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If rrf& I UN UJ ' ; w v ?s c : r , . . WILMINGTON; N. C. THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1MM- TWO LEADING SENATORS AN ANGRY TILT OVER TARIFF BULL. jj I- - r-.n'T lecnues Democratic Sen ator. if Violating Thctr OattiH to r r r rt 1,10 Constitution The I i ir I Over the Public iTo.ting Iiaildlnxr The Naval Appropria tion Ulll. SENATE. .-.iV. p'N. May S. It required the il. f Senators this morning to ..-. ; H'" pre-nce of a quorum before r. s ii!' f yesterday's journal. The r, . :.u:il- of John F. Gear, as Senator . : r WiNjii, were presented by Sen r Wiion. read and laid on the table, j:. r- :nt- r Hoar liad made his usual . !-:; oi ineir iorm. II: ' ;"loe ,..r, . ..1 to th consideration of the I;-.r::r hill. At the same moment Sena-.!'-. ho hud offered a resolution r!.: in regard to the arrest of y ai.l his two subordinates, and - r.-olution had gone over till this r ro-e to claim precedence for it. U.. '.(. I'rer-ident suggested to Sena-r!kr;i- v.htth'-r his motion was in r . r . til afl'-r the cloe of the morn- ?? J.make Uie Committee on Public umldings and Grounds a commission to select a fciu for the printing office, on ground owned by the United States. As thus amended, Mr. Bryan's amendment on division of the committee receiv-H 97 affirmative votes and 40 negative. Tellers ere aemanded by Mr. Bank-head and thej vote through them resulted ayes, 104: noes. 50. The result of the vote on Mr. Bryan's truuinent causexi much confusion on tne noor, Mr. Bankhead desiring to abandon further consideration of the uiii. and various members having amend -The committee then rose, the bill was reported to the House and it was recom mitted to the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, in accordance wun inn resolution of Mr. Ilolman, in- SI.oo iek Yf AT?. GOXEYITES CONVICTED i THE JURY FIND ALL THREE LFADERS GUILTY. Coxey and Browne Guilty on Two Counts, Jon es on Only One The 1'enaltj Provided 31 otions for New Trial No Appeal Al lowed Certiorari and Ha be a Corpus the Only Retire. Washington, May 8. The three lead ers of the Commonweal, Coxey, Browne structing the committee to prepare a bill and Jones, have been found guilty of for the erecting of a printing office on land owned by the United States. On motion by Mr. Cummings, Chair- man oi the committe on Naval Affairs, the House went into committee of the wnole on the Naval Appropriation bill IUI i ear enumg June M, lc'Jo. As reported, the bill carries a total ap propriation of $25,20,96, on estimates oy me rsavy Department of t27.9Ti1 .279 k Senator Harris moved Tne appropriations for the current year amounted to f,lU4,Uol. Objection was made by Mr. Reed to violating the laws by a jury of their peers and will have to submit to a sen tence hereafter to be imposed by the court for their recent demonstration on the Capitol grounds. j I All three of the accused were con victed on the first count of the indict ment, which charged them with display ing in the Capitol grounds the banner of the Coxey Good Roads association. Jones disjiensing with the first reading of the of Philadelphia was acquitted of the see- :. .;: Harris thought that his nio-:- :m onit r at an- time, itnme- . iy i!t r the reading of the-journal. :. ,r AlNii consentel to his resolu- ..iiv uvtT until to-morrow on con r: tl.tt it would then occujiy the j..t-.'i it now did. With that un- r i . i:nr. St-nator Harris' motion was in a vd to, and thereupon the ,!!ias taken up for considera- ai l s ri itor Hoar addressed the :ri ;.( ..-it ion to it this being the . n '.'' t!4' sixth week's debate upon V. . . r;ator Hoar expressed convic ti th" !"i.;iMc coimilittet' did not .. :h.