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CHARLOTTE, N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18; 1883.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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, iUoeoa. llawa Lbeoa of Dr. Joba it.
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tvbiw fcK roobr bloduahterof
. J rUii Crtr. of UorgMk. II
lU Carter I'urcoaa a4teuUd lb CI Udl
AoftJim; dart oc U wmx. isd
iimU; rrIaltl wlUi dtsUoctlon at
t6 Ckiuth Caxx41oa Uolvcrvitr. la 19C0
OottUw ( Coiunbit. UitBC ta .Mll
l2rTiU. Gi. llm prcttod lw,
coaotj jadraad w moi tatbeSt&ta
bo&l4 ta 187. 1U took o scU? prt
la Ihm Uorgi ea(4tBi eampaJcn. bat
voted bleoMiC to l U and to txxa
lag. Tl riaaluof bu ;xprlmQU ta
' coctoo ealtar br bea publUbrd all
otm ib Uniud SUUt and la Mveral
carta of aropL, 11 eualribuua ta
laadinx axrlcallaraljournabt and mad a
taaay pubUo addrtaa At Um Uiaa of
Lis daaia b waa aacairwl In rataloc a
eoaapaar for tba maaoXactura of ial'
pbarfrcxa 0ortla p?rtt.aad alaoof a
,( apttdal ertliiror pvxtrct cclton plaat
food, llabad ba qulia toccarul la
Alabaaaa and Gaorfia. aod had aatared
Sootb Carol iaa oa tbla tniasion. bat 'a
rvaeblec Colambia ba fcaard tbat tbe
. catarpiUars bad appeared la hla crop,
aod bajtaod boma apparently la tba
xaoat robust baallb aod full of enersn
aad aatbaaiaim. bat oa tba noctdav ba
waa takes 111 wttb Itrrrr, frvta wbleb
diaaa badifd laatBlfbU .
Yoaor. para-mlnde!. blcblv gtrtfd.
VbrsicaJiy and mentally, full nf aoergy
aad Qtboslaam, brv" roralof tbe
srreataat OMfalneaa la tbe fielJ wbre
Sootb taoat aeeda ezpaaatoa. Bo
oftaa It la tbat tbe prof eiot atal tbe
lf1rbUat latalleeta of tha booth f mm
arrlcaitara, tbat tbe daalh of FarUb
J-'urmaa Is doably to be deplored. Scltn
tide arrlcaJtnra baa loet on nf Ua
uoblsat exemplar. J.O. Q.
ftt Oacias at (iaayatas, Meslae.
Wauisotox, Sept 17. From Tama
Artzooa, it la learoed tbat tbere are eoa
Ctctioa rvpuru ouacvrolof lb true
'cbaraclerof tbe fer raglojr at Ouy
maa Mexico, tatlce frum Vuma. bat
tal it la aiunded wttb fatal reaolLa.
Tbe Utaat saws tadlcataa locreaalos;
taortaitly. people are dytog at tbe rate
of tare to alx daily. 'Tbe etataoaaatla
made recardtoc tbe oily of Maixalaa
. whsraia add it too to the f ar tbe black
Yocall preraila. Tbe railroad from
Guaymaa eauraArUoaa reiTllory at
Xolykr aad It la reooaamaadad tbat
aietaboa!4 be promptly tax pa to pra-
'veotnae loportauoa ei tbe lTr into
tbe UaltedbtatM. TBattaaxaarCltTof
. v JUexasdrU left Vera Crni tbe 13lb Lost
-b oad far jiew xorx- t .. t "
Twe Maxlcaaa SerUe m Ditacalry.
OALTXSTOJf. Sept 17 A "pedal dla
- palcb u tbe New from baa Attach).
. ear: Two Matoaa nual V kIaI aad
Iatoa. brateer-la-4aw.oC weaiUiy aad
. la.MaoUl cuflOKtlooi, bad faoalry
' 'dMajrreeo3at aad eacoaolrred eacn
abr oa Saturday. la order to avoid
auapeWitT tbe fcauvltiae tbey were at-
' uolux tby arred to retire to aa
iadad epoC aad eVfbt It oat. Tbelr
i iurm waa carried out aad lbt
ac VUaJ wbo waa tbe most active
ullaablad Caataa by a aUltlo lUh above
-ta eye aad two aula la tbe back. Tbe
wo traded xaaa wae naooved to bia
-family 'a t eeideoce aad VWU waa eooo-
raiuadtoltll. It U tboujbt tbat Caa-
ioa will die. i
"m I W I ; f
. Jk a4 b CaJ 1 ( Baa a tm e-e Mad, j
Ydxir aaid Ibia afuraooa tbt be waa
a at luff reUcoitce prepared wltbavlew
ta tnaxLor aaotber call for bead tbla
- eaoolb. It la probable lbl acuon will
baUln oot Later IbM Wedacaday of
tbla week wbaa tbe flfnrre will , be
ready aad the aaaaucl ot tba call caa be
detarjilaed. . I '
After eooaaltatVm wltb Lbeeoamla
alewar of peatloca baexatary Kolrex. be
fore tbe doe of buatoeaa at tbe nary
tbla aruvaooo. decided tbat tbe amount
of bocds called for would be aboat flf
tawa mUUon dollar. Tbe Usoe will be
alxtaea day from tbla date. The eatl
xaaie faralabed baTlas ostlfld socb
mcUao. " -
... ; . &ila4atae la Ceaeabaffea. i -f .
- . CorcsiXAOr.8ptl7-llraiadtoo
acoQ3paaid by air Taayaoo and otb
ra of tbe DooaM Carrie party arrived
here today. -Tbe premier rrcel red a
r"' r fact ovaUon from tbe erewdtaaaem
Ud aad waa preavsatad" wllk a boqaet
effljwera by afd'm Teoayeoa. wbo
waapraatto receive bar besbaad.
