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FIR Post. WEATHER TO-DAY; for Faleigh and vicinity: Fair. Tke post Bicycle Contest Coupoi oa pigt 7. H 'A Vol. HI. RALEIGH. N. G. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1899. No. 138. Morning ni in - i . u n A11HT President Patrick Wins in the Contest for the A. & fl. C. Railroad. SHARP OF i .cum Four Opinions in the A. & N. C. Case New Agricultural Board Wins Barnes Bros. Lose the Printing Case Dr. Burns Loses Republican Won Asheville Court Clerkship. The Supreme Court yesterday ren dered opinions in all five of the pend ing political cases. The result of the decisions in these cases is that D. W. Patrick, the presi dent, and the fusion directors of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad, remain in control; that Edwards & Broughton continue to act as the pub lic printers; that the new Directors of the Agricultural Department are as much directors as the old members of the hoard; that Wilson, the Republi can, is reinstated clerk of the Western Criminal Court; that C. C. Cherry, Democrat, succeeds Rev. J. B. Burns us keeper of the capitol. In the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad case all of the members of the court wrote opinions, save justice Douglass. The opinion of the court was written by Chief Justice Fair cloth. Then Justice Purciies wrote a 'oncurring opinion. Justices Clark and Montgomery wrote 'dissenting opinions. Three of the justices, wrote opinions in the Western Criminal Court clerk ship case. Justice Furches wrote the opinion f the court,- while Justice Douglass wrote a concurring opinion.. A dissenting opinion was written by Justice Clark. The court was unanimous in its de risions in the Bu&is-Cherry case', the public printing case and the Agricul tural Board contest. The decisions of the court are highly interesting, but they are almost over shadowed by the references of two members of the court to each other. Here is a remarkable extract from the 'addenda" to Judge Furches' opin ion in the Western Criminal Court clerkship case, Judge Clark being the "member of this court" referred to; "It has been suggested by a member of this court that the Legislature has the power to Impeach a judge; that It has been recently done, .and that, there Is no appeal from Its judgment. "Such a suggestion as this has never occurred In the history of this court until now. ' Remembering our position as members ot this court we will not ex press our sentiments as to such sugges tions and will only say that, In our opln Ion, any member of any court who would allow himself to be Influenced by such suggestions Is unfit to be a judge.' Justice Clark's dissenting opinion in the Wilson-Jordan case is ably writ ten. His argument is strong and force ful. r In the case of Cherry vs. Burns, the court held that the office of keeper of the capitol was not a Constitutional I olfice, and that the legislature had a right to elect, thus upsetting the con tention of counsel for Burns. , In the contest among the Directors of the Agricultural Department it was held that the office of director is hot a Constitutional office, and that the legislature had the right to increase the membership of the board. The result of this decision is that the Democrats will take con trol of the Agricultural Department June 15th. The court held in the public printing case that Barnes Bros, had no con tract in writing, or in fact, and that the contract with Edwards & Broughton continues in effect. The decision In the case of Wilson vs. Jordan is considered by many to be indicative of the result in the case of Abbott vs. Beddkigfield,. It is claimed that the cases of Wilson and Abbott are similar. its bid and tendered it a contract, which plaintiff refused to sign, insist- Iso there appears to be no obstruction of property rights. The question Is purely upon the rights of the plaintiffs to net as members of the board. After the elaborate opinions of the court, as well as those concurring and dissent ing, filed at this term upon questions of title to office, but little is now left to.be said. Upon the authorltj of the cases of State's Prison vs. Day and Cherry vs. Burns, both filed at this term, together with the cases therein cited, we feel compelled to say that members of the Board of Agriculture are not constitutional officers, and that beiug of the legislative creation, they are equally within the power of legis lative