North Carolina Newspapers

Successor to "The Morgan ton Star.' SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $1.00 THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1S93. FROM WASHINGTON. rresidrnt Cleveland's Krniarkable Caae ity for Standing Long Honrs of Hani Work The President and Seeretary Greshani Visit AnilHuuuidor ltajrar.1 at His Home in Itelaware The Weather Bureau Investigation a Nasty Mm-The Sev Coiniuisitoner of IVnuiona 4Mher Matters. Correspondence of Thk Mokajto!I Herald. Washington, l l, April 10, 1S'.3. j Tresnlent Cleveland lias a re markable capacity for standing long hours of bartl work, ami it has been pot to a severe test since his inauguration, as it has been the exccptiou rather than the rule when he has been able to retire before 2 o'clock iu the morning, and he is always at his tlesk again before S o'clock. Feeling the need of a little undisturbed rest, he, in company with Secretary tlres ham, left Washington Saturday afternoon and he will, not return until to-morrow. His destination was not made public for fear that he might be followed by some of the importunate oftke-seekers. anxious to personally present their claims. They went to see Ambassador Bayard at his home in Wilmington, Delaware. The investigation of the Weath er Buieau, now being publicly conducted after office honrs at the Department of Agriculture, is si very nasty mess as far as it has gone, and it promises to grow even nastier. The property of the bureau has, according to the testimony, been stolen and sold to junk dealers whenever certain of the minor officials needed a little extra whiskey money, and the stealing was done iu daylight, the employees of the bureau be ing used to load it npon wagons. About everything seems to have been included iu the thefts, iion one occusion a stone step bring taken from the building itself. The principal men implicated thus far are the foreman of the press room and the Captain of the watch, but others higher up are said to have received a rtion of the money, and it is exnetrI that the evidence will prove it. Secretary Morton is determined to get to the bottom of the tilth and to see that every guilty man is punished, regardless of who he may be or who may be his friends. Maj. Gen. Schofield ami Major Gen. Miles have had a squabble at long range over the trouble in Indian Territory. The quarrel is understood to have occured over the carrying out of an order for the detail of an army officer to investigate the trouble'. No U. fc?. troops will be sent there nnlass the Sec. of the Interior requests it. President Cleveland said he in tended to get the very best man m the country, who was available, to be Commissioner of Pensions, and the general approbation of the nomination of Judge Win. Lochren, of Minnesota, to the posi tion indicates that he succeeded. Judge Lochren was not an appli cant for the position, indeed, he at first declined to accept it, but withdrew his objections when his party duty and loyalty were ap pealed to by the President. His war record is of the bravest, ami although he is not a member of the G. A. 11 no member of that organization has so tar as known had a word to say against his special fitness for the osition. He was born in Vermont, but has resided in Miunesota since 1ST7, with the exception of the time he served in the army. He will take charge of the Pension Bureau, about May first. Secretary Morton found not 011 ly individuals employed by the Agricultural department who were not rendering services in anything like a fair proportion to the sala ries they receive, but a whole di vision of employes who have been practically paid for doing nothing for more thau a year. This was the quarantine division of the Iin reau of Animal Industry, which Secretary Morton has just abol ished. Quite a howl has been rais ed by the republicans because the chief of the abolished division happened to be the late Mr. Blaine'sJbrother,;althongh it is dif ficult to understand why that should make theslighest difference. Surely they did not exiect that a democratic administration would feel called upon to take care orthe poor members of the Blaine lanii- iy- Secretary Lamont hasn't been doing much talking he never does but that he has been doing some investigating and thinkiug is shown by his statement