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JwTrwrww -3fD0MI23 701- 5 3 7h2 filessesger Prints . the , siewo 3fD OXBIM rot- JOB PEINTINQ -TO- THE MESSENGER, Marion, ft. C. Pretcrtneas, Accuracy, Keafaaw aa Ocovi Stock Guaranteed. end is Eottght 'tr r.7 tbe peo ple c : JiJ j tc. i , l as cey, Dnc cornlr;, im'.terforl, Bert r.r.1 .-,tr-?r coucticsiu Western -r.;-th Ctrc-lma, and la ttsr (:ro a Cocci Advertising Madlunr liatr-ft JumisLeiJ ca application. 3ar:on, 2i. 0. Letter Hadr. Sote Hra.1i, Bin IIada) tr, ramphlau, aaa aay iad o! Prlatlcf. VOL. II. NO. 39. MARION. N: C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21. 1S93. Per Year in Advauce. 4 ill 11$ inii m.w ta& f l h ten y ! u MS s it. i u &s ! I AMI IE llfiiil. FlI! Plans ar.d Specifications Hav3 j Been 'Preoarcd. Li Jo TO BE OPENED THE 29TH. It Wf.l Hcquirc 'Ihi-cc Ycar3 to Get the ri;:nt iu Operation, and Mil- j ionz Will be Required for It. V."asLirlon, (;pr.c:a!) Secretary - r;::, conpaniVi by Chic! Coa3truc i -o jJicbho- , Cuicf 0,"'a'I, cftba Ei ;c iu cf Crdr.r.ucr, a a Judge Advocate C era! Lozr.cy, appealed before the c::ate committee ou naval affairs on tlie 1' ih. 'J ho c.etary (.aid ia response to f-.tr.1io:j- t.Ve the Navy Department La 1 pier "red full pinna and speci'iea th,:.. ing for an nrracr plant under xl last r.v.-.ii i-pru-cpiiation bill, and 1 c ,.'..v.-- c:i the cost of laud, ' :i a i.eo':-a,-y to equip t; : j :..nr ! rl t'..-c:i iuad. TLo bids r. : l- to l.fi r,j ( r.c't or. tie 2!;th instant, c-. 1 :iu.i.-Aa :cvoi:d Lids would bo ' "v-'.'.-y j".r.:v raid also t!:a: in : f "i f -' - t'.c coiuiuitto which ho i ... , ' t-i i lev the oueftioa i' i." r.vr.:r.f Uivt, upon the 't n.c'-t 1...0 i" ,:i h(u- r.rirotia :i i ijv.it.; ur or j.innta, now ' - oi' cr t liij s, and -d ' i-a- '.-.t'. c -.M inahe a con i ho fi;:y c: :u-v r plate fr : , .'.!;. ; :t:..:i nuA ': cnsiu, c..;::-j i conMHlCtiou, . v ..;;.; i.c ia-ly v. i.cucvtr the v ci-j jc iu;- t- lccer.o it, at tho f'i s ; . i pi i i j o fcre'ary :i:r.t ( ",::; :" cf the crcuu- f ! i -, f !.-:it un ;a .i.:.''!,..o:;t t o this : . :rs tj;c i-efrcl"rys etntf.aciit, cov- : ;v'. - i 1'V i:.i:t ; by Commo . 5 vc-i.1. n r-.'.-t ;-;. tp.;n"0':NCil!, it i r" I.c i . t rt a cover cractit i i:,:c: e'pt.p; c "- ..uld ho froni : . .-. ' ..i , ; '. He said that tt. ir.riadod a'd ravdiinery ' ' :i :'::rir. a; trr-s :r.tc, suns and jco ;' !i :i:5uo.l.u-d t';at it the cortvu : V h. j tiio P'ij., of providing - ! no r.i ;uor , vtl1 bo expect t 1 :;;. .1 .-r,j; i ;a.it b-r about three !.v 'j ho cnivau-cv) has taken no C' t.'.-x r.:.--n X'r.j r;vmcr-.iata mattor, o ' if i r v.vd-M-ed j v;.bb:e thafc tho v ; fim-Mi.:i ui,! receive attcntiou ia .1 t.(i;p!!:i;; f... congrkss. t !,ftip to IncrOi nn I:jterc!iinge of Jl': ! 1! "S ! ! V. l . ! OiJtil JUKI W St. ;.-,v;.!cr rdfhan, cf Florida, ha? -';cd a:i invitation to tho Governors of :-c:;ti (;:- m.vi u-icrn states to at ti'--d th-j fifth un;:;;..L --f5s:oa of tho I.r.uth a::d ,o.-.t Corawotcial ConrrresR, t co vr no r.t 'i':!u;),t, Feb. 6th, i th I (h, 'j i; Cnvoviou aid !'-) Ux'if. -CU to UpiOiUt dclv"litC3 to t..u r:.i t . -. .ibo pi a! objects of tho congress e to xv nlcr tbe r.ican to increase i:;ti-i.-h.-.n;-o i all merchandise and ivi-.i:"'v. turcd -ticle between the 1 i.'.ilh and Wert, :r.id to promoto the 5i....- t-:-.;oit ct prain end nil other of tho Western rftaieo to South- ;-t: i'.'iy, u.aikfctS lilld thrOUgli . i.-. n i .i: - in, export. Al! the Gov i - ,, r, c. iu! .ci v-i'il t.-rtaidzations, mu : !. rovfvukifciit.i una transpf.rtation i .i-j t!;r .-.,:-th and tho West ' vo ... cn it-.pvrnt-.'d to ajipoint dels - t" t'i c )'..! ( A creat many . e rii-e.i .1y vo -- l.doti and the eucoess i: :ho C;U;'iC'..-- :- :i-:-u;v. !Si 118 :h)l'.vD AM OAt;GKl A FAMILY. j JJjv n Knii-afjct il ti.e If on;e for IJootr, i(':d;iv! I'-: r..::fas t :iiul Pcpartefl. F:v.c n'.rr.od men entered tho re?i-.;,- v'i 'r.f- Ar.na Giatj, two miles i c v t . t L":.i-.-r 'Dam, O., andattbeiolnt c f r. ; -u-cher, bnr.d and Ragged every inber of tho Jiouehoid, eonrist- cf f 1 rat7, a daughter, t: vf-t eor.?t n-cl frcta 10 to 1 ' ii s nr.l two (s:ti hand?, John 1 1 .-.v.c.i stem nr.il Ado! rh Foilet. Leav ; b::r one t f thfir number to guard their . : v.: t! e r; :r.:n!ir four lofted the 3. '.:- v j-ror.' ;u' nhmt j?i0 in money, t-vo cold matches and pome jewelry, ".-:' v. hi-h 'hev repaiied to the ! : l-.rn a".d cooked bieakfat After ; t.v; a htr.itv nua! they departed, the i.i..:iiv sti.l bound. N! :i oils by the President. T' c F "cut has r.crr.ip.ated Claude Fc.ncrd to le attorney of the Unt ied ti'.atcs Fastcrn district cf North C'r.v-.'.ina. Ahjo Trie Glenn to b poft ta;'.. 