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RALEIGH, N. C 1TJDAY EVENING, , yOyKH)I;il, 91895.
..$3 00 PEIt YE Ml.
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LEU'S L
The Bis: Mosul Made a
Characteristic Speech.
WAS FULL OF ABUSE.
The Meeting Bald to Hare Bees In
Hla Interest-Not a Large
Crowd Present.
About four hundred votere of tha
, fusion persuasion found their way
into Metropolitan Ball last evening,
Tbey heard a number of apeeobea on
the Dolitloal atatoa in" general Of
those present it It estimated that
ninety-nine per cent were negroes.
' Ed Johnson and the uninvited did
not dignify the select assemblage
with their presence.' v "'
- Mr. J. 0. Logan Harris, the signer
of the oall, was unable to be present,
bating been called away from the eity
by the announcement of the death of
an unole.
MaJ. J. B. Hill was called to
the chair and acted as chairman. A
storm of applause gieeted Ei-Judge
Russell under the escort of Register
Rogers upon his entrance in the hall.
m On the "flitform" were seated, in
addition to the gentleman above men
tioned. "Bon." Patriok Stewart, J. B.
' Onell and several of the colored breth
ren, y . '
' "Letters were read from Sena-
' tor Pritohard and State Senator Chat,
A. Coofcer expressing regret at their
Inability to be present. Senator But
ler's letter missed connection and has
not hove in sight up to date. Senator
Pritohard said in his letter that the
Democrats were incapable of intelli
gently running the government. ; He
poke of the recent elections and
, stated that a new . tariff bill would be
' aated. ,
Senator Cooke said that ha was in
full sympathy with the meeting and
considered Thanksglviag an appro
priate time to give thanks for the
past year's result in the fusion field.
"In defeating corrupt election meth
ods we have cause to be thankful,"
tated Mr. Cooke. Be further stated
that fusion was a necessity. and would
i Continue. rr
The Bon. Daniel L. Russell, who is
, making a big bid for: tha fusion
Gubernatorial nomination, was neit
. introduced. Mr, Russell made one of
hla' characteristic speeches, which
bounded in abuse and eitravagant
assertions. The speech was made for the
, occasion and crowd and suited both.
; The jubilee seemed to be an oppor
tunity for Bussell to air his Guberna
torial boom. Mr. Russell pnt tha ball
to rolling by telling an old joke. The
big mogul stated that ha was here fol.
lowing his trade not on political
! business, but on purelr private and
personal matters. "I was Invited hy
Republicans and Popullsta; to be here
and rejoice and speak on political
' questions and having buslneas in your
eity. I would have bee an Ingrate to
have refused," remarked the big Wll
mingtonlan.
Pulling his bob-tail Prince Albert
close up to his massive figure, Mr
Russell continued:
Talk about thanks, there has' not
been in America an oocasaion for cueh
.thanksgiving as exists to the victors
alnee the victory at Appomatoi, when
the thousands of slaves were freed.
Talk about thaLks, I am thanlful
to get tuy vote counted. I was a alave
for fifteen years. When the vote of
tV. nairrn WIS counted OUt, SO WSS
wu -n ------
mine, for both votes were the same
When the cunning old man threw
ti,l. MnlW" to the srowd, the
Vw V 0
negroes went wild with applause.
"Who organixed the revolt that
liberated ns?" It was the Populist
party. However much we may differ,
be it remembered to that party we owe
our liberty. With them we will fuse
and continue to live. Co-operation
and fusion mean the same thing. The
details must be arranged by your ser
vants. Whether we are to fuse on an
electoral ticket mnst be decided by
further consideration.
"As to North Carolina, fusion is a
nW,'y and fasion we must have."
The i-akr mad His statement with
grat en i La ).i and worked his audi
Doe qp to a V-h pitch.
