North Carolina Newspapers

in ik M" -' $ Him V0 A J?:TiTf:TO. ID Weather To-Day For Raleigh and vicinity: Fair. TEEPOS- Bicycle Conttst Coupon 03 Pc 7, i . - a i Ari m m ill n mi department of Justice ceives Complaints, Re- fill I0BE SI! HI . maue to work in h ii t to say that one of the five men so ter- ucaieu is in a bad way. POSTOFFICES CONSOLIDATED. Order Hyphenating Winston-Salem Sflned hu r a a. . . -uim45ier oenerai. C t . I mi. rormal ordor nnan,ini u postoffices of Wint-t,, i ttt. . . nuf.iuu ami ouiL'Ill 1UIU A mston-baleni, to taRc effect July 1st, A.oi e 7x, luuay ,)v 1 ostmaster Gen ernl Sm tii ...... ... . tablished in Snlnm rm, ... master Lybrook nf Wn,fL . l-krt?.-.,. j " " '"oiuu, Has un pointed DOStmnstm- nf li l i x., ot;, r , Postnwster at Salem Mas appointed superintendent of tho fc-uo-stationan Salem. All details con tained m these dispatches two months HT Worn rn t " . ..v, iui luio practical effect. A Bit o! History In Facetious Vein. Washington. Hfnv s -n, f ,.r. . ' C7 JJVOlU'm'eS Ol mctnn XT ii JUllillllllTOrl ii 1 1 orvrv . iut suients of these places will there tore receive mail nt tho wincf., post office. This nffico i i ipumyjouRT OBEYED ORDERS Alger Whitewashed in the iReguIation Style. m mm criticized Evidence lunorcd When It Did Not Serve the Purpose for Which the Court Was Created - Connres- slonal Investluatlon Expected to Follow um- m ine tinted States with a hyphe- Washington Afnxr s e ed name, and the circumstances sur- hoof in i 7 lTho rounding the consolidation are of in- ,nIiry ; court lias submitted its terest. Ui report. It hn ir.n i., United States Prisoners Confined In the Penitentiary Say They Were Brutally Punished for Refusing to Work In the Brickyard Outside the Penitentiary. Washington, May S. Special. The Department of Justice here has been receiving: of late a number of letters sni . a uono Its wrk as It was nuni i inted states prisoners confined Winston, which -row unt 1fbpns n " ', v" c when it did in the Raleigh prison, complaining of shadowed the parent citv sileml" T 8 Pnnlned conclu- bniral treatment. These complaints 100K .0,n Wmstonians as of mushroom ' " eniPliasd facts when "they are of so serious character that an jsem ito, Vi.nstoian regard "J0? to colr to the result de- ,.i-.5,i,. 1 . . . oaiemites as old fosries. fimdnniN. ti.n sired to bo sot fnu - w LuL 10 icaieigh this new town tow mi 1, 1 , ' J A . VJl course the . U,,.. i ""F'" 1 to the borders of report is niinc r- - i.wix l w xuuii mto conditions ana the boundary became mirr- ,u"lTl" Allies. The y imaginary. It still remain In taw 'VaS C0Dstltuted for that, pur- .Major Strong, general agent of the SnL?11 -eiT ar two tlistin PS0 aU1 " UIS carrici1 ol,t the pur r, T...... . . 