The orth Carolinian, Thursday, March 11, I8S7
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Frovided. that there shall be no cost or county.
JRepubliefin), eouki not give bona ana " meal tub." lie thought the eagerness
handsome, Dr. Dixon, of Cleveland,
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TW ontW-izP tne COHaiUSWircH "11 . T-T
:Pli-- t the State whatever." t -W-g-I JwLS I Htt.. making U potation .
. . . siii. i r. nvn watt nren & solver
. . i i -j. ., - TVLatlior TOOK LUC .. , , - . . t .. ,. o cin. "r:l,11 .invtir tv leW SDeCliU tU-- - cmHTota
r Bnouitr. not pa. or tne aavocaies 01 uus nn-asuic wiwucu - . w1cp -water DdtcaeT aiMl pair ot ;
ing the rmprovemeuu mr.
i Mr; Onnnmgham
tree uwez. . 1 i wirrmoTit
To work the public roads ol aot. Tbo was presented
J Jil lon Whrtlh. . i -i .1 T T vnfA vt
,a.nie groumis, cniar. xie waniea me wusc w
X Mr. Ray said the biU gnonia pass the legaUty of this bill. county
To improve the puMic roads otj '-iJ&lnSi the presentation and
mrtv bT extending the improvements Mr. Jw fh neech of
w nAiWxi ont of any of the guarantee ---pf that the ensrrossment and enroll- To work tl
land surety companies Decause sun wuui-i ment wore both correct; tuat unon was ton county oy taxation. - rv Ttrh Mi rnade a fitting response
feaye to be brought in other States be- making thrusts at bill and arthe To Tyrrell county to settle debt , sech of presentation,
-cause they have no one in this whom t clerks. He demanded that it be ratified. and lvy special tax. to.Mcurarr -. , .
.serve processes of law. l'inndx said tnat tne tnu ws corrw:wjr Tx levy ajspecoai tax in sio Aajourueu buh
There is no politics in uv.s um as me onroiica; mat ine woras smseoui ,YCl,: ritory in isasn county,
-snatrvr fmm Wayne (Grai't) would hare never .cut in. The vote was then taken. Rphjtion to pay iJames H. Young
you believe, it was luirwutw w " u.o j "- . sou ror election cvu
.mc Ttwiuumi iu ..lamro T regulate the liabiKties of stockhoia-
$500 In the election contest came up. twJrS hyhi State and
Cumunsrham offered an amenttmem C1 m ,UOUtt? , . .1 .
maSng it ?2o0, and this was adopted, to forbid the loaning an a t.-..- . . " T
and so' was the Solution. ; cent of its capital stock to one person or . oth BUllingtOIl Strategy
hnbST . t. incorporate Aej iverson toHte i Executed by Spencer
Fagan moved to table. Lost. oompany.
safe guard around the Sta:e and county
who accept these bonds.
Mr. McNeill moved to table. Bill
tabled.
For relief of James P. Cook, of Jack
,eon county. Passed -
Txj. place Jerry "Williams, of -Jackson
jvnnt. on pension rolL Passed.
THE STATE
S
PURIED
came up.
Cook advoented the bill, saving the need ; 'l'o pay Aiex. j. w w nCDMOD ' PW.iniNFD
contest expenses. Mr. Atwaxer ameuueu nc vav v umwi
WrrU in the State.
A J uivmi i . . i
Passed. - . t F..rin oiwsted by etriking out S50. i Adopted.
To. regulate .fire ;- ! .ixon ofClevehind favored, and so did Eo pay N. B. BroJghton $250 -for ex-
rates by not allowing ;to chargeany mor W;:Jjers Jjnd Ijttsk flnd FreemaTi. peases an elcetion-contest.
White of Randolph Antagonized, and ; To pay W. H. Crews $100 for election
said the House went blindiy into any ap- contest expenses. "
To change the charter of town of Apex
in WaVe county. Tabled. '
To repeal chapter 1128, laws of 1SS5,
and ehapter 188, laws of 1893.
