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1 Wath MmvnalL V0(. XV-NEW SERIES NOi 34.' NEW. BERNE, N. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 30. 1896. ESTABLISHED 1882. 4i WASHfflGTOK HEWS. OUTLOOK FOR THE . COM I N 6 ELECTION. Soma Figures Previous Cleelloaii. . .. Tbe A. I. A. Am Incident Which , Mny AuVet Votes. Mllver Dm ; ocrntfi Mat be roBCillntry. - . - Journal Burkau, Wasuikoton, D. C. June JfHti. V . Hp who sscrls that the coming cam paign is going to be a walk over lor any boiiy is oil her bluffing,; misinformed, or """fins a short memory lor election flinircs- : : : cmouui mo imcago couvcouon wake a platform and nominate a ticket upon ' which the populist und silver Ecpublicans ' can unite with the. Democrat he would be a, wise prophcMMlecd who oiml an , thenticaily say wliettmr siiwir or cold XL.Z would get lh.e most ciectorat votes. 'Of course, If there are t. be two 'silver tick . - , ets the success of the gold ticket would . seen) to he well nigh assured; "f r, This' is- a good time to" recall some ' politlenV faets which show., that. It has . bcea .lmril-ilghting nnd tlto gaining ot comparatively tew vote? i which have set- ' tied each ofonr last three presidential ,.: elections, not to mention the contest of 1876, when it was one electoral vo!o and that in such a grave dispute that It coild , . '. only be settled by a tribunal made for tlie . occaslon-rthem(morublu electoral com' mission. In 1884 MrCleveland won by a margin ol aViut 1200 voles in the State of New. York, audio 1888fieUst to Mr. .Harrison by his inability to carry the -? "same Stated The contest of 1892 is fre qnently called a Democmtic tldaf wave, ir because Cleveland cot 277 electoral -rotes, while Itarrisoo only got 145, and Weaver 23, but a glance at the popular vote cast ; at that election Will show that it -wasn't much nf a tidal wave, but was in reality - only the change of comparatively few vote?, probably largely caused by mco . ' who si lived at home and didn't vote at all. V Tho; total 'popular vote was 12,110,080. , Cleveland got 5,550 918, Uarrison f,176,. . r- 108, Weaver 1,041,028, and Biclwell, , 201,133. -Cleveland's vote was only 13-, i . '- 885 greater than it was four years before , ' when he was defeated," while Harrison's vote was 2G4.108 less thau it was in 1892 : when he was clcrtsd. That sImws what "iV a small change is required, if they are in f;fv Close states,' to make what tlKJ people call a tidal wave winning for eitlier side. , .. J...'. Tjiejicadquarters-ot tho A. P. A. have . hceu moved to Washington and are now . - - open fr business. Among other innova- tions is the publication of a weekly A; P. A. organ Not witlisl ioding all the recent ' ,. tutk about the part this "Association" was .-, to play in the coming Presidential Cam , paign, Wpremo President Echols, who I' certainly ought to know, nfsured your correspondent in the most postlive terms that the A. P, A. as aa organization wonld take no part whatever In tlie Nat ional campaign, ami that its members are free to use their own judgment as to the best ticket to vote. Mr. Echols 1s going on a lecture tour, as Inr as. Alaska, in a short time. ' .". , ' i An incident cccurcd here several days ago wbicb may play almost as important a part in this year's political campaign as Whitcinw