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"THE'MORNING NEWS THE. MORNING NEWS; J. S. HAMPTON, Proprietor. Published Daily. "ExcEpr Monday. -m ar Um IXiy.... " TwoDar f TS R ATKS OF SITBSCKIPTIOK, IN ADVANCE : Oni Y&r fry "M.uli, "3d-"-f 4 Six-Month,' .... , oo Three Months. " , .i... i oo TwoMonihs. " ...... ; .75 OneMiNirh. " 1 " M 40 To oity sabs jrihTs, -lelivered in any part of the city at 10 cis i.-r week. " - ; rr iViya...... tIM Iff DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OP THE CITY OP GREENSBORO. AND OP THE STATE. n - " W, TWuVmIi mi,,. Vol. I Greensboro, N. G., Feb. 22 1887. " O MmOi No. 34 - I : 1 . a No advertisements inserted la Local column at any price. .'- v - ,- . 7 -- Ao extra c'narge will be made for, double-column oririplo-columniivertiseiaeots. ;vvv ;, pAU n.Jrttiee:eat' aod recomendatioos of caadi. (uef foto.ngB; rul lsdiarged as advertisements. Advertiseinnrs to follow reading matter, or to oo.-upy -My special place, will not be received. .Amusem-int, anJ O.IioiaJ advertisements 50 cts per square for e;tc'u ias.Ttion. . ' v AJvei tise!ii.:its kept . under the head of "New AJverii:ift;iits" will be charged fifty percent, extra. Fayni'-'Hts lor iraasiott advertisements most be buJe in adr.uice. ;t. V ." ; Reiniuuce irft be made hy Check, -Draft, Postal Moiiey Order, Ex. r or in Registered Letter. Only such rem ittuuvwt wu be at the risk of the pub lishers. " ". . yider the? head of "SpicUl CUy ' Items," business, notices e inserted a the rate of 5 cents a line or tvei"y mscritou. THE KAILKOADS AUKlVAi. AUi)EiAHrURE OF TRAINS. KICHK.li ANII OANVJLLE RAILROAD. Arrives iroiu Rich-uqiVl at. 9.43 m 8- 55 P n . S.32 a m 9-55 Pm . . 8.22 a m 9- 47 P m . 9.48 a m . 9.05 p m .8.35 pm '10.20 p m 7.40 a m 9.50 am 6.00 a m 9.52 p m Ir&ivu lor Kich:n :i-.l at. , N K i;H iJ AUOU.'JA kKAILROAD. Arrives from Charlotte at................ Leavesifot Charlotte at: Arrives from Goldsboro at . "i r " ' Leaves 'for Goldsboro at... NOKTH-WESTERN N. C. RA11ROAD. i Arrives from Salem at.. 8.oo a ni ...8.24 p m ......... io.oop m Leaves for Salem at. . t " ..10.00 p m i C. F. AND Y.' V. RAILROAD. Arrives from Fayetteville at . 6.15 pm Leaves for Fayetteville at. .'. ... i . ... . . 16.00 a m THE TPOSTOPPICE. Mails for the , Nortel close at 8.00 a., m. and 9.00 p.m. Charlotte. J!. 9.00 , . -. 9.00 Raleigh ' . . 9.00' , - " " Salem " .-.--" 9.00 " 9.00 V , - Fayetteville . " . f.ob . -1 i- ' . . " The jey'rder and registered letter office will ooly be open from 9.00 a. m. to 6 p, m. General Delivery is open from 7 a. m. until 8 p. m. -except when opening mails. -Also, half hour after .opening the Southern night mail. Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m. for half hour : and half hour after the opening of the mails from both North and South. The lock-boxes arc accessible at all hours. RESIDENT , OLEBGYIIEjY. Presbyterian:. . !; . Dr. ). Henry Smith, N. Church St. Rev. E. W. Smith, Ashcboro St. S. Greensboro.- Baptitt -. ' - ? ' Rev. W. R. Gwaltney, S. Elm St.. South Greensboro. Uethodist Episcopal. Rev. J. E Mann, V Market Sc. . " G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro. 1 Methodist Protestant : Rev. J. L. Michaux. N. Greene St V r . M J. R. Ball, Spring St Episcopal : , ; Rev. A. H. Stubbs. N, Elm St.- PROD0CE MARKET. J Applesgreen, per .bu . . . . Bacon hog round ....... . i.ooai.50 a9 ftteef iButter 5a8 .. ..18025 ......ai8 .. ..15320. ....ioai5 ......850 ......a6o .....6 t-2 ......333 : a . - .-..599 ........18 ........40 73 swax Chickens old ....... spring Arn new Corn Meal Dried FruitsBlackberrie.1! I, Cherries..;.... i,. ... Apples. .... . . ............ Peaches, unpared j -3, , M unpared 1-4, iared f ftmthers..... . t ' I flaxseed . . . . i . .-7 4 . . . ; Flour Family ......... Superfine. .. , Onions .......... . .'. . Oat..........;...."."" Pork... Peas.,, Potatoes Irish ........ Sweet......, agCotton .'. TaUow,.. ............ Wool m-XNhed. : .'. . unwashed...... Wheat...:.... ........ 4 SP- ... ; .34 00 6oaSo ...40M5 ...... 7 ;...;6oa75 ........60 .50 i. ..( ;. :...6 :r..,...3 RKTA1L PRICES OF GKOCSR1SS. Bacoa-Sides . ju'm. Hams. ........... ."....;.;.:.r. , . vShoulders..... ...... ....... . . . 10 15 .....ao Meese?.. Voife 10........ ........ .,.,0 a-ja,; THE LATEST NEWS. THE TRJIUE DOZsIttlZ BILL. ; . Text of the Pleasure now lica.lt-ing- the President's Signa ture, r - Washington, .Feb. '. 19. The .fol lowing is the textof the Trade Dollar blU as it pa3sed both houses to-day: Be it enacted. &c. That' far n 1 od of six months after the passage of uuaact unnea states trade dollars, if not defaced, mutilated or stamped, shall be received at the office of the Treasurer or any Assistant Treasurer of the United States in exchange for a like amount, dollar for dollar, of standard silver dollars or subsidiary coins of the United States. ... - . Sec. 2. That the trade dollars re cived by, paid to or deposited, with the Treasurer or .'any. assistant ireas urer or. .national, depositary- of. the United States "shall not be paid out, or in any other manner issued but at the expense of the United States.shall be transmitted to the coinage mints and recoined into standard silver dol lars or subsidary coin, at the discre tion of the Secretary of the Treasury, provided that the trade dollars re coined under -this act shall not be counted as part of the silver bullion required to be purchased and coined into standard dollars, as required by the act of February 23, 1878. Sec. 3. That all laws and parts of laws authorizing the, coinage and is suance of United States trade dollars are hereby repealed. tike uiiz stijioo ir. Paris, Feb. 20. The Rome Opinione (newspaper), in an officially inspired article, assures France of Italy's con tinual disinterested friendship. The Journal ds Sc 'til-Peter shourg de nies that Russia lias impeded the set tlement of the Bulgarian, difficulty. ' The;Gaulfris pints an interview with a diplomat, who confirms -the statement that Prince Bismarck will demand the neutrality of -France in the East. The Lower House of the H ungarian Diet, by a unanimous vote yesterday, passed the extra credit of $G,110,000 for the equipment of. the Hungarian Landwehr. : - . The The North German Gtzeie (Princ0 Bismarck's organ) 'says that if anoth er dissolution of the Reichstag be needed th3 Emperor will issue a per sonal appeal to the nation. A conference of the Railway Mili tary Commission of Mobilization has been held at Weisbaden, Which was attended by delegates from ail the Genpan railways and numerous army, officers. . Exhaustive arrangements for a scheme of transit were completed- Absolute. secrecy is maintained regarding the plans formed. .. r Twenty thousand applications have been already received for officers' commissions in the Hungarian iand sturm. Rich women are seeking. po sitions in the ambulance service, , The Budget Committee of the Austrian Reichsrath by a uuanimous vote have agreed to the credit of 12, 000,000 florins for the equipment of the landwehr and the landsturm." OF HOSES. America Carries off Honors at the Carnisal at Jmice. ' : NICE. Feb. 21. The famous battre of the Flowers came. off :, yesterday with splendid tdtf, in spite of a gray sky and a piercinglj cold wind. The Comte d'Eu.'heir appar.nl Brazil, drcv a smart looking coach and iour, covered with flowers, his pretty. children frisking about on the top - scats, pelting every body, with flowers. The Princess Lou ise de Bourbon occupied the seat of hon or. The wheels and botlv ol the coach were splendidly decorated with lillies ctj the valley and Mi.noae. Mr; and Miss j KoosevclWand Mine, and MP, Saponotf followed in a, Urc landau artistically, adorned with Japanese ecnms and blue plumes. Mr. and- Mrs. Thomson occu pied a carriage radiant with. gitJiflowers