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VOL. XXIV. NO. 47. RAIiEIGrll, NOKTII C A RO.LTN A, THUIISDA1!, JAN. 27, 1898, PRICE $1.00 A YEAR. IS EASY FOR EWART Can Be No Doubt of His Appointment. A GREENSBORO BUILDING A TIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION AT STATES VI LLE. examination at ASHEYiiiE, also! Applicants to Fill Positions of Internal Revenue &tlectors--l he Date is februvy 19th i and Applicant Must be Ste rogrcpher and Type-Writer . Warirington. D. C. Jan. 2T. Special.) Judge Ewart's; name wtts not seut ti the Senate to-day us expected, 1irt then an"le 10 doubt of hi appointment, op the Prescient said to-day he ovoultl not apiint Lunk, aiM Jmlge Kwart has the iniK track. .n!rrr!ncin iiarry Kinner was a the White 1Ihi to-lajr mxl liaI an hi temew -with the Prewilent. Mr. Skin- isT ha u caiMlkhiU for the office ot stisimlamt inn,'tor of "the Thin! Super vising Ini)ectrM District. If he rcveite aHnr;ino rhat hi tm!iilateH claim will Ih conxiik-n-il then he will nntke kittiwu tlu name of tlw man Jm ha- ia tr Ifittler toMlay mtrtIneel. a Inll to xiijririut fifty tliotrsaml tlollan8 for !! Siiiitntvetnetit ut enlargement t tiw nfMte' Imililing at (ireennlioro He .?ay this i an urgent cas am! cue that itee1.4 the iunnciliate attention ot 1'oiigreK. II will cn!eavor to have the f.tii,(m tack.tl n a an tuuenUiwent to mn of the ninirkttion hill. The ri:teil StaU-s Ciril Service Com- misiMi aiuHMinces that on Fehmary 17th tin examination -will In ha! at Statertville to tahli.sli nu ligil!t regis ter fnn "whwili a M-kxti.in nia lie iualc to Vu vacancy in tlie iNiitiu.i of Janitor of the IUr.il hnilling in ;hat cjty. 1 1 examiiiiion will consist or a very light mhictitioiKil test. " Attention i iuvite.1 to the fact that it i the iractice f the hixirtiruiit to .ltMijt mly iei!Ou win nr leal rewi leu: f the iiac 'vicinity wher the vacancy tsris. IVrsn !sirinjr to en- tr rhU examitra.ion JcxiM .it onet a;v IIy to the iMwt master in Statevil for :i rilk-: t i.n hkink. whkh ihukl Im 1nprely erecutitl tnul prMiHi.!y fir wanhnl to th Cnnu.sHii at Wa!ins tmi. X tui!ic:itiii will he accepted nf- 1tr th lumr of chsii;c hl!.l)cs on Kciv rnary ll'fh. The ITniteil Slah Civil Service Com-mi.-oin al announce that on IVhnwry I0r!i an examination will le 1m-II in Awhi-villi fr the iiti.n of iliuty oil- kctor, "with t4w ualitiatkni of Kteno- pr.ijler nl tyi-writer, in the Internal revenue wrvki t Aheville. IVrsiv ilejtiriin: t enter thi examination Khonhl orly t the Kecrvtary f the lant of exominer at Tin nowtoETM-e iti AlKvilJe tT millcation !1ank. whkh hIhhiUI he lnnerfy exeeutI oml fnintly nei with the tHcretary f the Iman! at the -HlofTice ut AJRville. DENIAL BY JUDCE EWART. Wi Never a Southern Railway Attor ney, But Has Often Aioeared Against Tliem. Washington. D. C, Jan. 2o. (Special Chirrepiuleiice.) I learn that Judge Ewart think I wns not fair to him in i putting hint down as a Southern Rail way candidate for judge. : His friends say he never -wrote on editorial in The Tribune, on the k-ase question, and never attempted in nny manner, fdiape or form to influence a vote on the question; that he voWm for a Railroad Commission when in the Legislature of 18II7, ainl has uot flopiil over; tliat he was never a Southern Railway Attorney, but" lias oft;n appeared against them; ami in hi race for (Congress lie was opposed by that corpora thin. I teut what I framed from North rinliiui iCcpublicans. coining here to get office, and am grail to nend the. de nial ma do hy