TU grl :.-t taj "y ever 'a
rar'y '
Aw-ntU a,
a c ' i bua discovered
,;i l -.a rivfa fusion in this
eee a b'.'.t you never saw before an
...;.. in h v..!. g vti'l be counted
Itiri:-1 ' - '"
grs c"t. V'e lave not had
r.lr,.--ti'0:Be'l ,n l lh!i',,,a
did
We have restored to the people the
right of self-government. The Demo
erats took onr vote away from us by
disfranchising us. They exoluded men
from the jury boi in Eastern North
Carolina, because they were black.
There were no Republican justices of
the peace, except where placed to ac
complish Democratic ends. We will
net steal their votes. 1 will help
prosecute a Republican who perpe
trates fraud at the ballot box. I can
not prosecute them consist ntly though
until every. Democrat who has de
frauded the ballot box has been put
in the penitentiary, and if they were
all there, the penitentiary would be
so full that their legs would be stick
ing out the windows. -
Cotton men are coming to north
Carolina from the North. "A man who
would go to South Carolina, where
they ara disfranchising votes, would
be fo6l enough to buy a yard In hell
for a summer resort. The people in
South Carolina would lynch a Popu
list. When a man tells you that Fopo
Ilsts are disfranchising voters, tell
him that he la an assistant Democrat.
A Republican can live with noch
seourlty In North Carolina as be can
in Maasaehusetts. : Thank God for
fusion. Why free f We are getting
to be jast as free as jay birds. : .
I worshipped Jeff Davia by going
into, tha army to fight my country.
I made a fool of myself and I don't
care who kaowi it. , ,
Judge Russell made complimentary
remarks to the Southern soldier, whioh
were sadly oat of place. - The speaker
said we honor the Southern soldiers
for the deeds they have done, and we
are proud of our State's record.
Pointing with aa air of pride to
wards the Capitol, Judge Russell said
and w fntlonlata built that monu
ment to their memory."
I fought in the war and am glad
we got licked. The Democratic papers
will rage about; this ; I have got to
say something to get the Democrats to
abuse me. When they; abuse me I
know 1 have done some good, and al
ways feel happy. The Judge epoke
ad libitum on other subjects. . ae
pointed to Maryland as a little peach
orchard, said Queen tie was an old
ugly ahe"and designated the English
aristocracy as "snobs." t He abused
Cleveland and hla policy and resumed
bis seat two alses too small amidst
much cheering . ! ' - , .
Pat Stewart and Register Rogers
spoke next. - -,., ,
Executive Note. ;.,..-t:jj
Governor Carr has ordered a rpeelal
term of Court for Green county, be
ginning December 80th for the trial of
civil eases only. Judge A W. Urauam
will be the Judge presiding. The
special term is held at this time to
decid ecoutested election eases arising
out of the last election." , The contest
is for the position of clerk of the
Superior Court and Sheriff, k
The Governor has made requisition
oa the Governor of Virginia for the
delivery of Wm. Murdock HeGlanla of
Richmond c nnty to this cUto. c
Gianis la under arrest In Bryan county.
The charge againet him is breaking la
a store at night. Wm. D. MeLaurln
has been appointed a special measeng.
r hw the Governor to go after the
priaoner. .
Bherrlll Wine at IiSust,
The ease of Sberrill vs. the Western
Union Telegraph company, which was
affirmed by the Supreme eourt Involves
a big amount. -1 ' :
This case was tried at the August
term of Rowan Superior eourt and
verdlot given Bherrlll, the plaintiff of
tl,100. An appeal -waa taken by the
telegraph company to the Supreme
eourt and this eourt has affirmed the
judgment of the court. This has been
a notable case having pended in the
Superior, Supreme and Federal courta
and considerable money spent In way
of cost and attorney fees. The Mascot
sayc this Is doubtless the cad of .the
ease and Mr. Bherrlll probably at last
raeelva the money he he been
lighting for. :
rL...t .ri Dinchter of Oov. Btoaee.
Relatives in Wilkesboro, cays the
Chronicle, have received information
of the recent death at Ehreveport, La
r Mn. Ann Jones, widow of the late
Dr. Kohnd Jones. Mrs. Jones was
dau iter of the late Governor Stokes,
of V.T.kes county, and was about 70
years old. EUe married Dr. Jones in
. a eoooty many yoars ago, and
movtdto Lou!.;ana. Dr. Jones was
educated in North Carolina, and after
he moved to Louisiana was elected
judge, and afterwards was congress
man. .
