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Ij rl "the messenger i. I'.il.lished In Thre Kdl 1 . lions - . ,.,,,1 1 1 ,v m kss encj e it wIkkia mehsbncieu. iml -the liOLDSBORO Trnoript-Mw"nger. 11 three are Attractive Eight l'age 1'apem. f0 ADVERTISERS: 4kv P Uurcr Ctrllli h ! tk Me .-'" ea t WILMINGTON, -N. C, THURSDAY, MAY :), 1889. PIUCE FIVE GENTS, ESTABLISHED. 1807. - It I : 111 v 1 1 1 I i ii - - - : : -,. - ... - ....... .1..' -....,.... "-..v f . J V -4: - VISTOtrttKAPlLS.'. . Mrs. Burnett is in iH-t n honored with a. Paris and haa public 'reception . Mr. Gladstone wa&khocked dowiwby a cab in London, was immediately as 'sisted to his feet and then nin after'the INDICTMENTS FILED.' HE ;ixILSTIGH7ENINGAROUNry THE ASSASSINS 1 i!i,'i, cab and; had .the curtUs driver b .r-iiV ed . 1 'lucky old man for nearly fcb. Walt Whitman is seventy yeiu old, and there are peoplo still Uyiftjj; who believe tlud he'canU)Ctry." Walt Iihh the name impression. He to be treated to a bif dinner to coxttJOa plate, and U00 guests, Hev. Thomas Dixon (a native of our1 State) preached in New York on , last Sunday on "Hell always open.' This moves' the Baltimore Herald tosay: "Certnlnly. Hell bT not a summer resort. It U iiever clod lor repairs; Tne spring ti-ade in the United States has been somewhat, disappointing. If there are good cropH this summer there will be good trade next fall and winter.. One of our leading dealers told us on t ViU ivnAf. in Aoril and I UL.-IVtUJ May wan better than last year. -I'lu. v,.w Vfirk-M World is indeed, a lions Tumor. It is verv influen- Ual, and no wonder, for the circulation avenured hince 1st of January last, 1270.870 copies'. If our friends will bes; and erive the MesSE?:- III uvM" - - . ! ,;er 2'),(HK) daily circulation it will lo a Thrt lmonXhrrl"wlth 'lh Mordet of Jir.Croin Important Kldee-U !,r louoe ilrn. Crlnon-troic Chalr r,irArir Mav ".- ine tesiimonv sis elicited Ixiforo the grand jury in tho Ver' Imx-isAxAZ but thortiueh arid every witness summoned was put through a actio t of juetion michas called up tnelf Temembram'e 6t facts Irom the greatest 10 tne smauesi in im portant has recently .twen?keeptafr company with a somewhat frolicsome woman at n. turts i tv rvHrt, hwThft same VOUIJ 2f wom4 i sn intimatefriend of a Plnk eribn' deteatire. She has jriren the reference to Smith. Smith bhaved toff his heavy coat of beard Ibe day altee thwJDroisia iauraeK ! Th . ftjuirtjvnjk ditf ibarvlnff hak criveHi testtmonr: Smith .threw away his slouch hat the' name tx? nnrt ttrkiirrHT now ftn I rill b wuivxi Ti hatter haa been dl ! ry in tho I covereii and can be produced " if It is not tnlt 4 flforned adtlsable f5 ft A TliU Wa Not the Smith. CIUCAGO, May 29.-The intimatioti in several morning papers that W illaru .Tt Smith may possibly know something moreofthegnmia csxlf- "WET" AND t;DRY ft RALEIGH TOWNSHIP EXERCISED OVER THIS QUESTION. . Tit' ' Railroad Hal: Ar T ale1jchnl CitOD flallrM4l UINt fay ; tU Tax lnJea rptlHl T I V f MESSKKOKR IlCREAt, " - 1ULEIGH, N. a, May 29, f : The county of Wake haa "a big law sitit m ifj nanrti THK TbiL!irli and Canton Railway denies the legality of the penalty tax imposed for failure to list laiJt 'year. So that matter goes into the courts., f - ; Two Raleigh negroes. Xelsim (V Keller and Charles H. Wotni wtr In th first rush into Oklahoma. To use Northern railway will S? .arrS.jl to a uTCful crK:luion. . The onken of the StaU Guard ap pear lobe quite cnthvmate at the prospect of attending thf lse& menu- ment ceremonu m lucnmona, . Ti nrnonui Mn hft madtT VlTV licht. i and at feast a thousand men should gt. There is no State Tuna araiiam, nui no doubt the variou citiea and town wilt hnr ihe urooer . lride and ee that the local ; military attend in potd AYASUiXOtON, May 1 Gardwr Vm'"XrttrftntL brother of one of the American ladies who were arrvUN3 in Mentone, France, at the instigatiott of a milliner, was at the IKpnrtracnt vf State this moruipg. He made a formal statement of the caw, which contain! mttiin! tn iMiaition to wnai ns ai- ACROSS THE OCEAN. PETITION TO ABOLISH THE VICE ROYSHIP OF IRELAND- tlaiartt ai ta A Xaaw RiCUacltae Ifcal IK V The chief withesstras the milkman, I rweiAd. brou'srht that gentleman into -- m ' - T F T "J I A MZ I - r m 9 Ul a mm mm vm - w xi.