North Carolina Newspapers

I The Mor WEATHER TO-DAY! fa FaJeigh and vicinity: thunderstorm this evening NING Voh. IV. RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1899. No. 13. rosT. F IPIHOS IRE BRDLY WDRSTEQ1 W. J. COCKE ARRESTED. Lawton's Success Greater Than at First Supposed. imsis LOST i I 0 ERT H OF GREAT imu Occuolcd oy American Troops Alter BelnQ Deserted by : nebels Inhabitants of Cavlte 1 Province Rejoice Over Their De liveranceAdmiral Watson Ar rives. Washington, June 15 The success of Lawton's troops in Cavite province lias proved much greater than at first reported. According to a dispatch received this morning from General Oris the victory was the greatest since the beginning of the insurrection. The enemy lost in killed, wounded and cap tured, nearly 1,500 men. This, General Otis says, was about one-third of their total force. The inhabitants of Cavite province, 'he says, are enthusiastic in their demonstration over the arrival of the American troops. The dispatch is as follows: :- CManila, June 15. Adjutant General, Washington: The success of Lawton's troops in Cavite -province is greater than re ported yesterday. The enemy, num" hering over 4,000, lost in killed, wound ed and captured more than one-third. The remainder were much scattered and have retreated south to Imus. Their arsenal and five pieces of artil lery were captured. The navy aided greatly on the shore of the bay, land ing forces occasionally, "Inhabitants in that country rejoiced at their-deliverance and welcomed with enthusias tic demonstrations the arrival of our troops. OTIS. . Officers of the War Department point with pride to -the,-fact that 3,000 regulars drove 4,000 strongly Intrench ed Filipinos from their posi tion behind almost impregnable breast works and pursued them for miles, compelling them to leave their dead end dying on the field. It is believed that so severe was their defeat that the Filipinos will not make a very determined stand at Imus. The town is regarded as an insurgent stronghold, but it is evident that tbe enemy are demoralized over their de feat, and while they may resist an attack at Imus, it is considered more than probable that they will retire to a greater distance to rally their forces. The following dispatch was received i mm State Senator and Ex-8aak Cashier Indict ed In Federal Court for Embezzlement. 'Asheville, X. C.J June 15. Special At 4 o'clock this morning William J. Cocke was arrested by! United States Marshal Miilikan on a capias issued from tbe Federal Court 3n Charlotte in consequence of an indictment eharg ing him with embezzling funds of the Richard P. National Bank of Asheville. Mr. Gocke seemed to be greatly surprised at the arrest, as be bad no previous knowl edge that he had been indie ted. A special from Charlotte to the Ga zette last might says: "The grand jury of the Federal Court this afternoon found a true bill j of indictment against State Senator William J. Cocke, of Asehvillo, alleg ing in a general way, embezzlement, abstraction and willful! misapplication of funds while ihe was cashier of the National Bank of Asheville nearly three years ago Tne bill includes ninety-isix counts. It is said that for a time Mr. Cocke had the personal use of a fourth of the funds of the bank, and that the failure of j tbe bank may toe attributed directly- to this fact. At the time United States District Attorney A. E. Holton, Edward I. Jolmson, the New Orleans bank ex aminer, and Fred A. Hull were in structed to make an examination of THREE WHS RDVOGRTE TO CONSOLIDATE useless. They wanted to ill continu ously or adjourn bie die. Chief Devery. wa auctioned today alwut his failure to atop tbe Jefirlee Fltzsimmous fie lit. He said that do contest conducts! n tbe JefTri-Fltx-sltnnions fight wa would Iw interfered