Judge Ewarf. I know i otliing aliont these matters except tlik:i If Judge vart cannot get Col. An drew to give hi consent to the appoint ment, he tv ill not land even if McKinley i ha iinrd to amioint him, as it I well Lihiwu what tue President desires to do. Micro li.tNti t Ikvii u first-class npioint nHit uuule here that did not have the Sonthenv Ifcitlway O. K. , mark ou it. That "was the undervtau t.ng wlien Col. I Audrewrt luinaged the roal in the in-1 terest of McKiiiley. TIJE AUI1ERS IUOTS. Fresh Icmonstration Break Out on the Burin! of tlie Christians. Igiers. Jan. 23. About 10,000 people wnu.Hc.1 t.V funeral of those who Werej kill-.! during the recent rioting. Their remains were interred in the Christian Cemetery, ontitk the towntj I'tit. on returuing there were renewed. TiriiMMi.Hirauou. wiiu me uua cne. Tlie nioh attacked an omnibus upon vihih two Jews were riding. They recognized the latter and they were badly lieaten and roned. A few otlier Jew were similarly maltreated. 1 . . .L ' hrliat. one of the Jews who was iu- .lews t.,n!sut. HI. .kull wa, ston-l. die.1 fraclnre.1. .. I Tokir eiffhtr of tlie rioters were con-' denmed to terms of imprisonment, vary- At .1. . . l ir-p irom mnr uioiuu m-a y"ur; auu i i- ' -:t- T a... . . i ... a CORBETT SIGNS ARTICLES. George Considine Confident he Can Get Fit, to Sign. Chicago, 111.. Jan. 2o. James J. Cor- Iwtt to-night sigued nrti'.l?H rilling for a' fight with Robert Fitzsimr.ious, which wrg Coneddine, of Detroit, is confident he cun pull off next tsuuimcr. I '11... ..... t .;i. ii I joitVih imr arui'Jiw art.- joeiiuc ffovcrning the tight lit Cat the execution of tin? purse which in this' ease U .tMj a agaii.st SUi.OOO at carn city. : - -Coiitfidiiie agrees to o'st a forfeit of $.vxi ... E, t UK- io-; i fan. .JV-SI J wrtX'i iffVSSS i..r,mi,.ii..ii ..mi that iw !' - nur' for ! itzsimuions atil Corls'tr Ik oUM offer si.vnmi for -Ki,r Mcoy t; To ajratnst i iiojiikki, jeurte. Planer or Kuhlin. Khl Iavipne, he said, hi.l pnimiNMl hint that! he won hi liht Mc-j Iart!aml at 13.'. no:i.ls. For thi event' a jrootl pure will Le :.Tcnl, Mr. Cotwsi' dine declare!. I ViiHidii: U to tneet Fitzsiminon in' -w m m m Detroit on Sunday, an.l exjinfwe himlf a nun of ;injc a hl? to ind'.lCii tii clunmpion to write- his nam h'sido that of Corliett on tl article of asrc roeent. PHILADELPHIA TRADH LRAfSUR. Secretary (laze Make an Address on SuhjvM t of "Financ'." Philadelphia. Pa., Jan. 2". The Heventh annual lueetinK of the Trade Iji-nne of Philadelphia, wa held to night in the Academy of Music, at which the principal sjn'aker wa. lion. Lyman J. Ciace, Secretary of the Trea Miiry. In holding tonight' meet his the 'eacue make a departure from it. uiml custom of trans:u-tiiis punly routine busino. at il yearly session. The piiipi se in doiu thi i to enable the memlers to he addressed on subject kindred to their association by promi nent men. SecnMnry tJage wr.. warmly reci'ivel and held the attention of the 'arse niid'encc throughout. lie spoke on t'.ie subject of "Financt," and his re mark were friiiently punctuated with applause. A soon a SiHnrjiry CJaire had finish ed he left the ball to 'attend the ban ipirt of the Commercial Exchange in the Hotel Walton. PHRSIDRNT DOLE'S PHCKJRESS. He and Party on the Way to See Presi dent McKinley. ' !..-;.