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w-5 if jVr
DEVOTED TO THE IHTEEESTS OF SOUTHPOET AUD BBTOSWICK COTniTY.
vol. -xk ' i
WASHINGTON NeWs 1
:o:
GATHERED BY THE . ? LEADER'S
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. '
:irrffm .i .1
W.uiiiiKGTos. D. C. Jiwo'i-Pohti-(.,Hn
are showing bgreatcs intorust
in a stathieiit7ial is
i.l to have nrade tda friend, to the
,.!,. t that in a certain contingency he j
., , i- tf i V aI iKV---r I
would iUn:liiMjrto be the candidate of
im
InVmfK next year: "1 hat contingency ,
it the 'ia?5 ?k a frqa coinage bill by
ha) and Senate at the coining
M.,.t(,n of Congress, if mrcb-a bill is
nuwl ami it looks now as if it will b&
Mr. Harrison w.just. as determined asf
i l . r to yi'to it, ?and, knowing tM sucli !
iu-ti.m will anbigonize a large lihmlier !
,f n-publicaniWticulk'rly intlwAVest,
i ....ii ..I..1JMIII.H Ttiar in tij. i iivonir
" '"7 ,.7 1
olpariv nariuuiiv aim micc.s iiu nas ,
1 .. . . 11-1. t.: . :t. ...
irternum-u ou u, auo...,3 io
!,e presented to tjie convention
This
i f i
iiowu anu-ireu coinage viewsn ims
i I. i
Jiimiiv believers however, and. thev are;
in
ii wiio niaKH a trade of poluics j
. , . . . a . , j
1 Iarhor ilefen.se is proljtiblv a mighty !
t .' t ." I- (
.,hh1 thing, but it also coiuWi.iigliTv
r !
hih. A contract has just been madp J
bv Hie Annv Onlnance: Department I
f,",r gun carnages for the new 12 inT.
- "
hieeel
l. loading ri(leL mortars. 'Hie 1
rafriages'are to cost $1 l,.UU.each, if
4nilv t-ilit all; furnished, and if within
"one vear sevonU'eu additi'biiaj carriages
ordered they hvu t4be -furnished
;it sl ii 7.-() each. 1 !
Mr. Harrison is ' said to be much
olTeinl -d because the Canadian (loveru-1
meiit has made-public what passed)
1 M.-t ween Secretary Maine and. Sir!
.liilian I'auiicefute, the liritish Minister
It. re. on tlie s!ject of reciprocttv with '
( ana-la, clainung that such action is a j
I.n a.-h of con 'idence, inasmuch as it I
was lirst agreed "between these two
eulleiiien. that none of the neyotia
lii'iis should be made puMic unless a
definite understanding was reached.
"The prediction, is- already made that
tilt; confrrence which, h:l , Imhmi ar
raiiue.l for ( ):tober 1 'ij'U.-tWeen Mr.
Harrison, Mr. Maine and representa
tives of the Cunadhin fjoverhment
'will he declared olf ou accoun of this.
While Mr. Harrisou may not go t
that extreme it 'is evident' that ''in his
present state of niind,rKu'ch ti'" confer,
t iue eau accomplish nothing. . . , .
Airain the announcement is made
that Franc; ' and Uertdany "nr;; to W
ntove all 'rest rictipjs,'ttpgtir the importa
tion of American dressed pork into
tiios' couutnes. Tjus tunc; he state
ment is -'made by1 Secretary' ifusk to
Senator 'Paddock, and it is said to be
hasini uKy yntifiicud iHfjrinU4that
the governments of these countries
have derided til at the niicrbscopic exa
iiMiiatiou to which the meat ls.iiow
Mihjected ly oflicmls of the Agrlcultu-
nd De)'artmentfs entirely satisfactory.
Ac
LTordmg to the mformatio;i uf the
parMnent' the restrictions - wiir be
1 h'l
ollicialiy reniovevf ibefofti tli'd J1irst Uf
next October. ' ' ";''; ' '
Kx -Seii'alof TncaltTTs in" K)'wii."llle
lecturetl to-day to "Ihe 'XJlen Kcho
t''ha'utauiua. A WaslMnbii-'pew-paper
iu;ui,,iuaUu.,mo fun for the
to;s by making . a profosition to a
theatrical manager here to pity him
.i:,ouo iAi if IBeaW faEUWE
deliver a lecture here oil ''The Kansas
Far,nors AfiMice'f ' hov I ' iliel- $,'$i A
'how 1 was lidkb "'and the thea
trical man, vlK$q flK? boumtlt'ss,
w:is actualjY'oingAOj Jugalls
,rv may entirely f truo,Jbtttit iftw -fcri,. h.- - -
.ok more iriccan mtcmpL iu imjiru &; .f7 t l, ir?v.i i m
i ' i ' i. .LJn - 1 ,'UevtW, M; r-reW, of Hillsboro,
M iisufioii based oil Mr narnsons Yvell ? , , '
to ask hini. Yvljat. Jio. would charge to i aW "
ii ,t t If .TI ff . . A I'f Hells
ileliver a lecture oil : the subjectjiamel ot
if hTi,.l t. vt.ruxl " ' this del
if he had not Xtoan stonned.
