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VOL XT-NEW SERIES NO. 3G.
NEW BERNE, N. C. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 2. 18.
ESTABLISHED 1882.
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STEVENSON ON HAND.
TUB VICE PRESIDENT AT CHI-
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Will' Push ' Ills Nomination. Nllver
Urn 'hitmiB Harrtty In Con
' frece. Dlsensslon on Tfmpo.
'-;' rary Organisation.
Chicago, July 1. Vice 1'iesidcnt-A.
' E- Slevenaou took- up bis headquarters
today at tbe Palmer House. It is
ramowd tbat lib ie here to rush hi prcsi-
4 ntial boom.
' Tbe cotnmittte of silver men, consisting
' Of Gov. Altgeld, Senators Jones, of Arkan
gna.'Turpic, of Indiana, Daniel, Virginia,
anil Stone, of Missouri, met Chairman
. Ilarrlty and Ilia Executive Committee of
tbe National Coromitieo, in a conference
tbis aflernoou of two hour. . .
The silver men asked miiny questions,
as to the temporary organization; etc., but
no action was taken, and the matter is to
be left to a fuller committee. -
Pres. Winston does to Texas.-
Bpoelal. -v . ' '.' .
' ItALEion, July 1. George T. Winston,
President of the University of North
Carolina, "was yesterday unanimously
elected President of tho Unlvoislty of
Texas, '
' Ho accepted today, and takes charge in
August; Tho tluiy is fivo thousand
dollars, i. .
. Antl.Rufnell. Convention.
Special.'-., c :
Raleigh, July 1st Some negroes have
already arrived to attend the anti-Russell
convention, which meets hero tomorrow.
Hlrond to fee Renominated.
Special. , -
Kalkigh, July 1 The Populists of
. this District will renominate Win. F.
Stroud for Congress.
Against Bllver Candidate.
Bpeiial.,-
Boston, Ju'y 1 The pledge of the
Massachusetts delegates to Chicago, to
not support any candidate for tho Presi-
dtmcy who does not favor tbe present
existing gold standard, has over eight
. bund red names on It
" Romero Must Remain.
City of Mexico Movement is on
lo.it in the American colony to induce
Manor Romero, tho Moxican, Minister, to
Washington, to withdraw his resignation,
oo -the ground thut bo is tlio best and
most acceptable minister Mexico ever hnj j
there..,; ,
It is believed that tho difficulty which
was caused by an articlo on tbe Guatema
lan boundaryquoslion, published by an
official journal, will be smoothed over, as
the 'Mexican government is anxious to re
tain bis services. " ;.. -'; ".
- Marderand Nalelde of rmher.
Fall River, Mass. John Connelly,
a spinner,' cut bis two-year-old child's
throat and immediately aficrwnrd cut his
own. Both were found dead on the floor
iu Connelly's .tenement by bis wile. He
induced his wife to leave tbe house and
during ber absence killed- tbe lbe and
himself. The cause .of the deed was un
doubtedly despondency over poor pro
pects of obtaining work. '
( Rarrlty Leaves For Chicago.
Philadelphia National Democratic
: Chairman William F. Harrlty left for
Chicago on tbe . Pennsylvania railroad'
limited express. He was accompanied by
Magistrate Charles P. -Donnelly -.'and
Charles F, Ingersoll, of this city, and a
stenographer. A special train will leave
here on Friday, bearing the delegate and
other to the convention. ,
Free Hllver Ranker nominated.
' ' Toledo, 0. Democrat of tho Filth
district at Napoleon, 0., nominated May
or David Meeklton, . or '. Napoleon, ' for
Confiress, after being In session for fifteen
Hours, aieckison ta a Tree silver man,
, though banker William Kunneke and
- II. W. Jacobs,' both Iri-e coinage advo
cate, were elected delegate to the Chicago
convention. ,-, t ,
' "" flood Tear for Poaleeaees.
WAsmsaTOH, D. C The PortofBce
Department bo made public tho, changes'
In tlie classification and salaries of the
Presidential postoflke for the fiscal year.
In the great majoiity ofxate the yearly
Increase iu salary consequent upon en
larged receipts, is $100, although instances
are not wanting where these increases
amounted to f 200 and $300 ' more ' than
lias previously beea received by the post
master, . ; -. ( j
In two States, Kansa ind . Nebraska,
the number of ofllcca showing tmaller
receipt lor 1896 than 1805 is t very large
Nebraska, for example, having a much
larger nutnbor of decrease than increases.