TbekUxbM UvUad Mr UUdstoa at
tbe paiaoa. 1 " , :
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Carva Way erla JTaglaaal.
LovDoar. 64. nto- Tbe Atbealaa
erUb trpoaruCJ. Carey slayer, oa board
arrived eX nymotiUi to-day. Tbe ao
ihwi'jM bar dacsdad.be waver. to Laod
blra at boatbaaopton, tbua bia journey
oa EaxUab moil will be aborteaed aa
xaacbaa poaaiua. ' , 1
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octtre-e uyrrra axxv tottto a tmr
PetaBaara Ceeaaalastaeed
, "Waxrta oroy. Sep t IT- Com m Isaloaa
'wexeUaoed lo-dayto Frank O Brexal,
a rnl BepfM Uriimmm ef Bni.
t.mr mctK IM iraM linl W Mine
mmm. m mm I v. fttn ATM. fe M tkM H.V
k4( mb4 owe aiaa. MfHn a. mmm mJrmim. .
MUw auymw." Pimm If mu
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i..wiii. ae a fee ea aoana.M m mumttgim
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Jaalaa Oraiaa 0ae4at la Drif. '
IXxav-TESTKa. 21 H,opt lflLJoaloi
Bra lea Iioeib.vleraa actor aad maoa-
, cr. is djlcx at AXaooomo Hsuae, bia
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: . He TTaa Draak.
. ilxaxoxo. TaSapt 17- Jaa Jlataoor
and Jaa . Hi s tar, xua taoants botb ef
tTaahLortoa tavnatlpbcauatlavoivad
la a lr-l to-day wLlcareaoJtad la aert
oca i l -ry to liaLaoar. D U 1 feared
wi i c. r.::tr. wbo wa drunk, is cv,
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vuaa, aaa u w t ! ua aa aOMta. .
ALEH HOTE. . .
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Tbe Dreerat JEad43rade ' Sbe4
Ureaas Balected Jlaws DtU u
, Pereeaal Item. , " "
fe ta Sdaav e ta ;mal oaa.vc -
Tbe droagbt baa been broken. bat tbe
rainfall did not amount to much bare.
It rained enough. bowrer. to fir a tbe
farmer a cbance to try-to prepare
rrooad for eowtnir wbeat. and they
Lara been busy breaking ground, but
aay more rain la needed before much
headway can be made,
Tbe grounds bare beea eelected and
ataked off for tbe irraded ecboot build
loft to Wlostoo. aad 1 learn tbat It la
tbe Intention of tboee wbo have charge
to complete thai struct ore at an early
day..
Oa Friday night last an lm prompt a
eooeert, on the occasion of tbe opentnr
of tbe eightieth aeealon of Salem Acad
emy. waa given In tbe chapel of the
Academy, under tbe direction of biff.
irAaaa. assisted by Mrs. 11. E. Frie,
Mlaa Uertrndebieeer and Mr. W. IL
Heater. Ltke la mil furmer ooneerta
given under big. DAnua'e tralniog aad
euperviaion, tbe different parte of tbe
programme were successfully rendared.
Oa batarday night a promenade con
ert waa Rtveo to the public eqeare
here, the proceeds of which are to go
towards defraying, the expenses of a
handsome aad convenient chapel, re
cently built by Z!m -Street bunday
school. Tbeae open air concert, which
are generally gotten op for benevolent '
purposes, are well patronized by onr
eitltena, who are ever ready, to. assist
In a good cause. Tbe night waa a bean
tlfnl moonlight, and tbe large crowd
wbo attended this concert enjoyed
themselvrs finely.
Two wedding last week and another
to enme off this week. Mr. John F.
birch, of this vicinity, waa married on'
last Tuesday, llth tnatant.to Miss E co
ma I lanes, of Davidson county, dauch
ler of tbe late lion. Lewis 1 lanes. The
other couple were Mr. L A. Unetx to
Mlsa A. ri ilutner.on Thursday night.
IS'-h last, t Mr.- Brielt le a member of
Wachovia Band, and tbe boys of tbe
band turned out and gave him and bis
bride a serenade. ' .
Tbe many friends here of Mr. I. W.
Darbam. proprietor of the Winston
Msrble Works, who baa been lying very
sick la lUlelgb for several weeks, are
Ceased to learn tbat be la Improving,
tng at last acconnta able to alt np..
New waa received here last week
from liocheater.N. Ythat Mlaa Emma
Llneback. daughter of Irof.H W.Une
eack. wbo Is there with her sister. Mrs.
Ilsmsetb. la very 111 with typhoid fever.
Mlsa Llneback la one of Salem's talent
ed young lady mualdana and wsa a
teacher la Oreaaaboro Female College
last aeealoa. llope abe may soon re
cover from her lilneaa.
Two families of sammtr boarders
have returned from Salem Hotel to
their homes, lira Maraden Bellamy and
children of Wilmington, N C and Mr
Bateman and children of denton. K C
Among late arrivals at tbe hotel are A
P Bryan and W E Anderson. Baleigh;
A McKay aod Miss Emma Me&ay,
aIatlboreajtb.8C.andD J McKay and
three gins, at art on, u u
It was a novel sight to aee some per
sons sitting around a bested stove in
one of tbe provision stores here on one
of tb cold day we bad last week, eat
ing; watermelon. Tbey seemed to enjoy
both fire and melons.
Forsyth county will have a murder
trial at tbe fail term of 8 a parlor court,
tbe trial of Henry Beaacamp. colored.
having been removed from. Davie
count v to this.
Mr G A Uetre. of the Salem Iron
Works, leave for Louisville today.
where be baa two of bia improved aaw
mills on exhibition at the iixpoeiuoa.
