THE JOURNAL.
C. T. I1ICKK.
IDIT011AL 5 ores
0X3. 80TB.XAX and Admiral
Porter are dead.
TSX Coaatry risee sad aaka 1ot.
XXdtortaeaad expreaa himself on
eHrer.
BXJLCIB'a celebrated rr Ilwi
prod t y U turning oat to b
regular 'backer."
m .IaiiJ iKak K u sr, Lin r I
lowered OB toe BepeUkan horixoa
aa bo-v a Hrtr Using.
HiXXlKKf ttaa not aaUd bat
aeelaa the JToresiber election,
'aad Uul vj waea be read the
Clertiaad ailTr letter.
DmJ InnmntlllUn hi!!
paaeed lb Coo a witb aa amend
aaeat firiag Eepreaeatatlrea clerks
lift salary of 1 100 per month.
ELXSXT 31. STAilLY baa made
prreeata to Gen. Booth for tfee
beaell of tb poor of Loadoo tbit
txa eatimated to bo vortb toOOOOO.
; jtxycstxcxjra of the lloo.se ire
ftXala at their derilment. They
m tntam 1a aiet th Forc bill !
la Appropriatioaa. Tbe thing won't
vorfc.
Tn 2Taw York Star ta reported j
aa bar lag sank 11500 OCW." Few;
' poraoa bo bare aot experienced
tl, kaow tbo expense of a daily
paper.
Tan frleadlj meeUsg of aere
laad aad Hill tbrtw Marat Dalatead
la to ita. for awbilo be was
apoacblaw, aad even sow be jab.
bcra Lka aa MioC
DxXOCZaTS, and patriot geaer.
aHj, will bear witb regret of tbe
tITfioaa of Soaator Voorbeej. lie ia
aailVriag witb rbeumatUm acd
leart tfiacaao.
Tn Mertbaat Tailors' Society,
Ol -Sew York, bare determined to
Mil tbeir bills at aoctioo. Tbere is
, fear' aad qaakiag in dadedome.
aad a Hrely boatliog aroand for
Tax ALabaaia Legislature baa
" passed tbo bill redistrietiag tbe
BUUlato aloe Coogreaoional dia
tricta. Tbo black eoaatiea are
A1mlAA an mAAr I Ka Kit. adm
la aocb awaj aa to to sore a solid
. Deaiocratio delegation.
Cr to Satarday 03 ballota bad
bee a takea for a U. S. Senator in
tboICIaoia Legislature. Ia all of
tbeoa Gen. TaJmer, tbe Democratic
aaadldata, baA reoe.Trd 101 rote:
oalj two abort of aa election.
V ,WlUT win tae Democratic party
. do aow 1 Jaat waat tt haa always
doaa. It win stand by tbe I'oioo,
,' tbo Conatltalloo aad tbe Law, and
protect alike tbe honor of tbe
Gorcrameat aad tbe rights of tbe
peoplo.
TatB aaw airship tbat U on ex
bibltioa ia Chicago contloaea to
rafaao to sad. Tbo only sale tbere
' ia 'aboot tbo affair ia that ot tbe
. ajakAAlA war K A rmm a4s war m mfA silra
toaeotbo eoatrirance. Tbey are
diatinctly told.
TSS Eepobiicaa presa, tbat ia
eoaataatlj makiag slanderoas aa-
aaalta apoo tbo South, ia being
ateraly ra baked by ootbern mm
wbo bare settled ia tbo Soatb. Tbe
editor of tbo Durban Globe is doing
good work on tbia line.
Th Legialatore is moving ou.
' It baa naitber ran arronnd nor been
... tipped ep by a snag. Tbe truth ia
tbere ars good aarigatora aboard,
aad oflcers aad erew are faithful to
tbeir da ties. Tbe Farmer Legiala
tare wiU raak high la the annaU of
Sorta Carolina.
ExraxsxTATivB Eland says
tbat Mr. Reed's coinage committee
baa taotbered the BUrer bill. Ose
tblag Is certain, tbe Kepnblicans
ia tbe Ilooao bare determined tbat
la retaliation for tbe defeat oi tbe
. Elections bill, ao Silrer bill shall
paao tbia seMion.
MXST of the highest ex.mplca of
beaeroience, goodnesa and great
aesa is fcand tn Jewish history.
Tbo most re nt is that of Baron
nirteb, tbe greatest Eiropean
pbilaalbropiat. He has a plan
Which bo is perfecting to expend
f3.40O.COO ia beeping He brew to
leave ttassia aud settle in 5u(b
Aaieriea. Soccesa to the Barron,
aad deliTeraaee to bis people '
TM killiog fMaj. V. A W,l
iiaas. a prominent citizen oi
GreeartlJe, S. C . on laat Sitarday
at a card table, by a saloon keeper
aaaned J. It. William., i Milewn
warning to men to beware of gam
biiag. MaJ. Williams waa regarded
as a bigbly honorable gentlemen,
bat be eatered the tiger's den and
tbe fangs of the monster fastened
apoa bis TttaJ, Tbe kdln i
believed to be murder, and the
erioaiaaJ baa eca ped .
TUB Repoblican pi'y ncmi
beat 6q self destroctioo Tuc New
York Press, tbat claim "tbe lar
gest eircaLatioa of any KepaMican
paper ia tbe United S:ates," apeak
Of Fenaay I vaoia'a honorable Sena
tor as MJdas Cameron " Wben
tbe Press socceeda in driving from
tbo raaka of tbe Uepabltcan part;
sacb men as Cameron, YYlcot and
Stewart tbe stench of its rottenness
will eaae its Immediate burial.
TaU Tribons and Preaa 1 say I
aotbiag of the craay Kxpreaa. are!
doiaf tbeir beat to rally the lie-!
paoucaaprj oa ie ' j
a , . ,1 I. f 1
aaa xorco. ine rrcss says: -as
aooa as tbo aseaasrea now pressing
tat passage la tbe Senate are dis
posed of let tbe Rspablkraas rally
aad aee) II, ta f pita or traitors, tbey
oaa red rea - tbo eelssaa pledge ot
tbe party and put tbo bill for tbo
prerest.oa of force and fraud ia
t .!::! c'f ction.
txw zzxvxt. w. c. feb. t mi !