To amend the laws relative to courts
of Dare county.
than Is charged in Virginia; Passed.
The House refused to concur in Senate
amendment to bill raising salary of chief propriation mu passed third reading.
Bill to restore Surry .to the Fiftli dis
trict and - to put Orange Vh the Sixth,
came up. . I
Young antagonized. . .
Person said the time had not .come to
lArk to auditor to $1,500. A conference
committee was appointed by the chair,
consisting of Senators Butler, Smathers
. -and Barringer.
For relief of the clerk of the Superior
--court of Currituck. Passed. . ; redistrict the State, arad said. the Senate
- Resolution to pay election expenses of had tabled this bill. ,
W. D. Clan ton and M. B. Wiliams, of Yonng mored to table. The vote was
'Mecklenburg county. Passed. jyeas 11, nays 17.
To amend the charter of Worthville, '. Resolution to pay A. J. Feild $149 ex
in Raudolph county. Passed. -j penses in the election contest from Gran-
To incoporate Roanoke Institute in ville was adopted. . . .' . .
Elizabeth City. Passed. n ! McCrary tried to obtain lea ve to mtro-
To empower the 'State Board of Edu-. b.ll to allow convicts tSTbe sent to
cation to complete the Quaker Bridge we.yuoucwius.iiwiw.u.oiio
Toad in Jones county. Passed, j " ; tutrui
To provide for the maintenance and ' T'
equipment of the A.tand M. College,
colored, carrying an appropriation of .
-$5,000. Passed
SIMONTON'S RESTRAINING
DEB AS TO THETLBASE.
OUf-
THE PEOPLE HERE INDIGNANT
j,
rr Jii. ;ai Trvrrat nnnioco !
in civil actions
To extend time to build the Marianbal
Springs Railroad.
Simonton's
'Andrews's
John G
Ride in Vice-President
Private Car-Counsel
Mani-
to pay to the printing committee.
To allow Yancey; dounty to work eon -
But the House refuse.l to suspend the victs on public roads.
rule. '. 1 To amend chapter; 355, laws ot 1887
The next bill was- on the same i;i;e. and chapter 419, laws of 1S87, to provide
It is to allow the superintendent of the for the use of convicts on the public
Carlisle, Who
pulated the Bond Deal.
GREENSBORO, N. C, MARCH 9.-
Tn'fllWI Iare eountv to draw Jury. : dOV. DANIEL L. RUSSELL J VLfLixu
To iiqcorporate the Christian Burial As- giMONTOX-HAS GRANTED ANu IN
sociation. I ' ! JUNCTION, NOW ON FILE IN THE
Resolution in favor of E. M. Uzzell , OFFICE OF VTHE CLEKl OF THE
and W. F. Westmoreland for services " UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
HERE. ENJOINING AXD IL
STRAINING THH NORTH CARO
LINA RAILROAD. YOURSELF, ZEB-
ULON VANCE WAIjSER. AND ALL
"We denounce arbitrary interference bv t ,
authorities in local affairs as a violation of the r1
stitution of the United States and a crim S
free institutions, and we especially object to
ment oy lnjuncuuu aa a new cum nigniy dan&C
form of oppression by which Federal judges
tempt of the laws of the States and rights oi u
become at once legislators, judges and executi?
and we approve me om pasbcu ai me last sCs
the United States Senate and now pending
House of Representatiues, relative to conternT
Miitife o-iVI rrnTiA Jrinr frit- 4--i T , .rl
certain cases ui A-uwiciiipu Auaci irom
cratic National Flaiiorm. .
TO INVESTIGATE TIIEf,.