1 . iCeipoiations with town r-nvnm Pose of if r.v,4i . ' ,ur 'hile Winston ron in A. V L,., ",-"u- general .Allies is importance, Salem .went at A" ! " a.K"r ferity, but the evi pace, but all nrnnnitinc ut Ilce tnat he sni.n.ui - V: ";vn tuwL AVinston ei.mmated, but was nubllriiml 0 ii.. r1'"- umt-u . a town hnwn oo in the nro nt ... Prisoners Wmston. and Salem w-int it k", n I 7 l,mo' Iias id Major fesaiem. FinaSy the raihUlsta- " ! ipression upon the JloS." maDDCr of;8utcrfuffe and era- huMis dIsorcler hatl wbuMed ci?Las, censured, When Del- he SOlH,:"ed ? -ha taken P,ace VETERANS GOING ..... THE DARKEST CRIME. Prominent K. n,m,dy " r, .. B,,,t,la0s,O'HIR. 1 hlladclnl.ta -r o wood. ,,"1ort-,."a: ; r-i1- v- tho 01 miKMons of UnltiHl "lurai years was uimeu stato i-nne.ii . .. . . "peatlnsr nf . r""?0 ' omingo. haneln- of uuruiug and an ?,T .:.'a.m 'J the sub.e- 111 SPECIAL CARS DurhamItes Will Be tfumer ous In Charleston. fl Ofllll FROM PBBH men irhi-i. i ""irajnuR or wo- rt mo 1 h0 nWemI the greatest l, lnw""ry utterances bcln made by imhitiIo . ...... ..u uiere was only one wnv o lrinir tho tui a Lll.il WaS TO romnfn . sension. tuu vausc 01 Uls' nroiit t-, 1 t au'i me subfe- 1 . rn'M on - . .errs . : .:..: or curope-Dr- -.ut iiii'ii. 1. . . " - v 1 wu.&uii nrnnpc inra - v n . t . . t -. iiiiiwi . wiiyu missions Durham Dirt Brings HJah Prices. ' MiaiMin fonf ii"; rr"Jdt or U-l If rou H-oul.l . - - yon nouUl tll;T,!,lo3,, nuvtjng tho situation la mnir icr anr nmii . tl -n iho iusxtion frn like a joke stlUnz th i'Uprcnr. All U, ell. woriii are clJrrrtM ,aclT to the M M Ion WouI.I rn.,r L - ..!-! .. . mt- uin ixiQ lilch irrrliorlrs f tte United Durham. May a-sneeLnl t t Webb Camp of Confederate Veterann" will leave here tomorrow mi,,, . 1 . .. ... ut. o clock for CbarleMon tm- eierans' n nnlou. The ca are always complaining," said Major named Salem. Finally thrraihUcfstat n imlon upon the T ranged its name to Winston- . a wllItvashlng report Salem. Tt rr.iiii , .. " iyjLl hv n 'W"1- btrong, "and in a majority of cases 'i.ey have no ground for what they say. Often they are unruly, refuse to u.mk auu give much trouble. There d 1 10 insTon-i, "-"unuiuj: renc Salem. It ?.-illori tn t- . bv a hn.nr,i e . H l v it 0 toi-V. . Ul raiem- - ttj' uootiickers will - S V & I 111 I I' I 111 T I 1111 I I. I I I I ITT I V A W i - I - --.v- 11 ill III fllDnnA.lllI . i. . " u'oui-uiuns RELIEF FOR DEWEY. Admtri 4tt. ofd.r.j Dtptrt f7 Wa iJi in "fi-iT, t. . to attend 7 ,4" rartnjent loUy fmm il.n'rntiimin.l . ... -. rj m M" ten thousand of thoo .:TranH m,n,ou' The, rUtes" ho K.,1YI .. ... 7 "" KO in IWO FIKH-1.iI enr L 1H-W l uuui IK lOUll'I ntiil iiuui iuf i'ui'iitianil or llio l.Uii . 