net-ish a).4Jup? iTt&'feasury on
SaUirdaatl li iljafpSitieii of
ilvor fadctl&listj
A fret tho flt o-jbTlja Tfury
t tte in en u are . n t 1 0 bni 4tloia the
f"rni ' that was . use4 jytieii' i?endtor
"nenuau
ii was Secretary o.f ttj...toas-
v .'iiiX- .""- X if
liry.
1 1 a 1 1 ifg rati onvart Nirt YifflZ, vtIols to
i'o to Kuri jjasJs-iui'jai cfjtLe com-
mission ". t Investigate 'immigration,
has beihe Conferring with officials
of the Treasury Department, lie in
tends mailing from Xew York on the
8th of July; and will meet, the other
members of the commission, who have
already gone over, in London.
Mr. llarriKon expects to spend the
Fourth of July with his faniilv at Cape
May Point,4 and it is not probable ihat
i r j
nc vm V to Wasmngton lor
Several ' ?weelc., tniless . Iris " 'presence
.... . , .
should le required by some unknown
--' 1 J .
emergency.
-
,,N0IITU CAKOHXA.
New ;ii)pe! Fftom VHlualilr i:-hRnge
VTitm Ihv Old S'ortb Ktaff.
lltelfevyMrr LW is'holdihg quite a
sticcessful" "revival 'mrn: " ' TTTtTliftn
eralVmwrts. 3ft ()livcfelgraiii. I
j". - M . . t
(!, fl. nghum J
i out ai t no reposition crround
... !lt ,1,,, Pvit!,.,, .nn.lc 'IM...
"
JIVI'H VU UV4."". 1. JU
buiMi of.. a. larec tern norarv hotel
and of the mammoth roller coaster is
? w"- i
. - . , .
: T, . ; "
ic nriuwliul ti nrrivn
, ... . ,
about July l.ttariliagelwude.
V ; ( f
'. .vy
W haV ol thej
i t. .... i.'. . ii ....
present w neat cop r roiu au yno can
learn wheat generally good, and
tUii '"f cthain avc-rage
f.wl.,..frlt ruin n( it if Mini 1tar 1
M11". HUU 4"- "
Topic.
M r -, 1 1. F. Keei now sa3's . he has
some .tobacco that, will measure four
across tne plant, - lie nas airea-iy
topped a sniall pjitch and in twi weeks
begin curing priimugs.Kastenj
liL'flector.
Some of the longest timber ever
seen in the eity was haulol '. thuouh
the streets to-day. ) It is to bemused in
the First liap.tist -church, and ls-OU feel
in length, pine, and camo fronVMarioii,
-A'sheviKe Citizen.
The watermelon crop is small ami
will bo piTfe'tate in this secthjiT. ""'
I'hose who planted Irish potatoes f ji
market thisjSeasou uiaLeagood thing
f it. v The cnp its good - and r price?
nigh. Iioanoke. Xews-
Crops -are' looking considerably
betteV" in this -Sectioif 'since the recen
iiCaWf rusi and continuou.? hot
weather ami reports from other .parts
of the county are to the same effect.
Columbus Weekly XeWf
Mr. E. F. Moore, late presnb'iit !
the defunct People's National Hsink,
was arrest nl ;and tried hefe Tuesday,
charged with getting money under
false pretenses, ami was bound oer -to
th.Hnrir Coi;i t iii OOohd-J-Observer.
.
K. Percy (Irav was elected to fill
the vacHiiey on-tiie"borA caus;d by
the death of his father, J. A. (5 ray.
Work on the stel and iron plant
is golnC ahead at a' lively ratW Tlie
railroad IkmI which passes the plant
will be graded in a short time. They
are employing all the men they can
iret. Xorth State. .
t? . -.
