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VOL. XV NEW SERiES NO. 43.
NEW BERNEi 'N'; a FRIt)AYMORNINO. JULY 10. 1896.
ESTABLISHED 1882-
ttv "Si.-1,"-: :.' ,:- ' ..' '
3i.lL Addition.
THE THIRD DAY.
,,JtfOBlLY .SPENT ON piSCUSS
', ONG PLATFORM. ' ' I
H.,. .Xlllasaa mm Bin rrtaiml ffaaah.
era. anM (MMMtntlm with
Vaa)'iiaV- latarraitUaa af .. i
HpankaM. Namlisatlaa. ira.
-7 1 , - wlta Land
.. Special. !.
: Chicmo, July 8. Convention hall,
10:46 a. m. . Olcar and warm, delegates
coming In slowly; sometime yot before
convention comes 'to order. From'neot
s' jnrsniia. cheered u tliey enter. ..." i -j--tCtataaaWtre
OB plairorm hate added, V
A unLA.' ft A, IMauk nfl 3 Yesljnin.
: s uririling civil ami religious liberty lo every
' '. clten. . " : . . . . t
V Convention called to order with only
- apart of the delfts In their teats at
' ,10:53 a.m. "
... Senator Jones announced that there
' .wilt be one hoar and twenty minutes
. given (ich side for debits, m .
t -.' The minority report wb'clr was read
- advoealltig tlint oil money bo kept "at
- parity with gold was loudly cheer-1. 1
' Wank endorsing present . Administra
linn was loudly cheered, mny nf the
. delegates 'ami a large part ot the Rurlence
! were on the'r feot.
- Senator Til'man, of South Cnrolirn,
i OtTirered an amendment. ' 1
In bis speech Tillaisn taid: "We Hare
: been powers of wind andctnerR of wntor
f! 't tb States ot Now York, Conntc'lcnt
? - "and Row Jersey. This it a sectional iasue.
v"r (hissing with a few cheer.-.; The' facts
.'.u.muMtot he changed by hissing. The South
has no angry frclingj or resentment for
.I , the wrang it has endured. . (the galiet'es
' cried time on HI' man caused inter: uptioo
j to his speech.) r
. ., Tillman said, eect'onnl'sja is between
.,- the peoplo and the money ob!'gation of
the East. Whore is the New York
Leader now, (cries of Hi the soap" from
' galleries) (cries from gallrr.oa "Hon
' llosw" Laughter and h'rf)
, ,'' "- TUlman spoke against the Jleforenrts to
certain lying newspapers (Loud cries of
'- "BUI, Hill" from gal lories). The Senator
said I will bate my say if I stay till sun-
.-, ; . down.
k . . " Convention proceedlniu were at a shnd-
- .. ..- Tillman resnmina; said tho Senator Irom
' Hew York w'U follow me, we tii' l yes-
' terday, to got him r th front, but bo
r "woaldnt do it.not that be teav 1 to do
' -so, bat It is left to him to rplii If h e so
-desires.'
Sen. Hill bas foretvl the promt Issue
i 1 nd ' I Ic w K to tn to tell why.
Tillman's reference to "Cleveland was
. loodlyobeertd. -. ..
'jf flea. Tillman said that radorse Cleve
- land's Admlnistratiool wonld be to
pstourselre) dowars aosas and l!ons.
1 His reference ta the bond syndicate was
ncajved with cbesis and biases.
I. ' 'V..k.. I.. ..IJ Ik.. ('!.!..
Kurther he said that Cleveland had the
courage to deride his oath and .Invade the
, Btaate of Illloois with government oops,
, (cbeer' and hisses).
, 'v Jones of Arkansas, ' addressed the
j conventkw in favor of the majority ijpott
Said this la not a rot'onal quts.'on.
