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DURABILITY, NEATNESS NB COMFORT
a r.K 1 1 ) " n :
.li s ti.y i; : ' 1 " : -
Ziesler Bros, shoes,
of wnicn n: uw t. v
NOW 1'OK .-A'
WE INVITK. OI
Bay State Shoes,
Of w&ich we likewise hire op v. . .
y iadi at
Low Figures, Esr.v " - . : .:: : '
Oar Seniar partner. 1 Ol.rfXi.. ..
fceta, for tae purpose of
BUYING THE 1 !!:!' STOCK OF
General Merchandise
TQAT WAS EVER KEFT I'.Y ANY HOI SK IN KIV-TON.
y W will give notice of their arri-.t: .-. !:. t::v.-
OFn ixi'iv r.K os.
E2N3T0S. March. 1886.
" "rtlKH. "SULTAN ASKS ft QUESTION !
E YOU
t i TO BUY
SPRiNG
If to, don't mk jonr purchase until ye-a see our Nobby Sack aa.l
Cutaway. Suit Very Low Prices.
1Ut flallnr Rnita from 1.50 to h."o
In BtraW Hats w cu surprise
aelUng tbin.
-.'Oar Stock of Underwear is t 'O.M
v:I'ladlea' Dreas Goods and
BAEGJUXS.
-wGive TJs a Call, and See For Yourself.
:;. M. II. SI LTAN.
0? WCB
IFYOU WANT
ifH -
ZEBCLER
a i
tateSPeiihentiary
LJ
' ..
AT
TO BE HAD ONLY
PATTERSON'S.
Every pair warranted to cle saii-ta - tloti or money r.-i.iioi.-.i
Patterson's Shoe Store
UVV 1 SltoM10 BOOT, .Middle M
EEICIIIESIS
Mat id mmrm r iHmil tm ktk St M
SEMINAL PASTTILES
l 7JT -5V
DAIL BROTHERS,
VIHolesale Grocers,
UAVE HEMOVKI) TO 1 11 I I It
j(TW0 STORES, SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER STAND,
andkeep of FLont, JIKATS, COFKKK. l tiU. SVKI'PS
MOLASs KS. SALT. TOBACCO. SNt'FK AND CKi Ans, ti
Tefythlnc In theTOKOCKHY LINK, a KIM. STOCK and at
LOV fKlCCH for CASH iJin
Spring and Summer.
-1886.
Our Spr-.r.g St s t'XobbySack
complete.
Plaid Suit. Straight Cuts, c-
Tkrietj. liv. V ; pA 1. : 1
1.00. Mn5 Hp: - f i n. '. S : ps n
Oar L'.iue u.:. it V1""1 j :: -
We hT - hr - r - ' :' -.
glen's n : It.. -, p .. - v .
ao Jos ii-. y. v
handred d;tT r t -
Oar isck :' S : -ip.
Alio IVilbr-ggan -.:. : .
We h t : - '. :'.- :' -' -. v. .
in the r.-k '
A;-.' tf ' .- V
Cetiuc . : i . I..:. -. 1 . 1 - : .
Wc .:- : , - .- g - -IUnli-r
U '...-... . ..
W 1.-, V .-- .. s
Th - ( - .
best n.c . 1 n
H 'Th m f ' . .
READY
yoi i;
SUIT?
v. u it
I'LKTll.
Shoes
l.o'o' PKli 1.
Ter ASrONlSHINl'r
..r .is'.i . .xa.s .
GOOD SHOES,
BROS.,
l New Itrrin
iImm i-a.T4.n i u h 1 li: r rl.s 1 )
!nw TU. i .T Hi :im: 1
e.i -r rim
r-ftlc DMrfrt nt.qlW Bf I'.rrr L
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( I s. h JM- tt3 v .CT-d TS i
- - -i- - - ' -s--.-f.- - -ifmr-i
THtATMEITT . i7 Usn7Tr M:t Ji TVt. 17 1 i
HARRIS REMEDY CO., Mr z Chemist i
90- ;t . Tr.t. 3- ST IyCTTT9 yo . . ,
C U t .1 W il Y
i i: . v, v, iiuoi.
.,.'.-1
. . , i .... i ' ; . i ' 1, . . . L. ,ii .ll
:i.f. : lie r.ulotl
, 1 ; ; ii.it u.f.r action
. ,, lii'.':..! and that it is a
.e c il ra.-N :. .ear caiinuiiitv,
,-,.' i , . le he-' u'erestof
1 i- . . .i.. i i in
a.', diin.uids i; continuance. I call
the lneli.i of the graded
s.'-ii. ...I to come t.. its re.-cue that it
mav be continued as it must ami
.i,.;i! be until proper constitutional
it :. n cat; be had. aud would
iigg, s- the following gentlemen,
'.e-.-r.-. K.igriie Morehead. S. V.