- .-'Kiif 1 T .nsuMAd. Carlson I Ik .4tv thin mornincr.; from aurerwae. we ar nma mw owauonui. . i m1,i,hi w,.; cae or TThe niht of the murder.-l nwent beforo 'Chief - Hubbard and a beautifulngure of speech; they "got JJCZTJZ: XZ saw a ouggv containing two men aim i i alter again aenyinjf nj- ivuiv.w;., white horse' drive up to the door. The-1 th6 murder, at the suggestion ot ine l.ft from his I Ytiaf x-uiiA thn iail and Detective mail fcvLyv4 vi nii i. 1 . , iokvvw " ,1 scut nasiuvjinu ranup iuo kub, i vouuuu wa wyugui. . wS...l n.ml.nnAu , Ttafniu hA li;ul I T'1 ortoniArtrt ffa?nst Smith rt'SlS On , ----- - . - r--- ,- time to knock at the door it was opened, ii appearing u mo. iuai umo unu noo waiting inside" the hallway at the in stant. The man stepped inside' the door; the man; in the buggy whipped up land drove rapidly to iNorth street, where he went to the west and was lost to sight. I hadbeen di-iving past the cottage when I saw the man in the bug gy get out and run up the steps and the buggy drive away. After attending to my business at a; grocery hear by I returned over tne same roaa pasi uie the fact that his name is Smith; that he came originally from -Ijaucock, Mich, and that he does not give a very straight account of his life in this cityr : "iielio, wiuaro, saiu miiy" when he was confronted by Smith. J VHello, Uan,; ' repuea miin. thoirft and pftfh wnimi iuns of land. They are hiuk heix? now, after their families. . The local option liirht i now waxing lively. The ladies are now lending a hand. They will rJgtilarly organize to-morrow, : The Solicitor of this district sar that native wines canuot be wld, un der the new law in places where pro hibition nrevails. No inoro can hard cider be vended. But while this is so, there is nothing in the act which says you stated that the buggy you ordered at Uian s lor ir. smiio, 01 nuuvtH Mich., an old friend,; who ,had,aince cronA tr New Mexico?" aked Chief cottage on my way home; this was per- Hubbardr v ! Z haps thirty-three minutes later. I saw "it is not," 'said Cougblin. - . . a light in the cottage and heard a ham- He affirmed this statement and the mering or smashing sound. chief said to Smith, "I guess thi3 onght It was plainly evident irom me aoov to setue it." tmitn is not uuuw . tteiio, uu. reuueu oiunu. i . i - "... r , -4tT,. 4V,::, tm?v. mrrt,, mint whfln i that anv kind of houor shall bo mauu IB ims tlic kLLUiU tuu i , - . . - . . . . . 1 I ..niiiHati I rV hnj a mir.-l Gfutn fI 3LIia.ltS iactuicu. J i v., i yuvvt ' exists. A whiskey distillery, for in stance, may be started right here in Raleigh and violate no- law provided Statement of his sister, which agree in all material points wiin ina mauts ny Mrs. Dorr. The papera hare been filed and the. Department will look into the case. : -u'- -' -: -J .. The President has appointed the fol lowing postmasters; James Harden, at Bartow, Fla., vice D. Wr Stanley, to signed; John S. Hasty, at Monros N. CM the offioe having become I "residen tial; James M. Martin, at Johnson City, Tnn vlo Wm TT. Tbiv removed; James Sullivan, at Harrisonburg, a., I 1km;u t t vice Wm. IUttcnour, remoreu; w.n-; .,v. , IyNt0. May i -Tb f r! of 3Ujt lindhaa xpttd the Vlmrtjhlp tf IrcUhd. i ;Th' - deputation pfiintrl by th moling of the unionUt nimHra of Houf of IjoixI and Hove C Cox monm held nwcntlv at J he Idrncv of uv .Mniuis t efirw, e Ixrd Hallbur twU and prc&U1!. the petition adoptI by h mxetln4r. asking for the aUUt.!oti of th vUrov h!p of Ireland, ami the transfer of iu function to the S'rrttary f ;Sl4lr. In rcjilv to the addrv of the tioners, . LcrU SalUbury prviniwHi to give the uiatler hi eariui erisiilfr lion. YDNi:y, N. S. W., May A hur ricane, extending over the extreme