with fto Ions as be reutalucd the ex ecu live head of the department. Xear the cloe of UU tt-stitnoiiy he said Mr. Moss was protecting tho law breaker. He reiterated tb sdateaicut. and thu Mr. Mom declined tu o.ueiioa hlni fur ther, and requested that the M-rgeant-at-arui Ik directed lo remove b!m from the room. lHvery dared the tr- gvantat-artn to lay hand on him. Mazct directed Dover)" to leave the room, and out he went. It see in that after the prize tlg!it the counsel to the committee took oc casion to look up the provisions of the ctir rA1fi at Af 1R7R W Mfe Thrnnnh ltnf frnm Nu Vork tolllorlou boxing law. It wa then mm V 'W V f W f W m m mr m -mmmr m m - - - I 9mw - - - - - iouuu 111 for mouc Mill) fflttiS Bland Passes July I Will Witness the Com- Awav Peacefully. blnation. Volunteers to Be Invited to Rc-cnllst. COIRE KHUN OF PUB Measure He Was a Consistent Sixteen-to-one Man During the Past Twenty Years How He Lost the Nomination for President. Lebanon, Mo., June 15. Congress- Jacksonvllle Will Soon Be an Ac complished Fact Work Prooress- Ing on Line Between Richmond and nidflcway. urn the law prohibiw Uoxias Ly peparlment Hopes to Enllrv y or boxing Inn bunding! 't'na where an admission fee 1 charged; and tJiere I said to be nonie intentiou of causing charge to 1m brought against lKvery of countenancing vio lation of law. In th if ti-rnnon witnesses were ex- Kiciimono, Juu 1... mere seem l -mined tn shov that disorderly hoiiM Three Reclments frora Men Enti tled to Dlscharce-necrultlno Of fices May Be Opeaed at Home for Additional Regiments. the 'books of the failed 5n making out a bill national bank, main Bland died this morning. The be no reasonable doubt-that a deal igambling houses and pool rooms were I Washlngmri. Jane 111. After very end was peaceful. now in progress and will probably K tlagrantly nen. although the chief can emvfui conIderation ibe rrrM.-nt hzz For more than twenty years Itichard completed by the find of July, whh-h P. Bland was a consistent advocate will cause a revolution in the railroad cf he fiee coimige of silver at 1G to 1, world. of indictment n,nd tn :hlt wrsufpnt efforts in behalf It Is said 4hat tlnvc system.' are to ii1' at one time; of ,the wW ' ,motal L , due L. WUMiKlrtl. namely, the S,20oanl lustier fnvtbpr rhrpi th ' the creation of a new national Issue Air Lino, includrng tlie Ilichnioml, I e- men to make a full investigation of the in 1890, on which tlie Dejnocratic iku' not find them. NEW YORK SWELTERS. decided to tvaulze three rol-oatn-er I regiment from among the State xxA- tinteert now In the riilllppln and thot lueri of the regular rrW la Cenernl OtU" com man 1 wbo rnllfted New York. June 15.-Aft-rn resr4:e rr ne ienci oi ie rjiaa.-.. . tir-sburg ami Oarolina (which In a por-L,f a few day? f cooling ?v7. thHlwar tmly and who are cn:3:ld to di- Hlfih Temperature end tiumldlty d Mt&y Prostretteee Reported. transactions of the bank from 1803 till ty absorbexl the Populists of the West tiou of tho SeauairJ Air Mm. the lily weltereit txiiny tu a unsti j n.-.v c;arSP. Thee rolunleers wiil namw found of illegal transactions and this'o Convention three years ago he was CVntral and Peninsula radwnys. xraH ,wwrlw. to Improve condition, tbe So.000 volunuy-rs au.hortzM fact was reported to the department i the leading candidate for the uomlna-1 Mr. Jolm Skeltoii Wluatus, or tiiU After carefuUy considering the reawrt tion for President, and had nearly 400 city. Is at tlie head of the syndicate District Attorney Holton was order-!doleyates plo1ed to Ms support But that control these liuc.4. and It U Ud fgalnst S cToete-UT.hf flw the cra.s-of-gold .pec-h of Mr. tlmt it i hi., hand which I engines with the result as related in the G a- Bryan, which carried tho delegates off lug the snot movement, which will rc- The temH"nittirt? tvconled cit the kt Lcrngn. Weather Bureau at S o'clock Chin mom- Notice to Ix-eti sent to Ot2, tiiat tbo ing was TS degrees. The humidity ntv to organized and wn.H 70 ier cent. At 2 o'clock the mer- . , . t . . . cury tinl t degn Tbe humid- to dir.vtcl to make Vctlom Ity hatl fallen from TG to M t cent. I or ollieem rnxn oidook i-h- wootv t.heir feet and m.ide the convention suit In giving the Southern Hallway a I Light filiowen U-gau to fall nt --) H.