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VOL. XV-NEW SERIES NO. KH'vy ESTABLISHED 1881 s,:JARLY IN AUGUST THE PROBABLE DATE POPU LIST CONVENTION. Heantor Bailer to Meet Populist tn. (ml t'BTentln Next Week.; Bo pabllena Committeeman rTn FjreeSllrer Elector. Special. ; - : ; . ' . BaLkiOH, N. C, June, ii. Senator Marion Butler la expected litre next Sun day, and lie will probably meet the Pop ulist Slate Central Comuultce'nest week, and onmo the date for holding the St lie Convention. ,' : . ' ' ; " , It U hinted that (lie date will be a day - in the first week in August. ; A member"of the Republican 8late E ccutive Committee savs the minority of the. Committee favors taking dona its electorjitijeXJPNoiMuCrolini and . putting op fieo silver electors. STIX.L TOR BIcKINLET. Conciliating the Anicnr Planter. Rtxxt Delegate Replaced by He. , Klnleyltca. ' Special, ' . St. Lotus June 12. The National Committee fearing to injure the party's chance, in Louiaiuna, have told the sugar planters' representative to lay their mat teriiofora the committee on credentials by wiy of upper-sing, for summary dispos al of t he case. . .;. V Later rases have been considered stria tim. Two colored Reed delegates have been replaced by white McKinleyites, wno representee! the sug.ir planters or the National Republicans, Hone Exchange Bnrneil New York; Tlio American . Horse Exchange build iu?, on Broadway be tween Fillluand Fifty-flr.t Btreels, was . totally destroyed by fire. Over 125 horses were killed, including tbe famous horse, Alfred G.," with a record of 2:19, and . valued at $7,500. It is est'niatfxl that the damage on the bulidiog will be about . $300,000. The logs on stock is est'mated at 75,O0J0 to $100,000. , ' ' . ' Hardered In Their Sleep. Hakim, Ga A. T. Yerdoy and George Edmonds ot Columbia county were brutally murdered at the home of Edmonds. They . wfre' both attacked while asleep in bed, the murderer using a large stick, which was found jn the room. They were both lioifibly beaten in the face. No clew as yet has ben obtained joncsrning the identity of tho guilty party -and the crime is wrapped in mystory, Portios are out looking for the murderer, : and if found he wi undoubtedly be sum marilo dealt witb. -'. NEGROES LYNCHED. Dratted from' Jail by ov at Bryan, Texas. , Hotstoic, ". Tel., Lou Whitehead, George Johnson aud Jim Reddick, three . negroes, were taken ' from - the jail at 'Bryan, one hundred mllrt north of here, , and hanged.' . Whitehead and Johnson were charged with attempting to criminally assault the twelve-year-old daughter of Dr. R. II . WHson, Sunday night. Reddick had " been convicted of the crime of rape on an ... Italian girl and sentenced to hang, but ths decision was reversed, by the higher court and he was beld awaiting a new trial. .' , , .- . ' , Tbe mob was tbr'.j hundred strong, and cams from 'Kurten, nine miles west Brvan," where Dr.- Wilson lives. ' and " where the attempted assault occurred. The doctor was absent at tbe time. The negroes broke into bis medicine chest and " got what they thought was chloroform but which proved to be creosote, and failed to produce the desired effect when put on tbe young girl's pillow, ' The sheriff al the county was absent and Jailor Gee, who was In charge of the lull, was unprepared to resist the attack lie reluscd to deliver I lie keys, but the doors were battered down, The mob built a big fire to furnish light to work by, which gave the peopl the idea that tbe negroes were - burned. The mob was composed of tbe most prominent citizens of Knrten, none Of whom were masked.; - Weald-Be Boiler la lm ' Borlihoton, Iowa. A split in tbe Democracy of Iowabas been started here by leading gold standard men, witb the hope ol spreading it lo otuer ritates. "pledge is being circulated with great sue. . cess, worded as follows: ; The ondewigncd Democrats hereby form an association, to bo knowu as the Domocratio Bound money . Club. VV pledge ourselves not to vote for any can !i(lute ior President or Congress who tint known to be opposed to tho free and nnlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 10 to 1, under present conditions, regard. 