'er at Gn eniloro. X. C. , and Wra. li. (.'l.a.tior.tn. po?tmaster at Wilniaj ton, a:uo tato. - JH-J liiilcd l!er4( :if With Brether'a ristcl. A fpcci.d item r"fiysvi!!e, Ky,, syt: Jscv-s , i tho fv.icidc cf Miss Harriet Ec.th Owen-, a: Crab Orchard farm, the heme cf her father. Ea-dl D. Ow c:.?, roar Y"a.,hin:rv-n, has reached l.cio. Mirs Ovens had been in poor Loa'.'h fi r rcmo t.mc and had to cive her f-chovl iat fall an that account. Me lead the r.cccu.:t of the fhoctitp? cf c:-Scr.ator Toe Fdaekburn's daughter, M:?. Lane, nith :.:u-a interest. After i r a 11:; - about the $h'-o'in. f-hc went to Lcr b.ethvr's :ocm, ?ccu:clhis piste!, 1 laced :t to her temple aad fired. I'cath was instantaneous. Arfor' 'Wife Gets Absrdute Divorce. At New Ycrh. Justice Pryor, i:i tne Enprtme Crrt r continued the icpcit c? cr.-JiuUe Puahuc, a refeiee, recom rnendin that a decree of absoluti divorce bo crantcd to Nellie lb Good r.'in, wife cf Nat ('. Gcodwia, the actor. rioodwi'J is ordered to lay to liis divorced wjfo cT3 a weeh alimoay. - . . mcrjn Tliree AI en Ivitlrd J-i n Wreck, The wtr ibnnd overland train jnmpe tho t: ftvh nfav C-..'.f.-, C.v!., wrtckina tiio train badiy. hhe eainetr, tinman bid cue brakeman were kil led. TOID IN A PARAGRAPH. The South. Fho Virginia Lefchlatnre dowaed the aati-llii ting bill. McrtLf'tts ate mahinfj their nppear ar.co ia Ncith Carolina iu rcat uum-bcr.-. Ihe Norfolk, Vj., trucking eeascn Las been delayed by fro;t and there i3 a scarcity of epiuach Iho Citize-r.f,' Fxchancc Faak has b'-un orcanizod in iiiclnnond, Yu, viLh a capital tlcek of j;o,CtiO. At Marion, y. C, a nsgro thot aad killed his sweetheart because ehe re fused to goto Uoivia v.-ith him. 'Ihero is a bid before the Virginia Legislature for tho nomination cf Fed-c-?i fc-rjrto:-3 bv piimaries. Gcvciaor -aylar, cf Tenues?ee, has announced himself a; a candidate for cler.iaii to tho United States Senate. In a Sunday card pama at Darling ton, a. C. , Srooks Alclver thot aud hi! in 1 Pc?cr Murray. Both parties are colored. There is ranch activity at tho Norfolk nav j-ard and a hundred men hava returned to work ia tue construction dep ait meat. Mr?. Anita McTTee, cf Jakon, Mis?., La-, asked i'rer.idcnt McKinlcy to ap i o ut !:or Collector cf Internal ll:venue at ye w Orleans, Lo. j'hc Gccrstia Leci.-latu! c ha? arrro lt ia od ?it,e-j.5 for a textile school ia Atlanta, provided a umilar amount bo raised by private subscription. Thieves entered Mcrris' Ptore, Alex ander, N. C. , ro led tho ?afe out cf the building, and broke it open, stealing ''. in cf-h and j-evera! checks. Tho rcr.ult of the rt ballot in the Tc.mes.pce Leiisdature for a United hitiie .cnatcr icuitcd a', fobows: Me Mill an yj, Tariey HO, Taylor 1;, It re-f-'itres 1j to nomiaite. Tho Liberty V.'oo'cn Mil!?, at Bcdfor 1 City, Ya , wkdeh h-is b.ocn idle for sn:o time, has bee a pniha.d by New Yurk and ) ida teipnia par tics, and it ii Btaied, vviil stait it uo at oaca. Tl.o North. At F.o.tou three boya were asphyx iated by gas. Ftro at Chicago, TIL, destroyed pro perty amounting to half a miiliou. Fifteen persons, were injured ia a renr-end collision ou the Lon l3lcnd llaihca 1, ia New York. dho Inland and Iron Foifro Company of C hieajo La? started, giving empioy tnent to oOJ men. Ty a &-as explosion at Faleiile, Ind., the tiio factory of li. F. Letter wu3 de stroyed and John Finlcer killed. The coming convention of the Reunit ed ccieat Order Jlibetaiaa? viil ho held at 'lionton, N. J., Juno i7. Tho site of a prehistoric village- has been disrovcredi rear Massdihm, O. , and evidences cf cremation found. Although ho has fuller, heir to a fortune of CCO, Policeman 1) elr.tr.? B. Gardierwiil remain ou ths New York force. Mooter Car Euildcrs' and Tfaicr Mechanics' Association of the United tstatca will convene at Saratoga, N. Y., ia June next. An effort will bo mado by tho New York Senate to find out what became of hoS'.'.OOD.'iCt ouproj li itedforimp.oving the Lrio Canal. Loaa Carlisle, eon of John G. , and former chief clerk iu tho United States Treasury department at Vv'ashinjton, during the Cle-e!and administration, died at the home cf his father ia New York. Cause, heart failure. Adlai E. bteversou, former Vice Fresnieut cf tho United Mates, has i accepted tho position cf Western conn- j pel cf the North American Trust Com pany of New York, with a membcrsh:? in the board of doectors. On February 1st 111 looms in tho Manchester VN H. Cotton 31 ills will j be stopped tor an siiueuuifo t'.mo. iLo causa assigned is the falling oil" in tho demand for i rint pood. There will also be a reduction of about 10 per cent, in wize?, afTectins about 20 pev cent, of tho employe:, ca January 2 1th. Miscellaneous. The London engineers have agreed to rehun to wcrk. The reductions of waces in the New England cotton mills will e3ect ICo.