-rv1ccH in lie Ihllippv have been zette soecial. A capias was issued and nl-nemi in a M'z.v.'Mniv-i mr. ..motiii9 tho nrii. formidable comnetltor. loc.ock, ami a raJl or e:niwrature fol the hands of United States Marshal inal champion of free silver would " The-consolidation of these lines, if I lowed. The ottlcSal record nt .1 oV-loek J. M. Miilikan with instructions that' nave received the nomination. effected, will donlnkW :iuo a flurry I was HI degrtn .4. There were many it be executed at once.: Mr. Miilikan, Ixm 1872 to lSr4 Mr. BLind scrredlln mllroad official circle, for it is nald I pruatranva riKr.eu. accompanied by Mr. Hull, left immedi- continuously in Congress, and during that quite a number f changes will be ately for Asheville, arriving in this all tluat time he never made a speech made, and that some, head will iieci- city at 1:15 o clock this morning. without saying something for free nil- snrily fall. In the slinking up which Mr. Cocke had been! cashier of the ver or greenlmcks. He voted for every nnut attend such a couHoltdat Ion it is National Bank of Asheville about six inflation and free coinage measure that lmiKssI!le to predict with any certain- months when be was elected mayor of! was introduced. ty to Whose lot the tnp.rtant offices. ... . . I I a I 1 I I 1 I 1 II 1 . M tue city an May, ISiXJ. Early in the The silver coinage act of 1S78 was u'H RcnenU issiugcr ngent. gx-n- " t .,:.ition to the rici of nOuring. -trinfar nf l.ot r,, Af. i. ,.. I,ut. 1 ... 1.. rfvJ-Uf o rnf nw .fhrv v.nl.l I " " ..... ,-- . - - - - iiianu 1111. i.ui. 1 jjan ln,unlary iie-otlatiotw. lW-Ili- " e Unltel State to eiieietoa loraja- Mr. Bland wras the son of a country The main division of tiie Stxwnl J(l h mfonnaUon as to the clou la order to iovlde for roea for minister and farmer, and was Im.iti In Air Line runs from Portsmouth. f : i,intd.. Tl... tr.W command. Th orlcal IntentSoa Ohio ouuty, Ky.. in 1ST1.1. In ism lie wbch is Its deewater tenninn. to . 1Mf.n!ll, un.. t,nJni iwi to orgac!j? any xcimz. sefctknl in Missouri. ll wns I'hvtfxl I Atlanta, da. Ihe IUclnnond, l'cters-l . ... . . .,7 Ui ism n-mnnr nrrrnieat CH0ATE REPORTS PROGRESS. Ho Results Readied la AUskeJi Heootlitlens. Washington. June 1.". In cinpimouly gallant a&d mcrhoriou. . Through the muttering tn of tiwwe . new organ lKit2un the PhilIxtnc- ar my will le lucrt-Al to tar!y 0 A uwu, or r.iM) more tlian OtU akvd f o. Tiien- Jan evWeatly lwi a ctianc of mind oa a he tort of the odmlnintra Beoedtry Ition within the past twm:y-fHir 2jotir . 1 In regard to the mct:l of ruling the ed as cashier, and was succeeded by v. -Li. w uiiamson. The prisoner gap ball in the sum of $15,000 and was released at 5 o'clock tlits mcrning, one hoivr after he wns arrested. LONG JOURNEY ON F0OT. A Women Walks Wltk Her Children from Klnstonto Dorham Looklno for Work. Durham, N. C, June 15. Snecial A woman aijd several children have reached this city from Kiss ton, having walked all of the way to Durham in search of work. The woman is a lio siery mill operative and is stopping in East Durham for a few da vs. She and her little ones made the trip from Kins-ton bere in something over four days. Mr. Ruffin Boles, of Raleigh, who purchased stock in the new Union Fur- to Congress as a Democrat Ju 1872 and bi"g and