ALLlWrv
Mr. Maxwell, Senator
trduced the following esoJ-u
of good tastepChe people, adso, are en- Whereas, N. C. English, v
titled to theirs and many ot naem were uu utuues iix. Mew ixrne ccai-.
here to hold cotrrt some days ago, at his
having arrived in the private car of Vice
President A. B. Andrews. The gossip
spread through the city, and while Judge
n . - . x!i.1J Via wmm MjMO
SUnmOntOU IS eilUUtU W vnu iut
no less than astonisbed at such an in- ecutive committee of tto Fa-
discretion, which, while it did not necea- j ance of North Carolina, aI
Judee iSimonton, at least may have cut j of 6aid Executive comni':!-.
the North CJarolina Railway ofE -from ' of twenty-nine thousand ;'
'i3 III!"1 S!!?1 ""I Penitentiary to ,ease, or . the convict, for -roads of tfe State. f
penses in election contest. Passed.
OTHERS, FXiOM BRELJiliNU, UJ
THREATENING TO BREAK ANY
i OF THE COVENANTS CONTAINED
resolution was offered by Mr. Maults- IN THE EXISTING LEASES OF THE
nd adopted that iio more bills or res- NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, OR
man Trrwrlr hstnrtvor -Tnlir 1 Fi n1 Tirrri 1
t -i- .. : " . a-
M 1 I I T 1.1 I I 1 I I I I I I 1 11111 II U1 III . 1 n .1 11 .T r. T ...
r reeuraa rnvorea n. ao aia 'junnins- h? amH orinniwi that ka
7 . v 1 ... ! hm,- who said Dockery had last night olutionwould be considered by the Sen- FROM INSTITUTING ANY SUIT TO
Resolution to appoint a (committee to 8hpwn that the penitentiary was not self- ate except messages from the House.' DISAFFIRM. OR TO CANCEL THE
nominate gustees for colored A and M. sustaining. , i Mr. Ray offered a Wlutaon that a vote ' SAID LEASE. '
Oollege. Passed. . - I. Froeman declared it was the moat nier- of thanks of'the Senate be tendered to SAMUEL T. TROGDEN.
or protection ot iowis in xare couniy. itonous measure of the session.-; iT.t nrr ch .ai tw!! fh nv. 1 a,w oWmm was vesterdav
vaissed. . .
The conference committee appointed in
Sutton offered an amendment: "That
the State convicts s
aroenoment. Jnat siding officer,; for the distinguished abili- morning received by Governor. Russell
ball only be hired and tig impartial Vnd courteous bear-.' from United States Circuit Court Simon-
raauuu iMUg eamrj oi. cmra cier out upon bucb terins as tne upfcrinienaent . . haa m71,fc r nil W oWk in Gvnsboro..
the Senators during their deUberations in
to Auditor and clerk to the Attorney-Gen of the penitentiary shall prescribe."
clerk $1,500, and the Attorney-General ed ito readings with a rush. , - ff? 8e8Sr5 : f 89 a copy of
-clerk $900. i At 11 o'clock the hands of the clock th resolutioi? be spread upon tiie journal.
McCasicey opposed the report as the ' were turned back to 8:30, amid protests KMr' .9' movtore-consider the vote
Democratic ? pa for earfworked on ' to several members. ,' by which resoiuh to adjourn sine
-the pay as it now stands, and first Popu-! Kill passed to repeal the charter of the Ji m7 Pf88 and "
list Auditor and Republican Attorney-' town Teachey's. , tutetherefor .;8 o'clock p. m., wtochVas
-General ask for an increase. Is this re-' SeTiat amendments to the insane asy- adopted. . . j -
lum bill were concurred in. Thev rednee Message from th6 Mouse came over
uu, , erN with th-a WWwinr Mlla rinVI, woro rw,.
It somehow went over the town in some
such way as the news of the jinvasion of
the State by United States troops would
come. . , !
A sensation of defiance came to those
even- who had been hitherto friends of the
Southern Railway in this matter.
One thing seemed to rise from the ashes
of Vice-President Andrews's defeat. It
waa this: The man in this State on whom
the Southern, Railway had j depended
seemed "to have come to the end of his
resources. I t
Picture the scene back in Drexel, Mor--gan's
offices. Spencer, the President,' or
i siur. ii yrus so oraerea. j xx prpvaae ror worning coht'cts on rauner tne actuary or rauway axujuneu-
I The bill to require insurance companies public roads in Macon countyr i cian of the Southern Railway, sits away
to charge no higher rates on farm prop- To prohibit sale of liquor in two miles back there.
