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VOL. XV-NEW SERIES m 83.- . NEW. BERNE, ft.C. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27. 1896. ESTABLISHED 1832- V ri ATTACKS DEMOCRATS. POPULISTS mil NOT LIETK THEM. BE- Tie Caeulm'i Ravage Oaalaucht. 'v, Want to force N wall Down 1a : rv v IWi Mate. Oomplalnta of !' , Ear y lalnf Democratic. - Special. ; ' - 1 - Ramcioh, N. C. : August 28. Senator , . butler' papertrTa leading editorial today attacks Democrats savagely, declaring that . - Populists toll! not believe them and says. ""You (offered to .divide eWors. : PM " you? Well are ybuj yet such fools as to "- think Populists are, fools, are you willing to dosoinetuing to show your sincerity! Are you willing to subordinate paity alle kiance to principal,; if sodo it at once," The editorial ft headedj 'Valedictory to tho Democrat'' and Its object is to en- deavorto tone Democrats to take down Sewatl in N. Q. and also to endorse some . , Populist congressman. -;, Populist State Chairman Ay-r wa asked what it meant and he said "the situ ation Is as cUar to Democrats at to us. I think stiver people will get together. We- endorse too man -who fitvors the gold standard.' It was said we endorsed Lin ' ney for Congress in. the 8tb district, but it was no regular convention which did this, - .only a gathering of people passing as Ponulist. Wait ootll I bear from the ". first district where it is claimed we endor and Senator Pritcliiiril, our strength it 08, J 000."- :-.: : Valued at Two Million. - Special . . Nw York. August 28 The late " John Blomtyoirf, wh i recently died in - Mif-sacbuselt,, was found to have hypo -h.-catd securities valuel at two uiillioo ? dollars, which belong to the (Stutoof Witlimn L iltmier, tlie dry goodscommls' ".. sum me rebuilt. j ' :- Llablllllea i7S0,OO0. ' ... Special.' ,'"- .Nbw.Yokk, August J6-JI is au ' nnumed here th'S afieinoon that the lim- bililiee, of Hilton Hughes & Co., will put - exceed three quarters of a million. The assets amount to over one milllen, ,' - Ea Koala o Cincinnati. Special, ... - - Washington,, D. C, Angus Chairman Faulknet, of the Nation August 26.- Faulkner, of tbe National Con , greesio:ial - Committee, end C(ialrm . Steven, of the Silver National Committee, left fur Indianapolis today. It, is report, td that they propose to get out an Iiiiuoc ilon against the National licmocraia to - prevent them putting the State ticket's electors in the field. ' Cafea's Bxelllaa Crlala. v lL;w Yobk. Details of the recent acuta crisis Id the affairs of Curb's Pro. vlsional Government have been received ' - bere la a letter to the World from Bylves- ' iter Scovei. I Among otbri things be says: 'There hnJ been mucliXriction for .months between soveral high - officers. . One or two unpopular promotions were - inada by President Clsoefos (the Marquis i' of Santa Lucia), and opinion was also - divided upon sundry questions of internal policy. , . ' - "The climax come Jul? 23. when the hearlquarters qnartermaster spoke rather plainly to Uin President. : Colonel Mnn. dalay, AWi!g Secretary of War, resented - 4hi anrl'drew his revolver, supposedly to . avenge the insult to hit chief. The quar , termaster also bad supporters, and for an ' instant bloodshed seemed Inevitable. "But the venerable President, aided by (be cooler beads present, quickly sectored a semblaoce of peace. The old gentle man's feelings, however, were deeply ' wounded, and he immediately knnounced ' bis resignation. . : "The next morning all complaints were heard, differences were adjusted,, and President Cisneros withdrew bis resigna tion." -- . ; - Caadldatoa. v Indianapolis, It was . thought , couple of weeks ago that thoro would be do contest whatever lor -the Presidential nooiinationr f the National Dtrmociats.but - since then things have taken on a some what different aspect. Among tte names most