Carolina, as ims Wen iatcd. jukJ Salisbury They bail cxteeted among the IreIdent and bU mlJlUry was re-electel eomluwmsly unl the t portjou of tlie extern, mi J work thal mfM twra 1nUKuc advlfW lit the rrgnUr force In thu Republican landslide In 1SU4. when he uiKTtrt prtKmrng rapidly. would tell of the njgnlng of die tnodin ei.untry hotild be reduced to civ Otis was defeat!. lie was electcl again As mwwi as tlie litter line 1 corn- allNhing a i.rlrWonal the extra tiien WLich h Irei- in lSlMi. and.in-l&lS wa3 re-electeil to plKel from lildgenvny. N. C. to Rich- ayr .jt A n-wrted that the Bril- nt Uourht be kUouU bar over anJ the Fiftysixth Cgmss. iu-tw-m r MlhmUti Uvve aUive the .tj.oho ak.M for. sessions of Congress in rtwnt years Uo Richmond.- rcderfckburg and Po- nrollustioa- am chmte ban nsked for The Idea cC organizing rdnoteer Mr. Blaml dhidel his time between tonrac and connecling line have U-en iusructloUJ, ja reganl to hcm wn conquered. bowvvtT. and OtU work on his farm and lectures on free completl. a direct route from Atlanta . aiked b :l-g:fcph IX any of tbe State silver. to New lork -will bare been es tab- Mr. Bland was bitterly disappointed Hbcl. when he was defeated for tlie nomlna- The Scalioard Air line also has n tlon for IYeshlent. After the conven- branch running from Wilmington. N. tion he retired to lils farm and toolM (, to Rutlierfonltmi. N. C, jmssing little active part in the campaign. through, Cliarl one. known a the Cam- Una Central. The country through STRIKE OF COAL M'NERS. iZtAxv 1 The (leorgia nwl Alabama, which h&tleael Leasee femes. At Brooklyn: It. II. Brooklyn 0 0 New York '2 t Called in fifth Inning on account of rain. volunteer, now Berriag la the Ili'.lip- plncs world tenlirt for two years or uat!l the rtd of InTOrrvctloa. OtU baj anwerM at rolunreers are Z willing to rccallst. and chat wltb tbe and tegular wIki term, of Kerrlre hae exinJ end who wotM reoiliy 1 niture factory here and was elected Operators Will Pav Hlaher Wiaei DtK.r lias made creat .strides under It., pre by the ar Department from General superintendent, nas sold out bis in- Than Discontinue Werk. ent managt-ment. runs front Savannah. Oris dated today: terest to the other stockholders and n r i ir. ila.. through n rich cotton belt. It will A prominent Filipino friendly to returned to Raleigh. It is learnel that of tho hitnmlnmw ..ftfii nZ prove a iiaylng portiom of the greit Americans has been assassinated at Mr. Roles and some of the other offi- es tn nra Tha tiTi system. Cebu. Inhabitants of that locality eers of the company had some disa-Lnett AW ui. wui. .i' . nri.io r.fMi have urgently requested American pro- grwnient . I of a few small mines. Tbe Jefferson runs from Columbia, S. C. through tection in stronger force. I bave sent Mrs. W . L. Terrell, formerly of th.S1Tllft- ,,. Mfin S'lim-nfiii tio T-..L-nviu.. Th a battalion of Tennessee Volunteers caty, but now of Greensboro, Is quite; if Rnm T?i,oaQW ii.i kWmi ir T.ir-i- nmr.-.in and two guns from Iloilo, which insure sick and m of her friends fear that,!, nnn hnvln- rrnnA nnt rtoni,. Jlmlld a link from Cheniw- s. t. alms iu aeries: ivenueiiy iu ruvrgu, m wnias a mcT volunteer organiza tion It Imanty were fclrea th-ni. b can get rare? full regtmcate. S;vial Inducement, will be ollcrcd nil men It ..10 II. II 12 J peace, liugnes is in cnarge or ailairs sn win not recover. . ir. a. u. uarr, in that section." of this city was summoned to her bed side yesterday. The lire comnanies here are all orae Admiral watson Arrives at Manila. ticing for the approaching tournament Washington, June 15. In a cable to be held at Greensboro. One team message to tne .avy uepa.rtraent nas oeen practicing several weeks Rear Admiral Watson reports his ar- The new Durham Light Infantry rival at 'Manila