North Carolina Newspapers

VOL. XV NEW SERIES NO. 113. NEW BERNE, N. C. FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 2. 1896 : ESTABLISHED 1882. SLY POPULISTS. BUT REPUBLICANS DISCOVER - THEIR CIRCULAR. , PapalUU Striving?! fl Co-Operation witb Deiu.eritu om Governor nnt , ' Halted Htittea; Senator. . y .. Bpeolrt. " - ' . ''. Balbigh, N. C, October l.-rA con fidential circular has been sent out by - Populist State Chairman - Ayer to the , conoty Populist chairmen,' askiog their opinion of co operation, in case it cnrild be effected betweeo Democrats ami Pop- ulists on Governor and Senator, which erer part; retained nominee for Governor to Tote fur the man taken down tor United States Senator. . - . The Hepnblicans in some way obtalne j one of these circulars, and gave circula- : tlon to it ' ' Democrat leadets soy their party would not for an instant consider such ft propo sition. Pnlllnlne InterjrenU KapnUed, Madrid. Official advices received from Manila, In the Philippine Islands, state that the rebels have attempted to in- vade Batangas' but were repulsed with sreat lots. Auotlier insurgent bind liasT been defeated at Cmilin. Bohemian Con I Miner. Strike. - ":' Prague A serious strike. Is in prog ress tkroaghont the cul n-gii ns of North . Boluioili, clue to the Inciter) eut of nnaf clus s. A lnd of awut fifty strikers bus been inarching from pit to pit at" Brtiex. forciui the uiiuera to 'stop work, and at Ocsegg and elsewhere the strikers are smashing windows or doing other dam age, besides ioliiuidnling the miners. The managers of the mines' have asked' for . military protiction. ?;":HI ir ,1 s J Jewish tarteraof Fes Horned. .. Tasuier IMorocco. The -' Jewish quart of Pes, the principal city ot the Empire of Morocco, hat been burned and several persons have periehed and many have been'iatally injured. Fire hundred of the residents of the burning quarter were compelled to fly In' an unclad con dition to the country until the flumes were quenched. It is i atimated that there are 10,000 Jews in the Fez out of a total i population of 100,000. Rnla-srlaa Rrlgands. : , : ViaHA-Advlce received here from Belgrade say that the brother of the Au9-. trian consul at Sew, Mtccd mil, who was carried off by a band of Bulgarian brigands some-two wejkt ng t with a wealthy Greek landed ' proprietor and others, has been murdere ! With lour of his companions because the ransom ol $50,000 demanded by the brigauds as the price of their liberty was not forthcoming. - At on lime It was reported that it was : the Austrian roniul himself who had been kidnapped. This rumor, it now seems, was incorrect. - Thanondan.Campalsra. , ... LoHDON.r-It is seml-officially announ ced that no advance of the Anglc-Egyp tian expedition south of Dongola is con . templated during 1898. The whole prov ince of Dongola will be held; Kortl and 1 Dabbeh, strategic points south of and on the road to Dongola, will be perman ently garrisoned and gunboats will patrol the river. " . . , : '' . 1 ... "; .. In addition the province of Dongo'a ' will be reorganised; British Egyptian ad ministrators will be. appointed; police force will be established; only British , troops, with machine guns and gunners. will be kept to the front; the railway will , be completed to Kaibar, at ' the last cat. aract north of Dongola, and tie work will be done under, the supervision ol British engineers. ' . ; . ' It is further pointed out that further advance at present is impossible owing to the "condition of the Egyplinn floan- CI S. ' ' . ' SuAKm. Advices received liere from the dervish headquarters show that dis putes have broken out among the Kh t lieutenants, and that, In , conse quence, the various Emirs are keeping their own followers aronnd -them. It Is a ' led that the influence of the Khalifa Is Blattered, ' , ' ... A Panlela Madavaeear. " Tahis A dpatch received here I n Governor Laroch", at Antannrivo i !'io I, land of Madagascar, d.iled Au t i i, reports that various disturbances 0 I n made by rebels, and that , r ' ,s on die road between Tama- sv 1 utaiiarivo. ' Governor Laroche ,1 i ver, tbut (tie rohela aljstained i ii ' Vug the environs of Antnnana ; ' eij iul. This contradicts the i cil at Mitryeillcs by uiail fiom I r to the flfrct that thousands of . had sin 'roumle'l Antanauurivo 1 the uh in ha. ntnt. 