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GREENVILLE. X- C .1UGVST Hi, 1W
KING'S
JOTTINGS.
Mr MLkaelson, lawyer, ex
ioiida legislator, ex - South
I'arolina convict, husband of
:aee wives, illegitimate son of
.1 Russian nobleman and wanted
i i Jacksonville, Kla. lor forgery
'.as been caught at Montgomery,
Ir is now in order lor
Mowers to begin pouring in from
kidi
4oi
him.
EACE SIOT-
Kl.HKltu-.f Narrowly A vei l. -o! at Wins
ton, N '.Nar.'M Fearing h Xiyn:li
in!; of On. t.f Their II u . th-fair.
Thar (0000 monument
;p tl ; in ran Francisco, to ihe
i: .-Lio-y o; Francis Scott Key.
;:ad ihat by popular subscrip
ti ii, in the samo city, only $lv
wen raised for the benefit of
iiis destitute granddaughter
illustrates one phase of hero
v.-or.'h'p, There is littie charity
where the world can not see it.
A Connecticut man, on his
death bed, willed his wife to his
best friend, requesting him to
marry her just as soon as he
was gone, which was cairied
ui a few days thereafter by
that friend and the widow
maiTvinsr. Has the nw women
jiven the wooden nut meg Slate
;t wide berth t
A patient in the Kaatern (Ky)
Lunatic Asylum, got a loose
brick out of the' wall and killed
liis bedfellow and . the next
morning earnestly declared
tha- he had ''killed the
devil with a gold brick,". Many
1 teachers may profit by his
mistake.
In a fight with shot guns In
Indian Territory between two
Mt Gurt Hi-others on one side,
i .:d two Wa'.kei brothers on the
uher, a! lour were fatally
w.iinuled. Such is belter than
-"i fling it in court.
A tisherrr.an near West Point.
N Y., .had a good bite and
son. lie received a clas. ira! ednca
tion, graduated fiom West Teunca-
s.e college in studied
law
A News, and Observer special !
from Winston of the 1-itb, says.
A seuous not letw?eu whiter and
blacks was narrowly averted here
last night. Is was. given out in the
ooloivd churches during he day
that an attempt was going to be
made to lynch Arthur Tuttle, on
trial here for the murder of jolice
man Vickers . last May. Alter
church about J5U negroes organized
and marched to the ja:l where they
rem. uned for several : hours. They
were armed with pistols and guns.'
Mayor Gray went to the jail and as
oil red the negroes there w.s no dan
ger of lynching and begged them to
disperse. Sber.ii McArihur and
two of Winston's lawvers also ad
dressed rfie negroes, assuring them
that there was no danger of lynch
ing. Judge Brown, who is holding
oourt, notified the negroes that they
were violating the law. telling them
t hat Tattle should haye a fair trial
and that he would be responsible
for Tattle's protection. The ne
groes said t hey tfould leave if the
Shr-h" would put a guard of twen
ty m.m around the jail. This was
done hut many of the mob refused
ti go way. SherirT McArthur then
ordered" out the Forsyth regiment
and a nun. her of deputies, who were
8 vorn n. Judge Brown also iiisirnet
d the sheriff to arrest thue a ho
did not leave. The ueb began
tiring on the officers, several of
whom were struck with small biid
stiol, bui none were seriously wound
od. The lliilmtn tired seyt-ral vol
leys into the crowd, causing the ne-
Fourteen of he rioters were arrest
ed by oiVuers and put in jail.
Judge Brown and Mayor Crav
were interviewed tin evening, on
last night's riot. The fornu r said
that he considered ml- trouble un
der control. The c:ty secured one j
hundred nries to d;;y in addition to
those in hand by ihe Forsyth Rifle
men. Sixty extra polieetnn have
liten sworn in for the night. It is
reNrtd this evening that some :$00
negroes are congregated just out
side of -he coporate limits. Present
sit ualio i only warrants Mayor Cray
in saying he hoKs there will Ik lio
further trouble. The murder trial
ot Arthur Tattle was given :o the
jury a 5:1." this afternoon. Verdict
is not expected before to-morrow.
Ktfilil iTUn .I
llllKVlTUIK.
of the
T!iw A':cnit iy-tton repcrt
Depigment of Agriculture, is in
teresting. It ihowsthe lowest aver
age for August ever reported, being
77.' whicu is half a joint lower
than the average for August, 1S03.
The most important feature of the
r?st is the average for Texa-s,
which isoi.ly?!. North Carolina i
low in the h-t, her average being
74. As a result of this repirt cot
ton fiitu;-s clo! ti-m in New
York at an udvamv o! 15 lo 17
two years at the University of Vir
ginia and in Jackson andcr 1: is
Kinsmen, Judge A W O Totten and
Miltou Brown; gr.duated from the
Lebanon law school in iS."j, ;n
which year lie located in Jackson
and engaged In the practice of his
profession: moved to Memphis in
ls-VJ, where he continued the prac
tice of the law; served on the Su
pre me bench by appointment on two
occasions and was once a promiaent
candidate for Supreme J edge befoie ! P,nt3
' the nominating conveniicu ; reloca- l-.Liu S-naMr X
ted in Jackson in 1 S7i ; v:.s eieoteil
to the Stale House o lUpre uta
tives in 1880 ; the 8Uile ocuute
a Democrat in and seiveil
April. 12, l.vs." ; was appointed v'ni
tel States Circuit Jude by Pre.
dent Cleveland And nomiuated for
Associate Justice by President II.. i -rison,
was emifirmed by the Se.i.ue
February ISth, '6fXi, and entered
u(on the duties oTthe oflie M.irch
4, 1SU3.
I :coh r.n.w i t KOAMiiit:.
