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r U aJ1 i t i r i -J V, S2 ! LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN' SALISBURY.. LARGEST DAILY PAPER IN THE CITY. JNO. M. JULIAN, Editor and Proprietor. SALISBURY. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. JULY 8th, 1896. VOL. I. NO. 258. , . -- V, c znc i 1 . ( r Hi mi r ' e 1 . - -stum $OAL DEPARTMENT. Y-ft - -. ;. . . . f.MITII, - . Local Reporter Ian - J- ' ' . r, 0. D. Ogburn, . K&L VWEATHER JKf iERCIAL AND MANUFACTURERS CLUB Temperature; 7 a. m "m.78 - AATIIER FORECAST FOR TO-DAY : . Ilain tonight and Thursday- Copier.; IT'S ' .4.. ' ; ', 50ME OF THESE ITET1S WILL BE OF IN TEREST TO YOU. Mr. John Ide, of the Southern shops, fs kept at home by sickness. Mr. Will Bamnger, one of the black smiths at tlie Southern shops, is off on the sick list. ' ; No meeting of the Knights of Pythias was held last night on ac-i count of bad weather. - A dwelling house is being erected by the North Side Roller Milling Company near the new mill. The Eurydice club will meet at Mrs." W. Ballew's, Thursday. the 9th, at 5:30. Mi&cellanious selections. : - On account of inclement weather there will be no prayer meeting ser vices at night. the Lutheran church to J. R. Bivins, of Kluttz's drug strfe,.who.has'b'een'n:th;eck.;irst' al days left this morning for sboro. ' WgRlar meeting of the Wo- ni2tthXwaaasa4e . Union ;, u will be held at the Y. M. C. A. Ealrf at 5 o'clock Thursday. Don't forget the - Emma Warren Company at the opera house to night. Rain or shine they will give ' a performance every nigbt this week. The inclement jweather last night interfered with the ice cream party at Mr. W. F. Randle's. Nearly all of the refreshments were sold how ever, and the ladies realized a nice sum . The heavy ram last night and this morning kept the force at the Yad kin river bridge from working today. The force is progressing rapidly as possible on the new portion of the bridge. - Public debate at South River Academy Saturday July 11th. Sub ject: Resolved, that the U. S. pro duced greater statesmen before the Clival war than since. Everybody invited to attend. v We would state for the benefit of many incredilous enquirers that the advertisement for a wife in yester day's World was inserted in good faith. Any furt'ier particulars fur nished on application. Capt. W. R. Crawford, who was recently transferred to the Murphy branch of the Western, came down last night and took the Western out in Capt. Tom Murphy's place. Capt. Murphy is unwell .and will be off for several days. Sheriff Monroe wrote officers at Winston of the arrest of Will Flint who 4s wanted in that city, but has received no answer from them. If nothing, is. received to night the prisoner will be taken to Winston tomorrow morning. Mr. J . E- Ilennessee, who lias been visiting relatives vin Birmingham, Ala, will return home tomorrow niht. Mr. E. A. Cole, who has had charge of the depot restaurant during Mr. Hennessee's '.absence will leave for his home m Charleston, S. C, next week. ' A flan-faze Jn Brooklyn- At th e "resid en ee ' of t th e brid e's mother Mis Ida Holder was married last evening at 8 o'clock to Mr. James Kerr, Rev. A. L. Coburn of ficiating.. The bride is a sister of Mr. Eugene Holder. We wish them much happiness" ; . r,l:e Weddinjr Didn't Take Place. rnnounceg ine f arles Beach, to wed ittng of .IrKeharl -Miss Essie .Trexle'isto take pta'efeat the home of the bHdTuesday night; i Late yesterday, ervemng. Mr. Beaeh telephone.4 us that V the would pQt,.take plaeei wedding Capi. 434ard to BuUd. ; , , - ,-1 ; v The'.Old. house on North Main street wbich has stood there nearly a century and which ws occupied by the Misses Beard, until their death is to be torn down. ? ' . " : Capt.. John Beard, who- owns, the proper, will soon erect a handsome dw eliii(g. house pn the premises. Danger Signals Up. r v ' ' The dumber and: buildjng .'material wbich is piled' on the, sidewalks' and in the streets, haves been a stumbling' block to man v-on dark nights. Com- . ' -1 - - - : . ' . plaint has been made and danger . sig nals will be placed .to keep . pedes- trians from running tlieir shins or other wise injuring themselves. Mr. Kluttz Add reifies the South Carolinians. . ; . " -' e ' i: ' " ; : . A special-to the News and Ob server from J osephus Daniels' states that our townsman Theo.