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RALEIGH, MONDAY, APRI 2, 1894.
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NO. 13;j
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The Charlotte Observer pabllshed
a special edition today. It gives an
immense amount of news from Booth
Carolina.
A special from Darlington says:
"The civil authorities have main
talned perfect order and will continue
to do so. Telegrams nave poured in
to mayor Dargan from Charleston,
Orangeburg, Yorkvllle, Wlnnsboro,
Choraw, and a hundred other points,
expressing sympathy and offering as
tistance. To all of these the mayor
replied that perfect order existed and
wouiu be maintained.
Adjutant General Farley was in
Darlington Sunday, and after view
ing the landscape o'er wired ttov.
Tilman that the ci -il authorities were
maintaing perfect order in the town
and that there was absolutely no n
cesitv or excuse for sending troops
there. McLendon, a wounaea spy,
was then lying in Jail, attended by
hfa wife.
Th Charleston Hews and uourier
says that the assembling of troors in
Uolumbla ana isariingion is to uu
purpose whatever. There is no
'ooen" or "secret" "rebellion againsf
the laws of the state," or in any par,
of the state. All the present exolta.
ment is caused by the mustering 01
troops by the Governor's orders, the
9 ana me
legraph oN
floes. The constables who are in ai
ding are in danger of being lynched
no doubt, bat taey certainty cauuut
be protected in any degree by gath
ering troop in Darlington aud Co
lumbia or elsewnere. urov. iiuuiau
and his admirers appear to have "lost
their heads." and there is no trouble
or disorder in the state except that
which is of Tllman's making.
The DeoDle of Florence notliy J in
man that the state liauor dispensary
at that place cannot again be opened,
and that the constables will not be
tolerated there
Snndav morning an effort was
made to organize the ei Izens of Dar
lino-ton to resist tne country voiua
teers that Governor Tillman had
called for. Mayor Dargan and other
prominent citizens addressed the men
and advised them not to make any
mich demonstration, but to remain
nfrfAt,lv nnifit.
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The excitement in uoiumoia 10
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tonne. 'All business IS suspenaea
Tillman has not left the executive
mansion for three days He was in
terviewed Sunday. He said ne oe
lieved the worst c f the danger was
over; that inasmuch as Darlington
and Florence were in a state of insur
reotion he felt it his duty to exert
hlm-olf to the utmost to uphold tne
dignity and preserve the peace of the
state. At tne time 01 me interview
800 militia had jast left on a special
train for Darllnerron. - lie was asuea
Rnt will the troops snootT"
To this Tillman renlied well, yon
ought to have beard them cheer when
1 told tnem to snoot." no was meou
when the present tension would be re
lleved sufficiently for him to dismiss
the military. He said he could not
tll there was much at stake; the
insurrectionist must be put down.
The propertys of the state (meaning
the dispensaries) had been destroyed.
The guilty parties must be dlscov
sred and brouarht to justice. The
dispensary constables were being
pursued and were in lmmtneat dan
g.r of losing their lives. &e was not
goirg to permit them to be hounded
down and shot liko'doga. Pending
developments, lu these matters he
would keep the militia under arms.
He spoke confidently of the strength
of his sympathizers, saying "I can
assemVil from 1,000 to 1,500 men here
to support me." " I know it," he an-
ered, with empnasis; "i naye re-
eived telegrams from all over the
state offering assistance, and I can
get as many men as l can inrnisn
with transportation.
Governor Tillman spoke of the dis
banding of the Governor's guards of
Columbia. " The company is M vears
old," he said, " and this is the first
time it ever refused to obey orders."
" What effect will the present distur
bance have on the dispensary law 7"
was asked and Tilman replied : ' It
will strengthen it These oontinaed
disturbances have been brought on
by the low .down whiskey element
and-by the violent opposition to
the measure which the cities have
made." ,
Gov Tillman summoned the Gov
ernor's guards to his mansion for the
purpose of addressing them and per -suading
them, if possible, to recon
sider their determination to disband,
and to induce them to go to Darling;
ton. He made them a long speech
in which he begged tbem to obey his
orders He said in conclusion:" If
there is a man in your ranks whi
feels that he is not ready to obey any
order given by ma let It be made
known; because oar doty to South i
Carolina will not allow this."
At this point a aoldior, son of Dr T !
T Moore, unbuckled his walt belt
and threw U at the feet of the gov-,
ernor ue was qnioKiy louowea
by others. Gov Tillman turned to
the captain of the company and said:
1 understand tnese gentlemen wno
have discarded their arms mean to
inform me that bey . will not obey
Of
PERSONAL MENTION
People Wbo Came and
Went Tcday.
