KIM G-'B
j Y
Successor 1:o "tltLe I3n.c5.e3z.
V0LU23 1-
jLV . ' C- yillUAHY, li. 7c;A7,
JOTTINGS.
Jen. Until TVrrhier.
Geti Barringer, who died at
Charlotte on February 2d, was a
native Nur: h Carolinian. II wus
born in Cabarrus county, December
in 1 m:1
T V;i f
itinloi,.
Oil t lie de l! (I ,jf ( i.-l.. .1 . I J.
he -v:i- i';it!:tSio!si il ";ng
rroom,
ironclad Tillmanite oath. The
hand ot the despot is over the
people of South Cacolina.
Col. Julian S. Carrhas gained
the notoriety of being the first
Southern man to give money to
a northern institution since the
war There is some originality
about the Colonel ana he is un
able to see his money worthily
needed nearer home.
A resolution has been i tro
duced intotne Legisrure to in
vti 'ate the conduct of a cer
Min' member who is charged
with real old time drunkenness
Smelling committees generally
scent something.
Pullman is said to have z ne
to Florida to keep from being a
witness in the Debs case and the
Judge says he is in contempt.
The' old man's cash can settle
-that little matter.
So the "Railrond Commission
4- K, T?Dnnhlii'n.n to
er liiusi o a sv a !i-jr gem
soniN-A-hat balance the iong i coin ma. ..r
term Senatorship. Ilavinir Wr.
balanced. Butler is looking after
balancing.
the 2sew York Legislature
nas struck a 'blow at pugulists
in passing a law against boxing
and sparring exhibitions in that
Stale. That sounds anti Foxey
Miss Anna Gould, sister to
.c.wrfu isj tn niiirrv Count T)e
'1,. r t A success- i Wlth wh;,!" stM V"
uasieu.a, v;l a a..- mnl wl
ful count is what he expects of ,,..,..!, Ik-
her cash
A Tennessee ludge recently
jumped from a window, thirty
feet from the ground to escape
the falling court house. The
Court did not forget itself.
Texas is trying to pass a law
id v ins ' the surviving hejrs
of the lynched party, $3,000. Tt
should be entitled "An act to
encourage lyncbings.'"
The countv government and
election law bills hang lire be
tween the fusionists. clearly a
case where the doctors disagree.
The Democrats have lost con
trol of the United .States Sen
ate. Vet they, or oa.J. seems to
control the bond business.
Spain makes :0,0K)J00,()00
..m-irs npr vear. And America
,.V7 I J
tloats them-
The Governor's Guard, ofC J
umbia, S.C, .an old company of
heroic predecessors, have with
drawn from the State volunteer l 18-41. His grandfather, John
rather than, ta Re tlie am ringer, wasnom yvurtem-
ui g, iierniuny. lln came to ihis
country and settled lirst in Penn--vlvania,
hut al l t aids moved to
North Carolina. One of his sons,
Gen. Paul Bafringe r, was the father
ot'iieu. Ui'u.s Barringer.
(len B trringer received his ea,l
nhic-ation at Sugar Urrek academy,
and afterward entered the Ui i veri -ywiuro
he g-n ln ir-ed m sij. He
studied law with his brother. Hn.
D M Barrumer, at Com-ord, and
af'teriiard with Hon. Richmond Pear
soil. lie Ih'iii his practice of law
in Concord, and boon hecame prom
nent at t he bar.
lie was strongly opposed to seees
sion, ami took a strong stand against
ir, hut when the war chmls began to
gather he u is adv 'o take up arms
tor his ceunirv. He was anion; r J . e
tirsr. to volunteer t r srvwe. He
raised a company ofcavalrv m Ca
harms whieh was afe.i;.. as-OLU-ed.
as ('o'lioinv K. to 'he Kir-t
North J-.:rohua Cavalry, hiscnmmis
sio'l a Caplalli tjeailng dale Mav
1SG1..
Clou, lioherr ui is'iin wa t reiiren
colonel oT t i e rciinent . deii I-ar
ringer he(;a.i.e m n j r of tl-. : -unent
j Han silver, who is also still living, i
Mi?3 Maruaret Joiilt was the third '
UtOM ItOAS TO nOANOUC.
wiIh o(, win, .,.. s. (.,.,...,.!! V.'deiHe ot .lu.i.i II. II.
Barnmjcr, survives. ' I lyAU ll ,NT l4'r,:t'' V" MxT1
fieri. Iiariiner wae ne of right
ance.