-ji;:) operatives. Hon. Ecu Lutterworth, commis sioner cf patents, is dead. Causs, Flight's diseuse. General John M. Schcfie'ci thinks it would be a gravo blunder net to annex the Hawaiian Islands. Secretary Lorn?, has asked Cottcrrcs for an increase of l.uOO enlisted men in the navy ami Thj npprentiees. Fight millions in cold dut is ?tored at I'ason Lvy. Alaska. Ths cut; ut this year is expected to reach SjO,01'i O'.KX Pick Eiandt, the Purposed train rob ber and murderer. wp. anions a dorea prisoners who broke jailatFeatoaviiie, Ark. The body of the murdered. Y. II. T. Durrani, was cremated at the crema tory cf Reynolds aud Yaa Nuys, at AI ccna, Cah A delegation called cn Chairman Pinglcy in tho interest cf legifrlatiou jeducingthe internal revenue tax on Jir-tdled pi it its. The estate of the late Gecrgw al. Full man. Lorn an inventory filed in court at L hicac, was estimated to include fS'. C.tuo in stocks and toads and SJ, 0 WO in real t state. The deaths from tho plague at Bom bay during tho pait week numbered 4Vt. There were 1,39? deaths dories tho same period from all cau?es. Tho stomachs cf Conrad Feck, ia St. Louis, aud Mrs. E. Eestian, in Mil waukee, were removed by surgeons as a result of cancer. Both'patients died. George Draham wen a race of thirty five miles against about COO other Klon dike miners who songht to be rirst on the grounds to pecure rich claims oa French Fete Creek. The District cf Columbia appropria tion hill was reported to the House or the li.tb. It carries .5?7.Cr?, or ovei half a million dollars Iei3 than tho cur rent year's appropriation. At rhilade'phia Sara ITenderEr-D, 11 years old, hai bre:i arretted fcr the ir.tirder of Percy Loc-kgar, 3 ea: s 1.1. "leiicttback" iiterattue is supposed to be responsible fox the deed. 1 HR 1 ill. j A Discovery That Wil! Prcva a Boon to the Farnier. AiiTI - TOXIN E SERUM THE Tciisiuan-.Thc Serum SaT-n32.8 Per Ccut.,and at 11 Nominal Cost of Only 10 Cents a Head. The chtei of the bureau of animal ia dustry. Dr. D. F. Salmon, at Washing on, has Bubmitted to Secrevary Wiisca a re; cri upon the experimeats made ia the treatment of hogs for hog cholera with anti-toxiae eerum. This p crura ia made upon tho pame principle as the stiti-tuxine of diphtheria. Good serum has been obtained from both horses and cut tie, a horse or cow being heated with the hog cholera virus in sm-i'd q ;antit;e3 at lirsr, with latere doses cf ttr bailable intervals of time, "i he re bibtaucc of the animal is thus raised to the highest practicable point. Tho blood of f.uth an animal whn injected under tho ekiu of Bwine has been found ;; j!..eeS: both a preventive and a cuio fcr cholera. jl.;s fcvurr. v,am first tested upon suvi'l euirriais in ths laboratory uud bemg foui.d efficacious, was last fail tested in Fa-'e county, Iowa, oa tev ernl herds or swiue containing nltu-f-etber 2.S animal. Leaving out or.o Lird, from which definite returns a to Cuuso of death could not bo obtained, crdy oJ died oat of 244 animals of vh'ca were sick. Consequently 2.3 per cent cf the auiinals in these'herds v. eve Paved. Of untreated herds kept under observation riuriug the p. : iodre-ferrf-d to about 63 per ceut of tho ant raa'.s died. l;r. Sairoou believes that with expei ience a better quality cf ee i'i.m can bo prepared end he has doubt that this percentage can be maintained hcrc-yftcr. Fefeiring to this report Secretary Wilson remarked that undoubtedly the results reported by Dr. Salmon'wero most encouraging to hog raisers. The cost of tho eerum now, paid tho Fscre taiy, is but 10 cents per head of ani in ds treated, only one dozen being re quired, and doubtless ia course cf time this liht cott may etiii bo further re durod. "it is my opinion," said the secretary "that it is of the utmost importance that this ecrnm for the next year tt leaat be mado by the bureau, under our otva supervision, and distributed iu largo quantities iu order to dcracn ptiao its eCic.oncy upon a more ex tended scale. It is absolutely essential that during tho experimental etage pu um of undoubted quantity be Used. Unless the hog growers can obtain it frcm this depaitmeat they wiil bo forced to depend upon what "can be ob tained frcm private sources1, and owing to the raovei ty cf this product, not only wiil disconragingly exorbitant price's lo charged for it, but in many cases inferior products may be offered. This would pieclude the possibility cf mak ing u satisfactory test on a widely ex tended scale. "I proposo to ask congress to provido an appropiiatioa necessary to enable this dspartment to furnish 2,000,000 dozens of serum during the next year, and to nake n considerable portion of tho appropriation immediately availa ble. It seems from Dr. Salmon's re pert that it takes three or four months to put a horse or cow in condition to supply the serum; consequently the work upon an extended scale must be undertaken at once. "The losses from hog cholera are fo enormous and have weighed so heaviiy for years upon our farmers that I can not imagine that Congress will for a moment make the appropriations ne cessary to carry on this work thor oughly Indeed apart from the great Piake the farmers have in this matter, to refuse to provide for a thorough tet of this remedy now would be, indeed, pennywise and pound foolish; fcr the di.