! MOrflrv ftjiirt tho RAnoA hA miff Awm d:
the approDriation to the Western HosnitaJ To
to $90,000. He said there was
construct a road . through
fraud lands in Onslow county.
State
-jk i -v , tne appropriation 13,000.
, To amend chapter 78, laws of 1887, ex
mpting Surry county from the provi
For better drainage of Reedy Fork ' ewhere; that the amendment did not To provide for working roads' in Moore j
Oreek. in .Oniiford n pwn ; appear on the ball. He moved to recon- county. I ! I.
"Passed -
To incorporate the Brick-layers" Broth
' erhood of Wilmington. Passed.
To incoporate Buffalo Cemetery Com
mission of Moore county. Passed.
To incorporate Adelphia Lodge, I. O. O.
P., 6f Wilmington. Passed.
To incorporate the .Grand Lodge Free
-and Accepted Masons '(colored) of North
iOarolina.- Passed.
To incorporate Golden Victor Lodge,
T. O. O. F.. v reenville. Passed.
expenses.
i erty than is charged in Virginia. Passed, of Surene School in
after being sflpported by Cunningham. j Resolution to pay
J Bills passed to work Rockingham's for election contest
roaas partially ty taxation. i To drain lowla-nd; of Rattle rrV m
To provide for working Wilson's roads Caswell county.
by taxation, J ' ; l To regpl-te iiuuftag wild fowls In
i MoRary brought up the matter; of the jjyde county. -
yiiiuwi. tu me western nosp.tai To flmend Vhanter 279: laws nf 1RQ!
and took back his suggestion of i fraud;
Ravin et ihf Rennf pItTt hA oont i-
. I o , ' i
xo ainow Jonn Jackson, of Per- the amendment reducing the appropna
quimans county, to peddle without li-, tkm to that hospit&l from $100,000 to
, cense.t Passed. j $90.0000; that in the hurry tne Houe
Ivesolution of thanks to the Deaf, clerkhad just put it in his pocket and had
Dumb and Blind Institution, the Peace j just discovered it. This amendment
Institute, and St. Maryschool for en- Uke the others, was then adopted,
-tertamments tendered the General As- Bill allowing the Supreme court to pav
.sembly.. Adopted. x fta reporters $1,250 annually, jt it desir-
1- or relief of sheriff of Camden ronntv. d tn do
Passed. " I Rill Vima mrr fmm V fS.-rn- a n A
relating to Mitchell
tin 1 and courteous
suo(veded one: of the
Onslow-county. Advices no doubt went to him duly that
R. M. Ranson $180 ; the people of North Carolina could no
longer be 'handled or dominated by Vice
President Andrews. And Spencer took
counsel with his own bosses. They saw
something had to be done. Somebody in
a corner probably suggested that An
drews and Busbee could not drive the
team; suppose we let Spencer and John
G. Carlisle and Judge Simonton take
county.
presiding officer; he
To repeal chapter 291, laws of 1893
Passed. - -
ing one (W. H. (Worth's) which prohib
ited any State banks for lending over
Resolution to pay Alfred Williams and one-tenth of their capital to any one
oompany claim for stationery. Passed.
xo create Roaring Creek, in Mitchell
-county. Paissed.
, To authorize the treasurer of Moore
county to pay school claim. . Passed.
To pay overseers of public roads for
putting up signs and mile posts. Tabled.
person or corporation; the Dockery sub
stitute being that this do not apply to
banks with a "paid up capital of $50,000
or less. The Senate increased this to
$100,000. As amended the bill passed
the House.
At 11:30 a resolution was adopted that
ao pronioit sale of liauor in one milalno more balls be rwtssfvl. Krt-hin ro.
f .St. Delight church in Craven county, imamed to be done but ratification of bills.
