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DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF SOUTHPORT AND BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
VOL. 2. NO. 38.
SOUTHPOET, N. C, THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1891.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE WORLD'S. -.NEWS.
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A CONDEK8ED SUMMARY OF
A .WEEK'S DOINGS
Circulation Increased. Got. ltnehanan
Offer S5.000 Reward. Fire on 8. 8.
Cliollerton. Il volution In Uraxll
A Merlin Hank 8anpend
THl'IUDAY, KOVKMIIKB .
Seventeen miners in the Anaconda mine
near Butte City, Montana, were killed yes
terday bv the falling of the cage-
A big run has been started on the five
cent savings bank in Boston, but the bank
lias larfic deposits and is said to be per
fectly solid financially.
During the month of October the net in
crease in circulation was $33,810,125 and
there was a net increase of $9,182,403 in
money and bullion during the same period.
The trial of Prof. Charles A. Briggs, of
Union Theological Seminary, New York,
for heresy, took place yesterday before the
New York Presbytery. The charge was
dismissed. ' '
Gov. Buchanan of Tennessee has offered
a reward of $5,000 for the arrest and con
viction of the leader, and one of $250 for
each of the other men who composed the
mob which liberated the convicts at Oliver
Springs. Extra guards have been placed
over the other prisons.
FOREIGN.
Serious riots and bloody conflicts take
place daily in Dublin between the Mc
Carthy and Parnell factions. The hospitals
are 'filled with the wounded.
A religious riot has just taken plaee at
Masendenan Persia. The house of Gen.
Soadat Gooly Khan was set on fire and Gen.
Khan and twenty dependants were killed.
The Oxford, N. J., Iron and Nail Go's
entire plant has shut down and it is prob
able that work will not be resumed for
some time to come.
The immense Moquette carpet mills at
Yonkers. N. Y closed down last night for
two weeks, for repairs, it is said. Nearly
3,000 hands will thus be thrown out of em
ployment. The Corry National Bank, at Corry, Pa.
has suspended by order of the bank exami
ner. The bank's liabilities are unknown.
Its capital stock is $100,000; surplus $16.
000; undivided profits $6,750.
FOKEIOK.
Martin Flav'n, the ilcCarthyitc candi
date for Parliament from Cork, has been
elected by a large majority.
Senor Don Cosme Ilerrera, one of the
richest men on the Island of Cuba, is dead,
lie left a fortune amounting to several
millions.
The well-known Berlin banking house of
''ricdlander & Summerfield has failed,
lerr Summerfield, the president of the
bank, and his son Felix, have committed
suicide. .
FKIDAY, KOVEMBEU 6.
-Weiss Bros., dry goods dealers at Galves
ton. Texas, have failed. Liabilities about
$600,000; assets $450,000.
A broken wheel on a Pennsylvania rail
road car piled up seventeen cars in a wreck
at Longfellow early yesterday morning.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has decided on
Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.JVa., as
the resting place for her husband's remains
Secretary of War Proctor has placed his
resignation in the hands of the President
and left Washington for Vermont on last
Thursday. i
The Treasury Department has paid out
$8,125,000 for pensions .so far this month
and will pay out $8,000,000 more before
December.
The Bank of Caledonia of Caledonia,
Minn , 'as robbed Wednesday night of
$6,000 in cash, besides notes, bonds, etc.
The safe was blown to pieces by the burg
lars who were evidently experts- No clue
its yet to the robbers.
FOREIGN.
1 Five British soldiers and several railroad
employes were killed by the. derailment of
a train near Nagpur, India, on Wednesday
Severe snow storms continue in Bulgaria.
Mauy persons have -died from the cold.
Numerous wrecks are reported in the Black
Sea.
THE WORLD'S FA IK.
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PROGRAM FOR THE DEDI
CATORY CEREMONIES.
France after years of failure to enlist
the sympathy of Spain. Stopped by
the Queen's courier, listening to the
message from Heaven. No. G, De
parture from Palos, August 3, 1402.