- l ilt and that most of the r. vl ... win- to vote for it would, . rL - 'hd so. violate their oaths to i : : "oii.-titution. as they under ! r. ,. was askd by Senator Gray - meant to say that the per- .- .' .v. hi M vote for. the bill would . i t.':t ir oaths. i .t r i! ;.r I do. tti.r Uray That is a ver' remark- j. nr-e for the Senator to make of c !! i-ii.'s in the Senate. v ii;t..r Hoar It is a very remarkable n ! ,r .rav I renel the rharw na - --- ' 'rtliv of the Senator from Massa- tts and as unworthy of a Senator il;tre. tutor Hoar The Democratic party .tr.l the eonfid PflCP of tllA roi intrr bin, as required by Mr. Cummings and lis iorty-nve printed pages were dinned into the ears of the two or three score members who remained in their seats for the 'hour thatjwas consumed in the reading. fc Mr. Cummings briefly reviewed the provisions of the bill and explained the reasons which moved the committee to make the appropriations recommended. In the course of this statement, ' Mr. Reed interrupted to ask why the com mittee did not appropriate outriirht the $450,000 for three torjedo boats, instead of authorizing the Secretary of the Navv A. A 1 . 10 use me appropriation of that amount in 1&D for a dynamite cruiser for that purpose. "If we are to have these figures over and over, it would be well," said Mr. Reed, "to be middling honest ill our bookkeeping." He objected to that form of appropriation which rnaue the money count when appropria ted by a Republican Congress and not to count when appropriated by a Demo cratic Congress. He said the financial statement at the close of the bill showed that the total amount appropriated was $25,2.0,900, when as a matter of fact the amount was $500,000 greater. At 5:10 o'clock the committee rose and the House adjourned until to-mono w. BANK CASHIER MISSING. The Cashier of the Defunct First National Bank of Sedalia Can Not Be Found Property of the Officers Attached. Sedalia, Mo., May 8. The cashier of the failed First National bank, of this city, J. C. Thompson, is still missing. He left here last Friday, saying he was going to Washington, but a telegram MM hv a i.hitform f it Ho. "M J "om representative vire 1 that protection was a robbery and I IIeart5 who said he was not in the capi atnu l ami was a violation of the Con- Warrants have been sworn out for and they have cot bill now nompsons arrest, charging him with emoezziement, false bookkeeping and making false reports to the Comptroller of ' -"-o " " l .i r . - ,. . - - put a dutv on sugar which thev are . currency, it is generally believed - -v L-oif. r to inpmooa I here that the institution has hppn svs. i - a & v Kill I I J 1 II II I -r . U I u i f t nothin' v- Utn I tematicallv and thoroue-hlv rohlWl Tho t r.e. .io. s the Senator from Dela- tirs Rational bank, of Jefferson City, thitik I am troinsr to le deterred I nas levied on the real estate and personal i .tttle bluster from him. There is no Property of the missing cashier. The -' :;il escape for a man who says that a IBo9n, County bank, of Columbia, has : -tv for protection is robbery and is a g vied on the property of President Cyrus 'Kion of the Constitution, and who Newkirk. Charles Richardson of Jack- i -rues in and takes an oath that the I 800 county, has levied on the same proo- ' munition, as so underst him I erty for $8,000. Bank Examiner Iti. ;. He violate that loo-o I mr who is here, has ordered an attach- s- that oath when he puts into legisla- me?n B' S- Rembaugh's mill property T n :i hity or increase of an old for 6,000. It is understood that a num- y-N.th of which this bill does in I other attachments w ond count-, which accused him of tread ing on the gras3, but Coxey and Browne were convicted. ! The jury retired at 12:55 o'clock after