. , T , . , ,
, - i ......ii . -i . i 1 1 t . . i 'ui in!
'.. pre-ent graded school com mis-
liiietiiN to t he school a
to continue the ehool.
:'te 'a : 1 1 1 1 e expected to
; he a a :1a' !e tun .Is that
!;,.:. tl.e c..(j:i board
n to collect
-cliool such
l
-..at- a- v hi.iv be willing to
;'-. .-.;,.! tl.e c. :n :n : t ti e are
e.. au'ho; .-..l iIi.ca otiuie
. , ' i . ! i : ,-. 1. t ::: i : . la ces-
. t . , . : : . on ' he ,o. .1 as here-
-. In m '..;! tir.s statement
:h. . . . 1 :. ly make good my ,
v .,eu the graded school !
s :'.!- . -.kbl.-i.ed that it should .
- . n. l.
1 te-peet t'ul'.y.
Y. 1'. r.i.A.'KWKI.I..
A
x ,.rv id. .l schon!
.1
a. i: ! t lie It lend- ... these
ire already beginning
ider how ;. coiit.nue them
' taxation, (ioldsboro has
n'i'eT1 'o.-eth.'r both
"
,-::;., le to Con-ider ways
h r the i "i, t : :. u an ce ol
;
r oi great
interest to
irx-iuU ol pop-
. -a .lild bestir them-
il: "I ;P,- school and
s ! :.,-d I:i add:-
. .
ti -.:.' .:.. ol the
:;.gtue j.u.h.c school
1 t d r.'-Vi '.OO to keep
' imlar.l ot eih-
. v r
r n
ri i s v x r t M i ni x r.
i i . .i -1 . a i.j
Ni.nlii in Sol
.11. r.
:: .M , I.
.. n Mas , r. a
able
last
' n
..:k i
.... he n
v as
1 . a P e.
i ::ig and projx)--
; -b tb tsna Dav.s,
I he toast u a
V uppropriav re
' exc.-emeut pre
-p 1 t i:e "Star
'a ere pi i e- i.
I X
A'
it he n.
: . ecu- 11
e and r,
: es; , ,r, ,j . , r
W
.7 n ,t s an.;
d bof'.e-.
e.'es and
ensiled,
or, .1. Mr.
i
u n . e r
h ' of
-re. i'
:. and
'1 the
gr.-a:
a g i .
'.'::'
ate .
a i s
N ,- a
'::.;:, an'
P. '1 -i
' Ml-
nid
' V al
e .
'oim
u In.g
1 iil I 1 !
! I I: I Ii i . . . 1 w . x i,
w ii ii v:,.,i
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: i i:
i : g ' :
: : i i : r . 1
'.. '. e an
.
1 . i i M A l 1 1 i ' i ..ii I .. . u i . ; .
cxi.endi-d ui vh.'N' r.-uiny loi
s - Lools. In six .t the S ti:li.-:n
States the illiterates arc ahout .Mi
per cont of tiie in -.ulat .ver In
vearsofa-e
,uai ui .
N ot wilhtan.i t ne e.n ::;
efforts ailtnitte.l to have l.eeti made
bv the Southern States. ;:,, . the
census of 1mi, to educate their ,
children, and although Northern :
emigration and movements ot cap- .
ital have led to marke-1 improve-
m exits in some localities, as in .
... - i , - , ,
. iiiriii 'j v iiei w ii'i'anii.f i
Northern State still the imptove
men t in si ho. !-. ou ; he 1
Jv more tli.iti keep p-..
aid
with tin-
:;, total
an re ise : popuia'.'ti T:;.- t-'t
expenditure . f the country t
elio-.ls i a' ieat r".. i".-"i.
which not ovt-; . i . .i'oo.immi
Southern S'a'e-. 1:: l--n
w as t . . .01 n.( m .u an. 1 : :: t h. t-
States rl '.
Maiylainl. 1:--''.: :
trio ; of ('. e ;:.:'.:.. .
States h ive on---:. '
and oue tilth . '.
tion . Then m in
that school houses .-::! :;
and their teaehei n
large extra expei: i . : u: .
vet
eidir
'. U
that they mav d-' u.' .::::
with the same anion:. t i inohev
"4. The S-Hlth ; now expending.
f her o ii money lansi.l by taxa
'.on not eiiiv .-eh. ol l,.::..s i.;v,.
and Western States, which were
derived from the national bounty
twice as much as ; 1 due r ..m b.l,
proposes to add to it.un year to
ear lor eight ear-, a
m,iy l;lv. -,.;';
the pie are t ..-.
guard I he -i In 1 :. n
.! I'eVl I
e ci-e.
