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TELEGRAPH SCMMAHV.
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, i THE STATE.
ivitt.riKi lwcKery appoirats two( I more
deputy marshals; The -penitentiary
.board) "will make efforts havB the pen
itentiary designated las a. prison for fed
. eral prisoners;; the" boaTd surrendirs the
lease of the Grtmf arm for lack of cWi
iots to cultivate 4iT; cotton, is to jle sold
euffloietit to pay tho pressing debts of the
institution. rive morec -fourttii-ciass
" pos-tmuaters ore appoimted for thia ptate.
:;. .;i : - DOMESTIC. ;--- 1 .
Persona 1a a p'os-lllon to. know say that'
t,he poMcy of the adminiistration, as -to
Cuha is to wait and Ree what will be the
result of the autonomous government ; ; it
hivs not -had time et ito show whether
tiwlli be a success of a 'failure;- recen t
occuiTencesiit Havana, while afcjordirtg
fviJences of discontent with the plini, are
not taken as proof of its failure; Jn. the
meaT.iLune our warships are so placed as
to be avaUable for almost immediate use
;in;Hjivana in case of asi tmergenicy; in
puch cas. .Consul General Lee wi'.J cpra
munieate h-ia reuut directly t'o the corA
manders of the veseiel. The sMnis;h
minister at Washing-ton is uneasy ht the
tone of Mr. Hi'Lt'a speech int the phouse
Wedniepday arjd ait ttoe-disposition Of our
warsh'ii)&. Staator -Morgan) elosfe his
speech on- the Hawaiian treaty; Senatloc-i
Bacon:; ofcrs an amendment, .i profvidih
for its- racilication. hjf popular vote of the
Hawaiiar.i5. KM MoKdy depositsTi $3,000
to flgiht either. Fiitzsimmon's or COrbett.
The deodOock dm the Maryland legis-
iaitre continues; tt.'.Js said; the democrats
and bolteris have eeid'ed to elect a sena-
tor. A. Bhickney, drummer foe aln At-
laTita and. Savanwah firm, commits j sui
cide in. New York -The Japanese cruiser
Nasagl luun'ched! at .Cramp's .ship
ard .ydsterday; as the.vessal entered
i the wattr wix doves fluttered from a'bas
ke; on. htr Ijjw. The d&mfcratic i con
. R-ressional . committee ejects ' Sutor
. White as chairman-: Theie Us no c mhge'-
int the- New Kn-gOand tttrike, exaept I rhat
another mil closes for Sack of cflera1
tivea and: the strikers are efhowingiven
greater de term irja: Lion; the disco-ate rot" at
Fall River increasing and there; la
danger of the situation becomirog- nijirte.
at iUddeford.; everybody; 'e vew ' ' Ci iineak
;iundrymen', re 1 ccntribuiL'inig to the ro
ller -fund. -tTtie -labor question is"
brought up in the Massachusetts legisla
ture. jr-A-biJl isi introduced- in!' the Ohio
i f-enatej to fjrryma.'rad!erMr. '-Grosven-drJ out
of coiret..---. -The advisory council of
-i he Virginia confederate veterans find
that Commander Sttibbs did r.jpt recbive
a bribe, but that he should lx deposed
ironi on ice. rne tnio senate commit-
iteti i takes no further ste-ps inr the bribery
ase.-r Ohio riven was expected to reach
thei danger link? at Loutevllle early jthil'is
in&ir.v:-ii(g. At Portland, Ore., an uhiuct-
fessfu attempt Is made, to 'hCd u .. tllwj'
: prticers Gi-a baink; the oashier was too
plucky for the robber.
i Prosperity -comes quickest to tehe
man -w'hose liver js ti'n giood. .canditiari.
Ie Witt's Little Early Risers are! fa
r.nvous : little pills for' con-s'tip'a'fcion il-
- luusncss, indig-estion and all stomach
' and liver troubles. R. R..BellamM.
i- I ri Ktw Pml masters
Wasihingtion, Jain'ua'ry' 20. This fol-
i lowing 'fou'rtih elas's pc'stma's'te'ris hlave
'Ij'ee-n appoirtted. for 'Nartih OaroCin'a:
Cropwe'l, W. L: Iol!ar; Krfg, EJarly
iW.j riarris'h; Lextog'ton Williarnj
Letih; Zeru, Alkn C Jahnson,
You need Odd iver Oil, you sayJ
but
think; yon can't take
it? Try. "Mor-
rh u vi n , " a perf ec tekl
'Wlnie of
Cod
Liver Oil." You get aYl the virtuea of
the; Oil, without the Al'i3agreeabla 'ef
fects. - Sold -by Ji J. Shepaird, ji It
-Hardin, and H. L. Pen'tre'ss. '!'
Thfl Tjra Deserted Children
f rt was rep&rrteid jat the city, hall "Vve'd
Inesday morning tha't two,w!hite chid
reh, u loy lain'd a girl, a'g'e'd, two
and
! four years, respectively had ibeen
de,
t'Ae
: BerteJ hy fheSr parea'ts awd let a'q
house of a colored" wotoan n Pr'oiolflyn.
.Yesterday Tnornin'g Olhief olf PolibetMel
torf ascertained, -ih'a't .the fa'ther of
the
chi'Idren. was :cu't c em'ptoymen't
anJ
- iwus ' g-eneiraily "ft-torthleiss. The
dWe'f
inade a scar'ch for h:im-; but couM
find , him. He the-n! . disfoovered "
whereabouts of .'the 'cjhlld:ren'srmortjheri
hut &he sta'te'dvt'h'att she was iKJ-or San'd
i
unable to support thie 'cinndren.f iKo
. S
3ol-
Chief'Me'lton 'gcyt itver to go lief ore
oiVel -Jcfhn D. Taylcr; clerk ofth
fieri on oour't, and give permission for
- the children to be " Iboiind but i The
'Children will be placed in good, hands.
(Mrs. M. B. Ford, Ru'd'dell's' Tll., feuft
f eired ; for eight years from dyspepsia
and chronic constipation "ah'd I teas.
iinally cured hy us;ing DeWi'tt'i.? Little
4Karly Risers, tllie famons Tittle pills'
for
. mi . awn:acn. ana liver xixMui.ies. - xt.
R
Bellamy. - , -
f:
A Great Upheaval
; Thomas Graham, one of - the demo
rrtaic leaders of thevIllinois metronqlis
ami-a member ct 'the national demo
cratic "committee i-3 in the city
" 'I think that he idemocraticir pi
ty
will sweep the country next year.
Mld:
Mr. Gaham.
'In Chicago 'We are
Mr.
inost certain 'to elect democrats td!'dn
Kreea in t he third, fourth atid fifth
tricta. now represented- 'by Messrs.