hearing a long charge from Judge Miller, which left them little alternative but! to convict if thev followed his leadings. About 3:30 o'clock the jurors sent for the instructions given for the defense, but the Government objected and they filed into the court room while the iudye read the instructions. Attornev Ilvman endeavored excitedly to have the fact that objection came from the prosecution iaia oerore the jury, but he was sup pressed. Judge Miller stated that he would not have handed over the written instructions under any circumstances, a3 that would have been irregular. Only live minutes after this episode the jury returned with the verdict. "Gen." Coxey had been visiting with his wife, and his daughter, the Goddess of Peace of the May day procession, but took his seat within the bar and all of the party received the result smilingly, except Mr. Hyraan, who was on his feet with some objection to the form in which the verdict was presented, but who was sat upon by his colleagues. ! j Attorney Lipscomb immediatelv en tered a motion for a new trial and an other in arrest of judgment. Judge Miller gave him four davs to file the formal piper. Then the judge I made inquiries about bail and Frank Hume, a well-known wholesale grocer, who several times has been a candidate for the Democratic nomination to Con gress from the Virginia district across the Potomac river, signed a bond in $500 for each of the convicted Common wealers. ; ' "Gen." Coxey left the court room on the arm of his wife, pushing through a curious crowd, which made no demon stration. The conviction of himself and Jones was a surprise to the Commonweal sympathizers. He said that it was evi dent that his prosecution was not on ac count of what he had done, but because I The Supreme Crurt Hrcide That Irohibition J In Force in South Carolina. Colcmbia, N. C, May The State Supreme court lias just decided that prohibition is in force in this State. The decision came about on two case from Florence. The following is the decission of the court and it explains how the matter got before the court, and the whole question: "These two cases, instituted in the original jurisdiction of this court, being of a kindred nature, though not involv ing the same questions, were heard and will be considered together. The first is a case asking for an injunction to re strain the city council of Florence from grauung licenses for the sale of spintu- THE STATE CAPITAL NEWS GATHERED BY OUR STAFF CORRESPONDFNT. So,ttmux. PA . Umj H.-Thrrr in r oo punt in Ui olUTill 4 in full oprraoon thU mlWink-. ' Tti onlr -rL' miking ... . . I tneap Ilir for Cornerstone 1-ajlnc rrriel for Criminal Ai.li Crt)wrlli ltsi Dr. A Convict purrd tJrand Commandery of Mon Statement from t?. Banks Wanted. 31ESSEXOFJI BfREAl". IIaleiuh. May It is said to-day that the prospects are favorable for securing the muchdl-irvd nAvin '?w,!ay. thtr..,k the ihvnm of I -vi rv. , i rate of a cent a mile for railwav fare at ous liquors, upon the ground that there the laying of the monument cornerstone, is no law authorizing the erantintr of I This is f.wul ru-a r .n;,! 1. , , " I o ... 0 UI1U U4, all:, ttl, iiiniH'iHH' lueIlr anu, inereiore. tnat I r-ru ,1 licenses threatened action of said city "council in mis respect is ultra vires. 