Two brothers were playing in
Davie county, one aged in and the
other 1J. TlK'V juai relied and one
threw an open knife at the other.
His aim was sure, and his brother
i eJ from the wound.
The Henderson Cotton MiJ!.; ve:e
reorganized at Henderson lss: v?fk
wiih a capital of $lt;0,00(). SO.tHKj
of wuich were at ontre suhjc; ited.
I). V. Coper is ptesidetit.
Jolm C Davis, of Wilmington,
rascality fame, ecaped t.om ihe
Asylum ;l Baleigh last w-ek, msde
his way afoot to Morehead City, was
lecaptured and taken back.
Toe Counv Commissioners of
Pasquotank, have appropriated one
thousand dollars for the puijose )f
enlarging the public &cl;ool build
ing.
L K Evans manager for the Ar
mour Packing Company at Wil
mington was drowned Jitnriay
while bathing in the surf at Caro
!urt Beh. ,
(It venior Caii h.-jj ordied a .
ci.il crm of Franklin tunty uje
rior ciiui t to bgiu Sptembei .Oih,
Judge Boy kin, presiding.;
fi Chipb y. of
rid. , nas brought suit against
the Peosacola Daily Tim-s for de
faii..tjon oi character, placing the
damages ai. 2 3,000- Mr Chtpley
is promnent in FloriJa pilitics,
as.d bel.iogs o a faction of the Do
nnx'iacy to which :he Times is op-pOy-U.
l our years ug. he trivl to
defeat Call for the Cni'ed Stat
Senate, and it is said that b will be
a eandidate to succeed Call next
year.
There are now :n.r negroes in the
gov Turnout quarantine cump near
K igle Pass, Texafs tad ;iu more re
fugees IVoiu the abandoned Mexican
colony are lookesi for to-day. There
are K'O j-atieuts .n the oaiill-pox
hospital and the deaths average five,
per day. Ntw cass are on lue in
ere a us.
Th-rirst baie of cotton this sea
sou was iv-e;viHl in Columbn?, d'a.,
fr..u li wry kii SiniimitiS, tf WaUon,
(r... It w: clased a ii;idu!i!ig,
weighed -!7i pounds and was sold to
the Swift Milli:g company for 7
cent j. laat yeiti's first bale was on
August Mb.
l'ieident Ch elnd ha.? pardonetl
J F Honevcutt, enfenctl m Octo
ler jS.:1. to thr yean imprison
ment in the Albany 'penitentiary for
counterfeiting in North Carolina,
because no hs consumption.
.The body of Ftank Clancy, the
nucsing Kalamajuo man, wah "found
ye.steiitay morning .n the pickling
yat at the Cmrsity MUicnl Col
! ge of Michigan by Mient! Judm
and identihed beyond uisstiotj.
A biil ;n eijuity has beeu tiled in
the Common Pleas Court in B'aila
dcJpb.a iy haye an ifijunction i-uil
tcjliaining thecitv from taking the
i.iwriy oii to tne Atlana Kxpoai
. .a 1
1 uovei nor Ivarr orcereo a gun ot
i .he heln of a friend tachment from Charlotte to the
bmughi up a skeleton oil his I seene of the riot. The presence or j
; and detaoliinent, of Charlotte were
j expected to h.ve a gvd effett and
i little trouble further was expected.
hook. Tlie tpiestion
t ail did lie use
Mrs Catharine Judge, of Clinton
. , , , , . county, l'enii?ylv;nia, d,eJ Salur-
'.oNerno, ( an has ordeal a w Vc.w f
eial term of Cleveland county upc ej-htv seven vears of a-t
nor i;out to teg,u Ihe JOth, Juu ;e 1
orowii to preside.
i
is, wnai
President Cleveland is said to
1 si nappy that when he sits
iown and no one disturbs bini
h gees rihr 1T. 5et your life
that be .s wide awake on that
that third tei ir, idea.
An Alabama count v treasu
i ' . s 1 i v j aceouuts only
",'."o; t - e. u y 4-oiumi:;ed sui
'e. Tew are such affections,
Iealti.l" J.i.Ut JaekMoii.
Justice Howell K Jackson, of liie
Cnited States Supreme Court, died
at Nashville. I'enn. a. 2:.T0 o'clock
p. m.t on the Mb.
Howell KJmnrds Jackson, Asso
ci ne Justice of the Supreme court,
of th Tinted States, was lorn in
Paris, Tenn.. Aniil th, in
1910 his parents lemoted to .lack-
The Annexion Ala., Pip.5 :in,l
Foundry Couifiaay hftTe n order
from Vokohoma, Japan, for :)0,ooo
tong of non piping.
(.'orbett and Fitwirnmoni met in
a bar at 1'hilfelphia h)te), and
'ortett tn-il to pull Fitrsimmon't
nov, which raised a row.
; inei nneu .rate now haj u .!,.
: against lljwnu fot the fals- imnri.
Tl -,, 4. .. . . ( ooment of J..ine Darrell at liuno
The Dam ille tirays wdl go into J lulu.
encampment a: Piedmont pr:ng .p,.,. , , .
for about ten days. 1 ! ri ' " Jored e,,,.n
j an st;II on tutv .it Spring all.
1 ne i, niieo onleier4t Veteran 1 "e mines are in
of Western Nonh Carolina wdl iro t The J
Th-re are 2-4 newspapers in the
State, of which seven are Kepubli I
can. nine Populists and lo7 Demo !
era tic.
In Davie county, over the divi
sion of Mime proiKTtv, Marshall j
Cain shot and "killed hi brother la.!
week.
into Kncatm inent at
the -J'Jtu.
Asht-Mlle, on
o;eratii:i.
J- .laoitiiu onIr for ir.-r
I me .i maioii, A I.., linn
unpMinl to 7 Vjn,u.o.
will