Vhite, BeJknQp and. Mills. , Outsiide the
dity we will get eight ior;'f en more.; jMy
advices froin all over the .United"- States
Is that the tide is running-strong in
favor of the democracy.! , ... i i
"Thre will arise .in. the next fiev
vmm' in my judgment: condition
i such danir and perplexity that it
will
' reaulre the iifghest statesmanship
to
j relieve the country from turmoil.
Social problem is1 getting to be of
The'
iriiorfe
''imnnrrw than bimetallism, or
any
The
-:.!j.v.tiw' mipaiv ifinnmlidai nuestion
irlli 1 1 1 J - u I
.f..,rro-i tn.r f-itenvf is 'cettinsr hard-
r-r all the while, and the masses jgjrfw
- ivstless and discontented "because Ih'oy
po.e j,0 little legislation enacted in -their
favor; It isn't only the status of the
lalorlng man' that Is involved, despite
the fact that ther 1s an army of un
employed mien.- :Me'h wtho a few yars
" azo had considerable property are iow
fueling . thbterness of poverty. In
i-the cxpectatiigt of being able to ipay
' : u t they iwor tgaged their possessi ms,
.ami the future Jholds no ray of hope
hat they wili ever be. able to redeem
. them. ''""': : : I s , ?
' "Unless something is dofte-p f&n" ejdy
'-"e-xtetin conditions,, we eh4H fia this
-ountrv one of the greatest upheaWs
that ever shook a nation. If the btcdy
scenes of tn French revolution are - not
" ienacLed, the American people wil line
1 c-markably ifortunat. The way thlrtgs
are 'being allowed to drift toy our $0-
railed statesmen wouM indicate hat
'they tdo not believe the county is in any
danger, hut if they got out a iittleribre
. tunfng the people they would hear ft
different tpry. - . I ' -
' Royal ncaices th? to4 pure,. ! '. ! -( iL
i j wholesome au.4 dfClaJ I
V, 1 i. fe r-I
. I; . ;. ' 4 I
". ,'.' "--'-'-M "' Ipjjfjffjl' ' " 'j I
. "1 ' ft OVAL CAKING POA0E8 CO.. Kr VOBK. j I
v ')---" ' - .-',.'.'.... :.--
THE HEW ENGLAND STRIKE
NO SIGNS OP WEAKENING AMONG
! i :. THE STRIKERS.
Another Mill Cloted The Discontent at
Fall River Growing Th Situation Xlke-.
ly to; Become ' 8rlona at BIddfort
Itatlon Houses for tlie Strikers Opened!.
All Classes, Including "Chinese Lauti
drymen, Contrlbating AidLnbor QaeB
tlon in Massachusetts Legislature ; I-
Boston, Mass., January 20. The sum'
total, of new features in today's' pro
granrme of the textile -troubles was 'the
shutting down of the Cabot mill at
'Brunewick, Me., because of desertion
of help . in, sympathy with striking'
weavers and the announcement that a
small mill of the Social lanuf actifring;
Company- at "Woonsocket, R. I., would M
shut down forfa few days for lack of
'oi-ders. . . "'-'' .'-;J
" . 'But. mill - trouhles evidently are not"
ito j'be confined to inill' cities,, for- the
ide issue Sroug-ht up today was lahor
'legislation in the Massachusetts legis
lature, jjt will ;be reorvembered that'
?the . Arkwri'ght Cluh, in - recommending
a cut down of wages laid stress upon
the! j competition -of Bouthern. mills!
through a longer Working day of mill
employes: The club, furthermore,.
UTffeid. the . repeaf of the restrictive!'
measures in force in iMassachuse t ts.. ;
. With the first -Inkling of an attempt1
to carry ou t this recommendation,- lahor
representatives in the house intro
duced bills for new legislation for a
fifty-five hiour week, qio over time for
women and children and ' to investi
gate the .present textile situation. ;
-.: Along t'he line of 'battle from New
Bedford, Mass., to Lewiston, Me,, there
wad'- absolute quietude. The state
'board of arbitration sent Member Ber
ry to the former place to see if the
strikers Iwould . hot abandon the fining
issue, hu t the - outcome lof his errand.
will only show in the talk in the unicn f
meetings tomorrow. , ' ' -
In Pall River the discontent, al
though, entirely beneath the surface, is
graw;ingj aiid the. mill officials know it 5
and ai-e apprehensive. .
The e.videnee of tubb3irnes"s of the i
vrberatives in' defending their position '
1s 'shown in Biddeford, Me., where e-r-.
range-merits for 'serving strike rations :
of soup and food are- being miade. Here,
t'he citizens, even to Chinese laundry- j
men, are contributing imoney, and j
societies! 'are offering aid. The strike;
may 'assume acut 'conditions there
sooner than at any "other palace,- judg- j
ang froim local indications, y .
'Biddeford, Me., January 20: An ef- ;
fort will, be made by ; the officials of t)he j
Pepperell and Lacon doth mills to';
start "Mo'nday inext, and alii textile j
workers who desire to return to work ;
under the 10, per cent, cut down will
have an opportunity to do so. The
union men are almost positive that not'
enough will go back to start' the mills.
The Ohio Senatorial Bribery s
Columbus, Ohio, January 20. The sen-:
site: Irwesitlgating committee met tonight ;
and f adjourned until tomorrow morning..
No I wltTvesses were called and there was'
no ' M'lscuwsioni. the meeting being purely
format There are various rumors as to 4
what course 'tSe' committee will -; pursue.
One was to hj effeot that Jared P.. Blnss
wouild: be cailed for explamataon. Another
that - t he icommittee would, decide, to re
port ; baek to the senate that they were:
unable to proceed with the inquiry, and
ask to berrelieved fror further duties. . -
The -seniatoril bribery invesflscuMpn. was
riot before the senate " today, as ex
pected. Attorneys had .advised them that
the coTnmittee'-.had no jurisdiction und;er
-tb'e. .(Senate resolution .or w.hich' it was
.'proceeding. The Committee has a re
,'port to present to the senaite 'recommeTid
' ing ttae 1 arrest and puntishment . of the
t'.'iw-sses who refused, last night ; to an -swerj
quesiions. -. .'(-.
Why allow yourself to he slowly tor-;
tured at jthe stake of disease? Chills
and Fever will undermine, and event-;
mnni hrenk. down.-tb-? strongest-xmSlti-i
tu'tion."Fe-bri Cura"; (S.weeit Oh'ill TonSe
wi'th, Ir"on) Is more effective than Quin-j
inei and! beinig iejom'bined. with Iron, isj
. an excellent tonic and' Nerve : m'edi-j
cine.) It lis pleasant to take, and is soldi
under positive guarantee to cure or
money refunklCd. Accept no subs'ti-S
tu'res.- The "just as good" kind don't!