's di pntch to (lie t has been lury and J,!,.. i- v I i lo . j TnMdny night's Storm . 1 Richmond, Va. This was the severest storm Richmond has ever experienced iu the memory of (the oldest iuhabitHnt. The Capitol square looked as if two great armies bad engaged in H'tle, there with heavy artillery. , Trees were torn to pjeces in all parts of tho grounds In Monroe park the conditions were even worse. . , The some story of the storm comes from all over the State east ol the Bine Ridge. Barns ncd small but houses, were swept away, trees uprooted, residences ufnoofed, wires prostrate ), and general wreckage prevails.. ;T-:-,.V ;i;. ''- VTl: '''"; Savmsxah, Ga.- The centre, of the storm passed east of Savannah and struck inland, north of here. The damage on the South Carnliuo' coast is believed to be heavy, but so mr little loss of hie is re. ported. The rice planbitions on the Caro lina side of the Savannah river and along the rivi r west of here su tiered heavily. The lice in the Gelds was little injured, being covered with water, but the store bousts and mills are wrecked, and the rice stored is a total loss Tne plantations on the Ogeachee and Alabama rivets, on the Georgia side wereficavlly damaged. I- Tke damage in the thy will probably exceed $1,000,000. Hard'y a building es caped, and thou ands of hou-ea are roof- i-fs. The . work d clearing a.vay liic wreckage from the streets went on all ni'jht and most of the tt n oi s arc passable The parks are pitiable sights, fall trees, torn up by ilieir roots, or broken in two, lie in swaths across shrubbery and flowers The ruin is complete. The famous B ma venture Cemetery, four miles from Savan. nah, on the Thunderbolt road, is a scene of ruin. There, and in pictuneque Laurel Grove Cemetery, monuinents and grave st nes are overturned, and in some In stances th j vaults are broken in. -At the suburban villages and resorts summer residences were blown away and yachts and p'easure steamers were driven ashore, in same instances, bigti and dry on the lowblufh. : : Norfolk, Va The damage to sh(i ping along the Atlantic const is raid to be very great. In Pennsylvania the storm also did great damage, several deaths re sulting. ' Norfolk's escape is most remarkable. Norfolk luckily escaped the fury of the hurricane predicted by the Weather Bu rean Tuesday night As it was, however, the gentle forty mile an hour breeze that soughed through the tree tops and tos-ed blanches and other loose things, like (el egraph wires and cross arms, about tne streets, was about ss lively an experience as the aveage citizen cans to encounter. As sitn by. The Virginian's telegraphic dispatches, however our sittvr ciihs of Petersburg and Rteuoioii-: were not so fortunate. Tlte hippin; has not sufldred greatly so fir as beuid, hut the government wires down the coast beinj pmstiated from Cape ffntterm to Norfolk, news of wrecks will be very slow in convng in. 1 Teleeranhic communication with Wash ington and other northern cities has not yet been restored, and no telegrams could be received Irom Atlanta and - Southern cities. r ."'"- -':"! ;' Bbadfort, S. C Bean fort was sud denly visitited by. almost as feirful and destiuctive s cyclone u that of August, 1803. During its continuance for one hour and a half, It equalled if not rivalled in intensity Its memorable predecessor, Nothing but the lack of the tidal wave or the prevalence of inordinately ' high tides earned by the meeting or piling up of one tide upon another by a continued gale of hours, prevented its being as dis astrous s ctlamitr ss that, which made 1893 a black letter j ear for this c'ty, The wind shifted Irom Southeast to Southward, and only lessened its violence when it appeared that the fury of the gale had abated sufficiently for.pcjsm to emerge into the streets to catalogue the disasters.'..! -: j.