EDITORIAL OTK
'Jack
I ho K'ppei is Jfi . u at
wot k .
M ISl i u i I'll
;in' i rrniilra
tial robe ovr h. r Vet'
Will. the Deaiocr.t:
. i r
moantain go to Clevtdarid.
SlI.VKR DfUiVtJ'J Hr I N'-
laod is bo longer th p.ir'-. x '.cr.
Cl.KVEI.A5 n'.; !et:r n u n n e r
aid greatly cornplir it- - ' '' ;rt";
dentisl mtaitiiHi
We welcome t ho lMeiih lNen
log Capital. John C. Tipton
publisher and editor.
Gov. J a e vis i .ilttn i'f 1 r.
! Rattle's sacwior a Pr,-t-: I e n C of
the State University.
Cardinal Gir,sts' a,p.! :".r
distressed people in Ircl n .1 hs
brought to him f.,(XK).
No wonder the Farmer of Kan
sas know thing or two. There
are 1 1 G Alliance newspapers in the
State.
Col. Ilk Died H. T-t RNE, for
many jear the very able editor of
'the Uichmood S'ate. died on the
;9tbinst-, aged 3-s
! Ir i stated that the I. evident
i aad partj will make a vlait to the
j TaciSa slope in April taking in the
iUTOth doriog the journey.
i ....
It i brleived that rrts.deot
U"in no' PPfin; 8DC"";
altr the. 1th ol Mrch text.
Tna
cutting of iron workers
ware iu
Penn lvania .md Ohio
COOt i cues Ten per cent.
boat the wat the SIiKialfv
off is
tar.tT
Stick ia on
LEADlN'i. Krpubl.cins cd the
Stnte of New Vork peak of nomi
nating Uejew for (lovernor, aod, if
elected, brtogiag him forward ai a
Presidential ctndidate.
"WiTn Irby, of S ath Carolinn,
and Pfeffer, of Kansas, .Mttiog side
by side in the Senate it looks aa if
the war was over and cotton and
corn had got together at laat."
Ir is too soon to determine the
effect of the Cleveland letter. It
will probably strengthen him in
the Kaat and the North, and weak
en him in tbe West and the South.
Thk Wilmington Messenger coc
rays the gratifying intelligence
tbat "for the preeent Mr. Kings
bary will have charge of the
editorial colams of that excellent
paper.
Tns Finance Coma lttee of the
Alabama Senate have reported a
b.ll appropriating 30 000 for a
proper and creditable exhibit of
Alabama's resources at the World's
Fair, at Chicago in 1S3j.
Is tbe hwir Presidential ehction
ths Democrat polled OS.0 1 7 more
TOtrs than tbe liepubhcans. In
tbe Congressional election last year
the Democrats polled S00 :57t", more
vo:s than the Bepabhcans.
Secretary Noble and Indian
Commissioner Morgan had a pow
wow witb the Dakota Indians in
Washington last Monday. All the
Indians, except one, preferred civil
to military control at the agencies.
Bismarck's paper has been
warned tbat it mast stop its attacks
on the Imperial Government and
it is said Emperor William has
consulted his Ministers as to the
propriety of prosecuting Bismarck
for bis attacks.
There is an intimation that the
Eastern Question will again dis
turb the peace of I'urope. The
fall of tbe late Italian ministry is
interpreted to be a protest against
tbe tripple alliance of Germany,
Austria and Italy.
It is reported that Republicans
of the Sen an e -rill try and prevent
the seating of Mr. Brice, Senator
elect from Ohio, on tbe groud that
bs lives in New Vork, but it won't
work. He will be among the first
t answer to roll cjH.
We have been buying i "50, 000,
0)0 of Braz l and selling her
3,000,000, because there were
tariffs between. Now that the duty
is partially or wholly removed, the
Republican say an equal d fiicnlty
is to get ships to irry freight.
TQE papers .are full of kind ex
pressions in regard to t ho elect ion
of Mr. ilal W. Aver a,s manager of
the Na'ional Alliance Press Ba
re ia. Tbe Chronic!;" men go to the
front. Mr. Ay or knows wh it news
ts when he sees ir, and more he has
jaugtmnr, niiem anil truo rews
p;r gf'n'il. State Chronicle.
Tills t'ung reciprocity, over
which so much j v is l.e.ug ex
pressed, is nothing more than a
8U9ens:.D of the McKiriley tid
high tariff as to i that .s all.
Bran! and the Friittd S-a'eswill
now be at liberty to trade freely 1
with each otter th it is ,(ll Nor
folk Landmark.
John C Sukkh an, of . . i k , ;
speaking for the friends of Gverruir 1
Hill, sins that the Governor is as 1
much . candidate for Pros..lm : a
he ever w is, and that he w:, go !
into tbe rowinatipg I'.iiii, ir.uiii '
backed by a M-ad No Vn; dole-1
gation. Oa tbe same .nrhonty ,t
u stafd that Hill will not resign
the governorship before 1 K eem her,
even if there should beacillei!
sesaion of Congress.
TnE adaptation of North Caro
lina for the prodart ion of grain and
grasses, and tbe large area of na
taral pasturage, fie her for becom
ing a leading stock raiaing State. '
An unusaaliy large basin e.s has
been done in Eistern North Caro
(,na this wiater in the purchase of
borwa aad malei for frm use, and
tbe demand will increase a.i the
adraatagee of tbia aictioa become ,
better known to tbe general public,
Stock raieioc should be encoaraged,
by oar iairs aad tbe Urgeat pre
mioae oSered for the beat North
Carolina raised an i mala.
FDITOKI VI, NOTr.s
Thk Kuiivad
omnr.-w.or.
:il ature.
bill
has passed the I. eg
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I 1 HI so V
1 ' a , r .