Lieut II B Lemly.wlfe and daughter.
arrived m beiem sataraay uignx.ana
are at his parents. Mr Lemiy baa been
a banal from the United states aome
three year and a half, aad the joy at
bia safe arrival among his fatally and
parent caa better be lmajrtaed than
ex preesed.
Tba greatest event of the season
come off on the 37th Instant, vis:
darkle exenralno from Wlnatoo-balem
to lUchmond. ya. ; Sar.rar.
THE WILD irACUES "
Oet aw the Warpath aad Kill Oae Man
Chicaoo, Sept 17- A special dU patch
from Toes baton e, Arlxonajdated bandar
night, says: iht bostUe Aaachea
Jamped a camp at Antelope Springs,
tea miles from this city, this mernln.
Only two meo were present at tbe time
of tbe atiack.(ien woodward and Amos
WlUiama. Tbe first waa killed at tbe
Orst fire, bat. the latter caeaaed aad
brought tbe newa to tbla city this even
leg. Twsnty armed citizens Immedi
ately started In purs alt of the hostlles.
but tbere is iitue proDSDiury ox tnsir
being overtaken. The Indians -came
from toe direction er bonora. They
moon ted on bareback bones, and some
were without bridles, hence It is be
lieved that the anlmsJa bad beea stolen
from ranches south of bar. Several
persona left her for Sonora daring the
peat weak, and their fate will be anx
looaly anticipated i Ills feared tbey have
f alien v let! ma to the savage maraud era.
Tbe mala body of tbe hostile are en
eamned near Caeas Grande, Chihuahua.
Their overture for peace have been re
jected by the Mexican aathonuse. who
are organizing troops to go to tbe moun
tain fastness. News was received bare
to-day via Sonora to the effect tbst Col
Terraxaa, while reeonnoi taring the posi
tion of the hostile, bad beea captured,
bat this report aa yet lacka confirma
tion. . ': . , :
The Oeraaaa Yelksf!, '
Phtt. APXxrntA. Sent
IX A' special
ton Del. says
dispatch from Wilmington
that a grand procession of the German
Vol kx feat, started for Scheatzsn park
atlLsOa.cn. Tbe streets are crowded
and at least lSjOOO people are on the
move. Tbe tarn ont is over two miles
La length, a early all the Lad a tries are
represented La one way or another.
Gov tockty and Senator Bayard are
me iiona or the oay. bio res and boo
are taaterouy aeooratea.
i
reaaeia!Cajy AVeat Ik Fever.
WxanrsoTOK. SepL 17th Dtrpatchee
received at tbe marine hospital to-day
from Fenaacoia atatea thai aa Inspector
to go fro kx ho use to house is not needed.
There are' three physicians ready for
doty. A aamber ef aanitary poUoentea
ead tbe watchman of tbe navy yard are
noasr oraers to inspect their districts
and report aU cases ef 'ever to the anx
gooa at tba guard erary second day.
sra t SUa. wiaalew f
ta fo it-.tlr mmM0. wmyrin wti-
XZt mj ia4 ( a a tad tern ci)Mrt thirty
Hn Sa wrtnc7 oo4 be - bjhI tm
e&Ufrea.- t f ba rei.r-tbe
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m Z.OO a aa an iu , aa. v, - - -
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CaakXOTTai COLXTSTBU SJID AUQUSTjC
LeavxiOp.saaao;sntreVSOp.. . .
C C. Sw-a-T. a DITXSIOIL
SVfiO e. em . eaAerrtee at ia00 a. aa.'
Laaes a.48 p. sa. sad 7.1 0 a. aa
artle T.00 a. sa. aa B 26 p. av . -
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Lae.ee aaop. sa aad antra 1&SS a. aa. .
lad ex te Mew Advertiaeaaeata. .
Rraetara bolba for sle - - i
jst AdauiitntAra aett-a.
a Kddiae Mee man eC geegraphla.
J C PurromS. for twH.
jaauciu anaoUealioraetS' .
j i feeJeataeaa, . ' : u -
South f AUanUc Stateev light rains.
followed by, fair weather, winds shift
ing to north and east, followed by rising
barometer. Colder weather in northern
portion a. . -
UOCAJs KirXl.E.
-, A cold wave La coming along' from
the West. fr. V . " ' -; ;"".-:
Ex-treasurer David Jenkins is very
sick at his home in Gastonla. 1 - '
3eorge XI Holderly has rjeen com
mits Ion ed postmaster at Mayfield, N C.
, The TJoraet Engine and Ilose com
pany hold aa Important called meeting
to-night,.-"., -.v ; ;. .
The ooUon compress . started np
yesterday and packed 125 . bales aa its
first day'a work for tbe season. '
j Mr John T Patrick, Stabs immigra
tion agent, baa opened an office at 18
Weet 4th street, New York, and placed
Til to an It Gaines in charge of it.
, A white man named G W Hnntly,
waa terribly beaten" by a negro at Bea
ver Dan. last Saturday evening. , Tbe
negro struck Mr Huntley over the head.
Inflicting very painful - and dangerous
wounds. ,
The Roanoke College, which hag
beea advertised la theae col omna, open
ed IU thlrty-Orst session with the largest
attendance known. fourteenitates and
Territories and Mexico being repre
sented. Julius D Dreher la president
of tbe college, v . -
Last Salarday. Cpt S E Belk.oar
county treasurer, besides pay lag off the)
Jury, attended to the wants of nineteen
teachers of public schools in the coun
ty, paying them the total of f995J7.
Tbe terms for which they were paid
averaged from 3 to 'tM months. ' .
