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' OTR A ilT.OTTE. N. C. MONDAY. OCT 26"l89 . 2LSL-
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CRISP IS DEAD.
GEORGIA'S GREATEST STATESMAN
PASSES AWAY.
THE FALLING OUT OF HANNA AND QUAY.
Died Suddenly of Heart Failure at 3
, , .hiwrcns O'clock. ---He Would Have Been
ueorgia's Mext senator.
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k' l-ov locked
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during the
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Y.s into pi,
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Spec al to he News.
! Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 23. (3:30 p.
m.) Hon. Charles F. Crisp, late
Speiker of the U. S. House of llep
! resentatives, and present Congress.
man. ilied here at three o'clock- this
' afternoon.
j Heart, failure was the cause of his
death. He had been quite sick for
: some time, but his death was sudden
i
j and unexpected.
Mr. Crisp was the leading man in
public life m Georgia, and one of
the most popular men in the State.
He would have undoubtedly been
elected to the Senate by the Legisla
ture at its next session had he lived.
SPAIN'S DEPLORABLE CONDITION
Howard Gould
YiiiYY.
mfe4 w, IMP
WHEAT UP AGAIN.
ANOTHER EXCITING DAY ON THE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
T. Npw York Qrain Market Stronger parts of the surrounding country
todav to participate m
in Spite of the Kise in inc gtuw.--.. . 4 whirh
!" P. ! ,iu Risinsr in the ffrand Democratic rally wmen
THE RALLY AT MATTHEWS.
Fine Speech of Judge Bennett andMr
Lockhart-Big Day for Democracy
For the News and T ME3.
Matthews, Oct. 22. There wa&
a good crowd ot people iroui au
Sterling Exchange.-StiH Rising in
flanitoba.
By Teletrraph to The News.
Chicago, 111., uct. ;iouy
was another exciting season in the
Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat
has been several points off and has
sppn a steady decline for the last
13ut this morning tue uun
the grand Democratic rally which
had been anticipaieu iui oww.
The number of people here and the
r -a 1 ol-A nr -rnQr.
interest maniiesieu gu
the people "hereabouts" are still
marching under die banner of De--,
mocracv. There was some disap
nointment at lirst, ' when it was
known that two of the speakers ex-
. ir:n ,-wl nr.Oll.
Tillman and ex-oen-
TrthiSmorninff the bulls made . . w
a charge and TLTCUi they did not ge. here
Halt Import Bread8tus-Only Patriotism
Prevents Kebeinon si uume.
By Telegraph to The News.
T nvnnv Ont 22. A Madrid dis-
Perhaps honest people are going to get their dues.
New York Worm.
J-J 1 1 V- ) w -
1IJALED .SHOES. patch says the Queen Kegent presid-
3 BUo,tMek eaataenei.of ministers today. HeHt0HrBU:
uiatcou s r.i ARIflN RAIL 1 CARLISLE ROTTEN EGGED.
lift I Uwli wbniiiw" w..
, . w ' IUP 1 I II" V
f best, price 5i ou.
r,- PvlV.f Grain Button,
icincrlv neat
... i' rv).
;: Congress, no strings
V..--'
tTuII off; a great
il 03. Sii-s 2J to 8.
LREATH &
Spnor Canovas. rremier,gave a com
. . 1
Iplete sketch, which was gloomy
enough, ot home ana coioniai miaut.
The loss of men in the colonial
Crowds Called Him Traitor and Hoot-
He Writes From His Sick Bed a ed Him Down in His uwn siaic.
Ringing Address to the People. j Carlisle, Secretary of the
TTon. Cvrus B. Watson, Democrat-1 fl e?ged and
idis'Vfore hooted do, n in hi, fiVst ch ot
Hp fl.a M.mrai(rn 1U hlS Own Diate. lie
ll i ataiiJ.
was a rise 01 two auu
bushel. This is in spite ot toe iaci
that, the rate of foreign exenange
has been raised.