7oZn,n 'VVel,,nE wo"''' P a "rPM"t ""wk w' at least W.."',;" .TV' am ho. o, ? """' "ay 'lo It. onc bun-'"-I la tho rty. They II l?.,an,U " mV loSSn 'nmlT" ,han. Iym""": ,n -V T". CO""'y VU-ra"S nrriv"' rTc,KPr the Mi rt .,h raoe lhat n'l""- It l ,on'sht. unJer the comnmnj of Mr l u"l VnIn. J, tioomed to nttor . t t . . Mr 1 it .1 1 white ma., 1.1 Twn . r.' " anu they will ca on with " " r that no lllrect Mr: he N nn, " - "wow soldlen. from thl count, f... '."I" n" ror - relief of sio .he n;svrr or ' t n.niw of ,e tanr w. Vta'-.hV.iiTs.s:,: "'" wljeneil .t.. r: ..t .a ' P,"l- far"'"' at.a'I'lera.lon.henuX.Un1;" IUU 13KI nt lilininKi. I Dl'U'i'r lv . " ' - .ere will I., .. A- Itxtt ,.' ':..:.u"?u . aotmR an., .ynehlwif, , , ten.hioee torn rth T X-To" '" fe L.":: ""!!'' l-'" n ltb n,,U. 'l-faet that CoL J. & T!". ?. 1- -11 from iVh, u. ujv-u will DO tort-iflwl H.1P ntiA.1,., r -..vv. ,x-i,ti . . . . " race I" "' "--wn ui mo (xiN-n r . '.'"imz mo iu,rw ir.t I i . . . vau li.tr..v ...... . . .. T , . , W wuiract with tlie Raleigh prison prohibits working L u..otU. tI. UHS nas been done the. agreement , has been Yxl There is also no statute, Major Strong uJf preventing Federal nris- y.;eis rrom being flogged. There has for years, however, been a rule of the deimtmont against applying flogging It is said that it would not be wise to mtorm prisoners of this, and the He 1S only gin to prison officials It is said that, if anything, the stat "tos loan to flogging if that pun sh ment is practiced upon State prisoners in an institution wle both tate and lMMl(n, prisoners -are confined. Sec on , of the Revised Statutes sTys Statesfcrs confined m .State prisons are subject to tho ;nne laws as State prisoners hey au absolutely in control of the authoT ltlef: M Mr. Strong, "but w? - re nnf of Certai" nts'af To itaiment or our nHenno Irof. Jerome Iowd. who holds ibo'SuT f "H n n,Prn,,"r hairs of political economy and foclob' ,a an a,,v,ry eapadty 'J3T In Trinity College. I-ft lierehu'fT0?1 ,n Wa'Wn5laa. Tli ftemoon for an Kuroiin tour, iakn an Indirect cxrr A SPECIMEN COMPLAINT A sample complaint reads: "We the Ztmr Pnisent we received month. vcrY' e " this tri.i Jormea in line and t nf "5? ,,s1 ? be taken outside -Pete with aiso com- , m . ' ."t1' abor and brick- Viii o.1 st,T lclnlt5'- Thirty or more .., . states prisoners went rind n-e pS'tLrwehre&n wll block xv ' l001i US into the tie 1 wm7 0 e were handcuffed and u o(T hi n rDe m overhead and lust ton f ?"r wrists lmtil our toes down n 1 ' 0ur trers were pulled law nnrnas ? twenty "bio to sVnnVi en aown was un- f.v.,1, rAltaL. The others of us hnd The success iittonriinr i.t mis i j ij i n t-i ' kjuvu 1111 1. u TO ann-nl. and express oomr..mTr A V. ,1, . j luuuwt'U SUlC and changed the name of their offices to Winston-Salem. Reconciliation be came the Watfhwnril on1 ooh i".r"r,:r . " iremims z pressing sentiments of reciprocity. Tim- era of cood fooUno- wi auguration of a movement for a joint uuomess in inston. oiM n. weavers, chief of the division Of salario nnl n . MliU c4 1 ill "I I f 1 wa? sent to WinStnn.soi. the ono ,XT aujusi - m renort tlie donirt- n.ent decided tn ofh es, but protested against adopting ,i 1 immi' a no 'department uu nof care whu-h n.. ,.. , uea, but it was iipnM.vnr.t,i i,4. . --i"iov.iin-u IUUL Sill 11 action on the nnrt f ... c" would destroy all the rmy nZ existing and revive former jealousies and as a result tho ,io ' s: . - -i.ti. UJ1V.