-, in t.. or t. r 1 T Dik President of Hawaii, after a visit of two days. Wt CliH"tfo for aslnng ton to-day. The President ut the islam! republic went out :w 4m came in under the wildesf. escort of a Northwestern blizzard. I T1m Preshlential party left hy the Raltiuiore and Ohio with which company i sje-i:il arrangenHntrt had -len made for conducting the party to tlie capital. Tlie party wa in sharge of T. . i'ndler. Third Assistant Secretary of State and Mai. Ileistand. military attache of Presi - dent McKink'y. Tlie p:irty inclndel ho- sid thse gentlemen Pn'sident and Mr.. DoU. F. M. Hatch. Hm Hawaii in Minister: Commander Phelps, and Maj Iaukea. Pnident Dole sicretnry. A TWO MILLION DOLLAR FIRE. n.OOO.OOO Bushel of Crain and Elevator Burneil. Besides 8T Oars of Corn. r.liif-i!'i III T.in ! 'Pho T'n'oii Eh-vat.r. whiHi w wtuated in F-st St. Imis. and owne! by the United Eleva tor oniany. at St. Loiiis, was totally bunietl to-night with the contents, about :t.tm0.iKM bushels of grain. A great part of rhi wa corn. Eighty five car load ed with corn destfiwd for Newport New?. and owned by E. B. White and Compa ny, were also consumed as well a the Chicago, dhirlington am! Quincy freight hottK adjoining the elevator. Nutnerous cottage to the east of the elevator were also burm'vT. The total low, it is esti mated, will not le far from two million dollars. j. IUETOERT STEPS DOWN. Tlie IJfe. Moral Motives and Actions of the Prisoner. Chicago, Ills., Jan. 2o. Adolph L. 1111 t-MfeX I I. 11. 1 1IIIIMU II II 1 " ffl 1 testimony. lie stpied down from the:" witness stnnd shortly after o clock thi afternoon when State : Attorney Deneen hronrht the cross examination to an nbrupt close. Detail. of Iuctgert life, his morals. motives. n?I actions were eiitereo into but few of them had any dinct bearing ilon the actual disappca ranee of Mrs. Luctgert. TOM AVATSON FOR COVERNOR. The Ceorgi.a Populist Ieatler lloa Al ready a Majority of Delegates. Atlanta, (la.. Jan. 2.V Thomas E. Watson will lie the Pofmlist candidate for ttovernor -of liNrgia. liie fstate . C-onvention will meet on March 0th, audi a majority .U'legine uirr.mi fi'Tini .i i i i are said to Ik in favor of A atson for (ioveruor. A DEADLY QALE OF WIND. ci t nn!i fr .T.in r. A irale of wind "i i.iM.pst. veloitr of anv ex- ,M,ViencHl liere since- the tornado of May .rjth in the destruction of life' i .w,' war ko ereat. prevailed here tiay. Its velocity -wa sixty-dx miles i,"- -i. niiis "less than during the tornado. Two deaths, one ratal mjury 1 . . . . , . t .i oicin IiIwmi -were ro- norte.1 a well as considerable destrne- tion of protrrty. The dead are: Angnst Weymever. ael .17. a carpen ter, who was lilown from the roof of tlie rii:eHls rcnooi; h- i.t-ii , liton f .Lo ci.y kwplt.1. , , Shiehls' School: lie h ved tint ten minute Thomas Jnsenh Peterson, four years nl,l hl.mn from the roof of a porch at 2Ti00 Franklin nvemio ami killed. t i C Tri,i vJJO 'ininre: ,in. Mr.n5 . . . nnd hn it.. UrMvin.? .lrttrn 4- lifflB PAPERS FOR THE Some of our subscribers, who have mails twice a - 1 week, have been desirous tho ranit;il tvxiPP a UPP.IfV I.."'" , r'.T , " Y"7 ' ,w T i me the North Carolinian semi-weekly. v i - j !; r . . ,t . : t i... l ii x 1 Better than that,-however, we have arranged to give i I to every subscriber; of this whose subscription is paid f UP in advance the weekly.Farmer and Mechanic, free . of charee. t !is issued on Tuesday of each week and . l . tii is the besttarm and.tamiiy a, T Are you oenina r it so, sena us a xionar j at oncq and you will get two papers. a week. 1 r I i n ir We will send a good watch to every subscriber who sends five new subscribers , both for 1 W t A: PROSPERITY OR OTSILVER IN ) SENATE Spicy Debate on Both Sides; in the House. X SOME STRONG FIGURES A DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF .It COMMODITIES. MR. RICHARDSON VEXES REPUBLICANS , . ; The Strike cf 125,000 Men in New Engbnd i ! Used With Good Effect Against Stone- Mr. Doike'ry's Theory f the '' Present Strike. 