prominently mentioned to lead (ha ticket are Senator Vilas and Oen. Bragg of Wisconsin, Benry Watterson, ol Keo tricky. Senator Palmer, of Illinois, Secre tary Morton, of .Nebraska, and Senator 0 my, of Delaware, , ' , v . While there it a general expectation throughout the country that the cooven tion next week , wdl have some direct word from President Cleveland, the leaders l)f--e do not expect ' It Tbey . would be ir.ii h sutpriSL'd if be should entrutst a let tiloo(rie clo!e personal or political 1 m ml to be ready if It should prove op inn?, tut they are inclined to the be : I' I!. nt be say nothing until after i' - nv ion is over. . ' , ' y- (siliiui lias born made that the i t o be s-lopied be confined en- ''"if ::ti. iul qiH'Hllon, but the ! not t1;!e Ui'ib idta at all. '; oi i ?. c (i niniUon oliat the ! t up must be the i f the future. They 1 1 i fM.ui,.,bot EFFECTS OF SMITH'S STEP. BrjraaDemoetalatn eajee la AU tao .''. - Departments. ' J " . WA8HIBaT0, Di C Secretary Hoke Smith's resignation was talked about ' a good dral. at the political kealquarters and in the Departments. . While it is un- erstond that the resignation was entirely voluntary and unsolicited, (be fact that the President accepted it is significant to all officers anil employees of the Govern ment, and so Is the. Change of position which some of them, know has occurred in the esse of other membenof fbe Cab inet, who; if not favoring the election, of pryan una oewau, were mspoowi 10 rc- nuin neutral until they were brought into lino 4y President Cl veland against the Chicago, ticket aud apparently in favor of an Indianapolis ticket as the best means of electing McKinley.-. ,;; President Cleveland, according to the general interpretation which is, put upon these 'acts, docs not' want Bryan and Be wail Democrats connected with ' his ad ministration, and the only question with them ndw is whether he will -carry this feeling to the point of demanding the res ignation of those who are known to be in favor of the election of Bryan and -Bewail. It is a fact that a majority of the , Demo crats and the higher officials of the differ ent Departments have been and presum ably still are in favor of the election of Bryau and .Sen all. Some of them have that declared themselves more or li t pub licly, though most of thorn huve on'y done so privately. Very few have come out squarely aginst the Chicago ticket. In .the Treasury Department Comp troller Eckels, Comptroller Bowler, Assis- tnnd Secrehry Hamlin and Chief Clerk Lg n Cailis'e arethe ooly prominent officials who have . come out publicly gainst Bryan and Sewall, and no one of any prominence in any of the other De partu-ents has taken this ttand publicly. AsS'S'ant Secretary Scott U ike, of the TriMMjry Department, Is counted atD.m- oc ratio luadquarters as for Bryan and Sewall, and the Demi-cratic.managera are s uding out as a campaign document his his endorsement of Bryan and of the in omc tax'.Kirst Auditor of the Treasury Buldwin is out for Uryun and Sewall, and Depu'y Commissioner ot Pensions Bell1 Ins already made at least one speech lor Bryun and Sewall at the Democratic rati fication meeting here, and there are others. - Tip qnistion which is agitating the De- pnittninls now is if these B'yau and Se vtyill (ifB :ials do not follow the exam ple of Secretary Hoke Smith and lender resignations, will their resignations be called for by tho President'. If they are al lowed to go on speaking and working for Bryan, and the gold Democrats of the Administration, according to the gcheral expectation, lake up an . active canvass for te Indianapolis ticket, the extraordi nary spectacle will be presented of an Ad ministration divided against itself in the Presidential election which Is attracting the attention of the world. It It believed, however, that' the Bryan and .Sewall officials will either be suppressed