'The second is a case in which the petitioner applies under a writ of habeas corpus, heretofore issued, for his dis charge from custody in which he Ls held under a warrant issued bv the mayor of Florence, who is invested bv the charter of said city with all the powers of a trial justice, charging the petitioner with selling spirituous liquors without a license, in violation of an ordinance of the city, as well as in violation of the aws of the State. "Inasmuch as one of these cases in volves the libemv of the citizen this court deems it to be its duty to ren der as prompt a decision as pos sible. The court will therefore pro ceed simply to decide the question presented in these cases without undertaking now to give the reasons for the conclusions wliich will, however, be hereafter done in an opinion which will be prepared and filed as soon as practica ble. The court decides that under the law as it now stands, there is no au thority invested with the power to grant licenses ror trie sale of spirituous liquors within the limits of this State, and hence the action of the city council of Florence in granting such licenses would be ultra T lilt was pardoned in Wake not long ago. wan brought back here to-day, having K-n arrested at Louiburg. The harge against him is attempting to outrage a little neero eirl in tin nit- T m m ' . xve. iu. jurney has gone to' Mem phis to attend the general M. K. confer ence, on business sjeci;illy connected with Trinity college. It" i thought probable that the resignation of I)r. Crowellas its president, will be accepted. Messrs. B. P. .'Williamson and K. H. Lee left here to-day to attend the Iteid ville races. Sixty horses are entered at these races. Frank Jones, a whit convict, who made his escaje from the wcrkhouse here a week. ago. and wh wa. after a oveiy cnase, captured at (ireenborol was at thi.nrmng outnundV.n J0ui Ithn.)of ai;,. overv. ,n the nVion arr working u. Jaf d th. furnace m,n rUl coke at any rrv. The frw nx-u at are loading ke that hvl hn in t yanUformontiand when thU lt of coke ,ilau,trt Umiw follow AfUrUiwwkthe.tnkrr - u teentltlol U a,i.t. 1 .T 7. 7 tional Min- organiAtion. th N! 3farjlaml Miner. Nirtkr Lonaivxinu. Md If. v ' t - rrii If.. . W wnd miner, employe of t,- lu.nl,l ( Cr k Valfey (vd cmxny', !,g VnC i comply. Blk.Sheridand W I o.mpmy and onoh dation Cj 'npanv. .truck tod.y. fort, Uu "nig ina-i.. Ui irnA,l. neral uhoreu?ln at work to join in in7 "" in. , g miner and ti ra 1 ff .ta . . ... - i m,w ii-rninir at wlH- iy the men. A tnployeM of tl. ,rifi,m u aetioti ill w. takrdj L'l llrml I. .l . I i... v 'mi lCr. Htnker. thn far hae b opTatirn ti orderlv TI Drought here to day. Jones -mau, escape here by leaping a fence Hnd . ing among a crowd on a street, so he could not be shot. r eBsrs. vvmiam Simpson. K IJIirad his !lah- that ie, n. it. lacy, John ichoU and prominent Masons h ft for Ch.irh.tt day to atten.i the Urand CofnmatiC me orana tJounei? i, llier to ll, rv. (fraud inns and absolutely void, and. there luie, iu in uncuon, as asKeu lor bv the Chanter, tten w t... ... : . , petitioners in the case first named, must High Priest, and Mr. V V, M ' ! t i - . . Vvommanaer or the (Jmn,! r.,,..;i case, the petitioner The f 0i,i . .... moves for his discharge from custodv met tr-n,Vhf t -ot..-.i... X ... : , upon the ground that there is now no " aUoTh: ZTC U be granted. "In the second imjrovement bonds. city n of ssue (I) nee Vt KuyA . May - - A ,1MuU , n,vM, in. .iiu-mooti frorn St. Ann U- I'.tr. b siVH the rity i- in irreat d .n -,.r i... flid.- brought or, b,- r.itM.si.mlr t.. th4 "iiiuirani.'ii.M All riH.eit . t -a mori oi-' i::,-.. ,,, ), have aire i.ly , u irrj- 1 and t-n ot!i. r ar- raj-i ih p;M'-f4. l he ( an i ii.m ,; werikelililg ;u.d w h-n almost a rt.H'i to t k t' . with it. iarin-rs a? 1 aoauioiii;ig Uuir I tht ir p.rt dl. srifety. . hi :ji f. pr MTty tiwUtir. ii ik, nij ..... Hit th- rii.J r 'i:ulhii t. r !r. id bn K-, It iTi it Uni r liin irij t' I.KIH liquors within the hmits of this State, this was voted down bv the x ins court ueciaes tnat this is a mistaken State Treasurer Tate tn.i n vU ,Li m ?l ..u y n, fontrary' w call for a statement from all Sta e Ink hold that the