Jottrnftl.
VOL XV-NEW SERIES NO. 15.
NEW BERNE, N. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 11. 18.
ESTABLISHED 1882.
Ml TO COMPROMISE.
-BANNA TAKING' A HAND
, FINANCIAL FIGHT.
IN
, MeKlnleT's Tronble Between Sooth
era Goldbngs and Western Mlvetv-.
lt". Fairbanks Temporary, :
-Praetor For Chairman.
. Special. " .-. . j,' -'in : ,,'.; . . -.
J &T. Louis, June 10. Mark A. Hanna
la already taking a band in the financial
flht which has tan eel afoot There is
; a strong movement for a compromise.
This afiernoon word was scat a number
of Southern delegates who-were known
to bolnendly towards MeXiuk'y7 and
thoyT were urged not 10 'pTJ3h"-1ni4c
demands for a gold plank in the platform.
. Mr. Ilanna fears bi defection from the
Wes and the whole power of the .Ohio
organization will be used from this time
on to prevent the absolute over riding of
the free co'nage' Westerners. ' 1 :
' Tonight it is" slated that 0. W, Fair-,
banks, of Indiana, will bo temporary
. chairman, and Senator Proctor, of Ver
mont, the permanent chairman. Both are
i preparing speeches. - v:
Senator Thurston, f-Nebraska, will
second J. B. lToraktr's nomination of Mr.
MoKinley.
.: The McK'nlcy taction lavor Gurritt
Hobart, ot New Jcrst'v, Ft Vice Piesi-
' What Cleveland Rays.
, flpeclal. '
Washington, I). C, .Tuue 10. Presi
dent t Cleveland says that under the
present conditions ot McKitdey's uoinina
. lion that the '-Pnsidency is no place for a
mortgaged man."
' Wnr With Npnln.
Special. ,,
". , Nrw To uk, June 10. James Crccl
' : man, the World correspondent who wa3
- exiled from Cuba, sais there will bo war
lietwecn this country and Spain as soon as
the State Department documents are made
? public. . . .
. Demand a "111 ver Plank.
Special. ,' "'
Washington, D. C, June 10. It is
reported that the free silver Republicans
will .demand a tree silver plank at St.
Lou's. '
, i ,f lows Destroyed.
Montgomery, Ala. The pretty little
town of Wyelu City, in Marshall county
oo the Tennessee river, and thirty miles
west of Gadsden, with a population of
500 people, was completely wrecked by a
cyclone. . .
v A dark and threatening cloud came up
in the southwest with considerable wind,
and all of a sudden lue wind made a
swoop and struck the town, almost com'
pletely demolishing it. -
Eighteen dwelllug houses were de
stroyed, five being swept completely away
and not a stick of the timber left. The
cyclone lasted five minutes and then pass
ed in a northeasterly direction. Trees as
' large as a man's wtist were broken down
like weeds. - After the storm passed the
; work of rescuing was commenced. At this
writing It Is known that fifteen of then)
are wounded and six of them fatally. .
. A ten-year-old boy was found half a
mile away in a dying condition. ' Others
are badly wouuded. The path of the
cyclone was about 100 yards wide and
total devastation marks its path. Had the
storm struck an hour later filty people
would have been killed or wounded, as at
that time the operators of the basket fac
tory would have been at dinner.' Fortun
ately both factories escaped. '
The scene of the storm it a desolate one
now. The work ef rescue goes bravely on
and every few boon a fresh victim Is
found. The cloud had the regular funnel
, shape, and when it struck the town there
was a lou 1 report as of a cannon, anil
soon the ail was full of flying timbers,
trees, bouses, etc. . .
Several persons are missing and it is
. probable that they Will be found dead,
Florida Democrats for Silver.
Jacksonville, - Fta The , Demo
crats of Martin, Lloerty, Taylor and Levy
Counties selected delegate to the State
convention. The free coinage of sliver at
16 to 1 and Independent of other nations
was indorsed aod the Usue of interest
bearing bonds in time of pesco denounced",
Balcony Gave Way.