or re moved. If they do not resign. Harrow Eaeapo. Wkldoh, N.' C Mist Agnes JroCte, one of Weldon's most popular young ladies, made a narrow escape from death or serious injury. She was driving across the bridge over the bayou in Mush Island when her horse Became frightened and backed buggy snd occupant over the edge of the bridge. Horse and all went crash ing to the bottom, a distance of thirty leet, but, strange to say, Mist McGce was uninjured. The horse also escaped Injury, but the buggy was badly broken. V Nw Sultan Proclaimed. Zanzibab. Shortly after the an nouncement of the death of tbe sultan, Said Ealld, with 700 Askaris, seized the palace and proclaimed himself sultan. ; H. MrS. Philomel, Thrush and Spar- tow, as soon as ivalia ; action became known, landed a force of sailors -end ma rinet (o aid In preserving order la the event of trouble,.whlcb it it feind wllO occur. . ' - - ., ' ' ' Atlaeen's Betrothal. '" London. According to the World, the betrothal of Queen Wilhelmina, of the Netherlands, to Prince Bernard, of Sa re Weimar, will be announced In September. Queen Wilhelmina will be sixteen years of age on August .81 next, and Prince Bernard was eighteen years old on April 18 last. Saltan or Sanalbar Doad. " WAsniROTOK. The State Department bat received tin following cablegram from Consul Mohuu, at Zanzibar, dated August 251b: "Tbe Eultaa died it 11 o'clock this morning. Said Alid holds tbe palace. Sailors and marires landed. Rioting tc- ni,ht feared." , - - With rcTcrenco to Consul Mobun't dis patch, it is said at the State Department tuat the sailors and marines landed were In all likelihood Irom English ships, (be Sultanate being a British protectorate. No American viwcls liaS been on the pattern coast of Africa since the Cusiine'l cruise," over a year sj;, whi n her com mander reported that there wero s arcely any American intercuts to be probcted iu tl.. it v:' 'iiity. 1" ('ov-riimciit (j(7. ui.H'.'tr iaro' ' ' v : !i r r I,. I." -' a Uritutn commander, Utnerai itatcu. The Sultan retains nominal power, how ever, as a means of. n.aintainlrg older among the natives. The island is off the east coast of Africa, and has a population of 150.000. " - ' . The Whitney Yanderblll Harrlace. i-NawroBT, ,B.Vl.The wedding of Mist Gertiudo Vunderbilt, daughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt, arid Harry Payne Whitney, son of Hon. William C. Whit ney, .took place at "Tlie Breakers' - the summer home of the New York million aire..; Owing to the recent illness of Cor nelius Vanderbilt, the wedding was a family affair, and not a social function. The ceremony was performed by Et. Rev. H..C Potter, oi New York assisted by Eev. G. J, MagilL of Trinity church. A'. Democrats Surrender In Oregon. Portland, Oreg. Tbe Democratic and Populist State Central Committee in joint session agreed upon a plan of fusion. The Democrats surrender entirely, and the ticket in this State will be Bryan and Watson. Accidentally abet Ilia Slater. Camden, N. J. William Quinn, an eleven-year -old boy, accidentally shot and instantly killed his siBler, Mary O. Quinn, aged seven years, at their home in Glou cester The boy was. examining a loaded gun, when it went off, and the bullet lodged in his sister's bead. Had 820,000 But Starved. Easton, Pa The will of Ernest Ilousebcrg, an alleged mi :er was opened at Pennrgyl and found to provide lor the distribution of $20,000 worth of property. It all go's to nephews and niece'. Ilouse berj!, it is said, starved to death, refusing to buy bread. Sending; Pie; Iron to Japan. Philadelphia, Pa The first con signment of pig iron sent from the United Suites to the far E ist will be taken to Japan on the ship Susquehanna, now loading at this port for Kobe. The iron came from Alabama, and was brought here by the Ocean Line steamships and wat lightered from them to the big ship. The Japanese