caterii range -of the nxt, ha pre vaild fir four dav. Tin raltifll hr upver Iwn euaIhHl. Ititilway trafS has bn tnpendl, raunv landfill have tccurnd, and a uutn. if Uvea . that none of its nroducts are sold in - Raleigh township. The prohibition of the sale of native wine as well as its use is not in the in ivMst of tnift tfmne,rance. This said lK3H t.HmonvthMttheman who ran rapid- kroner Hertz adjourned the Cronin Kvith no desire of Citusmg an argument, a . : -w . t I ' . T - . I ' ' i A. 1 , A. 1 - A i filllt J int . T V, U.mth ' In .HIM I , it a T f in- I a. I1 lfnnt mAltaltTXr 11RTI. I fill I MM I) Hill KUILUUICUV Ul iOk". -- tz!v.'y I i 1 1- ' hiu in ijuuh" ... - - i- iiTi i iin ii.; 1 1 v n iLn . ivuxn. i i iiii iit-;i uuii.1. iiuuui uv".. . i . . I A . n I . 1 w-t V L'llliMlT Til WI 1 T I I I II V I IU' 1 'VA lTi u IIMM n I 1 1 1 J UU IV Ma. I ' t he World averaged :J.V).2. - It is now slated that 11,000,000 of acres of land will be thrown open ; in 'the land of the Sioux wh&h will give .homes-for T0,fXK) . families. The price the Government will pay is $14,XX), (KH(. It is said by 1st August the ar rangement will be completed. The country is said" to be lands fertile. healthy and the '1 It does seem that Chief Justice Fuller, of tbo U. S. Supreme Court, is a-poet and has written some verso not without merit. IJe published a volume of verse. I n his poetic days he maiy have -drawn inspiration, such as he had, from the flowing bowl. Ho wrote a bacchana. Uan song, from which we copy the last stanza, not remarkable for its poetic flavor : . Then Ulll up your lasM'H,. laIs. till .up your clusxos! " - With frolicsome pleasure the momenVM em- SlnoePlife is si spun uch bright hour it passes, ' When seized on its flight, it U ours to eujoy. tent on rendering suc?or to some dying T he next witness - was Carlson , S r. owner of the cottage: " When theman who called himself Frank Williams rented my cottage -March 20, I noticed that ho went over and talked to Sulli van, the ice man. He apparently talk ed familiarly with him. As the 20th of April approached, and rent day was coming near, 1 began to thinkit strange that my tenant did not occupy the t.pd a reliable tenant. Seeing the man had talked withSullivan 1 stepped over and spoke of his queer nniif net, in not livintr ill me uoussu uc Thieving seems potto wane. more banks have bursted rascality through Two tho of unfaithful men. The'City T . . was robbed of $133,000 by the cashier,- one Jessup. The Merchant's National Bank at New Haven also loses by the cashier and teller, J. C. Bradley and .C. W. Palmer. These two and John E. Bassett robbed on shares. Alexander Pope, in tho last century, wrote that "An honest man is the noblest work of God' Honesty tor of the nineteenth ill iiiij x century appears to be at a big discount at least among certain fellows of the baser sort. The death of Ldiura IV Bridge-man, age 59, in Boston, will le regretted by thousands of Americans. She could neither see, speak nor hear, but had an .exquisite sense of touch. ( She was t mined marvellously by Dr: S. G. Howe. A sketch says of her: ."Bv degives she learned to read the revised letters for the blind and to write. She became so dexterous in the use of the sign langu age that she could convey her mean ings too quickly for the apprehension of any but experts. Her sense of touch was marvellously developed. She learned to sow and make nearly all her ..own clothing, as well as to read and write. Although light and darkness were tho same to her sight, she could - distinguish and would salute any of her acquaintances while passing them in the corridors of the institution where ho spent fifty-two years." The notices in the press of the Mes " SKNGER and this writer's recent con nection are extremely kind. We were no prepared for such hearty recogni tion. We really feel profoundly moved and grateful. Thanks brethren, a thnucnnd thanks. WTe have received a great many private letters from Balti more to Charleston and they are all