.(Cher) vi"---'..:, ,: -y .
f Senator Hill aearndeJ the platform and
' " Kreat cheering all over the hall, be stood
-. ; calmly on the platform, while the denaor
stmtion goes on. The Chaii.aan endeav
" " , 6md to restore order. (Chtnu broke out
' ..afreshj Three chtars for Bill . ;'
: . , ,. ' ' la bis speech, Senator Hill sad,if Ian
, to JollowSontb Carolina I would say "I
.:'.am Democrat but I am nota 'mng
: wump." My mission ia to unite, not
.. ' divide. In view ot the great prodaction
of silver at small explore, we m'ght as
, ; well f-y copper is'tqnal to gold ' He
pointed out the danger io business and to
the party, if the platform Is endorsed on
I' ,. the final question. Be also denounced
. I ahenlaak lavorlncthe income tax saviaa it
vas unwise, and also unwise to assail! the
-dfciMon of tlie Btrpreme court of your
: - country., (Cheers.) lie would not follow
aasch aevelnUonary. steps. , ' j
.-...Benalnr Hill vkeA wbajrould hei the
oooditloo of the conntry today f U tiad
' not been for the issue ef VooVl f J ,Tlia
' platform la run or absurd Bropost
tions and Is calcnlated lo ibjure (he party,
Ha opposed the pktiora) beotuMt made
the difficulties of the Eastern fjjsrnocrats
1 trrta n! piN s)mu4 'rdggj&j It
Would make it more calamitous to the
Want and South as U might prevent them
from wlnntng the light. - He flusheil and
p reat cheering and demonstrations.
- Buo. Yi's bejyin his speech In Civor of
ths minority report but was Interrupted
hy chwrs- He said the mnjoiity' report
h -s c .nrc '. J liie right' to the minority
t priKMititisr their case and no more.
I ' j warrmt them to betd the solemn pro
t l t,t --.-iHirliy or the tonsc'ineoces'l
t i. . lit pointed out
'. ii :o In gea wort: men
u 'ury eyahru. in the lt
1 f ' 1 1." that system was to
i "j with. For every
a :',tor must be ln
! in t'-e niontiy Bjslom.
1 r ' a the two
po9ed sction of the convention would be
followed by universal . distress, asked
them not to launch the grand democratic
party on tb's Ud carer. He eloquently
ippealed not td put Ibis burdeu on the
democuts of the 2Ioilh. . T
Kuessll, of Has., took the plalfjrm.
He was given tbreecheera, , i- , 'i' '
Bussell s'd, I am painfully concioua
that the minds of this convention are not
open to argument, fherrfure I will Say bat
little,' aa nppeala will full on deaf ears. He
referred to th" wicrllf-d'MwarJtUseilsbad
made hadnnde . Sir liberty "an afrtot-
ism above individuals and party "gtm
Ust is asked to do something that Invites
peril to her industries, and In bis opinion
ajwrt to the De'iiocrite partjr. He
could see-nothing! but deff .t and -disaster
in this movement
W. 3, Bijaa of Nebrcik. took the
platform and seceittd an ovattoo.'. He be
gan hit speah itiAvor of the ttajerrty K
port and ws Iroquently ch'erei. He said
there wai not a State here today in favor
of gold, that was not In outrol of the
Bipub'icBTi party.
Wtfitor Hill's mofioalBat minoiltvre-
pOil fe subs'Hu'eo for ftrianeliU pWk of
m .J-rity. Ay?s. 80S; noe818.
Tlie vote oa t?jn: Hill's motion florg-
ing lite AdnS'nistratioa as rnnoniCid by
the secretary was ayes, 857, noes 5CL
Not voting 9.
The annonrcexont of the vote was
hissed v'gorouely.
: Beni'HIU s fcmlon, that if free coinage
was (omd a '.fa'lure at enl of one yes it
should be d'aconOnued'wrs lost by large
viva voce vols.
The vota on the adoption of 'ie p'nt
mini as prwent:-.! by msjnrity was ayes.
628 noes 301, nltsi ?l 1. Convention took
recrea pnf 8 p. m.
The New Yoik dcie.jal'on decided to
slay in Convent'nn but not to vote and
appointed a coitmi;u-e of s'x to V'sit
other gold delegates and urge on jlhem
same action. Tne delerttM elowly aaen
bkl. .
At ("A p. m.,-ihr delfjs'w 'began to
fill 'Vj sei's. The gnjies were trowdrd
with people,
The Blind marching club en'er. 1 and
was cheered.
At 8:28 p. m. the convcj"ou wasea'led
t l order.
The roll of the 81 was ordered for
the p-eseot -lion of nndidtss.