New York, Oct. 23. The gram-
market is strong today xrduiufe
was good, and the market price ior
cash wneat rote lu (.chw.
This is in spike of the fact that
the Bank of England has raised the
rate of Sterling exchange.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Oct 23,
thron?hout Maui
V ucai iuuuuuj - o
4-v. 4-. mointairi its nlace at the top
notch. It is not affected by the
thp American mar-
spCLUiauu" -
The Government estimate of the
Manitoba puts the
figures at more than ten million
bushels.
GO
I 1 1 Li
-over better trim
BANNERS UP!
wars has proved disastrous to bus- the campaign ends is unlikely. He the campaign in ms own -r
V vMti ilV the marked will be able to make no more speeches spoke at Covington, Ky., Ihursday
bandry as indicated by the marheu. win ucau , uQ wr;tPfrnm " . . n.. or on the
- . , crriAin will be in tins campaign, uut -- ---- nlgnt. wneuuc
decrease in export,. Spam will be & appeal to the .
compelled to largely import bread- loyal men o North Carolina. followed YOCiferous cheers
BLUiis. 1 t.YL ncf PPmpd fr Krvan.
Only the patriots ot tne peas- ;'Accoru.a w , . . 7i"anti. fol. some time af-
antry prevents the latent discontent .for ''"foa, ! desired to ter Secretary Carlisle begap to
nirnnt 1 - i- neflP . 1T1 1, rtmn otp U rtrOWIl ma wiv.-
xruui uicum wfe I meet my oppoueui, im. spfa,n, wuivvV u
ioint debate upon all question in tnis s0 tnat those nearest mm -
JAILED IN A LEGATION. Jampaign, but they rejected mychal- tage could not hear his words At
We aSd declined to stand up in the the&same time a crov. d occupiea he
A Chinese Doctor Abducted in London f with me before the people. 8treet and rent the air with snonu
tor S-y A.ln.tthcEmper. exposure and fatigue I have for Bryan. This .iUnned at f re-
ior conspnj- & x . .i, , Ui, inpoa and mtorvn. s during the entire
-XUct-U Salis- rrSS I nrW a man on
... :0, " blinded an immediate advised that I may nn be abe t ? ouldstout.
release of San Yat Sen, the Chinese nt er ne j rife this that Carlisle's voice was strong but
p ian who is said to be a British "jTn'.hose sections of North ot able to cop, .with ti Mnm-1 on
Lbect, and was (according ; u .the Carolina 1 liave not W able to J
statement of his menus... wu..-- ''7w e becanse I can mt caAie sailing through the air iron
4.1, rv,;nn5P Wation. them, iviilc , . c i,oii Tt. missed his
'.oil.
I tsiatcuituu - l.i.
machinezy set in while nassing the Chinese legation, ui. , t would that every
. , i rsf I COU1U tu cuv.. . , . l Y
and held a prisoner on tne cnuigc ktter in every word Gt thismignt u
having been engaged in a conspira- & tQ e to shout a warning tnat
cv for the overthrow 01 tne .uuu COines irom i..c ole.0 -
Cy these, anxious days a warn
dean goods sell
ape: here than than
ah does elsewhere.
I Ji cts, worth 18 cts.
,!. Uic heavy,
ms, ? cts, 8 cents,
- k undershirts,
lc, and 25 cents,
"V';.: r Cloth.
. is. worth 10 cts.
. - t see these,
.... . '.ic 5il:'", --'o.
;Leat our prices.
If.-
rrvP BPnsational story ot tne im
prisonment of the Chinaman at the
Chinese legation is
T-
Crisp's Body Lies in State.
r., Tti.-.pra.nn i'J j."
these, anxious days a
against the blow to the lioeri) ouuc
masses of the people that threatens
us in the clinched fast of Mark
Hanna. My own voice canno now
b- raised in your hearing, but let the
voice of this'letter plead with you,
f fr mvself. but for my name on
rk o Thp , i..t",i fn..tliP names of my
fie rear of the hall. It missed ms
head less than a toot, tailing untuc
vinil liim ank breaking.
rmiuuim ,
i lni.r another effg shot
i. secuuu oj ....
r uQ rl fell at Carlisle s
1 1 UIII I Llti
i - . a.
fifpl a moment amid
i .u.i ,;tfin,pnt. He then said
he hoped those who did not desire
NEW COONS ARE HERE.