No. 7, Landing of Columbus on the
The SecreUry of the Prognini CmmlUc morning of Oct 12, 1492. Tropica1
Make a Foil and ix-tn-d Report representation, natives, etc. No. 8,
of the committee-, work for Columbus again before the court of
the Opening of the Fair. . i . !
T11 r , . . Spain, giving an account of his discov-
Chicago, 111., November 6, 1391. f .
ery and presenting natives, strange
The most interesting event in the WOods,ctc,of the world. No. 9, Span,
progress of the exposition was the ish Cavalier's and soldier's dress and
meeting of the joint committees for arms of the period. Spanish settle-
the dedication of'the buildings in Qc ments in Florida.
tober,1892. It was settled some time 2nd Division 1592-1692 Float
since, that a grand military parade No.-1 0, English Cavalier and soldier
should form a feature of the ceremo- costumes and a.-mi.of the period,
nies, and the discussion of this portion Captain John Smith, Settlement of
of the demonstration, related to the Jamestown: No. 11, Smith saved by
proposed continuance of the military Pocahontas. The legend fully illus
encampment and display, after the
opening of the exposition in 1893.
The details were not fully decided
upon, but spectators of the dedication
trated. No. 1.2, Dutch Navigators,
Hendnck Hudson. Discovery of the
Hudson. Dutch settlements. No. 13,
The "Puritans, The Mayflower. Cos.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9.
The congregation of St. Vincent's
Catholic church in Baltimore began yester
day a three days' celebration of its half
century of existence as a church-
W- P. Maltson who in August last stole
a bar of gold valued at $1,000 from the
Wells-Fargo Express office at Mohawk,
Cal., has been captured and is now on the
way to the scene of his crime to be tried.
All the business portion of Terry, Miss.,
was destroyed by fire yesterday, including
ter stores, the Illinois Central railroart
station and several hundred bales of cotton
Loss about $100,000, partially covered by
insurance.
Fifteen men at work yesterday in a shaft
of the Susquehanna Coal Company at
Nanticoke, Pa., making necessary repairs.
An explosion of gas occurred killing eight
of the men and badly injuring the others.
The Ocmulgee river has been opened up
for transportation lictwecn the ocean and
the city of Macon, Ga. The first boat went
up the river Saturday and tied up at the
docks. The effect will be to materially
lower freight rates.
FOREIGN.
and visitors to the exposition proper tumes and arms of the period. Brews-
Blalaeand McKinley and Cleveland and
Boles '.for 1892. Opinions of Party
Leaders. New York the key to
the Situation.
New York, Nov. Stb Governor
elect McKmley, of Ohio, in an inter
view with a Times reporter to-day
said: I have come to New-York for
a season of perfect rest, and would
remain for an indefinite period. Fresh
from his victory over Gov. Campbell,
which, he said, came after a hard-
fought and mci-i interesting campaign j
he was well and naturally in good
spirits. He talked at considerable
length on the significance of the elec
tion in hi3 State.
"The campaign was made," he said,
"on national issues alone the tariff
and the silver questions.- No person
al elements entered into the fight. It
was clean in every respect on both
sides, and the interest around among
the people was unusual. The Gover
nor gave me a hard fight. I do not
think any man in Ohio could have
made a stronger campaign on the
Democratic platform. The nature of
the campaign was outlined in the
platform of the two parties. The is
sues were clearly defined there. I
think the result shows clearly and em
phatically the feeling of the people of
Ohio on the existing tariff law."
Boston, Nov. 5. Gov. Russell to
day sent the following telegram to ex
President Cleveland: "We have car
ried Massachusetts by from 0,000 to
7,000. I gratefully appreciate your
valuable aid." In return the gover
nor received a message from Mr.
Cleveland saying: "Accept congrat
ulations as many as your majority.
The world moves."
