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iH If i Hi I, Weather To-Day.: For RaleisJitand vicinity : Rain colder. - 1AST EDITION. VOLv ill. RALEIGH, .N. G.,: WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 18. 1899: NO.42, T FIRE IN CHARLOTTE. JOHN BECK'S NAnnOW ESCAPE. QUAY LACKS FIFTEEN VOTES. - ' I 'M - i I '- - . . ; ' I I TV : ; v 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 J I I ? 1 i v,rv ' V1 - - 'lr-. -.--'l VI ' A U .. - T..',.-i - J-LJ-L 1 1 ,.Y -- "V ' ' 1 a . Postmaster Mullen's House Destroyed. Bad Fall for a Contractor ' ; Charlotte,4 N. J., Jjan. 17. Speciil. The Veshlepce of- Patmaater iMullen ! was 'burned this -afternoon. It la" ali -:" . ' " . . : r - ... , - . - most a total loss." Most' of :the postmas- Highwaymen Operating in ters turnltxxre , was. destroyed. ... ; . ' I W. A. -McKtoiney, a well known vicinuy 01 vnapei niii. ; con- of a DtflDLl ASSAULT Oil BOYS Alemorial Services at Trlrfity Col lege ia Hor of -Dr."". Cunnlngglnu tractor .while standing ont a Joist house he was building", was thrown-4to the ground by a broken plank. In his fall heNstruck a fence. It is thought that his injuries are quite serious. He is resting easier tojlight. V ! l; Mrs. J- W. Hunter died -today! from heart trouble. r ; v'f "" . - ? 5 . Citizens Express Disapproval of the Rouhtree Charter.. c;. r..Ai !.--.. .iiJi ing in for the toultry show, which UOCKCi m ine superior COlirt-lues for three days. Several cadres of Four Negroes Sent tO the Roads trIer Paeons, from the Maryland iu , v Homing "Club and a lot of poultry from Durham, Jan. .lT.-r-pecial.T-Highway the Arkansas "Poultry Association, 'are robbers are till at work on the road among the entries from outside the a large number of entries are ,; com: stirring Speeches Made Commit tee Appointed to Draft a Charter to Be Presented In the Legislature After Approval by a Mass Aeet Ing of Citizens. ' '.:---'.r''' Wilmington, N. C.!. Nov. 17. Special. Pursuant to" a. call issued this morning by a number of leading citizens, a mass meeting of citizens -was held tonightat the courthouse: The 'spacious court rccm -was crowded to suffociitlon. with v repiresenta tl ve - citizens. who gathered to take action in regard t. the new charter introducedf in the General Assembly a few days ago by His pocket K.Ife Arrested the Course of a . Eu I Ut-Othtr Wins ton Notes. Winston,' N. C, Jan. 17 Special. J. BnfflHenderson, the Republfcan states man from Wilkes county, -went to Ral eigh, last night to take a peep at the Legislature. When questioned why he was going down he replied that he ex pected to help the members of the Gen eral Assembly erase the name of the negro, Jim Young, from the corner stone of the Agricultural building, r Prof, - Santinelli, Nthe hypnotist, is in Winston, and Is stirring the town. He 'put one of his men to sleep last night and placed-him in one of the show win dows 'of a drug store to remain for 43 hours'. - Samuel Spease, one of Tadkin coun ty's well to do farmers, disposed of his fine farm last week and Jeft yesterday for California, where he expects to re side." He was accompanied by his wife and two young men. Mr. John Beck, a farmer living a few mile3 north of IWnston, had a. narrow escape from being killed .here yester day. He and his wife walked Into a magistrate's office when Constable J. M . Wilson, Who was in the room, stoop ed, down to get his over-shoes, when the pistol slipped out of the leather iocket hanging at his left side. It struck the floor and fired. The ball entered Mr. Beck's right pocket, went from "here to Chapel . Hill. Last night State. Many of the leading poultry and Lunsford .Iane; a highly respectfully 1 model farms in the State are repre- oolored man ijw -ho "drives for Mayor m.I8611- E. McCowniibf 'thiseitv. was hold' unl Director W. S. Clanson, of the mint, about one mile this side of Ckaer.Hill shiPPe yesterday afternoon