'88 and then they thought they
not need It. ',
I
Bat JSeYcrasjrjyriLess
r ; Disgrace in Defeat.
LUCK AND THE UMPtilE
-pern n;r '
Gave to Virginia a Victory Over a
- farBwperlor Eleven Carolina
forced ihe(Flay5 j j fe;
The ball was put la pby promptly,
Koinj? to the Virginias, who mad an
excellent kick off, but by Tepeated
mass plays North Carolina began
to force it back towards, the centre.
North Carolina made a great ran
and carried it past centre, and ex-
citement got to fever beat. , Another
short, advance for North Carolina,
when the ball was panted oat of, the
bounds by Virgina and,; taken to
centre agaia. Another Jbig advance
for North Carolina was followed by
several smaller ones;', patiOi swwi
within a few feet : 61 the Vlrgloiaa'
goal, v Virginia at this point made a
slight gain,' which was,: however,
immediately followed by : another
gain ' for-! North' Carolina,., wbloh
plaoed the ball almost in ,the same
pOSitiOD."'1: . i;
Virginia here rallied and panted
forty yards, and was oneoked by a
iair oansnu- J--r,ZT.z- r
ci ortn Carolina, alter a pause, ir
sua enmu; i.F" "" 4
made a sligntgainw fit's .it f ;
Fen ton refused1 ti call' the garni
and the crowd was too much for the
polloe and con tinned tocrowd around
the players.' The ball was therefore
again pat in play ; and, Vginia sue-
eessfally punted it 30 yards towards
the North Carolina goal when it
was caught and carried back i short
distance. After a short pause North
Carolina panted SO yards, bringing
the baU to the, Virginia 25 yard line
and successfully advanclng.lt by
degrees to the 20 yard linet! '
Virginia made a 40-yard punt 1 '
The bail was again: pot In play at
this point and after a slight gain by
the Virinlana the North. Carolinians
got the ball, and, bidding defiance
to ail of Virginia's interference, car
ried the ball to the fifteen yard line,
andlthej crowd,4' disregarding .all
roles, rushed in and completely filled
the gridiron, making, .on the wholej
one of the most disgraoefal demon
strations ever seenv .,?emW.
When the ball was again put in
play the North Carolinians made an,
other slight gain, bat were downed
just in front of .the Virginians' goat
just as time was called for the first
half, without either aide1 scoring or
securing; a touoh-down,; !
The umpire reiuaea to oagiu tne
second half nntil the field was cleared
As soon as the grounds were nearly
clear the aroand half was began, and
after a few slight losses the Virgin-J
iana punted to centre and by a clever
pass the North Carolinians succeeded
in making a Wk run, whioh was fol
lowed by two other slight advances,
until the ball was almost on the Vir
ginia's goal line. Another trial, how
ever, gave the Virginians gain of
about twenty yards, and the next
another slight gain, bat punt by
the North Carolinians lost all they
had previously gained The Virgin
ians again got the ball and made an
other gain, whlob was followed by a
double pass and a rtin by udekston,
the Virginia quarter,', which was a
feature of the game.- ( ;
Virginia made the first touch-down
by a tremendous forty-yard ran by
Lang aided by the beautiful inter
ference of Cocte. i
The excitement was great and tne
crowd went wild? Lambert. kicked
the goal and made the scof e to 0 for
Virginia. ; - iii :j
(Special Cirrepieuee.
' lULgioT, n. a; Nov. 29.
Every person who saw the game
and knew anything of football, saw
at the conclusion the remarkable
spectacle of an inferior eleven walk-
injr rrond!y from the field as Vig
while anotuer team. In every way, at
every point superior, left the grounds
defeated.
The result was brougU about by a
combination of porr luck an! bad
nmDirioR. It 13 zcxr f ir to cry
" fraud " where there is V- e f
of a doubt, bnt Yir: 'Vu
down was virtui.l'y a t, t i
umpire. v cue uoote, oi
lay prostrala F.r r a r e.
