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Qual and Exact Justice to All Men, ot Whatever State or Persuasion, Reliaious or Political.- rhos. Jeiterson.
Vol. IX. No. 89.
RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE I9 1891.
PRICE: ? CENTS.
TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY
III FOIL BUST,
Opening Speech Made by
I)r- Geo. W. San-
derlin.
NOTES FROM HIE ASSEMBLY.
composed of the following ladies and
gentlemen: Mr. and Mrs. John
Burwell, Mr. and Mrs. Omem
Foster, Dr. Fab. Haywood, Miss
Mamie Meadows and L. J. Battle,
Miss Lillian Ilolmesley and Frank
M. Harper, Miss Emma Katie
Jones and A. B. Andrews, Jr.,
Miss Mamie Allen and K. 1. Man-
gum, Mrs. Ellis and Dr. Skinner,
J. .Meyers and II. Rumbough.
Among the married ladies pres
ent, Mrs. Willie Tucker is con
picuous for hiT charming appear
ance and delightful manners. There
were about fifty persons in the surf
this afternoon. More bovs are need
ed here badly. Can't some of the
Kaleigh boys come to the rescue?
At nine o'clock a most delightful
morning sail was given bv Miss
Fannie Holt, of Graham. Two
boats were chartered and we had
music and sailing, with the light of
the moon.
There are at least one thousand
guests here now, but the Foster
Bros, will no doubt prove equal to
the task of assigning all to rooms.
We were glad to grasp the hand of
Dr. Thos. Hume of, Chapel Hill,
and also that of Henry King of
Kaleigh. All of us are having a
I'llV'll THl(l t.lllC "llil ii'n nnviiii.'l '
it . , , I nil' IIIIH till lUIAIMIl."! )
I lie exercises Were begun bv sill"- 4i i rn ,
. . . ' : 'ii 'iitnur t id liwii'i-iiir t 1 . .1 . '1 ..I
..iiiiin uii, hum i wn l U. 11 Aill-
GRAHD CHANCELLOR
P'
iH
30. M, SHEhWOOD.
A Raleigh Boy Honored
With the Highest
Pvthian Office
AT THE STATE GRAND
LODGE.
THE TKADE IS OFF.
The Uu'IiHm Tobacco Company
Do?s Not Enter the Trust.
By The Uoi-.e i Prea
Roanoke, Va., June 18 It is
authentically reported here to-day
that the pending sale of the Black
well Smoking Tobacco Works at
Durham to the American Tobacco
Trust is off and that the business
will be continued with Col. J. S.
Carr as president.
BLOOD AND THUHDER A
AMONG THE TURKS.!
GREA
T
MMDPlMTflH
munuMiiiu
III
t
Mihran, an Italian Rob- j Thos. W. Mason, Esq.,
ber, Monarch of all j Eloquently and Bean-
Mr. a:,d J;-.. IB. A. Tucker Giro
a Del'yhtful Sail (
Friends.
Pcail to the Chronic lc-.j
Mnijr.iir.i City, N. C, June
Is Tli - Assembly Hall was abso-
' 1 v lilh-d to-dav"at 10:;h A. M.
le witness the opening exercises of
riil.-, ihe eighth annual session of
the North Carolina Teachers' As-
mill v.
inglhat patriotic song, "Mv Conn-! , - t i
... . . ... , , mage s appearance is expected.
:rv . with charming Miss Homes ey I i. f-e i
. . ' ,,.,,,. 11 1?i quite gratilviug to be ;i
: ! t lie piano. Braver bv Dr. Sk hi-L , ; i
.' . , to announce that not a single v.
i 1 i H'iei-H, men (i it SOI I g, i i J l . , r . 1 . .
.. . oler lias so tar ventmed to start
vi:ii ot Mv Niul. 1 he newlv
A Hemic r of Phalanx Lodyc, No.
I f Elected by a, Flutter! ny Vote,
and His Friends are Glad.