Ottawa, Kans. A balcony crowded
with people watching Forepaunh's and
Sell's . circus parade gave way ; at
o'clock, precipitating fifty oj sixty paopli
thirty feet to the crowded sidewalk.'
Several persons are thought to be fatally
injured, whilo twenty others are seriously
injiind. Many receiving slight injuries
c eiipftl into the crowd and were taken
aw v nv ' friends. Mam street was
cm,', ! 1 to overflowing with peoplo, and
in t!.':ir eagerness, crowded the balconies
ii ' V.iin street.
'! mi'; that foil was In froutof George
S. : in oflii and was surround
i ; a Ii nvy iron railing. It was this
t' i . I ('" most d.ungo by fulling on
f i t. T!i bnsliifss hoims ill the
1 l i converted into Impromptu
1 ' I I iiijuroit given every
DTNAMITB GOES OFT.
On Hundred and Eighty Cam
Ex
plode Kllllns; Ms Hen. '" -.,
JonNSTOWN, Pa. One hundred and
eighty cans of dynamite explodtd about a
mile below Lilly with frightful results.
One Slavonian was killed instantly and
three Slavonians, two negroes ond one
white American were fatally injured. The
men were at work on the Pennsylvania
railroad and were getting ready to make
a blast when a premature explosion fol
lowed, blowing up the 180 cans of dyna
mite and bm ying the seveu men bentatb a
mass of sand and rocks.
Telrgraphle Items.
The coastwise defense monitor Mon
terey is in port at Tacoma, Wusli.
Turkiah.tr'nj,.Jwero 'lefealed by tlie
Cretan insurgcuts after heavy losses on
both sides.
Cecil Rhodes and Barney Barnato are
giving attention to the mining regions of
British Columbia.
sHannis Taylor, United Stales Minis
ter to Spain, who has been in London,
has returned to Madrid.
Dwight Steers, a life prisoner, and Wil
liam Johnson, escaped Irom the Counecti
cut Statu prison at Wathersfield.
Tha Iuiernational Association of Car
Accountants is holding its twenty-first
annual couveutinn at Cleveland.
Thomas II. Swope, of Kansas City, Mo.,
has m ule a gift to the authorities of that
lace of a tarhurban pirk of MOO acres.
The b.ittleship Maine has arrived at
Kay We?t, Fla., where she relieves the
Amphitrite, which sails tor Brunswick,
Ga.
Muzitf.r-Ed Din, the new shah of
Persia, was formally enthroned yesterday
and receive 1 the members of the diplo
matic corps.
M irtin Murphy, tried for the murder ol
is mother, in the New York Supreme
Court, was found guilty of manslaughter
iu the second degree.
Fivo tramps were run over, and two of
them finally hurt, by a train at New
Haven, Coun.; one gave the name of
Charles J. Albaugh, of Meadvillo, Pa.
United. States vessels arc illegally ship
ping Canadian Indians as seal hunters in
British Columbian waters and the Domin
ion Government is alter them with a
gunboat.
The mixed Tribunal at Cairo has do'
cided against the advance of money order
ed by ihu Egyptian Dibt Commission for
the Anglo E 'yptian expedition in the
Soudan.
Lake City, a mountain village of Cali
fornia, was nearly destroyed by a water
spout No live) were. Ion as tar as
koowo, but the property loss is said to be
heavy.
Tho Italian Minutry is in very rough
water, owing to the publication ol the
Green Book on Abyssinia, and there is
a widespread opinion 1n Borne that a
Cabinet crisis is inevitable.
During theHlebate on the commercial
treaties in the Gei man Reichstag, Count
von Kanitz admitted that Germany kad
reenred every concesssion possible, under
the circumstances, from Japan,
An attractive woman who introduced
herself as "Mrs. Stuyvesant, of New
York,'' to the residents of Portland, Ore.
where she colltcts 1 money for the May
brick fund, is said to be an impof tor.