.effect cures. Sold -by J. C Shepard, J.i
H4 Hardin, and H. L'. Fentress. ; )
British Warships. Ordered to China j
" Vle'toriii B. C... January 20.-OrderS!
fhave been received a Esquimau1!' t, byj
Rear A'dm'iral Palliser, from the AJd-i
milrality, instiructlng him to havecveryj
velssel iri Wis fleet ready to start fori
China on forty-eight hours notice. The!
'British, orian-offwar Pheasant went tc
sea today under sealed . orders.' The
Learfdeirj wiill leave on 'Wednesday next j
LAidmKralj Pallis'er refuses 'absotateily "t4
say1 -I whiere they' are gpihg. Opinion!
ambiig hayal people Is divided between
China and Southi America, but what-j
ever! t'he , tiesynation, 'ine aamiraTiy;
mus't have' received .reassuring news'j
as it .was only late this afteirtioon itJhat
it was . dec'id'Jd that "the Imperleusej
should not to. ",-'-'
i--;.-.,. .'?: : s : -. .ii
.; To Getrjmimier BIr. (Rrosvenor Oat
j Columbus, Ohio., : January 20. ena-f
ftbr Pinck's rt'ill to gerrymander ith
CiOrt'gresSional d'Sstricts cf the s'tate was
'introdu'd'el'd' . inito 'the lejgislature -heforej
adjourn'mert! today. The. main piir4
pose; of ithe WJ, and Mr, Finck f rankly
ackno.w ledger it, 'is to tegislaite Con-
g.ressmari 'GrCsvenor out of pfnoe and,
put a democrat In his place. The bilf
is one of !the direct results of the anti-j
H-anna-comib'in'e an'd ; the democrats
-say ;tney pan 'pa'SB at wmn 'tne aia o;
th reipubWcap .paiters, ; . ;
-j' , - . - i.
j Whitewashed With Mad
Ly rich burs', Va., January 20. The ad
yisory council of the. grand camp, Canf..
fiHtt-rate .'V'ciJerans' of Virginia, met her
today- at j nooni to consider the Stubbs'
case. After Considerable debate, the foC?
towing resolution was adopted by a vote
of 21 to 10: . - ,! -!
"Resilyed, 'That we,, the council, ftnd
upon examination, of the evidence before
us, that ; Commander Stubbs had hot beeri
guilty . of TCceiyiKg a ribe, but we do
find that hte should no longer be in eom
inand of the grand camp, . or a! member
of - -the hastory committee of the grand
camp." ! . - ;" '-' - .- .
', gilcida of a, Prnmmer v .'
' r ' ft Ck a - TV1n:n1.
wew icitk, January o,r-ta.. . piacifiicj'
of Covingtonj Ga., a traveling &alesmari
for Beck &" Gregg, har'dware merchanta
of j 'Atlanta1 arid Savannah; . 3eorgia
shot ihimserf 3m t'he left hreastJ in a
West street ihotel tbay. The injured
man jn a dying condition. He lef
a wote isaying "tnat 'ne was a-Doui to euq
his life because bf -funrequ'itted affeb-
tionj-
!. ! Raaida's Kmotranca
London, January. 20". The -Pekin
ebprespoudeirt ot i;ne -iimea xeiegrapn-i
Ing yesterday says; -;:. " . .. - ; ;- ' , !
At he i second Interview with the
Tsr-Ll-Yamei yesterday (Wednes
iday) -the ' rnibris'trance' of the Russian,
charge d'affaires, M. Pavloff, was in.
't!he nature of -m'tlmldaUon agains't the;
operita'g j of Ta-Lrcu-Wan. He threat-:
ehed;: reprisals5 and a wlthdraw'a'l of
Ru'ss5a' 'frlendshUp and prbtectlon. i
r... ., ...u l'.- ,-."!
:. 1V- -'" . Sparlta . v.
Se-criteen students ; o RJchtaond,
Va. bbJlege were su'speaided hy the
ul ty for "engaging in that . epecies of
hazing 1 down! as 'Hoe-pulling," hut
were subsequently reinstated. v. ;
'"Kid" ' 'McCoy lhaa . dpogitfed $5,000:
ViBh a sporting paper as a fornfeirt 'to.
filit ettther Corbet't ox PitzsLmmtaoisfOT!
the heavy-reig'ht championship of tihe'
world. ;.. ,..T.. '
CUBAN SUCCESSES.
Tbe Inanrgent Raid Several Town, Car
rjing.oJT Spanish Cavalry Horses From
One Challenging Spanish Garrison to a
Fight Another Expedition Landed ;
Havana, via Key West, Fla., January
19-j-(Delayed in-transmission) The in
surgents last r ight raided Jaruco, this
province and: without firtng a shot
Sfried away 1 he hordes of the Span
ish! cavalry squadron, whose members
fled at the sight of the invaders and
toojk shelter in the civil headquarters.'
The Spaniards' will be conrt-martralled.
, 'last night h j reflection of large fires
in pane fields in the direction of Guan--a'bacoa
was cl;arly .noticeable here.-
The imemfbers of tlhe cabinet 'Will is-su-4
a manifestc explaii'n'inig "the salient
points of the s:heme of . autonomy and.
its advantages pver independence," .to
gether with an appeal to the insurgents
to surrender, j . . : , '. . j , .-. , r
, After dynamiting the passenger train
tiear Daigame, j province of Pinar del
Rio and partially destroying 'theengine,
asj already earned, the insurgents at
tacked the train, 'killing one pasenger
(a negro) wounding five of the' train
escort and woukrding or otherwise inT
juftog twentynflive passengers. . I - -
'Ainother expedlitioai landed Monday
might .near Trinidad on the south
coast. -' ' ' . u '
A hani xft twenty insurgents entered
Managua, near 'his city and carried off
a jnuimber of ox to. The repQrt that 200.
insurgents, from iMatanzas haves enter-'
ed -this- pfovirice near lOienagua de
; G jjananamon Isj confirmed, as well as
the report that the insurgent brigadier,
Belancourt, with 300 men from 'Matan-.
zas, has passed fnear San Nicolas. The
insurigents under August in, Cervantes,
Wintered -San Anitonio d,e Los Bano3 at
; night and plundered a store in the out
jsk'irfis of the tofwn. Two hundred in
Wilir'gents enterejd Oolise this province
jahd. plundered, several stores. The in
stirgents, in' fullt view, from the town of
Icjaibanajs, provihee. of Pinar del Rio,
carried ioft a -number or oxen ana poiaiy
challenged the gkrrison to Come outside
the towin and fiffht. .
Autl-nebrfw Deinonstratan
SParis, January
20. The minister of the
interior' Mr, Barth'oq, at a cabinet, meetr
ing t'oday, informed his colleagues of the
neasures 'taken to pre'vent street' de-'
irhohstraiSionjs., H; added', that ttie pra
'pioged deinlomstra ion or ' Sunday iwill be
prohibited. .' . . .' .; ' . '"
j The .trial Of Eriilo Zola will; befein he
fbre thie assize ourt on; February 7th. : :.