A Kaleigh boy was again honor
ed vesterdav.
At the Grand Lodge, Knights
of Bythias, held in Charlotte, Mr.
J. M. Sherwood, Bast Chancellor
of Bhalanx Lodge, No. 3 1, of this
city, was elected by a flattering
vote Grand Chancellor of the
The President -ohs to Cape Slay,
fBv the V.w-A j
Wasiunctox, D. C, June 18
President Harrison, accompanied
by Mrs. Harrison, their two grand
children, Mrs. Dimmick, Mrs. Geo.
B. Williams and Miss Ella War
field, lett Washington this morning
at 0 o'clock over the Pennsylvania
railway for Cape May point. Tin?
cottage there is ready for the party.
The President will remain at the
sea-shore until next Tuesday.
he Surveys.
tifullv Pleads
HE PULES HIS BAND,
FOR A DAVIS MONUMENT.
"it. UornjMilsory Education in t'enn
sylva uia.
IIauijisiu-kg, Pa., June 18.
The Governor has vetoed the com-
ible
ar-
Austrian Sttt.ject-s Mistreated.
! et.-d Pivid.-nt. Prof. Charles 1).
M -her. then introduced the most
up Annie Roony.'W ill endeavor
to 'five a fullaceount of to-morrow's
i nt'oeeeili r.
i i.Tlaiiiing -peaker in North Car-! 1
na, lion. (ico. V. Sandei lin, I
F. M. II.
iJl livau Figlit flavin ?
IBy The United Press
v. ii"-e duty it was to make the open-
i;r.: addre.-i. The manner in which j
performed that duty was niani-i
I'd in the faces of his audience.! Omaha. Neb.. June 18. Tin
'. ', ihe hour and twentv min- i Mairic Athletic Club last nilit
. lid. most entenain'in- of! offered a purse of L':,n0 for a U l,ilst thnv .Vl'5ll"s? togetlmi
1 i . . .: t . i . ....... i i
d-li.rhted his nuli-! iiiiht b t ween Snllivan ami Slaviu. I lu' vuvv? ana eninusmsn
order in North Carolina.
This was good news to his host ; pnr education bill
1 I 1 1 111
oi irieuas in uaieign and all over j
the J-Jtate, :ind the news, which was I
telegraphed here yesterday after-! By the United Press.
noon, soon spread over the city. j Vienxa, June Us. The govern-
Mr. Sherwood is the efficient and j nrnt announced in tlm Beichsrath
j)opnlar Assistant Treasurer of the j to-day that a careful inquiry into
Baleigh and (iaston Bailroad Com- the alleged maltreatment of Aus
lany, and Treasurer of the Durham trian subjects in Virginia. U. S.,
and Northern, and is known and j -hewed that no foreign workmen
esteemed by everyone, and every- i ha I bee subjected to ill-treatment
where. it lure.
lie is an enthusiastic Pvthian,
Which Demands Toll lo-n all
Tarls Upon the Penalty of
Death ar.d Destruction.
(By Calda.)
London, June 18 A dispatch j
from Constantinople gives an ac
count of the increase of brigandage
in various parts of the Turkish
Empire. In the Ti rkish province
known as Old Servia, a brigand
thief named Mihran has established
himself in the mountains with about
SO followers and lives in princely
fashion on black-mail exacted from
the people of the villages. They
are glad to pay the exemption and
protection of their property from
injury and for that purpose each
householder pays Mihran a sum in
proportion to his possessions. Christ
ians being obliged to pay about
double the amount exacted from the
Turks. Mihran is said to be a ren-
He is followed by Col. Thos. S. A
nan. iclta a7 so Soeals of the
Confederacy 's Chief
tain. Special to State Chronicle
Moiiganton, N. C, June 18
The meeting of the veterans here
to-day to raise funds for the Davis
Monument' was a glorious success,
notwithstanding the fact that the
farmers are busy in their harvest.