I I n li'l th l "Br .! an
go 1" ; n 1 ' i i . ii.-" pi m !' r.-.-c;ty.
Th v. r. won i ; ;.) 1 i v, r- ( 'm v-
ernor 11".,." !'..r the l'r. :! !o-y n
I
IT : - r.-; T'.-I - h i' t !. I . :n peror
of Germany h w.rg s-gn f
i s rv n ; ' y .
WEDNI'SIH', the Kep;iM:e.Hi9 of
the Hone were
: r. c me J.s on
t! e
sil vrr qnest'.on .
M, M .v K. n I'ftris b i
leAvinr depositors to
i k er.
ilt :
, for
their 'Jo (xin Oh ' t'r.ines.
lr is s.iid th.i: Tei.iJ, wh;ch h.is
been ;!mot un.inimo is for Cleve
Uml, ie for Hiii.
N . w they .ire working ;n p.iirs.
Two banks in Aer, M.iss, close
their doors. Tlie cashiers dis.ip
peared.
Tins is a rattling ae. The man
who pays his rent has to hustle,
and the man who does not has to
keep moviDfr.
Kx President i'i.v.vki..vm has
written a letter
poses the Silver
in
b;l
which he op
now per. dirp
in Congress.
The Atlanta Chamber of Com
merce endorses .Mr. Pdaine's idea
of reciprocity with the States of
Sonth and Central America.
IX r. f'VF.KHOn (inUDi'N ot
Georgia, was robbed of his ticket
and lts while crossing the New
Vork and .Jersey City ferry last
Wednesday.
Tt the New Vork Herald's ques
tion, What are the qualities most
essential to the development ef the
perlect man, Mr. George W. Childs
writes from Philadelphia: "A clear
conscience, an nonesi purpose, a
' bright mind and a healthy body."
1 TnE city of New I5erne is goiDg
ahead. Two new banks chartered
by the present legislature : a bill to
be presented providing for the
issne of bonds for water works,
pablio building; and street mi
provements, and the best Fair ever
seen in the Sooth.
It was extensively reported that
Jay Gould had hastened home from
the South on account of serious
illness caused bv unfavorable con
I ditions of the atmosphere. It now
j appears that it was the social at
' mospherc that affected him: a little
brcte set in motion by Governor
' Northern.
j Dr. Kemp V. Battle resigned
j the position of President of the
j State Cniversity, and has beeD
elected Professor of History to fill
j tbe chair recently created. The
election of a new President will
tike place next June, at which
time the resignation of Dr. Bittle
t ikes effect.
Mr. Peitchakd, of -Madison,
late Republican candidate for F S.
Senator, in his speech on the B. R.
Commission made a complete sur
render on the question of County
government." He said "I surrcn
der on that question. There are
SDme good reasons for electing
magistrates acd commissioners as
they are now elected."
Every day it becomes more and
more evident that the great Presi
dential race of 1 02 will be between
Cleveland and Blaine. Cieveland
will run on the essential principles
of Democracy, while the Blaine
canvass will be confined to recipro
city. Reed's methods will be
distinctly repudiated, and Harris
onisru ignored.
Gen. Miles is in bad luck. The
newspapers have llayed him for his
coarse allusions to Mrs. Davis, and
now Lis unfavorable criticism of the
seventh cavalry is met by an award
of praise to that command for be
havior that was "characterized by
skill, coolness, discretion, and for
bearance." If Miles continues his
savage manners he may become
the successor of Sitting Bull.
The political sensation of the
diy is the Cleveland letter and we
give the opinions of distinguished
Democrates in relation thereto.
Senator Morgan, of Ala.: I deeply
regret that Mr. Cleveland cannot
b? nominated by the Democratic
party. His attitude on the subject
of Silver has killed his chanci s.
Senator Pugh, of Ala : My beleif :s
that Mr. Cleveland's letter makes
i: certain that he will nut oe the
Democratic nominee in IS '.. Sen
ator Berry, of Arkansas: Cleveland
cannot be nominated in I:'J. Son
a'or Harris of Tennessee: Mr.
i .oviiiiid has greatly endangered
irs pros; ects. Senator Coke, of I
I'rs.iM The Democratic party i
irrevocably committed to free S I
vi r and of course Mr. Cleveland
o.mnot be nominated in ls'.tj. Sen
ator Danul of Virginia: Mr.
Clevtland ;s so directly opposed to
his party on the S ; 1 er quest ion
that he cannot be the party nomi
n e. S-n aor Vance, of North
Carolina: M r. ("Ion eland has defied
h;s party, and his attitude is not
only one of defiance, but almost of
insult. It is no w a quest ion w hot h
or the Democratic party will
sacrifice its principles or give up
Mr. Cleveland. For my own part
I prefer my party to Mr. Cleveland.
Senator Vest, of Missouri: Mr.
Cleveland made a good President
and I have been his friend, but no
man is greater than the Democrat ;c
party.
Jefferson, Madison, and
Jackson were greater men than Mr.
Cleveland, but the party survived
them and will survive him. .Similar
opiaions have been expressed by
Miiienciiuiin'ti v,riap, ui ueor;i.);
M ills of Texas; Carnth, of Kentacky;
Hooker of Mississippi; O'Ferrall of
V.rjinla, and others. '
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imrii'.s-'.on, a bill.
Vi'M--s, to amend m e :
( '..',. ri 1 it ; ug to Su
of the
l'ny !Jr '
fnrn"ish sch
p,v Mr.
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stri'ii ; '. ior ; :io Jvate
to
ol books at actual cost.
W hit lrd, to amend
the. A. and N. V. K ill
H-hureli to tax dogs for
charter o.
ro'' r
the benefit, of the m hmd fund.
P.y Mr. Choars, to more i ll'octiu-1-ly
suppress lynch lav.
By Mr. Walker, to ri quire banks
and banking : :.st i t u! ions to make
stated ieort.
i: . n. ci'MMissinN made
SPECIAL ORDER.