aofc nf 1HO- r-Am,,,!,. I r i. i- . "."' ouut u.tnii ,i j 7i xV- J . l,L "cir nuances at the clo-e of buine vcuu nuu iiocuaij act, JlavnJjj Oteil I jjiay 4th . . l . i . . . , . ... ueciaieu untonsuiucionat in all its pro a 'SS visions, except that forbidding the j granting of licenses to sell spirituous j liquors, after the day therein named, the ,' repealing clauses of that act fall, and J must be regarded a3 if never enacted ; and, hence,the previous law forbidding the sale of spiritous liquors without a license re mains in force under which the peti tioner may lawfully be indicted. In ad- ! dition to this he may also be proceeded against lor a violation ot the ordinance of the city of Florence, mentioned in the warrant under which he has been ar rested and is now held in custody. "It is therefore ordered that i x.ni itmi ear jounu in the executive office a dingy and greatlv de faced picture of Governor Stokes, "it Ls almost life size. Randall, the artist, has, at the Governor's order, cleaned and retouched it and it is now an. -excel lent portrait, it will be framed I and placed on the walls at the Executive office. The portrait was sent by a grand daughter of Governor Stokes. j One of the World's Fair judges write Mr. Robinson, Commissioner of Agricul ture, that North Carolina ranked sixth as to agricultural exhibits. j The staff organization of the Rex pub lic hospital here was completed to-day. l'r'in; .MuifCoiKMi Mill ( II I'M tit -w I l - i,,ui i ia je um artertioon r- .-uiu uepn nrativeM from G..rgia to a ll -.'r i"1"1'-1'- Pi-ak-.. ,,f thr . .m. ;so r.M.iuti,,:,. ,flii:iM. v England m inuf.j tijr rH no- pr..i., t ing in the.s,uth to vi.it C.ilumb.M , city; also urging ujn home .,,p.. tli. nec-!v-ity ,,f fnjil.Jm.r rn,)re mill ..in.... up m eo-ojh..ra:ive or otfer feasible anl prarti'-al plant. I ",tr ill be issued t . ,;i:ice for the mere purpose oC pro- ?n liie Property of people who owe the f; !!. and when it is well known that Dak- President Newkirk is lying criti- T - v,,,u,,i noc IaJ the bill except with lU 96 result of failure. Cashier 7'" u r arsons who want those duties Thompson's wife is also seriously ill. r ToW etion. . N-nator dray-Does the Senator think -- at he has said is entitled to any . ' tgiiation than "bluster" when - t W-es his colleagues and peers in Va iV vlola"ng their oathc. POSTMASrEK ARRESTED. is vio- Itfo1, lhePubc,asto Vrol'rieties ar va The Ooerlin Postmaster Charged With Fraud Destructive Fire at Morehead City. Special to tae Measeiiger. RAJLEXuii, N. C, May 8. Uezekiah Cook, colored, postmaster at Ooerlin, a an the duties town near here was sent to jail to day. owes to his con- I w charged with making falu turns as to stamps canceled and of using -"i 1 1 ( : r Ilia -e l.:e ru ej nf tl c :;rr.J,ra.v7-1 leave it to that great who has therefore ordered that in the wuui jl niiai iic iirtci iiiine. niir npfnnao ! r? - . . ... e u . i z r:T . case nrsi nameu in the title of this order. T ia n tu . tuv pouwpies iu uenair or wnicn he ' or. inhnti r? ;.o 1 t , rz; v "Icy"u Ul le wuswm, acted. I ?u' JZ?y "ou a3fuJCu iur in wno areK. li. liattle, R. T. Gray, Julius "It is further ordered that in the second case named in the title hereof, the motion of the petitioner for a dis charge be refused: and that the said J. Ellis Brunson, be remanded to the cus- Browne remarked: "I was surprised at the conviction of brother Coxey, be cause he was plainlv acquitted by the evidence of any technical violation of the statutes. For my own part, I ex pected to be convicted." .! ! Just after the closing plea for the de fense, Browne's lawyer had asked per mission to read to the jury a statement written by his client, but Judge Miller aecnnea to admit it, saying that Browne