propose to test the iron by using it in the the maoulncture of var ious kinds ol ship and railroad machinery, and it satisfactory larger quantities will beorderel. Samples already sent there induced ihe purchase of the consignment, which was found to be superior to the European product While Ihe cost of the product is lessHban either the English or Germau product, ths transportation charges ulnne prevent tho driving from the Orient of all othi iron. Bryan tllvea Bonslnt; Reception. Special. Rochester, N. Y., August 2flc Can. dlilate William J. Bryan was given a rousing reo ption this afternoon in this hot-bed ot Republicanism. Ovt six thousand persons gathered about . the depot More the a nival of the train. Mr. Bryan made an eloquent speech In which he declared that "Gold is the sweat of the poor, and tbe blood of tbe brave." Thel speaker captivated the great crowd. Dum ing the day he spoke at Rome, Syracuse and Lyons. . BASE BALL. Rational 1 League Games Played Tea. , terday. Special, - s BitooKLTN,' August. 26. First game: Brooklyn, 9; Louisville, 2. Second game: Brooklyn, 10; Louisville, 2. Philadelphia, August ' 20. Phila delphia, 10: Cleveland, 1. " ' Boston, August 28. Boston, 7; Chi. cago, 11. . Baltimore, August 20. Baltimore, 14; Cloclunitr, 8. " Washington, August 26. Washing ton, 3; Pittsburg, 4. , . Nbw Yobk, August, 26. New York. 11; 3t Louis, 4. , Where Tnoy Play To-day. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Cincinnati a' Baltimore. Pittsburg t Washington. - ' Louisville at Brooklyn. Chicago tt Boston. - ' - St. Louis at New York, ' HOW THE CLUBS STAND. CLCBS. . - W.. Li P. O. BltIrf.ore, 171 88 .8J8 Cincinnati, 68 86 .67 . Cleveland, . 84 88 .021 Chicago, l2 40 .674 . Pittsburg, 58 48 B58 . Boston, - . . 57 48 -.641 . Brooklyn.' 49 65 .471 Philadelphia, -.. 49 67 402 New Y-rk , 49 57 .402 Washinutou, . - - 40 68 fl88, St. Louis, ' 83 71 .817 Louitville, - " , 20 17 - .252 THE MARKETS, Niw Yobk, August 20'. .'". "" OPININO. CLOSE. UoUon, January, 6.01 .: 7.77 The opening wu firm, but closing was barely steady. ; '-' '.'" . CkiOaoo, August 20. ' OPStKIKO, CI.0SB. October Wheat, Pork,' ' ..H i::b ' 0.55 3.10 6.55 8.21 8 1 'l I( - Wealner ana Crop. Washington. Following are extracts from the summary of the weekly climate and crop bulletin of the weather bureau: North Carolina Showers and cooler weather, improved crop conditions have proved favorable for farm work; cotton picking progressing rapidly, will all be out by middle pf October; sorghum syrup making commenced; tobacco curing light and chaffy; peanuts suffered from rought, but potatoes, peas and rice do ing we'll. Just Received Direct from the mill a fresh Carload of C. G. A. VOIGT & CO'S. SNOW - DRIFT ! Beat Fancy Patent Flour. CALLA LILLY I Full Roller Puteut Flour. STAR! -Patent Flour - Three of tho best grades of Flour on tho market. Every barrel not found as represented may be re turned and money will bo refunded. Prices guaranteed. l. s Wholesale and ltetuil Grocers, 71 Broad St., New Berne, N. C. - LET THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS Time in this instance is surely worth MONEY. . . . Our Big Clearing Sale Now Woing on. Remember this is our Great annual CLEARING SALE and will LAST 15 DAYS in all, only a few more days. Everything at and BELOW COST. Although wchavo had A rush during this sale, wo expect a larger one as THIS IS THE LAST WEEK. REMEMBER Extra ttlg Special Cnts. THE BIG Dry Goods Bargain House. G. A. Barfoot, Mgr. 2nd door from Pogtofllce. FRD1T JARS ! Mason's Improved Fruit Jars, and Porcelain Lined . Kettles. AT L. H. Cutler &Co'&. ' In order to make room for " " my fall stock, fof SO days I - will close out my' entire" , - ' stock of Dry Goods, Notions, - . ,; Ladies' Oxfords, ClothlDir, etc , at prlme cost. : ; ' . ResptctlUlly, ' J, J. BAXTER; Annual Hectliig. ' Th-42ud Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the Atlanlie and North Caro lina Railroad Company, will be held at Uorebead City on Ihe 4th Thursday (24th dnv) in BoptemDor lmio. F. 0. UOBFUTS, Be'cretary. IIIEII! OUT SALE Notice ! Mm Tra de. 100 small Full Cream Cheese. 