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WU.MINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1S75.
Single Copies 10 Cents.
NUMBER 60
VOLUME VI.
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CITY ITEMS.
.frb i runimrl") says man occupie
(rMtt,h '( lit c in parsuil of
tmbW, locad wealth. .
tir. JlafT Uvermore baa givea
jre .entitled 'auperflaous women"
. v. .-rt iliat theft irt in
a -
y jCkott more women than
al a Irises that the envgrate
f!hrr. ix-t em come pin.
OsO mtm, owner ui I riiw-w iini
rl srest, have been the favorite re"
r r t
.xt of ur W our city. Ilcs-pilah-lare
Jtpsnd there with ma elegance
that ckarni a!l ouUlfr oho. Can pain
laiiiupce within iu mystic doors.
(a ca"iuenee, of the rainy weather
j Wednesday, the ltjrd i.f Managers
v t .lrded lu continue the Fair un
sip. m. on Saturday, and rrtirt
jtltt "( I !- hu are here io attend
im: nm lK Fair will I received until
UtUt n'S't by the various, railroad
hwh tfl them. See ad.
-Tr,-r-- The Mile vf the city
j.prrtT hK-h wat adrcriiC'l to hi
If jI' !'"" m ctlnelay la- wa t
t ,mrl oolil nrl Welned4y the 1 7tii
Ctsl. 't jire f pr'erty w offered
Tat lft" mrxr no bidder. Tho- in
vrtr .IxxiM lair advantage of tbU
,!tj an-l J up, a I he al will i -
Ute p.acr nel wevi.
Tbrt i little enimriil in
fite aring frum the fact that tio
ha ut iilel Hir Fair. We
W rrtJin hi alenre U n.t raul by
Ltf l .Me of the (a Feur people,
W any ant of ml err l in agriculture
k Mebaniev it u true that wc lie
i ttn cnt of lli,' Stair, but we are
atl it line, which i Little Hirer,
L1 wr ar oerl iy il : of
im nvwrrulahly hahly oiht- Uul we
If a rI oner in a while from th'e
fS dinitarie wloi loilrr around the
)wKOlimni ol the l'apil'4.
We are reported by tin young gen
tmn, wh at 2 o'clock ihi ThuriJay
horning aaniuing hiuicll by throw
nj brKi-baUan. iing it-we againut
lie door on llarlet treet. that the oc-
Iirrcnceanoton account oi any mi
pprrheaaion the lorality of hi
ttlging heue. He respect fully trw
nt hU ajl"5ric t any who may have
Vren uddcnly aalcnl from their
luailer, and avrr that be wa jut a
Vbcr a he f cr ma. He inil that
& a not the wan who, iu the region
bf lry rn.. mi-touk a 4iceiuai. for
VKf tke "Sunivor of Fort Fiher"
11 isoUlrd on going home with him.
rC!l VKoYAL A.M lTaJll. I f Wu
litres or other bloodsuckers ini-st our
erfxnj; rooms at night we uncork a
Viti of the oil of ennyroyal, and
animals leare in great hle, nor
iiU lary return long as tbe air in Ihe
is ioadeI with the f nines of that
."wlc herb. If rata enter the cellar.
Lille powderesl ttash. thrown iu
betr runways, never faila t drife them
ay. Cayenne i-ppcr will keep the
Wurry arxl torrrom free from anla
l cwkrvnrhe. If a bm make
a race inl any art of yowl dwe l-
tp, aalural a rag with cayenne, iu
kxvtuMi anU atnfl it Into I be hole.
kick raw then bo repaired with either
I d or atortar. No rat or Btou wil
l tkat rag foe the pirpoc of opening
rwiaiwwkalioai with a derH of up
piai.wtVa dLlLiEaTIOX. Ouicol
r4 wrewMw reWbrated their annivcr
ry Mnwday la4 by a pwtads? througk
Vr trrrts. aerwisawied by a bnd of
f a,vnc lae In ateaiq fire engine
I the I ae Ftf Company, No, S, wa
ry aan4ielr dcevfaled vUH t
ad f Hawer . Ac. ami aaade a Tf nr
UalMns appearaae.