: c; i and
.u.te as
N.'tthetti
and
; ealou-iy a i n any ..;
States. If thi'v i.;:
No
, 1 ,.;,' -.
hom.slv apply ti:. :;-
danger if we add a r
expended tor the
- Ui', : ' ' -
and sab '..-:.' :
., , ... ,
, her : : : ! a h a h '
pelnl.' u: . -a : ' I be p. . h
an ! -. :: !
own. u pat
! '' tt ' o i ' e
: e p ' : : p. s,..
t : i - :
w as; ; ; u . .
a :.l a St a'e :
et ends of in
eW I
: i r.
1 '
ir..;:. ' in i.g. p
tre.i--u:c- .-: :':..
wroug'a' nntheas;
that m- .'.o w 11
So:i:!ier:t child u !i
, h.id i.ns h .,! g
on: ., .ft i p : ' .. -
V
r
r 1 1 a 1 1 ar ! hey g- '
w .11 be able pi. Ml',
e.l. e took S'gs mi'
I II l
, a i" . w h . : i w e o r e i.e.- '.7
,,t eo;)h-. ,.f u h ca ..
s. hooU and .hd gte n g'.n
' Pes w p.;. a,
'-S. v sP.f p.;- , ,
in or,. ni "ti e v o t !.. X t ' :
s a i s -1 -ia: :
'a a : g. ve P e S. .;: ' ii ::. .- .:
Not ot:e do
slolls goes 1
pay - her P;
1 lduc.lt : il g
double her
; liU the In
most i.oi,;,-.
.; I PI - , ,.
a
: I :
-. :i : . Mt. i: A. I.. .nr.
" ' ' .: a n 1 1 I !: J I !
: I -v i: i w'i i y "'i r
: ;; nitng 1 md ::i tin-
':ii'; t : .11 !'; ii 1:1 ami ili'ii'
i ' '"'' ' people. I purpose Tii
''. ' et -i h. 'i: ' t h : s ff 1 1 'ii ,:, ir
'v !': U ! ow (iif.-ri ;,. h i -. .
.- ice. ! ml::,:; th.i; the
v 1 r : . t : i -rrtiiii :s i: aI i:ra i ! v
: . i : : ' i - 1 T i t , i nn ; n 1 1 1 i n : i i i
i! .r r ' h i a !::u-
- s h::.- :h: is rarlj.-r sati.lv
!...-: l-.i: n.i; it!ira:i.li:i-
Ir.i'A li.u'k, vt can proven ati
. l -'(.: i:rrrs!i:l far :n : i: g t i i a t
' .:: i re v. :' h an v rc; inn . Mr.
, . , ' .
. v ..... .... - ...
: u use -i;,.'!' t lie war lias ac
i-ut.r.il.itf.l a li.unL-i.im' tor'.uno by
i'ir:n:i;' alone. He has raised and
educated. i laro family, his two
.mly sons having frraduated :t the '
fniv- rs-tv within the last three
.
.years. 1 he ol.iest is a snceesstiU
lu'vyer at Kinstotl and the other is
a professor in Kinston college. His ,
"Idest .laughter graduated at Peace .
Institute. Kaleigli. and he has an-
other at that school now. bo it
tt"i" be seen that he has spent a
great leal of money in giving his,
I. , ! . 1 - .. fi..l ,.1 ... . A,l...ii..., I r
i ii... ,1 . .1 u.i i. . lie
has at his house the best educated
i '.' i ' .t . e i 1 1 1 1 1 1 '.i ii n 1 1 1 i.'i ii.i.iiiiii,,
for who-. eiitertainnn nr a largo
' uiot: ti t of money is reillired. He
i i - r. . a. - n .it he Ii as anu li as gi veil
is
...I as any in tl.e State, and all
- ::: -:.ey has beti made by farm-
'dr. Koi-e's land is not the
'. :;.'..-.-.! f ii"' a- ; ! as that
,.:i.r :;: others who liava-
: eel, d well as he. II.
' . hi .:: ui t:::!ic.l e,tuc ,:.':,
: g ;n i; ; - ea: :y days on ly access ,
. '... Is a t he nihg'a boi la .", !
: .led I .. i v v e.n s .1 g. ..
1 hae chid httll .is all eX.Ullp.e
li..'.v w hat e.in be done in t!ie-e
i. i : .1 : : in i s. i . i n n ! ai ti: : :: ', h n-ii
upon a- the vor-: all
:.t:-:he--e-. Will. now. w'aa' l.a
be. n tue r.-.i.-eii et his success
whtl. - ni.tnv other.- have tailed?
vss whtle s- many others have fail
e.i.' It :- h und in the fact
- h it : n t he f; i : ; 'l.a'e he is a s-.t-er
ui.m. Pt he .1 .es not touch a .Imp
ot s,;ntllo;i- h.jUor-. In the IleXt
place, he is industrious and attends
si net 1 v to In s
Usitiess. I u t lie
tlrrd dace, w lr!e he spends more
money on Ins tamily than any body
i'1 - i' ui the neighborhood and has
g: eti u : s c:
dren the best ad van t a-
g e s , as
ia - , s n i
i . 'ii .