Hanna's Niggers Are Circulating in
the East.
A special from Williamston, N. C,
to the News and Observer says:
rp-u ., npw r-nnns in the x.ast.
Nearly everywhere you go you una
one or more of Hanna's black
;...;Qo ttparinor stoveoiue hats,
f Uliosai ic, "J-5 Til f
yellow shoes and the loudest styles ot
loud clothes, xney &pcu --j
lavishly, and of course are soon the
m"i om" with the native bLcks.
yieai
They talk sound meney and protec
tion, and tell the negroes that the
free silver scheme waf gottenup by
the Democrats only to fool the ne
groes, and if the Democrats get id
power, it win ue gwu-ujv
"'With us, my colored brethren, it
: ..,1QSt;nn nf free silver or free
IS a uuconv" , . i
nigger. iou can iaive ui-w
. .iooq i am 'A. i ret" iiititici. maa
VUU Jicact. j- .
J . l 1 r.. T r m orffl!115t.
myselt, ana mereiuie x
YUlu lite wi'vi.
" This is a sample of the speeches
Rnt these North -
ern negro emissaries of Hanna, while
sn.tisfvinT the
mey u i c t li c jiu""" o
blacks, are also dissatisfying the
whites.
but while they did not get here
Judge v- t' Bennett aim xxvu. tj.
a t ,-vrt-liorf lifl as did also the
county candidates, excepting Mr.
Hansom, and let us say that we are
sure there was no one who felt dis
appointed in the least alter listen
ing to the speeches Mr. Lock-
hart s speecn was
Judge Jenneu juso caiutu
"brimming lull" auu
over." They bo'h made s'rong pleas
.1 iU -rlYl!S. CA
for Democracy ana lug iut,
of silver, as did also the other speak
ers. Judge Bennett's very manner
coupled with appearance age, show-
- A i l- rm TrnAWI Pfl CTA
ed that ne spohe nom
.i 1 4 1 mrnarionAA m
sainea tnrougn me "7
fe .Tint, listen ta
years, aim uue vwwi ---- ,
J ' . . 1 ;nH -T thA
him without Demg couviuuc
great depth of his convictions. He
deferred to the past history of the.
Democratic party in pre of of his ,
. .1 . 1 f nn rri 11 Q CTP. OT
statement mat 1 ne w-B-.
- 1 1 1iwvinnrQTlA .
silver had always Deen uciuuw.u
1 J ,.,.mnfo tfllfPTl
doctrine, ana reau k:
from the Congressional ieuuiu0
, ai nnmnornts in Con
snowing Luab ituwv.
gress had always fought for silver. ..
We will not go into a further de
scription of the speeches but suffice -it
to Hiv they were all good, and the
day was truly a Democratic feast,
and we believe that ail went away
more determined than ever that De
mocracy shall wm on tne oru
November.
TO CHECK THE FLOW OF GOLD.
Eacli
TLNTA, bU., UCi. the tlCKet aim xui . ' , -
, V nf th lat Hon. Charles F. comrades; no: for myself or for them
Sls"l toa, to the State
Capitol, where it win represent is the righteous cause ui a
riirhtous, Ions sunering yf,-,
selves, who eVy for delive.ance and
whovearnnotforthe "purple and
gold "of palaces," but who seek onlv
!o dwell as iheir fathers intended
.1 u.,i.i mi,W their own Mne
ami fig tree, where none dare to mo-
Live Items of State News.
TV10 wii-Tipsspfi in the Cobb-Ward
case at Liucolnton have- been sent.
bctorehe .and jury wmcn wui,
investigate the matter and determine-
whether Mr. Cobb is to oe arresieu.
for ill treatment of his wife. Mrs.