1 TW Caief kUigiasMC of the Vir IV
Jrtaal tbitesl the Contpway at their
a ksiuaw ia tbe after noon, by re
ueat, a ad aaade tneat fatteriof
Jwrck aa to the fidelity of tWtf condnct
Jc tWir organ Ha Uon, foe which cowa
Aaal they lelt greallf cUiged. Tbe
Kipaay kaa aetTfd at fcrty-three fire
IU organ Luttkoa fMir jer aiace,
Mkaa alvaya bn peons pU J at ta
Cr5Trri CviMliflO!tiii.-Tb
Wi of Conate CoaK)Mwloera watt
"Wwuat u ndjonmaaent Tneaday af
fTw at 3 o'clock, f fa art J. O.
f Ot. CIuinnAn, Oanlmbiiftann V
Mem, Stacy Yan. ad Del-
V report tW AndiUng CMiniU
N be Lkw aaonln of October as rt-
and orderrsl o AW.
A eom.wwkaU ttvm Capiain A. L.
XTrnwet waa refcrrrd in tkio Flnanco
VaiUt. ' 'f f
i Jt loanaiktiisa tVont tn tity
iatrUad tm rrguxl in' Um pnTwnaent U
front of lbs Court House waa referred
to the Chairman with ower to act.
The mdgtiatien of Jafe Iligluuiiai,
a.s constable for Harnett Townahip, waa
accepted, and Ja. A. Hewlett was
elected to 6U the vacancv.
The Treaaurer submitted nia report
jr Uie months of September and Octo
ber, which waa read and ordered on
file. . ,
Countf clatm of Dr. I. 31. BtfW; rt-
r i . i . rr.;n
' Bill of J.me Heaton, Clerk of the
Superior Court refcrrrd tot he AudHlrrg
Com m'ut ee. :-..','- 1
It wa orJftcd that the Chairioan be
empowered lo examine and a-rertain
what amotmt h due Una Couwty ly j
f ... ..( t Cniwr!a.r '
Cimrt, and if nccearj to einpliy aueli
aaitancr he may deem jTOper in
the prcDiUe.
Onlered that "Wfe matter of the re
trenching of the exfetwfYf the county
be left to ihe Chairman with wwer to
aU
Applications for Ikciim: to retail
pirituou lupi'tni rrelvl and granted
to the following jiervn', rit: l. ttttn,
A. C. H. Fieneken, J. J. tlhlenbutlle,
J. 51. Hewner, IL Xfi iVoew, II. Tict-
gen, l'ha.. F. Yah Kaupum. 31. O. Ilp-
kiiM, 11. II J. Alirrna, A. I. Wtll.
Communication from John London',
A J. lcUo-t and other wa iclern-tl
to lli" Finance ruMiiiillce.
The h arf 'Vnl into 'in cT.cfion'Y'.r
a ll"-nl of County Kxaminer-i for the
public acbuoU wUii th following rc
.u!l: A. IL IUaek. Jill. MuyUi and
XI r. Mora A. Wi-e.
The iVtard then adjoiirmd, oibjcet to j
a cwll of the Chairman
N.tM- the llaie-Tbv ., Twxa
nouaai.-Dprawig ywidflH.
3t)ib,-Or Moarr Iterunttetl The
Moat Ilearonalb'e Kntcrprrse in the
L'nIU-U Mtea.
The Tcta (lilt lnefrt Association,
..r iv ... T . - . .. ;il I i,.i.,i.,,i a..
a..?,i.J W- ..I--I. lonj...
Cash. This Ass'H'iation has a firxt-claas
reixitalioii lor fair and ixpiare dealing.
Its Managers are onl and reliable cili
xoits of Texas. Hut a few days now re
main to ih (Lay f drawing. Uul a few
Tickets now unsold, no tickets should
be accurcd at onee.
This Knlcrprisc -lands to-day the .
first and foremont of its character in
tho UnUeil fiat if, and ias lhe Home'
Kndrenieat'of K o Jn Witirni. The
following Keaks tr Itsell :
We, tho nntfrniigoed, citiaena of
I enisn, Te, cheerfully give our
lotimoiiy to the honorable and i in par
ti. i ... r. .... r in . I.lrli I no 1 Itind
. r .i t frt r .
(ift Cttncert of the Texas ttifl Concert
. . . . . i
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.saociaiion waa eoutiucictj, aimiwio
tho vtry . avdvlv'y manivcf in. whicli
all the plctlge and promises of ihe
Asa-Kiation were cariiew out ; and fui
ther, do ml heartily endorse the Sec
onj tirtnd flirt' Concert,' to be given
Noveniler ;tlh, IST.V
V. IL Winn, llayor, City of iN ni-on
Judge W. l.. Kirk,, Ct, W. Walter.