Oover ' 2,060 .students started! a jdemOii-
ration this eve nir.g on; the Boulevard
Michael. They iiied. to cross thf. River
Seine, but the police prevented; them.
' About sixty of (the students were ar
rested. -There hajre been ro serious dis-,
ofders t'pday. Bahds of student :as this
djispatch is! e&nt)J aire; still: parading the
Latin) Quarter. j -.- '
A dispsabch fron Epi-nal -'(capital;, of the
djepartmtT.'t of -V4ges, ; situated about 190
miles fFDBt here), (-says the. first anti-Hebrew
demonstrati-dfii took place there to
day. iflacardiS ! earing' the now popu
lar cries, denounKping iiola and tjie lie
brews And ! upholding itho army, were
posted i'n front "off the Hebrew sltores. .
i Prom the , Xiatinl quarter, 2,000 students
niarchexj to the pot'el' 'Ies Ini'alides,
some raising shouts "Vive 1' Empeireuer."
They then crossed! thte bridges where the
poviee dfvlded thex Ik So two bodies. One
uiade ' a derriicntsiSatiicini iri front pt the
Pepinier barracks (coserra de la. Pap
plnere), j and: the ktlier, numberirj.g S00,
gathered in frfe-nt f M.. Zold's house wi th
the-usual cries.. he police finalfly dis
persed . 1'theni' aftjer making" thirjty . ar
rests. - i . -jiThere
basi beep 'a small anti-Jewish
derrijonstfation at j Rouen. . Another stu
dent demcTiStratiotii 'has taken placed at
.Algiers. It was dispersed several": times.
Mary aasrests were made and there were
frequent ftff Ms o the Jewish mairket.
place, where several were slighjly . inr
jiurod. V ' . . ' :'
i.SAitog'ether tuieref have been 115 larrcsts
today ahkl many sof tihose ' arresSed are
kept in custody, t At Rouen th poMc-e
charged the studekuis, but - failed- "to dis
ptrse them.. 'The Itroops have bean con
slgn'ed t barraeksi and thef parice occupy
tirbances have 'tiken place throughout
the daySait Nanc;
Newspapeirs suppor t-.
ApS Dfus
wer! burned, voro thei stair
case of. Jth'e univerfsity. 'Despite the gov-
c'rnmenict pronimiion, Tiie organization
c'dnimi'litie of . Monday's a ntji-Somite nieet
liiig a t the TivoM .kroxhail has- de'Bidied to
hkldi a puhiia deraon'stration on Sunday
artwn'ooii.- i -.-v
Chair
of Democratic ' Cangrcsslon. 1
; . Conanalttee ; ,-' '
liigi'on, Jantoary 20 The new dem-
oeraoic leongressionat committee tonight
elected as "chalrmtui Senator White,- of
.Ctalifiornija. The election) -of secretary
which had) been epecited.w-as postponed
to awa.il the actih by am organization
committee of sevn .which will ;be ap
linted by 'the' nerw chairman. IV - j
JThe election hasjj attracted U. ;gop.d deal
.'off attend ion in tlite house, owing : to its
bearirj fcia; the- speakership xoR.-teit;. Sen'f"
aitor ; Whlt'e was s'ipoTted by the friends
Reprdse'rjtairivepa'i'.ey. who are favor-,
ajble to jt.'i'at gentle-man's candklacy in
ctese ! . tl-ji 'i- utexit! 1 house is demiocraiic.
'Mes&rs. : I McRae, ; of Arkansas ; Richard
son, of Tehinessee: t Osborne, of Wi-ominsf:
and Micjrs had been procninent i in tiie
I'iioe. Owing to the swakersiiiipi isswe.
howeveri
the -frierkids of Mr. Bailey felt
th'ait Ot
was desirable a senator! should
head this commit 1
so-that- the ohair-
imarjeMp; a!nd. the jspeakership should
be
1 entirely j separated
The- mpetHrjg way quite fully attended,
thirty-th
reel mehibera ' being ipresent
Which, allowing fdr he several torphan
.i:aies,
'ittfor.
made almost -a full repfesenta-
Attempted ijllank Robbery! ' .
Portia Ad.,. Ore., January 20. A ' bold at
tempt was made to hold up the Citizen's
bank, on the East stae about 3:30; o cock
thig afternoon, but owing to the t'ourage
of 'Cashier A. W. Lambert, , thej .robber
was puitjto liignt -Wfi.iout securing1 a ctnt,
The barik had ju$t closejd for the day
ajrad 'Mr. Lambert, Hhe manager, With 'Ms
asaistants, - was breparing to put the
money in the vault when a masked morn
ehtered I the front door. In 'his - right
liana he held a revolver. ,. Pointing to a ;
stack b bills on- ifetre. oouinteri behinni the !
Screen1, he robberi demand'ed thaif. Cash
er Larribert hand them out." iiambart;
started to pick upf the money,! but, at the'
jskme time eecure a revolver from the '
B'rawer. j As soon as the i-obber saw this, ;
he turned and fledTbut before hei reach-!
eid the Jstreet Casihiier Lambert, fired at
(him. A large crowd was " 'attraoied by ;
ithe shooitimg, but the fleeinig man secur-.
ol his horse and mounting it.' was soon
out of sight. No trace of him 'had been
secured jup to a lafe hour. 1.
j Slam to Apologiza i
San Francisco, January 20. The spe-
clal correspondent of the. . Associated ;
Ifress at Bangkok Siam, writes ias fol- j
lows, uhder date bf November 13, 1897;
The oh'g-awaiited and much - ;d-;
bated decision " of the arbitrators in I
the matter of tha assault upon ,Mr. E.
V. Kel'lett, Unwed States vice consul, ;
toy Siamese soldiers at Chlengmai, No.?
J jvember 19, 1896, ras published y ester
day inf the 'government gazette and
ithia ' mbrning ani English translatioh ;
; was posted ' in the 'American legation.
!J was agreed' that the Siamese gov-
ernraeatj hojild atiolbgize and (pledges
itself toipunish the bifeuderg, The of-
ficers infebmmand; of the itroopsi are io y
be publicly, reprimanded and degraded i
irj. rahk,f w-hile thfe men are to be de
prived of weir pay ior Tnree months." -
j - - J. T-- " - r--'-. - ; . ! . - ;
; I The Hawaii Treaty . i
i i Washitigt'on', . Jlauu'ary 20. tSenator
iforgan; conoluidedi . four ! days'
tepeeclh to the senate In executive aes-
sikwv today on 'the Hawaiian tfeaty. i
Tie spoke for almbst four hours- and!
when he finished -ftihiere were not more(
than 'half a dozeai seniators present.