1 j Washington, D. C., Jan. 2o Under the parliamentary tictioii of lif;cus;ing the Indian Appropriation bill, the IIoue de voInI almost tin entire day to u ptli- I1"1' debate in whit'h the main question was wneiner prosisMniy Jiau come to tue eouutry as a result of the advent of the present administration. An the speech es were limited to ! tive:iiite.s each, many mcmlters participnteiraiid partisan spirit kept the intenst keyed np to a high pitclK The acrimony which iwnal ly characterizes such debates was al-' most entirely absent but although good uatured, some hard; knocks were given lll,d receive!. Mr. Richardson, (Dcm., Tenn.), speak ing to a pro forma amendment lulduced figures am! financial nuthorities to prove that prosperity had not yet npionred. Ho quotedMr. Wharton Barker to prove that there had 'been a decline equal to ne. per cent in the price of 100 standard commodities. I "If prosperity! has not returned." atk-:' ed Mr. W. A. Stone (Rep., Pa.), "how : d.Hs it iKippcjHhatiin all the. industrial v i i t-iriim(! tm.jftt nvn unir.loriiii itul n m iiifcT - V , . " i r:upiorij 'oy cuarn.v u iiie.v ,vre iunu-i the Cleveland administration.' "The trouble with the gentlemen re plied Mr. Richardson, "is that his premises are- all wrong. .Laliur is not employed in all the industrial regions. In New England 12i.0(K) workers are now mit on n strike." I Mr. Orosvenor, Mr. Stone, Mr. Dingier and otlier Republicans all arose to re ply and in ttio-eou fusion Mr. Richardson called out that lie had no desire to inter fere with Mr. StoneV guliernatorial lKiom. . ' Proceeding M!r. Richardson said he-was reminded of a! colloquy lietween a min strel ami nn interlocutor in which tin former un reply to vne lauer-ani mere w-re only two things exactly alike the Cleveland panic and the jlcKiiiIey pros perity, j !. ! Mr. Crosvernor raised a laugh by say ing it was ayvery ioir case which liail to li liolsterel np with the arguments of Wharton Barker ami illustrations from minstreky. Mr. Grosvenor cited the wool raising industry and examples of what the Dangley law had done. Mr. Iockery (Dcm, Mo.), in discuss ing the cotton mill strike contended that the strike had lxen urged. hy the operators in order jtlrat they might dis pose of their surplus stock. The trouble , i was we were enonnonsu.v over-iroim.- insr in this country and in the face of that fact the Republican party was re- stricting and narrowing our markets. The time was coming -when this policy would 'lie reversed. The growing trend ,. - , , . t ,. -i XiiU't Eventually tle tariff barriers would lie UroLo down sind our nrodncts would go I out upon tlie' seas of the world. Tlie iKditfcal debate icontinneil for an i f.,::.,. r..1 hour, the Renuhbcans -maintaining, ami tlie Democrats denying the existence or i PRICE 0 0 of securing a paper from firm AAA nnPP thniicrilt nf iccil- . - ';' . paper published in the Mate. - i i n s . : tour besides his own. X GET UP A CLUB. The person sending us five new subscribers to- tlie North Carolinian and the Farmer and Mechanic J the best farm and family: journal in North Caro- i lina, will get this watchj as a pre- mium. Five subscriptions , to papers and this yatch all $5.00. A HpntpH nisciiRRinn nf. thft Teller