very, very sympathetic and gratifying. Many of J th?m do not. stop at nut are f t.hf iunitimnt far a, Grave Offenc. Minneapolis; Minn., May 29- k Journal special from ? Chippewa Falls, Wis., says: Yesterday as the Wisconsin Central train from Minneapolis was about one mile f rom1 the city, J ohn Ayotta, a waiter in the dining carv,a? saulted a young lady passenger in the r , V V r. rv.i i,.,4. t i WA?n- car. Conductor Clark went to nau renieu, aim auucu ni.it x '""Z:"' A,.rtff thw r We whsit mivious about mv rent auu uie me rratuD, u . N r . IKjrmanency of my tenant.'' "He's all right," said Mr. Sullivan to me, "he will pay you all right enough when the month is up.". ,Mr Sullivan at first denied that he everaw the man." - ' . ... ' The connection of the ice man, Sulli van, with the Cronin mystery and the cause of his arrest and detention are here made plainly apparent. Young Carlson was next witness for the State ; "1 was presbnt when the furniture was brought to the cottage, two days after the rental day, March 0th. Two men- calling themselves No evidence was heard. Tne ad joum- native wines are pure and harmless .ana ment was taken at the suggestion oi tneir use aoes nov oreeu u State's Attorney .Longnecker, who waa strong drink, but the reverse Tern . 4i, 4.iL-iTir -iif fivil fipanee neonle should le temieraie in dence in pubUo might hamper the their views and encourage all vine ...1...: .;.i; ,if,ii.vuat.iiT!itin(T orrnwinf and wine-makinr riirnt here police in lueii wui iv j w i . r .r V.i- if Llura.. - - - ., I -, fiA v,.. .l... t . I me urv ncKei carnt3 iuo ", Henry Mahler cannot sell any of his pure and excellent wines here. Neither can he sell them at the vineyard, which is in the township. Col. J. M. Heck orri ti ntbpr Inrirrt vine irrowers can stone, which struck another lady on the head, mulcting serious iujuij. Ayotta was arrested,! and to-day was sentenced to One year in the peniten tiary. The passenger were with dif ficulty restrained from lynching Ayotta. Want to be Annexed to Alalmma. ' Montgomery, Ala., May 29. Rain fell to-day for the first time in several weeks. It was greatly needed for corn and cotton. A special to the Advertiser from -'Chipley, West Florida, v says : The great interest developed in West Pinrida favor'n ? annexation to Alc- "iitn i wo men caiiiut; liiuiii.ti i - j ... Re truck; thodrl- rii! rr ppmn. nprf-fiftflted: ne oia noinanuie cnnwu - . t he eoods. 1 casually stepped up to the .luivof nnrb rl5nnvorpfl that he was a Swede. I spoke to him in that lan guage and I he told me that he had brought the furniture from 117 Clark ctl'oOt. ' The story of tho men who rented the cottage having formerly roomed at 117 Clark street, where the furnituVe was taken by A. H. Re veil & Co., is thus verified. . . The next witness was one ol impor tance. She was young Mrs. Carlson, black with a of July to take such action as may j be necessary to accomplish this object. Severe Accident at the Chicago Races. CHICAGO, May 29. Tho races at the West Side. Park - yesterday afternoon, were attended by a severe accident. In the fourth race, in which there was an not sell their wines hero when they be- rrln 4r mal'n tlipm. Ttut all thlS IS a little in advance. Raleigh isn.t yet. - ' It was learaed to-lay that so far $72,000 has been subscribed to the cot ton factorv. ' It is .Very' pleasant U see so large a"number of small holdei-s of stock. If $25,000 is raised Tri ni ty (Allege will be moved to Raleigh. The build t n era fx vabiftd at S20.000.