Keid's old quarrels with the Typographical Uuioti aid la the cam paign of four years, ago. One of tbe local street railway - companies discharged a : number of their oldest and most eilfclcut employes lor no other reason than that tbey we; officers in a Union of 1 Rail wy "Employes which affiliates with 1 the Knigbls of Labor.' One of thefficers : of tbf company who wss instrumental - in bringing about these discharges is A. fc. Wilron, U. S. Marshal of ;tlie Dts- '. trict of Columbia, a prominent Democrat and a chum of President Cleveland. The National officers of the Knights of -Labor have taken op tlie discharged men's fight '. and have appealed to Representative Bab - rock of Wis., whp Is Chairman f( the House Committee of tlie District" of Col umbia, and also of tbe Republican Con" gre sionnl Campaign Committee, to help . them secure Justice for Jtbe discharged men. They say that Mr,- Babcock'e In fiuenco with th s company wight to enable . liim to do this easily as the company to now asking for the paseageof bills by Congress which depend upon tbe action , of his House committee, Mr. Habcock i bas promised to do whal he could. : if that results in a settlement satisfactory i ) in tho discharged men, the Incident will t .boclofod, if not,, there may bo trouble for somclody, as the K. of L, cfflcials say -they will carry tlie msUer into, every UonKris'sional district ltti Knltcl S(atei in which there are Knights of Labor. 'The silver Democrats who will Control me ijacnso convention oj almost ir not , quite two-thirds will have to choose ' between coneiliating th Populists sud 4, silver Hipubllcsus and tlie gold Democrats In irtliey make their ticket.- It Is now ! a. la. t'rd by everybody that the platform v lii certainly be tor the free coinage of. s.lu r. Tlicnifore tho h-al fight will be; ' r tho ln ul of tho ticket, If they nomi i i a iimn satisfactory to tbe gold Demo S it is cn !ai that ho will not be -1 by, tbe rnpulists' and Silver i to bo held at 8t, Louis next .1 .-.-.'!y (vrluin Unit lie will i l-y tbo bolting silver - i: -1 . '. i 1 1 n a m.m thu D.mi'cratic party, the gold Demo cri.l i will not sup-wit him. Senator Mills wilt doubtless recognize the Situation as another instinct ol the democracy being bctwicn Uih djivil and the deep sea." - 1 . , DO TOOUEBIT1 "Coin" Harvey Formulates it Pallll. enl Usdff podgre Tlrkes to Bent McKlntey. ''.,. AsriLAND. Wis. W. II. ('Ooin") Har vey in an infsiview here, said: "My plan is to combine the silver force of the L'inted States. I nm trying to com bine tbu Democrats,' Silver llepuhlicans and Populists and have suggested the following plan to the leidcrs oi tho party, "Tor Pri s detit on the Democratic tick et, Sllvcr'Dick.' Bland, of Missouri. If elected g.ve him the appointment of one Cabinet officer only, rjecretary of. State. Let the Democrats indorse the Populist aoauoeo ii ,Vic: Indent, -.ntor Mjarion Pillller, of North Culolilia. .' 