The nominating spcr;Ues were conBned
to thiiiy minutes.
Arkansas yielded her t'me to Esnafor
Vest, of M'ssouii. He took the pluttorm
to nominate Blend. The mem on of
Bland's name caused great curwirg.
The-e was so much conijioa that it ims
hard for the delegaM to bear lliesprikf,
The chairman rappe 1 for (.-for, and the
BerseanUal-Arms threatened to clear
the galleries. Sriatir Yes; bad to stop
speakiw;.
The si ps to the platform were crowded
and every inch of the platform w-" ocin
p'.
At8:47V t lesnmed b's sp'w'i and
said: "The rsvolu!on la favor of s-'var
baa come tt smy., We w-ot no unknown
nor uncei'aid cand dato. We want so
'a convo't to the t'ver cauw." There
was so much commotion that it was bard
even for Oe reporlots to bear 'ie speaker,
most ot the delega' . fc?mei to baye
given up trying to beer b!m. ' Vest's ret
erenrt to Silver Dick and Silver Quick
routed storms of njlm.
The Bland banner cxtried In Kietvcd
great clie?tlog. The lM:'V)Dri delegtt
moved and the audience rose to theli
feet A number, of B'aod banneia were
raised in the galleries. Tbe band struck
up "Battle .Ory of ;FctW and
grtat chc;r'ng. The waving of Digs
haudkfehiefs, bati sad the loud cheers,
drowned 'the bsnd. About oue tb'rd of
the delegates were landing on their
chairs and chewing. The applatr s eonl'n-
usd with v'gor. At 9 p. to., (lie chairman
Med to get order,
A banner bf 11 Ing tlie Inscription,
''Eland, Silver Chatrplon'' wrs carried
around the vta. The applaud quieted
donna little and then broke cuts ireh
and loud as ever.' .j
'The band playea "Red, Whitj and
Blue," ., but Could ' tear sly be heard.
Bland banners were raifsd Jn the galleiiea
and bind struck up "Battle Cry of Frrt-
dom," and there was great ch. sring.
t Tbe ehsirroan rapped vigorously for
operand th tfelegat'S. resumed', their
seita ' Tiofeudifnc quieted dowvsume
What, the commotion having' lasted
twelve ramntet.1' ' 'J ;
'Yess resumed bte- speech amid some
confusion imj orlosofordervt r
Obermeyer, of Kansas, took the plat
form to Second the toon1aallon of Bland.
' It is said that Massachusetts has agrrcd
to act with New York and not . to vote,
Ooorala presented the name" of W, 3.
Bryan of Nehroaka, for -noailnatton.
Oreat demonstrations, deleft a marched
aronnd, with continued ehmlng. " Chair
man uimb' ' tQ restore , order. Demon
strations lasted twelve minutes, .
North Carolina, KI0U1 making spsecb,
M:Miar.huelta add Louisiana, sueobded
Eryatfsnouimi 1:1111, Cliecrs and confus
r Turple onmii 1 Matlhswa, Indiana.
Cheera rom IndiB, a d, l'3ai;o0(
California, seconued minlnaliott ' of
Matthews.',.
Motion to sdjourn on aeconnt of con
Imion was tutti om 01 or nor. lM'f'ntoa
.' If t ronvmitoii ! In wl
Senator Martin, of Kansas,- appealed: to
have tbe floor oleared of strajera. - Chair
man appeals for politeness Ko basiaess
for ten minutes, - " v"-i t 'Z'Tfv:
White, of Iowa , presents name of Boles
tor, nomination. Mention Boies name
fatwly chf jred. Gi'leiies aid Iowa dele
gates cbtefeherTa of Boies. : ; '
A banner few Borate Boles was liaaded
to a girl dfesWd in white who, was very
vigltaljf applauded She atactsd
aatarknthaa frotu the delegates and
fts amity escorted t ) the Iowa Aelaga
lionaritkht rousi'ig ch :ra and thundering
appfcoseV 'v:".-. ....
Two girhrorried a banner for Horace
Boies .around rha aiglea, followed by
Iowa delegation, and tbe bsid played.
The girls took their feats wlth'lowa dele
gation. A. B. Smith, of Minnesota, seconded
the nomination of Buies, - .