-p w Ward. Mrs. Cobb, and Mr3.
John H. Arrington and the Cobb
servants were examiutu m
terdav regarding Cobb s treatment; 01
his wite. ine iytessrs.
frs. E. W. Ward testined regaraing
the recent shooting.
At the joint debate ot tne rerson
county candidates at Winsiead yea-
terday S. x. oatterueiu, nu.ii
candidate for the House, made a
bitter incendiary speech that stirred
up the negroes and they attacked a
white man; he defended himself and
a general fight between the two
races ensued. Negroes threw rocks
at the white men until somebody
tired a pistol and the negroes ran,
Vla ia ffM.rP(1
ruriiici wuuw'1' iu
Confederate Veterans at tneir an-
va'v? 1
c,i.,v mnrnin?. when the re-
A.HU0H & 00. ftains' will be taken to Americas for
interment cuimav
;y yle, and any
o: at most half
- up this depart-
j .
TS: Why
his Blanket
nket." Why
: ud oai; his as
.- acknowledged
..!' the Mock, the
: -'ill as cheap as
thp Venezuelan Matter.
Wvsiiingtox, Oct. 3:J. fcir ; Ju
1:..! i,.,' ppfnte called at the btaie
Tv-artmPTit todav for tne purpose t or make afraid.
A . , r- , .,,.i7 filiipv. a I
of presenting to icuu, ,
nronosit on wnien u -i---.-- ,
Htf-e :!!: Venezuelan Coutro-
ver.-v.
nuai meenug m kjw
plpptpd their . old officers. A com-
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n 1p rear Uold So great is the alarm m mittee of Bine was appoiaieu 10
'v. .wRrv. T ondonover the contmuea expuiL the legislature to maKe r
2u"!lt with that a rumor is current that the ropr?ati0n for the Soldiers' Home.
ld?e S SnnV of France has agreed to make 1 Committee was appointed to re-
BEUEVES HE WAS MURDERED.
at 80c, the
. ;iml whenever
..- -()(
- " in
v.-ool, Tennessee
Litii -)oC is at
. .. !.
Ur. Tanner Burned 10 au,
y v Ohio. Oct. 23. Dr. lan-
iu-r th freak who made nime.f U
mousbylivmg tony u
food, was burner- ' , -.re
Whitmore-t;ouino" - i --
ds "like El- Wednesday.
Merchant Ueaa.
Prommeni t
Wx'iirj,yf the firm of
Idied this moiuiu
r 1, nee. VV iae su-
.-,.-. Extra heavy
wide bleach Do-It-d
Flannels, ah wool,
::os3 Goods. 52 inca
'. -is :it -i74c.
-aw it advertised in
lis for TIMES readers
- 'ne irood. 5 yarns wm
.1.. rOTl-1R7l- ?50
tr.h .... . ' , - ; in
ui.,f i;ross. II you tec
llMs ,, v so Its yroTih 50c yd
Js ivi liy: even if you don't be-
tii- . ..
I''d your account?
D:iar RlnwS Uo.
lug D ' M
of the tug v 1 -ornnVlvn. blew up
the foot 01 Direct, vj- . ,
tne AUU . . a 1 An Tewis, tne
.Vim" sunk
Cotton Advanced Sharply-
By Tetegrap!. to Tje Kews
IboD goodie,
pool cables.
Andrus Thinks There is a Band of An
archists in Yonkers.
Pv T.-lcgraph to The News.
By ' v ( )pL 23 John
1 ON Ir.K, x j- ,
.. . t L.f.o rhnt he believes
v Anurtis stan.o
Mg brother Hamlin Andrus, who
LsUUed by JheeMdos.on of a
bomb m the ou.ee - -' ;,nr.