'Let the Populists, indorse the Demo cratic nominee fur President. Let Mr. Butler, if elected, dirtatc tbo appoint. ment of Secretary oflDtcrior, Secretaty of Agriculture, Secrolnry of War, and Sec retary ol the Jnvy. K-'oncedu to tbe f'lver llepuhlicans three Cabinet positions Sciiator Teller of Colorado, Secretary of the Trensury; Judne Caldwell of the United States circuit Ciiurt, Attorney General, and Mayor Pingrae of Detroit, Postmaster General, The silver cause is devpeiale, and we can't bent McKinloy without w combine as indicated. I have suggested the p'lin to Altgeld, Blanl, and other lendcis, but it has not bion made public yet. As 1 teil the Democmis, they nviko their plat form too Democratic. They cannot win as Democrats, but ns combined Democ racy, Populist; and silver Republican. 1 am in fayor of B.and for President, ba- cause liU name is a -platform itself, just as McKinlcy's oainu is a whole p'al- form. "The intention of our tonfatbers in cs- tablii-hing our electoral system was that tbe electors should bo e'ected as they are now sud that they should then meet and, aflcrdiscussioD,vote for whom they wished There is no law compel::"" an elector to yote for any non. 'It is simply cu-t"". Iw-pntii'iL-an e'ec tors vote for tho man at the huad of tlie ticket and the Democrats do the same Now, 1 want to tell you that if tlie Dem ocrats, Populists, and free silver Repaid! cans do not get together ns I hnve indicat ed they will ultimately combine iu the eltctoiMl collego. For iur..iiiee, if straight Domocr&tic electors niecie;tott in tne bourn, t iver Republican electors in Colonulo and Nevada, and Populist electors in North Carolina and Kansas, these e!ecto will nnito whoif tbey moot next winter and vote solidly for such men as Bland and Butler. , . "The plan I suggest of dividing Cabi net ofllcej nmons the pariiei and tbo (lis tribution of Cabinet officers will Uke care of eight States, Piugroe cm carry Micbliau; .Teller naif a doz;n Wi-stein States, und Caldwell cm carry Iowii and the Southwest. . There are 10,009 Repub licans in Iowa who want to vote for Cald well. There are eight Cabinet "positious, and their t'htributiag in tills way before hand would carry eight doubtful Stale for silver." BASE BALL. Hsttaaal League Unnies Flayce) Yea- Street-Ln",. '. . ". sdnday's OAMRS. ' ' Lovisviixb, June 88. Cliicagd 4; Louisville 8. , Sv. Lotris, June 28 Cincinnati 12; St. Louis L. . - ; MOKDAT-8 OAMK8 Chicago, Juno 29. Chicago 0; Cleve land 9. ' . St Louis, June 29. St. Louis 4 Pittsburg 8, . " . LO0I8VILLE, June 29. Louisnlta 8 Cincinnati 20. - ; ' ' , BalTIMOkK, Juno 29. Baltimore 16; Waslungton a. .. . .-. . v Boston, June 29 Boston 6, Philadel phia 13. New York, June 29. New York 5, Brooklyn 2. . . ". Wliere They Play To-dnjr. Cleveland at Chicago. ; New York at Baltimore, v - ? -i - Phllndclpliia at Brooklyn. ' -- . Pittsburg at St. Louis. . Boston at Wsshlugt on, . , , Cincinnati at Louisville.' bow Tnn cluus stand. - CLOIts. Baltimore,' Clevelaud, . , Cincinnati, -Boston, Chiengd, -Washington, PjttBlrtWg. ; I'hiladelplila, Brooklyn, New York;-' Ht. Louis, - -liOUisvillo, w. 30 84 ID US 83 27 ft 80 28 24 15 11 i 19 -1H' ,22 24 29 2.1 27 2S 29 32 43 4) -P. O. ' ,05.1 , -.014 ..639 .600 .532 .619 ' .818 .417. .423 .224 .204 Why Kllvrr AdTKBord. HlMtclal. , Dknvbr, Colo., June 29. President Moffatf, Qftbo First Nationul lluuk of this city,' attributes the rise !n silver to tlie1 miners, sit ike, which IS fptlto general lie nays that if the npo continues tbe n : .. -i will li;-(ip-n. J ' - WANT TELLER.. POLITICAL WHIRLINGS AT CHICAGO. If Democratic I.tchts Arriving Comptroller Eeclea nnoy at Work. Demoeralfi at Work For Tel. ler'a