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VOL-XV NEW- SERIES NO. 80. ' V NEW BERNE, N. C SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22, 1896. ESTABLISHED 1832- GUTHRIE INSISTS. WANTS 'JUDGE RUSSELL TO GO IN JOINT DEBATE. - : Mlmr Earwl In rirat Dlajrlet. . v Maaly Richmond Dlapateh tary. to Fnslon How. Dent--" eraiie Tichet ,t Remain. . Bpealal: :;'-,'-'.'V;-;-'',-:'" ? ' ' ; -::) ,. - Raleigh, N. 0. August 21. W. A. . ' a Guthrie mslstflbat Judge Russell . must paiUclpate in the joirjt discuss.. , The Republicans of tho first district, ndorw Harry Skinner fur Congress. - Chairman Manly Bays the story in the Bichniond Dispatch to-day,' that" the National Democratic Chairman, nnd the Kktional Populist Chairman, havearran- .'.'. gedadeal by wliich .Tom .Watson' of , Georgia Is to come down in? interest of j " Arthur 8eWall and Cy Yhfoon, of North Carolina, is to come AcJra in the inter st ' of Guthrie is-mere fabrication. Manly : ays-' the Deniocrafjr State Committee made a candid and fair proposition for - electoral - cu operation with the Popu lists, that it liai gone so far, and no fur. tber. That there is no purpose on the part of the Democrats .lor any further fuaiog.tfith the Populists, or any party, -tfiat the State ticket is nominated and is s up to win i-o November 3d. Mela romnlpment. London,: August 81. Two and one half million dollars in gold has been cn- gtiged for shipment to America. hr .',- . ,' 'Democratic Headquarters. tDeolal C&icaoo, August 21. The location ol ; the Democratic htac'quartura was changed to the Auditorium Annex. - This move was made for the purpose of Helling a more quiet place fur wort. " . Will MotBeelffn. i." pacta). Washington 0, 0. August Si. The Stale . Department fl itly contradicts the lu uor ihi, MiuUler TVrreil will ri'Slgn. v 1 j J-'' . ' i in in ACCUSES DIRECTORS. eeelvar t C'ordae Camnanjr Bay Blreelor Jllaainropriated MIIU isna ef Dollar. : ;ielal, ': , '"" ' ' New "Yobk,", Angitst 2L Receiver Yonnn," il' the National Contuse company ..; acvuasf directors Wnterbury,. Marshall, , Walt; Fuliou atid Whiilock of that eom - pany ofliavlnf! mi; appropriated millions ofllie (.'ompany'a funds. . , r V Young sajS the directors issue I afalte : elflletnent, and by so doing defrauded the other stock Imldir. : - SBWAIX'S SHIP IMT. The ' Jtaalnfleld Foundered Only ' - Part of Crew Have I . Special.. . v ... '. Lohdoh, AugtutSl A, cable message from Santa Cathtrioa, js: The Am erican ship Rosen field, owned by 'Arthur Bewail, of Bath, Maine, New York bound for San Francisco, foundered. ;. A part of the crew were tared. " Two boats, containing fourteen personf, are miaeipg. ' ' ' knot By Hi Playmate. . PnTTBDBa. James Slack,, the four teen year old son of Attorney John' C. Slack, of tbe' Fidelity Title and Trust Company, was shot In the head end in stantly killed by Halsev ? Williams,) jr., while out hunting blackbird with two other boys at Shield' Station, a few . mile from tljli city, ' The shooting, was the result of an' accident. Young Wil liam 1 t ton of the late Halsey Williams cashier of the Filth Katlon.il Bank of Pittsburg. --- ) i 1 - .. ' Had Drowning . Bridostoh; N. J The yacht . Bertha, which left Camden for cruise down the Delaware Bay,' capsized off' Fortescue during a squall and one of the party, Miss Mamie Harper, aged nineteen, of Camden, ' was drowned. ," '';' ytcht was In command of George Harper, a brother of the victim, and the other person aboard were Mrs, Georg Pulley, of Camden and ber infant, and D. Grace oT Newport and hi two ton. ' Tb party was homeward bound, wbeo - a sudden squall struck tbe yacut and cap ' sized It, . Fishermen on the beach at For tescue rescued all but Miss Harper, who ras causHt la the companion way , when -tue boat went over. J ue survivors wore . cared for at a hotel at Fortescue. The yacht etraa astiorc at Fortseuo and the -body of Mia Harper was recovered! ' Throe Bnrned To Death. Watkrtowk, S. D., John