- This sum must be made good and a site worth $5,000 imist bo presented. Wherever these condition are complied with the college goes. Mr. Stanhope Pullen fb it,ft. Readers of tho MESSENGER will recall him as the gen ftrous gentleman wno ga the park and the State the ,c. ncrricultural and college. Writh a little push right now, RalMgh can secure tho college. It will! be of great advantage both to the rttlfiro. t)no thousand UitY v" - - - - - . dollars has also been pledged; so really only $19,500 is to be raised. T-Kft TTorlprp, suit acrainst the Railways will not be a walk over for the plaintiff . in T rf-vrt w rj f wrrv t T H. Strothers, at Warrenton, a., vice tt. M. Caldwell, removed; Andrew J. Prince, Pratt Mines, Ala., office be come Presidential; als Orlew W. Chapman, of New York tobo Solicitor General; John fi. Colton, of Iiwiston, Maine, to be Assistant Attorney Gn eral, vice Robert B. Howard, of Ar kansas, resigned. He will have charge of tho government business before the Court of Claims. Secretary W'indom has Hmrmeti the f1oilnn f" the collector of customs at New York, assessing duty at the rate ol thirty-five cents per pound and 35 per cent, ad valorem on recent impor tations bv H. Herman Stemback A: Co. and Ballen, Joseph' & Co., of so-callwl worsted coatings, suitings, etc., used in the manufacture of mens' and boys ninth in tr The secretary" held that as these articles were made in . part of wool it was the evident intention ol tne statute that they should be assessed for duty at the rate applicable for mauu ftiirr of I wool: instead of at the drv lower rate under which they have been Tne President left Washington for NTpwYnrkftt S:45 o'clock this after noon. He was accompanied by Scre tarv Tracy and Private Secretory Hal ford. The party expect to return to Washington to-morrow evening. All the executive .department! will Ua ntnnd tvmnrrow Decorat wn IHiy. The Civil Service Commission gives notice that in order to secure ample registers of persons eligible for an ap pointment to position of railway mail clerk from the following named States onn Territories, special examinations . ... n. oe ice at Jacksonville, Fla.,' Atlanta, Savannah and Macon, Ga.; New Orleans and Shreveport, Lji.; Vicksburg,' Jackson and Oxford, liss.: t.nariesion anu Col umbia, S. C. - i , I nf $4TiTlijints for tbat position win e iwiieigu rr TT . . Wf a-. . ; v.n. S. w supero site f - -";,,n1v iuiie vr . i .tf, I 1111 111 I .T, , J , r Mm . ' - .7 , lr. McUow'ii Trll Soon ta Comnifncif. - CHARLESTON, S. C, May 2ti.-lt IS fell and broke his leg. ms jocKey, the veteran Enoch Turner, was strucw by one of the other horses and sustained injuries from which it is feared he can not recover. Saratoga who was valued heavy mourning veil covering her face, at $1,000 was shot. Said she: "1 visitea my moiner-m-mw iivovva ivl . 4 T.. T I? AfnHnW w 1 be ine iounnra:,iumvU '"-TLZT ..r."?: L! .-T i' X trid "at the Court 11 1 finln It rt rtT2fkU rM f-M.l.I I il I nvtf- t-k-kl T ri n T II IU T I I II 1 , III I II I II ' L 1 1 1 s I unubua.li y itu ucm ui "v 0 autuui vxxuv - , , it i L!, 1 TTiD l'APL'nv I a S m rf V r Qta4x fill inf 'ii Whilo at this home, a cot tage" whichsits in rear of the fatal cot tage, a man knocked at the door, and entered. He came from the back part of the premises in the vicinity of Sulli van's barn or house. He said he desired to see the cottage which, was for rent. Old Mr. Carlson took him over ana showed him about the place.. They re turned and the, man said he would take the cottage, at the same time produc ing $12, tho amount of first month s .rent. He gave his name as Frank -Williams. WThile receipt lor the money was oeing maue out, uuu& Mr. 'Carlston asked Mr. Williams what his business calling or profession was. This did not suit Williams for he looked sullenly at his questioner and at all of us and then lowering his eyes said, "1 am employed down town.' I remarked shortly after ho left that he seemed mad at the question. When he departed he did not go to the front, toward Ashland avenue, but started nvt-.r toward Sullivan's. He seemed anxious to get out of the house.' The description civen by Mrs. - Carl sou tallies very closely with that given bv Woodruff, of the man he called Iving, ahtl who, he said, gave him the trunk haiiUnf iob. - I . ! -Mf nnrl Mrs. fYmlclin at whose house Dr. fVonin boards were the next wit nesses. They told how Dr. Cronin was driven away in a busrsrv with a white horse. ' Chicago, May 29. According to a morning paper, there appears to be more in the ; story which 1 Detective Coujrhlin told about the oonneetion ot the man whom he called Thomas Smith, from Houghton, Mich., with the Cronin case, than has been-supr- Bae Kail. Charleston i, S. C, May 29. Charleston, 3; Chattanooga: 6. New York New York, 8; Indianapo lis, 6. . v.; WashingtonWashington, 1; Cleve land 6. 