-covery cf this serum ha3 involved already many years of work and a very large sum cf money. It would be a greit mistake, now that so great a dis covery seems to have been made, not to lud.sh the work by giving it a thorough and extensive test. STONED BY STRIKERS. Superintendent of a New Bedford Mill Jfouglily Handled. At New Bedford, Mass., strikers havo become disorderly. Superintendent Knowles, of the Asushuet Mill, was ptoned by n crowd cf nearly a thousand strikers. He is ono of the most un popular men in New Bedford. lie made a f pet-chat tbe Gate Mill and tried to persuade some strikers to return to work, when he was roughly handled bv the men. About fifty men, mostly French and Polish, attempted vo resume work, but were prevented by stiikers, who ere in nn angry mood. Serious trouble is cntici; ated. J Pciltlcr.ed t":e Potmater-General. ; The South Carolina Presbyterian I synod has tetitioned the postmastcr- general remonstiatmg against the j opening cf postoffices on Sunday and I against Sunday transportation of mails. , The grievrnce was submitted through j Senator McLaurin. Killed Illnselt, "Wife and Children. Joha Matthew?, a retail grocer In New York, murdered his wife and theii t t;vo children, a boy If years old aula girl 12, by hacking them to death with a hatchet Matthews then committed suicide byEhocting himself ia the head. Relief Expedition Not Abandoned. Acting Secretary Meiklejcha, of the Wet Department, pronoaaces to be ab-e-dately untrue the statement coming from Tcrtlaad Ore., that the relief ex reditioa to the KIcndyke baa beea abandoned by the Government Cotton for the Orient Seven train loads, amounting to 4,750 Vales cf Texas cottoa have arrived at Tcpoma, Wnsh., for shipment to China and Japan ou the stealers of the Ncrta exa F&cids hz.. J A TEMPLE LIKE SOLOMON'3. I: Is to be Erected oa Cayuga Itland at the iin-AmerIcan Exposition. S. A. rerkias, prirato secretary to Eeaator Mark Haana, was ia Buffalo, N. 1., a few days sine interviewing the directors cf tho Paa-Amencaa Ex position. It developed that Mr. Per kins' visit had to do with the impor tant conclave of Mas.oas. The man agers of the exposition have already considered the scheme, and the ar rangements are practically perfected. It is intended to erect oa the exposi tion grounds oa Cayuga Island & tem ple on lines corresponding to the Bibli cal description of Eing Solomon's tem ple. Every blue lodge, consistory, chapt er aud -:cmmandery, frcm Mama to California and from the Rio Grande to Cape Horn, is to be iavited to partic ipate ia tho conclave. AS INDEMNITY FOR MEXICO. President Recommends Paying $2, OOO to the Heirs of Louis Morena. President McILinley has eeat to tho Senate a message with a report from the Secretary cf Stata relating to tho lynching, ia 1S35, a: Yreka, Col., of Louis Mcrena, a Mexican citizen, and the demand of the Mexican government fcr indemnity. The President 6ays: "Following ths course adopted in the catc of the lynching cf the three Ital ians ia Louisiana, in August, ISiMi, I have recommended the appropriation by Congress, out of humane considera tions and without reference to the quest ca of liability of the government of the United States ia tha premises, cf tLe sum of 32,000 to be paid by tho Secretp.ry of State to the government cf Mexico to be distributed among tho heirs of Louis Morena. " STANLY COUNTY ENJOINED. Simonton Allows an Injunction That Diocks Repudiation Temporarily. In the United States Circuit Court at Charleston, S. C, Jndgo Simoaton granted Charles Prica, counsel for i Color & Co. , bankers of New York, an injunction in the Stanly county, N. C, bond suit. Tho injunction will for the present at least put na end to the repudiation cf bonds issued by Stanly and other counties for raiiroad-buiiding purposes. The case has already been before the Supreme Court of North Carolina and has attracted much cttentioa al! over ths Stato. Bworn toKoep tlie Peace. A crccialfrcm Richmond, Ya, says: The case of Gen. George J. Hundley, of Amelia, and Capt. John Cussons, cf Glen Allen, who were arrested soma weeks ago, charged with being about to engage- in a duel, was disposed of ia the police court hero on the I8th by the p'aciag of both gentlemen under bonds of 1,000 each lo keep tha peace for twelve months. Their arrest grew out cf a correspondence between the two gentlemen, coasequeat upon investigation of the caso of Colonel Stubbs, grand commander of the Grand Camn of Confederate Veterans of Vir ginia. Sergeant E. N. Thomas and Col. Jehu Murphy went on Col. Cus pou's bond, aud Mr. Geo. C. JeS'erson, Col. Joha Murphy and Senator W. E. Foster, of Norfolk, appeared