; MiOneso i, seconded! Boies nom'na'on.
Kentucky, previa Blackburn, br nom.
ioation. CaliloraiH . 'onded Blnckburn's
nomination
Masstchusetts reruses to present candi
date and ask to be bass? j. Jons, of A '
kanni, took platform to (endorse Bland.
He relerrod to tin) "Fearlew Alteld "
Cheers pod bistes.
At call 01 New Jersey, delegate a'ose
and and New Jarsey does not desire to
nominate any roan on the platiorm of this
convention. Cheers and hisses,
Col. Patrick, of Ohio, presented tbe
name of J R. McLean, of Ohio. Speak
er said with MaLean, Democrats could
eary Ohio.
Pennsylvania had no candidal? to pre.
scat at the time.
Tew, lltah and Wash!nton, secondcl
Biands nonunion.
. Wisconsin calletl, fiid could not nom:-
nate candidate to stand upon platroun of
this convention. Docke-y, ot Wiscons'
nid the Silts would diet her vote for
nominee of this convention, end ff iond
Bryan's noni'netlcn. Confusion a'nong
Wiwinsin delf.itrs.
Roll of States b!ng completed, motion
to adjouin at 12.34 a. m. wrs earned, to
meet 10 a. n. Fildoy.
THE ARBITRATION OilE.
Ctderitkle C01 r.-jpondenee Tes
Between Knclnnil nndljils Con
Srjr. Tea Dnjr Berre Hade Pnh
He.
Speclrt.
Washington, D. C, July 9 It wi'l
be Ha days ;fc afore the corre'pondewe
t itwe?3 the Unitstl 8 il3f nod Qrct
BritVn in re'ation to the Venezuelan
treaty of arbiliat'on wi" be made put
He.'
Agreeably to the understanding be
twesn 'Lord 8xllsbory and ?sctry
OIney, th's will Ci cor simultaneously H
both counties.
It will not be followed itnmeiliatsly by
the preps. it:on 'eaty, as there aia other
letters yet to be exenang-1, bat it is not
doub'sd tFal i'p'i a treaty wH 1 .1 sg.'r i
to bsfors the re-s'?Tjb'iog of Connie's in
n.t Deiember.
Loadew NS AWeeled.
Special.
London, JalyJ The f.tion of
Clilcs"0 onvent'on, today, hss
tho
not
affi-c'-'d the stiek inisrkct, wh'ch cloas
b'ghe.
leaaderWIaa,
Specla'.
; HvatnT-ON-THAme. July 9 lew
der won tbe Grand challenge eup, to
day. -
T3M BATXWAT OOMMIS3IOK.
D: '1 rived rr Baartna; Caatal.tata
'atvaardlaa' Afat-me A.
8paolal. '
B AiFiaH, N. C. July 9. The State
Railway C )mttision gives Jnly U'.h and
17th asdat 'Sforbesvug comp'.a'nM regard.
rn tne incuased t'W neats of railway.).
. Thtrelsanlncraew on uve-.tl of the
roe 1s. ' '" ..
BASHBAU.
allaaal Leaava lira Plar4
, ; sarday. -, 1
Special, 1
PmsBrJao, July V-Plttsbbrg! T,
Brooklyn 5. ' ; -
LoDismxa, Joly 9 Louisville, 10;
PbilsdelpMa t v I
CaiOAao,JuIy 9s-Chicago, 19; New
Yoik 1. ',5 -. - ,.
CuvtLafip.'sIaly a-Clevelaad, 1;
Bal"ore0L ,-' ' ' , - V
Bt. Loci, July 9St, Loots 9; Boston
Cincinnati snd Washington Bttne post
poned 00 rcouot of ra'q. . . t
Waara Taer Play Taar.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Pbiladelpbla at Lonlsvllle.
C Brooklya at Pittsburg.
V Washington at Cincinnati,
- New Yoik at Chicago.
- - - Boston at St, Loais.
VOW til OLUBS STAND..
OLoaa. ' T
Cleveland, ' r
Cincinnati, '
Baltimore,
Booton,
Plttsbnrg,
1iicRO, - -'hMf,tes),
'
Vliiii,ilil)lila,
Hrnoklva,
w York,
U I, . ps, ,
'w. t.