Dr. J H Crawford is quite tick.
Mrs Fred Poisson and Mrs Young
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any orders If the 9 not su t them. of Wilmington are at Cairo, Egypt
I retrret their tWAi'd" At this nine
more members tbre $ down tbelr arms
and left the mansion. This left only
eight men remaining.
ov Tillman ' than said to Oapt j
Bateman "You have a nucleus for a j
company. I restore yon your guns.
You will report at the penitentiary to
Gen Biobboarg. who has been given
orders to return your guns to you. Is
it satisfactory, or have you any ques
tions to ask?
A member of the company said: "I
will not obey yont'erders I will obey
my captain)' EAoh one of the f rag
mentarv force left turned to Oapt
B teman told the governor he would
have a consultation with the remnant
of bis company ana. would announce
tbelr dee elon. The company met at
Its armory at 1 o'clock an unanimous -y
decided to follow the action of
those who bad thrown down their
arms and the company declared it
self disbanded rather than obey the
despot who now rules their state.
Eleven companies of state troops
:'h Columbia at 1 -o'clock yesterday
-noon for life Scene of disturb
They are from various points
in the Country and it is said are first to
he taken to Florence. What is to be
done with tbem is a mystery. Gen
Richbourg, who is in command, would
not say anything about his orders.
The 13 companies were divided into
two regiments and a colonel placed in
command of each regiment. The
troops went away on a special
train over the Atlantic Coast Line
road Immense crowds of people
were at the crossing at which they
boarded the train. Three companies
were lets in the city. Three hundred
volunteer citizens, armed with all
nannr of weanons, arrived shortly
after the depart ur of the troops, and
are ready to-obey the, orders of the
crovern r. More companies and more
volunteers are to arrive, jxotnmg
can be heard from Darlington as the
com Dan v will not recive or send mes
sages to or from the governor.
'J he Houtnern associated rress ana
the Augusta Chrohiole agent went to
Joi tmbia from Augusta yesterday to
cretafair statement of the dlstor.
bancesinHO' Alter getting up nis
report, however, the reporter found
troons inside and ou:eiae tne teie
grauh office They refused to allow
his message to be sent, unless it was
read and revised by them. It was
arranged to send a special train to
Augusta to carry tills news, out in tne
meantime the agent nan persuaaea
the governor to allow the telegrams
rn he sent.
Governor Tillman said last night
he had a report that voung waillard.
a constable, who was wounded in the
riot, was fonnd in the swarcp suner
ing from his wounds, and that he
was shot and killed while in a critical
condition
Mr. J A Egertou. manager of the
i Western Uaiou office, is sick with the
grippe.
i Mrs. W A. Ellington of Green Level,
this county, died yesterday at her
home.
Mrs Bord n, of Goldsboro, (for
merly Miss Mattle Fuller) arrived
this afternoon.
Rev. Willi E Htltom, on of the
oldest Methodist preacher in this
state, died at Charlotte Saturday.
He was born in 18"8. an1 became a
preacher iu 1833.
Mr John Gill, of Baltimore, is ap
folnted ter porary reseiver of Cape
ear and Yadkin Valley railway com
pany by Judge Simonton. Mr Fry
will continue to be general manager.
Mr W D Scls v, who appeared here
last week as a member of the Wilfred
Clarke company, attempted to com
mlt sulci le Hatardv at Obarlotte by
shooting himself through the head.
Mr Scarborough, state superintend
dent of public instruction, will day
after tomorrow address the students
of St. Auurtine normil school, on
the invitation of Rev A B Hunter,
the president.
At A pax today Isaac Howell, col
ored, was arrested and brought here
and placed In jail, charged with
abandoning bis wife in Darham
county. He was taken to Durham
this afternoon
Arrivals at the Park hotel today:
W U Jones New York; T H Snaln. W
D Woods. Darlington. & C: R L With
erspoon. Newton: O F Asburv, N C
Kev J u Kogers. Apex: cummt uu
Norfolk: H M Lanier. Boston; H B
Gainor. Balto; G L Wright, Philadel
phia; W M Moore Norfolk; J M Rich
ards, New York.
Arrivals at the Yarboro today: V
S T Call, Atlanta; G F Bartram,
Southern Pines: O E Straus. Rich
mood: Gaston Meares, Ashevllle; W
E Neal. N : 8 Cunuingham. Mr and
Mrs Robertson, New Yor1?; Leo
Wheat. H J Kamseyer, J R Carrier,
AEYandt, E A Reed. Leo Wheat
Concert company: R L Barnes. N C
Miss B A Moore, Franklinton.