1 i of the commercial value of silver, b a silver policy, if adopted, would r .-.! s o tbe currency at once to a sing! f ". , i n Millard and Involve the business n i of the country in general disss. ! . ; )) ty consideration! can laCoce '-. -tif ' . i r,f the signers caused a groa. llim ludisniany of the most I ii i , 'iiiul cillztos and old- 1 ' TALLT ONE rOR REED. Cne Finally Determined. For Keed Delegate. Rngar Planter In. tereateil In Delegate..':'- 8peolal.-.;::..,.i:-j'''.:-'.i.-. ," St. Louis, Mo., June 12.-7-1 he Dela- are contestants not being ready, the National Committee this afternoon, took up contests of delegates at large. , in the cafe oi Louisiana representatives the regular Republican party represented the contestants. They are Wm-Pitt Kel logg and Albert Leonard, (white), Reed men; Henry Deuas and James Vance, (colored), , McKinley men. Their oppo nents are nominees of the National Re publican Sugar Planters' Convention, McGinnis, Camay, Anthony,T)oherty and Hackney, all while McKinleyites. Leonard's seat was also independently contested by Andrew Hero. . McOinoU' quartete had' advantage in ovine eeitificnte from the chairman of the Slate Committee setting forth that it ft was argued that if the Uigur plan ti.ra' delegates were countenanced that Louisiana would go Republican. .' The Kellogg Delegates were unani mously seated. REED ENTHUSIASTS OFF Reed Deles;ate From far Eat Iave for national Convention. Special. - Portland, Me., June 12 The dele gation for St. Louis started this atternoon on a decorated special train. The Reed enthusiasm uas intense. Bostoh, Mass., June 12 The delega tion for St. Louis departed at i. p. m., today. A stop will be made at Niagara Falls. The Reed euthusiusm is great, Desperado Killed. Special. Fort Scott, Kansas June 12 Bill West, the noted Indian Territory desper ado, who escaped from jail, at Topcka, was killed today while resisting arrest. BASE BALL. Rational League, tjlaniee Played Tea- - terday. Special, Brooklyn. June 12. Brooklyn 4, Cleveland 3. V Philadelphia, Juno 12. Pbiladel phis 9, Louisville 8. Boston, June 12. Boston 15, Cincin' nati 8. . Baltimore, June 13. Baltimore 9, Chicago 1. . New York, June 12.-Pittsburg 6, New York 8. Washington, D. C, June 12. Wash ington 19, St. Louis 6. how tub clubs stand. CLUBS. W. L. P. O. Cleveland, 26 15 .037 Baltimore.- 28 . 16 .036 Philadelphia, 28 19 .596 Boston, 25 1 8 .581 Cincinnati, 27 20 .574 Washington, 23 20 .535 Pittsburg, 22 21 .512 Brooklyn, 23 22 .511 Chicago, v 23 24 .489 New y..rk, 20 20 .485 8t. Louis, 13 81 .295 Louisville, 9 35 .205 Telegraphic It (nil. Rev. H.M. Hope, ol Petersburg, V. has been electred Supreme , Choplain of the Supreme Lodge, Knights of Honor, The K. Douglass Crockery Company, of SU Joseph, Mo., filed a deed of trust, naming George E. Mcintosh as trustee, Liabilities, $100,000, assets not given. The Nonantum Worsted Company Newton, Mass., will go out of business on account of the depression in the woolen trade and tbe uncertain outlook for the future. ' r ; ' ;,. Four huudred quarry men went strike at the qdarries of the Cleveland Stone Company near Berea, Ohio. . The men demaud that all non-union men be discharged. -. . . ; A cave in at the north end of tunnel No, 4, on the Louisville "snd Nashville Rail road, between Ellison and Glencoe, Ky, occurred, resulting in the death oi Newton Willis, a foreman, end an unknown negro. Prominent Wllmlnartoalan Bead Wilmington, N. Cv Colonel Edward D, Hall, a prominent citizen of Wilming ton, died Thursday, aged 73 years. Dur iug the war be was at the front; part of the time ss colonel of the North Carolina Iotiotry. In 1872 be was Democratic candidate tut Lieutenant Governor, and be was twice elected Mayor of this city, fie was appointed by President Cleveland Inspector of customs, a position he held tbe time ol bis death. , " Track Market quotation!. Speolal. ; V : - " - .'' Philadelphia, J une 12 The follow ing are (ho latest prices no truck, quoted by J, V. Uobson & Co ; Potatoes, prime rose, $3.00 to $3.25; medium (2 to (2 75; Reds $2.25 to $2.50. Cucunv bers, $1.25. ,' ;'; " ".'' ';' ' 8pealal. ..... Nkw Ygbk, June 12 The' following are the Intcxt prices on truck quoted by Wo. II. Holmes: Potatoes (2.00 to $3.00; fancy roes 3.25 to $3.50. Beans 20c., to 80c. Cabbage 50c. to 75c. Cukes 75o. RpooiaU Nrw York, June 12. Tho following are tbe latest prices on potatoes qnotod by Papo and Deyo: primes $2.00 to $3. 