1 nave already shown, yet
: exTavagant and does not
w . i -
i" ,;
u iy tliit.g or spend any money
d
le manages his labor th
.nest 1 v w ; t h t liein and w 11
i . ..' . . e . . Cl.i.
.. l e i m s i n t 1 1 e i ; l .
c: e t .1 1: is success.
ili a' I uies ale Vel V
I ca; I led into practice
nl coin in a n . 1 -ucce
l 1 v .11
I
use r:
el v u- w up
, i
. g :, n p l ' -i-ems very i-
a 1 P . 1 .11 1 te-.v cap g.-' 1 1 .
broth, r I a inner s. a w..id ..;
.; ig, met.- and 1 am .loin-. I
s ; . o-i 1 1 y .11 iliat lo-re vr as .,
.' :'!."'i: tin- ad van '. ..gi-s of a
i -! ; c . 1 . . : i . u ho h as succee. le. 1
: t n ::..: g. lb- ha- ho' done
'
ot
Ho
s h p. i ; a kiU't.i .;!
1
,.n siicii
rest ol ou.
is is ; ; h ; n
;e he h
I'll he iuls sue-
1 ,
P p i c 1 1 e 1 Ii g eherg . cenp-
hdgineut and' common sense
in. mag, in en; of his albnrs.
' be is a u.o; al. I'hllstlali
a p h a e i. a i act er a s pu i e and
- i - - o,n i: A. I' ,k,. h;;n
P ', i. . m,..,,ls .n.l
nn: I.- .,:..! e.-nnnaud
I c N ' r " 1 1 ; w .
1.
l.A w.n. In
Isie.ii
1 1 . a i, e t he land i i e h and
A orU it with the plow,
l. at. d steel lake, until
- i - a gai den. 1 ! y ou are
: .ps p. get the ground covered
"' tl as 1 '-slPie. SOW the USUal
u grass m.xtnres, and a bushel
1 I :
a u .
01 Hungarian 1,1
ten day s the "
ely ,..'.,: the ' .
.nl the NM-eds. ,
h ' s a I'e t o o: :;.
1 nil t lie law II
, ; :. , . i . t -gi
ass and
I 01 ted n, -
' i - ' e a 1 . -
T
;
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v ,'v;' .
n m ,. ;-
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;
.-,.
J!" ' -
t;M '" ' v !::" ;'
u ,. v .
f..t!. ti.. lt . .
l.-w. .i i:.- ::; ;
1 ' ,v r.iy
. ... ,i i , . . , .
, .
C(ipe iih'tlum w.-.'- V n
direction. Hi-,kn.-n.- ;
hallways at..! suieir.-rt
t .t
rerengeful tire .f the p'.hc...
. liu; " m,; P a arid
the AnarehiHts .was brou.'nt .--'it bv
the leaders of the latter. Auu-t S;.;,.
Sam Fieldin. and A. K. l'ar.. r.s.' pr..
deaTorinf? to incite a lar,;.. m i-.s i;.. vt-
''o riot and bloodshed.
thFe LtnT Xnul
f0n0win(r circular, which wa di-tr:i-ut-
el throughout the lab-Titu- .pi .rt. rs . f
the city by thousands-.
" A trnn T u in Y. irt- i n -..n (:-... r V -.
....... ..v .... .. ... ........
-Meeting toni..Mu at .
it 11.
o 1.
marKet. i.inaoipii --tr-
plainer i 11
d. (.
will be pre-er.t t
atro.-inns act ot t
'i "i r .....
rV',,
fden Ii
hand I;
v 1 ! 'lw
v;::'";.
.s. I..-
o c.i
.t a:
t len .en .- ;.-' .1
men w.,s rea- .
dei.i - . - s that i
a . t
J" r.' ";i :n ' "
L' I I " i 1 .
A r.-i
i ' l:
A v.'i
' ' i" he r
.a-: ! f.e..
ah- r- ..' e. : j
r : : . - i r i . . . :
I. u i . h--r- :
r s . .f - ; h- '
,, .," i , . . . .
,y. i j; .... .,
w. n; uu I
and d.-hm- i P
lr'4':" l,'"' ':'"'"
Mm r . . :.
u ...
H-' h.ir. in i
ar.t . n.
y, ,T
..f .
'-iti
ia .:
t-'
la:
la: - :
A:, a
t . P.e
v:uy " i:u- 1
1 h-- . r : i
. .
and. thev in:
ac -u racy ana pr. ci-i
march i nth- Ann.
!,!'
n,.. p' ! . ' . '. j
H a i ha i d . 1 Vt - :. n.
M-.-.h- : i ;u. i VP . i ; :
he, I of tl.e ,..-.
:b'",;
..I am
c ' , a m n a
r.i; t. P. : :
l
cried
Pi t!