1 i ' . L , A. - Baltimore Baltimore,0: Athletic, . Philadelphia Pittsburg, 4; , Phila delphia, 15. ! 1 ' Boston Boston, 3;; Chicago, 2; Beat and Kicked to Death. Winchester, Wa.l May .29. James Swartz, a farmer of this county, on Sat urday beat and kicked George Ambrose, a farmer of Berkley county, W. Va., so badly that Ambrose died to-day of j his injuries. Both men were about oU years old. The affray occurred at Ambrose s home. .- m m m t I : Wretable and Fruit Injured by Frot Kalamazoo, Micb., May 29. The most disastrous frost 6f the season vis ited Southwestern Michigan Monday nitrht. - From all sections come reports enifj4 in the name of tbe State for the penalties will be raised as soon as the matter gets before the courts. This will make a square presentation to the nnnrt. nf TTodprtv ri trlii to maintain the suits, r . . Workmen are preparing the oftico long used by the Western Union as headquarters for the Postal Telegraph Company, which is stringing the wires in lively fashion. . ' Five cars filled with pupils of the Sunday School of the Central M. Church went to Henderson to-day, the occasion being the annual picnic of tt scliool The trustees of the St ite library yes- Iieruay gave careiui umnim i"- the plan of opening the librarj' in the evening. Tne matter was again cussed to-day. The arrangement will be made. In answer to inquiries about the Hodge suits the Governor said to day : "I have not authorized tho bring ing ot the suits by Dr. Hodge against the railways, neither have 1 been ask ed to do so. The suits are baediponthe tVint anr rif'ne.n tllO riilht tO A th nam nf the State in an action sessions of . this th for the munler of CUUUMr Ii , r,TAt.,in v- Vr Dawson, in March last He-has been confined in the county oSnftvihAi norri mission of the crime ,i fTrtri h.ii ben male to obtain H Vl ill' A V. ; Vi rolpiise on tKlil. lie will lje defended by cx-( Governor D. Cohen, of .the 'ko-Ucn hir.'who will uleaa sell defence! The Stiite will "be represented . : t ....... . w ' riM- by rouciior J?r vim , - cfctunt nnnnvT. New Interest has bcn ua in ihn nnir bv the .'drawing' of KAtllCU 111 " - ) whinh will trv the case. litre j" " " --". - . . . . Tne panel consists i ihifijti r,r -Vi,.m fnurtjen are nirros, the i n rrrwt numlvr of ncL'nx'S drawn' to wxx nr. ii .iiirv at- anv recent court r..r f.i'aniU aromntlllcni m.ll ne iieiww " un no" , . . .. I i tt . will be acquitted. Many law amuing ouskj. IS1htn, Mav Mauris-Mealy, M. P., for Cork, wj a wltmiN tWorn the Iiirnell Commiion twly: Ho j lulmitUHl that the Cork Branch "of the league had received npplicjitioni from other branches for 1UN of incrchanU ... who we m member of the !.&gue In order that other merchant' tniuht l lioycotUxl. Hcaly held that it ai legitimate to plac Mich pnvirt njH.n shop kcH.krs. Joseph Biggar. M. P. fur V Cavan, testife 1 that ho h.ul Utii a member of Supremo Council of tho Fenian -Brotherhood, but hod Wn ex pelled In 1ST", for advocating Contitu , tlonal action. He jtitHHl the land league in 1HT'.. H diH-lannl llat lh meaning of the jch he mad? at Cork in the spring of 1H.M), in which he re ferred t the .'AnarchUt Harmann liav ing imitators in Ireland, had leen tni understoHl. As a fact he hml only warned tho uupiortcrs f the WhiggUu canuluatcs xnai ine uiguv vi jwHipus was likely to result in the 'u- of dvtm mite. , In a suWpient pcix'h"at CaMletown, he had advised the moj1c to take care the land they occupied should be of value to land grabKrs, He hiul further ' said that it was no part of the IVjague' duty to mimmcnd tho shooting of landlords, but that it wan it duty to defend lanylxKly charged w ith shooting landlords