THE CHARLOTTE NEWS.
VOLUME VII.
CJJIAHLOTTK. N. O.. WKUN'I'HDAY KVKNINU. FKIIUUAHY :i. 18U2
NUMUKU UuM
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fed. a
1803.
laWrealJaf Hive ef Aura Newt rh
4 VpalHs.gU'i Vb
Li rrwi.kl tise Oaslea4
tMi lbrsl Caar Ui,m lb 4
UUla If ! at Ma latalB.i
IbiMinkttu ff" tU bast la
Laataiaaa. Tsar M rT !
4 lbay ! Mpif la U diala.-
ear nsasplian.sau.ry ts Mr Cleveland
Tna beSet was drawa ap-ea M lis
asst. .Tt r" ' rr'
wbea Iba Uala earb4 feme, aa4
wars U 1 1 ai lb. iUib lb UaJa
left Ksll.bsry. U' futVi pro ml
nee I M .(Hie presided al I Us
bead af Ihe labia. Thai
al toasts Be sf wbleh was responded
htWUIr by the ei-t-reetJaai Mr.
Clsvelaad ananacd la gl la word
oflwowhh Nawa raprur. It
Mill o tuenlloa (id I lira, trtlt of lit
llp Hoe lb ha ! freely au4
qaeall. II Mltl lhal trtf as was
hie 11 f, ll wasooa of lb mosl eejoy
ahUef hi life. Ha Was decidedly
wall pleasd with hit rsoepUoo at
lbs hands of the Koalhero people.
Aa to vhtl lark be had bad wild hie
(an, ha woald ai eosnmlt himself.
THE TRAIN WRECKER.
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fa te..
tiilmi a"V. aa Im . t
law saaa Mm aaa. Urf
a ail sa i I a rM taasi
tt alls las Is a a to
Mia) Teresa' a a an. .i
asf Bis aa false l IMt
TW days are paaiua uoirkly and we art
a ItM vrj kwtnk low frit'l Already
taa kvrsty stalna bran tie afa pattJaa (uin
bars aap thrrm avsr tbsstors, like tbe rro
rasa pwatUn. larlr way ap la sunshine
IbroogH Ihe tta4 km?a l ainlar. JoatB
fcf. Tba lomlr tilitiam ftwh fhan lha
hajii of lha auArn ara -t" !' ialbtl
WirtmI fur Ilia arimiriWt i4 aaiir toe
para; Taa oaar llliW daJnlv Ulllooa Ibal aM
lha art Mi Waarli la tiranlr ar (trra la rraai-
aM MUaloa, ia all i4 lha tialtrala ahaiW al
Br, Ana, akr aV and uti. Ttta atabnadrr'
tnalhrflUlM rlaa lib utmiU and
Ibftrad Ibar fain tor mm lha fcowlWat irf nna
UmH iriiaak baoaatin bakalta and In
MM rival Mr arllata lhal a lha lal and
Braah; Tba axa tMtrala dnana Iwa.illfuily
atarulad o HualtD, oaJnamik. Jarklnal and
Mwbm; IHil blab art no tmWa ara now
te and en aaW; Mavaral lbwf and kllan aia
iaraatrd In Iba haixlaxurat t4 r" and lha
anUra praduel kf Hprlnn U "VI a hrr In lu
antirM, lit rnabaaak and baaoly; Earb day
brtojra ua frrah lonama of dainlv atalTi from
mtram tba mm. Our lara kit of Hamburp
bava tba aalt bm fuam ajiraT banihna amund
Ibaaa pat; Tbry ara hrpiindnJ nomik.
Mail urdara bara nranpl allanlkm.
til taallbala raM.
It laa't tian that aa act-ldral
ear to tba vaallbata train thai lltihi
C'harlotU to HUUavllla, but lha Iralu
that lafl hara al 4 M o'flix-a. yaalar-
dap aftareooa for HialilU, gnt iniu
a bad 0a a abort dlian-a ai f
leva. At Crnfia, a trurk unJrr iha
tandar broka aod Itiara waa a ran
ral dfralllof(f aoloa an I nrt No
nna ara hart lu lha arvcb. but Ilia
track a not rlaarrtl until lata in
Iba hi hi
T. L Seiglo & CO.
No. II V. Trada at. 18, K Tryoo at
CHARLOTTE, N.C.
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120,000 papers
Landreth's Fresh Seeds
Jl'rtT RKCEIVED.