Senator Teller k 'the floor and. will
I'
ihsh
Waih
isptoak wh'C'n tub' treaty is nex't taken
up. J V::p :,-;! '..!!' "j', i
I Sena'tJcr Bacon; of .- Georgia, foljgivred
Ih'iSL action off yesterday In bffeinng aji
amiendnTen't t'o t!he treaty providing
.Dor a vote upon 1 it toy the people of
Hawaii, ?by offcr'tog the amendment to
Seniaitor lorga'n'a hill for auwexat'ion,"
j5ps pmKi'ns the ! amendment public.
' ' ' , .1- - . '
WMim GUBaH POLICY
DEFINED BY PARTIES! IN POSI
TION TO KNOW WHAT I IT IS
1 1
To Give Time for JTioroogh' Trial of An
1 tonomy llrcent rent In Havana In.
dlcatlng, Thongh not Proof of, Its Fall
I tiro Oar Warships Ready to Act In an
I Einergvncy Jee - Given! Aathority
Simmon Them to Havn-De
Lome
j Uneasy at the State of Affairs j
W'ashh'gton January 2 ( Gentlemen In
ioonigress, who, hy reasop 'of jitlielr posi
jtion, ,-have reason, to "be accurately in
jforme'd on the policy of the adfiiinistra!
tkm as to Cuba, say that this policy is
n substance as follows:: . ... .rj ' ;
I At the present momept it Is felt that
lithe same ! material conditions' prevail
that existed when the ; president sent
.'his last, message to congress. liAt'that
ti'me;it was stated that Ithe plajn of au-
jtonomy having been ! inaugurated, it
as 't'he purpose of
l xne executive
brant-h.
plan to
is sard
to .give proper
for this
sta-ation
be tried. The; admin
to entertairi - the same 'senti-
imen'ts today. The) autonomoisi plan
was inaugurated only tiiree wefekjs ago,
(January 1st) when : the . autonomous
Icabinet took offifce, so that Is' felt;
that there has not 'been, 'adeqat time
up to the present moment to form any
(fair judgment as to the merits of the
plan as a means of amelioratiing the
conditions of the island. ' .
.. The recent occurrences at
are . tookeid upon as affording
Havana
evidence
of discontent with ; th'e plan, hut
Whether this will be sufficient to over
borne the plan itself is not considered
jas es'taiblished with any degree of - cer
tainty, or even ap p rox i m a t en ess. ---', '
' In the meantime whi'le closely bh
serying t'he. progress of! the autonomous
plan. the administration has udopted
jevery precaution to guard against any.
feudden emergency, such, as ah tprising
that will threaten "American jniterests.
JThis is not expected t occur,' but, if it
ehould come, it is paid that th naval
jvessels of the United States ate so dis
posed as to be in the harber of Hava
na within six hours of any criiij: w'hi'ch
vo-uld: imperil :'Ameriicah- interests. . '
In order that there, may be. sn6 delay
should, an .emergency arise, it. lis said"
'that Consul Ceneral -Lee has It11 em
powered to make direct irequejst to the
commanders of the warships iso that
:he vessels could start on receipt of
word from him,! without the delays . In-'.
Meint ; to having Wis requests pass'
through "the 'official routine 'ait 'Wash
ington. To a great extent the jintelli
gent judgment of General Lee is (relied
bpon as determining if an emergency
Requires the presence of American, ves- 1
Eels.. This, 'however, lippMes solely to
he question of tumult of a critical
nature anid has no connection jwth the
generat question of anterventioh 'for the
purposeef 'bringing the war' t4 4 &&&
Such a s!tep is not under irnmediate
onsideratiiori, for, as already fc4ted,.t
is predicated,on the failure cf fthje plan
iit autonomy.V'w-hich result,' It ijs said,
he administration doefs not regard as
established -by the evidence at jhand.
j The Spanish m-rnister, SenOr jDupuy
de Lome, called at the. state! d-epart-tnent
to-day, this -being; diiplomiiitik; day,
and. spen t tliree quanters off an. hour in
conversation with Judge 'Day, the as
distant secretary. There v.
news today -from Havana,
taken as a. sign that all is quiet there.
But it is believed t'ha'ti the mibiiter is
hA iPKt few davq in1 this bou-ntrv
the last tew oays in .tnis , cou'nxry.
First,, there,. w as-; the -speech ypterday
in tne mouse ot reireseii'iauves h jvep
resentative Hitt, chairman of thej com
teitte'e on. foreign affairs, rwh'ich, fwhile,
from "the Spanish view,! serving 'the
fu-sefu-l puirpoae! of ccTisotlidatingiithie una-'
Jjorlty ' in' support of ' Ithe ! president's
policy a.s to Cu'ba, yet, eimbodieid cer
tain statements 1n- general terms that
We Fike.ly,to he mlsinteprted in Spain.
fTheri' a, f ew' chaniges made recently in
?th.e dispc'sitian of . .the United . tates
iniival vessels are helieved to be sub
ject - to misinterpretation 'tSyj , the
ppanish. While the movemcint 4oupt.
jless are to 'be explained as a ipart of
Ithe regular routine orders, -t ,is be!ievel
It'hey have attracted, the notice and dis
lapprovai of the Spanish autihcritis. -
1 A Novel Shp xknnchincr1
Phila'deTphia, January 20. Th J-ap-
ane'se cruiser Ivasagi' was launched at
Cramlp's shipyaTdtodJay. The jOrjierital
spM't pervaded the evfem't! and perhaps
for the 'sarnie reason jthlat . the daiinty
Jap'ariese hegan fhieir'. dinhers jwiUh pie
artd enkl thdm wTth soup, this- deadly
'engine of war waa tftiirlstene'd ; Jith all
'tthe emblems of peace,; tranqu'illtty,. and
love. When the . 'brea't'heleisg moment
came arid the huge, ship hegahl'td glilde
d'ewn - to her firsit , hath in the mud
dy Delaware, six doves flu'tt'eredj from
a basket at tlhe !bow and circlinlg 'about
tlhe fa3t receedfng hull, scatteredi flow
ers on her deck and on the nondescript
stru'eture of timiber "and! 5ron fcrom
wihich ;he slipped' gracefully (away.
It was a very pretty piece off mechan
ifim, and it was not at all Irucpjngruous
that the c-'hief - actor oftfhe j aljegory
should he a charming Amerrcan; girl
Miss Helen Long, daughter ,of 'the eo
retiary of the navy. There was ho af-
i'er ceremonies 'at the- yard, ..hut the
Wafihlne-ton oar'tv. 'tJh'e most cdnlsplc-
ibus m'em'be of whi)dh.,were Sect-etary
Long arid -his d'auglhter,:' wen't to the
Hotel Walton, where they were guests
i the Japaineisie. minister at idinne'r.