Milwaukee's city council has passed an
ordinance reducing street car fare to
cents. Thirty days' notice is given the
street railway company to make the
change. The company will carry the mat
ter to the courts. ,
The Czar and Czarina have gone 1 to
the imperial estate of Lliosky, where they
will remain. for a week to recover from
the fatigue occasioned by the coronation
ceremonies. . They-will make a state entry
into St. Petersburg. " '
The UOth annual commencement of
the University of Pennsylvania was held
in the Academy of Music arPhlladelphia.
The graduating class was the largest
in- the history of the university, de
gree being conferred on nearly 850 stu
dents. "' ' -,. :.. ? . v Y-
Two knight trains on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Hallway collided at Stone City,
Jiotb. engines and several cars were
wrcked. The injured are . Conductor
Andrews, . Dick Wood wort, Frank
Wesley, Engineer Ohockly, and John
Kirkpatrick. ....
In the BrilUh House' of Xommoos
Undor Secretary Curzon stated that the
British Consul in Crete had been directed
to aid in negotiations with the Turkish
authoilties toward the conclusion oi
peaceful settlement of differences between
the Cretan rebels and the Turk.
. The Hungarian celebration was con
tlnued at Budapest. With great cere
mony and in the presence of the Austrian
EmMiror and Empress, the Imperial
crown was taken to the new Parliament
building aod, later, the Emperor attend
ed a festival scsson of Parliaments
The First. Regiment Oregon National
Guard has been directed lo hold Itself in
readiness to be ordered al any time to go
down the Columbia River sad quell the
flihery disturbance, and. it Is . more
than probable that (ho militia will
lie on the move Inside of two or three
days.
THREE STATE TICKETS.
GOOD NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
PARAMOUNT TO STATE.
Ho says Nenator Bailer His Paper 1
Declares Ag-alnut Co-operallon
wilh Democrats. Will Vote Be.
publican Ticket First.
Special. .,
llAIiElGH, N. C, June 10. Senator
Marion Butler's paper in its issue of today
declares. "The Democratic party as an
organic force, is one with which the
People's Party ol North Carolina will
never co-operate with. We balieve that
we-spalc-4be- living truth when we say
that before the Populists would consent
to such "a course, they would go, rank
and fill, bodily into the Republican
party, uud do what they could to insure
Renublicau victory in Noith Carolina."
The paper also declares that the Popu
lists intend to keep balance of power.
The opinion is now general, eveu
among those who have squinted at co
operation with the Populists, that there
will be three State tickets.
The Caucasion declares that this year
good Natioual government is paramount
to good State government.
Meets the Prewtilenl.
Special.
Wa8uinoton, D. C, June 10. Matt.
VV. Ransom, Minister to Mexico, had an
interview today with Secretary of SUto
Olney and President Cleveland.
Three Friends Expedition.
Philadelphia. A second expedi
tion is now being organized, so it is Raid,
with arms and ammunition, which will bo
sent from Punta Gorda to Cuba on tho
steamer Three Friend?, now awaiting
orders at Jacksonville.
This expedition is for the relief of the
nsurgent chief, Maximo Gomez, who is
reported as being hard pressed with am
munition.
The expedition will be iu charge of
Gen. Viual and Col. Scrapie Art.'ftga, a
stuff official attached to Gen. Gomez, who
came through Havana without buiug d
toctcd.
A large amount of arms and ammuni
tion has been sent here, but will bo
transhipped to a Southern port in order
to mislead the Spanish officials.
BASE BALL.
National League Games Played Yes
terday.
Special,
New York, June 10. New York 10,
Cincioati 0.
Baltimorr, Juuj 10. Baltimore 9,
Louisville 0.
FniLADELPniA,June 10. Cleveland 5,
Philadelphia 2.
Brooklyn, June 10. Pittsburg 4,
Brooklyn 1.
Washington, D. C, June 10. Chica
go 14, Washington 13.
now tub clous stand.
clous. w. l. p. o.