as Eecur itic3 for Geaeral Hundley. The JJribtry Investigation. The Ohio Legislature has begun the bribery investigation against Marcus A. Hanua mado by Representative Otis during the recent senatorial contest. I The proprietors of the Neill House will be asked as to who paid the hotel bills of certain legislators, and the managers of the telegraph companies will be summoned. The investigation will drag alon for some time. As the Senate stands 19 to 17 against Hanna, with Senator Burke voting with tho Demo crats, it is quite probable that there will bo pome report adopted iuthe body to transmit to the United States Senate. In the House the vote is 55 to o3 the other way, and the House investigation committee may do little more than look oa at the Senate in vesication. Americans Lost Heavily. United States Minister Powell re ports to the Stpte Department from Port au Prince that American residents suffered very heavily from tho recent tire which destroyed'600 houses ia Port au Prince, rendering homeless more thin 2,000 people and entailing a loss cf more than a million dollars. Manv cf the largest American commercial houces were located ia tho burned eectioa. Fftthe f British House Dead. Charles rein km Villiers, Member of Parliament from Socth Wolverhampton, and kn own as tho "Fther of the If ou?e of Commons," having ti continuously ia the House of Common iace ISIFj, is dead. School Fund Apportionment. Georgia's school commissioner has finished the compilation of the appci tienment of the pchool fund fcr the several counties in tbe State fcr the vearlS93. The total amount appor tioned is Pl,f,?a?.r5l. The school popu latioa of the State is pat down at (04. 971. Tho rate per capita under appor tionment for is 2. C9 aa increase of 77 cents per capita over the present year, when ;t was 51.92. To Pay Bends In Sliver. The Teller resolution providing that bends of ihe United States may be 1 aid ia standard silver dollars has been fav orably repelled by a majority cf the Seance committee cf the United States Senate and notice given that it would be called up at aa early date. Death of Col. . 31. Buffiilo. Cob Joseph G. M. Buffalo died at his tesideace in New York, aged 7o years. He was bcra at Raleigh. N. C, and served on the staff of Gea. Chalmers, cf the Southern army. After the war le moved to New York as the rep re tentative of the Memphis fc Charleston Eailrcad. Fcr the past tairtyyears h 0 has been connected with the Norfolk & W cstcra Railroad and tho Virginia, Tennessee & Georgia Air Line, THE WORLD OF TRADE. Manufacturing Activity Fcatare in llie South Rush for Alaska Ueuo. Bradatrcet'a Commercial Review for the past week says : "Distributive trade remains rather quiet, mild weather throughout tho country tending to check tho distribution of winter goods. Trices generally remain steady cr tend upward, eieept for some grades of iron, and oiders for spring trade, where re ceived are encoui aging, industrial ac tivity is rnost manifest tt tha West, where the demand for iron is large. Ihe feature of the week was tno plac ing of au order by one railroad fcr U;0, CO'Jtons of Bteol rails, with smaller orders eggregatitg in tho neighborhood cf 25,0-;-' fens ricre. l'?g iron produc tion is nc at an unprecedented rate, the furaacs capscby being estimated at 1,0 jO.u;:) tons a month. At the South manufacturing activity is a feature, sales of irca being very heavy. A good eiport demand for cottoa and gram at Bteady prices is also a feature. At the East a numLer of strikes against wage reductions are reported or expected ia the cotton industry. Some woolen mills, working on heavy men's wear goods, are refusing orders, their cai acity be ing fully booked. Anthracite coal pro duction, it is hoped ia that trade, will be restricted sulilciently to allow of the advance oi j to 4j cents per ton being ma-nttiined. 'i'kj -weather has been dis appointing at the Northwest, but aa improvement in tho demand developed at some centres as the week advanced. The rush to Alaska has already begun on the Lucille coast. Freight charters ore reported lower. Export trade con tinues large, again of a per cent on the total export cf bteadstuds, cotton and mineral oils, cctLlo and hogs and provisions being shown both for De cember and the calendar year. " TI1E CAMPAIGN OF IOOO. Wm. J. IJrynn's Intention? if He ! Nominated. W. J. Rryan, ia concludiag a 6peech before the Bryen League at the Tre mont Houao, Chicago, III., during a banquet made soma remarks which are interpreted as showing his intentions if he is nominated for tho presidency in 1000. In speaking 0f tho next presi dential election, Mr. Bryan said : "It may be wo will bo'ptrocg enough to win without any outside help. But, nevertheless, I prefer to win with the Populists on ono side and tho fiee sil ver Repub!icaii3 on the other. And we must not forget when the victory