war. ere sent IxMoe to day. At a meeting of tb- board of aider. men Chief of I'olice I'arairie ref orted i bat be was sure his present foree of evenly-five meo cuold easily give thorough police prctecliOB throughout Ibe city. Zlaior waddell aeoooneed to-day tbat an invest ixatioe showed tbat i here are sti'l eevrrsl hundreds of ref wxee negroes biding In the foods. I be Isrge Dial rit v oi tbem arc la di rect wautot load. Ue em plot ed a larxe a urn ber of reputable begroe and sent tbem tLrouxb tbo surrounding cooatry. with notice to refux'e to return and be quiet, and to asore them that tbey wooio ne luny proee'eo. Tbere ba been no more deaths among the negroes wonnded Is tbo race war. Otie f the principal oQ cials In command cf tbe .while foroes during tbe coLflirt aaaert I bat fully twei'y ceroes were killed aod tbeir bodies were seereiiy bidden away by negroes. fear W til Vmrnttmu Wasbisgtov, Nov. 14 Richmond reareoo, ibe pretest Congreaasoa Irons tbe a.b district, will contest tbe seat of W. T. Crawford, tbo Desoo cratio Congreesmao-elect. and basal ready fled notice with Clerk of the House bere to tbat effect. Tbo asa J jrity of Craw for is less than 100, ae cordtag to Kepbbtieaa cellmate, aad one of tbe xft'Ondsof ceo 'eat will be ailexed purchase of votes by Demo crat in tbat district. . W are la laa Oaaary. "I bave had the worst ease of aeof ala ever known in this eouaty. Af ter taking a few bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla the sores were en tire lj Beaitd atd I bavo been bothered very little with srrof ala since. I believe Hood's ftarsapariila to be tbe beat blood p mil. r t tbo world. John A. Cvea( Brink. CT. Va. Koto's This cue cussa bead abont 18,00a hoar from. ' health. - - -v V. t -
The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
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Nov. 17, 1898, edition 1
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