Ige w. l. Mrir ti, t altera.
. It. Loefri Ui I. IWioJyarJ jM.
ribUs W. IX tlos, J. (J. Taylor, L.
Oct
A. Tibl
M. Johr.stn, Aldermen- City of
Uenison. ...
Every locality should organise a club.
Their lil of rru-a is unprcvedente!.
Capiul priie lowrat priie to a
wlw.lc ticket, fa, lowol prixe to a cou
,a lckrt.sl0. 1 Trie of whole lit kef
f, ihich consiU of o coupons at tl
each. " w
ar Cash cnt for tickets ahould, in
every caso be -ent for oAfcona of by
Itaak drafV -?Ots nndcV "iA1n," aim
ply eitchMv in an envelope, never vend
by rrglemi letter r by mcmrr'brcrer
a frtMn large eiperwnee the Association
And it both uusafo and. uurflialilvv
Scat at the ridi aa 1 expense of the As
aociation when asut ee xpfCp r lank
draft or by plain letter ain ply adtrced .
Addreoa foe ticket, circular etc..
i X. H. t
txtai. rAt'y
iVniaon, Texas.
4t !
t4 ,lWaTW!rtCienKK 1
j"HT TaKX.AT--r-Tlte Waahing
Wa) llrowMr ia commenting upon the
lata election girea tkn feUuvioB bt of
go4 adrk M fb aoutbem pcop le
JL few iaae'wrl.i "Sot only amr tbi
leU of th .rrpblicaa party aU
commeadawl Ufoal awaall ewtm
laad, Vwt Ucwaaaay'ttry Pfw
rall, tier art aelf-cOxflLmeadcd to poiilic
msm. No aagmciaqirvo can look
back oror tho hbtory of tbe conatry.
in4 bliwr tkat tbert kro pa bw'awy
naqtaiept UckAraid. Ie frienda at the
jonlk; foawlsw Uaa tbiaga, 1V tbey
betero that aa erectfliaj lTdenc
rer directa tao aOrfj. aval Then,
bow can they longer cling to lb bop
OaX tbo tlonaoeraoc pnrtT aa con
atitaUd, wuj arta? raiam t and
aada tbo nobla vork of Ueoe la tar
yrarv ITa'voaVl lura tbo acxitb to
oaao aJaslt baomr nana fraoaada aaad
cfceerfwl eo-laJborrra brlp a baiM
apand pcrpetaaVa oar aatioaal great
aeanaaa alrnnKn "tbstentmm mfa coao
aaoa baaaaaaty. Alto karm Ual tM
ortk caa pwl Car bebiaal, tf no ont of
at orgat," taataw ra-a
sctmai rver I
era al altOi t .- .i a.
l(anraaft0cial BtrHr(tlT
rraac la tVaukaylYaaiA h Klk . , . .
THE FAX It.
The Fair f tlic Cape Fear Agri
calturat Association commenced, on
Tucadav and will have continued unti
Saturday night. We give bclo
a rrniiif n tho proceeding up
to tlie time of our going to press. It
seem that while tlic I.'id weather Laa
kept aplc away m that tlie attendance
i.s Sit very hfgf, yet li-c exhibition of
pnxlucti loth iner'innic.il and agricul
tural are lettcr llinn they iiavc been at
1 nJ prcriou. 1 .urol t..i, Aviation.
n R- r IAY Tt"il.Y.
At abit l o'clock it. iii. the initiato
ry ir..T.:-'i vv.li fi iih- r on l'rinccsa
stree t. ;irni l.i.-.-Uil l-y ( ii it f .Marshal,
lliigi r .M !, aii'l I he Itud lUnd
! m.irclx.l ii the l air "round. The
. e
er bv licT. Dr. Wilson, which was fol
lowed by the opening addre?i by Col
8. FrcMout, th l'reeident of the
A'K.iatioH. The a l-lriM wan a very
citillc prihluctioii.
Then- were no lurli i-r tcrt-inoiiics on
that day, and tin- article- for exhibition
i 1 ii"l v4 all r.Tlii-l the grotindfl
Tin r- wj- in Flor.il ll.iii'a portrait of
i Jen. 1 e, pai:n ' .. M.iing laJy of
Sutli t '.ir.din.i, ;i .mmI "how of needle
w irk, vnne of pr'tlmts f our
Wilmington t '..(( . 'i Mill. oual lo any
tiling f it kni'l I -i nee 1 ia the
Fniti d Stair, and .11 i'U ai ' ielei from
no reliant in t Im it v .