Cleveland, 36 13 C67
Baltimore, 27 15 .043
Cincinnati. 37 18 -.600
Philadelphia, 20 19 .578
Boston, 23 18 .561
Washington, 21 20 .512
Chicago, 22 28 . 489
Brooklyn, 2t 22 .488
Pittsburg, 20 21 .488
New Yrk, 20 24 .453
St. Louis, 13 20 .310
Louisville, 9 33 .214
, Has a Wire to Hanna's Inn
Canton, O. Major McKinley's pri
vate secretary, James Boyle, will leave
tomorrow for Columbus, from whence he
will go to St.; Louis. Major McKinley
nill remain in Canton until after the con
vention. 'A private Ire connects-his
residence with M. A. Hanna's room, in
the Southern Hotel, St. Louis .
DsmseraU frsm Alaska, r
Seattle, Wash. The steamship
Willavs, which arrlvod Irom Alaska,
brings the news that the Democratic lerrl
torlal convention was held at Juneau on
Juue 1, for the purpose of electing tlx
delegates to the National Democratic
Convention at Chicago, . .
Ths following platform was adopted:
Resolved, that tbs delegation from Alaska
to the Democratic national convention to
be held at Chicago July 7, 1890, be and
they ara hereby Instructed to vote as a
unit In accordance with the will of the
majority on all questions coming before
the said national convention, ,
' Daniel Ii. Sheen, who was nominated
as a Candidate for United Suites Senator
by the IlUnoUP rohlbitlonlsta at their
SpruigfleloTconventlon, has withdrawn
from the race and the party. lie (ays ha
dots not fancy the on plank platform.
and the abandoning of the woman suf
frage principle. . -.' '
Herman Keck, a member of Hie CocU
erman & Keck Diamond Cutting Com.
pany, ot Cincinnati, who was convicted
inthoUuitvd States Court at Fhiladel
phln, of attempting to smuggle diamond
Into this country was sentenced by Judge
Butler lo ono year's Imprisonment and
duo of 1200. . ( .
McEINLET'S STRENGTH.
First Test Made Was a Victory
Al-
bama MeKlnleyltes Heated.
Special. .
St. Louis, Mo , June 10 The first
test of McKinley's strength was made this
afiernoon before (he National Commit U e
and was a decided victory; the vote beinp
SS to 6, the Buckley delegates all Mi
Kinleyitts, of Alabama, lx in; seated over
the contesting delcgaiton of ex-Governor
Smith's.
Truck Markets Quotations.
Special.
Philadelphia, June 10 The follow
ing are tho latest prices on truck, quoted
by J. F. Hobson & Co : Potatoes,
primes $2.25 to $2.50; extra $3 00
Special.
New York, June 10. The following
are the latest prices ou potatoes quoted
by Papc and Dyo: primes $2.00 to $3 00.
Special.
New York, June 10 The
llowitlg
are the latest prices on truck quoted by
Wm. II. Holmes: Potatoes 2 00 to $3.00;
cabbages 73c , to $1.00; beaDS 30c. to 40c.
Cukes $1.25 to $1.50.
Manufactors Samples,
on Sale in our store
this week at absolute
wholesale price.
lienicmber thev uro samples and no
two articles alike, when you et cue you
get all. Anil at absolute wholesale cost.
We have Sample Gloves, Milts, IhIUs
and Gents lielt?. lefties blurt Wmsls,
Windsor Tics, Umbrellas and Parasols,
Corsets. Fans, Lames Vests, Men's Un
Oerwear, Neglifree and White Shirts,
Neckwear, Hosiery for ladies, Men aud
Children. Suspenders, lluisy itooi
Stamped Linen. Table Cloths, and lots of
other thiols which we can t mention for
lack ot room.
It took us a lung time to get these
samples, but we've got 'em and they arc
limns last too.
Every article at just half
retail price for they are samples,
G
A. Barfoot,Mgr.
THE BIG
Dry Goods Bargain House.