Resolution. ir-. ' nrir.,T.ir. TELLERS RESENTMENT 1 LLULii o nuoLn IIHLll I UUJ JJtJNOT JNCBS THE BOND ROB BERY OF THE TjREASURY T ; : HOAR, LODGE AND ALLISON OPPOSE Mr. Teller Favored the Payment of the Debts of the Government in j Silver, Even if That is the Chejper Metal Lodge's Amendment. -Washington, I. C., jjin. 2" To-d;y's session of the Senate was characterbwd by a hcatel almost afiinoniious dis-cus-sion of the financial I question. For nearly four hour the 1 Teller resolution I' was "under consideration, the prinei2al specehes .liding makh hy Mr. Allison (Iowa), Mr. Bcrrj' (Arkansas) and Mr. Ihir (Massachusetts.) fPhe s-h?iriest coikxxuy .-was sit finlosj hklulgel in be tween tilie- twlvmotes ami the txiiKnents ( of the resolution. ISIr. Butiler (North Caroliiva) offered an aoheiidinent to the Pcstoffk-e Apiiropria tlon hill, providing for an extension of the exiiHrimeii't of rural 'ixm deli'v'ry hi every State and Territioryi of the Union. ami to as many sections of those S-tites and Territories as iniwiibk. 'Tlie amtnitl- invnts aiiq)roiriate rMKK to cover the excuse of the iroiKsd extension. Mr. - iiutlor sixike lfieiy jn supiiort of the mnemlmciit, joying tlnat it had Ixx'Ti -Vdr;iwn ,-ifter full consultation with the lVstwaster Oenerah ,n, r,,.;,, . a,,-.-.!..-;,. :i.ni '.urn ril, artt.r niI1.,ar of :1M-itfdnuuts by Mr. Alku had lieen defeaUnl. The Teller rexolutioii was Jaid before t 4 ( iMr. Allison claiiiHHl tfliat tlie pending resolut'lon gave the Seretarj' f the Treasury ni more anthority under 'tlie lav.- t lion Ik ikkw hail. Tin Secretary misiy nowia' governnient obligations in coin. . j Mr. AlHson. thought if it were the iiJTose of tihe advocates of the Hnn1ing i resolution to force a depreciation of one of the grvt Tiineys of the country t?hey ougiht to avow that purpose. . Mr. Teller asked Mr. Allison whether the last (Statement an 4 lie iieihling resolu tion was true that ii. "to restore to its coinage such Vilver jroins as a legal tender, in payment :f said IkiiwIs, priii ciial and interest, i's not an viohition of puhlk faith of til ve a ights of tbe-j .It 5 not tr'no in f nor in derigatUin public CTeilitrw.' hvo resKK'ts," re- nTiod Mr. AlHstm. 7 We Itave restontl the silver hlkir in Jroo first place and in the second, that .jthe sihrer dollar is j a legal tender. '"ilr. Berrr tDem.,! Arkansas), in an -Mende.l HiHX-h. declared tJhat the ie.nd- ing resolution was isecisly the saine as! that for which the Senator -from Iowa (Allison) voted twenty yirs agoJ Mr.. Hale (Maine) Niid that when the nrcsent hfw was tr.it on tlie. statute- Uioks the silver was about twice as valuable as fit is now. vMr. Aldrich in- tcrjecteo to inquire whether in view ot u Z.1- the eov. I il I'll . I rv . i itrvi.i i A rt. . : r . " r cmlitors and 4oy 'tl,in the cfea..1,. su,Sm.,,. "' i . r :t nation-of Hon. John . i.ngg to e " & , . - f :J Mr 'Berry replied that lie was as ranch L :;ir?.7t;rnn; !v..w.hor of the in favor of nraintainihg the Honor ot rue cnmtrv a the SiiWitor from. Rhode Island, Imt he hehl tfrat the Kindhohlers onpiit to ,lx wflHns to lire tip to their con tract a nil accept coin in paytnent Mr. Ixxiife (MaRsa4insetts) mKl that it -b-js .w11 nmlertood that tle hond purchasers -were to iie-fxikl in gojtl o they fiM go! for the ifcirxls,; ami ne qmt fnmi o peeh of Mr. Teller Nhowin that he (Teller) had the Kime idea. t - Mr. I Berry tlenietl Hlwt tliere 1va such nmlerstandinff uml lie wifld defy any Uxly Ito estaiMish as a fact that there was jmcliN, '.'' ): , t'-- -I !" -.