North Carolina Newspapers

rr trot .V VOL. XT-NE',7 E2IUE3 NO. 273.' NEW. BERNE, N. C. TUSDAY MORNING, JUNE 1: 1897-, ESTABLISHED 7 " TT ' Farmers. We havo A FULL LINE of CCETIVATORS, anil all oilier Fannin? Im-, pleraents at ROCK BOTTOM TKICES. TO MERCHANTS-Wo Jean sell you goods V manufacturers prices. , Is.U Sutler Co. r, That is the kind of GROCERIES YOU FIND AT TOLSON'S. r7"Comploto Line and Guaran teed LOW PRICES, r Call and .see youreolf.- . . ' " ' Sporting .Ms ! . Balls, Hats and (iloves for B.ise Kail Playors. Fishing Tack to, Linen,'. . Polos, Etc. for tho Fish--: . rrmen. - Alo Stationery, all kinds. - At .T. 1. OASKLNS, 101 MIDDLE STREET. FOR FINE SPJEEYG LAMB, VEAE, MUTTON,' lOKK SAUSAGE a-AND The Finest Stall-fed J5eef In the City . Go 10 Ml CORN & SON, 83 Middle St. riiono 4(1. (loo: lie m M Sewing Machines ON EASY TERMS (o reipon . siblo parties ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. , V Will Call or Wait on Parlies, Duplicate Tarts for Machines For Sale. s Needles and Oil In Supply. E. J. Lanier, 78 Pollock St., tuzw. r.nnru:, n. c, District Ascnt, ;::r Llaniifictnrlni Company. I.ilieral Terms Given Local Agents. 1 Hare Juxt Kr-crlveil an- i oilier New Stork r Mosquito I i I 4 A - ,.,. ,J,. ! !' r,.',u.1 a r ... U l.t I V r.MTI..-- .Ill :l ..!! ( Mi A!" McDaniel & ;. GaskilL Have Just Eocoived a .Fresh barrel 'of those Nice .. ; CuoiuiiberPickles At 5c per tloz. 1 A Fresh Lot Iliows'a Baked Beans with To mato Sanco. Smalt Sugar 'Jured Harris Fresh Cakes "' and Cfackers. Fresh Grits . and Rico. Very Finest Butler,' Fresh from. Dairy. ; H3TAnd a Complolo stock of the Best Groceries that money can buy. Prices as Eow - i as anjwhoro in the city. . You Can Save Money by trading with us. . RESPECTFULLY, i , . is : i: : ; Wholesale and Retail. , ; ' i .Uroeers.' - -. 71 Broad St.1, New Berne, N. C. s Grocerios Cheap and not Cheap Groceries Ilavo Attracted the at-. , tonlion of All Good Housekeepers i - i tiiu t;. Pig" 1 mm ' - v .' ' - mm h II J. II ' i 1 1 lit BE INVESTIGATED. on Sopr Scaiial to i fieporlei Onr Minister to Turkey Mar Mot be ItecclTOd, ' - Talk of Change In Tariff BUI. A Lnll In the Cnban Agitation. Morgan Called to Time. JOITKNAL BUHKAU, ) , WAsniNOTON. D.!,, May 31. The question of another and more searching investigation of the scanda lous charges made against Senators in connection with sugar legislation, in ac cordance with the resolution offered by Senator Tillman, of S. C., nd followed up by the most sensati onal Bpecch of the session, is in a fair way of being decided by circumstances rcgtffdlcsB of the per sonal wishes of Senators. If information is really desired, there was never abetter time to get it. The grounds upon which Mr. Ilavcmoycr, President of the 6Ugnr tru st was given a verdict of "not guil ty," by direction of the judge, show plainly how a Senate Committee may compel him to givo information or go to jail, and the imprisonment of Chapman, light as it is, will -make brokers think Uico before tlioy refuse to answer ques tions. Senator Aldrich's statement that the only man who knew the contents of the sugar schedule of the limit bill, ex cepting the members of the sub-committee that prepared it, before it was repor ted to the Senate was Senator Jones, of Nevada, seems to have made it incum bent upon that gentlumnn to say whether he furnished the information upon which it has been alleged that other Senators speculated in sugar stock, especially in view of Mr. Aldricb having added that no member of the sub-committee gave any informatTBn to'anybody. Tho Com mittee on contingent expenses, of which Senator Jones, of Nevada, is chairman. lias decided to report tile Tillman reso lution to the Senate, with a recommenda tion that it be adopted. If anybody else but Sonalor Tillman had offered iliat res olution there wouldn't be the slightest doubt of its being adopted, and there isn't much anyway. . If the resolution Is adopted, Senator Tillman .will, in accor-. dance with rule and precedent be made Chairman of the (investigating commit tee, and he will find; out something or know the reason why. When the head of a foreign nation objects to receiving the man nominated by .the