VOL XV NEW SERIES NO. 144
NEW BERNE, N. CL SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER. 14 1896
ESTABLISHED lS-,
A,
STATS NEWS ITEMS.
MORE' CERTIFIED CAMPAIGN
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS.
( ' ' -
Lara ajarlllra far kJretea Mai
' Oftlean. Ta Caasider rul Fa
' slaaatlaaa. Rrstaalleaa Yale
Caaas Bi rr raaaltal.
'. Spatial.
Raleigh, November 1 13. Among
totlajr'a ariivals U Mr. It. P. Williams, of
Mew Berne. .; ;
Hichwonil Pearson certified to bis cam
' paigo exper.se areount, today, a being
- $1,530. ' This It the largest imouat thus
: far certltttd to, ' Z- $ V ,
Pearson aays that be has made a careful
calculation of the majority for- Aver,
With and Cj Thompson and, that it
approximate seventy tbojaand. ;
. Tbe Governor of Florida asks Gov
. ernorCarrto appoint delegates to the
convoDiion to consider tbe matter of for
tifying lite porta on the Gulf of Mexico.
- It is asserted that lees than lour thou
and votts were caiit by the Popullttt for
lite Republican Congressional candidates,
while the Republicans Cast about Bfly-litf
thountnd totrs lor the five I'opulist Con
gressional noniimca.
Beaabllean Sjteadqaarterei
pcoUl, 'S :,
' Clkvblahd, Ohio, November IS.
Mark Hanna taU today that permanent
Republican headquarters would be eatab
lishid at Washinton, D. C.
. That the Chicago headquarters would
be closed within a week, and the Mew
Yrk headquaiters by January 1, 1897,
Saata Dakota for sjryaa.
Special. '
. Siovi Falls, S. D., November IS.
W.'J. Bryan carried this Saateby four
hundred,
Plaraltty la Kaaaaa.
Bpeelal. ' ? ;
Topeka, Kans., November 13. W. J.
Bryan's plurality in Kansas is twelve
thousand.
atraaetrael'a Weekly Beparl
Bpeelal. ' - '
New Yk. Kovemlier 13. Brad-
streets weekly trade review says:,
. The volume of business improves slow
ly in nearly all lines. -
The most active demand Is among job
bers In dry goods, millinery, clothing,
shoes, ksther, hardware in the leading
' indourial lines,
Two hundred mills, manufactories and
- tonndrye have opened, and thirty thousand
men glvm employment. "
The demand for iron and steel baa not
Increased.
Cotton goods are firm at unchanged
.prices.' Wool it higher, ' -
Collections in the Western and South
em States is easier.' Jobbers report at
increase their mail orders from the West.
Bank clearings have Increased 20 pet
cent '
NBW ORDER or THIN (ML
Lioa or tko Bloaroo tseetriae
mill Tealc or DlMBMloa
Baraae. l
. Loimox. The Speaker publishes an
article by "A Leading Pabhcist," la
which tbe writer, after recalling Lord
Balisburys reply to Secretary Olney in
.. regard to Monroeism, says:
, "Aa entirely new order of things has
. been established by the Anglo-American
understanding. Mr. Olney's extension of
tbe Monroe doctrine itself, not before
knowledged by any European power, has
now received tbe sanction of Great Britain
But it would be profitless as well as some
what painful to touch upon this delicate
ground. What had to hi done had lb be
done, and.tbat is the long and the short
pf It. We may not like it, hot there ought
to be no difficulty In choosing between
the ahturdity ot complalniug over the
Inevitable and tbe dignity of smiling ac-
tiuteacence, Tbe Rritlth government
peifectly right, now . without baina
wrong six or tea mouths ago. It is exact
ly a cate of our policy of staring off a
- long as possible the dominations
ltussia now so complete. To contfam
that policy whrd the game is up Would
le merely to cling to antiquated supersti
tions and antiquated diplomacy." ' .
PAKia The Trmm exprestea iissAf
being greatly coooeruvd at tee ''inormoua
extention of Monroeiiin involved m the
Anglo-American entente, adding; '
... It confers npoo America ttlie right to
settle any difference between aa American
vBtats and a Europeanjpower without tbe
authority of tbeAmciican State Ink-rested
' This Is a big innovation in internatiooa!
law, and endows the United Stales with
. obsolute supremacy4n their hemisphere.