The old soldiers turned out in force,
and these with the citizens and fair
women of Monranton, filled the lare
Burke county courthouse to over
flowing to hear the addresses of
Hon. Ihomas W. Mason and Col.
Thomas S. Kenan. The orators
were introduced by Associate Jus
tice Avery, and for two
hours the larire audience lis-
and considering the great increase
in numbers of that order in the State
nu '.olph ISolliug l; ad.
Uy The United Press. I
tfMif'tl witli nmt ;iftoiitinn in tin
egade Italian, and he holds his fol-; lMv iMWvrM iu
lowers m complete discipline. One Ulis hUtori. towll. Mr. Ma.i's
ot them havinir l.ieen shown to have
elllo "V on Jefierson 11 . t i s. v:i
plundered a peasant who had punct-1 t71 . i . r
1 -iii i -i Ai-i i supern. rdeuant and chaste in dic-
uallv iaid black-mail, JMihrau had ! f -ii ' i 4i i
1 ill i tion. it wui rank with the nest, pro
file offenders ears and hands cut I ,i, . , 4v . TI
I auctions ot the aire. He canie es-
u. and sent them in a ha'j to tlie t ,. i . , , . . i i
. . , terdav a strange;- and to-da los
praise is on every tongue. His
ihute to Southern women was a
o
' . . ' . . 1 1 O K ' .
.vvu...;....-.xm, va., . line jo. . trntwed Tcasant.
, v,hh a -r.-, f h uhtrh, for ; A $it,non Bond' was filed to makr ! A' lh.! roV ( Jnn,1 C!i;Ui!vI!,,r' it ; '-able dispatch was received here to-j Mihran exacts from every one 1 JH
1 tt, l.., .x.-..,. ! T.....I tl. 1 ! J-" ate to say that lb- cominir vear .lav announcing the death of Ban- ! tl... liu:mi- ihie to the hunk of P;e:i. .
! . .lii-ea-ed at MoreheadCitv. i vv5il h" 1 ureat success ibr ihe ' .h-i,,, Billing at (ietown, Africa. Th,. Turkish authorities made a .'i ;K. tll.:,. : I4- ,-...,,.
' ' . i o,. l .. : . . i c . i ' n i i 4. i , . . , . , 1.1 Ke i nei i s i s i ej ot v. a 1 1 1 i.i ,re
Ii v,a- one of his neatest effort s. 1 uihtio-, u ra;i UvivhcM. j ( h '. m tie- State. I h- aeceas-d was a highly esteemed . ,l;.inonstration ot atlackm- the lv.(iX , t . r . ,.
i i t , . 1 1 . ' . t . ( i ' l i i i i . , , ' i we u o e iiieii lail 1 1 es.e into
His subie.-t v.a-'- "The Importance1 ' ,!1 ,h ,,'B,i't ul "ami( ban-, young citizen ot Kichmond, and was ; !ni-ads about three mouth- u'io. , ,.p(.nl . to ,M.r!j tl(1 y. j
end Dbjhiiv Due the Tea 'her for i f:h);., j -''llor Cook we find the Order in a; at Capetown representing the Bich-imt withdrew their forces without lJJZ- Thev I no ell-ne,, d
1 , - T i r, , t i i i ii t i' i . , . , . iii r.ii oi uouir. iiievioocnau'jeii
B Hi-di Vorajbui." Vfter a ! - ii:na, June 1 )ut ot a total i douiish.ng condition, having over ; moml Branch ot the American lo-i lVyUir done anvthmir ot -onse-, tl . , ,
, . , , . . , , , i ,-ic, .i . j .. i 1 t i r 4 1 i 1 . .. . , . , iiieu in. n lone.- into silken .launers
.btful inlrodueiion. tin- sp aker , u' members in th' il'ichseratli. ! in--inle, a Li'aiu of per , na.-eo v . ilewas thrown from a j uut-nce. Iihran remained m seclu-' u..(L.r wi W utt.v (.,11,
. fared tli.-I tie were fbur classes (b-rman liberals number 1 I (I. ! cent, in the last year. ; liore a lew days ago and had his ; fur f,;W davs. and then sud- ; :.t tl, jir ..(!T "pjj,.