naa Deen given all his rig aerenaea by able attorneys. The paper " vvntteu in crownes usual grandilo quent style, and averred that he diflFWari from his lawyers regarding the line of ITT r v v . J Lewis, . u. Unchurch and Dr. James McKee. j The whiskey stills of II. L. Barnes, seized at Clayton by revenue officers, were brought here to-day. The rpmrtii tody of the chief of police of the city of weekly crop bulletin, indicate a more i'u.lc"tc w u "J saie y Kepc until favorable week for crops. The tempera- he is thence delivered by due course of ture and sunshine have been above the i , ... normal everywhere. Showers occurred .".y.1 y men nere say tnat from the 2nd to the 5th, which were very maturowne thev will abide hv the di.inr. o",! 71 " 'C: r "rii ghts in beiny VV, - . - lavummc, aiiu were wiaeiv tnough un- r The S Sft b . tfce; J dirtribuK the Etrrn district " iC DHuauuu iu'iy. laere is I seem in? to have r-mvl tha loat! t - -w -.. w v m v. ca-o w a aj a- At Oigun t.hun h .iiiidar. There w re over I.OW fipl,. t ( nti aunuay. ihey were therefrom all pointi ot me com pans. The ffntoro f flw .1 .i .... yAtMj iJ, him C'-H'i bration of the 100th annivemary ..f ih. church building. AdJreHe were de hvered by Drs. IV-rnheim and iWliau, in- mreiing was pnvaded over by tht grand and go3d oi l man. I-v. Rthrtkl He has preached over fifty year, thirty! two and one half at Organ. He h In hii 8-Jth year: though feeble and almofc blind, his min i u clear. On can't h-lp from feeling better after aing and Ulk '"8 wun inn agea man of ii l.(,n com btaniuirtl, 7th. understand the situation fuUv. There niue uoudc mat the decision means just I fall Marriage Knxajceiiirma j Kin cannot iropose marriage to l-r n whatitRAVs AarillKaor, 171". V: .m.t w.e enKag-mrnt I- - . , uu&v iiitiuv w. Hnii mnro rtiin in ttr..., clared, he hould never allow lum Uj defen.wJ T far as to order the prosecution of eerv where ' wr, clartU' the techn toV; r; rr i the men who instituted the habeas cor- week ending M liti,. her in the atUtude r- ..fcuo VA iuc law anu nrHinm. U I J " nave asked the jury to acquit him of waiting, if r'Mn. or even ja vio- Htne furtliMr inmi,o I X the W , i7t Sir Grav STP6 n-1"0"386 f merchan-li'- '. l"'h)ir.f if, o. . J A. sneci.il frnm ..i.i charged his colleagues with Seven buildings were burned there last : -Ite. a S by their actins in night. The las is roughly estimated at J " h mte urdt.r wag overruIed , 12.000 to 15,000, with about $7,000 in- 'Vung ollicerC,all inger, Republi- BUrance. : v,rV J,a?Ihire,) and Senator w ath!rrQ Pr"- V; ,,v,lh his speech and oc- Raleigh. C, May 8. Fire broke 4 -'or for two and half out at 11:30 o'clock in D. Bell's warehouse out at ll:J0o clock in D.Bell's warehouse. Aioreneaa city, and destroved sevpr, buildings, with Bell's large stocks. The :-'-r' 'la-vth.eu took the floor and 1 -Xir.- :,, " sl-tli part of his speech lOS3 13 estimated at $20,000, with l7ul,iU' He retainedthe c-e of f8,000. --r: " t0cIock wljec he yielded t- . proceed to executive Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows l-il ? CQT laiJ before the h : tl."i.;?iorofrom Michigan, in react and laid on the itf4 eff6 to e con Vkn.iCr'T business and rSptciil to the .Messenger. Golpsboko, X. C., May 8. Hie Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows assembled in the opera house for a public reception this afternoon. Dr. W. J. Jones extended a welcome in behalf of the city and Hon. C. B. Aycock in behalf of Xeuse Lodge. pus proceedings before it. will continue warm, becomine shVhtiv tbere seem to be no fin i iim irrnnnn t- r - - i a i-a, aa. bux in an v j m tttw i iim i m i iur ti t r r. w-wv . a. i M--wa l . ".y-law for the punishment of v,nlflfi cf.,fr reon. w,,y the . marriage oTWn. which the general staiml die of tTe weekT uu"mw' SrKitUuTC.a thetriowill be free biibrfS ?Sf SitteL tTan St the Eastern district very little' rain seem, a laggard 1' VVll" motion for a new trial is argued and de- Sn?tonHar I? mnths in occurred, except scattered showers on understand each other, and the reason cided. The penalty provided by law is I whiskelStho . llT110 "2 Fridt' Plantin of peanuto. s tUng for waiUng U lack of furtune. luTall the same for each offense, viz: A fine not ? SSi h5?f the court out tobacco plant and sweet potatoeS very well that the rnjrwrm-n ahotiLI " I reuirueu oy urouirnr. tjotton wcom- oe a lonir one: hut ir ti. r.. s. w w - . TV to exceed $100 or imprisonment in jail I SrSSTnST e 1S for not more than Ja J Jfi State authorizing the i Ac- no f.u"jr?,. -ty days, or both, ! "rSnLlwZg,?ii'?!ni i!."!R!??Tfc,d 8?.me w.hi.c!' . " "1 n,X r.i iirif rtin 4 I a.Z i .ii-.n uuscrtnon oi tne court. Ac- Ka flii;0f.f v, " . r, ; i 4tr 1 " ujuig. vyni, insn potatoes cordingly,the maximum punishment may CCS fniT?6 g-VeD' So-far d rdens only need rain to put them be meeted out to Coxev and Browne i ! "Jl! !?;Ji0T?ver there. w. no punish- in good condiUons. Some damage bv 200 and 1J0 days, while Christophe7 ! Sto the sSie pmeDC 01 tne Wnl9ke.T Columbus Jones is subject to 100 ftnH i inJrV?f?!?' ... . . j - r vjijv. i iniiiHii w 7-t u qb iroi r-y-v f n w w a . - -. .v -a wyAaj viidi, i Jine niiuation tncoanseu would lend his moral Runnnrt. it nA situation is in statu quo. No new devel sixty days By a curious congressional error in a recent bill which reorganized the Dis trict courts, there is no appellate court 1 aZuuL , , . , suPPrt to "t. and y uw- to which a police court caS be m I d(aIihe could to enforce it. but he did opments have been gleaned, and although - i m. , - -o oe car- (not have anr map iinan- tn Ar. I . . . I ried. The onlv method of anrii machinery to enforce it. from Judfre Miller's sentene fti" aib s.aia inaLne wa S'ad the uncer an appeal to a higher court for writs I of habeas corpusand certiorari. Attorney Lipscomb has announced that he will take this step if Judge Miller overrules the motion for a new trial. However, such a petition will not operate as a fax' of judgment to keep the defendants from serving their sentences while it is pending. tainty about affairs had been settled. The Prohibitionists say that they will prosecute violators of the law. and it is supposed that the citv and countv authorities will do likewise. Mills Close For Want of Coal. St. Louis, May 8. The Saxony and many rumors were current, stall corre ppondents of the Aye Herald gent to the various mining camK failed to verify any of them. A rumor was current to day that a large loJv of miners! were marching on Blue Cre'ek and Blossturg. This statement was made bv a j man whose veracity could not be vouched for, and the Aye Herald will print the wtory for what it is worth. I tiue v.reeK ana Adger are oui-tJ as is Ki! .1;. ..- . i"e&is an lUii r i La i -.a;i a . co-morrow. I urand Master Gaster responded. The iirRESEyTATn-ES. I Grand Lodge marched in a body to the li:vvthin,,f. Te?as, promptly shut Iodffe' where 0TS:ed. A grand t -. vttJer and off w .. uujg tne i " cnitt. ci t ." the Hon T , e Y41 of com- man park to-morrow. i . . . r r. . m - - 4ml vm iron r . a. ilfjraraen?feIe for erecUon Krvin eiuung office ..wu,, ; tne miners strike continue fen aT-a Means impure blood, and overwork or ' lonSer there will be but a few factories toa much strain on brain and body. The in operation here. 3Iany of the river only way to cure is to feed the nerves ' oat are burning wood, on pure blood. Thousands tify that the best blood purifier, the best f Smallpox Among Coxeyites. , the