GREEISBORO DAILY WOEKMAM.
Vol X. -Noj
NREEKNRORO. N. (J., TUKSDAY A1TEKN0ON, JULY 10 IM3
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Price $3.00 Per Year.
HOMESTEAD. j
Hovrsi-ka:, P.' , July iS At6i
o'clock 'J, is nioT'r' thr wa'chtnrrt '
frftb rarambm Iftm'th).
SPEAKING OP YOU
threw cp.ii ma i
roiies ot fence tin
Cucin il cr nre a gr :tly maligned i
gate in 1 1 '.v.o. vegelabV," aiJ a nun who 'irwiHr it
i."f"t t-.. rt .! a - 11 I a f r .. ' t ..n ... .1 . . f 1-:- . - i t
!- ; v '7"' oxng rv.. ' me , ho has bien
piry .id t"ii psirenuy i r ire ' summer. "They are c .r ;!,.r ..i
w:" utvi T" Pv : or v hvtuU :J '. tNi n,-,ntv nf v.v.i. .,.
-..,,.!...,:.. . i. ........ .;...t , . 1 1 l.u.." ' i ' Oaddy, of Kinstor
l 1:1 k
il.C,
il to ie jhralthy ; whores i( ci c
p-.i'f : ,!:ity lias, morning r.nd Ix-in ft w l oi r, ot being ja.h . i'. i
repair preliminary o the starting of I on cont,.Vy. v,-ry wVi.is
...c in., f A tfti'.'.-u I'rtv; icportcr qUite ,.s ,nuch so in my cstimaii n a
Mr. R. T.Gray, of Raleigh, came
I up on the io o'clock train this mowing
Mr. Ed Steel-, (,f Hgh ! int, we.it ! He M.v ,hat 'hi tf-'f. "htch leares
K-liMjih this morn nr. FuJeijr. m 7 o'clock, with b.t0-gab'e car,
:f SOinburv, "l scc9nd coach, it a
... ' uiuil nnm Tnw ininir .im1 , n'i U.
ino ns oien vis.im.: .M.ss Minn.e i .
! P...wn, eft - nighi for hr h.,mo. , Un'. com,n r,Ehl " r
our wiin utile or no stor p.n on the
w.io ha !
b.-rn here for some time on visit re '
way. The wrne, hj i.ay, true of
is- !..;.. i. 1. 1. . 1
tume.1 borne, via R.!e,Rb, ihts morn.! . c K.
n hM n t . . 1 ...... L T) I . . .
also waited patiently. A few minute
h-f nc ctn ore din arrive ! anJ w,i
.'.dmitted without a question. Then
rata? air ther an.! another & twelve
men had passed within the gxtcs.
They were not the mechanics who
wre summoned. They were not
former employes returning to make
individual application (or their old
positions. They were the waichmen
nd foremen who have remained loyal
to the company and have been on
duty since the mills shut down; And
thus did the week open. Not one of
the skilled mechanics reported at the
office, and despite the official notices
of Superintendent fetter, woik did
not commence at the usual time
today.
All night long the strikers' pickets
patrolled the river front and not a
man was smuggled into the works.
The unanimous decision rf all the
employes of the Carnegie Works, who
are not member of the Amalgamated
Association and why nifmbfrr orpe
3,000, at their meeting yesterday, to
stand out with the steel workers to the
end, has made the entire force of the
Homestead milN a nnit
SYMPATHETIC STSfXERS RRTt'RN TO
WORK.
riTrSBURO, Pa., July 18. A Urge
number of the mechanics and labor
ers of the Upper and Lower Union
Carnegie Mills at Lawrenceville, who
went out laat week when the mem'
bets of .he Amalgamated Association
inaugurated their sympathetic strike,
returned to work this morning. These
men are employed in finishing up the
worl; f f the skilled employes, 11 Urge
quantity of which is on h:.nd. . They
do not belong to the Association.
lull
them, ai.l partake of t!ie:n f eely
throughout the season i but I nhnnhl
not allow ihem to tat at a'.l, ur.'.ets I
was sure nf their freihn.
It is just that that makes all the dif
farence. My greit grand -father was
hale and hearty at ninetj-two, and 1
remember being told thot Lit diet
chiefly consisted of cucumbers and
tobacco.
Thii menu I co ild not recc jm-nd
to old gentlemen as a rule . I only
cite it to show that my favorite vege
table ha its sanitary value in some
cases N. Y. Tribune .
A Cantlvn llaro.
Caafrwea f TliTM yialim.
Cliarl.it'.e Nwt. .
Onth-.- FourUi a! July, i8S6,,the
negroes at Hasty, Richmond county,
had a big celebration. There was a
row, and a negro named Henry Har
ris, shot and k;llrd the negro he was
fighting with. Ilairis fled, and noth
' ing had since be .-n heard of him until
yesterday: The murder itself was
almost forgotten. When the tra'n
stopped at Rockingham yesterday
morniiig an cfiicer got off and went
to the jail with a negro in chains.