LWjim Laouie , t k aioug our-Cuv
Fathers of buying a .rqad-n raking ma
chine. Wo hope thrft they will find
the liwtrubioniiltimble; and that it
may Ik; utilize.! not ouiy upon me
streets of the city, but irp iepontj'
roads leading into the ftity? aiuFeteni-
j.ualjy upon al )hojCfunty roads.
Onldshoro Arirus.
1
Christ is putting in a bell for their
dnirchVtt wwii'ftboit U thonsiind
pounds and is from a Cincinnati fyjf-
nominationaV liody siuce its es-
tablislynf ' yfiwftfipt vH"et two
Y-ears ago, has beeu remarkable.--
kjftttV-JcSr'ilJ--t.St .Or.
As there has lieen s-ime constderal le
wntfov'ret Imi - the;"su:t t Will
iVe hexaci, figiivs,i ebown liy
the Iwxiks, of thti .lUmoer .oi acres oi
toMepltc,r bv ;Mr, JJ. IX Arm
troirg. das1 yir. ndf in net amount
received from warehiuso sjils. He
planted thirty acres and recived $10.
023, making" an.lyHHf tJO
x:t acre. Argonaut., ,
j 5 1 4v;is iul nr.ror.ttui n r t in nt
SOUTIIPOItT, N. C, TIICiWOAY. .IULY a. 18U1.
WEEKLY NEWS SUMMABY.
J " ' " " :o: "
HAPPENINGS IN THIS COUNTRY
FOR THE PAST WEEK.
Thursday. June. 25.
In the boat race at Xew London,'
Conn., yesterday, Columbia won by
three lengtlis, Vale being second and
two lengths ahead of Harvard.
A terrible wind and rain storm pre-?
vailed Tuesday niirht alon the line of
the Illinois Central railroad from 1
Ut r . v , . . ,.
Storm Iake to I dinars, Iowa, adis-
,
tance of fiftv six miles. Man v build-
ingsin that'section were blow, down?
and some loss of life is i"etH,rtcHl. It
is rejKirted
1 that tw.re inches of water i
fell in the Cherokee Valley.
A bronze statue of lien rv Ward
..-j i.iii jAaii-
Park. tro()kvlK vst,H., v ., ;
' ' " - - ' ' " . !
.
(JovvHoies has been renominated by
! the State Democratic Convention held !
at Ottumwa, Iowji, yesterday
Senatt r.tieorge of Mississippi, is out
! in aseY'en column letter in the Missis-1
. - . i . . i
sippian. in Yviucn lie strong v enIoist-s
the Oca la platform, except in; how
ever, the sub-treasury and land loan
features and government ownership of
railroad aud toirai,n liue.
. . " 4
Friday, Jane 26.
Kansas was visited yesterday by j
the heaviest ram storm of the season
i.rops were scnousiy lnjureu ami ran-Jon
. i - i t -i
roads badly dama'd.
.Three troops of cavalry haYc been
sent into the field from Fort Wingate
about .'1 00 miles west of -Los -Vegas,
X. M., to .quell an"" uprising on -the
XaVajo res;i vation. Infantry compa
nies have Lorn notifliKl. to hold them
selves in readiness
The Treavury I)epartni(;nt yesterday
directed the .-shipment of $307,022 in
uncurreiit silver coin to tlie inint at
Xew Orleans for reeoinafxe.
Thu finishing department of the
Alabama Holling Mills,-at O ate City-,
near Birmingham, '.'Ala,,' yvjus 'burned
yesterday.' Loss, $20,000: ' "
The Cornell Universitv won the
ihrcc-inile boat race at Xew Londuii.
Conn., y'sterday. Pennsylvania was
second, Columbia third. .
' f ' ', " ,' ' ';" ;'.
... Warden t'McIlall, Avho took charge
recently of San Quentin prison, at San
Francisco had a careful search made
and a large quantity of arms, 'ammuni
tion and provisions were discovered.
It Yvas also fount. that a plot existed
for a general uprising among the pris
oners. Sitardiy, Jam 27.
U. C Tuu & Co s weokly-teview of
trade ays:' riigps of inqnpveinenC in
busiies'r6moVc dis
tinct t!iouihthcro' is nothing like a
rad icalilk'aVyXhf' sTato f
foreign trade is a little more favorable
than it was a year ago. -Money con
tinues to return m large volume from
the interior and 'the market-here is
well supplied. 'Failures foi the week
234 against 25 fo last week I.