-11L aSlTWl ta accent tho i,mhon,.i " v tl.o noffi ' '".V Vaie. and eVtPri in w- A""1 W1" noW be lo nt Snton, ;,nfn 'and tfle postoffice at Salem will be abolished, but a sta tion will be established immediately Rvery one is pleased but the Salem postmaster who still wants to be an indenendent nnctn.n, ..r lu , " i'"ii"i3u-i. no will l)o offered a clerkship in the consoli ated office, and may perhaps be made clerk 0 Vi iuc oaiem station. fessor Powd pocs to Now Hewer Were to !. rw-,n.i . 't to Cie N wan reet exnreitnlon f unv - iipnr'd ...... I . . - - York. I M " TtT""- WT orxler in nn ... " " wiuuul in.nsntlnpn1 . mnvantvn m ..." . oven with an officii,! t... u., . "Y' to moot i ' ir'c..,"T "lor men " etinewiay he will Kill on ! ' " " ,ra that Tho ovidont 'oi , io ir.i-r jvmrncrn c ty and lIlt- teamer FriesLind nf ti,A t ii' " rruere iewer when tho !m port ZnZ ,he t warTnT!!? nd Snd r line, for AnSgaJLilZ nlt? .UJr ,n "'u- neonle . J P.P. ,10,1r5 a,nonS the .ODt ?' hls terrible conflict. If for the num., f .SI'. ..Ici,lut "ey will not -at fnr h1!.?. soldlels by its noxloa, odors and worse g a half way: If wc do this the 'wd win vl.it e ,?rt al cT. eTf -" Ao,.l,,.4. SecU-.T -S The K!52-- 'rr mmm mmm mmmmmm scandals have Khn. , .,RUC" . . - ,.r..m,!Mon?- Kom, rhurcho the ilkitor once. Next Wtv I INTFninD nc -iio ieiiiis rotir or fivo tit,w. . .!.ift-f -m .11... . . OPERATIONS IN LUZON. Army Gunboats Ennan t- , Manila. Mav s.A,.n,-. Laguna De B vnn'' 1 .? " "asua our miles south ZSZ " em?.nd?. to establish rm.tr!. Jiltr. WIMP enemy's trenches i 1 Doats replied to 1 guns and drove I he gunboats gua, which nlnoo thTr , m. 1.1 t y w sneiicd. Though the boats were subjected to heavy volleys of musketry fire, no one WHO nirf A i..n. . ' "lit. - min siieiimg tiuagua the gunboats returned to Manila to cot supplies for General inu '..v. - - 1'nn.uiium s troops. Insurgent forces have been divided ---- V4 t1 .-V jeiiartment. No such scandals have ahnwn 1 , V1 . - ciiv-tt. ueatis 111 The end. howovor la nc wm uTiiirt IKS u nen Lonirrws sional investigation Is very Ilkly to follow, and those xvim ii...: 0 od all cvidenee win '77'? !,raru- ri . "v iui tu tnamo I he great final ooiirti,A "Jine- aire,,,,,- pass.,, JwmuS5X? ret tejK11 a "imewashPnl 1- v 11 m t". ; ; v. , AN EDITED DISPATCH. their usual roiitrihitiir.fi. r.. .... .w. Ull! II I- ,.,iRiSK,iaIrH,I, S.?"' ",or,"n"" for ,wn' " M-iii. 11:1s reiumetl I nas iM-en aeeiito.l n .,.1 1 from a tour of lnsieetlon of IWto Lorii,or2 ?X!J?1 L.?'L.?..,V,w'Ioni,ry to 11 nclpe and Santiago. He savs all tie work , ".t 7 " '"V for h !ml civil catiM that lve been ac- tuuuuaung oa the docket federal yc-arK. War Department Holds Back Part of a Report from General oti Washington. M.nv scarcely notlctnl. The b received tliis mnrn t rl "I1" i?" w"? everywhere is excellent. - 1 1 k I I I I I I Otis, of which the following s a copy With eortiiin ,.ix..... r V u tuP pia eiiuuuaied: Adjutant General. on u.