Felbanh -amd his two daughters, Tillie and Uattic, aged ten and -fifteen years reepectirelv, sere burned to death in the destruction of the family t tldeoce in this cily, ; Tho mother and one daughter were tared and one of the dead Rlr. lived two hours tet beio? remove-1 frqrn ihe btild. i j. The or gin of Ihe firo .1 unkoown, Wortu Carolina rrokbltlonlit. IUtKujit, N. C The State Prohibl- ti. n convnntion at Saliohury nominated ll.e J. Mi l.Mowhis ticket: s IU Joi. i, ol iW ni rnor, I,'. J, I d For governor, ishoro; lienten- u'iI; eccrolary ol o: trunsurer, a. c. rwni i, (! BUTLER AND JONES. National Party Chairmen In Close Conference. Butler Bakes Plenty of Promise. , Vji "' ;A WAeHmoTOH, D. C All lliev Bryan iorces here will work togtlher for the election of Bryan and a silver majority ol the House, even though tho Populists in sist on workicg for Watson for Vice Pre. sident, while the rest are working for Sewall, neither candidate proposing to withdraw. The Democrats and the Populists and the so-called "silver party'' will have headquarters side by side in the tame building, the old Wuimley's Hotel, which has been closed for some time, all the man- agora having agreed today to share its ample rooms. . , ' . ; Stnatotilurion Butler, of North Caro lina, the Populist boss of Pooh bah, who is chairman of the Populist National Committee and of the Populist Legisla tive Committee, and also became chairman of tbe Populist Congressional Committee, had tbe last of several talk with Chaii- man Jones, of the Democratic National and Legislative Committees, driving down to the station wi:h Senator Jones when tbe latter bad to start for Chicago, in or der to finish tbe conference. They reached an I'ndcrstauding under which they will be able to work together for the election of Bryan, having their headquarter here in co operation, and will probably be able to arrange a more or less satisfactory fusion wherever that has not yet been done, and is considered desirable, in spite if-tue fact that Butler cannot withdraw Watson and that Jones has no intention of withdrawing Sewall. . The two chairmen have not worked out the details of their understanding, which snn hardly be called an agreement yet, and as far as it has gone young Senator Butler seems to have gotten fully as much as old Senator Jones. However Senator Jonts has secured promises at least of most earnest support from the Populists for Candidate Brjsu and also that Bi'jun shall not lie em harassed by a form il n itificiion of his nomination by the Populist Convention nt St. - Lui, wb'c'i would compel him to pass one way or the othtr upon (lie PpulUt plutf rin on which he was nomiuated there. This lat ter promUu carries with it the assurance rhut Mr. Watson will not lie notified of b s nomination f. r jibe Vi( PruiJeury by the Populist Convention, so that be will nt have an opportunity to get out an an ooying letter ol' aoeptunce. All of these are substantial advantages, but Watson remains ns much a candidate lor the Vice Presidency as ever, and so continues to be a disturbing factor in the campaign plan o( Chairman Jones for those Southern States wlicra lb Populist and Republicans together are a majority; The North Carolina problem, which Senator Butler; has especially in bis charge, has not as yet betn settled satis factorily to Sfnttor Jonas and may not be, and McKinley and Cohort may yet get tome, if not all, of its electoral votes. The love of silver is the tie that Vinds the Populists with the Democratic man. agers, and it will help on the election of Bryan and also of silver candidates for Congress, although in Southern and Western district, where the Sopulists either by themselves or by fusion with the Republican cna command a major ity, Populist tilrerite lather than Dem ocratic sitaeritea . may be . elected. In this field the "main assistance to be de rived by the Dcmocruts from Popnlist co-operation ; Will be an increase in tbe amount 'of silver campaign literature sent out, the Populists tending directly to Populists and the.Democrat .to Dem ocrats, , ,(...: -:',' Chairlnan JonM left for Chicago in rather a jrrowful elate, not wanting , to go at all in the first place, to establish j headquarter there, and realizing more than ever the difficulties of hi campaign. The lack of money Is one of hi greatest difficulties now, for, in spite of all that ho been said tbout big contributions by the silver mine owners and - other Inter estcd, the fact remains that tbe Democra tic National Committee received very little money.