President contlimeU by the Senate to represent the U. S. as ambassador or minister to that nation, he is merely ex ercising a prerogative that is recognized by all nations, and the minister has nothiog left but to resign. Although it is denied at the State Department that any official notice of objection has been re ceived by .this Jgovcrnment from Turkey, it looks is though Hon, James B. Angell, late President of the University of Michigan,' would bo a victim of the persona non grata hoodoo. It Is admitted by officials that they have knowledge of an attempt to poison the mind of the Sultan against Mr. Angell on account of his prominence as an advocate of the Christian religion, but they say that statements have been made which will mitlafy the Sultan and that Mr. Angell will, within two weeks, atart forTurkey He may, but the impression In Wash; ington is, that ho will not. The Sonato -is making a fair rate of progress with the tnriil bill, which is being discussed and disposed of by para graphs. Everything has so far been-quite business like, but trouble is feared when the wool and sugar schedules n-o reached The Republicans are so fur 'following their steering committee' solidly, and upon neHrly eveiy paragraph they have had vales from Populists and upon sev eral from Democrats, and in nearly every one yet passed upon tho duties have been ruined. If the talk of Republican Sena tors can be depended upon, the increased beer tax and the duty upon tea wi'l both go, and their places be taken in the bill by an Internal revenue tax upon bank checks, deeds, mortgages, etc. Everybody lias settled down to tho con viction Hint it will be impossible to get the Cuban belligerency resolution before tho House so long as Spe aker Reed say do; connequently there is a decided lull In the Cuban talk, and everybody is wait ing te see what Preaident McKiuley will do after Mr. Calhoun returns from Cuba .-uiii makes his report. Eveiyboily con nccli d with the administration, from the 'resident down ban grown reticent on tliia subject. This reticence is said to be caused by tli President' determination not to allow the Binnix)l Minister to gel 9 bint of his intentions before ho gets n aily to act, Lut rumor gives a donen utliiT r nsonft for it. r riut'T Morgan caiixej a scnHjitimiul I-. no in the Nnalo nml was promptly i ,Hi 1 to oiih r hen ho nmile (in attack iii. .n ij.'.ilii-r Heed and the ilonw, for r ' -in ..; nut its proi-i amnio of only i . ': a n-k. Mr. Motrin as- l tl. it I in lint coll , in .inn, mi l that the -, i , ,7 I;, .v en i ' I- 1 1 uii'h r an . m;.y I..- u i .fully cull .THE STATE CAPITAL. ef. Kutaell as Bashvllle. Dates ' or CommcoMnCBli,, Unseam Being rilled. Meeting or toe Hoard r Mcnool Examiners. , Journal Bureau. Raleigh, N. C, May 81. Governor Russell and party of 23 ladies and gentlemen left yesterday afternoon Via. B. A. L.- for Nashville. : They will reach there this afternoon, and return to Raleigh tho end of the week. Governor Russell requested Lt, Reynolds to act as his. representative at Chapel Bill cora moncemont this week. Today being a legid holiday of course all banks and public offices are closed. This afternoon the graves at the National Cemetery will be dtcorated, by members of Post Meade of this city. The Washington Post, an independent Republican-paper s:iys of the Tribune, Jthat broke hero last week, that it made no attempt to enter the legitimate field of journalism but its aim was to promote the political ambitions of certain par ties. There is very liitle hopes of Its being revived. Rev. James Battle Averitt has accept ed the Invitation of the Ladies Monu mental Association to deliver the address at the placing of the headstones at the graves of the North Carolina soldiers buried at Winchester Va. He names September 17lh, the anniversary of the battle of Sharpsburg as the day best suited. To-morrow the R. R, commission meets, and then the reduction of tele phone rates will be definitely arranged. Chapel Hill claims the attention of the public this week in its commencement exercises.