Topkka, Kans., Nov. G. The recent,
elections have caused a great deal of
Presidential j talk among the leaders
of both parties. For the past two
tary, succeeding William Lawies Jackson, struction of any eslcrn you mav agree ries represented by children awaiting months Cleveland's hold upon the Kan
recently appointed chief secretary for Ire- i u f ,ncfn,Min 9Hmiin TWrv ha hmui 'dinninc awav.
u ryjiij ii iivjsj niv; vvoi va. vuiicn un ... w. - j i x o
an ' . .. . a suitable boat, would not be greater 3rd Division (Not adopted; floats but the result in New York is credited
There was a fierce conflict on the streets ..,.: t a ,.f tl,0r Hivismns nmittc, f -ntw intn thn mmmira
tlia.Il Ulc UUllotl UI.UUI1 Ul a w auu, auu i vi vv..i. v. . .v.. v... j. , ivy i wv, v-.vj ...vv. j o
4th Division 1792-1892- -Hoat, j and if the convention to elect delegates
will see the army of the United States.
Chiefly in regard to the continuance
of the military display, during the time
of the exposition, the following addi
tional programme was submitted by
the secretary of the committee and
adopted. "To the Honorable Mem
bers of the Joint Committee on Cere
monies: -
ter, Standish and Winslow. No. 14,
Landing of the Pilgrims. The ruck.
(No. lo omitted). No. 1G, Illustra
tion of early life in the colonies. Log
cabins, Contest with Indians. 17,
Penn's treaty with the lndians-1700.
Groups of Quakers and Indians. IS,
The Virgin forest. Trappers and Tra
ders. 19, Lexington Continental
"Gentlemen I beg leave to offer and British troops. ,-20, Model of Iu
the following suggestions regarding dependence Hall. 21, Signing of the
the evening's display in Jackson
Park. The idea, if adopted, will, I be
lieve, greatly, lessen the expense at
tending the dedication Ceremonies;
prove a great and instructive attrac
tion, and relieve the civic and indus-
Washington and his generals. 23,
Surrender of Bugoyne at Saratoga.
24, Washington at Valley Forge. 25,
Surrender of Coinwallis at Yorktown.
Introducing among others Washing-
AFTER ELECTION.
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CLEVELAND TO KUSSELL
TARIFF AS THE ISSUE.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE SPEAKERSHIP OF THE
HOUSE. WHO WILL ITllE.
The QvestkMa of Kleetlac !. SV Mtrt
By Dlreet Vote of the People. The
Ketnm of the rredent's rather-ta-Law
te the White !!.
Maryland, Virginia, and New-Jerseyt
by increased majorities; elected Flow
er in New. York by nearly 50,000
plurality, and elected Democratic
Governors in Massachusetts and Iowa,
which have been the strongholds of
the Republicans since the war. Any
man who would, have prophesied this
five years ago would have been called
a political lunatic"
Harrison's chances, he said, had Washington, D. C, Nov. 0, 1891
been growing stronger, and the fight The .battle royal for the Speakership
for the Republican nomination was be of lh6 IIou of Representatives has
tween Harrison and McKinley. begun mJ U continue to rage with
"It is evident," he said, "from Mr. windy violence until the caucus decree
Sherman's last interview and the ut IlJU settled upon the victor. The
terances of the Republican press, that general opinion here averaging into a
.e tariff irrt;iVied with great compel View -tfio opinions of those
listrust. The protected manufactur- inieresiea ana tnoso uisinieresicu,
ers and' monopolists have the McKin- lUe present situation about as
ley law, and they don't want much allows. Mills m the lead, with good
said about it. They would rather dis- Prospt-cU-of success, if his recent dec
cuss something else." 1 laration on the free coinage of silver,
How about the Democratic ticket. wmcn has unquestionably strengtn
position Company to build sixty boats
for use upon the canal during the Ex-
John Gorst, under secretary of state for position. These boats will be large
India, has been appointed financial secre- enough, I presume, to allow the con-
trial display to be held in the day-time, ton, Lafayette and Uochambeau. 2G,
of many features difficult to represent. Adoption of the Constitution of the
"Mr. Burnham informs me that the United States. 27, Inauguration of
canals and lagoons m Jackson Park Washington. 28, Thirteen women
will be fully completed by October grouped to represent the thirteen
1892. It is the intention of the Ex- original states. Arcii surmounted Dy
figure of Columbia. The other states
gracefully arranged, each bearing a
shield -with the coat of arms and date
of admission into the Union. Territo-
.Sonator?"