-F. Kluttz yesterday addressed the S6uth Caro': Una delegation at' Chicago in behalf of Jude Clark's Candida tor Vice President-. The Observer stales that it will probably be either Clark or JBlackburn. ' .: Capt Murphy Has a Close Call. Capt. Thos. Murphy who brought w JT :" J . . . i f L me western passenger nam in last night, had -a, close call while taking his train to Kriosyilie Monday. The Capt. was looking from the steps' of a coach when his foot slipped and but for a lucky catch he made he would have fallen from the moving train. He caught the hand railing and in doing so one . of his thumbs was badly sprained.! ? At the Opera House. -The Emma Warren company is playing against heavy odds this week, the rain keeping away many who would attend their performances in less inclement weather. 'Despite the small audience the players put the same fire and life in their acting as they would before a full house. 1 Last night MiphafeF Scrogoff was presented to a small but very ap preciative audience! This rilay is full of thrilling scenes and was pre sented last night by as good a com pany of actors ' as has been on the boards here for some; time. Tonight Fogg's -Ferry, a play differing from those of Monday and Tuesday night, in that it is comedy, and brimful of funny incidents, will be presented. ! Tomorrow night East Lynne will be presented. We have exclusive sale of the At wood Suspender. The most sensi ble suspender made. Smoot Bros. & Rogers. Wanted: A music teacher for the Cleveland Academy. Apply or write to Rev. J. , W. Welborn, Woodleaf, or apply at this ofiice. For a good fresh, Devon milch cow guaranteed. Write to J. B. Johnston, Woodleaf N. C. .4 If you wish nice refrigerator beef call on R. W. Price I Try English cured shoulders at 1 0 cents, at A. Parker's.; Ladies, gentlemens and children s hhigh grade . Bicycles; for sale by E. W, Burt & Co. : ; ! ' iliss nerriman Visits Mrs. SmitliL - ., Mrs. Hoke Smith, of Washington ' passed through Salisbury this morn ing on her way Jo the capital city. SheVas jojned here by Miss MaudL Meijiman, of Raleigh, who has been visitfigber sister, Airs. L. S. Over- nian. 'Miss Merriman i)anyMfsJ Smith to will accom- AYashincrton and remain her. guest in that city4or! sev-fifap weeks, f Mis$ Mriman is al sexerap weets. ; general, favorite -with the 5Vives;c tn cabinet bllicials . at Washino4x3 and is one of the South's most popu lar representatives m that city. Says He Was Pushed Off. : U William Harris,'- the negrov man who was hurt'byfclncg.fi-6m.the vestibule near the Salisbury Cotton mills Monday night- regained con-; sciousness yestcraay and tells a,; .dif fer tale f rpm thattojd by i his . com rades of -Monday night. ' They said he jumped off - when' the engineer blew the station blow but Harris says he was pushed off by one of the men who ,wefe with him.. He is getting along niCelV and Will SOOn be Well ao-ain. ; i lr. uraay Arrives notne. iv The Charlotte Observer announces that Mr. Arch Brady has ' .arrived home from Chicago. Says the Ob server; . ;'' V : i .- - V - ''fvv "Hk very tiling and' is physically arid mentall5' ., in bad shape. Dr. iXcCombs advises perfect rest for a month, He savs he . does not know how he got to Chicago; '',that he re members starting to New York. He had gotten his clothes exchanged, he knows Aot how nor wbere, for a very cheap' plain : suit. Mr. Brady apparently knows nothing of what has transpired at the bank. He speaks of getting well and going back to work. Capt. Blair Off. j Capt. C. W. Blair," the; 'popular Southern conductor who married in Salisbury, has been discharged by the Southern. Says the Charlotte News: "' - 1 ' l . '-' uCapt. C. W. Blair, who; was for a long time conductor on the South ern road, las(t Saturday got his pa pers. The charge against jrhim as the News understands it, is that he failed to keep uj) with his corres pondence with the auditor's dep art ment. CaptV Blair was popular wTith the traveling public and will be mis sed from the line." Capt. Blair's many friends here will learn with re gret that he has been downed. Ah Important Case. ' ! i Probably one of the most interest ing cases to be tried at the next term of Rowan Superior court is the case of Mrs. Sam Kimmons against the town of Salisburv. Her husband, it will be remembered, was burned to death in the lockup here last Noverii ber. Mrs. Kimmons will be repre sented'by A. II. Price, of this city, W..H. Justice, of Rutnerfordtpn, and B. F. Long, of Statesville, while R. Lee Wright, the city attorney, will be assisted in the defense bv L. S. Overman T. F. Kluttz. The whole case wi hinge on 'the ques tion as to whether or' not the cala boose was properly constructed with due regard for the safety of