In the sixtemtli annual four-mile i
eight-oared straightaway race lietween
the Yale and Ii5Yard Cniersitv
crews vesterdav, Harvard won bv I
clefg.1 lengths. LmmfciikucruwiUxvit-
, '-.
State Controller ColgnV attorney
has advised him uotto pay the s:mo,-
000
M-KC1"!
? . T- ,
Fair on the grnnu hU l tie appro-
- . '-
priaVioii is uncousitationJ.
F'ive nTqaveref kilka yesterday
. . . T..f . ., , , . .
near sniana,-v,v.oy-5kiii
-Ti"-: L , ,
over of the PattcjWfu ttifl Comiauy s
breaker. , t ,f . , , .-
Tlmi4ihd iurv of Piilaski conntv.
rtflns!L ba returii-F au inlictm-nl
a.nnim ex Stau, Treasurer Wo.jlruff.
fSrTiUlSjeKS. of SUte fanll4
Woodruff ha ln plroJ - wier
-" .r s
arrest.
Sunday. June
d 1
. - x.
The 71st rtrim!it arr,orv ja -v
n '? 9 i if
York; together witiralf the uniforms
t tc, lnJoiigmg to ti-regiment, and
st.
a a
'ajisc.1ici:c'uu$l' charcfer
belonging to' occupants of Mores be
neath the arinurv was total! v destroved
by Ire on Saturday morning. The
total loss t. placed at $100,000. '
During the iv-ck thTe va ex
porle! f om Xw York t?ecie to the
amount of 5,003,104, of which
331,802 was gold and $2.3f2 12 silver.
uuugeuins, mine criminal court
at Chicago yesterday quashed all the
" . ;" -
.r.3 " l"e M TKf i
? , 'T T onlra !
u aiu ior navmg explosives m ins
4
possession,
-Th6 IWond 1lat 'ork
at K,VVoHi- I,ui- t,,e PIant in
ll,C Liulw! StUtcS Was."ly all de-
, btro ed by fire yesterday. The burned
buildings covered three acres of land
and cost, with the inachiuery which is
- . . i
rumc, 55UU.UUU. Tl.e cOU,1MUv
Wl rebui d at one..
' - -
Hank
s ii Xew York now hold
j 18.41 1,000 in excess of the 2J jer
1 cent. rule.
Monday, June 29.
A not occurred Suudiy night at
the coal mines at Frauklin, Wash.,
between the striking white miners aud
negroes who had Uvn hired by the
Oregon Improvement CouiKiuy to
! take the place of the strikers. Two
companies of militia have Urn dis-
lmlcU1 to the ia.ue of lle riol Jtls
! reporttnl 1 bat several have been killed
'both sides.
Official notice has lieen received bv
the ih'partmeut of State, of the deat'h
of Alexander Clark, United Suites
Minister to Liberia.
Th; lond required of the assignee
of Levi ami Joseph Strauss, maltsters
at Haltimore Ml. amounts to $SU0,000.
Eight hundred longshoremen are on
a strike in ("hicago and very little
work is being done by the great freight
lines. Freight is accumulating rap
idly. It is thought that there will be
a break in the blockade in a day or
two.
Business on the Xew. York Produce
Exchange will 'he closed from Thurs
day evening "July ' 2nd. to Monday
niuriiin Julv'Gtli
Tuesday, June 30.
The president,' vice-, president, secre
tary and treasurer of the Detroit Com
mercial Advertiser aud Home Journal
were arrested yesterday by U. S in
spectors charged with violating the
Lottery-1 jaw. They were fined $300
and costs by 'Judge Swan. Twenty
j eight thousand copies, of the-"paper
were seized by the inspectors.
One million dollars in gold coin lu.s
been onlere! at Xew - York for ship
ment to Kutopt; to-day.
The wholesale and retail grK-ery oi
David Xicholson at St, Ijmiis, Mo.,
was totally destroyed Iy fire yesterday
involving a loss of over 525O,0U0.
Thirten fiiiit and -window glass
factorhs at Findlay, ()., have shut
jdown for the summer Yacation which
I will probably last till Septcmlier 1st.
2,000 employes Yvill lie thrown out of
work in conscience.
Wednesdav. Julj 1.
j Fiuir men were instantly kilhnlj
f . . -
Monday night by the explosion of the
;lKilerfa locomotive on the Central
I ra;irid of Xew -Jersey m arMesxpic-
j loing Junction, la.
The Klorunc, Ala., Tri,..li Works.