There, was some speeiih-makinlg j there,
but it Was of an entirely ijnforrnal har
acter .' and later In' Jtjbe . kf teriwfcm.-'tfh'e
visitors left for ihcme.
-r
I.ogse8 of Cuban Insurgent
. Havana, . Jnuairy 20.-4TWe, j ppkobfo-
au'thbritles report' that the1 ' ifrjsurgein't
leadejr Juan JJaSso Parfa,- with ;. the
force's under Shis com maud, Lieutenant
OoloneJis Augustine Ferta, arid'! . Jose
Carmen Hernandez, (Majors Feliciano
Qu'eoada, Sattrrino Leonj and' "yict'or
'ano Gomez, with ix ftfhr oftTcefs arid
110. privates,; wfclU -armed and well sup-
plied witih. ammrun'itiioin, (havef i surren
dered at Foimein'to to the Spanlsli! Gen
eral A'guinre1. and! Sencr I Marcos
Garcia, governcr
of the Santa
Olara
province.. - ; ! ' '
(During the last ten days the ansur-.
gen'ts are safd' to have, lost 115 killed
.and 35 taken prisoners with 242 Rem-
ungton .rifles. In addition to ithose
wfho surrendered ,-vs -itit" General
"Masso Parra, acccTdipg 'to tihe . Spanish
haiva
authorities, ' 56 bilber armed meni
teurrendered, amohlg t'hem two lieuten
ant colonels and tihree other oftTcers.
The Spaniisih )te-oop3, on 'the other ih'and,
are said to have dost 12 killed and 93
wounded.
BTfafortnnes of a Steamship "t
- Hariw'ich, January .-. 20. The ,i . British
steamer Boston: City, Captain Wyatt
which arrived liere January llthjfrom
(Nqwpor t fffevs, grounded while ehe'-wag
meiacing tMs harrobr, tJwi'Ug to the jfoggy
weather 'and was stuck fasit for iseyeu
hour . (befofe she was ftoa'ted. i Jurfn'g
the timte siandi toitered ptpe'a In her
eldtes, causinsg some damage ; to her
mateMnery. , i f '
The (Boston 3ty reports that durfng
a galei which was encountered on Jan
uary jfith In mid-A'tBantkr the hatch
'tarpaulins we're washed Off by - the
seas wh1ch "boarded, her, gud t&r caivj
is "daroaged from waifer which entered
the hold. .Walter flooded her cabin.
One Mlinute Cough Cure cures quick
ly. Thiat's what you -want. IL R. Bel-
- 1
PEJfetTENTIAKY MATTERS t
Efforts tyj Have Fearal Prisoners Con-
fined TV t re Lease gf the Grimes Farm
; Snrrend? ired To SJl ; Cotton to Fay
: Debts 3 -tore Bepntj. 4 Marshals
f CSp JCial 'to t
'Messeng'er.)
;1 iRaleigti N., C
Inuary 19. Mar-
shal Dojejery appoints
ffe'd: Stati" mariihal-'
as deputy Uni
IA.
F. . Buries cf
Rutliedge,. of
Damn,
INiew Ber
td Richa
w r "St
B.
J iThe .pcnltentiaryhoard atrttoorizes
its dhairefjan o. mae' every possffble
effort . to ibave theyeuii'tent'ia'ry .. here
aiesigniatJ as a ;jnso .for1 Uniiteki
States pr Jtseneris. ! 3 aiso appoln't
eikl to tnoKe a full Atnent; wl.th.ex
perintrklient Jc'IS SmS tto and is
accountla nd file Wi voubhers. - - ;
j It is fo$nd. that tere are 1,068 con
yictsi an-that not plnuish are avail
able , to perm'rt cLtiVatio of . thiej
IG rimes ;f:rm at iRSigh, w'hidh' Jno.
TX SmiUhl had- lea'Sa, isb the lease , is
surrehidertid.
SupW'fceiinll'enlt '';lM!ew-.
hootrne s directed togell enough cotton
'fco pay if he: rental of he; farms, 'ihefW-
' : i . : ; - i . !TC i - I
jtlWzer and ; 6Wt
urgent dibts.
jt i's not as Vet kiabwh. 'What'-ds' tihe
' i ' , i W- I ' -
aimkmn't . of tthe deips, jhor can ' ii' t toe
knoiwn, 'directors sa untiia the sta'te-
iment'9 'crhie 'in.
m
5ir
MAUYIiAND SlfATORSniP
No Breafe'in the Deadjfck The McComi
r; Men- DUtteartened Jpamored That the
. Combine' Will Elect w Senator -
!.; Annapssas "Md. Jar4ary 20. The gen
eral assembly of MarMand in joint ses-
si'on xoc.y, ; tooK 1 nrj , paiiots , for a
Umitexi States senatorgviithout. result. On
each baliIot;McComas.ect'ived forty and
tjorman forty-seven
73;'
Wtes.-
The effect of today f wjork is" to leave
the soiuiion. of the nitorial problem
as mucl ilia doubt a ' iih&' ehd of the
struggleiapparently afifair off as it . was
before 'l. ball'otin'g
thing. isJr-ade clear a
began. But one
; that is the fact
and unity exists
that
perfest vsympathj
between the democrat and the bolting
te,pub.licai,s in the Bigfeti
BMtimore city dele-
gacion, ..j-iiother -fac Xjs' that " the
"eleverv"? i are seemingly stronger .- than
evr annivare fully unjrtthe control of
their leader. Together with1 ' six men
from the "Eastern Sref' - and Senator
Day, of j Ho ward courr, Hhey" voted al
ternately it qt Shaw aiifc for ; Barber ... at a
8ignalr9iQifit:heir.'lead..f. j .- ' ;-,'
ThiSs. apiears to- hav discouraged the
JMcuomajSi men, w:no ffe
confident : tonight ais '.tHey
There as : snow no doffct
n'ot nearly . so
have been.
w-hatever that
' ithe . democratic con'tingnti stands' iready.
almost tlx a oman.k to oiSt its ballot for a
L-republlcanj,'at a signg , from the man
nuu is til tvu'irei. ww xjnai repu oarcant
will be, 513 As yet ums'Ued, but the be
lief that; ttwiil be Wlram T: Malster,
mayors "t Ba'Cimore;: jjfcr KMaJor Alex.