Fpon motion of Mr. Jones of
Wake the railroad commission bill
was made spt oia! order for Monday
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Mr. Bryan of Wayne asked a
suspension of the rules, and House
resolutions relating to a joint select
committee to consider the question
of taxation of the Wilmington
Weldon Ki.Iroad Company was
taken up. This resolution con
tamed a r- li-rt rice to the recharter
ing of i he Petersburg Railroad
com pany i
Mr. Jones of Wake, also offered
an amendment, adding ''that the
special j ii:it committee further
investigate the road as to what
taxes tne s imo owe the State; and
to send for persons and papers.''
Mr. J um'm' ameudment was ac
cepted by M r, 1 iry an .
I'poii the pass ige of 1 he resolu
tion, Mr. Jones, of V.ike called lor
the ayes and noes. The result of
the vote y.is ayes 1.1. nces 0.
CALENDAR.
B.ll to exempt ordained ministers
rein road duty. A number ot
amendments were offered, all ol
which were voted down except the
one offered by Mr. Alexander,
which exempts only those regularly
engaged in pastorial work. As
amended passed third reading.
Mr. Hood lodged a motion to
have reconsidered at some future
time the voto by which the House
resolution relating to the taxation
of the Wilmington ..V Weldon Rail
road Company, which passed this
morning.
Bill relating to the alternative
method of working the public
roads oi the State. Pa-i.-eJ third
reading.
MClATIi.
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HILLS AND EESi.I.UTMN INTRO
DUCED.
By Mr. Pair.e, a lull to amend
seetson L'07d of the Code in relation
to official bonds of sheriffs. Judi
ciary. By Mr. Bull, a bill to incorporate
a lodge of Free Masons fti Clay
county. Corporation?.
PILLS PASSED THIRD READING.
Bill to amend the charter of the
town of High Point; bill to incorpo
rate the town of Faison' Duplin
county: bill to amend section .'5.15S3
of the Code, relating to IDhing; bill
to amend the chapterof the town
of Washington. Lull to amend sec
tion 7d'J of the Code; bill incorpora
ting the Farmers and Meri hints
Ban k ot Now Borne.
Bill incorporating the State Vol
unteer Fireman's Association pass
ed second and third readings.
S. B. st'.'l. bill to incorporate the
Citizens 1'. in k o t
Passt d s, c ,; d a io i t
Bill to i hapgo til
Eastern 1 n a::e A -y
Hospital. Pa-si d s,
Now B e r n e
iirt! readings
n a me ot t he
u in to E istern
' lid and third
mailings.
B .11 to establish and provide for
a geological survey for Norte Caro
lina. Madespeeial order for Thur3
day week, Fct.ru iry l'.:li.
Resolut ion of 1 1: an ks to Col. W.
le Saunders tor the valuable ser
vices rendered the State in editing
the Conial II. -cords. Adopted un
a n : :n o;is 1 In- r : s : :, ' n o' e .
1 I O I K.
'To p ty w : t tie . m s mi :n
fore coroners courts tht
witnesses in civil cases
l Oiled be
same as
in mag is
tra'es. Pas-u d
To amend t
Al'oemar le and
second r-ading.
io charter of the
Western R ulroad.
: allows ; no r.
t o
t he I' ho wan
river. Passed.
i i;i iii'i'ion el M .-.
diers' 1 1 .ma bill wa:
order t .r Thurd.iv
J ones, t
m ide i
at 1 J o'c
a- Sol
peeial
ock.
O.i motion
railroad com::.!-
d' Mr. Jones, the
-i o:i loll was t ;i ken
up
Mr. Jones moved the previous
question on the aaption ol substi
tute offered bv Mr. Pntehard. The
su tost i tri
ll avs -si .
nn li
re; oo Led
- n e a s
SnNATK
i ii : i: i n ks r i'.v v.
Tin' fiilli.nv.ntr lulls introiliH el,
read the first time and win- dis
posed of as tulluws:
y Mr. Bishop, bill to amend sec
tion ol the Cixie in relation to
running trains on tSuudajs. Frojio
sitions and grievances.
By Mr. W illiams, bill to make
etleet i ve the 1 ). m r r m
g ,i f i n i . A;i ,i .
ii- i; i s h.
t ,e cif i'l (inhl-lioro to
p.ist tl t h ; nl 1 1-, nl i ii j.
I'.V C MI-rlit i he l'i
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sue u
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Wrl'r i lit I 1 1,; II ci" 1
r. Mr. ai,.m i,i i;i., i s i.
to .i moii il ch ,i pt i-i ; .(c: 1 1 ii In 7 i I
t lie nile, I . 1 il i ve to t lie sli.il es ol
1 1 1 i j i i i ; -1 1 i mi p,i ny . .1 u.l iciiii .
1 'y M r. I'riTin an , n 1. 1 i I t o pro
hilu r t l,o r .i k : r, (. more I ii.ui he
lc'll i ,-ei.l Intel,; -I. ,Illllli'l,iI N .
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1'.. 72. 8. H 1 i ;. to facilitate
cancellation of niortp:i h.
. '.. placed on calcridar.
H 1."S, S. i;. 1(7. to dispose ol
11 11 led do o! bodies- ('
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M;
w ;r i I i , hi e,:
110 One could be a ttuud
and
t ent ph.N sieian w 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h i n 1 1'
,'Ct.S to woi k Oil
.Mr. An cck ell' .. : i,
merit tha? the bill '
1 'niversi; u, oi
( '
and Sha w I ' ; i !..; . 1, ' .
Too bill as am o Ii ib a by I l.i ,- u
mittt i- i is-i d f : i i ; i read .t
b :io, I t.
II' 'fSl'..
rr. rui' .ns.
Petitions ieiv preterite 1 as
1 1 1 8 .
l'.y Mr. Alexander. ':uor.ni i il
from Farmers' Alii.mee oi Tyrrell
county, a, km ir that ii" grou'er
n t ore -; thin t per cur in- ai i owt i i .