00 WASHINGTON NEWS. DULL CLOSING OF 54TH CON- GRESS. Or eat Intereat In Financial Platform at St. Lonla.7 Haval Appropria tion Bill. Compromise on Indian Bill. Journal Bureau, ) Washington, D. C, June 12. Never was there less interest shown in Washington in the closing hours of a session of Congress. Usually the galleries arc crowded, but in this instance there were only the everyday attendance of tourists -and idlers who may always be found in the Capitol when Congress is in, session. Owing to the anxiety of repub lican Senators and Representatives to get to ot, Louis ana take part in t lie ante convention muneauvers theiewas the greatest dTrEeaTty in keeping a quorum on hand during the last two days of ses sion. The House revoked all leaves of absence and telegraphed the absentees to conio back, but not only did none of those Who had gone come back but others kept going all .the time They knew that th only business that Coogrces would attend to was the nconciling ol differences be tween the House and Senate on appro priation mm, ana they were more strongly attracted towards St. Lou;8. The interest in the financial plank of the platform to be adopted by tbe St. Louis convention lias been intense all the week and will continue uutiltlie convention removes all doubts. All sorts ol rumors have b en tlyuig around as to deals that vere beiug made which would aOAct thut plauk. It was positively stuttd that Presi dent Cleveland had offered to throw the influence of the administration to the tie'eet nominated at St. Louis, if the con vention would adopt a single standard gold plnnk. The feet that Senator Teller, who is so prominently spoken of as Un provable silver candidate, for President, was ignored in the numerous conferences which were held during the w.-ek by Republicans in both branches of Congress who are delegates to the convention caused much gossip. It is regarded in Washington as ceiluin that the St." Louie convention will not declare for gold alone although many gold men are delegates. It is equally certain that it ill not declare fjr silver. IU fiaanciul plank is likely to mean gold, but to he so worded that it will not drive off the conserval'vo silver men of the party. The Naval npproprmt ou bill which only reHied the President tho day before srlj.iui.iruont was in its most important features a compromise between the House and Senate. The Houpe wanted tour battleships, the Senate two; the bill pro vides for three. There was a read hot fight over the clause author zing the Sec retary ot tne avy lo contract tor armor plate at a given price. It being lound impossible to reach an egreement, the whole clause was struck out of the bill and a clause instructing the Secretary to make no more armor contracts until further action by Congress inserted. Members of the House do not consider that the Senate Naval committee got to the bottom of the armor plate bus' nets uud hey propo. 1 to do some investigatitg on their own hook next winter. .. The long and at times the bitter con test between tne senate and House, over that poi lion of the Indian appropriation bill which deals with rchools was li jolly settled by a rather clumsy compromise, which declares the government policy toward church schools to embrace educa tion In general Instead of the education of tbe Indians only. It would take a smart man to tell just what was meant by that declaration. The substince of the com promise is contained in the clause which provides for the continuauce for ooo year more of government aid to tho fctnriin Indian schools, to which was added an other meanless