FOR ItOTII
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
Borwell k Dudd,
WAOLE8ALE AND RETAIL
Druggists.
Vrr faar farmar coma ! tba
dtp oow-a dapa. Thar arw i.k bui
Ip aof 'pad lo alirritiK tha f"ll.
'ollei alill contra lu at a rli;ll
good rat. Tlia wavon unloaded M
balaa at ilia platdtrin iblt mnrtilnr.
Ilatr I. (I. Itrnu'htn. nf lULluK
haa racalvad a call In tha palorala i f
tha lUpilat church at Concord.
liar lr. W. H. Ciaaa.T l!l ron
doct prapar maatlnic aarvlrra at lha
Kiral Trcahy tcrlau church lo-nlaht.
Tha prallp aalhr ronllnu-,
but hlfh wind and clmnla of dual
vara a tllaagraaaMa alriucnt thla af
ternoon.
KaL Jfflint Kifa la now holding a
a aarlaa nf maallnir In Trlwr Uv.
Sam Jooaa will loctura In lialalifh
lo-mormw ulpht and Krlday tiliiht.
Mr.H H. Youii(hlvMl,of lluntara
vllla aod Mia Kit Hoy f Muidcii,
Catawba couotp, war mart lad thla
niornloir at lha homa of lha hrhla'a
father.
Tha regular monthly mt-tliif of
tha Indira Auillllary Hnclaty will I
held ou Thuraday afternoon, al 4 o
clock at the V. M. C. A. Memhera
pleaaa attend.
Mr. John It. Kivh, Dr. Molt.
Marshall Molt and aevrral other
prominent Rcpuhlloan pnm-d
through Haliabury laat night en route
for Ralelirh, where a meellns of tha
Republican Htale executive commit
tee It to l held to-day. They were
all In high feather.
Naw Arfrar ltaaeataTa-l)ay.
Key Ion i id.
oll ltnmntiii lint.
Htore newt T I. Mgie A Co.
Uanlen Md A It Kerne A V.
Say jftHii money lUmers A (
Cotton aeeil meal The DlivvrOil 'V.
Kiffnanil Tliintlee Jn llrriiti 'o.
Kulh Clevebuid Moccajtimi-iiray A IU'
hartlL
Wi'sons I'rystal WifT. frr.li ami crisp, at
OD R SHOES HAVK A WAI.K OVKK.
For downright, positive cheapness you will
find tt not difficult, but Impossible to match
tba ahoea w are telling; Oar artist's private
opinion la that they have a walk-over; Well,
he might easily be much further from the
truth; Don't take onr word for it, investigate
the matter for yourself, A small margin on a
continuous customer knocks oat a big mar-
gin on a single sale every time. That to why I
we are selling our shoes at a figure which no
other dealer has ever dared to quote, aud that
Jj why prudent purchasers are prompt pur-
: chasm.
A. F RANKIN A BRO
BUIST'S
Prize Medal Garden Saed
AND
BUIST'S
Onion Sets,
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A. B. REESE & CO.
Tba lUtbttvond A lUarltta lull
road aalhoillia clataa thai tbay
have LeroaJ a dati, ifiuj af
Iba parlUalaapllralJ la iba ahxk
lag af lha paaaaagay irala al Hoa-
tlaa'a brt Jf a aa Iba Weaura Nalb
arollaa tUllraad, on it. f?lb a
laaiAaaruaC Tbay claim thai ha M
Iba vary ana w ba tnlapleead lha rail,
and ba la now la the Charlotte Jail,
and baa bwu, far alt weak paaL Ha
la negro aaad John Kurd. Aa to
hie galll nf Inaaeanca. Tmi
haa no oplaloa la espreea, bal It tall
Iba story as ll got ll lal alghl fraan
na In aathnrlty. Tba wbola furai
an l.ilaraallog chapter. Ilaarla that
Ihu ufficlal, wba haa kept aa apa oa
tha various el age of the eeereb for
lla rker a noa day of the dlaasur(
waa al Hallabary. Til a Nisi laal
alghl dlapalrhad a spaclal rapoflar
U lhal place to aacare a detailed
hieloi ft lha caaa. In this lha re
porter waa surra. ful. What he
learued Is 1M lelnw, lil for obvloua
reaenna, paodlng arrangeenaala for
ll.a trial, ahlrb will ba bald In Char
lu'te, aonia i f lha evidence lirld bp
