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J- Daily Journal. VOt.lX.-NO. 104. SEW BERNE. N. C. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. r 7 0. i f IK ' BUSINESS LOCALS. ANiea Sail Boat and Sail (or rent 50 cu a dar. araning, or (or sale. Nkvsc Bitih Bath Housk, OLD PAPERS for. Ml in any quan tities at Jocehal offlee, rpHB TAYLOR ADJUSTABE SHOE X for ladies. . New and marvelous in vention. See sample. N, Abpbn, jl8 tf Opposite Jotnm.iL Office. THE FINDER OF A PAIS OF EYE glasses with Franklin, Washington, D. 0 , stamped on the case, will please return them to this offioe. 17-tf . SODA WATER on draught today at Johit Dunk's, tfi EW BATH HOUSE-Now open at furnished. Gentlemen, lOo. Boys. oo. Season ticket, $1 50. m27tk A FINE line of SMALL HAMS, 5 to 7 pounds at John Dunn's. tf. Thkeb ia little or no probability of the Election bill becoming a law before the fall elections. Oue esteemed contemporary, the : Atlanta Constitution, is apparently 1 ambitions to be knQvn.as the Mail and Express of the South,, The river and harbor bill will be taken up in the Senate August Sth . and pressed to a determination, the tariff bill being laid aside for the time. , This will be a great year for American farmers, provided the McKinley bill does not pass. Good crops in the United States and nearly the whole outside world suffering poor crops. THE New York Herald's corres pondent under date of Jnly 29 says that Hoar's humiliation was com plete. He could not get a hearing for the Election bill in the Reppbli cau caucus, and the bill was left to die the death of inanition. The Sixth Congressional District Convention nominated S. B. Alex ander as the successor oi Mr. Row 'land. W. II. Neal, Esq., was made chairman of the Executive Com inittee, which means a well planned campaign and energetic work. A little more of the "thorough business methods of the House of Representatives, as now constituted and conducted," and this Govern ment would cease to be a Govern ment of the people, by the people, and for 1 he" people. -New York Sun. The Democratic ; papers of the : State very generally express regret that Mr. Simmons declines to be a candidate for Congress before the nominating convention. If when the convention meets Mr. Simmons is nominated with practical unan ioiity. be will not and cannot de- v uline the nomination. " That fiery patriot, Ool. Shepard, warns the South through his paper that if she kicks up any racket over the force bill a million men from the.North will swoop down on her and clean things up. In that event it is needless to remark that this valiant warrior at long range would not be among the swoopers. Wil mjngton Star. : : - : v t..JJ. "7 j all offices vpteu for tniB year 1 'are 'j important, but Democrats should especially make sure of the ; ; ' r.togtaifttov rTMce nr ,',' leaderr hia I t&ei" attacked 1 His ' term exbireLthfthis .Uonefress. . and trie Uikit'.t9 choose - his BuccesfoIisW'jbe -, - summer. .".Let ns be Bare that Vance ' --' is elected his own succesaord r? c ; The , Washington; :jl.)Bt says v "The Davenport 'force bill in ai: - probability will never become a! law The industrial system of the South wit) never "become subj ected to the strain it would inevitably, impose The gradual settlement of the race question will not .be handicapped and set back by such unwise and short-BiKhted legislation." I; '' An anonymous , circular charges j :,C Governor Fowle Judge .Clark; and A Gol. Andrews with a dlsrespectable ' " ; ' deaL This la intended ' to injure : Judge" Clark, and defeat his- nom .' nation" In1 the; approaching "State f-.. ' Convention We do ' not propose to champion JudgeClark, bat we despise such a mode of attaek, and we trust that the News & Observer or the State Chronicle will take this matter np and present it in its true colors. Mb. Harbison, with the fate of Hayes before his eyes, does not want to return to a Hoosier farm andjook after setting hens like his distinguished predecessor. Instead, he is saving all he cau, making as much as he can by speculating in land and using his high office to boom it, and he is pocketing all insults that are tendered hitn in the shape of Cape May cottages, "tips" for good investment, and anything else that is offered. Atlanta Journal. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Geo. S. Wilcox Raward Ofle ed . W. B. BOTD-Meetiiig of St John's Lodge. Nkusk River Bath House -A Nice Sail Boat and Sail For Rent. locax news. August 1. A hot wave is reported coruinir his way. Ramemberthe moonlight sail tonight, Children under 12 years of age 15 cents Several passengers from Kineton took the steamer Beaufort for Ocrncoke last night. The State Republican convention has been called to meet in Raleigh August the 28th. The flour market is excited, say the merchants, and prices are going up. Provisions, generally, fra advancing in prioe. Dj not forget the moonlight excur sion by the Baptist Aid Society to nittht on the steamer Kinston. It will leave at 8:80 o'clock sharp. Mr. J. B. Holland and Mr D. F. Jarvis have formed a partners-hip for the purpose of engaging in the dry goods business. We wish them pup jeer, they are young men of excellent character, of business capacity, of uffuUo dis position, and deserve succeis. Taa new firm begins business today. Mr. O. Marks loses an excellent cletk, one of the best in New Berne, in the person of Mr. Jarvis, but we cuppoae the place ill be rilled by a corapitent man. The Fire "Xtsterday Morning. The fire department was called out about 2 o'olock yesterday morning by an alarm from upper South Front btreet. The fire was discovered in the grocery store of Mr. J. B. Roberts, near the foot of the macadamized road. The flames were quickly extinguished after the firemen arrived. Mr. Roberts, however, lost about all of his goods, which loss amounts to about $200. There was some insurance. The extent of damage to the building, which was a small frame structure belonging to' I. W. Eubank, has not been learned. Houses on either side were very slightly damage J. The origin of the fire is not known, hut it is thought that rats kindled the blaze from loose matches. Let Her Have It. Miss Annie Rooney, of Delaware has applied for a pension. She ought to have it, If unremitting public service oounts for anything. For months we have had no relief from "Little Annie Rooney," If she will only get a pen sioanow and retire, we shall be glad.' Raleigh Chronicle. We advise somebody (whocovers business it is) to give "Annie" a pen ion, and to "hurry up" about it, if that will persuade her to retire to private life.' If sbe don't retire soon, a great many people will need the asmstance of public charity. The asylum is full now.; ;.;-v:.v. v.- - Republican County Convention. ' The Republican Convention of Craven county met in the oourt house yester day and organized by the election of Frederick Douglas, president, Ham, leoretaryj and John B. Willis, assist iat leoretary." The convention was full, every preoinct being fully repre 3;A committee on solutions was ap pointed and' reported t' in substance The endorsement of the. National Re publican ' party); opposition to County Government and " the State Election Geo.B. White was " endorsed for Solicitor, and H.. P. Cheatham for Con grees;'"''--' ; : '. 0 ' : - The , following nominations - wejre mad i For Senator, Edward Bull; for Representative, John S. Chapman;- for Clerk Superior Court,- E. W, Carpenter for Sheriff, R, P. Williams; for Regis ter . of Deeds,. George: OreenV jr.; 'for Coroner, AG. OdeD, and for Surveyor, Henry J. Lovick. The event of the day was the nomina tion of Mr. Williams for sheriff and his acceptance of the nomination. Nomi nations for sheriff being in order, Joseph Haha and R. P. Williams were placed ia nomination' It was proposed that the nomination be suspended until Mr. Williams could be heard from. The suggestion was opposed and a commit tee appointed to wait on Mr. Williams. After a little time the committee re turned mi J reported that theyhad per-' formed the duties imposed upon them and that Mr