P. 0.
4a so
4 14.
U 2
8 ,27
M It
88 84
, 80 ' 81 '
88 85
S2 5
T' 87
.14 53
14 48
.677
.657
.684
.5IV4
.628
.492
,484
.478
.423
..tS
.28
; ... ' TIUnwMH A-UB-a4mwt.
Senator Ti'lmso of South Carolina is
to' oiler tbe 'foltowiog as an amendment
to the DernOcMt' platform at Chicago.
When tbe report of the committee on
resolutions is made lo the convuntion to-
inoiow a minoiily report will bo also
presented, endorsing the financial policy
of tbe Cleveland administration.; To that
Senator Tillman, of South Carolina, will
offer an ameidnieht and address the con
vention for fifty rui'iiil'ii.
SEWATOJl TIIiTiMAN's AMENDMENT
is in these words
Wo denounce the iT'c'sUalion of
PrcTident Clevelanl ns on Democratic
aAdtyratrotealandaa a departure rom
those principle which s-e cheinhedby
all libeiiy-loviig Ame'ksis, Tlie veto
power bas been used 1 3 thwnit the will
ot tbe people as exp vised by their repre
sentatives In Congress.-The appointive
power bss been ns'1 to sub'dic9 the
press, to deliiuch Congics and to
overawe and con rol r!Maons iathofr-e
exercise of their cwstitu.'onnl rights as
votrr. A. plutooiat'c despotism is
ius Munht to estaM'eh on the ru'ns ol
the repuhl'c. We ispud'at( the consfuc-
on p'acd on the fnnir'nt pleik ot the
the 'is. Retncrratx Na, 'onal plttform by
Prcidnt Clevelaid and Secretary CarT'sle
as conti Jiy to the p'in meii"i"g of Enpr-
h wov an'l 8s hning an art of bad
'tb, drw.vinr the severest c?nsnre. The
ssue of hoars' i ''me of p--o with
which to buy gold redeem certain
bligai'ons payable ia s'lver or gold at
the option 0" tlie Gove jmcnt, and the
use of the pro' 'cds to de'Vay t'ie ori'!naij
expiofss of tho fiovernnent s"o both I'l-
kwlul and nsiirf itoiy of nu'ho.ily, dr
serving imp?mlm.ent,"
PI in ArrrpttA.
Spoclnl.
Rai.eigh, N. C , July 9. Thn Imild
ig comir't.'cs of ''ic Agri-juUiiul Col'.tc
today accepted plans for complete quar
ters, and for hot houses for the bnr'icul-
( iial c'spartoient.
Invoice of
Choice
Teas
STow in our Ntore.
More tli tin
verify onr claim of
them being
the finest importa-
tion of
FORMOSA TEAS
In this Market.
Tbeyar very Fragrant as for
draw. Tbev are more - than
choice.
Prices vary from
SO to 75 cents.
Our Special Bargain
is a Blend of Tea which
we sell with 3 pounds
of Granulated Sugar
for only 60 cents.
Also a line of
COFFEE
Chase and Sanbons
Extra Fine. -;:
Dunn's Fresh Roasted
Mocha and Java
only 30c.
Maricabo 25c.
JOHN DDHN
55 & 57 Pollock St
SPECIAL !
-,.1 - "-' , - ,i
1 cases raii 811
ver faking Powder
For Stle'tt
Keiall. - .
ONf 7EII SILVERS?00ir
J GIVEN WITH liCH.CAN. t
F ilLRICB, Grcccr
1 M Light
will be mlvaiiciHl in
price on and after
Jnly 1st.
All other fliinflriflfl romatn nt Hamo
i VT PKIKN previously advortisoU.
Send for price list.
I have several second-hand nieycles
which will be sold at ouce RKUAKU
LK88 OF COST.
A'noastock ol New Wheels on easy
payment).
One Prire to All.
WM.
T. HILL,
61 S. Front Street
'Phone 80.
Dr. Worth in gtoii'N
Soutlierii BemtMly,
COLIO, CRAMPS,
DIARROCT3A,
DISENTEBY,
CnOLBBA MORBUS,
25 Cm. A. BOTTI.E.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond,
Va., Mannfaetnrers.