prison ers. - ; i Mrs. Kimmons sues for 10,000, although it is not likely that she, will get nearly as much even if judge ment is obtained. We carrv the liandsomest line of Negligee Shirts in. Salisbury. Ev erybody concedes this. From this date we "throw in" a nice tie with each shirt sold. Don't miss this chance. You can't afford to coast for lack of these delightful Coolers. Smoot Bros. & Rogeks. Ask your grocer for Swift's Silver Leaf Lard. ' Hall's Lamps for sale cheap at Enniss' drug store. . , Bland Takes ! The Lead. Pennsylvania ! Decides to 5up' ' Port "Silver Dick." TRMMMY- REMAINS TRUE. Adlat Stevenson Goes to His Home at Btoomington to Aw; it the Result. THE PLATFORM IS HADE. It Calls for the Free anl Unlimited Coinage of Silver at a Ratio of 16 to 1. It I-avors an Income Tax and Liberal Pen liOOa, OF TEXAS, PLEADS FOR PEACE. The New York Delegation Held a Long Cu cus This "Tgrning and Finally Decided ' r Not to Bolt on Any Action the v V ' Convention Takes. They ' v . - : - - are Now in Their Seats. BOIES' MEN ARE JUBILANT Hon. Roswell P. Flower, of New York, Openly Threatens to Bolt and Makes the Prediction That Another Ticket Will be Put Out. Pennsylvania De dares for Silver. (By special telegram.) Chicago, July 8. Unless there is -..'-'; i . : , b radical change in the situation " i ; : from that just befog? the convention assembled this morning today's con- venticn meeting will be one of sen- sational darelopments. The gold men openly threaten to bolt while their opponents practically invite them to do so with the indignant statement that they will support Mc silyerites did considerable work the platform, declaring for free ,ilv at thetio of 16 to 1 independe of aibwJbtbtr nation and denouncin the issuing by the government bonds in times of peace and allowin private individuals to reap the ben fit therefrom demanding that pow to issue notes be taken from natiol al banks declaring for tariff for revenue only ; making the decla tion that the revival of the McKf ley bill would; be a menace to country ; demanding the enactm of a. constitutional amendment permit an income tax; an expression" of sympathy for the belligerents! in Cuba ; demanding that immigration of pauper labor be restricted; favor ing the liberal pensioning of soldiers; approving Hill's bill prohibiting punishment in contempt cases and denouncing the House for not pass ing it ; Opposing a third term for presidents; denouncing the extrava gance of last Republican Congress; until the money question is settled it favors no change in tariff except such as h necessarv to meet the de I To :-m a ficit in revenue caused bv the ad verse decision of , the Supreme Court on the income tax ; declares it; a duty .of Congress, as all constitu tional po wer which . remains after ; that decision or which may come from its reversal by court as it may hereafter be; regards Federal inter ference with local affairs as a viola tion oE the constitution of the Unit ed States and a crime against free institutions and we especially object to a government by injunction as a new and highly dangerous form of oppression by which Federal judges in "contempt of the laws of States and rights of their citizens become at once legislators, judges and exe cutors, and we approve a bill passed at last session of the Senate and now pendingjn the House relative to con tempts of Federal courts, and pro viding for such cases. The Mississippi delegation hasde cided not to present the name of Walthall for Vice Presidency. at the Senator's request. There "was ' very little rest on either side of the con troversy last night. At 8 this morn ing most of the leaders were up and a half dozen conferences were being carried on in the rooms of the va rious delegations The silver men are extremely reticent concerning their plans but smile grimly when it is suggested that they will show any quarter to the goldites. The day opened bright- with a cool refreshing breeze. The crowds about the convention hall showed no diminution but there was less 4 demon station. The committee on credentials before adjourning this morning after its night session acted: on all the contests betore it except one Indiana delegate. About four this morning the convention ad journed until ten.