Noiulnallon. Special. C'mcAoo, June 29 Senator Harris, of Tennessee, and ex-Speaker C. F. Crisp, of Geoi'giu, arrived this afternoon. Comptroller Eccics is here lending bis aid to tliu gold men. Cougicssaian J. F. Sbnfroth, ofColuru do, was ninking n (pur of liie hotels here, today, in soach of equator Dubois, but did hot .suueoed i:i loculiug him. The D;mot:rnts wo anouginij; to put Souator Teller iu oomiuution tor President, if possible. TARIFF NOT CURSENCV. Nominee Meflnley Talkw AinlilKHona- ly on Money tuoslloii, Positively on Tariff. SjlW.'ifcl. i.'AKToN, Oiiifl, June 39. Chairiiinn Thun-ton, of the Mal.oual Rep'ibiicaii Committee, today notifie'd nominee Mc- Kinley, officially, in a brief speech of hi nomiuatiim. Major McKinlpy aceepud the nomina tion in a los address, paying particular attention to ilie lariff, mid referring auibig" nousiy in regard to sound money. Iu Clmrce of KrpnlIU-miH. Special. Canton, Ohio, June "9 General fi borne, a cousin of Major Melvr.luy, bas aunouncoil Hint bo will be Secretary of the Kxecutivo Committee which will lntve charge of the lampaign. M. A. Uiitina will 1m c'uiirmin of the local Kxecutivn OoinmitleK betides Iteing ebairuiuii of the National 1i ;itib.iean Committae. A WUAHr FALLS. l'r liiit,illi;K thirty C'er oni Into Tho Woter. Two llrju af.l. A .Milli ner Injured. Boston, June 29 Thirty persons were precipitate 1 into tho w..lei, to day, two baing drowued, many others beinj; more or less injured, by the lal.inj; of a wharf, on ii i a i ii noer ot persons were- itfin.tiug, to r.:te!i tho steniiiship Ssi v'ia siu.l, with tne e.vcui siou of the Ancient and llonorab'es, for London. NoKewTrinl Urnut.-l. Special. Newpokt, If v., Juiw 2!). A new trial has been refused Wailing, tbo student, who murdered IVsrI Bryan. t'alal l'alll!Ha. Siiec'.al. Jersky City, N. J., June 29. Seven persons were injured by a collision be tween a heavily loadfd binwcry wagou and a Bayounu trolley car, this afternoon. Two peiMous v.eie-f'illy injured, live seriously. Gave Ilannn a Lovlua-Cup. Cleveland, O., Some Ohio dele gates to tha late Republican eouveutiou tendered H. A. llauou u reception and dinner at the Union Club, a swell local Republican orj;uiK ttion. Congratulatory tojsts were responded to aud.il r. Uanoa's generalship was laud ed to the Skies. Amou; those present were mejibers of the uolilicatiou com mittee,' which meets hero Monday to notly McKmloy of Ida nomination. Mr. lluniia was presented with a loviui; cup couluiuiug the following iuscripliou. "Complimentary to Hou, Marcus A. Banna, commmemorating his pceilcss championsliip of McKiuley at St. Louis, Juue 19, 1890." Falnl Keutueky (t'ycloue. UWENSBOItO, Ky.-wost IiOUlSVlllO, a little toivn near here, was struck by a tornado at 2:30 o'clock. The Louie of C, L. Clark was wrecked, and Hiss Pearl uicks, who was visiting Ihero, was instantly killed. Clark was knocked remeleu and will d;o. , (St Al- phousus1 Catholic Church at St. Joseph was completely dostroysd. A great jnany residences and outbuildings wore destroy id or badly damaged. ' 8c. Joseph's Acade my was also destroyed. '.. , It is impossible to get a comple'e list ol the Injured, The cyclone struck the town not fur from tho place whoro It stiuck tp 1890', bm did not extend to tho business part of tho town.; " ' VaUMten riltknolera