or their agent. Hehadaid this because go conliucnce wa placed in the administration of the law, and he had held that the League ought to defend prisoner who ruin were thu Outcome of bad laws." He and .Patrick Kgan were tmutees of the fund f tho Ieague. He could not asnociati either Kgan 'or "Sheridan with the "out rage-. -Biggar said he had contributed noth ing to" tho Fenian funds. His object iu joining the brotherhool was 'to obtain its asi-irtiiuce in Patliamentsiry elec tions. , Sir nenrv James for the Times ero- cxamined Biggar. Witness aid ho never took part In tho work of tho - '99 ijcague s treasury, lie never urew a checkor kiw a Twiik lb wan naturally Indolent and left: the work to others. He did not know where the record of tho money dealing of the Ingue ,wa kept, nir did hi eren know whv he hal leen asKtciatel with Kgivn a tr?asurer Jtt liefore the huppnwion ef xno Iand l agu, mt ' of th. ixiokf were removed. I nirty-iwo iwhk mui oeen luinde! U Mr. Siamef,Mdicitor or tho Tims. Presiding J uiir Ilanneu retoiirketl that this wa the uit time he haI licanl about these loks. - Sir Henrv James said that it wan a mistake. There were no such Utok in Mr. Sonnies' iKeijion. Mr. Bb'jrar wild that all the Imwr- - rm mm - taut book of the league had twen re moved to Kngland. They ero very He did nK knr that any fir that the most that the V VIIA. f m tt.r a a ; conviction Ol manslaughter. The case will probably come up for trial atKjutj June Jtn. Fear of ir-ent Trootlle 't IlralUwood. rriTr-nn Afar special from Tt n i .i ut tr. th Journal Rivs: Lvery- thing quiet to-day and very little fear i mm'' iiuick w-uat . I inlart.ltnni t 111 IL II" I L IlJUIJt'; m 1"' I I W 1 1 J L . for the penalty. If this iwep- r.TUitrv remains. It is probable n.T..i.v. fav -.-S.,ven ty may be recovered. Hnoi, ine piarut- . . f nfth force on iruardjit the ,viH! t Iirarha iff will fail. The courts alone can u. - -.r;; i,nm a hw rain i minnt w in uc i; - i how the matter is." The Governor left tor Greensboro of reat damage to early vegetables and this afternoon, to attend the commence U1 i, 1 r 'Li. - iw-.litiet I m0nt TT -ill h wk Friday. Rfnan iruivs. ituu iu ojiiv r . ..... - - - . - . , wheat and corn suffered 83verely. ! The Department of AgricuUuiis in mnAa Hil h sent home. A heavy rain luiuvo ..... 7 , . . ardor of the striker. A mall body of rioters was surrounded by a spuad of eol- diera this morning ana lour vu warmm ui ,. Arvo.- - r,; .... . tne Cronin case, tnan Has been.sup- charmingly practical. Our private poged The man caus himself Willard mail of yesterday 'morning broiiM- Smith. Notes of CoughUh's stata- - . J w.ttw mont tn Mavor Crepier were nrodueed five letters, tnree oi wm a iou b- the grand jury yesterday, and .u w-o;Vft otii two from jren- 1 oeiore mc l-llK?A J 1 y J'. . 4i9m xxtrUn Riibribe in the -near blVLUCU W 11V ' 4 future. Two letters from business men ia Baltimore' were full., of cheer.' A young friend in this1 city in a short time procured, eeen pw .subscribers- The Department of Agriculture s m " tT. iTrnu-d and were arr receipt of many Inquiries regaraing 1 nm ..... hior made iricur- Koiiine mil Men on stme. lands, minerals, etc. a leiier irt.m v. . -s-hhorfnir raining set- HARIUSKURO, Pa., May .Atout .iJyP and have confiscated what iuHuure3 vH"uu.(, . . i .nrv1nu thev could una. American and European Investmeat weapons tney cuum u Company, of Chicago, desires lniorma- 1 ; t9rrrriir ri- tion relative to tanas suitaoie ior nies. Other letters to-day, In the same line, came from Chattanooga and St. pU3U uMAti rruicuuDii j ... ir.-ntrpTira . 53 f?.i ; May 'CM. I ne immigrauon oumew uuv I Lincr tn make cooven fCosvniT W-Afr T H Edwards, of this I ble line of policy aaopiea. - x w iinnt.m Ther bv UP (SpMrT jwwa, encoura-e no emigration of a pauper Mormoato. . JfT and in- r x .TZ; "iT rui-i character, but- to seek as immigrants enu vouar women a laDiespoomuu oi , --t- -. . 