- l liey begin to-morrow. June 7ih-10th are the dales lor the Agricultural and Mechanical College commencement. June 7ih is to be Raleigh Day at the Womnns Exposition in Charlotte. It is earnestly hoped that the Capital will be well represented there. The many additions to the Slate mus eum will soon lill tho new department which is about ready for occupancy. Cu rator Erimley is now busy on an 800 pounds turtle. He has on hand the 0 foot shark and 12 foot saw fish, besides many smaller varmints. The directors of the Blind asylum meet June 14th to elect new officers. Splendid ruins fell yesterday, last night and today, so the farmers are well satisfied, as it was much needed. Governor Russell is going to try and obtain from the war department the original title books of Governor Vance, 1S0C-C5: These were taken from the Ca ila in 1S03. ' The Federal court is still in session. It has so far sentenced S prisoners to the penitentiary. This city is to issue $25,000 5 per cent in bonds July 1st. On that date $30,000 six per cent bonds issued many years ago will mature. The proposed issue is to provide for these. It has a bonded in debtedness of about $200,000. The Slato board of school examiners met Saturday morning. It meets agaiu June 10 at Morehcad city. The following subjects were adopted for examination of teachers applying for first grade life certificates: ' (1) English grammar, composition and literature, spelling, defining, writing and reading; (2) geography, political and physical; (0) physioloay and hygeine; (4) history, Korth Carolina, United Slates and general; (fi) arithmetic; (6) element ary Algebra; (7) elementary botany; (8) elementary psychology; 0) elementary physics; (,lU)civil govern uient; (11.) school law. . . The following books in addition to those prescribed by law are suggested as indicating the scopo of the examinations on the several subjects: Whitney's Essentials of English Cram mer, Pancoast's Composition and Rheto ric, Lock wood's Lessons in English, Mauiy's Geography, Tart's Physical Ge ography, Sully's Phvschology for Teach ers, White's Elements of Pedagogy, James' Physchology, Physics, Avery and Gaec, ' Finger's and Peterman's Civil Government." El BaW'Tta Into Consta' toJy He Sheets, .. Tho Seismic Movement Felt Here Yesterday Wan Severe In the Central Part of the : -. Htate. 1 Special to Journal. - J v ItAt.iKin, N. C, May 81.-At 2 o'clock a strong earthquake shock was felt hero lasting thirty seconds. ' ; Many chimneys' woro thrown down, and others were cracked, and tho occu pants of nil the largo buildings went into Iho streets. TUB CRISIS COHMKO. Dr. Rnls Was Hlllra. urnrrni . Holds Iks llpnalth Uovernitjeal KrBfiouHllile. Uavana The commission conducting lbs Inquiry into tho cireaiiihtaiicc stir? rumpling the death of Dr. Ruiz clum d its I.ilv.m !-' ilurdiiy. A nicswnger from W.i ! .: 1 ii ( line from Tani-. on the Mm ' . Mi hi POWDER Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its ereat loavenine strength and 2 healthf ulncss. Assures the tood againshlum and all forms of adul teration common to the cheap brands. KOKAli HAlUJNtt 1'UWUJiK CO,, New Yoitic. Mascotte, but did not land. He was regis tered on the steamer as II. W. Kimball. Mr. Fishback, secretary of the commis sion, accompanied ty Consul-General Lee's son, went on board the steamer.be fore she sailetl and held a brief consulta tion with the messenger, and it is sup posed that they delivered to him the re port of the commission and other highly important dispatches from Consul-General Lee and Mr. Calhoun, who was selected to investigate Dr. Ruiz's death, to bo conveyed to the Slate Department at Washington. Dr. Jose Congosto, the Spanish consul at Philadelphia, who represented the Spanish government in the inquiry; is also understood to have forwarded a lorn; report to Senor DeLnine, the Span ish minister at Washington. Messrs. Calhoun, Fishback and Con- goslo-will leave next Thursday for New York direct. The report by Mr. Calhoun will, it is said, agree with the statement of Consul- General Lee that Dr. Ruiz died from con cussion cf the brain, the result of violence after Bolitary confinement of more than thirteen days, regardless of Ida treaty rights. Consul-Geucral Lee will shortly make report od the liuiz case, and Mr. Cal houn will make a turllirr report