BELONGS TO
JOHN DONN
Grocer
AND
Confectioner.
Pollock : St.
OVER 110
W
SPACE
Big Reductions !
In the Prices of
Bicycle Sundries !
These goods are the best ob
tainable and arc offered, for SPOT
CASH, at prices that defy compe
tition.
m Pattern "Sfliirch Light" hiinlern, 1.40
1896 Pattern "MtorH Lanterns, 1.-6
New Departure) C a bell, doublt' electric
inir
New Departure AW Hell, ilouhh; clectrlf
ring.
New Departure K;J 1111, double stroke,
New Departure IK Hell, single stroke... .-'
K. I. Chain Grupliolinu, per slick 15
Cbeaner Gratlc ot Ohrupliite, per sticK,
Luimciitlng Oil, peir 'i uz , nottie in
IUuruinatinL' till, per pint can
Ostergroii's Nick'c.l 'li'misr tJu.irtls, 1.1
( )8terffran,rt Knamcleil iTrouKcr Uuaivs, .10
(.rirtora " Minne (spinu spring in
Foot rumps, very powt i tui
Kalamazoo Carriers
l.im
1.25
Steel Case Lock. IS inch rlinin,
Harltord tthiKlu Tube; He-par Kits
Universal Toef'lipw. lit any pclui, fti
II. anus, lie si steel wrcnc'i, ;i inm-.s.
nickleu ii
Star Lamp Hruckct:, ten" :ixli: (hcli M
Qranl It Lnf toe ln.iul 'AS
stainlard Cyclometers, Kiianintoed, 1.0J
uulTaio mccie stanii, ne.se aim mosn
Convenient, oj
M. and V. Inner un-a with valves ami
stem !.'
M. and W. Valves,
M. and W. iStumi, L
jjw-Call or write for priceK on nny goods
not nientiemod. KV KKYTHINU m the .Sun
dry Lino proportionately low.
WM. T. HILL,
61 S. Front Street.
I Use
the
HAIR BRUSH.
IT HAS:
Solid Wood Hack.no venucr tei come olV,
and no holds to ubs.nb dirt; Coiuposi
tion liri-tl(i .Setlin, absolutely unullect-
ed by water; pure ium turnisliint; Aiu
mim'un Face?, always "Koepclcan";
pure Hristlus tirmlv anehored In water
proof composition.
SOLD AT
Davis' Pharmacy.
WELL,
Hr. "Newbegin"
see the Wheel fever
struck you.
has
Yes. I have concluded that 1 must be
up to date and ride with' the "boys.''
Well, what wheel have you decided to
to buy? lou know you want lo
Keep Your Eye on
Tla. 'TTictor7
Yes, I have heard u great deal of late
about that wheel; I understand that on
the 23rd of May, in the preat Coasting
Match, held under the auspices of the
New York Athletic Club, where there
were 00 hiidi grmle wheels in the contest
that the VICTOK'.S won 1st and 2nd
places aod only two '!)ii "Victor s in
the contest.
.Mr. "Blow-Hard," Mr. "Talk-em-deaf"
and Mr. "Ilard-to-down' have been try
ing to convince mo that they hail the best
wheel, but I shall take Kerd Halm's ad
vice and buy a VICTOR from
J. C. WHITTY & CO.
SO (1001) BYE.
WM. H. OLIVER,
LIFE, FIRE, MARINE,
ACCIDENT, FIDELITY,
HTKAM IIOILHH
Insurance......
NEW11ERN,
A nmnb of Tlme-Trlod and Flro-tostcd
I Companies represented.
ever SISO,UUU,uuu RHUW rirw;iii:w.
NOTOARY PC11LIC.
CnrnmlHiloncrof Deeds for New York, Con-
I neetleut and Pennsylvania.
KVAgent Mstiouai uoaru Jinrino unuui-
writers.
PAY ENOUGH !
. RMAC
Low Priced Things sre not alwajs
chasn. Low Prices are sometimes dourly
boUKbl. 1 hare's sucli a nun? as "exirav.