to Wash- and robbed if what money he had on ington $16,261 in pure gold. This gold is U- Jus person, rjrae amount secured Dy tnej a"ipi. ii-um uere lwicv -"- . high waymehilwas JI.75. Lane says that sent to Philadelphia to be coined. the robbers were white men but he did The. Southern Spinners Association, not recognizV either of them. There the organization of North and South worp fmir mn in 'th eraner: imo nd Carolina cotton mill men, will meet again -during the past twelve months here next: Thursday. CJuite a delega -itizens of turham and Chapel Hill tion of manufactures and -other promi have been eld upr on this read and nent cit zens will go to Raleigh that wh:lte expressing the views of two robbed. ,bu so far the' perpetrators day tond the hearing m Mr. Clark- iutidred; b-,neM meri it haa not met to be a regular organized gang of high-1 school M2,Tr m'the BUTLEB;S PENSION AMENDMENT I 'Mt - E. Springer presided .M the Pta .the edttorial chair on the Win- BUMS IT ill I 111 Confederate Camp Endorses His Amendment. Reprcsentattve Roun tree. The amend- If "rough his money -purse and struck ed charter embraced in Mr. Rountree's bill -was drafted by ai committee "ap pointed by the Chamber of Commerce, nis Knire, masning it flat, xnis no doubt saved his life as the ball was ranging upward. Strange to say, Mr. Jieck was . not at all Injured by the ball. V -vlr. Walter B. Bell, one of the form- er editors of the Elkin Times, now oc- ' Warratfctfhave'. been .issued for the meeting. Stirring speeches were made arrest of oriii white roan and several negroes, whoi . r Dm ham, upm the- charge Tot assault Petitions on Doth Sides of the Question. What the Senator Says-. Washington,! Jan. 17.-Special.-Sev- ot&stlnS agfiinst Mr Rountree's I--.. !.. T TTT T M by several prominent men A set of - "kl u. v. vruuui, - - ! I - V . 111 M 1L. 1 t resolutions was drawn uo and adopted. ts "ere con8Ulun some ot uie hill jpromoitionists relative to his plan ror and j setting forth as the sense of . the having some changes made in the pres- THE lim Pllll Bill Brigadier General High Enough Rank for Commandant of Marine Corps Nicaragua Canal BUI Dis cussed In the Senate. Washington, Jan. 17. The Naval Per sonnel bill was passed by the House today, with a proposed Increase of the marine corps to six .thousand men. The provision to make the commandant of the corps a major general was bit terly opposed and was- stricken out, leaving the head of the corps nbriga dier general. The vote was 127 to 64, which fairly represented the strength of the bill in the House. - Mr. Butler presented in the Senate today a memorial from Confederate veterans of Muskogee county, Georgia, requesting the Senator to press his bill granting pensions to Confederate sol diers, as by so doing "it would show to the world that we are an united peo- . .m pie." They desire this, they say, "not as mendicants for pensions, but in re sponse to the grand and patriotic senti ments of our President, and as voicing the sentiments of every patriot who lu,.fl.cul!l,"u"i- .,... 1 " meeting that the people should vote for aw V1 1,118 "c loves his whole country and respects .,u:-t.i. -t .4.1.1 1 1 it. !.. I n i - X- ! '. f It- V. Ill ll w --V. T .t -1 - -...lit n. I ouidiu-wM ixii umc'u .Knua iu-x swiiaie iouay aSiiis-. me passage v their choice for mayor, chief of police. .lda U1" --61iui. uc the valor of dead confederate soldiers the men assaulted two white boys be- Butler's amendments to pension Con- city clerk and chief of fire department Petitioned to pass r cause it waf, thought that these boys federate soldiers. Amnne- fhTTv wr a: the primaries, and expressing strong - 3 .1 Jw - 1 -4 1 ,3 . X. 1 , I W officersrwhere theycpuld find an Vicksburg Camp, No. 32. which msid- "-- ;". 