P. v Mr. 1 leu; v. lor ' ho teach: i tr
ol Hyguie. .Ve , i a the scini .N.
P.y Mr. Puipps, various petiti, i:
for the appointment ol justices of
the peace and against sale of I it nor.
To repeal merchant tax.
In regard to proposed amend
ment ot Charlotte.
For prohibition in the State.
ItESi 'H Tl'iNS.
l'.y .Mr. Hood, to regulate tl.e
employment of women and minors,
u ml f r 1 1 years of age in lactone.-;
to regulate and provide for a secret
ballot.
Mr, Fowry, to authorize the
establishment ot homes tor indi
gent children to regulate the same
The resolution providing tor
night sessions (except Sa'urday
nigh!) was taken up and adopted.
It goes into operation Tuesday
next.
r.Nl'INISIIED BUSINESS. RAIL
ROAD COMMISSION.
! .Mr. Sutton offered as a substitute
i t he Payne biM that passed tbe
House last session.
Mr. Morton said this was one of
the most important pieces ol legis
lation that had for years been
before the House. Ho favored a
Commission. His people did. They
were the first to ask for a Commis
sion. But they were not in favor
ot this bill, nor was he. He pre
ferred the substitute. The bill
deprives the owners of property.
It makes the three commissioners
kings, and gives them improper
aut hority.
Mr. Long, of Columbus, thought
that if we wanted a railroad com
mission bill the way to do was to
vote down every amendment and
pass the bill as it came from the
senate. It is impossiole to frame
a bill to suit all. It isajrnere ex
periment; there are features he did
not approve of, but Le took it as
the best he could do.
Mr. Jones called the previous
question on t ho subst it ire.
Ti.e amendmf l.i s i.fl'eitd to the
substitute was voted dorn, and ti e
substitute was lost yeas 10,
nay S7.
The proposition to have a mixed
nolittical commission was lost
ayes L'9, noes lis.
The proposition to elect tne com
missioners In the people was lost
ayes 10, noes 77.
Sections 7 to 3- were adopted
Section L 1 was tlu-u adopted.
S Ni.NATi.
1 II IRTY SECi '.Ml DAY.
Reports from committees
submitted as follow.-:
wore
Insurance, through Mr. Oilman.
Fish and Fisheries through Mr.
Ii'ioas
HILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Buli, to nicoi porate the Bal
timore Silver. Mining and Smelting
Company.
By Mr. Hobsen, bill to amend
the Code in relation to gambling
Mr. r.ishop, to provide lor a
Public Printer. Bill provides that
lie shall be elected by the people,
ami his salary shall be l,00O.
Mr. Butler, to require railroads
to redeem unused tickets; for the
protection of deer.
Mr. Powers, to establish anew
county to be called Bill Saunders,
composed of parts of Halifax, War
ren and Northampton. Propositions
and grievances.
Mr. Bellamy, to protect persons
insured from insolvent Insurance
Companies.
CALENDAR.
The bill making appropriation to
the A, A M. College made a special
order for Friday, February t,'0th.
Bill to provide for the removal
of the body of Gen. Jethro Sumner
to Guilford Battle Ground.
The bill passed second and third
readings.
Bill making it indictable for a
brakeman to bo intoxicated on a
train in this State passed secMid
and t l.i; d reading-.
B.Il to authoiiZ:' the commission
ers of Jones county to appoint a
tax collector, pa-sed second and
third readings.
HOUSE,
J HE COMMISSION RILL.
Continuing our report of the
night session on the commission
bill: section '25 being under consid
eration. Mr. Jones moved to strike oat
the amendment made to it in the
Senate and to require the payment
of three times the value of any
cattle killed. Adopted.
The other sections were adopted
to section 30, when Mr. Suiton
moved to amend so as to allow
appeals by railroads in all cases
not covered by the bill. Adopted.
Mr. Jones moved to amend the
bill providing that the commission
shall lnvosrigaro accidents and
fn rt In r that when asked they shall
act as ai i-iiratois between the
m ills .u ol. any person injured.
PETITION.
Mr. Sit 'on. in regaid to the gov
ernment taking charge of the Pos
tal Telegraph Company.
PILLS INTRt .DUCED.
Bv
.Mr. Phillips, of atauga, to ,
regulate the public printing, reduce ' the bill. Haywood produced oyer
the same l.'i per cent. '300,000 worth of tobacco last year.
Jy Mr. Wiley, to provide for the j oigarettes had a bad effect upon
better support of tbe Deaf and boys, and it is our duty to protect
Dumb aud Blind Institution. 'them The great State of North
Bill relating to dower, for the Carolina is abundantly able fo en
purpose of making clear the time forCe this or any other law. He
wheu a widow is entiteled to dower,
passed third reading.
special oijder.
Tho hour of V2 m. having arrived
Ii ' i ai: iiusi i, red t ho r-pccial
oi r ' .i . ills i, ..in , liein ! he j
hi. I in t-M ;t til lull t tie Soldier's lume
am! to make an appropriation loi j
t l... Tl. ..I...I. . ...1 ,1 i n
me uiir. jiio tu-iii lean IUC Uill.
-Mi. Davis spoke briefly but!
' i ii 1 is i n Mippm t of the In;, !
wii.cii ;l,i, 'i, on Mr. sjnt ton's mo- j
Hon, pas-eil its thud readme; by
riMii vote and u n an l niously . j
i Hi: I UAi.MNi; sriiotii. i mi
I KAdlKKs !
I I;, cnii lei i r.ee report t,.- I each
eis Training Schools was received.
Tliero was some discussion, and
exp. ana: ions were made relative to
the changes. Students to obtain
free instruction must express their
intention ol becoming teachers;
10,000 instead of l 4.000 is given ;
the school, :t which G,000 comes
from the general fund and 1,000 ;
Nviiieh is now used for the conntv
institutes goes to the Fcliool. On a ;
vote on the adoption of the con t'er
:c. co mm; fee's reort. was ;iy e -
s I: noes 1 s.
SK.VATK.
