'A ? VTol. Xii. o. 2723 C0NC0U1, N. C. TUESDAY, MAY 31 1898 W hols. Na m IT'S ALL O VER, i MOVEMENTS AHEAD. ' f HH1TS J Ent There Are Interesting? Incidents That Can Be Told By Batehes. Some 'one In the mob was heard to say that the scoundrels ought to be taken outside of the incorporation before being lynched. This sug gestion was conformed to, but the place of the hanging was not more t.HQYt T" fTT TT- e a .-tin--! v-P ll i Ijotlom Drops out or wneat r -y vi.siuv ui iuu " ted to Have Playetl UUJ awvu, uut Ui loe ume lb 18 not thought that any . one knew where the line was. -oRl)ERED TO TAMPA FROM CHICK AM AUG ATHOUGHT T0 MEAN AN IMMEDIATE INVASION OF PORTO RICO. Xciier Report " fff H-ljIawailan; Question Being De- iv Caiilesram and Telegram to . the Daily i 'Standard. . " " r A Reported Captnre. Boston, 135 p. in. It is re liably reported that the Spaniards bare captured the Cuban Vice-Press ident Capote and' a vessel on which he emb.rkadat the beanh near Cape Ma58i, Cuba. Troops Embarking For Action Some whereThe Restormel Captnred With 2,400 Tons of Coal Will Nchley Attaet. or Walt .lews from Manila ? We have been misled several times and have probably mieled our read ers with the announcement that our .roops were to make a movement to Cuba at once, j We belieye the move ments were contemplated when ans nounced. but those who appreciate the liabilities to changes of plans made necessary by the movements -of the- enemy will not be surprised for their expectations to be th wartecJ. The situation as wo see it ho v is that Commodore Schley has Bhrewdn BIG LOT The gUs3 that was scattered oyer the floor in the front hall of the jail Sunday night by the, breaking open ; i ' i ji . -" i ox lne aoor. reminaea one or y aIIowed Cefvera to enter Santiago pmci.uiui ui tuuBuuwiaau wuu wmo aud has effectnallv shut him ub and OF on'glassa:' Lee Ordered to Jacksonville, Washington, 1.35 p. m. It is rui inored that Major General Lse h; been ordered to hurry to JaCKSon- Tille. The reason. i3 unexplained. ence to our legal office re. There is an order directing eight . . i regiments to go to Tampa from Two negroes, Charles Baruhardt Chicamauga. ' This, is construed as and Ed. Williams, members of the manintr an invasion- of Porto Rico chaingang, acted as pall-bearers for : a ..... or to furnish suppcrt for Schley at Santiago. ' - The officers in charge at the jail showed no fear and did their ut most to perform their duties, but not tl n ? 1 in rrrf 1 . Viotr vonnnnina 4 Vi o ) - ; j """ about it. There seems grea danger they were in that night. It is indeed fortunate that no un reasonable character committed vio- the occasion. The coffins were near the place of the hanging. Coroner Caldwell asked if there was any rel- si.. -1 -. - . x The Bottom Dropped Out. rauvetj; ui .Lie corpses maw wibu iu Chicago, 1.35 p. m! The bottom take charge of their body and if has dropped out of Leiter s and May wheat deals are selling at fifty be low Saturday's closing instead of twentv-five above as was expected. Leiter' is reported to have cleared seven million dollars. ; - ' Five Gunboats Arrive. there was to come forward and get them. No one came.. Joe Kizer's hands had to be taken fro rd behind his back in order to get the body in the coffin. The mob turned into the Old Lutheran churcV and were very rar. ,fTart.ifin 1:35 n-m. -A snn. f1"UBU1Jr-" -D"1UB OB j '" boat arrivine renorts five American "hen jome one induced them to go wships at Mole, St. Nicholas. rendered the. Spanish fleet harmless. Dispatches this morning indicate that troops are on the move for Cuba. The movements are kept close, and we do not kndw much to be little in the way of an; onward movement. Capt. SigsbeeJwho now has the St. Paul in i p'ce of the Maine. caught the British ute-m transport Restormel on the 25th having on board 2,400 tons of coal and head ing for Santiago harbor evidently in tended for the, Spanish fl-et. No protest was madb by the officers and there is little doubt that the shit) and cargo will be forfeited. It is all j conjecture now as to whether Commodore Schley will attack-the forts arid fleet or will wait to exhaust them, or will hi cr operated with by land forces m. the rear of Santiago, Developments eeem to point w the latter theory. If this is the plan the troops now. moving are evidently intended for tars purpose. A dispatch from London is to the if ' ;' v"!; " 'f i. If A,i3 ?:' - . - - . . YOU FURNISH THE .FES3V ' VT E DO THE REsIV That's all we wsk yn to do if. T nish the feet. We win r.ut rta ii tbe Teet but we will o j? Ji $2 50 Ladies' Shirt Waists Worth 35, .40 and 50 cents, to go for 2 5 cents See our 2 1-2 and 3c Lawn. Cannon & Fetzer Company. We have everything