There are now confined in the jail
at this place three prisoners under sen
tence of. deaibvWtUla Davis, colored.
for rape, Felix Wilson, colored, for the
murder of Mose -Beodleman, and Thoa
Shields . for. the murder of Joseph Sit-,
ton. The latter two have appealed their
cases to the Supreme Court,
Those of oar people' whe are bo and
to keep np with the style, most have &
great high cathedral chair La their, hall
nowadays, made of mahogany and the
first letter of tbelr surname cut in the
wood, these chairs . being just as com
fortable for trtfeaxnen wbo call to
collect's bill as any other. . ; .
Dr It H Chapman. who Is so well
known In Charlotte, la prostrated with
a spinal affection at Aehevllle, and can
not oae bia leftside. Mrs Chapman Is
with hlm,and In a note to the Jotnucax
Obskkvxh atatea that ah and Dr Chaa
man may probably be compelled to re
main In Asbevtile throughout the win
ter.;
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The following cases were disposed of
by the mayor at the morning session of
the police court yeaterdsy : Laura Ferry
for disorderly conduct, wsa fined 350:
Bell Withers, same offence, $5; Thos.
Osnhelmer, affray $Z; William Shlnn,
drunk and disorderly conduct, 820;
Mack Cunningham, affray ; appeal
ed; 8 0 Vanlandingham, affray, 7X0;
Allen Alexander,' affray 5. Total re-:
ceipta from the morning session 34.
Bsaadaaaa '
JKlaai Uaak Ceaalag.
una of- the . best attractions . at our
opera house next month will ba the fol-
lowiag splendid operatlo concert com
pany : Mme. Minnie Hank, Mile Paulina
Sail, contralto; 8ignor Angnstlno Mon-
tegrlffo.-tenor; Ignor "VInoenro da
Paaq.ua! ts, baritone ; JJerr Ilelnr, Wlen-
skowitx, organist aad aooompanlst, and
Conaantlne Sternborg, pianist and eom-
ppeer. An act of the beantif or opera
Cannon,' Minnie IIabks great opera,
will be given In fall costume, f t, .
Dlseevery ef a Baaday Fire. '' -A '
; Sdoday. aXternoon Kt a lata boor, as
chief of police IXsrrison; sergeant Ir
win and poUeemaa Boyte were patrol-
log CoQega street, they ware attracted
by a cro wd standing around the traHdi
ing occupied, by, the Mountain House
bar, from the closed windows of which'
smoke waa Issuing. A window wi
forced open and the room was found to
befall of smoke, walja the ah el res be
hind the Jbar were ablaze. A cigar
rxix foil ef matches had Ignited In
fiamaga fstrlfflngl f ; ' " v
The2fswFtalifete. T y: ,
' From the poor ruA so fir :mada on
the" Tiew , postal 'notes, li would Mem
that they are 'not destined to become
popular enough to make themprofitable
to the governme-at, and the chances are
that before long they will be withdrawn,
lloapeopla , would jast as willingly ;
ztzl a dollar till as a postal ncte In a -letter.
- Th9 cotes are also essly cdun-
tzzZClzX and TJcdxwood'a Counterfeit
TIrrortcr.'cecl ares that asa plsca cf
wc;i: ILsy ara ajdiscreJIIfi to tta gov-;
fr-t As a vrt:! tttftrs' a
: ASnEVIIXlTS WEW IIOTEL. , '
Battery Farter Selected iaa the' Mite for
.a $100,000 Dalldiag A Dig Deal br
- Ckarlotte Capitalists. r' ; y
- Col Frank Coxa has bought Battery
Porter, a. beautiful eminence near he
centre of Aaheville,apon which to build
a large and splendid hotel. -j The hotel
will be ran by Mr. H. C Eccles, whose
reputation aa a hotel keeper extends
throngboot the United States, and who
will" keep the new hotel np to the Cenr
tral in style. The hew building Is to
coat, exclusive of furniture, the sum of
8l00,0d0 and: work is shortly to com
mence on IL lt Is the intention," re
marked Mr. Eccles to the reporter yes
terday, "to make the hotel as comfort
able in December aa it will , be In June,
and to keep it open the year round."
Mr, Eccles' visit to Asheville this lorn-
mer wsa made for (he purpose of Inves
tigating. Into, the prospects for a new
and elegant hotel for that place, and on
hla favorable report of i the enterprise.
Battery Porter waa bought by Mr. Coxe
for the hotel site. , ' v ". ,
"Mr. John Wads worth, of our c)ty, will
ran a livery stable Lrr connection with
the new hotel, and this la another evi
dence that Iris to ba tony and strictly
first class, t- The newj hotel win be
opened .to. the publio by the beginning
of next season. Coxe, Eccles and Wads-
worth are a team that cant be beat in
the South. The Asheville Citizen, in
speakiag'of the new' enterprise says:
"Battery Porter has been purchased by
a company who are making all arrange
ments for the immediate erection of av
large, elegant building, with all modern
lmprovementa and hotel appointments.
Seventy-five thousand dollars will first
be expended, to be increased aa the
occasion may require. ; The extensive
grounds' surrounding the hotel will be
beautified and given all the attractions
and comforts of an elegant park. The
eminence gives the best views of the
grand mountain ranges to be bad im
mediately within the city : and alto
gether the new hotel will be such in all
respecta as to render It without a peer
in the South. Notwithstanding the
already large hotel accbm modations of
Asheville, we have long since recog
nized that the rapidly Increasing da
mand, winters , as well ! as' summers.
would necessitate the building of such
ft hotel, and we are truly gratified to
state that it will soon be an active, liv
ing fact, and we trust a joy forever."