appointment. It is true that ar ticle 111, section 17. of the Constitu tion, as amended by the Convention of 1875, provides that the (General As sembly shall establish a Department of Agriculture. Immigration and Sta tistics, under such regulations as may best promote the agricultural interests of the State, and shall enact laws for the adequate protection and encour agement of sheep husbandry." This section docs not profess to establish any such department, but ' simply di- THE RALEIGH STUGK IN MUD Ship's Pilot Did Not Know the Channel. m US I9U6ED Charlestonlans Had Prepared to Burn Some Gunpowder and Give the Cruiser a Rousing Welcome. The Ship Is Not Injured. ing that it was unauthorized by the ' Admitting that this section is manda act. Thereafter the committee, in pur- tory, it is not self-executing; as fur suance of a joint resolution, signed a ther action, and intelligent action. contract for the public printing with 'would be necessary on the part of the Charleston, S. C, May 9. The crul? er A. X - 1 . a I recis me legislature to uo so. leaving Raleleh went neromid this mi u ine largest iamuue or regulation. defendants Edwards & Broughton and . legislature to bring the new depart- vrater. t tzzeu. meat oven into existence, but more to I Plaintiff claims that the acceptance give it form and action. While the morning 200 yards from the entrance of Charleston harbor. She Is resting In an easy position. Tugs have been started out to null her off etl. When the armistice was arrange! fue rebels withdrew from their in- tetichments ringing war songs of the vanquished. American and British are scouring the country In search of lead from which natlrt make bullet. A British planter. wnom the tvlels held a prisoner fix we-k. ha arrived at Apia. His exjierience darlnc caiv- tiv.ty wis frightful. He wa threat. ened with Sheading several times. Captain Sturdee. a British naval ofii- cer. went through the rclel line un molested. He found everything quiet. The British cruiser Hoyalht has mailed for Lngland by way of Sydney. Dr. Solf. president of the municipal council, has arrived from the Fnlted States. He will do nothing until the commissioners arrive. Five officers of the Philadelphia ar rived here on the steamer- Mariposa. The armed collier Brutus will rvtnalu at Apia all this mont. An Americai sailor, resisting attest f.r drunkenness. was shot aad slightly wounded by a marine who was arresting him. TRENCHES WERE NQTABANDQNEQ Filipinos Wje- ....... ..ucix Not Expected. A MINNESOTA MAJOR SI ROUND-UP IN DURHAM. that the crul of its bid constituted a contract to imperative duty and unquestioned ,u l lT1"5 on. o tar as is Knowir tno manager of the league, has written to award it the public printing; that the j power rests witli us to declare null and Raleigh is uninjured! Mr. W. A. Slater, president of the resolution authorizing the contract j void any act of the legislature that! The cruiser Is stuck on the north Durham Business Men's Association, with Edwards & Broughton is uheon- may be in violation of the Constltu- r Tjiot ' n in whicM he savs: "Our party will visit stitutional, for that it ignores the ' tion, we must concede to that co-ordl-1 . 11 ro Fay luat l,,c , DurhaiA tin latter part of this week. Dlaintiffs vested right under its con-;nate branch of the government abso- troubl irred because the ship's .possible Saturdav. at whlrh llntUt is tract with the committee, and this ac-J lute freedom of discretion In the law-, pilot did not know the channel. The j proposed to cle our most remarkable tion is tor tlie injunctive renet anu.nu exercise ot its constitutional pre-'Halelgh had not reached the main cn- f or mandamus to compel tne commit- rogauves. Typhoid Fever Patients Brought In From Lawton's Division Trans port Roanoke Arrives from Ma nila With DIscharoed Soldiers. Manila. May 0. A taftallon of the Thirteenth Minnesota Infantry, rccou- noltcring yesterday In the direction of San Miguel, were suddenly attacked Durham. May 0. Special. The New lb Filipinos from trenches whlrh h.n.l at high .England Newspaper Ixague will close nnnnrpntlv . n w,rtl. the first volley, shot In One private was wounded. The Americans made a series of charges upon the trenches and put the enemy to flight. Ten typhoid fever patients have leea brought here from Lawtoa'c division. few England Editors Expected There This Week Monument Movement. 