Passed. . . I j The Speaker announced the following
To prevent obstruction to fish in North "'as the committee on the part of the House
Tar river. Passed over. ' . . j to examine the books of the State Treas-
.To amend chapter 90, public laws of urer and Auditor: Dixon, of Cleveland,
895, strike out f'3" in section 1, and Ormsby and Brown,
insert "4." Passed. I On Dockery's motion. the principal
To protect fishing machines in Roanoke ' derk was directed to mark on back of
3-rver in Martin county. Passed.1 bills jiot enacted on. "not acted on for
To amend' chapter 162, laws of 1895, 5 lack of time." .
cot to prohibit use of sturgeon nets in I Crews offered a resolution of thanks
-Albemarle Sound. Passed. j j to Speaker Hileman, and expressing sym-
To amend chapter 108, laws 'of 1887, pathy for him in his illness; and this after
relating to incorporation of Victoria, in being amended so as to include the clerks
best presiding officers the reins. !
the State ever had, and he could say the So Spencer is now in citarge; he is
present presiding officer had fully sus:tain- turning thescrews of the Federal gov
ed the former presiding officer. Govern- eminent upon the rights of the people who
or, you have the sincere and cordial appre- own the North Carolina Railroad. He
elation of every member of .the Senate, j wanted to bring an action that would
Your rulings haw been prompt, and no janj nmi safely within Federal limits,
partiality shown to ( any one. We shall j Although he was Wrlling to pillage the
remember your presiding over -this body people of this State of their money, he
with gratitude, and now, Governor, we, as was not willi(ng to gubjectto its courts.
Tt.. G. Carlisle had just lost his job,
and he was put on the train and hustled
universal kindness, present to you this sil
ver siervice.
We nvae rpmsmizwl vnnr . . , . .
worth to the State, land the impartiality IXT uu"r 11 , ; Jf
of your rulings. This token I Sire tode mcJrft the cabmet. He
present to you in theHiame of everv mem-1 Pfably wooild have taken the case for
venge on the people of North Carolina
.Buncombe county. Passed.
For relief of W. H. Burwellj of Cas
well county. Passed. , j
For relief of Dennis ciark, of North
i fttapton county." Tabled. f
employes and newspaper reporters (the
latter of whom were declared by Bryan,
of Wilkes, "the Red Fox" to have been
very efficient) was unanimously adopted.
The principal clerk (Masten) was thanked
by a .rising vote. '!..
Senate resolution to adjourn, sine die
at 6. p. m., was concurred in.
At this moment Bryan, of Wilkes, ap
peared, wearing a blazing red pairof
trousers, tie was escorted to the stand.
54th Day-. Tuesday, March 9.
The House met at 10 o'clock Lnd Rev.
Eugene Daniel offered prayer.
Speaker pro tem. BlalfHnr roiAoA
'with big boquet. the eift of IaAv triorxAa amid cheers. He said he was the Rod
n his desk. ' , Fox, and felt very proud of himself and
Mr. McKenaie, rising to a question of of his trousers V.
jperspnal privilege, said that he was incor- i Johnson in satire moved a vote of thanks
rectly reported on his action on the rail- to the Southern Railway, and i Bryan
ray lease question yesterday. The House had some fun at the expense of this and
.jfournal shows that Duncan moved to ta- said all were now happy, and the status
r6 mendmit and the! Senate sub- was as it was when the session began.
.titute; that his morion prevailed; that He sajd his head was red and Ms trous-
Mclvenzieymoved to reconsiderithe vote ers were red and he was not ashamed
fcy which 'the bill was thus tabled; that of his colors.
S.J .Mc??' m-1 At 12:15 a reces, was taken tintil 2
Lcnntr, uiai on tjjjs, aicJven
eie demanded the yeas and nays. The
roll-call was sutained, and the motion to
table prevailed. j ;
Mr. Duffy said he was reported as
fcaving voted for the election law yester
day, while he had voted gp and fought
bill RH CtirOUgn.
p. m:
SENATE.
ber of this Senate. We are about to part.
aina x Know i voice tne sentiment and
wish of every member when i.1 say we
wish you a long and! useful life. Some of
us you may' meet hbre two years hence,
but some you will mot, and now we beg
you to accept this token in the spirit, in
which it is given."