Williams was in the house. Loud oulin were made for Williams, and , in response, he rose and spoke sub stantially as follows "Mr. President and Gentlemen: Inasmuch as I have been treatod s) well by you and so badly by the Democratic party, they having gono to Alabama for a mayor and having received Lon Moore into the patty, I sever all connection with them and accept your nomination." The remarks of Mr. Williams were raceived with loud applause and his nomination was mado unanimous. It U but fair to say that the conven tion wi3 harmonious and its business OO&duCtOd corum. with promptness and de- One l liie Mauy Who Regret It. In noticing the withdrawal of Hon F. M. Simmons from .the Congressional race, the Twin City Daily says: "We see from the New Berne Journal that ex-Congressman F. M. Simmons had withdrawn his name as a candidate for the nomination for Congress from the second district. We very much regretted to see this. Mr. Simmons is on of the ablest, most patriotic and fearless men in the district. His term iu Congress two yearn ago showed the ind of metal out oi which he was mude. He did more for this district than has been done by any other repre sentative since the wa'. He made a bitter fight against the j'lte hogging trust in the interest of f:n mors while in Congress, and these en in turnlwhenhe was re-nominated Udod luuir money and innuence to aid ;i accomplishing his defeat, and now o learn the farmers for whom he la- red so hard are the men who, through Minr Alliance, are foroing bim to witb- r.w from tho nomination. It is another eaJ comment upon the ingratitude of people. They will now no doubt turn to a man who knows more about politics than he does about patriotism more about pandering to prejudice than he oes following the convictions of an honeHt hoart.'' Personal. Hon. T.J. Jarvii, who has been at Morehead for a month, passed up the road yesterday morning. There was quite an exodus of New lierneans to Black Mountain yesterday. Following are the names of those who composed the party: Mr. and Mrs. C E. Slovor, Mr. and Mrs. Go. N. Ives Mi?' Lulie Ives, Mrs. E. B.Ellis and littlj daughter Lizzie. Miss Emma Katie Jones, Mrs. E. II. Ellis, Miss I. H Ellis, Miss Aurora Mace. Mi.-r Sadie Ilollister left yesterday for Morganton. Miss Lucy Taylor, who has been pending sometime with friends in the city, left yesterday for Mt. Olive. Misses Ada and JennieBurrus and Miss Sophie Jones, who have been visiting in Hyde county for several weeks, have returned home. Capt. Thos. Gates has returned from Fort Barnwell. Gen. Robert Ransom, who made a trip through a part of Lenoir and Pitt counties yesterday, says that the crops are still very fine. There has not been' too much raiu. Among the passengers on str. Beau fort last night for Ocracoke were Messrs. II. W. Wahab, Roscoe Nunn, Lieut. F. Winslow, Mrs. W. M. Wat son, Mrs. B. B. Davenport and two children, Mrs. H. L. Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs. Parrptt. We learn there are how about two hundred visitors at this pleasant seaside resort. Three Children Killed by a Train on a Bridge. Paterson, N. J., July 29. A slaugh ter oocurred on the Erie Railroad bridge over the rassaio . river this evening. Five children, returning from a black berry expedition with well filled bas kets, started to cross the bridge. When tho children were nearly across the bridge, whioh is without rail or foot path, the children - saw the train ap proaching on the ' west-bound track, and stepped upon the east-bound traok, but the fast passenger train oame rush- log towards them, ihe omidren were paralyzed with fear, and orowded to gether directly bofore the approaching train. The engineer saw them, but dared not apply the brakes suddenly as that course might; have lent the train through the bridge. 1 1t was an awful moment. - People on the bank of the river shouted to the children to get be tween thelf cries were useless, for the locomotive struck the stood of little onee and hurled three ot them upon the other track' dead. -The engineer was overcome at . the acnallinir aisht. ' Ha had strength left, however, to stick to bis post and stop the train as soon as it had oroesed the trestle, , . .