W V V iller, of I) i h i n. h - '.
children of the late General Paul t,u ' amounting
Karrinyer. ofCaharrii. roni.tv. lour i 10 "ear fOOOinoi t- than ll.r m?;.r-
koiis and four daughters. One of
h"i3 sisters was the nife of In neral
iiMeant of C'aharru?, and the ; ;;t, pointed hernial loiinstl for hc
toother of Col. Paul Hai ringer j . ,,,! n a Tocrt ( t... w !i a t...l..r-
MeanH, of I'oncord : anc t her is M is. i of alxut ,"0,(M) jer year, and wiD
Mnritrct (irier who, thoii-h .T. ! move to New Voi k.
veais of ae, was present" at the j ...
i ,u r i - .. , i r A ne'Mo woman liiu,; near
death ol hwr tirot uer. . , r 7.,
, r . rais(n, ''uf h.rtii t lour jhiiuitii
Oeneral I4arnn-rrr was one of lour i . , .... . ,
.1- : 1. . , 1 Ti ,- ontht Htll. Ihev Weiv h(" S
and two iils. On" has -iiu- d:-d
the ot tiers arr St long and healthy.
whom feiiivivvs him, naulv .Jude
Victor ivrnner. ia'r .lud 1.1 toe
(Jour' of Egypt, the otiVr :wo wein ' A.J. i.yniaii, a lawyer of Ane
llle Hon. D. N'. B imager, x-Mlli- ' ille, u8 heeu arieb!rl rh arged wit h
i-ter to paiu. and Pey. i 1 1 iin misappropriating- $.'i4,43l for Mis.
Means, h clergyman in the
ilist church Exchange.
Metho-
a nt', ii; wau J tm oil
(iell. (i )a lit Was a specif
favoi Ur
wiiu the ejHjl clnhheii, Km w mauv
ol them hv Mglil ; ana wiiei. no
would all Uler tlown llie ."sllveL bliiok
ing Iiks alter Oie.kUlaal c:
as w as
K. L. Youinaii's, ol New York.
Edward B. Engiehard, son ol tne
late .Maj. ,los ph A. Er-.g.hard, and
a promising y oting man ol Kaieigln
died on the 11th ins,.
Three pris o r tire to the Al
hrrnarle jail hit wed; ami eM-;iprd.
One lefust-d to r-M'ape and baw tho
.41 , IIO I'll- I I
H. II. While, .-II pel In l - i." 01
Banc nile coum i .iiu'i gang Ims
hern snsp -nded and will le . 1 led fur
o. Kie;. . iv ' criicltv to couvicr.
1
lie was ejK- 1
1
!1 'e
lut
The twenty inmates of I'nioti
county jail au coiiji ui 1. la' .ng u.
Selves that the h..
associate.
ii"
I. 0
a c
lal. and uei;e t d t 1 lie
i i he N ( i i a : : i " i -
e 1 C i al i . . i i - '!. . i lil
cie cv aol 'ji.lt''. w.. i c - 'ii
... i .i pi i e i -ji.-ide ol ,.ii
most ca '.! ! rv le.idet the 'u!''i
era ! e cail.-e. ( )n Apri. 3. 1 (I !..
ha ringer, toge! !ir-r vutn it-u. Ew
ell and (ieu. Cu-tis E't-. .t !;iken
prisoner an 1 -'-ni u i.'i'v i'nii'.
Enene Davis, t 'O
old, had an arm a
:, g'." :i dr.
week.
Uvjhei t W . l. .s on
in II let, I ,i I A
i i .v
i i. g ,
nessthat lie v.;ts afterward
ferred to Fort Delaware. A!'
Presiuent hiiicoin wa- Mu-ie ami
reijij d lii.ii Lie n 1. ii i's j i le
presented to him. hw;i i.e m;
titn Bari enger and fr-und iiim to o
aorother of ilon. D. M. i'.o n
II (!.
io was his warm pi.-ri,a.
X pressed hlin.-clf as .e
sirous of tendering the general an",
service in his oower, and i w.
nrugh Piesideut Einolu's kiml-
i ran.
r tin-
war, on his return home, he w a
stiU a. strong Union man. He -.i,
.-; i'ed with the liiitionai Krp::h
lican p.irtv. ami wtieu, in 17."). the
State con veil tiun was held to aim mi
the Constitution, he was elected as a
'ii-p'.i ol ica n Jiom the county ot
leckli nii'.i: g. hi 1 !SM) he accepted
'he P M,ih;i. ;in nou;ina:ion for
Lieutenant (invernor. He coutin
ued to vote the Uepuhlican ticket
until 14. when ho cast Ins vote
for Cleveland, and has since that j
,i.ie heei. a Democrat.
