North Carolina Newspapers

1ST J0F W v Mm, J VOL XV-NEW SERIES NO. 270. NEW BERNE, N. C. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 28. 1897- ESTABLISHED iF Tit ..."'. 4C. Farmers., We have A FULL LINE of PIiOWS, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS, and all other Farming Itn. plementaat ROCK BOTTOM PBICES. ' TO MERCHANTS We lean kU yon goods, mnnutastureis prices. . Tu If Duller & Co. That ia the kind of GROCERIES YOU FIND AT TOLSON'S. tComplote Lino and Guaran teed LOW PRICES, fall and eve yourself. Balls, Bats and Gloves for . Bum Ball Players. Fiahing Tackle, Lines, Poles, Etc. for tho Fish ermen. Also Stationery, all kind,'. At J. 1. OASKIKS, 1(1 MIDDLE STREET. -FOR FINE- NPiiraG lamb, VJGAIi, MUTTON, PORK SAUSAGE : -VNi) Tlin Finest StftU-fetl Keer in the City GoloSitt'LCOENUO 83 Middle St. Phono 4''. Sewing Machines ON EASY TERMS torofpon eible parties ON MONTHLY PAYMKNTS. Will fall or Wait on Parties Duplicate Parts for Mac'Jnes For Sale." . Needles and Oil in Supply. E. J. Lanier, 78 Pollock St., MIS W JUpitNE, W. C, District Agent, Sinner MaiiifMi Cimpany. liberal Terms Given Local Agents. 1 Hare Jnat Hreelved an other New ntork or . Mosquito Canopies, CARRIAGES ! I liavo J ict Receifod a N'nur Stock of lUlir Carriage an I will sell Oil liAP , For Cash Or On Time Or will exchange fur jour oh) OtlC. Call nnil I'xnitiino itr stock before purchasing rl where. I n'lfi Iihvh Wliilit Kulin I'arMnlg and White I jico cod ers that I cult finni.li exlri. Yours, liespci (.fully, T. J. TlJlvNKK, Good, Better, Best Sporting Goods ! J Governor Russell Pardons a Yfii Mnrtoer. Fine Lawn Party. Presentation or a Gold Uadge. Vclogates to Den ver Conrontion. Want No Chil Scryicc. Journal Bureau. Raleigh, N. (J., May 27. ) A petition lias gone to Governor Rus sell for the pardon of young Averiit Butler. Seven years ag1) when lie was only 14 years old. lie shot out! killed his father, who was dragging his mother by the hair, and bei ting her. He was con demned for murder, but the sentiment in Sampson county, where his home was, was so slrong against hanging him, that Governor Fowle commuted it to life im prisonment. Now he will probably bo pardoued. His prison record is line, lie is a cousin of Senator Marion Butler. The Literary circle of the Roman Catholic church gave a lawn party Tues day night in the beautiful grounds in front of their church. It was one of the prettiest sights ever seen here. The grounds were illuminated with myriads of chiiieso lanterns, and while cool, still a handsome, sum was netted. The new chief of police here has or dered that the side walks all over the city be kept cleared. It is hoped that this will ba kept up, for heretofore the blocking of tho $ido walks by goods boxes ha:i been a perfect nuisance. Chief of police Norwood has been presented with a handsome gold badge. The following are the delegates ap pointed to llm gold mining international convention to be held at Denver Color a lo, July 7 !). John Wilkes, George B. Hanna. J. V). Kase, J. L. Rorison, J. E. Burleson. I!. Jf. Kami's, C. II. Thomas, J. Van Lind ley, D. A. Gettya, Garrett D. Ray, Rich ard Haines, Jr , E. B. C. llambley, F. It. Hewitt, R T. Gray, C. O. Wade, S. A. tlenzey, Ii. E. Lyon, A. W. Graham, B. L. Duke, E. Tucker. !!. Miuiney, I1. M. Earnhardt, J. 11. Carson, George W. Isenbour, J.J. Xewin n. N. 11. Mct'and lewi, J. F. Peters. J. W. Finch, C. B. At kinson and Joseph A. Holme.'. It is a great pleasure to noie the rapid growth, (and of such a permanent char acter), of our little capital city. New buildings are going up in all directions and many. In fact most of them, are handsome dwellings. If this conlinuer, Raleigh will soon b' a large city. It is already a beautiful one. The largest graduating class in the history of the college completes the course at Wake Forest today. There are 43 in the clam. This has been an unusually cool month, especially as far as the nights go. Tin re is no Jndieulinii of a hot summer later on. Republicans in this Slate dcclaro that unless the civil service law Is repealed that their parly is "done for." Thero are too many "pie hunters'' that ran get nothing while that law is valid. id. 50,000 THOOP-. TtirU.lu llrnHnt lo Ailvnnr lulo Ttanmnl. Euatnntl'. r'lrintirK. oinmrailed. London A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Vienna says that the (Turkish gov ernment has mobilized 00,003 additional troops, who are now in readiness to ad vance into