- . '.."..- Senator Marion Buller and hi Col leagues, of Ihe Populist Legislative Cam paign Committee, all neat and trim, and dressed in stylish .clothe, (topping at Governor Levi P. Morton's expensive noici.jusi across , irom tue .Democratic beadqaartera on one street and the R publican headquarters on the other, and holding their mcejtings In Senator Butler high-priced apartment const ting of parlor, bedroom and bathroom, would equally astonish some of the rank and file of their own party and torn of their opponents, ', who get their ideas of the appearance of Populist from caricatures and cartoons.; No committee of bankers, or gold, bujs, or of any other variety, could be In better clothe or better cir cumstance 'than these. Populist mana' gers. " - Secretary Hoke Smith got bsck from bis visit to bis family ra Western North Carolina and was working away at his desk this afternoon as though, be had never thoughtof resigning. He would aot talk about this nor b tut politic in any way except to any that his letter to the Augusta, Ga,, Democrals, published tills wock, slating tlvU be was for Bey an and t'cwall though still against free, coin (! illml his poiion. Neither would - ' v ' ' r l vi 1 1 ! 1 : 1 ti.Un V ) B'nmp it is believed that he will both'retire from tbe Cabinet arj4 take the stump for Biyan and Sewall, . lie Is waiting, it is believed, for ; a "public expression by President Cleveland aslo his attitude toward the Chicago ticket and platform. If it is hos tile, as is expected, Secretary Smith will feel that he must retire at once. . Wrecked tbe Train. t '. Canton, Ohij--Tbe railway accident which occurred on the Cleveland, Canton and Southern road some forty miles south of here, in which two Canton men ere killed and eighteen only escaped death by tbe caboose catching in a tree on the edge of au embankment was investigated and tbe remarkable lact developed that th's costly and fatal wreck 'was cauped by thne railroad spikes which some small boys bad placed on the outside rail at the curve where the train was derailed. Shot Stealing; Pears. Marshall, Texas J. 0. Darden snd Will Keiley, returning from camp meeting stopped to steal some pears from Henry Granbcrry'8 orchird, three mile east of Marshall. Granberrv and John Cock were on the watch and Granbeiry fired to tug men tue thieves, uaruen returned the fire, striking Granberrv in the head Granberry . died. Durden surrendered, standing examination and was bailed. Drowned ny a Cloddburet. St. Louis. A .special from Molgol- lon, N. M says that city was struck by cloudburst which left death and destruc tion behind it. John Knight, a miner lit Georgetown, was drowned while in his cabin. Several others are reported miss- in?, but so lar only two I'ooies, that ol Knight and an unknown Mexican, have been recovered. These bodies were found in a field on a ranch about six miles be low. One hundred families have been rendered almost homeless and thirty houses have been washed away com pletely. BASE BALL. Rational Leafne Gamea Played Tes te rdar. Special, Boston, AugustJ 21 Boston, 10; Cm. cinnatl, 0. . Philadelphia, August 21 Phil adelphia, 13; Louisville, S. Washington, August 21 Washing- ton, 2; Cleveland, 1. Bbooklyn, August 21 Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburg, 2 Game called, darkness. New York, August 21 New York, 8; Chicago, 6. Baltimore, August 21 B -I'limore, 