Lan4ea. ' Gaivbstos Agent Peres, the local Cuban represcn'ative here, bus received the following, sc'.f-explanutory -telegram dated June 21 ami signed by J. 1. Pcyo, Cuban sgent at Key West: "Richard Tre- buillo, with eigbuicu moo, four - hundred WincliesteiM and fifty thousand cartridges' medicines and explosives, has landed In Cuba from Florida. ... - ' ' Chulnrn laCalr. Cairo Tho ofllcial cholera statistics 9I10W "that, during' tho' past wtek thero were21,3tj8 new csscb of tlie disease re i ortd and 1,001 denths. - - ' . Beautiful Neckwear ! WE HAVEOSHALK TIMS WEEK a beautiful line or I.aiiies, Oenla and Children's NECKWEAR. Witnlsor Tios at 8, 12, JS, ::" tu o centH All silk Wimlsor Ties ut 18".. t.nli Ladles extra loug Scarfs :it citii. J'ntliiiapn,8 Snirfs, Tolts, I'liiVs. Four-iii. hunfl.-i and Bows at itemarSaiiH' l.r.v prir1?. Tremendous line of Sample .N'ci'kw';u' on mite this week no two aliki?, lion' nil onn Do suited. Special ?IilliiMkrv Sale of French Pal tern If ATS. A1! Iiturn Hixis m irk-.-d down to AM 4tJ.OO Ham at $ AP llnrs to tt'i. Ttioso liftN an' this sprin n -.:ood ntid llio von- !ati'-.t stylos. Till; BKi Drv Goods km House, o G. A. Barfoot, Mgr. IsAlNTEUXN will le alvsiii'Ml in prioc on and al'tei .Iiily tsi. Ail other Sundries renntu at :tnn' rVT VHtVr,S "vidiily ;i.Iv'i-(i r.l. Send far pri.-o ;-;t. 1 have several Si-fiiid-hund Bit v.dcs which will be soM ar niieu ivMi.lil i.ts or oist. AUo astot-! ot Xuw Wlii'cl-i on easy One Price to All. WM. T. HILL, Phone 80. 61 S. Front Street If. W. SIMPSON, Funeral Director and fiinlialiucr. lis lli-oad street 'I'lliiNKM. tr Burial Itoln-H a Spivlau .-. e. c. r:. AND tSi O. ID. XjI2STE. FREIGHT & PASSENGER. UNTIL FUHTIIJiR NO TICE The Steamer NEUSE Is scheduled to snil from New born aa follows: MONDAYS, - WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Sailing hour 5:30 p. m. Sharp. Freight received up to 5 o'clock. For further Information apply to, GEO. HENDERSON, Agent. Jane 23, 189G. Guilford College Ouilford College, N.C. Opens Aug, 18, 1896. Instruction thorough for both sexe. Three courses for degrees; also Music, Art and Physical Training. Healthrnl loention on Dairy Farm. Expenses mod erate. Send for catalogue. ' . , V L. L. UOBBS, President. The University. :;0 Tasubors, 634 Students, , '" Tuition i(i0 a year. Board tS. (eight dollars) it nior.tli r . ; U Hill College Courses, 8 Brief Cohwh, - ' Law tSchool, Msdicnl School, Summer Sehool for Teachers, Soliolsrships and Loans for tt.o needy. Address, 1 Prbsidknt Winston, Chapel Bill, N. V. i To the'Trade: We are in a position to sell Goods at the very lowest potsibto prices. We do aot (ravel a salesman, therefore, we will save you that expense, .We are millers ngenis for tbo sale of Blocks Nonpnriel, Best Patent Diadem arnl Charm. We buy our Meats, Lard, Coffee and Tobacco, and many othes OowU in our line from first hands. To convince you that we are hendqtiarters, call In, examine poods, and get our prices. 110BEUT3 & IIUO. 181 W A NW SUPPLY OF Mattings Just Arrived. ALL FIRST GRADE GU0DS. At 10 to 25 cts. per yard. Also another small lot of the 1 5c, India Linon, which will probably be the LAST. XD. IE"1. 3"a,r7"is. C: Pollock St. SPECIAL ! 1 rASES F,lEE S,L- LJKJ vn- Urtkiniz: I'owilcr Fur Sain at Ri'litil. 