The negro was the long missing Har
ris, and the officer was Deputy Sheriff
Ladd, of Henry county, Alabama,
who had captured Harris tVere- The
rewards for Harris' capture aggregate
$300. The captured negro, on being
locked in jail at Rockingham, con
fessed to the murder at Hasty's, but
said he did it in self defence. Further
than that, he confessed to having
killed two other men,; one in Georgia
and one in Alalama. All three mur
ders were committed at frolics, and
aecordiniz to Hairis' claims, in self
. defense. , -
'Twas at the Sabbath School picnic.
Two maidens ot uncertain age were
struggling in the water, almost drown
ing- .
"Merciful heaven V c-ied the p-..
tor. "Will no one sve them ? Is
t.We no iituurusr AB1QD2- ustfi..juve-l-
therar
"Is there a jctice of peace in the
aowd?'' asked Tattered Stuyvcsant,
the traTp, i-uddenly emerging from
the bushes.
"I held that office," answered a gen
enun. "But will"
"Well then, ladies," shouted Tatter
ed Stuyvcsant to the struggling maid
ens, "hold up your hands and let the
jestice fwear ye that I don't have to
marry iitlier of y and I'll p'unge in.
'm heroic, but not foolhardy. THs
isleip ye-r!" F.x.
JhU WMl M.
We have already pub'is'aei! the fact
that Joi.n Wood, ot thin place, a rfem
ber of the police force of Durham, fed
from' the excursion train going to Nt
folk Thursday last, when it Was run
ning, we are told, about a mile, a min
ute He s ipped and fel1, and it was
one of those sudden accidents it is
hard to get a straight account of, but
he Hustained injuries about the head
from which he died, in Norfolk, Sun
day afternoon at 3:35 o'clock Dur
ham ,Sun ,. . : T
A Live Old yinn.
Old Mr. Chriuty Hullender, who
lives near Fancy in this county, is S6
years of age, but is more active than
many men not halt his age. On one
of the hottest days in June this year
he cut 40 dozen bundle of wheat,
which is a pretty good day's work for
a yotinsr man. Shelby Review.
In a difficulty between Lewis Shu
ford,', a school trustee, and James
Isbell, who desired his son to be em
ployed as V teacher, in . Caldwell
county, Isbell assaulted ShurTord with
knife and iufliced wounds which
-were thought f be fatal ;
linr-
Mis CowUs, of S;ntivi;, who has I
hm viniting Miss Abbie Caldwell, re-1
turned to her home this morning.
Miss Irving and Kati Scales and
Carrie Settle, who have hem away on
quite an extended trip, roturnd home
last night.
MUses Keid, who have been visit
ing the famiiv of Capt. Neil Ellintr
ton, returmd this morning to tbir
home in Wentworth .
Miss de Rossett, of Wilmington,
spent last night hete with Mrs. Harry
Martin and went down to Burlington
this morning to visit her aister, Mrs.
Walter Holt.
W. W. Fuller, of Duiham, who has
been to Nhw York, and Lee Overman,
of Salisbury, were on (he train going
eat this morning.
Rev. Jno. N. Garret was here this
morning on bis return from visiting his
family at Yadkin College to his pastor
al work in Alamance county.
Mr. C. W. Bain, of Rahdlemaa.
irtioaTeh ofiTfri'sir' lo'frtenuvV1
Salisbury and at Greensboro, after
speaJing a tow dys in this city, re
turned to his home this morning,
Mrs. Jss White, formerly of James
town, but now of Oxford, tccompan
ied by his wife and little bey, ws bere
this morning on the way bark to Ox
ford after visiting her parents for a
timt. . ;
Hon. Kope EliHH , an Co'. Paul B.
Means passed through here last night
going nor'h. Mr. Kliasjis a member
of the committee to notify Mr. Cleve.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
Siitkora l b Vroaccuud
Pittsburgh,' Pa., July iS. The
men who re.is'.ed the landing of the
Pinkertons and who participated in
their mal-treatment after ' their sur
render 'e to ' be prosecuted to the'
bitter end. Over 200 names of such
men rre how in the possession, of
Knox & Reed, the attorneys for the
company, and to ; whom , the ' entire
matter has been referred for action
The sptcific charges to be brought
against the men who have been spot
ted is that ot accessory' to murder in
the first degree.
The Teuchers' Institat; opened in
the Court House here at 10 o'clock,
with an increased auniber in attend
ance and with more intcieft evidenc
ed. Rev. Dr. J. Henry Smith led in de
volior.al eerciees and then abort talks
were made. The inurr.ing hours were
devoted to talk on how to tea.41 read
ing. Thi afternoon the sur-ject cf gt.v
ernment was taken up and ducus-ed.
During the week between the hours
of ri and is o'clock, Prof. Aldorman
will deliver special talks, which ill
be of interest to the laity as well s to
the teachers
The institute promises to be one of
great interest and urefulness. We
hope the people generally will turn
out.