'MaaaaaMaMaaaWsaTffffBWaaiBBaaaaMaBaMaaea
Cieae te tbe feaiteattary
Mecklenburg's fall queta to the State
penitentiary were sent off to Balelgh in
charge of officers," laat night. There
were seven In all, and their names and
aentencea are as follows: Jack Bra w-
ley, sentenced by the Saperior court to
nv years ror an aaault with intent to
commit rape ; A A White, colored also
pretense, 'five years ; Morris Barrett,
colored, aheep stealing, two years ; Jim
William, colored,, larceny; ten years;
Chaa Pxitchard., white, larceny, , two
n,M XV m A a
four years; Jno Owecolorad, larceny.
four years. All were sentenced' by the
Inferior courts except the first named
fn the list, n I , ;
f - w-aafjBBWawaaaaa-aa
Aa accideat ea the Air JUae. , '
The paasenger train doe here yester
day afternoon from ; Atlanta v at 4L20
o'clock, came in aa hour and a half Late,
the delay having been caused by an ac
cident to the engine, while it was spin
ning along near Gastonla. The paral
lel rod that connected the' driving
wheels on the left side snapped in two
and demolished that aide of the engine
jTireman uarus to aave himself leaped
from the cab and atruck. the ground a
considerable distance off, falling on hla
head and receiving painful injuries.
Engineer Fogua remained at hla post
while the broken rod, revolving with
the wheel waa knocking the aide of the
engine to pieces. ' Tbe angina did not
leave the track and waa shortly stop
ped, when it was found that : abe was
too badly broken np to pall the -train
on to the city. : A freight engine that
waa fortunately at Gastonla, waa press
ed Into service and the train waa pulled
in safely, but considerably behind time.
As the train arrived at the depot here
fireman flartla alighted rn a badly used,
up condition. - Hla head, was cut and it
looked like all the scalp had been taken
off tbe top. Hla In juries were attended
to by a physician and : he .will soon be
firing up again., JVr
The Hot-ta American Review
For October presents a most attrac
tive table of contents. Senator N P ynq
write of "Gold and Silver aa Standards
of value," and maintains that silver
should be coined aa well as gold, not for
the purpose of inflating the currency,
neither in the interest " or the silver-
mining industry, but for the broader
ana more equitable purpose of preserv
ing uniformity in the value of metallic
money, and of preventing such contrac
tion of the volume of money 'as would
produce Inancial disaster. " In '-'Some
Aspects of Democracy in England" A
Y Dicey makes clear to the ' American
reader how it is that, while all the forma'
ef monarchy and aristocracy persists In
Britain; - the- democracy,: or,, to other
words, public pinion, absolutely con-
trpls the action of the government.
under the title of "Co-operative Distri
bution," the Bey Dr. B Heber Newton
gives an' Instructive historical sketch of
tbe rise, progress and fluctuations of
co-operative merchandizing In the Uni
ted JSfatca during the past' fifty veari.
Frederic narrison -contributes an ar
ticle. Invaluable to 'the; historical stu
dent, on nistories of the French Bevo
lutlon," 'Published at;$o rXafayette
Plaea, Ne w xork. 5.00 a year, CO cents
a number.
. t ea 11; f-j
inaureai eoautera neaoeeiysit-a.t
Tor tbe enre of a!) rlsirie: r odb die.
!.&- V v e t "Miii C t, t4o Coo- I
muw ',i)-nit. i.rtVol luil.r.L.'lrta.
end a.1 oart c a Ls- 1 nt'ore ar Mite from
tair" twni 'ei t:' cieoav-'Utar- rt'e
1 iwrr stivw. li iai-- rytea. tu r
A CosgTesatioa Tara pot and Catca.tY
;:: Thief; . ; jxc-, ' : l -k: ; ' v;M
: bunday night last while Rev Steele,
colored, was preaching at hla. church
near Sugar creek, his congregation "as
disturbed by a : woman's shrieks, and
everybody rushed' out ; of the church to
the residence near by of Sam Wallace,
colored, where they found his wife in a
state of , great excitement. She said
that some one had tried' to burglarize
the house, and' the ; whole congregation
started out to hunt the man. They soon
captured a one legged negro named Jas
McCopln, alias Morris, from Cabarrus
county, and brought him to town before
Esquire McNIncb, who bound him over
to court. McCopin had in bis possession
an axe, some crockery and a bucket of
butter. Mr W A Boberte, who li ves six
mil ea, from Charlotte, came to tdwn and
identified the axe aa his ; property His
house had been plundered while be was
at church, and a lot of ' provisions, be
sides the, axe, were taken. McCopin
will be tried before J ustice McNIncb on
this charge next: Saturday.: V McCopin
has served a term in the: penitentiary
for horse steallng,snd has a bad charac-
MJI . . ai-Si it-:-. t.i. . "
Oaeaiag el the Graded School.
'.The city graded achools -opened yes
terday morning with-eight hundred and
forty scholars in attendance on the first
roll call, about two hundred more, than
attended the opening last year. . In the
primary department of the white school.
Prof Mitchell has fifty new, scholars.
Yesterday afternoon the new furniture
ordered for the extra rooms at the
white graded school 9 arrived and the
extra rooms are being 'fitted up to-day.
This session, the grade has been in
creased and the efficiency of (he school
greatly enhanced. The Bingham schol
arship, mentioned by us a few days
ago, is a standing one and does not ex
pire as long as our graded school lasts,
eb that there is a chance for av free
scholarship in Bingham's school every
year to some Charlotte boy. ' The com
petition for this scholarship will be
lively, as will be that among the girls
for the Female Ititute .scholarship.