-: Ili the eoiiTse of hi renwrlcs ytr. Ih-rry sakl that. ?the cimntry had lfore it tlie sqieehicJe of rt SeAWtary of thet Ttihis- nry wTlu.vWanteiJ to iUhih wifver kdkir iik gld aiM firmly 'to fasten. ;t'he jrokl sTantkml ujion the country, yet jthe Pns dent Jral nt the nefve "to kick him out of the calnnet." ' j . j Mr. 'l'eller ((ikrado) follow-l in an exteiwltNl iiedi iu lsuiiWrt of the no- lution. : I y '' j -.:f . " I - Mr. Hoar renteil from Mn TelkF pnpositioiv tlwt thi solution; iu vol vcnl only si ifucstion of lAw sul urgl tlwt "t haul fame jkw to ui ifJiestion of Inwior. This is nf a jU)etkn of Javv.'f '.ski id 1 Mr, Teller eon1eiMhp tliut lie luid quite as inucilt ..regard' for thej national lionor as had ther iiM-oiH'rs of the Senate. "I sim ?rett5inr tiixsl," ehoutwl i Mr Tel ler, "of the isrriou assinntnl by certain Senators here lHniuse tihey lit- in the eastern part of thi eouutry. flH'y ore no morei honest, they anf ' iut more stan nous in uphoklinff tlie, public honor th-an I ain 1' want' Id say here loiwl now that . I 1elieve in iKiyinff the dtts of the goveriwment in silver, even if that is the cheji!iHr mtal. r "Tlie Scretary of the jTreasiiry is now iKiunid by 1:it- to rcguinl; .the interest of tlie people, bivt that d,qKirtii'nt I wis Ikhii making law to suit ttsclf for twenty years." ' j Mr. Teller held that there coil Id Ik? no degrA.tlatkn) '' in-paying the debts of the government in silver, j , Mr. Faiiflfcinks nrosejand eiKleavored to propound a qutinj to Mr. Teller. "Sit lown." crieid the j 'Colorado Seim tor. ; leeii laugerjd enoufii." As Mr. Fairbanks wit down . Mr. Tel ler i'ssihi h would to-iimxrrow anwn'r te question, hut, he did not' now desirp to ! .interrupted.! t . ! M.r. Teller deckired in. conclusion that ne nao seen:jne saMOiiai ireo.su ry roiK led trjinsoctioat the ost disgniceful ever cctiHlis3il': hy ii iwitiotial adniin- isttti tion. In view4 of thuit f at he lilHiught 'llKit.the arrogation,' to them- lveshy the opponents! of the! nvoluthm of all honesty was not jwarraiitetl by the I raiits. Air. no:ir rcrucMi to; mt Teller in a ixech in whicli 'he leikreil the "re- nvsurkable effort" of the Colorado Sena tor. He contendeil tliat the question one of legal iower;liht of hmor mi mith. He inot sdy that the frfmx s - AammtuVf Berator from Oofririido had f'soirirmed' out of tihe question, twr 'would he order him "to it lown" s he had orklered the Senator-fronr lndiana; Mr. Teller: "I will wtrike my siioecJi." j Vlf I Xi-ere the Senator," hat out of said Mr. Hoaov'T wonhl have jthe entire speech r V V 1 1 1 1 .i I without tV d,4.-,ys incident having Id Mr. Hale (Rep., Maine), declared that , ." U i ' ... i Hale (Rep., Ma ie) decla reel that l a UMlunngtlieday luid tlel be live del fact that . .j. 1 - , . r 1 I relied mum as 1o deteruiinin if an Hner country to a silver ljetsis and to make! ' . . . ... ' ' ' the payment of all 'debts public and jirivate in silver :whieji wasjii.iw worth loss than half what gold is worth.. Mr. Hak th'e : moved tint tlc Senate adjourn. ; Mr. Vest fMol. ins'st?d that' . the Maine Senator shouhl withhojl his lion, as' his remark. had ! placed mo. . the advocates of tin rsoli lion- ill :l fnl,e light. : -:..."! i i "We are not raon-inietallistw," said he, but bi-meta'l,tc." 1 'Mr. Allison asked- IMr. V?t wheth-' he' thought the HlahdAUi-o i act in sub stantial conij.p.ince with thf concu'rren resolution of twenty Viars ig. "This is no iiianfial .kiiidergarten. sail Mr. Vest. "The fSenmd' ffi.m Iowa ought ho kno'v '"what! th ' Bland-Allison act meant. ne'.'Hise lie 'rntned' it Ih'm elf."