is won, that in tho campaign of last year it tool: more courage on the part cf the free silver Republican to desert their old rarty, nndmere Beli-sacriuce ou tha pan of tho i opniixts to go outside c? their organization for a presidential candidate, because he agreed with thorn on the pni amount issue, than it did for the Democrats to support the ticket which was nominated by their own na tional coaventiou. " FOR A FUSION OF ALL. Jones Is Act!i?R for the Democratic Party, Butler for the Populists. As a result of conferences held within the last few days at Washington be tween tho silver leaders of various par ties, it is understood that Chairman Jones, of the Democratic national com mittee, Chairman Butler, of the Popu list national committee, and Chairman Towue, of the Silver national Republi can committee, will issue a joint mani festo with a view to securing common action by tbe three organizations in the political contest of loVd. 'J he draft of the document is now in the couro of preparation. They will appeal to all those interested in the cause of silver to work in union and to avoid rival organi zations by which their common strength wiil be dissipated. LEFT SAFE EMPTY. Vice-President of Louisville Trust Co. Steals $100,000. The Louisville (Ky.) Trust Company kas been compelled to close its door cn account of the embezzlement of its funds by one of its most trusted offi cers. William Reinecke, vice-president cf the company, has disappeared, leaving the safe empty. Reinecke was manager of the concern and was trusted with all its business. The exact amount of the shortage is rot knnu-n ( but it is thought he secured nearly a i hundred thousand dollars. Reinecke j aud his family have disappeared, leav j ing no trace behind. The detectives have j lo clue as to their whereabouts, 'ihe ; affair ha cieated a great 6ensatioa in linaaciai circles. Death of Riv. E. A. Ramey. Rev. K. A. Ramsey, raster of tha First Presbyterian church cf Memphis. Tenn., and odh of th best known ch j viaes in the Sonth is dead, aged 4t j years. South Tarollnfan WIth Hta Suit. A special from New Haven. Conn., says: Judge Townsend, of the United States Court, has decided the cae of Edward X. i'ya't. if South Carolina, against Horace W&'do and others, of New York, in favor cf the complainant The suit wan bronght to collect from the heirs of Sarah II. Waldo, dr ct-ase , the amount due cn a bond mad by Let in her lifetime, tbe amour t teing ZS. Goo. The statu? c; limi'a'ioa figured in the claims of the defence. Philaelp!::.i llu. (Caird "fOOO. The Secretary cf State has beea noti fied by Merer YVaruiclr, cf Philadel phia, that the CbizeaV Permanent Re lief Committe-. of ikat citv, has collect ed .-5.5, for tic rchfcf of tho suffering Cubans. A Great Cotton Cargo. The British steamship Ranza cleared from Savannah, Ga . fcr JJremer. Ger many, with 1?,2j0 bales cf cotton, weigh ing c. C-.,$.V pounds, valued at Co-l,-CCii. I his is the largest cargo cf cctton ever shipj ed frcm aa Atlantic port -d is over 7,'iA) ta'e-s moretLaa was ever shipped Lora this port ca aay other vessel. Hanna Get Both Trrrn. Marcus A. Hanna received both the lorg and ehrt Uris iuthe L 9. Sesata from tho Ohio Legisi&'.uic, Lil job ba iag good uatit Rxg. j FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. ( Froceedinp of II tli tho Senate and 1 uouse Lfny By Cay. j THE SENATE. 17thDaT. In the Scaatc the pension appropriation bill was placed oa t'ia calendar. A resolutioa asking tae .President for information about tho protection of Americans in Cuba, was read by Senator Cinuon. Tbe eulories iu memory ct tho late Senator Isha n ii. Harris, of Tcnnctf ec, was postponed until after the election cf a Senator by the Legirlatui e of Tennessee. No gre.it prcgreFs wa? m.dc with tho Hawaiian annexation titaty. i l$rn DaT. Iu the Ecrtate ITrar, of ; Massachusetts, presented the following i joint re-o'tut -...v. which was ref-rr1 j committed oa pnvi.eges and elections: j the fo;io win.; nr;' be i-ropos-vt t j . tb Lr;ti!atrc3 of it s-.-vernl Sta'f iw aa I n ncndaioi.t t.- th- constitution cf th ' Unlto I I Mate.-: 'Ibtrracf offlca cf tLe Prcl if t.t au lor ta'i iUy-siith Consres sLa.l coi.t.;.ut until th-3 S0:h day ct April, lutlio jKar 1201, at r.con. Thx Senators wfcos ex'nl term xvoaii ctherwi.a drir cn tbs 4tti Jav r-f Jliroh. In th jvnr 1533 cr tLereaffr. f!ia!l continue in offl-.-e muv.I noon on the 3Di.li d.tv cf Apr:l .--.lCooJios ra-a expiration, nad xh'i 30th c f Apri1 at sfcul! tiereaftr t-e su s..fa:-i for tha day of I ucb, a th 3 coma eaeoaient at:d tennmatiii of tin- o fa cial term cf tho r.--s!.icr.t. V.-. Tr-i !: r. Sanfitors an ! i!i;.rt.-.Owt :'w i i C ja,'r--;." Nineteen biiis ou tho 1 e-.io!i cilcn dar was passed. Butler, of Yrtb Caro lina secured tha passage of a joint reso lution for monuments to Na.