It must.be bitter bill to British pride to
coasent to tbl,1 ,. . , .- v . .
. In conclusion, the Temps expresses
dosbt as to whether Europe will accept
this agreemnnt as a precedent.
' S.n FrancUcu's food Intpei tieo stations
Vtre otiened Wt(lnstlay sight. There
ark four of thetn, erected at a coat of (li),
000. All provisions brought to market in
the city must pass In-peclloo at one of
ltiese stiitiona. , . ' -
-racial A olbi.iiib BAT.
Tike IJiatlve Broino Quinine Tablet
A'l "; '.;, '-' refund the money if It fails
Highest of all In Leavening Strength- Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
ABSOLUTELY PUHE
TUB BPSOUIATITR KAKXBT&.
beaS aakae aaalaar Beees. tWaa
eeslae a Caaaa War Bear.
Saeolal. . . -
Nw York, November 13. Wheat
made a new record jn, this market today,
selling at 91 cents. .
But the Cuban war news forced the
local stock market down, and there was a
rush to sell, which made tbe trade in
stosfcs very excited. :
Sugar Trust led tbe the decline. Brokers
wet badly mixed on the situation. Beall
zatioa sales of long stocks were large.
Tiro orBelac Aartle.
Speolal.
CahVobt. 0.. November 13. Ma tor
McKinley is manifesting a decided aver
ou to tbe advertising which Mark Han
na has been receiving in the East.
Ilanoa bat been heralded as the parent
of the text administration, and tins an
nouncement lias stirred the ire of Mc
Kinley, who refuted to attend the ban
quei to be given liy the Union Clnb next
Monday, in honor of Hanna.
Tke Cabaa Worslea.
Sr. Louis, Mo. A special to tbe Globe
Democrat from Key West, Fla, tays:
"Captain General Weyler has at last
met tbe Cubans on the fltld, and has suf
fared a repulse, aocording to the adncer
per ateamer Olivette, from Havana.
Weyler, it is said, was attacked while
encamped in the; Gobcrnadora bills, it
PiaadelRio province, by the Cubem
under Terico DeJgado and Perico Diax.
Tbe Cubans surprised tlte Spanish out
potts and for a time great confusion
prevailed lo Weyltr't camp. Weyler it
is said to bare fallen back about eight
miles, During the retreat the Cubans
killed M- Spaniards and wounded 00
others.''
riakl With Mexloaaa.
Dallas, Trias. Deputy United
States Marshall Erirln arrived with
wonnded Mexican prisoner namO Hoses
Cardinasia, captured in a fight last Satur-
lav in Childress county, in the Texas
faa Handle. - t
Marshall Erwin, the sheriff of Childress
county, and a posse attlacked five Mexl
cans who bad stolen fifty head ol borne
in Oklahoma, and who had killed two
men and committed a number of highway
robberies la New Mexico and Colorado
a tbe fight two of the Mexicans wen
killed and one wounded, and two of the
Childress county poets wounded. Two
ol the Mexicans escaped.
Ties HaS Baea Sails.
MoxTftoxKRT, Ala. The last mail ot
the Louisville and Nashville Batlroad foi
New Orleans, leaving here at 9:30 we
wrecked when four miles from town, bat
fortunately no one waa kilted.
Tbe engine, mail, baggage,! express,
smoker and one sleeper left tbe rails. Tbt
mall car was shot at least fifty feet Iron
tbe track but landed right aide up, and
even tbe lights were not extinguished.)
Tbe smoking car was thrown down the
embankment and rolled over on Its aide.
It was In this car tbe only damage was
done. . J. P. Latham. Of Atlanta, was
caught by tbe legs, and W. C. McCarrey,
of Monroeville, Ala., by the arm. Each
bad to be cut out. These two were the
moat seriously bort of an y And their in
juries are not dangerous.. A number of
others were slightly bruised. .1
Tbe cross ties bad been split so.aeti
get the spikes out and the rail moved In
about three inches so that when the en
ifloe struck t the flange for the criver
rode tbe rail. . v. t
'the cotton markets.
' " November IS.