-JT!:rri- wa- a ia .it ' '('. k,o:iy two
liorr. In-in rati r. -i, a .-orl ot im
promptu -rruli r.irr .i!i rw aid-, where
in a lel'otv w.i I o.T his hijre to
llm gri-.it aiii'i-f.Hriii ! il.c crowd.
In the txniif !r.iil- the Norfolk
Light lnf.iiilry ;ii:l tin K.iU ili Light
Infantry ai ri v d t v. liin 'y ii.-cipliued
companies, coirpo-i d i f ymiug men of
fine solliir!y l- arin.
MMi pan v. i i N ! 1 1 V.
Itraiin d i;i t-i r ui. Thele W'J.i no
raring ; and otilx tl:r l -!drt ventured
to the Fair vr-uod. Tin v had a bear
M' on the groui..!-, v.hi.u produced
irrr.it .miiiM mm nt
1 : (xiiihilion of
p.-1 1 me nt increased,
article' ia :d! t'ir
and l!u- rln-w W.:
nop to f irti' n'.i'
Towanl- n . ii
lMirel, t!ir i:n.!.try
street-, a ad li.id i j
Cape Fear t '.e'..
T!tll i
" To amis i'i- ii. .
The iiiilo.-ry .11: i. d
.i
d We cannot
. eatlu-r having
i i
dlili
aie 1 on the
l'iotl ;tl tie
. t i I A Y .
. i:. t . liaij--: -ung."
i i iii i. y and ap
1 ' n federate
'. i v.cro rtceired
i- ii oi the Turccll
I H-arttl ji cici.'l;'.
' : .. . . i . . T
iuno'i3 'i .
l)V tlie mill. . u i:i
IIoiiau wht i.ee thvy t-meeeiled to the
Ujer.i llu-e !i :. C ' l. .1. I)evanc
. l .. .. I
ueuvcreti :.u auw.c
, , .
ClllKlMIs to winch i
:i !' e lart of the
. I -a : 1 1 1, the com
mander of l'i-h r !i-ii ii .irr'-n'lered,
n.pouded on iih- .ut ot the -tirvivors.
AtlUo'e'.o I' wa-. a ; arado of
live atiK-li oa llse tiar!., which waa a
gixld ithow .
L)r. S. S. .u !i.v. il ! IVudci then
delivered the annua! address which li.td
the meiit "t a 'I l In: a Hlitiai one,
and niu Mi l ! i!io-i nli.i heard it to
hare been aa inl lligfut di-euvioii of
of nutters with whie'i t'i- Association
propwoe to Jea!.
We go to pr- ! Iet i- tie' l air cIom'.-,
but next week will rrivc th" lurther
pri-.eving.
The Carle, ton News sjj oi ihe pro
Htsrl Kort Moultrie nit'iiument : The
monument will lo t ut iisl in White
r.int ttarlen, at the foot of .Meeting
street. The la-e and pedestal will be
of tMttU t'aro'iin i ;;ramte, highly td-i.-bed.
and will be nine feel in height
arnl eight fe t s.piar at the base. The
die blovk will le three feci six inches
Uare and the -ssleul wiil bo sur
mounted by a broiiac .oldier facing Kort
MoulUio aixl clad iu the uniform of tho
2d South Carolina regirnnl, which
canaaoiicd the fori at that time. Tbe
tiger ia aupHed to reprcut Ja-jH-r
on tks) rampart holding th spouge-u.fT
in baa right band, whtlo his Utl isex
trkd in the act of ibecriug hi com
rodro to viotorv. Tho poitiou Is well
portray el, and though the plan repre
aentaa flag a attached to the tpomre
aiaJT, ibia will of conrx. ih4 appear on
the naoauaicnl except ben it ia un
varied. Ou the eat face of tbo die
block ia tbe inscription : "To tbe defen
der of Kort aI.Hltre, June 2S, 17T6,"
aurrowndesl by twin rea'.h of ivak and
aaurtk. On tie western face ia avig
BctU of Waite a painting vf the fanoua
batUo, Tao noribern aad leara the
State coal of axma and ths)e of tbe city
appoar )n tho a-t;lbr face. All of
ibaa ara to b worked un bront) abielda
rvbich will be let into the graaite, and
will ad4 maimauy to tne aatanesi ansa
neaaaacaCa! apearan f lb moau
aaenU It aa ei pes ted tBa' ihe.rntiie
coat will U about sl2.'Xa. aad tbe IHal
aaott Uoard, wiab. tboaaUuaootrtiM
aVter club, anticipate raising tbia
aaioant by a f raaJ iVnUoaial uir, to
be givrw in Alarcft next
V- ' I i m m - -
Ikaoo. Witwaa aava: Iv t aakl of .