7; St. Louis, 0. Where Tbey Playj To-day. Cleve'and at Baltimore, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Louisville at New York, Ciucinnati at Washington. flOW THB PLUBS STAND. CLCBS. w. l. p. o. 70 81 .093 69 32 .68) 63 38 .620 59 4i .567 65 44 .656 55 45 .550 46 5) .465 40 55 455 46 66 .451 37 63 .874 81 68 .818 25 73 .255 Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago, Pittahurg, Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, Washington, St. Louis, Louisville, MONEY SAVED Is Honey Made. Below are tatement from lepresenta tiva business men of amount saved hv them by insuring tbeir property in the SOUTHERN STOCK-MUTUAL IN SURANCE COMPANYKof Greensboro, N.c.: , v. i- Durham, N. C, March 1890, We paid Southern Stock-Mutual Insuranc ComiMny.Greensboro, N. O., for fire insurance last year $43 7 They return to n 20 per cent. 75 Next cost to us 85 00 Cost of a .me Insurance In other companies - - 48 75 (Bigned.) : BLAck well') Durham Tobacco Co. Weldon, N. C, March 17, 1696. I am pVt owner ol leverU prop, ertie which were covered last year by policies of Insurance In the Southern Stock-Mutual In surance Company 4f Green. 4 boro, N. O., lor which wa : paid -; 1 141 20 A. uivlili nool 20 per cen. ha been returi ed on these policies mounting to - 28 24 Making net Cost of insurance ' 112 96 Sara Insurance in other compan- . ' les wauld have cost . 141 20 -1 (Signed). . F. W. Baunks. - Pr.. Nt Bank of Wilson, - New Berne. N. C. March 11. 1893.' I p.itd 122 to insure my property In tbe Southern Stock-Mulnal Insurance Com- pauy of Grcenst)Ofo, N. C. Just what would bav had to pay in any olbi r In snrancf companv, and hae rereivcl a dividend ol $4.40, tbeicby reducing tbe cost of insurance 80 percent, ;. ' (Signed). J. . Latham. ' Ens'on.N. C, Vatch 12ih, 1896. I paid lb Southern rV orb-Mutual ' ... Ininranc Compaoy. of Green. . . boro, N. O., jut year fir Insur ance . . $18 70 They returned a dividend ol 20 ret cent . , ,; , $74 Making net cost of Insurance - 11 St Same iuturtoce in other companies would bav cost me 18 70 ' And I consider that my prob ction under said policy is Just ks good t that offered by any other Insurance company. (Signed), 8. H. Lonoar, ' TresU Buuk of Kiuston. Pi f ire you lnur your properly, see - -w - a r - i ' -- t Hill ATTfTl I A 11 In order to make room for my fall Block, lor 30 days I will close out my entire stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies' Oxfords, Clothing, etc , at primed cost. Respectfully, J.J. BAXTER. Mason's Improved Fruit Jars, and Fjorcelain Lined Kettles. AT " L. H. Cutler & Co's. Wit. SUUIT, - JA3. EEDMOND. President, vlcs-Frest. B. S. OUION, See'y k Treas. Hew Berne Ice Co Mannfhcturor of Ym avS-TAL K(. From DiftHled Water. Out-pnt 20 Tons l)ily. Car Loud Lots Solicited. Ice delivered daily (except Sunday) 6 a. m, to 0 p m. Sundays (letail on'y) 7 n. m. to 12 noon. Vft juices aud oilier mfoi mnlifn, ad.liefs. B. S. GUION. Manaser. New Berne Mails. Notice is given that on and after this date mails leave For all points in Pamlico County and South Cieik section of Beaufort County close at 5 a. in. For Vaucelioro and Post Offices in Northern part of Craven County close at 12 noon. For Bcllair ond Lima, 9 a. m. For Wliilford, 11 a. m. All irail for DeBruhl goes to Pulloks ville, the former office is discontinued. Vanceboro mail arrives 12 ro. Vanceboro mail leaves 1 p. ra. M. MANLY, Postmasler Merchants save money by placing orders for -ECoxsf brd. 's Bread Preparation. Sole Agents, P. ULEIOH, Grocer. 