The opening day found the school rooms
fairly crowded and it looks like there
is a probability of some children having
to be left out for want of room. It
would be well for "parents not to keep
their children waiting, but to start them
to school at once. : Those who go now
are at least safe fori the aesslon and
stand In no danger of - being crowded
OUt. : ' - ' : - :. - ' ; - -
nail. CeJajBiblal ' '
A. racket occurred In the State House
at Columbia on the' 15th. that will be
interesting reading in Charlotte as the
younger of the principals, the eon of
Col J P Thomas, has lived here and La
well known by our people. A special
to the Charleston News . and Courier
aays that "Mr J P Thomas, Jr, the Gov
ernor s private secretary, was standing
in tbe corridor of the State House in
front of the Go varnor'a office, quietly
talking to two gentlemen abpnt an ab-;
sent friend, when Col James N Ups-1
comb. Secretary of State, came up and
injected into the conversation an off en-1
sive remark about Mr Thomas' friend.
Mr Thomas said, "Mr f La my friend ;
you have' av right to form ; your own
opinion! of him. Colonel, but I do not
agree with yon." Col Lipscomb there-
unon renewed bis assertion in a loarl
- -4 : . .
Kua, . au luuuua waiaeu uuiouj uim
his office, i Presently . Col 1 LiDscomb
went to Mr Thomas': inner office ' and
met Um at' the door, Bavins; angrily.
-You virtually aaid I lied just now."
Mr Thomas . replied. --Now I didn't. I
merely' took up ror a friend" Col Lips
comb suddenly - rushed forward - and
slapped Mr Thomas' f ace. - Mr Thomas
replied with several blows. They than
trappled. f Col Lipscomb weighs over
200 pounds and Mr Thomas la of slight
build, f In their struggle they moved to
the other end of the office when Mr
Thomas picked up an iron cup front the
stove and was dealing his opponent en
ergetic blows oa : tbe face with it when
others came in and separated, them.
Col Lipscomb retired much battered
and , bis face covered with: blood. Mr
Thomas waa unhurt I The attack on Mr
a nomas nas caused mucn comment un-
f arorable to Secretary Lipscomb.'
Beajaaala Catler Gaest.
'Mrs Stonewall Jackson and daughter
Jnlia, who are now in Boston, are the
guests of Gene Ben Bdtler. On . their
arrival in that city . they were met a
we aepot by Adjutant Ueneral DaltOn,'
of nis ezcelleney's.atair, and escorted to
the Berere :llouse,i where they have
aince beenl entertained. ; The Boston
Herald, tells how: they apent Sanday:
"Sunday merniag at the breakfast table
Gorernor Butler presided oTer quite a
faxrdly party.-' On his left sat GoTernor
darvis and wife and .Lord Coleridsre.
On the right Mrs JacksonJlr McGebee,
Lieutenant J McClellan and Miss Julia
Jackson, while at the foot of the table
was Mr J D Johnson. The Lord Chief
Justice had proposed attending worship
at St Paul's church in the morning, hut
dldnot carry ont his intention. Hon G
Coleridge ; spent the day with Mr Syd
ney Bartlett. The rest of the party at
tended the new OldSouth church in the
morning."; Afterward the gentlemen.
including Gov Bntler and . Lord Cole-
ridge,- on invitation of Judge Devens,
partook of lunch at the' Union Club,
about twenty other gentlemen being in-
Tited to meet thenu In the course of
the, day ' the , party visited 1 the JArt
Museonu fAt four? o'clock' the Lord
Chief Justice went out witlrJDr Bow-
ditchTan old personal friejad,with whom
he dined and spent the evening, and the
ladles of the t party, escorted by 'Mr .
j onnson, naa a pleasant ariT to Brook-
line, Chestnut UU and' around the col-
lesec otuldingi; at Harvard. Monday
morning -at 10 o'clock Got Butler ae-
coapanltd the Lord, Chief Justice and
tla; other t?uests to the Institute fair, ,
and in the afternoon he t;ck his Tislt-
crs for a cruise in tba -iiarfcor on the
Aw erica. Tetcrning tn time for dinner
'Tha Inspection: Postponed.
There was a full turnout of tbe Hor
nets Nest Riflemen last night 'at their
armory to receive Col Cameron, Inspec
tor General of the Stat Guard, fie
expressed bis' ( gratification at the
promptness with which, the" members
turned out, and in the course of his re
marks referred to the advantage a well
oianizedmlUtery' company might be
to the community. Wth a view to
allowing the company time to pass a
more creditable : inspection, he ' post
poned the day of their Inspection to rn
time when, they might be able to make
a number one report. : .
Hotel Arrivals. ' ' -i.
Centhax Hotel. Frank Penfield,
N X; J H Traynham, S C ; T W Dixon,
N G; Miss Florence Finch, Llncolnton,
N C; E TMcCabe, Richmond, Va;'Dr
C D Rice; P Babcock, Raleigh; N C ; S
0 yahLandlngham, B Cunningham, S
C;IID;Blythe,- PhnadelphlanJ" C
Wright, Raleigh, N C; RG Fridey, Jas
S Allison, Baltimore ; H C Watson and
wife, Rockingham, N 0; J F Johnson,
Louisville, Ky; M A Teal, Wades boro,
N C; EB Kettle, N X; O H Harris,
Atlanta, Ga ; .W S May, Texas ; E L
Westburn, Dayton, O; Q F Shoemaker;
PhUadelpbla ; Wm F.MuUer, NY; :W
L liardin, liorganton, N C; Duncan T3
Robertson, Frank E Taylor, Cheater, S
C;: Chas E tott, Alfred Balch, N Y;
Miss Fannie Carpenter, Llncolnton, N
C; "E Lilly, Wilmington, N,' C; T H
GIbbs, Columbia, S C : . C S Morrison,
Statesville, NC; S J Lowe. Loweavllle,
N C; S O Reld.AGReId.NC; J G
Bermingham and wif e, Lllesvllle. N C;
Hyder Ratterree, R J Belk, 8 Cj J D
Moowt Gastonla, NT C; G N Webb, JB
Beetle, Shelby, N C;V C E Childa. Lln
colnton ; J T Dudley and son. Mrs A
Dudley, Bennettsville, 8 C; Mrs L M
Mortemer, Miss M R Smith, Miss H E
Brown, Chester, S C; Mrs Lotta Cra
ven, Master I Craven, Philadelphia ; : D
il Wads worth, Jlonroe ; . J A DeaL
Blacks, S & ,
sea, vii
. aTtalateT. le tbe stapilar Daaa ef a town atta
fte taaacialea eoi. Oble. It le the reatdanee et
euanoawML wo wmeei
Hafw
tum pefwaneaxif eaied ar ton ef a bad eaae ef
areianeat
8L VOns Daoe. a 10
iiiilSafc
Send lo the m ann factnrers.