- Uj.- The deolininrfDOwers of 'old age may be wonderfully recuperated and sus tained by the daily use of tlood'i Sarsa panlla. .. . 7 NORTH CAROLINA NtWS. Scotland Ntck Democrat: Scotland Neck bad only 483 inhabitants in 1330. We have not heard the returns for this .year, but suppose it must be near a thousand. A stock company was organized at Greensboro Saturday, with $100,000 oapital, whioh will at once erect large rolling mills, land having already been purchased tor the purpose. Several hundred hands will be employed. Washington Progress: Elizabeth City shows a population of between 8200 and asm. The Carolinian claims that for partisan purposes the lines of the town have been drawn in so as to cut off 1,000 people living in the suburbs. We do not know how this is, but doubt if that bad anything: te do with the failure to extend the city limits. Ooldsboro Dispatch: A second ward neighborhood was aroused last night by the screams and ories for help of a col ored woman who lives alone. When the neighborhood reached the house, she was found in a very excited condi tion in a neighboring yard. Her story is that an unknown colored man en tered her house while she was aleep. and without notice began beating her with a big stick. When she screamed he ran. and she is at a loss to account for his conduct. A Grave Charge. Washington, July 29. Mr. Oattw, of Alabama, offered in tho houso today a resolution reciting the charge made by the Farmer's Alliance that millions had been spent in lobbying the Silver bill through Congresn, and " calling for an investigation. Ihe resolution wan withdrawn temporarily. WENT OFF TO MAKE FORTUNES AND TWELVE HUNDRED RETURN ItOMK IN A DESTITUTE CONDITION. London. July 30. A Bteamer has ar rived at Marseilles from Buenos Ay rig with twelve hundred returning emi grants on board. These people, who were induoed to - leave France. Italy and Germany for the Argentine Repub lic, on account of the report of facilities and prosperity of that country, return in a destitute and despairing condition. They declare that it was impossible for them to find employment and that the land is all taken up or held at high price, exoept in remots districts where it is as yet valueless. They would have starved if they had remained longer in the country. GOV. LEE AND THE BOYCOTT. Ho Doesn't Like It New York, July 30. Ex-Governor Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, who is in this city, said in an interview yester day that he was opposed to a boycottrin retaliation for the so-called force bill, and he believrd Virginians generally were. In his opinion, however, the bill would promote strife and unsettle values in the South, and it was there fore opposed to both Southern and Northern interests, A MAGNIFICENT TRAIN. THE FINEST ONE IN THE WORLD TO lil'N ON TnE B. AND O. BOAD. Washington, D. O., July 30. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company reoeived from the Pullman shops today what is claimed to be the handsomest train of passenger ooaches in the world. The cars are enamelled a rich, glossy dark blue. The train'is to be known as the "The Royal Blue" and is to run on the fast service between Washington and New York. The interior of the care represent the latest devices for lighting, heating, etc., and the up holstery and draperies are magnificent, harmonizing in every detail to a nicety. The train has been on exhibition at the B. & O. station this afternoon. Lumber Yards Burned. Chicago. July 30 A disastrous con flagration broke out tonight on the Lake front, ot the foot of Michigan street. Jt began on the Fitzsimmons & Connell, contractors, and quickly spread to the lumber yards of Ayer & Co,, and Whit comb & Co. A wilderness of slips and wharves rendered the place almost in accessible for fire engines, but the fire boats, provided by the city for just such anemergenoy, remedied the difliculty in