-i uon is as folliinw To... r 4 4 A 11 I I I I red f Trwpi u ta Tropics. w .11. . Mlnclno nml nn V"'. " . g3lV0vrn Vhl 111 leave fr' hU L -'ctil rhiu 1..... , ;,u inl"rK next September Mr f)wnn 1-', I 1 nqciry u tho !r1. mih! nae been nut in nol snnit-t rr In r.uv. t . I .. . 1. ' lOJloftllO 1 ITm f . tn r tn ln.i(i.i. . work nn l i 'T'1'10 WVr. po,nJ !" W. ami at pnont l Mor v." i ,al lIry Into the fool pplion'of eomimon 'n" iJ ,0. liUI,rov !,,er many friends throuchout the l L ! ,I,,M? U l,,al ':ru' I"Z' will In-made it lid,! ?, ft 1 0 flocklnK or T final exunlna, K w U Ih4 n at ! ,n,l,oa- Wh,, ,l ot pplj , ... , ' wuujj remain in I harlottisvIllo and pLiv the 1'nlver- r"j t i rum 1.1 ip.nm ?iiiri ti . i . . ' iwm;, tiUl the Wi-atlier was so in. htn.-nf ti,t team deeidMl to come home. Durham dirt is wl!ln- nt n i,ti. nas iaK(n up to i forces nave been divided f mm eleV; n .,o lers of us had y "nUer ?omman of Mascardo, United it.ft . t0 three- Two other west of San Fernando, and the '"UU States IiHatia, 1 . 'nthai. i Lllti thinned t .nave Deen -", u,,UduUTO oy iuna, movincr to ! '"R or the exnursnted n.irt i ine north. Both these leaders lay claim .Corbin said: -That refers to'w to supreme command of the Filipino ! don't care to discuss" army. Luna will nrohnhlv foti ii. .'lllppod sinoo have I P , itief be claim they whip an i to ni frm Washtagton to Prisoners ol?6 a,Dy United Stas rk us i de f the walIs and v tin v soon hei' thGy See fit- T-hey hike rnl?PlCt to get Permission k on f, n? itateS Prisoners to Xono or tlio r t?. the State. ft''o to nv Statos Psoners ows we are fodTle Go1 end si;.k!ie t0S causes weakly, men tiod tilri; A wnen sick, before NVitho; u"n t Ornish medicine, band onv 7- uav? medicines on Bn-un to oW0?ms hoi,rs ai'e from oneo "lm-dTn; We fresh WstnTo ;"i,ed'.. Will you 5us tr,t,; " .f 1"""man ana outrage . ..... vuu uij iitii UuCK to Terlae and from thnt towards San Isidro. MacArthur will probably retain San Fernando as a abse of operations. Kabarega Wounded and Caotured j:na P . . "t-iiis w I Joildon Mir R ti, r- l,v" " jt-wi tir more. Signs of insursrents wMtnh... . ... V UJi me Central News Mii.. . . f-,Vfl,M?-P'?- n..-toratr,harr,iuL,,,e,Z; , ".. '- are weakening it is ., . ,r?'3 " attacked the rebellious chief. I .Ti7..:. . ." . ! . r"u" or dlsimtei. en,,.7 ; " ""r ' u,,5 tne Kamresa, on the east bank of ,i. "V".V " " '"a' 11 wa 'a ; ........ ut-n.