-:-; There are s great many bthtr disasters lo property all over town. It Is Impot tib!e to estimate . the damage,, but U probably reach a large flguie.. No loss of life In town Is reported. Two colored women from the Oakland plantation, on this Island were kllhd. by falling lo their hoU'e, No news has been received from the itlaud, From Port Royal the damages to the railroad properties are said not lo be very considerable. . Italian Saaadron at Halenlea. Salonica. The Italian flying (quad. rr, consisting of the two steel baibetle bittlcslili s Sardigna and Sieilia and the torpedo gjoboat Euridice. under vice Admiral Canevara, Ins arived here. TUE I COTTON MARKETS, " r: Octolier 1st. TKi.EOBArnro Information has egain been scarce in consequence of iho wires working badly. - . f- Livkiu-ool opened at 1-32 decline on spots and S 61 on fututs. New York news rccelvshowid a lower market January 8.20 ' Tub scarcity of ti ' ;;jUc news causes , dull markets tliroii'i it the South. Tiik Now Berne market l.a been quiet tanging between 7J lo Yours truly. J. E. Latham. STROWD ENDORSES. Wnfc.Connty Republican Convention Pledges Him Bapport, Orders Im perative from Committee on En. doralnc . Special. , . Ralkigh, N. C, October 1. wake county Republican convention today en dorscd Strowd for Congress, and pledged im the support of the Republicans of this county. A resolution to this efftct was intro duced by A. C. Lehman, who is clerk at the Republican State Committee head quarters. A telegram was received from Pat Mas. sey, Republican nominee for Congress savine. "I am still a candidate.'' But though this was prior to Strowd's en dorscment, no attention was paid to it, as orders ure imperative to Republicans of the district by dtuto committee that Strowd must be endorsed. Rioting; In Posen. London. The Berlin correspondent of the Standard says that there has been serious rioting and bloodshed in the prov ince of Posen, and the old question of partitioning among the neighboring prov incea is being veutilukd To Hold the Danube. London A Vienna dispatch to the Daily News Says that as an outcome of Emperor Francis Joseph's visit to Buchar st, the King oRnutuania has promised to join the Drribund, whilu Austria and Ruumania have agreed to hold the Danube as a sacred irust, whatever happens in the East. Boarders Wanted. Call fit MRS. 8. E. STERLING'S No. 87 Craven street. GENTLEMEN PREFERRED. Do you want to be comfortable this Winter i Do you want to save your .temper tbts Winter T Do vou want to save half your fuel bill? -?!?! If you do just go down to the SLOVER HARDWARE CO'S STORE and bny yon a Wilson Heater. The greatest heating stove ever In- vented. Ak your neigliliors about tbem We sold them one Inst winter and they are going. In use thtm altogether this winter. I hey are maue or lost Ktr&ia iron and have drat opening tit tho tup which prevent tire irom popping out Thev also have automatic smoke doors hich no similar stove has, NOW IS THE TLME lo paint your hearths and andirons. We have the paint We hve the BUCK'S Cook Stoves. snd when you are passing drop in and let at show them to you. A little child could see their superiority over any ptbe stove. - Fire Backs warranted to last fifteen years and we will replace any that do not last that lone. A nice lot f FOOT HATS on hand. Remember wt guarantee 'he price of every article we sell yon. Wo one under sells us. We solicit your patrouage. Respectfully Yours, Slover Hardware Co. HATE YOU TRIED . J. R. Parker Jr. For What You Want in Ihe , GROCERY LINE ' He Leads While Others Follow,. I carry a complete . line of Choice Family and Heavy Groceries Am slso Agent for Diamond Match Co's Goods. Lorillard and Gail k Ax sauu at Mana faetnrer's priro. ; c , : I am headquarters tor' Floor bouftht dl reel ftora the i.dllt. I can save yon money if yon see me )eior bujlng elsewhere. To my Country Friends, my stables are free and your team and harness taken care of while In tho city, r Thanking my many friends for past lavort, and to share your future patron age, I am Yours Respectfully, ' 't, '' , J. H. Parker Jr. ' 77 BROAD STREET. Phone CO. . . - v Takothia to , Davis Pharmacy WHERE IT WILL BE CASE FULLY. COMPOUNDED. Say ; WHETHER OLD or SILVER Is successful in the coming election or not, one tiling is a settled tact, that you can buy more CHOICE Family Groceries for a Dollar -FROM- -4 Wholesale and Retail Grocers. 