the railroad company caaool yel Im
rl eu ! the pabllr. The caee agalnal
J. .in ll.i) d a related In Til K N aw a
ll nlhi I follow.:
Tlirrr arrrl'ill til rra coirHl men
on the train a lin It went down, and
of lhaar, one mllrd. The other
two were bjdly Injun-U. Tao min
utes after the cars i-r ahatiareil ou
the ground a ttegro waa aean golug
through the sleeping car, robbing
.1 ut a a be enterexl lha thai l-red end
of the car he waa mat by two pasaen
icera ho wrre rraa ling out lie had
an peii knife In his hand. One of
the pankengera who was Injured, ap
peallug to him. eald : "l'lae hal
me out." To this he replied: 'Dsnin
you. viu are well enough off " Itoih
paaaengers got m P'hhI liMik at the In
t'ui'a an I evaii In thefearful fright
of the hour, evidVut preaeore
there for the iiroe of rolilierr, so
I it pressed them that they snld thep
could Idontlfy him. If evrr again
they hud eves on him. The one who
apM'ali'd lo him f r help, w him
B-oiug through the pockets of n pair
of pautn. Thrse two paei(era lies
criled Hi Intruder minutely, to
the clothes !) wore, and the rsiliosj
antliriliis at oiic- .et al I tlie
tnk of c:pl ii ri n ir h i in It a a .o
work lull -viiitii.tlly tliesy pt a t li'r,
and the follow Inif Ootoher they lud
the in h n potted. From that day uu
til the j.iil door closed on Mm In
Charlotte, his footstep were iollow
eu it ay mid nigr.t I'V eyes IhAt never
lost sight of hini, w hile other hands
were getting the chaUi of evi.lt nee
complete. Tho case was almost
nilde up ag.iinst him, when tho
Charlotte police nrrsted him for
stealing tt cow, and he w as placed In
jail herV 'I'hat was last Decemtter.
The railroad authorities took steps
to M-nr his safe confinement, and
then continued t'.ielr Investigations.
Two week npo, the passenger w4io
had called for help in the wreck and
received such a brutal reply, arrived
in Charlotte, He was taken to the
juil. and showed into n corridor.
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fela nbeslB ftastlo) Ba4 laa-4 ail
bl ptieasae, aa.aa U !-, la
haa tlaaaataaa alaa aWa lha
lia. aa1 rlvaU4 bis gaAatfxMi H4
faJaUag WU lagaf totaal ladlvlaaal
be aald. aai bis ba waa daai-lad
'Thai la tba ais ataeaU
Iba abaf aa(ar a!flve4 beta.
aa-J ba waa Ut.s ! iba lall, sluts
Iba prinaa.a aala agaJa tiaad ap.
Oa basaa-aax-wa lalo tba fwvas. ba
ar raaiily pirkrd il Hy4. "Tba I
lsblm.baaatd, -ll la palafal Is se
blam." Mo Iba IJsaliBraUoa Is aoaa
plata.
Boyd la aa ei nll and Ual
psstadof blallfafroaa May l"l. U
tba pfaaaal liana Is covered by reorle
ssrared bp Iba railroad authorities.
Tbar bate traoad Una day by day
and hate a rerrd Ibal boars eoovlr
lion It. yd waa aaaUae-ad lo Iba
peaiieaiurr la Tolaaubla far bar-
glary. la Jaaaary lawl. la May sa.
ha auada bla aacaps lis turned up
al Kofi Hboala. K. C, tbaa al Cheater,
lha a al Cbartosia. If a worked br
for Mr. Wrtjoay, os) Capt Alsiau
dar'a farm, w aa a laan.slar for a man
named rkwii. and asrvad f-r a faw
days al a blrk yarL lnjalyl.rl.fi
CharlolU and went to Htalosvlile.
wbaie ba gol In a gang of four other
sl coovlcta a remained al Hlalea.
villa anlll after the srrerk Than he
want to Winston, where he rlisnred
his aanta lo Tom MllUr. From Wln-
hl he went lo ireetislro, Ihrn to
lellnrl.-ii. l- Hall.hory so t hsrk lo
Charlotte. a com on tied burglarlea
and rohtrles al each of lhea plsrea.
II of w M ih are proven on him.