! ' - !'. f ' "I want it nndersth-id," -Icclaicd Mr Allitwn, "that the reW dution not mean ( the free Cjin.is the Senators f ron Colorado; of 1S78 did of .iVer . fi-i t Air vtAir) I -111. """fl jind from MUshri (Mr. Vest) have btth K:iid that this resolution means.' I want an answer to. 'my quest km and if it r oiih-ps n finnneinl kindergartMi ' to oIh tain an answer, I ivould like to hav the Senator from Mfssouri Open such a school now Mr. Vest did not deem it necessary, h said, to extend the colloquy further at so late an hour, but he askeo that an a menu men t. to the resolution offered by "Mr. liiioge earlier in Hie juoy ne; rcau ior formation. ! ! The amendment pk-oridesi that all of the resolution except ;the nwdving clause le stricken our, ail the declaration suli- stitiifsl tliat the lioinds ofj the United States are payable,- principal and in teresU in the moneri which is the high est moroy of the w;or!d.' in ! gold or its iiiiv?iU'nt. whetheri that te silver or naner. !: ; j '! - The Senate then at o:4." pj. m. a.ljofirn- ed until to-morrow. A ?1,000,000 STfEEL PLANT. An EnaelUh Syndicate Said to Have! Closed a Deal ;t B;rminglam. Chicago, Ills.. Jan.i2n.Aj special from! Birininghani. Ala., says: j - An English syndiite wliose agents first viiteil the Birmingham distrirt last spring an.1 made a careful insction of ii eoa! aiwl iron resources. l::i, it i said. : praHically I c-onr!f t el arrange ments for the erection here of a mUlioii dolLir steel : olant. iTae detail if "the deah have not! yetlsen lis'!ose. but. it is known that extensive option on I inirH'ral lald jnearj here have lieen se cured br the foreigners, and that ne- coti itions for Hie Iwiililingj of the sted Iani nave J'racu1 G0V.ORIGCS CONFIRMED. nation of lion, .lonn v. ;i.ngg io ie Attorney General was confirtne,! by tlie Senate tonlay in an executive .essron. which did not continue for mofe than five minates. POLICY AS TO CUBA i' I ' ' ' ' : ' ' ' Administration Congressmen Give a Probable Outline. THE PLAN IS TO WAIT NCVT ADEQUATE TIME TO TEST AUTONOMY IN CURA. TO GUARD AGA'NST SUODEN EMERGENCY Mhe Intellegent Judgment of Cwwul Genfr;! Lee is Much Relied On-De Lome Dis " . i ' . " quieted by the Agitation and Oe- j bate in Congress. ' ' ' Washingtn, D. Jan. 20. Centlc- men in imgress, who, hy riink of tlnir lRtitron, aiave ivau to U nccuratHy iiifornuil on the- jnlioy of he alu;hik, t ration o to tSiki, nay that this iolicy is in suhstamv a follows: At 4 he. pwwnt iiHinwnt It I felt lira t the same materkil Hnditioiis prevail that exi?tetl when the President nent his laxt jmsnge to 1 C-oiign-ys. At that time It wi stated that the plan of autonomy having len inangumte"! it wa the pur- Isr of t he , executive tmi n-h to ri ve proj-r tune for this plan to U trutl. The admin ist ra t ion r ttaid to en tertniii the same svn-timcnt toila'. The nufoiio- nuMi plan wtw. inaugurated only thre wwkH tii;o, namcJy on January 1, when the autonoiiHMi cabinet took office, ho that it is f'lt that 'then has not leeii adtiuate time irj to thej pnsiit inomeiif to form anj' fair jijdjfUMMit to the merits of tine plan wn means of nmelior iting OfnidiHoiM on thei ishind, T3e re cent occurrences ut Havana are looked ill ion as-affording evklfic1of diiontent with the plan. Init mlnft her this will In t-'iffic.ent t,o overMine the plan !t.n!f U not cnsidered as established" with any tU ,vo ' "r1f,,nt3'' ?.r V "Pl.xmate. TS' .V"' a,M'a ,,,l,,w! . duK4' 1 bserving