Tni spot sales in Liverpool were only
lp,000 and the general tone of hualceev
was quiet Futures were about ) point
bight.- "
1 New York this lias been quite a
Unas' day. January opened at 7.99 the
- aame as yesterday's close and has bad
declining tendency all day, finally ckav
log at 7.78c a net deohno of. 21 point
Just what caused all this weakness
not yet known to this writer, . but
BO
doubt -the heavy receipts, and the
Cuban war scare ware tbe principal
tactors. .':: ' y
Maw Bom market has been quiet at
at 7 to ISO. .
Yours Truly. ; y
, J. E. Lath a at.
THE MARKETS.
. v Chicaoo, November 11
. oraaiK. ctoan,
December Wheal. - - 811 801
Jaaoary Pork, S.10 ' 7.99
January Kiba, 4 s.a
f :IRFUL are the cures by
4 ),.! i s baraaparilla, and yet they
perUHiuiil.es FU2 CLCC3
Tke Texas lnveolla;atlaa.
SpwlaL :.
Washington, D C, November 13
Tbe inquiry at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Which was mad- .behind closed doors,
looking into tho circumstances under
which the warship Texas was euuk, has
brought to light the fact that her bulk
heads were seriously defective.
Buniors Bat no Trnlh.
Speolal.
Washington, I). C. Norember 13.
Tbe Bpan'uh Minister denies that there is
any foundation for the supposed notes of
Minis'er Taylor to the Spanish govern
ment. There is not I lie slighest foundation
for the rumors, and he attributes them lo
filibustering rumor. tjgj
Gov. AlkliiDUU Retires.
Saaclal.
Atlanta, Gn , November 18. Gov.
Alkinson U nidinoon announced hir
retirement from l lie Smatoriul race.
This leaves the contest hctweeu Clay
nd Howell.
Tela-rnhlr Itema,
At the ninth annual commemoration of
the execution ol i he Ilayoiarket bomb
throwers, held iu Chicago Wednesday
igbt, Mrs. Lucy Parsons was one of the
speakers. Her language soon became vio
lint and she was led from the stage by the
police. Hcrr Most followed in very tame
speech.
County Treasurer burr us. who wss In
jured In the reviewing stand accident at
Butlingtoo. Iown, together with Vice
President Steveu?on ami others on Gov
error's day of tho Iowa temi centennial
celebration, died Wcdniaday night of his
injuries. Hu was about 50 years old and
highly respected.
Tbe Federal Grand Jury of Kansas City
Mo., has indicted Frank Hudson, Aitliur
S. Kimberly and William J. UcCurry, re
pactlvely president, treasurer and accre
tary of the Hudson-Kimberly Printing
Company, for distributing advertisinc
cards on which had been stamped the im
print of a (20 gold piece.
It has been the custom to send liquor
in jugs to exprefs offices in the different
Kansas towns and to tend by mail to the
purchaser an order on the' express com.
pany for the liquor. A decision just ren
dered in tho United Stales Court pre
cludes these transactions unless the
wholesaler shall first secure a retail license
for the town to which the liquor is sent
Tbiiteen members of the Salt Lake
(Utah) Coal Exchange bare been found
guilty lu the United States District
Court. They were charged and indicted
by the Grand Jury fur combintog to pre
vent persons not members of the exchange
from obtaining coid at prices as low as
Were made to members of the exchauge
In order to destroy competition. The ease
was before Judge Hal let.
A burglar, name unknown, wss shot
deed while resisting arrest at Elba,
Genesee County, N. His companion,
George Stevens, was wounded, and sur
rendered. The burulars were detected
trying to rob W. A. Hundremark's gen
eral store. Tbe proprietor called out a
number of citizens, nn I a battle ensued
with the burglar', in which numerous
shots were exchanged..
For Over SO Tears
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing 8yrup hss been
used by Millions of Mothers for their
Children while teething, with perfect
success. It soothes the child, soften the
rams, allays ail pain, cures wind colic,
sod is the best remedy for Diarrhcea,
Twenty five cents a bottle.
Claud M. Cook
132 MIDDLE STREET,-
Next to Kafcr's Uakeryhss just
'received some nico .
jnalaca Uranen and
CofonnuiM.
FOR Cotton Bugng and. Ties,' Bags
and Barrel Covers, Builders Urns and
Csaaaot, Teria Cotta Pipe and Shell Lime,
Cation , . .
el. J, I Til AM.
Abo 2. No' 1 New Lob UsrriacetJ for
mie, .