'he cutter Hamilton reiorts i11"' of Dixie by visiting Durham ,c .m iimLn h1" letter part of this week. Mr. C. rcl1 at rulser will have no difficulty R chIcf of aml fa th hva ( tee on printing to award the plaintiff the public printing. Held, that the acceptance of the plaintiff's bid did not constitute a con tract, and that a mandamus cannot issue, as its effect would be to annul the contract entered into with Ed wards & Broughton and Uzzell, who, being lawfully in possession of their contract, are entitled to a trial of their rights thereuuder, according to the usual course of the law. CASE OF WILSON VS. JORDAN. trance to the harbor wncn she struck the mud. The cruiser was to uivc come up to the city at 1 o'clock, when Falutes were to be fired In her honor. Cutters tour of the South, which has covered a period of ten weeks and during which time we have visited all the T CfcirlestoA Ltavos Mono Kcaj. Washington. May 0. Secretary Long pcelred word todar fmn ..iriirf leading fcctlon of ten great Southern Dewey that the Charleston bad left States. Col. J. S. Carr. of Durliam. Hong Kong this morning. The deti- v.ill Tk alioard our car when we arrive nation named In the dispatch was In your city, and 1 ve no doubt that Agarri. No such nlace could !e frt-in.i ... , the closing ineldcnt will lie the most on the map. It is tcl!cvcd that newer were to meet her and a big welcome t.ntlmslsaUc as well as the iuot pleas- meant Aparri. a town oa tie DorSIS had been arranged. All plans have a: t of the entire tour. Colonel Carr end of Luzon. CHERRY KEEPER OF CAPITOL Court Decides Apalnst Dr Burns Op nlon by Judge Furches. The court decided in favor of C. C. Cherry as against Dr. J. B. Burns in the contest for the office of keeper of the capitol. Justice Furches rendered the opin ion of the court. In that opinion the judge says: ' "If this office is a constitutional of fice, we should hold that the legisla ture could not-fill it or provide for it being filled, otherwise than is provided by the Constitution. Then, is it a con stitutional office? If so, why is it so? It is not named in the Constitution, and the only ground for this conten tion made in the argument was that it was an office existing at the adop tion of the Constitution and was there by recognized by the Constitution, and the fact that Judge Pearson, in deliv ering the opinion of the court in Wal ker vs. Bledsoe, GS X. C, 457, called the keeper of the capitol' a constitu tional office. It seems to us that it cannot be held to be a constitutional office, because there was a 'keeper of the capitol' at the time the Constitu tion was adopted. If we were to hold this, it is probable there would be more than one thousand offices In the State that are constitutional offices that have never been so regarded bv lawyer or layman. This is an Instance in which a great judge has slipped in giving expression to an arbiter that cannot be sustained. These cases are to be viewed in the light of the amended Constitution of 1875 The amended Constitution of 1875 leaves out that clause which pro hibits the legislature from filling auv office, and also that clause, 'or which shall be created by laAv.' These were important provisions, and must have been stricken out of the Constitution of 18 to for a purpose. It is said that it was done in consequence of the decisions in Walker vs. Bledsoe, supra, Nichols vs. McKee, N. C, . 429, and that line of decisions. If that is so (and we think it probably is), it af fords us some aid In construing the Constitution of 1875, and leads us to the opinion that the legislature may fill this office. " The only remaining question is the election of the plaintiff. The certificate shows that there was an election, and, nothing else appearing, the law presumes a quorum and that the election was regular." Opinion of the Court By Justice Furches Wilson vs. Jordanrom Buncombe. EVror. Opinion by Furches, J. V. S. I.usk and Frank Carter for i i "oi 1 jiwiii'i v.iiiei x Interfered with tjv the accident, .has agreed to join our party at weaver and Shepherd and Busbee for . . n.-n-wmt. ..tt Ti1nft- n,i r..tn.nin Annellee .uaptain Logman sent v. ord to the city r V V ... . r Vi . .1 Trasjpart Arrives tram k.ii. ppeiiie. i . w t bus tint 1 the close of the tour at I '",M rtm,M "m T.,o en. of Wilson vs. . nlan. In-J.," .". V ' I.urlmm. xrl.lcl. will prol..-.Mr clo,r Wi.Llnston. My O.