4V vu xcst with 1 aucea eevtnu K nine ana is now iving iu r------. -m m-is. 1 1 iravei. rri : ' i. dition. eZ 5!SU,"T; Dreachem.irero: Pioxi HV jrww lm made on K. I i t9-9.i .tr - - 100 men struck at the Lochiel Rolling Mill to-dav because tney were asKea w work in the larger mill, iwnicn naa been idle since the strikers were ai charged last week. Only the puddle mill is now in operation. jwTTPiiij .- . . ihuin striken commiliee tiavo been Ciucaoo, May 29. A dispatch from frora prbon. The trikew at Tuscola, IIb, nay : A peculiar reiig- y Bachum and DorVaund held Took MoryhAM by MUtake. ioua sect han stirred up a c-ommu.i liook h;ul been dentmyed. He hai not the slightest notion pf what bad became of the mining docucienl. - Dpiit t v f -if Tli trfilw rni(fit the houses of the leader of the minfrr'ti strike at Dortmund to-day, and eize4 a numljer of letters and a cdniderabta amount of money. Tlie men whf home were inraded arc aTeuHl o! Mjcialist agi tat) n. faroiifec ra U-dar. More "erlrtiona will follow Friday n?xt. HOMK, Mar 'SJ. l ne puouc wsour tied to-day bv a report of th death of f hfl Mimw twwbl bouf? of Parliament and caused much exrit- ment. On, Inquiry It learnea ina there wa no founu&i ion wniTer ior i. M.mAi L inn bolincM U en loving gotd health and attend daily to the duje of hU ofSce. t-rT tc Mav . r uur mmtjera ol itachum striken committee have been -. m mtmmVXimm 9 IW1 T9A WM 9mm 1 V lft w III K M Wm i W I II I I rniilll O 5; M. to this ouly.'. : Ttey" M hJJ frid next. If their Jtnuuid. ."rr., rrTr" :r t I thev are eeKing w : , I months, ibev-irtll CO on strike again.. Kir- fix-ar imrloeimMA ImnilirrantJ. and Detik of rromteeat prertr - I those of this cla come unsoiiciiea. - v,?,H' ; i- frv KTfr of jir this I special, hwev. josepnus iv.-- i . . - - - -L : . . . kntrfnW I rpflr. -Tt will nrobablrbe arrange -rrraA .tl V . .. 1 tl-M - fViii or hi in oa be done. Here is a way in whicn many - lirl ol may helD. The ladies are good friends I v j . T1 wmmAndation. .This is ii .lamu) Smith In an utrlv rwiitinn. Itis name Willard is not a baptismal one. ItUono. underwhich he jraa LECr-y. jose known in . Chicago. . He visited East prommenvust nhi.nttm ftvenoe station to inquire lor 1 cnurcn, ana ouperuwenaen m - " 7 -.r 7;," n ihat gS ghlln nL hieirto- Iion or Ktt ty, died thU U-hfE J5SS established intimate' rela- 1 morning. i Th Lut of Llbby Frb. TTrranvT- Mav ?9.-.The- last - car r . w m . - A h v w t n a 1 1 i.ii n j u r : c. & &a - mArin' loir ' frinnda f Iycurr-Z: " -t rrn.i-- I f hiHb- nn1 nthAf hnildinff xmv. nf th a frccrvA'pii v, t f h at Rhnuld1 1 n r.u? , , !r ; r I tAi-fat nf th nnM famous Libbv Prison go to work in our-behaif we know not A rant at the station. Smith -1 waa shipped to Chicago4o-day. wnere tne euhscription list wouia ena. . - ire to-day, la the Intretpl t nat J t BaLtxmoke, May 23. A ge toownnews-gatheriiigasocUtto. LvS comprising about Li&fiT Ctakf;5-e from theBalUr well imHmi - TVa (ior urlntf the daT 1 lavorable.' t Ia a fevr: dar rain will be : Thebeiief Uyervcnfidfcaflyexpiw- ltere ihat the Georgia, taroiu i m, . , v -m mm. fm mm, A rjar VelMn, leaaer oi m v. He escaped ana a uuw v . nerai Ci-, men win nii - Jl take place irom we naiuoore aau Ohio Blount Claaa tho pa tonrirow .The dbjcharc-e will com- wirta Jn number of men from pt tmj -v. . ..:..... wo tnnntftt t i'" rH 1 rfi rin felriki ttiTala, aaa' m . -' , n - mmm . . t f .III! . I VIKXSA, iay .-iOC pouuca cwr- fepondeoce declarer that importance Ol not a ueigraae- n ocen Bnaj exaggerated. It aert4 that the moa was comcoaed mainly of ncnooi and ioniers, na w demojMtratloa againat Aiartrta, I HEE3niAM, Tx4 May 2). Mr, nas dolph Bradt became eddeaiy lfffi yesterday, and ieixlng pUtol killed two ol her children. One of her chil drea killed wa four year old and tbe other ilx. She took the youugent child, - habV. escaped from the hou-a and IJ I ftill at large. j
The Wilmington Messenger (Wilmington, N.C.)
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May 30, 1889, edition 1
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