Geti. Barringer was thrice m-r-iL-d.
His fust wife was -Miss Eu
genia .Morrison, daughter ol tke late
I): Koht Hall Morricon, ami a sistr
of Mrs Stonewall Jackson, Mrs J P
Irwin ai.d Mrs John K Brown. To
them was born two children, Paul
.nd Anna Barringer The second
vifiS was Miss Posalin Chuun. of
' Ashcrille. She hac one sou, Kufus
Ml- dally hatui, he volild ollen t!op
tnem, call them by nau.e. and in
(pane of tmir pauuta health.
1 I eV ail k.uW iiiiii an. 4 mauv ot
i H ill W el e oil I Cl iiis
urn :arity w u n him.
riatly hiicvi at a popular t'athoiie
M'uool on .iv ol K avonu-, and
na:iyeveiy moriiii.g tvme ol toe',
School gll would wait al the i:a(e i
tog;.t a kindly j-mtle from i lie old
v;i:ilu.. An inci niii isr reh. . eil to
i.- hy ;i'i oi.i Iru-nd of .Mr. inc- 1..
. fio WiU" w inters to me occurrence.
Uue moriiiu aler i'lesnienl lin
coma a.wi:aiiiauoii vienerai n alii J,ts .1 mlgslilp ami .-. en.e l puttier
w.is caieie.-sMy ruling down P-..:i 1 Xn tlt. Tuller law li. m o! Dm :.aie.
v I a i I a avenue, w iieii tic saw a , ,
M , , . , E. Stanlv Wahon has oeen ;ip-
, r ..".,, i '.pointed deputy Mate Tieasurei, hr
i i v 1
.niiii'l hie
ii-mg .on.eihing ti ImJihI .iii j Superior 'oiirf, -p-vi! ore v .
i.u .iolin.-o!i was jnfti aiioiit io cio vens at W ashington nex: Monday,
at I lie While House. A .-pok-mau : Judge Boy kin, will presiile.
tool lielieral lilant lt)it Aiidie.v
A-1
i
h.i.x le-ignel
. , . . , , r ' .... i -t'Ointed deputy Mate Tieasurei,
ie Mopp-. u l:i.i tiorae and , , ' . .
,i ,i i 1 i reasuiel" Woilli, ui Ann gan'U.
CNe gt nllemetl I'Xcileillv ills i 4,v"1' v h
.I.Minsou had detcr'numd : i. di
Lhe parole id Certa'tl 'o:i federate
otlice-s. iral!l lutein il iiiik tly
hia cigar. Wlo'n
tlnislied (iralit le-
.-lou IV
his 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 L
isiiiOfx ing
A New Berne m.n doi.ind i is
straw hat la-i Saturda, while the
mercury was zero-ward.
Pev (J E To..d, of Cnarlotte, ha
heen eitcieil preideiit of Due We!,
. . i i i It
mor.nied hi horse, rode rapidly to- j (3- f fll,aic "iiee.
wards '.tie White Hoie ahd went' The fusionists continue to unseat
straight in to interview Ardiew Democrats and nut m their nun in
I -loin. son. He asked: ! tlm LegislaMire.
..... i .e5me,.., i unuersiat.d you , rivw hluliKa toreign
! aie ueiermiuea to revoke tue parole
j ot cejlaiu of tile Confederate leaders
ppou.u.
ai
carpenters
aie in Charlotte willing to work lor
thirty cents a day.
Three "Tillman spies" have re
cently lh?en in Wilmington watching
whiskey shiinnetits.
i sttrivuuei ed id ua
" ' X i
1 am considering the matter," re
.il cd t lie plesidelll.
-IU who.-e inthoritv," avked Cen . Thousand. of tisli benumbed by
eral CTiant. "do you tevoke a parole (l,c celd, have l)ren picked up in
8igiud liy me ' nvCr.
i me authority of the United
Mate-. iepheu Andrew John-oii,
with some nspelity.
By tie- uuihoiity of the Com-niander-in
ehief f the armies
of the United States, that pa
role shall not be revoked;' and turn
i I on his heel ami quietly left the
White House.
Johnson knew (Jrant. He knew
the arn.y of the United States was
ai his back. Nothing more was
heard of the matter.
Mrs Lily Blake addressed the Leg
islature on Woman Suffrage last
week.
Bess Atkinson, col., died in Wayrat
county on the 11th nibt., aged 10t
years.
Some towns in the State favor a
local dispeutary law.
A section of Polk county i tron
bled with mad dog&.
I Ice in the soumU is interftrring
with navigation.
t i