For Sale by
Iavls' l"harm'j',
NKW BERNE, N. C.
Reward.
Reward.
Reward.
We will ray 825.00 to the person
Who will bring as a stove, that will
omparo In quality, finish and
point ol excellence with the
P
WE NOW HAVE ;
ON OUR FLOOR.
We will have as Judges three disinterested
Persons.
We want you to see these stoves and
Ranges whether you wish to buy or not.
They are the handsomest stoves
ever shown In North Carolina, and
each Is warranted by BUCK'H
' STOVE & JtANGR CO., and by .
Slover Hardware Company to give
perfect satisfaction or we will re
fund your money.
t?TCall and let ns show you anything In
onr lino you may need. We guarantee o Ult
ruiuisn on an; tiling we sen.
Yours Eespeotfully,
TO
LilDIES.:
kMT B. P. REED'S OXVORDS. HAVE
arrived the finest line In the city
In M stylos and colors.
'A TULI. LINE OF CHILDRErlli
' Duck Hat. and TOM O'SIIANTBB
f Cap..
0AL8O A FULL LINE OF CHEAPER
O Grade, of Oxford'..
o-
7. J"- Baxter
Great Mid-summer Be
ductions.
Ncvir before have we offered Stntrie
Drv tJoww, summer Press Woods, wun-
mer Clothlnir. Shoes, Notions snd Vtllin
erj si mku winning prices for buyers a
now. 1 e lowest prices quoico in yonra.
RrBArdlessofenmpIamU tt dnll times.
oar store bss been crowded everyday this
season. No other House in 1IM City uectiis
to nitkef .aelt sweeping redocuoos on
iron Hnwunauis gwui. . ,
. . Zttr special reductions on all Bum-
merDrsM- (Mods. - - -- 1
, Tours to Serve, " V, '"'',, 1
. A. IMRFOOT,
$25
$25
M BBS
Barplise!
Shoes
That
Wear!
There isn't any "guess work
about our Shoes they are
made "upon honor" by manu
facturers whose reputation
are not for sale. Drew, Selby
& Co., are the manufacturers
and we have faith enough ia
these Shoes to guarantee
every single pair to wear sat
isfactory. The prices are
not as high as others ask
for
an inferior Shoe.
July 5. 189G
53rl. IVIDEN1
The National Rank of
Xew Rf me, X. C.
.Tone 23, 1890.
The Rounl of Directors of iliis Bank,
liavn this luy declared u somi-anniinl
ilivi(lnnl nf 5 pnr ra-nt. frno of lax, pny
ablo on and niter July lOtli, 1890. T-"
G. II. ItUBKRTS, Cashier.
PRESCRIPTIONS
1
Receive Prompt ami Careful
Attention nt
Bavis'JHB;,,mey-
Reasonable mid Satisfactory
Prices IJnaranteed.
DRINK
orter't Punch,
The liocst in the World.
Milwaukee Reer,
Tho (in&st on tlio Mftrkot,
Wotox,
An invigornting drink for nil,
especixlly poihI lor Indies nndchild-
ron. Put up in bottle9 for 10 and
25 cents, iSSSs:
J. F. TAYLOR,
No. 19 Middle fltrcet.
J,
Dealer in
The finest L.ine of
Staple and
Fancy Groceries
lJo.75RrondNt.
Fresh goods received
daily.
J. I. UA SKINS,
School Books and
School Supplies
STATIONERY,
Books and Booklets, Engraved
Cards and Invitations, Sheet
Music and Mnsical Instru
ments. fif Mail orders receive prompt stten
Uoo,
J. I. ASKIXS,
;.d
The hot dan are onmlng with all their fu
w. Hwood
gling- anpleasantnms only on piaaMnt
tin among them and that's the Hod.
WaUir, the eoolv refresnlng, healMifnl diinlr.
Folks are Inarntna to drill l soda water all
th year round. The fae-ltf If I a good
stomach ton let and soothing In tlie nerves,
to say noUjUig ot tbe delicious flavor, of Uie
syrup. .. . I S.- 1
All Nice Drink, at
- BRADHArV'3 PHARMACY.
SHARP-st
POI
Throughout;
THE
Entire
Stock
6
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OF
T1TI1
LITE
FIRM
OF
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