91 Broad street. New Berne, St. C. Than anywhere else in the city. They have nought irom hist bands one ot the largest and best selected stocks of Staple and Fancy Groceries that lias been brought to New Berne this season, and aie there fore fully prepared to compete in prices with any or their competitor.', it is to jour interest to buy where yon enn fiet the best nomls and tho most ot them tor yonr money. You cau save money liuy purchasing whatever you may need in the Grocery inc trom them. Call and examine lor yourselves and compare their prices. No trcu'ile tor them to show goods. Avcrytluug fully guiirnnteeil as represented. Uonu Stnb'es and Warehouse accom modations FREE for the uo of our country friends (and enemies (no.) Don't forget the place. flcDaniel & Gaskill, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 71 Broad St.. New Berne. N. C ' Pears 20c, per doz. Bananas i5c. per doz. Apples, Lemons, Etc. Fresh Peanut, Lemon and Cocoanut Taffy, Jlade every day, 20c. per Pound. sr. srusrsr co. Mason's Improved Fruit Jars, and Porcelain Lined Kettles. AT L. H. Cutler & Co's. BROAD STREET Fruit - Store ! A NEW DEPARTURE. I wish to inform my!friendsand patrons tout 1 nave opened a wholesale dep'irt- mentin connection wiib my retail store, and am receiving a fresh lot of goods by each steamer. Mj stock consists of the very best qual ity of Apples, Bananas, Lemons, Pears, fescues and (Jontectlooerief: also Cab bages, Irish Potatoes and Onions. In connection witb this I will carry a full line ol Family Groceries which I will sell cheap for cash. TnaoklnK you for past Itavors, and hoping lo meiit the continuance of same, 1 am yours uuernent, J. D.BARFIELD, No. 63 Bro4. Street. I am buyinir my goods in the North ern Markets tor cash, and will sell as cheap as any house in the city. Only for To-day, It Saves You Trouble and Time. Hoi Just received One Hundred tons of Marl to be sold by the bushel, barrel or ton. - Any way you want it. It is nice tn improve your sidewalks or yards and many other places. And alo't it nice to have a Ir'end to keep this marl tn town, so that every man, woman or cutid. can set U. hv the retail or wholesale. flnl Well now, wo keep SA.WED STOVE WOOD, stove, range, and fire. place wood, all ready nnder large sueds ana never gets wet in rainy weaiDeroatc, asn, ana pino. ' 200 000 BRICK FOR SALE. Laths, hand made and sawed shingles, always on uanci. Be sure and 'phone BIG HILLfot an thing you want. Til one No. 10. Brie, shingles, marl, laths and wood. - Most n Bead This. . It will iuterest yon, ; It will pay you, It will do vou good To know that yon can buy cheese at J AS. F. TAYLOR S as cheap as you can in New Yoik and save yourselCsteamer freight Don't forget to call snd see for yourself. Did you ever try it barrel of his Puritan Flour, it is the best oiado. In fact everything yon want Is to be had at his Stores foot of Middle street Satistkotlon guaranteed. - FOR RENT! FSISHEBQnMBMEjj - The Uwidenee now occupied by -Mini I'.inma lJiHOKwny. Powa :;;von Oclo'ier 15, IP'1!!. m JARS Silver or Gold ! It matter not What we want is your order lor tliat Full Suit. .'. THAT yon must have. Our ;', Fa'l and Winter Sunplea are ready for your inspection. A to n iine ot Caf-simero' nud Worsdds in stoi k if yon do not wiali to wait. We itu raoti'e F.t and Prices. Goo Is wre 'never so good or prices sj low as now. F.M.;Chadwlek. 101 Middle Street. WELL PAT ! glf a four wheel machine is a Quad ricycle, and a three wheel machine is a Tricycle and a two wheel machine is a Bicycle-, what would vou call a one wheel machine ? ZZZj Wli), a Wlit el Barrow, to bcsurr.J Very Good. "If you wauted the bestj Bicycle what would joii tlo ? Why I would go to J. C. WHITTYI&SCO'S. AND GET A ."YTGTOl!" School Books and School Supplies. STATIONERY, Books and Booklets, Engraved Cards and Invitations, Sheet Music and Musical Instru ments. JSPMail orders receive prompt, atten tion. J. D. GASKINS. WHAT ELSE ? Whatever the demand, we are equal to it, with an article that's the A of the As, at a price that's the Z of the Zs. We carry quality