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FRIDAY, - - SEPTEMBERS, 1897.
CZAR AND PRESIDENT.
The the trip of President Faure to the
Czar of all the Russias was productive of
the most friendly results, and the people
of these two nations seem to be rejoiced
at the outeome of the visit
Upon the return of President Faure,
he sent the following dispatch to the
Czar: .
"At the moment I place my feet once
more upon the soil of France, my first
thought is for your Majesty, her Majesty
the Empress, and the whole Russian na
tion. The magnificent and cordial re
ception given to the president of the re
public calls forth throughout France a
feeling of emotion and joy. It will
leave in our hearts an ineffaceable mem
ory.
"I beg your Majesty once more to ac
cept the expression of my thanks and
the wishes I entertain for your Majesty's
happiness and that of the Empress and
the imperial family, and for the gran
deur and prosperity of Russia."
The Czar replied to this message from
the Lazelsky Palaee, at Warsaw. He
said:
"The Empress and myself are ex
tremely grateful for your kind words
just sent to us. It is with pleasure that
I shall preserve the memory of the visit
paid by the president of the republic to
Russia, whose heart has once beaten in
unison with that of France."
A BAD ELEMENT-
The boldness which has characterized the
recent actions of Anarchists in Europe,
has aroused the Spanish government to
the fact that this dangerous element
must be gotten rid of. . It is stated that
plans are being perfected to banish this
unsavory class. England will no longer
allow Anarchists to land on her shores,
and Spain will endeavor to dump them
upon us or other American republics.
There is no room for these thieves and
disturbers of the peace in onr country,
and the greatest diligence should be ex
ercised to keep them out It is not lib
erty or justice that they are seeking to
establish, but downright robbery. This
country is as free as a government can
be, and yet we have had a taste of their
maliciousness.
Our Ambassador Hay. to London is
proving a regular lion in society.
The leaders of London society, who
made his acquaintance during the jubilee
season, have been eager to have the Am
bassador as a guest More invitations
to country houses have come to him than
he could accept during a whole summer,
A Demand for Interest.
Aspesial to the Charlotte Observer
says that Mr. H. A. Foushee, of Durham,
was in Oxford yesterday as attorney for
the Union Bank of Richmond, Va., and
made demand upon the treasurer of Ox
ford for payment of interest amounting
to $4,800 on $20,000 of bonds issued by
the town of Oxford in aid of the Oxford
Coast Line Railroad. Heretofore there
has been extended litigation on account
of the refusal of the town to pay these
bonds, in which suit the town was vic
torious. The State Supreme Court hold
lng that the issue of bonds was void be
cause of Irregularities in the passage of
the act incorporating the railroad. It
stated that the demand mad yesterday
was preparatory to the institution of a
tew suit tn the Federal Court to tett in
aid court the validity of these bonds.
The meanest man on the face of the
earth to he who waate entrust on knowl
U N I ONgLA BE1L
edge.
The Black Bass.
The black bass shot frcm his rocky ncok
In the beech tree's sombre shade,
And he struck at the gayly spangled
hook -
And the bamboo bent and swayed;
And its Oh, the joy and the heart of it
And the throb of the spirit high.
And the whirling line and the pole's
incline
And the lusty fight ere the prize is
mine.
Who is there can picture a part of it
When the black bass takes the fly !
The black bass flashed like a meteor
Straight out where the far depths were,
And I eagerly watched and I waited for
The check of the reel's wild "whir-r !"
And it's Oh, the lust and the life of it
And the straining of hand and eye,
And the frantic fight and the test of
might
And the pitiless rapture and keen de
light,
When the black bass takes the fly.
The black bass, wearied and worn and
done,
Came in at the wind oi the reel,
And the fight was won as it must be won
When a good man feathers the steel ;
And it's Oh, the satisfied peace of it
And the gentle, triumphant sigh,
And the pipe'e sweet smoke by the
shading oak
My patron saint, thy love invoke;
Reserve my luckwith increase of it-
When the black bass takes the fly.
Chicago Record.
STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor D L. Russell.
Lieut-Governor C, A. Reynolds.
Secretary of State -Cyrus Thompson.
Auditor Hal. W. Ayer.
Treasurer W. H. Worth.
Attorney General Z. V, Walser.
Supt Pub. Inst W. H.' Mebane.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
D. H. Young Clerk Superior Court.
H. T. Jones Sheriff.
H. H. Knight Treasurer.
J. J. Rogers Register of Dee3s.
R. B. Ellis Coroner.
Pittman Stell Surveyor.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
J. B. HillChairman.
W. H. Ohamblee.
Rufus Barbee.
J. C. L. Harris County Attorney.
CITY OFFICERS.
W. M. Russ-Mayor.
H. F. Smith Clerk.
C. F. Lumsden Tax Collector.
Perrin Busbee City Attorney.
J oa. G. Brown Treasurer.
B. R. Lacy Com. Sinking Fund.
R. G. Upchurch Auditor.
J. M. Norwood Chief of Police.
L. A. Mahler Chief of Fire Departm't.
W. Z. Blake Street Commissioner.
The Churches and Their Pastors.
First Baptist Rev. Dr. J. W. Carter.
Baptist Tabernacle Dr. A. M. Simms.
Fayetteville Street Baptist -John T.
Puiien.
West Raleigh Mission (Baptist) Rev,
A L. Betts.
Edenton Street Methodist-Dr. W. O
Norman.
Central Methodist Rev. R B. Glenn,
Brooklyn (Methodist) Rev. R. H,
Whitaker.
Christ Church (Episcopal) -Dr. M. M.
Marshall.
Church of the Good 8hepherd (Episco
oal) Dr. I. McK. rittineer.
St. saviours Mission unapei (&pisco
pal) Kev. James A. weston.
tr resoytenan ur. Jtugene uaniei.
Christian Rev. J. L Foster.
Sacred Heart Rev. Father Price.
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