Tlia story of his oera(lns as told
bv himself lo confederates, on four
Ittlereal occasions, did ut vary In a
single Instance aud corroborates ll.r
avldeore lhal has lwn gathered
against hint. Hi ore his I near cere
llou, ha haa denied everything, hut
the stories of Hllage and r"tlery ha
ha 1 previously told had len sua
lalned by proof, and It Is reaaouahla
to suppose that hla version of the
wreck, as given In his confiding ruo
merit to those whose business 11 w aa
to lrai Mm. Is al true. At all
event, the railroad tne.i say they
have evidence to prove It The story
told by Hojrd, and which he no-r de
uiea Is sabatautlally that he gol away
from the penitentiary aad finally
lauded at Htatesville, as hs been
told. There he got In w ith four oth
er negnves, a ii 1 t hey spent tha time
gambling and thieving. Finally af
ter having lwn "broke" for a few
days, he coucelved the idea of wreck
ing a train and got the nthera to Join
him. They intended to wreck a
freight due at ' he hndge at , o clock j
and witfi a claw htr and a wrench
they aet to work removing the rail.
They first started to draw the spikea
on the outside, hut after breaking of!"
one spike, they tfot to work on the
Inside, drew ihe spikes mxl pulled
out the rail The freight train they
eipected had been anno. led. .ind in
its place rame the passenger train.
"Whan the fellows siw it m a pas-
aengwr train." said P.oyd. "they got
acareil aud ran oil. Hut I dnln t care.
ran down as six n a he tumbled
and got in. If any of tlom had re
aiatod me, I intended to cut their
throats. I took apair of -.ecs from
an old woman, and got one fellow's
watch and pocket hook, then an old
man ran ni oat. That all 1 got
from tha wrack." After telling of
some money ho knew other parties to
have taken, Hoyd said that ha went
to Winston and changed lis name to
Tom Miller. He burned a car load
of cotton on the Roanoke A Southern
ii as4 seat h rasas, a Wist la
iM.i aad etaia taa gl4 atb
fi a I a'Uaaars swaa aase4 I Vy4.
Haatuiaa'ds a44 tbta tlkb
liixoU4. far 111 aa4 larwagh tba
railis I hleiUiM. It sras falaraa4
bMr Uy4 lUy d Ibaa Ulls sf fst
ly d.daUoa aaul ba gs4 bswb bn
Chartolba. a bad . leaned a fab
Capt K. It, AUusJ.r. baaaa, aad
bad f4 aa fa aa V UIm a S ladoW,
baa ba was frlghlaaad by a seats
Its Ihsa weal baMr Vliguay's boaaa.
a! If fed la lta bsxk duuf whits lb
faaally waaal aut'pr, a4 gslag lake
the eleepleg Ii-m... Lid aadrt a bad.
Wb.s ill as. ,ai.l ba robbad lha
hates. Mr Mctjaay's father In law.
Mr Rhyne, was itir on a vlll that
algbl. Ita)4 got las waleb aad chain.
Whew lloyd aa. jailed, abarlff Hmllb
fonnj a gold chala In Ms porksL
Mr. Ilhyaa Idaallnaa lha cbala aa tba
one Ibal waa stolen from blot thai
alghl al bla soa-tB-law'a bouse
This, than, la lha railroad's taae
against lloyd. or ao much thereof, aa
II Is willing Ui gfva lo lbs public al
preeeaL
Vaa S ktobav t aaaa --Ta Cm Mm Jaata
ttpeaa.
Tub N r W ' report rinsed yesterday
aftaraooa with the result of tha vote
on the application of Jo Ijnjy for
lirenee. Mr. W. ('. Maiwell watilc-l
cotumlsslouars Hilton and Klrkpal-
rltk lo stale lha ground for their re
fusal but Ihey dr lined. Hr then
a.ked lhal the board hear the at-cond
petition of Mr. I. lady, also lha peti
tion of Mr. Hadger ud Mr. McCor
kla. Mr Jrtum had lo leave on the
I 3U iralu for his home on account of
Irkneas in his family, I ut Mr. Moors
aid he was willing, however, to re
main as long as there was any busi
ness before tha board. Messrs. 11 11-
tou and Kirkpatrlrk adjourned
though, and no date was aet for th
future hearing of the cases.
Till N learns that counsel for
the liijoor men w III take Mr. I.lody's
cim before J udga Hynuui. at Mon
roe, neit week.
Aa Ola Mall4la( llf le aalllied.