Chemical Co., was uei iua j
dered by anarchists. He iupeet
?dmenyhaving arranged the bomb
and diabolical machine with n hicn
?. lf i-mnt.ion. Andrus claims
0 know of the existence of a secret
land J anarchists in Yonkers and
sas he will spend thousands of dol-
lars in hunting
Preparing for Bryan's Election
. r.i- Manv re-
JNE:V c' .s and apart-
cent lease ause
meats m m c? -
stipulating - nd in
paid mom. uy This
&,:us sai ; is
owners proteewvu
triumpas'
Alarm in England at the Sale of the
wilnw Hetal to Amenta.
to hear him would leave tne xiai . ;
A r;heer followed this, and urn.ie .y C . 22 The dis.
.rnnPPdpd. He spoke Uo hours, - VlifInwPfl thls
and while no more egg ere thrown V J Qf E and t mial meeting in the-State capital re
he was hooted and Jre elected their . old officers. A com
throughout his speecn go tia th
..i. fun cntup Ollt; 111
UlC Oi l-iiw
would propose three cn
an. and the hall would shake mm affreed to make
i 1 j tit mi it 1 1 1 :i v 111 1 , 1
cheers. The crowu oiusiuc t. r,.v, institution
thCariWe fJught bravely against with a ,iew preventing the increase
thtLnVand veiled at Uie of Germany
top of his voice in order to b l ea 1 The lo p fi t
His exertions appw""-" " .. .!,., tbrowins the buruen 01
i Lmed several lemons dunng his eeks ago throwing
need,. Much sympathy was ex- ne : - p ctf is not suffi--SSS:
XZ another advance at an
. t""UV 1 8 "TI "Lsults It i estimated ten million, of gold
deeii cnaguu ai mv. .
Illlii uv
upon
neigh-
heaped
b01t the conclusion of Carlisle's
speech he was escorted from the hall
to the street oy sevcicu -
in his home, six
was aeeo . r -- . Uce.
r'wc? followed him
liootl 2
it was tearett mat -
Wnnhl he mobbed. J-ne pu".
are now en r
oute to New York.
f rVio wisbitnre to 'publish the
historical material collected by
Judge A. C. AveTy and Judge Wal
ter Clark.
The Commercial Travelers' Bryan
and Sewall Club was formed at the
..1 TIT 1 ,1
Park hotel, Kaleigh, weunetuay
niht, and a hundred names were
enrolled at once from every part of
the country, nearly every commer-
-r ii. ,.;4-r mini n cr
cial traveler m tue uilv Fttc
down his name on the list.
The Perquimans liecord, edited
bv one ex-Key. 1. v . iauu, uv
- " 1 uy uiit ' - Y . , 1
list, ureses tne
Big Tin Plate Works to Resume Psts and Republicans to be
St. Louis, Mo., Oct Zo. it i& and aert in order to re-elect
announced that " Senator Pritchard. It says concern
stamping and tin plate mills, which his defeat, -this would be a
have been shut down tour month, , The man who favors
will resume Monday. Ihe worKS Pritchard may not be a
employ two tnousanu u. goldbng, but, if not, he is tne uam
Duke anlDhs Badly Injured. of goldbngs
would be mobbed. The ponce, Edinburg, ucu wm Parade on the West ae.
i. wtW crowd bacK anu frftTn Cairnsmore KirAcauuiig T.iPrranh to The News
Oa 1 le rSd home safely. Sen- stat?? that the Duke and men- Af
(Jarlisie reauueu. - -j .
ous troubleis feared when he speaks
at Bowling ureen oaiuj
France to Study finance. Touched Her. xne wu QJ waH ori-
By raph to The News roubiia. Pa., Oct 28 - in ; aedTThe. today asked
Paris, Uct. " "Sto 7 in- The steamer "Spartan," uj. ohtoined a permit for the
mpeting today it was decided to in I line which went ashore at for and bteined a i per Qf
tion.
shire, states that the Duke and Duch- Chica 0ct. 24. After ponder
ess of Bedford, while driving today, the. Dem0cratic
w nrra QTill un v ' 1 J ln4
were thrown irom a "'6- leaders to the conclusion late
seriously injured. M to hola the proposed parade on
Nrlched Her. the west side, msteao ox
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