-TLe War IV. 0 UVf. Satuninv. ,Ue Wl.b In.t." Th.ro W partmcnt out tbe foUowtog to- " V""1.1 Ui n.in)im- ruuui.. ;,n ' " .a meeting of the Business Men's Aso-1 ay; a so dhletl yesterday In favor of the elation tonight to make arrangements plaintiff YUlson (Kep.) and against the ' I to entertain the Northern editor, de facto Clerk Jordan, who ousted Washington. May 9. Secretary Long i t)r j ( KIIo hn returned from n San Franclco. The transport Roanoke arrived today with the following military pastcn- Y ilson after the, passage of the act of received a dispatch from Captain . trp to Nnsliville. Tenn.. where he at- gcrs: Captain KlmlalU Quartermaster March J, ISiMi, which the court now;Coghlan stat ng that the Balelgh was j tt,IllllM, a of ,iH. Iloanl of IMu- Surgeon Frailer, seven enlisted men. declares null and void, so far as WU- aground on the bar outside of Charles-, (nton uf C 8outbcni McthcnliM and twenty-three discharge sold'cri son s interests ar? coneerncMl. (ton harbor, she will probably float ' rhtIrci1 No deatLs durln- the oiace Three vigorous opinions In this case f lilcli tide, fle reiiorted the Xhe Confelernte veterans, nearly SILu'tKIL' were hied yesterday, one by Judge. Italeigh uninjured. one hundred and llfty strong, left here l urches, which follows, glviug the on the 3:10 train this morning for xtu. opinion of the court, one by Judge Douglass .concnrrlng. and one by. Jus tice Clark, dissenting, which is also presented below. THE OPINION OF THE COURT. morning The Cruiser Floated. I harlcstou. Several or the old sol- i .ti . i. - ... .i rii.irittnn K C. Mnv fl Tim rtilcer i u'tn u nun Italeigh. which stuck In the mud ath'T 1 Th7 foUowctl oa thc 0:53 the entrance of the harbor this morn-1 tr"i,n tIl,s morn,n-- in- xvbiie rot i,,r.. trt nt0n,i ti, The movement to erect a monument The Legislature of 1N5, ch. 75. es- celebration of the United Confederate to tho niexnory of the Durham soldiers tablished Criminal Courts in Bun-! Convention, wan pulled off bv tugs un- ,WIm a1ltM1 '""nnV"0, " pni comlie, Haywood, Henderson nud -injured at high tide this afternoon. The has tal?.c" n definite shajie and a mect- Madison counties. These courts had accident necessitated the iiostiMine-" ,ns v ,u 1,c no,(1 Thursday night to only criminal jurisdiction. It was ment of the nm-.rr.im nmn for the raise funds for that purpose. An ap- provided in that act that these coun-' reception of the cruiser until tomor- ties should compose a criminal circuit, 'row. The Confederate Reunion cele and that there should be a judge elect- Jbratlon begins tomorrow. (Jeneral od, styled a criminal circuit judge, who, Whet ier will deliver an address. Manila. Adjutant General. Washington The transport Pnebla left for San Francisco oa the 7th: the Zcalandla today. OTIS. MUTTERIfCGS OF RACE CONFLICT should preside over and hold these courts. The legislature of 1S07, ch. 0. amend ed the act of NS." by giving these courts civil as well as criminal juris diction, and by changing the name to 'circuit' instead "criminal circuit" courts. And the same legislature, chap. 7, MOVING ON CHARLESTON. Large Number of Delegates Go from Wil mington and New Bern. Wilmington. N. C May 9. Special. A large force of Confederate veterans J movet on Charleston from this city proprlate service will also be held on the 2TM of this month to commemorate the death fo youug Matthew Barbee. who was killed in a railroad wreck last May. SHORT-LIVED LIBERTY. Mollneax Discharged from Custody and Immediately Taken on Another Warrant. Negroes Dipsrted to Be organtilag teTaka Revence tor Decent Lynching t. Sargents. Ca., May 9. Negroes of North Coweta have l-cn holding nightly fecret meetings. dlcuMx:g thy; recent Jynchlngs and organizing for re venge. Charles Scwr-11 overheanl the dlwulons rind went In among them, warning them against such proceed ings. Pope Jones vlnltol tbOMr on his fann. advising them to desist from fur ther proceeding of the kind. lre'ii RirkLind. oa of the leaders Now York. May 0. The grand Jury l.nmong the uegros. iwrlvd an anony- twlay refusel to find an Indictment I mous loiter, giving him five days to San- created a similar court In McDowell ;ti,s afternoon, eager to participate in against Mollneux. accused of the mur- heave the county. He left lat S county, with the same jurisdiction as tiK. rcunlon The nartv embraced not der of Mrs. Adams, Mollneux was ar- jav. xuose oi iMineomue. lieuuerson. nay- oniy uiauv Wilmlugtonlans. gallant ralg;ud in court and dlseharged. On n i .vported that negroes alout Car wood and