Farrel & Ca, 631 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, and get
testimonials. ' :r 5--. ;- .---
Scarcely a day j passes with-
ont receipt of ? testirhonials
lxom-' some ' ' craarter of the
globe, of ; the v wonderful . suc
cess of the Pat Dry Chemical
liillmg, wliicli generates car
bonic acid gas under the ef
fects of thoflre .itself and
saves the contents of the safe.'
xsewbtLry, tv fJ tne owners
of four " safes in ?the KimbaU
and CIOS- I
I ona KaVoFw rh.laatr.n S3 "!
vA - - - - - - - - .
-hiU havinsr liad receiit: fires.
give nothing : but praise for
the CiTAMPioir. i Sales in Au
gust by Farrel Ss Co. double
those of last year and orders
to replace new. wet filled safes
are pouring 1 . in from Geonria,
Alabama, - and I all - Southern
States. all of which
Is
. -SO LAOi
uve eviaence tnat roocL troods,
togetner with the best llllingv
on which scientillc . men have
spent years of studv.' and for
winch thousands : of dollars
have been spent tby us f in bgt
curing patents. WILL wilT est
THKi ana tne aav n
rra&n ana concrete or
wet lillin&r is near an end.t In
safes for; fire, , as . "well sis bur
glars, our 1 motto Tor 40 years
nas. Deen r "xlie. very, best is
none too sood'MfT.i
Attention, ) Hornets.
, v. -3-:i i ' '
; TOU ate hereby ordered ta attend tha aanad
meeting of oat compear this f Taeadar) ere nine.
Sent. It, at 8 O'clock, sharo. Villi aumduvali
earnoauy oeauea aa important bustnese erui.be
kA THOMTSOavs-i Preeldeot
8ecretarr.
aept IS It.
Just Received.
:
i . , Aaopplrof
If
ttreet from atoUand.
Applr at Zlmejood 0m
fi. ; . ' - SeptltrfllW
ADMINISTRATORS
'KOTIOPffSt
it,.
Baetee ananSad aa aAmtnlarraCn nf jAaanh B:
Bltton. all peraooa baeioc etauna aaalnat him are
Bereoe BOt; nod ta nmnnnt thm tn ma m a. K .
iora ui xuui oat oi Beptemoer, 1 gsa, or uu ao
tiee wul be oleaded m bar of tbalr raoovarr. aw
peraosa ladeiutea to him will aoaAa payment to dm ,
1 J. M. ATXBTk
Adm'r JL a. aitton.
aeptl8tf
I v
flVLAURY'S
NewSsrics'cf f,fe:2nf Iii2S, : ,
aVKCXSTLT akoptid' bt ths SCHOOL COM-
These booka erin be aaid tn tha nnhit. at th
foawrtns rat r w.
jTidfoduotlcn i Prlo.,...i.... .... F4 Cental
Xoehaase irloe........-;.k..... ........ ..
,J lUrT8 EaTTSm VijmaX W GaXMBATHT. v
Herrin
1A0NTH
Lxeharcsi. j,. "ij
:;ti-jf i x !- -'if - Jin tritrri.
For Dyepe
Cestleeoeaa.
C hroal, tlsr-
rbaea, JaatuUoe,
Imparity of the
Blood, JT.T.r jkd
; Afn. ZXalarla.
1 aad an 1
eaaaad by
t . raagement 6f Xiver, Ilowela aad BUdaers,
gTMPToars o a rJtntAsrr txrm.
' - Bmd Breath r Pais in th tide, lomiim. th.
T Pia tm kit mmtde th. Showiaa-kUii.. miuJca lor
.- Hhwwwwi gmomX Iom of appMiM; Uonii
. raocraUy C(tiir., Mmetioxs. altwiiatinc with lug
; th. bead lm troubled wua yaia, b duU aad awry.
( with eanndctabla loaa ef nomory, aooompwled
' With a painful ematiaa afkaviag ondon. somMhing
i whtch aught to ha v. mmtn dot; a tlight, dry cowga
ad iawiava ia null mm mm mummtitkmt. et-a
.. awWakoa lot oainnnliu.; th. mm&ntl eampUin.
warinca aad debility; aw aa, aailf atartled ;
teat cold or Umiag, inwatlmae 3 pdckly aaaaaiioa
'' of the: kla exlata; tplriu are low aad aaapapdaat.
aad, aUhongh apafiad thataaerci would be baaa-
- ficial, yet oae caa bardly eoauaoa aa fortituda ta
trj W-r-i iaac, atasmata mwrr remady. myrml
of tka ahow. ayaipoaaaa artaad dam dtiwn, bat caiaa
hare occarrad wheo but few of tha uiiud, ymt
amlnatKm after death haa ahowa thf Unr to
baee baoa cztaaaiyclj deraegai.
. It aaoald ee msed y sdl peraama, old aad
jroong waeaeref any of tb abore
i-.-'Vi.,- arpear. ; ,-
Peraoas Trtnllae or TJei- la Cn-
OoalUiy XVaaJlUaaTby ukia om vxmmlo.