Thrssaly.Biid that tho govern ment is making ttclive'preparations for a Turkish administration of the province. The correspondent of the Standard at Constantinople says: "The Council of Ministers has decided to prolong the armistice, It will refuse lo discuss the retrocession of Thessaly, but w ill have tho other points for con sideration to the powers So far as the note lo the European arbitrators is con cerned, thero can be no doubt that whether the Sultan Is only binding, or is the victim ot KipuInr pressure, n peace such as Europe expects cannot be ar ranged without risk of the gravest com plications. The Grand Vizar 'on -Saturday pre Rented a rcpotl lo the Sullnn nrging that the whole of Islam whs fully, determined to retain Thrtsaly, and cddiirg: Scyfuliah Bey, chief of stuff to the Hullun, and the Von Moltko of the cam pulgn, bus been summoned to Constanti nople to jflvo tiiu military commission the benefit of his advlco. . The Athens Correspondent f (us gnn. danl reports an interview with M. Rulli, in the course of which tho premier said he was very grateful to England for tier llrninesa, as this might result In saving tho cvrn crop in Tlietsnly, valued at 1,000,003. The the Turkish troops should witlt!raw within a fortnight, lie said the crop might be harvested, but If llio withdrawal were delayed for smonili ths whole world would be wtcrtflccul, winding ji lorn lo Greece quit J,II00, twill; since, If tho Crop wuro lost, the government would be. obliged to fertl the peasants and lo incur other espvntes. Mr. Ulnger Hernianii.'tonndMioner of tho Gencrtl L'tiid OllU'e, at Washington announced bis decision in Hie Cliicnio ! hike front rase, revchdug tho decision of C'oioiiHMilnnrr I-umorcuiix ind denying and n Jetting tho arpllcatlon of Henry I M. UKolletlo and Mathlas Rennet lo l. J i.al l!i Kic Scrip tin llm hind. Tld al lows Hie patent rendered to Robert A, hin?.:u In U'.l to iilnod tor the benefit of tin' !! -ihleeS,.. The l oi'l i Involved were r M I III lrnvtt'1 ' "f ' "i '"i i 0 ' ). F2NSI0N FRAUD CASES. New Bee Chum H.aril In Federal Conrt. Cwli In One, Ine Other Nol ProniMid. - Spccir.l to Journal. Ralkioh, N. C, May 27. In the Fed eral court here today, two of the pension fraud cases, transferred from New Berne came up. W. B. Knight submitted. Judgment was suspended on payment of costs. The case against E. W. Carpenter was nol prosscd. AfcKS FOR ACQUITTAL. The Counsel of llHveraeyer, Ihc Suirnr Magnate Nam Six UrounalH for Tlielr Client. Washington. The government has rested its case asainst Henry C. Huvc meycr, the president of the American Sugar Refining Company. Mr. John son, of Philadelphia, the leading counsel for the defense, moved that the judge instruct the jury to find the defendant nit guilty on six grounds. First That the question as to local and State contributions of the sugar company was beyond the jurisdiction of the Senate Committee and imperti nent. Second That it was not part of Mr. Havemeycr's duty to examine rec ords for the purpose of answering questions he could nst answer from memory. Third. That when data from books or records are demanded such books or records are tho best evidence. Fourth That the question put to the witness was too broad, covering irrele vant matters. Fifth That if the witness was to be held recuscant it was the duty of the committee to warn him that the question was a committee,, not an individual, question, and, Sixth That the indictment did not disclose a cause of action. Mr. Johnson made nn argument of tin hour and a half in support of his motion, nnd when he had concluded District At torney Davis asked for an adjournment, which was granted. Mr. Davis will re ply to the motion. The concluding tes timony of the government offered was not important save for the purpose of making up the record as t,i what oc curred in the Senate investigating com mittee. WARSHIPS MOVEMENTS. ANl;niiieuts Made bj the Neoretary of I lie Stnvy or the Mntlun'a Vowel. New York. The Washington corres pondent of the Herald says: Secretary Long has determined to or der the Lancaster to return home from the South Atlantic station, I am told that the Department wants a supply ship for the North Atlantic station, and the Lancaster may be used for this purpose. It is expected a gunboat will be sent to t ne South Atlantic, where, after the re turn of the Lancaster, the only remain ing vessel will be the Castiue. It Is generally believed that a larger ship in addition will be assigned