The Lieutenant-Governor spoke feel
ingly an reply to Senator Parker, saying
that the token ordinarily would not be of
so much value but earning from this body
it is without price, and I accept it in the
same spirit it is given.
In presddingoverj. you, I have at all
times received your feuppoft upon all mat
ters', and if jj have peen wrong you have
kindly pointed it outto me. When I came
here to preside, I said that no man should
stand in the door and tell the political
faith of the chair, (only on a tie, when
the principle of my party demanded it I
have absolutely learned to love you all.and
the happiest moment of my life will be
when you all can sit at my board and par
take of my hospitality from this token
presented to me, and I cordially extend an
invitation to you all. No one could have
presided overthis body and done wrong,
with such a noble set of men in the body.
I may preside over the Senate two years
hence, and if I had, my prayer it would
be that every one of you could be here.
And now I desire to add that every as
sistance that could have been given, has
own given me py pne employes of this
whom he no doubt hates.
He was hustled off to Lynchburg with
the following result as outlined in am
Assiciated Press telegram of last night:
Lynchburg, Va., March 9. Hon. J.
G. Carlisle, acting as special counsel
of the Southern Railroad Company,
arrived in Lynchburg last night from
w W'ashdngton and secured from Judge
Simonton, of the United States Cir
cuit Court, a rule aginst the directors
. of the North Carolina Railroad, to
show cause why an injunction should
not issue against any attempt to break
the lease made to the Southern Rail
road. The rule was made returnable
at Greensboro, N. C, on April 5th.
Judge Simonton also issued the usual
order of - restrictions forbidding amy
change , in status quo of the Carolina
road.
Judge Simonton was no doubt help
less in the matter and had to issue the
temporary restraining order. A Southern
Railway official remarked yesterday that
he would make it perpetual on April 5th.
How he had any means of knowing will
ever remain a mystery. In fact, of course,
he could not know. .
For Judge Simonton is pronounced to
be one of the purest and 'loftiest and
most learned of men This was the re-
This is a vile, - material
way in which to look at this matter,
specially when one considers the fact that
the Federal judiciary though sown a na
tural body is inevitably raised a spiritual
body, Shiras, always, of course excepted.
The Carlisle team is a strong one, and
a natural one when it is considered that
Morgan for, whom he is now working
made $16,000,000 out of the bond deal
he had with 'him. Morgan cam't do too
much for Carlisle.
If the. people of North Carrolina had to
struggle to whip Andrews and Busbee
what will they have to do now against
the new combination that has no touch
with our people in any way?
And so the indignation was. red, espe
cially among the best versed lawyers,
who saw an attempt here to etiflle a
sovereign State against the rights guaran
teed it by the Constitution.
""It is not contemplated here to go into
the legal jphases of the question as out
lined toy several lawyers and which are
touched upon ia another column but
imply to register the deep resentment of
this people at his high-handed piece of
bvadmasa.
The people of the State will watch the
binding and gagging (or the attempt at
least) of our State government. , They
wall watch April 5th and its happenings.
They will begin to feel, if never before,
the truth of the warnings so long accen
tuated by the News and Observer of the
open attack upon North Carolina by the
railroads through the Federal courts,
which Thomas Jefferson pronounced to
be the greatest danger to Republican in
stitutions. -
A lot f directors got together at Bur
lington and bargained away the property
of the people in a way that was not
satisfactory to them. They avoided the
Legislatures just behind and before them
f or! the purpose of keeping .the people's
property "out of politics." They claim
they had the power and tell the people
they have got to abide by their bungling
bargain, which even the railroad 'offered
to modify to 30 years. They now refuse
to let the State courts decide the matter,
preferring, for their own reasons, the
Federal courts.