Ian jamped brutally oa L a !
was piompt'y disqua" " t
ment later Merritt, of Cu
also made to retire from t i
"We'll eTn matte'-s r? " '.'
remarked. Steele tJ '
place. lie was badly loo'.. 1
ly t-t
Virginians' t icks and all Ihtiirgainp
inoludiDg tL.e touch-down xunt wers
made aroand him. Merritt stopped
very a'.U.i.; t or bta positfcu Vitb-'
The ball Wn3 in VfritiaiU tem
idry during almost ths entire game
in the first hall tne Daii was on
three, occasions within five yards,
once' In five feet, oT their. liae,' Each
time some littla accident lost North
Carolina thi billUVr.hefl Uw.jhalf
closed the .bal) was on Virginia's
. The soene daring tne closing min
utes of the game was one; to make
mry ,2ti .Heel., pyqad.Witb, the
game against them and 'Jittletlme
left, the University player fought
fiercely on. Neverdid a ma i flinob,
and at eVerj rash tb Vksinla Hoe
shook with the shook; Then the ball
rose in the air and fell behind Vir
ginia's line. It was a toacb-down
bat the maplre came in play again.
Wheal camedpwrr fpora GratnV i,
boTothlflnior6i3atiiIJ Jist fiu
the University, told we fhat when
the elvq cama jo thi; 4(ternoon
cney would be met by tne enure col
lege, and given even a warmer re
ception than they would have gotten
had they tfleirvlctorioug.'-j
the,
in
bonorand Ahearyt taal'wasto be
wninifWiWesferdarfAirter "HI
. a nxw Ms? reft h
R.BErte.
f
,f.:cW
iTho Piwsa-'
-Visitor aleowRi ke it
teporti Yesterday i : y
ie foUpVintreaaio-i fit Jf .Jh
mendation from a gentleman who is
hlauelfc UiorpUAbj )f;fj;ative,,Tjf
the spkltol progreawrenp'sjs high
ly valued and appreciated by us,:
RiLamn, NvC., Nov. ho. r
Mr: Greek 0. Andre -
Dbak Sie: AsSSoDgratulallons
HAfl.n tn be tha nrdatldf the div. I
wish to congratulate v you oa tne
PBiss Viarron, that id giving us the
news la a news'paper oa yesterday
(Thanksgiving) you havl brbken the
iaa on the so called t'tlmtf-hooortS
custom ".ojeaving u without the
news at a timewheo we.most'wisb
to have nv. f - "" l
! U Yoftrs truly,'
IV 9 11 1" , ,., v,-ra .
t i.Jr m iSBTBONAOn.
S8o ldnr.as the Pas8kVisrro& can
retafn the eateen arid enoouragmeot
of snohmen as Mr. Stronaoh, nd Ik
So, Tirgnifa bsA tpe irame; bo!
eWorld dofsVt WiiRglQij
a defeat., Carolina 6as all the
tinutoshbwrUapproUUobypurFrncey. Morath, was bned ia the
liahlng every flay a Uva nd modern rl9tht1uv the missioarieV r rj
UD WDni'CI ' .mil nwiuuD
from bur IlenjiSj our labors know 119
wearying.,!...! a tJTi-.iiK
'- The ReVf Roe l TroaMei
George Rose the. lighlylored
cittxen : who 'made "aa 'ineffective av
tempi to la Bi-aealaj Wiencongr sga-
gation of the Firtrt BaptUt ehttrhSuSj.'
day saQroingvwae. rrestcj yesterday
afternoon euebargw of indecent ei
V1itaa to' the eUtlon
house - and given a bearing iberore
&yai-Viis?k"".'
vacant apace- between the poatotce and
Bose said b was frjmCeyloni, WeSt
Africa. - He spoke in a broken aiatect.
but this diS no(r deter the Mayor from
putting the law on tha rcvereaa enr
tleman..:-' A K 'ft,- V
l It makes no dirTerenna whether vou
r r, 7 v 7. I .
arcjjrorov t fiua Africa, asisj Jot
. . .. . . " : ... ! f
apasiai tniian nense upou.,wiiicu
qparter.Mr; Bose remarked "ayor
Buss;-, - li' ;V.,
Boss was taken down stairs, but?ht
soon r'alsed the'' amount, and wan re-
aeaaeCwi 4 vsli ;w 1
yuj ill. 4 u m
.in ei i infiun ttent
Killed While -Hunting,;
ew8 is reoeivea narc. oi iqo sac
death of Mr. Frank PennJayoarig
marild yearthf ag whtyh ccn-red
at Keldsviue, aay oeiore yeweraay.