Five Slates Delaware, Louisiana, Missis
sippi, Montana, North Carolina,' and the
Territory of Mexico, preseut a gralilying
exhibit of Increased salaries at all of the
Prmldential oflices, not a linaje office
running bthlnd the receipts of last year.
In lbs Riviit Blates of New York,' l'enn-
'v.ii. a, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa,
ii'i-i tts. Mullen, Minnesota, Mi
, 1 i". me of the Suiilhora Slates,
1 1 i vo Ix-en relatively small.
MILITIA CALLED OUT.
Qanrrymen Striken Do violence.
Nnnjr iDjnreil. Jiliots Fired. .
Special.
Cleveland, Ohw, July 1. Sheriff
Leek, uolifieil Gov. Iiuahuull, this after
noon, that be was unable to bold in check
the strikiug qairi'vmen, and asked lor a
few companies of militia men, wbo took
the strikers placet at the quarries at West
View, Having from tear of a hand to band
combat.
Many were injured and hundreds
ot
shots flixd. ,
PRICES DECLINE.
In Wall Htreet Owing to the ller
Agitation.
SpaolM.
Nbw York, July 1 Wull street had
a ragged time to-day bcciuse of thesilvtr
influences at work.
Prices All along the listj of stocks de
clined.
Whitney Expect to Bolt.
Special.
Nbw York, July 1 Ex-Sccrotnry
Whitney, is it said, expects to bolt the
New York Democracy, iffree silver can
date is elected.
Tammany Hall will no t tolt no matter
who the candiJato may bo. '
BASE BALL.
National Leacne Games Played Yes-
tcrday.
Special,
MAfilllflUlUn, U.V. OUIJ it THU-
T . ... T l T . 1 i nr
ington 10; Boston 3.
Chicago, July 1. Chicago 7; Cleve
land 10.
St. Louis, July 1. St. Louis 2, Pitts
burg 4.
Baltimore, July l.lSaHimoro C;
New York 2. ,
Brooklyn, July 1. Brooklyn 2;
Philadelphia 5.
Louisville, July 1. Cincinnati and
Louisville game postponed.
Where They Play To-day.
.Cleveland at Chicago.
Philndelphin at Brooklyn.
Boston at Washington.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
CLUHS.
w. r.. p. o.
38 - 19 .667
88 18 .667
40 22 .645
84 28 .596
31 27 .534
28 26 .519
81 29 .517
32 32 .500
29 30 .492
24 34 .414
15 4") .250
11 44 .200
Baltimore,
Cleveland,
Cincinnati,
Boston,
Pittsburg,
Washington,
Philadelphia,
Chicago,
Brooklyn,
New York,
St. Louis,
Louisville,
Three Ren Killed In a Mine Accident.
JJulotii, Mins. Word uas D.n re
ceived from Ely of an accident at the
pioneer mine wnereby three men were
killed and two seriously injured. A num
ber of men were oo the fourth level when
several hundred tons of earth overhead
gave way,. . The timbers and support
were crushed, and Victor Brickson,
George Haycock and Frank Cramer, were
buried out ol sight and probably instantly
killed. IV or Moiowitz was caught by
the arm between two timbers and held
fast for ssveral hoars, and Isaac Slrustrom
was injured internally by being caught by
the middle of the body between some
timbers and a tram car. .
Held V.p and Robbed of His Gold.
New York John Bell of 220 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, arrived in Ibis
city Intending to take a steamship for
Buenos Ayres, where he intended to go
into business. Bell wtut to a restaurant
at 159 Worth street, which Is kept by
Giovanni Ollari. He told tbe proprietor
bia plans, ond added that he had $220 in
gold on hi person Oilari is raid to have
told bim that two of hi Iriends were alio
going, and be wanted Bell to meet them
Latter, the two men appeared in front
ot the restaurant, and escorted Bell, a be
thought, to meet the wife of one of them.
When be reached a dingy room Bell doe
not know where it was one of the men
drew a pistol, and made hini give up his
gold. Tho men - then escaped. , Ollarj
was arrested as an accomplice.
. For Rlworsoad Harbors. .