provision that the school funds shall be ss marly ss possible equally apportioned among the schools of the various denominations. How mean ingless this is may be judged from tbe fact that there Is pi actically but one de nomination Interested. - Disinteresbd people think the Senate acted wisely In deciding not to Interfere In the sculptors quarrel which bas fol lowed the awarding of the contract for the Sherman equestrian status to Carl Rohl- Smitb of Chicago. The right of the Senate to me Idle with the matter was at best a questionable one. ' Senator Stewart-imisU that Senator Teller, of Colo., will be tbe next President ot the United States, aud when asked to explain the foundation upon which - he bases the assertion he put on his most owlish look and said: "Wait and re; don't care to enter Into purtlculars while the hatching process Is going on. It might have a bad effect.". - 1 , Secretary Carlisle's statement of tb bond issues under tbe present administra tion, prepared for the Senate committee charged with ruak'ng an Investigation was this w-.ek mudc public It contains uolhiug that can be called either new' or startling, and, ol course, claims that tbe administration did tho best It could under the clrcuinsUnccs. The committee will begin the lnvestitration In a few dayi DiobaMv next week and It will be uub lie. The condemnation ol the idea of making it secret was too guioral for even its orminator. beuaor llarrii. ttiecUalrman of the committee. nil Special As a special thing for TO-DAY we will sell 40 inch Lawn, value 2 l-2c, at 7c. HE-QUANTITY IS LIMITED June 33, 1896. TO TtJE AKT E. P. REED'S OXPOUDS, HAVE f arrived the finest line In the city- In all styles and colors. FULL LINE OP CHIMlltKN'S 9 Hick Huts mid TOM O'NHANTEK Caps. o OLSO A FULL LINE OF CIIEAI'EH OradOM or Oxford's. o T. J. Baxter BELONGS TO JOHN DUNN Grocer AND Confectioner. Pollock St. YOU WILL FIND . Iverjr Water Proof Shoo Dreasing, Pronch BlaokiDg, ,;. Ladies' Bicyole Loggings io all colors, .. r At Pratt's Shoe Store, 95 Middle St. VA &. Beasley Tbe Practical Plumlwr, Btenm and Gu Titter. Bicycle rcpaiilog. Futt-clau wor an ids way mrounu 1 . 44 Crvn StiMt. New Berne, M.O. w Big Reductions in the Price of Bicycle Sundries. These Goods are the Best obtainable and are offered, for SPOT CASH, at prices that defy competition. 18U6 Pattern "Smreli LUrlit" Lantern. $3.50 181)6 Pattern "Meteor" Liuitenin, 1.2ft New Departure C 3 boll, double electric iinpr, price si.sn, ior to New Departure M3 Hell, double electric rinir. urice AM 0 (or m New Departure Fi IU , double stroke, .:!" New Departure I2 Hell, single utroke... -20 h. i. (j nam urapnoiine, per suck la Cheaper Grade ot lirttphitc, per slick, .08 Lubricating Oil, per 2 oz , bottle, i7 Illuminating Oil, pr pint can 25 Ostereren's Nick led 1'vmiwr (iuiirds ir Ostergren's Enaineloil TrouHer (iuurris, .10 uariora "" tannic irear Nptrui spring) a.w hoot l'u raps, very powerlul 1AM K abulia zoo Carriers, 1.25 Steel Case Lock, 13 inch chain, i Harttord Single Tube He pair Kits, 35 Universal Toe flips, lit any pedal, li. aims, nest steel wrench, :i inches, nickled 75 Star Lamp Hrackrts, Ior uxle (beat) 15 Star Lamp Itiacket, ior head 'Ah Standard Cyclometers, guaranteed, 1.0 J 15 una 10 mcycie Maim, best aim menu Convenient On M. and W. Inner lulu s with vulven and stems, 1.75 M. and W. Valves, L'n M.amlW. Hteuii',.,.....,, ....... ...... ...... .15 AS-Call or write for prices on anv iroods not mentioned. KVKUYTHINIjI in the Suu diy liiue in'oportionately low. WM. T.HILL, 61 S. Front Street. New Perfumes! "Coroaria" and "Hispania." The "Coronaria" is superior to any Urab Ante l'einimo. it is delicate, rich and lasting. The "Hispania" is pronounced by experts unsurpassed for richness and permanency. It possesses tho heavy fragrance that is at present demand ed by fashionablo society. Sold only at Davis' Pharmacy. WELL, fir. "Newbeg -in ' I see the Wheel fever struck you. has Yes. I have concluileil that I must be up to date and ride with I lie "boys.'' Well, what wheel huvc you decided to to