I if -T I V i M tf t IjT lrillil I ft t lit 1 tilt Jiwf
' ,
States coin uiciiced
! , '
operations yester-
j . ' f
P'Ttnms of K
ansa and Missouri?
i
wen again swept
j . -
bv a terrible wind
and rain storm on Moud.iy night. It
i . f M. . " ,tA..
J ,
I ltur of the ,l,rttian i hnrch
'f "t.. X. Y. and two ladies f
the ngrf-n.tu.n have dn-d ami forty
others are critically lil irom eating
poisonous cream
! (ion Jubal A. Earlv will stk
. i -
. -i- . i i . ..
-the unveiling of th Jackson inonit
, f t ,
ment at Ixington, a., on July 21 zt
JH tssnf.jtvt' ill U;lhe mihtary achieve-
1 nur.ts.aiid cl.sractcr cf Gen. Jackson.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
LEADING TOPICS OF THE V7EEK
AT RALEIGH.
Ualkioii, X. C, Juno 30. There is
a rather warm dispute between the
lr.irtmt-nt nf Airirultnm and thf
jDurhara Fertilizer Comiinv, whkh
inatml&ciurfx the Farmers "Alliance
ofiicalguaua The company evidently
to draw the Alliance into a
quarrel or dispute. Tl.e Alliance has
shown a good deal of what uuy be
termed ariogance in iu treatment of
stnne public questions. This matter
Wforo the whole people of the State
and a very white light beats upou the
fertilizer coiiqianv just now. (
Judge Thomas C. Fuller, who takes
a piace in the new U. S. fand Court,
U at Denver. Col., wh-rc y..,r
day the court was formally organir.ed.
It will d no business until ninety
days elapse, as official notification of
its organizaJon must first be pub
Ishied. The five justices gel $.,() 00
yearly and all expenses.
The notable success of the session
of the Teacher's Assembly just ended
has attracted- general attention.'-- Vir
ginia will organize one on the same
plan: The next session will be held
not at Morohead City, but at Asheville.
The Railway Commission is now
.hearing the officers of the various rail
ways on the question of tin; assess
ment of taxation, It is pretty clear
that there will lie a considerable in
crease in valuation under this new
law. The Kichmond & Danville rail
way was given the first hearing yes
terday. The Commission construes
the law as giving it the right to assess
the property of the express ami tele
graph companies, just as it has the
power to regulate their charges.
The State Press Association execu
tive committee met here last Thursday,
and called the next convention at
r
Winston, August 11th to 13th. Many
papers in the Stat do not, strange to
say belong to this association, some
claiming that it is not a body of influ
ence. ' Jf all the papers were in it it
would be a vital force in all State
movements.
The male ensioners of the State,
1,.3D in number, are being formally
invited to go into camp at Wrights
ville July 20th, to August 4th.
A' committee of the trustees of the
white institution ' for deaf mutes at
Morganton is now in Xew York State
insecting similar inst.tutious there,
T 'V k3 r JT1 jT 111 a t AATk t f Wft CkjlMt; Jfk i
to
Ul tHU IHTSt IIICUIUtl.1. j
The contracts will in a few da s be I
given for two new dormitories and. for
$.i,000 cf engims anl mad. in :ry at
.! , -n i i i i j. i floods and serious damagu to protierty
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col- , . ... . 1 1 J-
, . i throughout Southern Wales.
lege here.
(.Maims for the refunded direct tax 'n,c Pomcol, turday scarchl the
are coming in in great numbers Thqre jffices of the I'anama Canal Coan!
are 2S,000 "ople who iid the Ux. ! 8?,3Ce,, -UdociimenU m any way rela
It is sj.i.1 abiut 00 r cent of the !in U l,,c rtniuy s affairs.
$101,000 will lie applied for. j Tlie Herman ironchul Kaiser sus-
A man who was in 1878 pnnni-1 tained amiderable damage to her hull
nentlv before - the public, and who
gave much piomise, died at Pittloro
last week. It was 'John M. Morirg.
who in 187S was $eaker of the Ilous.
A grat many changes are made in
suli-districts in the re venuo collection
jtncU mii deputies aredropjidl.
All the talk thesfj days is of the
thirtl jarty. It is quite a bugaWi to
sjiiie rple. Col. Polk fcays that
intolerance may bring it to the front.