7 as humiliating; Sidney re6clutions 8et forth also that the citi- Camp of 'Batesville, Ark., lrns must In future govern this city. states that it asks no specialjaiid not ring politicians. illicit distillery. Both of the. boys re- ers the idea ceived ugly' wounds on their heads and j Johnston one of .thems says he escaped with his j which life by telling his assailants that he would show fthem the whereabouts of favors of the government; Jas. R. Her- On motion, a committee of ten cttl- The Winston-Salem Chamber1 of Commerce met toniglxt and elected of ficers for the ensuing year. This was the annual meeting and several other matters of interest to the Twin City were discussed. Work on the long distance telephone line between Winston and Greensboro as brothers of our united country." Resolutions adopted by Confederate camps in other States against the pas 3 age of the bill were presented by Gor man, Jones and Berry. The Senate discussed the Nicaragua Canal bill. It rejected an amendment declaring that the bill should not be come a law until the government had opposition Cheerful In Face of a Possible . Break In tme Ranks. Harrisburg, Jn. 17. The Quay lead ers tonight declare thit victory is la sight. ..either side expected a decisive vote today, but the antl-Quay leaders aae concerned over a strong probability of some Democrats deserting to Quay. . T.'miln deserted Jenfcs, the caucus nom inee, in the first and only 'ballot today. and the unexpected break in "the solid Democratic phalanx scared the Demo crats. The break -will probably be fol lowe? tomorrow, by two Democratic members from Adams county, who will absent themselves on the ground that the Quay Republicans helped "them in their election. Four Luzerne county members of the minority say they will desert Jenks and vote for Judge Rice. Each Democratic member received a letter tonight from the chairman off the Democratic caucus, urging him' to stand firm for Jenks and be present at evcij session. In the ballot today Rep- m-er.iatiye Shaw and Senator Tosch, reputed . anti-Quay men. voted for Quay.- Quay got 112 votes and must have V, more to 'win. The antls ire. quite chipper tonight,. and say that Quay will never get the ntccssary votes. Fifty-one of fifty-two Republicans who refused to vote for Quay held a meeting tonight. Speeches were made congratulating thfc antls on the result of the ballot tciay and pre dicting Quay's defeat. It is rumored tonight that enough Democrats are to be absent from the joint caucus to give Quay a victory. All are to be affected with grip. It Is said. TWO THOUSAND ON A TROOPSHIP, I . i urn frnm -n--ri tt fha fl tra uoirr1 the captnred; still. While lookingi fo nicely. The poles are Uecured the rlirht to maintain a naval posed to any action by Congress that tne lines of the resolutions, which willbeln set and 11 wil1 De but a few weeks force in garrison points along the may lead to pensioning Confederate be submitted to the citizens In mass I before the line is completed. jcanal. Sullivan (Democrat, of SBssis soldiers - . I meeting, and after ; approval be for- tnas. j. fenoar ami j. u wiison. pn. jsippi) offered an amendment limiting Senator Butler presented petitions warded to Ralefh for introduction in vates In tne orsytn Kinemen, now ax flve mnilons the amount to be paid signed by. 55 Confederate veterans of the General Assembly. Havana, wno nave Deen nome on iur- to Maritime Canal Company for Oolumbus. Ga.i askin him not'tft aban- The meeting was an enthusiastic and lous:ns for several weeks, have re- compensation or reimbursement. This don his intPntinn irt fpAi- hi m- harmonious iratherimr. and Mlsnlaved ceived honorable discharges. Their pi waa agreed-to. per was read hy Dr. Bassett in which " pension Confederate veterans. Plainly the Intention of the citizens Pers from War Department state pettigrew (Silver, of South Dakota) the "'copper'! -he manged to escape.- Of ficers went birt to look for the, men yes- terday morning-but nave not returned up, to this eyening. . . 