Sbaw.. lirowtng (steafelyl : - . ". . --
It wa-siiawserted I'herS this afternoon
that imrrMiateiy afteS the. adjournment
the dem&eraits and:
thme : of the Malster
as-einen't:. tha t th
people roactied an
deniocraits would tastS. their vote for
'Malster on Satuiday ilthe Malster peO-'
Pe coul guarantee tlgj support of fif
teen republicans, "ilt bng found neces
sary to hjave-this mumgyr" beeanse; of the
fact that; f out of the dgiiocrtic senators
have t'hy far ref WseeUto be parties to
any agreement ;hain!g&n view the elec
tion or.i.republicati f 4' is!na.tor. It was
; brought .'about. Itis 5
urther ' asserted
1 Gary was ap-
IT
that Postmaster GjeneJ
neaiea t'3 bv teienfiiont-i
to I block this
shenLby xling off Senator. Day. and.
itha -Eafaterni She re-poontjngenx who
, voted with the Shaw ifn Itoaay, and he
promised to use hii
ence in that di-
aection. 1 - i
'Airs. Mary Bird,-, lrrisburg, ' Pa-
sys, :My child is wtirth I millions, ito
me ; yet I would "have 4s't her by croup
nau I; not lnves'td twenty-five cents
in a bottjle' of One iMInte Cough Cure."
It cures,' cous'hs, fc'OId& and. a'll throat
and lung troubles rSr: I Bellamy.
I Ohio Kier Ua it Jlainpge
Louisville, Ky., JaSuary . 20.:
-The
the
Ohio river !i's expdcte$ to reach
'? 'V'ji- ,. .. . ..
u auger point at tnis
ice; 'by 5 o'clock
in the'imornlng. The
a?age at 10 o'clock
' i.: . . . . .
tonight was 22 feet at:d
.; i incnes, a
rise of t 9 Hnlrrhes -vnriK -V)'W'rilf ,r im
If the waters con tinual to . Hse" at the,
present: jate until) 3 Q.'clock " 'tomorrow
ajabageiof '0, feet villi ftive 1been reach
ed. -Towhead islaAd SSsubmereed and
the glue factory, abo -I the cut , off,
mas inree.teet or fwatfr on its . floor,
N All thei tributarlits InSthis section are'
ireported.'bank full
eirf lowing from
the recent : heavy
. The' .weather
cleared early-. tJhis!
ing a'nd if no
more singiwers tall
.duration 'of the
present; floojd -wi'lj
rt. ;
T. S.'Civiss, a ial'
an! . of !Xorth
Vernon, Indiana,
might inear French
wa; drowned last
LicSiwihile trying to
ford' as s swollen
named D?ury and
te'treSn,'! Ai farmer
Ci-is farmer and Fort
dick wrere,drowneq
whfSje trying tbforfl
OumbeHland : rivir
in' BfeJckson courity.
TenneBse.. The ibod'ierfweire recovered
i .)-.W.rv;r.) ,mM,.. 1 ti ': ' 'I, ' . . , I
: j fin. cc until c 'Wriw.
55;
J. A. ; Perkins, of Arpiqqity, O., was
for rhirtjr years needls-ly tortured by
physicians for theicurofj eczema. He
wa3 quickly cured 'byusing DeWittjs
Witfth Hazel Saivei, thitf amous healinig
salve for piles and sklft diseases. R. R.
Bellamy,-.. , - ! m-H :;; .;J
: ! jklount Oilve t tings -
(Correspondemoe bf gh& !'Mes,sengeri)
vMousnt Olive, N. January 20
Mir. .MJ-T; Breaz'ile op this place waa
married t& Miss j .Lizfle '! MoGbe, .'-he
cluar'minig dang'hter el .'Mr '.Thomas
MbGeie of Golds bbro tyesterday .at ! 2
o'clobk at the re!sJdenfe of the hridb's
father, and the hapjM young couple.
arrived here on the l5 -train yester
day and - a. receptioat fi,Jas. "given tfhem
by Mrs, J.M. Cbx lal night.
'Mr. Geo- Baker, of ,ie 'firm of -Baker
Isler &. Co.,. of Goldsgoro, and Miss
Oertrudie' Parks of ne'aMthis! -plaoe were
United !im the holy hids of wedlock
last night a 6 o'ektekxat the residence
of the pride's father, jjSf W-, . Parka
where, ai' reception wjM (gtiiven arid the
fihappy cwupte arrived' erb last.' night
at 9:30 and. took the 9g train fo.r their
future h'j?ni'e..ln Golds pkro.)
Messrs. Westbrobk -M Cuihretai have
dfssolved Wpartnersnp) hy muftual
consent. - h "- .. ' - ': y "',; . " ;
.- - L ii l'.-l' . ' ' !?-. . !..'
Trying Jo. Jfonilnate St6rlal Cautli'lat.
Nashville, rrenn., Jahuary 2Q. The;
I democratlp ' Jegislativeiau-cus hld to
seievi i aiitf ,--parry cafoioaie iot , ine
United States senate, fejnet; jagain' to
night fbtjtldid not -nonSnatei; Fourteen
ballots were taken dyeing which Mc
Millan Jogtitwo votesfJid gairied two
votes. '44 immense wd ; -was pfes-'
ent and iftteregt; ih tDcaucus is; un
changed. The caucusadjourned until
tomorrowisnight. The persistence with
which fh supporters qf5 each carjdidate
stand by .their choice .uses the grow
ing 'belief 'i that a prolojed deadlocks is
immlnenta i
VWhen ai mian. i is suffering witjh ai;
aching hejid,? a slugglsj'body, when his
muscles are lax and lasty, his hraln dul',
and his vtomadi disdaining . food, ht
will, ff .Vise; heed theig warntogs and
resort to the- right remedy, 'before it is
.too
liae ' Jarkerffi: garsaparlUa"
Kihg oi I - bd i PurJflers'
the
makes? j (the. ' appetite,, keen ; and
hearty-Invigorates ttftf iliver purifle
the blood and fills It vvSth the life-giving
elements of the fb. It is a won
derful "blobd maker ariJ! flesh (builder
Sold by J; C. ehepardg, J, H. Hardin
end H. L, Fentress, " ?r
I rurt her : Vr,-i t.h'a,t !t:Ka viircs tri,,ii,
as no late to. Maiortflhaw. ifi.it' iJaai tnnA -Ha
. which is unconi unon .Mawr Master; cnM if hB
ini
-i
ralrS
th
A LIVELY TIME EXPECTED.
MAJ. WILSON SUMMONED BE
FORQ R All -WAY COMMISSION
No Offices far "Skinner PopulIgU" Rus
sell to Stamp the State Two More Coc
vlcts Pardoned Pepnlists. After Federal
Offices How i the Governor Can Oast
Hancock Jadgc Beblnson's Discrimlne
tlon ln'charelns Against Free Passer.
.Public Sentiment Against tho Mormo-
; . Messenger. Bureau,
"Raleigih, 'N. C, January 20. '
tii'ajdT J. W. Wilkin ia Buhpoemaed
o i appear . -ijext Tuesday;- 'before the
railway comftnission to g'ive evidence.