THIRTY THIRD DAY.
P.y Mr. Ay cock, to incorporate a
pho.-phae Company, of Guldsboro.
Corporations,
CALENDAR.
Resolution to raise a joint select
c inimttee to nominate trustees tor
the Normal and Industrial School.
Adopted.
15 11 to encourage the growth and
culture of ir uits and vegtables m
the State, passed second and third
leadings.
The leuitoad Coinmi.-s.io-u 15iii
was mailt special order for 11'
k Wednesdav next.
S. 15. .5, Mr. Williams' interest
bill, was made 'special order lor
Wednesday next at one o'clock.
house,
petitions.
To prevent long net liahing iu
the waters of Carteret county.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Cox, from commitee on cor
porations, to amend the charter of
the Atlantic s: North Carolina
Piilroad favorably.
BILLH INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Earnhardt' to amtnd the
j charter of the town of Salisbury so
j as to allow the construction of a
j system of sewerage.
I By Mr. Scott, to prevent house
j thieving.
j CALENDAR
! Bill to amend the constitution of
Xorth Carolina, relatiDg the tdec-
tion of solicitors, which election
shall be by distaiciS. Made a
special order for Thursday next at
12 o'clock.
Bill relating to dower, if the
widow does not apply within two
months, the heirs may apply and
have the dower laid off. Passed
third reading.
Bill to incorporate the Asheville
Thermal Belt railroad company, an
electric railroad from Asheville to
Rutherfordton. Passed third read
ing. Bill authorizing colored Benevo
lent Society of New Berne to hold
jCjOjOOO instead of 30 000 wort h of
property, passed.
STECIAL ORDER.
The Speaker announced the hour
of 12 m. set for the passage of an
act to pay the Solicitors of the
State an annual salary of JSOO.
The judiciary committee recom
mended 2,500.
Mr. Pritchard ofl'eced an amend :
ment striking out and iu lieu there
of insert "having a talarv of one i
hundred dollars for each court
Nvhich they are by law required to
attend." Ho thought thn would
equalize the pay according to the
work done.
Upen motion of Mr. Holman, the
bill was madeg again a special
order for Wednesday night at S
o'clock.
Bill to prevent the spread of cat
tle distemper, passed its third
reading.
Bill to prohibit the sale of pistols
and pistol cartridges to minors.
Mr. Henry moved to amend by
adding "to give or furnish by any
means:1'
Dr Staucill moved to amend the
amendment by adding "without
the consent ot the parent or guardian-''
Amendment accepted.
Passed its third reading.
SENATE,
THIRTY-FOURTH DAY.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Bellamy, bill to provide
for the traveling aud other
expenses of the judges of the State;
judiciary; also bill to incorporate
the Wilmington Onslow and East
Carolina Railroad Company, beiDg
chapter 3S3of laws 1S(Jj; corpora
tions; also bill to authorize the
Wilmington, Onslow and East
Carolina Railroad Company to
change its name; corporations.
S. B. 344, to divide the crime ol
murder into two degrees and to
define the same; made special order
for Tuesday immediately after the
morning hour.
On motion of Mr. King it was
ordered that the Railroad Commis
son bill as amended by the House
be printed.
CALENDAR RESUMED
H. B. 170, S. II. 002, to (kfine
and prescribe Nvhen leases or con
tracts on turpentine trees aud
orchards exoire in absence oi
special contracts, passed third
reading.
S. B., to fund the debt of OnslONv
county, and to levy a special trtx
to pay the same, passed its second
reading.
H. B. 30, S. 15. oil', to prohibit
the sale of cigarettes to minors.
Mr. Russell, opposed the bill
said it would be detrimental to the
tobacco interest in this State.
Mr. Lucas said the question was,
if we pass this law will it benefit
the boys of North Carolina. It is
not as to whether it will lower or
raise the price ot tobacco; I
dislike to see a small boy with a
cigarette in his mouth; if 1 thought
this bill would break the boys of
North Carolina from the infamous
habit of cigarette smoking, I
would vote for the bill if it destroy
ed every cigarette factory in North
Carolina, lam going to vo'e for
this measure, not knowing that it
will have the desired effect, but
hoping and having an honest and
sincere desire that it may do
good.
Mr. Davis, of Haywood, said
thonirh his countv was a tobacco
erowlno; conntv he would siiDDort
i wa3 earDest in his advocacy of the
! bill and spoke stongly.
I Mr. Ball said that 100,000 men!
'yearly went down to a drunkard's 1
ml
d
ee(,i.d 1 1 adiii.
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i : 1 1 . i .
i; m..
I N IL ' il.o i i.;.
l-.vaii! . i;i rel.
to
: i. mil', n-h lis
I!.. .Mr. N ,!;.
ol cot tor..
I'.v .Mr. He.li
rebel oi 1 SS'). i ei
i : ( !., loii to sale
k, bid lelating to
ting to oysrers in
t he shell.
A 'III Ss.l cr, -,v a -1
1 iH I i':ellelj( y I io
rielosiii resoliii ion
received from
vuriinr Fovle,
s adoiteJ by
t he Illinois Lpila:nie
i to m ikin' the World's
icc - s.
Nvith regard
Fair , snc-
Mr. S.i';o:. e i '
i nt ; odiw d ,y 1 .
Senator :.- i
'outri i s ;.. u e
1 i:p a resoin'ion j
rcq-:estirjg our
resentativcs in !
etiorts to
4rol of tele-
OCUi e govt: a:ell
C.
graj
t n
tlse
h and til";. ho
sllOi. o w . r
if sy -."ems. Sur..
in lo.lvocafing
d Mr. Wood
iii'.t it had bfen
'TiierR' Alliance
ro?ol'ttion vras
if rose 1 ti i no.
vo ed it si a' : g
ir-,0 1 1 i e F
Ocaia'. To';
td bv
' i va voce vote.
II ydii Count j Items.