- Its jlast aotion before adjourning was to seat the silver contestants from South Da kota. Adjournment was taken pending tue motion to reconsider. lhe committee voted unanimously to seat Bryan "and contestants from Nebraska. With the silver contes tants from Michigan seated silver men have a two-thirds majority by the adoption of "the credentials com .mittee report. Convention Hall, 10:36 Onlv one third of the delegates haye ar rived. Senator White, of Califor nia will preside. A preamble to the resolutions was incorporated declar ing that according to Andrew Jack son Congress alone has j)0wer to coin or issue money and that this power cannot be ielegated to indi viduals or corporation. For that reason, all national bank issue should be abrogated. 1A raiQBBpjiiD VA SPEC mix Prim: ondarl tiiVy IJLO01 POISON percj cnredinl5to36 daya. You can be t homo lor same price nuuerouu-vn. t v. if yon pre i er w wmo "y; T rZArii f areand hotel cury, ip" a7Z7n Zm .Sore 1 pains, ecrrioSoit, UB SwVPit to this Secondary BLOOD H SeKMtee to enre. We BOllcit .the moi natecascs and cliaUense the worlJ baffled the "ianL S500.00O capital behind our tonal snaranty. ' t .in Annrpra -J- jjuisuauu - J. M HADE DEALER IN REAL ES SAlISBUPwY, K. iiAlll V4gT3 txw-t$ jjwkjzj-sm wr under the constitution made the sil ver dollar the unit of value and ad mitted gold free of coinage at the ratio measured by the silver tmit. We declare the act of '73 remoniti zation of silver, without the know ledge or approval of the American people, has resulted in the apprecia tion of gold, a corresponding fall of prices of commodities produced by the people, a heavy increase in the burden of taxation, and of all debts j public and private, the enrichment n IFatenU. 1 of the money Jending class at homo and abroad, prostrating industry and he impoverishment of the people. We are unaltcrablv . onnosod to a ingle gold standard which has lock ed fast the prosperity of an industrial people. Gold monometalism is ritish policy and its adoption has - brought other na'.ions into financial servitude to'Lon don. This not only un-Americau but an ti-American can be fastened, on the United States ,; only by . stifling that indomnitable spirit and love. of liberty which pro-, claimedj our political independence, in 177G and won it in the war of he Revolution. We demand that he silver dollar be full legal tender or all debts. . When Daniel teok the chair he announced tthat there will be no business except by unani: .ous con sent. Ivev. Dr. T. E. Green, of Cedar Hapids, Iowa, offered prayer. The;-e was great demonstration when the Bland club with banners floating entered the hall, v v 11:20 The New York- delegates are still in caucus fighting over the question raised last night whether '" they shall bolt the convention after the adoption of a silver plank or not. The proceedings of the con -, vention are listless. Hogg, of Tex as, who made a strong plea for .har mony was well received. The gold ites are inclined to take their medi cine more peacefully today. Hogg advises all delegates to meet in spirit of peace with the intent to win in November. ..' ' Buzzards Bay, July 8. Cleve land is receiving the convention re port by his private wire. .. " Uanton, J uly M cKinley is taking great interest in the proceed ings of the Democratic, convention which comes over a private wire. CiniCAGO. Blarid has a strong- lead today. . Altgeld is aiding him. . Stevenson has gone home to Bloom- ington to await results, ' Pennsylva nia declared for Bland this morninjr. Delegates Stevenson, of Michigan, - has just informed the Union Asso ciated Press that the committee on credentials has reconsidered its de cision Seating the silver men from Michigan and will ask the conven tion for further time to deliberate on this contest. Tammany Hall eays it will support the nominee. The New York delegation jn caucus de cided not to bolt today but will abide by the decision of the majori ty so far as the day's proceedings go. -In open caucus Flower and Many New York delegates favor bolting. He thinks a new party will vbe formed. Pennsylvania delegates will ask Pattison if he will stand on a silver platform. If, he says not, his name, will notbe presented as a candidate. "The New York delegation are now in their seats. Thev announce that they will not bolt but will not ' vote on a candidate. . The Iowa delegation clainjs Boies good as elected. They say the cards are up their sleeves and no matter for the pretensions of any one else. .. Tammanyites emphatically declare that no matter who bolts they will not bolt as it would put them dirt side the breastworks of New York State politics. ! l The committee on credentials will not report for a long time. The prospects are for a long session .to night. - Electric-Dyers & Cleaners. 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