tJie progn; of the aitoiiom i.m phin, the nd mi nix t rat ion Im ndopts1 eve'ry- iM-teantion to giwml against any sudden iMiM'rgency,f su-h a an iiirriing that -will threaten Americin interests. '1 'his is not expected to isvur, Iryt if If J1 iti Hj.lhattho imvr 7,wVr'JTni5rlii,,,it" a5i? cl,," l is to he tit ihe harlior of Havana vyithini six hours of liny risi wltlch would Imperil .Amerutau lnferets. In ojjlerJJiat there may lie ii h4ny kIkhiM an emergency arise, it I nakl that Con sul ( ieneral as Ikhmi epilumThNl to, make din-t ntiue. to tiio oimnan- lers of the Avar sliii hcv tlie vesnel could start on receipt of wrd from Jilni, h thflM,gh tlie ofT.cial itsMlne ;lt' Washington. To n great extent the gency rfjnire the prsenct. if Americun vessels. This, . '..owevef, nHilis solely to i1m question of ttnmilt of a critinil nature, ami lias no eHHMcfion with tin g'iieral quiviioii of intrventiou fT the purjmwc of bringing till war to a. close. Such a stet is mot under immediate "ui shleyatioii, for, a a.l ready statil, it i pretllctl nj the fa Hiiro of the plan of autonomy, Al.iHi n-HU-lt. it is wild, the administration doo iiot ngard n stab- lislnil by the evidence' t hand. J lie- ikiu.! .Minuter, !nor Utipuy I) Ixinie, fil!il tit I'm. State Djieirt inent to-kiy. his lwiiig dipbiitk-itie day. ami cnt f-Isi-f. qmirters of nn hour hi eon vera lion with Juidge. iXiy, the A- sistant Scretary. There' ws no late ' new from Havana. whi:h .is taken n a sign that all is quiet there. But kt ix iH'lieveil that the Minister is "werioualyV disquieted by ei'rtain events of tin last few day in thi country. First, there was the wieech 'yesterday In the Hoime r Reprew'tativ'si iff ' Rfiresetitative II!,. .1.. JT- I.... . . ' i hit, cjuiiriiian -or i im- . -ouiiiiiiH'i on Foreign A:fairs which while f r ini iLe Sjuinish view serving tlie useful purps if consolMating the insijority in MUxirt of the President pdicy a to Cutsi, yet indiol;iI .c-rtain Itdntemcntx in Ken- eral terms that are likely tv Ik iuUIum teniretfNl in Spain, Tlen a fw dinnge4 made, recent lj'. in tint distiosition of tin United State tiavol, vs are IHienil to. lwV: suhhct "to. 1 lie warn niinterprrv tat' ion' by 1h Sianih. While the more i:ientK .loiibth-ss are to In exJaJned as. a part of tluv regular nsiliiw order. it is U-lH'ved tJM'y jhave attract.il Un notice niwl iMaiprovaI of the StMitiih auhtorities. WINSLOW PJTS tf) SEA. The ! Torpi-'lo Boat to Join 11k Flotiilit I at Kt-y, West. 1 Washington, 1 1. C, Jan. 2T.. Tlie tor put to iiea to-ilajr p-do Imat "AVinslotv from Newort for Key Wst, where rhe is to. join the fiotlllii,. SMALL POX IN VIRGINIA. Riehmond, CVa., Jan. 2. Small nox fci ,rHiortc.i iron several inintt in ie county, thougi some of the tawn are clainst! to Ik measles. Tlie iUeae wan brought into AVise onnly fnm M-Mdlc- Isirmigh. IO".. where a numU-r of ne gro are down witji it. Advices to t f i- Dispatch from" Big ! Stone (Jap say that bat little alarm prevails. TARHEEL FOjlJRTH-CL.VSSERS. Washington. D. C.. Jan. 215. Fonrrh- clas jMmt master have leen appointed a follows m North Carolina: SUnfo TtnnA JnukHi A rtlilnmfin Wilkes Store,, A then I. McCl ure; Znr,' Henry AV . Puer. RATCLIFFE INDICTTED. ; , i . . j . New York, Jan. j 2Ti. R. J. R.itcliffe. the aelor. J was tiNlar indicted br the grand jury for perjury. - prison. - i ' ... t ' - i- : I. A r I I -of fence.
The North Carolinian (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 27, 1898, edition 1
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