-t llor roiisw ofA.1 viu . .. " v-iurei ior a srn.ni nmnitnt K-nii f - .,,4. A, . .. v.vvim-, uuu ueiemeii iiim Thm.. i - ......... v . lV lHL iii'iiiro I O t-kiilills. ct . I . . ....... mm- uuu- I "iK of the expurgated pari, (Si Iml f thC CUmy Wvre k,,Iod Corbin wild- -Timt Mf " i.. V--rai reg:i was wouudetl and mntnrofl "at we Evatfa force lost two killed and twen- i j uuuuueii. UPROAR IN FRENCH CHAMBER. Boston- . Brooklyn Batteries: Willis Tlughes and Farrell. At Pittsburtr j C3 Pittsburg Neoro Killed far th lf,..i r, CumberLind. Md.. May S.-This city Is in a state of excitment tonight oy'r the killing of a negro who had at tempted to assault two nrod -m ' .,,, j k. mi it rn v r v i - . a i ,7 tt. iWi 'iu.ihou aiui me nti'nipl!iiHt. . : rv"" -'.t-i, imc, saW the i-' of ii,.,.,- .,,wi Ts..t... . intiemnro! rr nm o..i . i . in i. fiUMes. me I rogressist I i i Vt "" u negro I -avy iinj nas o k 1U Liianiber met today to V, - J consider tho nnr.wfin " 10 victim and wnltofl ,1 - - 'iviivu it iit-i iiir- rkf v 9 1 . ' v fiiri iii. in . V; Int ni. uues say tiio I zcin. wrote to Family Drowned la a F1o4. Dalla. Texas. May S.-Retorts from benjamin. Knox county, My that a f rrrl !' r ilnrtn irltl. w.l.. - j. ....... .... .titi i.iiu. Kirepi Over tho county atxjut fifty ml leu vrt of i'.i- wm iMinnwj ereninc and that tho famllr of fZoom tinmt.i.ri (Vttli Itlnn . . . muuii ,"-iiui ui MMir irsons. trcr i-kVl..lrtl -- . .. . . a. . . wi jiaiiuiu lownsnip, ih m urownoii iy nip KUddcn orerCow of- a trouble. He was arrested a few lay jhraneh of th Brazos rlrer. Other ago for Mealing chickens from Mm. falalltle an UlU-r! to hare occnmxl me i-annanuie. out reports cannot yet be verified. uieu mr a smau amount. Anderson Child, a colored church ?l .1-1 m . . . . . William Critcher. Lalsles Attack on Delcasso Expected to Lead to Senatorial Sequel. National League Games. I Paris, May S. In view of the cravltv . . I t T thO Cltl1iWl1t -1 A. 1 . 9 At New York New York "W'nshincrtnn 1 , . - - ........ ....... . I .11 . 1 -- J I !, nn.l - I . . Batteries: Dohenv-and Grady Mc-i m luCstlon whether or not ""'.'r1 r.or " arland and McGuire. jtLey Avi11 VTt Premier Dupu v. In "i"" nrrenderel. W At Boston- ' R II F 'W.? office there Is a pessi- wotinS was justifiable. mistic feelincr. but mnt '. : THE PRESIDENT WANTS PEACE. 3 Secretary Los0 Says Me Has no Ambltloa to Be a Great Exptnslonlst. Boston. Mar S. Secretarv of the i. . ... . trtdae aad Trala Fall Tetatr. Vst Superior. WI. May a A' rreight train of forty cars plunged through a bridge orer the Nomadjr rlrer. near RauniU-n nn ik. - . v i.c , fl 1 1 -f Northf-rn this afternoon. The bridre The Ralelga Sails for Charleston. I 1 I k mA, my 'eriu -p rT t-. ''V 1 mere is a nessl. 5 f i iff:.'?! '-' .nn.ori'an!, ft i o ''i'"" mat Dupuv will hold - . .v,.. "mri J.-5 t (iiiitreu. I i Here R. H. E. Chnmhor 8 15 - intemellat rr r vaurf in inn "and bowerman ?f ' f, H m i5f. as, ha., he jrciisnauons of'Vorxner 'rSK'i.rJ here: "ls aw. 11. TJ. I) on.dnn nf II.. .. . in rt i".rr:...:" 1 j it'rpeiiation U. thing in the way"o?dSe S Kt Mc , i,, i jnui illlllt I'I'ltllUll. tilt lrlfl f tiif-ft.... n.,.t .