Kegma flour mills closed trw? T I cause their coal supplies were exhausted I al Pratt City. Horse Cn-ek is without ' i "." nut o repienisneu. onould I ttL new leatures. ; tne i t . . . - - nerseu not to lie too pitirnt fin tlie other nide, it is the iadr'a imileg u name the day, and to JriJ if h9 ahajl marry sooner or IaU-r. Ing ngaf menU are trying things, and th Inly U always lean happy for Uem. In either cae the matter m their own, anJ should be no outward priwure, or aw. wara iueiion aAX eel. ALrWu mj. recullarto Itaelf. Si eminently iuc-mful naa Hood Sariiaparilla been tiiat many leading cit izens from all over the C'niUJ htat fu mi'h U-fttinioniaLi of run which : almost miraculoa. Ho-1 Harxar.inlLi ... . . r f t n not an acciJent, but the ripe fruit r I . k " industry and ntu-Jy. "p-vuliar t itself." It ONMWMTI mer An Iron Company to Stop Worlc : v bite Lor tne riav on 7 aUc?n i Mr TTniro t I minea in adjoining counties have be 'ferran eptlnS the pVopoW Mr- cme exhausted and it was found im- amendment vL Pticable to run its furnaces profitably changed so I with foreign ore. mjujo ouu dh cug uli uuuuer I LS nooa s isarsapariila. What it has done i or otners it will also do for you Hood's Cures. j i i Nervousness, loss of sleep. loss of ap petite and general debility all disappear when Hood's Sarsaparilla is persistently taken, and strong nerves, j sweet sleep, strong body, sharp appetite, and in a word, health and happiness follow the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla. ! i The strong point about Hood's Sarsa parilla is that thev are permanent, he- cause they start from the solid founda tion of purified, vitalized and enriched Dlcod. Industrial Aembtiujr at Spokane Si-okaxe, Wash., May 8. Col. ! Dol phin, with his Industrial armr to tiie number of 650. began the narch to asujiigvan yesLeruay. ue informed hw HockJ'i I'M cure Naujiea. Kirk Ilea acne, inaiguon, IhlIiounf'i. tjll by ail druggtflta. Pnn.inpi pun r.. o t . from Christopher Columbus Jones' divis- Tin al "ards five miles east of ion of the Coxev armr. John Washing I l?u cltJ. where the Great Northern car ton and Terrence Donnelly, who were I r are located, a train would be in admitted to the alms house in thi, oit- I The Industrials arrived at snoruy arter abandoning the a developed smallpox and we sent to the municipal hospitaL shortly after abandoning the armv haw "yard3 two hours later, but instead of developed smallpox and were -to-dav I na",Ka tfain waiting for them, they cheaters guard in ir the TardV The 5vtl and Tacoma armies are arriving in squads of 100 and all will be here by Wednesday. The Coffee Habit is difficult to throw off, especial! v if one s epicurean taste leads to the rsf me uaii uytucn xagie urana Uondensed juoiK in una popular beverage. Constipation and sick headache tVtfil penority to cream is admitted. Rich 50 pills 25 eta J. mnuntf' H. Hardin, Wilmington, N. C. flavor and uniform consistency. A Deputy Sheriff A-.lnaLrl. Amieville, N. C, 3iay H. A speciai duiatch from Marshall, N. C aaya; ieputy nenu liana K. lector, while going along the Bear Cnk road lat night to hU home waa hot from anibuali and killed. Geo. Roberta and his brother are suspected but not yet arrested. Washlxotox, MaTe-Orden were ia sued to-day at the Nary Department fo? of the United State steamer lUngrr. on the charge of clrunkenne. Th? court will meet at Mare Island, CaL, on Kridar next. 'j Atlanta, May aThe Marietta and North Georgia railroad was offered for sale to-day under direction of the Unite States court, but there were no bidd I
The Wilmington Messenger (Wilmington, N.C.)
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May 10, 1894, edition 1
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