a measure. Ten acres of lumber was consumed. together with forty freight cars. The direction of the wind alone saved the shipping and warehouses in the vioin ity. The loss will not exoeed $300,000 A Million Dollars Wortii of Property Destroyed. Sbnora Falls, N. Y July 30 A fire broke out here late last night which, be fore the flames were gotten under oon trol at noon today, destroyed about 1 million dollars worth of property in the business part of the town. Fifteen acres of ground were burned over. Another Alliance Nominee for Con gress. Atlanta, Ga., July 80. The Demc crata of the fourth congressional die triot today nominated O. L. Moses, an Alliance man, to succeed Representative Urimes. A Enel Feared. Fredericksburg, Va., July 80. Dan iel Lee, nephew of Gen. Fitahugh Lee and Frank Hume, rival candidates for the Congressional' nomination in Staf ford county, have exohanged bitter threats in the newspapers, and a duel is feared., .- ,. . v s TWO MEN DROWNED. Alexandria, Va., July 80 This af tern oon a boat on the Ocooguan , river containing four Intoxloated men Onset. Joseph Tavenner and J. M. Force were drowned. . Their bodies have, been re covered. ' f' X Brooklyn's Papulation. Wasuikqton, D. C, July 29 The rough oount of the population of Brook lyn, N. Y., has been completed by the census office. It shows that the popu lation is 804,387. an increase since lSbO of 2:h,?14 or 41.95 per cent. SHIPriNU NEWS. ARRIVED. Steamer Vesper, of E. C. D. line, with cargo of general merchandise, from E. City. Schooner Annie Predmore, Capt. Agent, from Hatteras, light. (LEAKED. Schooner Addie Henry, Capt, Pigott, with lumber for E. City. SCHOONEBS IN PORT. Schr. Peoora, Capt. Douglass. Nchr. Unity R. Deyer, Capt. Bev- eridge. Schr. M. E. liilee, Capt. Ireland. Schr. Henrietta Hill, Capt. Smith. Schr. John R. P. Moore. Capt. Oaskill. Schr. Carrie Farson, ('apt. Murphy. NOTES. The steamer Vesper, of the E. C D, line, will sail for E City at 4 o'clock p. m. today. The Eaglet, of this line, will arrive tomorrow. Notice Lodirc Meeting. Then will be a Special Communica tion of ft John's Lodge No. 3 of A. F. & A. M. at their Hall Friday night at o l-a o oiock. Work in 2nd degree. IV order of W. M , V. B. BoD,Sec'y. Reward Offered. a reward ot ou cents win te &iven for tho return of my coat, which was lost on the road from New Berne to DdBruhl, on Trent road. Can bo left at DoBruhl or at the Journal office. augld&wli Geo. 8. Wilcox m;bschibe to the weekly JOURNAL. ONLY $1..10 A YEA1! OR T. CENTS FOR SIX MONTHS. Peace 011 Earth A waiu that countless army of martyrs. whose rankB are constantly recruited from the victims of nervousness and nervous diseases. The price of the boon is a systematic course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the finest and most genial of tonio nervines, pursued with reasonable persistence. Easier, pleas anter and Bafer this than to swash the victualling department with pseudo tonics, alcoholic or the reverse, beef xtracts, nerve foods, narcotics, seda tives and poisons in disguise. "Tired Nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep," is the providential recuperant of weak nerves, and this glorious franchise being usually the consequences of sound digestion and increased vigor, the great stomacbio which insures both is pro ductive also of repose at the required time. Not unrefreshed awakens the ndividual who uses it, but vigorous. lear headed and tranquil. Use the Bitters also in fever and ague, rheuma tism, kidney troubles, constipation and biliousness. Flood's Sarsaparilla has a steadily noroasicg popularity which can only be won by an article of real merit. Give it a trial. What is a cold in the head? Medi cal authorities say it ia due to uneven clothing of tho body, rapid cooling when in a perspiration, &o. The im portant point is, that a cold in the head is an inflammation of the lining mem brane of Ihe nose, whioh, when un checked, ia certain to produoe a catarrhal condition for catarrh is es sentially a "cold" which nature is no longer able