-. se lUences whirli wi n. Iiki Ir ir fnll.tr - w. aiviflvs tun. " ----- . . - . m- - . . illllltl rrtrk.i V n . rilrrent . .. . 1 . . . 1- Mat" S Tllrt I v - HI" ilUtl t lill'.ll 1 !. HO ai- lllcil lol,.li. . " - I I.. . . . . v. -t irui if i i in i written a b-tter which' cfliiapM-ti. atd f .... 1... ...... at .... ... iiui, aim I'lu.raiuitii.uMii tut- iireniau laiailT Inlurru. n!i!til- tn. ....i.i:.. . . i .. i .. ... . I - i iu n jnin iiiniit- ii 'iiiiuii. nit lrtit rt I . ...t ... .. .11.1.1 ikih iv i 1 1 1 on n iiiiinr u iiicii : .Mjr;;iiTn ii.it tartom. . . . . r - l . " -- ------ .. ..... ......... ... ..... 1 14. UC I Jill "t sat ilown near hU I anix-nrs In tho C'liHtiin ir.ut..r f iiii tetilLit..i r.t m-ih. .... . . . . . - I . ! mv 111111 tut- iniia irll one teI for the sheriff, to week. The editor, as an American cit- hundred feet- Thfnn-in..P t.,., ...... .. i .... . . . i .1 . x-o , ",IUIPrl- cruiser itaieigii this inonilng sallel for was a great tumult in the Charleston to participate In the United t today M-heu Berry began his Confwlerate Veterans' Reunion tlil-r oi w hew ot the. res- wk- Captain Coghlan said that no oi i rt j cinet from tho tiiinic.. I where on the AtL-inti . . . . Fire Qebi 300 People of Emplyntat. P. trrfhurir.V Va Mar K Tti ruk crate abd fmlt I.i.vm r. . I. (.'I I. II M. . . ' cruiser Italelgh this morning sailed for -r ,1,Mra,lon- Iu r l'--v retary Img of the South Side Manufacturing Com Charleston to pa rt Id i to in t, t-i,i I "3' i.anr In thi- H,r .... .i - "na i " ""sare "us shame- t to m ,.."l.l.ment an(1 we ex-. Chieatro another oom,,"Tx.. . . j Cleveland t - au.u .-i-uo, OI Tremendous excitement The Preid. I-..,.. mat r nrino- i i , . , . "uuuu"f, ouu- one of th .. . r cum uoa ana dimmer. I tti.suruer lIJat ever Kluley and nartr f vv ister of foreign -lfr.iira ' "u . Al-e President will r. 1 , una . iaaiu away aoout ten day. haro no ilotiht ilm .hi filing to which you refer exUu to' ." m. nui mt- uui niwayn .-. i-it aim uows. ioti ninerutir It was tiiiiuiK me civil war; ana I Khouhl say. froii. my inemorv and frmi m. . ...... .... ri.m'llif. t.M. . t . . I - ... ... I""""'K. ".41 tiltTf 1 IlOUlinZ Ilto tho falling otr from McKinley which th-re was nt one time from Lincoln. I do no think the matter f.ught to be at- I -reached cxrhiklrf! v'fr. t ft, tllA ... I.. A of the welfare of tho Republican party, of which you make so tauch accouau . .... i u. iij ixj - patiy In thU city was dotroyed by fins lonlirht with If u vnit. . . " - v" 1 uuki a ixui thrt-e hunilml rr.T, .. ... , " - Severe Sirm la Ndreo. Henderson. X. fi. 3iay a-FpecUL , t t . . J wui, xnun- llT and Ilchfnlrif atM.u tr . . " iirournioa at . o clock this afternoon, blowing down two prirchoue. brt-nklcg win dow light and clarcarlnr othr rrr crty. fri'