1't appears : that ' though : these Bulbpoe
nas are issued, by t he clerk of the com
iriissioTi news ' as to tihelir issue la not
.'gfvlb--!by. vilnV. this case- it ap
pears the subpoena waa issued, .'by h'fm
to the Sheriff. Major WHsou fs. noit.
(here. .The commission! or - rather the
wo ne commiissloners, for Dr. Ah-
hbtt is ho 'party to the proceeding, . wlil
fa'teh a
Tar'tatr wheh they meet Major
Wilson.
At Orehsb9ro ' today the UndeirwrR-
ers Insurance Company was organiz-'
ed, with : $100,000 capital, There .is
quite a strong nto'vement for local edm
panies. ' '; . J! . .' .;,. . .,
Ooveriictr Russell, when asked by
Rev. Dri Bahb, Why t'he latteir .was dis
xJharged! 'said) he was 'toot! - to find
places fpr 'Skinnei. meu.'This was
a hit at "the; Skinner .and: the "Pri'tch
ai'd populfstis." It is thfe reason. why
Clerl Fagan f the labor -bureau Was
hounded wlithbu t a hearing.
iRepulbJicans! say Uhat Governor Rus
sell will tnake a canvass -of the state.
The president of the repubWcan lieague
says t'he governor last year promised
he would make the canvass. ! '
The. negro politicians ansfet that the
governor 'has : made all this 'plans to
aid iSenator BUtier in -forming a new
party, f : j-i'-r 1 '. ,--' '.'". !., ;
The pettibeWtlary leases the Tillery
farm tin- Halifax . on the terms agreed
on two mjoni this ago; a' division of .prof
its iwiChl ! the owner, Who furnlishiete
J -every thing; (save ;fihe convjlc't labor. 'Ait
'each of the statH. f aims a couple of
acres of sugar (beet will be planted, as
a -test. ; ! i . -
The popuii's"rJs are after-federal; scuTIt
ces. 'A. S. Peace, of the populist Btate
committee,, asked 'that . 'A:- J. (Dal by
ipopulligtv of iGranVillel, ifelgii ven aijdiepuity
.marshai'is place. Dr. "Fox" 'Pearson
f Wayue was .also a seeker1 "after 'a
.place. - tr! :. !r ..-'-..'." ' " ;;-. '
viMmAbT't;- Wabsoh, ' -wlhio died .n'iglit
Ibef one last ' n. the John's Ho'pkih1. (hos
pi'tal, was buried here today; She was
only 18 years of . age, and her htusiband,
Who - shot.; h'eri and 'then, (blew out hds
"own ira'inisi was hut a few yvsafs'KQtii-!t!.i-ftlhie
i; oBftuiiA'te' .f. youassr woman
was Soon ; to heteome a mother. Her
life was; a 'beau't'iful one and she was a
zealous dhurch, membeir. ' . ' -i
(Senator Butler says the evidence
all pvin!ts to the gulilt of Robert Han
cock. : I tils expected Che governor will
remove j wancocR tnis week.- Some
one askfcti how thils" could he done, as
the dtrefcjtors oif !the 'Atlantic and -North
CaroMnaj! railway leilected - Ihiml presi
dent for. a, year. But Tfie Tgovernor can
depose . phim as a director - and that
w'ould cia-iry the office w'itJh - - (
Governor Russell' pardons t'wo M the
men who ;were etigaged; in, the noted
"graveyard .'iiisura'Hce" swindle' n Car
teret county, with! head q-uar tors . at
Beaufort.- Those- ; now pardoned j ire
Selden p. Delamar, , wihite, " who was
serving -;a two years jail sen'terice at
'Beaufort(. aaid.WiliTiam Fisher, colored,
who. Was! serving a five years' sentence
in the ben,itentiary."iEach ha:seirved
abouc a yearj;' Delamar was convicted
of cons'pu-acyito defraud, , and Fisher
of forgery todetfraud. Some time ago
Dr. T. B. Dclamar: another of the men
convicted, was pardoned- One man is
yet. in the penitentiary .and three In
jail. The pardons were granted (be
cause of ; the reported -poor Wealth of
the .'criminals.. . "v . '"."'!; .'" . '
Lawyers ; do not appear to relish the
idea t3hat. Judge Bwart may get Judge
Dick's place 1. Cn the fed eral court
henbhj They ! ifegaird him! a a hit ter
partisan. ; '.-. !,'?' . ' . - ; . . -: ;.;
The remark was made today toy an
eminent j lawyer - here that Judge Rob
inson' oSnly charges a srand ' jury
against free passes when! he is hold ing
court In ja county along the lihe of the
Soutlierrl (Railway; " that he learns
when bnj the l!i&e of the Atlantic Coas't
Line he jmakes ho' such Charge.
'A godd ideal ff ptiblldc spirit is heing
now aroused against the 'Mormon mis
sionaries 'who are crowding into tftie
state. The 'Motmons say they have
got a fo'hold ;now. .-' ' ';. .:
Apropos of jthe departure bf 'the
Lynchites- fromi South port,, which fct.is
said i soon to1 octour, the question is
asked mhv whether , they are going
Iback to Virginia", waters. , ' ;
Super! rk cedent v Mew'lxwxrne ' finds
that thefe Is $900 cv the ipenfte-ntiary
fund; tl'e accumalatibn! of several
yaars. ;! I -.,' -?l'. f " "-' "".' ". . !. ;'. . ; : ' ,
. Next Mondaf Gilbert! War"d,; the
white rokn 'whx - so. ibru'tally murdered
(Maggie Dinktos?; in Wayne and w'ho is
in jail "htere, " will . he taken' to Goid's
bo)ro f or trial, ibut Will tiry . to get the
case removed to' another county.
i '. . "'
The .president nominated 'Roteft
Butler Mkhome. iof Virg"inia, to he con
sul at Ntreyo Laredo, Mexico. . .
Suffered 2 0 Veers;
MES. MAEY LEWI3, wife of a promi
nent farmer, and. well kriotra by all
old rcsidenta neai Belraont,
writes: "Po"xf t-ffenty-seven yc&rs 1 had been
a constant- sa.Sef rrorn ncrvoui prostra
tloh, and paid larse sums of money for doc
tors and ad vertid remedies without bene
ath Three .'years ago my coactron was
ilarming; tie ioz& ?ould startle and
unnerve m& Was unable to sleep, bad a
auiriber of sinking spells and elowry grew
worse. I began using DrSIilca' Restorative
Xerviae and Kervs and Lver lHlls. At first
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liter taking a ?ew bottles I began to notice
i change; I rested better at r-iht, my appe
tite began to Iraprbve. aa4 1 yapidly grew
better, nntifinow t a M nearly restored
to health &3p&4 efay aga may expect God
oiesaijr.iuaei'ervine, rr
Dr. Mileo' jEemediea 1
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