-. Washington, v. C.-Urders are
issued by Secretary Lament for tbe im
mediate execution of the provisions of the
river and harbor bill, with the exception
of those sections of tbe bill providing
specifically for the making of contract
for tbe continuation and completion of
tbe work. ' .' - . - : . : .
All the work provided for in this bill
will be done under the supervision of Gen,
Cralgblll, chief of ongineer. and no action
will be taken at Ibis time with respeot to
the imuoilant work fur -the comDtellon
of which the kill authorizes the making
ol continuing contracts. There are thirty
six item of this character in tbe bill, and
the authorities are now considering the
bast course Of action. : , .
Starving Cattlo on Arlsona Ranees.
Pbebcoit,: Aria. Cattle are. dying
from starvation in all direction on tbe
ranges of Arisona, the lack of feed being
due to the failure ofiaio. Tbe greatest
loss is in the Verde country eastward
from Flagslnff and to the southward
the Skull Valley ranges, where the ani
mals are dying by the thousand. 'la tbe
latter region the mesa is reported to be
entirely bare, and the loss, will be unpre
cedented. ' " ; "
HUNDREDS ARE IDLE.
I HON,
STEEL AND GLASS
WORKERS OUT.
Even Thousands orMeu Will be Ont ol
Work ror tbe Next Few Weeks.
Likely to Extend to all Parts
of the Country.
Pittsburg, Pa. Annual "suspension
time is at hand In th ) iron, steel and glass
industries of the country, and for the
next few weeks many thousands of men
will be idle. The '06-'07 wage scale of
the Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers' will go into effect at mid-
uight. Several manufacturers iu the
Pittsbure district have signified their
intention of operating under the new scale
ubjuct to conference changes. Notwith.
standing the iron and sheet steel workers-
scale was signed, many ol the mills will
close temporarily for necessary repairs.
Should the tin mills close as is expected,
about 8,000 men in that department will
be iu idleness until a wage settlement is
reached.
The shut down will be full more partic
ularly iu the Mahoning Valley, where the
settlement of the wage question still bangs
Are. The next conference iu tho Mahon
ing district will be held July 9. The
manufacturers' stand against the 50 cents
per ton advance demanded for puddling
iron is the only stumbling block to an
"recnient. With few exceptions all
fires" in the glass factories throughout
the country will be extinguished.
Tbe shut town will extend two months
or more and will effect many thousands
of worker's. The workers' wuse conven
tions begin next week.
Populists Prepare to Meet.
Bt. Louis. Sergeant-at-Arms John
H. McDowell, of the National Populist
convention, took charge of his headquar
ter at the Lindcll Hotel. The Populist
managers have secured satisfactory rates
from all the roads excepting the far East
ern lines, which have not yet consented to
the half rate agreement. Applications lor
rxims are pouring in upon hotel proprie
tors and indications fnretill as large a
crowd as attended the HepabliCan con
vention.
Harriet B. Ntowe Dyln-.
Hartkouu, Conn. Harriet Beccher
Stowe, most celebrated as the author of
"Uncle Tom's Cabin," who was stricken
with congestion of the brain and paralysis
last Friday, has grown rapidly wsrsc aud
has passed into a state of unconsciousness.
Her physUians says that it is doubtful
f she can live over twenty-four hours.
Hpllt nerHnsband's Hknll.
Ukndebson, Ky. Jim Auderson,
netrro larin nana, living near wesi
Franklin, returned tihis home Sunday
night iu a drunken condition and assault
ed his wife because h'.s supper was unpre
pared. After beating her almost into in
sensibility ho tumbled on a bed and was
soon sound asleep.
His wife secured au ax and struck the
blade with all her force into his head,
nearly solittius the skull in twain. At
daylight the murderest called at the
house of a.ncighbor with her four-year-old
boy, narrated the incidents of thecrime,
then proceeded to the river, eulerid a
skiff, and rowed to the Indiana shore.
Telearaphle Items.
Two children, Eliza and Annie Auger,
who were members of a party of berry
Dickers, were killed by a train on the
Central Massachusetts Bailroad, near
Oakdale, Mass.
Misses Kelao and Sadie Reese and John
Samson, patt of a picnic party, weie
drowned-in the Missouri Biver, at Teka-
mah, Neb. The boat they occupied was
swamped.
Four Indians rode iuto Neel, Mo., and
robbed the town. It was impossible to
ascertain the amount taken. No live
were lost. , The marauders started toward
SulpburSprings, Ark., and will probably
be arrested. .