1 Memorial services Ayere held, at Trini ty College last night in memory of the late Dr. Jee A. Cunninggim.' A pa- The Orant Will Sail Today for Manila via Gibraltar. , New York, Jan. 17. The Fourth United States Infantry and one bat talion of the Seventeenth Infantry ar rived in NewYbrk today and were em baiked upon the troopship Grant, which will ail tomorrow morning for Manila. The health of the Fourth is excellent. The Grant, before sailing, will steam up North river as 'far as the Grant monument in order that people may have an opportunity 'to see her before she starts on her long voyage. Turn ing around at that point, she will point her head to the open sea and make for Gibraltar, her first coaling point, The men -who for the next seven weeks at least are to make the Grant their home, arrived in Jersey City very eariy this morning. tMany of the' offi cers will take their wives and children with them. The little army of 2.000 Is In' command of General HalL General Law ton and staff will go along. he gave a short sketch of the deceased's life and toM; of his great work for the cause of Christianity. 1r. Kilgo spoke in a very touching manner of the life and death of Dr. CUnning'gim. Among other thihgai hesaid; "I count myself the greatest! loser on account" of his death. I shall never forget .when I met him on my ; first -trip to Durham. He Tey say: "It was a war between the! generally to have good government. that ail volunteer soioiers wno are ai saJd tnat no would be built, and States and not a rebellion" and. thev There has been considerable feeline 1 "J"c "u6"3 ' "'" the only effect would be to pay five are entitled to all privileges as other for some time against the Chamber of -"ev ax. millions to manipulators or the scheme. citizens of the country. Senator But- Commerce for h'aving the amended ler said to the Post correspondent that charter introduced In the Assembly be ne has received numerous letters from fore submi'ting it to 'the citizens. North Carolina and other Southern States favoring- his amendment: that TWO CURRENCY REFORMERS. hebelieves the rank and file of Confed- are noc neeaeo. liscnarges were se- The oniy consistent thing to do was. to cured last week for two other mem Duy rom' the company the property it bers of the same company who are in posse.sed for what it was worth Havana. nese are j. tx. unzzara an- caffery (Democrat, of Louisiana) of Thos. G. Holt, whose homes are In rered a substitute for the bill, one ap- WJnston. For several months during laH. , 'j fvn. - . I v- o came with :jme to this place .and first emte veterans favor it He he Hanna and Smalley In Wasblnoton Sup- the past year Mr. Holt was confined by licn- for bulldmff the canal, not more ixunted outito me Trinity College. He ..,fi. , ' I i oortlna Different Schemes. fever in the 'hospital in Charlotte. .-. . 4m v-. sKiys, io asceriani. ine -emper oi on-1 . I 1 1 au incuij-cifiin uiiuiui -. Washington, Jan. 17. Chairman Han pointed out to me Trinity College ifa helpful jio nie at every point; espe oiaUjr was .he helpful , to me in my Christian lie. Christianity makes great DEMOCRATS FOR COCKRELL. The Democratic County Executive ln:one : year.' The' bill appropriates six hovce. Representative Rubey. ; who will be euided in his future course on of the Indianapolis Monetary Com- Committee met In Winston yesterday mlllions for the purchase of all valid the subject by what he deems to be the mission, is in the city endeavoring to and discussed some matters relative to j concessions or grants, and abrogates He Will Be Elected Senator Today for the FHt Time. Jefferson City, Mo., Jan.