Madison counties, and placed ci,i fighters, but a number from New- leaving the court he was re-arrestod on ndlton are holding ocrct meeting, it In the circuit with those counties . m ns Well. The latter arrived In the a warrant charging him with nsault planning Mime kind of demonstration, and to be held by the same judge. lcItr this n,orniug and joined the dele- In the first degree. Mollneux now in n ,hjH e-lou there is a feel'ug of Lnder this legislature these courts gaton ilore Tno veterans were ac- stands accused of trying to kill Cor- uuea!ne and uncertainty. The ma were organized, and a judge and companied bv a large partv of ladies, nlsh with olson. which cauNl the jrity f uegroeit can 1k lejcr.ded clerks elected by the people. ( Tho delegates from the four lodges death of Mrs. Adams. On the Litter l?,n to maintain order and discourage Ihe plaintiff being elected for the 0f odd Fellows In this city left this charge he was re-arraigned before Jus- nny attempt on the part of the riotous eoimi.v oi j.uiiLwine, u "is uoau morning for Balelgh to :x on hand at tloe Jerome in tne t oun or i.-eiai iKirtlon to create trouble; but shoolJ uun u.t iiiuiu-iuu iiiiu ooue as eier tll0 session of the grand lodge, for a term of four years, which has not j Memorial dav will be observed In expired; and the plaintiff is still en- Wilmington with as much npproprl titled to this oliice, unless he has been ateness and lovnltv as ever, although leiuoveu xueieiioiu uy me icgisiaiure the absence of so many of the veterans Sessions, who fixed the hearing of the case for tomorrow. of 1SU0. EDWARDS & BROUGHTON WIN. Decision Against Barnes Bros, for Public Printing Contract." r 4 Barnes Bros, lost their suit for the public printing contract. The court apheld the legislative committee in" its nvard of the contract to Edwards Broughton. The opinion of the court was written by Justice Montgomery and decided by a unanimous eoutr. CAPITAL PRINTING COMPANY, THE NEW BOARD IS ON TOP. Supreme Court Unanimous In Declaring Valid the Election of New Agricultural Directors. The contentions of the old Board of Directors of the Agricultural Depart ment were disposed of in short order. The validity of the election of the new directors was sustained in a unani mous opinion writted by Justice Doug lass. The title of the case was John S. Cunningham et al. vs. W. C. Sprin kle et al. The legislature of 181)0. by an act .enthusiasm. Captain W. T. It assed the 27th of lebruary, enacts of nutherfordton, will be the is follows: 4of the occasion. passe a "Sec. 1. That tho criminal circuit court composed of the counties of Bun combe, Madison, Haywood, Henderson and McDowell, be and the same are hereby abolished." And it provides that all the business pending in those courts be transferred to the Superior Courts of their respect ive counties. will, of course, detract from it much . Bell, orator the latter band togetLer. It would k dlttlcult fo prophesy where the trouble would end. STORM AT NORFOLK. National League Games. At New York ,IL.H' V" New York I" I Washington I '1 Batteries: Cakley and Irady; Baker and MHIulre. At Philadelphia IL H. IL Philadelphia 2 7 O Baltimore -I 13 0 ON ITS LAST LEGS. A Local Tcbtcco Trust In Philadelphia Abeut te Go to Pieces Philadelphia. May 0. The peon To- lacco Company, organized latt Janu- Great Damage Done to Truck Farms and ' . r.it nml Itntilnsrm. Growing Crops. , IMltslnirK IL IL 11 Norfolk, May 0. Latest reports from piUPburg 2 2 adjacent counties show that last Cincinnati ' 0 ! night's storm was most destructive.; lotteries: Tannlll end Bowcrraan; On the 3d day of March, four days he wind attained a Wlty of seventy-Ti ;:! , thereafter, the Legislature passed an- mllcs an hour at tlmos. It upriMtPa iV nveland- nther iiet. entitled. Aei tn .tli- ..... . l other act, entitled. 11 sh the Western Court." ACl IO eSl.I- ........ miineliml tflnilnir nlnucn. tnnt nittrlnt PHmlnnl "- ...www., . .v,.. leVCiami I in St. Tlilo not la ollluM folir eirn Ttrti lmtnir - - . . . . HUIU l f. '", , , "--j "l'" from their rounaations ana carnoti Y un2 ana O'Connor. .woc mi v,., 4 them a distance. At Maple Shade ISUo, except as will be pointed out fann hllffo trws werV uproot04i and hereafter. .i. irAr. indr,,i nir nn nch of rain fell In Ie-s tiwn half an a ary to control the smoking and plug Batteries: 11 field and Douglali; Kit- tolcco concerns In tills neighbor hooJ. Is on the verge of t!'