Th-re were about onr'liundred tcsch
eis in attendance today. We siy it to
the credit of the ladies that they
v-it.Dfw--rfmrrwrrt -rtra-; xt e J
men r. d m to take a deeper in
tercst.
Thos. Cole, a farmer of Rutherford
county, was struck by lightning and
killed, last Saturday. .
Removal-
The office of the Dailv Workman
has been removed from its old quar
ters under Henh.w Hall to the Yates
building, corner r.f Suith Kim and
Sycamore street , entrance in front at
Ni. 1 j j.
The Wokkmw will In- oldi-id tc
it fiicndt if tiicy n ,11 coiiimutiicite at
the otfice any items of iu a thii may
come into their poist-siioo
NEWS NOTES.
Four saloons and a barber ;hop
were burned in Alliance, Ohio, tester
day. Lone fio.ooo Alliance is a
prohibition town.
The IIoue committee on ways and
means yesterday reported a resolution
providing for the adjournment of the
first session of this Congress on next
Monday.
Hon Wm C. Whitney and E S.
Benedict were the viutors of Cleve
land day before yesterday. They
took dinner at Gray Gables and later
went n board the yacht It cannot
be ascertained whether the visit had
ar.y special significance.
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Ladie'a Auction.
There will be an auction sale of
gools exeluivel for hdis at the
Bo' n Rarkr' -5 -;, 'omoir -w,
(WeUud.y) a.;6iuoou, iiciiiu.ii at
5 o'clock.
Dre4 good,, laf,-. itruBBUH;
poVerrhoaUMtnrui. lawos, ire., Sec,
w
resei
. This is something new for Greens
boro. All ladies invited; no gentle
men wanted on this occasion, it.
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ill be put up and aold without'. '.,
seive, to the highest bidder. ? ' J
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CJRKAT tILOBINCc OUT!
land of his nomination The commit
tee meets in New YorW tomorrow.
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B. F. Long, Esqr.; $o'icitor of the
Statesville judicial diftjict, accompun
ied by his little daugl.ter, was hire
this morniog on hi way back to
Statesville from a visit to his enera
ble parents who live near Graham.
He reports the health of the old peo
pie as reasonably good.
Mr. John A. Willuj and family, of
Columbia' S. C, whe have been here
on a visit to the family of R. S. Ver
non, went up to Wiilston on a brief
visit today, and will Se here again be
fore returning to their hume a Cpi
umbia. . j
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Mr. Chas. Landis, .who had bvcome
qaite a figure in the social wona
of our city, and who is well known
here, has found it necessary to spend
some time in the soldiers' home at
Raleigh, and accordingly went down
this morniog. ' Thi Workman hopes
he may find some improvement in his
health which has become quite deli
cate. '. X: '
Miss Winnie McCaull, of Biltimore,
who has been some time in this
city on a visit to her aunt, Mm. Harry
Martin, and who has made many and
lasting friends during her stay here
by her graces of mind and heart, left
last eight for her home.- Quite a dele
gatbn of young ladies and gentlemen
accompanied ber to the dpot to bid
her fa ewell.-JTo thoe who aonow
uiof-t over her departure, we can en
couriige them with the hope that she J
will come again, as she has promised!
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Having deuided ositively fc kU but our ENTIRE STOCK of CLOTH
ING and quit the Hotuwg bnamexa, we will begin GRAND CLOS4 .
, ING OUT SALE of, everything in that line TO DAY.' (Mon
day, Jnne 5th) lo ordr to wind np this branch of our
oosiren? aa rrpidlv m f-'iihln w will offer EXTRA OR :
: ' DINARY INDUCEMENTS in prices. ,
New Good), inoludioif our lfeit Spriha and Summer purchases, BOtne oi ,
them jnst opened up, will h holif, AT CQST. Winter goods, goods oarried;
over from last tieasorj, aud pndg sllghily ehoo worn, will be eo d regardleBf '
of cost, some at half price. Evrjtinoa in the wy of Clothing soea in thia :
GREAT SLAUGHTER SA LE. . MtnV, yontbe, boja and chil Jren gOOda
of ell gradee and aiza, , - , ... I
VV have a limited number of GOOD OVERCOATS and a consider ,
able etoek of Winter and Medium Wetifht ClotUiug; all of wbicib will )ta
offored at and below co 1 '
Remember, we aro pofitjvely goingout of tLe clothinubnaioess, and wank
to close oat the entire took h raj-idlv as possi'.le.. Prices no object, goods
most go and go at once. Don't voeclect tLie oi portnity of buying at cost
from one of the larvest nd l.tt xrocka nf fine aud medium grade Clothing
in the State, inolodiogeTerytb'ng from floe tailor mad suite, worth. . $20
and $25, down to the cheap et everycay bnita at $3, $4 aad 5.
Sample S. Brown & Co. ;