Storage lor 60 J Bales at Low RateSv
. In opening np tho HEW BERNE
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, it 1s out
aim to bring tbore who have places to
rent out; sod tbdVe wanting to rent Into
closer eooimunjrailou. Also for tbe pur
pose of buying and selling bouses ead
lota. farms, etc.
K. E. HARPER.
71 Craven Street
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Two Hundred
-AND-
Fifty Barrels
c.
G. A. VOIGT & CO'S.
::: IXOITK:::
15?" Bought before the advance.
Snow Drift, Flllll7 i.aient.
GStllSt Lily, Fu'.l Roller Patent.
Star, Roller Patent.
COOker, Go0(1 Family Flour.
Their Flour Stands as high in quality
as uuy told in.tbis or any other market.
anil every barrel is cuaianlced. It has
few equals and no superior. If you ere
needing Flour see us before you btiv and
we will save you niouey.
Yen's Truly,
UASK.M,.
Wholesale and Retail (Jroeer
71 Broad Street.
New Berne. X. ('.
Books
P
Stationery !
LATEST Newspapers, Periodi
cals and Mstgizlftfa, may always
be found at
T. W. WATERS'.
105 Middle St.
KrSubscript:ons received for all peri
odicals. School supplies fur Hale. Orders
taken for school supplies. Latest Stan
dard Novels. Pencils, pons, inks, etc.
127 MIDDLE ST.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COHPOUNDED
A full line or Toilet
fumery, etc.
Soaps, Per-
Laxatlve Broruo Quinine,
cold lu one day.
Cures li
German Dyes, all colors. K.ach
package dyes Woolen, Cotton, Silk
or Linen Fabrics.
Naptha Borax Soap a pure white
Soap no chemicals. The lest in
the world whitens Linen, washis
Laces, superior for Toilet use.
KINGS t"'K
NGS
WHETHER OVER
MEW or STOVES,
so it yon want the best tovo on
the market buy tlie
King Heater.
Also a fine line of Coal Stov.cs.
Is. II. Cutler .5f Co.
If yon wonhl have
Better : : Times
.Then pat year shoulder to the
wheel and pash with all your might
li you owe us call
and pay us, that will
help us and you will be
doing the right thing.
It yon need anything in the
Hardware Line,
' 'i
Such awV'Hagup" King Heater,
or a "Vktor;. Bicycle, or a Boy
lmie How lor Instance. '
Cull on us, we will treat yon
right. "
Bespci. Yours, . ,
J.C.Uhitty&Co
Henrv
FOB COIftXtt,
Use Zona' Corn Tjeal",
10 fenlM. tit
Davis' Pharmacy.
BROAD STREET
Fruit - Store !
A NEW DEPARTURE.
I wish to inform raj friendsand palnms
thiit 1 Imve opened u wholesale (lepnt-
ment to connection with my r. t..il (siore,
and nru rcreiving a fresli l"t of goods by
each steamer.
M) stork coiisis'nf the very In si qual
ity of Apples, I3auun, Lemons, P.ais
Leaclief nnil ('ontrc.l'.oiienes; also t'nn
bu"es, Irish l'niat"e mid Dninns. .In
connection uitlijlhis I will tarry a im
tine ol bumi'y Un cenes whicli I will scr
chi -ap for cvh. i
Thanking you lor pi.-t favors, nn'!
lionioL' lo rii'-i i t tlie continuance of sua e.
I am yours O'nilicrit,
J. D. BARFIELE,
No. S3 Broad Street.
I am buying my (T".,S in tlie Noill.
era Markets lor ca.sh, mid will gell i.i-cln-ap
asjiny house in the city.
II. W. SIMPSOX,
Funeral Iir?otor and
Fmbalnier.
128 Broad Street PIHINK si
tVllurlat Rnbea a fplcculty.;
Certificate lAst.
Ceitificate No 340 lor One Share ol
the V. & N. C. Railroad ('ompanv, !.v-
ina been lost, application will liecu miuli
for a duplicate thereof.
L. 1'. STYIiOX.
FRESH TAFFY !
Made Every Iay.
Peanuts, f.enioiis.
Vanilla. Krnit.
Cream anil Coenaiuil.
FRUIT A SPECIALTY.
Headquarters for Pints. (.Var IIoMcu
Tobacco's au l Cigars.
N. Jfl'XX A CO.
Next to Poit Office.