.MKIut!on and will In alt prclabillty not las; another week. Seral of the largest jobbens In this city dltruted the concern from the find and uecllnod to enter it. but almut nine firms, representing poa- IL IL 11 Mbly lalf the business here, eatcm! 1 4 lithe trut and turne! over their slock Ixiuls 8 10 2 of tobaeco. the agrrcLicnt lwlng that and On the Cth day of March, three days J"; of"ran i iter tne passive oi uie ci 10 es- .Tho storm BPom to have rut tablish the Western District Criminal wi4le path, golnS through North Car Court, the legislature passed another .. act, entitled "An Act to abolish thei Criminal Circuit composed of the counties of Buncombe, Madison, Hay wood, Henderson and McDowell." If the act of the 27th of February, 1S99, stood alone we would hold that it 4nlnHshiMl" the Criminal Court of Justice Douglass, in the opinion of j Buncombe county, though it does not the court, said: If The. points in the case, however im Appellant, vs. Hoey el al. From Wrtant, are comparatively simple and Wake. Affirmed. Contract. Man- Tfnrlv nresented. There is no effort damus. The defendants who composed the Toint Committee on Printing in the General Assembly of 1899 advertised in accordance with an act for bidders SITUATION IN SAAIOA. 6allc!aas Driven Hither by Famine. Hamburg. May O.-r-Steerage quarters of Cennan-American liners are crowd- I w1 vlf!i i:n1lr !on pmlTilIn" In tlif 1'uited States In coaepi.'iiee of an oppressive famine at home. Fifty thousand are on the way or preiuring to leave. The Patricia, the Lut Meara Khln lenvinir for New York, took 2JXsi. Zlmmer;thcy should receive for it common stock. The cause of defection Is said to be that the flve-per-cesL, dlftconn that was promised was not paid, and tliat thc luvestor never received com fensatlon for stock pst into the concern. A British Planter Who Was Held Prisoner by Natives Relates a Frightful Experience. Apia, May 4, via Auckland, May !. to remove the defendants from office. or to deprive them of any rights of property therein.' It is true that their influence may be materially diminished by so large an addition to the member ship of the board, as one vote in nine ro,r the public printing. Plaintiff was ascertained to be the lowest responsi- is worth more than one In twenty-four; hie bidder; its bond was adjudged suf- but they still' have the right to cast flclent, and the committee accepted their votes when and how they please. sav that it abolishes this court. It says tnat me unminai circuit l'enuing tne arrival oi me ciiiuiiu.' Coiurt" (of the counties named) is abol- sloners hostilities have been suspenl ished. 'ed. British soldiers recently vlsltel the If no other act had been passed,, re- battlefield of Valima. They recovenil establishing this court, the intention an American machine gun which Ma of the Legislature would be manifest, tafaans had captured. Mataafan and it would be our duty to holu that forces at Ixittopa and Vallma extend this court was "abolished." ed two miles In length. They had dug If the Circuit Court of Buncombe has numerous trenches and rlfie pits. It been abolished and not restored by was discovered that a numlier of rebels (had died from the effects of explosion (Continued on Page 2 .. I of shells without having been wound- Uaney Leeklag After Appointments. Wafchington. May 9. SpcclaL C gresfman Unney arrived here to jf. He vlfltcd the PottoSce Dcpartrat-at and the Uraf Waldersee. th next ves- to make some recommendations re sol Kalllng. will carry 2Vkj more, gardlng details of the Wlnfton Salcta Bookings for future callings arc filled, ronldation. and later went to the and North c;emin Lloyd liners arclccnsns ofSce to look after tome ap- slmllarly crowded. Ship wrecked and Many Drowned. AdeUilde. Australia. May 0. The British ship Ioch Sloy. from the Clyde. January 5. for this port ncd Mel iHinrne, was wrecked on Kangaroo Iirlnml April 21. Mot of the pa an gers and three of the crew were saved. polntraents in that bureau. Mr. Skinner win lie here tomorrow and lie preent at the opening of bids for sites for the IJlxabcth City public bulldie. The Detroit Returns te Bfaeffetds. Washington. May 0. Secretary Long received a telegram tolay fnra the Five ins sengers and twenty-five of the commander of the Detroit reporting crew were drowned. Three survivors . the departure of Lis Teasel from Colon are still wandering In thc bush. for Dluefleld.
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