old SaaftoetSapohm of tMblkal n-Xorie-
I tv that, wkea writhiac ia Use last ac
n . os oa in. os4 orx ibw as
sembly af moaniar foetvla and ex
rtaiaaod. whibi a eoatratod smilo paasesl
over lrr coaateaaaea, I aaaf NtuK
and anil to lire, hot tWro itoao coa-
solnam"' I asrrer wore a pi a back aa-4
Pcasoxjtu Colonel h J. Young of
Raleigh war among the riaitors to our
Fair. He la looking as "young" and
fresh aa if be had not clooe the bard
aerrice in the last canra-vt, and as if he
might carry the fourth district next year
overwhelmingly. The Colonel is one
of the moat., active and sagacious Re
publican politicians in the State.
Wc were gratified to welcome to our
city, among tbe trns-mountain delega
tion to the Fair, Col W, S. Tearson of
Asherille. He ia one of the Commis
sioners of the Western N. C. Railroad,
and r'uits Wilmington with others from
the mountain region to observe in the
interest of that great line, and to aid an
exchange of trade which would le mu
tually beneficial. Ha is one of the
mobt promiaipg young men of North
Carolina, and is a bold and fearless Re
publican, i .
We notice that YT. KArory of tho
Charlotte Obttrrtr has retired. We
have no ersoital acquaintance with
Mr. Avery, but wc conclude that he
has been the writer of the bold and in
cisive editorials which have for a year
appeared in the Obcrrer. He had.none
of the hackneyed, hide-bound style
common to the Democratic editors in
thin State, but always struck out boldly
and dealt with a subject somewhat ou
the basis of truth. Ho did not dwell
iu a region of intellectual stupidity,
mjanncjvs, blindness and poverty, as do
moft of our Democratic editors, but
wa.s a refreshingly bold and indepen
dent thinker.
Gen. Ildbotck and Orville, (.Ira tit,
brother of the President, did nut have
anything to do with the St. l-iouis
whiskey fraud. ThU is not pleading to
the scavenger press.
Henry Churton," author of "Toi-
nctte," is preparing another look for the
pres.. "Retty Certain" in 'Toincttj"
w ai worthy of Dickens. She w.us made
entirely out of North Carolina stuff
too.
Judge Settle had a fox drive up at
his estate, on the Dan river, but has now
gone to Washington.
(Sen. Rufus Itarringer and Major
Engtcliard arc carrying on a discussion
as to equal suffrage. We know as much
about the subject as w e w ant too. and
dont care a continental what they
thought about it in France a hundred
years ago. Everybody of the male sex,
can vote in this country, unless those
high-toned chevaliers of Mississippi,
Ucorgia and Louisiana, drive- them
from the polls.
It is reported that Plato Durham, of
Shelby, died suddenly on Tuesday.
The presence of Col. Win. L. Lamb,
of Norfolk, in our city gives gratifica
tion to many to w hom he endeared him
self during the war. He was in a large
art tho builder ol Fort Fisher ai he
was its defender.
Mr. Furman of the Asheville L'ifi.f
is one of our trns-montane guest, w ho
is visiting tho Fair.
Mrs. Mints' Tied Hack
Miggswent out on the front wrch
and gazed after his wife then lie al
lownouthc frout steps, rocked to ami ,
fm, .scrambled bis hair, ami laughed as
though Mr. M. had gone down ami lelt
him in charge of her hysteric.
"What's the matter old bov ."'
It's the bct style ont. i Iioih; it'll
la.-! a hundred years
f.f
What style is that!
Pidit't you met her? Iook at her
yonder with that 'ere tied-back on, lip-
ting along like sixty. I iies.s rhc auii'l
dosk me down now, ami reaili for
these griixlsl lx k to mop the floor
with! It can't lc did in that rig, voii
bet. High diddle dee!"