He; .Was'hnntlnrf; birds with 1 tis
brother and in. pushing his Way Into
a thicket' bl irnn- was discharged,
the entlre'contehta'' entering Ms
hlsrh and severing art artery from
whioh be beW iofdoktli'ln few mo
ments.v His brother JefT.was his
''j"Jcgmp6fdoflt tn ta' l ent. n.4
with rare presence ot mtna enaeavois
ed to blnd.toe wtery with a cravat,
but the wound was too sermon?, and
he barely had time to call a ; tanos
from a boose near by when t:.e HI tie
fallow diedva? it '" " -1 .i jtfw-f
' ''o! -b Association
' Wakefield
tVuernne
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Simms
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t, avn U iitWi Jsi-uk el ' . j .-,
TheHnltW U rnde CoUtrtt Wthc
Palaoe rarttIIJsWaft '
Br Cable to the Frets-Visitor. X-:i
CoNSJAijTisoiaB, iro,29. Xt P"'
itIAUaHailitilliea agalf Uaafae4 a
efltfcl-'f tgeer!i'Bltkr the Mt?
tan' or Brltisn A!m'basador,vfjiirrie
mast sfUiQ hU l4haiJCirh the
wa(y ,Sour ooia. troubl:ill
follow. -aAbdul Hatnid Jias eorupltel
I tpsed Jatd lethargyJbere is ot a
sign noMMHng oimi-auuagy anica rr
sulUd from . the aseembllog of j. the
fleets of tb powers ae prertaaaary to
the naval demonstration 'which idla'y
bflfuflati 4 .bett4s.iac plae4Sj
Salonlea and Smyrna... The 8a)tab,
wlo See morXl Ihof'mgbly un4
thtinA4ruc'of ilhei.ialaee party ted,
by IizeJ1 iep, stj'.l deelisef t rant
tue flrmals app'ed for IK the repre-
MriUtle4 of ,Grelt. PrtUln. UflsslaV
t4 anOwtriasX-r, passage
I tra aruardshiDS tbrounb the atralrs of
DardaMlMMr4 a. .0t.
Thuanris VeeS IE jrvihlle Turkish
mio
lug
priest aitauio anaasaajers no are
the real advisors of AbdaLHamid re
cpp'oV iVipfaslaHj to iow
ihe-wlgnily cf the flnltan Alnssntoaaa,
are growing Vf f i jM1! o1'
ed out that tbi adveat'eteatra feisjcdl
ahlps will br-Mka fff
before CoDsUatiaSpWTUs' AdgFrias
fcntareiirjcejasing the greatest anl4y .