on other mailers, such as the money question, the slate of the insurrection, the condition cf American interest and the general suffei ing due to Captain-General Weyler's style ot campaign. Ueneral bees position is just what it was in February last. He holds that bnaui is responsible, since Ruiz died bi chiisc be was deprived of bis treaty rights. Tho exact facts as to how Dr. Ruiz received the blow which kille'd him lieuoral Lee ami Mr. Calhoun could not learn, becauso half of the witnesses ex amined by the commission were prisoners and, it is believed, were afraid to testify fully, iho remaining witnesses were the jailors, who would not testify to crimi nate themselves. The relief of suffering Americans by Consul-General Lee goes on daily. Sev eral hundreds have already been assisted. Cascaretb stimulate liver, kidneys an bowels. Never skkeo, aiken or gripe 10c, For Snlc ! Two lots, the brick buildings on them oud water fronts, at. the corner of East front and Tollock Street. For particulars and termsapply to A. OAKSMITH, Hollywood, N. C. Your Choice Your Price. -AT John Suter's Furnitnre Home. . Under Hotel Cliallawkn, .. i New Heme, N. C. o Tho Furniture yon pnt in it makes the uifJorcnce o between a houso and a home.- Yon want it Low o " rnioEn,. and yon want plenty to select from. o Sutcr, has both. He is prepared to furnish one ' o small room or a large honsa at prices equally o ' reasonable ff37It Costa Nothing to visit his store, ond'you will be convincod of the above. . Henry' Pimrniaey, 127 Middle St. Tooth Brushes, Toilet Articles, &o. DO YOU Seed a .Go-mI Spring Ulool Purilier ? TAKE HENRY'., composed ol Pstta- paiilla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Senna, Prickley A-sh Uiirk.SakMifrns.Todide ToU ash cod Iodide Iron with Wulergrcin. This preparation U exoieinly put up lo meet the popular ueid for a Olood I'utilttr, without tc'ivj relulod to Hie many Secret nodtrtuns and quack rncdl cine of the day, of unknown cainiioitlou and genrnilly of tiltlo medicinal value. The loi inula is printed nn the laUl. I'llK'i: ONLY ."in CLNT: Sure izi' liottli ii o .Hy Mil. I f-ir tl.oo. And LASTING AM. THE WEEK, we will SEEIi OUR STOCK And Something EES TIIAX COST! NOT CHEAP GOODS BUT GOODS CHEAP ! sassHSHSHSRSHSHSHSHSBsasasasssasHsasasHsasasa asji Note the Prices: White Shirts'at 38c, pair for 75c, worth 11.00. Diamond Shirts at 75c. Percale Shirts at 30c, C5c and 75c, Balbriggan Undershirts at 23c. Best Balbriggan Undershirts at 38e, Bleached Jean Drawers at 23c. " Best Bleached Jean Drawers at 38c. , Scriven's Patent Drawers at 75c. Guyot Suspenders (Genuine), 38o. ' Guyot Suspenders (Imitation), 23c. Black Half Hose, fast color, 9c. Best Black Half Hose, fast colgr, 22c. Tan Half nose, fast color, 9c. All our 50c and 75c Neckwear at 38o. Peroalfl Club Tics at 4e. Whte Lawn Club Ties at 20c dozen, best grade. Men's Garters at 10c. Tan Polish. Pasto and Liquid at 8c for both. Linen Collars at 10c, Cuffs I5c. A lot of boys Windsor Ties at 15c,former price 25 4 35o. Men's Leather Belts at 23c and 38c. Cuff Holders at 8c pair. Straw Hats at 50c, former GiHai asasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasassaiJ Our Stock of Will bo fold AT COST and LESS in order ts clean out onr stock before laying in a new supply. BRING YOUU MONEY along with vou and see how well yon can do. NO GOODS SOLD EXCEPT FOR CASH. J0 M. Howard. BODOODODOGOOCOOOODODCCCOOO o o s o o 6 O t 9 O o - TO TRADE AT o a o a o a o a o o a o a o a o o o a o a o o o H EVER was there a truer fact written or spoken. From the friends oi our earlier .efforts to the . swelling hosts of present patrons all testify cheer tully that . MT PAYS TO TRADE AT IIACK- nviuira.M Look into the merits ot a progressive house, one that's been with you for years; one that's in touch with the people by reason of FAIR DEALING and a conservative policy ot HOXI1ST GOODS, ; EOIt HONEST MONEY. And your money back when not satisfied. We lead in the Quality and,, Variety of our goods and . the fact that we discount every bill means it pays . to trade at ' o a o a o n o n o o C ) ( ) ( ) j sss I Pi price 75c to $1.25. T-a.esd.a3r Clothing Y O o n o D O o o CI o o o n ? ) ) )