''It will be Cleveland and Boies or
Cleveland and Gray, but always Cleve
ened him in the Hast, does not alien
ate those members from the West
who have been disposed to vote for
land. 1 anticipate your next question i seconu, wmi prospects very
and will answer it now. You want nch mixed, his greatest certain
to know how silver Democrats like strength being in the South if ho
myself will stand as to his candidacy. get Uio votes in the Km t that his
We will support him earnestly and friends are claiming for him he will bo
loyally, for we believe him to bo a winner; McMillan third, with excel-
wrontr. but honestly wronc. and he lent prospects of eventually being first.
miioK n'friit trt nnininn s ' w a should tho conUst between Mills and
t9 tO J UV a W w W sa w' wee " v
have to ours. The views of any Demo
crat as to free coinage constitute no
test of party fealty, for our party in
national convention has never so de-
clared.
Crisp develop into the dead lock which
some shrewd observers are predicting;
Hatch, Byrfum and Springer may be
bunched as "dark horses," with only
accidental chances to win, and the ac-
i . . i i
Wilmington, Del., Nov. 9. United "on pnngcr s inenas in ena-
States Senator Gray in an interview circular to all of tho RcprerenU-
to-day said- Uvea from other sections than tho
-I think the general result of the South, saying in effect that under no
elections last Tuesday is full of en. circumstances should a Southern man
couragementforDemocraU. The vie- be elected Speaker, has about dc-
lories in New-York, Massachusetts, -troyed even his "accidental chance"
New-Jersey and Maryland were won as aircauy mere i a iu-w
on distinctly national issues. They movement, going on w .ecuru F.u8.
insure a harmonious party in 1892, om ol ' outnern ltepreaenta-
with the tariff issue in front and a "ves nl lo vote lor iitm unucr any
platform of sound Democratic princi- circumsunces. A repuuiican wuo is
pies. Questions on which the party a cl08 observer, sums up tho situation
company of forty soidiers and a mob of the boats could be preserved and used
people. Four soldiers were seriously in-
for night fetes during the summer of No. 29, Allegorical representation of was held to day no other names would
jured by knives,
rested.
Six civilians were ar-
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. '
Charges of perjury and embezzlement
have been preferred against Mayor Wyman
and Chief of the Department of Public
Safety Murphy, of Pittsburg, Pa.
'Four blocks of bnsiness houses were de
stroyed at Buffalo Gap Station, on the
Fremont, Elk Horn & Missouri Valley
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1893. . . Progress, rso. dv, westward tne
"A measurement shows that the course of Empire take its way. De
water way through the park is some- velopment of the west. 31, Inven
ting over ten thousand feet, and the tions. The application of steam. Ful
width not so great but that a , perfect ton's boat and a Cunarder. 32, The
view can be had from the banks, pack train. Canals, railroads and
bridges, buildings and stands , which bridges. 33, Chicago in 1832. 34,
can be erected. I have made a care- The telegraph. Electrical appliances.
ful estimate of the number of people 35, Science, art and literature. 3G, always been the choice of Kansas Re-
r-milrl vifiw tho nrocession and War. 37. Peace. 38, Settlement of rmblicans. but the recent elections
be mentioned, and instructions would
be unanimously passed. "Cleveland
and Boies" is the ideal ticket of-tho
Kansas Democrats.