No matter what may be the outcome
as to their legal power in the premises,
the truth will stand eternally that a
trustee who has unnecessarily made a
bargain with which his trustor at the first
opportunity expressed dissatisfaction can
never see that bargain established upon
the, moral basis that underlies at once
a property and the willingness of the
owner as to its disposition.
But the question is upon the people
in the flesh, with a tyranny of spirit that
was the seed of the French Revolution,
as well as of the. American Revolution.
Here comes the outside gang represent
ing in the last analysis London money
bags to force the people of the State to
take only $200,000 out of $000,00 earn
ings on the North Carolina Railway be
cause the Trustees, acting with strange
haste and untimliness, should have lack
ed nerve and judgment.
The people will find a way to stand
against the infamous invasion of their -inalienable-
rights. The more turbulent
the storm that beats about the State
house of this staunch Tar-Heel folk,
the more resonant, will be that bell-buoy,
1- " 1- 5 f. -it j,
A 1. - T 13 1 .1..
tu be uem uy uiem as rwr
the purpose of maintain "tit'
ciai ranng ana standms of for
A x n i
.gwut ot saiu corporation, a:' -
it appears that the said Ex
mittee have proven .untrue a:7
f ul to the trust in so' much a
secretly and .without amfe
State Alliance used for a ;a
eign to that for which it was r
and entrusted to them, a!-c-
thousand ($19,000)' dollars of J
Therefore; and whereas
tie:
of said Farmer's State Alii
sirous of having the .same b
Be at resolved, by the Senate
Carolina. The House f i;
concurring.
That a committee of thr.-e
said order, to-wit: T: K Tarkr
L. : Swinson and Prof. Job
1 3 Al .:' ' ; ' i ,
oe sua tne same are ncret'T t;
and authorized to inrpstirnri
and actions of said Execute el
thousand ($29,000) dollars, with!:
.. M LV. i 4.A 1 t
uityciB. auu ia xutL&tr u inn P';-.' .
to the next meeting of the h
together with recommendatioDi !
.1 1 J! A ll . J. .
eaiai action to tne next Dieta
fJeneral Assemhlvof North Ci
(It was placed on calendar.)
tiavana. Aiarcn u. ine aL.
Court having jurisdiction of i
against Sylvester Scovol, tlie
World correspondent, who was s
in the early part of IY't:?-
f VI TTi1 itity in n f rnin tfi.t a-i'i5 T-
Sancti Spiritus, has render, d a
releasing him from eueto.!.
is now n,t liberty.
ELECTRIC P.ITTFJiS;.
Electric Bitters i.s. a liH'tlifineV.
any season, hut perliiux w :
needed when the languid, (x:
ing prevails, when the 'ivi -i.--:
sluggish and -the lu-ed it n: i-i.
terative is felt.: A pn-n,;'
medicine has oftor nvi ! 1
haps fatal bilious f.-vfr. V
will, act more sun !y i'i 1 ;
and freeing the .system i":u '
rial poison. IIead:i h !:; ! -'
stipationl Dizziness yield
ters. 50c. and J1 a-l;i
store.
Iiepresentativo Ncv.-
and Representative I Fm n
were both sick on Snii'I;iy,
some better yestord: v, -wt
leave-their IkhIs. i
,-t r
G
GttOtf
rota-'1-
With careful
crops and liberal :U-n-.
cotton lands will hv.w
application of a i r ;
lizer containing
ash often makes
which is as musical -bow With the hymn between a profits
failure. Use fertil:'' ':
ing not less than 3 to 4
of liberty as on' that morning when the
Mecklenburgers met and declared them- ;
selves free and independent of Pierpout
Morgan's England. ,
The have tried goernment by Pri
vate Secretary. -
They have tried government by Vice
President. They are now trying government by
Injunction.
. It will not go here.
plura.Uty of 30,000 North Carolinians pnment on the best iarm5
so declared last November.
camjm'K
Kainit is a
against " Rust."