- 17. The House and Senate today balloted sepa rately for United States Senator, the rest It showing Frncis Marion Cock reli to be the unanimous choice of the Democracy for -re-election, this being h'S fifth consecutive term In the tipper cfcracter: jip other, force In aU History of - veterans after induce Congressmen to take some ac they have had an opportunity hekrd. t to be REPUBLICAN CONSPIRACY. West Virginia 6overnor and Senate Will Not Recognize Democratic House. tion at this session in the-matter af fording relief to the banking and cur rency systems of the country In accord I ance with the demands of the India napolis convention which, authorized the appointment of the commission. E. V. Smalley, secretary of the Bus! nee Jed legislation by the present Gen eral Assembly. the Cray ton-Bulwe? treaty. After an executive session the Senate adjourned. PHILIPPINESITUATION IMPROVES. COURT MARTIAL FOR EA0AN. Insurgents Apparently Pleased With the Alger Failed t Have Miles Included In the Tone of Foraker's Recent Speech. . J Order for Trial. Manila, Jan. 17. Thft situation is Washington, Jan.-17. After the Pres has made s'0 many great and . heroic men. Dr Cunninggim was one of . the highest products of the religion of Christ in this generation. He was complete." jThe services was very im pressive 'throughout. There wasm small fire at the factory of W. iuke Sons &,Co., yesterday af ternoon. The fire originated in the dryer-room ion the. second floor of the r . - factory andv, was ;soon put out by the private fire eauiDments of the company.! ihe . li publican Senate will refuse to The damag. will be very slight,- caused recogi'.ize the . House a it is const! mostly by ; the water used. , The city tuted af present, and oroceed to ocean- rr( ripnapffepnt-was rallpd out but ther; it ' - - . i i-t- a. . new iccisMiLivt? ihniv in uuru i i - -..... -.. . . 1 v . ..rvpa mi ksh lxi lie ;v , services of the firemen were not neeea.i ... . , -. Imittee on Bankinsr and Currency at its tr, inf-,,i0nr ti-th Ar-rr--.,- . --a '- - , , , i! ... .i w .i t ancB w.xn me pian oi campaign mappeu i r - ... .., : iccnnic-uy u-iu.i- .r. "- , Juge Bryan isdisposihg of the crimr- . x,... meeting tomorrow. A motion will be v,,i hn'anv r-nMuclon Vither officially . v.. v rarAn." - L . .... ,.-.....-. ----- " IU wero.wui.iiwme - , placed Cockrell In nomination in the House, voted, for-him for Senator for his first term twenty-four years ago. The legislature will meet In joint ses s'oii tomorrow, and tneaction of today vill then be ratified.' RC. Kerans, of Sz. Louis,' was .the choice of the Re-' publicans. senators Elected Yesterday. ' Albany, Jan. 17. Chauncey Depew Wheeling, W. jVa., Jan. 17. Demo-.lness Men's Sound Money League. -Is SOmewna.t improved. An insurgent hdent hn( cabipet decided today to try cratic delegates in the House are muchl -lso in Washington upon the same er- newspaper announces that 5,000 Filipi- Eagan by court-martial and turned was elected United States Senator to- 5 I rand" Vnf t"h t rork owitlomon q ra nnt I . : 1 i t i - . A t.nAl . . . , 1 t, . k.. n t, - 04 Vv tCi-akv alarmed this evenlne owr a rerfyrt t I ' " ' no inps,.waicu.uu i-c-ciuun.ru kiiy- (own Alger in nis .wiiempt 10 e i vj - wiw o u.Kj. working Jn harmony. Smalley says around Manila a fortnight ago," have l-rues included in the investigation, ar- CongTess should pass the VanVorhls bien withdrawn into the interior. The raneements were ..made at the War bill, and he asserts the belief that the . I paper .aleo comments favorably upon Department for. Issuing a formal order j measure can be enacted at this session. Foraker's recent speech In tne Senate. for ial. A copy of the order will toe iat docket iVery rapidly and it is now thought that te will be 'ready to take up the' ciyil docket by Thttrsday or out last night at a caucus of Republi can leaders. The latter will not discuss -the matter at any length, but the plan tZs , j! -j.i--ii Af. is. said to be the organization, by Re- . . . I '..W .. I I - . . toda 1 wer, ; two agains t K Cf Xineber-1 . , ... . 1, " .