.,, v,:l;)1;l honor was due: The new majority will be formed ! The Gmroxiru: is happy in this i Pg fractured which necessitated am- ; m.Iv descende.l o'n the villages and ; ! w '"eoneno.d ,!,';,' f-dr l,lh
i Mini-ter. of the (ios.H.l: (1,.:by the addition of;!0 mod -rate con-j ,; ''"f ion the yaluaole services , lu.Jat ion. It is supposed that he ! collected all the amounts that the : "
.... . . ' ... . .....,...:.. 1 Co Tl i oi 5';i-.t i i:i!li-:'l iir S hi rwoo.' frith,-. 1 i lo of Oec I:: w 1 J l iiiitinw v . 1. . . .. I
! 1 1 , ,;( I i ((( sei .ii i e- a : m o - , oies. l ll e .- " .......... t t ... , v .......... peasauil lla'l illiieeo lO on
e voun'i' Czechs, i 'rd:'!', and extemls its congrat tile- -. uealn ce.sts a gloom over Ki en mom I ; The mo-t startlinu reports eo
ei
i' I e.i
r i w
oriliv of all ; 1 1 1 1 sections of tb
iVoi,, ihe erv nature afid ' anti-semitics, and rdir::. Jencals i '''
; e ,.f ,B ,-aUing: II - has to; 'Vtil constitute th tu-posiii(),..
' . , i ! i !e ' i ', i ' 1 1 1 i , ! a 1 m i i i d . What, " j
- i :; X, m:;!er. What B:. VnrMru, d f r ;,o:v;. i
N"er laiieb Dr. Ar-;
. ! !: : 1 1 -! t'-e he". Iiseil lo
soeiet v
Io-s:?iit;e' o( h uture.
The itker!s . in.
pra ver.
me rr' i if ii
l . ( m ( , i e 1 v i 1 ' : ! l i W : i s ; 1 1 1 1 o i e o i
from Algeria of the ravages a tin - c , . . i , , ,.. i .. i , . .
ii i 1 1 . , . i 1 1 t ,'iiii .I!1.. 1 i n ,!)
l . . i. :. . .1 i . i .
mi nap ana a ro pruoe
loCUSt:
In nuuiv districts not ;
J:v C 1
K rs i C'ty ' i- -t "
Mr. V !i.-en iincuted what he
(By the I n;te i Press.)
srie- remains on a farm, ami the i ,.i. 1 ,i i '.
i , m in- remai us lo the oia e,erau.
haljitaiits are m a famisuin jf eon- i , f
i A nice eont rr.iiit i
m
tilt uea.
heir onlv resort for food
n was en to
i calls a eo-mieal teleala
e i n
hen he came into
Drr.MN', B-e.. June Bs. Tlie Na-! en eh! -s h:m o 1
. ttw, Tm!: fnm;i,u.iit i' iiiiil -1 i t . . t
l , s . i tl , I. .'l"ll Hill, III I lllt'l, HM, I
i i i i i , i t . i ; i . i ! i : i . 1,1 .ii ... i m in .1 ti,,,i.,,. -,.- y.t ,-i,i..i, . . . ...