.:, mOy aa kaaa th. Urar la beakhy acioa, U avoid
aU afalajrla.Xlalloa aUacka, IMzataa. Na
t mr.Dtwunmr Mreaaioa of Spirits. t& It
wi01anorata bkea (UM of via.. Vat Le no Ia-
twalaatlag bmrage.
'' "it Tmm bav 'eaten aaytbJa bard of
: . eusoatloa. or fea! beaey after amW, er aler
i loaa a? Sghc Sake a doe. aad yo U be nlitrrmd.-
Um.. aadl tWeSora Baia wm ba earex
' ay ala7i fceeplBC tbe EeraUtoe
'.J- fat tba Klaaaet
Tar, wmaterer the ailnMa aaay be. a thoroochly .
Vmrgmttrm, altmUvo aad ton, c
e oat of plaea. Tha ronedr is hwmlMi
ot tatarf.ro wHJa boalaoea or
rvnrxr vrcrTAriA
Aad kaa all the oawsr aad etteaey mt CaioaMl or
Qaiae, wUhout aay of tbe fcyunoue aftat m&mcm,
1 ' jPoeei aore Toatrmooy. .
' Uar Reoltr has ha bmha
fcaurf far aoaaa tba.. and I aaa aauaasd m mm
ealaable addiUoa to ta. awdical acioaoa.
J., Cnx Saoaraa, Goreraor of Abu
" Peo- S lewder H, Steftaoma, mt GeU
says: Uaae derived aoeaa bcaeht from the aa. ef
Sunmoas LiTar Regulator, aad wiah to giro it a
IttTLaSf teTiaMU .
wTlIIt!1.tfrruT,,.t UXtm
MmMlMT." 1 bin sd auorr RmdjM in ln-
oiroi aaa ucuuty. out
. a . . . . '
.anythiDK to beac&t mm to the
rrer Kerolater haa. I aeat from li.n.
1 to Georna fur fat. ud wmM m-A f..,,u
I a aiedicfaia. aad snU .11 .! .
tbioa: that mmwr fc.ls to refer.
tr. at. jAJcaer, IflaaeapoEa, Uinm,
5W. Wi aXaooai aayai From actual a.
fat th. ass of ti-, Jk.,..,.
ay practfoa I haw bee and aaa tatirfind to aaa
aad prescribe it as a
'' far-Take aaly tba Ctoamlae, wbicb mhrnwyi
baa oa tbe Wrapper tbe roa SS Trado-Sfarat
aad8i-aatro of JT. IX. ZEIXXX A CO.
' Q SALE BY All DRUGCISTS.
OB M03TDAT TBM OBADZO eCHOOL WILt;
OTZSr, AJTD ALL TUX TOCNQ LAX) EE 3
- A2TD inaSZS' WCO HATS HOT
'".- ,i ' " 'i GOT "A - -
is
rf thtit m m 1 .1 . w. 3
CAH aXT OXX AT. T. L. SXIQLS A Oa'3 VSBY
:j.vr't;:..w.:;:":..
, T. L. 6X7GLX has Jost tetorned from U Ta&
era market and eaa now ebow yoa
I 'THE BEST STOCK OF
O ODS
In 401 flrades aod Silk,
CHkAPXB THAW TOO BATS XTXJt EZJiU
litaa Ui XXXI WARaXT.
This season roa win
be'jbl
to (Lad la ear store
one of tbe
1 Dcsl Sslcclcd Sfctlis
TO bs rouiro m akt eocsz w rnx eTATi
Prices ta 13 Estircly Sitktctcrj
Can to see as aad be eoarlneed tbat these are
FACTS. :V
' ..lf .: ;'l ' ' : ..
W: rT'U;EtMS & CCa
n;
Asm
LOW PRICES !!i
I w
woutD nrro&if ths tvbuo that
I"" w baeelermea eopactoerabtp underlie
name and style of .
t Alexander,-
For the
enrpose of eondaAlo the Betan and
Grocery bualneea el thm oi4 eiandof
of oondartlDi
ruer
'.LmStor
eioaoo. air. baknxtt. erbo
OB eaanra er u DrMinoae, baa loot
returned from tne IS on asm Atari-
. e(s aroere be parenaeed one of -,
the best lines of
-GROCERIES
isaui -.r ' i:: KfeVeaed ta
, . tbla city. Wo are now
" opealne a full lino aad tn
J - a few are. our svock win be
v . eempiete. . It la oar lotanuon to
- make ooe ate teoend to ren In tba
State. 0UB A4lttl A.QX1U b ll,I1.2
Hie Best Gccls til tha Lowest Fri:
The enblla le lntarf tn nail anrl Initial m
atooKand see tor ltMif that ere a.eaal.
Whoaer ea tbat we Utnnd always to .
nana aTtuanc to be lauad la a autoU; Srsi caae
IXEAVT AND PAKOY OROGCHY.
Tery resdaotftillr," ,
B. W.BIPTT,
W. C. ALaXAIJU
septlSdtt
School for Dan ci n c
acpoia.
Sianoaet
aad
leTMHasCoE.
Barnett
PROF.; NOTT,
Cember of the Sorted it rroftasorstf r r :
BewTora.-wCIbecta si' class for L " 1 " ?
and lTaaters t-UK.j ar.smoci, r : : rj ,
stsao'c'- c."irtrT'.' n ii
tT Et 8 . V '. f't fj I'm t ,t il
- ' f ' 111! f t
' ". ! 3 f.-Uur?, rX tLs tctc3 Lara'
l::.;r.::: i .. : !i n r: .-rrr r 3
a y.i s..ou te s a t - i wmj
to t' --ht a ....-s-iif ... , aa fci ie ;
, ... J
la the eveniE2. j .3
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