-h and Da vidson, tho cost of each to bo .',U U The eulogies upon the late Senator Farle.cf i-outh Cirolina, was postpomd ou account cf Mc.r.auriu's illno&s, to some later day. Senate thea adjourned until Monday. liiTHlKT. The feature cf tho pro ceedings in the Senate veto tho sq ccch deiiveied by Senator Wolcott, cf Col orado, chairman of the bi metallic com mi.Mon, upen tbe negotiations of the commission with Euro; eun countries relative to international bi-iuetidlisiu and the passage of tno Lode 1 .11 re stricting immigration into tho United states. The proceedings were the tuor-t interesting and importan t that h-uo charactermi e.ny single day's work of the Senate during tho present sets-iou. Senator Hanna appeared and was sworn in for the remainder of Mr. Sherman's term. 2i)ra Day. In tho Senate Morgan made his t-ecoad iiiMabment of hi? Hawaiian speech, whifh lasted for about three hours, but still there's moro to follow. 21sr Dat. A spirited debate was pre cipitated ia tho hcuate by the introduc tion of a resolutioa by Mr. Hoar, pro viding for u:i inquiry hy the eomraittre onpostoiEces and postroads ccncerr.ing tho recent order of the Posiniaftor Gen eral reducing the forco of letter carriers iu several ernes of the country. Mr. Hoar declared that tho OiUtr hud had the effect of a dvcatui .e bomb in creat ing consternation among business men throughout the country, while appar ently ail that was needed by the Foft cllice Department was an appropriation cf 8160,000 to fully maintain tho effi ciency of the cnriier system. After con siderable debate in which frauds in the POitohico Department was charge!, etc., Mr. Hoar and .'Mr. AlIi?on, as to the terms of tho resolution, tho former agreed to chango it so that the Post master Genera! could be instructed forthwith to iiform tho Senate of the amount of money necessary to maintain tlie excellence cf tho carrier servica. The resolution ia the iuodifkd form i3 still pleading. THE HOUSE, IDtii Dat. Iho House completed the consideratioa ol tho agricultural a;i 10 priation in committee cf tLe whole, There was the annual rirUt over fie qncption of free se l distribution tot!,e farmers, Lut the effort to strike out tho approj iiatioa of SiiiJ,0j failed as us ual, the majority azfiinst it be ing loO. Ono of tho mot im pel iant amendments adopted pro vided for tha inspection of horse meat for expert pnipoe ia the .-amo way that the meat of cnttlo and r.thcr ani mals is now inspected. There wai a lnely row over a motion to print an other edition of t tie famous "Horse Book" to cot PI'i.Vjjo. Chan man Wndsworth aud members cf the appio piiutiou commitiee, resisted it, but it was carried over tUeir heads by a nar low margia in committee of tie whole. Williams, of Mississippi, (Dni.) made an extended speech iu favor cf a postal savings bank 83tem. 'J'.ni Dat. ihe House spent most of the day fiiibuptei ing against the claim of the Methodist Publishing Hour.e, South, at Nashville, Teun.,."j?,OoiJfcr the seizure and useofthc property dur ing the war. It was a.:rc'-d thr.t ;.",) copies cf tLe "ifoue lok" be printed. It was also agreed to hmo 4 ,;, rep en of a ma;) of Alaska printed, showing the most feasible routes to the gold be'ds. Any df bate whatever on Cuba was aidc tiaeked altogether. isT dav. 1 be Houe took up tha considei ation of the a;mj aj.propna t on bill. The bill. Chapman Hall, d the mihtarj- committee, explained, carried c-'i, .SV:; , or l,03'J,7-il les than the estimates, $.".f5,74'i ia excea f tho law for the cunt-nt year. T.a increase in the pay of the erray was due to the fact that the army was nearer its maximum strength than heretofore. A new provision in the bill reqnirrd tho payment (f troops by ti.e paymaster :a prirou. The t'cncjal r'cla'o on the b:!l wa-. desultor;,-, and nas Let confined tc the subject matter dealt nith by the bid. Mr. Henry, Democrat, cf 'icxa. to'-k ocrasi .n to denounce Secretary Gage's fr.n ling pci c:re. Mr. Terry, Democrat, of Arkansas, rca'ls some re marks about the protective tariff, an 1 Mr. Gaines, Democrat, cf Tennessee, rctut cu tho claim cf the publishing house cf the Methodist Epiicoi ai Chnrch, South. 22u Jat. in the House only hree bills of local i:.rcrtasce wero passed ! The remamuer of tie res&ioa was de I voted to fuither consideratioa of the army appropriation bill. The debate i was particularly r.otsble for a vigorous speech by Mr. McCielian, of New York, Democrat, a son of General George li. McC'elJaa, attacking the present army ; crgauizatica as obsolete aud ir.vhicie:it. ! It'jD Day. Cuba ha J a heating ia the honsc. De Armond, a JIiisoun Demo crat, lei a movement tj bttak a-Aay from tLe rules and appealed from the chairman'a decree, but the chair was sustained. Jfthearial bad 1 eea s at tained it would have meiat a motion to recognize Cub a lebertney, for De Anaond had c.'icrcd au amendment to I the pidhiig hLl to iih aa eficct Eail- ey, the Democratic lender, rclnfoTccd the views of Po Armond m a forceful pecch. Thee was great excitement and the galleries wrc tilled to over Cowinc; messengers wcie fe-t to ad quartertsof the capitol to pnemon re publicans who wct a'-'rut 1:cm t;- hall. It was evident that roc w.