and assumption of was out target practicing late this command today. He relieved Captain afternoon. It was the hrst target prac- Barker, wbo succeeded Admiral Dew- tice of the nw company. ey in temporary command of the sta- Mr. Jones Fuller bas gone to Wbite tion. Captain Barker will return to .Sulphur (Springs, V a.? to attend the the United States. bedside of bis father, Judge T. C. Ful- Movements of vessels attached to ler, who is quite sick. the Asiatic station were reported to tihe Navy Department today. The cruiser Boston has left Hong Kong for Nagasaki on ber way to fSa.n Francisco; the supply ship Zafiro started back from Hong Kong to Manila today, and the gunboat Concord arrived at Hong Kong yesterday to go into dock . NEW CANAL COMMISSION. Members Organize fer Wcrk After Calling on the President. yesterday. I build a link from Cheraw. S. C. At Morrisdale miners held a bi.-r conirecung the Seiiboord Air Lme with n.ass meeting last night. They massed tlie- Florida Central. anl ithentjy se resolutions pledging suiport to the curing a Through roirte from New York district president, who is leading the ro Jacksonville in competition with tho strike movement in that section. The Southern Railway. srriKers are orderly. The Ccoa-gia and Alabama are now. Philadelphia 1 7 3 it is generally conceded among local it is said, ierfeeting traffic nrrunge- ('.jiipj in .lxth Inning on account of operators that an advance of from 10 menrs whereby Binnlnghnm. Ala., will n'u. io A.) wins per ton on uie product will De reached, ami an elTort will prolaibly Batteries: Wllk, and Bergen; 1 1 field result from the action of the miners, U made Ho secure connection with and McFarlaml. as the operators prefer contraction of Memphis, Tenn., and Kansas City. Mo. t IniUsillc: B- II. 12. business to a complete shut-down. The The almve lines, the couyolidation of Tnv-i!l '2 S 4 striking miners are now receiving the wblch now scorns ko ntur at baud, are t IjhiU A nijrnest wasres naiu since tlie eivii w-.ir. UHntriiri r I c imnm . w VivL- nnd Baltimore capital. The members of the syndh-ate are nil active ami pro- v n T i" ct S I J5" " "' uj" Manila t)i xiic pro- Jr, Jllne i ! Special. jowi movemcnt has aroused great lu- x.. imiKu agaiuM uie tervst among milrcnd heny and Warner. At lfciltimorc: Baltimore.. .. , Washington - 11 0 win wnMf Ther trill rwir 1(..tf-t.w 1Tr.u-.n11 nrxA i .hvtH I . " . . ..... 4" ' ; . "lall Ctial wilt.vnnce?t, ana ia ami3:-m lli II 5 1 UVl 1 VU UM V. At Ciiicu go: Chicago. . Cincinnati.. . lkitteries: Cnllaliau and BreltensJeln and Vaughn. At Clevelmd: R, II. 11 Cleveland.. 1) 0 Pittsburg 2 7 3 Battcrie: II 111 and Sugdou; Ixwer and Schnvcr. At Boston: R. Pwtim.. mm mm mm ' w twrM triT frtiTTI PhIliTK)In to t ir 1 - - - - . . t . , the pW-es of fidlstnjent la the laM ...... 0 8 1 stales, arioantlng la every cac to V 1. . " mre tua i Mit. LVniohue; The War Ihinrtrocni t, n3t mti21 that all the men of the new regiment can 1- jeebred In t!e PhHipplne. and U xnHering the advisability of open ing recruiting rlices in the rniul States to iccure tlie numlT that may 1 lacking. Nothinr will l dxie In II. Ii.hjml ncirticular. liowerer. until Oeneral " .!fitl ln rinl t!i fitrm!nr nf tnen le can secure in tire lhil!pi.na. Batteries: Sudhoff an 1 O Connor; Dowling and K In ridge. imus Occupied by Amerlcau Troops Manila, Thursday, June Washington, June 15. The members of the new Nicaragua Canal Commis sion wrere presented today by Rear Ad miral Walker, president of the commis sion. Only one member, .Senator Pas- 15. The co, of Florida, was absent. The corn- town of Imus, which the Spaniards re- mission iheld a m-eeiblng tinis morning ants quired months to capture, was peace- with a fully garrisoned tonight Ions of the Fourteenth white flag was floating