Bev. David W. Couch, Bev. Mr. Paul
son, Victon 15. JJcduinpileld, ana Air,
Treadwell, hraded a delegation ofcitiaSna
from New York and Brooklyn which
called on Gov. Morton, at Albany, aud
asked Executive clemency in behalf of
John Y. McKane, 'the former Gravcsend
bos. The pardon Is asked on account
of ill health.
, Dr. Foy S. Baldwin ha been chosen to
fill the chair iu the taw department
economics, wbicb ha been founded
Boston University. Dr. - Baldwin ba
been instructor at the university during
the last year. . Be I only twenty-tix year
of age, and a graduate of the university
having completed hit course when only
eighteen year old. . . '' -
. - Bank la Collision..
' Lohdoh. The British steamer Santa
rense, from Penartb, June i, from Para.
ha been sunk by a collision, with tbe
British bark Dundonald, from San Fran
cisco, March 10, for IIqIL The Dundonald
proceeded in a leaky and otherwise dam
aged condition, with tb erew of the San
ta rense on board. The passengers who
were On board the Bantarense wer landed
at Para by the Norwegian bark Iliawatha
A Si Foundat
Leading Stylos, Huperior Workmanship,
Reasonable Price a.
This Is the foun lutiou of our largo Shoe
trade, ami we propose to bulhl from this
foundation until we still fuilhtsr increase our
Shoe buHlnesswe arc rupMly building too
mere in no shoo imulc that mix more
points of general cxoellenco than those
made by
Drew, Helby & Co.,
and we offer as prool the fact that the het
dressed ladles o( Now Heme are now
wearing Urew.Selby Co'rf. make
of Shoe i.
June 28, 1896.
DRINK
Porter' Pimcli,
The finest in the World.
Milwaukee Beer,
The finest on the Market.
Ufotox,
An invigorating diiuk for all,
especinliy good lor ladies aud child
ren. Put up in bottles for 10 and
25 cents,
I. F. TAYLOK,
No. 18 Middle Street.
WM. DUNN, - JAS. REDMOND,
President, Vice-Pres't.
S. S. 3UI0N, Sec:& Treas.
New Berne Ice Go.
Manufacturers of
vryv. viivinu i v
From Distilled Wuter.
Out-put 20 Tons Daily.
uar liOau Lots Solicited.
Ice delivered daily (except Sundays) 6
a. m, to 6 p. in.
Sundays (retail only) a. m. to 12
noon, ror prices and other information.
address, B. S. GUIOX, Manajjer.
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Morehead City,
EVEEYTHING NEW !
Accommodations better than
ever before ottered to the
public.
SPECIAZ. KATES TO FAMILIES
AND PARTIES.
Correspondence promptly answered.
W. P. Campbell, Mgr.
Reward.
Reward.
Reward.
Wo will pay 2.1.00 lo thr pernon
Who will hrln us a stovo tliitt will
oiupuii' in "piulity, finish and
point ot excellence with IIil
WE NOW HAVE
ON OUR FLOOR.
Wd will have aa
Judges three
l'ersons.
ilHititrroHted
Wo want yon to hoo theao stoves and
llangcM whether yon wish to buy u- not.
Tlicy arc the handsomc-t stoves
ever shown in North Carolina, ami
ouch is warranted by HI CK'S
STOVE A UANUK Co., aud by
Slovor Hardware Company to ive
perlect satisiaction or no will n
1 1111 your money.
'4' Call and let us slmw ymi anvtliiiiir in
our lino you may need, W'v tfiiarantt!"' nl"l
nn.r.fon anycnin we tvu.
Yours Ko'tpectlully,
FRESH !
Tanglefoot Fly Paper
and
Box Insect Powder,
Just received at
Davis' Pharmacy.
Is intended to make
Well.
That's oiii principal business. Of course
we keep everything iouni in a wcu-
stocked drug store, but our snecialty is
filling prescriptions lillio them aecur
ately and carel'ulty.with freah, pure dmga.
Doctors know their prescriptions will do
little itood if not properly filled, aud
alwaysinsist on having them taken to
MMi Reliable Dm Store.
of n. c.
TOMATOES
Three 3 pound Cans for
only 25 cents at
J.
s,
75 Broad street.
Fresh Groceries
ways on hand.
al-
5rd. DIVIDEND
The National Dank of
New Derne, N. .