buy ? ou kuow you want to Keep Your Eye on T3ie 'TTIctor' Yes. I have heard a yrcat deal of late about that wheel; 1 understand thut ou ihe 23rd of Mav, in the event (joustm" Match, held under the nunpiees of the New York Athletic Club, where there were 60 hiuh erode wheels id the contest that the VICTOR'S won 1st and 2nd places and only two '.Mi "Victors in the contest. Mr. "Blow-Hard," Mr. "Talk-em-doaf" and Mr. '.'Ilaru-to-down' have been try. ins to convince me that they hud the best wheel, but I shall take Feid Ilahn's ad vice and buy a VIC TOU from J. C. WHITTY & CO. SO GOOD BYE. WM. H. OLIVER, LIFE, FIHE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, FIDELITY. STEAM DOILElt Insurance NEW BERN, A number of Time-Tried and Flre-tcsted Companies represented. Over 12H,0W),(llX) assets represented. NOTOAKY PUDLIC. rmmmlanloner of Deeds for Now York, Con niw..w.t ami Vnnnnvlvanla. FlAgenc National uoaru miuiiio uuuvi- writers. PAY ENOUGH 1 LowPrlcad Thloiri are not alwn cbimo. Low Prlcei are sometimes dear boiuht. There's such a tldui as "extrsv aqaot economy" Thst means suviug on tbe pnee si um oooi oi tuc quamy. We toll GOOD, PCHE UlfUOi Just ss low as it Is Dosslble t sell them. We won't sell the other kind at any price. BRADHAM'S PHARflACV. l3 X-Tiniiii'1"iii-y Do Have Some TEA! W E HAVE THE BEST IN THE JIarkel, made from fresh, fragrant and tender leaves. Its nderness has miieli to do with its duality. Physicians say the Slit kind is henelicial. We pre fer to have it, U IS ONE. AMONG MANY I lind at he had. things, which yon'l mir stores, when it can When you want anything in ancy Groceries And you lind it riht hard to lind it- -why just send to you'll he apt to This Week I N OUR DRV GOODS DEP'T we oiler special Reductions on all We have left, consisting of Black and White China Silk and Dresden effects. 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 47 & 49 IFollocls v St. our store an lind it UnUitl mm Manufactors Samplea, on Sale in our store this week at absolute wholesale price. -o- Kemcoilier tin y are simples and i two articles alike, when you get one y, I got all. And at absolute wholesale con. We have Sample Gloves, Mitts, Ladi- i and Gents Belts, Ladies Shirt Waist , Windsor Ties, Unilnellas and Pnnwn! , Corsets, Fans, Ladies Vests, Men's Ui -derwear, Negligee and While Shirl , Neckwear, Ilosiery for Indies, Men an I Children, Suspenders, Buggy Robe , Stamped Lir.ei', T.ible Clnths.'and lots i J other things which we can't mention fi.r luck ol room. It took us a long lime to get tha i Mimples, but we've got 'tin and' they al t g ling tiist too. Every article t jut hai lelail price for they are samples. G. A. Barfoot,Mgr. THE BIG Dry Goods Bargain House. SPECIAL ! 1 CASES FREE SIL- JL V V ver Baking Powder For Sale at Retail, ONE FREE SILVER SPOON GIVEN WITH EACH CAN. ULRICA, (tor. 46 MIDDLE STREET. FRUIT JARS ! Mason's Improved Fruit Jars, and Porcelain Lined Kettles. AT L. H. Cutler & Co's. A NEW SUPPLY OF Just Arrived. ALL FIRST GRADE GOODS. At 10 to 25 cts per yard. Also another small lot of the 1 5c, India Linon, which wilt probably be the LAST. 5. 171- JarTTis. 03 Pollock St. Received Direct from the Mills aCarol th well known, BEST ON EARTH, & COLD MEDAL FLOUR also have the lurKost amlLliest tclocteit stock of Plug Tobacco a town ; bought cheap and will b Bold at at ltoek Bottom Prices. My stock Is complete my prices aro as low as mo lowest. TO MY COUNTRY FRIENDS My Stables are Iree, and your tinmen, and team taken care ot while yoa ai Sj In the city. You will ilo well to acq me before buying elsewhere. Thanking my many friends lor their pa-4 tnvors anil trnstlng to receive your luUira patronage I am Vtry RospecUully, J. R. Parker, 77 BROAD STREET. BE WISE I Like THE One of the nicest tlilnm Sout rtading ii that you. Imbibe wlxlom while giving yourself pleeiure. We have all the latnt publications. Whcoevir jou oom here, you'll And low price, courteous treat meat, nd perfect satliet'actlon. ; J. D. OASKINS, BMkMUrtMl SUMosmt. . 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