in Groceries to its highest point, just as electricity, with a speed of 288,000 miles a second, exem plifies the limit of velocity. Lightning beats everything, and so do we with the variety and superiority of our food products. Musio is for the ear, food for the stomach, and our groceries are for food. It's liviog on the summit of Satis faction Mountain to have your tab'e supplied by us, because we shut the door to every thing but first-class products. Another 100 of those Full Cream Cheese just received, which we are still selling very low. Lorillard and Gail & Ax snuff at manufac turer's prices. ' : Be sure to get our prices before purchasing elsewhere. 55 & 57 Pollock St TSotleo. This will Inform my rmlnmns that I hen Mkrife We place on our coun ter To-morrow 217 pair Clement & Ball's and Monroe Bros. & Co's. HAND-MADE Ladies SHOES, ranging in sizes from 1 1-2 to 5 1-2, C and D widths, at the remarkable price $1.19 UPer IPalr. These goods are absolutely Hand - Made. Their former prices were t3.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 pair. They are a few sizes left from many lots styles correct quali ty way up. Everybody knows what kind of a Shoo Clement & Ball make. The name is a guarantee by- its self. They were accumu lating and we make this sacrifice to move them. They must go that's why we make the price a third almost of their original value. Remember if you are for tunate so as to wear a size from 1 to Si you can bny a pair for $L19o. New Hoods all In we are wait Ins; to show them to yon. Lots of New Things la Notions. The new Harness leather belt for ti cents each. The new Ladles stand Ins; Collar, IS cents each, two for ti cents. "Witch Kloth," It is bewitched, It works wonders. A moist portlo will clean year Bicycle, a dry por tloa will polish It Can be nsed nn til It Is thread hare. Price, 16c, sqaare. OUR XOTTO: "The Nimble Sixpence ag alast Tie Slew Shilling J, I. Willi Saecessor to Ilnckbnrn Cz VHlrft. 47 & 43 r-t" t r 'uttiiig iu A. lBr'xTiilio!i is careful work. Decrepit need ilmn won't do. They niirsl lie young a '.L fresh full of l'le mid tdrcimih lor H i Hk. They init-t be pur.- and the -must be carefully put locthcr. To. much of this and not eunuch of tlini, won't do. We make a specialty t pntliiiK up prescription? we inn do it: better than the mnu who doesn't ninliii a specialty of it. If y u want careful, thoughtful work, come to BRADHAM'S PHARMACY. OFI'Ki: 31 V KNTIIti: STOCK (i ;' BICYCLE SUNDRIES At Prices Lower than en r Kehur. 1 huve a li-w im re of it. Search LlMlit Lanterns ! That enjiiv the same r.iuk a -nous; llicyH.i Limtems llmt the -,t "luni1 'la il.n- i.ni'.te; BtcvWrs. which 1 ui'.l . I! 'I'.'e in nro-- ent M.'f k lio-ts :u Also a few second hand and new Bicvcbn low i'or cash or on cay terms. EVERYTHING for the CYCLIST. WM. T. HILL, District Agent for Columbia and Hartford ISicyeles. 'Phone 80. 61 S. Front Street! AGENCY Hazard Gun Powder. MERCHANTS SAVE MONEY BY LEAVING YOIK OK 1'ERS WITH ME. F. TJLRICH, Grocer. 45 MIDDLE STREET. THE Wo have over offered in Bicycle Lamps ! F. T the next TEN Jays we will sell the balance of our NICKEL, LAMPS no the exlremely low price of . . . jj g'j escb. Also, a few more high gradd wheels at big reduction in price. Call and buy bo fore they are all sold. Remember wo are willing to wait np in you in the repair busin. All kin!s o work done. F. S. DUFFY, Proprietor. A. E. TITTMAN, Manager. W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO Raleigh, N. C Dress - Orders for Fall and Wintor Costume will be accepted by our Dress Making Department on and after September ISth. TVs data is late ennunh to enable US t makeup with certainty the accepted for -sign styles that will be In vogue during th. a.aAA. We have lust perfected srrsnzements by which we will be put in touch with Par 4 and Berlin within two weeks of the dn't of the appearau'c of any special style or Ming mode. This is quite enterprising ibr North Carolina house, and no Dress Mat -tag Department In America will turn rttt more creditable or stylish work than o n i. V.'e l-pilc your patrons rr. Corrc- noiii1. ! e f' ! 1" '.- -1 rny I M "'' F ''') fit !' e I