Andwc really felt like rejoicing wilh
the martyr Miggs in hia new found le
liverancc .-a.I (hmrifr.
A worthy couple on C&luuul avenue
are aiicted wilh acten surviving daugh
ters named Kmmie, Mamie, Jennie,
Nellie, Florie, Lltie and IVwic. Tbe
eighth roiumilted suicide m a fit of men
tal depreawion, caused by tbe fact that
her name waa Ketara. And a kind
schoolmate of great sympathy and
aiagobar inventive faculty wrote her a
letter, beginning "DeareM Kettie," but
before it could reach her the unfortun
ate girl had died by her own hands.
Her remains were borne to the tomb by
six of her classmate, aaaned Oe sarnie,
Jessie, Sue, Nettie, iiandie and UUie.
and the kind clergyman preached au
aJTcctiag a seraaoa that at iu conclusion
there aa,o dry -ic" it the houae.
Aia!P TWO c,
W b j dor aa omniboa coodoctoe al
ways try a silver fcaar-fny rice wilh
hia teetal To prove that it a a tonr
pesiaj.bit. i m 11
A retired schoolmaster exewsra his
pawaon fur aartiag by saving that, from
coaotaat kabith nerer IcoasqwiU him
self suslem he's handUstg tho rod.
- What is that doc K&rkinV at," a,Ued
a fts. aknH Kw
rosaanesl
lhaa his bleaa,
Wh," said a by-Uad
r. "ba
boPU."
parry rf
Ta eastot kama as emltiaatad ia Kaa
sss aa4 casloe ail Cartary haa barat
rrrctedal last Scott. Event Caa wr
as aat witosm thaa t Wamat ami exiWr-
4tiaf aavacasc. -
SUMMARY OF NEWS ;
F. Giliowake, furniture manufaturcr
of Boston, has foiled. Liabiltics $o
(XX); assets 1 50,000.
At London, Cook Ai Son's clothing
factory has been burned and GOO per
sons have been ousted.
The Km nnd the IFar'Ajutii and lic
jfireor, two leading Baptist pajiers, of
Bonton, have been consolidated.
The Turkish Ambassador at Vicnua
has been sammoned to Constantinople
to aume the Min'stry for Foreign
Affairs.
The Signal Set vice Observer ui Mari
etta, Ohio, reports that the steamer
Panther sunk two c al barges at Fall
ing Creek bar.
The prohibitory party met at Con
cord, N. en Wcdnulay.. aiul fifty
delegates were pi cent. A. S'.TCemJeTI
was nominated for Governor.
A Reuter Telegraph confirms the
dispatch to tlie Hunt to the effect that
the Egyptian government had applied
to England for two experts to examine
into and arrange its finances.
W.J. Philpot, night telegraph ope
rator at Fort Scott, Kansas, was found
bound w ith telegraph wire, gauged and
the office robbed of 127. lie confessed
biudiug and gagging himself and steal
inn the inoiiev. which lie restored.
Philphot is in jail
Two vee!s are ..arching lor the
Waco's boat.-. ' A :ua.-l has been found,
indicating that the lire was between
decks. The tlu-'irv of hope is that the
passengers and crcy may have left the
the vessel before the llaiues lighted the
deck and become visible.
Two Ictici.s from Stanley, dated Ula-
galla, April 12th and lltl:, were en
trusted to Col. Dolhelll'ord, who left
there wUli some trtops April I7ih, who,
when near Gordon's IVst, was iii.i-.-a-
cred with IM of hi.s soldiers. Five es
caped and readied Garden's tatioa.
iAindou dispatch says' letter, have
just been receive 1 from ."Stanley, dated
at UlagaJIa, in I'ganda, giving an ac
eountof the continuing and cme!u-ion
of his examination of tlie Victoria
Nyanza. They eoidiriu Sjel,es' view
that the lake :s one Jarre b i Iv of water
and not a series of
by L'.vingst v.,
Henry L. Jelly, ;
ill lak
e a
laid
urvivor from the
ted . ft the pilot
stcamsiiio l acme u-aieil. i
bouse from :''') Thursdav ni
it to in
o'clock Saturday morning. His coin
panion died from exposure and waseut
lose by Jeily. Several boats were
launched, hut ail ifiiiidcrtd. The pa.
sengers, some seventy-live, were Irom
Fuget's Sunn 1 aul Victoria. Jelly is
too low to give further pari L-;i!ars.