- , . ' I will be recognized by the Senate and ry, one rorsjemDezziemenx ana tneoineri , , . . i-- -nH tAw.oo rr-"ruw'. ine enaie aajournea at nol prosseAiby the' Solicitor. The 'case against Ruben Barbee, for carrying a concealed ' weapon, was also nol prb&X d wilh lAn.vp.'l:T ' WlwtbPT-. fnrr slander. . 't., i ' - I rf crm enf entered theplea of -nolo contendere and I . . - Bos ton; ; ' Jan. "17. Senator Ubdge was re-elected Senator by the joint session of the Legislature today. -St. Paul. Jan. 17. Cuhmah itrpavis The,, subject Will come before the Com- Th n?rman nonsiil -pmrvhatJcaJlV dented I tt-" -. , hh k nlo tra -AWtd Senator odar br 126 to . wt v. v. w i.-- o aw m- i - Towne. Via was ishhaj-sred unon th navment of officer's cJsir The case against Barbee House is said to have originated in a mjrnlng after aj, nmess of . several! ifad been-W docket for quite awhile, statement made; several weeks ago by weeks, of bright's disease. He leaves a :twfcyars aso Barbee'killed a tne attarney-general that such a pro- widow and three sons, one of the latter man by the name of Cole, bu was ac. ceeping would be proper. Republicans being In the military servjee in Cuba. made to report the VanVorhis bill, but the fate of this proposition is In doubt. ne i ssenaie aajournea su. noon without taking notice of , tne li ton a di an nc rnvfinpec nra an iouse. Tne. iouse noniiea tne oy ! JLl A. . ' f ernur xnat u was Teaay ror usiness, H. w . N.tlvB D.nnvlvnl.. News tut he has not yet made anytacknowl- J paper Man and a Diplomatist. Washington,,; Jan. 17. John Russell The alleged plan to organize a new Young; librarian of Congress, died this . r . . . . . . r . t w me xo report me acireary diu, pui or nersonallv. on the part of Jiimseir ,-t-i vatran will tw nblled to remain 1 . t ' -1! 111 Tl 1 . - . I i it if not ueueveu xms win e uue. xl or on the part ot any resiaent uer- th cannot leave nis house ex- is expected, that then a motion wlU-beman3'with the I'lllplno government. H? ti) attend trial without authority. . . - ' mt in .. " . -. .ail the German government ordered can only te granted by the Pres- the consul at Iloilo not to accept charge 1(Jent or protection of Spanish Interests, . as Rios had leuuestad him to do upon his withdrawal from Hollo, for fear of com plications with Americans. Pluto Put to Sleep In Ten Rounds. New' York, Jan 17.-J oe Brown, Yrtim? nPluto7" the colored champion Three hundred Spanish prisoners left featherwelght of Australia, was put to sleep by the American cnampion. here for Spain today, leaving 7,500 to; be repatriated. The Filipino government Dixo . ' the tenth round at the at Maioios announces xna. it is Unnr Athletic iClub tonhrht. Although paring to release Spanish civilian prls. I i&ht heavier than Dixon, Pluto oners, out not mars., iiien- Filipino commission has not yet com pie ted Its work. General Wheeler In Richmond. Richmond. Va.. Jan. 17. General Quitted Of imifrder.. He was then arrest-r1 - r. xoung was Dorn in tester coun . li..-. ' - - hennwinp" cicne - nf - r i arn rent thPV l .o.. - v. a i unr.n tiii fhT:e mentioned an-d was """" : ' "i ' " - ii--jr-,iB.-jr-a. . mnnAit n th' TMin in roaaa. ia,xert : " ' i uulwiciv in nn iic jwic he was released upon his promise to Part wanis everything in sight. Should any in Virginia as correspondent, and . ... i'uvr b n-h r ha ' heen on they-, remain with tne majority, now- remained with It to the end of the Wneelers warm i " .'"-.- ; ' I ,- f K a eHtiatlnn 4aV i(nirtTr I .- ' T VI'Via r1o A 4ha SlMios' TToTTIA Vet docket' since that-' time So'far'Judgei ' wwuiu6ij juiiaiviiiiijr ;euiipa.igii. .mvi tv.7 . vv, t.-..-.': i.-:-aV- -non ?- :-rWnfV uevcrapmenis Tomorrow. , i was managing eaitor or . tne i'nuaaei-1 erans cneereu aim iu iuc wuu c-. T . ' I " : : ". I nhia Prpaa.- Hi waa a nwsnaier-wrl- salute was fired in his honor. At. 1:30 hn TMro wprp pivmi a. tprm m -iuui ! .. i - ---. - i - i . , : . w -1 nrr-st lor niiung neuro rasimasici. , ter in s-everai capacities, and Decame aiociocs ax a . v.. v,r r a n tri n 1 . .111 q 1 1. u 1 11 1 . 