Illinois 1
j,.r,,.. - As to- a : - i
pphit t.-r it. s p -a k , f :
the air f r, t :.e ,
r.-i... i 1 1 1 1' : i ! i
i' al .- v ana
over th- speaker - wagon, h wi- ta-
eurnir.g lu-e "I a : n .mil" i .nn. it
wa- well aim.. 1 nl ps i.-a : A iii.s-.
and fell i i re. tlv m n." nil 1 1'.- ' ti-
street;
. -01111111
mi t'l-t we. n ti.- t w '.:- a :;: le
s o'f p. .he. Tr... nist.nit it s-.i a ;
;r. mud it e ;
-a r ir . win. :
d with a 1 1 r r . : . v
a s- -:i:c 1 t.. s! aK i:.--lluiiy
w . a 1 1 i . 1 :.: :
a M. n
.-unl 1 piece of ;
;;;c. . i - .
of tf-
Pane of
utisii- t
Shot be-ldc
thr- ..r ;
piurt-
r . f
: 'v
.IT.
nf ii;.'
f;ht. ha- n
v,or in
:;m. an i .
- .irivt'ii a"
nii ib liire,
at .he
A v, : t '..
i- t.-;..,
' i -t'l'iii' .
:-'..-.. A ;
. 1 " :
'.Vlfi
:Al
til ne 'h
tir to '.i;,.
a jiiiice
. v-.-r his
r. were
s.' i n C .li
l u;
idi
lt liie ' Vnt ral
was suiTering;
the lt-t-. Tliev
. ;' in a cunshet wound
" . r inclined to bo r
;lv when n'.ies-
t - ;; . a- 'o their identity,
it -..-ntences from the
but a lew
pooceman
mad.- them perfectly suhmissivp.
'i""- orniner ana a man named
. . hv. ab. an assistant editor ot the I At 2 o'clock the postoffice appropria
.lyhry.eitmuj. were found with An- i tipn biU wa8 Iaid before rhe Senate.
v,3' "a a S aiTested- i Mr. Call favored the proposal to ap-
Ai other Kreat strike was i inaugurated propriate SSOO.00O for the carriage of
i""11?' seventeenlhundred men United States mails to Central and
. ployed in the Doering Harvester ! South America. China, Japan, etc. He
. orks stopped work without a notice or . did not regard it as a subsidy. It was
HeJDIDf: and..w'lnt having made any necessary, he said, to the establishment
demands. hether the men had been , 1 ;i .,
inl'uenced by the recent riotous events
d irected against workingmen remaining
at their posts is not known. The mana
eers of the works have asked fur police
protection. The works are located in
the heat ofthe district largely populated
i'v f. .reign-speaking people.
i a-1 railroad situation is further c ea
rn d this morning by a ftr-':.- .if ..';;
; '-le'it handlers on the I. s- . t.
i He switchmen on the . r id
int handle r.r.v I'reieht .Mrs
' ' - any p. r: -n . nth r ; ;';,.
t .
i. K. I III KCH (U
. .i mom.). May .". Ti
: ..lihil (iotieral Conferem
O:
't
"iethodist Episcopal Church S .nth
et here today, in ('enteiippy
ehttrcli. and was palled to order by
IhshopH. X. McTyiere of Tennes-s.-p.
senior bishop. Four other
b.Aiops of the church wore present.
'. .::: Keener of New Orleans. Wil
s t, of Maryland, Granberrv of Mis
- pp .oh I JIargrovp of Alabama.
!'.e-:i';ps these there are about l."0
delegates, clerical and lay. pios-
e 1 1 1 ,
After religious exercises, consist
ing of prayer, Itible reading ;;nd
siiigm.,. Conterence elected Kev.
Dr. .b.hti S. alaiLin. of the Ihilti
ir.Lh'e ' '.iiifeience. Secretary, with
the teoowing Assistant Secretaries:
lr. It. it. Crawford. Alabama: Kev.
I'i. '.'. A. Candler, North Georgia
Cnnlcicnce. and Kev. John f . Yin
cctit. Missouri Conference.
K-'v. Dr. A. C. Bledsoe, of Broad
St i cot Methodist church. Kichmoiul,
t'.i.-n delivered an address of vvel
:. :e .:. uehali' of t he people of that
-"d Kishop McTyieie respond-
; o. nP.i in tue uaiue of t he
Coule4"-
-. c : . -. ... :.e.i hearty thanks tor the
Ii
ruhi a people so proverbial
Ip.ispitahty. and trom ,i
a m ht.st.jiii associations
11 US
! iisln
Kie
ot the
.ps was
i"er. J:
1 occupied
The rapid
in t he past
:e
lea
'. p.ctivp
ress to
id con
iti con-
! Ilial-
V . .let !n
Uliended u
i.tirch tn.d'
i li.liy IeV
i y tel'ih s
--I'-i '. he v;
i...-;u v, a
on. The
i '
ci e t'.sei
iih'eici'.-:
t negleet
i of Sab
ding wele ie-
hd chuic!.: .no
ration. Attei:
s and mat Hit es
is growing evils
lUl'I'llOili! sess; n
s v. e: e toi ineii.