AH about Potash the reso't'
O. S. Bradshaw and ei-ComnwwmTi
mark made about him yesterday by an Cheatham, says a Washington SDecfaJ 4v
body, and I do not khow how I could haver516 wyerryet in spite of .thdsreputa- 'tihe Tribune, axe candidates for United
qou umi ire bear, uivre wtrc uw a lew 'otaxes jbUtrsnai, tne position Maj. Josh
express kms of surprise, when he came ( Hill as Bupposed to have a cinch on."
told in a little book whkh
laailfree to any farmer in Ainsr; .
GEKMAN KAi !';
gotten along without the services of that
efficient and best clerk in North Carolina,
Jtim ju. King.
A rising vote of thanks was tendered
Governor Reynolds,
Mr. Grant said: Vlt has been to me a
for his kind words.
pleasant session. In heated debate I may
nave saw thmgs that have wounded the
The Senate met at 10 o'clock. ! Lieut, feeMnps of some; rf so, I ask your forgive
Gov. Reynolds presiding. Prayer by Dr. S?8 -1 ?id not 'lTnd. it. I have received
B. F. Dixon, of the Hna i Kmaest consideration from every one,
Mr. Ramsay offered resolution that the 'fa 11 we nerer meet again on earm.
nrwml AmHv Ar rxr wTe wnu De auoTner meeting prace ana.
i.1 . .V . il ll t tl . a
The re,,., to conU ,, March 10ft. .1897. Mr. Man!t9-
. r'4 raon cases came up 7.;u"uuw 'l,u',, senate. Mr. Grant paid a! tribute to Governor
That of Bronghton was made out for do not consider any more bills or resolu- pflTOftu. . AiA xr, Rntt,
vni luw-nm ot nanooK,-was cut l"'"a uu iuni r muju uru immeaiateiy TflV-flnd Moye.
down to ?2."0. W. IT. Crews, contestee. flfrer the ratification of the bills that i . Mr H E Kinir
was nnovw .tiiu. . nave passed. Air. Mcuaskey stated that his sincere thanks t6 the Lientenant-Gov
nanwn. oi tae si)eciiii. committee to s opposeo w rne resolutions as we ernor and the SeUators for the kind
"investigate the enrollment of bill to ap- had already concurred in the one from wonls. I
propria te $5,000-to the 4Rollmg Exposi- the House to adjourn at 12 m. to-day. j TrniT, aftrpvoov 4mTnv
tion," reported that in the engrotswl copy, MrG rant took same grounds and both "ObSl Al- lbNtMhN bliiShlON.
-the en; iv Vast section, makiug. appro- of the above resolutions were withdrawn, t The sess:on of. the House during the
-pnatiOJ, w,-!3 stncKon out, fln tnat the and the resolution to adjourn to-day was long hours of the afternoon and eveninr
by offered substitite that the : Senate
chief clerk, returned
Tbill w::;i c-3r:rr!y farolled.
made effective.
was . in form only and was devoted to
Better than lard
- 4-
Cheaper than butter
Two-thirds as much
will do the work of cither.
.3t uln.e.Cotolne'oiJ every whw Wttb iradt .r.-cw0m" and
tUers headincotlon-plnjit wreath -on every lit.
A handsomely UlDStmtert Kitchen Valmriw of ui.kj.. flirn for IIW rontinlnr Thru
cookery WU1 be scut ou rfccHpt of ibm .el vert ut tm .,.tm to uu.i wn?,
THE U. K. FAIR BANK. COMPANY, Chicago. III.
AIL
Instruments. Drun-.s.
In.
meats for Band a':" ir" '
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HOI EI1LT. MViai'
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NOTICE.
rX'."
TTn-vin f onalifiel hs
last will and testament
Nipper, deceased, late
North Carolina, this '
I sons having claims n--1--: .
' : of the said defeased, t-
I the undersigned on r ,: ;
;-da of January, 1S0 . '
be. pleaded in lar of .
; j All -persons iaidebt 1 :;
; please make imnil';t!
e. t. bli:',!-;;.
This the 18th day of J: f '