1 r . . .... . 1 - m - lUlyUUI- Vi, ,- -w. . - . - j . reception: was no match for the'Bostonlan. The Autralian was clever in stopping head blows, but Dixon soon got to his body. Pluto'could not hit hard. either, and he succumbed under a succession of. ter rific 'blows. The fight was fast, dean continued I and Interesting. I- Augusta, ile..- Jan. 17. Senator Hale was re-elected today, .but; on account ,, of his opposition to expansion, fifty. Re -publicans. absented themselves from the session off .the -legislature as a silent protest, against his views. Administration Down on Miles. Washington, Jan. 17. The belief Is. , growing that the Eagan case will ln volve General Miles in some way. The administration is very much displeased with. the manner in which ,he has acted in giving out Interviews respecting the . present controversy. It is. hinted to night that he,, may toe relieved . from ... command and ordered home. . '.. catd in the killing of negro postmaster Baker and his child a year, ago' and serious injury of others of his family. United States marshals went to .Lake of his wife.? is under bond charged with stealing; $10 from R.' P. Rogers, 'ine, case win s come uu ueiuic-iojut i- Cown nef t Saturday. " - J City toragt t to rmake othen arrests of T,Squire M. A..-. .Angler, -oner.-of .. the. promi'nent re.idents, against 4 whom' pioneers of r Durham, is some better and. . r.sai, tn havp hi3 many friends hope to see ftim on - Eagan WHI Be Arrested Today. Washington. Janl 17. It Is officially luncheon given In nis announced tonight that General Eagan n Ti. r haTiaMu.fl wjnV Unrint. t h wmfln'rrii.brhe made a I Will be piacea unaer arrest oeiyrc licii Jjtia, i iii tii. u v. a u utroiu , . ... ..wv. . . " ' - . v. .riro and renresenta- Close Ot Ollice xiours wiwuun, I . - ii umi .intlnl t rk rv him ter. and afterwards as corresponofent I tive gathering, mciuamg -overnur , - . in London. Paris and Madrid. In 1877 Tyler and members of his staff, were win oe annouuee ,-. hp n r-ftrvnriTvinied T.Prpsint Grant on I nresent at a reception , to . Greneail ia Iniimwarniind fh world. In 1882 1 Whepler in th Jeff erson Davis man Tif.'-xra'f armoJnted Minister to China, sion. eiven bv the Confederate Memo-1 Baltimore. Jan. i. xne una . and remained at Pekin .until President rial Literary Society, this afternoon. Holliday & Co., one of the oldest whole- Cleveland's accession to the Presidency any . ex-Confederate officers were sale dry goods nouses en't and welcomed General Wheeler s. -i.,. it airr. nrt Cnarieston, S. C, Jan. 17 K -. - I --..---ii. i,a v-m ,oaLt in tha anaMtv nf aditnriai wri-1 hripf nddrPM A larsre and reDresenta ; , . -i - 3 I . Ul Will 111 -Til L. LluC i.1 V7J. LKXAC --i.fc.r - T C-3 C,W ill vriwi. J -.--m -. I - - Thomaslenn, who has recently en- Jaiiea toaay cnargea wnn oeing impn tered suit against James ,-, warreu for $20,000 for alienating the affections ;TREATy SHORT SIX "VOfES. i ample proof.. in 1883. . WHien McKinlev was elected ProsMpnt hp annointpfl Yune libmrlan I Prsss I of Ooneress. - l He left for Washington this evening. In the South, went Into the hands of receivers to.ay. ssats $132,000, HabiUtles $377,000. Democratic Senators Say It Can Be Amend-' i edSo as to Be Acceptable to All .Washdngtbh, Jan. lT.The clcse of the can van of the Senate on the Ques tion off ratifying the peace treaty shows. , for ratification 54, opposed 23; doubU'C 10. It' will take sixty votes to ratify the treaty. The oi-bsitlon is led by Gorman. . . Democratic' Senators . say th.y have a Bufficient number pledge! to ammd tht treaty and make it ac ceptable to the entire Senate. Thi3 amendment provides that there shall be no extension of sovereignty of tho United State- over the Philippine.. 1 ut that Spain chall evacuate, leaving Jae -.-t.r Tr-i.a. 1 1. lh1Ih thplT O VITT Tt.V - lllll- n eminent. '..' the streets? again soon f! 4 ie