,; Pi . to the C
"the ot the nio
: vaiioils
Ui lei ehce
.roiiil-
ihee of I Lit
nit hd ti Met ho-
.s; ( i.uich. 11. C. Hernandez, lay
1 legate lioiu the
.Mexican J loi der .
.'aieieiice, is the only native Me.x
ui :n attend nice upon Confer
nce. Ciov. Toiaker, ol' Ohio, fra
u nal delegate from the Northern
iiiiich. was expected, but has not
et ai i i ved in the city , and it is not
:ae.'. ii whet her he will come.
Sharper;; VVho Cut Left,
lucre is a slnirpei's game which
..s been played for the last hun
ted years, and as the tinning
- '." :- avarice the g iiun w.-iks
tele it I.n
out a le a
i WilMl-
Ij.e.P
wee
1 . .'di'
play
It
due ol' i i:
iy and in:
As the fa: .1:
luitc e.isy
'ihe pi.ee
. und i be IP.
l.iii.i ii.e I'
gas
1 oil.
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a w
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ronffressional Vork.
i t.' i : I iy In the S.-r.ate today
'r. II ar presented a letter received l.y
'.:n fr.'in I-Iaiitc Tompkics. Secretary of
:!:" i 'hi i I.ivi-lative Investigation Com-r.iittn-.
regard ini; the priutinjj c f the re
! 'r: if iliat committee recently submit
ted t . the United States Setta't". Th"
! -U --r states that Teiii.kins. on cxrimin-n-
th.' copy printed by older of t he
iiiate. lin is that .-ui reptitious interpo
I'itiW' h.ave been made in the copy fur-iji-iied
the priuter. the matter interpo
lated n.it bein in the original copy sent
to the S nate bv the Ohio House of Rep
re -entail vea. Tlie interpolation the.S. c
ietary says, is of matter intended to ro-tle.-t
en the good f aith of the majority of
the Old.) committee and mislead the
.e;.ate C'amiuittee on privihes and
eh cti.ms. An inspection nf the c.-pv
Mr. Tompkins adds shows that the add
ed matter is written in pencil on soft
paper and wholly disconnected from the
"lli-jir.1 papers. He asks an investiga
tion of the subjr-ct by the Senate com
mittee, in order that the perpetrator of
th.; fraud may be discovered.
On motiun of iir. Hoar, the letter was
referred to the committee on Privileges
and Elections, the matter was ordered I
to be reprinted in a correct form aud
the distribution of the incorrect conies '
ordered to be stopped.
The consideration of bills on the pri
vate calendar occupied the time until 2
o'clock and a number of such bills were
a;
eix niuimeiLim iciatiuiia wiin LuustiUUUll-
tries that we should have regular and
speedy mail communication with
them.
Mr. Plumb said no Senator had shown
that the sum per mile provided for by
the amendment was too much. The
same Senators who objected to this
n n ndnient in favor of our foreign mail
" .- lavnring the application of
. a. no merit em'ood vi'is-the same 1 ..
a fast train
. Florida.
in the
prop
mails ..as re t
it was a subsi-
-s t.
- le.ent for forei
1 on the the rv ;
. : at that we should a: ply to our for
.gn mails the principle that had for
many years been applied to the trans
portation of the hilar : mails of tboU:::-
: St pes.
V.-. Vumb a.-k- .1 who w :ss to be ben-
efned by the prop- ed arrangement. The
U'liiuiui n States would be beneficiaries
of this proposition. Cities and harbors
of the South were so placed that they
would naturally become the mouth
pieces by which the Cnited States should
speak to the people south of them. The
South was now making cheap cottons
wanted by Central and South America:
yet Senators from the Southern States
were opposing this proposition. Thev
did not speak the language of modern ' by the Knights of Labor. ' ' M WJ'
progress or modern civilisation. Tne ' A niimber o earthquake shocks '
boutn of today was the South of Cal- curred in Ohio on the 3d inst. Ai aOKB
houn. of ancey and of JelTerson . placeg the force jarred the ijght8 tromt,
VA, , ; windows. -
Mr. Morgan interposed to comment on 1 T ., , . . , . . . .
the unfairness, as he called it, of tnis i In the State of Georgia during the fast
class of argument at this late stage of ! f,en. vers ihe,re have been artifitaally.'
the debate. The Southern men. he said i tci'ed1 and PIaced ln Us rlvers ,000,'
had no opportunity to replv to it. . uu 61iaa- - - '
Mr IPlumb said no Senator should be' Through the improved telephone,con
cut off from reply by limitation of time, j versation has been carried on between
At least his vote would be cast for the l NTew A'ork and Chicago, a d i&tance - of
full opportunity for reply. -The South - of 1,020 miles. .
of today, in national control, he con-
tinued. responded to the wishes, inter- ,
...... a ..;:a; l,. ,jus. ,
ests and principles inculcated bv Ca
houn. enforced by Yancey, and repre
sented today by JelTerson Davis. lie
i Plumb) did not speak of that as in any
sense oersonallv offensive or as cuali-
fying tho personal sincerity of the men.