AGENCY
Hazard
Gun Powder.
MERC H A NTSJS A V E "M 0 X E V
BY I.EAVIXO YOU It OK
rERS WITH ME.
F. ULRICH, Grocer.
45 MIDDLE STREET.
To the Ladies :
WE have juH neeive.l Hie lie ml, stoi k
i.l P.iior mid Ihiiinv room fliune
Pictures anil n ill itiveiwinl buraaim lor
the next teu dnyr. (' ill nnil e'.umine our
stock.'flinl oi.'ive
R'spiiloillv.
T..T.TIJRIVKH.
NKW ItEUNK. N. 0.
W. P. Burrus...
.Ralph Qray,
IlurriiM & CJray,
Wliolft-s'S and Retail Dealers in
HAY,
and all
kinds of
Coin ait Corn Mm,
Sri
1 1 am Belter
i
Than Ever to do Y(
R-PR NT N
1
b
U I II
Will
Ni-alne-K and !i
.V !iiiHiiieoi'l.tt, i Nc.lr uikI lili! If.aiN;'
Knveli'iHV.U;:-;!!!--- an t Vi-iiiii' 1 arc's, :
Miippiun Ta"s, i ic, ahvaV' on Imiel. i
SATISFACTION (II.'AIMNTEKI).!
1 wish lo
for their c
past, ho pin:
their future
lllallk U1V I'liiMl'N
d .:itn.
ry lila'ial pjiranaje
; hy lair (rnitnunt t
ohkl-.
WM. T. HILL,
'Phono 00.
r,l S. Fvcnt Street
Sewing on
Trouble.
lo tilt!
lutUon
iiiL'. th
IV tin:!' U li;
ittV.H
tL.L
i'C v.'i n
!,. Ill
CI -i .v-
tins is tine
trotililr to .-. IV II
( i OO'I Ml !v
i5ewcd on wcni'i
V I VO k W''
H,
W- li
:il Ml
tillli
nmkeoi il 'i . i-i . V, i- win
vonr put n n:ic.
F. ti'ientiwiHi
101 Midilli- Shii t.
JUSrl
RF.CKlVI'.l)
AT MV STOK K,
OF
GOOD TOBACCO
which must be sold at
once at prices rang- j
ing from 1
fess : Goods
jJiy' " i ; i.i ii l i u-s in jiiiiiii ai.il r.m
518 ?
II
15 (o 20 Gentshrxi
P
or Pound.
Call early and exam
ine my stock.
Yours Respl.
JOHN DUNN,
55 & 57 Pollock St.
I Hare ICemoveil !
From 44 Craven St.
To 80 Middle St.
Where I shall he gliul to see my
customers, ami nil other who
want plumbing, stc-itm uinl gne
fitting done.
W. V. lleiMley.
SO Si iildle Street,
ow!
We
Can Suit
the
LADIES !
Call and Exainin
Beautiful Line
Our
of
KM I.I SI K I'ATTKIiN'S IN
! OK THK A H 0 K .
A I.
New invoice, just in,
jof the new combina
i , tion of Woolen, Silk
i and Woolen Fancies.
Sei;inttc pitteriM in fn
Another Invoice of
: CLOAKS
AND
CAFES
Will !.,
Morn i n
Mom.Im
TIm- Vt.v
lost Tiling
in
Kititlit's Mars !
Tin-
' ItiliUou
liaiM'il 'll:ir !
TIh' ii r
Vi't'y Slvlish.
Wi(li ISibliou. .0
u illiouf. 20'.
iict her vn'i !ni v or
1 III t H.'
ir stock.
i.lv 1 1 r
I 1 o
Wo :w still I ji'jmI inf
ill lliirh i,iiulily
I'i i-v-i of our
in.l
I uuiu'sr Slocli of
GR0GERIES.
; - mh.iii
Sules mil u e,
rotll.
,rtlv.
fPlin Pnlrl Olniul,
1115 UUIU Olfillllllu MAV
may not loin the proiiiiil
iriispcrity to us nil nevertlie.
loss, wo lire determiner to sc I
ill fTooils lit i clone it rimrtfin
im possililp.
Yoiim Very Truly,
I
J. H. Hackburn
HuceeMor l
llaekburii JJfc Wlllell.
47 & 49 Pom.ock Street.
ALSO BROAD L QUEEN ST.
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