Mi . Robr. J. Thompson, a very
i. illustrious aud prosperous young
i '".iiiicr f:f this place, had a sad and
seiious acci ent to happen to him.
lio w.i shooting birds in his pas
tine, w hen a shower of rain caused
lum to seek shelter in one of his
buildings, and while standing in
t ho door with his gun resting on
the door -ill, the gun slipped out.
.stiiK.i.g os hammer on the door
sill, discharged both barrels, the
contents ot which entered his left
arm. just above the wrist and traced
up both sides of the bone to near
the shoulder tearing and mang
ling the arm fearfully. One Nvho
saw it said it looked more like
sausage meat than any thine else
lie could think of. Doctors Clark
and Gibbs amputated the limb.
Mr. Thompson is suffering very
much from nausea, otherwise he is
getting along as well as could be
expected, the doctor says.
Mr. Claud Mann and Miss Bettie
Gibbs were married at the resi
dence ot tne brides lather, 11. is.
, Gibbs by the Rev. S. S. Barber on
the 1th mat. God bless them and
all others who have the plnck to
get married.
I was informed yesterday by an
; oy sterman irom Stumpy Point that
I the dredgers were still at work in
that neighborhood. The Legisla
ture may pass a thousand oyster
laws and they will be but chaff nn
; less some sensible machinery is
! enacted for their enforcement,
j Our farming is very back ard,
lowing to continous and excessive
rains. Labor too is very scarce,
can't you induce some of your
spare labor to come this way. Tbe
oyster business has absorbed much
oi our best farm labor.
Mir. Z ick Credle one of our
County Commissioners has tender
ed his resignation. W.
From Oklahoma.
Editor Journal: I will attempt
to give you a description oi" where
1 live, and the country around.
Terhaps some of the Journal
readers would like to hear from
this part of the woild. I livo in
the Southern portion two miles
south west of Norman, near the
south Canadian River.
As I haNo :iut travelled over a
wiy largo portion of t his Territory
onlv bv railroad I will only speak
of the portion which I live, three
fourths ot it is prairie, level, just
rolling enough to be natural drain.
Rich and alluvial soil, easy brought
into cultivation, will make fair
crops the first year ou the sod. It
takes two years to put in a farm or
put it in good condition, the second
ear will make as much as it will
ever make, most of the sod crop
last year made half a bale to acre
and no work except breaking, and
planting corn on sod or new broke
land does not do so well unless it is
seasonable, then It will make from
twenty to twenty-five bushels to
the acre without any work. Lands
that were broken last spring,
twelve months ago and rebroke last
spring made from twenty five to
forty bushels to the acre.
Our fall crops were good and
especially the turnip crop. The
Topeka Kansas papers say we have
nothing but cotton seed and tur
nips to eat. This may be the
condition of the Kansas scum in
the northern part of this Territory
but not so with Cleveland Co. We
are mostly southern Democrats
with some get up and get about us,
and not dependant ou Kansas. For
she has been crying wolf ever
since June, fho.se papers lie on the
people or any other paper that says
Cleveland Ca. has nothing to eat.
We raise turnips that weighed 12
pounds, potatoes that weighed y
pounds without manure. Now Mr.
Editor it is true our corn crop was
short owing to the new broke land
and the small drouth we had.
Farmers are putting forth tbeir j
energies breaking and rebreaking
their land. People are coming in
from Texas and other parts of the
world allmost every day, I have
met with new comers, but I never
heard one say that this was not a
fine country. This is not the prom
ised land spoken of in the Bible.hut
it promises all a man wants if he
wiil work. January has been un
pleasant, rain and snow, but not
very cold. Would be glad to be at
the Fair aud eat some of those fine
oysters and fish. Yours,
It. J. Brock.
Norm an. Cleveland Co. Ok. Ter.
Feb. 1st 1S01.
Stonewall Items.
The canning factory at Vande
mere w ill be ready for opening in
7 or S days more, and the hotel
will be completed in two more
weeks, ready lor guests, so you see
Vaudemere is on the rise.
On the .'Ust. ult. at the residence
of C. W. Erani, Mc W. Boyd and
Emily 1). Evans were married. No
cards.
The ONster excitement has about
subdded and the tongers are
ph ing their vocation quite success
fully. We have a curiosity in the way
of a blind man who lives 11 miles
below our town, he will and does
hitch his mule to a cart aud drive
to our place as correctly as any one
in his neighborhood, comes to C.
H. Fowler's store, hitches his team
and walks in as correctly as any
one Nvho cau see. It is remarkable
to see him pass any one on the
road or take the forks of the road
with perfect ease.
Xo 1 tstroy Wrecks on the Coasts.
Washington, Feb. 11. The
Yantic has been ordered to destroy
seven wrecks along the Atlantic
coast, extending as far as Savan-
nab, Ga.
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I. mil n.
i a skmI
w
I to. i ii a no laid
! exten' ior, !' ; In
! the town.
I M : . I I. r' !
largo.-1 s
! pleted; : : ., ,,
I thali all
i Vctv
o:n
liiiii
done- ii -iM'.-gentlonian
has
ior hnn-es, 1 1 o:
to com.- in th s
The -J);.m:ip
(who mimher
have a regu I ;
business M i'i '
I.N e
. l.i
lumber lor
tl.ey ;- (- ,:,
m--,. 1,
town n- l .i .,
out a pastor.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori
IS otic
,
Fr f!'
iOiin..y , l .;:,i
on N"w k;
tr :? ,:
county - :
i 1 d 1 v v. (j a-
Valus
able M
T i -
Kl.RltiP : I
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feclly i;oil
Kor In t..
I ebS Zw
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jcwr.
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NN I I il - 'i
Largest Stuck c, Tobacco
IS THK CiTN . A 1. ' 1 A i-i ' I . :.; . I
Choice Groceries
Come hop
in;
nmnti.t:. Coin
by buying you r
rt h . i j .
; v s r
T. If. TA.YTA1V?1.
ANNOuNCEMFHT.