Mr. Morgan remarked that no such
impeachment or accusation had the
slightest personal orTencu for him.
Every name mentioned by Mr. 1'iumb
was const crated in ilr. Morgan's mem
ory as the name of an honorable and
great man. lie hoped the State ol Kan
sas might some time or other produce
such a character as Calhouu. Yancey or
Davis.
The debate then closed ami voting be
gan. A number of amendments were
clf-.-redto the proposition of the com
mittee. Mr. Pugh endeavored, without suc
cess, to secure au appropriation' uf
SiO.eOO for better mail facilities be
tween Mobile and Selma.
Mr. Morgan endeavored, .also, with
success-, to secure an amendment where
by ships belonging to American citizens
and manned by Americans might come
within the provisions of the clause.
The commi. tee's provision for foreign
mails, as finally amended by the Senate,
and agreed to. reads as follows: "Pur
the transportiou of foreign mails bv
, 1
. :tn In cppnrn irr..;itr froiiiipTH.tf nni
regularity in thtf dispatch and greater
speed iu carriage of such mails to
Hiazil. Mexico, Central and South
America, the Sandwich, West In
dia and Windward Islands. New Cale
donia. New Zealand and Australian colo
ni.. China, ami .T.-m.in SS 000 000. anil
. ........ ..w. n ' - .. ...... . . UU
, p.. p,K.m:nii.rihnal i authorized tn 1
make after due advertisement for pro- . proven the most serious, the Anarchism
posals. such contract or contracts with ! threw explosives iuto the midst of th '
the owners of American steamships for ' police killing and wounding upward of
a term not less than three ner more than I twenty-five of them. The remaining
live years, and atarateof compensation j police opened upon the mob with very
not exceeding fifty cents per nautical 1 fatal results.
mile on the trip each way actually trav- A dispatch from Savannah, Ga., says':
eled between terminal points in the "The centennial of the Chatham Artll
ni.st direct and feasible sailing, course lery today was celebrated by a military
between the terminal points as shall be j parade, in which 6.000 men, composed"
found expedient and desirable to secure 1 of organizations from various parts Of
the end above set forth, and if he shall ; the country, took part. The parade was
be unable to make such contracts for j witnessed by 70.000 people. At the park
any such respective services, he shall, so ; extension the military were drawn up, '
far as possible cause the mails of the . and Mr. Jefferson Davis rode along the
United States to be carried to and from line amid tremendous cheering. The -1
sud places respectively in the best and speech of Mr. Davie was postponed for
t expeditious manner practicable, m
.oil an ves:els at
I lor reasonai
veiling 'P 1
:d the
mi nt it
n- : r-at i. 11. r ,
ir. mentioned
a-a..! . if in is
nP . -hall en.
: i. . Pvnii
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: .11 t hi
v. as
v. .tin -iv.
1
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bury. Y.u.ee.
n of Mary hit
Plumb's ni
as aa-i- i t
Vcst.WiiPih
it.d V. n
1 ui Mr.
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the bn. : : .
r I 1 .. s. -
it C.il. I 1
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t.
.is -UU'
p
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Siiai. ii c ( lie- i v.i buy bhips abroad
and import tii.-m at reasonable rates of
duty: and that laws prohibiting the im
portation j i lor-, ign built ships are as
unjust and iiuivioo a, Jaws would be
that w. .-aid pro.hihit tee importation of
;au ether anuiew. ; 1 - i. i-n manufac
ture. Adjourned.
ldou-in Mr. Hall, oi Iowa, called up
' the Can, ph. il-Ve;iver eontested election
icse, but again t this Mr. Willis, of
Ivy., rniseathe que-tion of considera-
tion. it being his desire to dispose of
, the River and Harbor bill. He failed in
his object by one vote, however, and
! trie el, .( tion chip was proceeded with.
After debate far rin hour and a half a
'..-.-o.u;,..:i of the majority of the com
' riiittv- on elections was adopted. It
ee.ehi ias the ligluoi' the sitting mem
ber. J. M. Weaver, to the seat.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Secretary of
State of New York, enclosing a copy of
the resignation of Joseph Pulitzer as
Representative from the 9th New York
Congressional District, and it was laid
upon the table.
The resolution was called up allowing
the contestee. Wm. A. Pierce, from the
Second Rhode Island District, thirty
days to take further testimony, and the.,
contestant, C. II. Page, ten days there
after to take testimony in rebuttal.
After much debate the resolution wasa
adopted.
The House then took a recejs till eve-" 1
cing. .:
BRIEFS.