and lea foses. . . ; - MORE DISTINGUISHED. PARTICIPANTS. In the defile were noiio il the , Duke cl Leuchtehberg, Prince L- inintn,Prin cess Tnu!ctskoi. Counievi Loris.Mdi koff. Prince Firvit nberg, Mrr Morgan, Duke de Pomnr, Mr. and Miss Heusion. Countess Aspremont and others. The Baroness de Fava, wile ot the Italian MinistV ni V:Lshington", who is recover- ing from recent indisposition and is now looking strong and Well, ventured out in a beauululTy decorated open victoria. The Prince and Princess Labormsky closed the defiie in a landau covered wiih violets, " i At a fancy ball preteeding the carnival the Srsi prize of three silk and gold ban ners was awarded to Mrs. Hayes.a very pretty American, who appeared togrcai advantage in the costume of nn iiicrou abU. ' JF- trTciii.va fou i Jim- fl Jlothcr Iltlain a Girl's Dead SSodtj Expecthiff Eire to ltd urn. Minneapolis.-. Minn.. 'Feb. si. Though pretty Cora Stickn'ey died al most three months ago, her Dodv is still unburied, It lies, hard trozen," in the little -what cottage ot her mother at No. 420 Fifth Street, northeast. The weird and pitiful, story of the widowed mother's effort to restore life in the daughter's inanimate form is as fol lows The giit died November 30th. and was interred in -Maymay's Cemt tery. The body had been buried but a short time when Mrs. Spckney, who has been a strong believer' ih the faith cure, resolved to take it Iromj the tomb and restore it to life, il possible'. At one time she thought she saw signs of life in the body. x They dissap-p-ared on her faith weakening. . So pos tive is she, however, that the body will yet be given life that she keeps it at her home, and will allow none but her intimate triends to see it. Ur. Quimby, the hearth officer, visited Mrs. Suckney's residence yesterday and t e lady, alter refusing to allow him to view the body, refusing also to divulge the names of the individuals who re moved it from the cemetery. Said : "The body is at present m the Louse, and no longer ago than February 14 Dr. Palmer, ot this city, assured rre that there were signes of animate lile, and that if he were in my place he would not allow it to be removed, fronx.th house until ft, showed signs ol -decomposition. Dr. Palmer related a case which occurred during his student life. Tfce body ol a girl had been frozen-solid and carried around . the country lor a time, and was finally brought to1 the dissection room. The moment he in troduced his knife the blood flowed. She was resuscitated and finally return ed living to her parents." The health authorities" will investi gate the matter.at once." SBUiJliEFVl, llXllIBlTIO.V. 1 'ml JOurdcrcr Posing as a Show in J?ait at Fire Cents tirZIcad. Hudson.. N. Y., , Feb.- -2 1 Oscar F. Beckwilh, who.Has Jour times.hceii tried and Jound guilty and has four times been sentenced to be hanged foe committing a, most horrible and revolting crime, is now posing in the role ol a five cent, 'freak" in the Columbia County Jail in this city.. Beckwith is not only a mur derer but he.. is also, a cannibal, lor he cooked and partly, ate the body ol his victim, S. A. Vandercook. a miner in the "Austcrlitz Mountains," a lew miles from here. - Bcckwith's jailers alpw him to exhibit himself in his cell at fivccenis a head to morbid young, men, women -and boys from the rural districts. The murderer-cannibal also gives what he calls the "bona ride Frce: Masons grip" for 'a nickle, and all 'the "grips'!, for a dime. Beckwith's revenue trom this.:source is considerable. Thc sdeciAcIe.of a.-fiideousj old man under the " shadow Jpt hc gallows ex hibiting himself and. giving ''gripsT is not an'edifying one by any means, bat it" can safely be said that it is -the only exhibition o! its kind in this country. " Orr Dctmtlaii ULihop Berk - eZey. The Rev. Dr. Charles F. Deems will deliver an address upoji the famous Irish philosopher. Bishop Berkeley, before the members of the historical section of the Gaelic Society.