-. fc. r ca tbe part cf tho Hons? r.iu.i -r r. tha: the House might be rarrici u tta feet on this first ccenica I n tct t f sinli tneat toward Cuba. Tho army I ill wa. rassed. 2-JT3 Dat. Tl.o nr.c;tion cf ra 'r-r belligerent risht.s tt tc ( "ul-- argued ia tho ii'U?c, but lh.' :..i:o hurled itself cjaiosta stot.o w.:.'. 1: 4 the only vote taken, amotion d..vg-.:cl toovcirula the decision rf the .icah.r and dueet tuo co'timitu-s 0:1 leiciga af ' ..Irs to ie; o:t w.th:rt :,:thr: dv'.-r ll:? tubati rcsolut.ca pasfed by tlmbi."att at the last pestle-.;, il ilej ub' .c.is siocd solid and voted to sa:"aia thw r'ui.r. Ihe gal!crio, us oa yes:ordy. were banked to tho doors an 1 thru rrta ccuMilerablo excitttncnt through out the early part of tho sei-sh'J wii.: too lufiul i'i cf the minority weio tuccc-ssinlly 1 resting all ports of ..ntoud menis bcaritigoa the Cuban qucrtiou fi-r the purpwAC of emha.ra?tiag 1L minntv. "Sclslel3, or r.Inrolo. Mr. L'.acola once remarked to a fcl-low-passcngcr oa the cM1lr.1er.1ud wagoa coach ca tho cr-daroy road which antedated raiiroa.l-. that all men were prompted by selli.-'.-.nf? in r ?T good cr evil. 1IU fc,lIow-pr.?er.utr was antagonizing his posldoa when they were passing ov.r a corduroy bridge that spanned a slough. As they cro-se.l l'i' br!di,i f.ip tlo Sr-rlngflelJ (111.) M.-aito-. and tho mnd wngon was shaking like a Su.-kor with chills, they espied au o!.l rajvr-hacked tow oa the bank of the idoug li. maklr.. a terrible no'.ic bcc.ture her pigs had grit into the plough mid wcro ua.ihlo t get oat, and la danger cf drowning. As thr !d coach began to clin.' the lii!! bido. Mr. Lincoln ca'Ud out, ' Driver, ran't you step Just a moment' Tho driver rcpllcj, "If the other feller doa't object." The "other feller" whr was no less a rcrsonnge than "Coiucl" Ih I. Raker, the gallant general whn cao his life la defense cf o:j Glory r.t Ball's Bluff did not "object" when Mr. Lincoln jump.ed out, ran back t tho slough, and began to lift the little pis cut cf the mud and watrr, and phiC' them oa the bank. Y.'iun he returned Cel. P.akcr remarked: "Now, Abe, v.-here docs rc-'fishncss come In on this little episode?" "V.'hy, b'.e23 your soul. Kd, that was the very cr'-mce of bdf Ishncsa. I would havo had r.o pe.ire of mind all dny hud I none on ar.d left that suffering old t.v.v v.o.-rylag over tho?c pigs. I did It to get peace of ruiad, don't you ccc" That Milwaukee man who rays be has "lived fourteen rear oa beer alone" probably tells the truth; no mar ricd man could do It. OHIO RIVER t CHARLES! ON RAIL WAY CO. SCHEDULE. To tako Elfcct May o, 1807. l.ZO o'clock, a. in. NonuinoiTNr. borntnfNi', 2nd. lrt Ut Iti-L Chi.!i.Clasa HASTE UN CUClaAi. Ii-. Hi 1,2 H Tues. Daily TIME. Dally iron. Thum. Lx. Fx. Wed. S at. Su a Sun. Fri. a. m. p. m. p. m. a. ia. ? W 2 00 Camd- n 1 iV) G .VJ 9 3) 2 2) l;cMa!i 12 ?A C 13 0 412-J2 Westvido 12 2) 3 65 111)241 TC rshaw 12 0 3 b9 II Wo0) Hrith Springs 11 Li 4 21 11 V. o 01 Pl -aant Hill 11 47 4 SC 12 17 3 2 Lauci-tcr 11 22 3 2l 103 4) Riversile 11 0 261 12).". AO Springde'l 1 0 3 01 2 00 4 00 Catawba Junction 10 43 1 C-l 2 b) 4 10 I c-rtbe 10 ?," 1 M 4 4 4 .,0 Rock Hill 10 20 12 51 5 0) 4 11 Newi-ort li M 10 20 4 .V) i irmh D 47 10 11 6 0) .I'll Yoikvillo 9 35 10 2') C 20 5 25 Sharon 0 20 it .Vj 0 40 5 1') Hickory Grov l 0i 9 21 C .. 5 60 Siuvma 8 6) 9 01 TS0 01 Elack3burg 8 30 8 43 p.m. 5 3-3 Fatii 7 H aia. 0 4) Patterson Springs 7 42 .... 0 .V) hhelby 7 S) ....p.m. Lrtttmor' an 6 5-5 5 CO Smyrna 3 GO 3 01 11 2nd. f 'a-s Daily Lx Sna. 12 Cn-!. Clft'i Dad Lx fun- L'ASTLRV TIMH &. m. 8 10 h : i . f !0 tl 4 ) D 'A ! ) ') 10 :) !0 'J !! 01 11 21 1 1 !2 (') 12 2) p. ta. 0 o-l 8 41 6 41 8 Lla.:klr.rg Paris ra'.tcr'ori Hprings hhrlbv I.afi::.'' M'j-: ; ic:.iic:!a P,rr- :' v ; 3 7 2' 7 10 C 60 C 20 t . ) 6 ol 5 05 4 41 p. iu. irtheCUs" rkyil. S. .y r.t V'f ii h.-;.ai ( GIt j i Marion r No. has ccr.r.e:tio:i r:! tr i I eao-.i Palircn I ;.t ., nith t!i Southern i'.'. .' !!.:1. S C. -xixl t!:e I.i'.tui w t : i t.'.e C. a id tr Radrcalat CiriasU- it 1 the nth ( "aroi:.ia .nJ Georgia Railway i.t ( .' jr., A. C . has coinec-Jioa with th South Carolina aad (icrgia Railway at Cam den, h. C, uith the f.a-tastt-j: ie Gue ier Railroad at Lancat-.-r. S. C, with the Sooathern Railway at K'-ck Hill, S. ,'., with the Chctfttr & Lenoir Radroal at Ycrkville, S. C, and v. ita the South ern Railway at Pdack-bnrg. S. C. Nc. A and 31 will carry passengers. Nov 11 and 12 have connection al Marieu, N. C. aad Rlackburg, S. a, uitU the Soathern ilaiivray. BAiivta Hrsr. a. IX L:xrtrrf. iTuidicw a, r. a.