0XE FHEE SILVER SPOON GIVEN WITH EACH CAN. F.tLRICII, Grow. 46 MIDDLE STREET. WELL PAI ! It'a four wheel m.u-'ihic i 1 ttV ricycle. iiud n tiiree uinel maeiiii!-) i' ;i Trii yele and a tw- whei-l ma'-hiue i a Hieyele, what would yon e.ill a one wheel inaehiiii' ' Why, a Whi-el I?armw, to tji-ure. Very (iood. J I' yen Wiinled Ilie lv-t ISii-yv'..- what w uiM you lo .' Why I would go to J. C. WHITTY & CO S. AND QRT A " VIGTOf j !" FIT JARS ! Mason's Improved Fruit Jars, and Porcelain Lined Kettles. AT L. H. Cutler & Co's. Morehead City, IfcT. C. EVERYTHING NEW ! Accnmmotlations hotter tlian ci'er before ottered to the pulilic.s- SPECIAL RATES TO FAMILIES AND PARTIES. Correspondence promptly answered. W. P. Campbeli, Mgr. This Drug Store li Intended to make sick people ,: : .. Well. . "That's our principal buslneta Of course v keep everythlns found In a well, clocked drug store, hut nur specialty is Sllmi; prescriptions lining tlient sccur (ty and carefully, with fresh, pure drum. Doctors know Ihoir prescriptions will do JiUUe (food, If not properly filled, and antic aiwaysfinsisc on naviug iiiem taken to , ! UUs ReliatleDruff Store. A Solirl Pimtiiliitinii! m TALKATIVE Drew. Wt-Sb.v tV t'o.. fXW'fcfer i t FRESH ! Tanglefoot Fly Paper 3 nd Box Insect Powder, Just icccived at Davis' Pharmacy. TO Tll't K:l')i'.S. . . i:. )'. 1:1 Mi - iiXt-'-ltl!-. B VI-' 0 ,11 :,ll -lyl.--:.-ft .-..l.-l W. I I I. . I ink ! I Illl.lii:i-NV- W i,,.,..; -i-i.! T -l .-.-ll.SI'K l;ip.. 3". iT.. Baxter Stationary Stationery Store. " f - M'i ' ' 1 ' :ov eu -. W v i oul-IlT; -i.i : ! i:n r .;ivf atihu-ti.-:i lo!-.-. :.v .. t:a-lel with and tha' i- v. Vv have alwavs dune. V.'e k- a t.n! 'nek. and Ilie qtiuiily i. Ii.- . in.-- w- net n lionr qiiulilv ii'. t; ..,; .i t out. or if it ilf-t. ;i ;:.ic . t " -,w pric. anil the one t m :r ; i: l i v.-- -t wont he if It'niU. J. I), (i ASKIN5, Book Seller anil .Slutfoncr YOU WILL FIND Ivory Water 'roof .Shoo Dressing, French I'.la -kinpr. Ladies' Jii-'ycht I .tvging.i in all colors. At Pratt's Shoe Store, 95 Middle St. VihU. H. OLIVER, t,H"K. ki ui. m i:ini:, AlTiDKS I', KllM'.I.ITV. ."Ti;.M IIOIt.KIt Insurance...... m;w tir.ux, .. k IJ"" a nnmivi. at Ttme-Trleit and Flre-tntcl Cnnipunli-K rnririweiitou, ever ilKS.ouo.ouu nrnieu repreacnteil NoTOAttv pcnuo. h Ooinmtimloner of 1xi1h for New Tort, Con- niH-tleut nna rmnsyivBinn. f-Ai(oiiti Natluuul Uukid Virliio Undr- wriwi.. r t n UlrjH-fl v l"lirns, iiml liaf IIm'.v lil 1'or us iis ti Ilviily. WIr-ii wc ailvcitisi-d our rvut fttr sn'o on III! Sllllll!!'-!' ,1f!l!:; ,nt iihsoi'it'- " (is' . ir w.is ar once unixcd nhroiid by tin' fail' si-s.'' Tln'v know ;i iiotl tiling win ii t li'-y sc' It flint'-; why tin'V llliulo liil-ifi' t.t Cilllir cilti-h tin- Ii.ii quills. Tlli:V DID IT TOO X'f Usui a la r' sloli (o Hs4M' iii I his H iiy ansl nol if hsiaiidin Hm' many misoiih'Is who hav M'ou a ml ImmiIiI llieir"? lo It'll yvi. Ilou'l lkiav ii' you want auylieiii in IVr ciilcs. lituviis, Di initios 4'halola i nrs. lrjamlios V Thoy sire on our conn In al os. Cold Fuels ! THEY HUST BE SOLD ! In the mean time if you want something that's just out in No tions, we have it. Ladies White Linen collars down to 15 cts. each. Two styles of these and who says they aro not the neatest thing in neckwear P. lihiitisiii
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