Onr the other hand Republicans are
overjoyed with the great Victory
achieved over their greatest enemy,
the new (People's party. Blaine has
The Customs Committee of the French Dakota, yesterday. Loss $75,000; place it at one hundred thousand. international question by arbitration, have stimulated the sentiment, and
very little insurance. "The display could be repeated 39, Burning of Chicago. 40, Lawless- nearly every Republican is for him.
The Walton Architectural Iron Works every night, or for that mattei for the ' ness, anarchy, triumph oflawandor- A quiet meeting is being held to
Chamber of Deputies has agreed upon the
Import duty of 25 f. per 200 pounds on
American salt meats. This is the rate
already agreed upon by the Senate.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7.
The Bank of Florence, at Florence, Ala.,
has closed its doors. No statement of its
affairs obtainable.
The Luray inn and furniture, at Luray,
Ya., was burned on Thursday night. Loss,
125,000; insurance, flOO.OOO.
graphed Minneapolis for aid. The loss
to strikes in the Pittsburc and Indiana e? j
, , T i , ... will amount to hundreds of thousands of
bUn k cial fields. Steamers and tugs are
. . dollars,
using anything they can get. foreign.
It is expectetlin Sioux City, Iowa, that in '
consequence of the Democratic victory in A cablegram from Capt Schley of the
i.:wtinn Uw will soon be Baltimore dated atj alparaiso, Chile.states
of Cincinnati, O., have assigned. Their
assets are said to be about $90,000 and
liabilities about the same. This institution
was one of the largest of the kind in the
West.
The immense pile of coal on the North
western FuclCo's docks at Duluth, Minn.,
has been burning since Friday and is still
on fire. The fire department of Duluth
has been at work ever since and has tele-
six nights of the dedication week, and
I believe five hundred thousand peo
ple would, during the week, buy ad
mission tickets to Jaekson Park to
witness the display alone.
"One of the most attractive as well
der. 41, Chicago welcoming the na- night by a few leading Uepubhcans ot
tionsTif the world.' the State to start a movement for
'It will take three months of hard Blaine and McKinley for 1892.
work to prepare the working designs Springfield, 111., Nov, C benator
and five months to complete the floats. John M Palmer credits the Democrat-
It will be seen therefore that no time ic defeat in Ohio largely to the silver
as instructive features which it is pro- can be' lost.
Dianic
A.
posed to illustrate, viz.; Electrical
Inventions, can find no place in day
light parade. The Department of
Electricity and Electrical Appliances,
will do all in its power to make a night
display a memorable feature' of the
4.
'Respectfully submitted,
"Secketauv.
in the Demociatic platform
"The importance of the silver plank in
the State platform,'' said the General,
"was exage rated to the greatest ex
treme, and all through the campaign
tho tariff 'issue was lost sight of; at
THE POPE IS DISPLEASED.
Rome Nov. 9. The Marquis li Ru
dim, the Italian Premier, to-day deliv- ieastj lt was a secondary matter.
ered a long sreech at .Milan. 1 art ol Th election of Flower in New
to tho finan
TA iitirn PorpTnnnips and the "Pro-
A f I A AIA LAV A- V I - .
. ... . , ' I hi snppch was devoted to tno Iinan- a- u i, i iiim..ni tlmt
. . .. , .? t i :is nn nf rnn(i,nno ' mnvintf s ntr V I i 1 luik, vwin.i"uwu,
repealed. The Union Stock lards at iiun j "c . , i , v , , , t tVa cial situation of the Government, and th t St t wflI a pivotal State in
, , a ,n. txt ion of a toward the Baltimore's company at al pa- through the lagoons and canals of the . I inai aiaie wui oc Pvuu"
plaee will soon begin the construction of a "y f uirouj, b t , A ... he announced that a complete equi- , Sn9. tiat vew. York will be the kev
rai. Kark-win anora aDunuant ouuoonu-i ....... . i
and that a New-York
nominated by the Democ
large brewery.