Jonb 23, 1890.
The Board of Director of this Bonk
have thit day declared a acml-annual
dividend of S per cent, free of lax, pay'
able oo aud alter Jul; 10th, 1806.
$25
$25
This Drug Store
sick people
Happy Home Bud
v - (i. 11. ROBERTS, Cashier.
Beaatifal
Neckwear I
WK liAVKt IN S.V LK THIS W KEK
a ln-autilnl Yr.f. ol Ladies, Gente
and ClillMreir-i
XKCKWKAU.
Windsor Th-- i s, li, is, ':, to 4o cents
o ich.
Alt silk WiiHviv ,' sit ., worth '!''.
Ladie- i i 1 1". : nu .u i- -i! each.
Gt-ntl' in -ii "s t-arrs. 'i 'ock", 1'uiT. Four in-
hauilsa'i'i i;i v-i at-Kfin:irit:tiiha low prjeeo.
'JVenii'iidous line (it Smnple Neckwear on
salt this week-no two alike, heueo all ean
ho suited.
SjHM'ial 7Iilliii4krtv Kale
of French Pattern
All I7.IH Pattern Hat., marked down to
All $i.m Mats at y,.:'Z. All Hal to
T'-J.ii.'i.
These hair
very latest :
are this sprititi: u'ood
;tyles.
-: THE BIG
Dry Goods Bargain House.
G. A. Barfoot, Mgr.
Li;lit
will be advanced in
price on and after
.Inly 1st.
A! utlliT Suiuh-HS I
( I T PKU KS ivvl..
Illtl ill :lt slilin-i-ily
ad i i-t ir.ml.
ft-it(l in- pru-e list.
I have si-vt'i-iil s'-cninl It;
whic-li u ill 1- sol.l at "tit-l-KS-inr
lu-T.
AI.ii :i -iM.-k nt N.-iv ll'li,
paynn'iits.
ml llii-v.-l.-s
Kl-.l..l!l
One Price to All.
WM.
T.
HILL,
Phone 80.
61 S. Tront Street;
Or. IVorflii niton's
Kouthcrn Itciiicily,
COMO, ( KAMI'S,
DIAKUIKKA,
OISKSTKUY.
GHOLKUA .MORI!
25 VTS.. A
DOTTLE.
no cm,
NO fAy,
rURCELL LADD At CO.. Richmond.
Va.. manufacturers.
For Sale by
Oavi !kSiariuacav.
m:w iii.i:m;, n. i .
FRUIT JARS !
Mason's Improved
Fruit Jars,
and
Porcelain Lined
Kettles
r
L. H. Cutler & Co's.
TO THE
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MY K. I'. KEKO'S OXFOHDS. IIAVI-
arrivod - the flucfit lint in tho city
In all styles and t'olors.
w FIM
O Dnek 1
LINK OP CHILDRKN
lilts mill T"M O'MHANTEU
o
o
Caps.
Qalso a fui.l i.isi-: ok chf.a
1 (Iriulus of Oxrnnl'H.
o
F.K
J. J. Baxter
SPECIAL !
100
CASES FREE STL
ver Baking Powder
For Sale at Retail.
ONE FREE SILVER SPOON
GIVEN WITH-EACH CAN.
F. "DLRICO, Grocer.
46 MXSDL8 STBEET.
mm
in
in Attractive lMirane-
nnri nhfil tlicy did
for iin ais n
Plenty.
Wlii'ii we advert iscd
our reiit cut sale on
all summer goods at.
absolute eosl, it was
at onee noised abroad
by the '"fair sex.'1
Tlicy know a pood
tiling when they see
it that's why they
made baste to come
catch the liar;ain.c.
tiikv mi it too
IV c had :i larc stock
o dispoM' of in this nay
and not withstanding;
the many customers
who have seen and
bought tlicrc's lots left
yet.
Don't delay if you
want anything in Per
cales, Law ns. Dimities,
Chatelaines, Organdies
cVe. They are on our
on nlcrs at cost.
D
Sclicmc is This,
THEY
riUST
BE
SOLD I
In the mean time if
you want sometning
that's just out in No
tions, we have it.
Ladies White Linen
collars down to 15 cts.
each.
Tw6 styles of these
and who says they are
not the neatest thing
in neckwear P
But Mil acts
He Mill