Oesplta.the thteatofedsterm ih Siif-
B4tsi8fs)d-re1usaJlol4stjtffirniaJ
Pe'iaa'ag "ntf df A hlgilrigpl tol
thC 'B tmuA mbasead ir'e ta tost r(re-
t1d6n!i:feiiSt0j;r'ealfitied
because an ;fft,r Britiih gun" boaMe
headed for Dardanells. . Pashaj waj
sot for at midnight and bad exciting
(a'erljvw1tn'rhe f altan who bltterli
repmacuedJfeng Ptshs. J
WASHiacrroi; 8oi. 29. The j State)
Department has adtrs from MlnUui
Terrell tpit the Missionsrs School, of
The ceVeg alJtlnUbprotecUdjf
THOSE WlCfttBfTDRKSl
7T
Reports ofTvue Blood MaeeoOn
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Is
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r&wi
it. fcrt fc.lirla,qianeH, f
AiUHJiuni .wvrw!awvr p fj. r-.T H
Brlr"frdmJCooatantiBopie lyw
that the,,l.rn.ba3!ileSITiate Ye afnea oi
7. .7..J ..,.Hllij tin tha
mwsaore.BtMarash on November
elehteeritn. ChnUaav winarfers in
thdjtorn .were burned, front three
points Prior' 'to'lhe massajorethe
town orlef 'ordered tha 'Christian
Sheps bebTjenedf undft penjilty for,
refusal Tltlage ana muraer men
beguWrV-tIa'u1d?!tni resW
laniift.''. !it Iw airitwl.. il I . ., ,
, It is learned tWM ! W lftpossiwe
to render' assistance fa ith0 SassoO'
oultes,' wrroS werethe kaUr4lif the
outrage aft nav HPinr ,prwu
Kurds wifced thsav, oat of Mi'stenoe,
deatrftvlntraTtbuildlngei seme whioh
were reotetttiuy. wie,Jii,ugiu ram
jnd.B,,rirtlaT4StrvAie8 via
the Con'snt iyranhere tt s stated
thft'fliatnrbancjtti are aaoa iiai ever.
r 1 -V - V
Inalwia rJcofarei rollieOomblpa-
to legrapbto ms ''ireVtWwJr'
dratja havingdeolereior MpDoWell,
aqd.CUeun JoyjClerlf and rlookeeper
mpetUtely of the' riouse fbere is
ranHnaii no doubt of tneir co.
tiqn; general ilentierson fayaJiajs
atillinthaiioaliowevervtx repre-
aedUtive MoDoweU's frietds claim
tor . him . to .today ja hoOdred and
eighty totes.,, wwf 'Wf
- . i,,iii -tn .
U Thfj twwientaiiaua. cjiuwyo
tjfflcers bt the lIou9eaaAlex4nder
UcT)oTwelH'of Penasylwaola, clerk
sergeantrAt-wm;; f . jUlen. of
New XorkdoM-Jteeper o
Elroa. bf Obliw postsiaater. and Rev.
Fishe.-bt' KansaSf whaplaln of the
IIohsfC.Tlje (Stccns'VI'l be huo to,
; t i i sngAr Crop Bhoft.
.-at " - - : ,
lir'fv.lettaDll to tne fttisa-Visiron.
WAtiHinrtToa, D. Sov. $o Owing
t Vrrr,rrIevasla1.1oftrthe knpar crop
.isU'le'aiinoiit. a total failure,
nunt cmp is alx.i very short.
leYeaVe&lllk. gV.nt-
Cf uliuab; fhPalStarty, vlet.
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TODAY-S MARKETS.
Cotton Opewa laower and Cloeee Nine
V rolnw Osr. . ,
Br degraph is the Paaas-Vunoav
4 BW ; .!! ,,itovu, . 89 LIrfol
opened steady 1-81 up, beeameojuttrr,
but improved laUr on and closed Very
steady l-fi higher than Mat a gbt.
Spot Sale, 10.000 bales, of which 000
bales Amertean,l'l,00r 'bale fortes
port' J'i ad wpeeuration-. middling.
pi H awv Torki opened poinU tower,
bcrelyUadr', Afterwards the market
iSaprovad, 4 regained. S points, but
towards the close ae( on agaa,
closing ateadj'd points hrlow Weduea
day'e closing priaee.' 4 ' ' ' ! "
Sale,' 167.600 bele. .
Testerday'a fwdpts were 10,000
batsct forioaay jtfcey are-estimated at
M.Q0O Mica againet 7.8.000 . bales' last
yar."TomoTro -we 'shall have te
eoaipara with 14800 last yearr '
i')Tte tone Is tfeverish, but the email
receipts oaght to. prevent a decline.
?Iew -froaj, Europe is not favorable.
It seems atf European spinners: are
not wllllns to bu mnch for1 cotton above
4 1-3 d la Liverpool. BpeealatloB Is
dulf at present." The political eltoatioa
It 'Europe' haagsetiil as a dark cloud
!wr lie markets v However, no eoa.
alterable decline la looked for. ,
Opticus cloeed as follows:. -
: Novemba'rl to -i December.