-No. 1
We invite yon lo i xiir,
!!(
camo last evening
One of the maiir barenir.K wp ran r vim
today: A Satin Finish Hnght Cut Kuki-hviiik
Quadruple Plated Tea bet of six pli ces, v( rv
handsome, $2 00, reduced fiorn s.ie i n.
one lot or silver, at greatly reduced priced,
ninst be sold todav :
1 Pickle Fork, J.l nil, rednr-i,l from $1 io.
1 Jelly SdOOH. irold lioni ! I li rulnpnl
from Si.'.O
1 Jelly Spo-jrj, y.aj bowl, :-.'.'" rcilured
from $." 01).
1 Kl8h Knlfo and Fork, sis.n a in a from
$2.r..C0.
1 dGZ. CCIIe Spoons, i". i . o iiin ,- ) from
?12 ',0.
1 Pie Knife. $10 2r, reilm-ed from
1 Grayy Ladle, S.I'U, reducaii Irrni Sll.it'l.
1 Bugar Sifter, 85 til), reduced from fti :..
The above goods ae sterling Sillver. hand
somely cased, beautiful patiernsand ,N'e
Goods. We have no old goods to palm rll.
Onr stock Is frefh and staple- us those f.nm
"The Grocer."
BELL THE JEWELER.
nutiibr. . h rc i,i
an, I S.OI.I )
I'., t, ALLE.N,
r y (MK) n
U I'l'.
DWORK
(w m muij tmmt ca. oi
rHICASO ?5 UNIOH SOUARF N V
JAM IRMClico
FOR SALE BY
L
S300&S
Y-arin ih.-iroNvn li.ca ' w v r
the ftilmi tion or enipb.v i . i v !i
No niriiii-v t"..r til.' i;:i,.-b, si;, ,
l-aiiMd. I d.-in- but ' 1 1 f NM..k.-i r.,
have already t.-iiitrbt nn.l j,i , ..)- .
kniir
1 XL --THtrF-lHEST--
MANUFACTURERS Oh
LiTJVII3EEl
AjTAKE
, Send lis 3 hut
Pine, k
sh
M
Or write to
XEx33.l3 Se Boll, i
ONE BROADWAY, - - - NEW YORK,
and we will tell you what dimensions to cut, !
and quote you net cash prices for same. ri'.H'm
LIVERY AND S
o
M CO
O CP
O CO
si-3 CO
o E3
bsD
J- i i
l?
o
rTFTV HEAP YOCNd WF.STKliN
irine drivers limft nnd farm lI'irscH.
Also, large lot Bunnies Hop uml 01 ft, i. I.'".
rlorse Blankt-ts constantly on l.nnd nt lior k I'ot:
We make our Livery a spcc-iully. Smlf or .o
Every thing we sell is -uarint' fil as re.r.--. n
Livery suiierintemled l.y In. I'LNMAKK.
Call and
More
Which will be s-old vtiy low for
Also, a very l.trtje Mipp.v of
Harness, Blankets. Ko!es, Whip
Stock
Carriage and Buggy Repository.
Repairing, Painting, Etc., Done in the Neatest
and Best Workmanship.
A Trained aud Fierlor.cel Sh:er Coiiatautl.v on Duty.
EVEHTUIN'O &TK 1 V I LY (J 1 AKAKTUK1) ns ItEI'ItEaEKTEl)
T- STEWART.
oclliuwif
S).,.,,V1.,,J I
1 IT IS THE BEST Jit. E gm
J EASIEST TO USE. ' F I
XT fe' THE CHEAPEST. P 3
s "V i
THE hi ST KNOWN REMEDY.
..'." t m,,., otiorhfi.n mill
;l t in l t..r in. y, without 1'ain.
IT, vr:it, Mri.-ltirn. Contains no
ncri'l or p , .(,;,,,! Hnlstiitir', and
ia ll:ir:n::rei M 1 -sol II t, y llll rtll IcKH.
pn acrll.f'U ,y iilivPlclillifl. liAt HT-
rinie frof w ,1 1 eiu-h I ott Io. J'rlrr f 1
Sola l,y 0 ril':'-i -l h. 11. 'wapfl of Hulk
si If nt.. r i',, Cli, .tti ( '.). t 'V.N, 0. 1.
PIAKOS
ORGANS
1 '." Twmfy reaaaV
i W llllori Dohnru
i-, nut the 'iuii1r ba
Inferior 1 itxlnnitrntx, built
TO SELL NOT TO USE
rind (Jin i.i;ti)i' 1 :-f f.-niMl ..ut thai
WE DON'T SELL THAT KIND
Our Intrum.-nt3 l"-ui f fw worli! Onr Prioe, t,VMH
than f ju'.t-rn. Ti.rrriH. Ki'xtit. Muthoda, Fairmet.
IntjcflmnM, irrnu. anil wc ny fYdpftil.
Vrn f.ir IVi-f 'atalntfiHfH inr1 Circular plfwniaf
t . i i i in in i t I -i ' V I ln fp"Tn U
I UDDEN&BATEQ
L Southern Music House, O
SAVANNAH, CA.
SALE, EXCHAKGE
AM)
LI VERY.
Street
Ha crw on l and a large lot of floe
Ml l.liS .1 IIORSKH. rnnmd in WKST
EKN Nt 0: Til ( "A KOI ,1 N A.
Alco. ii litio lot of I'tifKios. Road
('Hriri iiiiil M nrn.'t-w. iili of l.i'-h w ill b
sol 1 rih I ,' ) W A S T 1 1 h I .' ) V "ST.
1 (an 't fml to r oi'io r.ii'i 8" him before
m It ir z ! trad e .
r'eoditH' 'i Fpeciidtv. uo27ilwtf
nr mad aa
At.nltn,
hi, I !.., I Jhtn.
ma- as tl. W hf
, r ri-r 9im. oa
(. work ainl.H
i Sr. I (
T.n.f fro tn S to
i lu. na how
rk tn ! tlms
inonr r v o-fc-i
ti motif lhni.
l'rt I. ii i nra fr.
imikI !el ialaie
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