The Colonel is here now. He is not
in a g.-J numor. AttacKs oy me
'''' ' m '.ml'
newsip rsga!I him. He is now hav-
Sing a war with the Xews -01?rver,
:ir-iinvf u,'birfi rmr-r b Iia.4 fir a. !nr I
. , ... r . - . - i
t . . .... .
a . l w w m m mm in law i. i'i it
saii iu a Fieecn in iwnm man
very j.n the Alliance ha-! made in
-j the Sulh bl lj-n accomplished in j
; xi xace oi snot guns, ins iaer
j next w,.k Am very spicy as toe
editorial will U his own.
j Th, m st qution is as to the loca-
ut the Ctdore.1 A?rictiltiiral and
I Mechanical College. Hah igh i-irt-s
atlt y secure it It will U? pro-
it . ...i i! .1 . i . ; - . . . t.
vifHman csiai-iii.i tier, ai iie
... . .
Shaw h mversitr, and profWrs from
;tie wllU, college will be ibv inrtruc-
hn. py s-i doing the 15,000 annual
appropriation ucdr the 4on ill bill can
ntici: FIVK CKXTH
lie drawn. .Titer colon U college can
not, however, le permanently . con
nected with any other institution like
Shaw University, now existing.
Day by day the condition of Grand
Sire Charles M. IUisbre bcromr mora
and more hopeless. He u kwmg
strrngth now. Mentally he u a wnck.
It y a terrible case. Overwork raurl
the wralysi. Hia liwlily powers fail
with his mental towem. Tltc Deputy
Orand Sire. Dr. Campbell, of Toronto
(Canada, will now have to take up tltc
burden of the work ,
FOR KI UX NKWS.
ttrlrf MrallMlas mt Um IMa U.lkf
Oia VY'orta. ,
Tlie St James Gaxette o( Juno 25th
nays that Sir Andrew Clark, Mr.
(Jladst one's chief physician, is in fear
that the venerable statesman may not
recoY'er from the effects of the attack
of influenza from which be suffered
this spring.
A meeting of al out C 000 ttakem
- - . . . .
tcw-k rlace in Paris lat TlitirU? ami
a strike was resolvo! on. Tlie whole
nuuiber of them ft r.ned in procession
to march on the Ijahor Kxchange,wera
charged ujon by gendarmes and dis-
pers! leaving their leaders as prison
ers. The International Postal CungresM,
in w'ssion at Vienna, has unanimously
decided that the next cession shall ho
held in Washington. 1). C.
Charles Stewart Pnrnell snd Mn.
O'Shea Were married lat Thursday
morning at Steyiiing,Sussx. Tim
ceremony was a strictly private one,
only two (tersons Ijeing pres'iit liestdo
the nj;istrar who marriel them.
Prince Alexander of Battenlierg is
dangerously ill, suffering from ulcer
of the stomach.
The strike of the horse-car emploves
at Itordcaux. has been settled and the
men haY'e returned to work.
Charles and Victor de Ix&j4'ps have
Uxn examined before a magistrate in
Paris m regard to the Panama Canal
shares.
In addition to a pension Mrs.'(irim
wtol has rccciY-ed a grant of JL300 in
recognition of her braY'ery on the
occasion of the Manipur massacre.
Kmperor William while presiding
at a mini'terial council announced that
he had devised a scheme for a lottery
by which he hoped to obtain '8,000,000
marks to be usel in the work of com-
j eia.erv Africa.
President Carnot has signed the
j rrinc-Brazihau ( oji vent ion prt eel
ing liU'rarv ami artistic works of the
two countries mentioned.
Heavy rains have caused disastrous
y runn tug aground during th naY'al
mauou vers off Dantztg btt FnUy.
Heavy thunderKtomts are reiort-l
throughout Kngland ami Ireland.
Much damage was caul by flood,
and several hounes were burned or
shatterel by lightning.
Kinjieror Williaiiihas ordeml iliat
a reluct ion of 1m Airs of work f ntayle
in the Sandau government arsenals
and workshojs This st-p is taken in
preference to dbmUsiug 1,000 work-
IMCI M otherwi. would m itioarv
jot accent 0f slacking of w,rk al
nrejur
The Cirt of Apljeais at Ccjmi
i lgu has cvnfiriuf I be sfcutence of
death ped upon the monlerer Phtl-
Arable from Hamburg ears that
tin Koifmr nv-ring with llerr
(iw-n, chairnen of tin Hamburg
American St4inhip Company, an
uoonced that tlie Ureibuml has been
renewed 1W six years.
The Americans residing in Stuttgart
will celebrate the Fourth of July on a
grand tcale. Tbre will be a in?etuig
iu the park, with t peecbat and music,
religious senrice a banquet, Crcworkf
and a dance.
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