Us to'S 6( Jaauary, 8 W 8.40)
February, '8.44 to 8 45) March, 8.49 to
8 Wf AprlU 0.6S te 8 84 ' May,' 8 87
to 8 58T7uae, 8.00 13 8.81 1 Jnly, 8 01
to' 8,6a f Adguet;' 8 0 to 8 03 1 Sep.
tebeC8,158,lT.:C:
!i'4li !-(" .M". "if' i , . , (
aklwM Bra. 4 Ow.'f Oottoa letter.
Special o ta Ih-ees-Vhltor. ,'v
'After tee holiday e quiet market Is
auMaAtisssJndifferent , tobqiDs,
and fttday ft So tception to the gene
ral rs Thckmost of cotton com-mita-eighUhlr
week. ll ;bardly
lab.QOO balesi as compared with
871,000 bale the rorreepondiag week
IS lttlXhU f4t0re Of the situation
canned a tally from the opening, which
waa due to the weakness la the Liver-
pool taarkf where the Bombay move
menCsTnowInf receipbf or 61.000 bales
against ' 10,000 bales laet aeaeoa
rought about a momentary , deelioe
from the best prices, though the mar-
kt closed very steady at S-04 higher
than yesterday? 'The- temper of the
market remaina bearish beeaase of the
small epeeulaUve demand. The mala-
Uinaaea eftkemattet m one to xae
constant demand from epinnere in
Europe, whioh raleee the Southern
markets 'above 'a parity.. la coanee
tloa.with the movement It is well to
recall' tfcatlt j aany years elnoe the
maximum reewlpts were paeaed In Oc
tober, aadj the movement la usually an
index of the crop. .
HuBBiaa Baoa. 4 Co.
Chicago Qralm Market.
gQHUMOvNof . 89,-Xlrala cuoUtioas
cUd44.isf"W ,H l
Wheat December, 60 1-3 j May,
00 6-8.
tJont-a-bewemDe. 90 1-9 1 Kay,
99ie
jii Ralelgk Oottesa Market.
a. . L MiL
4.1 v vi' anraaayi jaoveiuoer mnu.
8triet middling, 8 to 8 1-8. '
Btrtet o good middling,- 8 1-8 to
'r , id a aii
Engineer Killed.
Bv Talearaph te the neas-vuitor. ,
- HUKTINOTOK, W.' VaV, NOV . 89.
A aerioaa freight wreck occurred on
the Canterberg hill on the Norfolk
andWeatern today. Engineer Wal
ter and ; trrakeman Harding were
fatally injured and several others
aertoasly lnjared. 1 -
vtiAwr. Itm. hi VsirBleJilnca.
By Cable ta the rrest-Vlallafv , t : i
,. .Roa, ,: Nov.i 99.4. jadgmeat
of
twelve Jthonaand lire hc been aecared
against Prerlor. Crhpf Tot feral tare.
earpeta, ate; "S(,
tT '
iwauu BarleeVTwaaorrow
M rVB ta the Frees-Vlsitar.
Paris, Nov. 89 Uumas win oe
uried Mont Martre metery v
morrow; i fc ' . i li
T?fliVmmpmi Ooldvov
r. tJilmi la' tM raaae-vmnoia.;v'?S
' BsowHBib, Sev. 99.--Thc Campania
aertvad this morales' a few hours be
hind the record. t yt, if
m " "-V;.;
SMOalMllienest-VwMor. : ,
tisBOii, Nov.89.-CyrllleMahoado
has been appointed 1'ortUKese Min
ister at Washlpgton. . ; ; ;;
..Treasurer Worth has retaraed from
Ooldsboro, where he has been attend
Ing the faaday school convention.
HEWSGATMREDIN ADAY
Condeiisetland Put in a Rond
. able Form.
FACTS AND flDSSIP,
IatereatlnglyTold as Picked up
v the Streets and Varloan IVlnts v
Anowr Town. M
Frd-iral eonrt'mele llnndiy morn .
ing In regular eeaelon. " t j r , .