that no more army officers will be detailed for ornamental purposes. This may be a little rough on the armv officers who have been; calculating to spend the summer at the World's Fair aud the varions sum iner resorts but no one can deny that it is just to the eople who pay these men their salaries, and doubly just to the officers without pull" who have to ierform, in ad dition to tlifir own, the duties of the IxUM iilu s of the profession. Postmaster General Bisll has decided that 110 fourth class post masters t-hail be removed, except for cause, until they shall have served all or nearly all of a four year term. This is a new rule, a these oftii'ials have never lten considered o have a lixed trm, but were removable at the j.U-.ts nie of the department. Tiir change is understood to have Uen made by the direction of the Pres ident, and alter all it wilL make no ilitfViinir in ihe end, becunsf there are so many who have serv ed four years or more that by the tune they are removed nearly all .of the ret will have beome le movable under the new rule. The confidence that people have in Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a blood nietli diciue is the legitimate and natural growth of many years. It has been handed down from parent to child, and is the favorite family medicine in thousand of households. siu:i:i--KAisi; in mktii r tmun The Wester l"rt e4 IW Male I f-rtrtIlj Malted fur Tfcia ladOy. Written for the Morxaat llrr. r.v t it. wivi-mx. The sheep-raising industry in this section is not yrt far enough advaced in practical hand to give reliable information aloul the re sults. The western part of. North Carolina composed of the coun ties of Mitchell, Watauga and Ash, is to my personal knowledge in every way suited and has ex ceptional advantages for raising mutton and wool and for market ing them. The country is a plateau 3.500 feet above sea level, but so moun tainous that only after persons become acquainted with the loca tion can they comprehend it as a mountain plateau. The greater part of the soil is decomposed Iluronian slate en riched by the accumulation for ages of vegetable matter falling on it from the dense forests. In many cases the rich soil is found on the mountain sides and sum mits 4.C00. 5.000 and 6,000 feet above sea level, producing as fine palatable grass as I have seen anywhere, and by the excessive rainfall stimulated to vigorous growth the entire growing season. The grasses are also fattening, but the nature of the soil is mt calculated to successfully carry any but light stock. Heavy cat tle and horses poach it. while cat tle also injure the pastures by pul ling the grasses. The soil does not hold the roots so firmly that the plant can be pulled otl without injury to the setting. Sheep, be ing light on foot and cutting the grasses, never injure but alv- benefit them. Over-stocking with sheep in this section will hurt the sheep but not the pastures. The latter would spring up quickly after the sheep were starved out. Fresh spring water is plentiful all along the mountain slopes ami in the coves of the summits, while outside of the springs and brooks the surface is dry. the f liable char acter of the soil readily absorbing the excessive moisture, travrng the surface dry and healthful to the sheep. The climate is favorable: the winters are mild, and the sum mers cool, with much less of the animal tlv pest than one tin! in sections located ;.t lower altitu !cs. The rich soil and excessive moisture has produced a heavy growth of timber, which is the greatest drawback to making shcrp pastures, but this i compensated by the protection it gives the country against the practice in sheep husbandry called "ranging" or "ranching," s attractive t many inexperienced men. who fail by their misdirected efforts, and discourage all other further attempts to establish the industry on a proper and legitimate basts. Sheep-raising and wool-growing here must be conducted in the same manner as it is done in Wes tern Pennsylvania. Ohio. Michigan and others of the older State, not as it is done on large ranches in the newer States and Territories. It must take on the nature of the cash products, into which is con centrated the surplus of well regu lated mixed farming. When this done, I believe this section will compete with