- at the "rooms No. 17 West.Twenly-eiht street, fctweeri Broadway and Fifth avenue. New York tomorrow evening 'at ciht o'clock.' ' ' TXZ'JTJ C PICTURE. - Ct i Cd i" o rr ;i tl Frozen s. Over the ZZod'j of lie r Grandmother. Lowr.r.i Mass.,"FtIi.. 10- The life less body of Mrs. Cornrlju. O'Lt-ary, an aged woman, who.leA: the house of. hot jon-!n-law over forty-eight hours' iigii' anl wandered: uway to wanl North Chelnisfon!,: was found in the:uKMlv alout four miles cn;t of I this city, thU afternoon. Across her breast lay the body or her little grand daughter, Ursula, with -her arm clased about the neck of her grand mother. AHer i long time the child showed signs oflifw and will proba bly recover, though her feet uro badly frozen. , Catholic Interest in America a Pttpal Anniversary. IU)MK, Feb. 20.-Cardlnal Gibbons has been very busy' since his arrival here. No definite information or the business of the Propaganda U known but it is certain that the great ques tion touching Catholic interest in America will be considered carefully. Cardinal Gibbons Is expected to ex pre an opinion on all questions sub mitted for his views because ofhU great acquaintance with tho present American questions and his strong love or American Institutions. It i difficult to believe that the conclusion reached will be of an unfavorable character. Time Is required for the settlement of the Cuxdirul.i In the Curia. Bishops, Carr, or Melbourne, and Iveaue. of Richmond. Va., congratu lated the PoiKiiu tho Vatican to-day upon the ninth anniversary or his pontificate. . The Pope in his dis course described the Baltimore Council as an honor to America and to the whole Church. Bishop Ko ane afterward thanked tho Pope. in Opera House in wishes. Titus ville, Pa.. Feb. 21. The Em ory Opera House, in this city, caught rirc trom exploding fire-crackers on ihe stage this evening, just previous to open ing to opening the doors lor to-night's performance, and was burned to the ground. The loss is estimated at $40. 000, with very little insurance. Several adjacent dwelling houses were also" con sumed. , f . i mJ - ; J . Weic Catholic Church. Stkatford, Conn.. Feb. 20. Right Rev. Bishop McMahon. of the diocese of Harttort, assisted by local clergy, will this morning dedicate a new Catholic Church to be known as St James The church is a frame structure cl pretty design, standing, near the rail way station, and in it lor the first time since the town o! Slratloid was incorpor ated, nearly two hundred and fifty years ago. rcsi Itnt Catholics will have the pleasure of assembling in a church ol their own. Until now they have been obliged to make a tour-mile journey cither to St. Mary's. Bridgeport, or St. JbphV, Milford. . Shot Tico--K4llcd One. Attica. N. Y.. Feb. 2!. William Nelson, a well known farmer living a mil c sr.d a hall south of this town. Kliot his wile and then himself this alter noon: He is dead, but she Is not taullv in jured. Just an Good. "Some ten or twelve days ago a dig. nified and respectable apjearing wo man visited the Uratiot Avenue Po lice Station to secure advicu in a rather delicate matter. As she stated the case : "A man has Ixvn paying his atten tions to me for two years past, and we have bven engaged for over tlx months. All at once I discovered a ujldnes;hocomcs at hmger intervals; he is not the same mail. I reproach him ; and now he hvihh to tmve it kipped. Cm't I have him unx;ed for urcach-of-promisc ? She was given some sound advlc-j ami went her way. YesUirday one of the officers met her on the street and a.