The A and M. koye won from Gaiif
for4 College yesterday la Ureeaebnro
by a ecore of 20 to 0. 1
Thrt eheriff of Naeb eoaaty brought
nine convicts to the pnibtntlary In
one atrlag. f The Joageat teres that
aay of Intent have to airveJa, seven
i ' - 1 1 j- '
The returning foot ball enthusiasts
are somewhat sura over tha resell of
the game In Richmond yesterday,
They aay that the umpire won the
game for Virginia, fi .
A farmer, living leea than it miles
from the city, who was fct yeautr. -dap.
stated that h. did not know It
was Thanksglviag day.. He wis proa-perooa-lookiug
aad had quit ta In
telligent face. . "
Messrs. Heller Bros, have a aew ad
In this Issue. They Wll yon nf bar
gains which can be aocnrml at I heir -store.
" This Arm U an' authority on -shoe.
Call and ae thm. t
At the residence of the bridge father, "
H. Pool, near thle city M. Ueary V
Q. Rlggsbee, was married tn Mis Ella
Pool, both of this county J. C, Mar-
corn, I. f officiated. . , t
KtTbkre were many conflicting refwrts"
a the streets last evening about the,:
result of the North Caroliaa-Virginia '
game. , Oae telegram stated I bat Caro
lina won by a score, of 0 to 0. Th
Pbbss-Visitob apealat was oak before
dark and gave the accurate score.
Rev. J. B. Boone, fioperiatenil-at of
the Tbomasville Orphspge'ts' in tha
itjr, Z Rv. Mr. Boone eontmplatee
the location of a steam ianndry at th
rphanaga time In the near fu
ture.,- tie visited the lauadrlea In Ibis
ity today for the purpose of fiaui
ing them.
Gov. Carr bas pardoned Thoe. II.
Birg, colored, of Fraeklie er aaly, who .
eight years ago waa arDteaWaend la
serve 90 years iu the penitentiary npnn
conviction for assault with latent to
kill. It appears that there are grate-.
doubts is to Birg' gulit.'' The vl'
deuce waC almnet wholly airewaMfaa
tlal. During hie stay la the big jail
he waa a good eoadaet mi a ; : -
THE MEHSAGK COM PIjETK,
It Waa Bnbmltteil to the Cabinet Tu. '
aav-A, lienatny uae.
Special to the rtcea-Vieltor.
WasHinaTOH, 'ov. 29 President
Cleveland has eompMed hi annual
meesrg to Congress and today that
Interesting document was submitted to ,
tha Cabinet and discussed. 1 Ita con.
teats will, of course, remain secret
nntil It gora to Coagreaa, which will
probably ant be nntil nett, Tuesday,
aa th eeeaion of the House on Monday
will be taken ap by the election of
Spoakrr aad I be other officers of that
body. . - --
Mr. Reed must eipevt to' be more
Cstr-like than ever la ' hie' rale over
the Republicans of tha tfouse, If ha
really thinka he eaa prevent all legla
lation vicept . that of . paeslng : the
regular appropriation bills, as thoaa
friendly to him aad hla aspirations
for the Republieaa Presidential noml
natioa aay ha does. Other eaadidatea
for that nomination ' have followers la
the tloase wh may have something
to aay about thaw ,; la this connection
a suggestion ,hac , been made by a
business man of prominence which
might be tamed to good acconat by
Prealdent Cleveland a little later ea,
If he were dlrpoeed to' accept It. Al
though there arc a considerable num
ber of Republicans In tha Uonae who
are la favor of sinking partisanship sad
legie'attag for the relief of the Treas
ury, ana eousequeBHj oi me eoenvr,
they are keeping very quiet Bow aad
will continue to do so until Speaker
Reed anaosaeea the House sommiltces.
Then they will spsak their minds. It
is the Idea of the basiaese man before
meaUoned that If properly managed
a compromise could be brought about
by which some flnancial legislation
that would be of benefit to the cona
try could be aeeurtd.
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