in 0'5f?apn3 except your feet. An onnce of satipfaction i T7'yjtt' a ton of talk. Satisfaction'' ?iet with every pair of shoes we selK. Respectfully, Dry rk Milted Shoe Furnishers; Nothing: From Manila. V Hong Kong, 1:35 p. m. Nothing is heard today from Manila. Hawaiian Annexation Debated. Washington, 1:40 p. m. Senator over on the plank-way. Lodge is sDeakine in favor of the on. iney were aireaavout ol tne effect that Admiral - T.pwavV men road though. , are suffering greatly from smalls pox and dysentery, but we discredit Hundreds and hundreds of the it and append the followihff dis people walked through the mud at patch: 1 the Three Mile branch, but both of Hone Kong. Mav 30.Thfi RnU j 't " - - -iih second-class cruiser P ane has arrived herd from Iloilo and Manila She reports. all quiet at both places. The Spanish garrison at lloilo num bers 100 men, and the place has no defences. The foreigners there are the negroes were allowed to walk Alia Mistake annexation of Hawaii. He refrains Se,me Pere0DS wked Jailer Hill in from mllinff nn the reBolntion in a reasonable and not threatening order to prevent the Senate from .y for his keys to the cells, but CQincr inth fiecret Besaion. . iiuwri.4uW.,uiWuiDc,iwu.0u. o I mi -'! r TTin i i i ney aiso torn mr. xim tnat ne was i i ' t -.jr--:-. v.: Thonght.to Be Attacking Santiago. not iu ub u.ampu lur poriuruiiug uio New York. 3:55 p. m A Tribune duty, but that they were bound to special from. Washington says that! nave tnose two negroes, the Administration believes that Schley is attacking Satiago. Fancy Our 11 War Car, City of Knoxville," is safe in port, io, dM witSUi finest cargo of Golden Oak Suits ever shown in this part' of Norsfc:Care safe, .Supplies are reaching Manila lina She was not captured by the Spanish Fleet of hieh i kces.f rd plentif nlly from the surrounding I country. There is no panic at Ma- ported. nila. The Spaniards are working unon the ifortificationa. hnt . thr . She was safelyguarded into port by our. Gunboat, "HigS FjVjob . . . r- . y . . .. . , . -. . All tools that were left upstairs guns are old and useless, and they L . , ... inft fttfrMtv-uftflrr1 af -naa ,.r inthe jail will be. advertised for are short of ammunition . , their owners free of charge in The near xnn&i uewey nas miormed 15.00. Hearing is believing, seeing is the raed trt th. You cas flTAARTi Nnnp hnvfi hflfln crivfin me aamoriues at raanna mat ne us yet. will hold them responsible for the from anyone that.has ever been in our store that w t iave the "stuiXTjiC life of the captain of the Spanish Cakes Jam Up Fresh AT- Joe Kizers body was cut in two gunboat pallao, captured by the places one time on his right arm United States fleet. The Spaniards and also in, bis right side. Some have been threatening to shoot him nnft had also shot him with a shot tor snrrenaering, aitnouen cons fronted by the . whole American fleet. All thfl i American shins arn af-. Ha. Trim JnVincnn harl ft hranrl nfiW I . ... i 1 ' t oi r.wwM - - yua m iuanua xay. can proviso pair of suspenders, but they were i0D8 are plentiful, but fresh supplies utilized for souvenirs. we make the prices. UVhat we say unto one we say unto all, Come and see- Bell, Harris & Company. P. S. We are still in tlie iindertakm riisH Ervin & Morrison GROCERY are noti obtainable. There is no rtfiSS fl.t thfi nlrTfitonrl Roo'."Roll . . rj , I -r - -w A-.M www .. fs w SlCx-Qcoo in me .menuau ueer. Tok Some Roof. The wind, that raised the dust so God for that." here Sunday tyening raised about One gentlemen in our , town in formed his wife when he returned home that the culprits had been hanged. His wife, so thoroughly wrought up over the matter, could not refrain from saying, "I thank 2'500 feet of tin roofing from David Some think that the road running ea College. It was chiefly over the by the hanging ground win oe Hbrarv hn fM-MHi- i;fi. f WaI ohanaan crinn. So many claim that VMMMgWVi WWW -M - - - W the road is rough and somewhat )raiy bnt fnrfnnntfllv little of no The Americans have captured the Spanish gun-boat Leyte, which was attempting to run dispatches into Iloilo. A steamer is reported to have landed 6,000 rifles at Oavite for the use of the insurgents. The Spaniards have offered $25, 000 for the head of Aguinaldo, the insurgent leader. The governor of Hong Kong has prohibited the United states aux iliary gunboat Zafiro from taking war stores to the American fleet, but he has permitted her to ship "oflBcers'n luxuries." Residence Phone 90. Store Phone- 325. : ;! i ' j ! 1 ! i .in V. i h t; i i 'I t 'i: -1 - I i I; , ; - - tota loss is probably Jess than $200. dangerous to travel. i: j -

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