tower as the Americans Inhabitants who bad been insurgents fled from-the tenant Zeiger s scouts marched i in, but but told them that be should cause to tiff tomorrow. later regan to return upon solicitation be forwarded to them from time to of the mayor. time, such data as naught be valuable The town occupies a naturally in connection with their work. Greensboro Dispensary Case Argued. Greensboro Tlie case of City of Greenshoro and board of dis pensary managers asking for an In- junction restraining tne managers from operating the dispensary, was nr- nien. Darktey Held as a Wltecss. Wilmington. X. C. June 15. SpeWaL The young Greek, Theodore Darkley. who irpou tbe witness stand Wednes day made n scnsTitlonal statement The Richmond and Rldaeway Link. vw Vorir t 1". Mr Ti,n st r.i. about seeing the lair of the counterfeit- gueil before Judge Bynum toilaj. John Cn ' irminn ,r,cii.Mif si,-i.ers and operation in full blast, was X. Staples and L. M. Scott appeared iwnrd Air I Ann. wind tho f th arraigned this aft.-nioon fof counter for the plaintiff, and Col. J. T. More- vn.iic.ito vrhi,.i hn nm.i t.vrt- felting, but the evldeuc was lusuffl head and A. L. Brooks for the defend-Central and Peninsula, -tn-nuouslv 4jrt to "nnt bis !elng held. The Treps to Be Basked te Manila. Washington. June 13.Ile-!nfnrc ment for General Oti are to be ruh- d to Manila with the IcoaI poJulSlc h-lay. Tlie OuarKrmaster lwpart- ment has Jat secured three tdditional vcel for transqwrting troop, to tb PhI15pp'.ies. Tl:e trot-,), to be ent la thee ves!MI, are as folImv: Six troop. of the Fourth Cavalry, 700 men; two e)m:xnlcs Fourteenth Infantry. 220 men: Ight coniianies .Twenty-fourth Infantry. KS men; eight companies Twenty-fifth Infantry, KJ men. The plaintiffs contemletl attempted to have Uiat ilitnj tlin rrnrtr that nr,.iwntf 1. I uwinti view of organizing for work, the act creating the dispensary was an tr hw iMmt t in c,Jh. blm held as a. witness against Mar- by two battal- and some time was spent in examining amendment to the city charter and of ,. develoTmien-ts to -the itronertr Tllls tlie ciKumissIoner would Infantry. A the report of the old commission. It. that the City was responsible for its ir Williams says- not grant, nud rcieasM Darkley, who from a church is expected that the commission will1 obligations. This was denied by de- ..-rtT.i- j. lv-,r "J-!n nv was shortly afterwards reure5tc.l by entered. Many start for Central America very soon. Ifendants and the Cumberland county .. , . J V.." .'t,?T.. order of Judge Iurnell. who liad Ikh-u terrified by President. iMcKinley gave no instruc- case cited. Judge W. P. Bvnum will im 1 " " t. ' I Imstilv at.nUwl to. and was Jailed aj a toAvn as Lieu- tions to the commission this morning, conclude the argument for the rdain- afvl 1 I Vvtj.. Xl. A ? wltnws. trong position an a deep river, with steep banks. One bridge spans the river. The church and arsenal were found loop-holed for rifles. Quantities of shells and powder were left behind by the rebels, evidenceof a hasty re treat. The people of the town are pov- Erty stricken. , . mL Insurgents In the Rear. ?danila, Thursday evening, June 15.- ANTI-TRUST LAW DECISION. Kentucky Courts Cannot Fine Insurance Companies tor Combining to Make Rates. Frankfort, Ky., June' 15. The Court of Appeals of thiis Staifcfe this morning banded down its first decision affecting the antitrust law passed by (the legis lature. The court s decision reverses the i udgments secui'ed againsit the ibly !o "kt witldn tho next week. "While it may yet le some little time Polncalre Will Form a Ministry. before nhe actual consolidation of the I Paris. June 15. M. Polncare infonn- June Seaboard Air Line, -the Florida Central od President Lonbet this aftmi.in LEWIS PATRICK LYNCHED. Casualties