The old eye sore Floral hall, form
erly the p'lde of the projectors of the
Fair Aseoclatlon, but now property
of the Four C'a, at lil worth. Is being
torn down to make room for Improve
ments In contemplation, and lo util
ise IU timber In a way that will be
of service to the patrons of I.atta
Park. The busy aeaaon mapped out
by the enterprising gentlemen con
nee ted with Charlotte's wide-awake
Improvement company, will Iwi de-
ve'oped as the mouths roll by. One
thing is certain, that all the beauty
artifice ctn attempt to vie w ith na
ture, will le bestowed on the resort
which last summer became o popu
lar with the people. Additional cars
will be put on the electric line, even
ing the con vensenl handling of the
crowds which w ill be attracted thlth
er.
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FAIR TO SEE
Nona of lha seasons Novelties baglaa t compare with war fllltanef t
ray of CARD MAHKM. How popular they ars Is avldancad br lha dasaaaJ
for them, ll haa basn sisa Illy Incrsaslns? itnl ll Lu i tau)l .Ha.
yet I f yon are out of tha fashion, you are virtually oat ot Iba u(J aai
tha w orld orver yel boasted of anything daintier or mors fashion, tble tbaa
our N KCKI.AI'KS. Thev are so eluollt In dealrn anil an irfwt la .l.k-
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oration that imthing but an unconditional surrender Is In order whee yaa
see them. If you want to took al something mors than oaaally UeapUaa
come an.1 glance at our I'neof Dl A MOM) HI Nli.H. Fall sloek; fair priesM,
(uallty guaranteed.
BOYiN E &
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Charlotte, 1ST O.
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One lot Ijniies Muslin (Isnncnts with h
ra.s seams nattily lace trimmed.
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The Indies are all busy preparing for sum
mer and yon might be tienetitlwi hy looking
into onr well stivkeil domestic department: it
is built of all the best brands of t 'ambries,
Twills, and plain lkimestirs.
Sheeting and Pillow (Vsing. 14. Ut. I'M.
linen or cotton.
New lot Towels.
did ends of Table Pama.sk bargains.
About ' pair hanibsunc l.iiv Curtains,
broken lota, well worth considering.
Kxtra Super tVrjx'ting worth S.r' now (ile;
others proportionately low.
Orrftt Kinhroidery and White (ioods (ls
trihution continues; All widths, prill's ami
qualities;
Heaps of Torchon ljice; if we would name
the priiv il would tickle the earth.
Marrtae This Morning.
Major M. M. Heartt.of S'eele Creek
township, was married In this city
this morning, to Miss Janle (SilTord.
The ceremony was performed at II
o'clock, at the residence of the bride's
mother, Mrs. Ann Clifford, by Rev.
Mr. Wharton, of Steel Creek church,
and Immediately thereafter, the
newly wedded left for Major Heartt's
home .
Wreck Sk Ihe K. O.
Tm Kim, Ohio, Feb. 3 A wreck
occurred on the Baltimore A Ohio
road this nicrnig In which several
passengers were killed.
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We have just received a nice assortment of these celebrated Kofi Bho
for infanta. They are the latest craxe of the season and ara surely tha hand
somest infant shoe ever pnt on the market, being made of Ihe finest French
Kid. We have them io white, canary, terracotta, fawn and tan colon.
each otie being lined and trimmed with a different colors; making tftatn U
most stylish tiling iu the way of a I aby's soft shoe ever pat on the iarkt;
And being named after the most popular Baby in the world the aratlOW
lieingsold in every city In the Cnlted Htatea Come or send aod get a pair.
Sizes 0 tot; I'rlce V)c; Hy mail on receipt of price.
GRAY it HA11NIIA11DT.
19 Eaat Trade Street, C1IARL0T1 E. N. C .'
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Gentlemen's Patent Leather Bhoes In gruat variety; suitable for bust-'
nessor dress. All the leading styles at popular prices. These goods ar
all made to our order; only the best French stock used. . , -
Ladies Patent Leather Boots, black French cloth tops. Thin ia tb
handsomest dress Khoe in the market and every one should make point
to xee them. ' v
Wbitmore's Paste Polish for Patent Leather, price 25o. Giv na call
3rIT.RE-A.TH & OO,
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Continnes to be Offered the Publicly
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THK HOLIPAYrt HAVE GONE RUT PRICES BTILLRK
MAIN CIIKAP. ELKO NT PARLOK HUJTM, CHAMFKR
SUITS, . AHINETS HALL CHAIKH AND RACKH, DMU
TABI.KS AND DINING ROOM FURNITURK, PLUHfiltOCK
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