250 boxes Tobacco rom 15 to 30 cents. 100 cases Pie Peach es. 75 cases table Peach es. 100 cases Baking owders. 100 cases Soap. 50 cases Starch. 75 tubs pure Lard. 100 cases Brandy 'ruit. Lorillard and Gail & Ax Snuff, it And other things too numerous to mention, as cheap as the cheap est. JOHN DUNN 55 Si 57 Pollock St WELL PAT ! If a four wheel machine is a Quad. ricvele, anu n three wbeel machine is a Tricycle and a two wbuel mailiiue is Bicycle, what would you call a one wheel machine ? Why, a Wheel Barrow, to besure. Very Good. 2Totxt -Pat ! If you wanted the best Bicyclo what would you do ? Why I would go to " J. O.IWHITTY & CO'S AND GET "VICTOR!" Merchants save money byjplacing orders for ISozsf bxd. 's Bread Preparation. Sole Agents, F. ULRICH, Grocer 40 MIDDLE STREET. - 8k, Sold or Mub.. Will be taken In exchange for Board by MBS. S. E. CBEVLE, Corner of Middle and Broad Streets. ' TERMS REASONABLE. AceemmeeatiM Firt-CIaas. , FAMILIES. . Who desire a pnre chadtjltkr atkd . concentrated Soluble Eitrarts, can k the fdllowlnn at N. Nuns ft Co. ' nest to Postomce, at 10 cents per .. ounce.'; . ,r - - Lemon, . t Orssge, . Btrawbery, ! Plae LvpU, -. Vaallla, . .Bleed Oraaje ... ,i. Sarssparllla. ISend bottle with your order. We also have Lljie Juice at COo. quart. 7i. JiVTITUZ CO, Reward. Reward. Reward. We will nay S35.00 to llio person Who will bring us a stove that will ompaie in quality, finish ana point ol excellence with tho Z WEJNOW HAVE J ON OUR FLOOR. Wo will have as Judges three dUintercatcd Persons. We want you to rko thone stoves 'and Ranges whether you wish to buy or not. They are the handsomest stoves ever shown in North Carolina, and each is wanantetl by KI CK'S STOVE & RANGE CO., and by Slover Hardware Company to give perleet satisfaction or we will re hind your money. tVCnll and let us show you anything in ii r line you tuny need. V gun rati two OCR RICES on anything wo sell. Yours Respectfully, We have Some NICE STYLES LEFT IN Zeigler's Low Shoes, Oxford's aud Strap Sandals, and a full lint- of bis HISSES AND CIIILDUKYS SHOES. SfLutu stvle L-idie-s Collins n Siicc- allv. We will cbie ut our lame line ol Hen's, Hoys and Youth's Clothing at a eat reduction. A full line ol Trunks tiinl B.iirs. Rol ler Truva .1 Specialty. Give us a call. Very Truly,; W. B. Swindell & Co. J. I4al'r in The linos! Iinv of Staple and ancy Groceries !So. 75 I road St. Fr4sli gools reo'ive4l ally. Just Received ! A Supply of Single Tube Puncture Proof Bicycle Tires ! List Prlee 815 per pair; my price for SI'OT CASH, gli.00 each. NO REPAIR OI TKITS NECESSARY ! NO l'l'M Tl RES REPAIR ! 10 They cost n little more than some cheaper Tires, but Call early avoid the rush. WM. T. HILL, District Agent for Columbia and Hartford llicycles, Phone 80. 61 S. Front Street; J. IK OASKIXS, School Books and School Supplies STATIONERY, Books and Booklets, Engraved Cards and Invitations, Sheet Music and Musical Instru ments. fcSfMail orders receive prompt at ten. lion. J. 1. GAKKIN8. WJl.DTON. - JAS. SEDKOND. . miiaett. vioe-mrh . B. B. OUION, Sso'y JtTrssj. . New Berne Ice Co , Mtnafactarar af mi W$fAL Ki From Distilled Water, ' Out-put 80 Tons Daily. . . Car Load Lots Solicited. : Ice delivered daily (except 8unday) 6 s, m, to 0 p. m. . Sundays (retail only) 7 a.' m. to 191 soon. For prices and other information, address. B. S. GUION, Manager. $25 $25 w. Smallwood, Stock Taking Time Approaches And the Knife Is Again Applied to Values ! All Departments Share n the CUT I 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. J. II. Successor to ffll
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