BRaut economy' That meant living on
tho price at the cost ot tne quality.
We sell GOOD, PURE DUUOd Jnst
as low as it Is possible to sell them. , Wo
won't sell the other kind at any price.
DRADHAM'S PHARflACY,
Do
Have
Some
.TEA !
X' s .
w
E HAVE THE BEST IN THE
Market, mailt' I'rum fresh
frairranl and It'inler loaves. II:
t'lidei'iii'ss lias in iu-li In do with
lis miaul y. I'livsii'ians say the
ritflil kind is bene licia
ler lo have it.
We nre-
T
EA IS ONE. A MO Mi
things, which ymi'l
MANY
I lind at
he had.
in
our stores, when il can
When you want anythiiiL
Fancy Groceries
Ami vm liml il rinht. hard
Iu liiiil il- v!i just srml tu
our store
liml il
ami jiiii'II lie a jit In
This
Week
OUR DRV (i(M)DS DEP'T
we oiler siteiial iteiiiiciions
on all
n?a,rasols
We have left, consisting of
Black ami While China Silk
and Dresden ellecls.
The $2.00 one's are
now down to $1.50.
The $2.50 and $2.75
to $2.00.
The $3.50 to $2.75.
HAMMOCKS !
from 85c, to $3.00.
LINEN LAP ROBES!
from 50c. to $1.25
II
47 & 49
FollocDs '
St.
-tr r S s I
ackburn & Willctt
YOU WILL FIND
I very Water Proof Shoe Dressing,
French Blacking,
Ladies' Bicycle Leggings in all
colors,
At Pratt's Shoe Store.
95 Middle St.
SPECIAL !
1 CASES FllEE SL
yj vcr Baking Powder
For Sale at lielail.
0XE FREE SILVER SPOON
GIVEN WITH EACH CAN.
LHP, Grocer.
15 MIDDLE STREET.
F
Mason's Improved
Fruit Jars,
and
Porcelain Lined
Kettles.
AT
L. H. Cutler & Co's.
Just Received I
A full Line of
IN ALL THE
LATEST STYLES !
Tlii'sc wi! will soil at very clor.a
prices.
Another "Job" in White
India Linon at 15 cts.
SAMU (JUALITY that prov. I
so ioiuliii' last year. Uall earl
mil supply yourself as wo onlj
have a limited supply.
ID. IF1. TarTTis-
TO T1JE
r.nmizQ
QMY K. 1". ItEKICS OXFORDS, 11A B
- arriveil -the finest line In the ctt
in nit Htyles ami colors.
WV Ft" LI,
Sr
,1NE OF CII1LIIRRN8
W Duck
lints anil TOM O'HIIANTl
o
o
Clliw.
Jalsd a full link of ciieai'i a
Grades of Oxford's.
o
Received
Direct from the Mills aCarot tliQ
well hnown,
BEST ON EARTH,
& COLD MEDAL FLOUR
1 also have tho largest andlicstjlcloct 4
stock of
Plug Trj"baccrj
In town; bought cheap and will bo noltl it
at Hock Bottom Prices.
My stock iw complete; my prices are as lot?
as the lowest.
TO MY COUNTRY FRIENDS
My Stables are tree, and your harae'si
and team t&kun caro of wnlle you aie
In the city. Ton will do well to i"
ma herore buying elsewhere.
TlmnkiiiR my manylrlends for tl sir pa
tavors and trusting to recolvo your fulu.'a
imtronaue I am
Vty Rcspoctfully,
J. R. Parker,
77 BROAD STREET. i
BE WISE '.
Like
THE
Ono of the niceit thinft about adl g
is that Von Imbibe wisdom while Riving
yourself pleasure. We have all tlie lab it
pahlicationt. . Wht'Dewryou oome wi
you'll find low prices, courteous tre I
meat, and perlcct sntiistactiou. .
J. D, OASKINS,
WokSslUrnsa Mrtkw.i
MS
Ladies Low Shoes