11 j G Dun & Go's weekly review of tratle Dispatches receivecl from Pernambuco,
I Tirovil etat tliat there is creat discontent
SUVS: ItepOrXS iroiu Uil f " 13 "4 I ...... I "Alio uic- nut..o, I . , , . titr-na I ,
try show that business, though interrupted prevailing throughout all the provinces of h, in corapletmg a briUiant receiPts ful1 -uaI t0 he racy party for President.
. ... 1 1.!. 1 T SI T t r....ni...l a m'olj la onnmoMl. I ' I u.. ...on a email cnrrklna in TfCftintS I t . . W f
stmewhat uv tne eieciions, uas oeeu uraimj i nmi.ii i i icm iu- - ..
and laree in volume. Trade in cotton is ing.
nity for a grand electrical display. ra hd established m he the
.The fire-works, already determined budget. Not only were the estimated man wiU nom
not now just equal to last year, but for tne
whole season thus far it has been consider
ably larger. Throughout the country col
lections seem to be fair for the season and
gradually improving. Failures for the
week 266 against 255 last week.
FOREIGN.
and imposing ceremony.
"The following representations will
give a correct chronological epitome of
salient historical events from 1492 to
WKDXKSDAT, NOVEMBER li
lt is renorted that an agreement has been
arrived at bet ween the governments of the the present time. It may be that
United States and Great Britain in regard other subjects than those selected
to the Bering sea difficulty. would be preferable: Certainly addi-
Th "Rankin Manufacturing Company ot tional sabiects could be easily selected
11 .. ! - 1 . -J - 1 r. I ... I
nusAia is consuienng a pian 10 uciut, Nashville. Tenn., made an assignment tor if .imed advisable
mercantile marine. benefit of its creditors. The assets are
The Argentine Senate yesterday passed given at $193,000; liabilities, $133,000.
a hill repealing the tax on private bank de- glow collections.
P0"1- n Mtensdve fire at Philadelphia, Penn.,
The steamer Chollerton which left South- . yesterday morning did $200,000
"1st Division 1 4 92-1 592- Float
No. 1, Depicting Ferdinand and Isa
bella at the head of the most powerful
nation of that age. No. 2, Represen.
port, N. C, October 9th, has arrived at
damage to
the wholesale cloth and woolen tation of Columbus at about the age
Havre with her cargo of 4,580 bales of gQods hQuge ?f Tjppmcott, Johnson & Co. of 35, then living at Lisbon
V.VIUUU on urv.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER.
The taxable property of South Carolina
is returned at $168,265,669.
Alfred C. Hobbs. a once world-famous
inventor, died at Bridgeport, Conn., on
Friday, aged eighty-eight.
The New York Associated Banks now
hold $7,982,150 in excess of the require-
liC 13
Other firms were damaged to the amount seated at a table in a plainly huished
$25,000. room, and tracing a map. His wife
Crops in the Puyallup and Stuck river is sitting by the table, knitting, and
vallys in "Washington have been greatly tbejr jnfant son in a cradle No. 3,
damaged by the overflowing of the rivers Columbu3 &t lne Court of Ferdinand
caused by the recent severe rain storms- Cordova, trying to in
All trains between Seattle and Tacoraa are ? .n
delayed owing to unsafe condition of terest the King and Queen in his pro
bridges, posed discoveries. Columbus repre
fobeigx. sented as a gray beared man of fifty
In a cyclone oflf the Andowan Islands, years. No. 4, Representing Uoiuraous
ments of the 25 per cent- rule-
The giant powder works at Clipper Gap, w the Bay of Bennl, a vessel foundered, AnA his son at the door of a convent,
California, blew up on Friday afternoon, Und seventy-seven men were drowned. I tfttin, hread from the porter. Friar
A larcre tier of seats gave way yesterday I JUan Perez de Marchena looking from
Great damage is being caused in Central at a bull fiffht in Castel a Mare, on the Bay I th. v0 5 The mountain of
Illinois by drought. Kentucky, Indiana, of KaDles. The seats contained 500 persons . , . , t, n t n; fvii;
Kanaaa nn1 ntAv Xjnatm fitAtaa HM lsn I . 1 l a . I O
suffering.! 1 seriously injured.
umbus and his mule on his way to
but even a small surplus in receipts
micrlit he exoected. The Government
o
would incur no new debts.