A l'ort 'Tow usen 1, 'ii-j.iieli
a ted
November '.,:li, sav
ed solo .-urvivor
brought hen.- bv I Ik
tli r. dcliy. -upp js
Ironi the r.i.-ilic,
ship Mc.engcr, is
iu a wictchfil condition. Ho .-ays the
I'acitie collided with -"lae vy-scl, who.-e
lizhta lie saw. imperii ncol navigators
, tl.iuk .-he rlruck a sunken rock
Jelly's statement is as follow: "Took
pax-age in the 1'acitic from Victoria
leaving at tptartt'r jaL nine o'cl ck
Thurstlay. l hcre wetc about two hun
dred crsoiis aboard ; .-t atu-d all djy
against e.istciu gale, l!;.' crciv c..ii-.taut!y
pumping water into the boats l trim
llip; lata aball ihe padd'c b-.es !ial
no oars in them : oll.er loats had oars,
between niuo and ten o'clock, wj,ii!e m
bet, I heanl a er:;-h and felt a .-hock as
if idic had stunk a :vk. Ihe liils
struck "slp,' 'back,' go ahe.'.d.' 1 went
on dtx'k, hearvl- voie: r.y all rL'ht, wc
have struck a ve.x-.l , -a", -vvera! light.
at a di-tance ; they .re coitired ; went
to pilot house and heard, 'she is making
water tost ;' Captain came from Lis roui
and burned five blue lights; engines
still working but 110 ne si the whtcl.
I aided a number of men to launch the
long boat: heard that Uats aba: pad
dles bad born go 1 cil , bu; did nut s e
tbem. The steamer iisud
1 so ruuth
1 . .
k t.iat part ,
about aa hMir a::cr si c uu
ol a boat was in ine water. I :i in
(bat boat, tut it :.- from tbe Javks,
and tbe boat L.1U-I and tarucd over. I
gut on the bolluci and heli-cd tcveral
p, and immcdtately alter the hp
broke (ore and aft, the amokc alack,
our boot aodtbe steamer asiuk. I
think about all the won: en acre in our
boat and all were drowned wbca the
boat upeeL This was about ten o'cUxk.
the night not dark nor the a very
roorh. lUft the U4to 4 the lat
with another man. rUmW4 1 VT ef
pilot hooac ax.1 next to.-ra.pg ae .
J.. . . , - . I
Ute reercr &aaUag ; f ; ;
t I -
I lasBXM ajve.i aaa caaaa ;.. j .
kcse ; saw thrre rait: th: 5rt btA
three mew and tbe trcoad U tnasi
a wocaaai coaU Qt ts-ak nai tie
Ihird. JJy oampajiiuaa dd t'rslay af
Icraooa, whea I saw a wwael, caIW4.
Ward pes4e a tWotlw-r raft rail. Tr !
... m I
tows I aid am cjar & I saw tao
iWitsmW'
1
IS Ii A C K ,
IS Xr C H JG II,
liLACKjEST.
COUNTY COMMISSION KltS OP
KOKESOTN.
DANIEL S MORHiSOH,
Shoe Heel, Chairman.
JOHN T. POPE,
Luiubertou.
ALEXAHDER HUMPHREY,
Lumberton.
- a I ;3
HENRY F. P1TTMAH,
LceavillCt
SiA ti; vs. Sii'i.Aii! ami Mi EA ci i ix,
Charged with stetiling the rights of
the pe p!e.
State vs. Si.xtM.Aiii .vm Mi.T1a.uiin,
Charged w ith stealing the jkt itiem
money of Dr. Norirlenl- ami McNeill,
while pretending to, represent Robeson
county i:i the convention.
Noisy liitle boys in Ciucinuati are
told that right iu,4he centre of the
hind hoofs of every idive mule there is a
little lump of gold, which can he easily
dug out with a penknife. .
"The prisoner a.the bar seems to
have a very smooth: face," said a spec
tator to the jailor. "Yes," replied the
jailor; lie was lrontu ju.-i Ueiore lie
was brought in.
There's one pleasant thing about
house cleaning. A -ukui i -n straddle
himself out in the parlor for a day or
two and spit on the- iTuor without spoil
ing a briT-scls caroet. j
i- Aivj:n'rfoi:Mi:Ms.
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Excursion Tickets to the Cape
Fear Fair,
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