-ked her how the matter stood, a.id she cheerfully replied : "Oh. t'lalViall right. He has acted the rartofa vrix't gentleman." Thtn he has married you?1' OIi, . uo ; he han married my daughter It xms tliat ho was hiving her all the time instead of uie.' Detroit Free lrrsx. It n,7ii' the Cn lifter Jltt. . night or twoshuvMr. Welllng--iugton BUkely Ktej.ped outside or fits door fir a moment, in obedience to the request of his wife, to bring the. cat in for thenlght, the animal, lad ing asually kept in the cellar. He picked up wluit he saposet! was tho cat, brojght it inta the homo and lahl it clown. The family shrank Ue.-k In affright when they aw the ! Mr.inge IcKiking animal, and mcih ruodoro thought waj a cat protd to anoposum of good jdzc,--;xaUa Killed a Jdomttrr Zlo 11. Aboui 1 two weeks ago" Absalom Beas. Kockie.' killed monster California Ion. measuring nine leet six inches in length and weighing about 200 pounds. between Mrs. Log woocl's place and the Tas.ijcra Springs Rockie says he a regular old residenter and had killed not less than twenty ho-s lor v!r,t'H. ..2WCX and lhir,T Kats tor Mr. McPhaU, ol the Tisagrrl Spring,.-S; lima UClKOCriM. THE FOOTEtUnTS. Y testsong Is Little MUchlcr ltl!lcWns iu.-heil In U10 well In Lady AuoWs &xrvV ono nlglit lLK ,n Wchmond, Va Mr. tuld accidentally klckctl MI Pomiv roy. Mr. Uliott, her husband thrash cu Mr. x-uld; an aiiion for battery and assault. aho a civil suit fr salary were Instituted. Mr. Fuid Is no fang, cr with the ami puny. . One night last xreek while "Jack" wjis being played at thu Standard Theatre, Chiatgo, during the hair- nuur ait.ueiwevn me nrst andtx ond acts, Myron Callee, who playg Myor&pof, played MshoeshIne, with the eyes or a stxgtxarpcnter for In terfering while about to do as much mr Lben Plyrapton. General Maxwell, a member or WIJ. son Barrett comimny, who went cpzyt andnnatl, is a son of Miss Braddon, the famous English novel ist. Miss Braddou constantly aends cablegrams to Cincinnati inquiring of her son's condition. Physicians gay there Is no hope for tho recovery or his mind,-which is entirety guruv ; t Here Mastanra ofaong by tho leadtrrorthe pniccswUm or grWLirn the last act or Gilbert and ulllvan lAtest comic opera "Rnddlgurv:" Ajithohol) ortho breezs bwcctis over Iho trees And mtts He low In the ren, Fnrm gray tombtoncH are gathered thenonert That once were women and mcii And away they gx, with n mop ami a mow. To the revel that cud too soon; Ti.i ctarlxniw limits our holiday IXad or the nlghf high moon. The full x-orvoftlK? opera Is In the hand or tage-nunAger Crlpps of Mc CauIl'M and during the next tui wit will Ih nieand anstantly. Mlti Geroldinn Uliuar w tho onlr Arwerlcaii in the trouje which landell lo Xw York St unlay. . . Hanethnt Ppntter ats. Mrs. Druse, who chop;l her hu. band up and burnt him. hsot luhau. The Legislature refuses to ct-J.crap w? men. WtuAimy'on !'$mt. Crpef, Go to G. Will ArmfirUJ (j C.-irp-t. He has the largest lk ol Caqx-ts rvr brought lo the city, and i Klliirg tl 1,1 at prices to suit the times. Window Cuitains. role, fcc. . Thoe in neol ol the lmvc anct- should go at once tn (I. Will ArmfirU' store and supply ihcruw-h-, c. t fine as sortment on hand. Tho Xroxattic Etcazn Cooker i The Greatest Wonder of The Aire A simple and ennvenirut m-tfol 4 rtioV.. ing. Your food it Ctkrd In tfru. thus retaining the deliciou aNrn . Yti can cook onr. or as many !ifiVt tut mmi cles of food at the fume lime m j.a like, on only.une hole, on Any liiul a stove, coal, wood. oil. gas. or zm"u- and the loo1 cannot tnim. You c u cook onions neit to pu!iing untl 1 nt flavor the pudding. Ronrmlur thai H it is the only practicable t-am codirr tmt, and it is the cheapest. W d. not a'c vou lo buy one until )ou hatvc tried it. we hart bought ihe right loihrtf countics; Guiliord, Mi-cktrcburg and Forsyth. Cur circulars wiJl show y- the cuts and give lull directions a to the use and management ol thr stran:- tr Look cut lor our big ad. hi another column in a lew days. Manufactured and so'd only in tcrriiory by C H. Doucim. iw. . P. L. George & Co's nice hams brrakt-ivt snips, shouldeis and ford, a M. K. CAU.VH.
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