In the Army. Washington, June 15. The number of the list of officers of the land Peninsula, and the Georgia ami I that be liad accepttNl the commiilon army has just been published by the Alabama, we eixt by trie first of to form n new cot 4 net. It Is cxietd War Department. It shows total cas- July to have tlie three roads working that MM. Ieleasse. lUUt and SjirKcn ualtles of the army from February 4th for tlielr common interests. The three will hold ortfins In the new minls- Tuna Ctli )nAlii(1in TiHtof1 mpn i cvNmih will be ITIrtsentrtl lir itm. t-r-r It l lin l.'-rT.wnl Sliar PDlnfire will follows: Killed, 220: died of wounds, soildation agi-ncies at aU of the most assume the aninlstry of war. He ha' la f,,er ,to 'ave hl Df the negro Bedysf tie Uickless Kegr Was RIdle4 Wltk toilets. Atlantic Hotel. Morehcad City, X. June 15. Si)eclal Last night, about 11 o'clock, near the eenv where II B. Week wa, murdered last week. Lewis latrick, colored, who bad In-ca taken from Beaufort JAH tbe previous night, was killed. Seventy-five shots werw fired, and his lody was rlddh-d with bullfts. Tbe people beard the firing, but nu!ody wa., een. ! It is ujiyoed that -bea tbe mob- found. Welnesday mor King. tlat tbey were followetl. they 2fA Patrick on Dog Lsland. ami kept blfcj during day light. Last night they took bint on, and ended his life. It Is reported that 60: died of disease, 304; making a total important points of 659. Captain Coghlan In Washington. Washington, June 15. Captain Jos. D EVERY AND PRIZE FIGHTS. obtained promises of assistance in the implicated other partie. but the lynch formation of a new cabinet from jrv- in Iay thought be was lying and oral mcmbTS of the late ministry. Soil Has Mere lelande toSell. Tbe Hague, une 15. A Spanish dip lomat utatcs that Spain wishes to sell gave no weight to hi ta!ment. The new, reached Beaufort this af- ternoon and there wan universal re gret at the occurrence. , A body of insurgents entered the rear Aetna and seventy six other insurance Ub. Coghlan, until recently in command NW.YI? Lawfrto,1! .x,".a 1cI Mey I -mm m I I m, flV I M B I klftfl SkV H m S A M n ftk I 1 1 flk 4m AW mmt M V mtm. fhA AmpriMTi lirps thvw nnd half com names doing business in tlie State, i nf tbe Ralebrh. was at the Xarv De- ' miioc nrfi-i r!.qiiimrit ni ipstrnv.pd Each was fined $20,000 under the ro-rnrtment toaav and naid his reneets Charged. the Canary Islands to the Congo Free oirr-nrv -wirc nTiri a .nAPfiATi th visions of the la w. their "allesred of-'to iVcretarv Ixnr and other officials. I Xew A'ork. June 15. At the conclu- -State, the island of Fernando Po to iv.iv1 - tJm-M. i w v- j a . WVU V. v I v - " - f - m m W m, .. . - . . - ., I m l Smm. 4 A.tMM t I -r-r . t - t 1 !i i . ltmw, Adar M S a 1 S a 4 m - nl ffTWi H1lAlHf Ttlal V rv. . mfm 1 thtt J m 1lnms4T1 ama t V flit 1 leHCC iUflllU XWUXs lXX iXzy 1U JJJLlUil 1U- XI e IS Hi Lilt? CUV Oil ZL 1S1L LfClUre DlQ I 5iUU VI vua; o eT?lUU Ul LiJC .UatTi, IV4 UAmlkAj aa cvi vr - w " v.v I .If- I . - . - 1 . I ... . . . A ffm. AA m9 - Sf 9 m-m - J-ranee ior .imj.w pesetas upon con- leaner 01 me uowara-ai:e ract;on dltion of forming an offensive and de- of tin? Baker-Howard feud waa shot Another Victim t a Feutf. Lexington. Ky June 15. It It r- track. skirmisli III W ! I lun ,-1 Vwimmirt mrvrnitK ri a v a! mW surance rates. As a msult of the de- ceedlng to Bremarton, Washington to; Committee it adjourned until August beavy firing from a lirge forfce of ciion of the court these fines can not take commaud of Fuget Sound naval i 1st. The Democrats on the committee rebels. be wuiectea i station. jyroitcu wai uiu iuY,vsus:auoai was fcasive alliance with those countries.! Crozu ambtrsh today. ' - - ' i mm m .. ...- m m m. A- ms . mmmv a.- c tc iMa, Vw -mr. nt" jfcM3' . t .