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RALEIGH, JUNE 23, 1890.
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Special Rates.
The Richmond and Danville Rail
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North Carolina State Dental Associa
tion at Wilmington, N C, tickets to
that point and return at the follow
ing rates from points named. Tick
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clusive. Good returning until and
including June 30th, 1890.
Greensboro $7.65
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Rates from intermediate points in
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Electricity.
Springfield (Mass) Republican.
According to the Hartford Courant,
a company of large capital, and com
posed of some of the wealthiest men
of the place, has been formed in that
city to market a method of convert
ing heat directly into electricity.
Electricians have in vain sought to
do this, bat it is claimed a Maine boy
H B Cox, has solved the problem,and
his invention is in the hands of the
Hartford capitalists. If the reports
are true, the much predicted revolu
tion in motive power seems to he at
hand. ' It is claimed that from a sin
gle gas jet electricity enough can be
Obtained to run a sewing machine,
and at an expense that will make
Steam very costly in comparison.
Economists have looked in this direc
tion for such a cheapening. of motive
nower as to decentralize capital to an
extent that will solve the whole prob
lem of capitalistic combination, and
the State control of industry which
miffht crow out of it.- The develop-
. ments of this invention, if what It is
alleged to be, will be watched witn
world wide interest,
The Morris lottery hill has passed
to a third reading in the Louisiana
poxiBe of Representatives,
A Word, Wither. -Jpnea.
Danville Register.
ReySamP Jones passed through
the city yesterday morning on his way
from Richmond to Atlanta, and as he
was delayed at the depot for an hour,
was called upon by a number of bis
friends.
Mr Jones was in good trim and
looked none the worse for his labors
in Bicbmoml.
'Were you satisfied with the Rich
mond meeting?" he was asked by a
scribe who was present.
"Well," r plied Mr Jones, "it was a
good meeting, but I'm mighty hard
to satisfy. I'm like the boy who
couldn't get enough sugar, and finally
his father put him down by a barrel
f ul and told him to help himself. The
boy ate and ate until he couldn't eat
any more, and his father finally asked
him if he had enough. The boy re
plied: 'No, I haven't got enough, but
I ve got down to where the sugar
don't taste good."
"We had a grand time last night,"
continued Mr Jones. "There were
12,000 people present and several of
the brethren spoke out about the
meeting. R H Whitlock, who is a
splendidjfellow.arose and said: 'Broth
er Jones, I endorse you, but I think
you use too much cayenue pepper. I
like all but the pepper.' I told him
that a fellow who had raw spots on his
hide couldn't stand cayenne pepper,
and it was five minutes before the
crowd quit laughing."
"Have you got a message for Dan
ville?" he was asked, as he started to
the train.
"Bless your soul, you tell the Dan
ville people that they have got the
grandest little city of its size in the
country. I don't know another one
like it, and you've got such a grand
people here that it does me good even
to pass through Danville on the
train."
"Yon're coming back next spring?"
"O yes," he said; "that has all been
arranged."
Episode of the Hat.
Philadelphia Press.
A stately and handsome example of
the well bred young lady attended a
theatrical first night last week and
occupied, with her escort, seats in the
third row of the orchestra. She was
so fair to look upon that a large share
of the audience watched her as she
went down the aisle and settled grace
fully in a chair.
It was then observed, with much
interest, that she raised her arms and
detached from her head the fashion
able hat that became her so well.Her
hair was bright golden, and under
the lights it fairly flashed in its
beauty.
The old gentleman sitting be! Jnd
her settled back comfortably in his
chair and congratulated himself that
he had been placed behind such a
thoughtful creature.for now he could
not only see the stage, but a splendid
head of hair as well.
Presently two or three young wo
men in the immediate vicinity quiet
ly removed their hats, having noted
the admiration that the originator of
the scheme had excited.
From this the movement spread
until hatless feminine heads were
discoverable all over the theatre,even
to the rear rows of the circle. Be
tween the acts a paper began to cir
culate among the people in the or
chestra. Each gentleman, as he received it,
read something that had been written
on it, and then smilingly signed his
name, after which he passed it to his
immediate neighbor.
In a few moments the paper came
back to the old gentleman that had
started it on its travels. Bending for
rard, he politely addressed the gold
en haired girl, handing to her at the
same time the paper. She read it,
and as she did so a deep blush and a
smile crept over her face. The paper
was a vote of thanks signed by thirty
or more of the male spectators. Its
text was as follows:
"We, the undersigned, desire to ex
press our respectful admiration for a
most beautiful and considerate young
moving her hat from her bright gold
en head, hasset the fashion for oth
ers, thereby rendering it possible for
a delighted audience to witness the
details Of a staze Derformance."
ovWouW&i
man-behind, and folding the paper, I
was very happy. I
THE NEWH.
Two locomotives collided on the
tallrod bridge of Cincinnati, Friday
night, and both plunged tLirty five
feet iuto the river below. No one was
injured.
Frits Dubois was hanged in the jai
yard at Quebec, Canada, Friday, for
the murder in February lust of his
wife, his two little children and his
mother in law,
Severe electrical storms, with heavy
rain, passed over Missouri on Friday
night. Several hous s were struck
by lightniog and one man was killed
in St Joe.
The flint glass workers have presen
ted their scale of wages for the ensu
ing year to the Pittsburg manufao
turers. The scale advanced wages
about twelve per cent.
I1 ire Thursday night destroyed a
row of five stores in Apalachicola,
Four firms were burned out, entailing
an aggregate loss of $35,000 partially
insured.
The strike of the through brakemen
on the Monongalia Division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was settled
Friday, the men accepting the pro
position of the officials for a slight
advance.
The bid of Alfred Balfour, of Phil
adelphia, 5 7-10 cents per pound, was
the lowest received at the Treasury
Department for the furnishing of
of 509,009 pounds of paper for print
ing internal revenue stamps.
Peter Edward Davit, who on Sep
tember 19 last murdered his para
mour's husband by shooting him
through the heart, was hanged at
Belleville. Ontario, at 8'clock Friday
morning. He declared his innocence
to the last.
Chicago is made up of 325,000 Ger
mans, 150,000 Irish, 90,000 Poles, 40,-
000 Scandinavians, 45,000 Bohemians,
13,000 Italians, 1,000 Chinese and a
few Americans. It is mentioned as
being strictly an international city.
Married at Daybreak.
New York Herald.
Columbia, S C, June 19. One of
the most romantic weddings in high
life ever celebrated in this State took
place in Greenville yesterday.
Two years and a half ago Guy Har
ris, a youth or sixteen, the son of the
merchant prince of the city of Spar
tanburg, eloped with Miss Susie Wal
ker, the very pretty fifteen year old
daughter ot Colonel James Walker,
ex-Mayor of the town and president
of the principal bank. They were
legally married by a notary public
and the youthful groom immediately
conducted his biide to his father's
house and invited her parents to come
over and participate in the wedding
feast.
Colonel Walker objected to the
marriage on account of the youth of
the contracting parties and took his
daughter North, and when she re
turned she again entered society as a
popular young lady. Col Walker de
clared the marriage illegal on account
of the young people oeing under age
but young Harris has considered him
self legally married. I
Yesterday morning, oust before day
light, Miss Walker, accompanied by
lady friends, left her Ifather's house,
met Harris in an appotited place and
arrived in Greenville Ian hour later.
Here the young peopli were for the
second time married.btt this time by
a minister of the Goipel, who had
been a fellow passenger!
Winston Daily: Three prisoners
died at the stockade1 on the R & is
road, near Mayo river, ti few days ago,
It is learned that two or the convicts
at another stockade ari dangerously
ill.
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