to resolve ' or throw off. Ely's Cream Balm has proved its su- oeriority, and sufferers should resort to r, before that common ailment becomes Heated and ends in obstinate oatarrh. TO THE LADIES ! Read" tliip, please, and know that the "NUMBER !)" WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE, which received the Grand Trize at the Paris Exposition of last ycaf is the greatest wonder'of the age. Silent, Light and Rapid. Durable, and adapted to the finest and coarsest work. Embroidery and riok-rack without any extra attach mcnt. Call at T. J. Turner's. Wholesale and retail Furniture Dealer, New Berne,' N. C. and examine. Engine for Sale. A fifty -horsf -power steam engine will be sold at auction at Brins.on's wharf, New Berne, on Friday, August 8, 1800. j23Jtd JAMBS MANWELL. TOCRItTS. Whether on pleasure best or businesa, anouia taite on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acta moat pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers , head aches and other forma of sickness. For sale in j 50o; am tl.00, bottles by all laadinft drugi.lsu.i f : i Ma-V:; i ;' PATRONIZE YOUR HOME TAPER. IT , IS A HOME : INSTITUTION. -'J'" i.. j:.. 4' 1 i' .' ' ' ' 500 BAGS SHOT, ALL SIZES, For sale at Towers Prices. Agent For Hazard Gunpowder Co. Sold at their Prices. IT. Uliioli, WHOLESALE GROCER, MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNK. r,. (. fV vory liuo ( mar. Try it At J. F, TAYLOR'S. Best Grades of Tobacco. Selling lots of Good for litlle moi,, v J. F. TAYLOR. Ocracolie. SUUtfER SCHEDULE it- t Beaufort. For the iM in lil of tlist. vihit Ocian.l.c. , hiring tlx "ho desire lo M-HSOll, th he lolliiwlu nr.ni rui; r w ill Schedule : 1 1111 Leave nnl,in I"" 'Avry S.aur.lay 11 p.m. i ... i . ni'iimny it a.m. dursday ) a,m. Closi conned inns win, u0,... . mini wreonvnie and iavlioro, and the H u', . 11 . u"" '-onnoctH with ' 11 111 11. ni;Ui and We! Ion Railroad. On intermediate day the BEAUFORT leftwnp there 7 -' in. Thursdays, Unilroad. will touch at N't:W :,.ni,, a.m. hiosdavs mul m nnnectiiif,- with Atlantic - I'AUE 1'rom Washington to Orr.woUe and re turn, il.'ti). From New Heine to OcracoKf and re turn, "in Single trip tickets, i From Washington to New Berne, ,',(i From New Berne to Washington, f ? AM I'LL ACCOMMODATION, KAKK AT 11, ,'1 Id.. IVrday - ... $, l'er week . $10 Oo l'er month - - :o (!t) SPECIAL BATES TO FAMILIES. spe.vcku nrtos. Managers. The Heamer BEAUFORT line, ... built and made larger, and in now a com fortable and senwortbv boat, and has a permit to carry 2."H pasKengors. jyl0dw2m For any information null n w n Roberts, at Old Dominion wharf. Stmr Blanche for Sale. j xae peuse and Trent River Steam boat 'omnanv offer thir ata.m. Blanche for sale on reaaonahlfl torn,. and at a very low prico. The Blanche is 70 feet Ions;, 18 feet wide over all, and draws 30 inches water, loaded, has passenger accommodation for 25 pas sengers and can easily carrv inn passengers, will carry 100 bales of cot ton. She has recently been rebuilt and both machinery and wood work is in perfect order. She is well adapted to the river and creek trade. For further particulars apply to James Redmond, Seo' & Treas, New Berne, N. O. Wanted, to buv a good ten or twelve horse power Boiler. Apply to . James Rkdmond,, d&wtf. New Berne, N. V . Ofpicb op the OldjiDoininlou Steamship Company. New Bkrne, N. C, July 31,1890. The steamer Manteo will sail from Norfolk for Newborn, via Washington, Friday- ......August 1st. Wednesday k , 8tn Monday... utnt Friday..;......;....;...;,:; Wednesday........", .. ...u..; H 20th. Monday. 25tbt Friday. ....... .i..... uUf Keturning, wilt sail from New bern for Norfolk direct, touching at Roanofc e Island wharf. :; v, . . j Monday..,.;;..; ,;.. AugURt4l,h. ; M. 8 . " i:- . eriuay ....., M,4, ..,.. Wednesday ,i,iw;..;'i.;uItlM Uonday ...... .,,..1, a ..., i Wednesday The abovt is the ' Old Donri: Auirust Calendar. ' I'lesse olip and pin on your bhu i sleeve, .. . .. . E. a Eoberts, . 1 :
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