Mr W D Woods, editor of the Dar
lington Herald, and T H Spain, an
attorney of that town, arrived here
Saturday night as an escort of Louis
Redmond's body to Durham at mid
night. Thev report that the dispen
sarv at Tlmmonsvllle was destroyed
by dynamite Saturday morning., -The
body of Redmond was buriedyester
ternoon at Durham .hisormer home.
It is said thamanV'South Caroni-
niansfcifCve been searching for Till
mtfg whiskey spies across the North
nardware, &e.
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RALEIGH, If. 0.
Dry Goods, Notlens), &r.
Spring Has Gome
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Buoyant over our great success in buying,
enthusiastic over the immense variety of
styles, colorings and; fabrics, delighted with
the "great fall" in prices, ha7iog taken ad
vantage of ' clearing out sales," we feel san
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good many of our beautiful goods cannot be
duplicated, and we advise an earlv inspec
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Standard ' &iD gh ams . Prints and
Challies Sc.
mention . . . ..rtrfOarolina Hne at Hamlet, Maxton and
Tillman resented the InfMenwtSf ot.er point8 Messrs Woods and
he was in any way trying tcrmake
capital for his campaign tot the sen
atorship against Butler.
He savs there vgefe 23 constables at
Darlington. Two were killed, four
have returned to Columbia, Cain is
in Tlmmonsvllle. Nine of the miss
ing constables, Chief GaiUard, Fel
dr. Mnrnhv. Harling. Livingston.
MoCants, Bryson and Gardner and
one other turned up last night in
Williamsburg: county on the way to
Charleston.. The six constables still
missing are Meakins, King. Swann,
Walker, Brown and Holloway. The
governor says 600 soldiers have gone
to Darlington and that as many more
are in Columbia now.
Spain were in Raleigh this morning
on their way home
The Weather.
Southern B and I. Association.
At a meeting held at the office of R
T Gray Esq., March 31, 1894, at S pm
the stockholders of the. Raleigh
branch of the Southern B and L as
sociation of Knotvllle, Tenn , elected
the following officers to serve to April
1805: Charles S Allen, president; E G
Harrell. vice president; Jesse A
Jones. John A Simpson, E M Uzze'l,
A B Forest, 0 O McDonald, directors;
R T Gray, Attorney; Chas O McDon
aid, secretary and treasurer Assess
ore: Millard Mial, J N McRary, Jesse
A Jones.
For North Carolina: Fair, pre
ceded by showers, today on the eoast:
Slightly colder Tuesday a m. Local
forecast for Raleigh and vicinity.
On Tuesday: Fair, cooler. Frost
probable Tuesday morning and Wed
nesday morning Local data for 24
hours ending 8am today: Maximum
temperature, 78; Mlnlmam tempera-ture-47
jrainfall, 0 22.
Synopsis: The storm has dlsap
peared off the northeast cotst It is
followed by high pressure, -with gen
erallv clear and colder weather
throogbout the central part of the
countrv It will probably be cold
enough for light frost la norm
Carolina tonlght.but the temperature
will rise f'nriug Tuesday. Another
area of low prei-sure. accompanied u
warmer weather, appears jn the
northwest
A Card of Thanks.
The members of St Luke's olr
ele of the King's Daughters desire to
express appreciation of the aid ren
dered us at the concert last Friday
evening, b so miny of the kind peo
ple of Raleigh To Mr Page, for his
kindness in giving us free the use of
the academy of music, and to every
one who assisted us,- we tender our
sincere thanks. X.
Wife Hunting.
The people of Raleigh will have the
pleasure tomorrow evening at Metro
politan hall at 8 o'clock of hearing
Caot W B Kendrick, the only man in
the United States who has the title
of "Doctor of Literary 8urgry " His
efforts to assist the King's Daughters
In their benevolent and gratuitous
work for the relief of the needy Is a
most laudable undertaking Tickets
are for sale at McKlmmon & .Co's drug
store. .
Imported French Satines, 10c.
Shanghai and Kai Kai Silks for shirt
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i A man named Robertson, a gradu
ate last week in the medical class at
Shaw university, was arrested tody
' at the station as be was about to
' lrniva nn rtomnlftlnt of a n ie-o irirl o'
Raleigh narued Bryant, charging hua .represented
with seduction, ine mayor neard t n
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