Alluding to the Vatican, he said:
We have m our midst the Papacy,
which sometimes assumes a threaten
ing attitude; but its sphere of action is
limited to the exercise of spiritual
powers, not only by a law which can
not be lightly contravened, but also
by the almost unanimous consent of
those who think themselves most re
ligious. The country's ecclesiastical
policy has now become traditional.
The honor and strength of the King
dom of Italy must be scrupulously
maintained. The deplorable incidents
produced by a few shortsighted per
sons will not maice us aeviaie irom
that policy. Not for so slight a matter
will we raise questions affecting the
Constitution of the kingdom, nor will
we tamper with the immovable statu
torv law of guarantees, the wisdom
and expediency of which have been
Droved bv lone experience. Italy will
not fail in the respect owing to liberty
of conscience and religious tolerations.
It is our boast and profession that pil
grims from the whole world may be
confident that the laws will protect
them on coming to Rome to pay de
vout homaee to the Pope. Strong in
th rrpwnt and confident in the future
-a-A fearlessly Guarantee the-fullest
liberty in Rome."
cannot unite will bo shut out.
NORTH CAROLINA.
thusly: -There are at present two
wings of tho democratic party, ono be
lieving in an aggressive attack upon
the tariff at the coming session of Con
New Clipped From Valuable Exchange r
From the old North Htaf. drill until ater tho rrcsiucnuai eioc-
The moonshiners are quiet at pros- tion. If tlie first bo the strongest in
ent, having a regular picnic. Tho reve- j the J louse, Mills jwiii oe cpcaKcr; u
nue officers have not time to look after the last, then Lnsp or some ol tne
them. State Chronicle. other candidates will win."
Car Wooten, colored, tried at lo question of electing U. 8 hen-
... .1 oti-.ra Jiv Hinirt vntn nf thn twin n la
VXT.-t.. tr. tl, KinrHor r.f Matt.lA "I ' 1 1 "
t-.;L-1oTrl a'n nn Aturdav eonvic-
,J" '"-", , . i .. 1 .:. ;.
, , , , , i .-l nave leceivcu mo iavuiauiw aautwuii ik
ted of manslaughter and sentenced to
I ucservcB iruiu ijuuivh uu vuu ii-ju
pie. Senator Mitchell, who in trod u-
20 years in the penitentiary.
ine trial oi me aiovz oroiur, w r(itt in ,hn i...- (V)nflrrejui a conit tu.
Shelby, N. C, charged with the mur- tionai amendment providing for iho
der of Sam Motz, has been concluded, cuanKe, and who made a speech there
the jury returning a verdict of "not on bristling with arguments in favor
guilty", Judge Graves presided. of the change, which have never been
rm ' , . answered, is in Washington; and he
The annual pay roll of the hands on Ujc firgt day of fhj or
employed m the various factories of as R3on thereafter as potwible, ho vill
Winston Salem aggregates over $1,000 again introduce his amendment and
000. The Ilotel Zinzendorf will be
ready for occupancy by January 1 1892
It is one of the handsomest structures
in the country Winnlon SiUm Gui'lt
The revenue cutter Winona was
hauled on Howard's marine railways
this week to be painted white in ooe
dience to a recent order of theGovern-
have it referred to the committee on
privileges and elections, which shall,
if ho has any influence, report it back
sometimo during the sc&Mion, in order
that a test vole may be taken upon
it. One thing akm should secure tho
adoption of such a constitutional
amendment it would put an end to
the talk, which often causes honest
men to blush, about the open sale of
Cleveland, Nov. 6. A special to
the Plain Dealer from Canton says the
official vote of Stark (McKinley's)
County, as verified to-day, gives Gov.