any in the country, producing wool and mutton successfully. Sheriffs Sale of Laml is OI K IttNVItt ! I t. tit K. The Merry War Oirr Ma,ly mwhmI Still loc Th- lr(I.UUrr a Land tttttr ltaia Convsptn.u-nc of Tti Mtut-?o lliaoft. The war over Sund.iv niniiM ments still goes on. Meeting ar held and largely attended; resolu tions adopted and .ismh1, and great etToit made to get control, by both sides. The principles h, Id by the contending parties, though variously worded, might be given in a nut shell as follow s: Chnnh patty : You profane the Sabbath which is God. own insfi tution. You take Ironi 11 the ot.e day in seven which should he devoted to relrgion and the worship or God. It U the duty t.r a government to protect the Sal bath by law, and whoever will break these laws should he treated as criminals. Opposite party: We propose to do uo wrong. We proiM to do nothing that will harm any living lerson or harm ourselves. For immoral entertainments we do not speak, with them we have nothing to do. We uphold the tra hin.'s of 1 1 i tit who taught th it the Sab bath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath. We uphold that whatever would have a harm ful effect on Sunday, would harm and injure ni other dav. of the week. Wt allow to every man the guidance of his own ronscieiice for religious matter. We tin not st-k to put fetteis on you. us von would 011 us. We fiudeoiithctingrreetls; we would give to every man the lilerty to choose lor himself. We are contending Tor the KUKl.tHOi of the human race, not for iu creasing its fetters. The State's legislature is im mortaliziiig Hsell by tiring off new laws like showei or nt-kcts. and they now nuiutier abon; oiM. Some or the appropriations or money would be very comic ll" thev weie not so seriou in the up shot. A an instance; a wilderness oi a place which l-wsts tr a sulphur spring, but in rcaltiv a miserable tract, and the country nrouml a nest or cut throats, is to have a road, built at enormous expense rroui this plaee, through a ing-.nl and mountainous country, to a hike three or lour mile distant. The government is in .ar the excuse r this road manv than sand dollars. There is not even a shadow or reason or excuse for this, other than filling the m kets tr lot or speculator n , iav,, tSku np the land 011 presumption. K. S. W. ..A Washington special of the nth to the Charlotte Ofiurrtr says that Mr. Tipton, editor of the Shelby xYtvVt.', seems to have the inside tratk lor State Statistician cf the Agricultural Department. I'orTnxcj. Y virtue of levies, made br ee fof I default in ravine at of tasrt ! tip to an i including i. wiCI expose . public sale, foe cask, at the Court House door ia Morgan Ion, N. C. on MONDAY, UAYI.IISS, the various lots ami parcels tl land herein named. The whole of each tract or con tiguous bosly if land blotgteg la the dtlinquents will be set t t sale at the same time al the lJ will b struck off to tticn wtWt will pay the amount f lasrs with ;i expenses for the smallest part of said land. The purchaser must par the amour t due oo the spot or the land will be imme diately resold. F.ach tract will be sld la the order named below, and the ?e will continue from day la stay untd all is disposed of. tofc;to. Jones Avery, lot, $ jea Jerry Avery, I fco Anderson! orpenmg. to acres, & 11 Atkins Mull, Frank Wilson, Albert I.ttle. Sharp Moore. John II Hale. JaVe Mitchell, Sim Austin, James Ilaker. Kc!ccca Irry, Ncal Caldwell, W T I rate, Jason Avery, Harvey Avery, Calvin Avery, Robert Avery, it F tlrittain, J I! Henry. Jhn A rnttain. M I'.rittam. S Illaklry. !t-cca lirown. I. M F.nd. I4. l lUue. J seph ttoyden. Tonev Pearson, ; W Iladey. t Irrge i'waty. KU Urittai s heirs. Hi acres, Sam'I Caldwell. j Ms, W V Crawley, ;a acres, Alfred Corpenirtg. Joseph M Iale 1 lot Kbt. t'uekworth Ct a res. l.(;a l.rwtn. I nrs l.rwin. C F Foisier. Alfred I lemin. Isaac rteming. A II Giles. F F Giles. Israel Greenlee, Iura Greenlee. G-rge llapps I It. K I: Key. Wm I.ee. Wm MoreKaJ, Albert Mv Kcnie. Ilrnrr McK?ss-n. C F McKesson, Thomas M .'tck, Svlvanus Morrow, k J Audis. I.ucinda Pearson, 15 acres. II I vss. - Albert a !e. 1 " Hrnrr WtUiams t M I. M Wall, i acres , a lots, j ij iiarvcy l.rwm. M-nre Corpenin L II Snipes, I V Smglet n, A I. 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