to the station, and that the Secretary will then assign one of the Commodores to thccommniid. The Feru is now acting as the siyiply and dispatch boat of the North Atlantic sta tion, and the Lancaster may take her place. Tho Navy Department is making an effort to have tho Treasury Department return the Jamestown, which is now in use in New York harbor for quarantine purposes, but it is meeting with copshl crable'ditHculty. The Jamestown is de sired as a powder vessel to be stationed in New York harbor. Tho detail ot officers for the gunboat Annapolis is now being prepared at the Navy Deportment. I understand the Secretary has selected Commander J. J. Hunker to command this vessel. Com mander Hunker is on duly at the New York navy yard as ordnnnco officer. The department has also decided to iav sign Commander W. T. Swinburne, now in charge of the Department of Seaman ship at the Naval Academy, to the com mand of the gunboat Helena, which is now being completed at Newport Nowa. Just as soon as' tho Nashville can be made ready for sea and a crew secured to man her. Commander Washburn May-, nard will be detached from the Bureau of Equipment and ordered to command her. The Navy Department has lieen in formed that I he gunboat Princeton will be launched from the works of Dialogue & 8on, Camdnn, N. J.) on June 8rd. The authorities no nol expect that she will be roady for commission beforo October 15th. Tho battleship Massachusetts, Captain Frederick Dodgers, commanding -will leave the New York navy-yard for Boston where tho hronte statuo of Llbcrty.wh'.ch has lieen erected on her forward turret, and, winch was presented by the Stale of Mus.kcliusotta, wilt be formally un veiled. The New- York and the Maiwa chit elU will participate In the Bliaw monument ceremonies next week. . Ro well has the distribution of the re- , lief to tho flood sufferers In the Missk I sUnlppi and lied river valleys been ad ! nnnistuird that ot tho tolul appropria tion of 1200,000, about one half new re mains Unexpended, although the field has boon fully ovcreJ. OEWFECTni"! permanent nro the Hires by Hood's Siirsaparllin, be- ...mu.. ll ...!... ' .1.1. 1 I.I... ( l,te an I hi"itil, . iui, CLCC3. SUPPLIES AMPLE. !7nii Tlnlinf t P 1 mnrtnnn PlInnn ID lllll Spain Talks ax to Course of I'niled States on Cuban Ouestiou. iliin'l Monkey With Tail," Advice is Given. Washington, D. C Consul General Lee cabled the Stale Department from Havana that the amount of Miopias lie has now on hand there for the relief of American citizens in distress is nlmiiilanl and will last for some lime. Presuma bly this statement appli"s generally to ail consulates, for the consul general lu.s been in consultation with the subordinate consuls on Ibis matter, by direction of tho Secretary of Suite. At any late the department will now pause before mov ing further in the distribution of relief. Steps were begun to hurry forward sup plies from this country to Cuba jus! as soon as General Lee was heard Iroui. General Sullivan, commissary general has selected one of his most experienced assistants, Ouitnin Davis, who rendered such good service at Memphis in the re lief of the flood Eiifferers lo go to Cuba with the supplies, if mccssnry, nnil dis tribute them under the general plans of General Lee. The New York commissa ry depot was to undertake the purchase of the supplies. Then Mr. It. A. Smith, a director in one of I he steamship lines plyina between New York and Havana, had offered free transportation to Culm of the supplies ncd everything was in the train to hey in to move as soon ns word came from General Lee. Now. however, the deparlinenl will wait until General Lee nolilies it that there is fur ther need for relief before putting its plan into operation. Havana. El Uiario do la Marina, in a leading editorial savs: "We see in the American newspapers evidence that there are certain social classes in the 1'nited Stales not siilli ciently alive to tho importance of the ad vice: 'Don't monkey with the lions tail.' These classes are leinni kahle for I lie eagerness with which they invade juris diction in all'.iirs which, like the Cuban war, are exclusively the affairs of t'pain. 'The persistency ivilh which they rec- onize the belligereiicv of the insurgents is crazv and ridiculous. The important conservative interests in Ihc I'niled Slates should not forget that the patience of Spain may soon become exhausted. The Spanish government has given abun dant proofs of its sood will by ignoring tho many inconveniences that have been caused by resolutions in Congress, Those interests ought to be thankful to us for our abnegation. c have suffered, but in case the sword should lie unsheathed Spam would certainly not be the heai ic.st loser ill the fighl.