Campbell a plurality of 154.
IxDiAXAPOLia, Ind., Nov. 5. Camp
bell's defeat in Ohio is pleasing to the
friends of ex-Gov. Gray, who say that
it removes from Gray's pathway one
of his most formidable obstacles, and
that he must by ajl means be put on
the national ticket. They believe that
if Harrison is renominated this action
will make it imperative for the Demo
crats to nominate Gray for either first
or second place. The Gray people
have some fears that Gov. Iloies, of
Iowa, may loom up in the horizon as
a possibility for second place; but they
believe that even in that event Gray
would have the advantage.
St. Lolis, Nov. 5. Senator George
G. Vest, in the course of an interview
to-day on the recent elections and on
national politics in general, said:
"Tne Democrats have won a great,
a decisive victory, and the result shows
that the same causes are still at work
which produced the overwhelming de
mcnt requiring an lis vessels w wjui scats m uro u. u. uuer pru
that coloi. The cutter being built ent methods. .
. . . . It is feared that the stezing of dicta-
throughout of iron is the heaviest ves- by tbq prwildenl of
scl of any kind that was ever hauled zU m4V reguit m a changed! (iovem-
up on any ways in the State. Aew- ment in that country and that Kuro-
bern Journal- pean intereaU may be' strong enough
, 4, . with the new government to bring
The opening of the New I armers n abroglJicm of lbe !
Warehouse was a big affair. The im- ty greetnent so recently entered into
roense floor was covered with piles of with this country, although the Ura-
the yellow weed. While buyers and zdian Minuter here aaaerta-that there
farmers swarmed all around. The " pooangero eivuer. ,v isoicourse,
,, , t I only naiurai iuu ue buoukj aay .
prices were away up, all the. farmer. Xeerthelert tbcre U anxiety on the
we Ulked with were more than satis- .uMici. J
fied with the prices obtained. Grave- J The return of President Harrison's
v starts his new warehouse off in venerable father in Uw, Dr. hcott, Ut
good shape. Arymami. f
An attempt last night to wreck the I the'lie to the gossip which was preva-
Mocksville train proved unsuccessfaL I lent at the time the old gentlemen
The fact, ss we learn them, are that left Washington, which was that he
, . . - v , I was ueing strnv wj uecauso oi nis
a heavy bar of iron had been spiked I b,of A hr
across the track at Dutchman s Creek, gjjtjng up0n having certain appoint
and the section master, who came in u d Dromotions made. The old
later than usoal, discovered the same I Mttanan will be 92 years old in Jan
and removed it before the next -train I
nasaed. The culpnU were not dis- M-nri said an official of the
covered and farther particulars are I'jfaiMrtul Farmer 'Alliance, dwpo
not knoan. Vitt .Sr. Iiition. either, intentional or from
Tlie periolical outlook for Winston ignorance, on the part of the newspa
'ialera is by no means discouraging, pen to confound the people's party
With six distinctive publications of with the Alliance, which is misleading
vears standing, and Mr. Bradfield's many people. Nearly ail of those
Gi.U just started; Geo- P. Hart L who are acting with the people's party
Cos XoTt) Caroli rigging up brand are members of the Alliance, but they
new outfit with which to print their are simply acting aa individuals and
industrial journal recently removed are but a fraction of the membership
from Durham; and with the Wy of the Alliance, which has not yet en
Coupon the threshhold of existence, tered the political arena. IfitshouW
rounder up the number at eight, the decide to do so next year some people
journalist caue, truly, goe bravely are destined to J 1.
fA-nf tho RAnublicans last FalL We m.rchin on. and we trust to fortune at the result aud tney are noi wo
have carried the Democratic States, I and to fameir." R&Mk. I ance people cither.