40 HUDDLE! STREET. Having secured the services , ol a First-class I will respectfully ask all who want first-class work done in that line to call at NO. 20 fllDDLE STREET UP STAIRS. B& Satisfaction Guarantied or no mouvy. Cool Breeze No Flies. Bespectlully, J. P. TAYLOB. , FOBBENX. A houso with five rooms, dining room and kitohen. Good water from a bored well on the ' premises. Metcalf reot between . New ''and Johnson. K. R. JONES. augl5lw. IjOR Cotton Bagging and Tics, Bag and Barrel Cover. Builder Lime and Cement, Teria Cotta Pipe and Shell Lime, Call on.;, . ; . I. E. IiATIlAM. Also 2, No. 1 New Log Carriage for lr. - . . ... Storage for BOO Bale at Low Rates. eml-AnnnalClearln(aale, ' Owing: to the lack of room for our Ira menx lall arrivals we are forced to have this clenring sale, 15 djyajn all, at and b low cot.. 2nd door 1. O. Bar root's. ir Clearing Sale Now in Progress Remember this is not an ordinary mark down sale, but an out and out money losing sale. Ilia equal of which will uot be seen agaii. this, season. Date of Sale, From August 15th to Sept. 1st, inclusive. Everything frDin a paper of Tins, Dress Pattern, pair of Shoes to a Suit of Clothes in this sale nt nnd below cost. No room to give prices Polite and attentive salesmen and sales ladies to wait on you. THE BIG Bargain u G. A. Barfoot.Mgr In order to make room for fall stock I will sell for the next Thirty-30-Days My stock of GROCERIES Cheaper than ever offered in New Berne before.J Call and get my prices before buy ing elsewhere. JOHN DUNN 55 & 57 Pollock St WELL PAT ! If a four wheel machine is a Quad rlcycle, and a three wheel machine is a Tricycle and a two wheel ma:hme is a Bicycle, what would you cull a one wheel machine ? Why, a Wheel Bartow, to besurc. Very Good. If you wanted tho best Bicycle what would you do T Why I would go to J. C.jWHITTY & CO'S. AND O.ET "V(GTOf!" . . far Over ) Teara Mr. Winslow't Soothing Syrup hta been nted by Million of Mother for their Children while teething, with perfect nieces. It soothes the child, (often the gum, allay all pain, cure . wind colic, and 1 the beet remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. NOTICE Eeward. Reward. 1 Reward. Wo will pay S2.1.00 lo the person Who will lirlii" ii i ;i Move that will oinparu in ,iiiiiiiy, iimsii ami point ol cxcellciico with the Celebrated Buck's Stoves WTTNOW liAVl: ON OUR FLOOR. We will tumi as Judges lliree illNinieresleil rersnns. We .want you to sro llieno stoves 'anil Uiingca whether you wish to buy or not. They arc the hanilsotm-jt stoves ever shown in North Carolina, and each is warranted by III CK'S STOVE ft ItAMiB CO., and b Slover lliirdwari' Coinpuny to iv lli'ftfHd HMti-t:;rioli or ive will r Jutiil your money. tCal! and let us show rnn juu-thinir i our linn you may need. WeKimr.uituu OL'lt ruiLLhon anylhiii w o sell. Youri Uosieelluliy, JEM 1 1 Smallwood. Dt'alt'i 6!s Tin' Vun'si E.iiir of Staple and Fancy Groceries Xo. 75 ISroad St. (luily. We have Some NICE STYLES LEFT IN Zeigler's Low Shoes, Oxl'oitl's nnd Strap Sandals, and n I'd! line nf his MISSKS AN!) CII1I.I)I!KN"S SHOES. J "'"' L ite style L ulies (.'ollats a Spec ialty. We will iln-e out our larje line ol Men's, Iioys :iud Vcnilh'i t'lotliiuL' at a threat reduolion. A full line n( Trunks and l!;i''s. Hol ler Trays a Sjn ciulty. (live ns a call. Very Tmly, W. B. Swiudell & Co. Just Received ! A Supply orSinirle Tube Puncture Proof Bicycle Tires ! 1,1st Price $15 per pair: my price for SPOT CASH. 8C..O0 each. NO REl'AIlt Ol TI ITS NECESSARY 1 'NO ITNt Tl Hi:S TO ki:i.v I It ! The) cost a little more than some cheaper Tires, but Call early avoid the rush. WM. T. HILL, District A ire nt for Columbia and Hartford llicycles. 'Phono 80. 61 S. Front Street .1. I. - ASK IS, School Books and School Supplies. STATIONERY, Books and Booklets, Engraved. Cards and Invitations, Sheet Music and Musical Instru ments. . fc?"Mail orders receivo prompt atten tion, eT. 1). J 1SK1NS. Fruit Preserving Powder. Fresh Canary, Seed, Dei v i smJmSMy' Jerdaa'e Liner rule are the $25 $25 AT.. Stock Takini Time Approaches And the Knife Is Again Applied to Values ! All Departments Share in the CUT 1 Sincerely hoping to receive the same liber al patronage extended my predecessors, and promising to use every effort to make it ad vantageous to all who buy of me. Successor to j. n. mm
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