'e . ,ae a . , ... ' which the old so ale s oi ,o k oi ;i i
. . ; ' i t l i : if.,, ! - t i i i , J , i , i ! - w . 1 , . . .... T ". .. ....... I 1
. . . . . ..ii 1 1 i, 1 1 1 1 1 n i m 1 1, n- a si ouaniiiies a re o. a u u
ear the sun s;:ot
I consumeU.
i . , - of one of his pupiB . timial Press says that proeetMfings j r,Mr
'flint man will m t be irv- ; in'r i'iiViV oi'lm'ir liv- 1,51 s iu thesev-i 'Phe French Colonial authorities
elegant dinner prepared for tie
.,B. he, "i know not but have been commenced against lar-;ingto !ind out what the wildwaes
i .oe, iaiKiie: lo the future rulers' aell to recover from him the sum of! art. whispering.
" Tl... !mi!iiihis, of S."M.(MM). which he has been ordered i
' . I ' I I A.' . I . - . ' ... .... . . .. . . . ,
f . ,1 :d .A' hi, on. ' to na v as co,ts in the ( j'Shea divorce ! A 1 I nii.i) v Dinu -d. 111 I'K'niniii inning, out noi serious
I 1
i i
o sav me plague
(K-easion.
emu inning. J lies:.' with tne aidot ai'e taking step-s t
a foul by Irowning nettel four ;l mm-h a.- possible bv th ' use of i
- i , jjiirr were marrn
runs. ..nller had his foot injured: scientific means. r , , Ar
, .... , . , IJ ! . i iO-s a !'H .! I -
A Shanghai lispatch
that
: sir ! a-e in ils effc.-t s. suit
'ling feeililes f J ) nt'i'i(Cf. 1
Iv
Pittsburg :j, Cincinnati 4. ; tln number of executions in that
Senator Aevrv and Mrs. Lilian
ed las! night and
Kate ( ha nibers
the ni jbt before. All off on bridal
(By thf. ("nit"! Fro as )
Pi:Ti:ui;!-i!i:e, Out., June IS. ! Beatin.
; Batteries, Galvin and 3Iack. 3Iul- ; vicinity has m,t been jtaralleled. since
'loin' and Harrington. Cnipire, j tie. Tioiie-- rebeilir.;. 11 1 lie mor -
active of the mob loaders have fall-
tour.
Kilted lv :t Train.
... . ' I 1 l . itII-!-TlllfJIl I I I I ? k I I - iL... . ... ..i. .. "I., . . - -
-:eial plea for the plod-, t oil mvr .'ist rate: .
i . 1 . i... t ; '""" acilC'M mi- jnoo ie;;uei ii, i e oui- P- Tlio Ctiltwl Pn.tv
i i,. 1 1 ,M ,'l i, ! vocation calis I V 4 ..i 1 1 ............ 1., i J ifle L uitea I re.Ss.
,,W , fllvHieU iPrcsO- j . Ml 1 .. . - ' ' At New York Philadelphia en into the hands of the govern-; TOXN-oKK '.. I,,,,,. fy...;,,
rrra.tce ; (.) uisikou- ' Hiawatha, went sailing ma small: , 1 , , , , , ,'"AN"K,- v..,.iun i.o-i.i
game j"si ponvo.
fid'j, (,, t is also necessary. , BlTVsr.na;, Pa., June 18. vacht on Bice Lake last evening.
ry school, aeh pupil will J'ather Mollingcr is so comjdettdy siublen sipiall capsi.ed their boat '
mi. d-r one of ihe following ' ovhausted oer the strain of the !; ;!nd John JrH)te. his wife. B) year ;
m
Boston No gam;1 to-day.
Chieaso Just Did .
(1) The plodding ox, (2) ' past few days that he has been j ol( daughter, and their 4 year-old i Clkvklam), 0., June Is ' 1 ? ", .0 Va duly i-B d oiit h' tW,'n U,rMl;!,1u al
-lubborn mule, the fiery J roiupelPd to take to his bed. He I babv were drowned. The others ;( Bunber threw away an ll',rt-1 tl, rxecuVioner havin- ,'. Vbribei nl Jntan.tly klll,'M
. or (1) the soaring eagle." j has nervous prostration, and he has wcl.;, rescued. The bodies of the i ity to win to-day's game by allow-; - - ' ' nmrried about four months
-peaher then touched upon ! announced that he cannot see pa- drowned were recovered. ing Chicago to score five runs in nl'vh ' - lived near the place wh.-rt
i. r's blue-back spelling book, j Bents. He intends to go away for the seventh inning, after two men j P j . ss . killed.
n 1 I ..a. -f' , ? 11 ..1.1.... , r
:n Ids wittiest style gave some a r(.;t as soon as he can recover sut
illations of the manner m which ficiently from his prostration.