- 'Spain has sent SOO.Ono men to Cuba to settle n domestic dilliriiltv, What would sho not do in the event of a for eign war with the nation w hich for a century bits abused our paticn.o by ig noring Spanish honor and chivalry? I'r.is ident McKinley should considerlhiscare fully, and if he is to deal with us as enemies, let him take the advice of an enemy, and no longer trille with us. ' LnlPNI KrwN llrnm. The Spnnish budget committee, having reported favorably on the projected loan to be secured by the Aliniideii quicksilver mines and upon the various extraordi nary financial measures proposed to meet the war expenses, the Chamber of Deputies adopted tlieni, Including the State monopoly of explosives. Tho President has sent to the Senate the recent correspondence in the ease of the claim of. Victor 1L McCord vs. the Government of Peru. The correspondence shows that Secretary Gluey pressed the claim vigorously upon the attention of the Peruvian Government, but that he received no response to Ids demands. The Secretary of the Na,-y hat accep ted llio offer of the owners or the Anur Ican steamship City of Everett, now at San Francisco, to charter that vessel lo the government for the transportation of grain truin California to Bombay for the (limine, sufferers in Iudi a ul $ 10,000. Minister Terrell, at Cj iistaiilliioplc.lias Informed the Stule Department that the two murderers of Yiissuf, the man killed while distributing American relief funds near Bitlis, Turkey, have been sentenced to fifteen years at hard labor. Civil Engineer R. E. Peary hits been detached from duly at tho New York navy-yard and granted live years' leave of absence. This action has lieen litkcn by Secretary ' Ixing lo enable the officer to prosecute his Arctic explora tions. CA4CAUKT ttimul tie liver, kidneys au bowels. Nvsr il.-kon, taken or gripe I0j. . UiEAL ESTATE AGENCY Furnish ng tenants, icotlug and collect InH run l. AIo negotiations or suds In sll kio li of Ileal Evale Land, In tuts and l"K S7Pi rsnnat stlcullon fclvea rqatrin,! of house lences, do, . E. B UMiPEH. Near P.st t lilies. llll POWDER Abso'ufeely Pure Celebrated for its great Ueavening strength and vieallhfnlncss. Assures I he food iiainsljiluni anil all forms of adul teration eoni'iion to the cheap brand. ROYAL ISA KING 1'OWDER CO., New York. THE COTTON MARKETS. May 27. Cotton market was without feature to day, closing at T.lli August. J. E. Latham. THE MARKETS. CiliOAdo, May 27 OCKN'INO. CI.OSK. . '0' r.sij . 4.:l"i 4 li'Jl July Wheal.. . . July Kilis Those Small ams Have Come. A'hI tlu-y arc ilanily Little Fel lows, ('.ill .tii'l get olio before they ate nil sold, Only pound. Fresh Loose O.it Flukes', Grits. ('aioliMa kico, Li ma licaiis and White 1 Jeans .lust Received. California I'nuici nnl a Fresh Lot of I hose Nice Table I'eai lie-i at ilh: per o in o.ui. Van lloulen'ii Cocoa, and Maker's Cliocol.lto, l'.ilvi ri. : I .Vu:;ur, finest ual.ty. ('nurse; Silt for freezing I lie ('roam, llio ik. San i s & .Mct'ormiek's Flavoring Fxtracls and Spices. Whiilesale and Retail Grocers. 71 Broad Sl New Berne, N. ('. Your Choice Your Price. AT Job Sater's Farnitare lone. I'nder Hotel ( haltawks, , New Heme, N. C. 0 0 0 o Tho Fiirnituro you put in it makes llio ui (Terence o between a houso and a homo. Von want it Low o l'ltKKii, and yon want 1'lonty to select from. o Sutcr hoe both. Ho it prepared to furnish one o email room or a largo houso at prioei equally 0 . reasonable. tWH Coele Nothing to visit his store, and ynit will bo convinced of Pig- the above. El E! af$ IP3 Most Varied O m I Si 9 " m g 13 O o 2 a 8 - i) a E3 ' es a X s& A call will convince. DB!!GE2!!9ODBODO The Largest Surprise. .' ill. can S'.i ' ir '"IT. at " o per - III. K v a pi i rat id Applas .V ib. Arliiiekle's Alio-. i I .,!'; re J I. ' c per ii-'it n ii . I'i lines .".. per iouiii Cream Luiu'li II. .-nu', 1 Hi lacknes at KV, F. ULRICIl'S (iiiot i:i:v. Phone til. 40 Middle SI ii. iv. suir Funeral I) i rod op mitl I'jitibaluipr. lis llrjad Mreet I 1 1 1 N . .m tVlliirlut KoIid? a Si n -iv v Nothing Short About j i ROSENBAUffl ! If you want to pro-prr in life ln one of Itosculiaum'-. 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