Philadelphia has upward of 1,200 po
licemen. The Richmond Slate has suspended '
its Sunday edition. J
Signs of cholera in Germany have ,
created a great scare.
Bluefish along the coast have been '
r&ther scarce this season. .
Charlotte claims an increase of ,3,000"
in her population since 1880.
Great Britain is having a great deal''1
of trouble with rebellious Burmafc,' -e:
Baltimore butchers have had a big '.'
demonstration denouncing Chicago
beef.
. o .y an . rs:i
t oii'mue tht
'v.. in Jones.
!u y are to go to Chicago
work started there, by
Since 1STC tho Congressi-rir.'
has grown from 300, COO :
350,000.
Tattoi:ng in Japan is prm
;:n extcatthat a law prohibiti
ast been passed.
I iurary
to sucti '
Z it baa
A new electric motor than
been
successfully tried upon one of eleyated '
rnaHs in Xow Vm-l-
A Northwestern writer asserts ihat"1
there are no venomous snakes in the en
tire State of Minnesota. 1 '. '
During the last ten years the city of'
London has increased in population
more than half a million. ui
The strike on the Gould system !jf'
railwavR has been declared at &rt-nii
A band of Mexicans have crossed ver
the Texas border and seized a large
, i.i - . L .
uuuiijw ui eattie. congress wm oe noil- j
: fied of the outrage.
Dio Lewis says that hot water willj
i cure all complaints. If that is so, editors
ought to be extraordinary healthy, or ,
: they are most always in it. "
Kev. Edwin G. Weed of Augu8fca,(3af
has detdined to accept the Episcopal-,
Bishoprick of the Diocese of Florida, to '
u hich lie w.3 re :ejitly elected. -.
Tiie New York Sii,' contains an illus
tration of the new yacht "Atlantic,'''
w.ach is to contest, for the American,
cup. The mode! shows it to possess thb-,
beauty and j,race of a Ewau. '
The spring grain lieet now moving
out of the port of Chicago is with its
cargo estimated to bo worth $10,000,000.
It is the richest grain fleet that ever
. sailed from any port in the world. -I
Premier Gladstone is as quiet : and
steady as he is firm and powerful. He
says that through all th? olitical excite
j uient that he has passed, it has never
1 caused him to lose a single night's rest.
A Connecticut justice has created a
j precedent by giving a drunkard his
i choice bet ween enlistment in the regular4
i army aud going to j aii. lie chose the
former and was enlisted at once for
i service on the Western frontier.
John C. Henning. a murderer, opn-
lined in the (Jrawioru, llnd.l lau, says
av.u, j
! that he has become converted. or a
. 1. . l. I. .. I . i I
i month he has studied his Bible almost
constantly, and on Easter Sunday he
, was baptized by a Methodist minister,
who immersed him iu a bath tub in the
coridor of tho jiil.
Of the recent labor troubles through-
out the country, the one in Chicago has
awhile.
is stat d that when the first railroad .
1 an in Maine, about forty years
..- . , ::ti:-.l tici'i.i'.'iiriTil: It was
. morning that tK, train ad left
vihe and ariuvir;,, at A rth Iiol
s. il-xz tatio:: : - any
.; i.oi by. Jti-a . n 'd
, P . . i P .p v - ... . 'a: a
i P I - r
'.... tiamt, a n-,j . ad asked
...a. agent v in. he ha.i not'dis
i tiie Pag before, aud he replied,
. . .1 a g- ni' in run our train in
pass
V. -
I didn't
,1
A .'.t-iv Const Line.
P. a . uPj,hp-, '',. .!,', says:
a , ; ...-W Xork. l'liiladel'
i P- ,t aroad Company to
: mhie arrangements
r- p, .:. -a-! line trade with
i : . . . -' jrio.k. has led
p., :;,;;; .: !.. .- na-asares to in
- .;- -.: .. ' :' .ay the contract
P : . v steamers for
. .!. . .n 1 an.; Southern coast
':. m- vail run in opposition to
.1 t lines n, wearying freight to
aioie. A.- 1::-- !;r,o from Norfolk
is city and N- w York is much
u by the New York. Philadelphia
Norlc Ik. than I y Baltimore, it is
ted that 1 o;;siderab!e additions
e made to the j resent traffic. The
i: nt - t i n - ; id reports that an
. c' m t'1 : ' ". g!i ears per day
1 .... g : :.. .. i-.-i the line, which
: : i c : - - !;. le'ii ased as
..- t .- . P 1 in: : ea-. 11 opens.
; . . .. -.;..'tc heavy just
. .. :. .: pi ires twenty-four
u -:. ri"m the waters
n ; t an frying pans of
. : , .mpany is
1:.-' a : apparently
n-r-ils a
tne
b.n;
'V. fill..
ne rtl-
p.. Iirst
. I I V.
".''I) a TON!
p Iw'.t'