; 'j- Ibng lesson was conducted
" l! :igo. I lis address was full of
:"K but was not at all dry. It
u " ;e knowledged by all to be the
' iitertaining seech ever de
1 ' i ' 'I here.
WhT tin; jtddress, the audience
" '.'"n iied to the dining room where
1.1 I . . k A
l11' mint dinner was waiting, vi
o'clock ji free sail was given
'ill the boatmen to the entire
v, iiibly. The day has been de
t w w
.:l ,,,d with no rain, but a steady
tour o'clock a sail was given
Jr. ami Mrs. Willie mcKer,
Hucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Pvheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by John Y. MacRae.
ent troops, and been condemned j on,,. , ( rf0jk , ,..u vn Bail-
to death. One of tie- men who ro;1 t,...,!.-, wa run over by
wrecked the French mis-ion wa- .senger tr .in at Yick.-rs' Switch,
eonuemi.eu to ne cm 10 piece.., ana 1)t tw,.on (;hrNt j:!11sburg :iIld i;a(.
He was
.ago and
he was
Lost. i were our. irtues all round pia - o.tu,: , ;. Tacoraa Colleciur lu be Removed.
. - , . . D lieu i Uu licl Uli lllC LIlLlll itL lutinuil '
A small package of surgical in- ! ing was the feature. Cleveland b; )e sure to ask for one of Upchurch & !
struments, mailed at Gohlsboro, ! Chicago 11. Batteries, Gruber and Lancaster's carriages. We will send ; (By The United Press.)
June 1.3, to the State Hospital, ! Simmer; Stern, Luby and Bowma. i -.ity for cents Our stables are open ! 1 acoma, U ash., June 1. Pn
Lmpire, Lynch.
American Association.
Traveling gives violent headache.
Bradycrotine cures them at once.
Raleigh, is unaccountably missing.
Anybody to whom it has been de
livered by mistake, or who may
find it, will be rewarded upon its
deliverv to the addresser or the
Postmaster.
A. W. Shaffer, P. M.
j-!8-2t.
Ladies' Shirt Waists.
The shirt waist is more popular
now than ever, and to-day we show
new lines.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.
At Boston No game, rain.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 3, St.
Louis 6. Batteries, Dwver and
Kelly, Stivetts and Boyle. Umpire,
Jones.
At Washington Game called at
the end of the third inning on ac
count of rain.
At Louisville Louisville 2, Col
umbus 7. Batteries, Kneel and
Dowse, Bell and Cook. Umpire,
Davis.
day and nisht the year throush. Vate advices received in Tacorna
. LANCASTER & LPCHLBCH, j , , , .
junltWt. Kaleigh, N. C. nam asinngioii siaie umi
. Collector C. 31. Bradhaw, ot the
' Bort Townsend custom district, will
Where theSuow Birds Nest.
For a cool place in summer; for be removed very soon. Formal
health and recreation visit Linville, j charges were filed against him at
Grandfather Mountain, and the J the Treasury Department some
beautiful region surrounding them. ! time ago alleging incompetency,
j neglect of duty and connivance at
Regular sales of real estate will
commence in Linville on June 1st.
Residence and business lots, and
suburban sites ottered at private
j sale only.
certain irregularities,notably, smug
gling of opium, and bringing into
this country of contraband China
men by means of false certificates
may-6-2-m. from Victoria.